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A brief Guatemalan fishing report from Captains, Anglers, and other unreliable sources.
March 2-6 finds members from the Sarasota Yacht Club, spearheaded by Mr. Tony Piano along with 15 other Bay area Residents. In there 4 days of fishing aboard the Casa Vieja Fleet boats the 16 anglers released a total of 385 sailfish!!!
March 7-10 finds Long time friend and angler Mr. Kirk "The Shot" Weisman accompanied by his daughter Kara fishing the Fly aboard the "Intensity" with Capt. Mike Sheeder. Kara did all the angling releasing 11 sailfish on the fly in three days of fishing and going 3 for 3 on her last day. Nice going Kara!!
March 9-13 we have Marcel Waldschmit, Rick Zeedyk, and Dick Bruil from Double MM Sportfishing, fishing aboard the "Canaso" with Capt. Jason Brice. The anglers released 66 sails in there 5 day trip from 130 bites. Not a bad showing from the flying Dutchmen!
Highlights from Capt. Chris Sheeder aboard the newest addition to the Casa Vieja Fleet the 40" Whiticar the "Finest Kind" finds Godfrey Franco, Paco Suarez, and Adriel Longo joining us from Puerto Rico. The crew was looking for hungry sails and they found them, Releasing 94 sailfish from 132 bites in 5 days of fishing and a 250 lb Blue marlin to boot!!
I am settling in comfortably aboard the Recently Overhauled and finally splashed 37 Merritt the "Release" over the past week, and will be sure to add some highlights on next weeks report.
Overall the fishing outlook is good with large schools of sails supplementing the Guatemalan fleet, with Blue Marlins and Large Dorados seen and caught daily. We still have dates available for the next couple of months and dont forget that last years summer Marlin run heated up in April. Summer rates with big discounts start June 1st as well, so call Merijo Attong at (866) 846-9121 today to book your trip.
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Love Your Library: Celebrate National Library Week!
April 3, 2012 at 7:18 pm hcplcmichelle
National Library Week begins Sunday, April 8 and runs through Saturday, April 14. Whether you're a regular at your local branch or simply an occasional browser, you're encouraged to celebrate with these family-friendly programs at your library:
April 9:
- Head over to the North Tampa Branch Library and "Become a Library Detective" with a scavenger hunt for kids. The fun runs all day, every day until April 14. Check the branch's web page for operating hours.
- Share your library experiences any time between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the Robert W. Saunders, Sr. Public Library and post them to the "building." Light refreshments will be provided.
- Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Temple Terrace Library with elected officials, civic leaders, former library staff and — you! — at a public reception from 1 to 3 p.m.
April 10:
- Come to the West Tampa Branch Library between 3 and 5 p.m. to share your library experiences and post them for others to read. Enjoy light refreshments during your visit.
- Celebrate the Temple Terrace Library's 50th anniversary with crafts, stories and songs from 6:30 to 7 p.m.
April 11:
- Post your library stories and enjoy light refreshments at the C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Public Library from 3 to 5 p.m.
- Play a few rounds of "Library Catalog BINGO!" at the North Tampa Branch Library from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Look up authors in the catalog and write their book titles on the squares to win.
- Listen to the fascinating stories of Hillsborough County Historian and former long-time Temple Terrace resident Dr. Gary Mormino at the Temple Terrace Public Library at 6:30 p.m.
April 12:
- Learn to draw cartoons with local artist Leah Lopez from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Upper Tampa Bay Regional Library. Materials will be provided.
April 13:
- Hit the Library History Road Show at the Temple Terrace Public Library. Bring your photographs, memorabilia, and stories to be digitized and added to the Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library Collection. Visit any time between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
- Turn Friday the 13th into a day of good fun at North Tampa Branch Library's fortune telling program, featuring hand-folded paper fortune cookies.
- Read to a great listener—a dog! Children can hone their skills taking turns reading to a canine visitor at the Bloomingdale Regional Public Library's Tail Waggin' Tutors session from 4 to 5 p.m.
April 14:
- Drop in to the Bloomingdale Regional Public Library's National Library Week Open House between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Meet staff and community partners and enter to win a variety of door prizes, including an e-book reader!
- See a performance of "The Amazing True Tale of the Big Bad Wolf," a fairytale mashup put on by the Teen Advisory Board of the New Tampa Regional Library. The half hour program begins at 11 a.m.
- Watch as a winner is determined at the Grand Finale! Teen Talent Show. First and second place winners of Teen Talent Shows throughout the county come together to battle it out for the top spot at the John F. Germany Public Library from 2 to 5 p.m.
- Join in on earth-friendly activities and crafts at South Shore Regional Library's Celebrate Earth Day program from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.
For more information about these and other FREE programs @ your library®, call (813) 273-3652 or visit http://www.hcplc.org/.
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Oil spill fund chief says he welcomes oversight
WASHINGTON — The administrator of a $20 billion fund to compensate victims of last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill said he welcomes an independent audit of how much money has been paid out and what calculations were made to arrive at those payouts.
The administrator, Kenneth Feinberg, has drawn criticism in particular from Gulf state lawmakers who say the fund lacks transparency and consistency. Feinberg said Thursday that any criticism or praise of the program's handling should be directed at him. The Obama administration has been hands off, he told the House Natural Resources Committee.
"It isn't perfect, but I think overall we're doing our job, we're delivering on the president's promise, and I'm proud to be here today," he said.
Regardless, Feinberg took an earful from lawmakers looking for someone to blame for the lingering effects of the April 2010 oil rig explosion that killed 11 people and created an economic and ecological disaster in the region. People continue to be frustrated by the claims process and the inconsistencies they see in payouts, said Rep. Steven Palazzo, R-Miss.
They've also on occasion felt insulted and hopeless about the process, Palazzo said. He pointed to Omega Protein, a large fish oil producer that has settled its $45 million claim with the BP fund. That settlement has been difficult for small business owners, who've seen their own claims rejected because they don't have the proper paperwork documenting earnings and other information.
"We have some very smart people," Palazzo said. "We have accountants and lawyers who are trying to help people all along the Gulf Coast — provide claims and support and documentation. And as they do it, they feel like they're giving exactly what the claim center wants and they're still rejected.
"Or the payments that are being offered are insulting, they're embarrassing," he continued. "That leaves them with either the option (to) take what they can, cut their losses or go to litigation. And quite honestly, people in Mississippi? Litigation's the last thing we really like to go to."
Feinberg told a congressional oversight committee that the sheer size of the fund and the number of claims makes some inconsistencies inevitable. The fund has been averaging more than 2,200 claims a week and has paid out $5.5 billion total. Of that, $1 billion has gone to the seafood industry, he said.
"What we do when we find these inconsistencies ... we will look at it, if it's inconsistent, we will true it up and pay the difference," Feinberg said. "We are not looking to promote inconsistency."
Both the House of Representatives and the Senate have floated proposals ordering an independent audit of the fund. The Justice Department is considering how to do such a review, Feinberg said.
Yet even the chairman of the House committee holding the hearing acknowledged Thursday that it's unclear who exactly has oversight of the Gulf Coast Claims Facility, as the fund is known. The $20 billion fund was established by BP — at the Obama administration's considerable prompting — to compensate victims of the oil spill. Congress has no control over the money in the fund, which expires in August 2013.
There's "a large hole in proper oversight and accountability to ensure legitimate claims are getting the attention they deserve and that the process of administering payments is conducted in a timely manner," the committee's chairman, Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Wash., said Thursday.
Many lawmakers said Thursday that they also are concerned about unforeseen damages, particularly those connected to the long-term effects of the oil spill on fisheries. They cite the collapse after the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill of herring fisheries in Alaska — though the causes of that fishery collapse remain unknown.
Feinberg acknowledged it was hard to know how to handle claims for damages that haven't happened yet — or might not happen at all.
"We are daily, weekly, monitoring what the experts tell us about the impact of the spill," Feinberg said. "When we make a final offer, we're trying to factor in what the best experts tell us about the future."
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|On the global linear stability of the boundary layer on rotating bodies
|Garrett, S.J.
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|Advances in Turbulence XI: Proceedings of the 11th EUROMECH European Turbulence Conference, June 25-28, 2007, Porto, Portugal; Palma, J. M. L. M.; Silva Lopes, A. (Eds.), pp. 550-552.
|By taking the local approach of working at a fixed Reynolds number (equivalently at fixed distance from the axis of rotation) and assuming that the steady flow is spatially uniform, [1] shows that the boundary layer on a rotating disk is locally absolutely unstable at Reynolds numbers in excess of a critical value. The value of the critical Reynolds number agrees exceedingly well with experimentally measured values of the transition Reynolds number, leading to a clear hypothesis that absolute instability plays a role in turbulent transition on the disk. In contrast to this local analysis, [2] solve the linearised Navier–Stokes equations directly for the rotating disk. When they make the same homogenous flow approximation as in [1], they recover those results in full. However, when the spatial inhomogeneity of the boundary layer is included there is no evidence of an unstable global oscillator in the long-term response. In order to address this discrepancy between the local results and the numerical simulations of the full inhomogeneous flow, we consider the linear global modes of the rotating disk/cone boundary layer.
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My daughter's best friend from grade school and I flew to North Carolina on Monday. We were sitting right over the wing in a small plane. On May 17 I mentioned that my daughter's property with a named waterfall in NC is going to be on a TV show. Tracy and I were there for the taping of the reveal segment where my daughter and son in law got their first look at the improvement on the property. You can go here for some background on this.
This is the largest of 3 waterfalls on the property. You can see a video of another one on the link above.
I found my new favorite candy bar while we were shopping.
This was the decor in one of the restaurants. I just got home and was exhausted so I'll tell more tomorrow. I can't show the reveal because it is going to be a TV program and is a secret.


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Vicious Variations & Rotten Radio are vessels of both education & enlightenment. The 2nd half of this stream illustrates that statement best. From Haircut 100 to Gang of Four, Mission of Burma, The Fall, Magazine, Elvis Costello & The Pretenders--we highlighted classic Alternative. We also enlightened. New Alternative from Night Drive, Desperate Journalist, Ski Lodge, Wild Echo, The KVB & Lust For Youth demonstrate our dedication to what's happening now. This recording of the live stream shows the dedication we have to the past & the present of what I consider the wide umbrella of 'Alternative Music'. Join us for the next live stream on February 21st. Your input is always appreciated. We take requests prior to & during the show because this is a sharing experience.
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01/10/13 – Various – 'BADvinyl001' – Out today
Finally! All 'BADvinyl001' pre-orders will be shipping tomorrow. Get in quick if you've not ordered yet and bag a £1 discount and maximum freebies…
THANK YOU for supporting us this far with our work – hopefully this record will be the first of many!
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30/09/13 – New live dates up
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19/08/13 – 'BADvinyl001' Update – Bonus tracks preview online
BADvinyl001 bonus tracks preview is now up on Soundcloud!
02/07/13 – Vinyl update – Unmastered preview online
BADvinyl001 sneaky unmastered preview is online now!
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BADvinyl001 – Coming soon!
50th release will be…OUR FIRST 12" VINYL!
Music: Ascetic – Lastboss – Phuq – Ronin – weyheyhey !!
BADvinyl001 – 500 x 12' 180g vinyl + inserts
Pre-orders coming soon – More info, click here
Ascetic offers a short remix of last month's release 'Loss', this time utilising a limited sound palette of short samples from his original – click here for the download. Check out his new website here too.
As our recent giveaways proved so popular, all donations of £1.23 or more will now get a free badge and stickers (sorry, UK only – residents of other zones please mail us for postage). Click to donate and get some stuff!
Finally, check the live page for upcoming dates featuring our crew.
23/04/13 – Ascetic – 'Loss' out today
Out today – Ascetic starts off the first of many planned releases for this year slowly, with 35 minutes of ambient drone composed from granulated fragments of unreleased music and hardware based modular synthesis experiments. Cover art by Jonathon Whiston.
Available for free download as both FLAC and 320kbps MP3, 'Loss' is music for uneasy dreams and for the lurker at the threshold…
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23/03/13 – $p!tTiNg V!tRi[]L- 'Good Grief' out today
Finally, we can proudly announce the release of $p!tTiNg V!tRi[]L's eagerly anticipated banger 'Good Grief [echoes from the grunge-pit]' … A rare chance to grab some ultra-exclusive, previously unreleased tracks from an underground legend, remastered by the man himself especially for Bad Sekta!
This is our first release available as both 320kbps MP3 and FLAC, so please consider donating towards our server costs if you're on a higher quality tip…
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10/03/13 – Next release | Live dates | Oddscene Kinetica video
The rumours are true bludbins – the mighty $p!tTiNg V!tRi[]L has stepped out from his Berlin retreat to put together a banging album of previously unreleased material, exclusively for Bad Sekta. Those that have had the pleasure of Ed's work will know that this is some absolutely exquisite breakcore/hardcore! It's out on the 23rd, so check the preview to whet your appetites.
Oddscene recently featured at London's annual Kinetica Art Fair – watch their piece 'Sea Weird' here, watch an unedited video of Sonia Oddscene discussing the video here.
New live dates listings are here. Sets from last year's 7th birthday show on Pitchless Radio are now archived here too, if you want to get a taster of our live abilities!
23/02/13 – Stock giveaway ends today
Our stock competition ends today, so thank you for entering and apologies if you weren't one of the lucky winners – there's always next time innit! The 23 winners will be receiving their prizes as soon as possible…
05/02/13 – Bad Sekta New Year Stock Giveaway starts today
We'd rather our music was listened to than left sitting on the shelf at Bad Sekta HQ, so it's time for the last of our current stock of limited CDs to be set free!
To be in with a chance of winning, all you need to do is subscribe to our mailing list and follow us on social media, by 23 February – 23 winners – more info here.
13/01/13 – Phuq – '10,958 Days of Error' – Released today
A present from label boss Phuq to you on his historic 30th birthday! Another archive release, this time spanning 13 unreleased/abandoned tracks produced between 2004-2012.
Constructed using a variety of ailing computers and needless conceptualising, this wide-ranging collection features some proper ridiculous duncekore, idea splurts and power hope. Essential listening for the aspiring mentalist! Audio salvaging assistance from Hue Jah Fink? @ Binary Feedback.
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2000 Porsche GT – Carrera GT Wannabe (eBay)
Posted by Anthony CarboneJuly 30, 2008 at 1:58 pm
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This is really a Porsche Boxter that has been stretched 12 inches in both directions (insert joke here). It has been completely modified in and out to look like a Porsche Carrera GT that retails for over $450,000.
Starting bid: $55,000.00 USD
Current bids: ZERO
Buy It Now price: $80,000.00 USD
Time Left on Auction: 2 days
Item location: Merritt Island, FL, United States
Ebay Listing: 2000 Porsche GT
6 speed Porsche 3.2L Slant 6 Sport
New clutch package, New AC, New tires
Custom paint and design, in and out
Removable hard top
Very well maintained
66,000 miles
All maintenance up to date
500 watt Pioneer CD/DVD premium sound system with 8 inch sub-woofer
Extremely modified but street legal
Hydraulic lowering mechanism as indicated in one of the pictures
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I have more than a few bad traits, but I don't think hotheadedness is one of them. A decade of reporting and writing about Jews—not to mention the two and half decades before that living as one—has thickened my skin enough that I don't generally overreact to stupidity or misguidedness, either when it is perpetrated by my co-religionists or when it is directed at them. But in the annals of recent toxic lunacy, a call to boycott the La MaMa Theater for hosting a gala to raise money for an Israeli Dance Week takes home first prize. Let me say this as plainly as I can, before the throbbing veins in my neck burst: Boycotting is stupid; singling out Israel for boycotting is unjust; and boycotting artists is, among a host of other bad things, incredibly tacky. But boycotting La MaMa—the experimental theater in New York that, guided by the incomparable and dear departed Ellen Stewart, became a once-in-a-generation haven of internationalism and cultural freedom—is just nuts.
The call was issued on the Dance Insider's Website by Paul Ben-Itzak, a writer whose alter egos include "DJ Yo Mama," on January 13 — the very day that Stewart died. (I'm going to believe this is a coincidence—that Ben-Itzak did not intentionally attack the theater on the day it lost its patron saint—mainly because to believe otherwise would cause a depression that not even hours of videos of cats hugging their teddy bears could alleviate.)
Ben-Itzak argued that the "net effect [of La MaMa's participation] will be to help whitewash Israel's ongoing Apartheid policies, destruction of Palestinian homes and olive orchards, theft of Palestinian land, failure to take any responsibility for what a UN investigation deemed war crimes and possible crimes against humanity in its invasion of the Gaza strip in which it killed 1400 people, the majority civlians [sic], lethal attack on the Turkish flotilla attempting to break Israel's illegal Gaza blockade of vital goods, denying Palestinians married to Israelis the right to even enter the country, new restrictions on Israeli peace groups, and, most recently, killing a Palestinian woman who was simply watching a demonstration against Israel's illegal Apartheid wall with American-manufactured tear gas."
Read that again. This man just blamed an experimental avant-garde theater on East Fourth and the Bowery for the Middle East conflict.
Listen to me, Paul: There was only one La MaMa, and Yo Mama doesn't deserve to be in the same blogpost as her. But I will put you here, in the hopes that her spiritual presence somehow shames you into admitting your mistake. As for everyone else: Do you care about—oh, take your pick: Israel? New York City? Ellen Stewart? dance? artistic freedom? justice? truth? anything? Then I urge you to support La Mama against this effort. (One way is to donate here.)
And now, in celebration of Mr. Ben-Itzak's stupendous feeble-mindedness, I think a Yo Mama joke-off is in order. Winner not only gets a Nextbook Press book of choice; I will formally make my donation to La MaMa in his or her honor. Here, I'll start us off easy: "Yo Mama is so stupid he thought he could get away with this bullshit." Your turn.
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Hello, my dear blog friends, hope you all had a wonderful Christmas. I've been very busy lately besides holidays, I plan to remodel my craft room since it seems smaller and smaller after two years. My husband and I've looked lots of ideas in different stores and hopefully will decide what in my craft room is going to be changed soon.
At Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge this week, we are sharing ideas inspired by a glittering New Year. I altered a chipboard frame with mixed media elements and various colors of glitters.
Glitter adds so much fun and special touch on many of my creations.
I love different colors and shades of Wow Extra Fine Glitter. The shaker/pour removable lid is very easy to use and helps to control the amount of glitter you want to add on the project.
I started this project with a chipboard frame and applied the Gesso, modeling paste and distress paints on the background. The stencil and sequin waste were used with modeling paste to make the textures.
After creating textures and adding mixed media elements and Prima trinkets on the background of this frame, I applied a thin layer of Glaze then sprinkled the glitter on it. Love the gorgeous finished look with those beautiful glitters.
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I really appreciate that you stop by and hope you all have a wonderful new year holidays. Please hop over all our designers to see what they have created for you this week. Happy crafting!
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I'm a recent but enthusiastic convert to this understated and bleak comedy. It's nerdy inadequate middle-aged protagonists bickering over their shared hobby/obsession struck more of a chord with me than is probably healthy. I wonder if others here might feel the same?
The final episode has just aired but I think it's all still available on i-player.


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Maryam Rahimi Blogs!
The 82nd Oscars, disappointing.
I agree with most of the nominees and winners of this years Oscars, however, my issue is with the best picture and best director category.
The Hurt Locker is a good war picture. It touches on issues soldiers deal with when at war (have we not seen this before over and over?), some say it's the best picture for what really happened in Iraq. Is it? what did we learn about the war? With The Hurt Locker we see the lives of bomb squad techs. In the Pianist we see a Polish Jew who survived the Nazi occupation of Warsaw, and in Full Metal Jacket we see a U.S. Marine observing the dehumanizing effects the Vietnam War on fellow marine. I think these are great movies, but people, we are talking about Oscars! Innovative, new, fresh, GREAT films should take home that gold statues, not pictures that has been shot and seen before, no matter how great the story telling is. We've seen these war visuals so many times before, that is what makes me so sick of war pictures.
On the other hand, Avatar was original with visuals we haven't seen before, story we haven't heard of before, and great directing to carry out a unique story telling. Give me an example of what could be compared to Avatar please? I would love to hear it. Maybe you could change my mind.
The best prize should go to originality with the best execution, not a picture that is heartfelt and showcases a different prospect of war. War is war.
The Hurt Locker doesn't bring anything new to the table of grunts-in-the-firing-line movies, it's beautifully shot, well acted, and completely unfocused to the point of, well, what was the point?
Avatar on the other hand... most unique and best to date visuals, beautifully shot, well direct and to the point.
That's my two cents.
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World's largest postcard?
The biggest postcard in the world does not fit into any known terrestrial letterbox. It measures 24 metres by 1.35 metres and shows a 3700-kilometre long, 166-kilometre wide strip of Martian landscape in south-north direction.
This postcard of Mars shows a section of surface covering 380 000 square kilometres, an area bigger than Germany. It contains 2.5 gigabytes of uncompressed data. The picture was taken from an altitude of between 275 and 830 kilometres by the HRSC on board ESA's Mars Express orbiter.
Because of the varying height from which the photograph was, the section of Mars shown has also different dimensions: at the start, the width is 166 kilometres, at the orbiter's closest point to Mars the width is 62 kilometres, and at the end it is 78 kilometres. The picture starts at 52 degrees South and ends at 12 degrees North, the Gusev crater and the NASA Spirit rover landing site lies at about 14.5 degrees South. The European Mars Express spacecraft flies at a speed of one to four kilometres per second over the surface of Mars, depending on its altitude.
- Ascraeus Mons in 3D
- Hecates Tholus volcano in 3D
- Kasei Vallis
- Olympus Mons - the caldera in close-up
- Europe's eye on Mars
- First spectacular results from Mars Express
- Mars Express sees its first water – scientific results
- Mars Express instruments
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- Behind the lens...


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Ground Defence
A heavy anti-aircraft battery. This shows the typical layout of four 3.7 inch gun emplacements arranged in a horse-shoe layout with the command centre set slightly back. An accommodation block and football pitch are visible as parchmarks. © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography 106G/UK/865 6465-7
During the 1920s and 30s military planners anticipated that future warfare would be dominated by air power and aerial bombardment. The provision of effective defence against the threat from the air was given a high priority.
One area in which Britain was ahead of the field was in the development of radar and the network of radar stations, known as the Chain Home, made an enormous contribution to victory in the Battle of Britain in the summer of 1940 when Germany was denied control of the skies over southern England. A number of Chain Home stations were established in Cornwall, as well as Chain Home Low and Extra Low stations which could detect low-flying aircraft. These stations provided early warning of impending attacks.
Heavy anti-aircraft batteries were also established to protect vulnerable areas such as the navy docks at Plymouth and the deep water harbour at Falmouth. By 1942 all of Cornwall's front line airfields were also provided with heavy anti-aircraft guns. Heavy batteries normally contained four 3.7 inch guns capable of shooting down aircraft flying at more than 3,000 feet. As the war progressed advances in radar enabled the gunners to achieve a high degree of accuracy. The heavy guns were supplemented by light batteries of Bofors guns; these defended specific locations and were designed to shoot down low-flying aircraft.
Cornwall's strategic locations such as Falmouth docks were also defended by rings of barrage balloons. These were large balloons tethered to the ground by a web of cables which formed a hazard for aircraft. The main purpose of these balloons was to force attacking aircraft to fly at higher altitudes, thereby reducing their accuracy, or to deflect them away from the target.
The Chain Home radar station at Downderry, one of the network of early warning sites established throughout Britain between 1939 and 1941. The site is defended from the beach by steel scaffolding and barbed wire. Two of the four steel masts on which the transmitter aerials were mounted are visible in this photo. Next to each of these are concrete buildings protected by mounds of earth; these are transmitter or receiver blocks. The bomb-proofing of buildings in this manner was in response to attacks on radar stations by German dive bombers in the summer of 1940. © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography: MSO31279/PO/3020
Although in 1939 many aspects of Britain's defences were ill-prepared for the total war which would come the following summer, one great positive was the possession of a sophisticated radar system.
Fears around the future use of air power as a form of warfare dominated inter-war military thinking and prompted intense research and experiment into developing techniques of detecting incoming aircraft at the furthest possible range. Radar was a British invention and when the war broke out in September 1939 a network of twenty radar stations was in place along the east coast. This network was known as the Home Chain.
During the early months of the war the Chain Home network was extended and augmented by a new type of station designed to detect low-flying aircraft – Chain Home Low stations. Information on approaching enemy aircraft was passed from these radar stations to operations rooms which in turn directed fighter aircraft to intercept the raiders. Radar removed the need for fighters to be exposed by carrying out routine spotting patrols, and it contributed hugely to the RAF victory in the Battle of Britain.
In the spring of 1940 as the sweeping German advance into France rendered more and more of Britain's coasts, including Cornwall, vulnerable to attack, so the Home Chain was extended. Seven Chain Home and Chain Home Low stations were operating in Cornwall by April 1941. Further developments in radar led to a new wave of coastal radar stations, known as Chain Home Extra Low, which were capable of detecting both shipping and low-flying aircraft. There were six of these stations in Cornwall by July 1942.
Anti-aircraft guns
A heavy anti-aircraft battery at Maker Heights overlooking Plymouth Sound. Towards the left of the photo are the huts providing accommodation for the 80 or more soldiers manning the battery; these make use of an eighteenth century redoubt. There are four gun emplacements laid out in a horse-shoe arrangement, each surrounded by an earthwork. Behind these is a rectangular building which is the site command post; on either side of this building are two later gun emplacements, making a total complement of six guns. This is unusual: the standard layout was for four 3.7 inch guns. © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography: CPE/UK/1890/2136
During the late 1930s, with German rearmament progressing rapidly, close attention was given to Britain's anti-aircraft defences. Many new batteries were placed around London and in Kent; other areas considered vulnerable were the industrial cities of the midlands and the north, as well as ports on the south coast such as Portsmouth, Southampton, Bristol and Plymouth.
By the time war was declared in September 1939 there were twelve heavy anti-aircraft batteries defending Plymouth, some of which were sited on the Cornish side of the Tamar.
Heavy anti-aircraft artillery was designed to shoot down planes flying at between 3,000 and 30,000 feet. During the Battle of Britain in the summer of 1940 anti-aircraft guns accounted for some 17% of enemy aircraft shot down but when, in the autumn, German bombers began raiding cities by night the success rate dropped significantly.
Gun-laying radar was not sufficiently developed at this juncture to allow quick and accurate identification of targets, especially at night. Battery crews resorted to the tactic of firing continuously and indiscriminately at the general direction of incoming bombers. Although few planes were shot down, this tactic forced them to fly at a much greater height (reducing the accuracy of their bombing) or persuaded them to avoid the target area altogether.
Women of the Auxiliary Territorial Service run to their positions at a heavy anti-aircraft battery. In the background is a 3.7 inch gun emplacement protected by an earthwork surround. © Imperial War Museum H 19600
Significant advances were made in the development of radar during the course of the war and by 1944 anti-aircraft guns were guided by a system that fixed on a plane and followed its position automatically (earlier systems required the operator to manipulate the controls to keep the target in view), producing a 70% success rate in the gunner's performance.
Women served on heavy anti-aircraft batteries from the summer of 1941. This was the first time women were employed in a front line role in Britain's armed forces. The idea when first put forward received much opposition (one army director suggested in 1939 that 'women might smash valuable equipment in a fit of boredom'). Once mixed batteries became a reality, however, they quickly became the norm and in December 1941 Britain introduced conscription for single women in their twenties.
As the conflict continued more anti-aircraft batteries were established. The sites were organised into Gun Defended Areas – typically a ring of batteries around a Vulnerable Area, which could be a town or a military installation. By July 1940 Falmouth was guarded by four heavy batteries and by 1942 the airfields at St Eval, Portreath and Predannack were all provided with heavy guns.
The Cornish airfields were also protected by light anti-aircraft guns. Light anti-aircraft defences were provided for specific Vulnerable Points, such as radar stations, dockyards or factories. In Cornwall light anti-aircraft batteries were sited at many places, such as Pendennis Castle for the defence of Falmouth docks, at Fowey to defend its harbour, and at Hayle for the defence of the electricity power station.
Light anti-aircraft batteries were usually armed with Bofors guns capable of rapid firing at low-flying targets. They were deployed at coastal towns such as St Ives in response to the raids of 1942 involving low-level attacks on towns around the south coast. Frequently they did not have permanent mountings but were set on mobile bases. Consequently there is little trace of their positions in the landscape.
The anti-aircraft gunnery range at RAF Cleave near Bude, showing the grass airfield, the gun batteries on the clifftop (to the left) and the circular base for the steam catapult launcher (just below the gun batteries). © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography: CPE/UK/1793/3045
During the 1920s and 30s it was anticipated that the main threat from the air would come south of London and, with the rearming of Germany, in England's eastern counties. Cornwall was seen as remote and a relatively safe location. Consequently it was chosen as the base for a number of experimental and training establishments, including the training of anti-aircraft gunners.
The most important of these was RAF Cleave, an exposed clifftop site near Bude. This became operational in early 1939, providing training and practice for anti-aircraft gunners. The guns were sited on the cliff edge and targets were towed by aircraft for which the site had a grass airfield. Target practice was also provided by 'Queen Bee' aircraft which were pilot-less drones. Early in the life of the station a steam catapult was positioned to launch these aircraft but proved unsuccessful. Aircraft from Cleave towed targets to other anti-aircraft gunnery ranges in Cornwall, at St Agnes and Penhale Sands
The anti-aircraft gunnery camp at St Agnes. Accommodation was provided in the huts and also in bell tents which can be seen filling the right side of the camp. In the early phase of the war, when there was a pressing need for hastily built installations to become operational, temporary accommodation was frequently provided in tents such as these while more permanent structures were built around them. © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography: S259/H2/1416/092
Barrage balloons
Barrage balloons were a very basic form of defence against aircraft and were widely used around towns and strategic targets. They were simply large balloons tethered to fixed moorings on the ground.
The cables which attached them to the ground were a dangerous obstruction to low-flying aircraft and their deployment around potential targets forced enemy raiders to fly at high altitudes, thereby reducing the accuracy of their bombing.
A Balloon Site, Coventry, 1943 by Dame Laura KNight (RA). Women from the Auxiliary Territorial Service work the mooring ropes on a barrage balloon. Image reproduced with the permission of the Imperial War Museum
A barrage balloon hovers over Mount Edgcumbe: it is visible as a small white shape near the centre of the photograph. Its mooring base lies in the field below. © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography: NLA/31/5007
The balloons themselves can occasionally be seen on wartime photographs and their bases are often clearly visible on late 1940s photographs. These consist of inner and outer rings of concrete blocks, a concrete hard standing in the centre and a small hut or bunker at one edge, where the balloon was stored when not in use.
The base for a barrage balloon at Torpoint. The small white dots that form concentric circles are the remains of concrete blocks set into the ground and used to anchor the balloon's mooring cables. © English Heritage (NMR) RAF Photography: 106G/UK/1274/5083
The outline of a barrage balloon base at Mount Edgcumbe is still clear on photographs taken in 1990 where it has left a circular earthwork in lawns at the southern edge of the estate.
Photo © Cornwall County Council Historic Environment Service


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CG Hatton to Lauch Book at Sci-Fi Scarborough 2016
Following a successful appearance at New York Comic Con, SFS 2016 sees the return of the Author CG Hatton, who will be launching her new book Kheris Burning.
Co-Organiser Andy Harness said:
"It's great that Gillie is coming back. She is so popular with the attendees and every year she launches a new book with us so has become part of the SFS family now. It's almost like we have our own Sci-Fi premiere Alan Ayckbourn every year and shows that our Artists Alley is full of top creative talent"
CG Hatton is the author of the fast-paced, sci-fi action adventure books set in the knife-edge universe of the Thieves' Guild.
The first book, Residual Belligerence, is free to download on Kindle, iBooks, Kobo and Nook, and the other three in the series so far are only 99p each throughout December.
Her next book, Kheris Burning, is due to be released at Sci-Fi Scarborough in April 2016.
Sci-Fi Scarborough 2016 is on the weekend of the 9th & 10th April next year and tickets are available from the Spa Box Office or for more details visit www.scifiscarborough.co.uk
CG Hatton to Lauch Book at Sci-Fi Scarborough 2016 Reviewed by Editor on 20:53:00 Rating:


text: Earlier today Martin, or somebody claiming to be Martin, made this post on the Tesla Founders blog: "Seems like more cabbage is going down at Tesla right now. Big cabbage, so it seems." Martin, was this yours? If so, is it possible that you can elaborate? If not, then I'm sorry for making a fuss over nothing. ATB, Chris.


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Hi folk,
I am posting this here as I am sure Pat will give us some history on this.
Tam Cameron told me about a photo that appeared in the East Fife Mail yesterday.
Tam said:
"The East Fife Mail today has a pic of men of the third royal highlanders, before leaving Fort George for France, sent in by John Armour jnr who's I think father and brother were in pic. Brother David was wounded at the Somme, lost a leg, formally of Montrave cres and Waggon Rd."
I got in touch with the East Fife Mail and the Editor, Jerzy Morkis has supplied me with a copy, on the proviso that nobody copies or reproduces this photo for any purpose.
Thanks go to John Armour Jnr for supplying the photo.


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Descendants of G. Henrick Herrold
Generation No. 1
1. G. HENRICK1 HERROLD was born 25 Dec 1688 in Steinheim, Germany, and died 29 Oct 1749 in Lancaster, Berks, PA. He married MARIE CATHERINE SCHOLLHOPF, daughter of EUSTACHINA SCHOLLHOPH. She was born in Germany, and died 1760.
Notes for G. HENRICK HERROLD:
embarked or arrived from Hamburg on November 30, 1752 on the Queen of Denmark with George Parish as commander.
Also have the name as George Christopher Herrold
Children of G. HERROLD and MARIE SCHOLLHOPF are:
2. i. CHRISTOPHER2 HERROLD, b. 22 Oct 1723, Steungeim Wurtemberg, Germany; d. 26 Apr 1787, Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland, PA.
ii. FREDERICK LUDWIG HERROLD, b. 20 May 1720, Steinheim, Germany; d. 09 Dec 1720, Germany.
iii. MARIE MARGARETA HERROLD, b. 28 Jul 1721, Steungeim Wurtemberg, Germany.
iv. ANNA MARIA HERROLD, b. 22 Mar 1725/26, Steungeim Wurtemberg, Germany.
Notes for ANNA MARIA HERROLD:
a book of "Early Penn Births 1675-1875" compiled by Charles A Fisher lists birth year as 1726
v. CHRISTOPHER ERHAITPOTH HERROLD, b. 16 Oct 1726, Steinheim, Germany; m. CHRISTINA SCHULER, Germany.
vi. JOHN GEORGE HERROLD, b. 18 Aug 1728, Steungeim Wurtemberg, Germany; d. Oct 1803, Union Twp, Snyder, PA; m. ANNA MARIA BENESCH.
vii. MARIA CATHERINA HERROLD, b. 11 Dec 1731, Steinheim, Germany; d. 24 Sep 1732, Germany.
viii. REGINA CATHERINE HERROLD, b. 11 Dec 1731, Steinheim, Germany; m. JOHN ARTY.
Notes for REGINA CATHERINE HERROLD:
a book of "Early Penn Births 1675-1875" compiled by Charles A Fisher lists birth date at June 19, 1734
ix. SIMON HERROLD, b. 19 Nov 1737, Steinheim, Germany; d. 09 Apr 1743, Germany.
Generation No. 2
2. CHRISTOPHER2 HERROLD (G. HENRICK1) was born 22 Oct 1723 in Steungeim Wurtemberg, Germany, and died 26 Apr 1787 in Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland, PA. He married MARIA CATHERINA PONTIUS Abt. 1744.
Notes for CHRISTOPHER HERROLD:
served in the Revolutionary War - buried in Youngwood, PA with DAR tablets.
Possibly named George Christopher Herrold
other source states he is buried in Greensburg, Westmoreland, PA
Children of CHRISTOPHER HERROLD and MARIA PONTIUS are:
3. i. JOHN3 HERROLD, b. Abt. 1748, Germany; d. 28 Feb 1828, Blacklick Twp, Indiana, PA.
4. ii. JOHN PETER HERROLD, b. 1754, Bethel Twp, Berks, PA; d. 06 Mar 1833, Westmoreland PA.
5. iii. CHRISTOPHER HERROLD, b. 1758, Bethel Twp, Berks, PA; d. 11 Mar 1828, Center Twp, Indiana, PA.
6. iv. DANIEL HERROLD, b. 10 Mar 1764, Bethel Twp, Berks, PA; d. 12 Sep 1814, Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland, PA.
v. CATHERINE HERROLD, b. 1756, (Berks) Bethel Twp, PA; m. (1) JACOB LOCK; m. (2) JOHN GRIBBS, 1779, Westmoreland, PA; d. 04 Nov 1791.
Notes for JOHN GRIBBS:
was a potter and enlisted in the 8th Penn Regiment of the Continentals and became a Captain. He remained in the militia after the Rev War and while serving under General Arthur St Clair in an attack on the Miami Indians was killed in battle.
Generation No. 3
3. JOHN3 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born Abt. 1748 in Germany, and died 28 Feb 1828 in Blacklick Twp, Indiana, PA. He married BARBARA ALTMAN, daughter of JOHANN ALTMAN and MARIAH JOGHS. She was born 1756 in PA, and died 19 Jan 1837 in Indiana, PA.
Notes for JOHN HERROLD:
probably came to America when quite young. Settled in Indian County, Penn and married Barbary. Married on a Sunday and started clearing land on Monday for their cabin and corn field. The home was on the Conemaugh Rivre near Elder's Ford a few miles from Blairsville, PA.
Members of the Methodist Church.
Served in the Revolutionary War - buried in Youngwood, PA with DAR tablet
Quite a bit of conflicting information:
Name may also be George.
may have been born in 1745 in Berks, PA
Notes for BARBARA ALTMAN:
Conflicting information - wife also listed as Barbary Gribbs
Children of JOHN HERROLD and BARBARA ALTMAN are:
i. JACOB4 HERROLD, b. 29 Jan 1776, (Westmoreland) PA; m. CHRISTINA CABLE.
7. ii. CHRISTOPHER HERROLD, b. 01 Mar 1777, (Indiana) Blairsville, PA; d. 25 Aug 1823, (Athens) Athens, OH.
iii. SUSANNA HERROLD, b. 05 Nov 1778, (Westmoreland) PA; m. JOSEPH PISER; d. Bef. 1827.
iv. JOHN HERROLD, b. 06 Feb 1781, (Westmoreland) PA; d. Bef. 1850; m. JANE ARMSTRONG; b. Abt. 1795; d. Aft. 1850, Rock Island, IL.
8. v. DANIEL HERROLD, b. 19 Nov 1782, (Westmoreland) PA; d. 1830, Evansville, IN.
vi. SARAH HERROLD, b. 02 Sep 1784, (Westmoreland) PA; m. ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
vii. JOSEPH HERROLD, b. 18 Feb 1785.
Notes for JOSEPH HERROLD:
died in infancy
9. viii. JOSEPH HERROLD, b. 25 Feb 1788, (Westmoreland) PA; d. 15 Feb 1859, Westerville, IN.
ix. JOHN HENRY HERROLD, b. 20 Nov 1793, (Westmoreland) PA; d. 17 Oct 1882, OH; m. NANCY HERROLD; b. 1797; d. 06 Dec 1876, OH.
Notes for JOHN HENRY HERROLD:
aka Henry E
x. ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 1795; m. JACOB DOWELL.
Notes for ELIZABETH HERROLD:
aka Betsy
xi. MARTHA HERROLD, b. 04 Jun 1798, Indiana, PA; d. 14 Sep 1877, Westmoreland, PA; m. HENRY BAKER.
Notes for MARTHA HERROLD:
a book of "Early Penn Births 1675-1875" compiled by Charles A Fisher lists birth place as Westmoreland Co, Pa
xii. BARBARA HERROLD, b. 11 Jul 1800; d. 08 Oct 1874; m. CHRISTOPHER HERROLD; b. 10 Oct 1795; d. Abt. 1884, OH.
Notes for BARBARA HERROLD:
birth may also be 1802
4. JOHN PETER3 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 1754 in Bethel Twp, Berks, PA, and died 06 Mar 1833 in Westmoreland PA. He married ELIZABETH BAUM 1777. She was born 1757, and died 1826.
Children of JOHN HERROLD and ELIZABETH BAUM are:
i. JOHN PETER4 HERROLD, b. 23 Jan 1780.
ii. CHRISTOPHER HERROLD, b. 30 Apr 1782.
iii. ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 03 Mar 1784.
iv. SUSANNA HERROLD, b. 04 May 1796.
v. JOHN HERROLD, b. 09 Jan 1804.
5. CHRISTOPHER3 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 1758 in Bethel Twp, Berks, PA, and died 11 Mar 1828 in Center Twp, Indiana, PA. He married ELIZABETH PAINTER 1779. She was born 1764, and died 1817.
Children of CHRISTOPHER HERROLD and ELIZABETH PAINTER are:
i. NANCY4 HERROLD, b. 1797; d. 06 Dec 1876, OH; m. JOHN HENRY HERROLD; b. 20 Nov 1793, (Westmoreland) PA; d. 17 Oct 1882, OH.
Notes for JOHN HENRY HERROLD:
aka Henry E
ii. CHRISTOPHER HERROLD, b. 10 Oct 1795; d. Abt. 1884, OH; m. BARBARA HERROLD; b. 11 Jul 1800; d. 08 Oct 1874.
Notes for BARBARA HERROLD:
birth may also be 1802
6. DANIEL3 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 10 Mar 1764 in Bethel Twp, Berks, PA, and died 12 Sep 1814 in Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland, PA. He married ANNA MARIA GRIBBS? 1790. She was born 1764, and died 15 Sep 1818.
Notes for DANIEL HERROLD:
buried in Old Zion Luthern Church Cemetery
Children of DANIEL HERROLD and ANNA GRIBBS? are:
i. JACOB HERROLD4 HERROLD.
ii. JOHN GEORGE HERROLD, b. 11 May 1793.
iii. GEORGE HERROLD, b. 02 Aug 1796.
iv. ANNA MARIA HERROLD, b. 27 Apr 1798.
v. ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 28 May 1801.
vi. PETER HERROLD, b. Abt. 1803.
vii. LUDWIG HERROLD, b. 06 Jul 1805.
Generation No. 4
7. CHRISTOPHER4 HERROLD (JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 01 Mar 1777 in (Indiana) Blairsville, PA, and died 25 Aug 1823 in (Athens) Athens, OH. He married MARTHA MAGDALENA CABLE 08 Aug 1797 in (Indiana) PA, daughter of MARTIN CABLE and CHRISTIANA REPLEY. She was born 27 Nov 1783 in MD, and died 16 Jun 1867 in (Athens) Athens, OH.
Notes for CHRISTOPHER HERROLD:
Christopher and Martha came from Pennsylvania in the spring of 1800 and settled in the portion of the Northwest Territory that was to become Ohio. They were "Pennsylvania Dutch"
Born near Elder's Ford a few miles from Blairsville, PA on the Conemaugh River, Indiana County
Since Christopher was not of age at time of marriage, his father made him work on the farm. Martha accompanied him in the fields. Her parents were planning on moving from Indiana County, and they were afraid they would not see each other again, they married. In 1798 they began to work for themselves, clearing the woods.
Buried at Wolf's Plains near Athens, OH southeast corner of cemetery, section 24, farm lot 112, range 14, town 9 but no markers to indicate exact location.
may have been born on the 20th
another source from nino franco and from a book of "Early Penn Births 1675-1875" compiled by Charles A Fisher lists his birth as being Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland, PA
Notes for MARTHA MAGDALENA CABLE:
buried beside Christopher at Wolf's Plains
Children of CHRISTOPHER HERROLD and MARTHA CABLE are:
10. i. WILLIAM C.5 HERROLD, b. 06 Oct 1820, (Athens) Amesville, OH; d. 24 Nov 1895, (Athens) OH.
11. ii. DANIEL HERROLD, b. 1800, (Indiana) PA.
12. iii. JOHN HERROLD, b. 11 Mar 1798, (Indiana) PA; d. Bet. 1823 - 1825, (Athens) OH.
iv. MARTHA HERROLD, b. Indiana, PA; d. Indiana, PA.
Notes for MARTHA HERROLD:
died in infancy
13. v. ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 02 Mar 1802, (Athens) OH; d. 07 Feb 1875.
vi. JACOB HERROLD, b. 12 Jun 1804, (Athens) OH; d. 09 Feb 1877, LaPorte, IN; m. SARAH MINTURN, 13 Jul 1828, (Athens) OH; b. 13 May 1812, Parkersbury, WV; d. 12 Aug 1895, LaPorte, IN.
Notes for JACOB HERROLD:
moved to LaPorte, IN
family consisted of 9 sons and 1 daughter
vii. BARBARY HERROLD, b. 1806, (Athens) OH; d. 23 Jun 1882, (Athens) Waterloo Twp, OH; m. WILLIAM YOUNG, 14 Apr 1825, (Athens) OH; b. Abt. 1799, VA; d. 25 Feb 1877, (Athens) OH.
Notes for BARBARY HERROLD:
aka Barbara
14. viii. JOSEPH HERROLD, b. 23 Feb 1809, (Athens) Ames Twp, OH; d. 14 Nov 1889.
ix. NANCY E. HERROLD, b. 1811, (Athens) OH; d. 28 Aug 1878, (Athens) Nelsonville, OH; m. THOMAS MINTURN, 14 Jan 1830, (Athens) OH; b. 11 Jun 1809, Hampshire, VA; d. 24 Nov 1887.
x. HENRY HERROLD, b. 1813, (Athens) OH; d. 26 Feb 1889, (Vinton) Elk Twp, OH; m. PHOEBIA BROWN, 13 Mar 1839, (Athens) OH; b. Abt. 1817, PA; d. 22 Jul 1882, Vinton, OH.
Notes for HENRY HERROLD:
possibly born in Elk Twp Vinton County, OH
Nina Franco has marriage date as March 13/15, 1838
Notes for PHOEBIA BROWN:
possibly married on March 13 or 15 1838
xi. POLLY HERROLD, b. 1815, (Athens) OH; d. 04 Feb 1909, Michigan City, LaPort, IN; m. JOHN POSTON, 09 Mar 1837, (Athens) OH; b. 28 Mar 1813, VA; d. 1879, LaPorte, IN.
Notes for POLLY HERROLD:
aka Mary Augusta
possibly born 23 Nov 1817 in Athens, OH
Notes for JOHN POSTON:
possibly died in 1870
15. xii. AMANDA HERROLD, b. 1817, (Athens) OH.
8. DANIEL4 HERROLD (JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 19 Nov 1782 in (Westmoreland) PA, and died 1830 in Evansville, IN. He married (1) CATHERINE RHODES in PA. He married (2) ELIZ HARPER.
Children of DANIEL HERROLD and CATHERINE RHODES are:
i. CATHERINE5 HERROLD, b. 1811, Washington PA; m. NATHANIEL MATHENY, 29 Oct 1828, (Athens) Athens, OH.
ii. BARBARA HERROLD, b. 1813, PA; d. 1868, (Athens) Athens, OH; m. THOMAS WILSON, 06 Aug 1835, (Athens) OH.
iii. MARY (POLLY) HERROLD, b. 1815, PA; m. SEWELL PORTER, 05 Apr 1835, (Athens) Athens, OH.
Notes for SEWELL PORTER:
may be Samuel Porter (brothers) have seen both names listed
iv. DANIEL RHODES HERROLD, b. 1818, (Athens) Athens, OH; d. 1888, Sac, Iowa; m. (1) ELIZABETH HARPER, (Athens) Athens, OH; b. Abt. 1800; m. (2) HARRIET HERROLD, 15 Mar 1839, (Athens) Athens, OH.
Marriage Notes for DANIEL HERROLD and ELIZABETH HARPER:
marriage records Athens County list a Daniel Herrold m. Elizabeth Harper 8-31-1820
Marriage Notes for DANIEL HERROLD and HARRIET HERROLD:
marriage records state marriage date was 7-27-1839
9. JOSEPH4 HERROLD (JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 25 Feb 1788 in (Westmoreland) PA, and died 15 Feb 1859 in Westerville, IN. He married (1) ELIZABETH ARMITAGE. She was born 27 Jan 1793, and died 28 Dec 1827. He married (2) POLLY COOK. She was born Abt. 1800 in VA, and died 1866.
Notes for JOSEPH HERROLD:
1850 census there is the following listing:
Joseph Herrold 62 M V. PA
Mary 50 VA
Joseph S 21 OH
Hannah? 15
Daniel 13
Wesley 10
Children of JOSEPH HERROLD and POLLY COOK are:
i. JOSEPH S5 HERROLD, b. 1829.
ii. ALVINA? HERROLD, b. 1835.
iii. DANIEL HERROLD, b. 1837.
iv. WESLEY HERROLD, b. 1840.
Generation No. 5
10. WILLIAM C.5 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 06 Oct 1820 in (Athens) Amesville, OH, and died 24 Nov 1895 in (Athens) OH. He married (1) SARAH BLACKWOOD 02 Apr 1840 in (Athens) OH, daughter of WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and REBECCA BOILEAU. She was born 28 Aug 1818 in Carlisle, PA, and died 14 Dec 1871 in (Athens) OH. He married (2) CATHERINE HUSHOWER 06 Jun 1873. She was born Abt. 1824 in OH.
Notes for WILLIAM C. HERROLD:
william's father died when he was less than 3 years of age. in 1824 his mother married Captain Silas Bingham. William spoke of Silas as a good stepfather. William lived with his mother and Silas until he married.
Notes for SARAH BLACKWOOD:
of Irish and French descent. The Blackwoods were protestant Irish whose ancestors came from Ireland. The maiden name of ther mother was Bolow, of French ancestry. Sarah and William were the parents of 10 children, four sons and six daughters.
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM HERROLD and SARAH BLACKWOOD:
marriage year possible 1839
Notes for CATHERINE HUSHOWER:
lived in Nelsonville, OH at time of marriage. no children by this marriage.
Children of WILLIAM HERROLD and SARAH BLACKWOOD are:
16. i. JAMES H.6 HERROLD, b. 08 Feb 1847, (Athens), OH; d. 18 Mar 1930, OH.
17. ii. MARTHA ANN HERROLD, b. 18 May 1850, (Athens) OH; d. 31 Oct 1929.
18. iii. RACHEL ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 29 Jan 1853, (Athens) OH; d. 04 Jan 1923.
19. iv. CHRISTOPHER J HERROLD, b. 09 Jul 1855, (Athens) OH; d. 27 Feb 1942.
v. AMANDA E HERROLD, b. 18 Aug 1857; d. Abt. 1858.
20. vi. WILLIAM HADLEY HERROLD, b. 15 Mar 1860, (Athens) OH; d. 27 Feb 1943.
21. vii. ALPHRATA HERROLD, b. 12 Sep 1862, (Athens) OH; d. Oct 1958, (Athens) OH.
viii. MARY HERROLD, b. 11 Apr 1841, (Athens) OH; d. 1852.
22. ix. JOHN G HERROLD, b. 13 Jan 1843, (Athens) OH; d. 18 Feb 1923, (Athens) OH.
23. x. REBECA JANE HERROLD, b. 30 Mar 1845; d. 22 Jan 1891.
11. DANIEL5 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 1800 in (Indiana) PA. He married FANNY PIERCE 22 Nov 1822 in (Athens) Athens, OH. She was born 1804.
Notes for DANIEL HERROLD:
moved to Victoria IL
Child of DANIEL HERROLD and FANNY PIERCE is:
i. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS6 HERROLD, b. 1827, (Gillia) OH; d. 1874; m. RACHEL MELVINA CHERRINGTON.
12. JOHN5 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 11 Mar 1798 in (Indiana) PA, and died Bet. 1823 - 1825 in (Athens) OH. He married CLARISSA ALLEN 12 Apr 1821 in (Athens) Athens, OH.
Notes for JOHN HERROLD:
possible date of death Oct 11, 1825 near the Herrold Mill
Child of JOHN HERROLD and CLARISSA ALLEN is:
24. i. JOHN6 HERROLD.
13. ELIZABETH5 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 02 Mar 1802 in (Athens) OH, and died 07 Feb 1875. She married JOHN ARMITAGE 19 Jul 1819 in (Athens) Athens, OH. He was born 24 Jul 1798, and died 11 Aug 1843.
Notes for JOHN ARMITAGE:
burial at Wolf's Plains Cemetery Athens, OH
Children of ELIZABETH HERROLD and JOHN ARMITAGE are:
i. WASHINGTON6 ARMITAGE, b. 02 Apr 1821; d. 21 Oct 1833.
ii. JOSEPH H ARMITAGE, b. 31 Jan 1842; d. 18 Oct 1849.
14. JOSEPH5 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 23 Feb 1809 in (Athens) Ames Twp, OH, and died 14 Nov 1889. He married (1) ELIZABETH BARKER 21 Oct 1830 in (Athens) OH. She was born 11 Sep 1805, and died 27 Sep 1849. He married (2) ORPHA BAKER Dec 1849. She was born 31 Jan 1814, and died 31 Aug 1891.
Notes for JOSEPH HERROLD:
born in Ames Township in 1809 and at that time it was Washington County. The date is possibly Feb 2
Conflicting information from Nina Franco - lists his date of death as Dec 4, 1889 and marriage as Aug 21 in 1831.
Children of JOSEPH HERROLD and ELIZABETH BARKER are:
i. GEORGE W6 HERROLD, b. 01 May 1842; d. 22 Apr 1843.
25. ii. WILLIAM HENRY HERROLD, b. 18 Apr 1833, (Athens) OH; d. 14 Sep 1919, (Athens) Athens, OH.
iii. ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 22 Jul 1840; d. 18 Nov 1863.
iv. JOSEPH HERROLD, b. 10 Sep 1846; d. 28 Oct 1849.
v. AMY HERROLD, b. 19 Sep 1846.
vi. JOSEPHINE HERROLD, b. Oct 1841; d. 13 Dec 1841.
15. AMANDA5 HERROLD (CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 1817 in (Athens) OH. She married ELIAS POSTON 03 Oct 1833 in (Athens) OH. He was born 1806 in VA.
Notes for AMANDA HERROLD:
possibly died in Kansas
Children of AMANDA HERROLD and ELIAS POSTON are:
i. JOHN W6 POSTON, b. 1835.
ii. MARY JANE POSTON, b. 1836.
iii. WILLIAM B POSTON, b. 1838.
iv. HENRY POSTON, b. 1841.
v. HANNAH VINTON POSTON, b. 1846.
vi. ELIZABETH POSTON, b. 1849.
Generation No. 6
16. JAMES H.6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 08 Feb 1847 in (Athens), OH, and died 18 Mar 1930 in OH. He married IRENE MARTIN 11 Apr 1872 in Ohio, daughter of ? BOLOUGH and ?. She was born 1860 in PA, and died 05 Sep 1931 in OH.
Notes for JAMES H. HERROLD:
occupation: farmer
aka james
lived in Newark at time of brother John's death (1923)
Notes for IRENE MARTIN:
occupation: housewife
patty had that she was born in France; however, if the irene I found in the census records is the same it states she was born in PA. I went ahead and changed it to PA, but keep this in mind. Patty also had her last name was boulogh; however, this was her mother's maiden name, not hers according to herrold family history.
Irene lived in Zaleskie, Vinton County at the time of her marriage. One history states she was born in Zaleska OH
Children of JAMES HERROLD and IRENE MARTIN are:
i. JOHN CARMONT7 HERROLD, b. 10 May 1880, (Licking) Hanover, OH; d. 1953, (Franklin) Columbus, OH; m. MABEL RUTH ANDERSON, 11 Feb 1907; b. 04 Jun 1889, (Licking) Kylesburg, OH; d. 26 Dec 1948, (Athens) Athens, OH.
Notes for JOHN CARMONT HERROLD:
Stationary Engineer with Ohio Fuel and Gas Company, Athens
Member Center Star Lodge No 11 F & AM Granville
Lived on Ann St, died in Resthaven Rest Home in Columbus. Funeral - Hughes Funeral Home, Athens Arrangements by Richard A Evans Funeral Home
Buried in Union St Cemetery Athens
had a sister Mrs William Lyle of Mt Vernon at time of death
Notes for MABEL RUTH ANDERSON:
Lived at 189 Grosvenor St
Lived in Newark and Amesville for several years and Athens for last 3 years
West Union St Cemetery, Athens
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
ii. FRANK GUY HERROLD, b. 01 Jan 1876, (Athens) OH; d. 1891, OH.
iii. ? HERROLD.
Notes for ? HERROLD:
died in infancy
iv. BESSIE HERROLD, b. 19 Oct 1883, (Athens) OH; m. ? BURRELL.
Notes for BESSIE HERROLD:
living in Newark at time of brother John's funeral.
v. MARY EDITH HERROLD, b. 26 Mar 1894, (Athens) OH.
17. MARTHA ANN6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 18 May 1850 in (Athens) OH, and died 31 Oct 1929. She married WILLIAM H SHAFFER 19 Oct 1876 in (Athens) OH. He was born in (Athens) OH.
Notes for WILLIAM H SHAFFER:
William and Martha had 5 children all who lived to maturity except for one who died in infancy. 3 sons and 2 daughters.
remarried after the death or Martha and was still alive in 1937.
Children of MARTHA HERROLD and WILLIAM SHAFFER are:
i. ORLAND7 SHAFFER.
ii. GRACE SHAFFER, m. ? LEECH.
18. RACHEL ELIZABETH6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 29 Jan 1853 in (Athens) OH, and died 04 Jan 1923. She married JOHN M CRIPPS 19 Oct 1876. He died Bef. 1923.
Notes for JOHN M CRIPPS:
lived in lancaster county at time of marriage
Children of RACHEL HERROLD and JOHN CRIPPS are:
i. BLANCH ELIZABETH7 CRIPPS.
Notes for BLANCH ELIZABETH CRIPPS:
died in infancy
ii. ? CRIPPS.
iii. ? CRIPPS.
iv. ? CRIPPS.
v. ? CRIPPS.
19. CHRISTOPHER J6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 09 Jul 1855 in (Athens) OH, and died 27 Feb 1942. He married LOUISA KATZENBACH 16 Apr 1879, daughter of JACOB KATZENBACH and KATHERINE ?. She died 17 Mar 1935.
Children of CHRISTOPHER HERROLD and LOUISA KATZENBACH are:
i. WILLIAM CLYDE7 HERROLD, b. 16 Apr 1881, (Athens) OH; m. MABEL F INGHRAM, 06 Sep 1910; b. Omaha, Nebraska.
ii. CHARLES H HERROLD, b. 20 Apr 1880, (Athens) OH; d. 17 Nov 1950; m. MAUDE B WODARD, 20 Jun 1906, (Hocking) OH; d. 17 Nov 1950.
Notes for CHARLES H HERROLD:
also have birth date as 1/30/1880
iii. GRACE MAY HERROLD, b. 31 Mar 1885, (Athens) OH; m. WILLIAM E. LARZELERE; b. Roseville, OH.
20. WILLIAM HADLEY6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 15 Mar 1860 in (Athens) OH, and died 27 Feb 1943. He married MARY E PHILLIPS 11 Oct 1893, daughter of THOMAS PHILLIPS. She was born 15 Mar 1868, and died 05 Feb 1918 in (Athens) Athens, OH.
Notes for WILLIAM HADLEY HERROLD:
buried in West Union Street Cemetery Seciton 12, Athens, OH
Notes for MARY E PHILLIPS:
tought in Athens school before marriage
Children of WILLIAM HERROLD and MARY PHILLIPS are:
i. WILLIAM GORDON7 HERROLD, b. 19 Apr 1902, (Athens) Athens, OH; d. 27 Jun 1968, (Franklin) Columbus, OH; m. LUCILLE NAZOR; b. 1901; d. 10 May 1997, Sarasota, FL.
ii. RUSSELL PHILLIPS HERROLD, b. 28 Oct 1894, (Athens) OH; d. 12 Jun 1970; m. WILMA LANE; b. 13 Mar 1893; d. 07 Aug 1985.
21. ALPHRATA6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 12 Sep 1862 in (Athens) OH, and died Oct 1958 in (Athens) OH. She married JAMES BENSON BELL 22 Apr 1897 in (Athens) OH.
Notes for ALPHRATA HERROLD:
burial West Union Street Cemetery, Athens, OH
aka Alice
birth year in hamily bible at 1862, gravestone states 1863
Children of ALPHRATA HERROLD and JAMES BELL are:
i. WILLIAM STEWART7 BELL, b. 18 Jul 1900; d. Oct 1970; m. FLORENCE RUTH, 17 Jun 1926; b. 23 Nov 1902.
Notes for WILLIAM STEWART BELL:
burial in West Union Street Cemetery, Athens, OH
Notes for FLORENCE RUTH:
burial in West Union Street Cemetery, Athens, OH
ii. MILDRED HERROLD BELL, b. 11 Oct 1898, (Athens) The Plains, OH; d. 27 Mar 1959, (Athens) OH; m. EARL MARION GUSEMAN, 15 Jun 1918, Parkersburg, WV; b. 19 Jun 1898, OH; d. 29 Nov 1955, Los Angeles, CA.
Notes for MILDRED HERROLD BELL:
burial in West Union Street Cemetery, Athens, OH
Notes for EARL MARION GUSEMAN:
burial, Forest Rose Cemetery, Lancaster OH
22. JOHN G6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 13 Jan 1843 in (Athens) OH, and died 18 Feb 1923 in (Athens) OH. He married KATHRYN KATZENBACH 27 Sep 1877 in (Athens) OH. She was born 1854, and died 26 Jan 1931.
Notes for JOHN G HERROLD:
parents of 10 children 7 daughters and 3 sons. all grew to maturity.
obit (Nelsonville) 2/19/1923 widow and 9 children, one child preceded him in death.
Attended Atwood Academy at Albany and medical college at Cincinnati. One of county's best known farmers & coal operators. Burial at Union Street Cemetery, Athens.
Notes for KATHRYN KATZENBACH:
birth records -
dau Katherine E Herrold b. 10/10/1881
dau Martha A Herrold b.1/2/1887
son Wm G Herrold b. 11/27/1889
son Vm H Herrold b. 12/24/1888
Children of JOHN HERROLD and KATHRYN KATZENBACH are:
i. STELLA7 HERROLD, m. ? ALLEN.
ii. MARY ELIZABETH HERROLD, b. 08 Jan 1885, (Athens) OH; m. ? STIRES.
iii. DAISY IRENE HERROLD, b. 03 Jul 1879, (Athens) OH; d. 1954.
iv. ROSE HERROLD.
v. JOHN HERROLD, b. 13 Mar 1880, (Athens) OH; d. Feb 1968, OH.
vi. WILLIAM G. HERROLD, b. 27 Nov 1889.
vii. EUGENE HERROLD.
viii. MARTHA A HERROLD, b. 02 Jan 1887.
ix. WILLIAM H. HERROLD, b. 24 Dec 1888.
x. ? HERROLD.
23. REBECA JANE6 HERROLD (WILLIAM C.5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 30 Mar 1845, and died 22 Jan 1891. She married CHARLES BARKER 18 Mar 1866. He died Aft. 1937.
Notes for CHARLES BARKER:
parents of 8 children
Children of REBECA HERROLD and CHARLES BARKER are:
i. IRVING7 BARKER.
ii. SHELBY BARKER.
iii. HARRY BARKER.
iv. ? BARKER, m. CHARLES GRISWOLD.
Children of JOHN HERROLD are:
i. SARAH7 HERROLD, m. ? POSTON.
ii. ? HERROLD, m. FRED L. PRESTON.
25. WILLIAM HENRY6 HERROLD (JOSEPH5, CHRISTOPHER4, JOHN3, CHRISTOPHER2, G. HENRICK1) was born 18 Apr 1833 in (Athens) OH, and died 14 Sep 1919 in (Athens) Athens, OH. He married ORPHA REYNOLDS 16 Jun 1861 in (Athens) OH.
Notes for WILLIAM HENRY HERROLD:
lived at Herrold Place. buried in Union Street Cemetery
brother T. J. alive at time of death.
shares stone (in cemetery) with Rhoda B Miller d. Mar 12, 1887 50 y 1m 11 d w/o JCS
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM HERROLD and ORPHA REYNOLDS:
marriage year possible 1860
Child of WILLIAM HERROLD and ORPHA REYNOLDS is:
i. JENNIE ROSA7 HERROLD, b. 21 Jul 1865; d. 05 Dec 1912, (Athens) Athens, OH.
More About JENNIE ROSA HERROLD:
Cause of Death: Tuberculosis


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Yuen, a former student of the Cognitive Neuroscience (CNS) program, studied the effects of DNA methylation genes on the interaction between environmental factors and brain volume using the Brain Imaging Genetics (BIG) database, part of Cognomics. This thesis was written under supervision of dr. Mark Rijpkema (UMCN) and dr. Martine Hoogman (MPI). It is the second time a CNS master student wins this prize working with data from the BIG database, Janita Bralten won this prize in 2010.
After finishing her master cum laude, Yuen moved to the US to work at the Sleep & NeuroImaging Lab, University of California, Berkeley.
The Radboud prizes will be awarded on the 10th of June in the Hippocrates room.
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All the ingredients are in place for one the biggest political fights of our era. The players are the perfect set up for a showdown: corrupt Chicago city government, a new Mayor of Chicago, former Hopium Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, and the new Presidential Chief of Staff Daley, who is the son of one of the biggest political machines in American politics. Add to it a kick-the-can-down-the-road, neglectful, Democratic-run statehouse in Springfield; add a bloated and excessive bankrupt public employee pension system, part and partial of the Democrat machine; add the fact that it is Hopium's home state.
Add to this volatile mix the Republicans, who would like nothing better than to point out, disrupt and create a national poster boy for the so-called differences between the political parties. Most special interests, whether financial banksters or the military-industrial complex, involve bipartisan political corruption. Public workers (typically Democrats) are a clear-cut partisan battleground issue. Other states, like New Jersey, New York and California, are targets; but the most political advantage and leverage can be gained from an Illinois maelstrom. Take note of the dominance of 33 Republicans governors at the statehouse level, and the remaining Democrats in the troubled states.
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James Pethokoukis recently wrote of the GOP approach. The first step was to successfully remove Build America Bonds from the tax deal. The bonds were used heavily by stressed states for funding. Next, state budget stresses will build in the 2012 fiscal year, as contributions from the Recovery Act (stimulus) are not extended and disappear at the end of the June 2011 FY, which pulls state budget gaps wider.
A big showdown is developing around legislation requiring more realistic, rather than inflated, projections of pension returns. Public pensions allow for exaggerated expectations of 8% returns. From the Pethoukoukis article:
Republicans in the House of Representatives already want to stop state and local governments from issuing tax-exempt bonds unless they are more forthright about these future obligations. Republican Representatives Devin Nunes and Darrell Issa of California and Paul Ryan of Wisconsin have introduced a bill that would require state and local governments to estimate the size of public pension liabilities if their assets earned a more conservative rate of return than many plans currently expect. Failure to do so would result in the suspension of their ability to issue tax-exempt bonds.
Then this week comes a strong statement from Rep. Paul Ryan opposing any form of state or local government bailout.[ 16 large cities facing bankruptcy].
We can't do a bailout. If we bailed out one state, then all of the debt of all of the states is not just implied, but almost explicitly put on the books of the federal government. [Some states] are already telling us [about their dire circumstance]. But should taxpayers in frugal states be bailing out taxpayers in profligate states? … Should taxpayers in Indiana, who have paid their bills on time, who have done their job fiscally, be bailing out Californians, who haven't? No, that's a moral hazard we are not interested in creating.
The final stage of the show down is to permit states to declare bankruptcy and then clear the way for a restructuring of pension obligations and bond-holder terms. The term for this is "cram down," and is described by David Skeel.
Setting the stage is Bernanke's Congressional hearing, where he was subjected to a round of put-him-on-the-record questions from GOP Senators about muni finance and the Fed's buying of muni issues. Ben stated:
"We have no expectation or intention to get involved in state and local debt," Bernanke said. The Fed has no authority to buy state or local debt, he said. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act prohibits the Fed from lending to an insolvent borrower and prohibits it from assisting an individual borrower unless (it) is part of a bigger program.


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Chardon Bleu des Alpes
Eryngium alpinum Fr: Chardon Bleu des Alpes
Gallery of 4 photos for Chardon Bleu des Alpes
A tall, striking mountain perennial growing to 2 meters tall. It looks quite a bit like a Teasel (Dipsacus fullonum), but there's no relation. We've seen this labeled (in English) "Blue Lace", "Sea Holly" and "Alpine Sea Holly" (rather strange name considering that it grows in the Alpes).
This is a protected wildflower in the mountains, not to be picked.
Flower. Bluish-white in dense, prickly-looking umbrels, 2 cm diamete, 4 cm long,
Bract. The ring of feathery bracts surrounding the domed flower-head can be bright blue, violet or white.
Leaves. The basal leaves are 8-15 cm long, deep green and veined. They become more pointed and divided higher on the step, ending in the bracts.
The Chardon bleu des Pyrénées, or Painicaut de Bourget (Eryngium bourgatii) is similar, but growns in the Pyrénées of southwest France.


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