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The King's Head
Guildford Road, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 6NR 01252 835431
Guildford Road, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 6NR 01252 835431
This summer, spend quality time with your little ones without breaking the bank. That's right, Kids Eat for £1 is back!
Head to The King's Head during the summer holidays, order your favourite adult main and get a kid's meal for just £1.
There's plenty of tasty meals for the kids to choose from on our Smaller Appetites and Bigger Appetites menus, including Grilled Chicken Strips, our Mini Beef Burger and Vegetarian Sausage & Yorkie (v).
Oh, and did you know that all of our kids' meals come with swappable sides, veg and unlimited salad? Delicious, nutritious and all for £1.
Get your voucher on our app then visit us during the summer holidays until Friday 6th September.
It's a much-deserved holiday treat for you and the kids!
T&C's: The voucher entitles you to one kids' main meal for £1 from our Smaller Bites or Bigger Appetites section of the kids' menu on the purchase of a full priced adult main from our main menu and excludes the Harvester Recommends section of the kids' menu and Breakfasts. Offer valid from 1st July 2019 until 6th September 2019, excluding Bank Holidays. One adult main entitles you to one kids' main for £1, two adult mains entitle you to two kids' mains for £1 each, three adult mains entitle you to three kids' mains for £1 each, valid for up to 4 adults and 4 kids. Kids Smaller Bites and Bigger Appetites are suitable for children 10 years and under. Simply show the voucher in any participating Harvester to redeem this offer. Subject to availability and can't be combined with another discount offer, set menu or promotion on the same visit including Groupon of staff discount. Excludes Earlybird 2-5pm. Excludes Harvester Moto & Harvester Meadowhall. No cash alternative and not valid with breakfast or takeaway. Promoter is Mitchells & Butlers Retail Ltd trading as Harvester.

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Independent Researchers for Hire - Locations
Researchers Specializing in Military Records held at at the National Personnel Records Center (St. Louis, MO)*
NOTE - Requests involving military personnel records at the National Personnel Records Center and the National Archives - St. Louis
For expedited service at no charge: If you need military records for burials, medical emergencies, or aid and attendance qualification, you may submit a completed SF 180 Request Pertaining to Military Records directly to NARA by fax at 314-801-0764.
For additional assistance, please call 314-801-0800.
For a routine (non-emergency) request, you may fax a completed SF 180 to 314-801-9195.
Note: To ensure fairness, this list displays in random order each time it is viewed. Be sure to view the entire list.
Steve Jones
Lyon Research LLC
PO Box 645
Dunn Loring, VA 22027
Telephone: (703) 560-3922
Fax: (314) 754-9690
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military Records at all National Archives Facilities. Specialize in Modern Military Records in College Park and St. Louis. Also perform research at NARA affiliates Navy Archives, Marine Corps Archives, Air Force Archives.
Carol J. Clancy; Edward J. Clancy
CJ Clancy Publishing
670 Willow Dr
North Catasauqua, PA 18032-2132
Telephone: (610) 264-4099
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: M1Garand rifle development and manufacturing; Chief of Ordnance Reports
Luke Sprague, MA
PO Box 8795
Moscow, ID 83843
Telephone: (800) 304-4820; (208) 301-3528
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: I specialize in anwering that question that has been naggin for years about a family member's military service. Military research.
Amber Brown
Legacy Tree Genealogists
510 W Broadway, Ste 303
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Telephone: 800-818-1476
E-mail: email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Genealogy brick walls, genetic genealogy (DNA), tracing family trees, immigrant ancestor research, writing family biographies
Steve Hopkins
Global Researchers
5801-F Nottoway Ct
Raleigh, NC 27609
Telephone: (919) 500-6097
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Intelligence, Military, Science, Inventions, Environmental Records, unexplained recorded occurrences.
William L. Beigel
Personalized WW2 Historical Research
4824 Newton St
Torrance, CA 90505
Telephone: (310) 791-3949
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: World War + Korean War casualty + personnel records
Michael L. Lawson, Ph.D.
MLL Consulting, L.L.C.
8606 Battailles Ct
Annandale, VA 22003
Telephone: (202)415-1321;(703)503-5531
Fax: (703) 503-5531
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com;email@example.com
Research Specialty: General Research, Specific Document Search and Retrieval, Business Records, Census Records, Civilian Records, Congressional Records, Corps of Engineers Records, Court Records, Military Records, Environmental, Land and Water Rights, Native American Relations (RG75 and RG 48), Tribal History and Genealogy, Natural Resources, Presidential Libraries, Federal Records Centers. 40 Years Experience. Negotiable Rates.
About: 40 Years Experience. Negotiable Rates.
Steve Fox
Fox Investigations
369 Mission Bay Ct
Wildwood, MO 63040
Telephone: (314) 304-7811
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Rush DD214s, service records (all branches), civilian records, FOIA requests, archival research, genealogy.
About: Fox Investigations is a St. Louis based investigative research business with over 25 years of experience obtaining military records at the National Personel Records Center and other locations. We do not subcontract work as some other firms do. Licensed and insured, to provide proven quality service to veterans and the business and legal communities across the country.
Donald Mounts (Owner)
Global Military Research, LLC
29628 Tee Shot Dr
San Antonio, FL 33576-4658
Telephone: (352) 457-5018
Fax: (844) 900-1945
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records research, DD-214, OMPF's, medical records, morning reports, muster rolls, deck logs, unit roster, after action reports, POW/MIA records, captured records, WWII records, Korean War records, Vietnam War records, records documenting Agent Orange expsoure, records documenting radiation exposure (Atomic Veteran).
About: We also research German military records at the Bundesarchiv in Germany.
Forrest L. Burgener
"Wits End" Properties, LLC
PO Box 121
Schooleys Mountain, NJ 07870-0121
Telephone: (908) 304-2018
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Rockland City (NY)Archives; my current specialty is family military records and re-building records destroyed in the Archive files in 1973.
Roger Guy
Legal Document Retrieval & Research, Inc.
308 Main St Ste 300
Houston, TX 77002
Telephone: (800) 487-2245;(713) 222-2244
Fax: (888) 222-0304
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: All archival records; Civil court records; Criminal court records; Bankruptcy records
About: Retrieve copies of closed files from Archives and all governmental agencies. Digital and hard copies of CV, BK, CR from all courts. Lien & Title search. Individual & Commercial asset search. Complete Service of Process statewide and abroad. Great Service since 1979!
Adam Bower
A2Z Military Records
PO Box 30511
Columbia, MO 65205-3511
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military Service Records, morning reports, rosters, general orders, Award Cards, after action reports, journals, operational reports. We can trace the steps of individual veterans showing where they were and what they did during the war.
Mary Parker Biby
Mary Biby
8761 Denison Dr
Columbia, IL 62236-4365
Telephone: (314) 482-6459
Fax: (618) 939-4143
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military personnel, medical, and organizational records for all time periods and all branches and civilian federal employment records.
Herminio Rodriguez
Herminio Rodriguez Cultural & Historical Research
Nebraska St. Ac 5 Urb Caguas Norte
Caguas, PR 00725-2265
Telephone: (939)242-0121
Fax: (787) 744-8364
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Spanish Colonial period, Florida, and the Caribbean. Maps, books, prints, manuscripts, ethnographic materials, furniture and machinery, as well as land and water grants, historical structures and artifacts. Family search
About: He has over 20 years of research experience and specializes in the Spanish Colonial period, Florida and the Caribbean. He reads and transcribes Spanish paleographic documents. His services are designed to provide law firms, insurance companies, architects, urban planners, archaeologists, dealers, antiquarians and private collectors and literature, documents and records search with the utmost academic excellence of historical information pertaining to Caribbean history, maps, books, prints, manuscripts, ethnographic materials, furniture and machinery, as well as land and water grants, historical structures and artifacts. His family search helps to reconstruct the history of a particular family that is or has been related to an objects, document, structure or a collection.
Susan Alexander
Alexander Research Service
7750 Maryland Ave Ste 50309
St. Louis, MO 63105-9998
Telephone: (314) 660-3864
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military Records at NPRC: DD214's, NGB 22's, etc.
Tangela L. Mingo
10930 NW 14th Ave A10
Miami, FL 33167
Telephone: (786) 350-0381;(305) 696-2255
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Economic history; Financial history
About: Economic Finance, International Finance/Comparative
Shaun S. Udrea
Udrea Research
PO Box 700512
Tulsa, OK 74170-0512
Telephone: (918) 409-0374
Fax: (918) 764-9723
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Any records available through NARA.
Shaun S. Udrea
Udrea Research
PO Box 700512
Tulsa, OK 74170-0512
Telephone: (918) 409-0374
Fax: (918) 764-9723
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Any records available through NARA.
William Hammond, Director
Touchstone Research Group, LLC
244 5th Ave Ste 2571
New York, NY 10001-7604
Telephone: (800) 283-3214
Fax: (646) 530-8701
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: DD214s, OMPF, 201 Files, Military Medical Records.
About: Touchstone is one of the largest research firms for military records at NPRC. Our on-site researchers have successfully retrieved thousands of veterans' records from that facility and retrieves more records for veterans per week than any other firm. Bonded and insured services to acquire your military service records with offices in St. Louis MO, Denver CO, Millington TN, Quantico VA, Kansas City MO, and researchers at other military records repositories nationwide.
Tim Reidy
Reidy Historical Consulting
11942 Charlotte
Kansas City, MO 64146
Telephone: (228) 249-1927
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military Records, Genealogy and Family Records, HAB/SHAER Record Group, Photographs and Pictures.
Michael F. Davino
PO Box 371
Olivia, NC 28368-0371
Telephone: (919) 498-1910
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Korean War and post-Korean War Armistice military operations, morning reports, and unit rosters.
Norm Richards
AAA Military Research
River Ridge Ct 2
St. Charles, MO 63303-6065
Telephone: (636) 244-4697
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Morning reports, Payroll Records, Unit Rosters, Research of Stolen Valor individuals, Personnel & Medical Records
Ann Trevor
4986 Sentinel Dr
Bethesda, MD 02816
Telephone: (202) 330-8827
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: All Military Records, including Combat Reports/Intelligence Reports: All Conflicts, All Branches, All Records including Army Occupational Reports, Deck Logs; Department of State: Foreign Relations of all Countries, Diplomacy, Foreign Service, Boundary Claims; WWII: OSS, The Pacific War, Holocaust-Era Assets, Looted Nazi Gold and Art, Nuremberg, the Homefront, Industrial Mobilization, Occupation of Japan; Maritime: Deck Logs, Accidents and Casualties (Wreck Reports), Manifests 1807-1860, Vessel Documents; FBI, OSS, ONI, CIA, NSA, DEA, DIA, Homeland Security, 9/11 Commission, Special Prosecutors and Independent Counsels, Supreme Court Audio from 2011, Watergate, Geospatial Intelligence Agency, Air Force Surveillance and Reconnaissance, Army G-2, Marine and Coast Guard Intelligence
About: I compile archives for foreign governments, universities, corporations, and individuals, with emphasis on textual documents. This includes delivery of primary sources for all Military Combat Reports/Intelligence Reports/Department of State records, including digital recordings of audio, film, video, photographs, aerial maps, and cartographic records. Examples of value delivered to my clients include bilateral investment treaties, all legal issues, national and international disputes, warfare, foreign affairs of all countries, diplomacy, intelligence (including OSS), maritime claims, shipwrecks, international boundary disputes.
Jason Mavropoulos
Aardvark Research
1075 Midland Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63130
Telephone: (314) 863-0605;(314)488-7923 (cell)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records at National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) St. Louis, including next day DD214, 201 Files, Service Records for all Branches, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Enlistment Photographs, Morning Reports, Rosters, ER.
Rosanna Martinez
PO Box 347751
Coral Gables, FL 33234-7751
Telephone: (305) 389-9134
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: General historic records; All archival records
About: General Research. All subjects. Research in Spanish, Russian and English.
Doc Kane
735 Chicago Ave 343
Evanston, IL 60202
Telephone: (206) 745-2817
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Vietnam and Vietnam War, Southeast Asia, Film and Sound Archives, Presidential Media, Film Footage, Rights and Clearances, International Archives, CBS, NBC, ABC, ITN, Reuters, Radio and TV Archives.
Kris Kaszuba
3857 Pell Pl Ste 301
San Diego, CA 92130-4141
Telephone: (858) 353-6279
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Immigration and Naturalization Records, Military Records, Service Records, Morning Reports, Personnel Files, DD214, Unit rosters, Payroll records, Medical Records, Family Genealogy, Citizenship Records
Nick Schultz
A.A. All-American Research
PO Box 228
St. Louis, MO 63026
Telephone: (314) 803-3113
Fax: (636) 600-9038
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: DD-214's, Points Statements, Personnel Files, Photo restoration, Military Records, Civilian records, Morning Reports, Unit Rosters, Service Records (All Branches)
Michael Milligan
Expeditions in History
4162 Charles St
La Mesa, CA 91941
Telephone: (619) 916-8134
E-mail: mmilligan05@expeditionsinhistory
Research Specialty: Oral History: Conduct recorded interviews of families, communities and corporations for the purpose of creating a permanent record and contribute to an understanding of the past.
Jan A Campbell
A1 Positive Thought
PO Box 13877
Tallahassee, FL 32317-3877
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military Records and Awards (Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Indian Wars/Treaties, Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam), Pensions, VA benefits, NARA Records and Bounty Land, Native American Lineage Research including Dawes rolls. Genealogy and Family History Records including Census, Birth/Marriage/Death, Vital Records, Wills and Voter records. Passports, Immigration, Emigration and Naturalization records. Ancestry.com Family Trees, Pedigree Charts, and Photographs. Preparation of lineage society applications for DAR, SAR, and Tribal citizenship by descent. Searches of International, National and State Digital Archives, and University Libraries. On-site searches of Florida, Georgia and Alabama Archives and electronic records.
About: Reasonable rates
Elizabeth Khan
Record Click LLC
123 E Main St Ste 2 PMB 105
Denville, NJ 07834
Telephone: 1-866-632-9291
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Ancestral Research, Find Family, Heir Searching, DNA Family Tree, Adoption Research, Military Research, also citizenship by descent applications.
Dr. Jason Gart, Vice President
History Associates Incorporated
300 N Stonestreet Ave
Rockville, MD 20850-1655
Telephone: (301) 279-9697
Fax: (301) 279-9224
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: African American history; Asbestos; Census; Congressional records; Court records; Coast Guard/Lighthouse/Custom records; Diplomatic records; Intelligence records; Labor and Business History; Legislative histories; Litigation-related researcher; Transportation records; Military records; Native American relations records
About: Litigation-related research into a wide range of textual and non-textual records. Environmental site history, legislative histories, and Holocaust related records research are only a few of the areas where we have focused.
Paul Troop;Doris Troop
Paul T. Troop, Sr.
13503 127th Ave N
Largo, FL 33774
Telephone: (727) 474-5812
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Vietnam - Provide unit and 201 File documentation for use in VA claims. Specific - 1st Cav. Division Awards, Orders, unit & individual.
Charleen Vocca
6738 Vermont Ave
St Louis, MO 63111
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records
M. L. 'Mel' Gentry
The Hannah Family Foundation
PO Box 27
Point Lookout, MO 65726
Telephone: (866) 523-2993;(480) 778-0459
Fax: given upon request
E-mail: email@example.com;email@example.com
Research Specialty: Little Shell Nation, Family genealogy, Turnbo papers Silas Turnbo, Historical data, maps, Native Indigenous American Indians, Military Records.
Lori Berdak Miller
Redbird Research LLC
PO Box 782
St Charles, MO 63302
Telephone: (636) 448-3275
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military discharges, WWI, WWII, and Korean War archival files. Civilian records, morning reports, IDPFs, PEP files, VA pension files, award cards, genealogy, and much more.
Ann Boyd Briggs
9830 Tesson Ferry Rd
St Louis, MO 63123
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records
Jan Trojan
PO Box 275
Craig, AK 99921-0275
Telephone: 907-826-3734
Fax: 907-826-3734
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Chinook genealogy
Mike Constandy
Westmoreland Research
PO Box 320488
Alexandria, VA 22320-9804
Telephone: (202) 421-5151
Fax: (703) 317-1709
E-mail: email@example.com; email@example.com
Research Specialty: Naval and maritime research for law firms in defense of toxic tort claims, asbestos, admiralty, ships logs and plans, and sea lane and terrestrial UXO. Environmental investigation and remediation. Legal, Congressional, diplomatics, and commercial research. US Army, Navy, Coast Guard, OSS, allied and captured German records to include textual, still imagery, cartographic, and aerial research.
About: More than 30 years experience at NARA. Extensive field research on behalf of the US and foreign governments and an admitted professional researcher at more than 30 institutions worldwide.
Anne Musella
2400 41st St NW Apt 212
Washington, DC 20007-4912
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military, Genealogy, Land, Native American, Lineage Research
Frankie Davis
American Ancestors
PO Box 50561
Provo, UT 84605-0561
Telephone: (801) 836-1996
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records, Native American Relations Records, Census records, and Genealogy and Family History Records
About: American Ancestors not only consults large clients like Ancestry.com and Family Search, but also many individuals.
Stephen C. Comfort-Mason
1000 Nana Ln
St. Louis, MO 63131-4610
Telephone: (314) 266-7342
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records from pre-Revolutionary War to present day.
J. Wheeler
Wheeler Research and Editorial Services
3606 Octavia St
New Orleans, LA 70125
Telephone: (504) 265-0106
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: General Research, Military Research.
Karen Belvin
PO Box 941543
Houston, TX 77094
Telephone: (509) 592-0753
Fax: (832) 582-8556
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Historiography; Ethnography; and Community Cultural Heritage Preservation.
Sonny English
Veterans Research Associates
10174 Grand Forest Ln
Woodbury, MN 55129-4226
Telephone: (856) 904-1398
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Veterans claims research
Kathy Grace
PO Box 282
Altoona, AL 35952-0282
Telephone: (205) 446-1826
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military Records
David Goerss
Patriot Genealogy
320 Corte Gabriel
Moraga, CA 94556
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Researching military records to reconstruct your ancestor's story of service to our country.
James T Christian
Family History Research Group
603 Lightstone Dr
San Antonio, TX 78258
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Naturalizations, Immigrations, Military Records, Census, Passports, Land Records
Charles Dubin;Margaret Dubin
Charles Thomas Dubin Jr.
3016 E Northern Pkwy
Baltimore, MD 21214
Telephone: (410) 426-1894
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Veteran and civilian service records at NPRC.
About: I'm a US veteran at NPRC + civilian St. Louis, MO. I do computer research in legal education. I do not want expensive fees.
David Raley
COS Inc.
16560 Harbor Blvd Ste A
Fountain Valley, CA 92708-1382
Telephone: (714) 418-0130
Fax: (714) 418-0137
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Background searches; federal transportation regulations
Jim Heddell
4048 Barker Rd
West Valley City, UT 84119
Telephone: (801) 215-9409
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: General research; Document search
About: We have over 200 professional genealogists located around the world and specialize in providing documents from over 600 archives and libraries around the world.
Marc E. Kollbaum
103 Pleasant View Dr
Manchester, MD 63011
Telephone: (636) 391-5340
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: All military records + materials, twenty-five years experience as Curator, Jefferson Barracks Historic Park.
Bryan Woodcock; Nichole Woodcock
Brynik Independent Research
692 Creekside Pl
Lansing, KS 66043
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: World War I, 91st Infantry Division, Eisenhower, Harry S Truman, 35th Infantry Division, Genealogy
About: We are a husband and wife team of independent researchers that enjoy history and family research. Bryan Woodcock holds an MBA from Texas A&M University and a Master of Military Arts and Sciences from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, KS. Nichole is currently pursuing a BA in Sociology at the University of Kansas.
Cynthia Campbell
The Center for African American Genealogical Research, Inc. (CAAGRI)
225 Industrial Ct Ste 100
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Telephone: (540) 785-9925
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: African American, Native American, Census, Military, Court Records, Genealogy and Family History, Civil War, Slavery.
Jeff Shannahan
Ancestry For Me
Provo, UT 84604
Telephone: 202-568-4557
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Genealogy and family history records, Adoption, Military records, Native American Relations, Immigration, Intelligence, Census records, Coast Guard/Lighthouse records, Court records, Emigration and Naturalization records, African American history
About: Our free consulation will help ensure that your request meets you object of the research. See our website for why we are the best.
Jeff Shannahan
Ancestry For Me
Provo, UT 84604
Telephone: 202-568-4557
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Genealogy and family history records, Adoption, Military records, Native American Relations, Immigration, Intelligence, Census records, Coast Guard/Lighthouse records, Court records, Emigration and Naturalization records, African American history
About: Our free consulation will help ensure that your request meets you object of the research. See our website for why we are the best.
Michael G. Bracey
Bracey Archival Research
2708 Middle Neck Rd
Odenton, MD 21113
Telephone: (301) 219-1918
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Military and Civilian records, personnel records at St. Louis, Vietnam; Navy deck logs and muster rolls, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam; Asbestos litigation research
About: I'm a professional Archival Research Specialist with 14 years experience researching military/civilian records at National Archives, College Park, MD. I graduated from Antioch School of law, Washington, DC in 1981. I have performed asbestos litigation research at the National Archives for various national law firms.
Michael Cawvey
1411 E 2nd St Box 50792
Tulsa, OK 74150-0792
Telephone: (918) 639-5739
Fax: (918) 584-4423
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Military records; service records; VA records
Yolanda Y. Tate
1104 Highmont Dr
Ferguson, MO 63135
Telephone: (314) 335-0319
Research Specialty: Army Records, Navy Records, Marine Records
Gerald Alan Warren
9262 Sundown Dr, STE 2W
Jennings, MO 63136
Telephone: (314) 203-9636
Fax: (314) 222-1989
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Service and medical records for Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Navy, and Marines.
About: Over 5,000 records researched since 2009.
Megan Shuemate
1463 Greenfield Ave
Burlington, WI 53105
Telephone: 262-492-5597
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: Genealogy, World Wars I and II, European and German history
Deidre Erin Denton
Twisted Twigs Genealogy
2001 Viers Mill Rd 806
Rockville, MD 20848
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Specialize in military record retrieval related to all branches of the military (American Revolution through Koriea); veterans' files (medals, action reports, flight logs, casualty reports, deck logs, muster rolls); federal record retrieval related to employment (post office, CCC, WPA).
Mike Constandy
Deck Logs
PO Box 320488
Alexandria, VA 22320-980
Telephone: (202) 421-5151
Fax: (703) 768-6609
E-mail: email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Naval and maritime research for law firms in defense of toxic tort claims, asbestos, admiralty, ships logs and plans, and sea lane and terrestrial UXO. Environmental investigation and remediation. Legal, Congressional, diplomatics, and commercial research. US Army, Navy, Coast Guard, OSS, allied and captured German records to include textual, still imagery, cartographic, and aerial research.
About: More than 30 years experience at NARA. Extensive field research on behalf of the US and foreign governments and an admitted professional researcher at more than 30 institutions worldwide.
Gregory T. Smith, Chief Investigator
History Piquette LLC
2399 White Oak Trl
Oregon, WI 53575
Telephone: (608) 843-6633
E-mail: email@example.com
Research Specialty: General Research, Military, Declassified Documents, Corporation History, Congressional Research, Aviation Research, FAA/NTSB, Naval, Maritime, Coast Guard, Harbor. Transportation, Film and Still photography.
Don Gentilini
Golden Arrow Research
4123 West Bethany Dr
Columbia, MO 65203
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Specialty: Morning Reports, Personnel Files, DD214, Unit Rosters, Payroll records, Medical records, general orders
Dr. John Arnold
NICOM, Inc
1316 Queen St Ste 2000
Alexandria, VA 22314-2406
Telephone: (703) 684-4636
Fax: (703) 684-7335
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SEATTLE, Jun 13, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- (NASDAQ: AMZN)--Amazon.com today announced that Amazon Publishing will publish 32 books in late summer and early fall under its various imprints, including AmazonEncore, AmazonCrossing and Thomas & Mercer. The Amazon Publishing editions of these titles will be available in print format at http://www.amazon.com/ and national and independent booksellers, and as wireless digital downloads in less than 60 seconds from the Kindle Store (www.amazon.com/kindlestore).
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Shaun Morey's "Wahoo Rhapsody" is a madcap adventure, following a smuggler's attempts to cheat a notorious drug lord and the resulting chain of events that sends a trio of anglers scrambling for their lives across Mexico and California. Morey is the author of the bestselling "Incredible Fishing Stories" series, a three-time winner of the Los Angeles Times novel-writing contest, and a contributor to Sun magazine. An original manuscript, "Wahoo Rhapsody" will be published by AmazonEncore on July 5.
"King of the Road" and "One Dead Hen" are the third and fourth installments of Charlie Williams' darkly comic Mangel series, which The Guardian called "gloriously funny." Both books will be published by AmazonEncore: "King of the Road" will be published on July 12, and "One Dead Hen" will make its worldwide debut on August 9. Williams lives in Worchester, England.
In Audrey Braun's "A Small Fortune," a woman's vacation to Mexico takes a turn for the worse, and she finds herself on the run with a handsome stranger, hunting for the truth behind a betrayal that threatens her life. Braun lives in the Pacific Northwest and "A Small Fortune" is her first novel. It will be published by AmazonEncore on July 19.
"Blair S. Walker has a keen knack for entertaining," wrote USA Today about the author of the Darryl Billups series, which follows the exploits of a Baltimore Herald crime-solving reporter. The Washington Post Book World wrote, "Kudos to Walker for creating a character who is realistic and entertaining--and who challenges the reader's sensibilities. . . .[Walker] writes about Billups with depth, humor and wit." AmazonEncore will re-introduce three books in this series: "Up Jumped the Devil," "Hidden in Plain View" and "Don't Believe Your Lying Eyes." All three books will be published on July 26.
Rex Kusler's "Ashes to Dust," a sequel to his AmazonEncore novel "Punctured," continues the adventures of Las Vegas private detectives Jim Snow and Alice James, who are now tasked by a murdered cocktail waitress' father to find her killer. Kusler lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. "Ashes to Dust" will be published by AmazonEncore on July 26.
Uyen Nicole Duong's "Postcards from Nam" is the third book in the author's Saigon Trilogy, which includes "Daughters of the River Huong" and "Mimi and Her Mirror" (both published by AmazonEncore). In "Postcards from Nam," which will be released on August 15, a Vietnamese immigrant in the United States begins receiving hand-drawn postcards from a long-lost friend, and she embarks upon a quest to find the artist and uncover the truth of his tragic life.
"Pepita Jimenez" by Juan Valera is the best known of the 19th century diplomat's eight novels, and this English translation is the first in many years since the original publication in 1874. When a priest-in-training leaves the seminary to return to the village of his birth, he becomes captivated by his father's lovely fiancée and is torn between his human desires and his sacred calling. This engaging introduction to a Spanish literary master, translated by Katherine Illescas, will be published by AmazonCrossing on August 16.
In "Alison Wonderland," a jaded divorcee joins an all-female detective agency in London, where she finds herself caught up in a series of misadventures with an eclectic cast of characters who may just change her life forever. Author Helen Smith is a novelist and playwright and the recipient of an Arts Council of England Award. "Alison Wonderland" will be published by AmazonEncore on August 16.
"Black as Snow" is Nick Nolan's deconstruction of the classic "Snow White." In it, Nolan twists intrigue, suspense and greed around an arrogant messiah rocked by tragedy, who is thrust into the everyday world to discover meaning and love. "Black as Snow" will be published by AmazonEncore on August 30.
Johnny Shaw's "Dove Season" was a finalist for the 2010 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. When protagonist Jimmy Veeder returns home to the Southern California desert, his efforts to grant his father's dying wish lead him deep into the Mexicali underworld, where friendship and love vie for survival amid violence and vice. Shaw is a novelist and screenwriter who lives in Portland. "Dove Season" will be published by AmazonEncore on September 13.
Francine Thomas Howard's "Paris Noire" is a novel based on oral history: a remarkable tale of an immigrant woman's struggle to carve out a better life for herself and her children in Paris in the waning days of World War II. Howard is the author of "Page from a Tennessee Journal," which USA Today hailed as a "remarkable debut" and which will be released in paperback this September. Her second novel, "Paris Noire," will be published by AmazonEncore on September 20.
Giannina Braschi is one of Puerto Rico's most influential writers; her cutting-edge work has been honored by the National Endowment for the Arts, NY Foundation for the Arts, El Diario, PEN, Ford Foundation, Reed Foundation, Danforth Scholarship and Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña. AmazonCrossing will publish three of her novels on September 27, two of which have been translated by Tess O'Dwyer. "United States of Banana" is an allegorical novel in which Braschi creates a post-9/11 world rocked by an unexpected power shift and which is struggling to realign itself in favor of liberty. In her energetic novel "Yo-Yo Boing!," Braschi reveals the Hispanic-American experience by taking on the voices of New Yorkers from varied backgrounds. "Empire of Dreams" is a work of postmodern fiction in which the author chronicles a decade-long love affair with 1980s New York. David Foster Wallace called Braschi's work a "synergetic fusion that marks in a determinant fashion the lived experiences of U.S. Hispanics."
In Deborah Reed's gritty, lyrical and suspenseful novel "Carry Yourself Back to Me," alt-country artist Annie Walsh comes to terms with her own heartbreak when a murder connected to her brother forces her to mine the depths of love and loss, regret and redemption. Reed currently resides in the Pacific Northwest, where she also writes suspense fiction under the name of Audrey Braun. "Carry Yourself Back to Me" will be published by AmazonEncore on September 20.
Award-winning author Max Allan Collins' "Chicago Lightning: The Collected Nathan Heller Short Stories," to be published by Thomas & Mercer on October 4, features Chicago PI Nathan Heller as the narrator of thirteen crime stories based on real cases from the 1930s and 1940s. Known for his graphic novel, "Road to Perdition," the basis of the Academy Award-winning film starring Tom Hanks and Paul Newman, Max Allan Collins is a recipient of the Private Eye Writers of America lifetime achievement award, the Eye, and is the writer and director of five feature films and two documentaries. Leading up to the publication of "Chicago Lightning," AmazonEncore will re-release twelve other Nathan Heller books in August.
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12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Ragnar Kjartansson presents A Lot of Sorrow featuring The National
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In celebration of this season's last Sunday Sessions, MoMA PS1 presents the durational performance, A Lot of Sorrow, by Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson. For the original work Kjartansson sought out US rock band, The National, to perform their song, Sorrow, repeatedly in a six-hour live loop. By stretching a single pop song into a day-long tour de force the artist continues his explorations into the potential of repetitive performance to produce sculptural presence within sound.
Sorrow found me when I was young,
Sorrow waited, sorrow won
commences the song by The National, whose music and lyrics repeatedly conjure notions of romantic suffering and contemporary Weltschmerz—themes Kjartansson often uses in his own work employing references as wide-ranging as Ingmar Bergman, the German Romantics, and Elvis Presley. As in all of Kjartansson's performances, the idea behind A Lot of Sorrow is devoid of irony, yet full of humor and emotion. It is another quest to find the comic in the tragic and vice versa.
Sunday Sessions is made possible by MoMA's Wallis Annenberg Fund for Innovation in Contemporary Art through the Annenberg Foundation.
The VW Dome at MoMA PS1 is made possible by a partnership with Volkswagen of America.
Ragnar Kjartansson. A Lot Of Sorrow (Sketch). 2013. Ink and watercolor on paper. Courtesy of Luhring Augustine, New York and I8 Gallery, Reykjavík.


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It has been a great week for jobs here in the 3rd Senate district! After last week's announcement in Logan County I am proud to share in the announcement that Hart AgStrong, a Canola Oilseed Processing operation will be coming to Todd County. The project means a $7.3 Million investment in Todd County, 25 new jobs and a boost to the local agribusiness economy.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Governor Steve Beshear today announced Hart AgStrong LLC will build a canola oilseed processing plant in Todd County. The company plans to create 25 full-time jobs and invest $7.3 million into the project.
"We welcome Hart AgStrong to the Commonwealth," said Gov. Beshear. "Not only will the company create 25 jobs and invest $7.3 million, it will also provide a significant boost to our local farmers and Kentucky's food production industry. I look forward to seeing this Kentucky-made product on store shelves throughout the U.S."
Hart AgStrong will construct a 23,000-square-foot processing facility off Highway 41 in Trenton this fall. The plant will initially crush and process 150 tons of canola oilseeds per day. A second phase of the project will include increasing the facility's crushing capacity and building a vegetable oil refining plant, which is expected to be operational by early 2017.
"Hart AgStrong is very pleased to be able to join the farming community as a processor in the beautiful Commonwealth of Kentucky and the town of Trenton," said Hart AgStrong President and CEO Robert Davis. "This region of Kentucky is an excellent area for double cropping, and canola provides a very good option for farmers to include in their crop rotations."
Hart AgStrong is a leading producer of canola and sunflower oil. Since 2006, the company has been building relationships with local farmers by contracting oilseed production acres, and launched its first canola operation in Georgia in 2009. Hart AgStrong is building the new facility to be closer to canola seed farmers in western Kentucky.
A $5.4 billion industry, agriculture is vital to Kentucky's economy. The state's 77,000 farms cover nearly 13 million acres.
"I applaud Hart AgStrong for selecting Kentucky to expand its canola oilseed operations," said Roger Thomas, executive director of the Governor's Office of Agricultural Policy. "As a result of Hart AgStrong's agri-business investment in our state, the Commonwealth's farmers will have enhanced crop opportunities, our hardworking Kentuckians will benefit from the new job growth and Kentucky's overall economy will receive a healthy boost."
To encourage the investment and job creation in Trenton, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority preliminarily approved the company for tax incentives up to $450,000 through the Kentucky Business Investment program. The performance-based incentive allows a company to keep a portion of its investment over the term of the agreement through corporate income tax credits and wage assessments by meeting job and investment targets.
"This decision by Hart AgStrong to build a new processing plant here says a lot about the quality of our local workforce and our farmers, and I'm happy to see this company and these good jobs come to Todd County," said Rep. Martha Jane King, of Lewisburg. "I also appreciate our local and state officials for working closely with the company to help it establish operations right here in Kentucky."
"I am excited to hear that Hart AgStrong has decided to invest in Todd County, bringing jobs, revenue and economic growth to the community," said Sen. Whitney Westerfield, of Hopkinsville. "Hart AgStrong clearly recognizes the value in locating in the thriving agribusiness climate of western Kentucky."
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The author of Radical Homemakers: Reclaiming Domesticity from a Consumer Culture, Shannon lives and works with her family on Sap Bush Hollow Farm in upstate New York.
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Defense Shines in Shutout Win at OWUby Jocelyn Hopkinson • October 27, 2012 Share:
For the second week in a row, the Wabash Little Giant defense blanked its opponent. The Little Giants held Ohio Wesleyan scoreless in a 28-0 victory.
The score was tied 0-0 at halftime, but the Wabash offense scored 4 second-half touchdowns in a game that will go a long way in deciding the 2012 NCAC Champion.
"The defense did a great job every possession," Coach Erik Raeburn said. "It started right off the bat where Ohio Wesleyan had the nice little drive to the goal line but our defense came up with the big stop on fourth and goal."
The Bishops were knocking on the door on the opening drive of the game but running back Scott Jenkins was stuffed by the Little Giant defense on a fourth-down plunge from the one-inch line.
Wabash's offense took the ball in the shadow of its own goal post but was unable to make much happen. Poor field position and not sustaining drives were common themes for the Little Giant offense in the first half. However, it broke the game open after halftime, led by Chase Belton and Tyler Holmes.
"We didn't make too many adjustments at half time," Holmes said. "We just stopped beating ourselves. Once again, our offensive line was dominating and we were able to put some explosive plays together."
Holmes one-upped himself to set a new personal best with 210 yards rushing a week after posting 189 last week. He added a touchdown on a career-long 67-yard scamper with 23 carries for the day.
After last week's 30-0 victory over Wooster, the Little Giant defense forced a shutout in back-to-back games for the first time since 1983. Today's achievement was not as easy as the score may suggest.
Ohio Wesleyan quarterback Mason Espinosa completed 52 passes of an astronomical 75 attempts. He gained 428 yards through the air without a single completion going for more than 25 yards. The dink-and-dunk offense moved the ball until it approached the red zone, where the passing windows were tighter and Wabash defenders made plays.
"Their offense was frustrating because the ball would be gone as soon as we came off the line," linebacker Cody Buresh said. "We went from cover 2 to cover 4 in the second half which put our outside linebacker on the slot receivers so that helped with the quick bubble routes."
Buresh was one of four Little Giants to record 10 or more tackles. Justin Woods led the unit with 16 stops, including 12 solos. Denzel Wilkins added 13, while Nate Scola finished with 10. Scola added a team-high 3 tackles for losses and made 1-1/2 sacks. Wabash sacked Espinosa 6 times throughout the game, adding to the negative rushing totals for the Bishops. OWU finished the contest with minus-22 yards rushing. Zach Breuckman made two sacks, with Tyler McCullen finishing with 1-1/2. Pat Clegg recorded the final sack.
After stalling out in Wabash territory twice in the first half, the Bishops tried to put points on the board with two field-goal attempts. The first try sailed wide right from 41 yards out while Buresh swatted the second.
The 0-0 deadlock ended in the third quarter when Belton lofted a deep pass down the right sideline to Houston Hodges for an 82-yard strike. The starting corner and wide receiver would later add another touchdown catch --- this time for 26 yards --- and an interception.
"We called a couple of 'all goes' and I was able to get behind the defense," Hodges said. "Chase threw a great ball and I can't ask for much more."
Two series later, Belton found Sean Hildebrand on the same play, except this time down the left sideline for a 71-yard score and 14-0 lead.
"I trusted my line more in the second half," Belton said. "(James) Huddleston was a great player but I hung in the pocket longer and receivers did a great job getting open."
Huddleston, a two-time All-Conference defensive end for OWU, made his presence known with 2 sacks. Despite Huddleston's disruptiveness, Raeburn knew the offense had to loosen up the defense with big pass plays.
"We were leery of their pass rush but we felt like we were playing too conservative in that first half," he said. "Their defensive backs were creeping up so we took some shots down the field. Obviously Houston and Sean did a great job getting behind the defense."
Once the defense softened up, Holmes and the Little Giant offensive line went to work wearing down the Bishop's front seven. The group muscled open big holes on a 67-yard touchdown run by Holmes. On the next drive, Belton found Hodges again, this time on a 26-yard touchdown pass for the game's final score.
Wabash will still need some help to win a second-consecutive NCAC Championship. All the team can do is win its final two games, starting on Senior Day Saturday November 3rd against Oberlin College. The Little Giants will remain home the next week when they host Depauw in the 119th Monon Bell Classic.
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Touristikking necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 32 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
-we are a travel agency in germany with different theme portals (travel)
-we started the peru portal in 2011
- the content is complete new..
- the currently site is a place holder..
please make a new design with NEW LOGO
-18until 65 years old
-men and woman
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-german speaking people
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Vital Health Balance
VitalHealthBalance is the new name for my natural healthcare business that specialises in ways to improve health and vitality. I'm passionate about helping people live healthier, happier lives (and stay out of the conventional healthcare system).
The current name is AllergySolution but as I now offer other services I need to rebrand. When I started Allergy Solution I only focused on helping people with allergies but now offer nutrition advice and auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture).
While I operate a practise that people can attend in person, VitalHealthBalance will be a global website with a range of books, e-books and products – all tools that people can use to improve their health and wellbeing and make their lives happier and healthier.
Balance implies looking at all area of health – physical/structural; mental/emotional and nutritional/biochemical. It recognises that you can't separate the body and the mind and that mental attitude plays an important role in physical health and wellbeing. You can read more about this concept on the current website: http://www.allergysolution.com.au/k…ology.html.
* People whose health is suffering, and who may already be under medical care, but also want to use natural methods to improve their chances of recovery.
* Healthy people simply looking to improve their health, feel more energetic, happier and balanced.
* Mothers of young children with allergies or health problems
A business card with a creative but simple Wordmark logo for VitalHealthBalance that conveys health, vitality, balance and is professional, clean and modern.
I've attached a Word file with the words to go on the card.
Colours don't have to be the same but need to complement the http://www.allergysolution.com.au website – which will then sit under the http://www.vitalhealthbalance.com umbrella
Fonts should be simple, clear, easy to read.
Colors: I like green as this implies health, orange as this implies vitality and purple as (to me anyway) this implies the more spiritual/emotional side. You don't have to stick to these colors though – they are just ideas. You will be far more creative than me!
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Day 2: Video | V8 Full Race Video | Photos
CAMDEN, N.J.—The Radcliffe lightweight varsity eight placed fourth at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championships, while the varsity four took bronze for the Black and White's first IRA medal in five years Saturday morning on the Cooper River.
The varsity eight grand final was a four-boat race for three medals. It was Stanford and Wisconsin battling for the lead early, with Radcliffe and Princeton a half-length behind. By 1,000 meters, Stanford had built a lead on the field and the Black and White was third, a couple seats ahead of Wisconsin.
The Badgers moved into third place in the third 500 meters and held off Radcliffe for bronze by barely two seconds. The Black and White finished five second closer to Wisconsin than it did at Eastern Sprints, while gaining three seconds on Princeton and finishing eight seconds before fifth-place Bucknell. Defending-champion Stanford held off the Tigers by three-fifths of a second to take the national title.
"I'm tremendously proud," head coach Heather Cartwright said. "They tried their hardest and went as hard as they could today. They left everything out on the course. We've had lineup changes and sickness in our boat, and I'm proud of the way they rallied and battled adversity."
After 500 meters of the varsity four race, Radcliffe was level with Stanford and Loyola (Md.) with all three boats trailing Wisconsin. The Black and White edged out to a margin of three-quarters of a length for second place in the second 500. The Cardinal increased its stroke rating in the third 500 and caught Radcliffe just before the final 500 meters. Loyola challenged in the final quarter of the race, but Radcliffe finished strong to take third in 7:40.838, crossing 3.5 seconds behind Wisconsin and 2.4 back of Stanford.
"That was our first IRA medal since 2006," Cartwright noted. "So it was an exciting moment for our program. We have great depth, and that showed it. That boat was made up of athletes from our second varsity, and they hadn't rowed together more than three times due to injury."
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Princeton 6:33.073
Wisconsin 6:40.311
Radcliffe 6:42.471
Bucknell 6:50.481
Georgetown 6:57.578
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Stanford 7:38.425
Radcliffe 7:40.838
Loyola (Md.) 7:42.424
Princeton 7:54.439
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I saw this book advertised and immediately ordered it as I have ancestors who came from Cork. I didn't stop to think that the book might be about the city Cork and not the County. My ancestors Patrick and Hanora Flynn and their daughter Ann and her husband Thomas Moylan came from County Cork.
Pure Cork is a pictorial history of the city of Cork. Chapters include:
- Entertainment
- Transport
- Industry
- People
- Shawlies
- Buildings
- Churches
I was hoping to discover what life was like in Cork when my family lived there. As they left in 1821, 1824 and 1826, I needed fairly early references. Although living in County Cork, I don't know if any of my ancestors actually went to the city of Cork. Who knows, perhaps they did?
So what did I discover?
- Cork's oldest hotel, Victoria Hotel was established in 1810.
- The Imperial Hotel was established in 1816.
- I wonder if they ever purchased a lottery ticket? Advertisements for lotteries have been found for as early as 1799.
- In 1810 a carriage works was established by James Johnson
- A brewery had been in existence as early as 1667. By the 1830s Beamish and Crawford was the largest brewery in Ireland.
- The English market was in existence since 1788.
- The Hive Iron Works was established by Thomas Addison Barnes in 1800.
- I wonder if they ever held a bank note?
- A new barracks had been built for Cork in 1801.
- Donkeys were used to transport goods.
- Did they ever walk at Mardyke Walk?
- The county jail had been remodelled in 1818. (Although both Patrick Flynn and Thomas Moylan were convicts, neither was tried at Cork)
- Many of the women wore shawls and were known as shawlies. The shawls would be used to carry fruit, vegetables or babies.
It's quite likely that the Flynns and Thomas Moylan never went to Cork. I don't know how far they may have travelled. However, Patrick Flynn was tried in County Wexford and Thomas Moylan in County Limerick, so perhaps they did travel longer distances. I like to think that perhaps Hanora wore a shawl and that the images of shawlies in Pure Cork give me an idea of what she may have looked like.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Lenihan's collection of images paint a very complete picture of life in Cork. The back cover of the book advertises Hidden Cork. Looks like I'll have to purchase this book as well!


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The half-hour special SALUD SIN BARRERAS/HEALTH WITHOUT BARRIERS focuses on the critical healthcare disparity facing the Hispanic community. Hosted by Emmy-winning anchor John Quinones, the documentary shines a light on the day-to-day struggles of Latinos trying to navigate the healthcare system where language barriers, cultural misunderstandings and the lack of health insurance leave many feeling helpless. In addition to personal stories, SALUD SIN BARRERAS includes interviews with medical experts, national leaders and celebrities who stress the importance of preventive care, committing to personal lifestyle changes and taking an active role in family health care. D
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On March 28, police arrested two of Mora's neighbors, Mario Medina Vázquez and Hiram Olivero Ortiz. Police said Medina confessed to killing Mora in a crime of passion, but Medina later recanted and said he confessed under torture. On May 13, Medina was stabbed to death in a Nueva Laredo prison.
An commission of press organizations and human rights groups, created after Mora was killed, said that the initial investigation was marked by errors and asked authorities to conduct a thorough and impartial inquiry.
Although Mora had not received any threats, many of his colleagues believe that the murder may be related to El Mañana's coverage of drug trafficking and corruption in Nuevo Laredo. The city, located on the U.S.-Mexico border, is notorious for its drug gangs and is plagued by violence.


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Note to a fellow basketball junkie:
You've got to see this 6-foot-5-inch wiry kid I saw the other night.
He gets off his feet quicker than anybody on the floor and he can sky. He plays defense like he learned that before learning how to shoot. When he's not forcing turnovers on the point of the press, he's shutting down the other team's big guy inside.
Now here's the kicker. He scores 28 points a game. He's a lot like Kenny Battle, but he doesn't go to West Aurora, it's East Aurora.
If you don't have a chance to see him this year, then make a point of it next season. He's only a junior. Name's Thomas Wyatt.
Gotta run.
Thomas Wyatt, who joins King's Jamie Brandon as the two juniors on this year's Tribune All-State first team, has been a fixture in East Aurora coach Scott Martens' lineup since he moved to Aurora from Tennessee the summer before his freshman year.
The kid who arrived with only a turnaround jumper in his arsenal has come up with a few other moves which have allowed him to score 1,878 points in 90 career games.
But he's far from a one-dimensional player. He also has hauled down more than 830 career rebounds and makes East's vaunted full-court press click.
"I haven't seen too many players that work as hard on the press, the defensive end and the boards that also can score 28 points a game," Martens says. "He's in great shape and gives 100 percent."
"I love playing on the head of the press," says Wyatt, who rarely gets a rest during a game. "It's exciting and makes the other team speed up what they're doing."
Part of Wyatt's conditioning during the summer includes playing in pickup games at Farnsworth or McCullough parks in Aurora. There, he gets a chance to go head-to-head with such talents as Illinois' starting forward Battle; Eastern Illinois' Jay Taylor, who set an all-time season scoring record in the American Mid-Continent Universities Conference this year with 748 points; Northern Illinois graduate Rodney Davis and former Illinois-Chicago star Cubby Lathen.
Wyatt fits right in.
"I'm steadily learning from the guys who come home from college," says Wyatt, who also honed his skills last summer by playing at the Nike All-American camp, the Junior Olympics and Prairie State Games. "It's fun to play the pickup games, when you want to show your stuff."
He obviously has made an impression.
"He's an athlete," Taylor, an East High graduate, says of Wyatt. "He's relentless on defense, always hustling. He's everywhere, like Kenny Battle.
"Is he just a junior? Well, see, he still has time to develop, too. I think he has a good chance to go Division I and be successful."
Wyatt's high school career has been nothing but successful. The Tomcats have reached the Sweet 16 the last three years, and their trip to the Class AA state quarterfinals this season was their second in a row.
With Wyatt back, their chances of making it three straight appearances in Champaign next year are quite possible.
"Before he's done, he'll be one of the Top 10 scorers in Illinois," says Martens.
What is particularly pleasing to Martens, however, is the manner in which Wyatt carries himself. He's a pretty classy kid.
"The principal, superintendent and I got a letter the other day from one of the East Aurora fans that talked to (Wyatt) out at the mall," says Martens. "She was just so impressed with his friendliness, his outgoingness and his personality that she wrote us all a letter and said that not only was she proud that Thomas was an East Aurora player, she was proud of how well he represented the school."
He certainly has represented East Aurora to the highest degree on the basketball court.
Note to a fellow basketball junkie: