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Texas Southern University has embarked upon an ambitious journey to tell OUR STORY. The "Our Story" project presents an opportunity for the university to be proactive in shaping its image. The various components of the project tell "Our Story" in an informative and objective light from the university's perspective. Begun as a signature project of the Earl Carl Institute, a think tank at the university, the project is now an institutional one which officially launches during the 2012 Founders Day Celebrations.
• The "Our Story" project was designed to place a historically accurate face on the university by spotlighting people and events that have had profound impacts on this state but that have largely gone unnoticed.
• These portrayals will be made through various media, including publications, oral recordings, videography, and photography. Products resulting from the Our Story project will serve as vehicles to educate prospective and current students, alumni and the community as a whole on the rich history of TSU and its notable accomplishments.
• It is anticipated that increased knowledge about all things positive and unique to the university will instill a sense of increased school pride and ownership among current and prospective students, alumni and the community as a whole.
The Our Story project will launch officially during the 85th Anniversary of the University as the centerpiece of events leading up to the September 14, 2012 Founders' Day. Specifically, ECI will launch the sale of the print volume of the OUR STORY President's Edition and screen an one-hour video oral history of our presidents.
We also plan to have the 150 page Coffee Table Book for sale during Founders Day, a more comprehensive Web-Based Publication will go on-line, a Museum Exhibit is scheduled for that month and a Documentary will be available.
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The first OUR STORY publication will be the Presidents' Edition entitled "Our Story Presidents' Edition: TSU Legends & Leaders." The publication is a history of the 11 presidents of Texas Southern University.
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Roundup: Cricket Grounded; New Gerardo Parra Stance Getting Results
Yes, I'll say it: the Diamondbacks have the worst record in the majors now, at 0-2. The D-backs looked overmatched for most of the two-game Dodgers series in Australia (not so hot against Team Australia, either), but cruise back into Arizona to finish up spring training with only a -4 run differential. Losing by just two runs in each, the score of both games makes them look a lot closer than they really were. The D-backs never had the lead at any point in the two games, and once Dodgers starters Clayton Kershaw and Hyun-Jin Ryu got a lead, they kept it.
There were mainly lows, but some highs. Mark Trumbo showed us just what he can and can't do in the field (as Nick Piecoro explained, that GIF doesn't tell the whole story), but he also launched his first home run in a D-backs uniform. Wade Miley pitched to a 5.40 ERA, but looked good doing it. And as for the rest of the pitching staff, Trevor Cahill struggled to repeat his release point and to get Dodgers out, but the bullpen let up just one earned run in nine innings of work.
My one to watch in this series was Gerardo Parra, though. In some ways, he did poorly. I'm not sure if the D-backs held a kangaroo court after the series (if not in Australia, then where?), but if they did, Parra would be the one buying most of the beer; he recorded the final out of both Dodgers games.
In other ways, though… Parra did quite well, considering he was standing in against two very good left-handed pitchers. It seemed clear that Parra adopted his new batting stance because of struggles against lefties, and it seems to be working out. 2 for 8 doesn't make for a great batting average, but consider that he got both hits against lefties (and added a walk, too). 7 of his 9 PA came against lefties, and while his second hit looked a little lucky, the first one was hit right on the screws, and it looked like the contact came exactly when and where Parra planned. I have huge hopes for Parra this season with that new stance. Still one to watch, for me.
Although the results left something to be desired, it was great to see the D-backs back in regular season action, and fun to see a wild couple of games at Sydney Cricket Ground. We're all just happy to have baseball back here at Inside the 'Zona. Rod and Jeff will be weighing in on aspects of the SCG games in the next couple of days.
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- Nick Piecoro was all over the Sydney trip. He has good recitation of the middling Bradley performance against Team Australia (but oh man that curveball!), and here's his follow up piece on the sweep by the Dodgers.
- Great stuff in this Piecoro notebook about the D-backs trying to get back into the swing of things in Arizona. Cody Ross will play rehab games in AAA, apparently, and, as Piecoro explained, either Tuffy Gosewisch or Mark Grace will be with the team — but not both. Yes, you read that correctly.
- It was Diamondbacks week at Beyond the Box Score, unofficially. Here's a consensus top 36 prospects for the Diamondbacks from Chris St. John, which aggregates several prospect rankings (including Inside the 'Zona rankings). As part of a series, Ryan Potter tackled a team preview for the Diamondbacks' 2014. And Jeffrey Bellone pitched in with a deep examination of Didi Gregorius.
- As Jim McLennan wrote, Kirk Gibson named Addison Reed the D-backs closer. We've said this over and over and over again in this space, but I'll say it one more time: making Reed the closer right now will cost the team a boatload of money, and J.J. Putz might be the better closer right now anyway. It's not a big deal, and maybe the team knows something important about how Putz is feeling, but it seems like a small but clear mistake. Also at Snake Pit, TolkienBard did a preseason piece on Reed.
- At Venom Strikes, Joseph Jacquez has a good, detailed piece about whether there's a fit for Gregorius with the Mets. Pretty much agree across the board. Not to toot my own horn, but after we did a thorough examination of MLB rosters for our Offseason Plan, I kept track of each team fit for each of the D-backs' trade assets — and in my view, the shortstop/Mets matchup really came into focus a couple of months ago. I thought (and think) that Jenrry Mejia would be a great fit. Fairly high ceiling, injury issues that are something the D-backs can handle, and in a worst case that doesn't see Mejia develop, he already has experience as a (very good) reliever. Exactly the lottery ticket Towers should probably target.
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Richard Bergstrom says:
I know Jenrry Mejia became a hot name in our fantasy draft over the weekend. Rumors of him being traded are getting to be as strong as Nick Franklin.
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I'd rather see Arizona get a catcher in return for Didi, but impact is the real key. If they can get an impact arm, great. Impact catcher, even better. I'll be very underwhelmed if they flip him for another back-end starter. So far, it seems as if Towers is driving a bit of a hard bargain, which I hope he sticks to.
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Most students of history know that there is no such thing as the future; there are futures, plural, and the historian's task is to examine yesterday, compare it with today, and thence arrive at a plausible description of tomorrow. Concealed within this approach is the recognition that, contrary to what much of Western society believes, there is no purpose to history. Events aren't always determined, in the broader sense of that term. Stuff just happens. Life is random and unfair and nobody controls their destiny entirely. Not only might you get hit by a bus tomorrow; it could actually be that unfashionable thing: an accident.
This prospect is too much, not just for some people, but most of us, which goes some way to explaining the enduring force of religious belief in societies increasingly dependent on scientific knowledge. The yearning for meaning overwhelms us, and so we invent relations between events that are not, in fact, connected.
This, at least, is the approach of the conspiracy theorist. Conspiracy theories have been a staple of Western culture for centuries – the circumstances of Christ's death, never mind Marlowe's, come to mind – but it's true that in the 20th century they flourished as never before. Now, in the age of dispersed information and the internet, their prominence is swelling yet further.
Chief among the several merits of David Aaronovitch's forensically argued book, subtitled "The Role of the Conspiracy Theory in Shaping Modern History", is the fact that his source material is so riveting. Conspiracy theorists don't go in for the mundane. The idea of alternate histories, of plausible counterweights to the official version of events, is intrinsically gripping.
The trouble is, the truth remains true even when boring. Aaronovitch goes through a catalogue of conspiracy theories and – conscious of being a killjoy – debunks them at premise, midpoint and conclusion.
Take the murder of President Kennedy on 22 November 1963. Conspiracy theorists ask how Lee Harvey Oswald could have fired two out of three shots on target in 5.6 seconds. They look at Kennedy's controversial stances on Cuba and Vietnam, and the alleged discord between the CIA and Oval Office. They note that Robert Kennedy, another handsome young Democrat, was assassinated too. They consider it peculiar that Oswald died before making it to court. It must stack up.
Except for the boring truth. In fact, Oswald had 7.1 seconds (not 5.6) to strike a target moving along his telescopic line of vision, not across it. And he was a practised shot, having tried seven months earlier to assassinate Major General Edwin A Walker, a prominent public figure, with the very same rifle. These facts alone destroy two of the central tenets of the industry that blossomed after JFK's death.
Other conspiracy theories similarly rub up against tedious practical objections. The moon landings can't have been faked, because not a single person out of the thousands necessarily conscripted into life-long secrecy has broken their code of omertà. Diana wasn't carrying a Muslim foetus, and her driver was drunk. The second President Bush really wouldn't have formed a pact with the Taliban to provide a pretext for the capture of Iraqi oil, via terrorist attacks on 11 September. The second President Roosevelt similarly didn't orchestrate Pearl Harbor, and Robert Kennedy didn't have "a poisoned suppository inserted into Marilyn Monroe before being assassinated by a Manchurian candidate".
That last example is a fairly harmless one. But when the terrorists of Hamas collude with Nazism to insert passages from the (fabricated) Protocols of the Elders of Zion into their covenant, verbatim, or Stalinists justify the torture and execution of Trotskyites during the Moscow Trials of the 1930s by reference to socialist utopia, conspiracy theories become very far from innocuous.
Aaronovitch ought to have had the courage to admit that, as a champion of the most recent Iraq War, he too fell for a conspiracy, in relation to weapons of mass destruction. And though, in his marvellous introduction, he shows how often conspiracy theorists pose as champions of the oppressed – history written by the silent losers, if you like – he doesn't give enough credit to the uncovering of pernicious conspiracies that in fact took place, such as the Vatican's concealment of the rape of children.
Nevertheless, he has performed an admirable public service. It turns out that history doesn't happen for a reason. Destiny is fantasy. Meaningless events might make us sad, but c'est la vie. We cannot prepare for tomorrow if, by dint of paranoia, we remake yesterday as an illusion.
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"I ordered 600 sq feet of Cali Bamboo's Fossilized Click flooring. It was prepped as recommended and professionally installed. Almost immediately gaps - up to an inch large -began to appear in the floor. Cali claimed itnstallation was defective because out house was "too dry;" we installed a humidifier and no change to the gaps. Cali's solution? They offered to give me "a few boxes" of free flooring - hardly helpful My complaint has turned out to be similar to others. I think bamboo wood flooring should not be sold in "click" form in general, and I think Cali Bamboo grossly underestimates the amount of time it takes to acclimate its product. Another homeowner who installed this in my town had the same problem. Not only did Cali Bamboo not replace the floor, but it continues to ignore the huge installation costs I have incurred. Do not buy this product and do not expect help from Cali Bamboo if something goes wrong with your floor."
"We did a lot of research looking at other bamboo flooring, before we decided to go with the Antique fossilized Java - wide plank-click lock flooring. It turned out GREAT!! The durability, look and maintenance was the big seller."
"We purchased Bamdeck wide decking for our lake cabin in the woods in WA from Cali Bamboo. Before purchasing, we researched different products and pricing and asked lots of questions. One concern high on the list was durability, scratch resistance and stain resistance since we rent our cabin as a vacation rental. We were assured that this product was all of the above and would take a lot of use and still look nice. This is not the case at all. The first time it rained on the deck, it was water stained. It is one year later and the deck is stained from all sorts of things, including many water stains. If you don't want to have to treat your outdoor deck like an indoor floor, do not purchase this product. "
"I recently completed an outdoor seating installation on the Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo campus using 600 linear ft of CaliBamboo's BamDeck Solid. I had a great experience working with the CaliBamboo employees as well as the material!
The decking and hidden fasteners arrived quickly after the orders were placed and the quality of the product was very impressive. My project called for a rather unconventional use of the decking, which let me take liberty in the shop with its construction. I was surprised to see how easily it cut on the table-saw, chop-saw, and even with hand-saws. As with most any composite decking, dulling of the blades is something to be expected, yet the BamDeck still cut with ease and the blade dulling seemed minimal. The BamDeck Solid has a slight texturing on the surface, but since it isn't a veneer, it can handle light sanding. It is a very dense material, so pre-drilling is a MUST. Even though it is very dense there is still a good amount of flexibility, so be sure to follow the instructions of letting the boards set and acclimate before use as well as follow the 16 inches on center spacing.
I originally chose CaliBamboo because of the sustainable composition of their decking and I am very happy with my decision. The material looks great, blends well with the surroundings, and is easy to work with. I had several people come up to me after my project was completed with questions and complements about the material and I was happy to tell them as I am now: CaliBamboo is a great choice and highly recommended!
"Great people that went out of their way to help. They knew their products and supported me right away and answered all my questions. Vince was my guy. I used the cork planks and they are AWESOME! I will 'Cali Bamboo' again in a heartbeat.
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"We are just now completing our 1000 sq. ft. second floor, and can't imagine having chosen anything other than Cali Bamboo. We did a lot of research on the different styles, finishes and qualities of bamboo flooring and, based on our needs and preferences, were referred by another flooring company to Cali. We were impressed from the beginning; Jim walked us through the ordering process, and creatively helped us solve some some quirky areas. The transit company that delivered many hundreds of pounds of product found that their truck lift was not working when they arrived, and despite my suggestion to come another day, they "delivered." They unloaded the truck by hand and placed the humongous order neatly on pallets in my garage. And it was about 90 degrees! We purchased the Fossilized, strand weave, tongue and groove bamboo which is absolutely gorgeous and hard as nails. The quality is impeccable, including the 10 layer, low VOC finish which hasn't shown a hint of a scratch from large dog nails and moving furniture; the hallway and master bedroom have been finished for a year. We recently reordered more to finish our office and received the same product, but significantly lighter than the older adjacent area. Drew, from customer service had us take pictures, issued a pickup and sent a had-picked case for a good match.
So, yes, you can find bamboo flooring cheaper, but if you want quality service and flooring, go with Cali Bamboo. We're extremely happy and confident with this investment in our home. "
"We just had the Cali Bamboo Java Antique fossilized floors installed in our main room, and we absolutely love it! We just moved from out of state, and purchased a house that needed new flooring in that room especially. It looks amazing. It is worth every single penny I paid. We have two dogs, that in our previous house destroyed our old wood floors - scratches all over - DEEP scratches. These floors the dogs cannot scratch. I tried. I obtained a few samples and got my dogs to play on them and try to scratch; nothing. I took a key to it to try to scratch it - nothing. These floors are amazing, and the no scratch is exactly why I went with them. Everyone who has seen these floors are completely in love with them, can you blame them???Also, it being a green process just makes it an even better product!! Highly recommended!!"
"I ordered 2 rolls of 3.5ft x 8ft Natural Bamboo Fence - 3/4 Inch Diameter for an outdoor Bar and grilling station I was building. Looking all over online and price comparing I decided that Cali Bamboo had the exact size I needed at a reasonable price so I pulled the trigger and ordered.
I received an email for my order shortly after finishing and then waited a couple of days with no communication about my order. I went to the website and entered a support ticket that was quickly responded to. They assured me my order was on track to be delivered the next day and apologized for the lack of communication.
The next day the bamboo arrived well packaged and as my wife opened the box she was impressed with the quality of the bamboo compared to what she had seen in local stores. I was able to attach it to my bar and grill station with no problems and it worked out better than I expected."
"I purchased the eucalyptus flooring less than a year ago. The slightest amount of water spilled on the flooring when it seeps into the cracks will swell the wood, even if it's immediately wiped up. I have a growing number of places that have swelled around the edges because it's impossible to get the water out of the cracks. Who doesn't occasionally spill something on their floor, whether it's in the kitchen or the living room...this has happened in all the rooms that that I have the product. Cali Bamboo refuses to honor their 50 year warranty and does not stand behind their product. I am highly disappointed. I thought this would be the last flooring I would ever need to install. Less than a year and I'm already thinking about replacing it...I wish money was no object! I would never recommend this product to anyone. Too bad, because it's pretty, but is the most inferior flooring product I have ever encountered. "
"We choose the Antique Fossilized Java wide plank flooring and LOVE it. We started with 1 room and it grew to 3 and a hallway, going to add 2 more rooms! We have 2 large dogs and this has been great under their toenails!"
"SPLINTERS BAD! I HAD 5 SPLINTERS JUST OPENING THE BOXES. Not sealed well like the sample. All boards are warped and since they don't snap together they don't stay together! Good luck trying to float this flooring. Overpriced garbage! "
"Cali Bamboo specialists provided me with excellent customer service after I discovered them online. When I first called, I was extremely indecisive with my project's direction. My agent sent me several samples and gave suggestions after I described my husband's and my desires. She took every call and when she had a family emergency, the transition to a new agent was seamless. The customer service is extraordinary, and since they support DIY installation, they take calls for any and every question. They insist it is an easy process and they are 100% correct. They are not only your Cali Bamboo agent, but they provide you the confidence to complete your project. They are confident in the ease of their product because it seems that every agent has had experience laying a floor – if not their own, in some sort of training. They also provide instructions, information, and videos.
We ultimately chose the mocha fossilized eucalyptus click flooring for our 10' x 11' room plus a very large closet. My friend and I (two, inexperienced 31yo females) laid the flooring when my husband was out of town in about 7-8 hours. This amount of time included using a jigsaw for the length-cuts (this took a while; we used a miter for the short cuts). The battery for the jigsaw was consistently going out after every board. We eventually gave up on the battery and made a trip to Home Depot, charged the new batteries, and had a lunch break. Without all those obstacles, it would have been a much faster process (especially if you have a table saw or circular saw). This entire project was easy – so easy.
The flors are more than we could even imagine – we do not have any scratches on them after 8 months (installed them in July 2014). We have been careful, but have had accidents! For example, I recently decided to add quarter-round to our simple baseboards. The existing baseboards' backs were covered in glue and I had to hammer very hard. There were several times the hammer slipped onto the floor with force! We have absolutely no dents. I would not suggest taking a hammer to the floor, but every accident has been without consequence.
I have also dripped paint on our brand new floors. Wet, it wiped right up. Later, I found a few drops that I was able to scratch up with my fingernail. None of this paint got in the cracks – so for that I was lucky; I feel that would be more tricky. None of my statements are suggesting that you should not remain cautious with your floors, just confirming how well they stand up to the life in our household.
If it even needs mentioning, I would and do recommend Cali-Bamboo to all my friends and family. If we were to have another project, they would be the first (and probably only) place I would search for product. The ease of the website, the customer-service, and the product are undeniably a superior package for this kind of project.
". I bought 600 sq ft of Cali bamboo flooring from Lowes. When the installer started the installation he found the third piece he tried was slightly off in width which made it impossible to install. After talking to Cali Customer Service I agreed to buy 2 extra boxes to have on hand so we could finish the installation. They agreed to ship it by Thursday so I could have it the following Monday when installation resumed. I went to Lowes and ordered the extra, the salesman even got Cali on the line to be sure it would be shipped in time. They said it would definitely go out by Friday. On Friday Nathan from Cali Customer Service called to tell me the order was being shipped.
On Monday when I checked with Lowes to be sure it was there it wasn't. They called Cali and was told it would ship that day, on Monday when I had to have it. This cost me an extra $500 which is the minimum the installer charged per day. Cali has a big problem keeping their word so I would recommend going elsewhere to purchase bamboo flooring."
"I have used this flooring to do three rooms now (about 1200 sq ft.). I have been pleased with the results and the flooring is a great pre-finished material. I am surprised that they seem to have a dynamic product line, though.
My first floor was a "light tiger" T&G Bamboo. (discontinued) 70% natural and 30% dark material. The result is a floor that always gets positive comments from friends and guests. It is a lighter flooring that does not show dirt. They still carry a "dark tiger" (70% dark to 30% natural), I believe.
The second was a tri-color bordered Natural floor in the master bedroom. (My wife loves it!)
The last floor is a tri-color floor with a bold (cognac/natural/cognac) border and a Antique Pearl field. Looks like a rug on the floor. Again, everyone that has seen it thinks it is cool. Makes for a light airy feel to a room to have the light colored flooring but with the richness of the border materials.
I have had no order issues and the color of any natural product has some variance. (Open all boxes and inter-mix during install).
The bamboo flooring from Cali Bamboo is a solid product and heavy and hard. Do follow installation instructions. There are some tips out there. I found it to be hard on saw blades (carbide). Did I mention that it is a hard flooring. If you need to drill or screw in/through it. run the drill/driver S-L-O-W-L-Y. You do not want to create frictional heat. It makes the resin react and can seize your drill bit or screw. Also do not stop the drill in the material.. keep it moving or you will leave it in the floor.
I will continue using Cali Bamboo for flooring projects.
I am most pleased with the products that I have had so far. (I have not been impressed with the flooring sold by the "box" stores. This material is SOLID, HEAVY, and lays well. All of the T&G Cali Bamboo flooring I have had has been good.
This material sat almost a year waiting for me to install. (indoors and still in the packaging.)


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|Donna Diane Blevins (private).
Spouse: Harold Duane Holder-6786. Children were: Matthew Ray Holder-9036, Marcus Saul Holder-9035.
Harold Mitchell "Mitch" Blinco (private).24
Spouse: Pamela Kay Holder-1476.
Michael Lynn Bliss (private).24
Spouse: Carneti Munay Holder-7055.
Frank E. Block was born on 12 October 1913. He died on 26 April 1990 at the age of 76 in Texas, USA. He was buried on 29 April 1990 at Cook-Walden Capital Parks Cemetery and Mausoleum in Austin, Travis, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Iva M. Holder-5210. Iva M. Holder and Frank E. Block were married before 1926.
Peter Hansen "Pete" Block Jr. was born on 3 December 1921 in Reedley, Fresno, California, USA. He died on 8 May 2001 at the age of 79 in San Luis Obispo County, California, USA. He was cremated on 10 May 2001 in Los Osos, San Luis Obispo, California, USA.
Spouse: Jennie Ruth Holder-1564.
Margaret Elizabeth Blocker was born on 28 October 1927 in Whitney, Hill, Texas, USA. She died on 7 December 2011 at the age of 84 in Hillsboro, Hill, Texas, USA. She was buried on 10 December 2011 at Sabanno Cemetery in Sabanno, Eastland, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: L. P. Holder-2671. Margaret Elizabeth Blocker and L. P. Holder were married on 8 January 1947.
Alan Parker Bloebaum was born on 24 December 1910. He died on 21 July 1986 at the age of 75 in Austin, Travis, Texas, USA.14 He was buried on 24 July 1986 at Austin Memorial Park Cemetery in Austin, Travis, Texas, USA.
Spouse: Ray Pearl Holder-2924. Ray Pearl Holder and Alan Parker Bloebaum were married before 1942.
Ann Eliza Blythe was born on 26 December 1837 in Alabama, USA. She appeared in the census in 1860 in Freestone County, Texas, USA. She lived with her son-in-law and her daughter Charles W. Kinard and Mary F. Holder in Robertson County, Texas, USA on 11 June 1900.12 Ann died on 3 December 1903 at the age of 65 in Franklin, Robertson, Texas, USA.64 She was buried on 6 December 1903 at Fairfield Cemetery in Fairfield, Freestone, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: John Andrew Holder-670. Ann Eliza Blythe and John Andrew Holder were married on 22 December 1865 in Freestone, Freestone, Texas, USA. They lived in Freestone County, Texas, USA on 4 June 1880.2 Children were: William Lee Holder Sr.-800, Mary F. Holder-1272, Lina Elizabeth Holder-802.
Reba Helen Boatfield (private).
Spouse: Auldon Franklin "Pete" Holder-10501.
Grace Boaz was born on 13 August 1885 in Crawford, Kansas, USA. She lived in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA on 9 April 1930.1 On 9 April 1930 she was a Public School Teacher in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA. Grace died on 5 January 1972 at the age of 86.
Spouse: William "Dock" Holder-2987. Grace Boaz and William "Dock" Holder were married on 16 May 1906 in Warren County, Tennessee, USA.65 They65 lived in McMinnville, Warren, Tennessee, USA on 29 April 1910.5 They5 lived in McMinnville, Warren, Tennessee, USA on 8 January 1920.9 Children were: Joseph B. Holder-3365, Elizabeth G. "Bessie" Holder-5418, Janice Holder-5419.
Spouse: Schafer-5420. Grace Boaz and Schafer were married before 1930.
Russia "Rushie" Bobbitt was born on 16 February 1888 in Surry, North Carolina, USA. She died on 8 February 1982 at the age of 93 in Siler City, Chatham, North Carolina, USA.
Spouse: Carlie Cleveland Holder-9609. Russia "Rushie" Bobbitt and Carlie Cleveland Holder were married before 1915. They lived in Surry, North Carolina, USA on 21 January 1920.9 Children were: Rufus Carl Holder-7427.
Melba Lee Bobo was born on 22 August 1932 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA.24 She died on 4 January 2013 at the age of 80 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA. She was buried on 8 January 2013 at Laurel Land Memorial Park in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Billy Thurman Holder-8141. Children were: Billy Don Holder-7518, Larry David Holder-9271.
Sarah Ann Bobo was born in 1840 in Floyd, Georgia, USA. She died on 3 July 1888 at the age of 48 in Rome, Floyd, Georgia, USA.
Spouse: John Thomas "Thomas" Holder-9144. Sarah Ann Bobo and John Thomas "Thomas" Holder were married on 13 January 1867 in Lindale, Floyd, Georgia, USA. Children were: William Oscar Holder-9146.
Eliza Boddie was born in January 1854 in South Carolina, USA. She died in 1911 at the age of 57.
Spouse: George William Holder-341. Eliza Boddie and George William Holder were married on 13 April 1871 in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, USA.66 They66 lived in Bell County, Texas, USA on 17 June 1880.2 They2 lived in Lincoln, Louisiana, USA on 5 June 1900.12 Children were: Gilbert Will Holder-833, James D. Holder-803, Levi E. Holder-864, Pinkie Holder-627, Samuel B. Holder-8387, George Randolph Holder-4901.
Mahala Bodenhamer was born on 2 May 1834 in Lawrence County, Indiana, USA. She died on 9 April 1917 at the age of 82 in Mahaska, Iowa, USA.
Spouse: John Lewis "Lewis" Holder-9974. Mahala Bodenhamer and John Lewis "Lewis" Holder were married on 6 February 1851 in Lawrence County, Indiana, USA. Children were: William H. Holder-5040.
James O. Bodiford was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Mary Jane "Birdie" Holder-10701. Mary Jane "Birdie" Holder and James O. Bodiford were married on 10 October 1900 in Dickens County, Texas, USA.
Georgia Frances Bohac was born on 24 February 1929 in Granger, Williamson, Texas, USA. She died on 23 February 2006 at the age of 76 in Austin, Travis, Texas, USA. She was buried on 25 February 2006 at South San Gabriel Cemetery in Burnet, Burnet, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Elbert Ray Holder-7016. Children were: James Ray Holder Sr.-7859, Michael Roy "Miki" Holder-7860.
Pierre Ovide Boisvert (private).
Spouse: Rebecca Ann Holder-10773.
Andrew Jackson Bolin was born on 13 January 1838 in Alabama, USA. He died on 24 December 1880 at the age of 42. He was buried on 27 December 1880 at Providence Cemetery in Mount Vernon, Franklin, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Tarala -10539. Tarala and Andrew Jackson Bolin lived in Franklin County, Texas, USA on 7 June 1880.2 Children were: John W. Bolin-5106, George Washington Bolin-5512, Clarence L. Bolin-1160.
Clarence L. Bolin was born on 17 December 1877 in Texas, USA. He lived with his parents Andrew Jackson Bolin and Tarala in Franklin County, Texas, USA on 7 June 1880.2 He died on 14 December 1927 at the age of 49. Clarence was buried on 16 December 1927 at Providence Cemetery in Mount Vernon, Franklin, Texas, USA.8 Parents: Andrew Jackson Bolin-5107 and Tarala -10539.
Spouse: Ora Emeline Holder-1102. Ora Emeline Holder and Clarence L. Bolin were married on 18 November 1900 in Franklin County, Texas, USA.31 They31 lived in Hagansport, Franklin, Texas, USA on 27 April 1910.5 They5 lived in Franklin County, Texas, USA on 3 February 1920.9
George Washington Bolin was born on 17 April 1870 in Texas, USA. He lived with his parents Andrew Jackson Bolin and Tarala in Franklin County, Texas, USA on 7 June 1880.2 He died on 14 July 1955 at the age of 85 in Mount Pleasant, Titus, Texas, USA.67 George was buried on 17 July 1955 at Providence Cemetery in Mount Vernon, Franklin, Texas, USA. Parents: Andrew Jackson Bolin-5107 and Tarala -10539.
Spouse: Lela D. Holder-793. Lela D. Holder and George Washington Bolin were married on 7 December 1893 in Franklin County, Texas, USA.31 They31 lived in Franklin County, Texas, USA on 8 April 1900.12
John W. Bolin was born on 20 August 1860 in Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, USA. He lived with his parents Andrew Jackson Bolin and Tarala in Franklin County, Texas, USA on 7 June 1880.2 He died on 11 April 1938 at the age of 77 in Franklin County, Texas, USA.68 John was buried on 14 April 1938 at Providence Cemetery in Mount Vernon, Franklin, Texas, USA.8 Parents: Andrew Jackson Bolin-5107 and Tarala -10539.
Spouse: Beulah Holder-766. Beulah Holder and John W. Bolin were married on 28 February 1884 in Franklin County, Texas, USA.32
Louise Bolton was born on 1 November 1925 in Colorado City, Mitchell, Texas, USA.30 She lived at home in Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto, Texas, USA on 17 April 1940.6 She died on 26 February 1981 at the age of 55 in Fort Stockton, Pecos, Texas, USA.11 Louise was buried on 1 March 1981 at Elmwood Cemetery in Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Holder-11634. Louise Bolton and Holder were married before November 1965.30
Rebecca Jane Bolton (private).
Spouse: David Michael Holder-3935. Children were: Matthew David Holder-9384.
Alcie I. Bond was born on 12 June 1904 in Santo, Palo Pinto, Texas, USA. She died on 27 February 1998 at the age of 93 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA.11 She was buried on 2 March 1998 at Restlawn Memorial Park in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Dr. Joseph Wendell "Joe" Holder-2984. Alcie I. Bond and Dr. Joseph Wendell "Joe" Holder were married in 1928. They lived in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA on 11 April 1930.1 They1 lived in Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto, Texas, USA on 5 April 1940.6 Children were: Cyntha R. Holder-5895, Emily Jane Holder-5894, Joseph Wendell Holder Jr.-5890.
Cecile Anne Bond was born on 22 December 1907 in Texas, USA. She died from tetanus (stepped on a nail) on 6 September 1944 at the age of 36 in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA.18 She was buried on 9 September 1944 at Mission Burial Park South in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA.
Spouse: Richard Spurlin "Spud" Holder Sr.-500. Cecile Anne Bond and Richard Spurlin "Spud" Holder Sr. were married about 1939.
Bonds (private).
Spouse: Nora B. Holder-10182.
Patsy Marie Bonds was born in 1931. She died on 12 June 1984 at the age of 53 in Taylor County, Texas, USA.14 She was buried on 15 June 1984 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Merkel, Taylor, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Cecil Alton "Bud" Holder-5610. Patsy Marie Bonds and Cecil Alton "Bud" Holder were married on 30 September 1961 in Imperial County, California, USA.69 Children were: Deborah Sue Holder-5614.
Mamie Louise Bone was born on 28 September 1917 in Navarro Mills, Navarro, Texas, USA. She lived at home in Navarro County, Texas, USA on 14 April 1930.1 She died on 21 October 1988 at the age of 71 in Navarro County, Texas, USA.14 Mamie was buried on 24 October 1988 at Hamilton Beeman Cemetery in Retreat, Navarro, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Ernest Holder-10529. Mamie Louise Bone and Ernest Holder were married.
Robert Henry Boney was born on 5 March 1884 in Texas, USA. He died on 14 October 1911 at the age of 27 in Iola, Grimes, Texas, USA.
Spouse: Jeanetta Anna "Nettie" Grissett-10314. Jeanetta Anna "Nettie" Grissett and Robert Henry Boney were married in 1909. They lived in Grimes County, Texas, USA on 16 April 1910.5
Jencie R. Bonham9 was born in 1890 in North Carolina, USA.9 She lived in McKinney, Collin, Texas, USA in 1930.1 She died on 31 August 1977 at the age of 87 in McKinney, Collin, Texas, USA.14 Jencie was buried on 2 September 1977 at Ridgeview Memorial Park in Allen, Collin, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Walter Merrill Holder-650. Jencie R. Bonham and Walter Merrill Holder were married on 14 April 1914 in Westminster, Collin, Texas, USA.31 They31 lived in McKinney, Collin, Texas, USA on 8 January 1920.9 They9 lived in Westminster, Collin, Texas, USA on 14 April 1930.1 Jencie and Walter1 lived in McKinney, Collin, Texas, USA on 2 April 1940.6 Children were: Lillian E. Holder-1294, Helen Holder-1295, Junior Holder-1296.
Elizabeth P. Bonner was born in 1831 in Tennessee, USA.
Spouse: William Bedford Holder-9459. Elizabeth P. Bonner and William Bedford Holder were married on 11 December 1848 in Phillips, Arkansas, USA. They lived in Phillips, Arkansas, USA on 14 October 1850.3 Children were: Robert Edward Lee Holder-9458.
Mildred Madeline Bonnet was born on 1 November 1919 in Port Arthur, Jefferson, Texas, USA. She died on 17 February 2009 at the age of 89 in Independence, Jackson, Missouri, USA. She was buried on 20 February 2009 at Mission Burial Park South in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Albert Fred "Freddie" Holder-3748. Mildred Madeline Bonnet and Albert Fred "Freddie" Holder were married on 25 December 1938 in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA. Children were: Albert Austin Holder-3750, Linda Faye Holder-3751, John David Holder-6181, Timothy Mark Holder-3747, Sara Jane Holder-3752.
Joshua Paul Bontke (private).24
Spouse: Kara Rachelle Holder-6354.
Willie M. Bookman (private).
Spouse: Melvin Lonzo Holder-8097.
Lillie Booth was born on 17 March 1900 in Texas, USA. She lived at home in Austin, Travis, Texas, USA on 19 April 1910.5 She died on 31 March 1994 at the age of 94. Lillie was buried on 3 April 1994 at Oakwood Cemetery Annex in Austin, Travis, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: George Otto "Otto" Holder-1427. Lillie Booth and George Otto "Otto" Holder were married on 27 March 1916 in Travis County, Texas, USA.32
Linda Fay Borchers (private).24
Spouse: Richard Spurlin Holder Jr.-1810.
Martha Lee Borden was born on 10 May 1925 in Navarro County, Texas, USA.24 She lived at home in Corsicana, Navarro, Texas, USA on 30 April 1940.6 She died on 1 September 1992 at the age of 67 in Bellaire, Harris, Texas, USA.14 Martha was buried on 4 September 1992 at Oakwood Cemetery in Corsicana, Navarro, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Clinton Hays Holder Sr.-4372. Martha Lee Borden and Clinton Hays Holder Sr. were married on 17 March 1943. Children were: Dr. Clinton Hays Holder Jr.-4375, Marsha Lynn Holder-4376, Margaret Dianne Holder-4374.
Patricia Ann Boren (private).24
Spouse: Jack Henry Holder-4746. Children were: Jack Henry Holder Jr.-4748, Stephanie Lynn Boren Holder-4749.
Carl Vilgot Borgeson was born on 9 February 1915 in Massachusetts, USA.17 He was born on 9 February 1915 in Massachusetts, USA.17 He died on 13 July 1991 at the age of 76 in San Bernardino County, California, USA.17
Spouse: Etta Wilmoth "Mutt" Holder-1584. Etta Wilmoth "Mutt" Holder and Carl Vilgot Borgeson were married on 3 October 1942 in Yuma, Yuma, Arizona, USA.
Henry Marcus Boring was born on 23 June 1888 in Easterly, Robertson, Texas, USA. He died on 23 July 1969 at the age of 81 in Sugar Land, Fort Bend, Texas, USA. He was buried on 26 July 1969 at Boring Cemetery in Robertson County, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Laura Holder-6657. Laura Holder and Henry Marcus Boring were married in 1905. They lived in San Patricio County, Texas, USA on 9 April 1930.1
John Franklin Boring was born on 5 December 1884 in Robertson County, Texas, USA. He died on 3 April 1970 at the age of 85 in Marlin, Falls, Texas, USA. He was buried on 6 April 1970 at Heards Prairie-Petteway Cemetery in Bremond, Robertson, Texas, USA.
Spouse: Ella Minerva Holder-6659. Ella Minerva Holder and John Franklin Boring were married on 7 December 1905 in Robertson County, Texas, USA.
Ollie Eva Boring was born on 16 September 1896 in Easterly, Robertson, Texas, USA. She died on 16 September 1986 at the age of 90 in Franklin, Robertson, Texas, USA.11 She was buried on 19 September 1986 at Boring Cemetery in Robertson County, Texas, USA.
Spouse: William Smith Holder-1409. Ollie Eva Boring and William Smith Holder were married on 6 July 1912 in Robertson County, Texas, USA.32 They32 lived in New Baden, Robertson, Texas, USA on 5 February 1920.9 They9 lived in Mexia, Limestone, Texas, USA on 2 April 1930.1 Children were: Bernard Holder-9280, Ammon Phinley Holder-1729, Emma Frances Holder-4161, Philip Conner Holder-1728.
Patricia Ann Bostian (private).29
Spouse: Clinton Paul Holder-9242. Children were: Clayton Allen Holder-9246, Cody Edward Holder-9244.
Leticia Botello (private).
Spouse: Ronald Leroy Holder-5351.
Nell Ray Boughton (private).24
Spouse: Jessie Ray "Ray" Holder-359. Children were: Phillip Don "Phil" Holder-4679, Kathy Ann Holder-4680, Guy Anthony Holder-4681.
Terry L. Bouldin (private).24
Spouse: Robert Ray Holder Jr.-4108.
George Washington Bounds Jr. was born on 25 August 1905 in Panola County, Texas, USA. He died on 7 October 1966 at the age of 61 in Carthage, Panola, Texas, USA.70 He was buried on 10 October 1966 at Long Branch Cemetery in Long Branch, Panola, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: Eathel Holder-4961. Eathel Holder and George Washington Bounds Jr. were married before 1930. They lived in Carthage, Panola, Texas, USA on 3 April 1940.6
Jama Gay Bounds was born on 1 October 1952 in Center, Shelby, Texas, USA.24 She died on 10 July 2016 at the age of 63 in Richardson, Dallas, Texas, USA. She was buried on 13 July 2016 at Restland Memorial Park in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA.8
Spouse: James Henry Holder-1441. Children were: James Scott Holder-1443.
Patsy Bow (private).
Spouse: Jimmie Gordon Holder-11310.
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Imran Khan is the former captain of the Pakistan cricket team. he now chairs the Movement for Justice Party.
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Imran Khan: Before we achieve our goal of building a free democratic society, the foremost challenge is to force General Musharraf to resign
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Imran Khan: Asylum laws neutralise the gains made since the Lawrence inquiry.
For weeks we have been obsessing over whether our cricketers should play in Zimbabwe. But if Tony Blair follows the US into an unprovoked war on Iraq, says Imran Khan, cricketing countries should think the unthinkable - a boycott of England.
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A Simplified Method for Assessing Dietary Adequacy in Mozambique
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Directorate of Economics, Republic of Mozambique
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- Anonymous, 1996. "Smallholder Cash Cropping, Food Cropping, and Food Security in Northern Mozambique: Research Methods," Food Security Collaborative Working Papers 56021, Michigan State University, Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics.
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the digital format and intro of itunes/ipod totally changed my listneing habits. it became super easy to pick and choose singles instantly or just shuffle. if i'm actively listening, I'll bounce around a lot. if i'm working and want something in the background, i'll just let a whole album spin out. of course there are certain albums that just feel whole and really good consumed all in one go.
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Marquette sticking with Lockett during rough transition
Earlier this month against Wisconsin, Marquette guard Trent Lockett had seven turnovers, four fouls and shot 1 of 7.
Still, coach Buzz Williams, known for his quick hook, stayed with Lockett for 34 minutes. Only Vander Blue, with 35, played more minutes than Lockett against the Badgers.
The Golden Eagles won by 10 points and, yes, they were down a guard without Todd Mayo.
Yet there was another reason why Williams has stuck by Lockett through 11 games in Marquette's three-guard starting lineup.
"I think Trent is about to turn the corner," Williams said after Lockett followed up Wisconsin with one of his better games against Savannah State.
No one said Lockett was going to be a star after he transferred from Arizona State. Williams took on the graduate student who qualified under the so-called Russell Wilson rule because of the leadership, maturity and intelligence he could bring to a relatively young team.
Lockett might have led the Sun Devils in scoring (13.0) and rebounding (5.8) last year, but Arizona State was 10-21. And, frankly, the Pac-12 wasn't very good, either.
Lockett knew there was going to be a period of adjustment coming into a far more challenging environment. That his numbers have been underwhelming through the first third of the season should surprise no one.
"I went through a drastic change with a whole new place, coaches and players," Lockett said. "But as the season has gone on, I've become more comfortable. Everybody is helping me the best they can, but at the end of the day it's on me."
A 10-game starter who played through broken facial bones earlier this season, Lockett is fifth in scoring (7.7) and second in rebounding (4.8) for Marquette, the latter being a respectable statistic for a 6-foot-5 guard. Only forward/center Davante Gardner has more offensive rebounds than Lockett's 18.
Lockett is the team's second-best three-point shooter (35.7%) behind forward Jamil Wilson, yet he is ninth in overall field-goal percentage (37.8%). And he has turned the ball over more times than any Golden Eagle except for point guard Junior Cadougan.
Although Lockett's seven turnovers against the Badgers tried Williams' patience, he had no better option given the matchups.
"I think Buzz is a tremendous coach, and I think he's going to play who is going to help us win," Lockett said. "Even though I had a bunch of turnovers, I think I brought enough to the team to help us win.
"Some of those turnovers were situational and some of them were bad plays. But at the end of the day, we won the game. That's all that matters."
Williams, who rolls the dice on transfers, knew he had someone completely different in Lockett, who graduated from Arizona State in three years. He appreciates the fact that Lockett is one of the few student-athletes outside of pioneering Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson who has taken such a path.
That is why Williams suspects the game will come to Lockett, who had seven points and six rebounds in 25 minutes during the victory Saturday against LSU.
"I could be wrong, but I believe that," Williams said. "I think he'll turn the corner. I think he's going in the right direction now."
Williams now has Mayo, who wasn't available for the first 10 games while the sophomore guard was academically ineligible. Mayo could take some of Lockett's minutes when he regains his game legs, but for now Lockett will remain a major piece of Marquette's rotation.
"It has definitely been a transition," Lockett said. "The biggest thing has been the mind-set. It's a great transition and I'm really enjoying my time at Marquette.
"Marquette has made the transition really easy and everybody has helped me come along."


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