attorney Donald Kilmer and his defense was partially funded by the Calguns Foundation. Early’s alleged crime was to purchase a handgun from a police officer. The firearm was NOT on California’s roster of approved firearms, though it is legal for law enforcement officers to buy this model of handgun. It is also legal for the officer to then sell the firearm to a third party. The sale is legal as long as the seller and buyer follow the many other California laws restricting firearms.

Early’s lawyer successfully argued that the police officer was the actual buyer, and that Early purchased the handgun from the officer in a separate legal transaction that occurred later. In his purchase of the handgun from the officer, Early adhered to all state and federalthe rights we are willing to surrender. Our liberties are only as strong as our willingness to defend them from the next unjust arrest. Please donate to the calguns foundation.

-Do citizens need firearms to protect themselves and their families? They do in thug-controlled Chicago. Corey Brooks is a pastor on the southside of Chicago. He was featured in an advertisement endorsing Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner. Now Pastor Brooks has been threatened. His family has been threatened. His church has been vandalized. His church has been robbed. Now Pastor brooks says he’s moved his family into a new home while police investigate.

Brooks said he received the five phone calls on Friday. He recorded one of them, and provided it to police. In that call, which was played for


the city’s political rival. It isn’t going to happen. No one will serve time for these crimes. No one.

-We have more crazy news, but this is from Virginia. Robert Dickens became the victim of a SWATting call. The Virginia Citizens Defense League obtained the details. Dickens stopped for some coffee at a 7-11 in the skyline area of Fairfax, Virginia. He was traveling by motorcycle and open carrying. He was soon pulled over by four Fairfax police officers. The four officers disarmed mister Dickens. Dickens of course, asked why he was stopped. The police had a call from the 7-11 saying a white guy on a motorcycle was robbing the place. The next day, the Fairfax County Police Department revealed that the caller had made false calls before.a local reporter.. as well as the state board of elections.

Rob- Democrats are members of the NRA. Do they also outlaw clothing that identifies someone who supports Public School Teachers or fireman or police officers? Both are associated with the Democrat Party.

-Politics crosses borders. The Conservative government in Canada shelved its bill to reduce restrictions on long guns. This happened after the Muslim terrorist attacked the Canadian parliament. Members of government responsible for The Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act are refusing to discuss the bill. The bill was scheduled for three days of debate beginning on the day of the attack. The firearms bill has drawn criticism from the NDP, the Liberals and the Coalition for Gun Control for loosening restrictions on the transportation of restricted and prohibited


on school grounds, and the far more serious laws against murder, attempted murder, and suicide.

This campaign is an emotional appeal to disarm Washington firearms owners. That is ALL it is, nothing more.

–Raleigh police are searching for two armed men who robbed three people at gunpoint late Saturday near the entrance to the North Carolina State University Club on Hillsborough Street. Police say the victims were walking to their vehicles after returning from the North Carolina State Fair around 11:30 p.m. when the armed men approached them and stole their wallets. No one was injured. The two robbers then drove off. List members will recall that NC Superior Court Judge Donald Stephens recently upheld an administrative ban on carry at the fair by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. Regardless ofinto the Ensley restaurant around 6:30 p.m. Sunday to rob it and started shooting. An armed employee fired back. The employee was hit in the lower body and the injuries are not life threatening. The suspect was shot in the stomach and had to undergo emergency surgery.

–Two burglars entered Arthur Williams’ home in Birmingham, Alabama. Mr. Williams has had his home broken into multiple times in recent weeks and has had it ransacked. This time the burglars got the worse of the encounter as one of them got shot in the chest with a .22 rifle. They fled in a SUV and Mr. Williams continued firing at them shattering its rear-window. Shortly thereafter, the wounded burglar was dropped off at Trinity Medical Center. He later underwent surgery at


Amarr custom garage doors

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Amarr custom garage doors – Sacramento clothier Kerrie Kelly transformed this once-overstuffed garage into a classy front room suited to a young family. After clearing out the litter , the distance were given a paint job and a few colorful furniture. The result is a chic lounge that proves that fab design can happen on the cheap. "The finished product grew to become out better than expected, especially after seeing the family living in and loving their new space," Kelly says.. Behind a Garage Door, a Family Fun Roomwaters offshore from the club usually is limited, this arrangement minimizes the chance for injury from lead shot fired at the clay targets.
Unfortunately, continued target shooting over a lake leads to a significant accumulation of lead shot on the bottom of the lake. Because the lead is relatively heavy, the lead shot becomes embedded in and mixed with the mud, silt, clay target material and other debris found on the bottom of the lake. As time goes on, the amount of lead on the bottom of the lake steadily increases until a significant concentration of lead shot is embedded in the lake bottom.
The accumulation of lead shot in the lake bottom can pose a significant environmental hazard. Lead, a heavy metal, is know to be a serious aquatic


MCCARTHY -- There died at Toledo, on Sunday, April 19th, Mrs Eugene McCarthy, at the age of 73. Deceased, whose maiden name was Miss Ann McDonald, came over from Ireland when quite a young girl. She has been a resident of Toledo for the past 45 years. Five children survive, Miss Mary, of Smiths Falls, Mrs W.J. Kerr, Brockville, Mrs B Digman, Smiths Falls, Mrs J Fowler, Toledo, and Mrs A McGlade, of Perth.

Buried

St. Francis de Sales Cemetery, Smiths Falls, Ontario

Anne (McDonald/McDonnell) McCarthy is buried with her first husband, David Mahoney.Oregon had a rough Saturday, losing to Boise State in the Las Vegas Bowl, but the Ducks got some great news Sunday. Multiple sources tell SI that defensive coordinator Jim Leavitt, who was a hot commodity this month, has agreed to a new deal to remain at Oregon. The deal was signed Sunday night and he will be paid an average of $1.7 million a year through the 2021 season.

The 61-year-old Leavitt took an Oregon defense that ranked No. 115 in yards per play allowed before he arrived in Eugene and improved it up to No. 32. At Colorado, his defense ranked No. 16 when he left, up 104 spots from the year before he showed up in Boulder.

Keeping Leavitt is a key move for new head coach


has been obvious since Christmas that we were going down."

Villa began the season with Tim Sherwood, who had taken them to the FA Cup final the previous season, as manager.

He was sacked in October after six straight league defeats and replaced by Frenchman Remi Garde.

However, with Villa still bottom of the table, the former Arsenal midfielder lasted only 147 days in the role before he was dismissed in March, with Eric Black taking temporary charge.

Ellis appointed 13 managers in his 35 years as chairman and believes whoever become Villa's new boss should have experience of the British game.

"That would be an advantage, it's got to be someone with a background of coming through the divisions, certainly the second tier," he said.

Man Utd 1-0 Aston Villa: Players are devastated- Eric Black

Former Villa captain Dennis Mortimer, who lifted the European Cup with them in 1982, believes former Leicester boss Nigel Pearson is the outstanding candidate for the job.

"I said when Remi Garde was put in that they needed someone who has been in a similar situation and that was Nigel Pearson," Mortimer told Sportsweek.

"With his understanding of the English game he would have given it a better go than Remi Garde.

"It definitely has to be him, people talk about David Moyes but I think Nigel is more current.

"I wouldn't have thought he'd be sitting back over the last 12 months, he would have been putting together a portfolio of players.

"He wouldn't be relying on the chief scout they have got at Villa now because that has been


a disaster over the last few seasons and they are paying the price for it."

Lerner, who put the club up for sale in 2014, recently agreed changes to the Villa board, with former player and manager Brian Little returning to the club alongside former FA and Manchester City chairman David Bernstein.

Mortimer agreed it was a "step forward" but added: "It's probably five years too late.

"Randy thought he could do it the American way by putting in people to look after the club for him but he missed a trick on how English clubs operate.

"It's a difficult league, the Championship, many teams have gone down and not come back up, we can see the lower divisions littered with teams that once played in the Premier League and that's somethingImage copyright Family photo Image caption Gerald Corrigan died three weeks after being shot outside his Anglesey home

A man charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice after a 74-year-old was shot with a crossbow has appeared in court.

Gavin Jones, 36, of Bryngwran, Anglesey, appeared at Caernarfon Magistrates' Court.

Gerald Corrigan was fatally injured outside his home in Holyhead.

Mr Jones is accused of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by committing arson to destroy a Land Rover Discovery vehicle.

He was remanded in custody and is due before Caernarfon Crown Court on 27 August.

Terence Michael Whall, 38, from Bryngwran, has been charged with murdering Mr Corrigan and is due to stand trial early next year.

Mr Corrigan died in hospital on 11 May, three weeks after being shot.


Court granted until July 1982 to bring the matter to trial. After the court of appeals mandate was issued, trial was scheduled for June 8, 1982.
On May 26, 1982 State filed nolle prosequis to dismiss its informations, which charged second degree murder. A grand jury indictment was acquired in August 1982. Defendants were charged with first degree murder. Trial commenced on October 27, 1982 and on October 28, the jury returned a verdict of guilty of first degree murder.
First, the delay, occasioned by Defendants' resistance to a first degree murder charge, and their interlocutory appeal, does not impugn bad motives to State as a denial of Defendants' right to a speedy trial. We are not penalizing Defendants for exercising their right of appeal, or for securing their rightsplayed just 14 game snaps, yet is the only NFL player with three sacks. That's three more that Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers have combined.

"Then they started calling me by name and calling me 'Sackmaster,'" Elliott said. "So it's just fun to joke around with Clay and Pep, because you know Peppers never really talks to anybody, so it's fun to hear him talk."

Not only did Matthews talk to Elliott, he talked about him on Monday.

"I heard he's starting this weekend in front of me," Matthews joked.

That won't happen this week, when the Packers likely will play their defensive starters for at least the first half of Friday's preseason game against the Oakland Raiders. But it could happen in the preseason finale against the Kansas City Chiefs on


Aug. 28, when general manager Ted Thompson and coach Mike McCarthy will get their last chance to look at the rookies.

"He's just a young man that's really taken advantage of pretty much every opportunity he’s been given," McCarthy said. "I was excited to see him have success."

If Elliott was unknown to most in the locker room, that wasn't the case in Thompson's office. His scouts identified Elliott as a prospect coming out of the Mid-American Conference and brought him in for a pre-draft visit.

Green Bay was the only NFL visit Elliott had before the draft. He said he connected with linebackers coach Winston Moss and two members of the Packers' personnel department, Danny Mock and Chad Brinker, during his visit and even though a few other teams calledhim after the draft, including the San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints, he chose the Packers' offer, which included just a $5,000 signing bonus.

At Toledo, the 6-foot-3, 255-pound Elliott played defensive end for three years in a 4-3 scheme. Before his final year, the Rockets switched to a 3-4. In that scheme, Elliott played outside linebacker in the base scheme but moved inside on third downs.

The next step for Elliott is to show he can beat someone other than Rams backup left tackle Sean Hooey, who gave up five sacks on Saturday.

Despite playing in the MAC, Elliott has rushed against NFL-caliber tackles. As a junior, he said he beat Central Michigan's Eric Fisher for a couple of pressures in one game. Fisher went on to become the


No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 draft.

On Monday, Elliott stood in the auxiliary locker room at Lambeau Field, where the undrafted rookies and practice-squad players change, and appeared to be taking his sudden success in stride. He said he received dozens of messages after Saturday's game, including some from family members who he said were "going crazy thinking I'm freakin' Clay Matthews."

Matthews, he isn't. But at least the Packers' All-Pro linebacker now knows Elliott's name.Eruption of the nevado del ruiz volcano, Colombia, on 13 november 1985: gas flux and fluid geochemistry.
The 13 November 1985 eruption of Nevado del Ruiz volcano, in Colombia, released a small volume of pyroclastic material and a disproportionately large volume of volcanic gas. Before the eruption, summit fumarole gases became less water-rich, and the sulfur/chlorine ratio increased. Remote measurements of sulfur dioxide flux after the eruption indicated active degassing at levels associated with eruptive or inter-eruptive stages of other volcanoes. Thermal water analyses revealed increases in magnesium, calcium, and potassium and an increase in the magnesium/chlorine ratio, suggesting that these elements may have been leached from new magma. Ash leachate data showed sulfate and chloride concentrations and ratios that would be expected for the late stages ofa major


00:24 Mexico Earthquake Makes Waves in Pool A powerful earthquake in southern Mexico Tuesday turned a swimming pool into a wave pool in Mexico City.

At a Glance Sixteen people have been killed by floods so far; a landslide claimed another 5 lives.

Tens of thousands have been evacuated due to the floods.

The deadly flooding as left at least 14 people missing.

A major tributary of the Yangtze River has surpassed its record flood levels. Torrential rain in southern China spawned flooding and mudslides that killed at least 21 people and caused rivers to burst their banks, according to state-run media.

Parts of China's Guangxi and Hunan provinces picked up 8 to 20 inches of rain in seven days ending July 1, according to a NOAA CPC analysis, said weather.com meteorologist JonErdman.

At least 16 people were killed and 10 are missing in the Guangxi region of China as of Sunday, Xinhuanet reports. Roughly 600 homes collapsed and another 6,500 were damaged after flooding inundated thousands of acres of land. More than 90,000 were forced from their homes in Guangxi since Saturday.

Rainfall also triggered disaster Saturday in nearby Hunan province when a mudslide killed five people and left another four missing, AFP reports. More than 300,000 people have been forced to evacuate across the province since the torrential rainfall began on June 22, Xinhua reports. The flooding and landslides have destroyed more than 6,000 homes there.

(MORE: Helicopter Crashes in Indonesia Volcano Evacuations Killing Everyone on Board )

More than 60 rivers in southern China surpassed warning levels as of Sunday, according


to Reuters.

The Xiangjiang River exceeded its record flood level in Changsha, Hunan’s capital, according to Xinhuanet. The major tributary of the Yangtze River inundated homes and roads, uprooted trees and damaged cars.

By 6:30 a.m. local time, the water’s level reached 129 feet, beating the previous record of 128 feet set in 1998. The water is already 10 feet above warning level and is expected to rise as heavy rain continues.

Precautions are being taken throughout the area to lessen the blow of the flooding.

Hundreds of city officials and residents in the Yuhua district worked overnight Saturday to build a wall of 65,000 sandbags in an effort to keep water from streaming into the city, Xinhuanet reports. In Shaoyang, Yiyang and Huaihua, more than 2,000 paramilitary police assisted locals withset up an air monitoring system in 1984, which was upgraded before the 2008 Olympic Games. Since January 2012, readings have been made public on a daily basis.

The city is ahead of schedule in meeting additional pollution control targets introduced by the municipality in February. It has taken 25,000 obsolete heavy-duty diesel vehicles with substandard emissions off the roads, is promoting electric taxi use and new policies have been applied to over 30,000 green taxis this year. It has also closed 323 industrial manufacturing plants with high emission levels.

The report went on to say that the capital had an average PM2.5 concentration of 46mcg per cubic meter in the first six months, down 13.2 percent from a year earlier. PM10 fell 10.5 percent to 77mcg, sulfur dioxide plunged


The fight to maintain a centralized, comprehensive, and publicly accessible national archive is losing ground in Canada. According to a recent update from a group advocating the rescue of the Library and Archives Canada (LAC), efforts to digitally archive the nation's history are being cut back significantly, with the LAC saying that only a "representative" collection is possible in the "digital" age.

The LAC lost half of its digitization staff in the month of April, a cutback that's especially painful considering only an estimated four percent of the library's total material has been digitized to date. The acquiring of new collections has also ground to a halt: the LAC's last acquisition was in 2009, leaving historical documents to instead scatter and fall into the hands of private collectors andis mentioned they are talking about the Greek half on the southern side of the island. Turkey still insists that the northern half is a separate country.
There are a few air-corridors that pass north-south (and v-v) over the country. A flight going from the north to south will be handled by Turkish ATC until they are at the FIR boundary mid way across the sea between Turkey and Northern Cyprus, whereupon they are told to contact 'Ercan Control'. Ercan is an illegal ATC station in the occupied part of the island which is not recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). ICAO only recognises the legal government of Cyprus and has issued instructions to aircraft operators to obey only Nicosia ACC when in the Cyprus FIR.
In practise,


the United States have both failed.

Trefor Moss is an independent journalist based in Hong Kong and Flashpoints blogger. He covers Asian politics, defence and security, and was Asia-Pacific Editor at Jane’s Defence Weekly until 2009. He can be followed on Twitter @Trefor.Luohu Shangri-la Hotel on 2 April 2015.

The Executive Centre is pleased to announce that TEC Blue Dragons was crowned champion for the third consecutive year in men’s open at ANZ Hong Kong International Touch Championships 2015. The Federation of International Touch (FIT) sanctioned Tournament was held at King's Park Sports Ground in Hong Kong on 9 May 2015.

South China Morning Post (SCMP), the leading English newspaper in Hong Kong, features an interview with The Executive Centre’s client, Thomas Bispham, Managing Director of Behre Dolbear, about how The Executive Centre’s flexible office solutions accommodate the business’ various changing needs and requirements.

The Executive Centre, Asia Pacific’s leading premium serviced office provider, is proud to sponsor the 4th Annual ULI Asia Pacific Summit organised by Urban Land Institute (ULI), an international


Cramer's 6 Stocks in 60 Seconds: DOW APD MWE BERY FFIV REGN

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" Tuesday:

Cramer said that a recent upgrade for Dow Chemical (DOW) was positive news for the chemical giant. He said that Air Products (APD) has been a horrible stock as of late but may be a play in a recovering global economy.

Cramer sounded off against MarkWest Energy (MWE) saying that MLPs like MarkWest keep issuing more equity and "no one wants to see that." He was more upbeat on Berry Plastics (BERY) , however, calling the stock a "sleeper."

When asked about F5 Networks (FFIV) , Cramer said that this stock has been terrible, but he's been hearing positive things about theWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Monday called on countries to take in foreign fighters captured by America’s Kurdish allies in Syria, two days ahead of a meeting in Washington of dozens of coalition partners fighting Islamic State to discuss the way forward in Syria.

The department’s spokesman, Robert Palladino, did not say how many prisoners had been detained by the Syrian Democratic Forces - an alliance of militias dominated by the Kurdish YPG - but U.S. officials believe they number about 850.

The United States has long said it wants to see the fighters returned to their countries of origin in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa to face prosecution.

“The SDF has demonstrated a clear commitment to detain these individuals securely and humanely,” Palladino said in


a statement, which gave no details of where the prisoners were being held.

“The United States calls upon other nations to repatriate and prosecute their citizens detained by the SDF,” he added.

U.S. officials say there has been a slight uptick in the number of foreign fighters in SDF custody as U.S.-backed forces retake the last remaining Islamic State-held areas.

The issue is likely to be raised on Wednesday at the first high-level meeting of allies since President Donald Trump’s announcement in December that he was pulling U.S. forces from Syria.

Trump’s announcement stunned allies, especially the SDF, which has been among the most effective against Islamic State, and led to the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.

A Pentagon adviser, speaking on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue,mission lasted twice as long as expected and it gathered a remarkable haul of exoplanets. CoRoT looked for planetary transits — a dimming in brightness of the host star as a planet crossed in front. CoRoT was the first mission to find a planet using the transit method.

In all, CoRoT has spotted 32 confirmed planets and at least 100 more are awaiting confirmation. The mission also allowed astronomers to study the stellar physics and the interior of stars.

This is not the first computer failure for the mission. CoRoT launched in December of 2006, and in 2009 the main computer failed and has since been running on the backup computer. When the second computer failed in November, engineering teams have tried to reboot both computers, with no success.

But space


him save his family and return them to the bay.

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Paperboy is a 1985 arcade game by Atari Games originally developed in 1984 . The players take the role of a paperboy who delivers newspapers along a suburban street on his bicycle. The game was ported to numerous video game consoles and personal computers. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) version represented the first NES game developed in the United States and coincidentally, the Sega Master System version represented the first SMS game developed in the United Kingdom. Paperboy was innovative for its theme and novel controls.

GAMEPLAY:
The player controls a paperboy on a bicycle delivering newspapers along a suburban street which is displayed in a cabinet perspective (or oblique projection) view. The player attempts to deliver a weeksubscribers living in brightly colored houses, and non-subscribers living in dark houses.

Delivering the papers
The paperboy begins his route at the start of the street (bottom of the screen) and progresses towards the end. The player can control the paperboy's speed, but the paperboy is in constant movement and cannot stop moving forward until the level (day of the week) has ended. Should he slow down or stop for more than a few seconds, a swarm of bees will appear (arcade version only). For each paper that is delivered to a subscriber's mailbox, the player receives 250 points. If the paper is delivered to the subscriber's doorstep, the player receives 100 points. Points are multiplied x2 for playing 'Middle Road', and x3 for playing 'Hard Way'. Points can be


causes the customer to cancel his subscription and may cause him to set traps for the paperboy the next day. In more advanced rounds, the homeowner may immediately run after the paperboy after the house is damaged.

The player must stay alive by avoiding obstacles that appear along the street. Some obstacles include everyday nuisances such as fire hydrants, storm drains, break dancers, cars, skateboarders, drunks, kids with radio controlled toys and even rather bizarre foes such as a tornado, oversized house cats, and even the Grim Reaper himself. The player must also cross street intersections successfully (which gets harder each day). Some obstacles can earn the player bonus points. For example, the breakdancer and some men brawling in the street can be "smacked" with a newspaper for extraof 10 out of the 20 houses being subscribers. If a 'Perfect Delivery' is achieved when the player already has 10 subscribers, double bonus points are still awarded, but no further subscribers are added.

Training course
Paperboy encountering some obstacles, such as a Big Wheel tricyclist and a construction worker.
The end of each level contains a "training course", with unique music, which the player can traverse within an allotted time for bonus points. In the training course are various targets to be struck with papers, jumps, water and other hazards. Riding over a jump replenishes the paperboy's stock of papers in addition to earning points. As with the rest of the level, the difficulty of the training course increases over the week, with new hazards added each day. Crashing on


the course or running out of time ends the day, but does not result in the loss of a life. Successful completion of the training course rewards the player with a bonus for any remaining time.

Finish line bug
A bug in the game allowed the player to skirt the finish line at the end of the training course and repeat it a second time, with garbage data appearing in the display, garnering huge scores.

Recapping the delivery
The next day begins with the neighborhood overview again, highlighting new subscribers and any unsubscribers. A flawless delivery record for the previous day results in a new subscriber. The next day through, the street is harder with more obstacles and faster cars.

The game concludes with the Sunday delivery. The road is the hardest versionland from TV journalism,") and as the voice of the paperboy himself when tossing a paper into a mailbox (e.g. "Now you have a friend in the paper business.") or losing a life (e.g. "I live a life of danger."). Hitting a few particular obstacles could trigger voice clips specific to the obstacle. (For example, a satirical "Let's see you hang ten!" when struck by a skateboarder, or when struck by a tricyclist, he replies, "I hate that kid.") Voice clips from collisions only result from the "SMACK!" kind.

PORTS:
Paperboy was ported to consoles and home computers, starting in 1986. In some of these versions, the player could assume the role of a papergirl instead of a paperboy. Paperboy was ported to the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron (by


Andy Williams, 1986), Commodore 64 (by Chris Harvey and Neil A Bate, 1986), Commodore 16 (1986), Amstrad CPC (1986), ZX Spectrum (1986), Apple II (1986), TRS-80 Color Computer (1986), DOS (1988), Apple IIGS (1988), NES/Famicom (1988)(1991, Japan), Game Boy (1990), Game Boy Color (1999), Atari ST (1989), Amiga (1989), Atari Lynx (1990), Sega Master System (1990), Game Gear (1991), and Sega Mega Drive/Genesis (1991)(1992, Japan). The NES version is particularly notable for being the first NES game developed in the United States.

Unlike the arcade version, several of these versions inspired a sequel, Paperboy 2 for several home systems (Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, DOS, Game Boy, Game Gear, Sega Genesis, NES, SNES, ZX Spectrum), and a 3D version for the Nintendo 64 called Paperboy 64.

More recently, Paperboy wasincluded in Midway Arcade Treasures, a compilation of arcade games for the Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Xbox, and Windows released in 2003.
A Mobile version of Paperboy was released in 2005.

Paperboy was also released on February 14, 2007 on Xbox Live Arcade for the Xbox 360; however, the game was delisted.

An iPhone/iPod Touch 25th anniversary version of Paperboy was released December 18, 2009.

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Assault Heroes is an arcade-style scrolling dual-joystick shooter where the player drives 4x4s or speedboats, sometimes moving around on-foot.

Like most dual-joystick shooters, one stick controls the movement of the player while the right stick directs your gunfire. The objective of the game is to progress through each level, defeating enemies and huge bosses. Vehicle and player health slowly regenerate, while vehicles can be


a multi-directional scrolling shooter and free-roaming aerial combat arcade game designed by Yoshiki Okamoto, released by Konami in 1982, and distributed in the United States by Centuri. Debuting in the golden age of video arcade games, it is a time travel themed game that allowed the player's plane to freely move across open air space that can scroll indefinitely in all directions. The Killer List of Videogames included Time Pilot in its list of top 100 arcade games of all time.

The player assumes the role of a pilot of a futuristic fighter jet, trying to rescue fellow pilots trapped in different time eras. The player must fight off hordes of enemy craft and defeat the mother ship (or "boss") present in every level. The background moves in theseveral seconds, they will eventually get turned into ghosts, which are able to walk through the earth. They are invincible and cannot be killed. From time to time, vegetables will appear in the center, and you can get these for points.

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Gyruss (ジャイラス Jairasu?) is a shoot 'em up video arcade game developed by Konami, and released in 1983.

It was designed by Yoshiki Okamoto, who had earlier created Time Pilot for Konami. Gyruss was licensed to Centuri in the United States, and was ported to numerous games consoles and home computers. It follows in the tradition of space war games such as Space Invaders and Galaga.

Gyruss was the second and last game Yoshiki Okamoto designed for Konami, after Time Pilot. Due to pay disputes, he was fired


after the release of this game, and soon joined Capcom, where he would write 1942 and the first Street Fighter game.

The game's background music is an electronic, fast-paced arrangement of J. S. Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565; this particular arrangement is similar in sound to "Toccata", a rock arrangement by the UK-based instrumentalist group Sky.

Gyruss is notable for using stereo sound, which according to the bonus material for Konami Arcade Classics, was achieved by utilizing discrete audio circuits. The game used three microprocessors: two Z80 microprocessors and one 6809, as well as an 8039 microcontroller. For the sound, five AY-3-8910 PSG sound chips and a DAC.

Gyruss was released in both upright and cocktail cabinets.

R.Hirst "KOO", M.Jones, "BOX" and the Elliott Brother's are arguably consideredsome of the best Gyruss players of the 1990's.

Maal is an unhappy bug who needs structure and a purpose in his life, so he joins the royal army under the tutelage of the battle-hardened mantis warrior Tiernan. Now, he must begin his quest to save the Queen and the kingdom. NinjaBee's Band of Bugs puts you in Maal's shoes er, footpads, and sets you in the middle of a fast-playing, accessible, tactical strategy game designed specifically for Xbox LIVE Arcade. This turn-based tactics game expands the genre by providing a unique Level Editor, allowing gamers to create levels and play them online with friends.

"Officially licensed version of the award winning Lost Cities by Reiner Knizia. Plan your expeditions wisely to outpace your rival's pursuits! After 3 rounds of


Borovets Offers Excellent Ski Centre

Borovets Offers Excellent Ski Centre

Kamelia Krumova, BulgariaSki.com

Borovets Offers Excellent Ski CentreGeneral Information: Situated just 73 km from Sofia, Borovets is easy accessible modern ski resort with numerous luxurious hotels, restaurants, clubs, shops, and of course perfectly maintained net of 40 km ski slopes. Under the highest peak on the Balkan Peninsula – Moussala (2925 m) on the slopes of Borovets, Rila mountain offers snow cover that lasts from November until May. The air is crystal clear and the average temperature during the coldest month January is 4,6 ̊ C.
%RIMG1Ski Centre Borovets: The alpine slopes are various and are suitable even for beginners. All ski slopes are perfectly maintained during the winter season. The snowmaking system in the resort is working during the whole skiingamong the most strategic projects in Bulgaria. The project was announced as a “National Priority”, as it is expected to be part of the appearance of Bulgaria on the European tourism market.
The main goal of Super Borovets is to offer diverse tourism attractions for the development of all year round tourism complex with five star hotels, modern equipment, information centre and good transport infrastructure. The strategy of the resort plans low density of construction and numerous sites for sport activities. The golf courses, the tennis courts, basketball and football fields will attract tourists even during the summer. It will be also situated in close vicinity to the National Park Rila and will provide opportunities for new alternative forms of tourism.
Special attention will be turned on the cultural tourism.

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reimbursement that was based upon the costs incurred during the previous rate year. At the close of the rate year, the provider received a final rate that was based upon actual costs incurred for that rate year, and a final settlement would be made based on the difference between the interim rate and the actual rate.
12. In 1986, the RSC, the Department of Public Health, and the DPW received a federal grant to study and design a prospective reimbursement methodology using case mix data on patients in long term care facilities. "Case mix" refers to patients' levels of sickness, or acuity. Case Mix Advisory Committee meetings were held to develop the prospective system. Representatives of the nursing home industry participated in these meetings.
13. In contrast to a retrospectivepatients would fall in each category. Thus, the facilities' ten individual reimbursement rates are derived based on facility-specific cost data and the proportion of patients in each case mix category, combined with the theoretical rate for the relevant Nursing Home Reimbursement Area.
15. In order to measure patient acuity, the DPW, in conjunction with the RSC, developed in 1988 a measuring tool called the "Management Minutes Questionnaire" ("MMQ"). The MMQ measures the level of patient acuity by asking a series of questions designed to elicit the length of time in minutes spent with each patient. The more hours spent on the patient, the higher the billing category in which the patient is included.
16. Prior to 1989 and the development of the prospective system, the DPW used a tool called


was held in the fall of 1990 to discuss problems with the case mix measurement. Represented at the meeting was the RSC, DPW and both trade associations who are plaintiffs in this action.
24. When the DPW received the January billings, approximately forty-two percent of the Medicaid patients served by the facilities were classified as being in category ten, the category of patients with the heaviest care needs.
25. According to the affidavit of Paul Dreyer, this breakdown reflected an artificial increase in acuity resulting from the change in forms from the IOC to the MMQ. Specifically, according to Dreyer, the new forms allowed for more information, thereby resulting in higher overall scores. In *35 addition, the disproportionate number of patients falling in the high end of the range resultedPetrus Hofstede was a Dutch Reformed minister at Anjum 1739, Steenwijk 1743, Oost-Zaandam 1745, and Rotterdam 1749-1770. He was an intolerant and fanatical man, one of the last Calvinists in the Netherlands to attack the Mennonites in his writings, particularly Johannes Stinstra,preacher of Harlingen, Friesland, in his poem (1742), De Waarheid in Friesland tegen de aanslagen der ketterij verdedgt. In 1781 in a booklet against F. G. C. Rütz, the Lutheran minister of The Hague, he again attacked Stinstra.


windings on the stator poles creep or move over time. When this occurs, the cross section of the stator windings changes, which changes the inductance and resistance of the stator pole winding.
There are several conventional methods for placing the winding wire on the stator of a switched reluctance electric machine. The winding wire can be initially wound and transferred onto the stator poles. Transfer winding tends to leave excess winding wire or loops around axial ends of the stator poles. Transfer winding can typically utilize approximately 60-65% of available stator slot area. Needle winding employs a needle that winds the wire directly on the stator poles. The needle, however, takes up some of the stator slot area, which reduces slot fill to approximately 50%. The positioning of windingwas fired in July 2012, after being on paid administrative leave for eight months.

“This case has been resolved in accordance with state law and processes on workers' compensation,” UC Davis spokesman Andy Fell said in a statement.

The settlement, first detailed by the Davis Enterprise newspaper, was approved by an administrative law judge last week. A psychiatrist in the case rated Pike’s disability as moderate and said the former officer faced “significant emotional upheavals,” according to the newspaper.

In an online video that went viral, Pike was shown spraying the seated demonstrators close to their faces while they offered no resistance. The Nov. 18, 2011, spraying provoked outrage on campus and around the UC system, and a public task force investigation found that Pike’s action was unwarranted.

Settling a civil lawsuit,


Toledo Women’s Club meets at the Toledo Library

March 5, 2013

The GFWC/Iowa Toledo Women's Club met recently at the Toledo Library in the beautiful Vision Iowa meeting room for their monthly meeting. The club meets in the library several times a year hosting a speaker/presenter and enjoying a tasty dessert. The Women's Club donated a check to the library to purchase new large print books and children's books. The library thanks the Toledo Women's Club for using the meeting room for their organization and for the generous donation.was exposed nationally last month when Raquel Nelson, a working single mother in suburban Atlanta, was convicted of homicide after losing her four-year-old son while trying to cross a busy road after getting off a bus. My friend David Goldberg, who works for Transportation for America, put it this way in The Washington Post:

“After a long bus trip with her three young children in April 2010, Raquel Nelson did what other bus passengers did that day, and had done so many days before: She attempted to cross the road from the bus stop, which is directly opposite her apartment complex, rather than walk a third of a mile to a traffic light, cross five lanes and walk a third of a mile back, lugging tired children and groceries.

“The


family walked without incident to the three-foot median in the road. As they waited on the median for a break in traffic, Nelson’s son A.J. followed other adults who crossed ahead of them. He was hit by a motorist who fled and later admitted to having been drinking and taking painkillers. The driver spent six months in jail and is serving the remainder of his five-year sentence on probation. Nelson was sentenced last week to 12 months’ probation, fines and community service . . .

“Nelson was found guilty of killing her son by crossing the road in the 'wrong' place. But what about the highway designers, traffic engineers, transit planners and land-use regulators who placed a bus stop across from apartments but made no provision whatsoever for aHeshayol - Paperback

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Last year, Uber was sued by two women who said they were sexually attacked by drivers. On Friday, an Uber lawyer tried to convince a US federal judge to throw out the lawsuit, but she was unconvinced.

"The job being performed has nothing to do with the act," Uber attorney Josh Cohen said, according to a report in Courthouse News. Cohen tried to walk a fine line, saying that Uber is merely a "facilitator of transportation" and not a transportation company.

US District Judge Susan Ilston brought up a 1956 case called Berger v. Southern Pacific, which involved a female passenger who was raped by a porter on a Pullman train car. It was a case brought up by neither the plaintiffs nor the defendants, and at the Friday hearing,for the safety of passengers. According to The Recorder, Christensen "seemed to concede" that wasn't the case when the app was turned off. That's relevant to the case at hand, because it's disputed whether one of the two rides in question was initiated via the Uber app.

"The notion that Uber is sometimes a common carrier and not a common carrier at other times I think exposes the flaw in the argument," Cohen said.

"It could make sense," Ilston responded. Even though the concept of a "common carrier" was created long before Uber's business model existed, that doesn't mean the definition can't apply to Uber, she said.

Overall, Ilston's comments would seem to indicate that Uber's motion to dismiss will fail, at least in part, leaving the company to face the


bulk of the claims filed against it.

The lawsuit was originally filed in October 2015 by two Jane Doe clients, and it accuses Uber of negligence in hiring and fraud. It also charges the company with assault, battery, and false imprisonment, saying Uber is responsible for the conduct of its drivers.

Jane Doe 1 lives in Boston and says she was subjected to a sexual assault by her driver, who began groping her while the car was at a red light. She managed to escape the car and run to a friend's house, where she called 911. The driver in that case, 31-year-old Abderrahim Dakiri, waived his right to a jury trial and was sentenced to two years' probation in February.

Jane Doe 2 is a Florida resident who got aride home with her friends last August. Her friends were dropped off first, after which her driver took her in the wrong direction, ending the ride in a parking lot. He took her phone, locked the doors, and "proceeded to viciously rape her and threaten her with harm," according to the complaint (PDF).

Shortly thereafter, driver Patrick Aiello was arrested and charged with kidnapping and first-degree criminal sexual conduct. There's been no news on the resolution of Aiello's case since August.


Leandro Erlich

Leandro Erlich should be everyones favorite Argentinean installation artist. He could even be my favorite artist of all time. Leandro simple kills it! He was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and now lives and works in Paris, France. His latest project, “Shattering Door,” is on display at Luciana Brito, São Paulo, Brazil. Make sure to check out more of his projects in his stunning portfolio.because parents do not reliably correct their children's grammatical errors, explicit negative evidence does not facilitate language learning.  Psychologist David McNeill argues that when parents correct children explicitly, the correction is unlikely to be helpful in learning grammar because it is a single correction that will most likely not be repeated, and therefore a child might not remember or even notice the correction. This is demonstrated in the following exchange between a parent and child, which McNeill recorded:Child: Nobody don't like me.
Mother: No, say, "nobody likes me."
Child: Nobody don't like me.
[This exchange is repeated several times]
Mother: No, now listen carefully. Say, "Nobody likes me."
Child: Oh! Nobody don't likes me.As this conversation reveals, children are seemingly unable to detect differences between their ungrammatical sentences and the grammatical sentences


General anaesthesia for exodontia in children: experience of a dental teaching hospital in relation to changes in national guidance.
To examine, in relation to changes in national guidance, trends in the provision of general anaesthesia for exodontia in children. Retrospective analysis of hospital records. University Dental Hospital, Cardiff, UK. Data were drawn from records of services provided in each of four index months during 1989, 1991, 1997 and 1999 (the years immediately preceding/following the Poswillo Report of 1990 and the General Dental Council's revised guidance of 1998). In the first year after publication of the Poswillo report, there was a 19.6% increase in use of 'chair case' general anaesthesia over the four index months. Subsequently, upon the emergence of additional providers, patient flow in 1997 had fallen to 65.8%Ufholcz, a transgender student who recently earned his master's degree in social work at the school, brought the idea of "gender blind" housing to the attention of administrators last year.

"I thought it was an outdated policy," Ufholcz said. "I think as a society, we have progressed."

The National Student Genderblind Campaign, which promotes allowing students of different genders to live together on campus, said the policy can help to provide a safer environment for LGBT students.

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UPI was founded in 1907 by E.W. Scripps as the United Press (UP). It became known as UPI after a merger with the International News Service in 1958, which was founded in 1909 by William Randolph Hearst. Today, UPI is owned by News World Communications.Indeed, the capacity to transcend some aspects of aging, including losses, may reflect spiritual dimensions of health. The spiritual dimension of healthy aging was referenced by the practitioners as they reflected on more transcendent perspectives of older adults and the positive aspects of life.

In addition to these aging services practitioners' perspectives being reflected in the research literature to date, there is also a close alignment between their views and those of older adult participants in studies of healthy aging. For example, Phelan and colleagues found that over 90% of older Japanese-Americans and Whites participating in longitudinal studies believe the following dimensions of successful aging were most important: remaining in good health until close to death, being able to take care of oneself until close to the time of


Irish people were every bit as “radical” in their views on women’s right to choose as the much-maligned assembly members had been. Deliberative democracy in Ireland had finally delivered, on the biggest stage of all.

Early last November, the assembly reconvened in Malahide and set about teasing out the tall task of “Making Ireland a leader in tackling climate change”.

Once again, the assembly members were briefed over four intensive days by national and international experts, while a representative sample of members of the public who had made submissions was also invited to present. The back of the hall was thick with industry and agribusiness lobbyists, listening intently but, for once, powerless to shape the agenda.

Strong recommendations

The lobbyists had good reason to be anxious: the assembly delivered a series ofIowa Senate Race: An Excuse for 2016ers to Come Early, Come Often

WASHINGTON – As the tight Senate race in Iowa enters its final stretch, a flurry of 2016 presidential hopefuls have taken advantage of the turf and started to jockey for their parties’ presidential nominations.

According to a Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday, the Iowa Senate race seems to be going down to the wire. The poll shows Republican state Sen. Joni Ernst continuing to lead the race to fill the seat vacated by retiring Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) by 2 percentage points, with 48 percent of likely voters supporting her. The margin remains the same as an Oct.15 poll that showed Ernst leading 45 to 43 percent.

Only 4 percent of likely voters remain undecided in a race that will


came onto your property. You’re talking about bipartisanship, how do we expect as Iowans to believe that you will work across the aisle when you cannot walk across your yard?” Ernst said during a debate in September.

Ernst, a National Guard lieutenant colonel who served in Iraq, won her party’s primary by emphasizing her rural roots and military background. A little-known Iowa state senator, Ernst burst onto the political scene earlier this year with an ad in which she touted her experience cutting pork because she grew up on a farm castrating pigs.

The Iowa Senate race is attracting millions of dollars. Some $35 million is being spent in Iowa – more than anywhere except for North Carolina and Colorado – both with larger populations than the Hawkeye State.

Many high-profilepolitical figures have flocked to Iowa, including many potential 2016 presidential candidates aiming to position themselves for a nominating contest that is 15 months away.

Vice President Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are both scheduled to appear in Iowa this week. Clinton will visit Iowa for a second time in just over a month. She stumped for Braley and other Iowa Democrats at the 37th annual Harkin Steak Fry in September – her first visit to the state since her defeat by President Obama in Iowa’s 2008 Democratic caucuses.

Clinton is not the only potential Democratic candidate to visit Iowa – the first state in the nation to hold its presidential caucuses – and lay the seed for a run in 2016.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), whom


some liberals want to run for president, campaigned in Iowa this month for Braley. Though Warren has repeatedly stated that she will not run for president in 2016, she has visited several states delivering a populist speech that touches upon a host of core Democratic issues, such as raising the minimum wage and inequality.

Clinton holds a substantial lead of 53 percent support from likely 2016 Democratic caucusgoers, according to a recent Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics Iowa poll. Warren is a distant second, with 10 percent.

Traffic on the Republican side has been much heavier, with at least 10 prospective presidential contenders visiting the state in recent months.india

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Prices of onion in some states, especially major producers of the vegetable, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, have seen a fall in the past two weeks due to oversupply caused by release of old stocks farmers stored in anticipation of higher rates, reports from states show.

The reports underline two of the basic issues in Indian farming -- the lack of efficient linkages between producers and markets, and the complete absence of food processing infrastructure in many parts of the country.

The price of garlic too has crashed to Rs 2 per kg in its biggest mandi (or market) in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh. In Mandsaur, it was trading at Rs 3. Onion was trading even lower in both.

Indermal Patidar of village Kelukhedi in Neemuch said he


No significant difference in LH release was observed between young and old hamsters in response to LHRH. In acyclic hamsters, the peak of LH release in response to LHRH was delayed. LHRH-induced LH release was greater in the morning of proestrus than during diestrus in both young and old hamsters. LH increase was significantly greater in the young than in old hamsters on the 13th and 15th day after castration. However, positive feedback stimulation of LH release by estradiol benzoate was the same in both young and old hamsters. These results indicate that in the female hamster, LH response to acute stimuli such as LHRH and estrogens is the same in the young as in the old animal and that circulating basal LH concentration may decrease or itsU.S. forces are changing their role from combat operations to mainly training Iraqi forces

Washington (CNN) -- The top U.S. commander in Iraq said Wednesday that the United States is still on track to draw down its troops to 50,000 by September 1, when the U.S. will cease combat operations and change its mission to mainly training Iraqi forces.

Gen. Raymond Odierno said the reduction of forces by 75,000 since January 2009 is going on without trouble and that some 20,000 U.S. military vehicles have been moved to the Afghan theater of battle where they are needed.

At the peak of its involvement, the United States had about 170,000 troops in the country in an effort to gain control of an insurgency that had spun wildly out of control.

But as U.S.


forces change the name of the military operation from Operation Iraqi Freedom to Operation New Dawn on September 1, Odierno said they will be keeping 50,000 U.S. troops in Iraq until they must leave at the end of 2011.

"Operation New Dawn does not change the level of U.S. commitment to Iraq; it changes the nature of our commitment, (from) one that is military-dominated to a civilian-led commitment," Odierno told reporters at a Pentagon briefing.

While there is still plenty of violence, Odierno said high-profile attacks in the first six months of 2010 have decreased by nearly 50 percent since the same time last year.

But despite warnings of increased violence as the United States reduces its presence and the Iraqi government continues to struggle to organize after the March elections,The pullout of all foreign military forces that are illegally stationed in Syria will facilitate the settlement of the conflict in that country, Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia said on Thursday.

“The pull out of all foreign forces, which are in Syria illegally and de facto occupying large parts of the country, will only help to facilitate the stabilization that we have been witnessing in Syria specially in the last year,” Nebenzia said at a roundtable discussion on Syria at the United Nations.

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump announced his decision to withdraw all US military troops from Syria, saying the move was motivated by the fact that the Daesh terror group has been defeated in Syria.

Nebenzia also stressed during a UN roundtable discussion on the


one made by the debtor with actual intent to hinder, delay, and defraud creditors within the meaning of § 548(a)(1) of the Bankruptcy Code. The merits of the issues joined by the pleadings came on before the bankruptcy court for hearing in Joplin, Missouri, on August 16, 1985, whereupon the plaintiff appeared personally and as his own counsel and the defendant appeared by counsel, Robert Parrish, Esquire. The evidence which was then adduced demonstrated that, on or about October 12, 1984, when the debtor was admittedly insolvent he returned the ski shop inventory here in issue to the defendant, from whom he had obtained possession in an agreement to pay for them; that the debtors' petition for voluntary bankruptcy was filed less than a year later, on Januarymemories and passion.

From a very young age, perhaps after our dad had taken us to the Rivoli Theatre in Camberwell to see the classic film, Zulu, we were forever after entranced by stories of brave warriors and great battles.

We were not unique in this passion. Most young boys were preoccupied with fighting bloody wars in the backyards and streets of our neighbourhood. We used sticks for guns until we were given toy guns at Christmas. It was wonderful fun to pretend to be shot and fall in the most dramatic and spectacular fashion.

We were each given a box of toy soldiers when quite young one Christmas. The two armies of the American revolution. Stu received the box of redcoats and I the American blue coats.

Oh, the joy those


matters.

The brilliant author and playwright, Oscar Wilde was sentenced to two years hard labor for the crime of sodomy in 1895. Wilde suffered terribly, for a man who was accustomed to the soft opulent life of a successful writer, the brutal regime in prison nearly killed him.

He wrote along letter, titled De Profundis during this time. It contains a passage which has always touched me deeply and has been a source of inspiration and a constant reminder to always stand by my friends, especially when they have been shunned, shamed or branded as being less than desirable company due to a change in fortune or circumstances.

When Wilde was condemned the general public reviled him. Whenever he was dragged out into the public spotlight, as occurred when being transportedand cassia of many tears. When wisdom has been profitless to me, philosophy barren, and the proverbs and phrases of those who have sought to give me consolation as dust and ashes in my mouth, the memory of that little, lovely, silent act of love has unsealed for me all the wells of pity: made the desert blossom like a rose, and brought me out of the bitterness of lonely exile into harmony with the wounded, broken, and great heart of the world.

Moral courage changes lives just as surely as physical courage can save them.

My brother, Stu died early last year. That Conrad quote at the start of my article was used on the front cover of his funeral booklet at his request. No-I am not going to


of 55 he was going to remedy the sense that he had unfinished business.

I watched him train relentlessly. The sparring sessions with the Australian Middleweight champion, Tej Singh, were more brutal than anything he faced in the Master’s tournament.

I saw him before his fights. I saw the fear in his eyes and felt sick at the thought of having to endure those long hours before stepping into a ring to fight a man you do not know in front of a crowd of mostly strangers. That was when I felt most in awe of his courage. He looked sick and distracted. But he walked to the ring and he fought and he won.

On the day of his fight to decide the Victorian Masters Champion, my wife and Ideath with me!”

Brickhill rode on and survived. His “dear fellow” was stabbed to death moments after he deserted him.

The author remarked that this moment troubled Brickhill’s conscience for years to come.

Only minutes later another man on horseback. Private Samuel Wassall of the 80th regiment faced the same dilemma. With all of his instincts telling him to keep fording the river in order to reach relative safety on the far shore, he turned his horse, went back and retrieved the desperate man, a private by the name of Westwood, who had called for help. He saved his life and both men lived to tell the tale. As he said in his own words:

“There was a terrible temptation to go ahead and just save oneself. But I turned my horse


This shaky image, taken for Flight magazine, depicts the treacherous nature of Louis Paulhan's bid to win the first cross-country air race in 1910. The French aviator beat his opponent, the British pilot Claude Grahame-White, to claim the £10,000 prize offered by the Daily Mail newspapera single person, 70 years old, with health concerns, who works every day for as many hours as her health allows on getting the message out to the world. She was asked, in the early days of ZetaTalk, to be as educated on astronomy as astronomers, and did so to a degree that allowed her to support the imaging of the inbound Planet X. She supported our debates on sci.astro on the absurdity of human math when faced with reality, on the matter of why the Moon is in the skies and not crashing to Earth, even though she does not speak math any more than she speaks Greek.

To properly translate our concepts, Nancy, as she has so often mentioned, must be on the same page as ourselves,


First Sighting

“This is just remarkable.” That’s how Bruce Mundy, fishery biologist with the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service, Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, described seeing live video of this eel-like fish. What makes it so remarkable is the fact that a fish in this family has never been seen live – until now.

Video of the fish was captured during an expedition on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer to explore the unknown and poorly known deep waters of the Marianas Trench Marine National Monument and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Seen while exploring a ridge feature at a depth of ~2,500 meters, the fish measured about 10 centimeters long. It is in the same order (Ophidiiformes) as cusk eels, but belongs to a distinct family (Aphyonidae). According tothe experts, this is the first time that a fish in the family Aphyonidae has ever been seen alive!

With its transparent, gelatinous skin, which lacked scales, and its highly reduced eyes that lacked pigment, the fish was truly a remarkable – and ghostly – find. In fact, some viewers noted it was basically the “fish version of Casper the octopus,” in reference to an octopus seen during a February expedition on the Okeanos Explorer off of Hawaii that was likely a new species.

One thing is certain – this was indeed an exciting find that highlights, once again, how much we still have to learn about our vast, and unexplored, ocean.

Anyone with an Internet connection is invited to follow the expedition LIVE, with dives happening between now and July


8.

This expedition is part of the three-year Campaign to Address the Pacific monument Science, Technology, and Ocean NEeds (CAPSTONE), an effort to explore high-priority unknown areas in the Pacific marine national monuments. The central and western Pacific marine national monuments and national marine sanctuaries encompass over 742,000 square miles of emergent land, coral reef, ocean, and maritime heritage resources as well as harbor numerous protected species and likely an abundance of undiscovered resources. CAPSTONE provides timely, actionable information to support science-based decision making regarding some of these last relatively pristine marine ecosystems on the planet.

Heard on the video:[Various diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of myasthenia in children and adolescents].
Data of examining 32 patients with myasthenia treated at the Institute of Children's Neurology and Psychiatry in Belgrade are presented. Among these patients there were no children with the neonatal transitory form of myasthenia. In two children being treated, the disease symptoms appeared since the birth or soon after it and had been then persisting for a long time (the neonatal persistent form of myasthenia). In 30 children, the disease began before or soon after the age of 10 year. The juvenile form of myasthenia gravis could be divided into the early and the late ones, with regard to the patients' age and the disease clinical course. Modern diagnostic tests and their significance in diagnosing myasthenia gravis and


473 P.2d 664 (1970)
OREGON AFL-CIO, Edward J. Whelan, and Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon, Petitioners,
v.
John D. WELDON, Director, Department of Records and Elections for the County of Multnomah, and George A. Van Hoomissen, District Attorney for Multnomah County, Oregon, Respondents.
Supreme Court of Oregon, In Banc.
Submitted on Briefs July 27, 1970.
Decided August 17, 1970.
*665 Berkeley Lent, Portland, for petitioners Oregon AFL-CIO and Edward J. Whelan.
Raymond M. Kell and Clifford B. Alterman, Portland, for petitioner Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Dist. of Oregon.
George A. Van Hoomissen, Dist. Atty., Portland, for respondents.
PER CURIAM.
This is a proceeding to review a ballot title prepared by the District Attorney of Multnomah County for a proposed initiative ordinance repealing an excise tax on employers levied by the board of directors of the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation Districtand restricting the board's taxing powers.
The initial question is whether jurisdiction to review the proposed ballot title is vested in this court or in the circuit *666 court for Multnomah County. We think the legislature intended the review to be in the Supreme Court.
The Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District was created pursuant to Chapter 643, Oregon Laws 1969, now codified as Chapter 267 Oregon Revised Statutes, and is a municipal corporation. The exercise by the transit district voters of the powers of the initiative and referendum is authorized by ORS 267.170(1), reading as follows:
"The voters of a district may exercise the powers of the initiative and referendum, with reference to legislation of the district board, in accordance with the laws of the state governing exercise of the initiative and


referendum by voters of a district generally under ORS 254.340. However, when the boundaries of a district encompass more than one county, the county clerk, district attorney and chairman of the board of county commissioners of the most populous county within the district are substituted for the Secretary of State, Attorney General and Governor, respectively."
The first quoted sentence provides, in substance, that the general initiative and referendum statutes, as enumerated in ORS 254.340, shall apply to a mass transit district.
ORS 254.340(2)[1] makes special provision for a district situated solely within one county, including the review of ballot titles by the circuit court of that county. However, since the district involved in this proceeding is comprised of three counties we conclude that ORS 254.340(2) does not apply to ouram of the opinion that the present title prepared by the District Attorney of Multnomah County is in compliance with ORS 254.070.
O'CONNELL, C.J., joins in this dissent.
NOTES
[1]  "When a county or any municipality or district situated solely within one county is exercising these powers [initiative and referendum], the county clerk shall be substituted for the Secretary of State, the district attorney for the Attorney General and the county judge or chairman of the board of county commissioners for the Governor; and appeals by those who may be dissatisfied with the ballot title shall be taken to the circuit court of the county."
[2]  PROPOSED ORDINANCE
"Regulating the taxing powers of the Board of Directors of Tri Metropolitan Transportation district of Oregon; repealing Ordinance No. 2; and declaring an


emergency.
"BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF TRI METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT OF OREGON, COMPRISING ALL LEGAL VOTERS WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF CLACKAMAS, WASHINGTON AND MULTNOMAH COUNTIES:
"Section 1. No sales tax, income tax, property tax, payroll tax or business license tax levied by the Board of Directors of Tri Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon shall be effective or operative until it has been approved by a majority of the votes cast thereon by the legal voters of the district at a properly called election held for that purpose.
"Section 2. No tax shall be levied by the Board of Directors of Tri-Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon in any area not actually served by the transit system then and there being operated by said district.
"Section 3. Ordinance No. 2 passed bythe Board of Directors of Tri Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon on December 18, 1969, and entitled `An ordinance imposing an excise tax on employers, providing for administration, enforcement and collection of the tax and declaring an emergency,' is hereby repealed. No taxes shall be collected under said ordinance after the effective date of this ordinance.
"Section 4. The Board shall pass all ordinances and resolutions necessary to carry out the provisions of this ordinance.
"Section 5. This ordinance shall not be amended or repealed unless such amendment or repeal is approved by a majority of the votes cast thereon by the legal voters of the district at a properly called election held for that purpose.
"Section 6. Each provision of this ordinance shall be deemed independent of the other and


used English as their mother tongue and translated independently of each other. The first translator was a local Masters study program manager and the second translator a professor in Orthopedic biomechanics. During a meeting including the translators and a recording observer the translations were discussed, leading to one synthesis of the two translations. Subsequently, two independent uninformed bilingual translators with Dutch as their mother tongue performed a translation back from English into Dutch. These back-translators were Orthopedic researchers, one with medical and another technical medicine background. They were blinded to the original AOSpine PROST to avoid information bias. In the next step, an expert committee meeting (including forward-translators, back-translators, two recording observers, a professor of spinal surgery, and a professor in spinal cord injury rehabilitation) reviewed all translationsPelham Mayor Don Murphy has given city council members a list of cost-cutting ideas to consider as the council works to complete a budget for 2010-2011.

Murphy said he prepared the list at the council's request to help avoid going into city reserves to balance the new budget, which is scheduled to be on the Oct. 4 meeting agenda.

Like other cities, Pelham is struggling with reduced tax revenue and increases in costs that can't be controlled, such as rising employee benefits and workers' compensation insurance, Murphy said.

At the same time, Murphy said he advocates only one of the proposals on his list -- reworking the city's retirement ordinance.

The ordinance calls for retirees to lose city insurance if they exceed a certain amount of income at another job, Murphy said.

"If


address cutting costs outside the city's core services, such as Ballantrae Golf Club, the Pelham Racquet Club and the Pelham Civic Center.

Powell said while he is not in favor of shutting those services down, they need to be examined.

"When an entity creates the situation where the city is in the red, before you cut any core services, you need to assess and streamline those entities," Powell said.

Powell said because council members do not have enough information on the cost-cutting items, he believes few if any will be implemented before the new budget is adopted.

"I do think we'll revisit this list and possibly implement some of the measures later in the year or for the 2012 fiscal year," Powell said.

Powell said while the new budget is scheduled to beVolcanic tourist area in Pompei, Italy

Last year I visited the volcanic tourist area in Pompei, Italy. I was a bit disturbed by the human dead bodies covered with lava. Nobody in the group told they were upset with those images, so I kept my feelings with myself. Have you seen those bodies?

A question that ponder my mind after seeing them. When (how long after the person's death) would be justifiable to show someone's dead body and make it a tourist attraction?

Staff: Mentor

Last year I visited the volcanic tourist area in Pompei, Italy. I was a bit disturbed by the human dead bodies covered with lava. Nobody in the group told they were upset with those images, so I kept my feelings with myself. Have you seen those bodies?

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to their favorite causes with their time as well as their checkbooks." Wade said Jill Biden has volunteered to help military families and the family "pitched in driving supplies to the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina." Nationally, more than two-thirds of U.S. households reported giving to charity in 2004, with average contributions of $2,047 that year, according to a study released in January by the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University. Those households who gave to charity averaged donations of about 3% of their income, says Patrick Rooney, the center's interim executive director. Another study of wealthy households in 2005 found average yearly donations of $40,746 from people with incomes from $200,000 per year to $500,000 per year, Rooney says. But like most statistics on giving, those numbersonly a summary of one of Cindy McCain's tax returns, showing she earned more than $6 million in 2006. John McCain reported giving more than $202,000 — a quarter of his income — to charity in 2006 and 2007, the only years for which his campaign released his tax returns. His campaign didn't release information about his wife's charitable contributions, however. In 2006, her total itemized tax deductions, a category which includes charitable contributions and other deductible items such as mortgage interest, was $569,737, or 9.3% of her income. The McCain campaign has not said when his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, will release her tax returns. The Democratic National Committee has criticized McCain for only releasing two years' worth of his returns, rather than the seven


years' worth of complete returns released by Obama and the decade's worth from Biden. Compared with the two presidential candidates, Biden's income is much more modest. His earnings in the past decade ranged from a high of more than $320,000 in 2005 to a low of $210,797 in 1999. Besides his Senate salary and his wife's earnings, Biden also reported earning $20,500 a year from Widener University, where he's listed as an part-time, adjunct instructor of a constitutional law class. Widener has campuses in Delaware and Pennsylvania. Guidelines: You share in the USA TODAY community, so please keep your comments smart and civil. Don't attack other readers personally, and keep your language decent. Use the "Report Abuse" button to make a difference. You share in the USA TODAYNotebook: Caldwell planned heave

Andre Caldwell's unsportsmanlike conduct penalty during Saturday's game against Florida State wasn't an impulse decision. Caldwell had planned the celebration all week.

Caldwell, Florida's senior receiver, heaved the football into the South end zone stands following a 31-yard touchdown reception that put Florida ahead 38-12 with 8:20 left in Saturday's game with Florida State in The Swamp.

Caldwell was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. But he didn't care.

"I had that planned all week long," Caldwell said. "I was just hoping we were beating them bad so (the penalty) didn't hurt us that much."

Former Florida receivers Carlos Alvarez and Travis McGriff also threw touchdown receptions into the end zone during their final games at The Swamp, something Caldwell was aware of.

Coach Urban Meyer, however, needed an explanation after the


touchdown.

"He asked me why I did it," Caldwell said. "I told him it was my last game in The Swamp and I had to do it. I told him Carlos Alvarez did it. I broke his record. So I can do it, too."

Meyer had some fun with Alvarez after getting a quick history lesson afterward.

Caldwell broke Alvarez's school record for career receptions a week ago in Florida's win over Florida Atlantic. Caldwell said the celebration was even sweeter coming against FSU.

"That was the plan, to embarrass them," Caldwell said. "They would do it to us if we were on the other side. There's a lot of bad blood between us."

'Cats-Vols take away from Tebow time

Florida's nationally televised game with Florida State was supposed to be a golden chancefor Gators quarterback Tim Tebow to put his skills on display for Heisman voters. There was a major problem with that, however.

Most of the nation didn't get to see Tebow's first-half performance because of Tennessee's 52-50 win over Kentucky that went into four overtimes and lasted close to five hours.

The Kentucky-Tennessee game, also broadcast on CBS, didn't end until only a few minutes of the first half remained in the Florida-FSU game. CBS stations regionally switched to the Florida-FSU game at the time of its kickoff, but national outlets stuck with the conclusion of Tennessee and Kentucky.

Joiner regains captaincy

Florida senior safety Tony Joiner was reinstated as a team captain by Meyer Saturday. Joiner was stripped of his captaincy prior to Florida's Oct. 6 game at LSU after he


was arrested on felony burglary charges. Those charges were eventually dropped.

Meyer said Joiner has done everything coaches have asked of him in the time since.

"My problem with Tony Joiner is that I love Tony Joiner," Meyer said. "I've been guilty of that many times.

"He's still not out of the woodwork. I don't know if he'll be captain for the bowl game or not. I think he deserves that. That carried over his head for a while now as far as lifestyle, behavior. He earned that today."

Joiner had six tackles in the game.

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Florida state kicker Gary Cismesia set a Florida State record when he nailed a 60-yard field goal as time expired in the first half. The field goal was the longestin FSU history, breaking Sebastian Janikowski's record 56-yard field goal against Wake Forest in 1997. Cismesia was 4-for-4 on field goals in the game.

"At first it went left," Cismesia said. "But it curved back and fell in there. I kicked a 57-yarder in high school, so this was my longest in a game situation."

Henry helps Gators gain field position Florida punter Chas Henry had two reasons to smile on Saturday.

Both of Henry's punts in the game were downed inside Florida State's 5-yard line. Henry's first punt, a 36-yarder, was caught on the fly at FSU's 2-yard line by Louis Murphy midway through the third quarter. Henry then launched a 54-yard punt that was downed at FSU's 3-yard line with 13:07 left in the fourth quarter.

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The creation of the new bureau and the appointment of Kato, one of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s the closest aides, is seen as another political maneuver by Abe to tighten his grip on powerful government bureaucrats.

The bureau will serve as the secretariat for the prime minister to decide the appointments of about 600 elite bureaucrats at ministries and agencies of the central government, including vice ministers and bureau chiefs.

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Way back in days of old, there was a legend told about a hero known as Galavant, and that hero was the star of an ABC series that had its moment in the sun for two seasons in 2015 and 2016. The show from Dan Fogelman was a musical medieval comedy and featured music by composer Alan Menken and lyricist Glenn Slater. Galavant had wit, a tremendous cast, and memorable songs coming out of its ears. Though ABC and Hollywood Records released soundtracks for both seasons, they didn’t make every single song from the series available–much to the frustration of fans. That’s changing.

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LISTINGS FOR THE SMITH
SURNAME INAbstracts of Wills of Dutchess County,
New York, 1742-1839,
by Minnie Cohen, 1939 (901 pages, comprising 13 small volumes)
compiled by Reiley Kidd, MD, Seattle, WA, August 2011

In 1939, Minnie Cohen completed her abstracts of wills in Dutchess County, New
York.The
resulting book comprises 13 smaller volumes (presumably due to the fact that
she divided the task into sections, completing each in chronological order.The will books included in this book begin
with Will Book AA, page 29 and end with the completion of Will Book J.

This book is available online through many libraries,
including the Seattle Public Library, via Heritage Quest.I went through the entire book, and copied
her abstracts for each mention of the SMITH surname, including the original
will book and page number where each abstract was taken from.I then reorganized theentries by the given
name of each Smith person mentioned.Where more than one Smith individual is named in a given record, I've included
that record under each of their given names.And within each given name's entries, the abstracts are listed in
chronological order.
It should be understood that the entries under any given name may refer to
different people, who shared that given name.Hopefully with the associated information, such as the place the record
was created and the names of others in the specific record, will help
distinguish between these individuals who shared the same given name.

When more than one date is listed for a will (e.g.,
1791/1773), the first date is when the will was signed, and the second is when
is appears to have been recorded, following the death of that individual.

ABEL SMITH

1800  the
1800/1801


and Abraham.Platt's two brothers, Isaac and Philip Smith were two of the executors.Platt's father-in-law, Abraham Micler, was
another executor.The will was witnessed
by Gilbert Smith (WB B, p. 129).

1807  Abraham Smith was an executor of the
1807 will of Stephen Purdy, Fishkill (WB C, p. 87).

1811  Abraham Smith, Esq. is an executor of
the 1811/1812 will of Michael Van Dervoort of Carmel (WB D, p. 93).

1812  the 1812
will of Samuel Rogers of Carmel
names Abraham Smith as one of the
witnesses (WB D, p. 6).

1812  Abraham Smith Jr. is one of the
executors of the 1812 will of Peter Banker of PhillipsTown.Abraham
Smith (Sr.?) was a witness to this will (WB D, p. 102).

1813  the
1813/1817 will of Abraham Smith of
Fishkill names "Abraham Smith,
of the City of New York, first son ofmy nephew Stephen Smith, late of the same place, now deceased; Stephen Smith, second son of my nephew Stephen Smith; Alada Smith, present wife of John De Myer of Kingston, Ulster
Co."(among others) as his heirs (WB E, p. 333).

1819  Abraham Smith was one of the heirs of
John C. Brinkerhoff of Fishkill in his 1819/1820 will (WB F, p. 50).

ADAH SMITH

1806  the 1806
will of David Marick of Carmel
names among his heirs "brother Isaac Marick's four children, one of whom
was Adah Smith, wife of Thomas Smith."John
Smith was one of the executors (WB C, p. 1).

ALADA SMITH

1813  the
1813/1817 will of Abraham Smith of
Fishkill names "Abraham Smith,
of the City of New York, first son of my nephew Stephen Smith, late of the same place, now deceased; Stephen Smith, second


son of my nephew Stephen Smith; Alada Smith, present wife of John De Myer of Kingston, Ulster
Co."(among others) as his heirs (WB E, p. 333).

ALLEN SMITH

1812  the
1812/1813 will of Jacob Lawrence of Stanford names his dau. Elizabeth Smith, as one of his
heirs.An Allen Smith was one of the executors, and was perhaps the husband
of Elizabeth Smith (WB D, p. 342).

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

ANN/ANNE/ANNA SMITH

1814  the
1814/1823will of Mary Gildersleeve of Clinton
names Ann Smith, wife of Daniel Smith
as one of her children (WB F, p. 480).

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

1823  the
1823/1824 will of Nehemiah Oakley of Freedom names Mary Smith, wife of Thomas Smith as one of his heirs. Their
daughter Anna is another of his
heirs, and son-in-law Thomas Smith
was one of his executors (WB G, p. 29).

ARCHIBALD SMITHs

1820  Archibald Smith was a


children (WB F, p. 480).

1820  a Daniel Smith was a witness to the
1820/1821 will of John Vantassell of Fishkill (WB E, p. 140).

1820  the
1820/1837 will of Peter Smith of
North East names his daughter Lada,
wife of Joseph Thompson; his late son David
Smith; sons James W. and Daniel
Smith.His living sons were named
his executors. (WB I, p. 392)

1806  a David Smith was a witness to the 1806
will of Enos Northrup of Washington,
along with Israel Smith (WB C, p.
402).

1809  a David Smith was named an executor of the
1809 will of Abraham Webster of Dover
(WB C, p. 402).

1813  the
1813/1814 will of Joseph Blatchley of Fishkill names daughter Sarah Smith and son-in-law David Smith among his heirs (WB D, p.
442).

1816  David Smith, Esq. Was an executor of
the 1816/1818Lawrence of Stanford names his dau. Elizabeth Smith, as one of his
heirs.An Allen Smith was one of the executors, and was perhaps the husband
of Elizabeth Smith (WB D, p. 342).

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

1823  the
1823/1824 will of William Ladue of Fishkill names his daughter Betsey, the wife of Isaiah Smith, as one of his heirs.David
Smith witnessed this will (WB G, p. 113).

1823  the
1823/1832 will of Elizabeth


Philips in his 1807 will ( WB C, p. 112).

1831  the
1831/1832 will of Abner Case of Pine Plains names Nancy Smith as one of his daughters, and mentions son-in-law Reuben Smith.In addition, a George Smith was one of the witnesses to this will (WB H, p. 109).

1798  the 1798/1799 will of Platt Smith of Amenia
names sons Uriah and Abraham.Platt's two brothers, Isaac and Philip Smith were two of the executors.Platt's father-in-law, Abraham Micler, was
another executor.The will was witnessed
by Gilbert Smith (WB B, p. 129).

H.L. SMITH

1831  the 1831/1832
will of Phebe Smith of Lithgow, a
single woman, mentions sisters Mary, Abigail,
the wife of Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, Esq.; Louisa, the wife of Homer Wheaton,
Esq.; and her brother Isaac Smith.H.L.
Smith of Poughkeepsie
was one of the executors (WB H, p. 182).

HANNAHEast names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

1818  the 1818
will of Marah Reed of Stanford names daughter Jane Smith among her heirs (her husband's name not given) (WB E, p.
396).

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased,


John Smith was among the witnesses of
the 1798 will of Grandius Quick of Clinton
(WB B, p. 115).

1799 -a John
Smith was a witness to the 1799 will of David Johnston of Washington (WB C, p. 338).

1804  the 1804 will of John Smith of Poughkeepsie names
wife Margaret, no other Smiths (WB
B, p. 438).

1806  the 1806
will of David Marick of Carmel
names among his heirs "brother Isaac Marick's four children, one of whom
was Adah Smith, wife of Thomas Smith."John
Smith was one of the executors (WB C, p. 1).

1808  the
1808/1809 will of John Waring of Southeast names his dau. Susanna, wife of Jonathan
Smith, as one of his heirs (WB C, p. 295).

1808  a John Cotton Smith was a witness to the
1808/1822 will of Samuel Eggleston of North East (WBE, p.276).

1812  the
1812/1815 will of Ebenezer Cary of Beekman, physician, names his daughter Hephzibah, wife of John Smith, as one of his heirs (WB E, p. 31).

1816  A John Smith was a witness to the
1816/1830 will of Solomon Cook of Amenia (WB H, p. 327).

1822  The 1822/1823
will of John Tice Smith of North East
names daughters Polly, Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden,


wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

1824  Archibald Smith was an executor of the
1824/1826 will of Peter Snyder of Milan.A codicil to this will mentions William A. Smith, son of John I. Smith of Rhinebeck village (WB
G, pp. 355, ff).

1829  John S. Smith was a witness to the
1829/1831 will of Jacob Schultz of Rhinebeck (WB H, p. 382).

1831  Jonathan Smith was a witness to the
1832/1833 will of Lawrence Van Every of Poughkeepsie (WB H, p 269).

1810  the 1810
will of Anthony Ward of Washington
namesson-in-law Joseph Smith,
husband of Ward's daughter, Hannah,
as one of his executors (WB C, p. 558).

1827  the 1827
will of Hannah Smith (location not
stated) names her brothers Joseph and
Howland Smith; her sisters Deborah
Smith, Dinah Howland, Rebecca Taber and Rachel Smith; and names her brother Howland Smith one of her executors (WB H, p. 5).

JUDAH SMITH

1828  the 1828 will
of Richard B. Mosher of Stanford names daughters Judah Smith & Abigail
Smith as two of his heirs.A Susannah Smith was one of the witnesses
to the will (WB H, p. 121).

KEZIAH SMITH

1794  the 1794
will of Jost Garrison of Clinton
names among his heirs Keziah, wife of
Jesse Smith (WB A, p. 414).

LADA SMITH (see also Lydia?)

1820  the
1820/1837 will of Peter Smith of
North East names his daughter Lada,
wife of Joseph Thompson; his late


to be Dusenberry, since that is the surname of her
brothers; she names no other Smiths in her will (WB E, p. 198).

MARIAH SMITH

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

MARTHA SMITH

1815  Martha Smith was a witness to the 1815
will of David Bedford of Clinton
(WB E, p. 66)

MARTIN SMITH

1822  The 1822
will of Frederick Ham of Clinton
mentions both David Smith and Martin Smith, possibly as his heirs,
but no relationship is specifiedwas an executor of the
1819 will of Derick Westervelt of Poughkeepsie (WB F, p. 19).

NATHANIEL SMITH

1777  Nathaniel Smith was one of the
witnesses to the 1777/1797 will of Wiliam Wolven of Bateman's pct. (WB B, p.
51).

NICHOLAS SMITH

1822  The
1822/1823 will of John Tice Smith of
North East names daughters Polly,
Elizabeth Harris & Jane Shelden, wife of Allen Shelden;
sons James, Andrew & Nicholas
(the latter deceased); and the children of Nicholas  Betsey, Mariah, Phebe, Jane, Anna & John.Also his grandson, John Smith,
son of his son, John, also deceased, who now lives with him.Son James
was an executor of the will (WB F, p. 485).

OTHNIEL SMITHs

1810  an Othniel D. Smith is a witness to the
1810 will of John Patrick Sherwood of Clinton
(WB C, p. 495).

PATIENCE SMITH

1802  the
1802/1805 will of Stephen