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Copper Art Creations began in 1996 while I was working in the HVAC business. One day I was looking at all of the scrap copper tube I had and thought about the different types of things I could create. Out of those thoughts came copper roses, copper yard art, wall and free standing copper sculptures. All of my work is custom; when you buy a piece of my art, you will get a unique piece of art; no two can be the same.
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Patina will react differently throughout the same piece of copper. Color is also created by using torches to heat the copper which brings out some very interesting colors and design that greatly enhance the switch plate or sculpture that I am working on.
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(11) WILLIAM OSBORNE (William) was of age in 8 November 1688 when he appointed James Phillips, innholder, his attorney to act in all things concerning him. By June of 1688 he was married to Margaret ________, who joined him in selling certain lands on the river adjacent the court house to James Phillips. According to Walter Preston's History of Harford Co. Maryland (1901), he and Margaret turned land over to Baltimore Co. commissioners upon which they built the courthouse; he kept a ferry and built the first house in Baltimore, and his oldest son was stolen by Susquehannock Indians. Though they were pursued across the bay, they escaped, but an old Indian later assured William his son was made a chief, who allegedly signed the treaty between Penn and the Indians in 1682. William may have married as his second wife Rebecca Hill, daughter of John, whose will dated 17 March 1691 named a daughter Rebecca Osborne and has as a test. William Osborne. As his third wife, some time in 1693, William married Margaret, executrix of John Wallston. William died leaving a will, 1 January 1704-7 March 1704/5, naming children James, William, Benjamin, Thomas, and Rebecca, with Margaret as executrix. The estate was inv. 7 May 1705 and valued at 30 pounds 19 shilling ten pence. The estate was administered on 8 March 1705/6 by Margaret, now wife of William Wise. Raymond Clark's Index to Baltimore Co. MY Wills 1660-1770 has Wm. Osborn, Bush River, l. 3, f. 433, 1704/5.
(111) James Osborne (William, William) was buried 11 leaving his estate to William Osborne and wife in Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol. II, p. 242; him?
(112) Rebecca Osborne (William, William)
(113) William Osborne (William, William) was born around 1685 (in 1733 he gave his age as 48) and married to Avarilla Hollis, daughter of William, 24 January 1710 Baltimore Co. MD 56-248. March 9, 1720, in a list of the neglectors in the recording of the births, burials, and marriages in St. George's Parish, a Wm. Osbourne is cited for "The death of Wm. Cottam; the death of Thos. Osbourn 2." Avarilla died 26 March 1724 in that county. He married second Catherine Rhoades 1 March 1727/8 Baltimore Co. MD 5G-245. On 5 November 1724 William Hollis, brother of Avarilla, conv. 150 acres Hollis' Desire to William's son William. In deposition in 1728/9 a William Ozburn mentions he was fishing on Bush River about 28 years ago (Henry C. Peden Jr., More Maryland Deponents 1716-1799). On 7 November 1734 Henry Rhodes, son and heir of the late Henry Rhodes, conv. 200 acres Birr to his sister Catherine, now wife of William. In 1750 he owned 50 acres Covent Garden, 71 acres Birr, 97 acres Osborne's Addition, 50 acres part of St. Martin's Ludgate, 50 acres Scotchman's Generosity, and other lands. He died before 1770, since the bond was posted 14 April 1750 by Catherine and estate was administered 15 July 1750. Children by Wm. and Avarilla: James, Mary, Mary, William
(114) Benjamin Osborne (William, William) was born 17 June 1695 Swan Creek, Baltimore Co. MD. He married Sarah _____. He was still alive in 1739. He owned 40 acres part Padden, 50 acres Robin Hood's Forest, and 55 acres Drisdale's Habitation in 1750 and in the Debt Book for 1754. In 1737, Benjamin Ozbourn and William Ozbourn/2 appear in the Baltimore Tax List for Spesutia Hundred. In 1737 Benjamin Osborne appears in Baltimore Co. Levy Papers for Squirrel's Head. In 1739, Benjamin and William Orsbrown are listed for Levy Court Allowances.
(115) Mary Osborn (William, William) was born 13 August 1698 Swan Creek, Baltimore Co. MD
(116) Thomas Osborne (William, William) was born 13 August 1698 Swan Creek, Baltimore Co. MD, Mary's twin.
(1131) James Osborn (Wm., Wm., Wm.) was born 6 January 1711 and baptized 5 April 1712 Baltimore Co. MD, St. George's P. E. Church. He married Jane Hughes 17 September 1743. In 1750 he owned 150 acres Covent Garden and 176 acres Parker's Lot. In 1754 a James Osborn age 42, gave a deposition mentioning an unnamed father. (Henry C. Peden Jr.'s Maryland Deponents 1634-1799). Children: Josias, James, William, Cyrus, Mary, Benjamin, Martha
(1132) Mary Osborn (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 6 October 1713 Baltimore Co. MD and died October 1715.
(1133) Avarilla Osborn (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 6 October 1718 Harford Co. MD, married Thomas Little there 28 February 1737.
(1134) Mary Clark Osborn (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 13 August 1721 Harford Co. MD and died in August of 1723 there.
(1135) William Osborn (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 26 March 1724 Baltimore Co. MD. Is he the William who married Margaret Lyall 18 June 1745 Harford Co. MD? Or is he the Wm. Sr., age 53, living with five blacks in the 1776 Harford Lower Hundred, Harford Co. MD?
(1136) Benjamin Osborn (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 13 June 1729 Baltimore Co. MD. Maryland Calendar of Wills, vol. vii, p. 64, has a Joseph Pritchard, 25 January 1733, leaving 60 acres lying on Bush River to godson Benjamin (a minor) and heirs, son of William Osburn and Catherine his wife.
(1137) Francis Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 10 December 1731 Baltimore Co. MD
(1138) Mary Ann Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 9 February 1733 Baltimore Co. MD
(1139) Martha Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 11 July 1737 Baltimore Co. MD; she married first John Everett and second Amos Hollis.
(113.10) Avarilla Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 8 February 1741 Baltimore Co. MD. She married Joseph Brown there 3 June 1761.
(1141) Susanna Osborne (William, William, Benjamin) was born 6 June 1716 Baltimore Co. MD. She married John West there on 26 January 1735.
(1142) Margaret Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 10 March 1717 in Baltimore Co. MD, where she died 15 October 1719.
(1143) William Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 17 July 1719 Baltimore Co. MD
(1144) Hannah Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 14 October 1721 Baltimore Co. MD, where she married Thomas Mitchell on 24 December 1742.
(1145) Benjamin Osborne (William, William, Benjamin) was born 10 June 1726 Baltimore Co. MD. Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin Osborne, was married 3 March 1761 Harford Co. MD to John Tredway, and a Benjamin Osborne's will is in liber 30, folio 823, date 1760 Baltimore Co. MD. Is this him?
(1146) Margaret Osborn (Wm., Wm., Benjamin) was born 15 March 1727 Baltimore Co. MD, where she married Joseph Bailey on 27 December 1748.
(1147) James Osborne (Wm., Wm., Benjamin) was born 25 March 1730 Baltimore Co. MD. A James Osborn died before 26 Nov. 1804 in Scott Co. KY; was this him?
(1148) Thomas Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 10 April 1732 Baltimore Co. MD. He married Elizabeth Simpson on 3 August 1751 there. Barnes' Baltimore Families lists children as: William, Sarah, Mary, Benjamin, Francis, Bennett. We believe the family further included Thomas, Riller, and Betsy. Perhaps the latter three were not born in Baltimore Co. MD? Our Thomas left MD for North Carolina before the oldest daughter was married in September of 1773; in 1784 they moved to Abbeville District of SC, where in 1802 Thomas is listed as a member of the Hogskin (later Little River) Meeting House. In the Lincoln Co. NC Deed Book 3, p. 160, 10-9-1786, Thomas Osborn of Abbeville Co. to Mary Hill, Lincoln Co. NC; 10 pounds for 25 acres where said Mary Hill now liveth, part of a tract granted to Thomas Osborn for 100 acres according to the dimensions of a pattern granted to Thomas Osborn in our said office, signed Thomas (T) Osborn. In the Lincoln Co. NC Deed Book 17, p. 17, 9-17-1793, Thomas Osborn, Pendleton Co. SC to John Bullinger, Lincoln Co. NC; 50 pounds for 75 acres being the larger part of a tract of 100 acres, 25 acres upon the south east end is excepted which he the said Thomas Osborn sold to Mary Hill lying and being in Lincoln Co. on the North fork of Mountain Creek; Signed Thomas (T) Osborn. Pendleton District SC, p. 281/2, dated 8 September 1795 has Thomas Osbern Sr. to Daniel Putnam for 10 shillings stg. for 505 acres on Big Gnerostee, granted to Osbern by Thomas Pinckney, 1788, except 150 acres now laid out for Robert Skelton, on fork of Big Branch, bd. on E. by William Lesley, on W. by John Green, on S. by Skelton. Sighed: Thos. (T) Orsbern, Sr. Recorded 22 September 1796. They left South Carolina ca. 1804 for Scott Co. KY, where he died near Georgetown. Could this be the Thomas Osburn Sr. who died 1803 Scott Co. KY? His brother James administered the estate, and this Tom does have a brother James. A John Osburn and Bennet Osburn receive payment from what seems to be James Osburn's estate, and the John could be Tom's and James' brother, below. Richard Tiner is also mentioned, and Thomas's daughter Betsy married Richard Tiner/Tyner. Many family trees list Elizabeth Simpson as marrying Jesse Davis Oldham in Kentucky on Oct 21, 1757 in Kentucky and having 11 children, but is this a different Elizabeth Simpson? She would have to have divorced Thomas Osborn and reverted to her maiden name, and the last 7 Osborn children wouldn't have been hers, but we have no record of a divorce or second marriage for him. It's tempting to keep the Oldham woman because she has a lengthy ancestral history; if she's not this man's wife, we have no parents for her.
(1149) Sarah Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 1 August 1734 in Baltimore Co. MD, where she married William Mitchell on 11 June 1751
(114.10) Jacob Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 3 September 1736 in Baltimore Co. MD, where a Jacob Osborne married Sarah Fowler on 24 February 1758. Was this him?
(114.11) John Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj) was born 15 July 1739 Baltimore Co. MD. Could this be the John Orsburn, 36, who is listed in the Harford Co. Susquehanna Hundred Census of 1776? With him are wife Ann, 37; Sarah, 15; Elizabeth, 12; Amous, 10; Bennet, 6; Aquillah, 4; and Josias, 1, per Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh's Maryland Records, Vol. II, first published in 1928.
(11311) Josias Osborne (Wm., Wm., Wm., James) was born 17 September 1743 Baltimore Co. MD
(11312) James Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, James) was born 16 November 1744 Baltimore Co. MD. The 1776 Harford Lower Hundred, Harford Co. MD census lists a James Jr., age 31; him?
(11313) William Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, James) was born 15 July 1746 Baltimore Co. MD
(11314) Cyrus Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, James) was born 17 July 1750 Baltimore Co. MD. A Cyrus Osborne married Susannah Robinson 10 October 1775 Baltimore Co. MD; was this him? The 1776 Susquehannah Hundred, Harford, MD lists Osborn, Cyrus, 26; Sussana, 18; Ann, 1/2; and three blacks. Per Walter Preston's History of Harford Co. Maryland, a Cyrus Osborn was an Ensign in Captain Greenberry Dorsey's Co. #8, enrolled 31 October 1775. In March of 1778, Cyrus Osborn takes oath in Harford Co. before Saml. G. Osborne.
(11315) Mary Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, James) was born 12 November 1752 Baltimore Co. MD
(11316) Benjamin Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, James) was born 10 August 1755 Baltimore Co. MD. In the 1776 Harford Lower Hundred, Harford Co. MD is a Benj. Osborne, age 20; Semelia, age 20; Susannah, 6 mon.; Aquila Cord, 12; and 12 blacks. Could this be him? Was Semelia born 10 Feb. 1756?
(11317) Martha Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, James) was born 10 August 1758 Baltimore Co. MD
(11351) Hannah Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 13 October 1746
(11352) Ann Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 24 November 1748 Baltimore Co. MD
(11353) Sarah Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 2 February 1750 Baltimore Co. MD
(11354) John Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 27 December 1755 Baltimore Co. MD
(11355) James Osborne (Wm, Wm, Wm, Wm) was born 4 April 1758 Baltimore Co. MD
(11451) Benjamin Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Benj) died leaving a will, 1759-10 January 1760 in Baltimore Co. MD, mentioning a tract in Robin Hood's Forest and his son John.
(11452) Jacob Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Benj) married Sarah Fowler on 24 February 1758 and had a daughter Mary
(11481) William Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benjamin, Thomas) was born 3 September 1751 Baltimore Co. MD. The problem here is that William, the son of Thomas, according to "our" line, was born in 1747 and married Patience Hawkins, born 1752.
(11482) Sarah Osborne, called "Sally" or "Sary" (Wm, Wm, Benj., Thos.) was born 11 November 1752 Baltimore Co. MD. She married Abraham Robinson and moved from South Carolina to Kentucky.
(11483) MARY OSBORNE (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos) was born 29 June 1755 Baltimore Co. MD. She married Johann Jacob Hackleman (which see), son of Michael Hackleman and Elizabeth Sailors, 20 September 1773. He was born 16 July 1752 PA and died 16 January 1829 Rush Co. IN She died 8 June 1824 in Rush Co. Indiana. Both were buried in a family plot on Jacob's farm.
(11484) Benjamin Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos) was born 15 March 1757 in Baltimore Co. MD. He was a captain who raised a volunteer corp in Burke Co. North Carolina under Col. Brevard's regiment, attached to General Rutherford's Brigade, in the Revolutionary War. A Benjamin Osburn is in Burke Co. land records, p. 104, #1122, p. 369, with 200 acres joining James Clark on north and south side of Catawba River on both sides of a small creek including the old Baptist meeting house for complement. Entered 7 December 1778. Warrant ordered and issued.
(11485) FRANCES OSBORNE, called "Fanny," (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos) was born 2 February 1759 Baltimore Co. MD. She married John SAILORS (which see in the Sailors history on this site), born ca. 1756 as son of Abram Sahlers, in South Carolina and had three children there. He moved to Kentucky, then to Indiana, where he died in Rush Co. IN 3 April 1833. Fanny preceded him, dying ca. 1784 in Abbeville District, SC, the mother of five children. About a year later, he married a Miss Grubbs. They moved to Scott Co. KY ca. 1804/5; to Franklin Co. IN in 1810; to Fayette Co. IN a few years later; to Rush Co. IN in 1822. Miss Grubs died 3 Jan. 1826.
(11486) Bennett Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thomas) was born 6 February 1761 in Baltimore Co. MD. He married first Letitia Redding, daughter of Joseph Redding; second Rebecca Bohannon, widow of Elliot Kirtley, whom she married 1798. Rebecca was born ca. 1776 VA, per the 1860 census. This marriage took place 11-2-1813 Woodford Co. KY. Bennett was a Revolutionary War vet from Burke Co. NC. On 12-12-1778 he entered the militia service under his brother Benjamin, a captain who raised a volunteer corp under Col. Brevard's regiment, attached to General Rutherford's Brigade. They marched to the Savannah River, 25 miles above Savannah, and joined General Lincoln in 1779. Discharged 5-8-1788 after five months' service. In 1779, he served three months under Captain George Johnson, returning home in 1780, where he joined a light horse company under William Adams, serving three months and ten days. In October of 1782 he joined a regiment of 500 mounted men to fight the hostile Creeks, under Captain Willson, and served six weeks as lieutenant. 15 Dec. 1785 Bennet Osborn of Ninety Six District, SC, sold for 400 pounds to James Litton of Lincoln Co. NC land on the south side of Catawba on a small creek that falls in below Sherills ford, adj. to James Clark, James Litten, granted to sd. Osborn 28 October 1782. Witnessed by Elisha Sherrill. Nov. 27, 1804, Bennet was paid for five days service patrolling in Scott Co. KY. Scott Co. Deed Book I, p. 391, has Bennett and Rebecca as grantors, Robert Moon as grantee, to 94 acres on North Elkhorn for $1,530. In the 1840 Scott Co. KY census, he is 50-80, with one boy 5-10, one 15-20, one female 30-40, and one female 60-70. He died 6 December 1841 Scott Co. KY. Scott Co. KY Order Book G, p. 176 has "Satisfactory evidence was this day produced in open court that Bennett Osborn who was a revolutionary pensioner of the United States died in Scott Co. Kentucky on the 6th day of December 1841 bearing a widow named Rebecca Osborn who is still living in said county and state and is still a widow." A Rebecca Osborne (1773-1869) is buried in Georgetown Cemetery.
(11487) Thomas Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos.), "Tom" died in Kentucky. Could this be the Thomas, husband of Rachel, who died in Scott Co. 1805 and left minor children Clementina, Bennet, Hannah, and Larkin?
(11488) Riller Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos) married John Simpson and moved from Carolina to Georgia, near Atlanta.
(11489) Betsy Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos) was born 14 August 1769 in South Carolina. She married Richard TYNER (which see), son of Harris and Nancy (ADAIR) Tyner, born ca. 1770 Abbeville District, SC, and Betsy died in Shelby Co. IN on 14 October 1846, buried one mile north of Morristown. Richard died 1 January 1836 Shelby Co. IN, both buried in cemetery one mile north of Morristown, Shelby Co. IN. Children are given in Max Tyner's history of that family.
(1148.10) female Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos) married Luke Blades? Could she be the Catherine Blades dismissed from the Turkey Creek Baptist Church in SC to help set up Hogskin Meeting House in August, 1791?
(114.10.1) Mary Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Jacob) born 18 December 1758 Harford Co. MD
(114511) John Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Benj, Benj) was born in Baltimore Co. MD
(114521) Mary Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Benj, Jacob)
(114811) William Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm)
(114812) Polly Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) married Mr. Morgan
(114813) Sally Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm)
(114814) Susan Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) married Ben Berry. She was called "Sukey."
(114815) Benjamin Osborne (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) was born ca. 1786 and became a trader near Georgetown, Scott Co. KY. According to B. O. Gaines History of Scott Co. KY, Vol. 1, pp. 112/3, he was wealthy, a prominent farmer and stock breeder. Ann Bevins' History of Scott Co. says he came to Kentucky shortly after the Revolutionary War and married Catherine, widow of Rev. War veteran Mr. Applegate who was killed by Indians while standing at the door of his cabin, and became a trader in horses, ponies, and mules, being sometimes gone a year or two driving the herds about. About 1840 he left on a trading expedition and his wife added a two-room brick addition; he is said to have exploded when he saw it on his return in 1842! After her death, he was 63 when he married Agatha Cartinour, having four children by her. She was born ca. 1824. She married second Ben Miller Osborn. She died 1895. The Scott Co. KY 1820 census has on page 50 Benjamin Osburn, with one male 5-10, 1 male 20-30, one male 50-60, one female 15-20, and one female 60-70. In 1850 they appear in the Scott Co. KY census: Benjamin is a farmer, 64, born South Carolina, worth $83,000; she is Gatha, 35, born KY; with them is Mary J., 2, born KY. Benjamin died 12 March 1866; his massive estate of 36000 acres from the north bank of North Elkhorn to beyond the Dry Run Baptist Church, and east from the Frankfort Pike to the Old Turkeyfoot and Oxford Pikes, was divided 13 July 1866. Georgetown Cemetery in Scott Co. has his tombstone, marked 12 March 1866; Agatha is marked 1824-1895; with them is infant son born and died same day 1850. Nearby is Tennessee, daughter of B & G Osburn, born 1 Nov. 1849. Ben raised his orphaned nephew Ben Miller Osburn, who was born in 1816 and orphaned early.
(114816) John Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) was born 7 September 1788 Abbeville District SC. He married Nancy Miller, who was born 1794 PA and died 27 October 1878 Scott Co. KY. They came to Scott Co. ca. 1812. John died 11-7-1822.
(114817) Nancy Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) married Douglas Burton
(114818) Thomas Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm)
(114819) Betsy Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) married William Sebastian
(11481.10) Fanny Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) married Mr. Bryant
(11481.11) Eli Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm) (Is this the Eli who was drafted 9-6-1814 at Falmouth, Pendleton Co. KY? He served as musician in the company commanded by Capt. James Ellis, in the 16th Reg. of KY Infantry commanded by Col. Andrew Porter; was discharged 3-10-1815 in Canada; married Matilda Hawkins (widow) 1-18-1848; 11-4-1850 was a resident of Fountain Co. IN, age 58 years; 3-23-1855 was a resident of Fountain Co. aged 62; died March 1857 in White Co. IN at the age of 63 years. John Hawkins and Malinda Romans sign affidavit for widow's pension claim.)
(114821) Riller Robinson (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Sarah) married Jacob Hackleman
(114822) Thomas Robinson (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Sarah)
(114823) Fanny Robinson (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Sarah) never married
(1148.10.1) John Blades (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thomas, ?) John Blades married Mary Stuckey. Or was he the Baptist preacher who married his cousin Fanny Osborn?
(114861) Elizabeth Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) was born ca. 1790 and married James Branham
(114862) Thomas Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) was born ca. 1791 SC. He was a veteran of the War of 1812. He married Susan E. Branham (born ca. 1794 KY) on 3 July 1815 Scott Co. KY, at Georgetown. He enlisted at Georgetown as a private 13 August 1812 as a volunteer under Captain Joseph Redding, commanded by Maj. Richard Gane and Col. Scott, and was discharged as a sergeant at Black Swamp, Ohio, on 4 March 1813. Thomas, a trader, died ca. 1872. In Scott Co. Deed Book L, page 332, is a land deed with Grantors Thomas Osburn & Susan his wife, Ephraim Osbourn (farmer of Lexington), Lee Osbourn, E.R. Osbourne, Adley Osbourne and Cordelia his wife, Moses Mothershead and Celia his wife, and nancy Osbourn; grantee Stephen Lucas; recorded 25 May 1833. !49 acres at $10.00 per acre, propertly known commonly as Reddings well tract, now occupied by Stephen Lucas. Clerk of Fayette Co. KY court certified deed produced and acknowledged by E.K. Osburn 11 March 1833. In 1850 census for Scott Co. KY he is a trader, 58, born South Carolina, worth $800; she is 55, born KY; with them are Henry M., 31, a trader born in KY; Charles, 25, carpenter, born KY; Catherine, 22, born KY; John, 18, born KY; Ephraim, 12, born KY. 12-26-1859 he was a resident of Grass Valley, Nevada Co. California, age 68 years. 6-3-1871 he was a resident of Grass Valley, age 80 years. Bounty Land Warrant 92,432-160-55
(114863) Martha Ann Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) married John Gray
(114864) Lee Byrd Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) was born ca. 1805. He married Emeline West on 6 May 1834, and second married Ann Elvira Weaver. In Order Book F 1845-1850 of Scott Co. KY, p. 217 "On motion of Lee B. Osborn he is appointed guardian of his infant children under the age of 14 years and he thereupon in open court with Clinton West and Lewis West his securities entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of $900 conditional according to law. May Court 1848."
(114865) Adley W. Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) was born ca. 1812 and married first Cordelia ________; second, in 1843 Carroll Co. KY to Cassandra Lindsay (born 5 December 1823 and died 27 September 1852). He had one child by his first wife and two by the second.
(114866) Celia Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) married Moses B. Mothershead and died 1851.
(114867) Nancy Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) married Thomas M. Scruggs
(114868) Joseph Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) may be the Joseph Osborn who on 17 Sept. 1854 was married in Scott Co. KY to Angeline Offutt at the home of James Pullen in Georgetown. John A. Gano was the minister; William and James Pullen were witnesses.
(114869) Ephraim R. Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett) moved to Giles Co. Tennessee
(11486.10) A Harriet Osborn married William Acre in Scott Co. KY; the license date was 2 March 1844, the marriage date was 3 March 1844, minister P. H. Whitton, witness was Lewis Sebastian, and father Bennett Osborn consented. William Acre and Humphrey Offut 2 March 1844 put up bond.
(1148141) Rebecca Berry (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, Sukey) married Ezekial Stevens, s/o Burrell and Nancy (Adair) Stevens
(1148142) Nancy Berry (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, Sukey) married Ezekial Stevens, son of Burrell and Nancy ADAIR Stevens
(1148151) Mary Jane Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, Benj) was born ca. 1848. She married John B. Graves on 1 August 1864 Scott Co. KY by Dr. D.R. Campbell of the Baptist Church; witnesses were George Cook and Henry Barton
(1148152) Benjamin Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, Benj) was born ca. 1851 and died in 1925, per his tombstone in Georgetown Cemetery, Scott Co. KY. He caused considerable excitement in a post-Civil War gunfight with a former slave, resulting in his having to flee the county for some time. His wife Louise was born 1847 and died 1926. With them is a Tennie Osborn, born 1892, died 1904.
(1148153) Tennessee Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, Benj) was born ca. 1853 and married Warren Graves (1840-1932); she died in 1911, per her tombstone in Georgetown Cemetery, Scott Co. KY, and Warren G. Graves was born 1840, died 1932.
(1148154) John William Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, Benj) was born ca. 1858 and married Betty Barkley
(1148161) Ben Miller Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, John) born ca. 1816, adopted by his uncle Benjamin Osborn, married to his uncle Ben's widow Agatha Cartinouer Osborn 1868 Scott Co. KY, died 1897, per tombstone in Georgetown Cemetery, Scott Co. KY. Scott Co. KY Order Book H 1856-1861 has B.M. Miller surveying roads pages 39, 46, 169. W.H. Perrin's History of Scott Co. (1882) has:
B.M. OSBORN, farmer; P.O. Georgetown; is a native of Scott County, and the son of John and Nancy (Miller) Osborn; he was born near his present residence, 1816; his father was a native of Abbeville District, South Carolina, born Sept. 7, 1788; he emigrated to Scott County in about 1812; during his life was a farmer; he died Nov. 7, 1822; his wife, mother of our subject, was born in Pennsylvania, in 1794, and died in Scott County, Oct. 27, 1878; she was the mother of three children, two daughters and one son, B.M. Osborn, being the oldest child; his early education was limited to such as the neighborhood schools of Scott County afford; at the death of his parents he lived with his Uncle Benjamin Osborn, and assisted him in all of his business operations until he arrived at the age of twenty-seven years; when he made several trading expeditions in the South with stock; in 1846 he bought a small farm in his native county and began farming and stock raising, at which he still continues, and now being one of the largest land owners of Scott County, having 1,500 acres of land, which is somewhat hilly, and particularly adapted to the raising of sheep, upon which he now has nearly 1,000 of choice breeds. Mr. Osborn is a man of great force of character, sociable in disposition, and agreeable in manner, is a very temperate man, having never tasted intoxicating liquor in over forty-five years; he has always been a hard-working man, and now in the later years of his life is surrounded with those comforts, and enjoying those pleasures that are ever the result of honesty, industry and economy; he was married in Scott County, in 1868, to Mrs. Agatha Osborn, a native of Scott County; he is a Republican." According Ann B. Bevins History of Scott County As Told By Selected Buildings (1981), "He was an uncompromising prohibitionist as to the use of intoxicants and tobacco as well. He would never permit tobacco to be grown on his land and wouldn't have sold an ear of corn to a distillery for any consideration. He was liberal to his tenants and did many deeds of charity."(1148162) female Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, John)
(1148163) female Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Wm, John)
(1148621) Henry M. Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thomas, Bennett, Thomas) was born ca. 1819 KY, a trader.
(1148622) Charles Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Thos) was born ca. 1825 KY, a carpenter
(1148623) Catharine Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Thos) was born ca. 1828 KY
(1148624) John Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Thos) was born ca. 1832 KY
(1148625) Ephraim Osburn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Thos) was born ca. 1838 KY
(1148651) William T. Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Adley) was born ca. 1834
(1148652) Cordelia Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Adley) was born ca. 1845
(1148653) Richmond Osborn (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Bennett, Adley) was born ca. 1849
(1148.10.11) Isaac Blades (Wm, Wm, Benj, Thos, Sarah, John) married Patsey Lines (which see); she was born ca. 1802 to Greenbury Lines and Mary Hackleman (which see). She died ca. 1880.


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Moments after their motorcycle accident, Bobby Petrino and a female employee told a passer-by not to call 911, then got a ride back to Fayetteville where the Arkansas football coach was met by a state trooper who provides his personal security during the season.
New details of the immediate aftermath of Petrino's crash were in a 911 call released Friday by the state police. The passer-by, Larry Hendren, describes coming upon the accident scene Sunday evening just after Petrino and Jessica Dorrell "were getting up out of the ditch." He said Petrino was "walking, but it looked like his face was bleeding quite a lot."
"The rider and the passenger of the motorcycle declined us to call 911," Hendren told a dispatcher. "They got into a vehicle and headed toward the hospital."
Petrino was taken to a Fayetteville intersection by another passer-by. There, Dorrell left in her own car while Petrino was met by Capt. Lance King, his personal security guard during the season. King took Petrino to a hospital, where he was treated for broken ribs and a cracked neck vertebra.
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This case was sent to me by a colleague, and I think it is worth discussing it (basically electrocardiographic analysis, since the clinical data are poor). This is a 64-year-old man that was admitted in another service with "tachycardia" and pressure drop. He was referred for a tertiary care hospital, where he was admitted with the ECG1. Initially he did not respond to vagal maneuvers. As there was no adenosine, EV verapamil was administered + new massage of carotid sinus. He reverted to sinus rhythm for a few seconds, going immediately into the rhythm in ECG2. After some minutes, the patient presented symptoms of low output associated to ECG3. This time, electrical cardioversion was applied, and recorded in ECG4.
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While loading the orthomosaic Mavis asks for the corresponding GCP.xyz file. The GCPs are then displayed over the orthomosaic since both dataset are already georeferenced. In a next step the GCP locations can be digitized based on the orthomoasic by double clicking on the corresponding location. The closest GCP from the GCP.xyz file is automatically determined.
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This outdoor rated compact beverage cooler is great for fueling a gathering or celebration. 3. 25 Cu. Ft. Of spacious storage means keeping a variety of your favorites cold and ready for drinking. A fully enclosed and insulated interior means temperatures stay locked in to keep drinks cooler, longer. The digital thermostat controls temperature easily and allows a broad adjustment from 36 degrees F to 64 degrees F. The see through glass door and internal light with switch both help to make interior visibility easy. Compressor-generated heat is directed by fan, through front vents to keep your drinks chilled and preserved to perfection. This BBQ10715 Cal Flame beverage cooler stores more than its share with three removable, chrome-plated wine and beverage racks plus one chrome-plated, wire basket to hold cans. Dimensions (in inches): 14 1/2 W x 32 1/2 H x 23 D. Cutout Dimensions (in inches): 15 W x 34 H. (115V)
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I've hardly been outside my room in days
'Cause I don't feel that I deserve the sunshine's rays
And darkness helped until the whiskey wore away
And it was then I realized that conscience never fades.
When you're young you have this image of your life
That you'll be scrupulous and one day even make a wife
And you make boundaries you'd never dream to cross
And if you happen to, you wake completely lost
But I will fight for you, be sure that I will fight 'til we're the special two once again
And we will only need each other, we'll bleed together
Our hands will not be taught to hold another's
'Cause we're the special two
And we could only see each other, we'll breathe together
These arms will not be taught to need another
'Cause we're the special two
I remember someone old once said to me
That lies will lock you up with truth the only key
But I was comfortable and warm inside my shell
And couldn't see this place could soon become my hell
So is it better to tell and hurt or lie to save their face?
Well I guess the answer is, don't do it in the first place
I know I'm not deserving of your trust from you right now,
Ah, but if by chance you change your mind
You know I will not let you down
'Cause we were the special two, and we'll be again
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text: Real Estate Manhattan home inventory plunges in Nov., StreetEasy says The Upper West Side is one of the Manhattan neighborhoods that saw an increase in sales prices in November. Photo Credit: Jennifer S. Altman By Ivan Pereira email@example.com @IvanPer4 December 30, 2015 5:50 PM Print Share fbShare Tweet Email Manhattan's real estate market cooled off in November, according to a report released Wednesday by StreetEasy, with the borough posting the lowest inventory in the real estate listing site's history. Since October, the number of available Manhattan homes dropped by 1,214 to 7,293 last month, a 14.3% decline. The inventory decrease was also 13.3% lower than in November 2014, making it the largest annual decline in StreetEasy history since February 2013. Alan Lightfeldt, a data scientist for the site, said Manhattanites are waiting for the market to be more in their favor before listing their homes for sale. "As the slow winter months advance, more homeowners are waiting for the busier spring season to list their homes," he said in the report. The lack of new housing options caused Manhattan sales prices to rise in November. The median resale price in the borough rose 6.6% from November 2014 to $992,111 last month, according to StreetEasy. Upper Manhattan had the largest increase in resale prices with 19%, followed by the Upper West Side with 9.5%, and downtown with 6.1%. StreetEasy found that Manhattan's rental market also took a hit in November as inventory declined 0.6% from that month in 2014. The availability of downtown Manhattan rentals saw the largest decrease during that time with an 8.3% dip, followed by upper Manhattan at 4.1% and the Upper West Side at 2.9%. Manhattan rents were higher because of the smaller market, with a median of $3,137 in November, a 5.4% increase from November 2014 and the largest year-to-year growth rate since April 2012, according to StreetEasy. By Ivan Pereira email@example.com @IvanPer4 Ivan has been a staff reporter with amNewYork since May 2012 and covers breaking news, politics and enterprise stories. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Comments We're revamping our Comments section. Learn more and share your input.


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(415) 457-9760 Mill Valley Refuse Service 112 Front Street San Rafael, CA 94901
Mill Valley Refuse Service began operation as the "Mill Valley Garbage Company" in 1906, and we have served Mill Valley and other southern Marin communities continuously since then. We are a private, family-owned and operated company, with three of the owners pictured below having taken over from their fathers, who operated the company since the 1960s.
For many years, the company's trucks were located on a site that is now the location of the Mill Valley Middle School, and an office on Miller Ave. in Mill Valley. In 1972, we moved to a relatively undeveloped area (at the time) on East Francisco Blvd. in San Rafael near the entrance to the Richmond Bridge. Around 1975, when our friends from Marin Sanitary Service moved into their new headquarters on Anderson Dr., MVRS took over Marin Sanitary's old site on 112 Front St. in San Rafael, and have been there ever since.
Vice President, Administration and Finance – Jennifer Dami
Mary Engstrom – Customer Service, Accounts Payable
Danielle Ford – Customer Service Manager
Nani Coyle –Customer Service Representative
Shawn Smith –Customer Service Representative
(from left to right) Dave Biggio, Dave Della Zoppa, James Iavarone, Ray Dami
(from left to right) Kelvin (Shop Manager), Jose, Rich, Miguel, John and Carlos. Note: Carlos's son, Carlos Jr., also works in the yard and is the photographer who took this and many other photos on this website.
Former owners Dave Biggio, Romolo Iavarone and Chut (Julio) Dami at a company picnic in 1985. Each of their sons have taken over their shares of the company business.
For many years, the yard that stored our trucks was located where Mill Valley Middle School is now located. At that time, our office was on Miller Ave.
From 1972 to 1975 Mill Valley Refuse Service was located in what was a mostly undeveloped area on East Francisco Blvd. in San Rafael near the entrance to the Richmond Bridge.
In 1975 the company moved to its current location in San Rafael on 112 Front St. The recycling-themed logo, designed by Henry Breuer in 1973, still adorns the side of our building.


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"I feel like the art of being a DJ is dead; no one cares anymore." Tyler Szalkowski, State Champs
At this year's Orlando Vans Warped Tour stop, we snuck backstage long enough to snag a few interviews with this year's most compelling bands. Over the next five days, we'll feature a different band from those sessions, starting with the red hot State Champs from Albany, NY.
With a burst of blue highlights sprinkled atop his flowing hair, I spotted talented guitarist Tyler Szalkowski from State Champs. During our chat, I gained some insight from the affable musician on the band's upbringing, their new music, the miserable US Radio scene, and their Warped Tour experience.
Monday: State Champs
Tuesday: Young Guns
Wednesday: Ghost Town
Thursday: The Interrupters
Friday: Dash Ten
So, without further delay, here are the thoughts from the young Mr. Szalkowski:
Their hometown – Albany
There's always been a pretty flourishing local scene but not a lot of big names have come out of there. Coming up in that scene really taught us a lot, mostly to do with etiquette, like respect for other bands.
We were all there supporting each other and building this scene together and there's a real sense of camaraderie. And, it's a good location. It's about three hours from everything, Boston, New York, Montreal and Connecticut, and four hours from Philly and Toronto.
Early Success in Boston
We've been going there since 2011 and there are a lot of fans there who are legitimately my friends. Boston was one of the big cities that always took care of us.
I used to be a huge Slipknot fan. It's funny that I play in a pop punk band but I like a lot of that. A lot of my influences are much more seeded in metal, even though I'm not a metal guitar player. I can't really play that fast and I don't know how to shred that well, but I thought I'd like to try that. I didn't idolize anybody, but liked Slipknot, Linkin Park, New Found Glory, Blink 182 and stuff like that
Warped Tour
It's our second Warped Tour. We did the full tour in 2014 on the Kevin Says Stage and now we're on the Journey's Main Stage this year. We are quite enjoying it, it's very nice. It's crazy between then and now and the difference two years can make.
Why an Acoustic EP
We just really wanted to do it and we wanted to give people something to listen to while we worked on the new record.
The Excellent Critical Reaction to Around the World and Back
We thought it would do well, but we didn't think it would be up for Alternative Press Album of the Year. That's friggin nuts. It's crazy to me. We did not at all expect any of that.
Next Record?
We're not going to be recording new music for awhile. I think we still have a lot of life in this record which just came out at the end of last year… Not until next year. The rest of the year is all touring.
Favorite Place to Play Abroad
I really like playing in Australia, but it's mostly because of the offstage stuff. Everything is so nice, the scenery and the people are awesome. It's just a really cool place to go. Touring is our job, but it's also like a free vacation at times. We also love going to the UK because their rock scene is so huge.
The Crappy Radio Scene in the US.
In the UK we get played on daytime radio, which is like mental to me. Over here, the only rock on the radio is from the 90's, classic rock or country rock. Our scene is not good at all. We're strictly Top 40 and any rock is old rock. Even stations that play current music play the same songs over and over again. I feel like the art of being a DJ is dead; no one cares anymore.
I have to say, I agree with Tyler 100%. The rock radio scene in this country is pretty damn pathetic. That's why we're going to set up some hearty and varied playlists on Spotify in the next week. Check us out and Follow us on Spotify @rarasfarm to see some of the work in progress..
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Inaugural POWER Conference on
Energy Research and Policy
March 15, 1996
Clark Kerr Campus
Joseph Wood Krutch Theatre
2601 Warring Street
University of California, Berkeley
Organized by the University of California's Energy Institute's Program on Workable Energy Regulation, this conference presents the work of leading researchers on electricity industry restructuring. Their work directly addresses a number of critical policy concerns including competition in a deregulated market, market design and financial instruments, ancillary services, and demand-side managment. Discussants of the work will include both researchers and practitioners.
The Agenda
8:00 - 9:00 --- Registration
Continental Breakfast
9:00 - 9:15 --- Welcome
Severin Borenstein, UCEI
Edward Kahn, LBL
Co-Directors, POWER
9:15 - 12:30
"Electricity Power Sector Restructuring: England and Wales," David Newberry, University of Cambridge
"Measuring Duopoly Power in the British Electricity Spot Market," Catherine Wolfram, MIT
"Transfers and INcentives in the Spanish Electricity Sector," Claude Crampes and Jean-Jacques Laffont, Universite des Sciences Sociales de Toulouse
"Equity and Efficiency in Unit Commitment in Competitive Electricity Markets," Shmuel Oren, UC Berkeley, Raymond Johnson and Alva Svoboda, PG&E
Richard Gilbert, UC Berkeley
12:30 - 1:45 --- Luncheon
1:45 - 5:00
"Coordinated Multilateral Trade of Electric Power Grid,"Pravin Varalya and Felix We, UC Berkeley
"Price-Driven Coordination in a Lossy Power Grid," Bart McGuire, UC Energy Institute
"Spatially Interconnected Spot Markets for Electricity: Theory," Hung-po Chai and Steven Peck, EPRI
"Electric Grid Investment Under a Contract Network Regime," James Bushnell and Steven Stoft, UC Energy Institute
Paul Joshow, MIT
James Kritikson, SCE
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There are strings pulling me back all the time,
The hooks at their end digging deeper and deeper,
into my heart, hurting and bleeding ceaselessly,
with each falling grain in the hour-glass of life.
Delicate strings, each important, just like a bird needs wings.
Some with time, have grown into lace,
Some have been knotted up into a mess.
Too many weights to drag behind,
I snapped some strings and to them turned blind.
Numerous strings have been ruthlessly pulled out,
some of which had become too stout.
Despite all that crimson flowing out of the breaks,
Cruel hands didn't stop to think if it was a mistake.
Some other strings I've held on to dearly,
Tied them back when they had snapped nearly.
And some other strings simply snapped on their own,
when the test of time had made them too worn.
Few strings always have been there, permanent and infinite.
Growing out of the heart, with no hooks in sight.
And even though all these strings have left my heart all sore,
It never stopped yearning for more.


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International women's and human rights organisations call on the Hungarian Minister for Justice Dr. Tibor Navracsics to urgently review the case of dr. Ágnes Geréb and to closely monitor the trial commencing December 6th to assure she will receive a fair trial.
The international organisations involved are:
Frontline Defenders, Dublin, Ireland
Center for Women's Global Leadership, New Jersey, USA
INFORM Human Rights, Colombo, Sri Lanka
MADRE Women's Human Rights, New York, USA
Urgent Action Fund for Women's Human Rights, San Francisco, USA
Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights, Manila, Philippines
In their letter the signatory organisations express their concern that dr. Geréb will face the same discriminatory court procedures as experienced previously, and believe that unless the factors they cite are addressed she will not be able to receive a fair trial.
They call on the government to recognise that dr. Geréb or any other Hungarian midwife, should not have to automatically face criminal investigation when defending their birth actions and instead recommend that the EU wide approach of using the services of professional midwifery investigation committees be adopted.
They also remark on the State's continued aggressive stance towards Hungary's foremost defender of women's rights, highlighting her imprisonment under severe house arrest conditions for more than 770 days without trial, and the bringing of criminal charges against her on December 6th in spite of the fact that all the parents in the cases cited are fully supportive of dr. Geréb.
In concluding, they refer to Hungarian President Áder's statement of October 8th where he acknowledged dr. Geréb's contribution to homebirth and the rights of birthing mothers in Hungary. The President also emphasised the importance of justice and lawfulness in Hungarian society and in echoing his sentiments these organisations called on the Deputy Prime Minister to urgently review the case of dr. Geréb and to closely monitor the upcoming trial.


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As many of you will know, I'm attempting to launch a career for myself in 'serious' writing. It occurred to me that there should be ways of combining that new direction with Warcraft, in a means that would be accessible to lots of people… and on consideration, this could be the perfect introduction. Therefore today, I am going to launch the inaugural Warcraft Haiku Contest.
In its most traditional sense, a haiku is the juxtaposition of two images or ideas: these are normally separated by a kireji or 'cutting word' acting as a verbal punctuation mark. Whilst this is the case in traditional forms, 'modern' haiku relies more on the specific structure of this poetic form, namely:
Three lines only, totalling 17 syllables, in the following order:
First line of 5 syllables
Second line of 7 syllables
Third line of 5 syllables
I've been writing this form of poetry daily for over a month, and I think I'm getting the hang of it:
Knowing all this, and being well aware of how literary many of my fellow Warcraft players are? A Haiku contest with an Azerothian theme seems like an excellent idea.
The overall winner of the contest will be the haiku that, in my personal opinion most encompasses the spirit and significance of World of Warcraft in haiku form. You can write your haiku about anything found in Azeroth, regardless of Expansion. As long as it complies with the poetic form? That's fine.
To incentivise you sufficiently, rewards for the top three poems will be are as follows:
OVERALL WINNER: $50 Amazon Voucher
RUNNER UP PRIZES: 2 x $20 Amazon Vouchers
Please send your completed haiku to:
before the closing date of July 30th.
Winners will be announced on Tuesday, August 8th.
- The decision of the judging panel is final.
- Only one entry per e-mail address.
- Contest opens 10am, June 20th 2017 and closes July 30th 2017 at Midnight BST.
- Poems MUST adhere to the haiku format (17 syllables in a 5/7/5 structure) and be the entrant's own work.
- Poems must only to be sent to the address above, all other entries to other places, including via DM to me, will not be counted.


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'Loose Lips Sink Ships': Houston Rockets fined by NBA
According to USA Today Sports, sources within the NBA are saying that the NBA has fined the Houston Rockets $150,000 for talking about Dwight Howard during the free agency moratorium period.
When it was confirmed that the Rockets had signed Howard, the general manager Daryl Morey went on Twitter and TV in Houston and discussed it. That is against the moratorium which lasted from July 1-10th, Moratorium rules dictate that teams cannot complete deals or talk about deals reached during the specified time.
This is yet another fine for the Rockets. They were fined in June for a story on their website which discussed players still under contract with other teams that would be up for free agency.
A line in one of my favorite movies, Uptown Saturday Night is "loose lips sink ships" and I think it applies in Houston.
Let's hope they do a better job of keeping a tight seal on what's supposed to stay in-house.
Your Jersey Girlfriend,
~Angela Davis


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With the farmers' market in Lake Country now finished for the year (not impressed!), this past weekend we branched out and made a trip to Kelowna to check out the farmers' and crafters' market there. As the largest of its kind in BC, you'd think I would have given myself longer than an hour to look around, but it was only as we left the trailer park around noon that I realized the market runs from 8am – 1pm each Saturday. Oops. Should have quit lollygagging around the RV and gotten my butt in gear earlier. Anyhow, with the time available to me I quickly scanned the food vendors' carts, which ranged from crepes to baked goods to Mexican, lingered for probably a bit longer than necessary at a stall selling tie died clothing (I have a thing for tie-die, don't ask), and passed by multiple tables (why so many?) hocking magnetic bracelets purporting to cure numerous maladies and ailments, before grinding to a complete halt before a spread of super cute handbags and wallets (my other obsession, besides food) made entirely from repurposed leather jackets and vintage fabric. Successfully fighting the urge to purchase a wallet I don't need, I moved on to an adjacent vendor, where my wherewithal to not spend money eroded completely. Sigh. Who could possibly resist a handmade ceramic tag with his or her name on it? Not me…
In my determination to find a tag with each of our names on it, which involved digging madly through several bowls containing hundreds of tags each, not only did I work myself into a hot sweat, but managed to distract myself from what I'd gone there to do, namely size up the fresh fruits and vegetables. With the few minutes I had remaining I made a beeline for the first enticing thing that caught my eye, which happened to be a table piled high with beautiful exotic-coloured carrots. I grabbed a few of each colour: red, orange, white and best of all, PURPLE. I didn't have a specific plan for the carrots at the time but already a few ideas were coming to mind: a nice salad or slaw, or maybe I could do to them what I do best… roast 'em. I also considered snacking on a few right on the spot, because I was starving and all the food vendors' carts had already closed. But I resisted.
So that was it for my first foray to the Kelowna farmers' market. Next time I'm giving myself more time to look around and steering clear of the non-food items so as to emerge at the end with more ingredients to cook with than a bag of carrots! The following day I set about putting them to use, keen to see how they differed from conventional orange carrots (verdict: WAY tastier). I decided I'd work with them whole so as not to interfere with their good looks, and figured that roasting them in the oven would be an effective way to draw out their natural flavour. I had some fresh sage in the fridge and had just bought a lovely jar of honey from Armstrong, and I thought a little bit of each would work well with sweetness of the carrots.
I also had some local Chanterelle mushrooms on hand that needed to be used, so I set about making a little pasta dish to go with my carrots. I have plenty of experience cooking with white and brown mushrooms as well as Portobellos, but Chanterelles were new to me, and admittedly a little outside of my culinary comfort zone. When I spotted them at the produce stand a couple days earlier I was slightly put off by their appearance, being somewhat more 'wild' and unruly-looking than your average edible mushroom, if that makes sense. I wondered if these things were in fact edible or intended for other purposes altogether? Could they be poisonous? What ever happened to my copy of this? Once I got them home I cautiously nibbled the edge of one, and swear I immediately experienced a mild tingling sensation on my tongue (which sent me directly to WebMD to self-diagnose) but moments later the tingling vanished and I was still breathing, so it must have been psychosomatic. Fungi-neuroses aside, the Chanterelles were fun to cook with. Their flavour is mild and nutty and a good complement to the kamut orzo pasta and walnuts I happened to have in the pantry. Fresh parsley and goat cheese, added just before serving, brighten up the dish both in taste and appearance, without overpowering the mild flavour of the mushrooms. I was quite pleased with my colourful little meal!
Recipe: Whole-Roasted Local Carrots with Honey and Fresh Sage | Served with Warm Kamut Orzo and Chanterelle Mushroom Salad
Whole-Roasted Local Carrots with Honey and Fresh Sage
Makes 2 servings
- 6 carrots, local if possible
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 4 fresh sage leaves
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
Warm Kamut Orzo and Chanterelle Mushroom Salad
Makes 2 servings
- 2/3 cup kamut orzo, uncooked
- 1 1/2 cups Chanterelle mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup walnuts, chopped
- 1/2 cup fresh parsley, stemmed and chopped
- 1/4 cup goat cheese, crumbled
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
Prepare carrots: Preheat oven to 400F. Peel carrots and place in a single layer on a large piece of aluminum foil. Drizzle with olive oil and honey, and season lightly with salt and pepper. Place sage leaves on top of carrots. Fold in edges of aluminum foil to create a tight package around carrots. Place package on a baking sheet and put in oven to roast for 30 minutes, or until tender. Remove from oven and carefully open foil. Set oven to broil and put carrots back in oven for another 10 minutes, until golden brown.
Prepare orzo salad: Cook orzo according to package instructions, or until al dente. Drain, rinse under cold water and set aside. In a skillet over medium heat, heat butter and olive oil. Add Chanterelles, season with a bit of salt and pepper, and saute until tender. Add chopped walnuts and stir until just golden brown. Fold in orzo, and stir until combined with other ingredients. Remove from heat and fold in fresh parsley, then crumbled goat cheese. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Arrange your roasted carrots on a plate alongside a a couple generous scoops of warm orzo salad. Admire your creation, then eat!


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