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Samuel Stauffer of Stark County
I'm looking for the death record for Samuel StaufferHus wifes maiden name was Mary Ferne..They had two daughtersNames---Emma J.and LindaIknow he was living inCanton in 1931according to Obit.of his brother John J.who was my great grandfather.He was born in Mt.Eaton in the mid 1850's.... other siblings were SimonMary AnnJacobCelestiaCaroline
Phillip and ChristianHis parents were Christian and Barbara(Graber)Stauffer
This is for Stark CountyOhio.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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A power failure at Kansas University on Friday morning led to disruptions of Internet and telephone service in residence halls, as well as disruptions to cable television service.
Power has since been restored to Daisy Hill residence halls, but the lack of power at the Ellsworth Annex, home to several KU IT systems, continued to hinder some services.
KU Information Technology staff members ordered a generator to be delivered to the annex, and campus services were restored around 4:30 p.m.
Erin LaRow, a Westar Energy spokeswoman, said the power outage began around 8:45 a.m., and affected several KU residence halls. Power was restored to the residence halls around 11:15 a.m., but she said crews were still working to restore power to the annex. She said she didn't have an estimate on when power may be restored.
The outage was caused by an underground line that failed, but the cause of the failure is still unknown, LaRow said.
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A native of Chicago, Kenny Magana is Pastry Chef at Sensi, the newest restaurant at the Bellagio Resort Hotel in Las Vegas. Magana attended various colleges majoring in mathematics and chemistry before discovering his love for the culinary arts.
Magana enrolled himself in the culinary arts program at Joilet Junior College located in Illinois. Upon his completion in 1995, he began his career at Wolfgang Puck's Spago Chicago. This environment exposed him to all aspects of the kitchen before he found his home in the pastry department. Under the guidance of Corporate Executive Pastry Chef/ Associate Partner Christophe Ithurritze, Chef Magana was able to master the basics of pastry arts and baking, as well as developing a strong disciplined work ethic.
In 1998 he moved to Las Vegas and continued to hone his skills at The Mirage, where he was able to work with such notables as Eugene Ess and Alex Stratta. He became the Pastry Chef of Wolfgang Puck's Postrio restaurant located inside The Venetian Hotel in the year 2000. Using his expertise, he helped develop the pastry program there for the next five years. In 2003, Magana's hard work was recognized, and the restaurant obtained the Las Vegas Life Epicurean Award for "Best Desserts Las Vegas".
In 2002, Magana earned a Gold Medal acquiring the coveted title of Best of Show Patisserie in the Showpiece Competition at the International Hotel & Restaurant show in Las Vegas. In 2005, Kenny competed in the National Pastry Team Championship.
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Fashion News: Miranda Kerr previews Victoria's Secret $2.5-million bra [Updated]
Victoria's Secret angel Miranda Kerr gave a preview of the handmade, $2.5-million bra that she will wear during next month's Victoria's Secret catwalk extravaganza. The bra (shown on a mannequin -- most people will have to wait until the show, slated to air Nov. 29 on CBS, to see Kerr model it) reportedly took London Jewelers in Long Island, NY 500 hours to hand-sew on 3,400 gems -- including diamonds, pearls, citrines and aquamarines. It also has a tassel centerpiece adorned with two 8-carat white diamonds and two yellow 14-carat diamonds. [Telegraph] [Updated 11:24 a.m. Oct.21 to correct error that said a London jeweler made the bra.]
Fashionable First Lady Michelle Obama explained her wardrobe philosophy: "I have to wear what I love," she said. "I have to feel good in it. My day-to-day wardrobe choices are very practical. I'm like, 'What's the temperature?' 'Am I going to be sitting in the grass?' 'Will I be playing with kids?' 'Can I sit on the floor?'" [People]
Rihanna's new video for "We Found Love" features a voice-over by model Agyness Deyn, and it gives us the answer to just why that Irish farmer kicked the video shoot out of his field a while back. Rihanna was topless. [The Cut]
Our fashion critic Booth Moore took a first look at the new Versace for H&M collection and it took her back to the days when Gianni himself was designing. She loved the bright baroque patterns and body-conscious cuts. [Los Angeles Times]
"General Hospital's" Nancy Lee Grahn tweeted that Vera Wang refused to lend wedding apparel to the show because she "doesn't do" TV. It hacked Grahn off. [The Cut]
"Twilight's" Ashley Greene has been tapped to be the face of DKNY and DKNY jeans in spring ad campaigns. [People]
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COACH'S MAILBOXby Staff Writer / New York Islanders
With the signings of players like Miroslav Satan, Alexei Zhitnik and Mike York, what's your aim in the playoffs? Thanks for taking the time to answer.
You know there's only one answer to that question, Alexandre. Our one and only goal, as I would think it is for all of the 30 NHL teams, is to win the Stanley Cup. I would think if I said to you, "We're looking to win one or two rounds," you would not be very happy with me.
With all the changes in the NHL as a result of the free agent signings and departures, it would seem to be that chemistry will be an issue and that in some ways, teams that didn't make many moves could be in a better position to get a good start out of the gate. Since there were a number of major moves with the Islanders, how will you approach team development and team building?
Kevin Barrett
Fredericton, NB
You're absolutely correct in your assessment about the importance of team chemistry, and it's the number one reason why we're taking the guys to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia for the first week of camp. Yarmouth will give us seven straight days on and off the ice bonding through workouts and team events. We will also be away from our homes, which can be helpful when you're coming together as a team. And the forming of chemistry will not end when we return. We'll be doing lots of things throughout the season to address the issue of chemistry and teamwork.
The new rules would seem to set the stage for a LOT of power plays throughout the season. Who will "quarterback" the main power play? Will we be seeing more of Parrish in front of the goalie?
Barbara from Massapequa
You're right, Barbara. I would expect a lot of power plays, especially during the first month or two of the season as everyone gets used to the crackdown on the hooking and holding. We have several options at quarterback. Zhitnik takes the shot when it's there, but also knows how to make a play. Sopel loves to shoot it and he always impressed me when I caught Canucks games on the dish. You better believe Janne will be there a lot, and I'd like to give Radek a look because he's been quietly steady when he's been on the point. I know Miro Satan has played the point and he may be there at times for us, but I really like him off the half-wall. As for Parrish in front of the net, you bet.
Do you think good young players who played in the minors last season (ex Bouwmeester) will have a leg up on the veterans (who mostly didn't play) this season? Is this a factor, and if so, how long do you think this advantage may last?
Las Vegas, NV
The advantage for players like Boumeester and Weiss was not necessarily to give them a leg up on this season. It was for their development. That's why we had Papineau, Godard, Bergenheim and some of our other younger players in Bridgeport. It was a year of seasoning in the AHL they could not miss. As I've said before, our veterans will be fine. Most played somewhere. The others will benefit from the rest and are too dedicated to conditioning to let the year off hurt them.
How important is the history of the team to the current generation of players? Some were not even born the last time the Isles raised the Stanley Cup back in 1983. Are their reminders in the locker room?
Tom Hessemer
Westfield, NJ
Our great tradition means a lot to our team. When you have legends like Bob Nystrom and Clark Gillies as such great friends to the current team, it helps me a lot. Those are men I can point to and say, "That's what an Islander is." This year will be fun because the franchise will have a night to honor the 25th anniversary of the first Stanley Cup team. As for the locker room, we're making some improvements as we speak, and you'll be happy to know the artwork throughout the room will be a combination of the present and our rich past.
1. Do you see an issue with leadership in the locker room this season with the recent trades? 2. Do you think the team has enough "muscle" to protect the smaller, faster players?
I'm not worried at all when it comes to leadership. Yes, some respected veterans have moved on, but we have plenty of guys who lead in various ways. As I told Kenny Jonsson many times, you don't need a C or an A on the ice to be a leader. All of our new veterans are guys who have led and will lead. We also have plenty of returning players who are great leaders, including Mark Parrish and Janne Niinimaa. In goal, both Garth Snow and Rick DiPietro may not be able to have letters on their sweaters, but they are tremendous leaders. The muscle question has also come up in the emails, and the answer to that is also no. We can take care of ourselves.
I'm from Nova Scotia, Canada and I'm the biggest Islanders fan I know of, I'm just wondering if the fans are allowed to watch your training camp when you come to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Earl Boutilier
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Our practices and both of our intrasquad games are open to the public. I hope you and everyone else in the province will stop by and see us.
How do you think Wayne Gretzky will do behind the bench this year with
Phoenix? What advice would you have for him?
Tom Hessemer
Westfield, NJ
Wayne doesn't need any advice from me. Keep in mind that he had a long time to make his decision. It wasn't made overnight. The best player in the history of the game knows exactly what's he doing, and I wouldn't bet against him.
What do you think the FA signings by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh mean for the Atlantic Division? And how will the Islanders have to adjust in order to battle those teams for a playoff spot?
Jon Swenson
The fact that a team like Pittsburgh was able to improve as a result of the new CBA is great news for the NHL and our fans. Think about it: Edmonton acquired a superstar defenseman from St. Louis, Columbus signed one from Colorado. What this means is that you will see parity. The moves by the Flyers and Penguins mean that a good divison just got a lot better. It's going to be a lot of fun playing them, the Rangers and Devils eight times each this season.
You were always a more trap/defensive style coach. How will you adapt to the more north/south game that we all assume the NHL will become this year?
Paul Lusardi
It's been a major point of discussion daily with our coaching staff. I've spent a lot of time this summer talking to friends of mine who are European and college coaches, picking their brains for ideas. We'll be more aggressive at times, pursuing the puck and getting defensemen involved. You will see us trap less this season. It will be a different game, no doubt, but my staff and I are ready.
With this upcoming season's pronouncement to eliminate or minimize obstruction, I would expect there will be even a greater need for the forwards to help out the defense. Do you see this as being a challenge to the Islander forwards, especially those with more offensive mindsets? What would be the right approach in training camp and early in the season to ingrain quick transitions from O to D?
Roswell, GA
You're right - you will see most teams use a support system in the defensive zone. Instead of keeping one guy back, you'll often see everyone back. Aggressive forechecking teams working down low in the offensive zone should be able to make plays and counter quickly. With the speed and talent we have, we should be able to excel. In camp, we will do plenty of drills and have a focus on the transition game.
One of the aspects of the game of hockey that the Islanders of the glory years will be remembered for is their outstanding ability to block shots. Would it be possible to implement into the Islanders' game plan an emphasis on blocking shots?
Lawrence Cerrato
Naples, FL
It's happening. In 2003-04 we were just an average team in blocking shots. It's going to be a huge part of the game because you don't want to give a lot of time and space to the skilled players on the opposing team. All we have to do is remember what the Lightning did on their way to the Cup. The forwards got in the way of just about everything, and whatever they missed, Lukowich and the rest of his teammates got a piece of. One of our mandates this season will be to improve as a shot-blocking team. We have the personnel to get the job done.


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The Mammoth Track Club athlete qualified for her first world championships team.
The former Wisconsin Badger says he's going for gold at the world championships.
The University of Oregon alum plans to run both the 10,000m and 5,000m at the world championships in South Korea.
See what the American record-holder had to say about her convincing victory on Friday night!
See what the U.S. 5,000m champion had to say after his thrilling victory!
Check out these great photos from a thrilling men's 5,000-meter final!
Check out these great photos of the women's 5,000-meter final!
All it took this time was a 3:58 last mile.
Hastings, Bizzarri also qualify for world championships.
The masked man dominated over the final two laps!


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• Kompott
Imagine the loneliness that must set in as a person ages and loses touch with the people they love. If the elderly had access to their family members' social networks, they could keep connected to their loved ones on an everyday basis and not have to wait for a phone call or a letter. They could enjoy photos and videos on sites like flickr rather than having to wait to see them during visits (if at all). The problem is that social networking is still evolving and it's difficult for older people to stay up to date if they don't understand the technology, especially when computers are often seen as intimidating. That's where telepresence and communication robots like Kompott come in.
Kompott is a prototype robotic agent built by students at Zurich University of the Arts' Interaction Design lab in Switzerland. The robot's head is a touch screen which displays intuitive icons for all the content it gathers from emails to videos. You can browse through items by tapping on the left or right side of the head to scroll through them and simply tap on an item to open it. For those who may have difficulty reading the text on the screen, the robot uses speech synthesis to read the messages aloud. To reply, you speak to the robot which then transcribes your message using a speech-to-text program before sending it off as an email. A large button on the robot's chest gives access to all of their contacts, which are shown with a large photo.
Thanks to its simple interface, Kompott and robots like it may someday empower the elderly to maintain relationships using internet-based technologies they would otherwise never be able to use. The obvious benefits of such a system will no doubt go a long way to eliminating the sense of isolation and loneliness that many feel.
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Those foam-core sticks are actually pretty weak. I've broken them before.
How did you get the tires to stay up on the 2x4?
I cut 2x4 shaped holes through the top and bottom of each tire and ran the 2x4 through the middle. To start the 2x4 shaped hole i drew out a 2x4 shaped outline on the tire. Then I drilled 2 holes at opposite ends of a 2x4 shaped rectangle, with a 3/4" step bit big enough to fit a sawsall blade through, then I cut the hole into a square shape. The steel belting in the tires was a bitch to cut through but it worked. I'll try and post some closer up pictures to give a better idea of how I did this.
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My 5 Favorite George Strait Songs of the '80s
It's the year of the King -- King George Strait that is!
Last night at the 49th ACM Awards my Parrain walked away with the fan-voted Entertainer of the Year award. Quite a fitting tribute to the man who's had 60 number one hits.
He's also currently on his Cowboy Rides Away farewell tour. We've actually got a chance for you to win a trip of a lifetime to be in the audience for his final show at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas on June 7th.
I thought it would be fun to reminisce a little and take a look back at some of the great George tunes of all-time. So, over the next couple of weeks I'll give you my favorite Strait songs from the decades of the '80s, '90s and 2000s.
Up first, my five favorite George Strait songs of the 1980s (in no particular order). Boy, was this difficult!
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The Fireman1985
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Amarillo By Morning1983
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The Chair1985
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Baby's Gotten Good at Goodbye1989
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For #winePW 4, participating bloggers wrote about "Regional Food and Wine Pairings". Here are the links to the tasty and creative pairings they came up with on this theme.
Culinary Adventures with Camilla posted "Chuletas de Cordero + Tempranillo"
Vino Travels — An Italian Wine Blog shared "Piedmont Pleasures"
Grape Experiences is pairing "Avantis Estate Malagousia 2013 and Greek Shrimp"
Curious Cuisiniere shared "Cheddar Cranberry Grilled Cheese with Door Peninsula Winery's Peninsula Red"
foodwineclick is sharing "Minnesota Wine at the Midwestern Table"
Pull That Cork posted "winePW 4: Sicily"
Confessions of a Culinary Diva blogged about "New Mexico: Burgers, Bubbles and Beer"
Rockin Red Blog shared about "A Rustic Meal in Valpolicella"
Cooking Chat blogged about "A Paso Pairing: Grilled Tuna with Halter Ranch Syrah"
You can also visit our group Pinterest board to pin some great pairing ideas for later! Stay tuned for the October Wine Pairing Weekend, which will focus on "Fall Fruits and Wine Pairings" on Saturday, October 11.


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Bacteria storage - (Sep/02/2011 )
O k, I see what you mean.
But even if you have a lot of contamination, the ampicillin would kill off all the unwanted bacteria at the start right? So if I would not open the vials again, the only unwanted bacteria after a while would be the ones that had the plasmid first and then lost it? right?
Or is it possible that other bacteria stayed in the vial and survived? maybe sporeforming bacteria? Or is this a long shot?


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Home Care
Typically two daily injections of insulin twice daily will be required for the rest of your pet's life. Though with some cats, once the blood sugar has been lowered, the dose of insulin may be reduced or eliminated. However, cats may become insulin dependent again later in life. Oral medication may be effective for some diabetic cats. It is also important that the injections are given at the same times each day, usually every 12 hours. In sporadic occasions if the 12 hour time frame cannot be met, insulin may be given 10-14 hours apart. The injection is given just under the skin (subcutaneous) and is not painful to your pet. Insulin should be given behind the region of the shoulder blades, along the back, changing the site of administration at each administration. Your veterinary technician will show you how to administer the insulin injection.
The Insulin Dose
The type of insulin and the daily dose are tailored to meet the needs of each pet. Other medications may be prescribed, depending on any concurrent illnesses.
Your veterinarian will determine the initial dose of insulin while your pet is in the hospital. This dose will likely need adjustment once your pet has been home for 7-14 days because the food and exercise your pet receives at home are different from that received in the hospital. To regulate any changes in the insulin dose needed by your pet, your veterinarian will continue to monitor your pet with blood testing.
Handling Insulin and Insulin Syringes
The insulin needs to be kept cool and out of light, most people prefer to keep it in the refrigerator. The bottle should be mixed by rolling or swirling before withdrawal of the insulin into the syringe. The bottle should never be shaken to mix the insulin.
The syringe and needle should be stored in protective wrappers to keep them sterile. Syringes and needles have four parts consisting of the syringe barrel, the plunger, the needle, and the needle guard. Various syringes are available for injecting insulin. Ultralow dose (1/3 cc) insulin syringes are preferred because they are designed for ease in measuring small amounts of insulin. These syringes and needles are disposable or "single use" only. THEY SHOULD NOT BE REUSED! After injecting your pet with insulin, place the needle and the needle guard in a suitable disposal container. DO NOT recap the needle, you could inadvertently stick the needle into your hand or finger. For their safety, it is important that children not have access to the used syringes and needles.
Drawing up the Insulin
Set out the syringe and needle, insulin bottle and have your pet ready.
1. Remove the needle guard from the needle; draw back the plunger to the desired dose level.
2. Insert the needle into the insulin bottle.
3. Inject the air in the syringe into the bottle to prevent a vacuum from forming in the insulin bottle.
4. Pull back on the plunger, filling the syringe with insulin to the correct level.
Before withdrawing the needle from the bottle check to see that there are no air bubbles in the syringe. If you see an air bubble, draw up slightly more insulin into the syringe and gently tap the barrel with your finger to move the air bubble to the nozzle of the syringe, then gently expel the bubble by pushing the plunger upwards towards the bottle. Now check to see that you have the correct amount of insulin in the syringe. The correct dose of insulin is measured from the needle end, or "0" on the syringe barrel, to the end of the plunger closest to the needle.
How to Give an Injection
1. Hold the syringe in your right hand (or your left, if left-handed). There are many ways to hold the syringe. With time you will develop the one easiest for you. You may find it helpful to begin practicing with a syringe filled with water and injecting it into an orange.
2. Have a friend or member of your family hold your pet as you pick up a fold of skin along the back with your free hand. Be sure to pick a different spot for each injection. Insulin injections should not be given between the shoulder blades because insulin absorption is erratic or unpredictable in this area.
3. Push the very sharp, very thin needle through the animal's skin quickly. This should be easy and painless using the insulin needle. Take care to push the needle through only one fold of the skin, not into your finger, your pet's underlying muscle, or through both layers of skin.
4. Pull back gently on the plunger (aspirate) to make sure that no blood fills the syringe. If this happens, remove the syringe from this site, and proceed in another location. You may have just hit a skin blood vessel.
5. With your thumb on the plunger, push the plunger into the syringe until it will not go in any farther.
6. Withdraw the needle from the pet's skin, immediately dispose of the syringe and needle guard.
7. Pat your pet to reward it for sitting quietly for the injection.
"Sterilizing" the skin with alcohol is not necessary, and may be counterproductive if it stings and causes your pet to avoid the injections.
Sometimes your pet may have an insulin "reaction" caused by a sudden decrease in blood sugar (insulin-induced hypoglycemia). This usually occurs 2-6 hours after the injection. The earliest signs resemble a drunken state; that is your pet will be weak and walk with a wobbly, uncoordinated gait. This stage may progress to seizure or coma. Should hypoglycemia occur, give 1-2 teaspoons of Karo syrup by mouth, and call the hospital immediately. A blood sugar level significantly below normal is an immediate threat to life, and needs to be dealt with urgently. INSULIN- INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA IS OFTEN AN INDICATION OF EXCESSIVE INSULIN ADMINISTRATION. IMMEDIATE REASSESMENT OF INSULIN REQUIREMENTS BY YOUR VETERINARIAN IS REQUIRED.
When to Feed
When you feed your pet is as important as what you feed your pet. Your pet must be fed the recommended diet in the correct quantity at a regular time each day in conjunction with the insulin injection. Correct dietary management is a critical part of the successful management of the diabetic animal. As a general rule of thumb, the diabetic animal should be fed 2-3 times daily. Ensure that your pet is eating well before giving each insulin injection. If the insulin is given first and the animal refuses to eat, this could lead to hypoglycemia. Cats that are fed free-choice (i.e., food available all time) require no changes in their life style as long as you are certain that they are eating normally.


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BATTLE CREEK, MICH. — Keebler Co., a division of Kellogg Co., has been approved to receive $2 million in tax incentives from the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority to purchase new equipment and add manufacturing capacity at its Florence, Ky., facility.
Kris Charles, a spokesperson for Kellogg, said construction on the new line will begin soon and is expected to be operational by the end of the year.
Kellogg's Florence facility manufactures a variety of cookies, including Keebler Fudge Shoppe and Famous Amos. Ms. Charles said the plant has been in operation since 1969. In 1989, it became part of Keebler Co., and it became part of Kellogg in 2001, she said.
Earlier this year, Kellogg said it would close its snacks plant in Charlotte, N.C., and eliminate two production lines at its snacks plant in Cincinnati by the end of the year as part of its Project K efficiency program. The Charlotte plant produces Famous Amos, Austin Sandwich Cremes and Iced Animals cookies.


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I love the Tepig. It is so cute. I also like Snivy and its Leaf Tornado attack. I think it is cool to watch.
I love the Tepig. It is so cute. I also like Snivy and its Leaf Tornado attack. I think it is cool to watch.
Minecraft name: CuddyFoxリュウダモン生活のため必要がありますリュウダモン図面
The new adventure in the Unova region begins. We meet Professor Juniper, Trip, and Iris.
And Zekrom appears, zapping Pikachu, I wonder why it did that. And Ash has a rival battle with Trip, but loses. Maybe next time will be better. The episode is really good.
One thing I liked was they brought back the Who's that Pokemon segments, I haven't seen them for very long time. And they used the opening from Japan, I thought they make an opening from episode clips, but they didn't. That's good to know.
I found the theme on YouTube: Link.
It's alright, but seems a bit slow and dreary. I'll get used to it. It looks like they're not bothering to leave some Pokémon blacked out, and then revealing them when they're seen in episodes, like the Japanese version. That would have been a lovely touch.
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Opening - Really didn't like it. The way it was formatted made absolutely no sense IMO. They should've kept the "don't show til the Pokemon is aired" feature.
Trip's Voice - Equally good to Shooti's voice.
Iris's Voice - I don't know why, but when she said her name it sounded odd. Other than that I like her voice.
Professor Juniper's Voice - Liked.
Oshawott - sounds like a girl to me... even though it's really a male.
Snivy - Great voice
Tepig (Pokabu) - Sounds like it has a cold... Vocal Cords sound scratchy to me.
Axew (Kibago) - great voice
Animation - I'm really glad they kept it the same, it looks great even without HD.
Music - Sweet! It's the same!
Attacks - The Same! excellent
I'm glad the story wasn't changed 1 bit from what I could tell.
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Wow, that opening song is awful. Literally cringed through the entire thing, though the 'black and white' reference was quite nice. Will have to wait for the episode to be uploaded though because I'm from the UK, but it's good to see it's gaining generally positive reviews
don't worry it's a good ep, and what amazed me is that the first time in the pokemon franchise it's practically uncut (i thought they were going to flip professor's oaks car to make it look "american")
I like the fact they didnt alter the episode from the Japanese version. I like Iris's english voice, Trip's, and Juniper's. All the pokemon sounded good except for Tepig. The opening was horrible though, but anyways: Overall, I still like this episode after seeing the English version.
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What a great first episode! This season is going to be awesome! The opening was great, I really like it. I like how it was a duet. I love that they brought back Who's That Pokemon? It made me feel really good to see that again. Professor Juniper was really cool. I like her voice. Trip is really cool, he is going to be a cool rival for Ash. I really like his voice. I like how he has Barry's voice. He would not like me, I live in the boonies too. The starters are really cool and they have cool voices. This episode made me fall in love with Oshawott. Team Rocket is really cool now. Zekrom was epic when he showed up. A great start to a great season.
I figured I'd give the anime a shot again since its the "Whole new start" and all that. I stopped watching weekly in the middle of the Ruby and Sapphire series (I forget which one) and would only check out Gym battles from time to time.
The first episode of Black & White was pretty good. I still don't like Oak's newer voice but that's just because I was used to his old one for so long. The theme song is more of that woman who they got to do the Diamond and Pearl stuff. I still feel she isn't expressing the epicness the theme is supposed to encompass. She sounds like she is just singing to herself or something. Just very unenthusiastic. I don't mean to sound like the older gamers who complain about how the older games where better, but the Kanto,Johto and Hoenn themes where alot better. The good thing at least is it is short and has some cool animation. I do like alot of the voices they choose for pokemon. Tepig, Oshawott, Pidove, Patrat, and Deerling all sound great. Snivy..not so much. I know Ash's Snivy is supposed to be female, unless I'm mistaken, so she should have a different voice (hopefully).
The new Rival is kind of annoying with the taking pictures. He reminds me when I go out to NYC and you see the tourists taking 4 million pictures of everything. I thought Ash was the tourist here..lol!
I love the return of Who's that pokemon, I wish they'd scream their name after they showed who it was though. "It's Kadabra!" "KADAAABRA!!" Whatever, little gripe of mine that isn't important.
Overall I like the series. I will watch next week too.
Oh and did anyone notice the dialog choices taken straight from the game?
Juniper said what all professors say as you start an adventure I don't remember the exact line she said, but its taken from the start of any game. Right before she shows off the starters.
Also in the next episode Ash says something to the effect of "Shoot! It was so close too!" when Pidove breaks out of the ball. Nice touches there.
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Well since my thread was closed, here is my review:
In the Shadow of Zekrom
Part I:
Can't say that I like the theme song very much. Way too short. Also when TR captured Pikachu, James' voice still makes him sound like a buffoon even though TR is supposed to be serious from now on. Iris' voice sounds nice though. Very smooth. Juniper, though sounds younger than she looks. I can't believe they came back with "Who's that Pokemon?". Now I'm really excited.
Part II:
Interesting beginning between "Trip" and Ash. Can't say that I agree with the Pokedex's new voice, but eh... I thought it was hilarious at Trips reaction to seeing Pikachu. Perfect! Great battle between Pikachu and Snivy! So far a pretty good intro.
Part III:
Pretty good ending, I'd have to say. Very suspenseful.
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I like that the episode only had Japanese music in it. I was amazed. Then I found out the puns return in Episode 3...disappoint. I await Dogasu's nitpicking. But still, only Japanese music (Well I think anyway...)
The Pokédex sounds like Brock's VA
Iris sounds like Rurichiyo from BLEACH dub.
Trip sounds like Barry.
Juniper at first I thought sounded like Dawn's VA, but now I'm not really sure.
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Good morning folks, and welcome to the show. In todays episode, well talk about the first episode of Pokémon Black & White, In the Shadow of Zekrom. Let me start off todays show with my glee that Pokémon International didnt keep the title Best Wishes, because honestly, whod wish for this! (Rim shot!)
The episode consists of still 10 year old Ash Ketchum, idiot hero extraordinaire, and his best friend and life partner Pikachu. Why is he still 10; we all know he isnt. Do the writers think theyll lose the interest of the target demographic if he is 11 or 12? Anyway, Professor Oak is taking Ash and his mom on a vacation/conference to the Unova Region, a place with rare Pokémon that are not found in the other 4 regions Ash went to this year. Let me say right now that Delias voice actress sounds a lot better compared to when she was just starting out in the Battle Frontier, so props to her!
Now we take a turn for the worst. Team Rocket, everyones favorite trio of bumbling antagonist, has been given a mission to be as boring as possible and infiltrate the
UnibrowUnova Region. Giovanni seems not to care about the trio, only using them as bait to lure out Team Plasma. Which makes sense; you dont screw up for over 15 years and get a promotion by lying in a report. Giovanni probably did some online research; I bet reports of the champion and a group of kids catching three high ranking members of Team Galactic would all over the net.
Upon arriving in the
UnibrowUnova Region, a weird storm created by the legendary Pokémon Zekrom zaps Pikachu. He was trying to give the fellow electric type a warning about this seasons quality, but Pikachu refused to listen. Team Serious tries to steal Pikachu, but get blasted away by the legendary Pokémon Zekrom. After the shock, Ash and the others meet Prof. Juniper, who is much taller than Prof. Oak (or Oak is simply a short man when in a Poké-Hawaiian shirt). Juniper takes everyone in ride with her jeep, allowing Ash to awe at the Unova Pokémon and pad out the half hour.
Juniper finds nothing wrong with Pikachu. A trainer name Trip (thats a name? You must be trippin!) comes to the lab, asking for a starter Pokémon. I must admit, I like Trip. Hes calm, doesnt like being told what he already knows, and is voiced by Barry. The only thing I dont like about him is his discrimination towards Kanto, believing it is a region of idiots. Sadly, meeting Ash only helps to prove this theory, as Unova Ash is much more excitable and obnoxious than before. After Ash comments on all the starters, Trip chooses Snivy, leaving Piplups cousin
DerpderpOshawott ashamed. However, Ash thinks hes SO CUTE, turning DerpderpOshawott into a stalker.
Whos that Pokémon?
What the Wobbuffet!?! was my response when I saw this previously abandoned eye catch being used. It seems to convince viewers that
UnibrowUnova is Kanto 2.0; they strayed away from the precious Japanese script and added this segment into the show. Well see how long it lasts well I wont, but you will.
Ash runs after Trip and tries to talk to him, only to annoy him and tell new viewers what the Pokémon League is. Seeing Pikachu, a Pokémon that is not native to
UnibrowUnova, Trip battles Ash. Pikachu is off to a good start (understandable, as it did tie with the Latios of a God Mode Sue) Pikachu is unable to use any electric attacks Ash calls. After quickly losing by a starter Snivys Leaf Tornado, Ash rushes his best friend to Juniper. While running tests the Legendary Pokémon Zekrom appears and shocking Pikachu yet again, this time to warn him about ultra powerful water monkeys. With this, the episode ends on a cliff hanger.
So kiddies, lets review the pros and cons of this episode, shall we?
Improved animation; Iron Tail is actually metallic, and Quick Attack looks less like a glorified Tackle.
Delia sounds a lot better compared to her last appearance.
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Beside his discrimination, I like Trip a lot, and wish he was the main character compared to
Ash is made more excitable and obnoxious, and has lost intelligence and common sense.
Team Rocket losing their personality at the turn of a hat, becoming serious and boring. While I have to give the Dub credit for try to let TR retain some of their old selves and still sticking to the script, it sadly wasnt enough.
Whenever someone talks about the legendary Pokémon Zekrom, they always have to remind us that the legendary Pokémon Zekrom is indeed a legendary Pokémon.
I don't like the CGI opening. The song is okay though. Either way, i won't see it much.
The way Unova is pronounced bugs me.
In conclusion, I did not enjoy the first episode of Black and White. I only watch this episode and the next one to see how TR and Trip was dealt with.
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I like Pee-duff better than Pee-dove. Also Patrat is pronounced exactly like I thought it would.
Trip irritates me though.
I just wanna say, Giovanni's voice? Hell yes, it's awesome.
So, Pallet Town is the boonies now is it. I actually think the dub is doing a good job with Trip. - I still don't like his cockiness being a new trainer and him lecturing Ash and all.
At least this time the anime kind of explains Pikachu's sudden weakness and losing to Trip's Snivy by having it's electricity drained by Zekrom's Lightning.
I really liked that they kept the Japanese BGM and I liked Oshawott.
The opening kind of sucked, but I wasn't expecting much anyway.
I also like that they brought back the "Who's that Pokemon?" So long as they don't make a mistake like Arbok evolving into Seviper.
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great episode.. love that they brought back the "Who's that pokemon?"
I was surprised they used the japanese opening footage for the opening,.. i was for sure to think they were going to use just episode scenes.
I liked the new song thoguh it is pretty short.
Poor pikachu messed up from Zekrom..
Axew sounded so not how i expected it to sound but it's ok
I like the opening after I heard it a few times. The singing/sound editing could improve, but it's good. I have the "It's not always Black and White~..." part stuck in my head.
The voices are better than the preview showed, oddly. Juniper doesn't sound like Dawn anymore, but Trip sounds like Barry, and I can't not hear it. The Pokemon's voices are good. Axew isn't annoying.
My eyes exploded when Who's That Pokemon? came on. Holy crap, I wasn't expecting that. Nostalgia alert!
Great episode and new beginning. 9.5/10.
A nice start to a new region. unggghhhh I want to play BW so much right now
Axew didn't sound like I thought he would (I figured it'd be more like Gible), but it's not bad.
I like Trip, even if he does seem a bit elitist. I'm really surprised they let him use "boonies"; it's not something you hear at all much less on children's tv shows. At first I thought maybe he'd be Paul-but-with-a-camera, but he seems to care for his Pokemon (I liked his comment towards Snivy after the battle) and overall have enough differences that I see I was kind of ridiculous in my assumption.
I loved the voices for Oshawott & Tepig. OSHA OSHA OSHA
I'm glad Oshawott is sticking around, I love the way it acts.
The Who's that Pokemon?! section returning made my day. It's been, sheesh, since Advanced Generation since we've had that? A shame they didn't put in voices, though.
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wow that sucked, the japanese version is much better than this crap imo
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This episode was cool. I must be honest, I do not like the new theme song for Black and White. Nice to see so many new pokemon. I was amazed that they broght back the "Who's That Pokemon?" Besides having the world's worst name, Trip also sounds and acts like Paul
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Definitions for regattarɪˈgæt ə, -ˈgɑ tə
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word regatta.
Princeton's WordNet
a meeting for boat races
A series of boat races, although sometimes used for a single race.
A striped cotton fabric.
Origin: From (Venetian dialect) regatta, from regattare, possibly from recatare
Webster Dictionary
originally, a gondola race in Venice; now, a rowing or sailing race, or a series of such races
Origin: [It. regatta, regata.]
A regatta is a series of boat races. The term typically describes racing events of rowed or sailed water craft, although some powerboat race series are also called regattas. A regatta often includes social and promotional activities which surround the racing event, and except in the case of boat type championships, is usually named for the town or venue where the event takes place. Although regattas are typically amateur competitions, they are usually formally structured events, with comprehensive rules describing the schedule and procedures of the event. Regattas may be organized as championships for a particular area or type of boat, but are often held just for the joy of competition, camaraderie, and general promotion of the sport. Sailing race events are typically held for a single class and usually last more than one day. Regattas may be hosted by a yacht club, sailing association, town or school as in the case of the UK's National School Sailing Association and Interscholastic Sailing Association regattas or Intercollegiate Sailing Association regattas. One of the largest and most popular rowing regattas is the Henley Royal Regatta held on the River Thames, England. One of the largest and oldest yachting regattas in the world is Cowes Week, which is held annually by the Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes, England, and usually attracts over 900 sailboats. Cowes Week is predated by the Cumberland Cup, Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta and Port of Plymouth Regatta. North America's oldest regatta is the Royal St. John's Regatta held on Quidi Vidi Lake in St. John's, Newfoundland every year since 1826.
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rē-gat′a, n. a race of yachts: any rowing or sailing match. [It. regatta, rigatta—Old It. regattare, to haggle, prob. a form of It. recatare, to retail—L. re-, again, captāre, to catch.]
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The numerical value of regatta in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
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The numerical value of regatta in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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The final of the Roscommon Senior football championship takes place this coming Sunday with All-Ireland runners-up, St Brigids coming up against Elphin.
There is no doubt that St Brigids are the hot favourites coming into this game and deservedly so.
They raced through the group phase of the championship racking up wins over St Aidans, Western Gaels and Roscommon Gaels. They then put Strokestown to the sword in the quarter-final, winning by 4-10 to 1-10 with Senan Kilbride finishing with a total of 2-4 in that game.
In the semi-final, they repeated their group phase victory over Western Gaels, coming away with a 2-10 to 0-6 victory, with the goals coming from Padraig Kelly and Darren Dolan. This St Brigids side is laden with class, with the likes of Karol Mannion, Senan Kilbride, Peter Domican and Frankie Dolan all being household names at this stage.
Elphin came through a rather tricky group with wins over Naomh Faithleach and St Croans and a draw with Kilmore earning them a quarter-final tie with Roscommon Gaels. In a game that will certainly not be remembered as a classic, they came away with a 0-6 to 0-3 victory with 0-2 apiece from Frankie and Fintan Cregg proving crucial.
In the semi-final, they came up against Kilbride and came away with one point victory on a scoreline of 1-8 to 0-10. Once again, the Creggs were to the fore but it was centre-back, Paddy O'Connor who drove his side into the final, with his two converted 45s proving crucial in the end.
There is no doubt that Elphin will not be found wanting in the effort department in this game, but it is very difficult to see how that can beat the holders. St Brigids are 1/6 favourites and to be honest, that is about right. Many of Elphin's victories have been low-scoring and it is extremely hard to see how they are going to score enough to beat the champions.
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Recorder Karate
By Barb Philipak
Book and CD
45 pages
Grades 4 - 5
A beginning recorder method using 9 folk songs and familiar tunes; each piece is progressively harder than the last. Students are motivated by the goal of earning "karate belts" (not included) - a different color for each song they master. The author suggests using your own short pieces of embroidery thread to make the "belts", so that students can tie the different colored "belts" around the bell of their recorder as they earn them. Guidelines are given if you have other copy-permissible songs that you would like to use with the Recorder Karate teaching method.
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Each song sheet gives the pitches used, the number of beats or measures of introduction on the included CD, 1 verse of the song with lyrics underneath (no lyrics for Ode to Joy) and new concepts that are featured in that song. The first time a new note is used, the fingering for that note is given at the bottom of the page. 3 songs (When the Saints Go Marching In, Amazing Grace and Ode to Joy) also have separate "concert version" song pages, featuring longer arrangements with repeats or 1st and 2nd endings (notation only is given on these pages). Hot Cross Buns also has a page for using Orff instrument accompaniment.
The included CD has 23 tracks of simple recordings to help in the practice and testing of the tunes. Each tune is first heard as a full recording followed by 1 or 2 versions of the accompaniment only; for the first 5 songs, the first accompaniment version is slower and the second is faster. CD tracks 24-29 feature special concert versions of When the Saints Go Marching In, Amazing Grace and Ode to Joy. The arrangements are slightly extended and each song has a recording of the full performance as well as a separate track with the accompaniment only.
Recommended for grades 4-5, but can be adapted by using your own songs for younger or older students.
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The Queen Anne's Revenge (QAR) shipwreck project staff conserves thousands of recovered artifacts. The goal is to find out if there's a connection between those items and the original merchant ship, Concorde—believed to be the ship captured, renamed, and eventually grounded and abandoned by the pirate captain known as Blackbeard.
A crucial research tool has been compiled by David Moore, the maritime archaeologist of the North Carolina Maritime Museum. He has analyzed information contained in Concorde's muster roll—a list of the 75 crew—for its final departure from the port at Nantes, France, in March 1717. The list of seamen's names will provide conservators with clues to the identification of any personal item engraved with a monogram or any tool marked with initials.
Moore has published his findings about Concorde's crew members in the North Carolina Maritime History Council's journal, Tributaries (cited in the bibliography below). In addition, Moore and Mike Daniel, the salvor who located QAR, also used French court records of depositions—sworn testimony by witnesses—given by Concorde's Capt. Pierre Dosset and his lieutenant, Francoise Ernaud, in their account of its capture by pirates. These two documents revealed details about Concorde's crew: each seaman's job and pay, which ones perished during its Atlantic voyage, and the names of the four who voluntarily joined up with Blackbeard and the ten men who were forced into his service after he captured Concorde on November 28, 1717.
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Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Deidre B. Jaynes
Ancestors of Deidre B. Jaynes
216.Nathaniel Gerard, born 1752 in Berkeley, Virginia, USA; died Mar 1832 in Miami, Ohio, USA.He was the son of 432. Rev. John Garard and 433. Mehetable Haugen.He married 217. Mary Lloyd.
217.Mary Lloyd, born 1754 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA; died 23 Mar 1832 in Miami, Ohio, USA.
Notes for Nathaniel Gerard:
Nathaniel GERARD
Sex: M
Birth: 1752 in Frederick Co., Virginia 1 2 1 2
Death: ABT 23 Mar 1832 in Staunton Twp, Miami Co., Ohio 3 4 3 4
Religion: Baptist
Occupation: Farmer
Nathaniel served in the Revolutionary War by enlisting at Pittsburgh, PA
in 1775 and served for 6 months in Capt Neville's Co. In 1777 he served in
Capt. Andrew Waggoner's Co. and Col James Wood's 12th VA Reg in the battles
of Brandywine and Germantown. On Dec. 26, 1777 he re-enlisted at Valley Forge
and was taken prisoner at Tappan, NJ in 1778 and held in NY until exchanged.
He joined his regiment under Col. Wm. Washington and was discharged Dec. 26,
1780 in South Carolina.
Nathaniel took land warrants in 1774 in Bedford Co. which became
Huntingdon Co. in 1787. Deed Book D1, p.547, dated 4 Mar 1780, recorded 14
May 1795, shows that Nathaniel bought 100 acres. The tax list of 1784 for
Bedford Co. PA lists him as a Tanner with 100 acres, 1 house and 6 whites.
The PA Archives also show that Nathaniel served in both the Huntingdon and
Bedford Counties Militia for which he received depreciation pay. The 1790
Census lists Nathaniel Jarat, one male over 16, four males under 16, and two
Tax lists show the family was living in Sycamore Twp. of Hamilton Co.,
Ohio Territory in 1796-1797. In 1799 they were at Staunton, known as the
"Dutch Station," in Miami Co. Ohio. In Dec 1805 he entered two tracts of
land, 123 acres and 275 acres.
On 3 Nov 1804 Nathaniel and Mary were two of the seven believers who met
to constitute the Staunton Baptist Church. Nathaniel served as a Grand Juror
for the January term of 1810. He also was one of the managers of a lottery to
raise money to build a bridge across the Miami River where Troy is located
Nathaniel and his family are found in Staunton Twp. Miami Co. Ohio in
the 1820 census; both he and his wife above 45 years, one son under 26, one
son under 18 and one son under 16. In the 1830 Census he and Mary are between
70 and 80 years of age. The last deed signed by them was dated 23 Mar 1832,
DB 9, p.178. No record of either death or stone has been found.
The names of all their children are not known. Their child Henry was
shown as a son of Abner in the work of Lindsay M. Brien but court records
prove that Abner's Henry was a minor in 1822 and could not possibly be this
Sources: Data supplied by Robert A. Strasser, Kettering, Ohio, 1994.
MIAMI VALLEY GENEALOGIES, Vol.2, p.99: Brien, Lindsay M.
PA ARCHIVES, 6TH SERIES, Vol.4, p.278-280
PA ARCHIVES, 5TH SERIES, Vol.4, p.209 & 239
PA ARCHIVES, 3RD SERIES, Vol.22, p.294
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Abstracted from an original document in the custody of Penn. State Archives.
Gerrard, Nathaniel
Duty was paid L1.17.6 for provisions furnished to the Bedford County Militia in 1778.
Certific issued: CG. Grand Acct. Acct. CXIV item 5. Ledger B,P. 476.
Gerrard, Nathaniel
County Bedford Certific: 16353 Total: L 1.27.6
Duty: provided a patriotic service
Certificate issued: 30 Sep 1789
Children of Nathaniel Gerard and Mary Lloyd are:
|Mehetable Gerard, born 1777 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA; died 1850 in Elkhart, Indiana, USA.
|Isaac Gerard, born 1780 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA.
|David Washington Gerard, born 1786 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA; died 18 Aug 1813 in Pique, Miami, Ohio, USA.
|Abner Gerard, born 1787 in Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA; died 26 Aug 1855 in Kosciusko, Indiana, USA.
|Nathaniel Gerard, born 02 Apr 1792 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA; died 1838 in Troy, Miami, Ohio, USA.
|John Gerard, born 16 Jul 1793 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA; died 29 Aug 1818 in Staunton, Miami, Ohio, USA.
|Mary Gerard, born 1797 in Hamilton, Ohio, USA; died 1868 in Indiana, USA.
|James Gerard, born 1798 in Ohio, USA.
|William Gerard, born 1803 in Miami, Ohio, USA; died 1846.
Children of Nathaniel Gerard and Mary Lloyd are:
|Henry Gerard, born 1775 in Bedford County, Pa; died 1851 in Troy, Miami County, Ohio; married Henrietta Pettit 31 Jan 1822 in Miami County, Ohio.
218.Alexander Pettit, born Abt. 1775 in Pennsylvania; died Bef. 1830 in Miami County, Ohio.He married 219. Unknown Abt. 1800 in Concord, Hamilton County, Ohio.
More About Alexander Pettit and Unknown:
Marriage: Abt. 1800, Concord, Hamilton County, Ohio
Child of Alexander Pettit and Unknown is:
|Henrietta Pettit, born 1802 in Concord, Hamilton County, Ohio; died in Miami County, Ohio; married Henry Gerard 31 Jan 1822 in Miami County, Ohio.
220.Jedediah Sturges, born 1750 in Morris County, New Jersey; died in Hamilton County, Ohio.He married 221. Delilah in New Jersey.
221.Delilah, born 1755 in New Jersey; died in Hamilton County, Ohio.
More About Jedediah Sturges and Delilah:
Marriage: New Jersey
Child of Jedediah Sturges and Delilah is:
|Daniel A. Sturges, born 1790 in Morris County, New Jersey; died Bef. 1850 in Delaware County, Ohio; married Mary Elizabeth McKee 01 Apr 1819 in Hamilton County, Ohio.
222.James Mckee, born 1760 in Ireland.He married 223. Sarah Guest.
223.Sarah Guest, born 1767 in Wales.
Child of James Mckee and Sarah Guest is:
|Mary Elizabeth McKee, born Abt. 1795 in Ohio; died Bef. 1880 in Jefferson County, Illinois; married Daniel A. Sturges 01 Apr 1819 in Hamilton County, Ohio.
224.Joseph Winn, born 1743 in Albany, New York; died Nov 1812 in Coxsackie, Greene, New York.He was the son of 448. Isaac Winn and 449. Pos Hannah.He married 225. Elizabeth Ann Salter 1767 in Albany, New York.
225.Elizabeth Ann Salter, born Abt. 1745 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York; died in Coxsackie, Greene, New York.
Notes for Joseph Winn:
ID: I1431 Name: Joseph WINN
Sex: M Birth: Abt 1743 in Albany,Albany Co.,
New York Death: 1811/1812 in Catskill,Coxsackie, Greene ,Ny
Joseph did not move.The counties did! Coxsackie was in Albany and then, Greene.
Joseph Winn and his brother Johnson Winn were enlisted men in the Second Regiment from Dutchess County, NY in the American Revolution. In 1788 Joseph was assessed on the District of Coxsackie assessment roll. The Surrogate Court in Catskill, NY found the will of Joseph Winn dated Dec 31, 1810, The will was probated Dec 22, 1812.
1810 census, Coxsackie, Greene, NY; Ancestry image #4 of 15
Joseph Winn 00001 - 00001
1m bef 1766 Joseph b. c1745
1f bef 1766 Betsey Ann b. c1750
Residing 11 dwellings from Joseph and Betsey Ann is Joseph's brother,Johnson:
1810 census, Coxsackie, Greene, NY; Ancestry image #4 of 15
Johnson Winn 22111 - 61110
Children Of Joseph and Betsy:
Johnson WINN b: ABT 1765 in Albany, Albany, NY
John WINN b: 1768 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Simeon WINN b: 20 Feb 1770 in Albany, Albany, NY; of Worcester, Otsego, NY
Abraham WINN b: ABT 1773 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Joseph WINN b: ABT 1779 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Isaac WINN b: ABT 1782 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Hannah WINN b: ABT 1785 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Chloe WINN b: ABT 1789 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Mary WINN b: ABT 1792 in prob Albany, Albany, NY
Saraphana WINN b: ABT 1795 in prob Albany, Albany
JOSEPH WINNWill Probated November 5 1812
Heirs:Sons: John, Simeon, Abraham, Johnson, Joseph and Isaac;
daughter: Mary, children of daughter, Sarahphana.
Executors:Johnson and Simeon Winn, Samuel McCabe.
Witnesses:Samuel McCabe, John Casey and Elijah Winn
New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920
about Joseph Winn
Name: Joseph Winn
Event: Lived
Year: 1771
County: Dutchess
Province: New York
Comments: Land Records
Source: Calendar of the N.Y. Colonial Manuscripts indorsed Land Papers - Extracts
Publisher: Weed, Parsons & Co.
Publication info: Albany, 1864
Page: 541
New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920
about Joseph Winn
Name: Joseph Winn
Event: Lived
Year: 1775
County: Dutchess
Province: New York
Source title: Force, Peter
Source: American Archives (Series), 1774-1777 - Excerpts
Publisher: Peter Force
Publication info: Washington, DC
Page: 599
New York Genealogical Records, 1675-1920
about Joseph Winn
Name: Joseph Winn
Event: Lived
Year: 1776
County: Dutchess
Province: New York
Comments: Second Regiment
Source: New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, Vol. I - Extracts
Publisher: J. B. Lyon Co.
Publication info: Albany, NY, 1904
Page: 139
More About Joseph Winn:
Vital: 1771, Dutchess
| Notes for Elizabeth Ann Salter:
Information obtained from FamilySearch.
More About Joseph Winn and Elizabeth Salter:
Marriage: 1767, Albany, New York
Children of Joseph Winn and Elizabeth Salter are:
|Johnson Winn, born 1765 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York; died in Greene, New York; married Unknown; born 1765 in Albany, New York.
| More About Johnson Winn:
Residence 1: 1790, Coxsackie, Albany, New York
Residence 2: 1810, Coxsackie, Greene, New York
|John Winn, born 1768 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York; died in Ontario, Canada.
|Simeon Winn, born 20 Feb 1770 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York; died 10 Dec 1812 in Port Crane, Broome, New York; married Nancy Ann O' Blenis 23 Sep 1792 in Harlem, New York; born 09 Dec 1772 in Albany, New York; died in Port Crane, Broome, New York.
| More About Simeon Winn and Nancy O' Blenis:
Marriage: 23 Sep 1792, Harlem, New York
|Abraham Winn, born Abt. 1772 in Coxsackie, Albany, , New York, USA; died Bef. 1850 in Ontario, Canada; married Martha Armstrong Abt. 1800 in Albany, New York.
|Joseph Winn, born 1779 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York.
| More About Joseph Winn:
Name 2: Joseph, Junr Winn
Residence 1: 1790, Coxsackie, Albany, New York
Residence 2: 1820, New Baltimore, Greene, New York
Residence 3: 1830, New Baltimore, Greene, New York
|Isaac Winn, born 1782 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York.
|Hannah Winn, born 1785 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York.
|Chloe Winn, born 1789 in Coxsackie, Albany, New York.
|Mary Winn, born 1792 in Albany, New York.
|Saraphina Winn, born 1795 in Albany, New York.


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So, another month is through and I was able to tackle three novels that I responded to in very differing ways. I have nothing but respect for all three novels, and yet I only truly love one of them and while one is an undisputed classic it remains a novel I'm not entirely sold on, at least not as a complete package. You can get a glimpse at my reads for Jan. and Feb. by clicking on those links.
For March, here is my ranking and thoughts on the three books I was able to read: