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George Gardiner | |
Birthdate: | |
Birthplace: | Greenford Magna, Middlesex, England |
Death: | Died in Newport, Aquidneck Island, Colony of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations, Rhode Island, Colonial America |
Immediate Family: |
Son of Rev. Michael Gardiner and Margaret Gardiner |
Managed by: | EVELYN KROPP |
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About George Gardiner
George sailed in the ship "Fellowship" of Bristol, and arrived in Boston June 29, 1637. In October, 1638, he was residing on Aquedneck Island,R.I. ...In 1662 he acquired by deed from one of the Narragansett sachems, a tract measuring five by one and one-half miles in the"Narragansett Country".
His parents were Father: Michael GARDNER b: 1552 and Mother: Margaret BROWNE b: 1562 both of England.
Another of George's sons was Benoni GARDINER, born before 1645.
On http://www.burkes-peerage.net/ I found that NATHANIEL GARDNER, s of Benoni Gardiner, of Kingston (see GARDNER of Narragansett formerly of Collynbyn Hall), of South Kingston, Rhode Island, and Providence Plantation; b 1674.
George Gardiner was evidently an educated man and took an active part in the affairs of the Colony. He was admitted an inhabitant of Newport in 1638. In 1640 he was present "att the Generall Courte of election," and from that time until his death, about 1677, his name often appears in the State records.
Some time, not far from 1640, George Gardiner married Herodias (Long) Hicks. She made the statement that she had been married to John Hicks, in London, without the knowledge of her friends, when between thirteen and fourteen years of age. Soon after coming to R.I., Hicks deserted her, going to New Amsterdam, or as she expressed it, "to the Dutch," taking with him most of the property left to her by her mother. Her marriage to George Gardiner was rather irregular in form, to say the least, consisting of going before some friends and declaring themselves husband and wife. As she was a Quaker, and a fanatic at that, cheerful walking from Newport to Boston, with a young child in her arms, to receive a whipping at the post for her religious beliefs, possibly she would not consent to be married after any established forms. She later divorced George and married John Porter - a very wealthy man. George then married Lydia Ballou, a daughter of Robert and Susannah Ballou.
- The Gardiners of Narragansett: being a genealogy of the descendants of George Gardiner, the colonist, 1638. By Caroline E. Robinson. Ed. with notes and index by Daniel Goodwin. Published 1919 by The Editor in Providence, R.I . Page 2.
From rootsweb.com:
Came from Eng on ship "Fellowship" in 1637.
Married 1st Sara Slaughter, 2nd Herodias Long, 3rd Lydia Ballou
New England Families, RI Edition, p 253.
George Gardner was immigrant ancestor & founder of family in RI. He was native of Eng but in 1/3 decade of 17th century he came to America. It is doubtful he was son or grandson of Sir Thomas Gardner, knight. Tradition has it, though, he was youngest son of Joseph Gardner, son of Sir Thomas Gardner. He is 1st of record in RI, in 1638, when he was admitted an inhabitant of Island of Aquidneck. He received grant of 58 acres of land in 1640. He was made freeman Mar 16 1641, & following yr served as constable & sr sgt. He was ensign in 1644. He con't to rise in prominence in colony, & in 1662, was elected to office of commissioner. He died in King's Co, RI in 1679.
George Gardiner sailed on "Fellowship" from Bristol (Eng) w/wife, Sara (Slaughter) & 3 sons, Edward, Robert & Benoni. Voyage was tragic for George--wife (Sarah) & 2 older sons, Edward & Robert, died during passage. George arrived in Boston 29 Jun 1637 & settled in Newport, RI 1 Sep 1638 where he bought 6 sq mi of land from Narragansett Indians. He served as delegate to Gen'l Court of RI in 1662. Publication titled "Gardners of Narragansett" by Goodwin, 1919, provides add'l info about family. After arrival in America, Herodius (Long) Hicks became common law wife of George. At age 14, Herodius had been married to John Hicks in Eng with whom she came to America. She was deserted by her husband (Hicks) who went away to the Dutch, carrying with him most of the estate sent to her by her mother. After becoming George's wife, Herodius traveled from Newport to Weymouth 11 May 1658 with 6 month old child (Rebecca) to appear before religious body. Afterward, she was taken to Boston where she appeared before Gov Endicott who sentenced her to be whipped 10 lashes w/3-fold knotted whip. Thereafter, she was confined to prison for 14 days. She endured this punishment after long & difficult journey about 60 mi through wilderness almost impossible for man. George married his 3rd wife, Lydia Ballou. Lydia was daughter of Robert Ballou, early settler of Boston, MA & Portsmouth, RI. Robert Ballou died in 1668 in Portsmouth. George Gardiner died in 1677 after which in 1678, Lydia Ballou Gardiner married William Hawkins & had 3 more children. Lydia died in 1722. George had 16 children by his 3 wives as follows:
By 1st wife, Sara: 1) Edward, 2) Robert, 3) Benoni.
By 2nd wife, Herodius: 4) Henry, b c1645; d 26 Apr 1744; 5) George, d 1724; 6) William, b c1651, d 1711; 7) Nicholas, b 1654; d 1712; 8) Dorcas, b 1656; 9) Rebecca, child carried by Herodius to Boston; 10) Samuel.
By 3rd wife, Lydia: 11) Joseph, 12) Lydia, 13) Mary, 14) Peregreene, 5) Robert, 16) Jeremiah, b c1676.
George Gardiner was educated & took active part in affairs of Colony. He was admitted inhabitant of Newport in 1638. In 1640 he was present "at the General Court of election," & from that time until death, c1677, his name often appears in State records. In Colonial records name is spelled Gardner, or Gardener, until 1670, when we find it occasionally Gardiner. After 1780 name is indexed as "Gardner," or "Gardiner." In Burke's Commoners many families are given as Gardner, & as many more Gardiner. But as family arms have a curious similarity, evidence points to common ancestor.
He arrived in Boston Mass. on ship "Fellowship" June 29th, 1637. in 1638 he was settled at Aquidneck, RI. Of Newport in 1640. Senior Sergeant 1641-42. Ensign 1644, commissioner 1662. Of Kingstown 1671.
George Gardner, after his 1st wife died, lived with Herodias Long HIcks. It was either a common law marriage OR a Quaker marriage, that part is undefined. They had six or seven kids together. George Gardner and Herodias Long Hicks parted ways so Herodias could marry a "wealthy land owner." George Gardner then went on to marry Lydia Ballou and they had six or seven more children.
It is unknown if George Gardner's son (Born 1650, married to Sabetha) was Herodias Long HIcks' or Lydia Ballou's son.
1638- Admitted an inhabitant of Newport, RI.
1639, December 17- Admitted a freeman of Newport, RI.
1641, March 16- Freeman.
1642- Constable and Sergeant.
1644- Ensign.
1662- Commissioner.
Herodias (Long) Hicks was his common law wife for 18-20 years. They had six or seven children. Her lawful husband, John Hicks divorced her after she had lived with George Gardiner for 9 years and had 5 or 6 children. George and Herodias legally separated on 3 May 1665 by order of the General Assembly. They were each fined 20 pounds and ordered "from henceforth they presume not to lead soe scandolose a life, lest they feel the extremest penalty that either is or shall be provided in such cases."
Circa 1665- He married Lydia Ballou.
Born in Middlesex, England on 1620 to Michael Gardiner and Margaret Browne. George married Lydia Ballou and had 5 children. George married Herodias Long and had 8 children. George married Sarah Slaughter and had 3 children. He passed away on 22 Oct 1677 in Kingstown, Rhode Island, USA. ______________________________________________________________________________________
GEORGE GARDINER: b.____, d.1677. Admitted to the island of Aquidneck (Newport) where he purchased 58 acres of land. Present at General Court of Elections. Freeman, Constable, Senior Sergeant, Ensign, Commissioner and Juryman. Sharon W. Tetreault (12th gen.)/HERODIAS (LONG-HICKS) GARDINER: b.____, d.____. Delivered her religious testimony at Weymouth, for which she was carried to Boston, before Governor John Endicott who sentenced her to be whipped with ten lashes and held in prison 14 days. Petitioned her husband, George Gardiner, before the Assembly: having lived with her husband 18 or 20 years and by him had many children, desired of the Assembly, "The estate and labor he had of mine, he may allow it me and house upon my land I may enjoy without molestation and that he may allow me my child to bring up, with maintenance for her and that he be restrained from troubling me more."
Photo location: Family Court, Newport, Rhode Island.
Reference: The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1969 (Originally published in Albany, New York, 1887.).
http://www.tomrchambers.com/index-27.html ______________________________________________________________________________________
- Updated from WikiTree Genealogy via wife Herodias Porter (born Long aka Gardner, Hicks) by SmartCopy: Dec 2 2014, 14:49:34 UTC
George Gardiner came to Rhode Island and was admitted an inhabitant of Aquidneck in 1638. In 1639 he was made a Freeman of Newport, where he came to hold various town positions. From Cutter's
- Updated from WikiTree Genealogy by SmartCopy: Dec 2 2014, 14:51:09 UTC
The first record of him is in RI, in 1638, when he was admitted an inhabitant of Island of Aquidneck. He received grant of 58 acres of land in 1640. He was made freeman Mar 16 1641, & following yr served as constable & sr sgt. He was ensign in 1644. He con't to rise in prominence in colony, & in 1662, was elected to office of commissioner.
There are many reasons to believe he was not the same "George Gardiner" as married Sara Slaughter in England, so I have removed that relationship. See article about it here:
"George Gardiner first appears in Portsmouth in 1638, nothing certain is known about him prior to this. He cmnmenced to live with Herodias (Long) Hieks about 1644. She was born about 1624. He was separated from her in May 1665 and married secondly about 1665-6 Lydia Ballou. He died about 1677 and certainly before 14 June 1678, leaving a will now lost."
"Accordingly, until more evidence, both of a positive and negative nature, is forthcoming, no critical genealogist can accept the identification of George Gardiner, son of the Rev Michael Gardiner, with George Gardiner of Newport, as proved."
Children of George and Herodias:
1. Benoni born 1643-45 and about 1644.
2. Henry born 1645-7 and about 1646.
3. George born about 1649.
4. William born about 1652.
5. Nicholas born about 1654.
6. Dorcas born about 1656.
7. Rebecca born about 1658.
1639, December 17- Admitted a freeman of Newport, RI.
1641, March 16- Freeman.
1642- Constable and Sergeant.
1644- Ensign.
1662- Commissioner.
Was there a second wife - Susan Hazard?
George Gardiner's Timeline
1599 |
February 15, 1599
Greenford Magna, Middlesex, England
February 15, 1599
February 15, 1599
Greenford, Middlesex, England
February 15, 1599
Greenford, London, England, United Kingdom
1625 |
Age 25
Probably England
1631 |
Age 31
London, England
1633 |
Age 33
1637 |
Age 37
Middlesex, England
1645 |
Age 45
Newport, Rhode Island, New England Colonies


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I am new to blackberry development and i need to complete and urgent assignment, i have looked around and i dont see much material to point me in the right direction, or some just is a little confusing.
I need to split the screen into 2 the bottom half will contain a text field for input and a button, the bottom half will cover about 30% of the screen and the top half the 70% of the screen.
On the top half i want to be able to do some 2D rendering in the sence that i want to draw a square for example and move it around smoothly using a rendering loop.
What components of the api should i look into to accomplish this task ? It has to be on version 5.0
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In this case, what you will need to do is put a Bitmap in the top 70% of the screen (you will need to create this dynamically to match the screen size. Then you will need to create an animation Thread that draws the moving image, image at a time.
This same sort of process is used to draw animated gifs in the following KB article:
I think this KB article will help you get what you need to do sorted out.
Hi, What i want to do on the top half is draw primitives like a square using the graphics library if that is the correct one to use for 2D graphics. Could you advise me a bit about this, i want to be able to draw at coordinates x,y also be able to manipulate it to rotate it and move it around smoothly using a rendering loop(like in opengl) and also change its size by defining new width and height from text boxes on the bottom 30% of the screen.
Can you tell me which library's i need to use so i can read up on them? I'm a bit lost. I've been reading about canvas and graphics but im not sure what fits my needs best.
Sorry I can't help with the primitive drawing. Have a look at all the Graphics methods (make sure you use the Blackberry graphics object not the Modlet one). Take the code from the KB article, and replace the graphics drawBitmap, with whatever you want to do. Start by just painting a circle and move it each time the Thread goes round the loop. Do a bit of this, and i am sure you pick up a lot of what you need to do.

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Welcome to Enchanted Hollow Graphics a shop with with Amazing Art from the enchanted fairies hollow, which now is becoming to being a great shop to order from with the help of my workers amazing art talents as well. As a Intro I am FairyWitch which I would love to help serebii members have there signatures look fresh and presentable. I first of would like to say that Art has been my passion for the longest time as a traditional artist which I have gone to school for teaching Art but never had the funds to finish. I may not be a graphic's design student but I always work hard on striving to get better at the digital graphics side and the only reason I have gotten so into is when i joined serebii for the first time. I started of coming to the art shop section and got inspired from my friend's art shop which I was one of his customers before becoming friends and which some of you guys use to know him Mew which he is known as ~light now with his name change which his shop use to be called Mew Universe which later was called Candlelight Graphics. I just want to say if it wasn't for him I would of never made it today here and i thank him for inspiring me in the digital graphics. I never forget a customer so ill always welcome you back with amazing art, as well as my workers will as well. I also did have a guild which was one of the oldest guilds which was called Team Enchanted Garden. I do hope i can help satisfy you all with a a piece of artwork you guys would like to have in your signatures or future clans, tradeshops, and threads on serebii. This is one thing is that i would like to make sure you leave happy with a great piece of work as well as my workers will too.
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Hello! I was just wondering how many of the 35th anniversary Mustang owners (either bought second hand, or new) received the package that came with the 35th anniversary mustangs? I think it includes: -leather key ring -leather CD case -Mustang 35th anniversary sticker -3-CD "Reborn to Run" set -Various papers describing the number of the vehicle and other production numbers -A list of Mustang clubs -I think some may have gotten a leather jacket?? -1:18 Die-cast replica of the vehicle -Mustang history book If I forgot anything, please let me know. Purchasing my 35th anniversary mustang second hand, I didn't recieve any of those things, however by a stroke of luck, I was able to purchase the kit (second hand) that contained the Mustang history book, the leather CD case, the key ring, and the sticker on ebay, and I was able to find the CD set on Amazon.com Maybe I went a little overkill by getting the kit and all, but hey! Its gonna be a piece of history someday!!
I bought mine new, so I got one....well two actually. They sent me one with a vert' of a Performance Red GT and I have the coupe. I called and told them of the error and they sent me another. One I used and the other is still new in box.....sorry, not for sale. I eventually bought a silver/black/white coupe diecast of each color from the Ford collection. -jason
If you're searching for stuff to complete your collection for your 35th anniversary merch, I recommend ebay for starters. I do not have the die cast of my vehicle, and I'd really like to get it. I put out a "want it now" on ebay, I recommend you do the same. The CD set can be found on Amazon, or there was a collection on e-bay that I saw the other day
Every purchaser of a new 1999 Mustang got a gift set.... everybody got the book, key fob, CDs/case, and sticker. LE purchasers got a die-cast model of their specific car as well. When I bought my car (I'm the second owner) all the stuff was in a plain cardboard box in the trunk (but at least I got it.) Since then, I've picked up a full set with a red coupe, and two non-LE sets (no models.) I keep hoping that some day they'll be worth someting on eBay (wishful hoping, I think . . . )
I think that was Canada sales only. I did however buy a 35th Anniversary jacket at the show in 1999(before I bought the GT) in Charlotte NC. It was very cold at the show. Its red/white/blue and has a huge 35th logo on the back. Its kinda gaudy now, but I plan on keeping it. -J
The jacket that came with 35th LE's here was an awesome leather one. Not the racing type available at cars show and such.
Owner's package w/ Black 'vert on ebay . . . http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/35th...20524831656QQptZMotorsQ5fManualsQ5fLiterature
If I needed it I would buy it anyway even with the wrong car. They are easier to find than the box items. -J
I have been looking for a diecast model for three years. Saw a ton of 35th goodie boxs but never one with a black vert included. So, yes I was the lucky winner of this 35th goodie box.
I think I paid well over $50 for my diecast red coupe. It was not cheap, but I guess they're not making any more of them. I was bored earlier and found the old site, but at a different address than I visited it at... Mustang35th : Home Page .
Its too bad this site is no longer up to date... It was the first mustang 35th site I found when I bought my car and I tried to send in all my info to get it into the registry that they had started. Still holds a wealth of info tho... Its a shame the Mod isn't around it any longer.
Yep, its been a long time since it went inactive....I never really knew what happened. Long live StangNet and the 35th forums.


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Ice Burn (Japanese: コールドフレア Cold Flare) is a damage-dealing Ice-type move introduced in Generation V. It is White Kyurem's signature move.
Ice Burn deals damage, has a 30% chance of burning the target.
Ice Burn does nothing on the turn it is selected, other than state that the user is charging. This charge turn can be skipped using a Power Herb. On the following turn, Ice Burn will deal damage, PP will be deducted from it, and it will count as the last move used. Once Ice Burn is selected, the user won't be able to switch out until it is disrupted or fully executed.
If Ice Burn is not fully executed, PP will not be deducted from it, and it will not count as the last move used. If the target uses Mirror Move during the turn that the user is charging, Mirror Move will copy the move that the user executed immediately before using Ice Burn (or fail if it can't).
Sleep, freeze, partial trapping, and flinching will pause but not disrupt the duration of Ice Burn.
By leveling up
# | Pokémon | Type | Level | |||||||
646 | Kyurem | Dragon | Ice | 50 | '''' | |||||
Bold indicates a Pokémon gains STAB from this move. Italics indicates a Pokémon whose evolution or alternate form receives STAB from this move. |
In the anime
Kyurem | |||
The user creates multiple beams of reddish-purple energy and fires it at opponents | |||
Pokémon | Method | ||
User | First Used In | Notes | |
Kyurem | Kyurem's body glows orange and creates a circular reddish-purple aura around itself. It then releases multiple reddish-purple beams of energy at the opponent. When it hits the opponent, it freezes it. | ||
Kyurem (M15) | Kyurem VS. The Sword of Justice | Debut |
In other games
- This move seems to draw reference to both Reshiram and Kyurem, as it is an Ice-type move and its side-effect is related to the Fire type. Furthermore, the animation for the actual attacking part is resembles that of Blue Flare, one of Reshiram's signature moves.
- Freeze Shock, a move variation of Ice Burn, likewise references Kyurem and Zekrom.
- Along with Freeze Shock, Ice Burn has the highest base power of all Ice-type moves.
- Ice Burn is the only Ice-type move that is able to cause burn.
- The burn side-effect may be a reference to frostbite, which is similar to a burn.
- Ice Burn is also one of four moves able to cause a burn that is not Fire-type. The others are Tri Attack, Scald, and Fling (while holding a Flame Orb).
In other languages
Variations of the move Sky Attack | ||||
This article is part of Project Moves and Abilities, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on two related aspects of the Pokémon games. |


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A special "Thank You" to our own Grace McCloskey for bringing "Cherish The Ladies" to the RMAC Summer Picnic Concerts last Sunday evening. Approximately 1500 people enjoyed the "Ladies" and their dancers who entertained for almost three hours. Their singing, their musicianship and dancing made for a fabulous evening.
Grace had promised that she would go all out with her friends and neighbors to be sure there was a great turnout and she kept her word. Besides which, she was instrumental, actually she was a 'one man band' in presenting the artists, obtaining the raffle prizes and creating a wonderful atmosphere at the concert.
Because of all the prizes that Grace obtained we had all we could do to keep up with the request for raffle tickets and I would like to thank Lew Simon and his crew for covering such a large crowd and selling so many tickets. The prizes were wonderful and on behalf of the RMAC I would like to thank everyone who was so generous in providing them. In addition I would like to thank our two very special "junior RMAC members" who picked the lucky tickets, David Lefkowitz and Jonathan Gliboff. Two darling young boys who had a wonderful time in choosing the winners.
A big thank you also to our members who provide the coffee and cookies, etc.; Fern Liberman, Sally Gwirtzman, Toni Ann Geraci and Mary Ogonah who work so hard each week.
This Sunday, July 14th at 6 p.m., Kenny Vance and The Plantones will be providing another fantastic concert. Kenny lives right here in Rockaway, and he and the group recently appeared in a film Looking For An Echo, which I know he will tell you more about on Sunday. For more information about the group look for the full-length article in this issue of The Wave, and we look forward to seeing you on Sunday.
The Sunday's concert is the Second Annual Leon Locke Memorial Concert. Leon, the publisher of The Wave for many years, was instrumental in bringing Doo Wop music back to Rockaway and to the RMAC venue.
We go from doo-wop to Cuban when on Sunday, July 21 at 6 p.m. we present The Enrique Lopez Latin Ensemble. With their Cuban rhythms that remind you of the "Buena Vista Social Club" we invite you to dance along with the music. The group is one of New York City's top folkloric Latin ensembles and performs regularly at Club Macanudo. For over sixty years New York has been a mecca for Latin musicians coming out of the Caribbean and their different rhythms have given birth to Salsa and Latin Jazz styles that could not have developed independently on the islands.
The group consists of leader and musical director, Enrique Lopez who plays the Tres guitar, Victor Sanchez the upright "Baby" Bass, with Roberto Pitre on flute and Emedin Rivera and Nestor Villa, two of the finest percussionists in New York today, playing the Conga and Bongo drums. Jesus Alvarez and Deborah Aviles will add to the evening with their singing of Cuban countryside and traditional Cuban music.
This is the first time The Enrique Lopez Latin Ensemble has appeared in Rockaway and we are sure you will enjoy them.
See you all this Sunday for Kenny Vance and The Planotones.


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Jay Leno Feels Mistreated by NBC
First they stab him in the back, then they send him on a poop cruise
Jay Leno (who either will or will not be replaced by Jimmy Fallon next year) wrapped up a week of public bickering with ratings-challenged NBC by accusing the network of betrayal, in joke form. After relaying the story of a Canadian man who recently had doctors remove a knife that had been in his back for three years, Leno zinged, "Imagine that. The guy had a knife in his back for three years. He must have worked at NBC too." And then he decided to do a poop boat reference: "Have you heard about this alleged feud that I'm having with NBC?" he asked. "I think it's going to be okay. I had dinner last night with a bunch of executives [and] to make it up me, what they did, they are sending my wife and I on an all-expenses-paid Carnival cruise." Elegant.


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Radmanovic's clutch play boosts Hawks over Bucks
Mar 3, 2012 - 4:01 AM Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Vladimir Radmanovic hit a trio of three- pointers in the fourth quarter, including the eventual game-winner with 11.9 seconds remaining, as the shorthanded Hawks beat the Milwaukee Bucks, 99-94, in comeback fashion at Philips Arena on Friday.Atlanta, which was without All-Star guard Joe Johnson because of knee tendinitis, had ten different players contribute, including Jannero Pargo, who scored 11 points, all in the decisive fourth quarter. Josh Smith led the scoring attack with 24 points and 19 rebounds as the Hawks took their third straight from Milwaukee.
"It was a really good effort," said Pargo about the team's effort off the bench. "I'm not sure if it was the best. We had a lot of games where we were maybe in games, and we just stayed even. Early in the season we were playing really good, and just sustaining our effort, but tonight was a really good effort."
Brandon Jennings led all scorers with 34 points to go with eight assists, while Drew Gooden added a double-double with 24 points and 10 boards for the Bucks, who have lost four of their last five.
Trailing 76-65 after three quarters of play, The Hawks received a spark from Pargo as he started the quarter with a triple and added back-to-back jumpers during a 15-3 run that gave Atlanta a 80-79 lead, its first since early in the second quarter.
Radmanovic hit a big trey to give the Hawks a 92-90 advantage, but Gooden responded with two from the charity stripe to tie the game with 1:16 remaining.
After Smith and Ersan Ilyasova exchanged two-point field goals, Radmanovic buried his third three of the quarter to give Atlanta a 97-94 lead with 11.9 ticks left on the clock.
Gooden received the ball in the low post on the ensuing possession, but Smith came up with a block and Jerry Stackhouse drained both from the free throw line to make it a two-possession game and complete the comeback victory.
"I felt like we had a stretch there where two or three times we didn't scramble back on defense well enough," said Bucks head coach Scott Skiles. "It was just one of those games, again, where we couldn't make the big play and they did. They made the big shots and they were able to stop us enough to cause us to miss shots in the fourth quarter."
Smith scored 11 points in a tightly contested first frame that saw neither team lead by more than four, as the Hawks took a 27-25 edge after one.
Leading by one, Jennings connected on back-to-back three-pointers and added a layup in a 13-2 spurt over the final 3:20 of the second to take a 51-39 lead into the locker room.
After trailing by double-digits for much of the third quarter, Atlanta reeled off eight straight to cut the margin to 69-64 but Jennings responded with the next seven to press the lead back to double-digits heading into the final stanza.
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Atlanta will host Oklahoma City on Saturday, while Milwaukee visits Orlando...Bucks top reserve Mike Dunleavy missed the game as he returned to Milwaukee to be with his wife, who is having a baby...The Hawks got 32-of-34 fourth-quarter points from their bench.
Mar 2 9:55 PM - MILWAUKEE: 76
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Mar 2 9:20 PM - MILWAUKEE: 51
Mar 2 8:35 PM - MILWAUKEE: 25
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Mar 2 8:06 PM - MILWAUKEE: 0
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Mar 2 7:42 PM
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Today is my granddaughter's two week birthday. Happy birthday Madeleine!
More and more people have started calling me "grandpa."
Coincidentally, a guy came to the office to see my wife at her travel agency (my wife and I share offices). She was out for a few minutes, so I took his name and told him that she would call him.
Later, he spoke to my wife and said that when he came to the office, he met the "older gentleman."
So now I am the "grandpa" and the "older gentleman."
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"Shall not be long but I'll be here again:Things at the worst will cease, or else climb upwardTo what they were before."
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On November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall separating East from West fell, as East Germany allowed its citizens to travel to West Germany unfettered. A great deal of unrest had preceded this decision. I was 15 at the time and followed the story closely, but I had no idea about what led up to the dramatic events surrounding the sudden collapse of the Iron Curtain in Eastern Europe and the end of the Cold War that had paralyzed the world for 40 years.
Starting September 20, 1982, East German pastor Christian Fuhrer began "Peace Prayers" that were held every Monday in the Nikolai Church in Leipzig. The prayers focused against the Cold War. This went on for seven years and was seen as sedition by the East German government, while the Lutheran Church approved. By 1989, more and more people were joining the "Peace Prayers" and peaceful, candlelight marches began to flow out of the church in September. These prayer meetings turned to peaceful marchers were called the Monday Demonstrations and the world was forever changed. Alan Nothnagle explains what happened:
Why Leipzig?
Before the Revolution of 1989, Leipzig was best known as the city of Bach and Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. But in 1982, Pastor Christian Führer of Leipzig's historic St. Nicholas' Church had begun conducting "Monday prayers for peace" at five p.m. in the spirit of Gandhi and Martin Luther King. He conceived this event as a non-violent protest against the nuclear rearmament programs of both the Warsaw Pact and NATO, which had been planning for decades to unleash full-scale thermonuclear war on German territory if the status quo in Central Europe were disturbed. Non-church members (along with a generous sprinkling of Stasi informants) also used to take part in this peaceful protest, where concerned citizens met to discuss matters of current interest. After all, the church was the only remaining institution that was largely free of direct government supervision and interference.
Führer had scheduled his prayer service carefully. By five o'clock, most ordinary people were already off work and could thus spend their leisure time as they wished. Monday evening was ideal, since nearly all communist party members were busy attending their weekly meetings at the factoryor office. Moreover, downtown shops were still open, which meant that groups of people congregating in the streets outside the church did not stand out to the police and the Stasi. This would later prove to be a convenient time for West German TV journalists to smuggle footage of the demonstrations across the border and broadcast it on their evening news programs.
"We are the people!"
On September 4, 1989, the traditional Monday prayers for peace swelled into a demonstration by several hundred participants for freedom of travel and political reform. Two other Leipzig churches joined in, and the authorities did nothing to stop them. 10,000 assembled on October 2.2 Then, on October 9, following the debacle in Prague and the departure of the first "Freedom Trains" to West Germany, the event exploded into a demonstration by 70,000 citizens in this city of half a million. And these demonstrators were armed, too, but not with knives or guns. No, these counterrevolutionaries (as Honecker called them) came equipped with the most dangerous weapon of all: a brilliant slogan.
"Wir sind das Volk!" ("We are the people!"3), the demonstrators chanted. They passed out lighted candles and began parading through the streets. They sang protest songs, including the communists' own Internationale, and marched right past Stasi headquarters itself shouting "No violence!" These "enemies" certainly didn't look very violent. As Pastor Führer pointed out in an interview for Deutsche Welle earlier this year, when you carry a candle, you need two hands – one to hold it, and one to protect the flame from the wind. You have no hand left in which to carry a weapon.
The next Monday, 120,000 demonstrators met in Leipzig. The next Monday? Over 300,000. The peaceful demonstrators put so much pressure on the East German government that by November 9, the Berlin Wall came down and Communism was effectively dead in Eastern Europe. It all happened without the firing of a shot. After the West spent billions of dollars on armament and military defense, the Iron Curtain came down as a result of the rising tide of peaceful demonstrations of people who met under the threat of violence and death. It all began with a prayer meeting to the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ.
This story is rarely told. Today, on the 20th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, it needs to be told again and again. It all began with prayer. Who would have thought it? Who would think it now?
All things are possible with God.


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Men's Soccer: Xavier, 7 p.m., Ambrose Urbanic Field at Petersen Sports Complex
Friday, Oct. 4
Cross Country: at Notre Dame Invitational, 2 p.m., South Bend, Ind.
Men's Soccer: at Virginia, 7 p.m., Charlottesville, Va.
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Volleyball: Virginia, 7 p.m., Fitzgerald Field House (Dig Pink Match)
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Women's Soccer: Syracuse, 1 p.m., Ambrose Urbanic Field at Petersen Sports Complex (Breast Cancer Awareness Game)
Basketball: Maggie Dixon Heart Health Fair/Basketball Fan Fest/Blue-Gold Scrimmage, 1 p.m., Petersen Events Center (Read More).
Volleyball: Kate Yeazel. Yeazel helped Pitt open its ACC schedule with a pair of victories against Clemson and Georgia Tech. Against the Tigers, she connected on eight of her 21 attempts, and then followed that up with 14 kills on 22 attempts (.545 hitting percentage) against the Yellow Jackets. Yeazel leads the team with 182 kills and has already surpassed her kills total from last year. The Panthers are 10-5 this season overall. (Read More).
Football: Tyler Boyd. Boyd had seven catches for 111 yards in a 14-3 victory against Virginia. It was his third straight 100-yard receiving game and he became just the second true freshman to accomplish that feat along with Antonio Bryant, who did so in 1999. Boyd leads the ACC in all-purpose yards per game (175.2), ranks third in receiving yards per game (106.2) and fifth in receptions per game (5.8). (Read More).
Tennis: Audrey Ann Blakely. The Pitt freshman reached the finals in both singles and doubles at the Hokie Fall Invitational hosted by Virginia Tech last weekend. Blakely and her teammate Kimmy Borza went 3-1 in doubles and lost in the final of the Flight A bracket, while she also tallied three singles wins en route to making the finals of the Flight B bracket. (Read More).
Volleyball: Jessica Wynn. Wynn had nine kills against Clemson and 13 against Georgia Tech to help the Panthers sweep their opening weekend of ACC play. She has 181 total kills this season and is second on the team with 129 digs. (Read More).
Football: Aaron Donald. Donald had two sacks against Virginia to bring his season total to six. Donald continues to lead the ACC in sacks per game (1.50) and tackles for loss per game (2.25). (Read More).
Football. After the Pitt defense stopped Virginia on fourth-and-two from the Pitt three yard line with 3:30 remaining in the game, the Panthers were faced with a third-and-eight from their own six yard line. Freshman Rachid Ibrahim took the handoff and had the longest run of his career as he went for 16 yards to give Pitt the first down and essentially ice the game for a 14-3 Panthers victory. (Read More).
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He'll probably write in that Lala and Haruna have decided that been best friends they can't compete other the same boy, I doubt we'll know for sure who the main girls are going to be for a few chapters at least but Momo and Yami are looking like prime suspects.
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I don]t know how true it is, but the guy over at this blog says the name of the spinoff is To Love Ru Darkness. can anyone confirm that or not? also, so glad to hear about a spinoff. last one ended very flat, not to mention I favor the new lead heroines over the old, but hopefully, we'll see rito grow and prove that he deserves at least some of that delicious attention he's getting, tho I'm not too optimistic about that happening, lol.
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I just checked and "darkness" (ダークネス) is written on the color page, in the pink bubble to be exact. It's written in katakana so it's "Darkness" in english. I edited the first post with a better pic while I was at it.
Could a mod update the title of the topic, please? It seems I can't do it myself.
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We need a To Love-ru Mandarin spin-off next
Since Yami-chan will presumably be the new main character, I think Darkness might be a bit more action-oriented than the original manga. That's the impression I got from the first pic that was released too. We'll see.
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I think a summary would be best to determine if Darkness will be more action based or not. I'm all for it being something like that though, because we know Yabuki Kentaro can pull it off.
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I'm hoping for a more action oriented story. Switching out Lala and Haruna for Momo and Yami and trying to play it like the original manga would just be weird. It would be nice if the story took place in the same universe as the original though, and you could have Rito's harem as a backdrop for whatever it is Yami's gonna be doing.
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That sounds awesome, though the monthly wait will be tough. I wouldn't mind the story taking on more action scenes and maybe even have a couple more cameos from Black Cat (don't overdo it tho, lol). Either way, I have one more reason for October to hurry up and get here.
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The True Victims of Abortion: Men
Now that I'm raising a son, I take time every few months to worry about him getting someone pregnant accidentally. I'm more worried about him being a selfish dog with women, but pregnancy's right up there. (I'm less worried about my daughter; if she's like me, and like most affluent women, I'll never know what she's up to sexually hard as I'll try to delude myself to the contrary). I'm going to try hard to teach them both to wait til they're ready and then protect themselves, and their partners, to the max. But shit happens, right?
Big a deal as an unplanned pregnancy is for women, I know it's no walk in the park for men, especially if the relationship was casual. I have little sympathy for men who play no, little, or an antagonistic role in birth control - you're on your own. Abort, pay child support or maybe raise a kid; you made that bed. But if you did your part and still end up waiting to hear what the woman's decided to do - major drama. But some things cross a line. Now we have men of long-ago aborted kids claiming center stage in the abortion debate. No big deal then, big deal now.
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Baier, 36, still longs for the child who might have been, with an intensity that bewilders him: "How can I miss something I never even held?"
These days, he channels the grief into activism in a burgeoning movement of "post-abortive men." Abortion is usually portrayed as a woman's issue: her body, her choice, her relief or her regret. This new movement -- both political and deeply personal in nature -- contends that the pronoun is all wrong.
"We had abortions," said Mark B. Morrow, a Christian counselor. "I've had abortions."
And now you'd like a do-over? Goes without saying that this is religion-based (the traumatized men are instructed to visualize their aborted babies playing in a sun dappled meadow at Jesus's feet) but most of all it's political. And insofar as it's politcal it's cynical manipulation. Imagine some guy you had a misguided one nighter with two decades ago tracking you down to make you relive your abortion. I wonder if any of these guys realize that the abortions aren't as painful as the memory of having been involved with them? This 'activist' sums it up:
If he could go back in time, he would try to save the babies.
But would his long-ago girlfriends agree? Or might they also consider the abortions a choice that set them on a better path?
Aubert looks startled. "I never really thought about it for the woman," he says slowly.
Emphasis added, as if I needed to. I don't even want to know what "trying to save the babies" might entail, given these guys' sense of entitlement and self-pitying bullshit. If ever there was a time for aliens to come and show us the alternate reality where Aubert and Baier are in court fighting not to pay child support or ignoring their pre-marriage kids, this is it. There should be a summit between these guys and the ones who think they shouldn't have to pay child support if they have no say in abortions. I guess it all depends where you are in the cycle.Sorry folks. Just too convenient, just like the women who abort, get their lives together, then want us to help them feel sorry for their abortions. Be a woman. Be a man. Make your choices and live with the consequences.


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Dodgers Notes: Grabow, Wright, Munoz, Kroenke By Mark Polishuk [March 26 at 6:28pm CST] Here's the latest from the Dodgers... John Grabow has exercised the out clause in his contract and has been granted his release, reports MLB.com's Ken Gurnick (Twitter link). The southpaw was in the Dodgers camp on a minor league deal and had looked good in Spring Training, striking out seven batters across six scoreless innings. Grabow would have made $800K had he made the club's roster. Jamey Wright has been told he will be added to the Dodgers roster once the team completes the official paperwork, tweets Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times. Hernandez previously reported that Wright can earn $900K if he makes the club's roster, with up to $500K extra in incentives based on innings pitched. It seems like L.A. had a choice to make between Wright and Grabow and chose Wright, and by letting Grabow walk before March 30, the Dodgers save paying him an extra $100K bonus. The Dodgers have agreed to sign Dominican right-hander Bryan Munoz, reports MLB.com's Ken Gurnick. The deal is worth $300K and will be official once Munoz passes a physical. Munoz, 16, is represented by Kevin Bandel and throws a fastball "already touching 90 mph." The right-hander also drew interest from the Diamondbacks, Rangers, Tigers and Twins. Though Los Angeles doesn't currently have an NFL team, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell considers the city to be a league market, reports Daniel Kaplan of SportsBusiness Journal. As such, the NFL's cross-ownership rules would apply if Stan Kroenke (who owns the St. Louis Rams) wins his bid to buy the Dodgers. If Kroenke indeed buys the team, Goodell told Bud Selig that the NFL "would move quickly" to resolve the issue. (Both links are to Twitter.)
ned is all over it... Giants Release Ramon Ortiz By Mike Axisa [March 26 at 11:33am CST] The Giants have released Ramon Ortiz, reports Hank Schulman of The San Francisco Chronicle (on Twitter). The Praver/Shapiro client signed a minor league deal with the Giants last month. Ortiz, 39, appeared in 22 games for the Cubs last year, posting a 4.86 ERA with 6.8 K/9 and 3.0 BB/9 in 33 1/3 innings. The 11-year MLB veteran also made 16 starts at Triple-A, completing 99 1/3 innings with the Iowa Cubs. Ortiz struck out eight and allowed just three earned runs in 10 2/3 innings this spring, so there's a chance he'll hook on elsewhere. The Giants would have owed Ortiz a $100K retention bonus had they kept him in the organization past a certain date thanks to the new collective bargaining agreement, notes Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area (on Twitter).
What a relief it will be when Ned is finally out of here and we don't have to worry about him signing ex Giants anymore. We make jokes about it but we're half serious when an ex Giant becomes available because we know Ned might really consider it.
Yeah I believe so. Just read an article like 6 or 7 years old that said he was currently rated the No. #5 top prospect.
This is a great sign (signing of Munoz) that the organization has finally realized that we need an international presence. This is hopefully a change back to the glory days of our dominance in the Dominican. It's a good omen. Sorry Jerry http://espn.go.com/blog/los-angeles...-4-white-sox-3-fleeting-glory-for-jerry-sands
I'm not a champion for Grabow or anything, but what else is this guy supposed to do to show he can pitch on the roster? I mean really...and now Elbert is the sole lefty out of the BP? Is there another I'm missing? Must be me, I saw other posts that didn't want the guy to make it, and I wonder why. If you pitch like Tron, you should be released. But Grabow's numbers were fine...I guess this is over my head.
for once, i actually like what rosendouche has to say although i think we should rank higher than 16th -- given some of the teams he has in front of us (reds, brewers) but time will tell they found out his real name wasn't grabrow, but gaybro.
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- If the first baseball move of the new Dodgers owners should be locking up Andre Ethier long term, the team's hottest hitter this spring wasn't going there Wednesday morning. "I'm open to anything, but at this time I'm focused on this year and getting it done on the field," said Ethier, who has recovered from September knee surgery and is potentially one of the most attractive of next winter's free-agent class. "That's not a thing I'm addressing right now. That goes into the speculation thing. I'm just trying to play for the day, focus on winning and not whether I get a call from the front office." Ethier said he was looking forward to meeting new co-owner Magic Johnson, and he was aware of co-owner Stan Kasten's reputation as the man in charge of the Braves' remarkable postseason run, as well as the Hawks and Thrashers -- what Ethier called "the trifecta president." "It's an exciting time for the Dodgers, knowing [the new owners will] make the organization the best it can be," Ethier said. "It's a great opportunity for the team and franchise to get back on the right track, to get stability up front and, more important, on the field. That's the key -- to make the Dodgers the best franchise it can be and deserves to be, to give a product, top to bottom, that the people of L.A. can be proud of." Ethier wasn't ready to conclude that the sale automatically boosts optimism. "I'm not looking at that right now, we're just looking at winning games," he said. "If we put a good team together and make the playoffs, everybody will be happy. We just have to do our jobs and make the decision easy on the people above. It's way too early to play those games in your mind right now. This group has proven winners, but you still don't know what their goal is from Day One. Don't look too far ahead -- focus on right now."
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Then why have him at ST at all? I don't get that as a reason at all. You're giving the guy a look, obviously...whether he sucked all his career or not. Then the guy pitches as good as he can, and you let him go...WTF is that? You want the guy to fuck up or do well and show you something...which he did.
He's a fucking NRI with a shitty history...guys are brought in like that every year as pure depth or last resorts in case of injury...


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ErikLaurence wrote:spc wrote:spc wrote:Can't find any white guys to chase out?
Not that it matters but how about a white woman, Valerie Jarrett. Here is a statement she made on recruiting Van Jones.
"You guys know Van Jones? . . . Oooh. Van Jones, alright! So, Van Jones. We were so delighted to be able to recruit him into the White House. We were watching him, uh, really, he's not that old, for as long as he's been active out in Oakland. And all the creative ideas he has. And so now, we have captured that. And we have all that energy in the White House."
Guess she didn't mind what she saw.
Valerie Jarrett is a much more interesting target, because she actually does have access to the president, works in the WH, and isn't just a political hack, but a real adviser.
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I loved all these glimpses of your home! I don't know about you, but I can't help being fascinated and a little nosey when I go to someone's house-in that I love to look at their treasures and find out about them-and I like it when people do that in my house. Your post gives me the same feeling so thank you for sharing all these lovely details. Your apartment looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFirst off... bananagrams? I have no idea!
Wonderful photos. Every time we move I love going into an apartment. We all squeeze into a place that is cozy and low to NO maintenance. Life gets suspended for awhile until the official home purchase ushers in the drudgery of normalcy once again.Thanks for the wonderful comments, my friends. Cate, yes, we haven't touched the Bananagrams since you left, but I have a feeling we'll be playing tomorrow night after dinner.
Char, you describe my own feeling about some design blogs, too. I like what you said: "I want to see the love." That's just it--and that's why I love visiting your blog.Hi Gigi - Thanks for the nice tour! Even though it's a temporary stop until your next adventure - you have given it a feeling of being 'settled in' and 'at home'. I love the heart-shaped rocks and the end table made of old suitcases. If they could talk - I bet they'd have a few great stories to tell!
I've started a project of writing a very brief explanation (post-it note size) of special momentos (i.e. details about grandma's locket or a Rookwood vase etc), photographing the notes next to the item, & putting them in iPhoto. I personally want to remember each and every "story" and to share them with whomever ends up with them someday. It may be a bit obsessive - but it's been kinda fun too.
Thanks again for sharing your home with us! HollyLOVE, love, love your home, Gigi! I was such fun having this little behind-the-scenes... You have such a great eye for decorative details. Every corner a wonderful still life, a work of art. The cowboy boots art is great fun--they look ready for line-dancing at a moment's notice. ;o) Love the peek into your white, bright kitchen. Your place feels so homey & cozy. We're just getting ready to spruce-up our kitchen (deciding on paints, new floors, etc.) and this week I've been doing a big spring clean around the house. So I've got home matters much on the mind just now. Thanks for welcoming us into your home in this way. :o) Happy Day, my friend ((HUGS))
ReplyDeletei just love your house, real house envy going on here; it's just the kind of place i would love to be in, reminds me in some parts of ours. i'm very envious of your junk store finds, sadly nothing like that out here - but we do have a wealthy of very good fundi's (experts) who can make absolutely anything you ask them to.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous home, Gigi...and just how I picture you would live! I, too am a boot girl from way back when. I was just at the dentist this morning and the hygenist and I were having quite the boot conversation too...(she had commented on my boots and it went from there!) Have a wonderful day! xxoo :)
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This post made me realize that I need to hop on a plane and come sit in your kitchen and talk for hours! I love your home and every special treasure you shared...another glimpse into what makes you so incredibly special. Those boots, oh my dear friend, absolutely fabulous!
P.S. Sadly, we will not make it to Savannah this trip. Although, now that I have typed that I may just have to do everything possible for a quick swing through en-route to FL. I'll keep you posted. :)I love seeing the "everyday traces of lives lived." I agree with all your sentiments--I love seeing how people live in their spaces; I love seeing the real people/real loves displayed. Your vignettes are so beautiful. You definitely have an artistic touch. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, not staged, just as it happens.
I am also tired of "decorated" homes - contrived is the word that comes to mind first and foremost.My husband and I have always been at a discord over his penchant for new perfection and my love of marks, dents and dings. To me it's evidence, a tangible record of someone having been there. The little marks on our kitchen table read as damage to him but for me, they are a reminder our children sat there, heads bent over schoolwork and the pen scratching away fast and fusiously as they hurried to finish while friends waited.
I enjoyed this post very much!I love your heart-shaped rocks! I've been collecting them about two years myself. A year ago, my sister passed suddenly. After her death, I started finding heart-shaped rocks in my gravel walk-way. I'd never found even one heart-shaped rock myself before then. Now, I've found a little over 20 in my walk-way on my own property in under a year. I feel that my sister shows them to me as a way to let me know that she's OK and that she loves me and misses me as much as I love and miss her.
I also really like your heart-shaped bottle. I'll have to be on the lookout for one of those to put my rocks in!


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In his youth, Wafaa Bilal's art was controversial in his home country of Iraq where his work was often censored for offending those in power. Bilal was born and raised in Najaf where he lost family members to Saddam Hussein's oppresive regime. He survived Iraq's long, bloody war with Iran, then as a university student, was expected to fight in Saddam's invasion of Kuwait during the first Gulf War in 1991. Bilal declined and after the American victory and as Saddam cracked down on the Shia and Kurdish uprisings, Bilal left his family and fled for the Kuwaiti border. He snuck across, was arrested and spent two years in a Saudi Arabian refugee camp. In that tent city in the middle of the desert, Bilal continued making art to maintain his sanity. He slowly built a studio made of mud bricks and sealed the walls with trash bags so the sandstorms wouldn't ruin his oil paintings. Bilal got out after two years and wound up here in the United States - where some found his art offensive and he was censored by those in power.
Bilal is best known for "Domestic Tension" - a dynamic art installation in a Chicago gallery where he lived for 31 days while online visitors could shoot at him all day and all night with a remote controlled paintball gun. He says he came up with the idea after his brother and father died during the current war in Iraq. Bilal sensed a great disengagement among American citizens about this war being fought on their behalf on the other side of the world, where American soldiers were being killed along with tens of thousands of Iraqi civilians. So he locked himself in the gallery to illustrate the intersection of conflict zones and comfort zones — to bring the war into our homes. During that month in the art gallery, online visitors fired more than 60,000 yellow paintballs at Bilal, hitting him a few hundred times. There was also a chat room interface where Bilal could talk with those shooting at him and with those trying to protect him.
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Thoughts and prayers go out to all of you along the East Coast....May God be with all of you during this time..... God Bless
From 15 miles west of Philadelphia, thank you for the well wishes. We have LOTS of trees in this part of the suburbs and most power lines run BEHIND the houses, or in other words...in the tree lines. We have lost power here for many days in a row several times over the last 7 years that I've lived here, so for us, it's downed trees and power outages. I have a large backup generator, so I am good, but others are not so fortunate. Still, being as far inland as we are, we have lots less to worry about than those along the DE, MD, NJ & NY shores. I sure hope that they ALL heed the warnings to evacuate. Also, I hope they don't suffer terrible losses but based on the expected storm surges, the high tide (full moon), and the hurricane force winds they'll suffer all at once - I fear the worst. God bless them all.
Hi there I'm also in the area about 10 min south of phl airport. Just added a second sump pump today home depot if out of so many items. I have a creek on two sides of my property which last storm my back yard looked like it was all creek! Ended up with 3 feet of water in basement, reason for the added sump pump. Hopefully storm won't be as bad as they stay school already closed for Monday and Tuesday. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
Hi, I'm near the Route 3 and Route 320 intersection, or more accurately near the Sproul Road and 320 intersection. We are fairly high in altitude here (I'm at the top of a 40' hill and essentially on the 300' elevation line - near the circle in the middle of the image); View attachment 57714 ...so flooding isn't such a problem in the area and not at all for me, though I do get runoff at a pretty good clip from my neighbors' yards just above me in elevation to the north (at 350'), but in the lower parts of Delco (where you are), flooding is much bigger of a problem.
I'm here in the eastern part of Gloucester Co. Our power is still on but the winds are picking up. I'm as prepared as I can get. I have 11 working flashlights and my phone is on the charger sitting at 100%. My wife and I also have an extra battery for each phone and our car chargers. My travel trailer is ready. We can survive for a few days out there without power. The fridge is already on and ready and it can run on propane as well as electric and the water tank is full but that will only last us two days. To all my neighbors in the DE valley, stay safe.
I'm in central NY near Syracuse and although the brunt if storm is coastal communities, the wind here already is sufficient enough to be knocking trees down in the woods surrounding my home. I live back in the woods and am trying to batten the hatches before the worst arrives, pretty eerie hearing trees cracking and falling 25 yards away! According to the news, we can expect alot of downed trees due to strong wind coming from a different direction than the trees have strengthened themselves against, odd explanation they gave but it makes sense to me lol Edited to wish all those along the coast and inland a safe ride out of the storm! Sent from my Supasonic Bionic!
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Traveller Map Help
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Campaign Cartographer 3 (CC3) with the Cosmographer 3 add-on has a lot of map styles, symbols and tools designed specifically for Traveller:
From the Profantasy Web site:
"Cosmographer and Traveller® support: Cosmographer has been approved for use with Traveller® and comes with numerous templates and examples for your mapping needs in the universe of the Third Imperium and other Traveller settings. Best of all, you can import Traveller system data into Cosmographer 3 templates and create maps of your favorite sectors with just a few mouse clicks."
So you can even import Traveller data into CC3 to make maps.The problem with all the current choices isn't that they can't produce Traveller Maps even fairly nice traveller maps for the table. Is that they are not what I would call publishable maps. The only one that comes close is the Traveller Map and you have to know how to use the API to get those style of maps.
ReplyDeleteThere are a some realistic starmaps here:
There are also some "realistic" starships here:
Finally you can google "traveller sector generator" to get a huge number of possible programs.
For some reason I suspect that computer science types (like myself) were attracted to traveller (like myself) and had the tools and skills to homebrew their own software. Some of it is reallly old.
http://www.vrhome.com/traveller/software.htmThere are printing tools located at:
Essentially you just cut and paste the UWP text from a sector generator like :
into the top box, replacing the existing text, and the pressing the generate map tab.
The API tools for generating a PDF file in the Traveller map link is at:
I have not used it preferring the other way.I suspect that one of the bigger challenges after making a map you like is getting a campaign-sized one printed, perhaps in multiple copies and perhaps some of them laminated at a reasonable price. I'm attached to a university, and when I need 3'x6' posters printed for a conference I go to the printlab in the architecture school, or until recently the biology dept supported an imaging lab that would give you 3' wide laminated posters at about US$6 per foot. The same thing at Kinkos or similar is often more than $100. See if you can snake your way into UToronto or make some friends there.
ReplyDeletei'd echo the previous comment about Heaven & Earth. Another program that is available (but not free) is Traveller Universe, which allows you to build a galactic map similar to the Imperial one, with breakdowns to the Sector, Subsector and system level: http://www.trisen.com/sol/default.asp?topic=10&page=47


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