Lanolips is one of those products that is on my beauty list (that I keep filed haphazardly in my head). It has been doing the rounds on a few English blogs and YouTubers and having lips that would make the Sahara look like paradise, I am always on the hunt for something that works. I asked Beaut.ie (the mother ship) on Twitter was it available in Ireland and the people at Lanolips were a bit vague on the matter - it was a lip product mystery (Lanolips' website now say that its available in Boots Liffey Valley, Jervis Street and Omni). Last week Laura from All Made up 21 tweeted that she had picked up Lanolips from Boots in Jervis Street . SCORE. On my trip into town to pick up my Urban Decay 15 Year Anniversary Eye Shadow Collection (check out the post its amazing... the product is amazing not the post ) and meet Claire from In Claireness Now Fair for coffee, I picked one up. Lanolips costs €11.50 - to me this is very expensive for a lip product but it is along similar pricing lines to Kiehls.
Lanolips Lemonaid Lip Aid is an ultra rich and creamy whipped lanolin lip treatment with organic lemon oil to naturally exfoliate, leaving lips fresh, soft and moist.
The citric acid in the organic lemon oil acts as a natural exfoliator on dry, dead skin; when applied there may be a slight tingling on the lips as it works.
Containing over 70% of Lanolips exclusive Ultra Pure Medical Grade Lanolin, Lanolips Lemonaid Lip Aid offers a natural high gloss, hydrating lip ointment with a hint of shimmer for a healthy sheen.
What is this magical substance lanolin which makes the product amazing?? Lanolin is wax that is produced by lamb's wool. Lets think about this for a minute... lanolin is basically sheep's greasy hair residue. Now before we all get freaked out (lets face it we are all a little freaked out right now) lanolin is used in tons of lip products so we probably already have it on our lips and you know what Cleopatra never said "Do you know what that eyeliner is made of?? Get that muck away from my face...Ill go natural".
I have a gripe with the application, its not ideal for applying directly onto lips.
The product has a pleasant lemon taste and to me its texture is reminiscent of the Benefit two step lip programme (as opposed to Benefit's 12 step programme which of course is Makeup Addicts Anonymous). There is a slight shimmer to the product but it's very subtle. It is long lasting and pleasant on the lips (once you get over the whole sheep's greasy hair thing).
Here is a cute little picture of a sheep... are we feeling better about sheep yet? Look she has lovely long eye lashes. There was another version available in Boots which was €14.50 I don't know what special sheep this lanolin was taken from to deserve the higher price tag (Dolly the sheep perhaps).
Here it is on my lips (along with a few spots....for your viewing pleasure).
This product has me thinking ...remember when you were younger and you used to make shampoo out of rose petals? which was basically Eau de Decaying Vegetation? Well we could make our own lip gloss, just get a little pot then wait for your hair to build up a bit of grease. Between your home made perfume and lip gloss you would be only smashing.
All messing aside I do actually like this product (once I got over the whole greasy sheep thing) it leaves my lips pleasantly moisturised and does exactly what it says on the tin. I have grown very fond of that little sheep.
Im looking for a good lip balm too (bored of Carmex) but im weary of the lanolin - too many associations with hair growth and irritation for my liking.
Love this post Mags. Between greasy sheep, homemade perfume & 12 step beauty addict programmes you've got it all covered.


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Chopra, Bon Jovi Team on Youth Quality Assurance Internship Initiative
Former Federal Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra and entertainer Jon Bon Jovi, along with a number of private sector and non-profit leaders, announced on Wednesday the launch of SummerQAmp, a nationwide initiative to train youth in high-tech skills as a commitment to the White House's Summer Jobs+ program.
Chopra and Bon Jovi joined GroupMe co-founder Steve Martocci, Gilt Groupe's Vice President of Quality Engineering Kevin Haggard and Onswipe's CEO Jason Baptiste in creating the program.
"SummerJobs+ and SummerQAmp educate and train young people who might not ordinarily consider a career in technology," said Jon Bon Jovi. "On behalf of the White House Council for Community Solutions, I support SummerJobs+ and their mission to empower youth who are presently disconnected from education, jobs, and career opportunities. The kind of on-the-job training that SummerQAmp aims to provide can create pathways to career opportunities in technology and a brighter future."
SummerQAmp's mission is to help keep the U.S. at the forefront of innovation by creating tech jobs in America. Specifically, it will promote awareness for quality assurance as a career opportunity by inviting leading U.S. software companies to offer internships to those without formal technical training. SummerQAmp's goal is to help create at least 1,000 QA internships this summer.
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Having academic content available in the native language of English Language Learners is valuable for several reasons.
One, it's useful for teachers who use the widely-respected and thoroughly researched teaching method called "Preview, View, Review." In this instructional strategy, the teacher first provides students with a quick introduction to the lesson in the native language; then the lesson is given in English; and, finally, a short summary is provided in the student's first language.
Two, it's extraordinarily helpful in providing parents of English Language Learners accessible knowledge of what their children is being taught. This gives many parents who are not able to speak English the ability to better know what is happening in the classroom. They can talk more with their children about academic content and help them with their homework more effectively.
And, three, students can access the materials — sometimes in class or at home — so they can develop a greater understanding of the subject matter and develop more self-confidence.
Because of these reasons, I thought it would be useful to prepare a "The Best…" list of resources that I think provide the best multilingual and bilingual information about content typically taught in schools.
This list is different from The Best Multilingual & Bilingual Sites For Learning English. There, I focused on sites that were focused on using the student's native language as a tool to help them learn English. Here, even though use of native language materials an be used very effectively to assist students develop their English-language skills, these sites are not explicitly designed to do so. They have only been developed to provide content knowledge to speakers of languages other than English.
In order to make it on this list, the resource must be provided free-of-charge, with no registration required, and be relatively engaging. Even though they charge for it, I do have to at least mention Brainpop. They have good Spanish versions of their videos though, unfortunately, the selection is far fewer than the number in English.
Holt, Rinehart, and Winston has clearly been the major textbook publisher who has tried hardest to provide accessible multilingual information for all subject areas, including math. Unfortunately, they don't take the word "accessibility" as seriously in terms of their website and, as a result, it's periodically off-line (it seems to work best in Firefox). But they seem to be resolving some of those technical issues.
HRW has a Pre-Algebra Glossary that provides translation of math terms and concepts in multiple languages. They also have similar glossaries for Algebra and Geometry. Also, for less-advanced learners, they have one for Middle School. Those direct links should work. However, if the HRW site is having one of its erratic moments, you can also access all of them at the main Math page.
McGraw-Hill has two multilingual math glossaries — one for K-5 and other for grades 6-12.
Harcourt provides a K-6 curriculum in English and in Spanish.
I'm adding some additional resources related to math instructional videos in Spanish though, at the same time, I recognize that they might be of superior quality.
One is the Khan Academy multilingual resources. They seem to have a number of resources in multiple languages, along with a separate YouTube channel for videos in Spanish. The richest man in the world, Carlos Slim, has also recently committed to have ALL their resources translated into Spanish.
Tareas Plus has a huge number of instructional videos on math available for viewing, though it doesn't appear that they have the same kind of follow-up exercises that Khan makes available. The videos seem to be available for free, and you can search for the ones you need. However, many of their video-based "courses" appear to require payment.
Wendy Jennings, one of my colleagues, found a collection of about fifty Spanish-language instructional videos for Algebra 1 and Geometry. They've been created by the Northeast Arkansas Education Cooperative, and can be found on their site and on their YouTube channel.
No matter what language they're in, any math video is going to be "Greek" to me. But, Wendy likes them, so I'm adding them to this list.
Carlos Slim, the Mexican billionaire, has just unveiled Acceso Latino, an online tool designed to be a "one-stop" site for Spanish-language "employment, education, health care, and civil rights" resources.
Much of the site is just composed of links to materials others have created. However, there is some original material that could be useful to educators, particularly videos on different types of jobs and some decent, though surprisingly shallow, videos on content covered in the GED.
Of course, as I've previously posted, Slim has also paid for all the Khan Academy videos to be redone in Spanish, and there's a link to the Khan Spanish-language site, which is new to me.
The British Council has math glossaries in several different languages, including Persian.
2) Click on Holt United States History 2007, which is the third one down from the top.
3) Then click on the chapter you want to read about.
4) At the bottom of your screen you will then see different languages. Click on the language summary you would like to read.
HRW has good chapter summaries about Geography, though they're only in English and Spanish. Once again, they can be a little tricky to get to. First go to their Geography home page, then click on the first title. Next click on a chapter and you will see the summary links at the bottom.
HRW has similar summaries in English and Spanish related to U.S. Government. Go to their Government and Civics home page, and follow a similar process to the ones I've already outlined to get their bilingual resources.
HRW has a great series of multilingual World History summaries in multiple languages. However, that page seems to be even more temperamental than their other ones. It seems to only work about half the time. To get there, go to the World History main page. Click on the first textbook, and then follow the usual procedure.
McGraw Hill has both English and Spanish versions online of their California Vistas textbook.
The Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) has just performed a great service for recent immigrants by helping to develop and distribute the new U.S. Citizenship test questions in eleven additional languages. The U.S. government provides translations in four major languages. CLINIC has recruited community organizations from around the country to do these eleven, and are hoping to do more.
A school district has created multiple social studies glossaries for topics and languages in downloadable PDFs. Another district has done the same.
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has a ton of resources in multiple languages. In order to access them, you first have to search anything you want in the search box on the home page. Then, in the upper left hand corner of the page you'll see a link to "Site." Click on the arrow there and you will see links to different languages.
Bilingual Study Notes – Social Studies Spanish is from NYU.
McGraw Hill has an excellent series of multilingual summaries for their K-6 Science curriculum. Just click on one of the books, then click on a chapter, and then click on the "translated concept summary." Here's an example of what you'll get.
A school district has compiled multiple multilingual glossaries in PDF form for different languages and levels. The first two links on the list are dead-ends, but the rest are fine and can be downloaded. Another district has done the same.
Phet from the University of Colorado has many online science simulations in multiple languages.
Here are more Spanish Language NASA Sites.
Carolyn Zierenberg, a talented teacher at our school, put together a simple multilingual (English/Spanish/Hmong) glossary of academic vocabulary. She's given me permission to it on this blog and website.
This Glossary of Commonly Used English Academic Vocabulary took an incredible amount of work to complete (if that link doesn't work, you can access it here).
utubersidad has many Spanish-language videos in history and in other content areas.
Mundo from the BBC also has many resources in Spanish.
Of course, a list like this is only effective as a supplement and follow-up to multiple classroom activities where these words are used in a meaningful way in context.
Tween Tribune from The Smithsonian has accessible articles in English with Spanish versions.
Newsela, a news site for schools, has now begun to provide Spanish translations of some articles, including providing them at different reading levels. Here is their blog post announcing the feature, and here's a link to their Spanish-language text sets.
The New York Times has just launched a Spanish-language site. It offers both articles translated from English versions and original content. Having good Spanish translations of their English articles can be great tools for English-language development, and the Spanish articles can also be used by ELLs to help develop background knowledge on a specific topic being studied.
The Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools has developed an incredible collection of multilingual glossaries for just about every academic subject area and grade.
ADDENDUM: Here's an English/Spanish glossary for art classes.
Edraak is a Arabic-language teaching and learning platform. It was started by the Queen of Jordan.
As usual, additional suggestions are welcome.
i agree with your idea,thanks!!!
I agree with your ideas and appreciate them!
The Glencoe Bi – lingual libraries are no longer working. If you have an updated link, I would appreciate it. I am mad that I used to just go in and run a copy and never kept one.
The Glencoe math glossary still works but, you're right, the science and history ones are dead. Thanks for letting me know. I've just replaced them with extensive glossaries for many languages that in downloadable PDFs. I could not find any online replacements.
Glossary of Commonly Used English Academic Vocabulary is not working. Is there an updated link?


You know that a sound investment strategy is crucial to financial success, and you're willing to pay an advisor for their advice and expertise. But how much should you pay? And how do you know if they are doing a good job or if your portfolio is performing as well as it should be? Investing is complicated, leaving most Canadians unsure of what questions to ask and equally unsure whether they would understand the answers.
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When making big choices, people wisely seek professional counsel from experts in the field. For life-changing decisions – like major surgery, or your life-long financial well-being – you may seek advice from more than one expert. A second opinion is smart. So why don't investors get one more often?
One reason is that we trust professionals and take them at their word. We consult professionals precisely because they know what we don't, so questioning them can feel uncomfortable. Usually, trusting a professional who is obligated to serve your best interests first is fine. But that often isn't the case in the financial services industry. You may be dealing with a "professional"… but it might be a professional salesperson!
Confusing industry lingo further clouds the issue, making it difficult to know if you're truly comparing apples to apples, even if you do consult multiple industry professionals.
But second opinions matter. If you would see a second mechanic before a costly car repair, you should certainly seek a second opinion about something as important as your financial health. Money Coaches Canada's Investment Report Card is designed to give you an unbiased second opinion in clear, easy to understand language.
Your financial advisor's job is to use their knowledge to help you — not hold you hostage. Knowledge truly is power, and a shady advisor won't want to share it with you.
Unless you pursue an education in financial markets, you'll probably never know as much about investments as your financial advisor. If you did, you wouldn't need them. Your financial advisor should present you with various options and make it easy to understand the pros and cons of each. You should feel confident, secure and in control of your future after speaking with them. If they don't make you feel that way, stop doubting yourself and find a financial advisor who empowers you.
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This example makes it clear just how important it is to review every facet of your investment strategy. Some seemingly minor changes can have huge impacts on your bottom line. Remember that we're talking about more than just abstract numbers on a spreadsheet. The choices you make now will dictate how you live when you retire.
When you buy a car, you know that the salesman likely works on commission, giving him reason to try and upsell you extra features you don't need. Unfortunately, financial services are often sold in the same way. "Financial advisors" are often commissioned salespeople selling a specific product line. Their job is to pair you with their products rather than creating a customized investment strategy for your financial goals.
To make matters worse, many bank and investment firm employees are now admitting that they have sales quotas to meet. You should know if your current investment team truly has your best interests at heart or if they're looking to pad their commission checks at your expense. You should understand what fees you're paying and how much they are. Sadly, hidden fees and commissions can and do get buried deep in financial statements where few dare to tread!
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Q: How are the Poco C++ events handled? Lets say i have a Poco::Thread:
Thread Parent has an eventhandler method within it.
The parent then spawns two children threads, who are given events that are the parent subscribes the eventhandler to.
So two events both have the same event handler attached.
If Child A triggers their event, and Parent starts to execute it, what would happen if Child B triggered their event before Parent was finished?
Are these requests queued up automatically, or do i have to lock everything out myself?

A: Event delegates are called within the thread of the caller (unless you're using notifyAsync()), so in the case of multiple threads triggering the same event you'll have to take care of synchronization in your event handlers yourself.

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Programmes that support rugby not only help expedite transformation, but can also change lives, writes Penny Haw.
Everyone has an opinion about the face and pace of the transformation of South African rugby. Some organisations however, are not only tackling the issue head on, they're also using the sport to help make a sustainable difference to lives off the field.
The Soweto Rugby Club has played a central role in the development of rugby for the past 22 years. This year, in partnership with long-time sponsor, NuPay, the organisation will significantly expand the scope and sustainability of its development initiatives. The establishment of the new Wilfred Jacobs Rugby Development Programme will enable the club to continue to nurture rugby skills in Soweto, but will, in addition, also allow it to help develop the capabilities that youngsters need to fulfil other roles in rugby, including administrative, coaching and official positions.
"While rugby is the entry point, the new programme acknowledges that not all youngsters who play the game will go on to become professional players," says secretary of the Soweto Rugby Club (and the Soweto Rugby Union), Zola Ntlokoma. "There might however, be places for them in rugby as administrators, officials or coaches.
Named after the late Wilfred Jacobs, who played for The Leopards in the 1970s and undertook to promote rugby in Soweto for decades thereafter (including helping to establish the Soweto Rugby Club in 1972), the new programme is based in the Braamfischerville Multi-Purpose Centre in Loerblaar Avenue.
The Soweto Rugby Club was first included as corporate social investment beneficiary of electronic payment solutions company, NuPay (formerly Altech NuPay) in 2001 when the company sponsored the club's first rugby tournament. This arrangement lasted until the annual event ended in 2006. NuPay continued to support the club by supplying kits, balls and equipment and became the Soweto Rugby Club team sponsor when the tournament was revived in 2012.
"Rugby is very close to our hearts. Our sponsorship is ongoing and we hope to increase our involvement substantially over the next few years," says Candice Frank, head of marketing for NuPay, adding that the company hopes the Wilfred Jacobs Rugby Development Programme will also increase the pool of candidates available to NuPay in future.
Another organisation that is helping develop rugby among the youth of Soweto is the Golden Lions Rugby Union (GLRU), which, says Timmy Goodwin, the union's development officer, partners with the South African Rugby Union (SARU), World Rugby and SuperSport to provide several different initiatives.
"We work with 11 primary schools in Soweto with our Get Into Rugby programme, which starts with boys and girls as young as seven," says Goodwin.
While good progress is being made in developing youngsters from previously non-rugby schools, Goodwin concedes that it remains a challenge primarily due to a lack of playing facilities and transport, and because soccer still remains the preferred sport.
But, stresses Goodwin, rugby development is not only about fostering future professionals; it's about creating awareness about the game, and encouraging youngsters to be active, enjoy it and become followers of the sport.


Making apps for Windows Phone? Then you're a developer and we've got some good news for you. Microsoft is slowly rolling out a redesigned certification workflow that should help you, as a developer, see reduced times for certifying a Windows Phone app. It's been one of the most requested piece of feedback that developers have given Microsoft and it's now being implemented. More details below.
The rollout for this new process started out a few weeks ago. It's not immediate, but some slowly going out to all Windows Phone developers. Apps that have gone through this redesigned workflow have seen turn-around time of less than one day, some even saw just an hour of turn-around.
Certifying your apps faster isn't all that Microsoft has done with these changes. Microsoft has also improved how certification results are delivered and presented. Instead of the PDF attachment, devs will now be sent an email notifications that contain the complete App Review results that are available in the Dev Center Dashboard. The format has been updated to make it easier to read the results.
Are you a Windows Phone developer? Have you already started noticing faster cert times for your apps? Sound off below!


Our vibrant Saturday Music Centre at Walworth Academy now incorporates the Saturday Morning Centre, the Southwark Creative Orchestra.
We offer lessons and musical activities using a wide range of instruments and a variety of musical styles. Everything we do is of the highest quality.


10 Raw milk cheese, Apple Day, Brown Envelope Seeds - Grow it, Cook it, Eat it.
This program features Slow Food Ireland's Raw Milk Cheese event in the Hilton Hotel earlier this year.
Lydia carving up tastings for people before they decide which apple trees they want to buy. What a great way to sell apple trees!!! Perhaps the only place in Ireland where you get to taste the fruit before you buy the tree!!??
Then Madeline McKeever and her partner Mike from Brown Envelope Seeds in Skibbereen, County Cork tell us about whats happening to seed supply in Ireland and internationally and what its like to be one of three organic seed producers in Ireland.
Please leave a comment once you have listened to it, let us know what you think of the show or share any food related thoughts with us.
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Steven has been visiting old orchards in Ireland and rescuing old apple varieties. Ten minutes talking to him was like entering a whole new world of apples!!
Well looking at my webstats it seems that this program is suddenly very popular in China! Its been downloaded about 7000 times! Amazing!!
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What do you mean, Irish food is not just potatoes, potatoes and more potatoes ? Seriously, though, I loved the food village at Bloom this year which showed (yet again) that we have some wonderful food to shout about, spuds included.
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Q: How to display current date and time using ionic Here I am trying to develop a mobile application using an ionic framework. I want to set the current time and date in my application. But it didn't work. Can anyone help me to solve this problem?
Here is my code.
HTML code
<ion-datetime
#dateTime
displayFormat="MMM DD, YYYY HH:mm"
formControlName="myDate"></ion-datetime>

ts. code
export class App{
@ViewChild('dateTime') dateTime;

 form: FormGroup
 myDate: FormControl = new FormControl('', Validators.required)

 constructor(private fb: FormBuilder) {}

 ngOnInit() {
this.form = this.fb.group({
  myDate: this.myDate
});

setTimeout(_ => {
  this.dateTime.setValue(new Date().toISOString());
  });
}
 }

A: have you tried to use [value] property instead of ViewChild?
Try to do this:
<ion-content>
  <ion-datetime [value]="dateTime" displayFormat="MMM DD, YYYY HH:mm" ></ion-datetime>
</ion-content>

and in your ts file:
  dateTime;

  constructor() { }

  ngOnInit() {
    setTimeout(() => {
      this.dateTime = new Date().toISOString();
    });
  }

this worked out for me!

A: I have tried another code found from google and it worked perfectly.
Here is the code;
HTML
<ion-item>
<ion-datetime min="2021" max={{currentDate}} displayFormat= "DD/MM/YYYY  h:mm A"
  [(ngModel)]="chosenDate"></ion-datetime>
</ion-item>

 Current date is {{currentDate}}

 Chosen date is {{chosenDate}}

ts.code
export class App implements OnInit {
 public currentDate: String;
 public chosenDate: String;
 constructor(public navCtrl: NavController,private platform:Platform) {
   this.currentDate = (new Date()).toISOString();
   this.chosenDate = this.currentDate;
  });
 }
}

A: To display current date try this.
home.ts
export class HomePage {

  public currentDate: string;

  constructor() {
    this.currentDate = (new = Date()).toISOString();
  }
}

home.html
<ion-item>
  <ion-label>Current date is {{currentDate | date: 'dd/MM/yyyy'}}</ion-label>
</ion-item>


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No, Sacha Baron Cohen Wasn't Afraid At Gun Rally
By Tom Knighton | Oct 09, 2020 5:30 PM ET
"Comedian" Sacha Baron Cohen isn't exactly my cup of tea. His brand of what passes for comedy has never struck a cord with me, though plenty of people disagree.
However, it's important to remember that much of his antics revolve around him manipulating his look at lying to people in order to film a reaction. In other words, more so than most entertainers, his job is to lie to people.
As such, I seen no reason to believe his claim that he was afraid for his life at a gun rally.
Sacha Baron Cohen has revealed that he feared for his life while filming Borat 2 at a pro-gun rally. The famed comedian has made a career out of risking life and limb for the sake of laughs, but he seems to have genuinely upped the ante while filming his latest project
In a new op-ed for Time, Cohen reveals about some of the times he genuinely felt his life was at risk throughout his career. At one point in particular during the article, Cohen said that while filming his upcoming Borat sequel, Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm, he turned up at a pro-gun rally in Washington State as a country music singer only to have the crowd turn on him eventually. Though Cohen was wearing a bulletproof vest beneath his costume, he stated that it felt "inadequate" because many in the angry crowd were carrying semi-automatic weapons:
While filming my latest Borat film, I showed up as a right-wing singer at a gun-rights rally in Washington State. When organizers finally stormed the stage, I rushed to a nearby get-away vehicle. An angry crowd blocked our way and started pounding on the vehicle with their fists. Under my overalls, I was wearing a bulletproof vest, but it felt inadequate with some people outside toting semiautomatic weapons. When someone ripped open the door to drag me out, I used my entire body weight to pull the door back shut until our vehicle maneuvered free.
Yeah, sorry, I'm not buying any of that crap. First, if he were really anyone was that concerned about his safety, the studio wouldn't have let him do it in the first place, body armor or not.
Let's also remember over the summer when Cohen pulled his little stunt. We wrote about it here. Neither in my original piece or the source I linked to suggest that there was any angry mob surrounding his car or trying to rip the door open.
As for how this happened, that actually seems to be an interesting story: As the organizers explain it, they received a surprise donation at the last minute so the event could hire this singer (who everyone now agrees was Sacha Baron Cohen), set up sound equipment, and pay for security. The security was actually there to keep people away from Baron Cohen and to facilitate a secret getaway, though there are photos going around of him returning in a different disguise after the performance so he could listen in on interviews with the press trying to figure out what happened.
He was so terrified for his life that he came back?
Yeah, right. Pull the other one.
And this wasn't his only attempt to make the gun community look bad, either. Again, he presented himself as someone else and lied to people's faces in order to facilitate a reaction.
Further, it seems clear he's developed an ax to grind with the Second Amendment crowd. When coupled with his ability to lie straight to people's faces, there's absolutely no reason anyone should take his claims of fearing for his life seriously. Instead, it looks like he's trying to serve as his own hype man, making himself look fearless in the pursuit of his "art" for whatever reason.
With the amount of bull he slings, Cohen would have been better served pursuing a career in politics.
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Sometimes a sacking speaks volumes. On 26 December, Argentinian President Mauricio Macri fired Alfonso Prat-Gay, a leading star as finance minister in the young government. Prat-Gay will be remembered as the suave, multilingual economist who returned Argentina to capital markets, bond issues and the International Monetary Fund during Macri's first year.
Far from burying the news, Macri's inner circle revelled in spreading the word, declaring that, 'From this point on, the president will be leading a team on the economy, a united team.' It is no secret in Buenos Aires that Prat-Gay was not the best 'team player'.
This is a critical time for Macri. The next nine months leading up to October's congressional elections will decide if he is a one-term president and potential lame duck by 2018, or whether he is the agent of lasting change not just in his own country, but Latin America as a whole. The outcome in Argentina will shape the prospects of reformers elsewhere in the region.
The economy is the key battleground. The 1.8% GDP contraction in Macri's first year was expected. So too was the fall of 8% in industrial production, and the rise in unemployment to just under 9%. Inflation, ending 2016 at 35%, remains an enduring problem following the lacklustre leadership of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner between 2007-15.
But Macri's achievements should not be undervalued. In 2016 Argentina finally settled the outstanding debts from its 2001 collapse, and the government restored honesty to its economic statistics. The peso was allowed to float freely, and thereby devalued dramatically. A tax amnesty saw Argentines repatriate almost $100bn worth of assets which had been held abroad for decades.
Argentina began to look in the mirror and admit a truth long denied by those in power. 'One in three Argentines lives below the poverty line,' Macri declaimed in October, releasing the first accurate numbers on the issue in decades. 'It is my responsibility, no one else's, to confront such poverty.' Few could recall a president ever taking that lead. His predecessor Cristina Kirchner once claimed Germany had more poor people than Argentina. Macri's Christmas reshuffle points to a consolidation of power. Nicolas Dujovne, chief economist at Banco Galicia for a decade, comes in as minister in charge of economic policy. Luis Caputo, another banking veteran known affectionately by his colleagues as 'the Pele of numbers', now heads the finance ministry.
The new team is quietly bullish about prospects, predicting 2017 growth of more than 3%, inflation under 20%, and curbing the fiscal deficit, currently 4.2% of GDP. 'You see signs of economic recovery, month by month employment is returning, and real salaries rising,' said Dujovne on his first day at work.
Macri must hope for nothing less than a manifest recovery in 2017. His approval ratings remain sound. Perpetual revelations of staggering corruption in the last government continue to hamper the opposition ahead of midterm elections.
David Smith is a former White House Correspondent, and represented the UN Secretary-General in the Americas 2004-14.


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Adrian Carlos Uter, né le  à Manchester, Jamaïque, est un joueur jamaïcain de basket-ball. Il évolue aux postes de pivot et d'ailier fort.

Biographie

Le , il s'engage avec le SPO Rouen Basket pour remplacer Akin Akingbala. Toutefois, le , sa signature n'est toujours pas officielle en raison du retard pour l'obtention de son visa de travail mais il passe avec succès la visite médicale. Le , il n'est toujours pas qualifié par la LNB car Rouen dépasse la masse salariale en le signant.

Le , après un mois d'entraînements avec Rouen, sa situation n'a pas évolué et il part en Israël sans avoir disputé un match avec Rouen, à l'Hapoël Eilat. En , il désigné MVP du mois de décembre en Israël.

En , il est sacré champion du Porto Rico avec les Leones de Ponce en battant Arecibo 4 à 2. Peu après, il signe à l'AS Monaco dans le championnat de France.

Le , il signe à l'ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne.

Clubs successifs
 2004-2006 :  Hofstra Pride (NCAA)
 2006-2007 :  Swans Gmunden (Autriche)
 2007-2008 :  Saint-Vallier Basket Drôme (Pro B)
 2008 :  Illiabum Clube (Portugal)
 2008-2009 :  Hapoël Lev HaSharon (Israël - D2)
 2009-2010 :  Maccabi Habikaa (Israël - D2)
 2010-2011 :  Hapoël Tel-Aviv (Israël - D2)
 2011-2013 :  Maccabi Rishon LeZion (Ligat Ha'al)
 2013 :  Caciques de Humacao (Porto Rico)
 2013-2014 :  Pallacanestro Cantù (LegA, EuroCoupe)
 2014 :  Leones de Ponce (Porto Rico)
 2014-2015 :  Hapoël Eilat (Ligat Ha'al)
 2015 :  Leones de Ponce (Porto Rico)
 2015-2016 :  AS Monaco Basket (Pro A)
 2016-2017 :  ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne (Pro A)
 2017-2018 :  Leones de Ponce (Porto Rico)

Palmarès

En club
 Champion de Porto Rico avec les Leones de Ponce en 2014 et 2015
 Champion d'Israël-D2 en 2010

Sélection nationale
 Participation aux Championnat des Amériques en 2013 (Caracas, Venezuela)

Statistiques

Universitaires

|-
| align="left" | 2004-05
| align="left" | Hofstra
| 30 || 16 || 19,1 || 63,1 || 0,0 || 45,6 || 5,17 || 0,40 || 0,50 || 2,00 || 6,17
|-
| align="left" | 2005-06
| align="left" | Hofstra
| 29 || 29 || 27,8 || 56,6 || 0,0 || 50,9 || 7,79 || 0,69 || 0,79 || 2,28 || 9,28
|-bgcolor=#e9d9ff
| align="left" | Carrière
| align="left" |
| 59 || 45 || 23,4 || 59,2 || 0,0 || 48,9 || 6,46 || 0,54 || 0,64 || 2,14 || 7,69

Professionnels

|-
| align="left" | 2007-2008
| align="left" | Saint-Vallier
| 11 || 3 || 15 || 47,1 || 0,0 || 40,9 || 2,8 || 0,8 || 1,0 || 0,6 || 5,2
|-
| align="left" | 2011-2012
| align="left" | Maccabi Rishon LeZion
| 32 || 30 || 34,0 || 51,1 || 0,0 || 61,2 || 7,25 || 2,31 || 1,84 || 1,38 || 13,25
|-
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;"| 2012-2013
| align="left" | Maccabi Rishon LeZion
| 32 || 32 || 32,9 || 51,9 || 0,0 || 63,6 || 9,41 || 2,22 || 1,38 || 1,56 || 15,25
|-
| align="left" | Caciques de Humacao
| 14 || 13 || 28,4 || 47,5 || 0,0 || 73,5 || 9,64 || 2,00 || 0,79 || 1,57 || 13,93
|-
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;"| 2013-2014
| align="left" | Pallacanestro Cantù
| 32 || 7 || 18,2 || 55,9 || 20,0 || 68,4 || 4,56 || 1,03 || 0,69 || 0,78 || 8,31
|-
| align="left" | Leones de Ponce
| 21 || 0 || 14,7 || 46,3 || 0,0 || 70,5 || 3,24 || 0,81 || 0,57 || 0,38 || 4,43
|-
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;"| 2014-2015
| align="left" | Hapoël Eilat
| 37 || 36 || 29,6 || 53,6 || 35,0 || 65,1 || 7,81 || 2,00 || 1,76 || 0,97 || 14,05
|-
| align="left" | Leones de Ponce
| 11 || 6 || 26,0 || 57,5 || 0,0 || 51,2 || 7,64 || 1,55 || 0,91 || 1,36 || 11,09
|-
| align="left" | 2015-2016
| align="left" | Monaco
| 28 || 26 || 24,4 || 59,4 || 50,0 || 68,6 || 5,50 || 1,82 || 0,86 || 0,64 || 11,04

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en octobre 1984
Naissance dans la paroisse de Manchester
Joueur international jamaïcain de basket-ball
Joueur de Swans Gmunden
Joueur du Saint-Vallier Basket Drôme
Joueur de l'Habik'a BC
Joueur du Hapoël Tel-Aviv (basket-ball)
Joueur du Maccabi Rishon LeZion (basket-ball)
Joueur du Caciques de Humacao
Joueur du Pallacanestro Cantù
Joueur de Leones de Ponce (basket-ball)
Joueur de l'Hapoël Eilat
Joueur de l'AS Monaco (basket-ball)
Joueur de l'ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne
Joueur des Goyang Orions
Joueur des Vaqueros de Bayamon
Joueur de l'Hapoël Galil Elyon

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Revolutionary War Story: William Rankin of Virginia's Northern Neck (part 3 of 5)
The previous article in this series ended with the Battle of Ft. Washington on November 16, 1776. William Rankin was captured there and imprisoned in Manhattan. Against long odds, he survived. His elder brother Robert Rankin was not in that battle, so far as we can determine.[1] Their war experience diverged after Ft. Washington, despite the fact that both had enlisted in Captain Brady's Company of the Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment. Most soldiers in that regiment fought at Ft. Washington.[2]
Let's turn to their individual war stories. We'll start with William because there is so much detail in his pension application file. Robert, bless his heart, didn't have much to say about his war experience.
Private William Rankin[3]
The facts William states in his pension application dovetail with military history to a "T."[4] His memory was awesome. His military service had been over for more than fifty-four years when he made his application declaration in November 1833 from Mason County, Kentucky. Here is part of what his declaration said:
He enlisted in July 1776 for a term of three years in Berkeley County, Virginia. He enlisted in Capt. William Brady's company of Col. Hugh Stephenson's regiment. He notes that Stephenson soon died and the company was attached to Col. Moses Rawlings regiment. William didn't say so, but Rawlings was Stephenson's second-in-command of the Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment. The regiment to which William's company belonged didn't change after Stephenson's death, it just had a new commander.
William marched first to Philadelphia, then went to Trenton by water, then marched to Princeton.[5] All of his regiment went first to Philadelphia, where Washington was having his men inoculated for smallpox.[6] Next, William marched to Ft. Lee and Ft. Washington.[7] He stated the precise date of the battle at Ft. Washington. I'll bet he could also have testified to the weather conditions.
The British imprisoned William in one of the notorious "sugar houses" in Manhattan before transferring him "after some time" to the British ship "the Duttons."[8] The majority of British prisoners in New York City – four out of five – did not survive captivity.[9] Instead, they died of starvation or disease. William must have been a pretty tough teenager.
That gets us to the point in the previous article where we left William. In February or March 1777, the British paroled him and he went from New York to Philadelphia. In April 1777, said William, "he was sent home by direction of Gen. Daniel Morgan who happened to be a personal acquaintance."[10] He was recalled from home a year later to rejoin some remains of Rawlings' Regiment at Ft. Frederick in Frederick, Maryland.[11] From there he went to Ft. Pitt in Pittsburgh, where he worked as an "artificer" – someone who constructed fortifications.[12] He was discharged at Ft. Pitt when his three-year enlistment ended in mid-1779.
Now let's go back to when Morgan sent him home from Philadelphia. Thomas Jones filed an affidavit in support of William's pension application, confirming that Morgan ordered him to take William home to Virginia. Jones said "in the year 1777 he received from the hand of General Morgan … William Rankin in … Philadelphia, a sick soldier … to convey Rankin to Virginia, his former state of residence."[13]
Jones took William home in a wagon.[14] In my imagination, William was horizontal on the wagon bed, on top of and under (I hope) some blankets. A John Kercheval also filed an affidavit in support of William's pension application. Kercheval stated that "he met the said William Rankin returning to Virginia then in a low state of health in the wagon of Thomas Jones who lived in the neighborhood."[15]
Where the heck was William's home? He was still a teenager in April 1777, about eighteen. You would think he was going home to recuperate under the care of his family of origin, wouldn't you? Inquiring minds want to know who they were …
William leaves us dangling on that question. Kercheval was more helpful. In the middle of his affidavit is this attention-grabber: Kercheval said he understood "from Mr. [William] Rankin's brother Robert Rankin, who was an officer, that his brother William" was at one time ordered to Pittsburgh. Yes, indeed, William Rankin was once in Pittsburgh, where he was discharged. William's brother is the man I nicknamed "Lt. Robert" in the first article in this series.
William may not have identified his parents, but his file gave us his brother, which is one clue to his family of origin. There's more. William also provides the link between the Rankin and Kercheval families. William said that "John Kercheval and his wife Jane Kercheval both know that he did serve in the war of the Revolution and the latter recollects the day he marched from her fathers in Frederick County Virginia."
John Kercheval's wife was Jane Berry, a daughter of Thomas Berry of Frederick County.[16] One of Jane Berry Kercheval's sisters was Margaret "Peggy" Berry, who married Lt. Robert Rankin in Frederick County. Seventeen or eighteen-year-old William Rankin may have enlisted in Berkeley County, but he marched off to war from Frederick County – to be exact, from Thomas Berry's house. My imagination has Jane Berry and her sister Peggy, both still single, watching Robert Rankin (Peggy's fiancee)[17] and his brother William march off to war from their father Thomas Berry's house in Frederick County.[18]
Kercheval also testified that "William Rankins not long after the war was done settled in … Frederick" County, where he was still living when Kercheval moved to Mason County, Kentucky about 1798-1799.[19] That seems to imply that William wasn't living in Frederick County before the war, which comports with him having enlisted from Berkeley. William was definitely in Frederick by 1792, because a Frederick County lease and release[20] recites that William was "of Frederick" in that year. Two Frederick deeds prove William had a wife named Mary Ann and a son named Harrison.[21] Thomas Berry was a witness to those instruments.
There is another tidbit or two in William's pension file. Kercheval also said that William Rankin was "a very respectable man and entitled to credit in any court or county … he is a wealthy farmer of Mason County Kentucky." Some of William's wealth undoubtedly came from land speculation, which may have been Lt. Robert's financial undoing. William said that his discharge papers had been "lost long ago or put in the land office in Virginia to get land warrants."[22] At that point, his remarkable memory fogged up. He said he "could not recollect but possibly the latter," he "having traded so much in that business cannot speak certainly."
William was certainly well off by the standards of the day, when wealth was measured in part by ownership of other people. The 1836 inventory of his estate included twenty enslaved persons.[23] The current account of his estate in November 1839 showed an amount to be distributed of $17,911, after payment of an agreed $1,000 fee to the two estate administrators.[24]
That is all of William Rankin's story I can tease out of online records.[25] He died intestate in Mason County on April 12, 1836, leaving a widow and children to collect the remainder of his pension.[26] William may be buried in the Old Washington Cemetery (AKA the Washington Baptist Church Cemetery) in Mason County. [27]
William's pension file doesn't name his children. Fortunately, a deed and court record fill in the blanks. First, a deed was executed conveying William's land in September 1836. It identified the grantors as the heirs at law of William Rankin.[28] The heirs – in this case, his children– sold William's land for $12,930. The tract was near the town of Washington on the waters of Lawrence's Creek adjacent a Berry family. The deed excepted a graveyard.
Here are William's heirs, along with the names of their spouses and their locations when they executed the deed.
Blackston H. Rankin and wife Elizabeth of Bracken County, Kentucky.
James M. Rankin and wife Lorina, also of Bracken County.
John Hall and wife Elizabeth Rankin Hall of Scott County, Kentucky.
Wyete (sic, Wyatt?) C. Webb and wife Ann D. Rankin Webb, also of Scott County.
George D. Stockton and wife Harriett Rankin Stockton of Fleming County, Kentucky.
John L. Rankin and wife Mary J. of Mason County.
George W. Stockton and wife Caroline S.? Rankin of Illinois.
Robert P. Rankin and wife Mary C. of Scott County, Kentucky.
Thomas P. Rankin of Mason County.
Finally, here is a record from the Mason County court order book for September 1836.[29] It names eleven children rather than nine and was proved by the oaths of John Hall and Marshall Rankin. I don't know Mr. Hall, but Marshall Rankin was William's nephew – a son of William's brother John. The purpose of the court order was to establish a claim to William's pension. The children are listed in this order:
Harrison Rankin. You may remember him from the lease and release for life back in Frederick County.
Blackston H. Rankin
John L. Rankin
Robert P. Rankin
Thomas Rankin
Elizabeth married John Hall
Sarah married James Rankins
Harriet married George D. Stockton
Ann married Wyatt Webb
Caroline married George W. Stockton
The court order list adds two children to the heirs identified in the deed: a son Harrison and a daughter Sarah, who married a James Rankins. It also states that William Rankin died on 12 April 1836 and his widow Mary Ann died on 29 July 1836.
May you rest in peace, William. And now … on to your more famous brother's war story.
[1] Gary and I found no military records to prove Robert's location in 1776. Consequently, we can only speculate why he wasn't in the battle at Ft. Washington. Perhaps he was one of the Rifle Regiment's members who remained at Ft. Lee because of sickness? See Tucker F. Hentz, Unit History of the Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment (1776–1781): Insights from the Service Record of Capt. Adamson Tannehill (Richmond: Virginia Historical Society, 2007) 12, Note 50, at this link. Perhaps Robert was actually in the battle, but was neither killed nor captured? Statistically, that is highly improbable.
[2] William's pension application declaration expressly stated that he enlisted in Brady's company. Robert's declaration didn't name a company and contains an error about his regiment. Fortunately, muster and payroll records for Gabriel Long's composite company of Virginia riflemen consistently name remnants of Brady's company, including Robert Rankin. Those rolls specifically identify Robert as a member of Brady's company. The remaining members of the other two rifle companies (Captains Shepherd's and West's) that were decimated at Ft. Washington also appear on rolls for Long's composite rifle company.
[3] Information about William Rankin's military history is largely taken from his pension application file. I made screen shots of many of the original images at Fold3, but unfortunately I rarely included the page number assigned to each image by Fold3. Accordingly, I have simply cited to "William's pension application" with a brief description of the document in question. One of these days, I will go through the drill again and identify page numbers.
[4] William's pension declaration echoes the history of the Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment, some of which was the subject of the previous article about the Northern Neck Rankins.
[5] Pension file of William Rankin, S.31315 (hereafter, "William Rankin's pension file"), his sworn declaration supporting his pension application dated 22 Nov. 1833 in Mason Co., KY.
[6] Hentz, Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment. See p. 15 re: smallpox inoculations. The Philadelphia location was obviously before the British occupied the city in September 1777 following Washington's defeat at Brandywine.
[7] William Rankin's pension file, sworn declaration.
[9] This discussion of "Prisoner of War Facts" states "[b]y the end of 1776, there were over 5,000 prisoners held in New York City. More than half … came from the soldiers captured at the battle of Fort Washington and Fort Lee." Four out of five prisoners died.
[10] Morgan was actually a Colonel when he sent William home, although he ended his career as a General and was undoubtedly referred to with that title by anyone who knew him. Morgan lived on a farm just east of Winchester in Frederick Co. and was apparently acquainted with the Rankin family. See this link.
[11] William Rankin's pension file, sworn declaration.
[12] United States Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783, Familysearch.org, FHL Film/Fiche Number 7197150, image 57, return of Capt. Heth's Company at Ft. Pitt, listing Private William Rankins as an "artificer." He apparently recovered from his prison ordeal.
[13] William Rankin's pension file, affidavit of Thomas Jones. I took some liberties with the affidavit's spelling.
[14] Id., affidavit of John Kercheval.
[16] Will of Thomas Berry of Frederick Co., VA dated 20 Feb 1806, proved Frederick Co. 4 Mar 1819. Copy certified and recorded in Mason Co., KY at Will Book E: 17 et seq. Thomas named his daughter Peggy, who married Col. Robert Rankin (that was his rank in the KY militia, not the Revolutionary War), and his daughter Jane, who married John Kercheval. Thomas Berry left part of his land in Mason County to his daughters Peggy Rankin and Jane Kercheval.
[17] Pension file of Robert Rankins, No. W26365 or Peggy B. Rankin, L.Wt. 1380-200, images of originals available from Fold3.com. Peggy (Berry) Rankin's declaration dated 16 Feb. 1844 states that she and Robert were married on Oct. 1, 1781 in Frederick County while he was on furlough after his capture at Charleston, they "having been previously engaged." Peggy's declaration is at pages 16-19 of their combined Fold3 file.
[18] Presumably, William would not have bothered to mention that Peggy also saw him march off to war. By 1833, she and Robert no longer lived in Mason County and Peggy wasn't available to testify in support of his pension application.
[20] A "lease and release" was a two-step land transaction created to circumvent the English Statute of Uses. The two documents were typically executed on consecutive days. Together, they had the effect of a conveyance of land in fee simple.
[21] See Frederick Co., VA Deed Book 24A: 152, 155, lease and release dated 3 Nov 1792 from Fairfax, proprietor of the Northern Neck, to William Rankin of Frederick, 79 acres, part of the "Chestnut Level" in Frederick. Lease for the lives of William Rankin, his wife Mary Ann Rankin, and son Harrison Rankin. One witness was Thomas Berry.
[22] William Rankin's pension file, declaration of 22 Nov. 1833.
[23] Mason Co., KY Will Book K: 448, inventory of William Rankin's estate dated 4 June 1836.
[24] Mason Co., KY Will Book L: 538, Nov. 1839 current account of John L. Rankin and Robert P. Rankin, administrators of the account of William Rankin, dec'd.
[25] Deeds would probably provide evidence of William's land speculation and the identity of other family members who witnessed his deeds or were grantees.
[26] William Rankin's pension file, letter dated 14 May 1927 from Winfield Scott, Commissioner of the Revolutionary and 1812 Wars (pension?) Section, to an inquiry about William's record from Miss May Harrison. Scott's reply noted William's date of death and failure of his pension file to mention names of wife and children. See also a letter of 17 Sep 1931 responsive to a request about William from Mr. Walter H. Rankins stating the same facts.
[27] See Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, Cemetery Records, Mason County, Kentucky, Vol. 1 (Chillicothe, MO: 1965). The contents of that book were the source for the Mason County Cemetery Index database on Ancestry.com.
[28] Mason County Deed Book 43: 65.
[29] Mason Co., KY Court Order Book M: 403 (FHL Film No. 8192456, Image No. 563 et seq.).
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3 thoughts on "Revolutionary War Story: William Rankin of Virginia's Northern Neck (part 3 of 5)"
Michael B. Rankin says:
My name is Michael B. Rankin and a direct descendant of Robert Rankin. You have my DNA on file at the website.
Robin Willis says:
Michael, I remember "talking" to you via email. Your distant cousin Mary B., another of Robert's descendants, is a friend. I'm now hoping to find someone who is descended from Robert's brother William to further our knowledge of this important line.
Nice to hear from you! Merry Christmas …
Debra Crawford says:
Hello. I have enjoyed all of your blogs. Not usually see a possible connection to my potential Rankin until this blog.
Here is a little more info about Kerchevals (probably more than you want!) but Thomas Berry named in John Kercheval Sr's will. And probably all too far off your Rankin focus, but may add a new detail.
This is a high level of some relationships from my ancestry tree, and if possibly fits to your Rankins, I can send more sources etc.
I dont follow Kerchival's family closely except as how he connects to my Fultons. And you probably already have all this on Benjamin.
David Fulton son of David Fulton and Elizabeth Yerkes (from Manor of Moreton, Penn, then Berkeley Va.) married Nancy Rankin. Nancy was a beneficiary of some land or ??? from a Robert Rankin abt 1833. (No relationship known if a sibling or father or? The info comes from a poa in Shelley Ky, given to their son). But based on your story I should research Kerchevals and Rankins more closely.
Benjamin supposedly would be the uncle of the John Kercheval that married Jane Berry. Although they are only abt 7 yrs apart. John is the son of John Kercheval a 1/2 bro to Benjamin. Same father. (See below will and a story abt him)
On 7 Nov 1779 • Berkeley, West Virginia; Benjamin Kercheval (born in Martinsburg, Berkeley, WV.) married Elizabeth Fulton, sister to David Fulton who married Nancy Rankin.
(Berkeley, WV Marriage Records 1782-1854 p51, Mg Bond Bk #7 p182)
Eliz family are neighbors to Benjamin or his brother James Kercheval. Benjamins 1/2 bro John (mentioned above) married a Gholson, whose grandfather owns lease to the lot the Fultons are living on.
This lot is next to the Kerchevals, also nearby are Friers, Grantham and Smiths…(multiple sources between these families)
"David Rankin lease, now held by James and Benjamin Kercheval. 113 acres on Evitt's Run at the head of Worthington Marsh". (Land owned and leased by George Washington, whose bro Samuel had land adj.)
Benjamin and Elizabeth in 1820 are in Jefferson, Virginia. His brother William once spent the night at George Washington's as noted in Georges diaries, that one of his tenants from Frederick, Va stayed with him.
Benjamin's military career:
Appointed on 16 Feb 1776 to Captain Thomas Berry's Company, 8th VA Regiment commanded by Colonel Abraham Bowman, first as a private and then as a sergeant. In July of 1777 he was transferred to Morgan's Rifle Regiment.
John Kercheval Sr will:
In the Name of God Amen. I John Kercheval of the County of Frederick and State of Virginia being very sick but of peifect mind and memory do make and ordain this my lost Will and testament. First I recommend my soul to God who gave it and my body to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned as to such worldly Estate which it has pleased God to bless me with. I give and bequeath in manner and form following items. I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife Winifred Kercheval four negroes to wit, Joe, Solomon. Rose and Cate, my wagon and two horses to remain her property during her life of widowhood and at her death or marriage to be equally divided between my ten children.
I also give my wife all my household and kitchen furniture, all the stock of hoggs, cattle, sheep and plantation utensils and one white mare to remain her property during her life or widowhood as above mentioned.
Item: I leave the whole of my estate both real and personal except as above mentioned to be equally divided between my ten children to wit: Sukey, John, Peggy, Samuel, Winney, Lydia, Sally, Frances, Betsey and James.
It is further my will and desire that my estate as above mentioned be divided by John Milton, Edward McGuire and Thomas Berry and lastly I leave my dearly beloved wife Winifred Kercheval Executrix and John Kercheval and Samuel Kercheval my whole and sole Executors of this my last Will and Testament, In witness thereof I hereunto set my had and seal this fourth day of March in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty Eight.
Souce: Northington, Etta Belle Walker. Legends of the Skyline Drive and the Great Valley of Virginia, 1890.
Written by Samuel Kercheval about his father John Kercheval.
Kercheval's father was a master weaver as well as a fine shoe maker. He made all the shoes worn by his family and would not let anyone else make his thread, as he thought no woman could spin it as well as he could. He made all the woodenware called set work. He hand-carved some of them, making grooves in which he fitted hoops to hold the staves in place. During the days when every man had to serve in some military service, the elder Kercheval was not strong enough to fight. The men brought all their firearms to him and he repaired the rifles and firearms for his neighbors. He could straighten a crooked gun barrel with ease and file off any broken edges.
Kercheval's father had only been to school for six weeks, yet he read, worked hard problems in mathematics and wrote letters, not only for himself, but for many of his friends. He drew up bonds, deeds of conveyance and wrote other articles for them. He taught his boy to use his hands, for Samuel tells that as a boy, he wove garters, belts and shot pouches. He, too, could make looms. He traded well, for he says he would swap a belt for a man's labor for a day, or gave one to a man for making a hundred fence rails.
Hope not a waste of your time, but may fill in some details of John Kercheval's family. And maybe if Nancy Rankin Fulton ever comes up in your research, I would greatly appreciate that information.
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Eagle Twin is a two-man doom metal / sludge outfit from Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. Formed in 2007 and featuring Gentry Densley (Ascend, Iceburn) on baritone guitar / vocals and Tyler Smith (Form of Rocket) on drums.
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Anteros – 'Drunk' (EP review)
by Ben Yung
For nearly two years, we've been predicting the potential breakout of Anteros. Their rise has been steady, and it mirrors the incremental climb of Sundara Karma – the Reading quintet who last year finally joined the UK elite after five years of releasing anthemic indie pop-rock. Eventually, Anteros will receive the recognition they deserve, and it starts with their new EP, Drunk.
The four-track record represents everything we've come to love about the London-based four-piece. It is fun, boisterous, and clever, sounding more like an endless and energetic house-party album than a 13-minute EP. The title track is disco-rock euphoria packaged in just over three minutes. Like guzzling a six-pack of your favorite ale, the song describes the intoxicating effects of love. It makes us lose control of our senses, say things we normally wouldn't, and completely takes over every aspect of our lives. "I'm so drunk and in love with you. And do all the crazy things that I shouldn't do." These two lyrics say it all, and we all know exactly what frontwoman Laura Hayden is saying.
Whereas "Drunk" is an amusing number, "On the Moon" is a dazzling, early '90s-inspired track. In not so subtle ways, Hayden tells a lover that he should take off if he isn't committed to their relationship. Her lyrics are honest and biting with the best lines being:
Is it cold on your planet?
Am I just a regret?
So my rocket has landed,
You're my best that I can guess.
I don't want to be lost, but I don't want to be found
"Cherry Drop" amps up the intensity and the fun meter. Seventies funk has been infused into Anteros' blistering indie pop-rock sound, resulting in a song that can only be described as off-the-hook. This number is meant for moving, dancing, possibly incessantly spinning, or kicking up your feet to the buzzing keys and searing guitars.
The EP ends on a more somber note with "High, Goodbye". This lovely track echoes the soaring power ballads of the '80s and '90s. While it still rocks on the edges, Hayden's soothing vocals take the song to near euphoric levels. Her songwriting is once again terrific, as she offers a story that is simultaneously heartbreaking yet optimist. It's just another example of the talent of this terrific little band, who not only can rock out with the best UK's bands but also create memorable songs that sound like the classics of the past. Soon enough, the rest of the world will discover what a select few already know – Anteros are on the verge of something special, and Drunk will have you thirsting for more.
The EP is out now via Distiller Records. Click here for streaming and purchasing options.
Anteros are Laura Hayden (vocals), Joshua Rumble (bass), Charles Monneraud (guitar), and Harry Balazs (drums).
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Author: Ben Yung Just an ordinary guy with a day job who loves finding new music, attending shows, and meeting people who love music, too. And it is true, I cannot grow a beard. But it just means that despite my age, I still get carded. Follow me on Twitter - twitter.com/BenjamenYung