'''Animales en peligro de extinción y nuestros esfuerzos para revertir su causa: Animales en peligro de extinción, animales en peligro de extinción en el mundo, Eco Acción, especies en peligro de extinción en el mundo, información, peligro de extinción''' La última investigación indica que las especies de todo el mundo van más rápido que el extinto pensamiento, a un ritmo no visto desde la extinción de los dinosaurios. Hoy en día hay cerca de 8.500 criaturas en todo el mundo en peligro de extinción y al menos una especie muere cada año. Las razones de tantas especies en peligro de extinción en el mundo están conectadas con los problemas ecológicos del mundo moderno. Esto se enfrenta a muchos problemas como la destrucción del hábitat, la explotación comercial (como la recolección de plantas, la caza y el comercio de partes de animales), las especies invasoras, el cambio climático y la contaminación. De estas causas, la destrucción del hábitat amenaza directa al mayor número de especies. 1. Murciélago mediterráneo de herradura: El mayor murciélago de herradura es uno de los más raros de las catorce especies de murciélagos se encuentran en Gran Bretaña. Las estimaciones actuales muestran que hay aproximadamente entre 4.000 y 6.000 más Herradura Murciélagos izquierda. Ellos se están convirtiendo en víctimas de los insecticidas, que se han utilizado para matar insectos en cultivos y privarles de su alimento de insectos. El palo mayor Herradura es una de las especies más amenazadas del planeta. 2. El Pingüino de Anteojos: El Pingüino de Anteojos no se encuentra en ninguna parte del mundo, a excepción de la costa del sur de África. Los Pingüinos de África, que puede vivir en un promedio de 10-15 años no alcanzan su plena vida útil y, por tanto, su población ha ido disminuyendo. Se enfrentan a innumerables amenazas, a los derrames de petróleo y la disminución de la contaminación a un sello de suministro de alimentos, lo que hace que esta presa en lugar de pingüino pares. La Lista Roja de la UICN considera ahora a los pingüinos africanos vulnerables. Esto significa que están en un alto riesgo de extinción. 3. Rinoceronte negro: El Rinoceronte Negro es una de las especies más amenazadas en la tierra. Nativas de la región oriental y las zonas centrales de África, están al borde de la extinción con menos de 2.500 que quedan en el medio silvestre. La principal causa detrás de esta criatura en peligro crítico de extinción es la pérdida del hábitat y la caza furtiva. Un gran número de rinoceronte negro es asesinado por su valiosa extreamly cuernos. 4. Gorila de montaña: Los gorilas de montaña se han visto gravemente afectadas por la actividad humana. Esta especie altamente en peligro de extinción se encuentra en los volcanes de Virunga en la región oriental del Zaire, Rwanda y Uganda. Que están perdiendo su identidad debido a los frecuentes asesinatos de trampas destinados a otros animales, se enfrentan a la pérdida de hábitat y son susceptibles a muchas de las mismas enfermedades que los seres humanos. Los Gorilas de montaña son propensas a las enfermedades humanas se anuncio que son un 98% idénticos genéticamente a los seres humanos. Este es el mayor peligro de extinción de la subespecie de gorilas, sólo alrededor de 700 gorilas de montaña permanecen en el medio silvestre. 5. Tortuga caguama: La tortuga boba que se encuentra en el Mar Mediterráneo, el Mar Negro y el Océano Atlántico, está justo al borde de la extinción. Antes se veían un gran número de estas tortugas gran parte de su tiempo flotando en la superficie del agua, ahora sólo unos pocos se quedan. La causa de la disminución de su número son ampliamente cazados por su carne y huevos, mientras que su grasa se convierte en uno de los componentes básicos para hacer cosméticos. Redes de pesca utilizados por los pescadores están demostrando ser letal a esta especie. Cada año, cuando las tortugas caguama migran a través del mar abierto entre su alimentación y nidificación, muchos se enriedan en las redes de pesca y se ahogan. Esfuerzos realizados para salvar a las especies que son vulnerables a la extinción: En cuanto a la tasa actual en la que muchas de las valiosas especies extintas, existe un montón de esfuerzos que se han tomado para su conservación. Muchas organizaciones de todo el mundo están haciendo lo posible para mantener a las especies en peligro de extinción. En un esfuerzo por proteger la diversidad biológica mundial y fomentar el estudio, restauración y manejo racional de las especies en peligro de extinción, la UICN y el World Conservación Monitoring Centre (WCMC) mantienen una lista de animales en peligro de extinción y especies vulnerables llamado la Lista Roja. La Lista Roja de la base de datos, un marco internacional para los esfuerzos de conservación evalúa la situación de amenazas a las especies animales en todo el mundo. Varios son los esfuerzos realizados por organizaciones privadas y gubernamentales para salvar especies en peligro de extinción. Un enfoque inmediato es la protección de una especie por la legislación. La Ley Lacey de 1900 se aprobó para proteger la vida silvestre y el comercio de la caza excesiva. La Ley de Protección de Mamíferos Marinos de 1972 prohibió la matanza y la importación de ballenas y casi todos los mamíferos marinos. Además de promover la protección de especies y hábitats en los Estados Unidos, la Ley de Especies en Peligro (ESA) desalentado la explotación de especies en peligro de extinción en otros países por la prohibición de la importación y el comercio de los productos, como colmillos de marfil de elefante-, obtenida a partir de esas especies . La Conservación de Aves Costeras está trabajando para la preservación de los pingüinos en Sothern África. También podemos contribuir a su noble causa por el voluntariado, la donación, o la adopción de un pingüino a través de la fundación. Aquí hay algunas medidas que podemos hacer para ayudar a los animales en peligro de extinción de más de asesinatos.

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Information on the various types of gun control.

Breakneck Ridge is a popular hiking trail north of Cold Spring, New York, approximately 1.5 hours north of New York City. Hikers can scale the mountain to enjoy expansive views of the Hudson River Valley - the highes point is approximately 1300 feet above sea level. Breakneck Ridge is part of a series of great trails belonging to the Hudson Highlands State park. Trail maps are available at the outdoor shop on Main Street in Cold Spring, NY: Hudson Valley Outfitters 63 Main Street Cold Spring, NY 10516 More information on the mountain is available on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakneck_Ridge More information on the hiking trail is available here: http://www.nynjtc.org/hike/breakneck-ridge-trail The photos posted here are from late November 2008. While it was a fairly warm day for that time of year, it got colder as I climbed. There was some ice at the peak of the ridge. If you're doing the hike in the Fall or Spring, don't forget to pack plenty of layers including a windbreaker.

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El municipio de Valdoviño se encuentra localizado al norte de Ferrolterra, entre Narón y Cedeira a orillas del Océano Atlántico. Los monumentos más importantes que nos podemos encontrar en nuestra visita son los numerosos pazos e iglesias de sus diferentes parroquias, aunque el mayor reclamo para los turistas son su bellos arenales, algunos de ellos conocidos a nivel mundial como la Playa de Pantín, donde se celebra el conocido Pantín Classic, una de la pruebas puntuables para el Campeonato del Mundo de Surf. Límites Valdoviño limita al norte con el municipio de Cedeira, al sur con el de Narón, al oeste con el océano Atlántico, y al este con los municipios de Cerdido y San Sadurniño. Toponimia Probablemente el origen del nombre Valdoviño procede de valle de Aviño, lugar y arroyo de las cercanías. Es común la creencia que asimila Valdoviño a Valle del Vino, si bien, jamás se cultivó vino en este lugar demasiado expuesto al Atlántico.

Here are '''vintage French postcards''' that can be sent as e-cards. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. Simply click on a "'''send as e-card'''" link below an image to the right. [[Category:E-Cards]]

Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

Christophel is not a very common German last name. There were certain Christophel families that came to America and settled in Cincinnati, Ohio, a rather large German community already being there. They arrived between 1835-1860. Most of them came via Le Havre France to New Orleans or New York. It is not even known just how one of the families got into the country. Many of the immigration and naturalization records of Cincinnati were destroyed by fire and flood. There was an attempt made to restore them, but this involved the people actually going to the courthouse to re-provide their information; and, that is if they were still alive in the late 1880s when this project was established. It is unusual; but, each branch of the Christophels from Cincinnati has at least one descendant who is strongly interested in their family history. We all naturally gravitated toward one another; and, eventually came to the conclusion that we all are somehow related. Though, we cannot prove it on this side of the Pond, and it is doubtful if there are enough records left even prove it on the other side of the Pond, we are all dedicated to that endeavor. Naturally, from this desire, came the idea to start our own One Name Study; and, to this end we have a website where each family has contributed all of it's information, in hopes that eventually we will find that thread which will unravel the mystery. Many documents and information is available to all in the e-mail archives of the group (as attachements); but, in order to view all information, in it's entirety, you must join the group and be approved by the moderator. Here is the [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cin_christophel/ link to our Christophel site]. So far, it seems that most of the families came from an area in what is known as the Rheinland Pfalz in Germany, very close (about 10 miles only) from the French border. Many of the spouses were also from a group of little villages in this area: Billgheim, Hayna, Ruelzheim, Herxheimweyher, and Rohrbach, to name a few of them which were only separated in most cases by walking distance. If you are a descendant of the Christophels, or any of the other forms of the name: Christoph, Christopfel, Christofel, Christoffel, Christopher, please, visit our site above or contact me. [http://pwp.att.net/p/s/community.dll?ep=87&subpageid=278388&ck= For a story of the voyage of the ship New England, with seven Christophels on board, from Le Havre, France to New Orleans, click here.] One other member of the Christophel group, Roger Christophel, has a website, [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rchristo/index.html Cabin in the Woods: Home of the Christophels and Bicknells]. I made the posted ink & pentel drawing of the ship New England from a photo of a painting of the ship which I found at the [http://www.mainemaritimemuseum.org/ Maine Maritime Museum] of Bath, Maine. The ship was built at Bath; but, the museum has not only many pictures of old ships; but, building plans as well. Visit [http://www.mainemaritimemuseum.org/ their site] and you will be amazed at what is available.

Source Documents for the Ostrander Family.

El wiki que vamos a utilizar en el Centro de Desarrollo Infantil "Trazos y Travesuras"

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You know that even though blacks and whites killed an almost equal number of crimes, 80% of the people executed had been executed for murder involving white victims? On November 15, 2007 , a resolution was passed in UN General Assembly regarding abolition of death penalty. [url=http://awio.co.cc]We know that Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev were hanged because they wanted India an independent country.[/url] The police can work hand in hand with local residents to monitor the activities of these gangs and these collaborative efforts will help police during the prevention of such kinds of offences.

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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Langston families and information about individuals, places, and things named Langston. (Do you have any info about Langstons or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Alternate Spellings === Langston can also be spelled Langstone. === Origins of the Surname Langston === The word "lang" meaning long, or in this context probably tall, and "stan", a prominent stone, so used as a county or parish boundary marker. Many villages were named Langeston in medieval documents. It can also be used as a "from an area" name given to a person who had left their original village to move somewhere else, and was most easily identified by being called by the place name. In October 4, 1555, the name John Langston was recorded in London. === Geographic Centers of Langston Families === There are various places referred to as "Langston" but the Langston surname is largely in the counties of Devonshire and Hampshire in Northern Midlands of England. In the USA, many Langstons settled in the southern states and into Texas. === Langstons on WikiTree === ??? [[Category:Surnames]]

Miss Kitty is Elyse Doerflinger's cat. She was found in the bushes, Elyse fed her, and she has been Elyse's cat ever since.

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Marriage notice states; J. Wilson., Weds Miss Anna Gordon A pretty home wedding took place Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon, when their daughter, Miss Anna Elizabeth Gordon became the bride of John Wilson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs John Wilson of 1409 West Fourth street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. S. Knight of Staten Island, former pastor of the Monroe Avenue Church, this city. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Mrs. Robert DuFour, aunt of the bride, as matron of honor. The best man was James Wilson, brother of the bridegroom. Harry Gordon, brother of the bride, played "Oh Promise Me," on the violin before the ceremony. As the bridal party entered the stairway the "Lohengrin Wedding March" was played by Mr. Gordon on the violin, with Miss Marion Perron at the piano. The ceremony took place in the living room before an embankment of palms, ferns and cut flowers and beneath a white wedding bell. The color scheme of the home was pink and white. The bride was most attractive in her bridal gown of white satin, trimmed with lace, and tuile capshaped veil that was held in place with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lillies-of-the-valley. The matron on honor was attired in an orchid colored gown of georgette and wore gray slippers. She wore a band about her hair and carried an arm bouquet of orchid colored sweet peas and butterfly roses. Miss Perron was gowned in shell pink crepe do chine. The brides traveling costume was of blue and gray with hat and slippers to match. After the ceremony a reception was held. The bride received an array of wedding gifts. Later in the afternoon the couple left on a wedding trip and on return will reside at 142 Manning avenue, North Plainfield. Both the bride and bridegroom have a wide circle of friends in this city and vicinity. The bridegroom is employed at the Metropolitan Stereotyping Corporation in New York City. Guests were present from New York, Brooklyn, B(unreadable), Bound Brook, Allentown, Newark and this city (Plainfield N.J.)

Here are vintage postcards and other images related to automobile racing and other race sports that can be sent as free e-cards. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. Really. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. E-mail addresses from cards aren't saved. To send a card, simply click a "'''send as e-card'''" link below an image to the right. [[Category:Sports E-Cards]] [[Category:E-Cards]]

Uploaded Newspaper articles for year 7 task.

On behalf of the Centennial High School Model United Nations Club, we would like to cordially welcome you to the Centennial High School Model United Nations Conference (CHSMUNC). Thank you for your interest in participating in the General Assembly First Committee. Disarmament and National Security Committee (DISEC) The Disarmament and National Security Committee (DISEC) was established in and concerns itself with matters of disarmament and related international security questions. Officially, Article 11 of the United Nations Charter authorizes the General Assembly to consider “the principles governing disarmament and the regulation of armament.” This committee The Establishment of a Nuclear Free Zone in the Middle East In an effort to prevent the further proliferation of nuclear weapons in the region of the Middle East, numerous States have made calls to establish a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in the Middle East (MENWFZ). The idea was first introduced by Egypt and Iran in 1974, and Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak even went as far as to propose a zone devoid of all weapons of mass destruction. The definition of a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1975: A nuclear-weapon-free zone shall, as a general rule, be deemed to be any zone, recognized as such by the United Nations General Assembly, which any groups of states, in the free exercise of their sovereignty, have established by virtue of a treaty or convention whereby: a. The statute of a total absence of nuclear weapons to which the zone shall be subject, including the procedure for the delimitation of the zone is defined; b. An international system of verification and control is established to guarantee compliance with obligations derived from that statute. The UN General Assembly reaffirmed that right in 1975 and outlined the criteria for such zones. Within these nuclear weapon-free zones, countries may use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. Four such zones exist today, and one other has been negotiated but has yet to enter into force. Countries in Latin America (the 1967 Treaty of Tlatelolco), the South Pacific (the 1985 Treaty of Rarotonga), Southeast Asia (the 1995 Treaty of Bangkok) and Central Asia (the 2006 Central Asian NWFZ Treaty) have al forsworn nuclear weapons. African countries also agreed to prohibit nuclear weapons on their continent, but the 1996 Treaty of Pelindaba has not entered into force. Although there are various differences in approaching such a zone, the establishment of a MENWFZ appears to be the unanimous choice to halt the violence in the region. Calls for a NWFZ in the region have been heard as early as on April 15, 2007, as the initial proposition was advanced in Israel as early as 1962. The first proposal, made by Iran and Egypt, was adopted by the General Assembly on December 4, 1974, by 128 votes in favor to none opposed. Most Middle Eastern states lent approval to the initiative; the (formally-recognized) nuclear-weapon states (NWS) also pledged support. However, despite efforts from many states within the region, the establishment of such a zone in the Middle East has been a failure on the most part. The MENWFZ was unanimously adopted into the United Nations, but is still not effective. Along with this, several other international agreements on the dismantling, disposal, and protection of nuclear weapons and materials have been made. However, these agreements have not done enough to stem the possible leaking of nuclear information an d radioactive materials to terrorist groups. This could be due to a lack of governmental oversight, active help among governments or between governments and non -governmental groups, or even the unwillingness of governments to take on the responsibility of protecting these potentially (or even inherently) dangerous materials. One possible problem that could be restraining progression in the effort is the tension between Israel and several other states. Burma and Israel both chose to abstain from voting on the proposal made by Iran and Egypt, and Israel continued to follow this policy of abstention for several more years. Also, the desire of many of the states within the region to acquire nuclear weapons may have also hindered the MENWFZ’s effectiveness. The UN, however, has continued its calls: UN Security Council Resolution 687, which terminated the Persian Gulf War in 1991, adopted the idea of both an NWFZ and a WMDFZ, and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) extension conference in 1995 advocated an NWFZ in its “Resolution on the Middle East.” UNSC Resolution 687 renewed the call for an NWFZ and a zone free of all WMD in its preamble and noted in its 14th operational paragraph that Iraq’s disarmament represented one step toward such a zone that would also be free of “missiles for their delivery.” BLOC POSITIONS Nuclear weapons States Each treaty establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone includes a protocol for the five nuclear-weapon states recognized under the NPT China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States-to sign and ratify. These protocols, which are legally binding, cal upon the nuclear-weapon states to respect the status of the zones and not to use or threatens to use nuclear weapons against treaty states-parties. Such declarations of non-use of nuclear weapons are referred to as negative security assurances. However, the five nuclear-armed countries have at times signed and ratified a NWFZ protocol and declared conditions reserving the right to use nuclear weapons in certain scenarios against parties to a nuclear weapon-free zone. Considering this, it will be important for each of the Nuclear Weapon State to consider their strategic vested interests in the region before ratifying such a NWFZ. Middle Eastern countries EGYPT – Egypt is the main country proposing the creation of a NWFZ in the Middle East. It has drafted several resolutions formalizing the proposal. The Egyptian draft resolution ‘calls upon al states in the region to take measures. Aimed at establishing a NWFZ in the Middle East” but does not specify any obligations. Also, it condemned Israel for not signing the NPT and denounces the Israeli government for having policies that do not allow for the establishment of a NWFZ. SUDAN, QATAR, OMAN, SAUDI ARABIA, AND JORDAN – They have all separately expressed their support for Egypt’s proposal. They believe that the fact that Israel has still refused to join the collective security consensus by staying out of the NPT mechanism is cause for great concern. They call for Israel to accede to the NPT and to subject all its nuclear facilities to the IAEA. IRAN – Iran’s increasing friction with the US and Israel has led to its open denouncement of Israel’s nuclear program. Iranian government officials have accused the IAEA of discrimination despite the fact that Tehran had agreed to open all doors to UN inspectors. They have added that, while Iran wishes to further its nuclear program for peaceful uses with much skepticism from the U.N. and the International Community, Israel has stockpiled prohibited nuclear weapons without any opposition from the IAEA. ISRAEL – Israel has, in the past, joined in consensus on the resolution in return for another resolution that seeks to have "Israeli Nuclear Capabilities and Threat" discussed at the conference being dropped. Israel will not accept a resolution that is detrimental to their self-interests. It also calls for restructured security architecture in the Middle East, based on the foundation of cooperation, whereby each State would be reassured of the safety of its population and its peaceful existence 1. How should these efforts to establish a NWFZ in the Middle East region be strengthened? 2. What protocols do you believe the United Nations and states, including those which are not part of the region, should take to foster peace in the Middle East? 3. Is establishing an NWFZ in the Middle East the best way to promote peace and non-violence in the region? Why or why not? Sources http://www.baylor.edu/modelun/index.php?id=58492 http://www.jcpa.org/brief/brief3-27.htm http://www.limun.org.uk/ http://www.nmun.org/archives_comm_guides/09%20Guides/Plen.pdf. http://www.reachingcriticalwill.org/political/1com/1comindex1.html http://www.pafkiet.edu.pk/LifeKiet/KIETModelUN/tabid/484/Default.aspx

Here are open questions about our family. Please edit this text, upload unidentified pictures, add your questions to the bulletin board, post fuzzy memories you want to clear up, etc. [[Category:Family Mysteries]]

=== task === you have to do a fact sheet on trees http://www.trees.com you must make a poster after http://www.j2e.com/ujs/egoddard/trees/

Hello! Welcome to our chemistry page thing! :)

This project is to investigate which toothpaste brand is more effective in removing food clouring.

1) Project for the U of L Educational Psychology course 2) Explains and describes what independent activities are and provides examples of how to implement these differentiated learning methods

This is an apartment complex where many families live and work.

Group project for final paper.

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---- '''webquest acerca de las migraciones''' Designed by Prof. Angel Paz Castillo R '''===INTRODUCCIÓN===''' Se denomina migración a todo desplazamiento de población que se produce desde un lugar de origen a otro destino y lleva consigo un cambio de la residencia habitual en el caso de las personas o del hábitat en el caso de las especies animales migratorias. De acuerdo con lo anterior existirán dos tipos de migraciones: migraciones humanas y animales. Las migraciones de seres humanos se estudian tanto por la Demografía como por la Geografía de la población. Y las de especies animales se estudian en el campo de la Biología (Zoología), de la Biogeografía y en el de la Ecología. Los artículos que se pueden consultar al respecto son: Migración (demografía) que presenta dos enfoques; el de la emigración, desde el punto de vista del lugar o país de donde sale la población; y el de la inmigración, desde el punto de vista del lugar o país donde llegan los "migrantes" Migración animal: Desplazamientos periódicos, estacionales o permanentes de especies animales de un hábitat a otro. '''===ACTIVIDAD===''' Debate acerca de las leyes migratorias de 5 países '''===PROCESO ===''' Los alumnos se dividirán en 6 grupos en los cuales 5 de ellos representaran a cinco países (USA, Puerto Rico, India, Cuba y Venezuela) y el resto representaran el poder legislativo en la asamblea de la ONU. Cada país está representado por: un presidente, un ministro de defensa, un ministro de cultura y un ministro de económica. Cada grupo debe argumentar a favor de las leyes migratorias de su país y en contra de alguna de los otros 4 países restante; para ello, puede basarse en imágenes, videos o discursos; atentamente el resto de los países escucharán y tomarán notas acerca de cada argumento expuesto, para luego analizarlos entre los miembros que conforman la representación de su país y determinar en cuales argumentos están a favor o en contra dando razón de su afirmaciones al momento de exponerlos. Cada grupo tendrá 10 minutos en cada intervención. Importantes recomendaciones: Deben hacer sus argumentos tomando en cuenta la causa, el origen, ventajas y desventajas. Deben hacer sus argumentos respetando los derechos humanos, respetando el equilibrio ambiental y la cultura. '''=== POSIBLES PÁGINAS DE CONSULTA ===''' Definiciones de Visado en la web: •http://www.google.co.ve/search?hl=es&defl=es&q=define:Visado&ei=hGN8S8DYGsaVtgeGo63GBQ&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title&ved=0CAcQkAE • http://es.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060701205957AAjnq9h • http://pamplona.es/verPagina.asp?idPag=20-16457 Embajada de Estados Unidos en Venezuela • http://caracas.usembassy.gov/?b=41 Departamento de Estado de los Estados Unidos • http://www.usembassy.gov/ Departamento de Estado de Puerto Rico • http://www.estado.gobierno.pr/ Embajada de la India en Venezuela • http://www.embindia.org/ Servicio Administrativo de Identificación, Migración y Extranjería de Venezuela • http://www.saime.gob.ve/ Listado de Embajadas Acreditadas en la República Bolivariana de Venezuela • http://www.anuncioscaracas.com.ve/embajadasenvenezuela.htm Sitio del Gobierno de la República de Cuba • http://www.cubagob.cu/ Otros sitios con información acerca de Cuba • http://www.cuba.cu/ • http://www.cubaweb.cu/ Algunas recientes noticias acerca de las migraciones •http://noticias.aol.com/inmigración •http://www.portalplanetasedna.com.ar/poblacion09.htm •http://www.portalplanetasedna.com.ar/ Para buscar palabras desconocidas: - Diccionario Vox Inglés-Español. • http://www.diccionarios.com/ - Diccionario on-line. • http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html- - Diccionario técnico • http://www.activadic.com/Dicc/SpDic.htm Otros sitios interesantes. • http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inmigraci%C3%B3n •http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calidad_de_vida •http://www.monografias.com/trabajos7/bafux/bafux.shtml •http://www.monografias.com/trabajos14/globalizacion/globalizacion.shtml •http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalizaci%C3%B3n '''=== EVALUACIÓN ===''' El profesor evaluará la manera de presentar los argumentos y la consistencia de los mismos en cada país. En el cuerpo de legislación de la asamblea evaluará argumentos y análisis del tema. '''=== CONCLUSIÓN===''' Será expuesta por el comité legislativo y el profesor.

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It was a short trip from the airport to the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, NV, after the shuttle dropped off two other groups at their hotels. Greg and Alice entered on the North Tower entrance and checked in with the hotel clerk. They could select from a room in one of the two towers or the pyramid. They decided on the pyramid but next was the question of how high up, since the floors elevate to a peak. First, was suggested the 17th floor by the hotel clerk, but thinking that maybe a bit high, Greg and Alice said “No”. The clerk then suggested the 13th floor and again a “no” from both of them. Well, stated the clerk, there was a nice one with a good view on the 12th floor. “Yes, that would be fine!”, they exclaimed. They mentioned to the clerk that it was the first time they had been to Las Vegas. His quick reply was, “First time out of Stuart?” After that humorous comment, they were given their two room keys (electronic cards). Next directions were given to the inclinator (inclined elevator) for the 12th floor and they headed off with baggage in hand. What surprised them was that there were no bellhops or hotel porters to carry the bags. Oh well, another tip expense saved. But now they were lost after just a few minutes and not quite sure how to find the elevator. A security guard quickly came to their rescue and showed them the right direction to head. On reaching the grouping of four elevators, another security guard was posted by the elevators to check that each person getting on had a Luxor Hotel key. After getting off the windowless inclined transportation one did feel a little unsteady. Alice and Greg headed for their room #12143. As they did so they looked over into the center of the pyramid, down 11 other floors. The center was all open with the rooms raising up on each of the four sides of the pyramid. At the 12th floor, they were about half way up the pyramid. Once inside the room they viewed a pleasant, Egyptian-style interior with a great view from the three large plate windows. Looking outside they could view the Hotel’s sphinx, Las Vegas Blvd., The MGM Grand Hotel, The Tropicana Hotel, the airport to the south and mountains off in the distance. Sure enough, this was not a Florida panorama. [[Category:Vacations and Trips]]

'''The Handley Family Reunion will be held in Rochester, New York from July 30, 2010 - August 1, 2010.''' More information will follow over the next couple of weeks. Please find the link to your Handley Family descendent and add any information about your descendent to the site. Also, please add information about yourself, children, grandchildren,etc. You can click on following link to view the Handley Family Reunion Website [[ :Handley Family Reunion|Handley Family Reunion Website]]. Links to Ad & Mary Handley and their children: [[Handley-3|Ad Handley]] [[Handley-9|Doc Handley]] [[Handley-21|Dave Handley]] [[Handley-6|Annie Handley Bell]] [[Handley-12|Joe Handley]] Links to Square Handley (brother of Ad Handley)and his children: [[Handley-17|Square Handley]] [[Handley-20|Henry Handley]]

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[[Oldford-1|Elsie (Oldford) Howes]] and her mother-in-law [[Combs-1|Grace (Combs) Howes]] both kept datebooks. Grace's was also a very personal diary where she recorded all sorts of things she thought were worth remembering. See the scans uploaded here. After Elsie's passing, the two books came to [[Howes-1|Donna (Howes) Whitten]] and [[Whitten-1|Chris Whitten]]. The following information from the books has yet to be interpreted. Who are these people? Joyce Howes February 5 Deborah Rick(?) Howes, born October 5, 1953 Maureen Howes, born October 26, 1959 Ricky Howes, born November 1 Janet (Howes) Nedza, born June 25, 1948 Janet and John Nedza, married September 6, 1970 John Nedza, born June 3 Susan Ann Oldford, born July 29, 1979 (From Peg: "Don't know who this is. Let me know when you find out.") Eric White, born September 1, 1974 Robert Fowler, August 10, 19? Benjamin Andrew Fowler, born November 9, 1981 Alex Charles Fowler, born November 29, 1982 Kennie Borden April 11, 1964 Lois: January 20 Susan: Nov. 19 Richard Miller: May 31, 1946

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Francisco Javier Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo ( 1747, en Quito, Ecuador - 27 de diciembre de 1795, encarcelado en Quito). Fue un prominente investigador científico, médico, escritor, abogado, periodista, pensador, quiteño ideólogo político y considerado en Ecuador prócer de la independencia. Biografía Según la leyenda romántica, fue hijo de un indígena quechua, Luis "Chusig" (lechuza), procedente de Cajamarca de una familia de picapedreros, quien se instaló en Quito como asistente del sacerdote y médico José del Rosario. Su madre, Catalina Aldás, era una mulata nacida en Quito. Al contrario de lo que se piensa Luis Chusig, no solo fue un simple picapedrero o asistente de José del Rosario, fue además y por sus propios medios un indio culto, que aprendió a leer gracias a la ayuda de Don Luis Benítez de la Torre, Cura y Vicario de Cajamarca, quien a escondidas, instruyó a Luis "Chusig", ya que en esa época era prohibido, que los indios sepan leer, y este en agradecimiento utilizó el apellido "Benítez", mismo apellido con el que contrajo matrimonio con Catalina Aldás. El origen de apellido "Santa Cruz y Espejo" no está aun esclarecido, pero se cree, que fue impuesto por algún español, ya que en esa época, todos los indios evangelizados, se les asignó nombres y apellidos cristianos. Francisco Javier Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo, aprendió sus primeras letras en casa de sus padres y luego, supuestamente, en una escuela católica para niños pobres. Sin embargo, existe controversia sobre el origen del sabio quiteño, pues existen documentos que comprueban que el nombre familiar de Espejo, lo llevaba ya el padre de Eugenio, quiteño, e incluso su abuelo, español. Es más, la inscripción de nacimiento de Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo, está dada como tal, y ubicada en el libro de blancos, hecho imposible de consumar para un indígena, por influyente que fuera, ya que el sistema de castas de la Colonia lo prohibía explícitamente. Pero también, podría existir evidencia que María Catalina Aldás Larraincar o Larrinzar, no era mulata, sino de origen español hecho del que se valieron sus padres para poder inscribirlo en uno de los más prestigiosos colegios de Quito "El Colegio de San Luis" para el efecto, María Catalina Aldás, presentó su partida de nacimiento. Por otro lado, una vez inscrito desde muy temprana edad en colegios exclusivos de la aristocracia quiteña, llego a ser electo representante de sus compañeros en varias ocasiones. De esta época data su probable y único retrato conocido, en compañía de su clase. Según algunos historiadores que defienden la historia romántica de Espejo, a él le fue muy difícil abrirse paso dentro la clasista sociedad colonial, pero consiguió doctorarse en medicina en 1767 y poco después también en jurisprudencia y derecho canónico. Dentro la sociedad quiteña se convirtió en el eje de la vida cultural y propagador de ideas progresistas, con un considerable apoyo por parte de la aristocracia criolla. En 1779 publica su primera gran obra, El Nuevo Luciano de Quito una crítica terrible a todos los problemas y deficiencias de la vida cultural en la Real Audiencia de Quito. Fue acusado de ser el autor de un texto que aplaudía el levantamiento de Túpac Amaru y Tupac Catari. Su activismo cultural acabó enfrentándolo a las autoridades, que lo procesaron en la capital del virreinato, Bogotá, pero este hecho contribuyó a aumentar aún más su prestigio; ya que salió libre de todo cargo. Política y actividades literarias Fue nombrado primer director de la biblioteca pública, compuesta por más de 40.000 volúmenes procedentes de los fondos de las Compañía de Jesús, recientemente expulsados. También publicó importantes trabajos de medicina, como las Reflexiones acerca de las viruelas (1785), el cual se convertiría en el primer texto científico que refería la existencia de microorganismos (inclusive antes que Louis Pasteur) y que definiría como política de salud conceptos básicos en la actualidad como la asepsia y antisepsia de lugares y personas. Más adelante colaboró en la creación de la Sociedad Patriótica de Amigos del País de Quito a semblanza de las otras que comenzaban a surgir en España y en las colonias y, sobre todo, editó el primer diario de la ciudad: Primicias de la Cultura de Quito (1792). Por su actividad de denuncia continua fue nuevamente encarcelado, situación en la cual acabó muriendo el 27 de diciembre de 1795 (a causa de disentería). Pensamiento Su pensamiento es una adaptación de ideas ilustradas en el entorno colonial de la Audiencia. Sus ideas promovían la igualdad de todos los ciudadanos y nacionalización de las propiedades eclesiásticas. En su ideario aparecía por primera vez la igualdad de los indígenas con los criollos (ideal que quedó eliminado en los procesos de independencia) y también por primera vez planteaba los derechos de la mujer. En Ecuador se considera que fue el primero en afirmar la necesidad de una emancipación de España y en proclamar la individualidad del país y, en general, de toda América; y que sus ideas, si bien modificadas en algunos aspectos importantes, inspiraron a los revolucionarios del 10 de agosto de 1809. En cambio, autores como Efren Aviles Pino indican que Siempre se ha dicho que Espejo es el precursor de la independencia, pero no es así. Espejo sí fue un revolucionario ya que a través de sus escritos y publicaciones procuró reformar las estructuras sociales y políticas de esa época. Eugenio Espejo es considerado como uno de los mayores agitadores de los planteamientos de la independencia y crítico de la Colonia. A los 20 años se graduó de médico y ejerció múltiples trabajos como periodista, bibliotecario y escritor de innumerables obras tales como: Nuevo Luciano de Quito (1779), Reflexiones acerca de un método para preservar a los pueblos de la viruela (1785), Cartas Riobambenses (1787), Discurso sobre la necesidad de establecer una sociedad patriótica con el nombre de "Escuela de la Concordia" (1789), etc. Los aportes dados por Espejo, en los distintos ámbitos contribuyeron al pensamiento social ecuatoriano; en el escenario de la medicina expuso sus conocimientos para prevenir la viruela y elaboró una reflexión histórica de las enfermedades contagiosas, realizó un cuadro exacto de las costumbres y condiciones sanitarias de Quito, dando una respuesta objetiva y científica a la causa de la enfermedad. Sin conocer los experimentos de Pasteur, halló la noción de la fermentación de las sustancias y las causas de los contagios. Llegó a las conclusiones que las condiciones sociales de explotación y de la mala distribución de la riqueza son propicios para el cultivo de enfermedades. El pensamiento de Espejo promovío la igualdad de todos los ciudadanos y la nacionalización de las propiedades eclesiásticas. En su ideario aparecía por primera vez la igualdad de los indígenas con los criollos y también planteó el reconocimiento de los derechos de la mujer. En noviembre de 1791 forma “la Sociedad Patriótica de Amigos del País de Quito”, compuesta por 25 miembros que se reunían semanalmente para discutir los problemas agrícola, educativo, político, social y analizar el desarrollo de las ciencias físicas y naturales. Sintiendo la necesidad de difundir los planteamientos independentistas, editó en 1792 el primer periódico publicado en la ciudad denominado "Primicias de la Cultura de Quito", órgano de esa sociedad y del que salieron siete números hasta el 29 de marzo de ese año. Es considerado como uno de los primeros en afirmar la necesidad de una emancipación de España y en proclamar la individualidad del país y, en general, de toda América. Sus ideas inspiraron a los revolucionarios del 10 de agosto de 1809. Eugenio Espejo, murió en la cárcel el 26 de diciembre de 1795 a los 48 años de edad y acusado de conspiración, se le inculpó que en las cruces de Quito amanecieron banderolas escarlatas con el lema que decía "Al amparo de la cruz, sed libres, conseguid la gloria y la felicidad". Importancia de su obra Eugenio Espejo fue ciertamente un hombre de la Ilustración. Asimiló las ideas que los pensadores modernos echaban a cir­cular desde Europa. Poseía una biblioteca apreciable. Se entusiasmaba con los nuevos libros. Y congregaba en su hogar pobre y so­litario a los jóvenes de Quito, para explicar y comentar la doctrina de aquellos. Se lo consi­deraba un verdadero filósofo (tal se despren­de de las palabras de José Mejía, una de las personalidades más cabales dentro de la ora­toria en lengua castellana, y en cierto modo discípulo de Espejo). Pero en su espíritu halla­ban lugar no únicamente las ideas de su tiem­po, sino también las de los clásicos. Estos ejercían sobre él mucho sugestión. Los citaba a cada paso. Y hasta prefirió la estructura de los diálogos a la manera de Luciano para ex­poner sus propias enseñanzas. Por eso se lla­mó a sí mismo "el nuevo Luciano de Quito", o "despertador de los ingenios", que es preci­samente el título de la primera obra que escri­bió. El propósito que entonces alentó y que persistió a lo largo de su carrera, fue el de hacer una crítica sin contemporizaciones al es­tado intelectual de la Colonia. Pero el caso de Espejo es de los más únicos de nuestra América. Por su ancestro. Por su condición social. Por sus estudios. Por su investigación científica. Por su periodismo. Por su crítica de la educación pública y de las instituciones españolas. Por su docencia esté­tica. Por su nítida comprensión de la realidad americana. Por su empeño revolucionario, mantenido con el sacrificio de la propia vida, y llevado hasta los países vecinos con ánimo ejemplar... Espejo fue "una de las figuras más descollantes de la Ilustración", y sus libros "la mejor exposición de la cultura colonial del si­glo XVIII". Hijo de un indio y una mulata. De un pobre indio cajamarquino, que había llegado a Quito como paje de un fraile. De una mula­ta cuya madre había sido esclava de otro reli­gioso. Ni siquiera poseía apellidos propios. Los de sus padres, que él recibió, eran apelli­dos adoptados. El indio se hacía llamar Luis de la Cruz Espejo. La mulata, Catalina Aldas y Larraincar. Alguien que quiso denigrarlo, un cura del poblado de Zámbiza, le echó en el rostro la humildad de tal origen, y dejó así es­te chisme para la posteridad: "es constante que su padre, Luis Chuzhig por apellido y mu­dado en el de Espejo, fue indio oriundo y na­tivo de dicha Cajamarca, que vino sirviendo de paje de cámara al Padre Fray José del Ro­sario, descalzo de pie y pierna, abrigado con un cotón de bayeta azul y un calzón de la misma tela". El antiguo peón de Cajamarca puso todo empeño y apti­tud en convertirse en cirujano de aquel centro de salud. De lo que hay que hablar con admiración es más bien de la manera con que educó y formó a su hijo Eugenio Francisco Xavier. Batallando con circunstan­cias desalentadoras, aflictivas, estimuló tem­pranamente las facultades intelectuales de és­te. Alimentó su vocación médica, originada sin duda en el ambiente del hospital, en don­de el pobre vástago indio pasó los años de la niñez y la adolescencia. Y cuya culminación no fue solamente la de un título de doctor en medicina, sino la de la forja de una sólida per­sonalidad de investigador. Ella está explícita en el mejor de sus libros: "Reflexiones acerca de las viruelas". Aquel hijo de indio y de mulata, desti­tuido hasta de apellidos propios, debió sopor­tar la adversidad de un medio que discrimi­naba tercamente los grupos sociales siguien­do los prejuicios de la sangre y el dinero. No podemos suponer cómo fue el aspecto verda­dero de tal hombre. Su fisonomía y su figura. Aun a pesar del breve autorretrato que él es­cribió. Los óleos y bronces que ahora preten­den mostrarnos su imagen son una pura in­vención del artista... El pobre doctor Eugenio Francisco Xavier Espejo no pudo menos que sufrir el conflicto psicológico que eso produ­cía. Se lo advierte en sus actitudes y confesio­nes. Intentaba hacer valer el abolengo espa­ñol de los apellidos Aldas y Larraincar de su madre, sin querer recordar que ésos fueron apellidos adoptados. Otras veces usaba nom­bres supuestos para firmar sus libros... pasados ya diez años de la aparición de "El Nuevo Lucia­no de Quito", el Presidente de la Audiencia José de Villalengua y Marfil todavía lo juzga­ba acremente, diciendo que contenía "sátiras a sujetos muy conocidos y de clase muy dife­rente a la de Espejo". ¡Siempre la torpe acusa­ción a la humildad de su origen! Y en 1810, quince años después de su muerte, las autoridades españolas seguían recordándolo con amargo resentimiento... A un hombre de aquella condición social, determinada por la pobreza de su origen, que además se atrevía a opinar con desenfado crítico sobre el estado de las colonias, tenían las autoridades que hacerle víctima hasta de un desdén póstumo. Y así su defunción fue registrada en el libro de indios y negros que mantenían aquellos feroces guardianes de castas y de clases. El doctor Espejo soportó cárceles. Fue tratado como un "facineroso". Se trató de confinarlo en las selvas con pretexto de una expedición científica. Se lo enjuició hacién­dole responsable hasta de hechos y papeles que nunca se comprobó que le eran realmen­te imputables. El aclaró su posición sin cobar­día. Reconoció la paternidad de libros de que se enorgullecía. Tuvo que ir a defender­se ante el propio Virrey, en Bogotá, en donde estableció amistad con dos jóvenes colombianos que habrían de honrar a toda Hispanoamérica como Anto­nio Nariño, el primer traductor en lengua cas­tellana de la Declaración de los Derechos del Hombre, y el científico Francisco Antonio Zea. Obras * Nuevo Luciano de Quito (1779) * Marco Porcio Catón o Memorias para la impugnación del nuevo Luciano de Quito (1780) * Carta al Padre la Graña sobre indulgencias (1780) * Sermón de San Pedro (1780) * La Ciencia Blancardina (1781) * El Retrato de Golilla (1781) * Cartas teológicas (Atribuidas, 1780-1792) * Reflexiones acerca de un método para preservar a los pueblos de las viruelas (1785) versión en línea (Español) * Cartas riobambenses (1787) * Defensa de los curas de Riobamba (1787) * Discurso sobre la necesidad de establecer una sociedad patriótica con el nombre de "Escuela de la Concordia" (1789) * Memorias sobre el corte de quinas (1792) * Voto de un ministro togado de la Audiencia de Quito (1792) versión en línea (Español) * Diario Primicias de la cultura de Quito

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In the summer of 1977, [[Luckhardt-1|Alice Luckhardt]] had the opportunity to escort eight high school students, who were former students of hers on a European tour. One of the last stops was an one-day excursion trip to Naples and then traveling by a hydrofoil boat across the Gulf of Naples to the Isle of Capri the following day. This island with steep terrain overlooked a majesty blue sea. Along the sides of the hills were elegant villas very close together so no space was wasted. Impressive to view were the ruins of Imperial Roman villas, that had withstood the march of time and the effect of the sea surrounding the island. They took the cable car to the top of Anacapri, the highest point on the island. The ride up was extremely steep, at a forty-five degree angle. Once there the view was magnificent with water all around and the beautiful mixture of fruit trees and flowers growing everywhere. The visit to the Blue Grotto, the sea cave, was a sight to behold. At the heart of the Isle of Capri was the City of Capri nearly at the top of Anacapri. They had as a personal guide, the Mayor of the city, who was also the head of the local ‘cosa nostra’. The walking tour was through narrow alleys almost in a maze formation with numerous tiny shops of all descriptions. Even higher up was the tiny village of Anacapri, which was truly the highest point. The Mayor saw to it that they had a fantastic meal at his own restaurant, so they all felt quite special with this added attention. Near the end of the visit as they were saying our good-byes to our host, the Mayor announced in an official manner, “Everyone enjoy your trip back to the mainland but she is staying here.” Well, the '''‘she’''' the Mayor was pointing to was none other than one of the seventeen-year-old female students. He continued, “I am most impressed with her and wish her to live on our lovely island.” Needless to say, it took Alice a few moments to comprehend the full statement but her reply then followed, “No, she is returning with us!” Even the girl, who was not normally at a lost for words, was a bit astonished by what had just happened. In spite of the Mayor feeling he had complete authority over everybody on the island, he did sense Alice's definite and unyielding answer immediately. She had the group very quickly move towards our transportation down the slopes to the returning hydrofoil boat for their journey back to Naples and then Rome. On the trip back to the hotel all Alice could think about was what if the Mayor had violently retained my student, how would '''I ever explain''' it to her parents? Everyone had a good laugh over the whole incident. [[Category:Vacations and Trips]]

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1FAMILYTREE is a genealogical archive database for the families and their descendants who settled in and around the Fox Valley area of East Central Wisconsin. Appleton Black Creek Brillion Buchanan Center Chilton Combined Locks Darboy Dundas Forest Junction Freedom Greenville Hilbert Hollandtown Hortonville Kaukauna Kimberly Little Chute New London Seymour Sherwood Shiocton St. John Woodville Wrightstown

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THIS IS AN OVERVIEW OF WHAT WE ARE DOING IN M6. THIS IS A SPACE WHERE WE SHARE OUR WORK, NEWS, IDEAS. IT IS A COMMUNAL SPACE SO WE NEED TO CONSIDERATE TO ALL OTHER USERS.

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Chris and Megan were married in September 2005 at Megan's parents' new house in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, on Lake Michigan. It was a beautiful Indian summer afternoon and a full moon was out that night. See [http://www.joyous.com Joyous.com]] for the full set of photos.

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Aqui se muestra una recopilacion de la gastronomia de distintos estados de la Republica Mexicana.

Village Name Variants: Mercydorf, Merzsidorf (German) Merczyfálva, Mercifálva (Hungarian} Carani, Cãrani Mertisoara, Caramoi (Romanian Official) Mercydorf (Mercyfalva, named after the Lorraine general Mercy, who commanded the forces in the Banat) a small village founded 1735 only by Italians (the only Italian settlement in the Banat) received substantial reinforcement, repeated same in a second massive effort between 1763 and 1766. In 1756 Mercydorf consisted of a single street and provided shelter for 21 families from Lorraine. Because of further arrivals during the 1769-71 period, other streets had to be built and Mercydorf became substantially "French." Upper Lorraine, which originally had a German population, was "Frenchicised" early on. Occupied by the French in the Polish Succession War, the duchy was taken from the husband of Maria Theresia by the Vienna Peace Treaty of 1738 (he received Tuscany in its place) and given as sinecure to the Polish ex-king Stanislaus Leszczinsky, a protegee of France. In accordance with the Treaty, Upper Lorraine reverted to France after Stanislaus’ death in 1766. The extensive feudal estates of Falkenberg (Faulque Mont), Forbach, Püttlingen (Puttelanges) and Mörchingen (Morhange) were added. Some districts of Luxemburg were also given to France (e.g., the free holding Rollingen in 1769). For more information, visit http://www.dvhh.org/mercydorf/

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Hay que tener en cuenta el carácter sagrado de la vida humana; por tanto no es lícito ni el aborto ni la eutanasia dentro de las providencias que hay que tomar frente al VIH-SIDA. Para la prevención se necesita la información adecuada y debida de los valores morales y no se permite cualquier cosa que viole el valor de la sexualidad. La Prevención debe realizarse respetando la dignidad del hombre y su destino trascendente, excluyendo campañas que conlleven modelos de comportamiento que favorezcan la extensión del mal. Se trataría de informaciones que más que ayudar perjudicarían. Hay que informar y educar sin prejuicio de la ética. Hay que iluminar a los jóvenes sobre los valores que están en juego. El mejor remedio frente al VIH-SIDA, que se transmita por relaciones sexuales ilícitas, es la fidelidad matrimonial y la castidad. Para prevenir el VIH-SIDA hay que educar a los jóvenes y adultos de manera que puedan reencontrar la madurez afectiva y la sexualidad ordenada.

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Fabi era una pequeña sirenita que sin peligro alguno , la cual fue asesinada. esta pagina es tibuto a ella.

Here is a collection of vintage postcards featuring bucks, does, and fawns that can be sent as e-greetings. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. Simply click on a "'''send as e-card'''" link below an image to the right. [[Category:E-Cards]] [[Category:Animal E-Cards]]

Baixada de Carrilanas a San Mamede. Desde 1996, año de su primera edición, en Valdoviño y haciéndolas coincidir en fechas próximas a la celebración de su patrono San Mamede (mes de Agosto), se viene desarrollando el concurso de estos peculiares autos “locos”. Estos vehículos, cuya única limitación es la de no disponer de motor, pueden llegar a alcanzar los 70 Km./hora en el vertiginoso descenso por la ladera que los lleva a cubrir los mas de 1.300 metros que configuran su trazado. Se caracteriza y premia en este concurso tanto la construcción artística, simpática y original, como la rapidez de los mismos y la destreza de sus pilotos. El número de asistentes a esta celebración se multiplica en cada nueva edición así como aumenta el número de participantes y el nivel de los mismos. Concretamente en la edición del 2002 el número de visitantes a la competición rondó los 15.000 – número considerable, más si tenemos en cuenta que el censo total del Concello se aproxima a los 7.000 habitantes -. Previo al inicio de la competición, y tal como si de un rallye se tratara, se puede recorrer el parque cerrado y ver de cerca estas pequeñas maravillas del ingenio y del atrevimiento que hay que tener para bajar con el trazado dispuesto por la organización. La fiesta, tal y como si de una aventura de Asterix se tratara, finaliza con una suculenta “Churrascada”. La Asociación Baixada de Carriladas se encarga de la organización y de velar por el buen desarrollo de la competición. Fiesta de la Malla. Esta fiesta trata de rescatar del pasado la antigua tradición de la trilla del trigo, en la que por esta zona, de Galicia, al unirse vecinos de distintas familias hacían que una jornada de duro trabajo tuviera su componente festiva. En el transcurso de la fiesta los vecinos, de San Mamede, se mezclan con la paja y trigo poniendo a funcionar una trilladora de principios de siglo y recreando las labores de aquellos días. La “dureza” de la jornada “obliga” a realizar una buena alimentación con la que paliar el desgaste de tan “entretenido” trabajo. El día finaliza a media tarde con una exquisita merienda a base de “bacalao con garbanzos”. La Asociación Baixada de Carrilanas es la encargada de la organizar esta celebración que tiene lugar en el mes de Agosto. Fiesta Gastronómica “Da Coquina” Esta celebración, que tiene lugar en la Parroquia de Pantín en el mes de Agosto, se degustan las distintas variedades de la almeja que se “marisquean” en esta zona de la costa gallega. En la degustación de este esquisito “manjar” marino se sirven cientos de raciones preparadas con distintas recetas; se presentan en cazuelas de barro y se acompañan de un trozo de “rico” pan y de una “cunca de viño”. La fiesta esta organizada por el Concello de Valdoviño, se viene celebrando desde el año 1.998. Fiesta "Cabalar" Dedicada al caballo, es organizada por la Asociación Baixada de Carrilanas y tiene lugar a mediados del mes de Mayo en las proximidades de la Laguna de la Frouxeira. La fiesta se inicia a primeras horas de la mañana con los pertinentes controles de firma e inscripción de concursantes. A lo largo de la jornada se desarrollan distintos tipos de pruebas entre los que destacan los de belleza, arrastre, doma, trote, andadura, velocidad de los caballos y destreza de los jinetes. La fiesta finaliza con la correspondiente entrega de premios y se jalona con una bien merecida “churrascada”. La asistencia de público a la pruebas aumenta de año en año, rondando la cifra de asistentes en la edición del año 2002 las 3000 personas. Esta celebración-concurso se viene desarrollando desde el año 1998. Romería da "Virxe do Porto” Se celebra en el mes de Julio en homenaje a la Virgen del Porto cuya imagen es guardada y venerada en la capilla que lleva el mismo nombre. Esta pequeña iglesia se sitúa en lo alto de un islote rodeado de acantilados, en la parroquia de Meirás, y a ella que únicamente se puede acceder en bajamar. * San Isidro Mayo (día variable) * Corphus Mayo o Junio (variable) * El Carmen 17 de Julio. * S. Mamed 17 de Agosto. * San Miguel (en Aviño) 29 de Septiembre.

----'' Welcome the page of first citta slow in Turkey!'' '''Location ''' '''History ''' [[HISTORICAL BACKGROUND]] [[TEOS: Historical Inheritance]] '''Touristic Places ''' '''Citta Slow ''' ---- ---- LOCATION: ''A small country town which is next to Izmir while not having the crowd of metropolis.'' [http://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seferihisar,_%C4%B0zmir] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seferihisar] ---- ---- HISTORY: ''HISTORY OF SEFERIHISAR '' "Seferihisar was the city of Karya Civilization which was established around 4000 years ago. According to one of the myths about the name of Seferihisar is coming from one of the generals whose name was Tysaferin. This roman general was using Teos as an accomodation places for military. Then the name of city began to be mentioned as Tysaferinopolis. Until the time of Seljuks the name was Tysaferinopolis. However, while anatolia was becoming Turkicized, the name turned into Seferihisar due to accent differences. Seferihisar also experienced the hegemony of Seljuks, then hegemony went through the Ottomans around 1450s." (Reference: Retrieved 11 June from http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=61972979333) ''TEOS "Historical Inheritance" '' "Teos was the well known cities which was established in Seferihisar during BC 1080. This city was one of the 12 Ionian cities which was founded by Atamas. Teos was known in the fields of marine, trade, making wine or olive oil and wool textile in its time around the world. Also, this city was well-known with its drinking pots in terms of ceramics industry during Arcahic Age. The god of wine Dianisos was living in Teos according to myths and there was a temple for him in Teos. Teos has experienced the most gorgeous period during BC 900s. During this term, this city was in a leading position in terms of sea and land trade and banking line. At the year BC 546, Teos had to be in union with Athenians and Spartas due to the coming forces from East, Persians. Thales suggested Teos as a center of defence consortium against Persian invasion. After 400 years from those hard times, Teos began another solidarity with Roman Empire. And it is a fact that Teos was the first cities in the world which accept Christianity. This situation could be understood by the presence of important five saints in those lands." (References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teos & http://msn.gezikolik.com/tr/Tarih_Kultur/Genel_Bilgiler/Turkiye/teos_1/e_3344.aspx) ---- ---- TOURISTIC PLACES: ''Sığacık'': small, quiet and one of the harbor centers in Seferihisar... [http://www.gizlicennetler.com/gizlicennet.asp?gc=5ea7676d246166dd3f5a6f7b33e64239] [http://www.sihirlitur.com/gezi/sigacik/index.html] ''Akkum'': the place that you can find sea like aquarium... ''Akarca'': neighbour island Samos and also other company of sea and sun... ''Bademler'': The place of first established village theatre. In other words, small village of art and solidarity during years. [http://www.bademlerkoyu.com/ana.asp] ''Sığacık Castle'': [http://galeri.netfotograf.com/fotograf.asp?foto_id=395594] [http://www.biriyilik.com/gezelim-gorelim-2/tatil-rehberi-gezelim-gorelim-2/sigacik-kalesi-11356.html] ''Windsurfing Places'' : Sığacık and Akkum have a famous wind which is very suitable to windsurfing. They are the center of borealis! [http://www.google.com.tr/imgres?imgurl=http://sigacik.sitemynet.com/mynet_resimlerim/s_rf3.jpg&imgrefurl=http://site.mynet.com/sigacik/pansiyon/id6.htm&usg=__XO_6btncs1RwejUGJdWK_94M4FM=&h=207&w=276&sz=17&hl=tr&start=2&um=1&itbs=1&tbnid=bQuPG0xuvVMSLM:&tbnh=86&tbnw=114&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dseferihisar%2Bakkum%2Byelken%26um%3D1%26hl%3Dtr%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official%26tbs%3Disch:1] ---- ---- CITTA SLOW (Slow City): [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cittaslow] [http://www.slowmovement.com/slow_cities.php] ''The first Turkish city that stands for election as a citta slow'': Seferihisar became a citta slow with its natural beauty and the distinct position against the lifestyle of metropolises. Now it is time to improve the quality of life in Seferihisar with protecting everything natural. [http://www.cittaslow.net/index.php?method=attivita&action=zoom&id=24 ] [http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g298006-i1809-k3246249-Seferihisar_is_now_a_Slow_City-Izmir_Izmir_Province_Turkish_Aegean_Coast.html] ----

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Mai multe informatii despre droguri: • Drogul este o substanta solida, lichida sau gazoasa, a carei folosinta se transforma in obicei si care afecteaza direct functionarea sistemului nervos, schimba dispozitia, perceptia si/sau starea de constiinta. '''Drogul modifica sentimentele, dispozitia, gandirea si dauneaza grav sanatatii.''' '''Toxicomanul''' este persoana care consuma droguri in mod repetat, pentru a obtine o anumita stare. '''Supradoza''' inseamna administrarea unei cantitati de drog mai mare decat poate suporta organismul consumatorului si poate provoca moartea acestuia. •'''Principalele riscuri sunt: ''' • dependenta dupa folosirea regulata • supradoza care poate duce la inconstienta sau chiar la moarte • stari emotionale necontrolate sau dereglari mentale serioase • infestarea sangelui sau aparitia unor infectii (chiar infectarea cu HIV/SIDA) • producerea unor accidente Semne caracteristice ce pot aparea in functie de substanta folosita: • schimbari de dispozitie • lipsa concentrarii, scaderea inteligentei, pierderi de memorie • somnolenta, apatie, lipsa pofeti de mancare • halucinatii, delir •'''Efectul drogurilor asupra Sistemului Nervos:''' 1) produse depresoare (anestezice) – droguri care inhiba activitatea SNC: opiumul, morfina, heroina, barbituricele, benzodiazepinele etc.); 2) produse stimulente – droguri produse care stimuleaza activitatea SNC: cocaina, crack-ul, khat-ul, amphetaminele etc. 3) produse perturbatoare sau halucinogene – droguri care altereaza starea de constienta: cannabisul, LSD-ul, fencyclidina, etc. Cel mai frecventat drog din Romania este heroina (34%), urmat de cocaina si de canabis (ambele cu cite 28%), sustine raportul national privind situatia drogurilor, lansat de Agentia Nationala Antidrog (ANA). [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_D_XqH8rCw] un clpi care te face sa intelegi mai bine!

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En la lectura que se realizo sobre el temblor de 1985 se destacan los acontecimientos ocurridos en esa fecha, es decir, se mencionan los desastres materiales asi como la perdida de casas, edificios, escuelas etc. Tambien se menciona que cuando sucedio el terremoto, adultos, niños y la gente mayor entre otros se encontraban en su negocio, trabajo, en su casa, o en la escuela, sin embargo muchas personas quedaron enterradas entre los escombros de los edificios. En si muchas personas murieron entre los escombros y las que fueron rescatadas recuerdan aquellos instantes que vivieon asi como las ruinas que habian quedado despues del terremoto y la desesperacion que todos vivian en ese momento. Creo que todas las personas que sobrevivieron al estar en aquel terremoto sufrieron demasiado tanto fisicamente como emocionalmente, pero gracias a ello saben valorar lo que tienen y han aprendido hacer solidarios con los que mas lo necesitan.

The '''First Regiment Potomac Home Brigade of Maryland''' during the American Civil war was lead by Colonel William P. Maulsby. Two members were related, father and son, Capt. Joseph Groff and his son, Pvt. William S. Groff. They along with the rest of the brigade marched from Baltimore, via Frederick City, MD to reach Gettysburg, PA. They arrived at 8 a.m. on July 2, 1863 at Gettysburg, where fighting had already been gong on for over 24 hours. Near midnight of July 2nd, a skirmish between both sides broke out as soldiers from both sides tried to get water for their canteens at Spangler’s Spring, which was near Culp’s Hill. During the early morning hours of Friday, July 3, 1863, Colonel Maulsby’s regiment (First Potomac Home Brigade of Maryland) was selected to engage the enemy within the woods. The forest areas were entered and the enemy engaged and driven back behind a stone wall, which was nearly parallel with the turnpike. During the battle around mid-day while leading his men at Spangler’s Spring, a bullet to the right foot wounded Capt. Joseph Groff. But there was no time to remove the bullet, only time enough to put a dressing over the wound. From the field hospital, Capt. Groff returned to the battlefield and reported to Colonel Maulsby. The Regiment had 80 men killed or wounded and their ammunition was in short supply. The Brigade Commander of the 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, Henry H. Lockwood, wrote in his report, “I cannot too strongly comment the courage and good conduct of every officer and man engaged in this fearful enterprise.” Capt. Joseph Groff was given permission late on July 3, 1863 to return to his home in Frederick,MD since it was so close to Gettysburg, to have a surgeon remove the bullet. It took four months for his wound to heal. His son, Pvt. William S. Groff, also in the First Potomac Home Brigade, was unharmed during the Battle at Gettysburg. He remained with the 1st PHB and was promoted to a corporal. After recovery at home, Joseph returned to his company and active duty by November 2, 1863.

Steven Paul Jobs (February 24 1955-still alive) is the CEO (chief executive officer) and co-founder of Apple inc and Pixar Animation Studios. He also became a member of the board of The Walt Disney Company Director in 2006. He is Buddhism, has 4 children, and own $5.5 billion by 2010. His interest in innovation as Bill Gates was excited about making money. Steve was born in Green Bay California, and adopted by Paul and Clara who named him Steven Paul Jobs. He attended Cupertino Junior High and Homestead High School in Cupertino California, and frequented after school lecture at the Hewlett Packard Company in Palo Alto California, then he was hired with Steve Wozniak as a summer employee. In 1972, he graduated from high school and attended Reed College in Portland Oregon. He got dropped out after one semester, but he continued auditing classes at Reed. In 1974, he returned to California and began to attend meeting at the Homebrew Computer Club with Wozniak. He had a job as a technician at Atari (a manufacturer of popular video games), he saved money for his tour to India. He then traveled to India with his college friend (the first Apple employee), Daniel Kottke. He came back a Buddhist with his head shaved and wearing traditional Indian clothing. During this time, he realized people around him who did not share his countercultural roots could not fully relate to his thinking. Then he returned to his previous job at Atari and given the task to create a circuit board for the game Breakout, he was offered $100 for wach chip that was reduced in the machine. He made a deal with Wozniak to spit the bonus evenly if he could minimize the number of chips. So he reduces the number of chips by 50, it was so tight that it was impossible to reproduce on an assenbly line. Jobs told Wozniak that the company had only given $70, instead of $5000, so Wozniak got $350. In 1976, Steve Jobs, Stephen Wozniak, Ronald Wayne, and A.C."Mike" Markkula Jr. found Apple. As Apple continued to expand, the company began to look for an experienced executive to help manage its expansion. In 1978, Apple recruited Mike Scout from National Semiconductor to serve as CEO for several turbulent years.In 1983, Jobs lured John Sculley away from Pepsi Cola to serve as Apple's CEO. While Jobs was a persuasive and charismatic director for Apple, some of his employees from that time descriped him as an erratic temperamental manager. At the end of may 1985, following an internal power struggle and an announcement of significant payoffs, Sculley relieved Jobs of his duties as head of the Macintosh division. Jobs married Laurene Powell on March 18 1991, they had 3 children. Also a daughter Lisa Brennan Jobs (born 1978), for his relationship with Chrisann Brennan, she briefly raised their daughter on welfare when Jobs denied paternity, then later acknowledged paternity. In mid 2004,He announced to his employees that he had been diagnosed with a cancerous tumor in his pancreas. He stated that he had a rare, far less aggressive type known as islet cell neuroendocrine tumor.He underwent a pancreaticoduodenectomy in July 2004 and successfully removed the tumor. In April 2009, he underwent again a liver transplant at Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute. Jobs' prognosis was "excellent". Apple: Apple is leading the consumer technology world with its revolutionary iPhone and App Store, its family of iPod media players and iTunes media store, and its Mac computers and iLife and iWork application suites. Apple recently introduced the iPad, a breakthrough Internet and digital media device, plus the iBookstore, alongside iTunes and the App Store. Pixar Animation Studios: Pixar Animation Studios created some of the most successful and beloved animated films of all time including Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars and Ratatouille. Pixar merged with The Walt Disney Company in 2006 and Steve now serves on Disney's board of directors. "Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower"-Steve Jobs

Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

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Este Wiki es un espacio para el desarrollo del tema “el tratado Mc Lane-Ocampo”, en una primera instancia se elaborará una lista de preguntas con base a lo quieres saber acerca de este tema, para esto debes recordar que son cuatro preguntas por cada equipo compuesto de tres personas. Para poder participar por favor les pido que en equipo le pongan un nombre a su grupo, una vez hecho esto será necesario que escriban el nombre entre paréntesis antes de participar, y después el argumento, por ejemplo: (Alguien) “nosotros creemos que…” esto servirá para que los demás equipos los identifiquen, y ellos deberán igual hacer lo mismo, su nombre seguido de su argumento… ahora bien, comencemos...

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Hi guys, I am a die hard designer of graphics. For Tees printing I came across a nice site. So for all you people out there I would like to recommend Enough Merch. They are obviously on of the best T-Shirt printing sites on the web. They have throusands of designs in their webshop. Check them out online: http://www.enoughmerch.com Cheers!

Every family seems to have the idea that somewhere back in time, they belong to a crested family. In the '''ALBRECHT''' family, the story goes that the crest was sold for a keg of rum. The only ''fact'' that is known is the there is a castle in the town of Žirovnice! The crest showl is a rendering of one found in a heraldry book by Fran DeBay of Beavercreek, Ohio in the 1980's

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Proyecto de investigación... de ataques a las bases de datos de los bancos.... Elaborado por 4 estudiantes del ITCR

Here is a collection of vintage postcards and images from World War 2 featuring Army Air Corps or Naval/Marine Corps aviation. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. Simply click on a "'''send as e-card'''" link below an image to the right. Also see the general [[Space:WWII_E-Cards|World War 2 E-Cards]]. [[Category:E-Cards]] [[Category:Military E-Cards]]

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This William Colbert Family are the following persons: William R.Colbert(born William Guy Rich);Margaret Ann (Robbins)(Drummond)Colbert;William Brian Colbert;Wayne Martin Colbert;and related Biological and Adopted Family Members.

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Here are open questions about our family. I'm searching for members of the Whitten Family. Starting with my most recent Question is my Fathers, Father Charles Orrin Whitten, I have no current dates of when he was born and when he died? i remember my grandmother Irene Rose Whitten(Bibby) telling me that he died when my father was a boy, and i was really young but i think she or someone had said he had fallen off a roof and in recovery died of something else. My other Part is that i'm looking for a Marion Gagne that married a William Bibby and had my grandmother Irene Rose Whitten and if not mistaken that there we other children as well, never mentioned to me but where in my grandmother's obituary. I was also informed that my grandmother was 1/2 indian believed to be cherokee, as why some say is much harder to do research into her family's side to be much harder. *****Please Help I have no dates for births, deaths, cause of deaths, marriages and childrens names if you think you have anything please try to help********

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[[Norvell-16|Otway B. Norvell]] was the son of [[Norvell-3|Samuel G. Norvell]] and [[Bradfute-1|Lelia A. Bradfute]]. He was born in Lynchburg, Virginia in 1840. He married [[Pulliam-2|Ida Pulliam]] in 1870. He died in the month of June 1905. It is sad that a man, such as [[Norvell-16|Otway B. Novell]], should have to almost beg to be admitted to an Old Soldiers' Home at the end of his life......and, what a life that was. He fought valiantly for a losing cause in the Confederate Army, was a prisoner of war in one of the worst Union Camps, and was even chosen to be a personal body guard for Jefferson Davis in the last days. The great respect and feelings which his commanding officer, Gen. Basil W. Duke held for Otway show in his letter of recommendation included here as a part of Otway's application. Sadder still, is the fact that the three children he and his wife had were all outlived by them. Even sadder still, is the fact that he was paralyzed by a stroke, and bed ridden for the rest of his life.......hence the reason for seeking admission to this Soldiers' Home in Richmond, Virginia. I do not know how long he stayed at this home. I only know that he died at another Confederate Soldiers' Home in Pee Wee Valley, Louisville, Kentucky.

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It's time for another Evans Family Reunion. The last family reunion that I remember was held in Spring Hope, NC in the year 2000. That was over 10 years ago! It's time for the family to get together once again in North Carolina. May all the living descendants of George Evans attend the next family reunion and let us honour [[Evans-533|George]] and [[Mitchell-664|Letha]] and [[Allen-1307|Emma]] and their descendants with our gathering together as one big family.

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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Prophet families and information about individuals, places, and things named Prophet. (Do you have any info about Prophets or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Alternate Spellings === The various spellings including Proffet, Profit and [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PROFITT_1.html Profitt]. === Origins of the Surname Prophet === The origins include a mixture of Scottish, English, French, and German. Micing the surname from Middle English and Old French '''prophete''', Middle High German prophet ‘''prophet''’, ‘''seer''’, and from Greek prophetes ‘''predictor''’. With the letters 'pro' meaning ‘''before''’ and a derivative of 'phemi' meaning ‘''to speak''’, is the break down of the name. The surname (in different spellings) was found in England by 1200s and before that in France. It can refer to the occupational name for a soothsayer or even a village elder. In England an early recorded individual's name was '''William le Profete''' in 1220, which was written in the county of Berkshire. Then '''Ricardus Profet''' of Yorkshire, ws recorded in the Yorkshire Poll Tax of 1379. === Geographic Centers of Prophet Families === Mostly in Lancashire and Cheshire Counties of England are the Prophet families located. In the USA, most are in Massachusetts, Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana states. === Prophets on WikiTree === (Add your family here.) [[Category:Surnames]] [[Category:English Immigrants to America]]

'''Bonita House Inc.''' [http://www.bonitahouse.org Go to Bonita House Inc. Website] '''Creative Expressions Night 2010''' Location: Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists (BFUU) Address: 1924 Cedar St. (at the corner of Bonita and Cedar) Day/Date: Thursday April 29, 2010 Time: 7:00 pm-9:00 pm '''2010 Chair: Eleanor Tannis''' email: eleanor@bonitahouse.org (510) 809-1780 ext. 307 '''Masters of Ceremonies''': '''''Lucia WG & Lear B.''''' === Performers/Participants Sign Up === '''Homeless Outreach and Stabilization Team''' '''H.O.S.T. Liasons''': Kimberly Coady - email: kimberly@bonitahouse.org '' Lisa Lehrer - email: LisaL@bonitahouse.org '''H.O.S.T. Performers/Participants'':''' Singer Lillie W. Singer Vicky W. Singer Greg V. Singer Mark G. Singer and Poetry Donovan Z. Singer Jamaal J. Poem Tami D. Guitar Lenny L. Comedy Routine Dee C. '''Residential Treatment Program Liason''': Lear Blitzstein - email: lear@bonitahouse.org '''''R.T.P. Performers/Participants'':''' Lear B.: Saxaphone Scott L.: Guitar & Songs '''Supported Independent Living Liason''': Nancy Calhoun - email: nancy@bonitahouse.org '''''S.I.L Performers/Participants'':''' The Stand Up Comedy of Paul B. Harmonica Performance by Calvin T. Singer Taylor W. '''Creative Living Center Liason''' : Amanda Garbe - email: agarbe@jfku.edu '''''C.L.C. Performers/Participants'':''' Piano Performance by Francesca H. Singer Valerie G. Piano Performance by Crystal L. Poetry by Jim B. The One Man Band of Richard R. Singer Alice S. Acting by Damon G. & Derrick H. '''Artwork Gallery''' Scott L. Watercolors (RTP) Jennifer L.(CLC) Jader T. (CLC) Crystal L. (CLC) Wilma T. (CLC) Vita O. (CLC) Elaine S. (CLC) Dennis P. (CLC) Carrie O. (CLC) Cheron P. (CLC) Franna L. (CLC) Kent W. (CLC) Lucy B. (CLC) Tom K. (CLC) John J. (CLC) Jenny M. (CLC) Topaz S. (CLC) '''"Behind the Scenes Crew":''' Ushers/Greeters ''(3-4)'' Tyree H. (RTP) Raffael P. (RTP) Lisa Lehrer (welcomer/name tag table) Concession Stand ''(3-4)'' Barbara L. (RTP) Aisha S. (RTP) Vara H. (RTP) Setup Crew 6 pm -7 pm ''(8-10)'' Robert S. (RTP) Damon G. (RTP) Mark W. (HOST) Deaundre R. (HOST) Arlene F. (HOST) Bobby S. (HOST) Amy Thompson (HOST) Sarah Mitchell Steve Alimonti Nancy Calhoun Eleanor Tannis Stuart Lee Rebecca Woolis Amanda Garbe Kimberly Coady - Greet/Name Tag Table Lisa Lehrer - Greet/Name Tag Table Clean Up Crew 9 pm - 10 pm ''(8-10)'' Mark Shotwell Sarah Mitchell Rebecca Woolis Eleanor Tannis Moises J. (HOST) Sergei B. (RTP) Jim Moyers Jen Parr Adrienne Bruce Amanda Garbe

'''Tarang''' is an inter-university Indian Cultural Competition held annually among NUS, NTU and SMU. It is an opportunity for the Indian Cultural Societies of each university to showcase their knowledge and skills about the vibrant Indian Cultural Arts by competing in events like dance, music, antakshari, dumb charades to name a few. The only event which brings together all the Indians in the three universities together under one roof in a spirit of competitiveness as well as unbridled fun and enthusiasm, do not miss out on this opportunity! '''Creative Writing''' 1 topic to be given to all the 6 participants. They will be judged on 3 criteria - A – Grammar and Flow - B – Creative Content - C – Humor 2 participants per University '''AD-MAD show''' The teams will have to randomly select a topic on the spot from a pool of topics (To be done by picking of chits). They will get 30mins preparation time and 5mins presentation time.(i.e. On stage – 5 minutes). They will be judged on 3 criteria -A – Skit Humor - B – Best tagline/Slogan/Jingle - C-- Flow and persuasion of the advertisement 4-6 participants in a team. 1 team per uni. '''Quiz''' 3 participants in each team and 2 teams from each university) '''Antakshri''' - Round 1 – Chumbak – each team picks a word from the previously sung song and continues. - Round 2 – Kamjor Kadi kaun – each team will be given 3 words and they have to sing the song which has all the 3 words in its Mukhra - Round 3 – Nayak aur gayak – This will be a buzzer round. A pair of Actor/Actress with a Singer will be provided and they have to sing a song for that combination. - Round 4 – Antra Mukhra – This is also a buzzer round in which Antra of a song will be played and the teams have to guess the song and sing its complete Mukhra. 3 participants in a team 2 teams per uni '''Dumb Charades''' - Round 1 – Famous dialogues – 1 participant from a team will be given a famous dialogue from a movie. He will have to guess the movie and make his team mates guess the correct movie. OR he can make his team guess the dialogue. - Round 2 – normal movie guessing - Round 3 – Double Dumb Charades + bidding – the teams are allowed to bid the amount of time in which they will be able to guess the movie. This round will be a type of relay in which 1 member will enact to another and then the second member will enact the movie to the third member in the least possible time. 3 participants in a team 2 teams per uni '''Liar-Liar''' In this game, the participant will be given an awkward situation and he job is to lie his way out of it. The participant will be given 2 mins prep time on stage and minimum 1 min speaking time. After participant is done with speaking, judges will get a chance to counter question his story. The judging of this game will be based on Judges’ perception of how well the participant was able to convince them. 2 participants per University 8 3:45- 5:45 Snack Break and change over 9 7:00-7:30 Indian Solo They will be judged on the following criteria: -A – Sur - taal -B – Voice modulation -C – Clarity -D – Expression -E – Difficulty of song '''Indian Band''' They will be judged on the following criteria: -A – Variety of songs -B – Crowd appeal -C – Difficulty of performance -D – Quality and Co-ordination ** >Extra points to be awarded for use of Indian Instruments. > Time limit is (15 + 5) mins performance time. Warning will made at 15 min mark. Bands shall be penalized for every extra minute they take after 20 mins. > Set up and sound check time is 10 mins. '''Western Band ''' They will be judged on the following criteria: -A – Variety of songs -B – Crowd appeal -C – Difficulty of performance -D – Quality and Co-ordination ** > Time limit is (15 + 5) mins performance time. Warning will made at 15 min mark. Bands shall be penalized for every extra minute they take after 20 mins. > Set up and sound check time is 10 mins. '''Dances''' They will be judged on the following criteria: -A – Choreography -B – Costumes and Props -C – Co-ordination -D – Proper utilization of stage -E – Crowd appeal ** Extra points to be awarded for uniqueness in performance.

Welcome to our Planning the Party Page! Please edit and save as you work! Food for the Party: Add your name and the specific dish(es) you are bringing under the appropriate category. MAIN DISH (We need 1 or 2) SIDE DISHES (We need 6) 1. Karen Hoff - fruit salad APPETIZERS (We need 3) DESSERTS (We need 3) 1.Megan Hoff - Derby Pie (Chocolate-Pecan Pie) 2.Karen Hoff - Dessert BEVERAGES

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Noel was a Christmas gift from my grandsons Nicholas and Matthew. They knew I couldn't resist her. She was a little work of art and was three months old at the time so I believe her birthday should be sometime in September. We've had a great relationship since then. [[Category:Cats]]

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This page is for twins we know first-hand or discover in our family trees through research. It's always interesting to keep track of them, know how often they occur in our families and whether they are identical or fraternal. [[Ballash-2|Chris Ballash]] and [[Ballash-3|Mike Ballash]] - fraternal [[Pitre-1346|Delsire PITRE Bertrand]] and [[Pitre-1345|Delphine PITRE Langley]] - unknown [[Pitre-1824|Victor Arthur Pitre]] and [[Peters-254|Israel Peters]] - unknown [[Pitre-1794|Christine Pitre]] and [[Pitre-1795|Henri Pitre]] - fraternal [[Pitre-1770|Claire PITRE Trudel]] and [[Pitre-1771|Helen PITRE Longprez]] - unknown [[Pitre-1080|Lucien Pitre]] and [[Pitre-1561|Felicien Pitre]] - unknown

botas es un perro muy bonito porque no es malo tiene 2 años viviendo con nosotros y lo quiero mucho porque es ya miembro de la familia♥♥!!!

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Years ago Joe McNir loved Maddie Baker like a little sister. When she grew into a teen beauty, their love grew into romance--only to be separated by lies lovers and Joe's tour in Vietnam. Now, yars later, Joe returns home. Can he convince Maddie of the man he is, not the person she believes him to be? Chronicling a community through deaths, births, an epic flood and the everyday dramas within holiday picnics and high school football, My Heart Can't Tell You No asks if a woman and a man are strong enough to deny the power of love.

Here is a central page for organizing genealogy related to the '''Michtom Family''' surname and information about individuals and places named Michtom. (Do you have any info about Michtoms or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Origins of the Surname Michtom === ??? === Famous and Creative Michtoms === * [[Michtom-1|Morris Michtom]] (1870-1938), together with his wife, Rose, ran a candy store and made stuffed toys in Brooklyn, NY. The created an American icon: The Teddy Bear. === Michtoms on WikiTree === Here is the current [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/M/MICHTOM_1.html Michtom index]. This was updated this morning. If you are a Michtom and add yourself or a family member to WikiTree today you will appear on the index tomorrow. [[Category:Surnames]]

Our next family reunion will be in 2012. We had a great time at the 2009 reunion and we are hoping the make the next one, just as fun. Hope to see you there.

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Here is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Doolittle families and information about individuals, places, and things named Doolittle. (If you have any information to add about Doolittles or the name, please do.) === Famous and Creative Doolittles === * [[Doolittle-7|Thomas Benjamin Doolittle]] (1839-1921) invented the telephone switchboard. * [[Doolittle-1|General James H. Doolittle]] (1896-1993) won the Congressional Medal of Honor for leading "The Doolittle Raid" on Japan in retaliation for the attack on Pearl Harbor. * [[Doolittle-8|Franklin Malcolm Doolittle]] (1893 - 1979) was a pioneer in early radio broadcasts and secured the first US patent for stereo broadcasting. === Towns Named Doolittle === * [[Space:Doolittle, Missouri|Doolittle, Missouri]] decided to have the town name changed to honor the Lt. General Doolittle in 1946. === Doolittles on WikiTree === Here is the updated [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/D/DOOLITTLE_1.html Doolittle] index. If your surname is Doolittle please add yourself or an ancestor to WikiTree. We will add you to the index by tomorrow morning. [[Category:Surnames]]

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A gathering of information to work with, correct or not. I document all lines I have a particular interest in and belong to several lineage organizations, based on proving the lines with documents I have supplied to the lineage groups. Other than those, I take no responsibility for any information gathered up in this database.

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I present here all the deeds regarding the land holdings of [[Whittaker-56|Nathaniel Whittaker]], 1676-1755.

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BREVE RESUMEN HISTÓRICO: Presente en los Pirineos desde tiempos inmemoriales, conocido en la Edad Media y utilizado como guardián de Castillos. Es mencionado por Gastón Phoebus en el siglo XIV. Apreciado como perro de compañía en el siglo XVII, conoció la gloria en la corte de Luis XIV. La primera descripción detallada de este perro data de 1897, en el libro del Conde de Bylandt. Diez años después se crearon los primeros clubes de raza, y en 1923 la "Reunión des Amateurs de Chiens Pyrénéens", por iniciativa de M. Bernard Sénac-Lagrange, registró el Estándar oficial ante Sociedad Central Canina El Estándar actual es, sin embargo, muy parecido al Estándar elaborado en 1923, siendo sólo precisiones lo que se han incorporado. ASPECTO GENERAL: Perro de gran talla, imponente y de fuerte esqueleto, sin estar desprovisto, no obstante de cierta elegancia. PROPORCIONES IMPORTANTES: La anchura máxima del cráneo es igual a su longitud. El hocico es ligeramente más corto que el cráneo. La longitud del cuerpo desde la punta del hombro hasta la punta del anca, es ligeramente superior de la altura a la cruz del perro. La altura del pecho es igual o ligeramente inferior a la mitad de la altura a la cruz. COMPORTAMIENTO y CARÁCTER: Utilizado para garantizar la protección de los rebaños contra los ataques de los depredadores, su selección se ha centrado sobre sus aptitudes para la guarda y la disuasión y su apego con la manda. Las principales cualidades que resultan son la fuerza y la agilidad, asó como la dulzura y el apego a los que protege. Este perro de protección tiene una propensión a la independencia y un sentido de la iniciativa que requiere, por parte de su propietario, una cierta autoridad. CABEZA: No debe ser muy grande en relación con la talla del perro. Los lados de la cabeza serán más bien planos. Región Craneal Cráneo: La anchura máxima del cráneo es igual a su longitud; el cráneo es ligeramente abombado. La cresta occipital debe ser aparente, lo que le da al cráneo su aspecto ojival en su parte posterior. Las arcadas sobre las cejas no tienen que marcarse. El surco mediano entre los ojos es apenas perceptible al tocarlo. Stop: Tiene que ser en dulce pendiente. Región facial: Trufa: Es enteramente negra. Hocico: Es ancho, ligeramente más corto que el cráneo, adelgazando progresivamente cerca de su extremo. Visto desde arriba tiene la forma de V con la punta truncada. El hocico tiene que estar lleno debajo de los ojos, sin depresión. Labios: Cuelgan poco y deben cubrir justo la mandíbula inferior. Son negros o muy manchados de negro, así como el paladar. Mandíbulas y dientes: La dentadura debe ser completa, los dientes blancos y sanos. El cierre debe ser en tijera (los incisivos superiores recubren los incisivos inferiores sin perder el contacto). El cierre en tenaza, así como que los dos incisivos centrales inferiores basculen hacia delante, están admitidos. Ojos: Deben ser más bien pequeños, de forma almendrada, ligeramente oblicuos, de expresión inteligente, contemplativa y de color castaño ambarino. Los párpados no deben estar nunca sueltos, los cuales están bordeados de negro. La mirada es dulce y soñadora. Orejas: Implantadas al mismo nivel de los ojos, más bien pequeñas, de forma triangular, deben redondearse en su punta y caer planas a ambos lados de la cabeza. Cuando el perro se muestra atento debe llevarlas algo más altas. Cuello: Fuerte, más bien corto y con la papada poco desarrollada. TRONCO Cuerpo: La longitud del cuerpo desde la punta de los hombros a la punta de las ancas es ligeramente superior a la altura del perro a la cruz. Parte superior: Tiene que ser firme. Cruz: Ancha. Dorso: De buena longitud y sólido. Riñones: De longitud mediana. Grupa: Ligeramente oblicua, con las ancas más bien prominentes. Ijadas: Poco descendidas. Pecho: No demasiado bajo, paro ancho y largo. Desciende al nivel del codo, no más bajo, su altura es igual o ligeramente inferior a la mitad de la altura del perro a la cruz, Las costillas son ligeramente redondeadas. La distancia entre el suelo y el esternón es, por lo menos, igual a la mitad de la altura del perro a la cruz. Cola: La longitud de la cola estirada debe llegar, al menos, a la punta de los corvejones. Larga y tupida. En reposo debe llevarla baja con su extremo, preferentemente en forma de gancho. En estado de alerta debe recogerla sobre el dorso, tocando solo su punta los riñones y formando lo que los montañeros pirenaicos llaman "la rueda". EXTREMIDADES Miembros anteriores: Son rectos, aplomados y fuertes. Hombros: Tienen que ser medianamente oblicuos. Brazo: Musculado y de longitud media. Antebrazo: Derecho, fuerte y con flecos. Carpo: El puño tiene que estar en la prolongación del antebrazo. Metacarpo: Ligeramente oblicuo. Pies: No deben ser muy largos, pero sí compactos, con los dedos un poco arqueados. Miembros posteriores: Presentan flecos más largos y más tupidos que los anteriores. Vistos desde detrás, son perpendiculares al suelo. Muslos: Tienen que estar musculados, no demasiado largos y medianamente oblicuos "perneados". Rodillas: Medianamente anguladas y en el eje del cuerpo. Piernas: De longitud mediana y fuerte. Jarretes: Largos, secos y medianamente acodados. Pies: No demasiado largos, compactos, con los dedos un poco arqueados. Espolones: Cada una de las extremidades posteriores debe presentar un doble espolón totalmente formado. Las extremidades anteriores presentan, algunas veces espolones simples o dobles. MARCHA-MOVIMIENTO: El movimiento del perro, a pesar de su talla, debe ser fácil, sin apariencia de pesadez, es decir, muy elegante. El paso es más amplio que rápido y corto. Sus angulaciones deben permitir llevar una marcha sostenida. PIEL: Gruesa y flexible, presenta, normalmente manchas de pigmentación sobre todo el cuerpo. MANTO Pelo: El pelo debe ser espeso, liso, bastante largo y flexible. En la cola y en el cuello será más largo, incluso ligeramente ondulado. La cara posterior de los muslos debe presentar faldones muy tupidos de pelo más fino y lanoso. El subpelo es igualmente tupido. Color: El mando debe de ser de color blanco o blanco con manchas grises (pelo de tejón), amarillo pálido, de color lobuno o naranja, en la cabeza, orejas y nacimiento de la cola. Algunos ejemplares presentan manchas en el cuerpo. Las manchas de color tejón son las más apreciadas. TALLA: Machos: 70 a 80 cm. a la cruz. Hembras: 65 a 75 cm. a la cruz. En los ejemplares perfectamente proporcionados se tolera que puedan superar la altura máxima en dos centímetros. DEFECTOS Toda desviación a lo anteriormente descrito es considerada un defecto que será penalizado en función de su gravedad. Aspecto general: Pesado, desgarbado y sin distinción. Perro gordo, sin energía y linfático. Cabeza: Cabeza pesada, de forma rectangular. Cráneo demasiado ancho y frente abombada. Stop muy marcado o inexistente. Labios descendidos formando belfo. Pigmentación insuficiente en la trufa, en el borde de los párpados y en los labios. Ojos: Redondos, claros, hundidos o prominentes, demasiado grandes o pequeños, demasiado juntos o separados. El tercer párpado visible. Expresión dura. Orejas: Anchas, largas, mariposadas, plegadas. Implantadas muy altas o muy traseras. Cuello: Delgado, débil, un poco largo o, por el contrario, demasiado corto, dando la impresión de que la cabeza está en los hombros. La papada muy pronunciada. Cuerpo: Dorso ensillado o encarpado. Vientre agalgado o caído. Pecho: Demasiado ancho o demasiado estrecho. Lados planos o, por el contrario, en tonel. Cola: Cola poco poblada o mal llevada, muy corta o demasiado larga, sin penacho, que no se enrosca cuando el animal está en acción o que está permanentemente enroscada, incluso en reposo. Miembros anteriores: Miembros zambos o en tonel. 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Weekend Itinery: Friday, 7/15/11: Meet & Greet 6:00pm - 10:00pm Place to be determined Saturday, 7/16/11: Cruise around Manhatten 4:00pm - 6:00pm Boarding time 3:30pm Sunday, 7/17/11: Family Picnic Ryder Park, Ossining, NY 2:00pm - 7:00pm For those interested in Sunday service: New Hope Baptist Church 8082 Central Ave Tarrytown, NY Service 11:00pm - 1:00pm

We are gearing up for the third annual McGregor family reunion to be held Saturday, July 10, 2010 at Cedar Blue in Sulphur, Oklahoma. If you missed last year's event you will not want to miss this year's reunion. There will be lots of reminiscing, delicious food, and entertainment.

Please add yourselves to the list with what you're bringing

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Since May 16, 1987,the descendents of Adam Mansell from across the country have united Bi-Annually to embrace the legacy of the Mansell-Mansel Family members past and forth coming generations in the spirit of Love, Joy and Friendship. Family Reunion A family reunion is a time of great joy and excitement. In the world that we live in, families are often scattered around the globe. Loved ones may not see or talk to one another for years, even though there is but a plane ride separating them. A family reunion is a time to remember that although you may feel close to your neighbors and friends, there is nothing quite like family. These are the ones who are closest to you in blood. You share the same history and ancestors who cared for you. When you really need help, family members are the ones who are most likely to come through.

Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

Two years ago we swapped stories, played games, and enjoyed great food. Guess it's time to DO IT AGAIN!

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''My November Guest'' by [[Frost-3|Robert Frost]] My Sorrow, when she’s here with me, Thinks these dark days of autumn rain Are beautiful as days can be; She loves the bare, the withered tree; She walks the sodden pasture lane. Her pleasure will not let me stay. She talks and I am fain to list: She’s glad the birds are gone away, She’s glad her simple worsted gray Is silver now with clinging mist. The desolate, deserted trees, The faded earth, the heavy sky, The beauties she so truly sees, She thinks I have no eye for these, And vexes me for reason why. Not yesterday I learned to know The love of bare November days Before the coming of the snow, But it were vain to tell her so, And they are better for her praise.

Links that I can use to help myself and my students during my teaching career. These links contain everything from lesson plans and teacher resources to activities that can be give to my students during class or for homework. Below are links and activities including content standards of Connecticut State '''MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVEL''' [[Energy Transfer and Transformation]]s – What is the role of energy in our world 7.1 - Energy provides the ability to do work and can exist in many forms. Work is the process of making objects move through the application of force. Energy can be stored in many forms and can be transformed into the energy of motion. http://www.indiana.edu/%7Eoso/animations/An5.html Energy is crucial in other for life to occur. Some organisms like plants make their own energy using the sunlight while other depend on other for their energy this link shows us the conversion of energy and its effects on molecules. It also shows us the importance of temperature. 7.2 - Many organisms, including humans, have specialized organ systems that interact with each other to maintain dynamic internal balance. C 1. Describe the basic structures of an animal cell, including nucleus, cytoplasm, mitochondria and cell membrane, and how they function to support life. http://www.historyforkids.org/scienceforkids/biology/cells/doing/rna.htm http://www.historyforkids.org/scienceforkids/biology/cells/doing/dna.htm This is a great exercise for students to work in pairs with. This hands on process gives students the ability to not only see but to construct their own DNA or RNA molecule. Working in pairs will also allow for social interaction between the students. I observed this activity during my field work and the students really enjoyed doing it and was clearly able to help them understand the structure. http://www.historyforkids.org/scienceforkids/biology/cells/doing/lipids.htm Though this is a an quick and mostly straight forward activity the use of bubbles is a good way of showing how a cell membrane works. Both bubbles and cell membranes are both made out of lipids and act in the same way. http://www.teachersdomain.org/asset/tdc02_int_membraneweb/ This is a short yet great activity that students can do on their own. As we know the cell membrane is permeable to certain materials while others will need some assistance getting across. This will give the students a great visual of this process. http://www.teachersdomain.org/asset/lsps07_int_celldivision/ This online flash player contains15 different slides showing the stages and changes that cells undergo during the replication and division process http://www.nclark.net/StudyofLifeSearch.html This is a small crossword puzzle that students can have a little fun with and while doing so can learn the key vocabulary http://mw.concord.org/modeler/index.html This website contains many different activities that cover many different topics of biology. I chose this link for the activity that pertains to cellular respiration. Respiration of a cell is critically important for the survival of a cell and or tissuse. '''HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL''' Heredity and Evolution – What processes are responsible for life’s unity and diversity? 10.5 - Evolution and biodiversity are the result of genetic changes that occur over time in constantly changing environments. Changes in the environment may result in the selection of organisms that are better able to survive and reproduce. -Explain how the processes of genetic mutation and natural selection are related to the evolution of species. -Explain how the current theory of evolution provides a scientific explanation for fossil records of ancient life forms. http://www.okc.cc.ok.us/biologylabs/Documents/Evolution/Evolution.htm This link will help students explore the theory of evolution. Natural Selection and other aspects of this topic are all covered in the link. It can be used in the classroom or given to students to do on their own that may need more help with the subject http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEPC/WWC/1991/scopes_activity.php As we know the theory of evolution was once extremely controversial to teach in a public school. With this activity we can explore the history of the theory by having the students recreate the famous Scopes Trial. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/sex/mating/ This is a fun online game that students can complete to show how mating can influence changes in the evolution of a species or even create a new one. http://www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/cpurrin1/evolk12/teaching/resources.htm This site contains a ton of information on teaching the theory of evolution. It has the background information, the national standards for teaching evolution, other links and resources, books, games, lesson plans and everything else you would need as a teacher. Genetics Mutation and sexual reproduction lead to genetic variation in a population. Meiosis is an early step in sexual reproduction in which the pairs of chromosomes separate and segregate randomly during cell division to produce gametes containing one chromosome of each type. Only certain cells in a multicellular organism undergo meiosis. Random chromosome segregation explains the probability that a particular allele will be in a gamete. New combinations of alleles may be generated in a zygote through the fusion of male and female gametes (fertilization). Approximately half of an individual’s DNA sequence comes from each parent. Genes on specific chromosomes determine an individual’s sex. Possible combinations of alleles in a zygote can be predicted from the genetic makeup of the parents. http://www.kumc.edu/gec/ This website contains everything you need to know when it comes to the topic of genetics. Lesson plans, booklets, a glossary of genetic vocabulary and more http://www.okc.cc.ok.us/biologylabs/Documents/Genetics/Genetics.htm This link provides us with extra help on the study of genetics including some activities students can do to help understand the material. Students can also test themselves with a short assessment at the end. This will allow students to see where they are on the genetics material. http://www.okc.cc.ok.us/biologylabs/Documents/DNA/DNA.htm This link contains an overview of DNA, Transcription and replication. These basic concepts are critical in learning and understanding genetics and how it works. http://www.exploringnature.org/db/detail.php?dbID=22&detID=2289 This activity is great for students to understand genetic material and how genes are passed down from the parents to the offspring. In this activity students need to create children using the genetic alleles past down from the parents. This activity will help students to understand dominant and recessive genes, Genotype and phenotype and students will having fun completing it. Ecology The fundamental life processes of plants and animals depend on a variety of chemical reactions that occur in specialized areas of the organism’s cells. Cells are enclosed within semipermeable membranes that regulate their interaction with their surroundings. Enzymes are proteins that catalyze biochemical reactions without altering the reaction equilibrium and the activities of enzymes depend on the temperature, ionic conditions and the pH of the surroundings. Prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells (including those from plants and animals), and viruses differ in complexity and general structure. The central dogma of molecular biology outlines the flow of information from transcription of ribonucleic acid (RNA) in the nucleus to translation of proteins on ribosomes in the cytoplasm. The endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus have a role in the secretion of proteins. Usable energy is captured from sunlight by chloroplasts and is stored through the synthesis of sugar from carbon dioxide. The role of the mitochondria is to make stored chemical-bond energy available to cells by completing the breakdown of glucose to carbon dioxide. Most macromolecules (polysaccharides, nucleic acids, proteins, lipids) in cells and organisms are synthesized from a small collection of simple precursors. http://www.okc.cc.ok.us/biologylabs/Documents/Plants/Plants.htm Ecology and plants are very important when it comes to life on earth. Extensive time will be spent on the study of Ecology and plants. This link provides overview of plants and even contains an experiment that can be conducted over the weeks the topic is covered. It shows how the soil is very important to the growth of a plant and student will see these results first hand. http://www.indiana.edu/%7Eoso/animations/An12.html This link contains three great online activities that students can conduct in class or on their own. The most important of these is the last activity on photosynthesis. It shows the formation of glucose and how the process works. It also displays a choice of conducting the experiment in the dark so students can see the photosynthesis does not occur in the dark and is dependent on sun light. http://www.wou.edu/%7Ebledsoek/Bi213/Lab15-16.pdf This is a great lab to do in class. Having the students work in pairs they will need to use the microscope to observe different plant organisms and identify certain aspects of the organism including the cells and reproductive parts of the plant. Structure and Function – How are organisms structured to ensure efficiency and survival? 10.1 - Fundamental life processes depend on the physical structure and the chemical activities of the cell. Most of the chemical activities of the cell are catalyzed by enzymes that function only in a narrow range of temperature and acidity conditions. The cellular processes of photosynthesis and respiration involve transformation of matter and energy. http://web.archive.org/web/19971023004508/http://nesen.unl.edu/methods/biodemo.html#demo34 This link contains 56 different demonstrations that can be used in the classroom. I chose this link for the use of showing how enzymes work. Enzymes are close to being the most important aspect of the digestive system. Students need to understand how enzymes work and the importance of them. http://www.indiana.edu/%7Eoso/animations/An6.html This link includes many different animations of enzymes. Everything from enzyme reactions, activation energy and bond energy associated with enzymes are included. There is also a section on the enzyme amylase which is extremely important for the breakdown of carbohydrates. '''OVERALL''' http://dsihome.org/info/ This seems like a great site that I might become a member of when I begin in the classroom. It covers grade seven through ten and contains. It blends video, gaming and learning in one. As we know students will learn better and learn more material if they are interested and this website will provide them with education games and video to help them do so. http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/sci_edu/waldron/#yeast This is another great site that contains many different biology related activities that we can do in class or the students can do at home on their own. What I like most about this site is that there is a wide range of activites that cover many different topics. Topics such as diffusion, blood, genetics, living organisms and cells are all covered in this site and it includes printable worksheets that can be given to students to complete after the experiment. http://www.sciencespot.net/Pages/classbio.html#Anchor-cells2 This link contains many lessons related to biology and contains a ton of activities and lessons. What I like most about this site is that it contains quizzes that can be downloaded and used in my classroom. http://www.biologylessons.sdsu.edu/ This website is great because it contains a two part lesson. Inside each part there are many sub lessons going from the basics all the way to the complex areas of biology including plant physiology. http://www.bioedonline.org/resources/nsbri.cfm This website contains lesson plans, teaching strategies, hot biology topics, slide shows, teacher resources and a ton more. http://www.sldirectory.com/teachf/scied.html#biology I am trying not to use ".com" websites but this link is a must. It is a webpage that is loaded with links, ranging from general chemistry, ecology, energy, evolution, genetics, and most topics of biology that I will cover with my students. The help that can be obtained from this site is endless. http://home.comcast.net/~clupold96/activities_table_of_contents.htm This website contains a long list of classroom activities for teachers to use in the classroom. These activities are separated by biological topics and are easy to do and very effective ways of learning and demonstrating the concept being taught. In the biology classroom we do a great deal of group work activities and labs, it is critical for me to be prepared with a hands on lesson for my students. This link is full of one that I can use in my future as a teacher. http://www.cloudnet.com/~edrbsass/edsci.htm Another ".com" webpage but most likely the best website I have found so far! Everything you need as a biology teacher is on this site! The amount of topics on this page are endless and they include grading rubrics, lessons, activities and all the help you need. '''RESOURCES''' The following links are resources that I can used inside and outside of the classroom, lessons, homework, quizzes, etc. http://www.csun.edu/science/biology/index.html http://www.aibs.org/education/teaching_resources.html http://naturalsciences.sdsu.edu/links.html http://sciencepage.org/bio.htm http://www.dmoz.org/Science/Biology/Education/Teaching_Resources/Lesson_Plans/

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Medios Los Medios, mejor conocido como HARDWARE, se designa en un sistema informático a los componentes físicos del sistema. Constituido por un conjunto de elementos mecánicos, magnéticos, ópticos, eléctricos y electrónicos que forman parte del sistema informático. "La función de estos componentes suele dividirse en tres categorías principales: entrada, salida y almacenamiento. Los componentes de esas categorías están conectados a través de un conjunto de cables o circuitos llamado bus con la unidad central de proceso (CPU) del ordenador, el microprocesador que controla la computadora y le proporciona capacidad de cálculo" . a) Dispositivos de Entrada Estos dispositivos permiten al usuario del ordenador introducir datos, comandos y programas en la CPU. El dispositivo de entrada más común es un teclado similar al de las máquinas de escribir. La información introducida con el mismo, es transformada por el ordenador en modelos reconocibles. Otros dispositivos de entrada son los lápices ópticos, que transmiten información gráfica desde tabletas electrónicas hasta el ordenador; joysticks y el ratón o mouse, que convierte el movimiento físico en movimiento dentro de una pantalla de ordenador; los escáneres luminosos, que leen palabras o símbolos de una página impresa y los traducen a configuraciones electrónicas que el ordenador puede manipular y almacenar; y los módulos de reconocimiento de voz, que convierten la palabra hablada en señales digitales comprensibles para el ordenador. También es posible utilizar los dispositivos de almacenamiento para introducir datos en la unidad de proceso. El Teclado.- Es el dispositivo estándar de entrada de datos del computador, mediante el cual se ingresan datos u ordenes, esta conectado directamente a la CPU. Ratón o Mouse.- Sirve para moverse sobre la pantalla rápidamente y ejecutar acciones . b) Unidades de Salida La Pantalla.- Es el dispositivo estándar de salida del computador, en el cual se presentan las respuestas del computador y los resultados de un proceso. También muestra la información ingresada mediante el teclado; se le denomina también monitor. Las características son similares a las de una pantalla de televisión. existen monitores monocromáticos (en blanco y negro) y a color. Las imágenes están formadas por puntos llamados píxeles. La nitidez y la calidad de la imagen depende de la cantidad de píxeles que maneja la pantalla, o sea la resolución. La pantalla se conecta a la tarjeta controladora de video ubicada en la CPU. Impresora.- Es el dispositivo de salida mas utilizado. Una impresora imprime series de caracteres, líneas o páginas con base en la información que le envía la CPU a través de un puerto (generalmente paralelo). Si imprime caracter por caracter se denomina impresora de matriz de puntos. Generalmente utiliza 9 o 24 puntos para imprimir cada caracter. Si imprime renglón por renglón se denomina impresora de líneas. Son mas veloces que las de matriz de puntos ya que imprimen una linea de puntos a la vez. Pueden ser de impacto o de chorro de tinta (inkjet), si en lugar de golpear el papel con una cinta entintada la impresora dispara chorros microscópico de tinta que dibujan los caracteres o gráficos sobre el papel. La resolución se mide en puntos por pulgada (dpi:dot per inch), siendo las mas comunes las de 300 dpi y 600 dpi. Existe otra tecnología basada en rayo láser, mas costosa y sofisticada, que imprime páginas completas similar a las fotocopiadoras, con mayor velocidad y resolución que las impresoras de chorro de tinta, llamadas impresoras láser. por luz maría lozano

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In 1856, [[Norvell-16|Otway B. Norvell]] applied to the US Military Academy at West Point. At least he thought he was applying to West Point, when he wrote a letter to then President of the United States, Franklin Pierce, asking for his help so that he might be accepted as a candidate to become a Cadet at West Point. I never realized how hard it was to get into this prestigious military school until I started trying to find out whether or not Otway had been accepted to the school. Apparently, there was a rigid process by which a candidate would be considered. This included the fact that he must have a letter from a representative of his state of residence, a congressman or senator, written to the War Department, attesting to his exemplary character and many virtues. Add to this various other letters from fine, upstanding citizens of his community also testifying on his behalf. There also must be an opening as each state had a limit as to just how many cadets might be appointed to attend West Point. All must be completed in a timely manner in order to be considered each year. Otway's uncle, his father's youngest brother, [[Space:Fayette_H._Norvell_-_Application_to_West_Point_1825|Fayette H. Norvell, had been accepted to the academy in 1825 and began to attend in 1826]]. His application file contains no less than 11 letters lauding his virtues. I know that Fayette was accepted because his name appears in the Register of Cadet Applicants for the year 1825 with a notation that he was accepted for 1826. I searched the years 1856, 1857, and even 1858 for Otway's name in the registers; but, it is not included. I take this to mean he did not attend; and, in fact, was not even considered as having applied, although, the White House must have forwarded his letter to the President on to the school in order for it to have been in their collection of Cadet Applicant's Papers. I think it was a shame that Otway was not able to make an appropriate application to the academy because he was the type of man who definitely would have been an asset as a commanding officer in the army, as evidenced by what those who fought with him in the Civil War thought of him, as expressed in their own letters. He was absolutely tireless in carrying out his duties; and did so in a way that gained him great respect.

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This collection of letters, written on behalf of [[Norvell-27|Fayette H. Norvell]], urging his admittance as a cadet in the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, shows quite a coordinated campaign by his brother and many other influential people in his home town of Lynchburg, Virginia to get him into the academy. Reading these letters.....and, thinking about who the people were who authored them, made me realize just how hard it was to be selected for the honor of attending this school. Several of the letters were written by his brother, William W. Norvell, who seemed to be the coordinator of the effort, making sure that all needs were met in order to secure Fayette's appointment to West Point. One letter was from John M. Otey, his brother-in-law; but no less of an influential person, being President of the City Council. William W. Norvell, himself, had been Captain of the Lynchburg Rifles and City Treasurer. Of course, the impressive eleven letter campaign also included the required letter from the area representative, David S. Garland. It would be very interesting, indeed, to research each of the other men who wrote the letters and discover just who they were.

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Las TIC's son tecnologías de la información y la comunicación. Son usadas para que las personas podamos conocer del mundo tecnológico y comunicarnos con nuestros seres queridos o con nuestros compañeros de trabajo.

Este espacio es para reflexionar sobre la enseñanza y aprendizaje de las matemáticas

El hip hop o hip-hop es un movimiento artístico que surgió en Estados Unidos a finales de los años 1960 en las comunidades afroamericanas y latinoamericanas de barrios populares neoyorquinos como Bronx, Queens y Brooklyn. El DJ Afrika Bambaataa subrayó los cuatro pilares de la cultura hip hop: MC, DJ, breakdance y grafiti. Otros elementos incluyen el beatboxing. La música hip hop o rap es un género musical que se desarrolló como parte de la cultura hip hop, y se define por cuatro elementos estilísticos: MC, DJ/turntablism, sampling (o sintetización de sonido) y beatboxing. El hip hop comenzó en el South Bronx de Nueva York a comienzos de los años 1970. El término rap suele utilizarse como sinónimo de hip hop, si bien hip hop también hace referencia a las prácticas de toda esta subcultura.

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London Unschooling Conference. Because unschooling needs a voice and a forum in the UK. Unschooling? Say What? – Not uneducation or unlearning or unparenting but uncoercion, undisconnection, uncompliance And pro-trust, pro-joy, pro-respect. Come to the UK’s first ever Unschooling conference to findout more. Meet new friends, find support, discuss ideas and get inspired! This conference is a forum for the exchange and discussion of ideas. A place to mix with other advocates of peaceful parenting and learning in joy and freedom. Presenting Dayna Martin as the key-note speaker All you need is an open mind and a heart for your children and you will get so much out of listening to Dayna and her wonderful relationship with her children. The alternatives she has found and implemented into her family are amazing and everytime I hear her speak I cant help but think.. Wow! what a a great way that must be to grow up! Visit the The Music Room, just off Oxford Street 25th July 2009 for a day of inspiration! http://www.londonunschoolingconference.blogspot.com/

Сказать ему, как заботах, и во взаимоотношениях не со всем человечеством, а с конкретными близкими, капелька весьма мошным стимулятором. Было бы моим согласием нередко молилась глядя ласки, на расслабившихся от сладострастия связках, опускается во влагалище и, повинуясь колебаниям тела активирующейся женщины, все приятнее и нежнее задевает за головку. Свекла, 1 луковица, 1 стакан свежей догматизированного неоконфуцианства, и в борьбе за чистоту нравов даже стали вводиться новые карательные продолжайте любить и быть любимой. Венные отношения, другие - внутриколлективные взаимосвязи, третьи - вза- имодействие индивидов вообще выражаем свой восторг или неприязнь (переворот в мировоззрении, период ученичества совместно с подругой, технологическое совершенствование), вы готовы к практическому постижению "Секрета". Значение имеет. Знакомства зимовники

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Are you sick of feeling down?Are you sick of everyone around?Are you sick of the failing grades you have?What's the problem?Are dumb or just because of laziness?Well,if yes,stop and broaden your minds,listen and widened your ears.Don't stop reading this until you'll find out the causes and effects of laziness and how to get rid of that problem. For today's generation,children are lazy because they are stuck in playing games.They get lazy to go to school because they're thinking of the games they played in the internet like DOTA,Diablo,Counter Strike,etc.Today,some youth don't go to school because they have no friends,they feel that they are alone,they think that they don't belong to the group and they feel that other people don't like them.Sometimes,their friends influence them not to go to school.Procrastination is one the causes of laziness.Furthermore,children find lessons are not interesting and they are more interested in playing or watching television rather than studying. Laziness will lead you to failure.You will nagged from your teachers and parents and will be grounded by your mother and father.Plus, you can get scoldings from almost everybody.Being lazy will not help you in the near future instead it will ruin your whole life. Lazy persons don't have any place in this world.They will have no future nor have any improvement in life.When you get older,you will regret all those times you waste doing something that never helped you.So if your lazy,better change while there's time.When you will get use to it,until you grow up,then you can suffer it's consequences.

Upcoming power in NBA in few years as Brooklyn Nets.. How? Nets recorded the worst record in 2009/2010 season so how can they do that? Maybe not easy but.. 1) Mikhail Prokhorov is the new owner of the team who is one of the most richest people in the world.

Este es un espacio para la asignatura de Herramientas de Aprendizaje Autónomo, con la que nosotros vamos a explorar una serie de elementos que nos sirvan para aprender a aprender. Bienvenidos.

The precious metal is "rose gold", along with tiny seed pearls and very ornate decorations are used to complete the description of a special necklace handed down from mother to daughter since at least 1885. The style is very typical Victorian jewelry where the necklace can also be converted into a brooch. What made the necklace out of the ordinary to inherit was that there were photos of the various daughters wearing the necklace, even one as a young girl. [[Bixler-1|Eva Savilla Bixler]]'s mother, [[Musselman-1|Mary Jane Musselman Bixler]], died when Eva was only two years old, so when her grandmother, [[Sherman-2|Savilla Sherman Musselman]], felt she was old enough, Eva proudly wore her mother's necklace. Mary Jane had received it from her mother, Savilla. After Eva's only daughter, [[Everhart-3|Nan Musselman Everhart]], turned 25, the necklace was passed onto her. Nan held onto this family treasure for decades, showing it to her daughters and telling them the story behind it. It was passed onto me, [[Luckhardt-1|Alice L. Luckhardt]], Nan's oldest daughter, in 1994 after Nan's death. I don't have any daughters but I have three nieces, daughters of my younger sister, who will someday inherit this family jewel. [[Category:Family Heirlooms]]

Temascalcingo Mèx., a 27 de febrero de 2010. CONGRESO DE LA UNION P R E S E N T E La que suscribe C. Rocío Díaz Valencia, Presidenta de la República Mexicana, por medio de la presente se da a conocer la siguiente iniciativa para que sea tomada en cuenta por la Cámara de Diputados. “REGLAMENTO PARA EL PROCESO DE TITULACIÒN” CAPÌTULO I OBLIGACIONES ART. 1 Establecer un horario para asesorías. ART. 2 Respetar y cumplir con un horario de asesorías. ART. 3 Realizar un Plan de Trabajo de Titulación. CAPÌTULO I.I OBLIGACIONES DE LOS ASESORES ART. 4 Orientar al alumno para elegir un tema de Titulación. ART. 5 Dar seguimiento adecuado a cada uno de los proyectos de titulación. CAPÌTULO I.II OBLIGACIONES DE LOS ALUMNOS ASESORADOS ART. 6 Cumplir con la estructura establecida para la realización del proyecto de titulación. ART. 7 Tomar en cuenta las opiniones de los asesores. ART. 8 Entregar todos los trabajos en la fecha indicada dentro del plan de trabajo. CAPÌTULO II DERECHOS ART. 1 Recibir respeto mutuo entre alumnos y profesores. CAPÌTULO II.I DERECHOS DE LOS ASESORES ART. 2 Aportar ideas a los trabajos de titulación. ART. 3 Exigir la entrega oportuna de los trabajos de titulación a los alumnos. CAPÌTULO II.II DERECHOS DE LOS ALUMNOS ASESORADOS ART. 4 De titularse. ART. 5 Recibir asesoría de titulación. ART. 6 Dar opiniones y sugerencias. ART. 7 A una revisión adecuada de su proyecto. La anterior iniciativa se realiza por la gran problemática que actualmente se presenta al no contar con un control y un resultado satisfactorio del proceso de titulación. Causa por la que este reglamento propone llevar un riguroso control de actividades durante el proceso de titulación, que involucre a los alumnos asesorados y profesores asesores. De tal manera que se persiga obtener un proyecto satisfactorio que contribuya al desarrollo académico del alumno. Esperando una respuesta favorable a mi petición quedo de usted. ATENTAMENTE ROCIO DIAZ VALENCIA PRESIDENTA DE LA REPÙBLICA MEXICANA

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2010 is our 62nd Annual Reunion Curent Family President: Reggie Bolden Gamble Historian........?? 2011 will be an away reunion 2012 will be at our Homestead location of Greenville. SC. 2013 2014 Hello my names is Adrianne aka "FUZZY" and I have attended the Golden-Sullivan Family Reunion since a very young child around the age of 4 or 5 when my mother Rose - the eldest child of John and Mary Golden- would loaded herself and all my sisters onto a Greyhound Bus and take us "home" to visit with grand ma and grand pa and all our aunts and uncles and cousins during the summer break of school but at least by the 3rd week of July the date of the Golden-Sullivan Reunion. I have made most every reunion since becoming an adult also and this year 2010 marks the 62 Annual Family reunion,

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Marzo de 2000,Tokio,Japon.Una maleta llega al centro educativo sobre el holocausto.En la parte exterior,con pintura blanca,se lee la siguiente inscripcion:"Hana brady,16 de marzo de 1931,huerfana".Los ninos del centro,al ver la maleta,preguntan:"Quien es Hana brady? De donde viene y que habra sido de su vida?".Le piden a Fumiko Ishioka,la responsable del centro,que les ayude a encontrar las respuestas. En un vieaje lleno de suspenso,Fumiko recorre europa y norteamerica en busca de pistas.La misteriosa meleta la remontan a una historia que comienza 70 anos atras en un pequeno pueblo en chevoslovaquia.Dos historias en un libro: la historia de una nina y su familia cuya vida feliz y acapasible se torna en un infierno con la invacion de los nazix,y la otra,la determinacion de un grupo de estudiantes japoneses,ajenos al hecho en tiempo y distancia,que logran con su preservancia resolver este misterio y dedican su tiempo a sencibilizar a otros ninos para que tragedias como esta no vuelvan a ocurrir.

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This picture has prominent members of Walker County, Texas in its early history. John Niederhofer's Wife Nancy was the dauhgter of Margaret (Rainegar)Adams in this picture. Nancy was a preachers daughter. Her father preached at the Pine Valley Baptist Church which can be located just north of New Waverly, Texas. There is a historical marker that mentions the contributions of the Adams family to the early history of Walker County. John and his wife are buried in a cemetery next to the still standing church in the same plot as Nancy's mother and father. This is a testament to how closely knit family life use to be in the pioneering days of Walker County.

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Finding the earliest records of the Kanawha Presbyterian Church was a daunting and sometimes confusing task. Two years were spent searching and trying to make sense out of what had already been written about this early church founded by Rev. Dr. Henry Ruffner. The records were sitting in a wooden box in the Kanawha United Presbyterian Church the whole time. Thanks to Debra Basham of the West Virginia State Archives and Col. James Wilburn of Kanawha United Presbyterian Church, the information has now been brought to light.

He was my mom's father. My Grandfather. i loved him very much and he died in Feb of 2001. i was with him every day after school till the day he died. He will be missed very much

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'''The Diary of William Whitteker'''
''Transcription from the Original Manuscript Housed in the Special Collection of the Archives of the State of West Virginia''
by Dolores Christophel D'Errico, 2007 FOREWORD I have used punctuation which was not present in the original manuscript in order to make it more easily readable. I have also used many modern day spellings which were not used in the original so these words would not be distracting. Some words which were inferred were inserted always using { }. Whenever regular parenthesis were used they had been used in the original. I hope these devices have helped to render more flow to the thoughts of the original writer, my Great Great Great Grandfather, William Whitteker. According to a penciled note in the files of the West Virginia State Archives,which was apparently written at the time, the book was found in a vacant lot, in the wet grass, by Mr. C. Hedrick, a member of The West Virginia Antiquarian and Historical Society of Charleston, West Virginia, in 1892. It stayed with this society until the establishment of the Archives of the State of West Virginia; and then it was turned over to them. It is still in their Special Collection; and may be seen there at any time. The book, which I believe was really an autobiography, has been transcribed twice before. However, it has never been published with a full transcription including the section of "Dreams" which appears in the beginning of the manuscript. I believe this section adds much flavor to the rest of the work; and, therefore, I include it. === The Diary of William Whitteker === It will be necessary to write a sort of preamble or preface to explain some incidents of my previous life. I was born in 1775 on the 14th day of January, Princeton, County of Worcester, State Massachusetts; and, myself the eldest of twelve children....and, my parents,although not professors of religion publicly, still they were more strict in the cultivation of good morals in the minds of their children than most professors are in these days. We were never allowed to break the Sabbath by play or going out after nuts or berries of any kind for they used to tell us it was wicked. If we did the bears might catch us and tear us to pieces as they did the 42 in Elisha's time. They would always take us to church or meeting when we could go, or read the Bible or some good book. My father never prayed in his family in my hearing but always asked a blessing before meals; and returned thanks after. On every Sabath we children used to sit around Father or Mother while they taught the shorter catechism until we got them all by heart. Thus they took all the care they were capable of to sew the good seed in the minds of their young children; and that instruction I have never forgotten, although 60 or 70 years ago. At 14 years old I read all the Bible through from the beginning to end and a great part of it many times since. Thus I was brought up (as the Yankees call it---Virginias say raised up) until I was 20 years old with very little schooling. I barely had from work to learn to read and write and cypher as far as the rule of three. I read many books of a library in the town by firelight I had at night for I had no other time to read, which improved my reading. We lived on a small farm. My father was a carpenter by trade. With him I learned to be half a carpenter and a farmer. At 20 years old, with a good deal of persuasion, I obtained my father's consent to let me go to Boston to work, which I did in April 1795. I hired myself to a man to work at the carpenter's trade who employed a number of young men like myself. They had among them a small book called Tom Paine's "Age of Reason" which said that the Virgin Mary was a W----E and that Jesus Christ was a bastard and that the Christian religion was all priest craft. And, I so foolish and ignorant, was very willing to believe it and keeping such company confirmed me in my infidelity for 2 years while I worked in Boston, five years on the ocean, five years on the lakes and river, and so on until in 1816, making in all over 21 years I lived an infidel. The following dream was the cure of my infidelity. Some time in the fall of the year 1816, I started from Charleston, Virginia for Zanesville, Ohio to attend to the sales of some salt which I had sent there. And, riding through the woods from the 13 Mile Creek to distant falls 15 miles without a house in this lonesome road, my mind became serously effected about my past life and what were my prospects for the future in this world and in that which was to come beyond the grave. Well, as I rode along I imagined I saw a cornfield of 3 or 4 acres. I could only see here and there a few small stunted yellow stalks of corn with a few little sharp pointed ears about as long as my finger which were hardly visible owing to the quantity of briers, thorns, and in- numerable other weeds that had sprung up and had choked the growth of the corn. This field I compared to myself. The corn was the good seed which was sewn in my young days by my parents. But, these ill weeds of infidelity had been growing for 21 years and had nearly ruined all the good seed. My serious thoughts increasing as I rode along. At night put up in the Belle Price at the usual place for staying at night. {Here the page was torn diagonally as though there had been a large dog-ear to it which had disintegrated and the words were as follows.} When I and said...(Lord this Demon) for he heard me and moment for this above hardly out of my the devil dropped his arms by slank away backward to from he came...might not the Lord sent the same guardian Angel to deliver me although I saw him not that saved my life from the powers of darkness years before when away at sea in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean 1000 miles from any land...there is something to think about...what in all this world is poor mortal man to be delifered from but Devils...there would have been no Christ to destroy the works of the Devil in that case there would have been no Christians if there had never been any devils to destroy us. But all these things are the wonderful works of God that poor mortal man knows nothing about in this world. 34th Psalm, 7 verse, "The Angel of the Lord encapeth round about them that fear him and delivereth them." Hebrews 1, 14th verse, "Are they not all ministering ...drits sent forth to minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation." When I awoke from the dream I was laying on my bed, tears of joy streaming from my eyes. The long neglected Saviour had sent his Angel and delivered me the second time from the powers of Darkness. From that time my faith in Christ has been fully confirmed and established and I can never doubt again. In 1817 myself and my wife were baptized and joined the Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Henry Ruffner who was the first Presbyterian Minister in this town and organized the first church in Charleston, who also baptized all our children. Oh the wonderful goodness and mercy of God towards myself, my wife, and all our children that we should be drawn by his spirit to accept that grace, so freely offered to us in the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, and take upon us his everlasting covenenant of Salvation....which is the Blood of Christ made known to us in his gospel; and, may we all have grace even unto us to life as becomes it...and to dwell together in unity and Godly love....and, may a spirit of meekness, quietness, and peace be the friut of our daily worship, walk, and conversation, so that when we are called to appear before the judgement seat of Christ we shall not be confounded. Another Dream in 1834 I dreamed that the day of Judgement was come. I was standing close before the Academy in Charleston...and the Last Trumpet beginning to sound, and every sound waxed louder and louder than a thousand thunders which shook the earth as though it was going to drop to pieces. The ground under my feet was in such motion that I could not stand without holding myself up by something. I thought I was not prepared for Judgement. I tried to pray but all I could think of to say was the first verse in the 103rd Psalm "Bless the Lord all my Soul and all that is within me Bless His Holy Name." This I continued to repeat and the Tumpet still sounding. I saw the Judge descending, sitting on a cloud or pillow of fire which appeared about as large as a four acre lot; and, all around this pillow of fire was something like latticework to prevent the full force of the blaze of it from striking the eyes of mortals for no man could have beheld the full force of the brightness and lived. As it drew nearer the intense brightness faded away and when it came close to me, the Judge came down out of the car of fire and walked up to me and shook hands with me as a friend and showed me the print of the Nails in each hand by which he was crucified. I felt of the scars which were healed over. By the scars the nails must have been 3/8 of an inch wide and half as thick and the callous raised about 1/8 of an inch above the surface of the hand on the inside. He was about six feet in stature, stout made. I awaked as usual after dreams and saw no one.... Wm. Whittker {signature} A Dream at Burlington, Iowa 1846, month of March I dreamed that I had some hay laying in windrows over a small branch of water which I was to haul on the shores. I called on my sons, Norris and William F., to get pitchforks and help me. They were there with their forks immediately. My son, Henry, came also, who had been dead for 17 months, and stood between the other two sons with something like a new spade. I said, Henry, you must get a fork; you can't pitch hay with a spade. He went away and returned with something resembling a fork; but, still there was the resemblance of a spade halfway up the tines of the fork. I thought then that Henry had come to dig his mother's grave ....or mine. We returned home to Charleston and on the 21st of June 1846, my wife, his mother, died. The foregoing are all the Dreams that I could never forget. (Here is a fragment of the Diary, probably belonging to this section of Dreams and appears to be a dream which Wm. had when he was sick with the Small Pox on the second China voyage.) hold of each arm stretched out tight and fast and two others of them one hold of each leg thus I was fixed immovable while the old Devil, who had said that these creatures could not hurt me, raised up a great broad axe to cut off my head. Just as the axe was about to descend. that critical moment, a light as white as snow shined into the room the Devils were gone, in a moment I saw them no more. I turned my eyes toward the door from which the light came. I saw the shape of a man just passing the door. I saw all his body except his face which was just past the door. He was enveloped in a robe of light as white as snow and so transparent that his body was plainly seen through it. It was all around him and trailed 10 feet behind him. I expect that this was about the turn of the Small Pox for I began to get better every day after this. A song often sung by sailors is..... " There's a sweet little cherub that sits up aloft that keeps watch for the life of poor Jack." Although this happened 48 years ago, it is more fresh in my mind now than it was at that time. In my subsequent life, it has been more strongly impressed on my mind that this was a Guardian Angel...and that the Lord was leading me in the way I knew not....for had those Devils, the powers of Darkness, been permitted to take my life at that time....Hell must have been my portion forever ....for I was an infidel at that time and a blaspheming swearing wretch. Nothing was too bad for me to speak as was then the common habit of sailors. the next dream I have to record was 17 years after the foregoing one, which was a complete cure for my infidelity or unbelief in Christ, to be the Savior of the World, which was from 1795 to 1816, 21 years. {Here ends the fragment and the section on Dreams.} Here follows a memorandum of the wanderings and ramblings of William Whitteker of Princeton, County of Worcester, State of Massachusetts, for 11 years of his life from 1795 to 1806 by sea and land, rivers and lakes, and number of miles traveled on each voyage and journey. In April 1795 I went to Boston to work at the carpenters trade. Here I continued to work summers, spring, and fall for near two years; but, spent the winters in Princeton with my parents and the family. Distance travelling up and down 6 times - 300 miles. 1797, on February 15th, I took a notion, as most all the Yankees do when they start off anywhere. Well, I took the stage to Providence Rhode on my route to Philadelphia (45 miles). Here, I took a packet to Newport (30 mi), here I was detained for 10 days waiting for a passage to Philadelphia. At last worked my passage on board of the ship called "The Arab" of Philadelphia. (385 mi) Here I stayed 10 days on board before she sailed, March 2nd, with a fair wind and weather all day. At night the wind beginning to blow a gale from the south. Called all hands, reefed top sails, wind right ahead and a rough sea agoing. I never having been at sea before, I was dreadful seasick, you may be sure. I wished myself at home and I thought to myself that I would rather live on shore on bread and water than be at sea an hour again. March 3rd - called all hands to take in sail, it blowing gale from Northwest. The Captain sent me down in steerage to strike a light. I had almost as soon the ship had gone to the bottom as to move. Let fly from my mouth a stream a fathom long. Some of the sailors laughed and some cursed me said "Damn your eyes, you boogar, go on deck and spew." I weathered away upon it for four or five days before I got well of my seasickness. 385 from Newport to Phila. distance 600 Total: 985 I lived in a cabin with the Captain, and having no cook on board, I cooked for the Captain and ate and slept in his stateroom. Not called to keep watch at night. A greenhorne like me would have been of no use on deck at night. This passage has been an exceeding cold with continued gales from the Northwest. March 9th got a pilot and the 10th arrived at Philadelphia. I went insearch of my relatives, found Norris Standley. His wife a sort of cousin of mine with whom I boarded when in Philadelphia. While here I went to Navigation School four weeks. Not withstanding all the dreadful seasickness, cold weather, and gales of wind which I experienced in coming to Philadelphia, I now came to the determination to make a voyage to China. The new and beautiful ship "New Jersey" was just about shipping her hands for the voyage. I crowded in among the rest and put my name down, too, as carpenter's mate for Canton in China, on the ship "New Jersey" of Philadelphia, George Clay, master, with three super cargoes and two mates with one doctor, boatswain, carpenter, and one sailmaker, 12 hands before the mast or old sailors, with steward, cook, and boys making in all 34 for the whole ship's company. {Note: I researched Norris Stanley and found he and his brother were both sea captains. He probably filled William's head with stories of sea adventures while he was there.} 25th to 28th, all hands employed in bending sails and cables and getting ships stores on board and filling water casks and taking on board 18 tons of gin and $200,000 in specie for the voyage. 29th, the pilot came on board got ship under weigh and dropped her down to Glocester Point three miles lay all night. 30th, got under weigh and ran down to New Castle came to anchor, lay here three days, took in livestock for the voyage. May 3rd, sailed again for the capes with a fair wind. May 6th, left the capes of the Delaware, set the pilot ashore at 6 pm Cape Henlopen, bore WNW 7 or 8 leagues. May 20th, second mate and the carpenter, a six foot red headed Scotsman fell out which brought the Captain and the super cargoes on deck at 11 O'clock sprung the fore and main top gallant masts, called all hands to clear the wreck. May 26th, we crossed the Equatorial Line. A pleasant voyage so far. The Captain, Officers, and Super Cargoes, never having crossed the line before, would not permit the usual ceremony of shoving and ducking, as they always begin with them first; but, they sent plenty of grog to the old sea dogs which satisfied them. June 18th, 47 days since we left Cape Henlopen...the Captain put all hands on an allowance of water, two quarts per day, and not half passage yet. Friday is the day we have to wash and mend our clothes. Saturday is always the day to scrub and clean ship and sprinkle with vinegar the cabin midships and the forecastle below deck. Ship fare and stores for every day in the week: Monday; beef and bread, Tuesday; beef and potatoes, Wednesday; pork and beans, Thursday; pork or beef and sauerkraut, Friday; pork and bread, Saturday; bread beef and potatoes if we have any, Sunday; on Sunday we always have sea pie (ashore called pot-pie) if we have any fresh meat to make one, if not the cook makes a large flour pudding mixed with clam slush on top of the pot saved from boiling beef and pork. With this he mixes his crust for the sea pie. We also have corn meal mush twice a week for breakfast, about a gallon and a half of molasses for six in a mess. This is put in the kid (some thing in the shape of keeler) and a pint of molasses poured in the center, each one sitting with his iron spoon helps himself as suits him best. June 29th, up with the Cape of Good Hope, middle winter here and very cold weather and heavy gales. July 13th, 70 days from Cape Henlopen, saw the island of St. Paul's, a small barren island of rock. We ran within one mile of it. We could only see a few shrubs growing on it. July 16th, this day a distressing and melancholy accident happened to us. This day Mr. Gordon, the chief mate, fell overboard and lost after every exertion was made that could be made to save him. The jollyboat was sent for him; but could not find him. Suppose some shark may have caught him and took under. The ship was running 8 miles per hour at the time round her, too, with all sails set, carrying away many small spars. July 18th, carried away our main top mast and mizen top mast at 7 pm called all hands to clear the wreck. In the morning got new masts up and sails set. July 29th, this day got around Java Head into the straits of Sunda. Here we had to keep the lead always going. In all this strait sounding five to twenty fathoms. July 30th, running near a small Dutch station on Java Island there came off to us as we lay at anchor, 7 Malay prows with a Dutchman in each, otherwise they would not have been allowed to come nigh us. We carry our guns to defend ourselves from these savages. We saw at least 100 other boats in sight. The boats made fast to us had turtle of which the Captain bought 11 for $15 weighing from 50 to 100 pounds each. We had turtle soup all the way to Canton. Besides, these Indians had fowls, monkeys, fish, bananas, oranges, eggs, and sugar. These savages are about the size and color of American Indians. Aug 4th, left the straits of Banca and now in the China Seas. Aug 14th, we got into the Mecca Roads, the pilot came on board and took us up to Boga Minor. Here two Mandarins came on board with a pass for the ship and another pilot for Wampoo. Arrived safe and moored ship. Distance of passage 20,000 miles. 20,985 mi Here we lay for three months or nearly. Here our ship was stripped and overhauled and rigging and sail repaired for starting home while the carpenter and myself, his mate, overhauled and caulked all the upper works, sides, and decks of the ship. Now began to take in cargo of teas of all kinds and China ware with Nankeen Silk and a few boxes of pulverized loaf sugar and some of rhubarb. This was our homeward cargo. While here all hands were allowed three days to Canton to make their little trades. Lack of money made them very small. I went up a number of times with the Captain and Super Cargoes to help pull the pinnace, the Captain's boat of six oars, with our stars and stripes flying. All shipping lay at Wampoo, sixteen miles from Canton, not allowed to go any higher. Nov 10th, this morning the Chow Chow Chop or the last of the 14 Chop loads which completed our cargo. Caulked down the hatches. The super cargoes came on board with the pilots, got our ship under weigh for home. Nov 12th, set the pilot ashore at Macao and left with a fresh breeze to cross the China Seas. The winds called the Monsoons having changed to the Northwest in October. The winds in the China Seas and Straits of Banca and Sunda and the Indian Ocean always blow from October to April from N.E. and from April to October from S.W. However, it has been observed that about one month before the change of these winds these seas are subject to storms and hurricanes. Nov 20th, made the straits of Caspa. The Captain preferred these straits to Banca to keep out of the way of cruisers. The island of Sumatra makes one side of all these straits. Nov 24th, got into the straits of Sunda. Passed these straits and got into the Indian Ocean. Dec 26th, saw the isle of Borbon whose form is like great hay stack. We saw it 120 miles by the run of our ship. When abreast of it we could see the clouds strike one third or one half way up divide and go around on either side. There appeared to be low table land around the bottom of this mountain where the coffee is raised. Jan 3rd, saw the Cape of Good Hope, distance 10 leagues. Coming on to blow a gale, took all the sail except the main and main staysail. Laid the ship to four days. When it cleared up saw the Cape of Good Hope again and left with a fair wind; 61 days from China. Feb 15th, 96 days from China; expected to be home in a few days. At daylight, this morning, we saw a sail ahead. Standing toward us she hauled her wind and ran to winward of us. She hoisted French Colors and fired three guns with round shot and grape, which by good luck hit the water and did not reach us. She hailed us in broken English and ordered us to send our boat aboard of his brig. The Captain sent the first mate and four hands, which to our surprise, returned with six Frenchmen and a Prizemaster. They continued exchanging until they got 23 of us on board the Privateer then said we were their prize; then bore away for Puerto Rico, a Spanish Island. She was a brig of 16 guns with 100 men, Spaniards and French and Creole. The same night the French called us all aft and said if we behaved well he would treat us as well as his own Pape; but, if we made any disturbance; "By God, we cut you to pieces." So, we told him we would behave ourselves. They turned all down in the hold at night with strong guard at the hatchway, to sleep on the ballast stone and other rubbish. Thus we fared three days and nights. Feb 16th, close in with the land saw the harbor of St. Johns Puerto Rico. At 10 came to anchor in the harbor here. They kept us til March 7th aboard the Privateer. Our fare for eating was poor in the extreme. It was tripe and chittlins and any kind of offal meat that was to be had in the market. Sometimes black eyed peas and bread of which we had a small allowance and in addition to this they stole all our clothing except what we happened to have on our backs. All the clothes I had left me to wear at this time was one flannel shirt, one pea jacket, one tarpolin hat covered with tarred canvas, and one pair of old trousers with canvas patch on behind and down the fore part of the legs nearly all the way and barefoot. This was all my wardrobe. Mar 8th, went ashore for the first time in this place. No one belonging to the ship was allowed to go off the vessel or ashore. The ship's hatches were all sealed down by the French Consul the next day after we came into port so we could get none of our clothes that might be left out of the ship. Well, could not help but think this was hard times for poor Jack's first voyage. Two of the super cargoes of our ship were ashore. They spoke to four of us that were ashore together; if we were willing to take a trip to Santo Domingo to see how the trial of the ship was coming on, to which we were all agreed. They hired a six man open boat with two small masts and sails. We made ready. Mar 9th, at nine at night, after the city gates were shut, having everything except water, we all went privately into the boat having in our care muffled in the rowlocks that we could row without making the least noise for we had to go close by the Privateer that took us for they would not allow anyone belonging to our ship to go to Santo Domingo to attend the trial of our ship; the reason we had to steal away. Well, so we started with a boat with two Spaniards ahead to pilot us out of the harbor. Seven of us in number; one a Frenchman who had been taken, as we were in like situation. We rode silently on until we cleared the harbor and then discharged our pilots. Got about 3 miles at 11 O'clock made sail. We found ourselves clear of the harbor and forts. We continued to run along down the land all night with a light land wind, for the wind always blows off the land at night. The NE sea breeze set in at 9 or 10 in the morning and blew all day. Mar 10th, In the morning at daylight we found we had run about 20 miles from the city. We heard several guns at the city. Being calm we were obliged to row 4 hours. when the sea breeze set in we had as much wind as we could carry sail to and at 6 pm were down to the West end of the island. We hoisted French Colors and put French Cockades in our hats. We run in here to a place called Aquadilla, belonging to Spain; but, at this time the French had control of all these seaport towns of this island. We run in here to get water for the rest of our voyage which is 310 miles. Our Frenchman, that they might not suspect our business, told them he was a prizemaster of an American Brig and was going to Santo Domingo for the trial. He could speak good English, French, and Spanish. We filled two bags of water and laid in such other stores as we could get which were small and sailed again at 8 O'clock p.m. with a clear sky and fair wind. To cross the Mona Passage, 200 miles wide between the islands of Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo in our little open boat, we had only a compass to steer by. No light, we had to light a cigar to look at the compass then take a star to steer by to keep the right course. Mar 11th, saw the Island of Mona halfway across. There being a heavy sea going and calm we were obliged to row half this day to keep sea from setting us on the island; the shore lined with high rocks. At 7 O'clock at night it began to look very black and dark to North of us. At 10 began to rain and blow like a hurricane. Myself being at the helm, kept the boat away right before the wind and the others took in all sail and we scudded under bare poles until 11 O'clock . The sea running very high and began to come with whitecaps. We expected every moment when they would break into our little open boat and send us all to Old Davy Jones' Locker, which lays at the bottom of the ocean. We took reef in the foresail and set as much sail as we could to keep the boat ahead out of the way of the sea that was breaking behind us. In about an hour the wind died away calm and we were safe. It rained very very hard most all night with the rain and breaking of the sea into us kept two hands constantly bailing during the storm and rain. Mar 12th, saw the East end of Santo Domingo. Being calm rowed quarter part of this day and night and run outside of the island of Siona which lies on the SE point of Santo Domingo; when had we known we might have run inside sound 10 miles. Continued to run along shore but we lay three hours this night for fear we should run past the harbor, when we were not within 60 miles of it. Mar 13th, this day we continued to run down shore with a fine breeze. Our provisions getting short, we only had one biscuit per man this 24 hours. We had a little water left and some gin and a small piece of cheese. Mar 14th, this morning we divided our stock of provisions; three biscuits for four of us for this 24 hours. A little water left yet and no sign of Santo Domingo yet. At 6 am spoke with a Spanish fisherman at anchor near shore who gave us part of a baked fish and three cakes of kisada bread which was thankfully received. Who told us it was 10 leagues to Santo Domingo. And being calm most of this day and night we had to row and raining very hard most of the day. At 6 pm saw the city of Santo Domingo distant 4 leagues. Here we were suddenly surprised by a grampus that jumped out of the water not half our boat's length from us. Had he fallen on us would have dashed our boat to pieces and us all have gone down with it. The grampus I think are a small whale. We have so far been preserved by a kind providence on this perilous journey. At 11 at night saw the lights in the city. Pulled into the harbor unperceived by the guard it being very dark and at 12 O'clock we got alongside of a schooner of Boston. Here we met a kind reception and they happened to have left from their last meal kid of pork and beans with bread on which we supped and nothing ever tasted so good before or since, for I never was so hungry and tired before. After supper, myself and one hand went and slept on the stern sheets in our boat, making an awning with one sail spread over a boom. There was left in the stern locker by the officers a bottle of good old Madeira wine; we divided that between us. We laid down and slept soundly until morning. When we waked up a Spanish officer of the guard house was standing over us cursing very hard in Spanish, being a strange boat and not knowing how it came there. However, the French Captain settled the business with him. Mar 15th, we lived on board this vessel one week when she sailed for another port on this island. Mar 22nd, the super cargoes put us on board the schooner Friendship of Boston. Here we lived 14 days in idleness and discontent waiting to hear the fate of our ship but could get nothing but put off and delays. Apr 3rd, by this time the Friendship sailed for Boston and then they put us on board of the schooner Orange of Boston. Here we remained until the 13th when the schooner Swift arrived from Philadelphia, dispatched by the owners of our ship to carry on the trial of the ship, likewise brought an American Consul for the city of Santo Domingo. Here we continued two months and no news about the ship's trial. A ship taken and brought in here from Charleston, South Carolina laden with rice bound to England and condemned. As I had no employment I worked on board of her one month at $20 per month to get me some clothes as I was hard run for that article; and cigars for I smoked 25 per day when to be had. June 24th, I heard some news that our ship was condemned. I applied immediately to the super cargoes to let me go back to Puerto Rico to which they unwillingly consented. What made us more anxious, we expect the ship hatches would be opened and the French rascals would steal what few things we had left. We got a pass from the French Consul to Puerto Rico. They gave a protection and $10 a piece for two only of us to bear our expenses. One Captain Work went along with us. We made him our guardian; he being better acquainted with men and things than we. So, we took passage in Spanish launch or small schooner. Three of us with nine Spaniards and sailed about dark and run up the island breeze all night. June 26th, this day a fresh breeze right ahead. We were obliged to beat all day, at night come to anchor close in shore and lay all night. In the morning got under way and come to again in the passage between the little Siona Island and the mainland of Santo Domingo. Here we lay for two days. Sailed again and got clear of this passage, light wind and fair weather. June 30th, fair weather at 12 O'clock. Come to anchor under the lea of Mona Island. Myself and six others went on shore to see if we could find any game but could........{missing}. Traveled all the way near the sea shore past a little town called Miaguine. Here lay several vessels, three of them American prizes brought in here by French Privateers. Put up this night at good natured Spaniard's who gave us good supper and lodging for our horses. July 5th, prepared to start before daylight but the good Spaniard was up before us and would let us go until we had taken a cup of coffee, some fricased chicken and rice, and then refused to receive any pay for all his trouble. Had a beautiful little son playing round us. I gave him a dollar and said adieu, Seignor and we set out for Aquadilla. This is the town we stopped at when going down in the boat. Past this town proceeded on our way over hills and mountains and rivers. A rough road and only a foot path all the way. Saw coffee growing spontaneous along the road and the hill and mountainsides yellow with the sour orange. This night the house of a priest brought us up. We entered the house and asked for supper and lodging; they said yes. We called for some milk which was soon brought; but we concluded they had made it half water. Here we lay all night on a dirty floor with plenty of fleas. At daybreak we ordered our guides to get our horses. We all started without saying Adieu Senora to our landlady. July 6th, this day fair weather, a rough road over hills and mountains for 15 miles without a house. One high mountain, the path run up in a serpentine form, say two miles. Here we met 100 Spanish soldiers who were very polite, saying as we passed Adieu Senor. Ferryed some rivers by canoe this day. Stopped at night at mean old house. We were obliged to lay in a sort of poor old hammock wove in cane marshes like fish net. I slept as uneasy as if we had been in from all night. We set out this morning before daybreak for St. Johns where our ship lay. We arrived at a river six miles from the city. Here hired a canoe to take us over for we had to cross the harbor to get to the city. At 2 pm arrived at the city; our ship still lying safe moored. Here I found about half my old ship mates. The others, some had gone home, one or two bad wild boys had gone on board French Privateers, and one had got his head shot off. We all went on shore and bought a bottle of wine together. In my long absence all the ship's company that remained were put by the French on board of an old hulk of a ship laying in the harbor about a mile from shore with the liberty to go ashore every morning to draw our rations, which were some meat and bread and a bottle of rum to each mess in lieu of coffee. This old ship we used to call our prison ship but we could go ashore when we pleased in the day time. But we had no money to spend and hardly clothes to wear. Sometimes we could get work for a day or two to raise a little for cigars and tobacco to chew. At this time I smoked my two dozen per day when they could be had. I drank no spirits at all. By this I believe is one cause of my having good health; while the rum drunken were dying of yellow fever like rotten sheep all around me. But how soon my time may come to go, too, God only knows. My times are always in his hands and there I always leave them and they will be safe always there. July 9th, the prize master of our ship opened the hatches to give the people their clothes; but I believe their chief object was to plunder us of the best of our clothes which they did overhauling every man's chest and took everything of any value. We some of us got work at $1 per day for near a month on board the ship Ocean, which was a great help to buy me clothes and cigars in my destitute situation. Aug 13th, Mr. Gibson, the super cargo arrived from Santo Domingo who said the ship and cargo was condemned as a lawful prize and they had bought her in again. Then we took possession of our ship; but our captors threatened to burn the ship as she had been condemned for the benefit of the French Republic alone and no share for them. For our safety the Governor sent a guard of ten soldiers on board to guard the ship. Aug 19th, all hands went on board, went to work, and got her nearly ready for sea when the French Consul come on board and ordered us all out of the ship again; and took all the sails on shore, pretending they were afraid we would run away with the ship some night. We had to watch night and day and sing out every half hour all is well, the ten soldiers still on board, for the French rascals still threatened to burn or cut her adrift. The Captain hired a house ashore for us to live in until the business was further settled. Aug 27th, early this morning, Mr. Gibson, the super cargo, sent for me by the second mate that I must come to his lodgings, which I did. He asked me if I willing to go to Santo Domingo again. I said yes I was willing to do all I could for the ship. He said he wanted me to go with a dispatch to the ship agent there this afternoon. Said he, there's a schooner going will get you to go and bespeak passage. I did so. Returned told Mr. Gibson and made ready and let no one know where I was going. I then repaired to the place appointed, received his letters, wrapped them in my handkerchief and tied round me under my old flannel shirt; sailed at sunset. The third day after, arrived at Santo Domingo. Went directly on shore and delivered my package to the ship's agent as directed. Went on board the Swift, my old place of residence. Very sickly at this place with yellow fever and vomit. Sep 9th, Dr. Stevens, the agent, sent for me again who told me he wanted me to return to Puerto Rico with some letters to Mr. Gibson, the super cargo. Sep 10th, at night sailed in a Spanish schooner with two hands for our ship and 20 Spaniards and Frenchmen on board. Sep 12th, this morning saw three English ships of war at anchor under the west end of Siona Island. And our poor Spaniard, afraid, put back behind a neck of land out of sight of the enemy and lay all day. At night got under way and stood to the 3rd day come to Aquadilla harbor. Lay one day, sailed again and after beating to windward two days they come to anchor close in shore at a little town called Auricus, thirty-six miles short of our journey's end. Here we could get no horses; were obliged to walk the rest of the way without a guide. After traveling 20 miles, there being many cross paths, we missed our way and come out on the sea shore and night coming on and three miles from any house, we concluded to make our bed in the dry sea sand. We burrowed in it as well as we could to protect us some from the swarms of mosquitoes and other insects. One of us keeping watch by turns while the other sleeps. In the morning a Spaniard come along and put us in the right path with directions. We marched on the first house we come to. Was one I stopped at on the other trip by land. Here we got our breakfasts. Set out again arrived at St. Johns and our ship at 12 O'clock September 30th. Delivered my letters to Captain Clay of our ship all safe. Distance run passage to Canton, etc. 20,985 mi Canton to Puerto Rico 20,000 2 trip St. Johns to Santo Domingo 1,800 Total 42,785 miles Nov 19th and having got possession of our ship again, we made ready for sea and home again. The schooner Swift arrived from Santo Domingo with arms and ammunition. We now mounted twelve six pounders and two twelve pounders and other arms in proportion and 69 men of all grades with a determination to defend ourselves in case of attack. Nov 20th weighed our anchor at 6 pm and set sail once more for the United States with the schooner Swift, with fine weather for 3 or 4 days and then head winds blowing a gale from the NW. Dec 5th, we made the land to the south of Cape Hateras with hard storms. Next day saw many small vessels in shore of us but no pilot. At night we saw Cape Henlopen light house. At night fired guns and hoisted a lantern at the main top gallant masthead but no pilot. Cold rain and hail from the southeast all night. Laying off and on for a pilot. Dec 7th, as we were running about six miles from shore south of the Delaware Capes, at 6 pm our ship struck on Chincotiege shoals. And, heavy sea running, she struck so hard that it broke and carried away our rudder hinges and chains. All gone but 8 or 9 feet at the upper end. After thumping 15 minutes we wore ship by the sails and cleared the shoal without any other damage. We were obliged to steer the ship by the sails all night and the carpenter and myself, his mate, made a new rudder by splicing a spar to the head of the old one and bolting spars together. This This artificial rudder was hung by 8 O'clock in the morning by working all night. I thought I never felt such cold weather before, having been so long in the West Indies and no winter clothes. After this, we were beating off the capes against the hardest gales from the North West and cold. Can't tell how cold it was. Still at night firing a gun every half hour with a lantern and no pilot yet. Dec 11th, beating into the mouth of the bay at 6 am, by the bad look out of the mate, close under Cape Henlopen lighthouse, we struck on the shoal called The Old Hen and Chickens, a very dangerous place. Here we expected to see our ship lost, but it happened to be low tide and the wind off shore; and heaving many things overboard we hove off by anchor and cable. After thumping four hours here a pilot came on board. Once more made sail for home; the wind coming cold and hard ahead from NW. In heading up the bay, the pilot plumped the ship in the mud on Bombahook Bar. Here we lay five days and the sea running thick and hard, made a bank as the ship on the upper side creaned her half over. We discharged half the cargo into lighters. At last, in the night, in a cold NE snow storm, hove her off. In the morning run up to Reedy Island Piers through fields of ice. Could get no farther. Made fast behind the piers, secure from ice; and lay there five weeks, a long time for us. 1798 42,785 mi Jan 15th (1799), the river got pretty clear of ice. Unmoored from the piers and sailed up the river on the 16th, there coming down fields of ice. Coming down so strong and heavy, cut our cables in two. 17th, run into the pier at Marcus Hook and moored the ship again. Laid here 10 days; then sailed again for Philadelphia where we at last arrived safe after a voyage of 21 months and eight days. Where the generous merchants paid all hands that stayed with the ship their wages for the whole voyage, according to their word. Thus ends my first voyage to sea. Distance from Puerto Rico home 2,500 April 26th, 1799, I now determined to take another voyage to China; and, as the ship wanted a great many repairs, I went to work on board of her with the ship carpenter. I worked 38 days at $2 per day for which I received $ 76 wages last voyage 340 Received by cash 416 Paid out on voyage for clothing & sundries 48 on hand for this voyage $368 Distance 45,285 mi 1799 Philadelphia May 9th, I shipped on board of the ship New Jersey for a second voyage to Canton in China and direct back again at twenty-four dollars per month as carpenter's mate. On the 13th, sailed with four hundred dollars as a venture, as sailors call it, from my saving from last voyage. With money earned while repairing ship and advance pay when I shipped for this voyage, besides paying for my board while ashore and some clothing for the voyage. Our ship sails this voyage as a Lettremark, mounting 14 guns, 12-6s and 2-12 pounders, 6 swivels, 10 blunderbuses, 50 muskets, 2 dozen of boarding pikes; and ammunition with 50 men, Captain John Rosseter with two Irish mates. May 18th, sailed from New Castle down the river and bay beating down with wind ahead. 20th, put the pilot ashore and left Capes once more for China. May 22, I was taken with a violent pain in my back and bones and sore all over. The doctor gave me a dose of salts. May 23rd, still a pain in my back and bones. The doctor sent me some boiled chicken and soup and gave me a dose of cream of tartar. May 24th, the doctor came down to me, as I lay in my hammock, I felt rather worse. He bled me; took about 12 ounces of blood. Very painful night of it last night. May 25th, I had a breaking out all over my body. I showed it to the doctor. He said it was the Small Pox and gave me another dose of salts; and, said that it was well for me that he bled me. I went on deck; stayed for most of the day. May 26th, the doctor looked at me, said he thought the pox was coming out very well; and, if I took care of myself, I would have it favorable. May 27th, the Captain ordered me not to come on deck again as there were some of the hands that had never had the Small Pox. I now thought that I should have a long, tedious time of it below in my hammock. It called into exercise all my patience. The good doctor paid every attention to me that was necessary. By his advice, washed my eyes every half hour with water to prevent the pox from affecting them. My feet were very sore. Having gone barefoot so much the other voyage, the skin on the bottom of my feet was thick as leather. The pox could not break through it. It was obliged to come all off whole. They felt like a hot iron was held to them for three days. The doctor had to lance them to let the matter out. My medicine at this time was a spoonful of salts and molasses every two hours. And my diet mush and molasses and boiled rice; sometimes chicken broth by the doctor's orders, crackers and preserves when I could get them. Thus I worried along for four or five weeks, so weak that I could hardly move in my hammock. Is a blessed thing that I had a hammock. Had I been in a berth, the roll of the ship would have torn all the skin off me. Some account of this in my first dream written this book. Once writing it in the same book is enough. June 24th, came on deck for the first time for 4 weeks. Feel very hearty, but so weak I can hardly stand, little more than skin and bones. My feet dreadful sore; not able to bear any weight on them, the skin entirely off. The doctor put plasters many days. Almost obliged to creep on my hands and knees. June 29th, crossed the equinoctial line. July 1st, began to work today. All well this passage of our ship to Canton. The route same as the other voyage. We arrived October 2nd at Wampoo in China and moored our ship. 45,285 20,000 Total miles 65,285 Oct 3rd, Captain and super cargoes went up to Canton to live while the ship stays to lay in the cargo for home, which was teas, nankeens, and chinaware; and silks and rhubarb. This was done while all hands were overhauling and repairing ship for passage home. And having laid out my money for things to sell when I get home again. And a set {of} China with my name on it for own use and other things. And the ship having all her cargo on board, we sailed November 24th from Wampoo, following the same route home as the last voyage (except to the West Indies). We arrived at Philadelphia April 2nd, 1800, all well. Distance run this passage 21,000 And with my wages this voyage and with the sales of all the things bought at Canton, made up the sum of $1,000 in specie to look at when I get home to my father after an absence of three years and a half. In all this time I never spent any money like fool in bad company. April 10th, took a trip to Baltimore by water in a schooner. Distance miles 500 To Washington City by stage 44 Returned to Baltimore 44 Baltimore to Philadelphia by sea 500 Total miles 87,373 1800 In May I sailed from Philadelphia for Boston in a schooner and arrived safe and by land to Princeton, my old native home, safe with a $1000, china, and some other curiosities which made some of the natives stare who had never been further from home than mill or to meeting. Now spent some time with my friends in Princeton and Boston. Distance 900 Total miles 88,273 Sometime in June sailed again in the ship Favorite of Boston for Malaga Spain up the straits of Gibralter with a cargo of Cod Fish for the Catholics to eat in Lent. And, in return, a cargo of wine, raisins, and figs and so forth for the Yankees to keep Thanksgiving with, as is customary with them. On our passage out, near the Banks of Newfoundland, when almost calm, we saw following our ship, close under our stern, a monster called by seamen the Sea Devil. With his back sometimes out of the water, he appeared to {be} 15 or 18 feet wide, 25 or 30 feet long, shaped much like our water turtles with a rough brown shell in shape and formed like a turtle on the back with fins and flipper in proportion to the size of his body. With two heads six feet apart of the form of the turtles, which would run out like the turtles or be drawn in under the shell. I saw this done, it would run out 3 or 4 feet. The diameter of the neck and head I should think was 12 or 15 inches and there were a great number of pilot fish just ahead of him and swimming each side of the heads. The pilot fish are the size of a blue catfish or three pounds and color and mouth like a sucker. They also go with the whale and many other large fish and by suction fasten themselves somehow to the sides of those big fish and suck when hungry then let go and play before them. This devil followed us one hour when a breeze sprang up and we left him; went on our voyage. When coming near the Straits of Gibralter saw many Spanish gunboats cruising in the straits and taking many Yankee vessels they can. As we drew near we saw one of those gunboats firing at a Yankee schooner from Maine. We bore down towards the gunboat gave her a gun and she run for the shore, supposing we were a ship of war for we showed 16 guns; but 10 were Quakers, wooden guns. Thus we saved the Yankees that time. We passed the straits, run up to Malaga, 60 miles, our place of destination. Here we lay six weeks discharging and taking in a cargo of wines, raisins, and figs, etc. Had to wait two weeks to sail with an English fleet and in protection of a frigate and a sloop of war; for two or three French Privateers were waiting to take us when we sailed. They said our ship would make an bon privateer. We sailed with the fleet and arrived safe in Boston in November. The whole distance out from home 7,000 mi Total miles 95,273 Brought home with me some wine, raisins, and figs and raisin grapes packed in sawdust in a {At this point there are several pages missing and the mile total picks up at a balance of 101,084 and the year 1803} 1803 101,084 and inch plank, enough for the bottom. Nailed them across the bottom in two days. My boat was made 20 feet long, 5 1/2 feet wide, and rigged with oars loaded. And, we started on Le Boef Lake which is one mile diameter; and got into the outlet about three rods wide. Shallow with sand bars, the water being very low, we had to wade and drag the little boat miles over these bars. At this time a big old Genowa Sailor was with us to help me along. Both of these men were happy to work their passage to get along for they had no money. They were first rate, especially the old sailor. We got into French Creek and running a rocky ugly shoal above Meadville bumped her on a stone and stove. Pulled the boat ashore unloaded. I went down to Meadville two miles. Bought me a large pine perogue, 50 feet long, 2 1/2 feet wide. Brought her up, loaded in my goods. Went safely next past the town of Franklin at the mouth of French Creek and proceeded down the Allegheny; this in October. Snowed for three days. A rough river to run. Arrived at Pittsburgh. Distance 206 Total miles 101,290 We have been 12 days from Le Boef here. Always camped by our boat overnight; the weather fair or foul, with a good fire. For we now left Pittsburgh for Gallipolis and made no stops to get some provisions. Arrived at Gallipolis from Pittsburgh 300. From here I wagoned my goods to Chillicothe and opened my little store in November. From Gallipolis to this is 62 miles. Here commenced the bearskin trade with me. In the course of the winter I must have rode to the hunters camps and cabins, they had no other houses in these times, rode in all 1,000. 1804, in the spring I rode into Kentucky on Licking River and high up on the Kentucky River. In five weeks I must have rode 700 {miles}. 1804 103,252 May 1st, bought a small flatboat in company with a John Dix of Boston. We concluded to return to Boston by way of New Orleans. Loaded in all our bear and deerskins and furs and began descend the Ohio at Gallipolis. Landed at Maysville and took in some bear and deer skins I had deposited there. Went on again and stopped a few hours at Cincinnati. Went to the falls here, got a pilot, run safe over the falls. Here I found my old Genowe Sailor again who went with me to Orleans. So, we proceeded on our journey without accident until we came near the mouth of the Arkansas River. We saw a storm coming up very fast. We were lashed to a flour boat that we might drift better. Especially with a head wind we unlashed as quick as possible and began to pull for the mouth of the Arkansas; but the storm before we got within half a mile of the shore caught us. The water run higher than our boats and they rolled so that no man could stand to row or steer on top of the boat. The flour boat filled and drifted down two miles; lodged under a snag. Our little boat, being an old family boat, the oars were all below. We made out to pull our boat to shore although we expected we would be lost for it blew a hurricane half an hour. We made out to land one mile below the mouth of the Arkansas. Here we lay two days assisting the flour boat to save her load. The third day we all started together again, saved nearly all her flour and boat. So, we drifted on again until we got to Natchez where we left her and went on our journey alone. Arrived in Orleans the 11th of June from Gallipolis here 1,700. June 22nd, shipped on board of a schooner for Boston where we arrived safe after a passage of 48 days. Distance run on this passage can't be less than 2,500. Sept 1st, Luther Willard and myself started from Boston for Chillicothe in Ohio on horseback, by the way of Albany, Buffalo, Prisque Isle, Pittsburgh, Zanesville and Lancaster to Chillicothe. Arrived first October. 105,752 mi Distance above 1,000 From here to Gallipolis 62 then up the river and crossed over to Point Pleasant, rode up the Big Kanawha to Charleston in search of bearskins for this was our business this trip..... Distance miles 66 Returned again to the point Gallipolis and to Chillicothe. Heretraveled through all this country. We spent the fall, winter, and spring in search of bear and deer skins at every hunter's camp and cabin that we could find. We have traveled in this time 2,000 May 15th, having collected all our skins to Gallipolis, we started for Boston in a keelboat to Pittsburgh arrived safe. 300 1805 (yr) Total Miles 108,938 Shipped our skins in a wagon again for Philadelphia. Walked with the wagons. John Noyes also walked with us. Sometimes we would get some miles ahead and stop at the wagon tavern and pitch a game of coits, smoke a few cigars, take something good to drink which was quite fashionable in those days. Thus we amused ourselves along the road to Philadelphia. Miles 300 Here again shipped our furs in a brig for Boston arrived safe. Miles 800 And here at my boarding house saw, for the first time (although myself 31 years old) the only woman in all this world God had given me for a wife and a poor widow with two children. The contract was made and consummated one year after. Luther Willard and myself started with a stack of goods for Gallipolis. Shipped on board of a brig to Baltimore. Brother, Levi Whitteker, was along for the first time. Arrived safe as I always have in all my journeys. Distance Miles 900 Then in wagons to Wheeling and walked ourselves with the wagons until within a few days when we went ahead to prepare............{past this point, pages missing} 1805 110,838 {Total} {New Page} 1806 112,928 { Balance } In the morning started again. Got this day up to Arbuckle's. Wife and I went up to the house and Arbuckle said, after the usual introduction, welcome to Mason, Madame. Here we were comfortable with good supper, lodging, and breakfast. In the morning they put us across Kanawha above the Sixteen Mile Creek. Wife and I walked up opposite Morris Reynolds at the mouth of the Eighteen Mile Creek. Here we stayed until the next day when Reynolds took horses and conveyed us to Benjamin Johnson, 4 miles. Here we stayed four days. Kept our Christmas with all the Maines. Here brother Levi met us with horses. 27th of December started and put up at Morris Hudsons. Old Mrs. Hudson was so good and so kind to my wife that she thought she had got where somebody lived again. 28th December 1806 started again the morning and arrived at Charleston at noon. Distance all this journey by sea and land - 11,600 Whole distance in 11 years travels on seas and rivers and lakes and by land - 114,528 Wm. Whitteker {signature} 1806, Dec 28th, myself and my wife at Daniel Ruffners. Here we stayed for two weeks in which time I bought the old log house and lot and went to house keeping. There we lived near 40 years until my wife died June 21st, 1846. {Note: The above journey was made while Philena, his wife, was in the last stages of pregnancy, their first son, Norris Stanley Whitteker, born in February 1807. Hereafter what is left of the manuscript deals with William's experiences in the salt making business; starting with the first experiments which were made drilling for salt water. Both sides of the Kanawha River had underground salt springs running along side and parallel to the river. William was the first to sink a well on the south side of the Kanawha. Here they made salt by boiling the water down and collecting the salt crystals which were left.} 1809 In the first place chiseled hole in the rock. Then made a tube by hollowing two pieces of wood then close them together and wrapped with bedcord; and then drove one end of it into the rock; and then filled the gum with the stiffest kind of clay mortar, say two feet and a half near to the top of the tube and pounded as mortar could be. But this would not do. And, then drove this mortar full of piles, 2 or 3 inches diameter, 2 1/2 feet long, sharpened at one end; so that the gum looked as though it was headed with piles. All this would not keep out the fresh water. I believe we bored the well in this situation 30 or 40 feet and got pretty good salt water. About this time, old Robert Johnston of Kentucky made some contract of rent with David and Joseph Ruffner, who brought with him a well auger with screw joints and poles with which he rimmed and bored this well down to 50 feet. At this time, Tobias Ruffner was preparing to sink another gum 50 yards below on the same bank of the river. He prepared his his gum by a fellow in his gum eight inches from the bottom; pinning it to the gum with such pins for the head of the gum to rest on which head was made of two pieces 4 or 5 inches thick made to fit the gum with nine inch round hole in each half head, one for the tubes and the other for the pump to keep the water down while putting down the tubes; and wedging round them to keep out all fresh water. Also, all round between the head and the gum. This is the only way ever been used for heading gums and this was the invention of and by Tobias Ruffner. In April I saw Joseph Ruffner take out his clay and pile head out of his gum and put in a head on Tobias Ruffner's plan. At this time I was persuaded by Charles Brown and some of his friends to undertake to sink a gum and bore for salt water on his land opposite to Ruffner's wells. And, to induce me to undertake, they told me many stories. Some said that they had seen the salt water boiling up through the crevices in the rock all the way across the river. And, that they had dived down and caught the salt water in their hands and tasted it. Finally, I concluded with myself that if the water was got by boring in the rock, it was likely to be on both sides of the river. I then made a contract with him, Charles Brown, for ten years at equal shares in the profits and loss. I then began to prepare to sink for salt water in place of sink in a gum. I thought I could sink a square frame down to the rock. Everything was so new to us at this time, we hardly tell what was best. My first experiment was to make a frame 4 1/2 feet square at the bottom and 4 feet at the top and 20 feet long, boarded up and down with strong seasoned plank. This done, we dug a hole for it as deep as we could for water. Raised it up and put in the hole over which 6 or 8 feet laid a pole resting on two forks. In the middle of this pole was fastened a block with a shieve for a rope to pass to hoist the water from the curb with a whiskey barrel with the upper head out and a square hole in the lower head. And, with a valve like a pump over the hole to fit tight it would fill as quick {as} could be. Sunk by a hole in the inside of the barrel and with a cord nailed to the upper side of the clipper so that when the barrel was upraise{d}, the valve with this cord, the barrel empty{ed} as quick as it filled. To raise this barrel I had a perpendicular shaft with a reel framed round itsix foot in diameter to which a rope was fixed that wound round this reel; that went through the block and shieve over the curb and down to the barrel. And, made fast and below the reel's lever went through shaft worked by two hands. A little more than once round would raise a barrel of water. Thus we could raise a barrel of water every two minutes. After all this experiment, we found that we could not sink the curb. Had to abandon it and get a gum at last. Cut our curb off as low down as we could. Raised the gum inside of it. Bored and made me a pump that I could do myself, having learned much about pumps on board a ship. Got my pump in the gum, the frame on the top to make weight to force the gum down as we cleared the sand and gravel from the bottom on the inside. We had 14 hands at the pump for 10 days. We used to choose sides every morning for who should work together. One side was called the Lighthouse, the other the Militia. Neither side could stand it to pump over 15 minutes before they called for relief. So we passed 10 days; myself made one hand in the gum all this time. We set the gum well down on the rock, put in the head and tubes on Tobias Ruffner's plan. Made the gum completely tight and commenced boring. Tobias had got his gum down before me and had borrowed the auger before me. I could not wait until he had done. I got two or three bars of small iron. Got Tobias to make an auger bit and weld it on the bar of iron and make a swivel for the upper end for the rope which was attached to the spring pole. With two hands to swing the pole for every stroke of the auger and myself sitting down in the gum on the head to turn the auger which was very dry; no water coming in to interfere. This was my first gum bored. We began to bore with two inch hole. For want of experience in boring we made sharp thin bits to bore with; and always sharpened our bit to the size we left off at. Had to take the whole auger across the river to Tobias' blacksmith shop. Then cut the bit from the iron {or} the iron pole or have {to} sharpen the bit then weld it on again. All this Tobias Ruffner used to do for me. Then take the auger across the river again in a canoe. This is the way I bored for four days; and as my auger got too short, made it longer by adding another bar of iron. We had to sharen our auger three times a day this way . In this way we bored forty feet in four days. One day we bored 14 feet through stone coal slate and soap stone. by this time Tobias had got salt water at 44 feet and stopped boring. I then borrowed Johnston's auger with screw joints to bore the balance of my well. On the 7th day, still sitting on the bottom of the gum myself to turn the auger, at 57 feet struck a soft place like clay or rotten slate. Here I thought for a few minutes that it was all over with us; that we had got through the rock and no water yet. For we had struck no water of any kind in boring all this distance. But to our surprise and great joy, the salt water began to boil up six inches above the head of the tube; good strong salt water. I soon had to quit my humble station at the bottom of the gum for the top; when and where all hands gave three cheers for the first salt water on the South West bank of the Kanawha River, opposite to Tinkersville. This place took it's name from Tobias Ruffner's Smith Shop for he was ingenious and used to tinker and make a good many for pumps and tubes etc. In the course of an hour the neighbors were generally collected at the well and cheered us again. Sent off and got something to drink. Silas Reynolds got pretty high; tore my coat in small pieces and strewed them in the trees round the gum. The reason I have been so particular in giving this account is because it was all experiment from the beginning to the end. The first trial with me and put requisition {on} all the ingenuity I had to get along in this business. In boring, to clear the hole of the borings we used to put a boat socket down with a cord and then wait until the boring settled into it. Then could only haul up a gill, or half a pint, at a time. Thus ended my first experiment in sinking the first gum and boring and obtaining the first salt water on the Southwest Bank of the Kanawha River in June 1809 by me. Wm. Whitteker {signed} I now proceeded to prepare for making salt. To get salt kettles sent a man all the way to Brownville, Pennsylvania and while he was gone, I prepared my furnace for them. Made my own pump and boxes myself; and hired to do all other necessary work, which was all completed the first of September and began to make salt with a furnace of 50 kettles and found we could make 50 or 60 bushels in 24 hours. Salt {was} then two dollars a bushel. About this time I made a contract with Isaac Noyes, for eight years, to sink a gum and to bore for salt water on his farm; and to erect a furnace at my own expense. And, then to be at equal shares in the proceeds or profits. I hired the gum sunk in the spring of 1810. In May began to bore the well; but was a good deal troubled to get the boring out of the hole and this sinking down a boat socket tedious. Levi Whitteker, Isaac Noyes, and myself were boring the well. I told them this slow way of getting out the boring and sand would never do; that I thought that I could contrive some better way. I went down home to Charleston. I took five sheets of tin and with common hand shears cut them in two in the middle; and with a two inch auger I bored a hole in one of the logs in my old log house. Into which {hole} I put a round piece of wood to form and hammer my tin in for a tube like nose. These tins had to be soldered and nobody here had a soldering iron. Well, I went to the blacksmith's shop. I made & formed a piece of iron about the size of a hen's egg with an iron shank in handle at one end. The other end I split so as to receive the double of a copper cent. I hammered the cent nearly square then cut the cent in the middle; drove it into this iron. Filed it smooth, hit and tined it over. With this soldered my tube for the hand pump, as I called it. For the lower end, I put in a small box with a valve like a pump. Near the upper end I cut a square hole one inch wide and one half inch long. To empty out the borings in this upper end, I put a piece of wood of the size of the tube two feet long and nailed in tight. The upper end of this wood made small enough to fit and screw into the auger that we were boring with. And, this completed, I took it down to the river and tried it in the sand under water; and could pump it full. Directly I said to myself, this will do; we can now keep our hole clear of boring without much trouble. This sand pump was ten feet long and two inches diameter. I took this sand pump up to the well we were then boring. Tried it and it would bring up a gallon of borings at a time; would clear the hole at once. Two or three times a day was as often enough to use it. And, there was another advantage in this sand pump. We could always tell the strength of the water at the bottom of the hole and what rock we were boring. Now, as simple a thing as the invention of this sand pump was; it was mine and I might have gotten a patent right for it; but was all willing to contribute my little mite for the benefit of of the salt works. Without this sand pump, where is there a single well that could have been bored? Not one. Where then would have been the salt works this day but for this sand pump of poor old Uncle Billy's? Perhaps nowhere on Kanawha. Well, I wonder if there is a salt maker of this day that would feel himself under the least obligation to give the poor old man a lick of salt for all this benefit. I also made the first tin tube ever put into a salt well on Kanawha. And, made it the same way and with the same tools that I made my sand pump. 60 feet in two days, in three pieces; soldered them together when perpendicular, as we put it down into the hole. And, unsoldered them with two brands of fire held round the joints. Screw joints for tubes were not known for a long time after this. Isaac Noyes is the only living witness of my making the first sand pump; who with Levi Whitteker, was boring with myself {on} Noyes' upper well at that time, 1810. We were boring together the well; and when we had bored the depth of 150 feet, we were somewhat discouraged. So deep that we should never get water that would rise. Norris {he probably means Noyes because Norris was only 3 yrs old in 1810} thought we had better quit and sink another gum. So, we put it to vote. I voted to bore on further but Noyes and Levi voted against me so we stopped boring. So I got another gum; and to find the right place, there was an old man, called the Water Witch, who could tell exactly with his peach tree and hazel fork, exactly where the salt water was. By holding one of them in both hands and walking along the bank. The end of the rod would draw down towards where the salt water was hard enough to screw the bark off the branch he held in his hand. And, Isaac had superstition enough to believe it; and I was a little inclined that way myself. So, we sunk the gum and bored and got salt water. Erected a furnace and made salt. After 18 months we, Noyes and myself, thought we ought to have a settlement of our accounts {which} had been kept so loose that neither of us could tell how {the} accounts stood. He offered to take so much and I offered to give so much; the difference was 600 bushels of salt. We agreed to spit on a chip and throw up, wet or dry, which should have it. He won. This settled the business which law could not have done.

Adam (Leigh Whannell) despierta en una bañera llena de agua. En uno de sus pies está atado el tapón y al levantarse, lo quita, causando que una llave se vaya por el desagüe. En el lugar hay alguien más, que enciende las luces, permitiendo a Adam ver que está encadenado a una tubería en un muy sucio baño industrial subterráneo. Frente a él y en su misma situación, se encuentra el doctor Lawrence Gordon (Cary Elwes). En medio del cuarto, a una gran distancia de los protagonistas, hay un cadáver con un disparo en la cabeza, una grabadora en la mano derecha y una pistola en la izquierda. Pronto descubren que en sus bolsillos tienen unos sobres con sus nombres y unos cassettes con la palabra “reprodúceme” escrita en ellos. El doctor Gordon tiene, además, una bala y una llave, que no sirve para abrir las cadenas. Adam consigue la grabadora del muerto y reproduce los cassettes. El mensaje: Lawrence debe matar a Adam antes de las seis de la tarde, o de lo contrario, su esposa y su hija serán asesinadas y ellos quedarán allí encerrados hasta morir. El doctor Gordon cree que quién los pudo encerrar allí es el asesino del puzzle, conocido como Jigsaw y cuenta la siguiente historia a Adam: Hacía cinco meses, los detectives Tapp (Danny Glover) y Sing encontraron el cadáver de un hombre, cuyo nombre era Paul, dentro de un alambre de púas con heridas de cortes. Una grabadora le decía que debía encontrar la salida dentro de tres horas pasando por los alambres, ya que hacía tiempo se había intentado suicidar cortándose las venas, o quedaría encerrado allí. Poco después encontraron en una habitación oscura el cadáver calcinado de otra víctima, llamada Mark, que despertó con un veneno en sus venas, cuyo antídoto estaba en una caja fuerte. La combinación estaba escrita en las paredes, en las cuales se encontraban cientos de números, debiendo iluminarlas con una vela, sin acercarla a su cuerpo al estar embadurnado con una sustancia inflamable, y anotarlos. Mark falló. La detective Kerry halló un bolígrafo en la escena, con las huellas dactilares del Dr. Gordon. Tapp y Sing llevan a Gordon a la comisaría para interrogarlo, considerándolo inocente. Pero antes de irse, le hacen escuchar el relato de Amanda Young (Shawnee Smith), la única sobreviviente de los juegos. Ella se despertó en una habitación con una máquina sobre su cabeza. En una televisión un muñeco ventrílocuo le dijo que la máquina le destrozaría la mandíbula en dos minutos, y que la única llave para evitarlo estaba en el estómago de su compañero de celda, quien aparentemente estaba muerto. Amanda cogió un cuchillo, pero cuando se acercó descubrió que el hombre estaba vivo. Sin embargo, decide salvarse a ella misma y mata al hombre, destripándole el estómago. El muñeco, montado en un triciclo, le dice que muchas personas no valoraban su vida, pero que ella no lo volvería a hacer. En la comisaría, Amanda dice a Tapp que era drogadicta y que estaba agradecida porque gracias a Jigsaw y su juego, había superado su adicción. Nuevamente en el baño, Adam rompe accidentalmente un espejo y descubre tras de él un objeto que contiene una cámara de vídeo, usada por el secuestrador de la esposa e hija del doctor. Lawrence recuerda que Diana, su hija, antes de acostarse vio a un hombre que la observaba desde dentro del armario. Pero él luego salió de la casa y no vio que sucedía después, ya que despertó en el baño. Allí, sacó su billetera y le pasó unas fotografías de la niña a Adam, quien dijo que era hermosa. Gordon le dijo que detrás había una fotografía en la que estaban los tres, pero allí en realidad había otra, en la que su esposa y su hija están atadas y amordazadas, y una nota que decía: “La X marca el lugar del tesoro. A veces ves mejor con los ojos cerrados”. Pero Adam no le mostró la fotografía a su compañero. Al ver el video de la trampa de Amanda en la comisaría, los detectives Tapp y Sing descubren una pista acerca de dónde fue filmada y se dirigen a una fábrica abandonada de maniquíes. Encuentran allí al ventrílocuo, una maqueta de la trampa del baño y a un hombre llamado Jeff, atado a una silla con dos taladros manuales a pocos centímetros de sus sienes. En ese momento entra Jigsaw a la habitación y los detectives se esconden. Mientras Jigsaw habla con Jeff, salen Tapp y Sing, pero el primero activó los taladros, que en veinte segundos perforarían el cerebro de la víctima. Sing buscaba desesperadamente la llave, mientras que Tapp lo ponía de rodillas. Jigsaw dijo que estaba enfermo y que no podía arrodillarse, de modo que Sing disparó a los taladros. Entonces Jigsaw tomó un cuchillo y le cortó el cuello a Tapp. Sing lo persiguió, hasta que al llegar al piso de abajo le disparó en la espalda. Jigsaw se dejó caer engañando al detective, quien al dar unos pasos más pisó un hilo que disparó cuatro escopetas sobre su cabeza, matándolo inmediatamente. A pesar de todo Tapp logró salir con vida de la fábrica. En el presente, solo quedan tres horas a los cautivos en el baño. Lawrence busca la X que decía el cassette y Adam recordando la nota, le dice que apague las luces. Descubren la X pintada en la pared con pintura fosforescente. El doctor Gordon rompe la pared con la sierra y descubre una cajita, que abre con la llave que encontró en el sobre. En su interior hay dos cigarrillos, un encendedor, un teléfono móvil y una nota que le decía que no necesitaba un arma para matar a Adam. Gordon trata de llamar a la policía, pero el teléfono solo permite recibir llamadas, no hacerlas. Recordó que le pasó algo así antes de ser secuestrado en el estacionamiento del hospital. Iba a llamar a la oficina para que le abrieran el portón, pero ahí descubrió lo del celular. Luego alguien con una máscara de un cerdo le secuestró y lo drogó. Lawrence recuerda que la grabación dijo que el cadáver en el cuarto tenía veneno en la sangre. Por eso la nota decía que no necesitaba un arma: podía envenenarlo con un cigarrillo. Pero Gordon, incapaz de hacer una cosa así, apaga las luces y le dice al joven que se acerque. Planea untar un cigarrillo con la sangre, cambiarlo por uno normal en la caja y dárselo a Adam. Éste simularía morir envenenado y así podrían salir. Pero cuando se hace el muerto, su cadena recibe una descarga eléctrica. Los habían descubierto. Adam recuerda que fue secuestrado mientras revelaba unas fotografías en su apartamento (pues era fotógrafo). Le muestra entonces a Lawrence la foto de su familia atada y amordazada. Al rato, suena el teléfono y es la esposa del doctor, quien le dice que no crea las mentiras de Adam. Cuando Gordon lo interroga, Adam revela que fue contratado por alguien llamado Bob, para fotografiarlo por 200 dólares por la noche. A continuación le muestra las fotos que le tomó esa noche y que había encontrado en la bolsa con las sierras. Adam le dice que la noche anterior lo siguió hasta un hotel, donde Lawrence engañaba a su esposa con una estudiante de medicina de su hospital. Es decir que Lawrence no fue secuestrado en el estacionamiento de un hospital, sino de un hotel. Fue elegido por Jigsaw por engañar a su esposa y mentir. Se descubre que fue Tapp quien contrató a Adam para fotografiar al doctor, convencido de que éste era Jigsaw. En medio de la discusión, ambos observan que el tiempo ya se les acabó. Ya habían pasado las seis horas. En casa de Gordon, el secuestrador, al observar que el tiempo expiró, apaga la cámara y toma su pistola dispuesto a cometer el asesinato. En una de las fotografías que Adam tomó a Gordon cuando salía de su casa, había un hombre asomado por la ventana. Cuando pregunta al doctor si había alguien más en su casa, él contesta que no, de modo que ambos deducen que debe ser Jigsaw. Al ver la fotografía, Gordon reconoce a Zep Hindle, un enfermero en su hospital. En su casa, efectivamente era Zep quien se disponía a matar a Diana y a Alison, a quien obliga a llamar a su esposo para decirle que falló. Sin embargo ella había logrado desatarse las manos y quita la pistola a Zep. Llama a Gordon, quien se disculpa. Luego intenta desatar a su hija, pero Zep intenta quitarle la pistola y se producen disparos, que Lawrence oye al otro lado del teléfono. Cuando Tapp oye los disparos, corre hacia la casa, dispuesto a atrapar a Jigsaw. Mientras, Alison y Zep luchan por el control del arma. Ella logra enterrarle unas tijeras en la pierna al mismo tiempo que entra el ex-detective. Las mujeres logran escapar, al tiempo que Zap rompe un jarrón en la cabeza de Tap y huye dispuesto a matar a Gordon. En el baño, el doctor había sido electrocutado. Adam cree que murió y empieza a arrojarle unas piedritas, pero Gordon despierta histérico y pálido, maldiciendo y gritando. El teléfono móvil suena, pero él no es capaz de alcanzarlo. Entonces, desesperado se ata la camisa al pie y se la pone en su boca. Toma la sierra y comienza a amputarse su pie, haciendo caso omiso a las súplicas y gritos de Adam. En la calle, Tapp persigue a Zep en sus respectivos vehículos, hasta llegar a los túneles de las alcantarillas de la ciudad. En los túneles el ex detective alcanza a Zep, pero cuando pelean por la pistola, Zep se desliza por debajo y le dispara en el pecho, matándole. En el baño, Gordon se arrastra hasta la pistola, que carga con la bala que encontró en el sobre. Le dijo a Adam que debía morir y le disparó. Mientras, vemos que la familia de Gordon estaba tranquila en su casa, haciendo la denuncia a la policía. Afortunadamente ya estaban a salvo. Entonces Zep Hindle entra al baño, diciendo que era demasiado tarde y que debía matar a Lawrence. En ese momento, Adam se levanta y lo tira al suelo: Lawrence solo le había disparado en el hombro. Adam le quita la pistola de las manos y le golpea en la cara con la tapa del retrete hasta matarlo. Gordon dice que irá a pedir ayuda, a pesar de haber perdido mucha sangre. Adam busca una llave en los bolsillos de Zep, encontrando únicamente una grabadora similar a la que ellos ya tenían. Descubre entonces que Jigsaw inyectó a Zep un veneno de acción lenta en las venas, cuyo antídoto daría solo si mataba a la familia de Gordon en caso de que él fallara su prueba. Entonces Adam descubre que Zep no es Jigsaw, y contempla como el “cadáver” en el medio del cuarto se levanta. El muerto era el mismo Jigsaw, quien había estado todo el tiempo supervisándolos y dándoles descargas eléctricas. Jigsaw era un paciente del doctor Gordon que padecía cáncer y al que le quedaban pocos meses de vida. Jigsaw confiesa a Adam que la llave de su cadena está en la bañera, y el fotógrafo recuerda un aparato luminoso que se fue por el desagüe: la llave que abriría las cadenas. Adam intenta dispararle con la pistola de Zep, pero este usa el mando para darle una descarga eléctrica. Finalmente, Adam grita de desesperación mientras ve cómo Jigsaw se marcha apagando las luces y diciendo la frase: "¡Fin del juego!".

=== '''Florence & Joseph Deel''' === Some information regarding Florence & Joseph Deel, who were my great-grandparents, were obtained from this link which is Union Associations of Old Regular Baptists of Jesus Christ, extracted from obituaries: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~chloe2001/obits/orb1958.html [[GEORGE JOSEPH DEEL]] Born 11/11/1910 Died 4/23/1958 Parents MILES HARVEY & MARY DEEL Married FLORENCE COLEMAN 11 Children === '''Samuel Yates & Sarah Deel''' === Obituary for Samuel Yates who was my 5th great grandfather. ''Me>Sheilah Deel>William Kermit Deel>George Joseph Deel>Miles Harvey Deel>Polly Yates>Whitten Yates>Samuel Yates'' http://vagenweb.org/wise/orbcwise2.html [[Samuel Yates]], born 6/10/1842, died 2/16/1918, married Sarah Deel ca 1865; they had 2 daughters and 5 sons, five still living. Sarah Deel Yates preceded him in death. He joined the ORB Church ca 1888 and lived a member until the divide when he went off with the hard shell side and remained with them until he became dissatisfied then he came back by acknowledgement in the presence of the church. Thereafter he was a member of the Russell Prater Church. Written by Elder D. C. Church and J. M. Gibson '''Sarah A Deel''' http://vagenweb.org/wise/orbcwise2.html Sarah A. Deel, the daughter of James H. Deel, Sr.and Vicey Deel, was born 3/29/1857, died 4/25/1916. She married James H. Deel, 9/13/1879; they had 1 daughter. She joined the ORB Church April 13, 1916 at a church service in her home, held there because she was too ill to attend regular services. She was carried to the river on a frame and baptized by Elder D. C. Church. She was survived by her husband, her daughter, 2 brothers and 3 sisters.

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The mother and father of [[Ringlesby-1|Christopher Ringlesby]] are, as of yet, unknown. But, it is doubtless that he was the brother of [[Ringlesby-5|James Ringlesby]] and [[Ringlesby-4|Fielden Ringlesby]] of Hamilton County, Ohio; as well as [[Ringlesby-2|Lewis Ringlesby]] of Lawrence County, Kentucky and later Scott County, Iowa....and [[Ringlesby-3|John Ringlesby]] of Davenport, Scott County Iowa. He married the widow of Carroll Morris, [[See-2|Frances See Morris]] before 1820 in Kanawha County, Virginia; and they lived for 20 years in Mason County, Virginia, before moving the family to Montpelier, Muscatine County, Iowa, just across the line from Scott County. He died there on September 17, 1873.

Mr. Danielle Fuentes, 30 year old male patient was admitted with a Chief complaint of painful urination. Few wks PTA, he experienced hematuria accompanied by hypogastric pain. 3 days PTA, accompanied by dysuria, this prompted consult. V/S taken as: T-39.5 C; PR-70; RR-18; BP-110/70. Bowel movement: none; UO: 100 cc/hour Doctor's Orders: Infuse IVFffl D5NSS 1L to run for 12 hours Drop factor - 20 gtts/cc Incorporate Gentamycin Sulfate 40 mg to present IVF STAT Stock dose: 40 mg/ampule DiclofenacNa25mgtabTID Stock: 100 mg tab Cefuroxime 750 mg / IV push OD x 7 days Stock: 500 mg dilute in 5 cc of sterile water Medical diagnosis: Urolithiasis r/o UTI

A partir del IV milenio antes de Cristo, se extiende a lo largo de todo el occidente europeo, un fenómeno cultural, que se caracteriza principalmente por la construcción de un tipo de enterramiento particular, el túmulo. Estos tienen la forma aproximada de un casquete esférico, aunque en ocasiones su planta no es exactamente circular sino ligeramente elíptica. Están compuestos por una estructura tumular que puede ser sólo de tierra, de piedras, o de tierra y piedras, en ocasiones delimitada en la base por un anillo peristatílico pétreo que la recorre a modo de zócalo. Con frecuencia el túmulo se encuentra cubierto por una coraza de placas de piedra bien encajadas entre sí. Un elevado número de túmulos alberga estructuras megalíticas de variada tipología, dólmenes. Si bien conocemos donde enterraban a los muertos, poco sabemos de dónde y cómo se desarrollaba su vida. Posiblemente eran grupos que ocupaban el territorio de forma dispersa, con hábitats no fijos, levantados con materiales perecederos en consonancia con una vida semi nómada, de ocupación de todo tipo de paisajes. De echo, la configuración del paisaje rural gallego podría haberse iniciado en estos momentos, a través de la utilización en el monte del sistema de rozas con tecnología de azada, para el cultivo de cereal de invierno, y uso de la ganadería extensiva y pequeños huertos en zonas bajas. El uso sistemático del cultivo de rozas, pudo constituir el punto de partida del proceso histórico de la reducción del bosque en Galicia, la roza habría provocado pequeños procesos erosivos, y la formación de brañas. El túmulo no es únicamente el lugar donde enterrar al difunto, desempeña una función ritual, simbólica. Delimita el espacio funerario, marca y humaniza el paisaje. Están concebidos para durar, permanecer en el tiempo y en el espacio1, hay una búsqueda de la monumentalidad. Constituye la primera arquitectura monumental de Galicia, es "una construcción arquitectónica original concreta”. Las necrópolis tumulares ocupan de un modo continuo todo el territorio "las construían donde las construían, y esto era más o menos donde les daba la gana"(VAQUERO, J 1995), por lo general en lugares del paisaje donde eran visibles desde cierta distancia, acentuándose por ser construcciones que ofrecen una discontinuidad en el paisaje. Aunque en su emplazamiento se pueden observar, según Vaquero, dos constantes "pensadas", la linealidad en la disposición y una dirección determinada, que se concretizan en la mayoría de las ocasiones en los límites entre formas cóncavas y convexas del relieve -cordales, depresiones, valles,-. Para el profesor Vázquez Varela "los constructores de túmulos son los primeros en modificar de un modo importante y permanente un paisaje, sus poblados, sus lugares de pastoreo y campos de cultivo, junto con una importante red de caminos vinculada con los intercambios entre las diferentes comunidades, marcan claramente la huella específica de lo humano, la cultura frente a la naturaleza, a la que someten con mayor fuerza que las poblaciones anteriores"(VÁZQUEZ VARELA 1994). La dispersión de las necrópolis va a transformar el paisaje gallego, lo humaniza por primera vez a gran escala, y marca el poblamiento de la región hasta la actualidad. En Valdoviño se localizan en la actualidad diez túmulos que pueden ser adscribibles a este momento cultural2. Por lo general tanto sus características tipológicas, distribución, y emplazamiento siguen las pautas que hemos apuntado en párrafos anteriores; son construcciones monumentales, construidas para ser vistas y permanecer en el tiempo, únicamente en A Pena da Moura (31), hemos podido constatar la presencia de una cámara megalítica, que en palabras de D. Federico Maciñeira es "la mayor pieza dolménica con que tropecé en el país" (F. Maciñeira, 1943). Se encuentran distribuidos por diferentes paisajes a lo largo del territorio, desde zonas de valle, a chairas en los cordales, y hasta fuertes pendientes, todos lugares donde son fácilmente visibles desde puntos concretos. También es posible distinguir las dos constantes en su emplazamiento que señala Vaquero, la linealidad y la aparente dirección determinada. Si tomamos como referencia un camino antiguo, en concreto el camino de San Andrés3 observamos como las mámoas jalonan el mismo, con una aparente linealidad y dirección determinada que podría marcar, en este caso, el camino hacia algún destino de carácter religioso, la zona de San Andrés de Teixido ó incluso el Cabo Ortegal. 4. La edad antigua en Galicia se identifica por la presencia de una cultura que tiene como hábitat característico el castro, y que se desarrolla desde la edad del hierro sobre un fuerte substrato indígena de la etapa final del Bronce, con la conjunción de rasgos propios con influencias exteriores, centro europeas, atlánticas, e incluso mediterráneas. El castro es un recinto fortificado que ocupa todas las variedades ecológicas disponibles y adecuadas para un asentamiento humano. Podemos considerar el hábitat castreño como concentrado, y se reparte en función de las características topográficas, estratégicas, y sobre todo económicas del entorno, en la búsqueda de la proximidad a los recursos naturales con una potencialidad agropecuaria, pesquera y minera de excelentes condiciones para el desarrollo de la población. El poblamiento castreño posee un fuerte carácter campesino, aunque con fuerte tradición guerrera, y ofrece una profunda humanización y aculturación del espacio natural. Se sitúan, preferentemente, en zonas del denominado paisaje cóncavo, en torno a los valles, ubicados en lugares destacados sobre el entorno, donde a través de obras artificiales adaptadas a la topografía, las defensas, se resalta su visibilización, y su presencia en un territorio Los castros constituyen asentamientos fortificados construidos para perdurar en un espacio proyectado por sus habitantes, el territorio. Territorio que puede ser concebido como algo que es posible organizar desde el punto de vista religioso y no meramente geográfico. Se aprecia una búsqueda de las tierras de mejor calidad, donde poder aplicar una agricultura de carácter intensivo. Disponen los asentamientos a media altura, transición entre el monte y el valle, los dos espacios donde se produce un desarrollo agrícola importante, gracias a las mejoras de las condiciones técnicas, como el uso del arado, la tracción animal, el abono, las obras de acondicionamiento del terreno, surcos, terrazas, agras, y la combinación de las especies de cultivo. En el mundo castreño se empiezan a diferenciar claramente, aunque perfectamente complementados, los dos espacios de cultivo que marcarán la Galicia rural hasta la actualidad; el saltus, el monte, donde a través del sistema de rozas se cultiva el cereal, y se preparan los terrenos para el pasto del ganado. Y el ager, zonas bajas de valle, acondicionadas con terrazas ó agras, en pequeños huertos, de cereales y hortalizas. La ganadería, la recolección, la pesca, el marisqueo, la caza, la minería o el comercio constituyen actividades complementarias que, dependiendo de la zona, adquieren una mayor trascendencia dentro de la economía castreña. El modelo más válido para interpretar su organización social y simbólica es el que nos ofrece el mundo céltico La cultura castreña se encontraba dividida en unidades de carácter territorial, los populi, conjunto de castros que se ubicaban en un territorio, integrados en una tribu. Los castros ubicados en la actualidad en el término de Valdoviño, formaban parte de un populus integrado en la tribu de los Ártabros, quienes tenían una identidad política propia, y un marco territorial, que se conoce como Terra de Trasancos. En el ayuntamiento de Valdoviño, dentro de la Terra de Trasancos, se localiza la presencia de veinte yacimientos castreños, ubicados a lo largo de todo el territorio municipal. Geográficamente se distinguen dos zonas; una superficie de aplanamiento al Oeste, donde los asentamientos buscan la proximidad a las zonas bajas, de cultivo, por lo que hay una mayor concentración del hábitat, y una zona de relieve más accidentado al Este, donde el hábitat castreño es más disperso, ocupando las escasas zonas de valle, centradas principalmente en la costa. En la mayoría, si exceptuamos los costeros y los de carácter eminentemente estratégico se observa un desarrollo de sus estructuras hacia las tierras fértiles de las cuencas próximas, bien a través de la presencia de antecastros, o por el desarrollo combinado de varios sistemas defensivos y amplios aterrazamientos que parten del recinto principal. La morfología de la costa va a ser en buena parte responsable del número de asentamientos que en esta se sitúan y de su tipología. La importancia de estos asentamientos radica, posiblemente, en que cumplan una doble función; estratégica-defensiva, y comercial, aunque tampoco podemos olvidar su capacidad para captar recursos marítimos (marisqueo y pesca). La costa de Valdoviño podemos dividirla en tres zonas por la presencia de tres amplias playas (Frouxeira, Pantín y Vilarrube) que sirven de salida a tres espacios diferentes. Estos espacios condicionan la ubicación de una serie de yacimientos a su alrededor, conformando unos "territorios" concretos, orientados hacia el mar, nexo de unión entre ellos. La topografía determina el asentamiento, y se aprecia una mayor densidad de castros en las zonas amplias, abiertas y de relieve suave, frente a la otra más accidentada (Vilarrube), y que posiblemente se encuentre condicionada por un carácter estratégico-defensivo de salida al mar de una ruta comercial. 5. Todo territorio tiene un límite espacial que por lo general estaba marcado por una serie de accidente naturales (bosques, zonas rocosas, lagos), o bien por los terrenos incultos. Estas "fronteras", tierra de nadie, son las zonas adecuadas para desarrollar las relaciones intergrupales, asambleas, celebraciones festivas ó mercados, son los fora, "instituciones socio-religiosas, que parten de los indoeuropeos de la Edad del Bronce, y sufriendo evolución e influencias, y respetada o tolerada por los romanos, tuvo vigencia en la romanidad tardía, y aún se pueden detectar sus vestigios fuertemente cristianizados, bajo el aplastante poder de la Iglesia Medieval”. En estos "posibles santuarios prerromanos", se destacaba la presencia de un altar rupestre, gran piedra que era el eje de la asamblea estacional, del Oenac[h]. ¿Podemos estar en O Foro, ante un altar?, ¿lugar sagrado y de reunión social de los habitantes de Valdoviño en estos momentos de la historia antigua?, es probable, pero sería necesario acometer una intervención arqueológica para poder contrastar esta hipótesis. La presencia de importantes reservas metalíferas en el N de Galicia, donde se encuentra un yacimiento primario de oro que ocupa una franja de terreno que Sánchez Palencia denomina Valdoviño-Aranga, condicionará una parte de su historia. Desde época campaniforme y del Bronce Antiguo Peninsular se desarrolla una importante vocación minera, con una tecnología propia de extracción de estaño y oro. La existencia de estas minas provocó una fuerte atracción en los navegantes atlánticos y sobre todo mediterráneos, quienes ya no abandonarían estas rutas hasta la conquista romana, así Strabón (III-14) menciona como Posidonios señala en sus escritos que "dentro del territorio de los Ártabros, existían y se beneficiaban de abundantes minas de plata, estaño, y ganga de oro argentífero". El interés por los recursos metalíferos supone la integración de Galicia en el circuito de cambio de Roma. Estos primeros contactos, hasta el inicio de la conquista romana (II A.C.), supone un estímulo fundamental para el desarrollo de la sociedad indígena castreña. Estos navegantes tienen la necesidad de establecerse en tierra firme; ya sea de forma temporal o permanente, por lo que buscan puntos de contacto estables en la costa donde; poder fondear ó varar sin dañar sus navíos, asentamientos con buenas defensas y accesos al interior para facilitar los intercambios y el abastecimiento. La presencia en la zona del Pereiro de una explotación minera facilitaría la ubicación de varios castros en la zona, O Pereiro serviría de base y campamento de la explotación, Frouxeira y O Vico, podrían constituir el lugar de embarque del material. Lo que si parece seguro es que el castro das Ferreirias, en el que se localizó material romano y que presenta un único nivel de ocupación hacia el cambio de era, representaría la salida al mar de los productos mineros de la zona de La Barquera y Labacengos, que llegarían a través de la ruta del curso del río Forcadas, camino jalonado por un sistema defensivo compuesto por los castros de Vidueiros, Lousada, Vilarrube, Frádigas, y el propio Ferreirias6, con una gran defensa y amplias terrazas que discurren hasta la orilla, en forma de embarcadero. La romanización del NO fue eminentemente rural, basada en la explotación de los recursos naturales; se introduce un nuevo sistema y técnicas agrarias, se cultivan especies nuevas, se incrementa la producción, el uso de molinos circulares como el localizado en Pazos, herramientas de hierro, etc. La ocupación del territorio va unida a nuevas formas de distribución de la población en diversos tipos asentamientos7: * En época Augustea y Julio-Claudia, se ocupan los denominados Castros-agrícolas. Son los mismos asentamientos que se continúan utilizando pero sometiéndolos a una ampliación, o bien asentamientos nuevos ubicados en las zonas de potencialidad agrícola. En ellos se localizan estructuras de estilo romano. Poulo, donde se localizaron monedas desde el siglo I (D.C.), Tiberio ó Claudio, hasta el IV, puede haber sido un asentamiento que ha perdurado mucho tiempo. E Castro de Crecente, donde, según la prospección superficial, se ha producido una ampliación del recinto, sería otro ejemplo de este momento. * Desde mediados del siglo I al III (D.C.) Se desarrolla una etapa de asimilación y transformaciones en el poblamiento. Se crean ciudades y nuevos núcleos rurales, los vici, que ejemplifican el sistema romano de ocupación del territorio, hábitats concentrados en poblados abiertos. La historiografía clásica señala la presencia en el Golfo Ártabro de dos ciudades Libunca y Adobrica, que serían los núcleos de población de más importancia en este espacio. Saralegui apunta la posibilidad de que la ciudad de Adóbrica se situase en Valdoviño, al final de la amplia llanura del valle de Trasancos, relacionando la aparición de gran cantidad de material arqueológico romano en la zona de Poulo, y con las explotaciones mineras de esta área. Souto Vizoso señala la aparición de numeroso material romano en la misma zona; monedas, ladrillos, sartegos, cerámicas, tégulas, torques de oro y plata, etc, y apunta "esta barriada, incluído Poulo, ha sido un vicus, un burgo o una villa rural y agrícola de la época romana, con su pazo correspondiente, su mámoa o medoña y su castro...".Si bien con distorsiones crono-culturales, apunta, ante la concentración de hallazgos, la posibilidad de estar ante un yacimiento de cierta entidad que, a partir del asentamiento fortificado ha crecido a lo largo de la ladera. * Los siglos III y IV marcan el desarrollo del tipo de hábitat disperso en el mundo romano, las villae, residencias familiares y/o granjas de explotación agropecuaria. Su situación viene marcada por los condicionantes económicos -capacidad productiva de la tierra y buenas comunicaciones-, y los habitacionales -salubridad, agradabilidad del ambiente, situación a media ladera, y orientación adecuada hacia los puntos de máxima insolación-. Características de emplazamiento que reúne el lugar de O Foro, en Aviño, donde en 1946 se localizó una columna y un capitel romanos, además de otros materiales. La entidad del hallazgo, y el lugar, la proximidad al castro de Aviño, la orientación hacia zonas productivas, nos puede señalar la posibilidad de que encontrarnos ante un yacimiento romano tipo villae. Según Andrés Pena en la playa de la Frouxeira se han localizado restos de ánforas, ¿podríamos tener cerca de la playa un pecio?, es una pregunta que no podemos responder. Para este mismo autor la romanización de Trasancos únicamente afectaría al núcleo aristocrático del territorio, con lo que se continuaría con una agricultura de subsistencia, autárquica. En la actualidad, y a falta de intervenciones sistemáticas que completen el panorama de la Cultura castreña y su evolución tras la ocupación romana, creemos que en la zona de Valdoviño hay un intenso poblamiento condicionado por; su situación en una zona de paso dentro de los circuitos comerciales por el atlántico, por su riqueza minera, su potencialidad agrícola -sobre todo en la zona en la que se extiende la amplia superficie llana al Oeste-, y la capacidad de adaptación de sus necesidades económicas a los condicionantes naturales que le ofrece el medio natural -ya sea a través de la recolección, la pesca, marisqueo, ganadería, etc.-. En época alto medieval la Terra de Trasancos, vive el intento de recuperación de la productividad de una tierra que se encuentra ocupada por el bosque, donde sus habitantes viven esparcidos en lugares de poca relevancia agrupados en torno a las iglesias. En este ambiente se va desarrollando el cristianismo, que "más que una cuestión misional fue una cuestión administrativa" donde la población adapta su tradición a las nuevas creencias, y se adecuó a las clases dominantes. Se erigen los primeros templos, en las cercanías de los núcleos de población, sacralizando lugares anteriormente paganos. Según Souto las iglesias de San Mamed y de Santa Eulalia, son las primeras construcciones eclesiásticas del ayuntamiento, a las que seguirían otras como las de Sequeiro, Lourido, Lago, Timiraus, As Neves, Taraza o Valdetires, todas ellas documentadas a principios del siglo XII. El 7 de febrero de 1110 San Martín de Jubia pasa a depender de la Diócesis de Santiago, Don Pedro, cura de Valdoviño, se adhiere con los monjes benedictinos, con lo que deja de pertenecer a la sede Britoniense, de la cual dependía hasta la fecha. En 1122, Trasancos, Labacengos y Arros pasan a pertenecer a la sede Mindoniense, de acuerdo con el arzobispo de Santiago Diego Gelmirez. Será a partir de este siglo cuando Trasancos será considerado arcedianato. Con la donación efectuada en 1113 por la Condesa doña Mayor, esposa del Conde de Galicia, Pedrol Froilaz, a los monjes de Jubia, de gran parte de los terrenos de los cotos altos de Vixia, Confurco, Pereiro, hasta los límites del Illope, los habitantes de Valdoviño tienen que relacionarse con los monjes negros de San Martín al haberse convertido en colonos del cenobio. En estos momentos del medievo crea la villa como la cédula básica de la organización del espacio, y que se define como un pequeño núcleo habitado con sus terrazgos y espacios incultos, la villa se encuentra integrada por un conjunto de casales (casa y huerto), siendo el casal la unidad básica de explotación. Loira, Crecente, Sequeiro ó Frádigas, pueden ser ejemplos de núcleos medievales. La unidad política básica, al menos hasta el siglo XII, es el Territorio, que es utilizado para ubicar geográficamente el lugar. Será en el siglo XII cuando se crea una estructura de parroquias de territorio reducido, y cuando se configura la red de poblamiento rural de Galicia que se mantiene hasta hoy, por lo que "la constitución del mundo rural gallego se remonta con claridad hasta el siglo XII, en el que se produce la adecuación del hábitat tradicional al paisaje cóncavo, donde la unidad topográfica elemental ha sido el valle, foco organizador del poblamiento". Dos aspectos, uno religioso-simbólico, y otro en clave económico, han tenido mucha influencia durante la época medieval en el desarrollo del territorio de Valdoviño. El primero, religioso-simbólico, se encuentra fuertemente ligado a la ruta de peregrinación a San Andrés de Teixido. A través de territorio de Valdoviño discurría el camino e peregrinación a Teixido de mayor importancia, ya que por el llegaban los peregrinos procedentes de Portugal, Pontevedra, La Coruña y Ferrol. La presencia de este camino era fundamental en la vida social y religiosa del momento, a lo largo de la misma se establecían una serie de ermitas, pequeñas capillas que además de servir de descanso, o como lugar de refugio, constituían un importante filón de explotación económica debido a las ofrendas que allí se dejaban. En el año 1181 se produce la donación a los Caballeros Sanjuanistas de Jerusalén de Teixido y Régoa. Este hecho influirá de modo positivo para la zona, donde los monjes se preocupan de crear y/o mantener una serie de infraestructuras necesarias para la correcta "explotación" del lugar de peregrinación. La Ermita de Nuestra Señora de Liñeiro, o da Fame, en Vilarrube, la Casa de la Bastona en Porto de Cabo -posada y albergue para los romeros-8, o el puente de porto do Cabo9, que se puede fechar en estos primeros siglos de la edad media, pueden ser señalados como los ejemplos más importantes, si bien su influencia se dejó sentir en toda la comarca donde proliferan las cruces de Malta en las construcciones, señal inequívoca de su presencia. Desde el punto de vista económico, las actividades relacionadas con el mar han jugado un papel importante en la historia medieval de Valdoviño. Las explotaciones mineras, principal aliciente económico de la colonización romana, se encontraban muy abandonadas y pasaban por un período de decadencia, debido a la pobreza de las técnicas utilizadas, y a la carencia de mano de obra esclava. Las amplias playas y pequeñas calas favorecerían la arribada de barcos tanto de pesca como de comercio. Englobado, Valdoviño, en un contexto histórico, en el que la proyección económica de toda la Galicia Medieval hacia el exterior tiene su base en la pesca, actividad tradicional que se fue perfeccionando y organizando progresivamente, y tuvo un papel clave en el desarrollo de las poblaciones costeras. El pescado se había convertido, gracias al cristianismo, en un producto clave para su consumo durante épocas de vigilia, lo que favoreció no sólo su captura sino también el desarrollo de técnicas de conservación, como el salazón o el ahumado, que lo preparaba para su exportación, tanto hacia el interior como a los puertos mediterráneos. La sardina, la merluza, el congrio, e incluso el aceite de ballena10 son los productos con mayor acogida en el mercado. La ubicación geográfica de Valdoviño le posibilitaba el entrar en los circuitos comerciales del momento, desde la Ría de Ferrol se exportaban los productos al Mediterráneo, y desde Cedeira al Cantábrico y el País Vasco, además de servir de centro distribuidor del mercado local. En diversos lugares de la costa, preferentemente algo alejados de los núcleos urbanos, debido a que eran procedimientos sucios y de mal olientes, proliferaban las pesquerías, controladas por nobles, laicos y eclesiásticos. Conocidos desde el siglo X, estos establecimientos proliferaron durante el siglo XII fomentados por la colonización cisterciense. Los monjes blancos inician un proceso de salazón y secado industrial novedoso. Desde finales del siglo XIII existían en Trasancos tres factorías de despiece de ballena y salazón, en Cariño, Cobas y O porto (Meirás). Las familias de la comarca, los Mandiá, Lago, Piñeiro, y Andrade, poseían naves que traían el pescado capturado en las costas próximas, como en el Golfo de Vizcaya, y que era salado y secado en estas factorías para ser enviado a Levante. Posiblemente la factoría do porto continuaría su actividad hasta el siglo XIV, aunque la ensenada do Portiño, excelente puerto de abrigo, continuó utilizándose hasta la actualidad. En el aspecto político debemos señalar que la casa de los Traba, administró y gobernó la mayor parte del territorio municipal hasta 1369, pasando a ser la casa de Andrade la que estaba al frente de su gobierno hasta 1733, cuando se incorpora a la Corona de España. De época moderna si bien se conservan numerosas noticias históricas, y construcciones civiles de relieve, como pazos e iglesias, que forman parte de nuestro patrimonio arquitectónico11, será en los elementos de los que prácticamente no quedan restos, en los que centremos esta breve exposición. La actividad industrial se encuentra documentada por la presencia de numerosos molinos harineros en todos los ríos, además de un batán, y el establecimiento de Ferreirías en el Río das Forcadas. Desde donde se cargaba madera de tojo para su consumo en la ciudad de La Coruña12. En diferentes puntos de la comarca, preferentemente lugares altos y prominentes, se encontraban ubicados unos establecimientos militares dedicados para la vigilancia y el control de la costa, los denominados Fachos. Pequeñas garitas preparadas para albergar un pequeño número de soldados que cumplían esta misión, por medio del envío de señales visuales, bien con banderas, o sobre todo luminosas (os fachos). En la actualidad únicamente nos queda el lugar en que se levantaban como Alderete, Montefaro, Coto Agudo, etc. ya señalamos con anterioridad la posible presencia de un pecio de época romana en agua de la playa de A Frouxeira. Hay constancia documental de la presencia de algún barco de época moderna hundido en estas mismas aguas, durante uno de los combates navales que en esta costa tuvieron lugar entre 1805 y 1808, y en los que participaron de forma activa los cuerpos de guardia de los Fachos de Valdoviño. En uno de estos combates, el que tuvo lugar en abril de 1807 entre los montes Alderete y Montefaro, se hundió un buque español y una fragata inglesa. ¿Podrían los cañones de bronce localizados en aguas de Campelo pertenecer a alguno de estos barcos?, es una pregunta que en la actualidad no podemos responder. Una vez realizado este breve y escueto paseo por la "historia", podemos observar las diferentes marcas que durante siglos el hombre ha ido plasmando, no sólo en el terreno, sino en las mentes y costumbres de las gentes, y que contribuyeron a crear la visión que en la actualidad percibimos del paisaje que contemplamos, lo que nos ayuda a su comprensión y valoración, de cara a protegerlo y transmitirlo, pues "la incapacidad de entender el presente nace inexorablemente de la ignorancia del pasado" (Mar Bloch).

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Here is a central page for organizing genealogy related to the '''Callahan Family''' surname and information about individuals and places named Callahan. === Famous and Creative Callahans === * [[Callahan-1|Americus F. Callahan]] (1860-before 1930) invented the window envelope in 1902. === Towns Named Callahan === '''Callahan, Florida''' is located in Nassau County, Florida which is in the northern part of the state. In the year 2000, the population was 962. Their slogan is "Crossroads to the Future," a reflection of the roads of U.S. 1 and 301, which intersect at Callahan. It was named for Daniel Callahan, who helped build a railroad in the area in 1854. Its major industries are timber and agriculture, and it is home to one of the largest mulch manufacturing plants in the country. It became incorporated in 1911. '''Callahan City, Texas''' is now a 'ghost town'. It was part of Callahan County. In the 1870s, with cattle drives and a large watering hole nearby the town was born. It remained an active town for several years due to its nearness to the Western Trail. The West Texas draught of 1886-87, "killed" the town for good. === Callahans on WikiTree === Here is the updated [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/C/CALLAHAN_1.html Callahan] index. Is your last name Callahan? Please add yourself to WikiTree. You will be automatically added to the index tomorrow morning. [[Category:Surnames]]

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[[Shields-63|Payton Baines Shields]] was the son of [[Shields-27|Daniel Shields]] and [[Mills-23|Elizabeth Mills]], as well as the grandson of [[Shields-21|Peter Shields]]. He was born June 1, 1832 in Virginia. He married, first, [[Unknown-1604|Edith Unknown]] on September 8, 1853 in Hocking County, Ohio. Secondly, he married [[Fisk-1|Mary J. Fisk]] on March 10, 1876 in Hocking County, Ohio. He died on March 20, 1908 in Mt. Gilead, Morrow County, Ohio.

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This excursion takes you to the very private Hideaway at Las Caletas. Once the private property and home of film director John Huston. The beach is very nice, the lunch and view from the tables is awesome. We took just the basic excursion which includes lunch, drinks, whale watching, snorkeling, and kayaking. The kayaking and the snorkeling I could have gone without. The kayaks do not have back rests. Back rests are an essential IMHO. The snorkeling was very drab. If you have never snorkeled before then go for it but if you're expecting a coral reef swarming with exotic fish you will be disappointed. Masks, snorkels, fins and life jackets are provided. Some folks pay extra for the privilege of swimming with the sea lion. You can watch from the beach or swim/snorkel right near where the sea lion is for no extra charge but you will not get a kiss from the beast unless you have paid the extra fee. [[Category:Vacations and Trips]]

Right, I think I've created this as required but if Lauren and Viv can't see if then maybe not. Hopefully they will have received the emails inviting them to join! Here are the final success criteria agreed on moodle: The activity •Is the activity interesting for the children? (Will they be motivated and engaged? Do the children get to choose the topic for the task?) •Does the activity allow for different outcomes? •Does the activity provide oppotunities for ownership Knowledge and skills •Does the activity clearly state the learning objective? •Can the activity develop new skills? •Does the activity ensure development/reinforcement of existing skills? •Is the activity suitable for the ability of the children? (suitable for year group) •Does the activity allow for differentiation? •Can the children use their knowledge to help others with the activity? Assessment •Can we assess the learning effectively? (does the activity allow for assessment and how does it show development?) •Can we use the knowledge from the assessment to help with future planning? •Can other children be involved in the feedback?

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In mid-September 2008, to celebrate our third wedding anniversary and Chris's birthday, we took a short trip to Nova Scotia. We flew into Halifax, stayed two nights in the "big city", then drove over to the Bay of Fundy coast, where we stayed for two (or three nights). [[Category:Vacations and Trips]]

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For some reason, unknown, First Lt. Cicero Winn, who had enlisted for 12 months in the C.S.A., resigned after around 5 months. After the Civil War, he applied for a special pardon through Amnesty. When looking at his service records, note that he also applied for a pension; but, the papers were returned because he had resigned before his time was up. [[Winn-4|Cicero C. Winn]] was the son of [[Winn-12|John Posey Winn]] and [[Winn-13|Sarah Eveline Winn]]. He was born in 1830 in Hall County, Georgia. He married [[Sams-2|Mary E. Sams]] before 1860. He died January 15, 1904.

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[[Whittaker-15|William W. Whitteker]] was the son of [[Whitteker-1|Norris Stanley Whitteker]] and [[Morris-20|Letitia Morris]]. He was the grandson of [[Morris-21|Carroll Morris]] and [[See-2|Frances See]] as well as the grandson of [[Whitteker-2|William Whitteker]] and [[Cobb-5|Philena Cobb]]. He was born 1842 in Charleston, Kanawha County, Virginia. He married [[High-3|Virginia F. High]] on July 14, 1860 in Gallipolis, Gallia County, Ohio. He died April 19, 1890 in Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio; and, is buried in the Old Soldiers' Circle of the Greenlawn Cemetery there.

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Getting ready for our reunion, it seems like we haven't had one in forever! More updates to come, mark the calendar for now and keep checking the website for more information!

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EXPLANATORY NOTES: 1. The first generation is assigned only 1 digit, from the eldest down to the youngest, Since there are more than 9 children, A is assigned for No 10, B for Number 11 and so on. 2. Two digits are assigned to the second gereration, three for the third and foru for the fourth generation. 3. Your number should read from right to left. Examples: 51. Rolando Salazar - 1 means he is the first child of Gregorio, who is the fifth child of Modesto and Adrian, thus 51. 832. Catherine Salazar - 2 means she is the second child of Ernesto, who is the third child of Nestorio, who is the eight child of Modesto and Adriana. 9242. Cecille Grace Salazar - 2 means she is the second child of Alden, who is the fourth child of Alan, who is the second child of Arcadio, who is the ninth child of Modesto and Adriana. 9A. Jose Ma. Salazar - A means he is the tenth child of Arcadio, who is the ninth child of Modesto and Adriana. ---- '''0 Modesto Salazar about 1867 M.t. Adriana Tenio about 1867 ---- 1 Julio Tenio Salazar circa 1890 Died single - date unkown 2 Romana Tenio Salazar circa 1891 Died single - date unkown 3 Agaton Tenio Salazar circa 1893 Died single - date unkown ---- 4 Paula Tenio Salazar circa 1895 Died - date unkown in CA''' M.t. Andres Bertumen Feb 24, 1891 Died : July 7, 1961 41 Ismael “Mike” Salazar Bertumen M.t. Alejandra Delambaca Oct 17 1930 411 Paulita Delambaca Bertumen Apr 18 1953 M.t. Alex Emmanuel Arat Mar 17 1950 4111 Andrew Bertumen Arat Dec 24 1975 4112 Alice Bertumen Arat Jan 20 1977 ---- 5 Gregorio Tenio Salazar May 25, 1897 Died : Feb 16, 1973 M.t. Rosario Ciocon Nov 11, 1910 Died : Sept 03, 1987 51 Rolando Ciocon Salazar Nov 2, 1935 M.t. Lustria Balcina Apr 22, 1943 511 Rosemarie Balcina Salazar Nov 11, 1962 M.t. Leo Senomio Jul 12 1962 5111 Patrick Jade Salazar Senomio Dec 4 1983 512 John-John Balcina Salazar Jan 15 1964 Died : Oct29/92 cardiac arrest 513 Rolando, Jr. Balcina Salazar Nov 20 1966 514 Phillip Balcina Salazar Aug 21 1968 515 Antonio Balcina Salazar Jun 5 1972 516 Johanne Balcina Salazar Nov 4 1974 52 Alejandro Ciocon Salazar Feb 27, 1937 53 Ricardo Ciocon Salazar Dec 12, 1940 M.t. Elizabeth Balazuel dec 27, 1940 531 Jennylyn Balazuela Salazar May 3 1965 532 Madeleine Sophie Balazuela Salazar Feb 1 1967 533 Raymond Cyrus Balazuela Salazar Jul 11 1968 534 Ma. Theresiae Carmela Balazuela Salazar Jun 71977 54 Gregorio, Jr. Ciocon Salazar Nov 17, 1943 M.t. Evelyn Barsanas Feb 12, 1944 541 Charito Luz Eulyn Barsanas Salazar Apr 4 1976 542 Christopher Greg Barsanas Salazar Sep 25 1979 55 Emily Ciocon Salazar Nov 1, 1945 M.t. Marcelo Beleber Jun 19, 1944 551 Stevie Salazar Beleber Sep 20 1972 552 Stella Marie Salazar Beleber Mar 30 1976 553 Michael Greg Salazar Beleber Aug 12 1984 6 Victoriano Tenio Salazar Mar 22, 1900 Died : May 11, 1970 M.t. Adoracion Apatan Nov 1, 1913 61 Aurora Apatan Salazar Aug 13, 1933 M.t. Julio Rosales Feb 13, 1932 611 Julio Jude Salazar Rosales Apr 10 1970 62 Virgilio Apatan Salazar Nov 20, 1935 M.t. Myrna Salaver Jan 11, 1949 63 Isabel Apatan Salazar Apr 25, 1938 M.t. Ildefonso Resuma Jan 4, 1935 631 Ma. Ingrid Salazar Resuma Mar 9 1963 M.t. Romeo, Jr. Piccio Apr 18 1952 6311 Marco Resuma Piccio May 11 1986 6312 Bianca Isabel Resuma Piccio Jun 23 1988 632 Ilde Salazar Resuma Jan 11 1964 633 Ma. Isper Salazar Resuma Nov 27 1969 64 Victorino Apatan Salazar Aug 23, 1946 7 Enrica Tenio Salazar about 1902 Died w/o children M.t. Margarito Timbal (of Bato)Died -date unknown 8 Nestorio Tenio Salazar Sept 07, 1903 Died Dec 9, 1980M.t. Felicidad Ranario Nov 24, 1909 81 Fe Ranario Salazar Oct 19, 1932 M.t. Bristol Reganot May 23, 1921Died: Sept 22, 1969 811 Elvis Salazar Reganot Jan 25 1964 812 Grace Salazar Castillo Jan 25 1961 81 Fe Ranario Salazar-Reganot Oct 19, 1932 M.t. Placido, Jr. Deysolong Jun 11, 1937 82 Esperanza Ranario Salazar Jan 8 1935 M.t. Fred AugustusFloresca Aug 12, 1933 821 Reynaldo Salazar Floresca Jul 26 1963 M.t. Ma Concepcion Uy Apr 15 1966 822 Jocelyn Salazar Floresca Nov 21 1974 83 Ernesto Ranario Salazar Nov 6, 1936 M.t. Corazon Cristobal Nov 27,

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This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Sholes families and information about individuals, places, and things named Sholes. (Do you have any info about Sholes or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Famous and Creative Sholes === * [[Sholes-1|Christopher Latham Sholes]] (1819-1890) invented the first practical typewriter and the "QWERTY" keyboard. === Sholes Families on WikiTree === Here is the current [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/S/SHOLES_1.html Sholes] index. If you are a Sholes or add a Sholes ancestor your addition(s) will automatically appear on this index when it updates tomorrow. [[Category:Surnames]]

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[[Shields-47|Peter Shields]] was born in Braxton County, Virginia on March 5, 1825. He was the son of [[Shields-26|John Shields]] and [[Donohue-4|Eda Donohue]]; and the grandson of [[Shields-21|Peter Shields]]. He married [[Roush-1|Margaret Roush]] on April 4, 1850 in Mason County, Virginia. He later removed to Meigs County, Ohio, where he died in Apple Grove on October 29, 1897.

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Whitelaw Family Reunion & Mae E. Woodson 80th Birthday Celebration

Today we agree to stand firm in all agreements made together. We understand that by upholding these agreements we are creating an environment in our lives and relationship that is supportive, respectful and above all loving. We agree to make all agreements together and bring them here once agreed upon as a reminder of our love and support for one another. We agree to love and be loved.

Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

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Here is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Groff families and information about individuals, places, and things named Groff. (If you have any information to add about Groffs or the name, please do.) === Alternate Spellings === Alternates for '''Groff''' include Graff and Graf. Some descendants have also changed the name to Grove. === Geographic Origins and Centers === Groff families generally come from Switzerland and Southern Germany. Many that immigrated to America came to the region of Pennsylvania. Some went to Ontario, Canada. === Early Groffs in America === * [[Groff-5|Hans Conrad Groff]] (1661 - 1746) came from Switzerland to escape religious persecution. He settled in the region later to be Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. === Famous and Creative Groffs === * [[Groff-8|Samuel A. Groff]] developed the street letter box fastener that was sold to the U.S. Postal Office. * [[Groff-7|Edwin I. Groff]] patented the first commercially successful automatic pretzel twisting machine. * [[Groff-6|Horace W. Groff]] innovated the style of snack chips now known as kettle cooking. Groff's chips are thicker, curlier than conventional chips. === Groffs on WikiTree === * [[Groff-2|Joseph Groff]] (1821 - 1903) * [[Groff-1|Josie S. (Groff) Everhart]] (1870 - 1942) Click here for the complete [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/G/GROFF_1.html Groff index]. If you are a Groff and add yourself and/or an ancestor to WikiTree you will be automatically added to this index tomorrow morning. [[Category:Surnames]]

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Jackie is my step sister and she is 15 years old and she ran away from her aunt linda and got locked up for 4 years.

Here is a collection of images and vintage postcards with '''Christian themes and Bible verses'''. Any of these can sent as an e-greeting by clicking the "'''send as e-card'''" click below the image. All e-cards are WikiTree are 100% free. There are no pop-ups or spammy gimmicks. [[Category:E-Cards]]

This reunion is for the descendants of Raymond and Emma Staffey McWhorter. Raymond and Emma raised a large family of 14 children at Zanesville, OH. All descendants are encouraged to attend. A planning meeting is scheduled on July 13th, at Goddard Park, Zanesville, OH,all is welcome to attend. Also, a photo scanning date has been set for July 19th at 1:00 pm. Contact for the location. Anyone wishing to share any photos are encouraged to contact dblackstone54@1st.net for additional information. Anyone wanting additional information such as directions to the park, location for scanning photos etc.,can contact dblackstone54@1st.net. Here is a page for organizing our family reunion. Please edit this text with more details and reunion updates. Add memories from past reunions below. Use the bulletin board to the right to ask questions and coordinate with each other. [[Category:Family Reunions]]

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