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Amount of money lost from BISD not exactly known
Updated 9:18 am, Friday, January 10, 2014
Although federal indictments released Wednesday allege two high-ranking finance officers stole at least $4 million from the Beaumont school district in less than four years, exactly how much money could be missing is unknown because BISD has not reconciled its bank accounts since November 2012, according to a state agency and former BISD finance official.
A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted Devin McCraney, the school district's director of finance, and Sharika Allison, the former comptroller, on one count of conspiracy and 18 counts of fraud.
The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Texas, John Malcolm Bales, said Thursday others might be involved in the conspiracy to defraud the school district.
Without reconciling its bank accounts, the school district cannot determine precisely where the school district's dollars are, said Leroy Saleme, former BISD assistant superintendent for finance.
In its 311-page report released in August, the Legislative Budget Board recommended the school district immediately reconcile all bank accounts as well as make it a monthly practice.
"Bank reconciliations are a critical internal control to ensure that cash balances are correct and that funds have been spent for intended purposes," the report stated.
The LBB found no evidence the BISD's investment accounts had ever been reconciled.
"There are no checks and balances," Saleme said of the school district whose finances he oversaw for five years. "We need a full accounting of every dime in this district for the past five years."
School board trustee Tom Neild said he intended to recommend at next week's board meeting that the school district undergo a "full-blown forensic audit" of the BISD's finances.
"I cannot have faith or confidence in any financial (statements) we get out of our accounting office or local auditor," he said.
Read more in Friday's Beaumont Enterprise.


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Hiraizumi, Japan
Chuson-ji Hiraizumi Reviews
379 reviews
Chuson-ji Temple Jul 14, 2009
The Chuson-ji is located up on a hill overlooking Hiraizumi. It is one of the main temples of all of northern Japan. The first construction on the site dates back to 850 but the heyday of the temple came much later during the Fujiwara Kiyohira in the early 12th century. The complex was increased into a huge area with about 300 buildings and about 40 temples. The glory days of the old temple complex only lasted a short time - in 1337 most of the buildings were destroyed by fire.
Today there are once again many temples and shrines on the area. Most of it is free of charge you can go in and see the Hon-do (main hall) and many of the other temples for free. There is only a charge when you come to the top of the complex. If you want to go in and see the treasury museum you will have to pay. The museum is not all that interesting but the ticket is a combination ticket which gives you admission to the museum and Konjiki-do.
The Konjiki-do is the main attraction of the temple complex. The Konjiki-do is known as the golden hall and is covered in gold all over - from ground level all the way to the roof - making it a remarkable sight to see. The temple was built as an outdoor temple back in 1124 but it only spend a few years out in the open - then a special shelter building were constructed to protect the golden temple from the changing weather of northern Honshu. Luckily the temple survived the fires devastating the temple complex during the 14th century.
Today the temple has been moved from its original position to a location close to it. It is inside a new building which has been constructed to protect the golden hall from rain and snow. The original building constructed around the golden temple is still standing and today it is a historical building itself being about 800 years old.
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Ms. King's biography comes in large part from the March 1995 Pope County Historical Quarterly.
Ms. King was a graduate of Arkansas Tech University in Russellville, and the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. She also received a Master of Science degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
She taught in high schools all over the state and also taught at the Japanese Relocation Center in Rohwer, Arkansas. Her hobbies included bird watching and genealogical research.
Three books were authored by Ms. King, Some Notes on Bird Watching Taken From the Records of Evalyn King, Field Trips for Plant Observation, and A Time and Place in the Life of Persis Lovely. The latter is a book that was written primarily for the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Ms. King's work on genealogy focused on the King, Deal, Harkey, Tucker, Dunn, Crowell, Patton, and Tisley families. Ms. King died in February 2003.
Series I – WWII Japanese Relocation Camps (Jerome and Rohwer) also see Neal King Collection M01-1 WWII Collection
Series II – Genealogy (Paternal): Evalyn King, Deal, Harkey-Cagle, Tucker, Fisher, also Shinn, Ferguson, Little, Ledford, and McCorkle
Series III– Genealogy (Maternal): Evalyn King, Dunn, Crowell, Patton, Tinsley
Series IV– DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution), Persis Brown Lovely- NSDAR
Series V – Personal and Travel
Box 1
File 1 – Photos and News Clippings: Japanese-American Relocation Centers, 1940's
File 2 – Inside View Japanese-American Evacuee Center at Rohwer, Arkansas, 1941-1945
File 3 – Rohwer Hi-Lites, school yearbook, 1942-1943
File 4 – Talent Review, Rowher Relocation Center/Jerome Relocation Center, May 14, 1943
File 5 – The Relocation Program: a guidebook for the residents of Relocation Centers, War Relocation Authority in Washington, D.C., May 1943
File 6 – Newspaper, The Rohwer Outpost, Jan. to Jun. 1943
File 7 – Newspapers, The Rohwer Outpost, Apr. to May 1944
File 8 – Newspapers, The Rohwer Outpost, July 1943
File 9 – Life Magazine, article on page 19, "Japanese Carry War To California Coast", March 9, 1942
File 10- Life Magazine, article on page 15, "Coast JAPS Are Interned in Mountain Camp," Apr. 6, 1942
File 11- Life Magazine, article on page 25, "Tule Lake, Newell, California – 18,000 Japanese Considered Disloyal to U.S.," Mar. 20, 1944
File 12- An Arkansas History For Young People: World War II and the Postwar World by T. Harri Baker and Jane Browning, 1991
File 13- Copied excerpt from Arkansas Odyssey by M. Dougan: The Japanese Relocation
End of Box 1
End of Series I
Box 1
File 1 – Evalyn King's Pedigree Charts, (William King, John King, John William King, Elijah King Sr., Elijah King Jr. Thomas Monroe King, & Evalyn King)
File 2A- Neal King (brother of Evalyn King) WWII Records- see Neal King Collection, MO1-1 and WWII Records
File 2B- Last "Will & Testament" of Neal King
File 2C- Murray County Census
File 3A- Descendants of Elijah King, Jr. in Pope Co. Arkansas
File 3B- Notes on Wan and Reconstruction in Pope Co. Arkansas
File 4 – The King Family, 1705-1991
File 5 – Family History with Name Origin and Lineage Lines – King, from genealogical records by Heraldry
File 6 – Biographical Sketch of Elijah King Sr., found in N.C. Archives-Census-Wills- Land grants
File 7 – Ledford Family Research, 1737-1997, 3 copies, Elijah King married Nancy Ledford on Jan. 9, 1842. This information was compiled by Evalyn King, 1997
File 8 – Arkansas Masonics Lodge – Elijah King, 1875
File 9 – Legal Documents: John William King – son of John King – grandson of William King
File 10- William King and Thomas King of Somerset Co. Maryland, Augusta Co. Virginia, Anson, Mecklenburg, Tryon, and Lincoln Co. North Carolina Research (2 comb-bound copies)
File 11- Family History: children of William King (Thomas King, John King, & Mary Crockett)
File 12- Thomas King, "Goodspeed's History of Tennessee", 1700's
File 13- King Family Research: William and Mary Ann, 2 comb-bound books by Evalyn, 1989
File 14- Diary of Mrs. John Lewis 1730-1775 with the Lewis motto, their seal: "By Courage, not by craft"
End of Box 1
Series II
Box 2 – King Family Research
File 1 – The King Ranch in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. Information regarding the descendants of Richard King
File 2 – King Family History: Richard and Robert
File 3A- Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Tennessee (1 of 2)
File 3B- Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Tennessee (2 of 2)
File 4 – Kings in Index of Old Somerset Co. Maryland, Eastern Shores of Maryland
File 5 – King's Mountain, From King's Mountain and Its Heroes, North Carolina
File 6 – King – Tennessee
File 7 – Mecklenburg Co. North Carolina Records:
File 8 – Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina, "Mecklenburg Signers", (King, Crockett, McCulloh, McCorkle, & McCormick
File 9 – "David Crockett Family History: Ancestors and Descendants" compiled by Evalyn King
File 10- Notes on the McCorkle Family in Scotland and America, by Rev. Louis W. McCorkle
End of Box 2
Series II
Box 3 – Deal Family Research
File 1 – Copy of Diary of Mrs. John Lewis, great-grandmother of Louisa L. Mayor (1730's)
File 2 – A-D Paternal family research for William Deal Sr. (1730-1807) and William Deal Jr. (1774-1824) – A to D (1 of 2)
File 3 – E-H Deal family research, E to H (2 of 2)
File 4 – "Bits and Pieces: North Carolina Pioneers" (2 copies) William Deal Sr. (1730-1807) married Anna Ikerd (1736-1819); one copy of this book is in Series III, Box 1, File 2
End of Box 3
Series II
Box 4 – Harkey Family
File 1 – "Harkey Lineage: Conrad Harkey, David Harkey, George Harkey"-2 copies
File 2 – Descendants of Conrad Harkey
File 3 – Harkey Lineage Papers
File 4 – Family Tree copies: Conrad Harkey and Martin Harkey
File 5 – Research: sons of Martin Harkey, 1745-1807
File 6 – "Family History: Martin Harkey 1735-1807" and other research
File 7 – "David Harkey – Loyalist Soldier and Refuge: 1750-1787" and other research
File 8 – Research on David Harkey, son of Conrad Harkey, 1776-1787
File 9 – "David Harkey: Early Loyalists – St. John, 1783-1786"
File 10- "Documented evidence on David Harkey, 1750-1795"
File 11- Trinity Church and David Harkey
File 12- Researches on David Harkey in Canada
File 13- Conrad Harkey, David Harkey, and George Harkey
File 14- Documented evidence on David Harkey and descendants of Geroge Harkey – family group records
File 15- Harkey Family of Dunklin County: Daniel David Harkey, John Harkey, and Martin Harkey
File 16- Family group sheets (Mary Harkey-widow) Census of North Carolina, 1790-1830 – Arkansas 1830-1840
File 17- Copied Will of Mary Harkey, Rowan Co. North Carolina, 1820
End of Box 4
Series II
Box 5 – Harkey Family
File 1 – Copy of Family History of James and Eliza (Tucker) Harkey, ancestors descendants and some allied lines, 1805-1875
File 2 – Land Titles, 1854-1944
File 3 – "Family History of James and Eliza (Tucker) Harkey", 3 copies
File 4 – "Family History of James and Eliza (Tucker) Harkey", 6 copies
File 5 – "Harkey History – Ancestors and Descendants", compiled by O.B. Harkey
File 6 – Correspondence: Harkey/Fisher Families, 1980's-1990's
File 7 – Correspondence: Sam Holmes and Rosemary Richardson, Jul. 1979- Oct. 1984
File 8 – The Loyalists in the American Revolution – Pennsylvania, German Pioneers
File 9 – The Loyalists in the Revolutionary War
File 10- Loyalist sources in the U.S., Canada and Great Britain
File 11- Dissertation: The migration of Carolina and Georgia Loyalists to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 1974
File 12- The German Allied Troops in the North American War of Independence 1776-1783, copied, translated from German of Mas VonEelking by J.G. Rosengarten, 1969
File 13- Names of ship sailing into the port of Philadelphia and passenger lists
File 14- Harkey Family Research: North Carolina
File 15- Research papers: Harkey Family of Yell County Arkansas
End of Box 5
Series II
Box 6 – Harkey Family
File 1 – Records, Census, Harkey Family Group Sheets
File 2 – Research Paper on the Harkey Family and Shinn Family
File 3 – Documents from North Carolina Archives
File 4 – "The Great Road Though Cabarrus County, North Carolina"
File 5 – Miscellaneous, Major Settlements in Rowan County & Western North Carolina
File 6 – Harkey Family Research, North Carolina
File 7 – Harkey Lineage; Conrad Harkey, David Harkey, George Harkey (original)
File 8 – King, Harvey, Tucker, Fisher Families (Paternal) from church records
File 9 – Family History of James and Eliza (Tucker) Harkey, ancestors and descendants and some allied lines – 2 copies from Evalyn King (1981)
File 10- Family History lf James and Eliza (Tucker) Harkey, compiled by Evalyn King
End of Box 6
Series II
Box 7 – Tucker Family
File 1A- "Family History: George Tucker Sr." – 2 of 3 copies, compiled by Evalyn King (1 of 2)
File 1B- "Family History: George Tucker Sr." – 3 of 3 copies, compiled by Evalyn King (2 of 2)
File 2 – Manuscript, "Family History: George Tucker St.", compiled by Evalyn King
File 3 – Tucker Family History-Generations I-IX – Geroge Tucker Sr. and Evalyn King
File 4 – Tucker Family Groups Sheets
File 5 – Tucker Family Research: George Tucker Sr., b. 1740; George Tucker Jr., b. 1765; Lewis Tucker, b. 1797; Duncan Tucker, b. 1813; Jonah Tucker, b. 1856; James Tucker, b. 1840
File 6 – George Tucker Research
File 7 – Tucker Family Research (1984, 1986)
File 8 – Tucker Family Research, compiled by Evalyn King (1991)
File 9 – Tucker Family Research, A-D
File 10- George Tucker Sr. Research
File 11A- Tucker Lineage Research of generations V-VIII
File 11B- Tucker Lineage (2 of 3), (1) Descendants of Robert and William Tucker, (2) Tuckers who settled along the James River in Virginia, (3) Research Notes: Tucker families who were early settlers along the James River
File 11C- Tucker Lineage (3 of 3), Line of Captain Robert Tucker Sr.
File 12- George Tucker; Land grant in Medklenburg Col North Carolina (1784)
End of Box 7
Series II
Box 8 – Tucker Family
File 1 – Tucker Trails through South Side Virginia
File 2 – Tucker Family, Virginia Research
File 3 – Tucker Family, Captain William Tucker
File 4 – Tuckers who settled along the James River in Virginia, 2 copies- comb bound (1704-1765)
File 5 – Research notes: Tucker families who settled along the James River in Virginia
File 6 – Manuscript, Tuckers who settled along the James River in Virginia, (1704-1765
File 7 – Articles from Colonial Homes Magazine, "James River Plantations" and "Early Life Along the James" (Mar.-Apr. 1982)
File 8 – "Tuckers in Virginia, North Carolina, & Georgia", compiled by Jeanette H. Austin of Riverdale, Georgia.
File 9 – "Researching Your Virginia Ancestor", by John Smith, a member of Catawby County Genealogical Society
File 10- Virginia Genealogical Society quarterly, Vol. IX, nos. l & 2, "Tucker Records of Prince George County" (Jan. & Apr. 1971)
File 11- Tucker Research; (1) Prince George Co., Cumberland Parish, Bristol Parish Register, (2) Maps and Marriages, (3) Correspondence
File 12- "Descendants of George Tucker; Mecklenburg/Cabarrus Counties North Carolina", comb-bounded
File 13- Descendants of George Tucker IV; Southside, VA, Mecklenburg Co. North Carolina, Arkansas River Valley
File 14- George Tucker Descendants
End of Box 8
Series II
Box 9 – Tucker Family
File 1 – Research, Mecklenburg Co. – Mecklenburg signers
File 2 – Research papers on descendants of George Tucker Sr. – 1 of 2; (1) Vol. 1, (2) Vol. 2, Family Group Sheets, (3) Thomas Tucker/Frances Epps, (4) Tucker Family – Pope, Arkansas
File 3 – Research papers on descendants of George Tucker Sr. – 2 of 2; (1) Tucker Lineage, 9 generations, (2) LDS microfilm – Howell/Barber, (3) Land Titles, (4) Roseanna Tucker married James Little, (5) Computer Printouts
File 4 – North Carolina Record Research; (1) North Carolina Census 1700-1800, (2) Tucker, Rowan County North Carolina, (3) Early records – North Carolina, Virginia, Prince George County, (4) North Carolina Record – taxes, land, & Census
File 5 – Tucker Family Research (Jacob, James, Joseph)
File 6 – Lewis Tucker – Cabarrus County minute docket, County Court, Division of Estate of Lewis Tucker – page 362-363 (Apr. 1846)
File 7 – Descendants of Captain Robert Tucker
File 8 – Robert [born 1676- died 1750] and William Tucker [born 1691- died?], sons of Robert and Elizabeth (Coleman) Tucker of Southside Virginia (1655-1704)
File 9 – North Carolina Maps
File 10- Tucker Research; I – Virginia, II – Virginia, III – Bermuda
File 11- Tuckers of Bermuda and Virginia and Bermuda travel information
File 12- The Tucker Family of Devon by Michael Wickes, M.A. (1984)
File 13- The Tucker Family of Devon
File 14- (1) Directory of Scots Banished to American Plantations (1650-1775), (2) Transported Jacobite Rebels (1716), (3) List of Scottish Rebel Prisoners transported to America (1746), (4) To Maryland from Overseas (1634)
End of Box 9
Series II
Box 10- Tucker Family
File 1 – Research: Tucker, Verble, Brown, and Linn, compiled by Evalyn King
File 2 – Cagle Family Research – Mecklenburg/Cabarrus counties in North Carolina
File 3 – John Lewis Family of Augusta County Virginia, copied pages of Twelve Virginia Counties – Lewis Family and King's Mountain Info., (1732)
File 4 – Wirble Family, Henry and Margaret, Revolutionary Claim (1828)
File 5 – History of Wachovia in North Carolina (Moravian Church) by John Henry Clewell (reprinted 1991)
File 6 – A Monograph of the New Goschenhopper and Great Swamp Reformed Charge 1731-1881 by C.Z. Weiser, D.D.
File 7 – Church Records of Goschenhopper, reformed church charge (Fischer Family)
File 8 – "The Lynching of Alex Whitley", for death of D.B. Tucker, by David D. Almond Jr. of Albemarle, North Carolina (1883)
File 9 – American Heritage Magazine, see pages 54, 68, 80, and 92 – Articles: Revolutionary and Civil Wars of America
File 10- Civil War Times Magazine: article "Moving The Army Around Lee"-crossing the James River, page 48 (Mar. Apr. 1992)
File 11- George Tucker (born 1745- died 1852, Patriot, Descendants Association, Vol. #1 – Summer 1992, Vol. 17 #3 – Summer 1998, and correspondence
File 12- Kings Landing, New Brunswick, first occupied by American refugees from the Revolutionary War and the Loyalists, and Miscellaneous Articles
File 13- Little Tommy and All the Tuckers, Vol. 1 #4, by Charlotte Robey Tucker (Oct. 1977)
File 14- Little Tommy and All the Tuckers (copy), Vol. 2, published Charlotte M. Tucker (1978)
File 15- Little Tommy and All the Tuckers (copy), Vol. 3, published by Charlotte Tucker (1978)
File 16- National Geographic Society Quarterly, page 27, articles reads "'transported Jacobite Rebels 1716", Vol. 64 #1 (Mar. 1976)
File 17- Two articles from National Geographic Magazines on Wolstenholme Towne, Virginia, (1) "New Clues to an Old Mystery" (Jan. 1982), (2) "First Look at a Lost Virginia Settlement" (June 1979)
End of Box 10
Series II
Box 11– Shinn, Ferguson, Fisher & Little/Love Families
File 1 – "The History of the Shinn Family in Europe in American", comb-bound book, Silas Benjamin Shinn and Elizabeth Little-Shinn and their children (seventh) Generation
File 2 – Shinn Family Research
File 3 – Land documents for Cagle, Little, and Shinn of the Mecklenburg, Rowan and Cabarrus counties in North Carolina
File 4 – The Love Family, (David Love, 1700's) Esther Love was the widow of James Love. She remarried George Tucker.
File 5 – "Family History: Catarina/Catherine Fisher", comb-bound book, born 1795 in Rowan County North Carolina and died 1843 in Cabarrus County North Carolina daughter of John Fisher Sr. and wife of Lewis Tucker
File 6 – Fisher Family Research (documents, abstracts, etc.)
File 7 – Jacob Fisher Lineage (1666)
File 8 – Joseph Fisher Descendants 1695-1784, by Robins Tate (1987)
File 9 – The Jacob Fisher 1727-1958, Vol. 1 2nd edition, compiled by Arthur W. Fisher and Hilbert A. Fisher (1980), 1st edition compiled by James L. Fisher (1959)
File 10- "Family History: Jacob Fisher" comb-bound book – 2 copies, born 1666 in Freinsheim, Palatinate, Germany. Died 1748 in Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery, PA.
File 11- "Family History: Fisher Lineage" (Fisher/Tucker/Harkey/King). Thomas Monroe King married Alice Idell Dunn – parents of Evalyn King
File 12- Correspondence, with Shirley Ferguson Cosney a Harkey Family Descendant
File 13- The Ferguson Family Tree, comb-bound book, by George O. Ferguson, family group papers compiled by Evalyn King
File 14- Logan/Potts Family, Potts Homestead in Pottsville, Arkansas (1930's)
End of Box 11
End of Series II
Box 1 – Maternal: King, Dunn/Crowell
File 1 – Crowell Lineage of Evalyn King: Alice Idell Dunn-King, Robert Allen Dunn, Edyth Crowell-Dunn, Moses Crowell, George Crowell St., Peter Crowell
File 2 – "Bits and Pieces: North Carolina Pioneers", 2 copies of this book are located in Series II, Box 3, File 4, William Deal Sr. (born 1730- died 1807 married Anna Ikerd (born 1736 – 1819) in the year 1755
File 3 – The Dunn Family History, Robert Allen Dunn married Martha Patton
File 4 – Dunn/Crowell Family Research
End of Box 1
Series III
Box 2 – Maternal: Crowell Family
File 1 – Descendants of Peter Crowell, 2 comb-bound books
File 2 – Descendants of Peter Crowell Research (Crowell, Dunn, King)
File 3 – George Crowell Sr. Revolutionary War Ancestor Research (Crowell, Dunn, King)
File 4 – "The George Crowell Family", compiled by Judith Jo Wakeman (1985)
File 5 – Genealogy of the Crowell Family, originally called Cromwell, compiled by Carolyn Crowell (1978)
File 6 – Moses Crowell Sr. and Peter Crowell Research
File 7 – Crowell Family Research (Peter, George Sr., Moses)
File 8 – Crowell Family Research of Cabarrus County North Carolina (Maternal)
File 9 – Montgomery and /Stanley Co. North Carolina, (Records, Census, Land Grants, Tax Lists)
File 10- Miscellaneous Research and Correspondence, Crowell Family
File 11- The William Crowell Family in the United States by Kate Crowell Reese in Chelsea, Alabama
File 12- Crowell Cousins: Descendants of William Crowell and Sons, David, Harris, Colson by Mrs. Darse Malone Fant
File 13- Crowell/Pyron – George Martin Crowell (born 1778) son of Simon, Simon is the brother of George Sr. and William, sons of Peter. He married Elizabeth Pyron Aug. 30, 1804
End of Box 2
Series III
Box 3 – Maternal: Patton Family
File 1 – William Patton (born 1590) in Ferrachi, Scotland
File 2 – Patton Lineage of Evalyn King; William Patton (born 1590), Henry Patton Sr. (b.ca 1625/1630), Henry Patton Jr. (b. ca 1650, Robert Patton (b. ca 1685-1755) Andrew Patton (1735-1790, Robert Patton (ca. 1760-1829, Duncan Patton (ca. 1785-1829), Alfred Patton (1809-1850), John Patton (1835-1863), Martha A. Patton (1861-1942) married Robert A. Dunn, Alice Idell Dunn (1879-1952) married T.H. King, and Evalyn King ) b. 1909)
File 3 – William Patton born 1590 in Ferrachi, Fifeshire, Scotland and Robert Patton (b. 1824-died 1909) forms
File 4 – Descendants of Henry Patton Jr. (born 1650) in Donegal, Ireland, compiled by Evalyn King
File 5A- Family Tree, 1535 – Patton – 3 comb-bound copies; Scotland-Ireland Pennsylvania-Virginia, North Carolina, Illinois, Tennessee, and Arkansas, compiled by Evalyn King (1993)
File 5B- American Lineage of the Patton's Researched by Evalyn King
File 6 – Some of the sons of William Patton Sr. (died 1742); Robert Patton (b. 1710-d. 1772), William Patton, James Patton (b.?- 1776)
File 7 – Eleven generations of descendants from Alexander Patton
File 8 – Research, Robert Patton (born 1753) in Londonderry, Ireland
File 9 – Robert Patton Land Grant 1754 in Chester County Pennsylvania
File 10- Will of Robert Patton (b? – died 1755) in Chester County Pennsylvania
File 11- Wills; Robert Patton – Chester County Pennsylvania 1755, Andrew Patton- Orange County North Carolina 1790, Robert Patton – Summer County Tennessee, 1829
File 12- Robert Patton (b. 1760) – d. 1829) father of, Duncan Patton (b. 1780's- d. before 1820's) father of, Alfred Patton (b. 1809)
File 13- Patton Research in Summer County Tennessee (18th Century
File 14- Patton Family Research, maternal, from Robert, Andrew Patton, Robert Patton, Robert Patton, Duncan Patton, Alfred Patton, John Patton, Martha (Mattie) Patton-Dunn
File 15- The Patton Family Research (Robert, Andrew, John), of Chester County Pennsylvania, Orange County North Carolina, and Summer County Tennessee
File 16- The Patton Family History Research, compiled by Evalyn King
File 17- The Patton Family History: William (b. 1590), Robert (b. 1764, John A.) b. 1835). Martha (b. 1861)
File 18- Research on Lineage of Evalyn King (maternal): Alice Idell-Dunn King (b. 1879), Martha Patton Dunn (b. 1861), John Andrew Patton (b. 1835, Tennessee), Alfred Patton (b. 1809, Tennessee), Duncan (b. 1785) Robert Patton (b.1760, Pennsylvania), Andrew Patton (b. 1735, Pennsylvania. Robert Patton (b. 1685, Ireland), Henry Patton Jr. (b. 1650, Ireland), Henry Patton Sr. (b. 1625, Ireland), and William Patton (b. 1590, Scotland)
File 19- David "Davie" Crockett (b. 1786 – d. 1836) wife Elizabeth Patton (b. about 1786 d. about 1846)
File 20- Patton correspondence concerning Robert Patton (1980-1983)
File 21- Correspondence, Patton Family (June 1984-1996)
File 22- Correspondence and Research, with Ransie Patton Coe (1981-1984)
End of Box 3
Series III
Box 4 – Maternal: Patton Family
File 1A- John Patton and His Descendants, copy, by his great-grandson and oldest living descendant J. W. Patton (1922)
File 1B- Research, John Patton and Descendants
File 2 – Research, John A. Patton – Confederate Soldier
File 3 – James E. Truett (b. 1842), Civil War Soldier in Pope County Arkansas, Company B – 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles (July 1861)
File 4 – Documents, The Patton Family of Orange County North Carolina
File 5 – Earle of Grandville Land Grants, concerning The Patton Family (1761)
File 6 –Information on Pennsylvania Patton Family
File 7 – Research copied from "The Patton's" researched by Springfield, Illinois Patton's
File 8 – County Maps for the State of Pennsylvania
File 9 – The Patton Family in Tennessee
File 10- Wilson County Tennessee Patton's researcher Lillian Jones
File 11- Research of Bill Patton (b. 1838- d. 1917) of Wilson County Tennessee
File 12- Matthew Patton, compiled by Ralph Patton Ring of Lawrence, Tennessee (1983)
File 13- Copied from "Hessian Soldiers in the American Revolution 1776-1783", 1 of 2
File 14- Hessian History Research
File 15- Patton Revolutionary War Soldiers
File 16- Revolutionary War Records Research
End of Box 4
Series III
Box 5 – Maternal: Patton Family
File 1 – Copy of James Patton and the Appalachian Colonist by Patricia Givens Johnson
File 2 – "Civil War and Reconstruction in Pope County Arkansas", (Patton Family reference), comb-bound book, compiled by Evalyn King
File 3 – "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter (Oct. 1971)
File 4 – "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. IV (1978)
File 5 – "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. V #1 (1980)
File 6 – "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. V #2 (1980-1981
File 7 – "Patton Exchange Letter "Newsletter, Vol. V #3
File 8 – "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. V #4
File 9 – "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VI #1 (1981)
File 10- "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VI #2 (1981-1982)
File 11- "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VI #3 (1982)
File 12- "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VI #4 (1982)
File 13- "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VII #1,2
File 14- "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VII #3,4
File 15- "Patton Exchange Letter" Newsletter, Vol. VIII #1,2,3
File 16- Alexander Patton of Haw Old Fields Progeny by Jack Randolph Howard (1980)
File 17- Copeland, Bostick, Patton and Allied Families by Virginia Copeland Jantz (1981)
File 18- William Preston and the Allegheny Patriots by Patricia Givens Johnson (1976)
File 19- Rucker Family Genealogy, with their Ancestors, Descendants and Connections, information on Tucker and Tinsley Family Name, compiled by Sudie Rucker Wood (1932)
End of Box 5
Series III
Box 6 – Maternal: Tinsley Family
File 1 – "Ancestors of John T. Tinsley (b. 1803 or 1804- d. 1880) of Pope County Arkansas', compiled by Evalyn King
File 2 – "Descendants of Edward Tinsley, Sr. (1700-1782) of Essex, Culpepper and Amherst Counties Virginia, some allied families (Rucker, Burford, Vernon, Pendleton, Dawson, Burks, Parks, Teliaferro, and Reynolds), complied by Evalyn King (1986)
File 3 – Correspondence and Research, Tinsley Family
File 4 – Tinsley Family Research (Tinsley, Patton, Dunn, King)
End of Box 6
End of Series III
Box 1 – DAR Research: Persis Brown/Lovely
File 1 – Persis Lovely Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Russellville, Arkansas (organized Sept. 14, 1985)
File 2 – Yearbooks, Persis Lovely Chapter 6-058-AR, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (1989-2001)
File 3A- National Bylaws and DAR Handbook of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (1984)
File 3B- National Bylaws and DAR Handbook of the National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution (1987)
File 4 – Calendars (6), National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (1989-1993, 1995)
File 5 – "Madonna of the Trail", 12 Statutes erected by NSDAR (c. 1920's)
File 6 – Daughters of the American Revolution Arkansas State Society Newsletter (Nov. 1985- Aug. 1993)
File 7 – Magazines, Daughters of the American Revolution (Jul. 1997, 1998, 2000)
File 8 – A Time and a Place in the Life of Persis Brown Lovely, compiled by Evalyn King (1986)
File 9 – A supplement to: A Time and a Place In the Life of Persis Brown Lovely, compiled by Evalyn King, 3 copies (1986)
File 10- A supplement to: A Time and Place In the Life of Persis Brown Lovely, compiled by Evalyn King, 3 copies (1986)
File 11- Manuscript and research papers for book, A Time and a Place In the Life of Persis Brown Lovely, compiled by Evalyn King (1986)
File 12- Correspondence with Mrs. Karl (Mary) Kuckelman concerning A Time and A Place in the Life of Persis Brown Lovely, by Evalyn King (1987)
File 13- Correspondence (1980-1992)
File 14- Newspaper Clippings (1983-1992)
File 15- Newspapers, "The Arkansas News", a newspaper history published by The Old State House (1984-1988 and 1991-1992)
File 16- Miscellaneous Material – Information of Persis Lovely (DAR), and DAR material – American Heritage – Retired Teachers Association
End of Box 1
Series IV
Box 2 – NSDAR: Application & Research
File 1 – Pamphlet, "Tracing Your Roots", by F. Wilbur Helmbold
File 2 – National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) Application for Membership and proof of Lineage for Evalyn Kint through Lewis Tucker – Eliza (Tucker) Harkey-Martha (Harkey) King-Evalyn King
File 3 – Early work on the DAR Application for Membership
File 4 – Genealogical Research for DAR Membership
File 5 – DAR Application Material
File 6 – Evalyn King's Revolutionary War Ancestors (NSDAR)
File 7 – NSDAR Supplemental Papers on William Deal for Evalyn King membership
File 8 – NSDAR Supplement papers on George Tucker (Revolutionary Ancestor) for Evalyn King Membership
File 9 – NSDAR Supplemental papers on George Crowell for Evalyn King membership
File 10- George Crowell Supplemental descendant of Evalyn King National N. 694950 Persis Lovely Chapter NSDAR Arkansas
File 11- NSDAR Supplemental papers on Edward Tinsley for Evalyn King's Membership
File 12- Miscellaneous NSDAR Support
File 13- Robert Patton (b. 1736- d. 1832) Research from DAR Applications
File 14- John Patton (b. 1728- d. 1809) Research from DAR Applications of Cornelia Egan
File 15- North Carolina Revolutionary War Records Researched by Rosemary Richardson
File 16- Iredell County Deed Abstracts and old Church Cemeteries Research, copied (1797-1822)
File 17- Abstract of Deeds, Abstract of Land Grants, and Vacant Land Entries, Copied, of Rowan County North Carolina (1753-1789)
File 18- Abstract of minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Vol. 1 (1753-1762), Vol. 2 (1763-1774), Vol. 3 (1775-1789), copied, information on King, Ledford, Tucker, Fisher, and Crowell Family Lines
File 19- The Overmountain Men: Battle of King's Mountain – Cumberland Decade – State of Franklin Southwest Territory, name of soldiers only, by Pat Alderman (1970 & 1986)
File 20- Tryon County North Carolina Crown Docket (July 1769-Apr. 1776, State Docket (Oct. 1777- Jan. 1779), Lincoln County North Carolina (Apr. 1779-Apr. 1780, reprinted from Bulletin of The Genealogical Society of Old Tryon County Inc.
End of Box 2
Series IV
Box 3 – Books: DAR Research
File 1 – Information on Genealogical Research
File 2 – DAR Library Catalog, Vol. 1, 2nd Revised Edition (1983)
File 3 – DAR Library Catalog, Vol. One Supplemental, "Family Histories and Genealogies" (1984)
File 4 – King's Mountain and It's Heroes: History of The Battle of King's Mountain, Oct. 7th 1780 and events which led to it, comb-bound copy, by Lyman C. Draper, LL.D. (1881)
File 5 – The Von Lossberg Regiment: A Chronicle of Hessian Participation in the American Revolution, by Robert Oakley Slagle-1925 (reproduced 1965)
File 6 – The Loyalists of New Brunswick by Esther Clark Wright, comb-bound copy
File 7 – The Loyalists in North Carolina During the Revolution by Robert O. DeMond, comb-bound copy (1964)
File 8 – The Loyalist Experience in North Carolina by Carole Watterson Troxler (1976)
File 9 – The Hessian View of American 1776-1783 by Ernest Kipping (1971)
File 10- The Narrative of Col. David Fanning (Loyalist Leader) by Lindley S. Butler (1981)
File 11- The Yorktown Campaign and the Surrender of Cornwallis 1781 by Henry P. Johnston (1881, reprinted 1973)
File 12- Muster Rolls and Prisoner of War Lists in American Archival Collections Pertaining to German Mercenary Troops Who Served wit British Forces During the American Revolution, German-American Genealogical Research Monograph No. 3 – Part 1 0f 3, by Clifford Neal Smith (1976)
File 13- Mercenaries from Hessen-Hanau, German-American Genealogical Research Monograph No. 5, by Clifford Neal Smith (1976)
File 14- Veroffentlichungen Der Archivschule Marburg – Institut Fur Archivwissenschart, No. 10, Hessische Truppen Im Americanischen Unabhangigkeitskrieg (Hetrina) Index Nach Famlliennamen Bd. II (Marburg 1974)
File 15- Veroffentlichungen Der Archivschule Marburg – Institut Fur Archivwissenschaft, No. 10, Hessische Truppen Im Americanischen Unabhangigkeitskrieg (Hetrina) Index Nach Famlliennamen Bd. II (Margurg 1974)
File 16- Hessen Und Die Amerikanische Revolution 1776, Ausstellung der Hessischen Staatsarchive 1776 Revolution und demokratischer in der hessischen Geschidhte
End of Box 3
End of Series IV
Box 1
File 1 – Evalyn King Education Information
File 2 – Accomplishments of Evalyn King
File 3 – Mrs. George Morris Diploma
File 4 – Memories of Thomas King and Photo of Elijah King and Martha Harkey gravestone
File 5 – Copies of Family Records
File 6 – A Look at the Logans
File 7 – Geology field trips and fact sheets
File 8 – Geology test and worksheets
File 9 – Republic of Mexico maps and Information
File 10- Scientific Names of Grasses and Vegetation
File 11- Travels to the Ozark and Northwest
File 12- Names of various plants Identified
File 13- Dan Dipert Tours and Receipts
File 14- Grants of David Harkey
File 15- Lynching of Alec Whitley
File 16- Miscellaneous
File 17- Audbon Camp of Wisconsin
File 18- Newspaper articles of Early Arkansas Pioneering
File 19- Pope County History Quarterly 1993-1998
File 20- Pope County History Quarterly Short Stores
File 21- Pope Counties Formation's and School Districts
File 22- Pope County once supported a Prairie
End of Box 1
Series V
Box 2
File 1 – Arkansas Historical land owners
File 2 – Historical Quarterly Articles
File 3 – Arkansas Historical Quarterly stories
File 4 – Civil War Reconstruction in Pope County, Arkansas
File 5 – Building the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroads
File 6 – John Bynum Political Stories
File 7 – Bird watching Articles
File 8 – Cherished Memories of Mrs. JM King
File 9 – Book Tucker Trails Through Southside Virginia by B. DeRoy Beale
File 10- Book They Sought a Land: A Settlement In The Arkansas River Valley 1840-1870 by William Oates Ragsdale
File 11- Mexico National Science Foundation Institute (1959)
File 12- American Barns and Covered Bridges by Eric Sloane
File 13- The Lees and Kings of Virgina and North Carolina by Reba Shropshire Wilson and Betty Shropshire Glover
File 14- The National Geographic Magazine, June 1916, June 1917, June 1924, May 1925, July 1925, August 1939, September 1951, and April 1984.
File 15- Biography of Cephas and Washburn Family
File 16- Travels to Louisiana, Virginia, Oklahoma and Wisconsin
End Box 2
Series V
Box 3
File 1 – Colorado and New Mexico Travels scrapbook
File 2 – Evalyn King Family and travels
File 3 – Scrapbook of Canada
File 4 – Scrapbook of Missouri
File 5 – Scrapbook of Northern State travel
File 6 – Travel to New England and New Mexico
End of Box 3
Series V
Box 4
File 1 – Autumn in the New England States
File 2 – Autumn in the New England States Part 2
File 3 – Pope County historical information and Information
File 4 – Pope County Wagon Train Journey
File 5 – Pope County Historical Sites and Information
File 6 – Newspaper articles 1980s to 1990s
File 7 – Scrapbook of Arkansas 1975-1976
End of Box 4
Series V
Box 5
File 1 – Scrapbook on death and funerals
File 2 – Travels to Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee
File 3 – Travels to Mississippi
File 4 – Travels to the Northeast
File 5 – Family and personal photographs of Evalyn King
End of Box 5
Series V
Box 6
File 1 – Map of Africa
File 2 – Map of the Alps
File 3 – Maps of America A-C
File 4 – Maps of America D-M
File 5 – Maps of America N-O
File 6 – Maps of America P-W
File 7 – Map of Antarctica
File 8 – Map of China
File 9 – Maps of the Constellation
File 10- Map of the Middle East
File 11- Map of the Nile Valley
File 12- Maps of Oceans
File 13- Map of Spain
File 14- Map of Vietnam
File 15- Map of the Top of the World and U.S.S.R.
File 16- Maps of the Worlds Whales
File 17- National Geographic World Maps
End of Box 6
End of Series V
End of Collection


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But, with just 25 games – 16 of which will be played on the road – left in the season and the Carolina Hurricanes sitting five points out of a Metropolitan Division playoff spot with games in hand, the team's upcoming season-long, five-game road swing could very well be a season-defining trip.
"We're jumping right into it," head coach Kirk Muller said. "This is a huge road trip for us to start off."
"When you look at it, five-game segments are pretty important any way you look at it – first five, last five, somewhere in the middle," defenseman Jay Harrison said. "No doubt, it's a crucial part of the season not unlike any other."
As has been the case for the Hurricanes, though, they aren't framing it as a whole but rather tackling each individual game one day at a time.
"We want it to be a good trip. Our main focus here is going to be day-by-day as we go down the stretch," forward Eric Staal said. "I don't think we're going to worry about the big picture because that's not going to help us."
"I think the best way to look at it is to look at it as five one-game road trips and approach each game with what we can control and what we can do, and not worry about the long-term trends," Harrison said. "You can only win one at a time."
"We're not going to throw numbers at them of what we feel the magic number is going to be to make it," Muller said. "We just have to focus on every day, one day at a time, whether it's a practice or a game."
But for argument's sake, let's consider what it might take to qualify for the postseason, something the coaching staff has already calculated internally. Currently, the Philadelphia Flyers, who occupy the third and final divisional playoff spot (in this case, let's ignore the wild card factor, as spots could be claimed by teams in either division), are on pace for about 92 points. 93 points, then, would be a reasonable playoff-qualifying point total. The Canes sit with 61 points, which means they would need 32 points (a 16-9-0 record, or some combination of that) in the final 25 games.
"It's crucial. We're looking at somewhere around 94 points … to get into the playoffs. In saying that, you can just do the math," Muller said. "We've got to get off to a good start. We have to feel good about ourselves. We're fresh, and for the first time in a while we're all healthy."
"We know we've got a lot of hockey. It's going to be important to get our rest when we need it and put it all out there. We've missed the playoffs here as an organization too many times in the recent years, and we want to push and give everything we have here to give the fans an opportunity to see a playoff game," goaltender Cam Ward said. "We know anything can happen once you're in the playoffs. It's just a matter of getting in."
With that in mind, the Canes have utilized practice time over the last five days to prepare for their frantically-paced playoff push, which will feature 25 games over a 48-day period.
"First and foremost it was just about getting the pace and lungs back with some work off ice as well. Today, we got some more bodies back so we did a little bit more system stuff," Staal said. "The biggest thing for the next 25 games for us and every team is the detail part of the game – the defensive side, the little bit extra you need to have to get wins and get points."
"Hats off to the guys. They came back ready to go mentally and physically, and we worked on some areas we wanted to address to take us into this … part of the season," Muller said. "A couple tweaks here and there, but all in all, it's going to be a real commitment from everybody to take part."
"Ft. Bragg was a special event. We were away for a couple of weeks doing our own thing, catching up with our families and resting the body, but to be able to come back and do a team event like that at Ft. Bragg really brought the guys back together," Ward said. "We learned so much about team and effort, and there are lessons there we can use as a team going down the stretch run."
Considering the team element, Muller said the Hurricanes will need contributions from everyone down the stretch in order to be successful: they can't rely on one line to score goals or one line to play defense or one goaltender to win games.
"The big key is everyone is going to have to have a contribution to the team and a purpose. When you have that many games in March, your big boys are going to have to be your best players, but your other guys – (Riley) Nash, (Drayson) Bowman, (Elias) Lindy (Lindholm), Radek (Dvorak) and these guys – are all going to have to have a good role," Muller said. "We need two goalies. Our schedule gave us a chance to do it before. [Khudobin] was hot, player of the month. It's different now. We've just got too many games, and every game is going to be big. We're going to need more than six D, more than 12 forwards and more than one goalie if we're going to make a run at it, especially through March."
The stage is set: five games, five cities, three states and eight days with the trade deadline (March 5 at 3 p.m.) looming large at the finish line of the road trip. It's only five games, a small segment of a much larger marathon, but it could be significant in how the remainder of the season plays out.
"We know what's ahead, and we're excited about that challenge and opportunity," Staal said. "We've put ourselves in a position to be in the mix with a lot of teams to get to the playoffs, and now it's about executing here down the stretch."
"We're on the cusp on something," Harrison said. "It's attainable, and it's within our grasps. But it requires the confidence to go out and actually reach it, grasp it and take it. It won't be handed to us, and it won't fall into our laps. Assertiveness and confidence is going to be paramount throughout the whole drive and not letting that wane in any way possible, regardless of the circumstances."


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Degradation of Aflatoxin B1 during the Fermentation of Alcoholic Beverages
AbstractAflatoxin B1 (AFB1) is a contaminant of grain and fruit and has one of the highest levels of carcinogenicity of any natural toxin. AFB1 and the fungi that produce it can also contaminate the raw materials used for beer and wine manufacture, such as corn and grapes. Therefore, brewers must ensure strict monitoring to reduce the risk of contamination. In this study, the fate of AFB1 during the fermentation process was investigated using laboratory-scale bottom and top beer fermentation and wine fermentation. During fermentation, cool wort beer samples and wine must samples were artificially spiked with AFB1 and the levels of AFB1 remaining after fermentation were analyzed. AFB1 levels were unchanged during both types of fermentation used for beer but were reduced to 30% of their initial concentration in wine. Differential analysis of the spiked and unspiked wine samples showed that the degradation compound was AFB2a, a hydrated derivative of AFB1. Thus, the results showed that the risk of AFB1 carryover was still present for both types of beer fermentation but was reduced in the case of wine fermentation because of hydration. View Full-Text
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Isle of Thunder Day 3 - 60% Unlocked (Stage 1)
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Today we continue our interviews recap with an interview with Tom Chilton by Twizzcast!
- Scaling down gear and character stats for old content is on the list of things that would be nice to do, it is just a matter of when there will be time to do it.
- Plans for how the patches will end up are still flexible at the start of an expansion, but there is still a roadmap of what Blizzard would like to accomplish throughout the expansion.
- There is usually a very light amount of planning for the next three expansions. This is limited to what they would be about, the theme, and some of the major features. Plans usually end up changing, so not a lot of time is spent on it.
- Isle of the Thunder King and Lei Shen were already planned out a year ago. Blizzard started actively working on Patch 5.2 five months ago, fleshing out details and deciding what features will be included.
- During the process of working on a patch things are often added that are not planned far ahead of time. For example, the Brawler's Guild was just an idea that came up while working on Patch 5.1.
- Patch 5.2 made some changes intended to make it reasonable for players to catch up with others. The secondary effect is making it somewhat easier to maintain alts.
No Flying for Leveling Alts in Pandaria
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Bush Tennis Center on track for August opening
Published 3:59 am, Tuesday, May 1, 2012
With courts under way, a pro shop in the works and light poles already up, the Bush Tennis Center is on track to open its doors in three months.
"This facility gives tennis a new look in the city of Midland," said Blade Van Stavern, president of the center's board.
Van Stavern and Luis Valdez, executive director, said they're working on fundraising for the last items needed to open up Phase I of the tennis center. Then, they will continue looking toward the subsequent five phases planned for the facility being built near Briarwood Avenue and Holiday Hill Road.
"We're on schedule and could open to the public Aug. 1," Valdez said.
When the board first began discussing construction, Valdez said it had hoped to have at least part of the facilities open this month. However, he said construction is well on its way and the facility will be ready in August, as was anticipated in 2010 when the center officially was named for the Bush family.
The first phase of the tennis center will include 18 full-size lighted courts, one full-size lighted stadium court, an education room, a pro shop/office area and eight QuickStart courts, or half-size courts that can be used for people new to the game, Valdez said.
The center will be open to the public and offer memberships of varying levels and daily or hourly passes for those who want to play only a few times.
Valdez said scholarships are available to students in need. After-school and outreach programs already in place also will continue with the center.
Since starting its outreach program with Casa de Amigos in 1996, Valdez said he and tennis center staff have worked with more than 13,000 kids both at Casa and at other nonprofits and schools.
Teaching tennis shows children the importance of physical activity while also instilling in them self-confidence and a work ethic, among other important character traits, he said.
"We consider tennis a sport, but to us it's also a way to address life's challenges," he said.
The education room also will allow the after-school program to grow by creating a space for tutoring and other activities, Valdez said.
It's anticipated the first phase of the tennis center will cost about $8 million, Van Stavern said. The "bricks and mortar" elements already have been covered and the board now are working to raise funds for ball machines, wind screens and other necessary, non-fixed items, he said.
Phase II will include eight covered courts that will be constructed in two sets of four. It's estimated $3 million will be needed for that addition, Van Stavern said.
Anything built at the Bush Tennis Center is paid for by private funds donated by individuals, foundations or companies, he said.
Initially, the Bush Tennis Center -- then known as the Midland Tennis Center -- had been planned for Beal Park where it would have opened in partnership with the city. However, it later was agreed the center would function better as a private, facility and it has continued as such.
Van Stavern said the tennis center board and staff hope to reach individuals and families in Midland, Odessa and the surrounding communities with the sport of tennis. Once completed, the center will be the only one of its kind in this region and should help make the game available to all sectors of the community, he said.
"It really does give tennis a breath of fresh air in the city of Midland," Van Stavern said.
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Sandro Hawke wrote: > (This message is likely to be controversial among the RDF folks, but I > think it's important. It may also not be something we can agree on -- > other Semantic Web working groups have been challenged by this -- but > let me at least try to make the case.) > > In http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/wg/wiki/Arch/RDF, Jos writes: >> Furthermore, this data set has a particular entailment regime >> associated with it (e.g. simple, RDF, RDFS). >> >> rif:rdfEntailmentRegime a rdf:Property ; >> rdfs:domain rif:RuleSet ; >> rdfs:range rif:RDFEntailmentRegime . > > If I understand this approach correctly, I'm afraid I have to disagree > with it. RDF entailment regimes should *not* be specified. It's a key > element of the architecture of the Semantic Web that semantics are > implied by the vocabulary in use, instead of being explicitely named. Interesting. Where is this written down? On the telecon we discussed that part of the proposal and I thought we agreed to change it, that the entailmentRegime should be an attribute of the ruleset rather than the dataset. At least that's what I was suggesting and I thought Jos agreed and no one else objected. Does that address your issue? As discussed in the parallel thread with Jos and Axel I would prefer to do that by providing an import mechanism rather than metadata. So that a rule set where one wanted to process RDF data and assume RDFS semantics could be something like: <rif:RuleSet> <rif:import uri="http://www.w3.org/2007/rif#RDFSruleset.rif" /> ... rules ... </rif:RuleSet> However, if that were done indirectly via ruleset metadata that would be OK too (I can make arguments both ways round if you like :-)). If neither ruleset import nor ruleset metadata are acceptable to you what's the alternative? > This is for exactly the same reason I argued that RIF documents should > not be labeled with a dialect identifier, unless it's just a > suggestion/hint; it provides backward compatibility. I hadn't twigged that's what you were after. I think dialect metadata is at least needed as a hint ("ah this rule set is supposed to be in dialect D, I'm sure I had a D processor around here somewhere, I'll try that one first"). > The idea, though, is that you use all the entailment regimes which are > defined for the vocabulary in use. So for an RDF/XML document that uses > no RDFS or OWL terms, RDF entailment applies. If you use RDFS terms, > RDFS entailment applies. If you use OWL terms, OWL entailment applies. > > At a high enough level, this is equivalent to just using all the > entailment regimes you can. I know for people concerned with > theoretical properties of logics, this is painful, and it does present > some challenges. But if there's a case where this approach is a real > problem to users, I'd like to hear about it. I don't think this is workable in practice. Applications need control over which entailment regime to apply for many reasons. Consider writing an OWL editor, my editor wants to treat the RDF making up the OWL as plain triples when it is editing. Consider checkers such as Jena's Eyeball, it proves useful to be able to check that all things used as classes are defined as such, if you always had RDFS inference on you couldn't do that. Consider applications wishing to make performance trade-offs. I can assure you that if in Jena we took away the ability to choose inference level separately from content we would have major user support problems. However, this last part seems like a more general semantic web discussion that should be off the RIF list. Dave -- Hewlett-Packard Limited Registered Office: Cain Road, Bracknell, Berks RG12 1HN Registered No: 690597 EnglandReceived on Wednesday, 4 July 2007 16:48:27 UTC
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|Mayor Greg Ballard and Wife Winnie Ballard
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The IndyStar reports that, as Ballard leaves office, he enjoys a 65 percent approval rating. That doesn't surprise me. If the question was asked in a certain way, I'd say I'd approve of Mayor Ballard.
He has been largely successful in putting his personal story out there as a good-hearted family man who loves his city. I don't take issue with that description of him. He is a good man who loves his family dearly. It's a part of who he is, and I salute him for keeping his family and wife, Winnie, first in a job where they can often fall down the priority list.
I get off the Ballard bus and bandwagon when it comes to talk about his skills as a uniter and the idea that he was somehow not political. I believe he fell horribly short in this regard.
Often, Ballard would push forth his own agenda with little input or little care for what those on both sides of the aisle in the City-County Council would think. When Council members would stand up and be counted, he would claim they were being overly political or obstructionist. Republicans who crossed him would find themselves in political timeout. Democrats would be lambasted in the press or accosted by the Mayor.
When you stack up Ballard's accomplishments, most remain either controversial or built on the back of the Bart Peterson Administration. He'll largely be remembered for the selling of public assets such as the city's parking meters and water/sewer utilities and rammed-through deals like Blue Indy and the Freedom Fleet. His accomplishments include a variety of redevelopment initiatives. Perhaps the biggest is the Cummins Complex on half of the old MSA site. Ballard also greatly increased the Mayor's power by the silent backing of SEA 621 which took some power from the County Commissioners and the Council and handed it to the Mayor The Mayor was also successful during the whole RFRA blow up in standing up for what was right. Indy welcomed all.
I've been told the city's books are about to blow up and may reveal that Ballard's "honestly-balanced" budgets weren't so balanced. That remains to be seen.
When I look back at eight years ago, I set low expectations for Mayor Greg Ballard. He managed to exceed those low expectations, for whatever it's worth.
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The picture is of Mayor-Elect Joe Hogsett sitting down with City-County Councillors of both parties for dinner. These sorts of things just simply did not happen in the Ballard Administration, and it's my hope that they continue.
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