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It's a very nice kitchen. XD It comes with all the basic necessities. A fridge with food, drinks, a dishwasher, plates and a table. ((Forgot to add this in!)4/23/2007 #1
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Deacon made a bee-line for the kitchen. Grabbing the bottle of Jack Daniels, the nice flight attendant had slipped him, and some ice he sat at the table. As he poured himself long shots he almost laughed, "So much for never wallowing in self pity again." He murmured before taking two shots in a row. He grabbed out his wallet where he kept a the last ever picture of them all together, before Kara left. Kara was wearing his shirt because they'd thrown her in Mac's pool fully clothed. She'd shooed off all of their girlfriends saying that they were *her* boys.. and they could stand on the side while *she* got a picture with her 'boys'. The girls hated her. Right now... he felt like HE hated her. 'I bet Serena thinks I'm a real jack*ss' He thought to himself, not bothering with the shot glass as his aim became affected by the alcohol, he took a swig. He continued to drink in the dark, by himself.4/28/2007 #2
A light switched on. "Deacon? Deacon, what in the hell are you doing?" Richie stood at the door, looking shocked at his dormmate. He and Serena had come back to the dorm and had decided to watch movies to wind down. Serena was picking out a movie, (absentmindedly, Richie had noticed, but he didn't ask what she was thinking about) so Richie went to go grab snacks to chow on. Any thoughts of a movie had been wiped out of Richie's mind when he took in Deacon's bloodshot eyes. He was drunk.4/28/2007 . Edited 4/28/2007 #3
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Deaacon's eyes had to adjust to the lighting, he blinked at Richie... his eyes narrowing before a bright feverish smile replaced his scowl. "I'm re-aquainting myself with a REAL old friend, Richie (which sounded a bit more like Rishie) meet Jack. Jack? Rishie." He took another swig of the half empty bottle. A laugh, if you could call it that, escaped his throat; the sound emitted was harsh, cold and bone-chilling. "Now can you turn the light back off, while I talk to Jack..?" Deacon was a sociable drunk at parties or when having a good time, but when he drank by himself (which was usually to numb a feeling that god forbid he feel, because Deacon was too "solid" to have feelings other than lust and pride... the author being sarcastic here) he was bitter and sarcastic. However his brain was a bit sloshed by now and his tongue loose, "You know.. I once loved her in more than a sister way.." He was talking more to himself, "but what do I know about love? I'm supposed to only care about a girl in the sack.." The rest was incoherent.. he smiled blankly at the other guy, trying not to think about Richie's sister. "You're a good guy, man... I'm really shorry about, shtuff."4/28/2007 #4
Richie's eyes widened. So he WAS right about Deacon having old feelings for Kara. Well this complicated things a bit. Deacon continued to rant something incoherent and Richie frowned. 'Damn this bitter drunk,' He wanted to wring his neck and tell him there were worse things in the world. But he took a deep breath and spoke up. "Man, you are drunk out of your mind." He stretched his hand out. "Give me the bottle. Right now."4/28/2007 . Edited 4/28/2007 #5
|Enigmatic Night
"I don't think I want to part with Jack right now... we are TALKING." Deacon muttered. Thoughts of Kara things unsaid and undone were replaced by guilt... "I bought him the alcohol you know.. cuz the legal drinking age back home is 18.. none of this 21 bullsh*t. So he drank and he cried and when he wen tto sleep I didn't think much of it.. because I WAS supervising him.. but he didn't wake up.. and he'd.." Deacon's drunk mind slipped as he choked on his words, "he'd vomitted and it got stuck in his throat, he'd nearly as- as.." he thought about what the doctor had said.. his inebriated mind taking it's time to come to the word, "asphyxiated to death." He took another swig, "So I don't want to remember sitting by his bedside as he blamed Kara for something I could have prevented." He raised the bottle in salutation to Richie.4/28/2007 #6
Richie's eyes widened. He...He was talking about Tiny, he supposed. Poor kid. He was blaming himself for an accident. "Deacon, you-you didn't know," Richie tried to comfort him. "It's not your fault- but...look, just give me the bottle." Argh, that's it, he was going to get Serena. He was no good at comforting people in this situation. "SERENA!" He hollered out of the kitchen. *** Serena sat up when she heard her name being called. Richie yelled her name again and she stood up, heading towards the kitchen, where Richie was still in the doorway. "What? Richie, what's wrong?" She asked worriedly. "It's Deacon..." He muttered. "He's drunk out of his mind and he's not giving up the bottle. He's talking about...their friend Tiny." Serena quickly pushed aside Richie, and stepped into the kitchen. "Deacon?" Her wide eyes stared at him. "What are you DOING?" Richie watched his sister approach the drunken male cautiously. He kept his guard, he didn't know what would happen, if Deacon got pissed off.4/28/2007 . Edited 4/28/2007 #7
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Deacon covered his ears as Richie yelled out for Serena. "Ow.." Right about now he wasn't too fond of loud noises, then... "Deacon? What are you DOING?" He winced, that was LOUD. "I'm sitting at a table." He smiled dazedly at Serena, wow she's really pretty.. he thought... he cocked his head to the side, and angry looking.4/28/2007 #8
"Deacon, give me that bottle RIGHT NOW." Serena ordered, sticking her hand out. "This isn't going to help you!" Her eyebrows furrowed and she bit her lip in concentration as she stared him down. Richie winced at his sister's tone and willed for Deacon to just hand over the Jack Daniels.4/28/2007 #9
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"Why?" He asked innocently. He looked from Serena to the bottle, from the bottle to Serena. "Can't I just finish my conversation with him?"4/28/2007 #10
"Give it to me right now!" She shrilled at him, her eyes darkening. Richie winced again. "Deacon, please, just put down the bottle," Richie tried to reason with him. "This isn't going to solve anything."4/28/2007 . Edited 4/28/2007 #11
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Deacon put the bottle down, "See? Wanna see me pick it up?" His eyes were feverish, his head cluttered... the alcohol was the only thing that cleared it.4/28/2007 #12
"No," Richie and Serena said together. She took another step forward. "Come on, let us take you back to the dorm," She had softened once he had put down the bottle and she got a better look at his bloodshot eyes. She placed her hand over his. "Please, Deacon, you're scaring me." She whispered.4/28/2007 #13
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He looked down at her hand over his. "I don't want to scare you." He responded. "But... I don't want to feel anything right now..." He blinked, "Jack's the only one that can help me." He looked up at Richie, then to Serena before him, "You guys are great... a bloke like me doesn't deserve mates like yous."4/28/2007 #14
"Deacon..." Serena gripped onto his hand. "Please, I'm begging you, just come. I WANT you to come with ME." Her blue eyes clashed against his. Richie discreetly walked up and took the Jack Daniels away from the table and poured the rest of it down the sink. He chose to stay silent to what Serena had said, knowing she was just trying to help.4/28/2007 #15
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He tried to stare her down, but the intensity won him over. "Alright, alright.." He went to grab the bottle to hand it over, but it was empty. Thinking he'd finished it before they could take it from him, he smiled. "You can HAVE it." He stood up unsteadily. "I don't know why you guys care, I nearly killed someone." He muttered, discarding Richie's earlier words of it being an accident. It was what everyone said to him, didn't take the guilt away.4/28/2007 #16
Serena breathed a sigh of relief. "Richie, help me get him back to the room." She wrapped one arm around his waist and Richie went to the other side to throw Deacon's arm over his shoulder and they helped him to walk back to the dorm. "I don't know why you guys care, I nearly killed someone." "No, you didn't, it was an accident," Richie insisted again as he tried to keep Deacon steady.4/28/2007 #17
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"Whatever." He muttered bitterly. "If I were to tell Kara I was there while Tiny was choking in his sleep, she'd kill me." He wrapped an arm around Serena, not knowing that he was squeezing her a little too tightly. His other arm over Richie's shoulder, "Rishie's..." he smiled at him. "You're a funny guy."4/28/2007 . Edited 4/28/2007 #18
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Serena skipped into the kitchen with a grin on her face. "They are so cute!" She squealed. "So clueless, but she needs to come back more! Isn't she adorable Deacon? Perfect for my baby brother." She jumped up onto the counter and grinned happily at Deacon. "Richie needs a girl," She said informatively.4/30/2007 #20
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"Hmmm. You know I was enjoying watching her squirm before you made me leave. It was hilarious." He mused to himself, "Richie's obliviousness was kinda funny too." He looked over at her on the counter, as he leaned on the fridge, "You aren't going to force anything on them are you?" He asked with his eyebrow raised inquisitively.4/30/2007 #21
"Oh, you're evil," she teased. "No, I'm not going to force anything onto them...I still need to assess this girl and see if I like her." Then she mockingly purred at him, "Besides...I only force myself on you, dear." She giggled before hopping down from the counter and turning to the cupboards. She wasn't joking when she said she was going to cook. Her stomach was crying out "FEEED ME!" and if she didn't eat soon, she was not going to be a happy girl.4/30/2007 #22
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"Aren't you just the predator." He mused, as he opened the fridge to get out something to eat. "She seemed a little.. deer-like behind the glasses.. her eyes were huge as we walked out." He walked over to grab himself a bowl, "I think she was a little scared.. and you left her alone with the big bad Richie. I'm evil aye?"4/30/2007 #23
"Well, he was screaming at me last time she saw us," Serena replied sardonically as she pulled out a bag of flour, a bowl and a spoon, setting them on the table. "I would be surprised if she wasn't a bit nervous." She bent down to search through the bottom cupboards before pulling out a pan and setting it on top of the stove. "And yes, you are evil. You've put a spell on me to make me lust for you!" She stuck her tongue out at him and grinned before sticking her head in the cupboards again.4/30/2007 . Edited 4/30/2007 #24
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"Lust I can do... spells? Too perplexing for me." He walked past with his bowl pausing to tickle her. "If anyone's a spellcaster it's you.. you're a temptress.. a seductress..." He growled as he attacked her sides with his hands.4/30/2007 #25
Serena squealed with laughter. "I am no spellcaster!" She protested, throwing her head back in laughter. " How am I a seduct-gah! No!*giggles* Let-me-Agh-stop!" She weakly pushed at his hands, "Dea-*more laughter*con, stop!"4/30/2007 #26
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"Hmm I don't think so.. unless you call me extremely irresistibly sexy." He smirked as he continued to tickle her.4/30/2007 #27
"Stop-tickling me...and I'll say-any-thing!" Serena wheezed, her sides hurting from the tickling abuse she was enduring.4/30/2007 #28
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"Say it.." He drawled, close to her ear. "Muahahahahahahaha" He grinned, as she squirmed.4/30/2007 #29
"Deacon is-*choked laughter*-ex-tremely-haha,irresistibly-*squeals*sexy!" She squirmed some more and smacked at his hands. "Enough! Hahaha, owww..ha ha!" She giggled weakly.4/30/2007 #30
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Hey everyone, just mastered pikes (again) and i thought id share a few tips I have on grinding it all. The following steps are how to GRIND a certain box effectively, not how to grind after youve gotten it. Enjoy ............................................................................................Polearms 1......................................................................... Here, just buy a woodstaff (or take the one given to you by your newbie helper droid) off the bazaar, youll be destroying it in a few minutes anyways so dont worry about stats. Personally, i did polearms 1-3 outside coronet w/o buffs and i suggest the same. Its easiest to target the "corellian butterfly drones" for this box as they go down faster than the others, dont use specials here, just use auto-attack and youll be lvl'd in no time. Some may suggest meatlumps/ragtag spawns, however for this first box I had hard time hitting the ones that went TKA or fencer and could dodge 3/4 of my attacks. The attack "Berserk" is also a good method for the first 2 boxes, so if you're having troubles with this way give it a try..............................................................................................Polearms 2.......................................................................... Here, a good quality metal staff is most important. I did it with a 4.4spd 80-160dmg one and it worked nicely..... To make the further steps easier stock up on some +33% mind cost +15% attack speed melee powerups (in crates).. then just go kill meatlumps/ragtags. remember after you kill one *LOOT IT*. That way another will spawn and you can rake the xp in very fast. here Polearmhit 1 is your best friend..............................................................................................Polearms 3........................................................................... Personally, this box for me took the longest. I just used the same tactics as Polearms 2 for the entire thing. ragtags and any large spawns of butterflies around that you can find, it takes a while but it REALLY pays off to get it done fast. It is possible to do all of polearms AFK using macros, but i dont want to post any, as macros are sometimes hard for newer players to get the hang of AND I discourage AFK grinding *REMEMBER TO BE USING THOSE POWERUPS THAT YOU BOUGHT!*.............................................................................................Polearms 4............................................................................. Hooray, you've made it thus far. Now you need to be prepared to drop ~50k if you want to get that master pikeman fast. Look around for a good SLICED weapons vendor. (if your on radiant go to the Extreme Force Mall and use nemis's vendor. hes stocked with the best weapons vendor on our galaxy) Once your there, look for a Long Vibro Axe that has gotten a 30%+ speed slice. ie, 3.3 speed or lower (for max damage it should have between 360-380) Throw another pup (short for powerup) on it and now your ready to whoop ass I prefered grinding on dant for this stage off off huurton howlers (wild spawns I saw on my way to my missions) and quenker missions (these run about 5k payoff) make sure your in a solo group for the experience boost. It is wise to get some buffs and armor for here. Now that you have obtained Polearm Stun 1, USE IT! I found that using intimidate and getting the "Stun" state to stick on a creature, immensly helped my grind as the amount of +miss+ 's that came up were significantly reduced. after you have gotten that to stick quickly look at your targets HAM. if health or mind are lower use polearm hit 1, if the action is lowest use Leg hit 1. you should be able to grind polearms 4 after following these steps in 1/4 of the time it took for Pikes 3.................................................................................................Novice................................................................................. Now that you have a weapon to grind with and some awesome specials grinding is much easier. By running up to your quenker mission and spamming PolearmSpin1 the quenkers go down very fast and the xp pours in. just rinse and repeat with missions... I found that walking back from my mission helped because i was able to kill lots of the stuff in my path for nice xp. But unless your a more veteran player I do not reccomend it because the spawns have been boosted and there are many more difficult NPC's and high lvl creatures that may kill / slay you and force you to find more buffs.ok, now that you have gotten to novice here is a list of what is needed to do.1. grind the entire STANCES tree first, once you gain Polearm Stun 2 use it for the rest of the branch. once you are 400x you have great speed multipliers and it would be wise to trade your current LVA up for a high damage sliced one (looking for 470-500dmg and 4.5-4.8 spd)2. Here, the grind becomes extremely repetitive... just kill quenkers until you have gotten area attack 2 in the polearms offense line. This attack is the best one in a pikemans special bar.3. By now you should have 4402(or maybe 3), which means you have plenty of accuracy i suggest you head to the squill caves on tatooine *10, -200* here is a GREAT way to finish the grind. Some of the squills have an intimidate attack, however, which means itll take longer to take certain ones down. All i did was run through spamming stun2 untill I had lots aggrod on me, then i stood there spamming Area Attack 2 until they were all dead. Every 30 mins you should be getting at least 200k xp (personally because I had bought myself a very fast 1.8 190-487 looted LVA I was lvling every 20, but the xp depends on how many people are at these caves.) Just stay there until you either cap your xp or maybe another pikeman is there to teach you and u can master without leaving 4. Now that you have mastered go test out your new mods and skills on some animals just to make yourself feel big If you are new to the game then you may take longer before you can get a nice lance But if you are a veteran player watch your trade forums regularly for polearm speed tapes and nice damage looted LVA's and VL's. or you can group with some friends and hunt SMC (singing mountain clan) or NS (nightsisters) on dathomir, they regularly drop very nice pikes that you will definatly like.* You have now entered the realm of the DoT war. pikemen are extremely useful in battles AND vs jedi. Being able to spin area knockdowns and area dizzies with a mind fire pike is CRAZY. Also, if you have a high damage LVA try to hunt a jedi with a friend or 2. because they lack melee mitigation you can rip them apart! *Just remember, we are all in this together and I wish you best of luck with your new pikeman career!
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"Reality doesn't care if you believe it." - Boba Fett - Tales of the Bounty HuntersNarreem on CorbantisRebel Colonel, Rebel Pilot, Master Pikeman
'Bestine' Khahi, Master Bootay Hunter, 3000 BH/TKM, Kettemoor"Do not prepare for the Lightsaber! Prepare for the Stun Baton, T21, and Poison that accompanies it"
thnks for making this, it will help keep the boards clean for a day or two.................
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-----"Hurry to meet death before your place is taken."-----The greatest honor a warrior can have is to die in the glory of defending those he loves, for in the afterlife he will continue to fight for them.
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Bah! You can grind 2222 Pikeman without buffs or armor. Its AFTER 2222 you should buff
Viva la non-buffers!
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Stamford College Old Boys were beaten 35-16 at home at the Welland Academy by promotion-chasing Sileby Town on Saturday in the Midlands Four East South Division.
College started the game well however Sileby soon used their bulk in the forwards to their advantage and even with some big tackles by A Walker and Smith they were unable to stop Sileby taking the first score. College responded with some strong drives with Aled Pattinson at the fore. Their first score was registered by Johns, who slotted a penalty from outside the 22.
With College gaining some momentum the backs started working the ball wide with some great hands allowing wingers Briely-Lewis and Flanders plenty of space to work holes in the Sileby defence. Their hard work paid off when Johns spotted the gap and sailed through to take college into the lead. He added the conversion.
Sileby answered back with a converted try soon after as College were struggling to stop their rolling maul which was making plenty of ground.
Not long after the restart Old Boys worked their way into the 22 after some good runs from Twose. With advantage being played Johns sailed over a drop goal under pressure to end a tight first half that saw college just trailing.
The second half was more of a one sided affair as Sileby turned the screw and showed why they are second in the table. College were unable to defend against some of their hard running and good ball retention. Smith and Pattinson were slowing things down at the breakdown allowing Old Boys to get their defensive line set. But the Sileby backs started to click and scored not long after the restart.
More tries followed but College rallied to work their way down the field resulting in a penalty from Johns to kept the scoreboard ticking. That however was to be the only points in the second half. College nearly scored after a kick and chase, which Briely-Lewis touched down just over the dead ball line.


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Well okay when I have my car on Park and I change the gear to drive it make nose like if it hurts to change and am not sure what wrong I put more oil in to it thinking it needed it but nothing and When I change the Gear I have it in brake so it move's up or sometimes down if in reverse what may be the problem?
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So what a lot of people might not know about vet school classes
is that for our first two years, we don't get to choose any of
them! We have so many core classes that we all need as foundation
for our later learning, that your schedule is planned for you. Now
don't get me wrong, all of our classes are really critical for
learning how to be the best vets possible, but there is something
very cool about getting to choose your own classes for the first
time. Well for the Class of 2014, our time has come!
Several weeks ago, we were passed out a list of around 60
elective courses that we could choose from. By an elective, I mean
a class that we get to choose to take from a list of options. Each
elective is typically worth 1 class credit (a few are 2 or 3), and
they only meet for a couple of weeks during the year. Each third
year student has to take a minimum of 14 credits worth of
electives, but there isn't technically a maximum (just the maximum
number your sanity and schedule will allow you!). Elective topics
run the gamut from small animal to large animal, ruminant to
reptiles. There are exotic electives, and electives on pathology,
cardiology, and cytology, just to name a few.
Once you narrow down the list to the electives you want to take,
you have to rank them in order of how much you want to take them.
Some electives are very popular, and only have a small number of
spots. Others are large enough that our whole class can take it if
they want to. After we all turned in our elective selections, we
got assigned our electives for next year! It's super exciting to
get to see all of your electives that you were assigned, and know
that you'll be in those classes within the next 12 months. I'll be
taking 15 credits worth of electives, all small animal/exotic.
There are so many to look forward to, and it will also be fun to
talk to my friends in other electives to hear about their
experiences too!
So that's the big news from the Class of 2014...we only have a
couple of weeks of school left and then finals, so it's going to be
nose to the grindstone pretty soon! Can't wait for summer!
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OECD Guidelines for the Testing of Chemicals, Section 1
Physical-Chemical properties
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The OECD Guidelines for the Testing of Chemicals is a collection of about 150 of the most relevant internationally agreed testing methods used by government, industry and independent laboratories to identify and characterise potential hazards of chemicals. They are a set of tools for professionals, used primarily in regulatory safety testing and subsequent chemical and chemical product notification, chemical registration and in chemical evaluation. They can also be used for the selection and ranking of candidate chemicals during the development of new chemicals and products and in toxicology research. This group of tests covers physical-chemical properties.
Test No. 115: Surface Tension of Aqueous Solutions
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This Test Guideline describes methods to determine the surface tension (in N/m) of aqueous solutions. The methods are based on the measurement of the force which it is necessary to exert vertically on a stirrup or ring, in contact with the surface of the liquid, in order to separate it from the surface, or on a plate, with an edge in contact with the surface, in order to draw up the film that has formed.There are four different methods: the plate method, the stirrup method, the ring method and the OECD harmonized ring method. They are described in detail in the ISO Standard 304-1985. The methods described are applicable to aqueous solutions of most substances regardless of their degree of purity. The concentration should be 90% of the saturation solubility, but must below 1g/l. This shall therefore be carried out under a protective cover to avoid interference at 20°C approximately. The ring is immersed below the surface of the solution. Then the table top, where the measurement vessel is placed, is lowered gradually and evenly at a rate of approximately 0.5 cm/min to detach the ring from the surface until the maximum force is reached. The force is read on the tensiometer. After completing the first measurement, measurements are repeated until a constant surface tension value is reached.


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Re: Arthur Goodson and Rhoda Ward
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Arthur Goodson and Rhoda Ward
Jane Hawthorne 12/25/10
Have you contacted the many other researchers who seem to have much info on this family?
One tree listed on ancestry.com:
Arthur Goodson
The story passed down through the family is that Arthur Goodson was born in Ireland.Census records show South Carolina as his place of birth.Another story passed down is that in 1850, Montgomery County had only one Millwright and he was Arthur Goodson.Arthur stood well over six feet and had his shoes special made.One story told from generation to generation tells how he choked a panther to death with his bare hands.The panther got into his pig pen and he thought it was a dog. It happened at night and when he tried to kick it out of the pen it attacked him.When his wife came to help with a lantern and knife the panther was already dead, but Arthur was unable to remove the claws from his shoulder without her assistance.
Thomas Harding added this on 15 Sep 2010
Rhoda Ward
28 Aug 1798
in South Carolina
in Montgomery, Montgomery, Texas, United States,
Thomas Ward
in James River, Buckingham, Virginia, United States,
in Fork, Conecuh, Alabama, United States,
Thomas Ward The Patriot
, http://www.canebrakeghs.com/History/Persons/Ward_Thomas/ward_thomas.htmlhttp://www.canebrakeghs.com/History/Persons/Ward_Thomas/ward_thomas.html
Thomas Ward
DAR and family records indicate that SC Patriot Thomas Ward was born August 19, 1761 near the James River in the Colony of Virginia, and served during the American Revolution in SC.He died here in the Fork Sepulga area in 1844. Patriot Thomas Ward had a patriot pension and two wives, according to family members and DAR history.
Patriot Thomas Ward married his first wife, Ann Goodson in 1782 in South Carolina.They had at least four children, two sons and two daughters.Ann Goodson Ward died in May 1826 and is buried here at Ward-Witherington Cemetery.Thomas Ward's second wife was the widow, Sarah Pattrick, who he married in 1828 in Conecuh Co.
Thomas Ward had been a major land owner in Darlington County, SC, owning a total of at least 2,184 acres between 1810 and 1820.In Sept 1815, Thomas Ward sold 684 acres on Lynches Creek and Long Branch to Copeland Pierce.He sold his remaining land in Darlington on Oct 5, 1819, migrating here to Conecuh Co, Alabama in early 1820s, possibly as early as the summer or fall of 1820.He was one of the first settlers of the Fork Sepulga area.
We do not know if Thomas Ward was a nearby neighbor or acquaintance of William Witherington, Sr. in Darlington, SC, but both Patriot Ward and Patriot Witherington each owned 200 acres on Lynches Creek in Old Cheraws District, SC before 1800.
There were a number of early Ward family members that settled in this same Fork Sepulga area of Conecuh County, most appearing to have been the brothers and sons of Patriot Thomas Ward.In fact, the land that this cemetery is located on, and on which we are standing today, was recorded in 1837 to William Ward, son of Patriot Thomas Ward.Land recordings show that the various Ward Families owned at least 280 acres here in Section 10 near this cemetery.
There are a large number of descendants here today to honor the memory of their ancestors, SC Patriot Thomas Ward and his wife, Ann Goodson Ward, both buried here at Ward-Witherington Cemetery.
I am Thomas Ward Snyder (born 31 Aug 1968), the great great grandson of the Patriot.Named after my great Grandfather Byron Thomas Ward, named after his father Able Thomas Ward who was named after his great grandfather - The Patriot Thomas Ward
Source: This is from the dedication of the Ward-Witherington Cemetery in Conecuh Co., Alabama in November 2005. It was supplied by Bill King, a decendent of the Witherington family.
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Ann Goodson
in Darlington, Darlington, South Carolina, United States,
20 May 1826
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The $600,000 John T. and Debbie Montford Cancer Research Fund has been established at the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio.
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Rachel - posted on 06/01/2010 ( 24 moms have responded )
Kaylie will start Kindergarten in August....any advice for making the first day go smoothly for both of us?
Rachel - posted on 06/01/2010 ( 24 moms have responded )
Kaylie will start Kindergarten in August....any advice for making the first day go smoothly for both of us?
Angie - posted on 06/02/2010
Get her psyched for kindergarten - go on an "all day" shopping trip for clothes, backpack, school supplies, etc. Talk a lot about what it will be like on the first day of school, "how exciting, you will be making lots of new friends" "On the first day of school I'll give you a big hug and kiss in our car. I'll take you into your classroom and then you will get to stay with your friends and teacher while I ___________(go to work, go home and clean house)" Then do that. As long as she sees that your are confident with her teacher by leaving her quickly she will also be confident. It may take time for her to adjust but try to never linger at the door of her classroom or allow her to keep you in her classroom. Good luck, what an exciting day for your family.
Cristy - posted on 06/30/2010
well before the first day of school you should set up a time for the 2 of you to go see her teacher & the class room...this way the child isnt so scared trying to find there class on the first day & she will know her teacher. I took my kids in on the first day of school also. Make sure u have everything she needs before hand & help her practice her letters, #s, shapes,& colors..ect. so sh e isnt behind that way. Mostly if u are comfortable she will be....
Ann - posted on 06/30/2010
My daughter just finished Kindergarden, We made many trips to the school ground over the summer to play and hang out. We peeked in windows and got her excited about going. We even met other kids from different grades playing at the school. this helped her not to be afraid of the unknowen or the big kids. Good luck I hope this helps you out.
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We made play dates with a girl who would be on the same bus even though they were not going to the same class. We also toured his classroom in August the teachers are often in there rooms setting up. I suggest the books "Miss Bindergaten Gits ready for Kindergarten"and "First day horay"
Tee - posted on 06/30/2010
Karen thanks for mentioning www.starfall.com. That site was recommended by my son's teacher. They would use some of the printables for their bellwork along with the Dolch sight words.
What my son's school did was have a breakfast for the parents and kids (just donuts, juice, milk) and go over everything for the year. Kinda like an orientation. My son didn't have any issues with the first day as he had been in daycare since he was 2 and he's not my first. We showed him where the school was about 2 weeks before hand and explained to him that was where he would be going alonq with a few of his friends from daycare.
Also try to see if you can get the school supply list and have your daughter help in picking out her supplies and book bag.
As far as for you try not to watch the clock all day. Try to have a girls day out to take you mind off it.
Chrissie - posted on 06/28/2010
I totally agree with Monica... plan to spend the day with a friend so you don't get overwhelmed by watching the clock :)
Monica - posted on 06/27/2010
Read the "The Kissing Hand" by Audrey Penn a few times before the big day. Then on the big day, plan something to do for yourself to make the time go faster.
Sylvia - posted on 06/26/2010
In August? Why?
Anyway, in our school district they have a special "welcome to kindergarten" night for the incoming JK kids in the spring, where the parents and kids come and do activities, meet the JK/SK teachers, and learn about what kinds of things they'll be doing at school in September. At DD's school, when school actually starts, the kids go into the classroom in small groups for short periods for the first couple of days, before they all start going together for the full 3.5 hours (a.m. or p.m.). That seems to help with the transition. Since DH and I both work full-time, DD was also going to be attending the before/after program, and the child care director suggested we move her there from her previous daycare in the last week of August so that she could get used to it and meet some of the kids from her JK/SK class. It went pretty well, I think; of course there were a few after-school meltdowns in the first couple of weeks from the stress of all that new stuff, but she adored her teacher, made new friends, and has loved school pretty much from the beginning :) (She'll be finishing Grade 2 next week.)
If your DD has never been in daycare or preschool before, it's probably a good idea to walk the route from home to school with her a few times to get her used to how you'll be getting there every day, let her play on the playground during the summer so she'll see how much fun it is, read books about starting school, tell her stories about what it was like when you started school, etc.
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When my son was to start kindergarten he was super hesitant about it. He kept telling me how he wasn't going to go, and I kept telling how fun it would be and all the things I could think of to encourage him..finally one day he told me he didn't want to go because he wouldn't be able to go to the bathroom!! It's so funny what they think of!! It's super important to take them to see their class & teacher ahead of time. Most schools do this though. The first day is the hardest, but after that she will love it and want to go :)
Rachel - posted on 06/26/2010
Thank you all for your advise! I enrolled her in a "jump start" program that they have for the local schools in our area, she will be in class with other kids that will also be starting kindergarten at her school and hopefully it will get us all used to the routine!
Crissy - posted on 06/07/2010
Definitley get her excited about it, tell her about how much fun you had, and the things you did. My daughter got excited just because I was excited and because she loved my stories from my days in school. Some schools offer a meet the teacher night before school starts, which really helped my daughter. We went she met her teacher and then got to play in some of the centers in her classroom while I talked with the teacher. She also got to meet quite a few of her classmates at this so when the first day came she didn't feel so alone and like she didn't know anybody. Everything will take some adjusting but I promise you it won't take very long. For you I say just thing about all the amazing things you get to look forward to her bringing home.
Jennifer - posted on 06/07/2010
Don't hang around after you drop her off. Just tell her goodbye and that you'll see her after school and then go. If you hang around she's going to be nervous and think there must be something wrong. It will be a lot harder on you than on her.
When my son was in preschool he cried everyday at drop off and was waiting by the door when i came to pick him up. The next year when I took him to Kindergarten I was so scared for that first day of school. What a difference a year makes! He jumped out of the car without so much as saying goodbye and ran for the Kindergarten playground. He did just fine, but I was a mess. LOL
Kathy - posted on 06/07/2010
my daughter is going to kindergarten too but i had her in the four years old program this past year. I thought it was going to be so hard the first week or too but when i took her she said by mom and went on her way she saw that there were other kids there that she could play with. She had a wonderful year. I think your daughter will do just fine
Karen - posted on 06/06/2010
You will want to bring her into the school a few days beforehand to get her familiar with the walk to her classroom, see the room, and possibly meet her new teacher. If there is a student orientation before the first day, don't skip it, bring her in!! Spend some time with her in the classroom and point out all the interesting and exciting things she will be doing (the reading/library corner, etc.) On her first day, stay positive and upbeat, and don't show any apprehension!! Give her a hug & kiss, along with a cheery "I'll see you later, and you can tell me all about your day!!!" We'll be sending our 2nd child to kindergarten in the fall!!
Stephanie - posted on 06/05/2010
For my son, it was apretty easy transition because he went to preschool 2 years in a row before starting kindergarten, so he was well prepared. He was kinda worn out in the beginning though because he went from half days to full days, but he loves it now.If your daughter went to preschool it shouldn't be to bad for her to transition to kindergarden. Also, take her shopping for all new school clothes and a new backpack before school starts and that will get her excited about it.Good luck!
Karen - posted on 06/04/2010
Oh and just to warn you...Laura is right. My son loved school this year but the work was what we had trouble with. What you seriously should be looking up is how to make homework fun for her. www.starfall.com is a wonderful website that is a great "booster". It's for ages 3-9 yrs. What was great was he used it in school too. Your school may have it's own websites it can recomend. My son took a test every month to see how much he was learning. He was having fun, but not learning much at all. They pushed him and part of it was that I had no idea he needed to be prepared acidemically. We have to hold him back a yr. because he only picked up on half the stuff he needed to. most important things she will need to know are letter sounds, letter recognition, #'s up to 10 (that means how to count, recognize and put in order). The the best thing to do is to ask the school. Even if it's closed for the summer, the teachers and office staff are still there for at least a month. Then WORK WITH HER as much as you can without pushing her. And MAKE IT FUN. the internet is awesome for ideas on how to make any aspect of learning fun complete with games for offline you can do with her outside and stuff. Good luck to both of you! Very exciting time.
Karen - posted on 06/04/2010
Be very positive when talking to her about it. Do the shopping trip. Maybe let her pick out an outfit herself (or part of the outfit) and let her wear it the first day. You can go to the school playground anytime to play. Just not during school hours. But since school is coming to the end...Read books about it. Make sure you make the morning of very full of positive, happy conversation. I thought my 5yr. old would be scared. I was all prepared for a big long hug and a big temper tantrum but, he jumped on the bus just as fast as his little legs could get him there and he was gone. It was sooo fast we didn't even get to say goodbye. I felt pretty lonely after that lol. You get used to it fast and once she gets familiar with all the kids she will too. I'm sure she will be fine.
Tamara - posted on 06/04/2010
My daughter Tamyra just finished her first year of Kindergarten we chose to homeschool her and she loved it. I do agree it is alot different now than most of us went to school. She had to learn to read and write also there was alot of math involved she is adding and subtracting up to the 4's. It will be harder on you than her going to her first day of school. We told her about all the fun things that she was going to get to do and all the trips that she would be going on and now she loves the idea of her classes and can not wait for herr academy days.
Jodi - posted on 06/04/2010
It's going to be harder on you than it will be on her! I have had 2 go through Kindergarten so far and one started it this year! They both had anxiety over going on the first day and so did I! As soon as they seen other kids they were like by mom :( I cried all the way home and they were fine! It helps to let them know that it's all the other kids first day of school also!
Julie - posted on 06/03/2010
Laura is so right! My second child just finished Kindergarten and it was a way better year for her then for my oldest child when he was in it, mostly because I was more prepared :)
If she went to pre school, that will help a lot! Talk about it all summer, how much fun it is going to be, all of the new friends she will make, etc.
I am sure she probably already knows all of her ABC's and such but keep it fresh in her mind by working with her this summer. You can "play" school! Start working on phonics, writing her full name, writing all of her letters and numbers up to 20 and tying her shoes and zipping her coat if she can't already!
Betty - posted on 06/03/2010
Laura you are so right. my son just graduated kindergarden yesterday. he repeated it because off his pdd and speech among other things. his first day i put him on the school bus in the morning and away he went, now he did have his brother to go with on the both he is 2 years older. they push the little ones so hard nowadays. my other son is just finishing 2nd grade is doing things that i didnot do till 5th grade.
Laura - posted on 06/03/2010
My son is grauduating Kindergarden in June.I must say tht his first yr was a horrible experiance.Please don't b alarmed,it's just tht I'm 39 n I rem it being fun,n now things hav changed.they hav to take spelling tests n must be able to read b4 going to the first grade.Kindergarden is like first grade now wit all the wrk they do.I'm sure tht Her first day well be wonderful,infact i'm the one tht cried not my son.They get so happy seeing all the things in the class n all the kids they just run right in.GoodLuck!!! Just brace urself for all the things tht is required of ur lil one.
Rebekah - posted on 06/02/2010
My son starts too! I am nervous! He seems pretty excited though! We just keep talking about it and how much fun it will be! He seems to be ready!
Katherine - posted on 06/01/2010
Mine will be in September. Did she go to preschool?
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Skip to comments."Batman" jailed for multiple offences (Singapore)
Posted on 11/11/2013 12:58:33 AM PST by TexGrill
SINGAPORE: With a name like Batman, one would have thought the 23-year-old man would aspire to do good.
But on Monday, the man -- who is actually named Batman Suparman -- was jailed two years and nine months for multiple theft and housebreaking offences.
Batman admitted to six counts of theft, two counts related to house trespass, one for housebreaking and one for drug consumption between June and August this year.
The prosecution proceeded on three of the 10 charges.
The court heard that Batman broke into SGF Billards & Marketing Singapore at Depot Road in the wee hours of the morning in August, and stole S$200.
On other occasions, Batman stole the ATM cards of his elder brother Nurazman Suparman, and made withdrawals totalling S$850.
During sentencing, the court heard that Batman is a first offender and a young one at that.
For housebreaking, he could have been jailed between two and 14 years.
(Excerpt) Read more at channelnewsasia.com ...
No doubt he's just outwardly expressing frustration at his parents for giving him that ridiculous name.
"I'm Batman."
I guess he'll become acquainted with the Bat-cane.
I actually found an Ernest Batman in an Oklahoma City telephone book years ago.
Just for laughs I looked up the surname Batman on an online telephone directory.
Many Batmans listed especially in Kansas.
Batman has a drinking problem.
Batman chooses his voice
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Family Anobiidae
Adult anobiid powderpost beetles are small, brownish or black and are less than 5/16 of an inch long. These beetles' body shape ranges from long and thin to oval. When viewed from above, the head is not visible since it is hidden under the first segment of the insect's body. The larval stage is small, lightly colored and grub-like in appearance. Anobiid powderpost beetles are usually recognized by the presence of wood frass that is produced by the larvae as they feed on wood. The Anobiid powderpost beetles that are the most damaging in the U.S. are the furniture beetle and the deathwatch beetle.
Behavior, Diet & Habits
Anobiid powderpost beetles will infest both hardwoods and softwoods, however, the adults do not feed on the wood. It is the larval stage that does the damage as they feed and develop in the infested wood. They prefer seasoned, older wood located in cooler areas of the home (crawl space and basement) with moisture content of more than 14 percent. Anobiid powderpost beetles most frequently infest structural components (beams, sill plates, joists, subflooring and plywood) of the home that are softwoods such as pine, fir and spruce. Anobiid powderpost beetles will also infest hardwood furniture and flooring. Anobiid powderpost beetles prefer to lay their eggs in cracks; in old beetle exit holes; or under wood splinters. Upon hatching, the larvae bore into the wood, begin to feed and finally become adult beetles that bore round exit holes about 1/8 inch in diameter. The complete life cycle from egg to adult normally takes about one to three years. Adult females can fly, but usually lay their eggs in the same wood they exited from.
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Homeowners need to identify and control anobiid powderpost beetles in order to avoid serious problems. Usually, homeowners see wood damage and the presence of frass or exit holes rather than the beetles. Since damage may be old and the beetles no longer alive, it is wise to seek the assistance of your pest management professional before assuming that control efforts are necessary.


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I just added 36 new photos for the upcoming animated tale Tangled, from the hearts and minds at Walt Disney Studios, which will be released in theaters around Thanksgiving.
"TANGLED" Film Frame (L-R) Flynn, Rapunzel, Pascal ©Disney Enterprises, Inc.
All Rights Reserved. ©Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
This movie was formerly titled Rapunzel, since it has to do with a certain young woman with a lot of hair, but the studio wanted to pull in more than just girls and the story has a non-traditional take on things.
When the kingdom's most wanted -- and most charming -- bandit Flynn Rider hides out in a mysterious tower, he's taken hostage by Rapunzel, a beautiful and feisty tower-bound teen with 70 feet of magical, golden hair. Flynn's curious captor, who's looking for her ticket out of the tower where she's been locked away for years, strikes a deal with the handsome thief and the unlikely duo sets off on an action-packed escapade, complete with a super-cop horse, an over-protective chameleon and a gruff gang of pub thugs. "Tangled" is a story of adventure, heart, humor and hair -- lots of hair.
Click the Read link below to view the photos that we have for the movie so far, and then head over to the Trailers & Videos page to get a look at the action!
Tangled will be released in a limited number of theaters on November 12th, and then nationwide on Wednesday, November 24th, 2010. Be sure to add the movie to your Favorite Movies list and make plans to enjoy some animated fun! Just be sure that you don't get any hair in your turkey...
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I'm looking forward in seeing "Tangled" because Repunzel looks vewry beautiful. She may be one of the most sexiest women in computer anamation.
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..Back from a brie cruise to.&e.fs
Ucd of" Kaual. Wjr auatrity? of
material for. a new light house was
discharged the United States light
hcuse: tender Kukul, met. with much
' rough weather, causing some' damage
ti, machinery with the result -that one
anchor was lott,. -Y-vkkk: i . .,
The Kukul left Honolulu i withdes-
- filiation at Kllauea. - The little light
Itcufce tender pratically bucked firong
northeast winds and choppy, teas from
, te time of leaving the harbor until
).r return to port last evening.;
' It Is reported tb-t while the vessel
lay off Kllauea that wind and waves
kr?ached a stage of bolsterousness
that caused the officers to decide upon
' returning to Honolulu. . k . . v.. ,
With the exception of the breaking
?own cf a winch and" the loss of the
cr.chcr,"the vessel is said to have suf
fered no further serious mlihap on tb?
trip. The Kukul is nowat a berth
nl Channel wharf." s "k; ' .k ' -
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f;ir-,::i Marii Sailed. at, Elsht.thlt
T:.;..t t!:t a few layover rassen-
i.ers, C " Jr-sese.linerl JClppoa. llzra
- f flcr rc:.;..ir.!r.g at tr.e port throughout
t.o r.i.t, was I!-ratched" for. .San
rrcr.ciico at e ht o'clocli this rr.orn-
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TJ.rc? buJrei tens oriental freight
:i here during the stay
at Alafcea wharf. The
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his evening..
::::! narifrcn Taller IsIeV;--'7.
' V.kth, to freight,, .tne Inter-T?Ian'd
steamer Maui returned this morning,
tT yessfl having called at several
ports along the coast ,cf 'the Valley
island. Officers report flight. wlnd3
and moderate swells. 1
Hark Rithet Uden,With CemenU'
The Ameriein, bark: R,, P. Rithet,
tow tea days out ,frora 'Saa Francisco,
l as eleven hundred tons cement,' for
Pearl Harbor crcstrujtioa , work, ' It
is the present intention' to berth t the
Rithet. -at 1b Hackle id w'hart upon
ike return cr the. windjammer 'from
the naval sla'Joa.-'.: Honolulu freight
In the RlUiet includes tGO,000 JbricK as
"well r.s consijcreble-. sand land., other
cf Luiikin? material. ; k- u .
thet; carries a,4arge number'
Ci - . - wiaui.aie . mai -wiu oe;
.. o the Matson Navigation
; , H ; k ; (JASH.kLOVEX
Uina CtrstjU cppV Union Crlli. ';.
f ? f ft r-F. r v
steamer ' HUonUn and
Port Allen, r KaanapalL
destined for
Kahuluf ind
llllo. :;. v : - . r .-57'; :
- 'From word ? recetred from : Captain
NiJson, the KItbet sailed from Ban
FrancJsco,with a few passengers,, sev
eral younjr ladles making a pleasure
I trip across the Pacific . in the well
y " " '"''!'" j"" I " ; f ' T
The Fatted Calf Arrived From Konai ;
; Bringing the fatted calf.V plggiei
chicken, duck, turkey, and even s the
poi doggie, the Interlsland steamer
Mauna L-oa, an arrival from Kona and
Kau porta this taorning, was heralded
from afar by ,a rlotoua noise resem
blJng that from a well regulated barn
yard. , ..' -: I ;-: .--v. "..4
' Shipments of livestock to the num
ber of ,20, head Creenwellancli cattle
was included ia the assortment of
products from windward, Hawaii ports.
. One large consS-rr.ment of ;: cc.Tea
cumbering 2361 sacks and ,6000 sacks
sugar mac!e up the bulk cf the freiit.
-:The .Mauna -Jxa encountered lkt
winds and chcjpy seas with occasional
rains throughout the entire voyagei .
According. to Purser Eheldoa the
Interisland steamer . Kauai was ; at
Honuapo discharging lumber at tts
time tne I.Iauna Ix i visited that port.
: ; u ; -4.) ;
Ctesmers Leave. Hi!a Fcr The Cozit. .
Ty.o ttear.ers took their departure
frcm.Hilo on Monday. .The American
oil tanker E-r.ta Kita,' leaving Hcno-lr.l-j.cn
Saturday was discharged of
the reminder of a carro. of fuel oil
:I-f2i:cd frcm the .!!-;; all. port for
-:i rrrr.r!?co cn ?!"-. 'iy, : '
7L3 II).Jrr, cf tk- Mnt: Navl
:n c:t is rc;-rt;J' to have eai'.cd
Lorn Ililo-l-ta yesterday aftemcoa
for Ssn Frr".ci2co after having com
plete i t-kir. cn a' part cargo of pine
ai;.;3 and surj-r. -.-.
Pur. :r fk.! ':a cf the steamer Ma'u-
ra Lea l::.. 3 rc: crt . cf .S124 sacks
.r at Pun; v.i czl Z2U sacka at
o, ti av. ;
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Dean. J. 11.
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-T. Data, Mrs.. C.
Mrs. H. P ttr.vT,'
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:ti. c, r
ki, Y. Fuji
N. Hirarawa, Y.
R. Jckn. Miss T. Kcmeya,
, K. Kc-.i-t, R. Kendo, Ru
, T. Kt k:. i, V.'u. II. Lynch,
T. Mij-ia.'M.. Mockidzuki,
'ccklJrukl. Mrs. IL.Motci,
;k ::i-..a,
!rs. M. i
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IV r 7; II.
l.a Y. Tr:
ti. I. W'uZ
I., Or'.ko, A. PhefTcr, Hansl
D. Ccr.cr.k, II. Cc&in3. A.
Tannka, Miss Tana.
Trke' i-a, Y. Tci-
. , till, J. U
u. .inn, Dr. Y. Ya
P. Zwart, Mrs. P.
r- - t
Z;.-: t. -
Tcr sir,
ITruna Lca,.frcm Kcna and
3 Cus Il-r.na, F. E-tring,
. Kinney, R. L. Cllvie. -.Miss Mac
er. C. E. Mullrr, Mrs. A. Ti..:ctea,
Rev. E.
Timctea, DIsy Keleipio,
Mrs. Wright,
L. C. Chiles,: :W. Cum-
r.inrs.'Mrs. Cummlngs, "Mrsl A. Aka-
1- M::3 Eu
ML 3 Pangelina, Mrs.
J. Ilurd, Mrs.
B. D. Rond, Mies Mer-
rill. M; Faxrell. M. A: Nlcholl,' Pw;W".
Wallace. X.:'Wh. Hoy, Eishop Resta
i ick, W. O. Ai k .... J. E. I Iughes, J.
Ieal, Mrs.' Jls. Ccrn.weir. Mls3 Craw
ford, H. Meyer, Ycek Muni, E. 1L Mul
ford. Miss Skaw, Theo . Eowman, T,
Mutsuda, M. Ff itr.nl; T8 deck. . ;k .,;
.Per stcr KHaura frcm.Hilo direct:
C. B. Ellis and wife. Misses Buckley
(2), Miss J. Arm:; 3, R. Varohleff, Mrs.
O. Varobief?.. ..MUs . E. , Varobleff, a
Chastkig, Mrs. ,T, W. F eardslle,'. F
Renaurd and wife, Mrs. Lk, Pangaline,
N. Akana, 1 1. Kahae, M iss .1 Akau
Mrs. Matsumurs, C Campion and
wife. Rev. T. Sugimotoiand Wife,' A,
I.'ay, F. Yamanaka, , wife ahd hild,
Pcf,T. A. Jr :er.,Mrs- U kL. Sexton
Uid. child-'P. llisgins, E. Brown, CKan
Ckee. ; .. -v'.. :
rrAssrxcrr.r. xookep y-
Per str. Klnau, . . f - Kauai . ports;
Nov. 19. Miss M. 1 : ..orn,. Jas.-p.
Dougherty. C. F. AVfci. :. J. McCTellan,
Mr. and" Mrs. W. IL Rice, E. K. Fer
nandet, . Mr. and . Mrs.; Rl , U Wilcojc,
Miali. Kealaula; T. -Takie,: CI. Nlshi
kawa, Joe Gomes, tS. N. .Wilcox, Ji S.
McCandless, Miss M. Wllhelm, Mrs; F.
A; Hawkins,. Master Hawkins, A. Con-
radt, : . a
S' Per str. Mikahala, for Maui and llo-
lokaf ports Nov.;- lS.r-Mrs.- Xm.
iiuicn, 11. tiana jwr; ana wrs.? u.
J aae. J. D. McVeigh. V F ? i:
;lS;u'Ji 'Cat'!?-to irmlU
. . ocJ S f - ,
; oesdaj, Xer. 19.
HIIA , SaUed, Nov.. 1 S. 7;30.. p.. nx.
, S- & Hyades, for San Francisco.
. ,SaIleL Nor. 18,. S. &: Santo Rita,
for ' Port San Lois. '
SAX FRANCISCO ArTived Nor 19.
; ISXW S. S. Mongolia, hence NOTem-
. EaiIed,rNov 19, 2:30 vl S.
.Ventura for Honolulu. - . ; t I"
-v-: 7 .lerogramH v:' ,:;-:':.,
8.; S.4 Larl Ine '. Will arrive from Sin
: Francisco Thursday morning with
31 cabl4 and 10' steerage passen
( gers; 503 sacks' mail;; 8 autos and
517S tons. carga : r t i
S. a CHIYO MARU Will. . arrive
' from San Francisco Thursday morn
ing and sail for YoVohama at 5 p.m.
- -- '
Per; str.; Mauna. Loa, for Kbr.i and
Kau ports,-Nov. 2Z.J.-' p,' Me Ldcnca.
Per str.T.'. G, jrair, for KauaT ports,
Novv. zl. E.1 d e- Lacy.' k '
4 Per str. Klnau,; for . Kauai ports,
Nov: 2S. llr. and I.Irs, II. Rohrlg, H.
Ilohilg, Master Menefcglio, - Mrs.; A;
Menefcrlio, Mr. r 1 Mrs. A de Brette
ilie. Miss Vtkberr : Master Webber,
Mir3 Markham. V":- v.-; -J ? , . -
Per tr. Clauiins. for HIIo via. way
r crts, I:ov. 23. M. : Jacob. Mrs. .11.
Kinktury. V ' k Y: "J -
(Sch:!r.:;ff.-cV.v Fi;'!)-
Oahu, and last year, as division com
mander, he made a special trip here
md went ca a tactical cruise aroynd
Cahu in company : with . Admiral
Thcmas, on the Carshlp California. It
ve 3 after. that trip that General. Mur
rr.y unfolded his plan for a ring of de
finiive nortar batteries around , the
ertire Island, which would guard the
fca erproath on, all sides, end for the
wheel cf military roads jthat were to
cc.nnect thc-3 mcrtar and position bat
teriea with the tasa 'of ...the. mobile
ticcrs ,rt Cchcf.eli :T arracks..; .','
. General M urra y, to k : 3 a. greater In
terest t i the defema cf Hawaii'. than
in p re L lily any ether mllitiry pro 1
icn cf tka day. He b an advocate cf
a'larga- force , for leland defense,' iind
it's a certainty thit if ie succeeds-to
tti.cr.ee c! -chief cf staff, tt3 ten
com: -nle3 cf cciet artillery called for
rv tka'pl:r.3 cf tka meral staff will
La r:-t p: -t torts to Oo.hu." : V.
Arrr.y c.kecr3 here are looking 'for
ftreuoo3 tinae3 in the rear future
v.ith a r'or rceral la ccnanaond cf
;' i:- . I clivielon, a.-tri-aier tt
. k. ' k! -ro:k3. or.i a ck:;f cf staff
l:i V.- :..'.::': .1 doir r t!3 ufaoLt to
:t; : tl: r ":t:ry rrooorces
i's Pocikc cut; oit, and. ade-
i: :t:et the great naval, base
1 t -. 1 - - ' : . . . '
1 . 1 . t. . . . . - j
Ji fc
- i 1 .
That there 1 3 any f;i:iie.; ; k".ru;
lion in the national guard . a-.oii
other than a general lack cf latere at
following ;the summer camp fi per
iod cf'-field. instruction, -13 -de !:i..ty
those connected , with. the citizen-soldiery
of the island. . LAc'i cf ta ar
mory Is.. given by all as the'reasoa for
this slump. ' :
-If there is aplthy in' militia af
fairs it 13 because the guard lock3 an
armory,": said '.Co.; tola. W,,II. -Jckn
Ron,- inspector-Instructor thl3 .morning,
"As . to my own ccnnectlon with the
'not I Jr.il guoj-d; cf Hawaii," I am .still
on the Job, but have other duties now
which, attach me to department head
Quarters. ;Ia fact,! w-3 shooting with
tbe guards men on the Kakaako range
yesterday, and hare every Intention, of
carrying on the work that 1 have been
doing with , them for the past year.
By War Department" orders," however,
I have, been detailed .-. as officer In
charge, -of, militia affairs . of the De
partment of Hawaii, and ; aa .such ; am
attached, to .thes 3, h?ad quarters
One'of the most notorious blind pigs
operated in Kalihi - district " was Suc
cessfully raided through the effort of
License Inspector Fennel! and several
officers,' with' thev result '. that t Sara
Haiha was brought before the district
eourt upon a charge of selling liquor
without a license and- was assessed a
fine of Sioa 'and the coats' ot prosecu
tion; : - i '';.'?; ' : ,v ; - "'
.4 Fenriell .produced one ' witneaa '"who
figured In-" the purchase'Ofdago' red,
and who on the stand testified to pay
ing fifty cenUak bottle for" the booze.
r: Others witnessed the transaction al
leged to .hive ; been made -while - the
parties,, stood on a .lanaL; i -cJZ-a
'. The closing: of , this" particular tlind
piggerr at Kaliht Is a . matter : oyer
which the ofacertf are quite -pleased,; 1-,rlt-iwag
at thls place that-Fenttell
and his: men ' discovered 4woL barreli of
swipes,' a quantity- of w-hlch was vle-
atroyed after the " place -:i had ,,heen
raided.- vA
" " ' .10 a '" " ' "'f
i. "p. . COOkB,wtll, return- in the
-tMIMt fl-f Hf Aftl-fttlr '.J -
k-E. D- iTENNEY will return to 4he 1 Kn. Tms" aeternunauonis aue, now - (
Wilhelmina on kTuesday & k 4 a? Jetetopeculiar combination of ir-;
; , jts. ; r AAUjiH iiiSHur, . win proDaDiy cumsiaoces, x -um iuo .va-u4vcu-,iiiS
return in the Ventura on ' Mondays; klltor8 probablr would not wish to bare
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WASHlNQTONyJ ;JhrW.
organization k.' of; the senate', by k the
democrata on ti fourti of; March is
assured, said Senator Hoke' Smith of
Georgia today la summing' up tbe sta
tus of the senate, after March j.
Senator Smith spoke with assurance
largely due to, hi familiariti ,lth the
situation on account of his connection
with the senatbriil branch of the cam
paign workk. He spent a' xn6nth In Chi
cago looking after; the . legislatures in
various : states. vi:. kkk. -k: -k:--;ff.
, "We have 30 ,' democrats who told
over and B ve , who already, have been
elected, making 35, said, the senator.
"We have democrats from ' Georgia,
Texas, .Kansas,- Arkansas, Montana,
Oklahoma " North Carolina, ; South
Carolina and two from Colorado who
have been elected In the primaries.
Other etates Included.
-.Tie democrats undoubtedly have
carried. the legislatures of New Jersey
and Delaware, V which insures demo
cratic senators" : from each of those
.l3tes. AdvincesF from Nevada and
Creoa' clearly indicate the election of
democratic candidates. for the senate
Thi3 -would give 49? democrats or a
lcoitlve majority on the senate." v ; 5
Smith wa3 Inclined to make, addi
tional claims , on' the states which are
considered doubtful. He eald.that ac-
ecremg to lis aavtces ,me jcemocrats
will have a majority of the legislature
cf . Tennessee, which ; would insure a
senator from - that . state. He also
counted on further democratic . suc
cVfsion from Illinois and from some;
of the" other states.
"We can rely safely on fifty demo
crats in the next senate, he declared.
Summary Of Claims. k? I , v k v ' . kk
Senator Smith's summary of demo
cratic control in the senate is' substan
tially la accord. with the general view
taken at the senate wing of the cap
itol. - In other quarters an impartial
suivey of ,th ereturns gives totals up
to the .present time, as follows: ' .' k
- Domocrats, 48; republicans," 41;
doubtful, 7, . Total'memhershlp, S6. j
The seven teats still classed as
doubtful are. the two from Illinois and
cne each from . Michigan, Oregon;
Couth Dakota, .Tennessee" and Wyom
ins. ; - : -; v'-----; k- -
Without ad , of these seven doubt
ful seats, the present assured demo
cratic ; strength of: 4? is exactly half
cf the total membership and 13 eur.
clcnt, with .the vote of Vice President
Marshall ca; .a tie, to. control tha
senate. ' - ::. ,' : 'S :'..'.' - : -- '
The test; as to the political affllia
ticacf the - progressives -.will ccnae
sooa" after th3 convening cf Ccnress
cu the firot "Monday In December, r
Sirafcr Cllrer Wanl3 Test. :' k ;
"If. I could. have my. way," said En
atcr Oliver -;cf. Pennsylvania, .cn 3 cf
the foremost of the etandpkt Repv.b
IIcon3, today, MI would deterrolr.3 tk2
question at the Earliest moment. Yr'ith
the vies' presidency ro longer with us,
it .will become Imperative to elect n
president pro tsnarore cf tha e: -at ;
as- soon a3 we convene. As generally
13 known, the progressives refuse -to
support fanatot, Gallinger,; who wa3
th3 cauci-3 ncminss president pro tem
pore cf tha lost session. k.P wculi call
another -caucus to' nana a crr.kidate
for thi3' office and -wouli make his
support a -test ..of party loyalty. on the
part of senators claiming to -be Re
-If the- course suggested by Oliver
rkould be pursued .it might result in
tke early.' recognition of a third party
in the senate. It I3 claimed however,
by' Senator - Gallinsr's friend 3 that
the progressive opposition - to t!
had largely 'died away k before - the
close of the last session. Ths . Demo
cratic senators -are most -anxious to
cktaia' suoh a majority-, of their own
membership in the senate so entirely
to avoid the necessity of. anjr depend
ence . Upon Vthe krprogresslves ; after
March 4. k.i-k; ; k""-:,' " - V..
Of the: niheteen . seats held by Re
publicans, which were at stake : in
Tuesdays election, it became neces
sary for the Democrats to elect six to
secure, armajority in the senate pro
viding they were .-. able at the same
time to retain possession of their, own
Returns up" to .Wednesday . night
gave :them the following In Republic
an strongholds :--.'-
--.Two in -Colorado where John 4 F,
Shaff roth. Democrat, for the full term,
ana j. rnomas, uemocrat, ior xne
short-term, will be elected by a Demo
cratic- legislature. ' k k ; ; 'S -
One in Montana, where Republicans
and Progressives kconceded the elec
tion pf-Ti J.iWalsh, Democrat.K kk;
k One 14 Kansas, where ,W;. R. Stubbs,
Republican,- conceded the election pf
his 'ppponent Villianr H. Thompson,
Democrat. " - w-ft-'kk x--'
' One In Delaware a Democratic legr
islaturej assuring tbe return of a Dem
ocrat to succeed Richardson, Repub
Ucan.retlred.v, . k.. V; -;
k OneXa-New: Jersey, .where William
Hughes: DemocraUwilif succeed
Br4ggs,.RepnbUcan. iiVkVkv -?k?;'
Bourbon Control, Certain. ;kk': v kk .
; Vhabe' ver the; 'outcome In k any k of
th0,kStates mentioned, -there-can be
nodoubf ask tof'Democratic control of
thb- Senate.v ln.-addition to the aid" of
the kvlde-presidenii -In : an emergency,
theyk will, find v.wUUn;; cooperation
among ;t he k progressive ;' senators.
Three, bf four of -the progressives aire
almost -as liberal in" their t tariff Tiewa
;ind on other questions as: the Demo-
crats iliemseive8.xf Senators Clapp,; La
Folle tt : Cummins- GronnarilJristow
and v Poindexter. are avowed tariff re
formers. ;.They. also ' favor advanced
legislation on' other subjects. Senator
WorksU announced V;his.; intention , of.
voting for. the Democratic; presidential
candidate some: time, before the elec
it construed ai binding him to a. Dem
ocratic . legislative policy," He is clas3
ed ask a, prct sctionlst. - '.;.; ..'; ,
EJjht Holdover Preresiivea. kk k
; Or, the 31 holdover v Republicar.3,
eight have -been classed as Progress
ives. In the pasfv They- are CrUlow cf
Kansas,k Crawford of ; South: Dakota;
Cummins of Iowa, Gronna of North
Dakota. Clapp of Minnesota. La Fol-
kjieue ox u uconsin, foindexter of
I 1 Washington, and ; Works - of Califor
nia. - JSorna of Nebraska has been
cne of the leaders of the; Progressive
element la the Senate, as It is expect
ed that Senator Kenyon of Iowa will,
and possibly Senator Borah of Idaho,
In such -' measures, as -may appeal to
them.: k. -" v'.- , r r " k-k; .. -v': . 1
General Shakeup in 'House,.:. k '-. .
Although Democratic control of the
House of Representatives by a great
ly. Increased majority ; is . assured, a
general shakeup. of the personnel of
the important. House- committees in
the next Congress will benecessary'.
The ways and .means committee,
which will shape Into ..bills the tariff
policies of the Wilson administration,
was: riddled ;by 1 the selection. Or
the 14 Democrats on the committee
four will not. return. Two of these,
however, Hughes of New Jersey and
James of Kentucky, go to the Sen
ate. . "Randell- of Texas and Brantley
of Georgia are retired. ;
, Out of, the seven' Republicans on the
committee, but two apparently will re
main.. John Dalzell cf; Pennsylvania
and 'SamuelkW McCa'll' of Massachu
cetts, for years shaor3.cf Reputlleon
tariff policies, -were not? candidate:,
and Ebenezsr - Hill of : Connecticut,
James C. Nee dh am of California "and
probably Nicholas Lougworth cf Ohio
were beaten." r '; ." - . .
Sereno Payne, aid Joseph ,Fcrdr.
of Michigan' may be the only Repuk
licar.3 left. . ' : . , .
Cu!zsra J:b D;slrahls, . :
, The election of .'Representative Sul
zar governor cf New York leaves va
cant the .chairmanship cf tha Impor
tant foreign affaire. committee. Flood,
cf Virginia 13 ranking member cf the
committee,, but betd sella eel the ckair
manship two years ego to accept the
les3. important - territories v committee.
Either: he' or. Garner cfTexa3 13 ex
pected to get the place, '
.The election -of. Morris" Sk-ard cf
Texa3 to the Senate,. If scnority 13 f .k
lowed, will move .Representative Ik
nett cf Alabama to tks cl
of the public building3 a:
committee. - k ' ...
rd ground 3
The vacancy at the he"! cf ths; p '
lie. Iand3 .committe?, . cou:;i Ly t: :
failore cf Representative Rekk::e:i c:
Arkansas to return, pre" ally v.i'l !
f ill : i , by movir. 1 . up II t ti . :
Graham -cf Illinois, of pr: :: ' c'
maa cf tha commit
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tt3 invcetlkatir.-T tko n c.i:
trr:t will .ta -witho i a h - - J, P.:. .
er.totive Pr'") cf Look -'--a k ; , ! - 7 r
tired. Rereeentotive 'Cortrr C : c
Virr!-.!a i3.the ranking mc. . ct tl
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The retirr m?nt cf . "Rerr'e. ntatlv
Lo-b cf VIrJ-!i 03 he" ! rf V - '
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fr neprcr totlvo Lever c! :
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du:ati:.i cemmitteo. kk k :
to Repre-entativa Anekerry cf Ck.
Tki3 e,e-ant3 far all the ckairn -.-e"
lp3 left v-:ant by" tka election. L ..
tl a fcmkln cf tke- T,Vilsca cat:::.
may alter tke liet furusr.
Representative Henry cf Tes:.
chairman cf the rr!e3 committer, R.
rcrentotira Earl . :j rf Tc ::: , a f
t:r cf tka op-re-r:-k:a t :mm.;t: :
or.dr.pre:;ntative Ur Irmc-1, hea
cf tka v.-ays and .mear-. hav tec.
mentioned as c;
tl r 3.
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the Territorial veterinarian lel't HI'J
on Saturday . bound iof "'.Vaipi.a Gulch,
where he plans a campaign of ejter
mlnatlonk against all : horses.. afi'licted
with glanders: AH auspinunu J.o'fies
will( be given. tjOxin iniCtoiia'aud. In
case of. reaction, will pa dcnvrDyel Un
der' the Territorial law. Dr. NorA.''i?!
will have considerable assistance in
thl3. work as the. yarious ranches of
this Island are providing men to help
in the roundup, which, it is khop-l,
will completely stamp out the disease.
k' For two years past .there, has not
been a. case of glanders reported oave
from Waipioy This . results from the
fact that; the owners of the diseased
animals ; not only fail to take proper
precautions but also," when they know
that .thekTerritorlal Teterlnarlan "-, 1.3
coming, that way, drive tk sir animal 3
into; the .thirteen 'gulck j which run
out from the . main ivaliey and hide
them till he. has gone. To avoid th;3
difficulty Dr. Norgaard made all hi s
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secretiy;and nopes to get gool resurs,
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I have just uploaded on our other blog the first draft of the text of an information leaflet that I intend to give to all clients (or their solicitors and patent agents) who tell me they want to institute proceedings. I also intend to put it on the Huddersfield and some of the other inventors' websites.
I have been at the Bar for many years and the usual outcome to litigation is that one or both of the parties run out of cash or more likely interest. Some blame their lawyers for not pointing out what is involved. They can't say that of me in future.


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- Date: Thursday, 31 May 2012, 7.30 pm
- Venue: Adelaide Town Hall — 128 King William St, Adelaide, SA
- Tickets: Tickets can be purchased online or by phone on 1800 688 482
Event Details
Includes music composed by Gordon Kerry, the Musica Viva's featured composer for 2012.
Featured non-Australian music: Ravel, Schubert
Further information for this event is available online at the event's website
Featured Australian Works
|Im winde : Piano trio no. 2 (2000) by Gordon Kerry
— performed by Trio Dali
Featured artists
- Performer Trio Dali
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Park Story Time
Friday, July 18
10:30 am – 11:00 am
For children ages 5 years and under with an adult. Meets at The Blumenfeld Family Park (adjacent to the Landmark) weather permitting. If weather is inclement, story time will be held in the Children's Room at 10:40 a.m. No registration is required.