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[This information is from Vol. I, pp. 106-110 of Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family Memoirs, edited by Cuyler Reynolds (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1911). It is in the Reference collection of the Schenectady County Public Library at R 929.1 R45. Some of the formatting of the original, especially in lists of descendants, may have been altered slightly for ease of reading.]
In the New England records this name is to be found under various spellings. In the earlier years it was Hyde or Hide, then Iyde, Ide, Iyd and Jyde. The last old country (doubtless English) ancestor of the American Ide family under consideration was:
Nicholas Ide (or Hyde). He died early in the seventeenth century, leaving a son Nicholas (2). The widow of Nicholas (1) afterward married Thomas Bliss, of Belstone, near Okelhampton, Devonshire, England. The latter belonged to a family of substantial farmers and landowners of Belstone, who by their adherence to Puritan views and opposition to the court and clergy, suffered persecution under Charles I., and were reluctantly compelled to emigrate to the New American colonies. Thomas Bliss emigrated to America in 1636, taking with him his stepson, Nicholas Ide, his wife (formerly Mrs. Ide) and two or three children of his own. He joined an uncle at Braintree, near Boston, Massachusetts. In a year or two he moved to Hartford, Connecticut, then back again to Braintree in 1640. Religious dissensions arising in the Plymouth Church, Thomas Bliss left the place and settled at Rehoboth, Massachusetts, where he shared in a distribution of land, June, 1644. Here Thomas Bliss, who was said to have been a blacksmith, lived until his death in 1649. In his will he mentions, besides two sons and daughters, Nicholas Ide as his son-in-law. This is meant of course to be stepson, as his half-sister could not have become his wife.
(I) Nicholas (2), son of Nicholas (1) Ide, was born in England about 1624, died at Rehoboth, Massachusetts, October 18, 1690. He came to America with his stepfather, Thomas Bliss, in 1636, and followed his wanderings until 1643, when they finally settled in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, where Nicholas lived the remainder of his days. Rehoboth was noted even at that time as having been the home of William Blackstone, the first settler of Boston, Roger Williams, founder of Providence, Rhode Island, and Rev. Samuel Newman. Nicholas Ide (who signed his name Iyde) first appears in the Rehoboth records as drawing for land, April 9, 1645. He was then probably just of age, and we may reasonably place his birth date at 1624. He participated in other drawings and divisions in Rehoboth, becoming the owner of considerable land. He was admitted a freeman in 1648. In 1652 he was fined 25 pounds by the general court for selling a gun to an Indian; he pleaded inability to pay and the court in 1657 ordered that on payment of "the sum of five pounds in good wampum" the balance of the fine should be remitted. He was surveyor of the "Highwaies" of Rehoboth in 1662-69-74. He was one of the committee to settle the dispute with King Philip, the Indian chief. He is the only Ide that appears in the list of freemen of New Plymouth Colony in 1658-70. His wife was named Martha and bore him ten children:
Mrs. Martha Ide was buried at Rehoboth, November 3, 1676. Nicholas Ide is buried in the same churchyard.
(II) Nicholas (3), fourth child of Nicholas (2) and Martha Ide, was born at Rehoboth, in November, 1654, died June 5, 1723. He lived first at Rehoboth, and later in Attleboro, Massachusetts. He was a soldier in King Philip's war, 1675-76, under Major Bradford. He was admitted a freeman in 1682. He was latterly known by his military titles, ensign and lieutenant. He was town surveyor of Attleboro in 1697, and town representative in the general court of Massachusetts in 1713-14. He married (first) December 27, 1677, at Rehoboth, Mary Ormsbee, who died September 9, 1690. She bore him: Nathaniel, Jacob, Martha, Patience and John. He married (second) Elizabeth Hewins, who bore him Benjamin, see forward, Nicholas (4) and Nicholas (5).
(III) Benjamin, son of Nicholas (3) and Elizabeth (Hewins) Ide, was born at Rehoboth, Massachusetts, December 5, 1693, baptized March 24, 1700. He married Elizabeth Slack, November 29, 1716, at Attleboro.
(IV) Nicholas (4), son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Slack) Ide, was born in Attleboro, Massachusetts, July 18, 1717. He married and had issue.
(V) Benjamin (2), son of Nicholas (4) Ide, was born October 27, 1754, died April 13, 1813.
(VI) Thomas, son of Benjamin (2) Ide, was born April 21, 1779, died November 19, 1857.
(VII) William, son of Thomas Ide, was born July 1, 1799, died January 13, 1882. He was a farmer of the town of Corinth, Saratoga county, New York; justice of the peace and a man of influence in town affairs. He married (first) Mary Noyce; (second) Sally Carpenter; (third) Deborah Early: children of first wife: William, Samuel and Lydia; children of second wife: Daniel, John, Nathan, George P., Almira, Gilbert Chauncy and Reuben; no issue by third wife.
(VIII) George Peck, son of William and Sally (Carpenter) Ide, was born at Corinth, Saratoga county, New York, February 28, 1836, died at Troy, New York, March 3, 1907. He was educated in the public schools and remained with his parents on the farm until he attained his majority, when he went to Troy, New York, and for several years was employed in different capacities in the collar manufacturing establishment. He became thoroughly familiar with the line of business, and in 1865 began his career as a manufacturer that continued successfully until his death, founding the house of George P. Ide & Company, one of the leading firms of Troy and known throughout the world. His first partner was S. V. R. Ford. In 1867 Samuel N. Ide was admitted a partner. In 1878 this firm dissolved, and in association with James M. Ide, F. B. Twining and Charles E. Bruce formed the firm of George P. Ide, Bruce & Company. In 1884 the firm became George P. Ide & Company. The business interests and official positions held by George P. Ide outside the large interests in the George P. Ide Company were numerous and exceedingly weighty. For twenty-five years he was president of the Manufacturers Bank of Troy; was vice-president of the Security Trust Company and director of the Security Safe Deposit Company, Troy, New York, and the Adirondack Trust Company of Saratoga Springs. In the world of finance he was a power. He was president of the Troy Telegraph & Telephone Company, of the American District Telegraph Company, and of the Magnetic Ore Separator Company; director of the United Traction Company, the Hudson River Telephone Company, the Troy Gas Company, the Troy & West Troy Bridge Company; trustee of the Samaritan Hospital, besides being interested in several other corporations. It will thus be seen that he was long and closely identified with the progress of Troy, particularly with the development of the great industry for which it is famous. He bore heavy responsibilities in a way that challenged the admiration of his fellow citizens. He was active and influential in everything that claimed his attention up to his last illness. He was a most modest and unassuming man, yet he achieved great success for himself and for those associated with him. He was fond of recreation and found opportunity to always enjoy relaxation from the cares of business. He knew when to work and when to play, and in consequence retained his mental and physical vigor until the final summons came. He was greatly interested in the breeding and development of the light harness horse and owned many speedy trotters which he was very fond of driving. He was one of the organizers of the Park Club and remained a member until his death. He was a Republican in politics, but never entered public political life.
He married (first) in 1863, Sarah R., daughter of Alba Marshall, who bore him a son, Alba Marshall Ide, see forward. He married (second) Mary Ella, daughter of Edward W. M. Savage, of Troy, New York, (see Savage VII). Children:
(IX) Alba Marshall, only son and child of George Peck and his first wife, Sarah R. (Marshall) Ide, was born in Troy, New York. He was educated in the public schools and Troy Academy, and attended Mt. Anthony Seminary, Bennington, Vermont. He began his business career in the collar manufacturing works of George P. Ide & Company, where he became familiar with all details of the business. December 1, 1889, he was admitted a partner, and has been continuously connected with this great Troy firm since that date. He is a man of great business ability, and in his many and varied interests shows a quick perception and decision. He is interested in many of the public enterprises of Troy; he is president of the Magnetic Seperator Company, director in the Manufacturers National Bank, director in the American District Telegraph Company, director in the Troy Gas Company, president of the Rensselaer County Republican Club, vice-president of the Troy Chamber of Commerce and others, and is associated on the boards of her benevolent and educational institutions with those who, like himself, are thoughtful of those less fortunately situated. In 1909 he was elected presidential elector of the twenty-second Congressional district and was secretary of the electoral college. He married Gertrude Knight, of Troy, New York. Children: Eleanor, Sarah Marshall, Gertrude Knight, Mary Ella. Gertrude (Knight) Ide is a granddaughter of Richard, son of William Knight, of England. Richard Knight was born in Renham, England, died in Troy, New York. He married Sarah, born in London, England, daughter of Dr. Carman, of that city; children: Mary, Emma, Catherine, Charles, George, Joseph, born 1845. Joseph Knight is engaged in the publishing business in central Massachusetts. He married Catherine Gertrude Van Hoevenberg; children: Harold; Jessie Linda, married Charles F. Cluett; Amy, married Robert Cluett, Jr.; Gertrude, married Alba M. Ide.
Mrs. George Peck Ide (Mary Ella Savage) is a direct descendant of John Savage, who settled in Middletown, Connecticut, in 1652. The earliest information concerning him is contained in the records of Hartford, Connecticut, as follows: "John Savage of Hartford, was married to Elizabeth Dubbin ye tenth day of febru; one thousand six hundred and fifty two." The name of his wife is Dublin in the Middletown land records, but Dubbin in the marriage record. Whence John Savage came, where and when he landed in America is not known. As few besides Englishmen were then in New England it is hardly to be questioned that he came from England, landed in Massachusetts, and thence removed to Hartford. His will is signed John Savidge, but in the opening declaration Sauedg. In England the common spelling is Savage, in part of France, Sauvage, and in New England the records have the name Savadge, Savidge, Savige, Sauage, as well as Savage. He was "mayd free" May 18, 1654. In 1674 he possessed one thousand two hundred and seven acres of land. His name is seventh in the list of members who organized September 4, 1668, the First Congregational Church of Middletown. He was one of the two "Townsmen" (selectman) of Middletown in 1657, and in 1673-74, and held the military rank of sergeant. His residence was in that part of Middletown now Cromwell, where he died March 6, 1684-85. His estate which he disposed of by will consisted of eight hundred and five acres of land and personal property valued at 480 pounds 15 shillings. Children:
(II) William, son of John and Elizabeth (Dubbin) Savage, was born in Middletown, Connecticut, April 26, 1668, died January 25, 1726-27. He was captain of the North Company of Middletown in 1719; deputy to the general assembly from 1715 to 1726; deacon of the church in 1716. He married (first) May 6, 1696, Christian Mould, born 1677, died 1719, daughter of Hugh and Martha (Coil) Mould, of New London. He married (second) November, 1726, Mrs. Elizabeth (Whitmore) Clark, widow of Daniel Clark, who survived him and married a third husband, ———— Williams. Children by first wife, all born in Middletown, Connecticut:
(III) Deacon William (2), son of William (1) and Christian (Mould) Savage, was born at Middletown, Connecticut, September 18, 1699, died April 15, 1774. He was deacon of the Middletown church. He married, June 2, 1726, Sarah Savage, his cousin, born September, 1700, died August 10, 1782, daughter of John (2) and Mary (Ranney) Savage. Children:
(IV) Dr. Solomon, son of Deacon William (2) and Sarah (Savage) Savage, was born June 22, 1740, died January 29, 1783. He was a physician and served as surgeon in the continental army. He married (first) December 3, 1761, Sarah Selden, born August 30, 1743, died September 12, 1774, daughter of Captain Thomas and Rebecca (Walkley) Selden, of Haddam Neck. He married (second) December, 1775, Naomi Kilby, who survived him and married (second) Prosper Hubbard. Children: Solomon (2), Mary, Miriam, Elias, Chloe, Selden, Asa, see forward, and Elijah.
(V) Asa, son of Dr. Solomon and Naomi (Kilby) Savage, was born in Hartford, Connecticut, about the year 1780, died in Troy, New York. He married Abigail Calender; children: Charles, Edward Winslow Martin, see forward; Dwight, Ralph, Maria, John, James, Emily and Mary Jane.
(VI) Edward Winslow Martin, son of Asa and Abigail (Calender) Savage, was born in 1812 in Nassau, New York, died in Troy, New York, November 4, 1857. He married, 1838, Caroline Gotty, born in 1819 at Enfield, near the city of London, England, died in Troy, New York, 1888. Children: Emily, Caroline, Mary Elizabeth, died young, Alice, Mary Ella, see forward.
(VII) Mary Ella, youngest child of Edward W. M. and Caroline (Gotty) Savage, was born November 26, 1849. She married, January 27, 1869, George Peck Ide (see Ide VIII).
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Three recent surveys have all echoed the same paramount theme too many guides. It's a fact, not a myth, that there are too many guides operating on the lower Kenai River. The majority of local guides have displaced many local and resident fishermen, leaving them frustrated and ready to take action to reclaim the type of fishing pleasure they used to enjoy.
I must admit to being one of these people. I mainly fish the middle river now. While I realize it may not be as productive, I enjoy the day and I leave the river with a feeling of fulfillment rather than frustration.
All of us who have lived in the area for awhile realize the functionality and professionalism of our local guide community and the importance to commerce they provide; however, there has to be a balance that allows local fishermen and guided clients a fishery that both can enjoy.
This is not the present situation, and the blame can be squarely placed on the increases in guided numbers and activity. Many longtime guides have been party to various attempts to regulate these numbers, but they get the rug pulled out from under them by greedy fellow guides who threaten lawsuits to keep the status quo.
The last attempt was a moratorium on issuing new permits for the next two years, but that failed when some guides threatened litigation and the state sponsors caved.
Prior to that was an attempt, in 1992, to establish a guide limit and issue permits based on points, much like limited entry. Once again, the process failed because it couldn't pass legal muster. In 1992, when it was determined that there were too many guides their numbers were 267. It is now 348, so you can see what the results are of this failed process.
Where do we go from here?
I believe, for credibility, it is up to the two local sportfishing and guide organizations, the Kenai River Sportfishing Association and the Kenai River Professional Guides Association , to take the lead. They should work with the local fish and game advisory committee, the Kenai River Special Management Area board and the state Division of Parks to establish what guide numbers are appropriate and acceptable to all concerned.
After consensus on a baseline guide number, then all concerned parties could join in petitioning the state to put into place a methodology to permitting that recognizes residency and longevity in the fishery as main components to establish successful permittees.
If nothing is done, it is likely that the state Division of Parks will be mandated by social and safety concerns to reduce guide numbers by a lottery system that would be less than fair to our friends and neighbors who are guides.
In concert with guide reductions, the Division of Parks also must recognize the growing boat rental business as a commercial enterprise and limit those numbers as well. Anything else will only cause a balloon effect from one commercial entity to another without satisfactory results.
I would estimate the time line for action, in this regard, is one year to 18 months. I base this on the fact that 18 months from now we will be submitting proposals to the Alaska Board of Fisheries for the Kenai River fishery. In a recent call for recommendations from the public on the early-run Kenai and Kasilof king salmon fishery, the board received 30 recommendations. Twenty-two of these called for some form of guide reductions or restrictions such as cutting the guide fleet in half or reducing guide fishing days or hours.
The handwriting is on the wall, something needs to change. I don't believe the guides can stand many restrictions before their profitability and importance to the community are affected.
I do believe, however, if we can all work together, without litigation, to put together an acceptable reduction in guides and guide activity we could avoid restrictions and the remaining guides could market and provide a higher quality experience to their clients.
All of us would like to see the times of harmony and quality brought back to a day on the water on the greatest fishing river in the world. Its current, race for dollars, Cook Inlet-type wave action and crowdedness has to become a point in history we look back on as a great mistake that was thwarted by the most basic thing that unites all anglers, and that is the true nature of an enjoyable and memorable experience on the water with the chance of catching food for the table or the "big one."
Dwight Kramer is a sport fisher who has lived in Alaska for 35 years and on the Kenai Peninsula since 1983. He serves on the Kenai-Soldotna Fish and Game Advisory Committee.
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Police in Portrush dealt with a number of reports of anti social behaviour and assaults in the Portrush area on Good Friday.
And, in the wake of a series of incidents the PSNI has launched an appeal for information.
At approximately 6.15pm on Good Friday whilst attending a report of youths drinking on a golf course a 15 year old male was arrested on suspicion of disorderly behaviour and assault on police.
He was later released on bail pending further enquiries.
At around 7.10pm police received a report of a male having been assaulted at the train station in Portrush.
As a result three males aged, 16, 17 and 18 were arrested on suspicion of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
The 16 and 17 year old were street bailed and the 18 year old was released on bail pending further enquiries.
At approximately 7.30pm police arrested two youths aged 15 and 16 following a disturbance at the train station at Portrush.
The 15 year old male was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and he was street bailed pending further enquiries.
The 16 year old male was arrested on suspicion of disorderly behaviour, assault on police and resisting arrest.
He was released on bail pending further enquiries.
Police would ask anyone who may have witnessed any of these incidents to contact them at Coleraine on the new non emergency number 101. Or, if someone would prefer to provide information without giving their details they can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers and speak to them anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Sip & savor award winning wine during this brand new tasting event which occurs immediately following the OFFICIAL Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival Wine Competition.Tickets: $25/person
Every year, approximately 40 Oregon winemakers enter their wines in the competition. This year our judges span the industry including:
The competition is judged during a professional blind tasting.
This PUBLIC event brings together the judges, festival wine & guests in an intimate setting. Guests will get first tastes of some of the festival's best offerings!
You'll also get a chance to mix & mingle with the judges to learn more about the art of Oregon wine.


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Hi all!
This is another one of those "It has come to my attention" blog posts. My previous informative post, "Choosing a cover artist that's right for you and how to behave when speaking to an artist" received a great deal of feedback and helped many authors and cover artists :-)
Well, it has come to my attention that there is a debate on whether or not the author's name should be the focus of the cover. It sounds ridiculous to me to even comment on this but I respect anyone's opinions whether in favor of the argument or against.
In my opinion, my not-so-humble opinion, the author's name is a matter of ego. The very first thing a reader sees is the cover--they see the sex, action, drama, atmosphere, intensity. Do fans actively look for their favorite author's name on the cover? No, they type it into Google or Amazon and if the cover is associated with that name then they purchase it. What if the author is unknown? Then it really doesn't matter. You want the cover to grab the reader's attention by the short hairs, not slam the author's name in their face.
The author's name must be visible, but to conceal the hard work on the images that were carefully highlighted, shadowed, blended, and colored seems like a waste to me. If the author name was so important, then we wouldn't need cover artists--just color the background on Word to red and splash the name in Times New Roman in very large font. But we only see that behavior with amateur authors who don't believe they can afford an artist. Big Publishing companies use visual sex to seduce the reader into buying. So should Indie authors.
And all authors should keep in mind that they NEED (I'm not just saying this because I'm a cover artist) but that they NEED a professional cover. When I see a homemade cover, I pass on the book. I did that before I even became a cover artist. If the author isn't willing to put a beautiful face on his/her book, then I assume the author isn't willing to write a book worth buying.
Ever hear the phrase, "It takes money to make money"? It does. Speaking from personal experience, I had to purchase a top-of-the-line computer, tablet, and software to create what I create. That doesn't include the monthly subscriptions to photo stock sites or even music stock sites (trailers coming soon). Even after all the money invested, I make that money back plus loads more. Why? Because I look professional because I AM professional. As an author, you need to be professional, write professional, and keep your hard-work close to your heart. The book you create is your child--do you want your baby judged harshly because the book is represented by a free or homemade cover?
Here's another thing to consider, just because a cover is free, that doesn't mean it's professional. I see this all the time. It takes time, energy, creativity, and serious talent to create a professional cover. That costs. Period. If an artist offers their work for free, then you should be concerned. Most of the time, they will just waste your time by sending you a cut and pasted piece of crap. You don't have time to waste. You need to create a backlog of books, have your stories edited, etc. Why waste time waiting for a free cover that most likely will not be beautiful? As a side note, your friends will tell you that your homemade cover is spectacular because they are your friends and that's what friends are supposed to do. But those with eyes will roll them and most likely pass on the book. You don't want to lose sales especially if you are an Indie Author. Your cover is your promotion tool. Keep that in mind.
Many cover artists, like myself, work with the author when it comes to payment. I have a few clients on payment plans. Sometimes these are $5 biweekly. Come on, you can afford that. Plus you will make so much with a gorgeous cover.
Now, getting back to the primary subject. I like to ramble about things that I'm passionate about. Anyway, the size of the author name boils down to ego. You want your name all over? Fine. Let's do it. Is it necessary? No. Don't hem an artist into the cover just because you heard somewhere that the author name on the cover needs to be huge. Let the artist create a thing of beauty to represent your baby. After all, writing a book needs to be sold. Profit is very important.
I will not judge what you choose to do with your name either way. It doesn't matter to me. But you should know that you have room to move with your author name. Don't bog yourself down trying to follow trends, listening to sources that may or may not be on the level--trust your artist and trust your gut. And be open to new ideas. You never know what you've missed out on if you bog your artist down with rules.
Thank you for stopping by. I hope this has been enlightening in some way, shape, or form. I welcome any and all feedback. But don't leave anything political--the post will instantly be removed. This is not a blog for politics--this is a blog for cover art and sometimes author interviews! :-D I love author interviews!


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Roundup: Sacred Heart volleyball team edged in NEPSAC finals
Updated 4:06 pm, Sunday, November 18, 2012
Playing two grueling matches in one day, the Convent of the Sacred Heart volleyball team fell one victory short of winning the NEPSAC Class B championship on Saturday.
After defeating Pomfret School, 3-1, in the semifinals, the Tigers dropped a 3-1 decision to Governor's Academy in the championship game of the NEPSAC Class B Tournament at Canterbury School.
Governor's Academy won the title match 19-25, 25-11, 25-19, 25-19.
"We were tired and we ran out of steam against Governor's," CSH coach Kim Lippmann said. "We played in our semifinals earlier in the day, then had only 45 minutes to rest after it before playing in the finals. Against Governor's we just weren't able to finish it out."
Grace McKenney recorded 13 assists, three service points and four digs, while Alex Jordan had 15 service points with two aces, and added six kills and seven digs for Sacred Heart. Maggie Ellison (six service points, three kills) and Devon Hoffman (five kills, five blocks) also paced the Tigers.
Sacred Heart advanced to the finals by ousting Pomfret, 3-1, winning the match by game scores of 16-25, 25-19, 25-18, 26-24. McKenney (six service points, one ace), Jordan (11 service points, seven kills, five digs) and Hoffman (seven kills, five blocks) led the Tigers.
"After losing the first game we came back and fought through our mistakes," Lippmann said.
The Tigers finished their 2012 season at 14-4.
"We had a very respectable season," Lippmann said. "We've only been a varsity team for five seasons and have made the New England tournament three times. This was a fabulous group to coach."
For more on Greenwich sports and the scholastic stars of the day, visit the Extra Time blog at http://blog.ctnews.com/timesports/ For breaking news and scores as they come in to the newsroom, follow us on twitter @GreenwichSports


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Marie Hilton announces the engagement of her daughter, Lindsay Marie Hilton, both of Lancaster, to Adam Lewis Bowers of Heath Springs.
The wedding is planned for 4 p.m. May 7, 2016, at Sistare Barn in Lancaster.
Miss Hilton is the daughter of the late Joel C. Hilton Jr. She is a 2004 graduate of Lancaster High School.
Teresa Eudy announces the engagement of her daughter, Jessica Elizabeth Eudy, both of Lancaster, to Shane Michael Mackey of Kershaw.
The wedding is planned for 3:30 p.m. April 23, 2016, at Andrew Jackson State Park.
Miss Eudy is the granddaughter of Margaret Porter and the late Howard Porter of Lancaster and Ray Cook and the late Dot Cook of Charlotte, N.C. She is a 2012 graduate of Buford High School and a 2015 graduate of York Tech with a degree in business management.
The Lancaster Garden Club brought songs, sunshine and smiles to 90 clients at the Chester-Lancaster Board of Disabilities & Special Needs on Thursday.
The garden club sponsored its annual "Garden Therapy" event, which included a hot dog lunch and the gift of a planted petunia to take home.
Club President Carolyn Tolson said more than half of the club's 34 members were on hand to help and share a little therapy from nature with the adults with developmental disabilities.
James and Jannie McMurray recently celebrated their 69th anniversary.
They were married Feb. 17, 1947.
The McMurrays have three sons, Robbert, Bennie and Woodrow McMurray; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Michael and Sandra Kirk announce the engagement of their daughter, Dana Hope Kirk, all of Heath Springs, to Brian Edward Davis of Kershaw.
The wedding is planned for 6:30 p.m. June 11, 2016, at Rich Hill Baptist Church.
Ken and Mary Ann Hudson announce the engagement of their daughter, Alora Hudson, to Jeremy Broyles, all of Lancaster.
The wedding is planned for 4:30 p.m. April 2, 2016, at Carnes Lake.
Miss Hudson is the granddaughter of Mary Williams and the late Gulva Wiliams and the late Ralph and Frances Hudson of Lancaster. She is a graduate of Buford High School and a graduate of Walden University with a masters degree in reading and literacy. She works as an elementary school teacher in the Lancaster County school district.
Roe and Lorrie Price announce the engagement of their daughter, Carla Dianne Price, all of Lancaster, to Chase Allen Lee Davis of Greer.
The wedding is planned for 2 p.m. March 26, 2016, at Immanuel Baptist Church.
Miss Price is the granddaughter of Dianne Watts and the late David Watts of Lancaster and the late Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Price of Rock Hill.
She is a 2012 graduate of Lancaster High School and a 2016 graduate with a bachelors of science degree in elementary education.
Keona Ballard
For The Lancaster News
Lester Belk smiles a lot.
He smiles when you ask him about how his relationship with his wife changed since he began dialysis.
"Going through all of this made me and my wife's relationship stronger," Belk said. "She was always by my side, no matter what or no matter how tired she was."
March is Youth Art Month, and the Springs House Galleries on West Gay Street will be filled with artwork by our very own Lancaster County School District students.
Also, the Main Street banners and art cubes on the Springs House lawn are there for all to see and enjoy.
These projects are a huge collaboration of our Kennedy Center Partnership, which is coordinated by local sculptor Bob Doster. We are most grateful for all the support. Please visit the galleries in the upcoming days to see the creativity shown by our children.
When members of the Quilt A Holics quilting group found themselves looking for a new project, they chose to make a Quilt of Valor. Members made blocks on their own, then they put them together to form a quilt.
Since June 2015, the group has made five quilts.
These quilts were presented on Wednesday to Sun City residents and World War II veterans Fred Banks, Pat Cassetta, Donald Comstock, Jack Shumaker and Dollie Steele.
Fred Banks
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Computer Science Department
Computer Science Major Wins National Scholarship (Spring, 2011)
As reported on DePauw University's web site , the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program recently announced its 2011 Scholars, and to no one's surprise in DePauw's Computer Science Department, Catherine "Catie" M. Baker '12 is a recipient of the prestigious award.
The Goldwater Scholarship is the premiere undergraduate science and mathematics award in the United States. The scholarship program was designed to foster and encourage outstanding students to pursue careers in the fields of mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering.
Khadija J. Stewart, assistant professor of computer science, is the Goldwater faculty adviser. "I'm really proud of Catie. Not only is the award extremely important to Catie, it's important to DePauw – to be able to compete with other schools that receive it. It's thanks to Catie that we received one this year." Catie (left) is pictured above with Professor Stewart who has also sponsored some of Catie's research projects.


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It's Friday afternoon, you're not feeling up to working, and your boss has probably knocked off for the day. Fine time, then, to ogle the London traffic in this Look at Life video on scooters from 1962. (via)
Those scooters were more appropriate for the Small Faces (scooters being the main Mod mode of transportation) than that Jeep on that video of theirs that was posted on my suggestion.
There's an interesting collection of vehicles in this picture.Second in on the left is a Panhard, not many of those in England, and the dark blue car reversed in on the right that resembles a 57 Chevrolet, is a Vauxhall Victor Series F. Three cars down from the Victor looks American, but what? The salmon pink coupe parked behind the Morris Minor Traveller on the right also looks like one of yours.
The lack of any really old cars in the picture indicates the prosperity of central London relative to the rest of the country, there were still plenty of pre-war cars in my neck of the woods in 1962.
The 3rd vehicle down from the Victor looks American because, like the Victor, it is a Vauxhall. A Cresta or Velox
Great film, love those old Austins and Brit cars.
You know, I think that was a young Evel Kenvels testing the Scooter. LOL
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Matrix Partners preso! How to lower the cost of enterprise sales? Rene Birthday Research Outlines Case study Consultation process in SMPs: the review Literature review Happisburgh Medmerry Research strategy Romney marsh What are Shoreline Management Plans (SMPs)? LET"S GOOGLE IT! Statement of aims Research progress Finally Follow by Analysis of previous works Research progress Overview of CAGs in England The outcome of the review has assisted in: the selection of three case studies that are affected by risk of coastal erosion and flooding
the selection of those CAGs with strong campaigns to achieve a meaningful local community involvement in shoreline management decision making process. ? Methodology Research How Cart Gap Road The Home Owner Secondary data source Literature Review Don't forget to call Dr Jonathan Why What How Any Question? Thank you Taye Olukayode Famuditi A critical evaluation of the role of
Coastal Action Groups in developing local community participation within shoreline management in England The overall aim of this research is to identify and critically evaluate the role of Coastal Action Groups (CAGs) in the shoreline management decision making processes in England. To review and critically evaluate the theoretical context and practice of public participation in shoreline management in England through a comprehensive literature review and identify best practice. To establish and critically review the status, achievements and shortcomings of CAGs in England with particular focus on their involvement in the shoreline management decision making process. To critically discuss and analyse current local community participation and its influence on shoreline management decision making process through case studies. To critically discuss and analyse current local community participation and its influence on shoreline management decision making process through case studies. Background and research context
Coastal defence and shoreline
What is Shoreline Management Plan?
Public participation in shoreline
The emergence of Coastal Action Groups Research design Case study selection Interviews Postal questionnaires Methods and choice of analysis Overview of Coastal Action Groups in England Consultation process in SMP2- the review . . Selected case study What are the nature and extent of local community participation in these areas? Question Pilot interview with focus groups to be followed up Note Research strategy Originality of research Coastal communities often take very different and causes of the challenges they face, and In many areas, this has resulted in the those views. Public participation in shoreline
management Public participation in decision making can degrees as analysed in Arnstein's (1969) The ladder described a range of increasing from passive dissemination of information '' manipulation'' to active engagement Within the first generation of SMPs, more statutory agencies and other significant than the general public CAGs consist of a range of local and regional and voluntary bodies The first recognised CAG to emerge in Concern Action Group (CCAG) formed In subsequent years, more groups were campaign against the Government's CAGs have no statutory role in the structural Time table Secondary data sources will mainly cover publications and guidance, technical annual reports of the CAGs. Various insite will be gained from the
of shoreline management reviews produced environmental consultants and assessment produced by the SMP Quality Review Group Secondary data will cover different sources provide an essential preparation for the Research design Detailed critical evaluation of existing literature Data collection will be carried out via both Primary data sources will include key
and semi- structured interviews in each Shoreline management authorities
Members of CAGs
Local residents and land owners
Business individuals
Other identified interest parties Case study selection The research will be carried out in three
affected by coastal risk management Happisburgh (Coastal Concern Action Group
Medmerry (Medmerry Stakehoder's
Romney Marsh (Defend Our Coast Each case study represents the three stages that Agency (EA) and Local Authorities (LA) use in the risk of flooding and erosion in England. Interviews The interviews will be designed in order To identify the perceived requirements for participation in shoreline management To determine the level of concern and sense held by CAGs with regard to developing local The interview questions will be opened-ended Each interviewee will be approached either in Postal questionnaire This will involve questions which will The environmental issues that local
viewed as affecting their coastline;
Necessity and importance of local community in shoreline management
How they thought their views should be used management decision making process The sample population selected to receive the generated randomly by typing road names and Royal mail postcode locator To attempt to increase response rate, a stamped, self addressed envelopes Methods and choice of analysis Data analysis will consist of critical evaluation quantitative evidence to address the aims Each interview will be fully transcribed, word- voice recording collected during the interview Direct quotes will be used to convey the opinions, and where appropriate graphs will also be used for illustration. Data from the questionnaires will be Statistical Package for Social Sciences for each question, for the purpose of Pilot interview Pilot interview and questionnaire will be and research students. The survey will be continuously modified until unambiguously worded and the survey is piloting at the case studies. A pilot interview with a selection of the pre scheduled CAG public meetings. Research progress 13 prominent communities based CAGs were currently active in England. Their roles and interest are hugely varied but campaign for proper coastal governance and Environmental groups can be classified environmental justice groups and radical The findings of the case studies have been initial questionnaire content and providing a most methodology for this research. This understanding has been translated into and therefore has been used to illustrate the It explored wider contextual issues such as as well as the local community mode of studies. Defra's Community Adaptation Planning reviewed to critically evaluate This has led to hostility to the management protest groups to develop their own The review found that implementation of because local people were not feeling that lack of agreement on a particular
coastal problem lack of agreement on how to address
the problems lack of trust in government as coastal
communities feel they are not being
meaningfully involved in decision-making Achievements and
shortcomings will
be measured here Status will be
measured here
Julia Malcolm Jonathan, Thank You for your support Happisburgh Norfolk NR12 0PP Local Community
Participation in Shoreline
Management Questionnaire positions on the nature the choices for tackling them. Significant portions of the coastline of England and inundation by the sea are under threat from erosion . There are substantial socio economy activities such as residential developments; tourism; / assets along the coastline port and harbour infrastructures . Partly due to these pressures the management has become very complex with involvement of and other stakeholders structure of coastal areas various authorities, agencies . is a non-statutory plan that sets out how the coast should It is: A large scale assessment of the risks associated with coastal processes A policy framework to reduce these risks to people and the developed, historic and natural environment in a sustainable manner. Identifies natural forces acting on the shore and predict what will happen (climate change, sea level rise, erosion) Sets policies for stretches of the shoreline (Policy Units) to manage the risks in a sustainable way Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) best be managed in the future. Public participation can be described as organised for the purpose of facilitating government, citizens, stakeholders, regarding a specific decision or problem. forums for exchange that are communication between interest groups and businesses . take place to different ladder of participation. stakeholder involvement, which was regarded as referred to as ''citizen control'' attention was paid to parties during consultation The emergence of Coastal Action Groups
(CAGs) level, private, public England was the in 1999 formed with a determined proposed change in coastal defence policies management of English shoreline. write up and submission primary and secondary sources information through questionnaires case study with the following: three communities issues. These are: ([CCAG]) Advisory Group [MStAG]) Association) [DOC]) Defra, the Environment planning and managing to achieve the following objectives: increased local community of responsibility thought to be community participation person, via email or telephone as appropriate. assess: community members participation in the shoreline questionnaires will be house numbers in tested on University staff community residents through the questions are considered suitable for of both qualitative and and objectives of this study. for-word, using the interviewees' thoughts and and visual representation manually entered into (SPSS) using coding created frequency tables and cross tables Government reports, and analysis of reports by different of reports and will interview Research title Comprehensive and critical evaluation Key gaps, barriers
and factors affecting
engagement Understanding and critically assess Role, successes
and weaknesses of
CAGs Resources available
or additional efforts
required for CAG
genuine recognition Research Identification and critical evaluation Robust and effective requirements Recommendations Further development
and improvement of
community participation
in shoreline management
management in England Expected outcome identified as they principally aim to social justice. into: oppositional, single issue groups. shoreline management context inherent diversity of CAGs. collated and assisted in framing clearer focus on the most Spatial distribution of Coastal Action Groups in England Typology of CAG based on classification proposed by Kempton et al. (2001) SMP consultation and methods, engagement within the selected case and Engagement (CAPE) was also government practice in community engagement. CAPE was largely unsuccessful concerns are being taken into account process and formation of (different) solutions. The review was undertaken in order to establish: current policy and management of coastal
challenges to policy implementation
local community's views on public areas participation in shoreline management Research aim To identify and critically evaluate the role of
in the shoreline management decision making Coastal Action Groups (CAGs) process in England Objectives 1. To review and critically evaluate the participation in shoreline management in review and identify best practice theoretical context and practice of public England through a comprehensive literature 2. To establish and critically review the status, in England with particular focus on their decision making process. achievements and shortcomings of CAGs involvement in the shoreline management 3. To critically discuss and analyse current local on shoreline management decision making community participation and its influence process through case study analysis 4. To put forward a series of recommendations community participation in shoreline and requirements on how local management in England can be taken forward. management in England management (CAGs) formation of CAGs in order to present (Defra 2006 a, b, & c) Renn et al, (1995) Source: Arnstein (1969) (Childs, 1995; Potts, 1999) which are questionnaire will be enclosed in Coastal Concern Action Group Medmerry Stakeholder's Advisory Group Defend Our Coast Association There has been no comprehensive review of much less has been written about their CAGs in England and recognition by the government . This research further adds to the originality and need for this study Power The impacts of CAGs in developing management in England have yet to be community participation in shoreline researched References (Stojanovic & Ballinger, 2009) •Department for Environment, Food and Rural guidance, volume 1: aims and requirements.
• Department for Environment, Food and Rural approach to management of the coastal zone
•Department for Environment, Food and Rural guidance volume 1: aims and requirements. Affairs. (2006a). Shoreline management plan London: Defra. Affairs. (2006b). Promoting an integrated (ICZM) in England. London: Defra. Affairs. (2006c). Shoreline management plan London: Defra. •Arnstein, S. (1969). A ladder of citizen of Planners 35(4) pp. 216-244. participation. Journal of the American Institute •Child, M. (1995). Taking plans forward through sustainable? Paper presented at conference: (pp. 361- 371). Institution of Civil Engineers. consultation and participation: are plans Coastal management, putting policy into practise Bournemouth: Thomas Telford •Renn, O., Webler, T., & Weidemann (1995). Evaluating models for Environmental Discourse. Fairness and Competence in Citizen Participation Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, Netherlands. •Potts, J. S. (1999). The non- statutory approach Coastal defence groups and shoreline to coastal defence in England and Wales: management plans. Marine Policy, 23(4-5), 479- 500 •Stojanovic, T., & Ballinger, R. C. (2009). analysis of four UK initiatives Applied Integrated Coastal Management: A comparative Geography, 29, 46-62.
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Harvey's line today: 2 IP, 3 hits, 2 runs (both earned), 0 walks, 1 strikeout.
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Right-hander Matt Hobgood picked up his first win in the Carolina League last night for Single-A Frederick. In two outings since he moved to the Keys from Single-A Delmarva, Hobgood has pitched 8 1/3 innings, allowing six hits and three runs with four walks, nine strikeouts and a .222 average against.
I asked O's director of player development Brian Graham the reasons behind Hobgood's recent promotion to Frederick.
"It's a good challenge for him for the rest of the season," Graham said. "He's pitched very well this year. He's shown arm strength and the ability to throw strikes. The fact that he has been able to maintain his velocity is a huge plus. If he can get through this next five weeks healthy, then it's been an extremely successful season."
Hobgood has been throwing his fastball between 92 and 95 mph, touching 96 mph at times. For now, he will remain pitching out of the bullpen.
"He's a bullpen guy. It seems like it might be his best role. You never say never, but it seems to be a role that he fits into very well," Graham said.
Meanwhile, at Double-A Bowie, right-hander Tyler Wilson is doing very well after pitching earlier with Frederick.
The O's 10th-round pick out of the University of Virginia in 2011, Wilson went 1-1 with a 4.48 ERA in 11 starts with Frederick. But his stats have gotten better as he moved up to the Eastern League. With Bowie, Wilson is 5-1 with a 2.29 ERA and a .195 batting average against.
"You know what? He is commanding the baseball and throwing strikes much better than he did early in the season at Frederick. In 2012, he did the same thing, commanding the ball and throwing strikes down in the zone. Early at Frederick this year, he didn't do that and his walks were up," Graham said of Wilson.
Wilson walked 25 in 62 1/3 innings with Frederick and has walked only 14 in 51 innings with Bowie. As the 23-year-old right-hander moved up a level, he stepped up his command as well and the results are showing.


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Piles of things that come down as if out of nowhere
How does one cope?
Or seeming to do so take time out of the day to realize
That as we grow older our obligations, our responsibilities, only grow
As we do.
This is nothing new,
But can appear to be to someone that has not thought,
Not dwelt on it before.
I seem to be realizing that these are and forever shall be the finest days,
The very finest days of my youth.
How proper I feel, how fitting that it should come to this.
I would have found it amusing when I was 8 years old
And drawing pictures as I imagined myself to be now.
O, how that child of days, feelings, words, arguments, slights,
And joy beyond the highest hymns of heaven how has he changed?
How would he feel now?


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News 21 September 2017
Far-off galaxies are firing rare high-energy cosmic rays at us
The highest energy particles in the universe hit Earth very rarely, so it took 10 years of data to pinpoint their origin. They're coming from galaxies far, far away
News 10 December 2014
Cosmic rays drive the galactic pottery wheel
The flat disc shape of the Milky Way galaxy had been a mystery. Now simulations suggest it could be thanks to winds driven by charged particles
Features 19 November 2014
Us vs universe: Adventures in breaking light speed
It's the ultimate speed limit – but in some places, it seems the cosmic traffic cops are letting things slip
Features 24 September 2014
Cosmic ray blitz: Space invaders that fry electronics
Intergalactic visitors threaten to bring chaos to our electronic world. Is there anything we can do?
News 7 March 2014
Most Mars meteorites may be from same giant crater
Fresh evidence hints that most Martian rocks found on Earth could be from the same ancient terrain, but the claim has set off a firestorm among meteorite experts
News 12 February 2014
Seeds of life can sprout in moon's icy pockets
Cosmic rays can spark reactions in lunar ice that make the building blocks of life, suggesting it is happening on the solar system's other icy worlds too
News 10 February 2014
Seeds of life can sprout in moon's icy pockets
Cosmic rays can spark reactions in lunar ice that make the building blocks of life, suggesting it is happening on the solar system's other icy worlds too
News 8 October 2013
Tabletop fusion reactor mimics cosmic-ray crashes
The first laser-driven device to spark fusion in boron plasma can double as an astrophysical lab for studying how particle crashes forge elements
News 3 April 2013
Spaceborne dark matter hunter sees telltale antimatter
From aboard the International Space Station, the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer has seen what may be our first glimpse of dark matter
News 14 December 2012
Leaked IPCC report reaffirms dangerous climate change
Despite claims to the contrary, a leaked draft of next year's IPCC report on climate does not let us off the hook by blaming warming on the sun
News 18 April 2012
Neutrino no-show deepens cosmic ray mystery
The failure of ghostly subatomic messengers called neutrinos to show up at an Antarctic telescope disproves a major astrophysical theory
News 17 August 2010
Milky Way magnets solve cosmic ray conundrum
Our galaxy's magnetic fields could explain why some cosmic rays hitting Earth are heavier than expected


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Users remained stymied today by endless reboots after trying to upgrade their PCs to Windows 7, according to messages posted on Microsoft's support forum. An answer has yet to be found for all users, who began reporting the problem last Friday after watching the upgrade stall two-thirds of the way through the process.
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I actually had this problem when doing a clean install of the RC. I don't know exactly what the details are of the problem users are having with the release version, but mine happened after Win7 was installed, then it rebooted, and was trying to configure everything. I don't remember what it said (I've slept since then), but something along the lines of it couldn't continue, and then the only option I had was to reboot. This cycle continued until I decided to punt and try again.
I then formatted the hard drive and started over again, and everything went smoothly the second time. I'm still not sure what happened.


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September 8, 2011
Remote Alaska Volcano Resumes Dome Growth
Mount Cleveland, a volcano sitting on the western half of Chuginidak Island 115 miles west of Dutch Harbor and 950 miles southwest of Anchorage, is reported to be on watch status with an aviation color code of orange, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO).Anchorage Daily News reported in July that a lava dome was forming in the crater of the volcano and reached a width of 140 feet in diameter. But on August 30, it appeared that the lava dome had reached a maximum width of 262 feet in diameter. Now the dome is said to be 394 feet in diameter, according to Alaska Native News.
The report notes that if the dome continues to grow, then lava flows may form on the flanks of the volcano, but would not be hazardous to aviation. But there is a possibility that an explosive eruption may occur and throw ash into the atmosphere as high as 20,000 feet above sea level, interrupting aviation routes without warning.
Observers note that it is difficult to watch this particular volcano. According to the AVO there is no real-time seismic network on the mountain, so they are unable to track local earthquake activity related to volcano unrest, provide forecasts of eruptive activity, or confirm explosive, ash producing events.
AVO relies on visual observations from satellite images, but the peak is often obscured by clouds.
Image Caption: Aerial photograph of Cleveland Volcano on August 8, 2008 during the time a small lava flow or dome was accumulating in the summit crater. In this image, taken by Kym Yano, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the 200 m (~660 ft) wide summit crater emits a white, largely steam condensate cloud. The steep upper flanks of the volcano are covered with barren, fragmental material from past explosions at Cleveland. Credit: Kym Yano, NOAA
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Internet Goes Crazy Over FALSE Kim Kardashian Sex Tape Rumors
Another Kardashian sex tape?? This is too good to be true! But for all you Kylie Jenner fans who thought the 19 year old FINALLY revealed her long awaited intimate moments with boyfriend Tyga…. think again. The sex tape actually features Kim Karadashian - and it may look familiar to you. Warning! We're NOT gonna show it… nice try though… Back to this familiar sex tape. Leaked footage of Kim K in bed was released onto the internet last night with this headline on Radar online.com: "Raw and X Rated!! Secret Kim Kardashian Porn UNCOVERED in Vivid Vaults! Watch the clip the reality star never thought that fans would see!" This got fans ALL excited. Did Kim make another sex tape? Who's the co-star? Her husband Kanye West - her ex husband Kris Humphries? Someone new??? So many questions and just one rather boring answer. Kim K does NOT have another sex tape. The "uncovered pro" was nothing more than the same old sex tape from 2007. The one featuring her then boyfriend Ray J that was leaked a decade ago and catapulted the kardashian clan into super stardom. Kim's team told Mail Online quote. It's not new. It's the same old sex tape… Honestly, it's not surprising one bit that the mother of two doesn't have another sex tape floating around. Kim has often talked about how much she HATED being associated to the first one. She told Love Magazine that the Ray J sex tape was her one and only regret. "If I do have one regret in life, that's it," she said. She told Oprah Winfrey "I felt like I really had to work 10 times harder to get people to see the real me." So yea, no more sex tapes… Now Kylie Jenner on the other hand! Could this young star be following in her sister's footsteps? Not likely So no more sex tapes from the Kardashian family. Besides. if there WERE a leaked tape, my money would be on Khloe being the star anyway. Do you think Kim has shed her sex tape image? Let me know in the comment section below.


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Ja Rule
"Jeffery Atkins" (born February 29 1976), also known as "Ja Rule" is an american rapper from Hollis, Queens, New York City, New York, USA. He rose to fame in the late 90s and early 2000's with a string of successfull albums and singles bringing his album sales of 20 million. His frequent feuds with other popular rap artists has made him one of the most notorious rap artists in the industry.
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Ja Rule first appeared on the song, "Time to Build" with fellow rappers Jay Z and DMX on Mic Geronimo's debut album, "The Natural." Rule later appeared with 0-1 and Chris Black as part of Cash Money Click (not to be confused with Cash Money Records). In 1998, he was signed to Def Jam Recordings, with his first major appearace alongside Jay-Z on the song "Can I Get A...". In 1999, he released his solo debut, Venni Vetti Vecci, and had a hit with the single "Holla Holla". The album went on to be a platinum hit.
In 2000 Ja Rule released Rule 3:36, his second album. The first released single was "Between Me and You" featuring Christina Milian, which proved to be a hit and was followed up by another successful single, "Put It On Me" featuring Vita. The last single, "I Cry" featured Lil...
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All Norwalk students deserve access to safe and attractive schools that support learning and provide a nurturing, inclusive environment. Yet with Norwalk's school-age population projected to increase steadily in the coming years, our schools are on the verge of running out of space. As a result, Norwalk needs to create new schools, either by new construction, or by renovating or expanding existing buildings.
Based on the amount of space needed and the limited vailability of property currently owned by the City, the site of the former Nathaniel Ely School and the current Columbus Magnet School are the only current options for adding more school space in South Norwalk.
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Action speaks louder than words for Clarke
During his first interaction since arriving in India, Michael Clarke was asked if this Australia team lacked aggro, the integral part of their sporting culture. Sahan Bidappa reports.cricket Updated: Feb 16, 2013 01:50 IST
During his first interaction since arriving in India, Michael Clarke was asked if this Australia team lacked aggro, the integral part of their sporting culture. For, there have been no pre-series salvos or mental games from the Aussies ahead of the series against India.
In fact, Clarke's captaincy is the reverse of Steve Waugh's much-touted 'mental disintegration', which focused on demoralising the opponents. Waugh, and later Ricky Ponting, never missed an opportunity to indulge in mind games and try and get upper hand.
Clarke, however, can't afford to do so on this tour. The team that he is leading does not possess the experience, or reputation, to toss around the remarks about the opposition. And, quite clearly, the Aussies are staying clear of ruffling Indian feathers. "It's not about what you say, it's about what you do… as a player, as the Australia cricket team, that's our goal. It's no good making statements and comments and not backing them up. I'd rather let people say less and do more, so that's our goal. Perform well on the field, that's all we say," said Clarke.
Clarke's dilemma
Unlike the previous Australian teams of 2001 or 2004 that travelled to India, Clarke does not have the luxury of leading the team full of legends. While he himself is on his way to be one of the greats, many in the current setup are still finding their feet. "We need everyone in the team to be performing consistently for us to be the number one team in the world. Because we don't have great individuals right now, like when I first played for Australia," he added.
In fact, with just a week left for the series to commence, the captain's dilemma is to find his best eleven for the first Test. And the final three-day warm-up game against India 'A', starting on Saturday at the Guru Nanak College ground, is his last chance to get the best combination. While Clarke, recovering from a hamstring injury, and opener David Warner (thumb injury) will not feature in the match, the Aussies will be desperate to get the maximum out of the practice game.
Ashton Agar surprise
Clarke announced the playing eleven a day before the game, and sprung a surprise by including Ashton Agar. The 19-year-old left-arm spinner was brought to India only as part of the development programme and to bowl at the nets, but after a week finds himself in the reckoning for the first Test.
Agar has only played two matches for his state side, Western Australia, but apparently impressed the team management during the match against the Board President's XI. Clarke did not rule out the possibility of Agar making a fairytale Test debut. "Ash is staying with the team for this match and we will assess things after that. We will use this match to help us in selecting the best eleven," he said.
The surface at the M Chidambaram Stadium, the venue for the first Test, will favour the spinners and Aussies are also exploring the possibility of playing two seamers, two pacers and a pace-bowling all-rounder. Moises Henriques, who picked up four wickets against President's XI will play on Saturday, and another good show might give him a Test debut.


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Silas Marner
(1916) American
B&W : Seven reels / 6940 feet
Directed by Ernest Warde
Cast: Frederick Warde [Silas Marner], Louise Emerald Bates (Louise Bates) [his sweetheart], Morgan Jones [his supposed friend], Thomas Curran [Godfrey], Mademoiselle Valkyrien (Valda Valkyrien) [Molly], Ethel Jewett [Nancy], Frank L. McNish [the squire Cass], Hector Dion [Dunstan], Arthur L. Rankin [Lammeter], Elsie Jordan [Priscilla]
Thanhouser Film Corporation production; distributed by Mutual Film Corporation [Mutual Masterpictures De Luxe Edition]. / Scenario by Philip Lonergan, from the novel Silas Marner by George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans). Assistant director, Frank L. Gereghty. Cinematography by William M. Zollinger. / No copyright registration. Released 19 February 1916. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. / The novel was previously filmed as Silas Marner (1913).
Drama: Historical.
Synopsis: Synopsis available in AFI-F1 n. F1.4009.
Survival status: Prints exist in the Library of Congress film archive [incomplete (five of seven reels)]; in the National Film and Television Archive of the British Film Institute film archive; and in the film holdings of JEF Films, Incorporated.
Current rights holder: Public domain.
Keywords: Authors: George Eliot [Mary Ann Evans] (1819-1880) - British - United Kingdom: England
Listing updated: 26 January 2015.
References: AFI-F1 n. F1.4009; Ball-Shakespeare pp. 241, 390; Limbacher-Feature p. 223; Tarbox-Lost p. 251 : Website-Thanhouser : with additional information provided by Mary Ann Cade.
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Listen | Transylvanian Blues: The Story of Muzsikas
Posted on August 13th, 2014 in News, Recent posts by Edward Craggs.
Listen to Songlines editor-in-chief Simon Broughton trace the resonant story of Hungarian folk musicians Muzsikas on BBC Radio 4
Muzsikas have been central to the Hungarian folk scene for 40 years. Simon looks at the importance of the Hungarian folk revival as a grassroots opposition to communism in the 1970s and 80s and reveals how folk musicians could escape censorship in a way rock musicians couldn't. This is how the táncház (dancehouse) movement put the question of the Hungarian minority in Romanian Transylvania on the political agenda when, till then, it had been ignored.
The programme catches up with the group at home, in schools, in concert and at Hungary's biggest festival, Sziget, and examines the wide-reaching impact and legacy of this musical revolution.
Listen to the programme here. Available until Saturday (August 16).


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I nearly laughed myself to death this week, I did not think anyone would have remembered Library Wars from back in the day when Impz still blogged, but apparently the production staff remembers love for it. However, I cannot help but be a little disappointed that the protectors of the Celano Library were squaddies with guns and not some dread guardian who drives intruders and interlopers MAD. I am not sure how to feel about Kuuko turning into a switch hitter it kind of dilutes her unabashed pursuit of Nyaruko a bit. If nothing else it kind of highlights how Kuuko and Nyaruko have so much in common. I was surprised that the Celano Library was still full of books and tomes, but I suppose that either the powers that be despise e-readers with a passion or they simply prefer their forbidden knowledge to be weighty and bound by the skins of unfathomable creatures.
Quite why Mahiro needs to know the exact age of Nyaruko and Kuuko is beyond me. They are both certainly older than him (Kuuko is definitely over 18 given that she went to adult section), so really what is a couple hundred years to their eons of existence? Nyaruko and Kuuko were decidedly classy in discussing the matter even if they had to use a headlock on Mahiro and restrained Hasta. Even if Mahiro tries to gauge their age with the "parfaits and hot guys" remark it's doubtful that their desires would subside with time. I for one think that both of them have aged rather gracefully and no doubt when over 900 years Mahiro reach, look as good he will not. Besides Mahiro should have just asked Hasuta since they went to space elementary together.
I wonder how much more crap they are going to sneak passed the censors because whatever Hasuta was doing to Shanta-kun was kind of scary and probably made some folks GO MAD! Speaking of Hasuta his battle form is much more intimidating, still since Hasuta can manipulate physical form I wonder why Hasuta hasn't taken the guise of a girl in an effort to overtake Nyaruko. Combat mode Hasuta was pretty awesome but alas because the monster of the week was poorly written the conclusion was a lot less visceral even if the pen proved to be mightier than Nyaruko's ray gun.
Nyaruko is a malign deity after my own heart, we already had the Locker Gambit and now we have the end acceleration tactic. NOW THAT is how you secure a BEST END. One day I hope that Nyaruko will head a shipping war arms developer, I can think of a number of poor otome who really could have used some of Nyaruko's fearless and inventive stratagems. Certainly the mass proliferation of Ruined for Marriage Lockers can only help the women find True Love.
Kuuko is definitely invading Mahiro to claim Nyaruko, what's more interesting is that Nyaruko isn't fighting back against Kuuko all that much. Perhaps Kuuko's persistence had finally paid off and Nyaruko has finally lowered her defenses, that or Nyaruko is hoping that Kuuko will weaken Mahiro enough for Nyaruko to stake her claim.
Lastly I am glad that we finally cleared up those nasty rumors that Mahiro started about Luhi's takoyaki. They are made of all Earth only ingredients, and no soylent green or MSG. Still the damage has been done and Luhi should seek restitution from Mahiro. Even if Mahiro cannot pay I am sure Yoriko will be able to make amends…
Next week has Tamao doing make up and Nyaruko is going Big Deity Hunting.
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