This is an article I wrote some time back. It has already been published in a couple places, however it is one of my favorite ones. I thought I would share it with you all on here.
Yesterday I had the chance to take my Son and my Father fishing. We are very lucky to get to do this a few times a year. It is nice to see that the old man can still out fish me, and that my Son is catching up very fast. At times I can hear my Father's words coming out of my mouth when trying to help my son to improve on a particular tactic, and I can see myself in my Son when he says ok then keeps doing his own thing and swings a fish in the boat. This brings me to my point.
Yesterday we had intentions to fish this new to us thing called a ned rig. However my Father is an avid crappie fisherman and casting repeatedly to the bank or underwater cover drives him nuts. Fishing with live bait vertically drives me nuts. So we compromised some bass some crappie. We pulled up to a crappie hole my dad and I grabbed a crappie rig my son grabbed his ned rig. Almost in unison my Dad and I ask if he didn't want a minnow. He said no I think I am going to try this. Dad and I grinned at each other as if to say wait till we start pulling in fish he will change his mind, then it happened. Lane's rod doubled over and he said yep got him! He then pulled to the top of the water a very nice and fat KY bass, following that fish up was about 10 of his twins. In Lane's youthful exuberance he had fired up a school of KY bass. For a solid hour we caught bass after bass doing something my Dad and I thought would never work. Once that bass came to the boat it was as if we were all thirteen year old boys, and excited laughter and chatter filled the air.
You see what Lane did right and what we as older fishermen often do wrong is he wasn't afraid to try something new, and he trusted his gut. I am very guilty of getting a new technique give it about ten cast then go back to my tried and true methods. Now don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with our tried and true methods when they are producing the results we want. As fishermen, however we all know that is not always the case. That is when it is nice to pull out something different from our bag of tricks so to speak. Also if your gut tells you to try something try it and give it a real chance to produce. If that thing produces then keep refining. To me one of the most fun things about fishing is figuring out what the fish want to eat and the more offerings we have the better off we are. In closing I challenge you folks and myself to fish like a child each time you are on the water. Don't be afraid to try something new even with an old bait. That is how different techniques are born, just like yesterday Lane came up with a new technique which he will refine all week with his Grandpa.
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On the 24th July 1927 the Menin Gate Memorial was unveiled
The Menin Gate Memorial is a memorial to the Missing of World War One. Designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield and built by the Imperial War Graves Commission it includes the names of those from the Royal Engineers Signal Service whose graves are unknown.
In 1918, the Imperial (now Commonwealth) War Graves Commission decided to place lists of the British and Commonwealth missing in each sector of The Front on a series of great monuments. The first such list to be drawn up was of the missing of the Ypres Salient and the first monument to was the Menin Gate Memorial in Ypres.
It is a war memorial dedicated to the British and Commonwealth soldiers who were killed in the Ypres Salient and whose graves are unknown. The memorial is located at the eastern end of the town and marks the starting point for one of the main roads out of the town that led Allied soldiers to the front line.
Ypres citizens express gratitude
Following the Memorial's unveiling the citizens of Ypres wanted to express their gratitude towards those who had given their lives for Belgium's freedom. Hence every evening at 8pm, buglers from the Last Post Association close the road which passes under the memorial and sound the 'Last Post'. Except for during the occupation by the Germans in World War Two, when the daily ceremony was conducted at Brookwood Military Cemetery, in Surrey, this ceremony has been carried out uninterrupted since 2 July 1928. On the evening that Polish forces liberated Ypres in the Second World War, the ceremony was immediately resumed despite heavy fighting still taking place in other parts of the town.
Other memorials
The list of those recorded missing was too long to fit on the walls of the Menin Gate, despite their imposing scale. Two other monuments to the missing were required, in Passchendaele (Tyne Cot Cemetery) and in Ploegsteert, in order to find a place for every name.
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A new trend in gardening has gardeners creating all sorts of creative garden arrangements and fairy gardens out of broken pots, proving that even a broken pot can be useful and beautiful.
Such pots can be created either from the shards left from an accidental break or from a carefully planned cut. To cut such a pot, soak it and use a craft drill or file to create a weakened shape that can then be "broken" out with a hammer (be sure to use safety goggles and an air filter during this step). Then, fill the pot with planter's soil and arrange the shards in the soil in any way you wish!
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I love every single one of them! What wonderful ideas!


This is one of the best summaries I have seen in a while, and I tend to agree with the main reasons mentioned. In the past I have seen people arguing that the main reason startups fails is because they run out of money (if I am not wrong Paul Graham said this) or because the team will start fighting about the direction to follow (many investors say this). In my opinion these two reasons are valid, but they shouldn't top the list. Not solving a real problem and not having a good market fit is a more significant problem, and the data from CBInsights confirms it.
Another interesting point I noticed is that "Failure to pivot" was only mentioned by 7% of the founders/investors. I think this is paradoxical if you consider that the top reason mentioned is "No Market Need." If the majority of startups are failing because they are not solving real problem, then not pivoting into something else that solves a real problem is equally problematic. In other words, I believe entrepreneurs and startup founders ignore or at least underestimate the importance of pivoting. Just think about the number of successful startups that had to pivot because they found the right direction/product.
Make sure to visit the link above to read the details about each failure. It's quite an interesting read, and I am sure you'll gain an insight or two after going through the list.


Dr. Michael Gervais has followed a central question: Is there a common thread connecting those who change how we understand how the world works?
As a high-performance psychologist, he works in the trenches of high-stakes environments, where there is no luxury for mistakes, hesitation, or failure to respond. While Dr. Gervais' roster includes an MVP from every major sport, internationally acclaimed artists and musicians and Fortune 100 CEO's, he is also the Co-Founder of Winforever Consulting, whose mission is to help people become the best they can be.
He recognizes that all of us are required to perform daily. We all navigate our own high-stakes environments and can benefit just as much with the right mindset training.
A published, peer-reviewed author and recognized speaker on optimal human performance, Dr. Gervais has been featured by CNN, The Wall Street Journal, ESPN, NBC, NFL Network, Red Bull TV, Extra, The Huffington Post, Outside Magazine, and others. Dr. Gervais received his undergraduate degree from Loyola Marymount University. He completed his PhD while studying under the father of American applied sport psychology, Dr. Bruce Ogilvie, at San Diego University, Integrative Studies.
Ultimately, Dr. Gervais' goal is to unpack, then decode, how the greatest performers in the world use their minds to pursue the boundaries of human potential. To accelerate that aim, he has curated conversations with those who have dedicated their life toward Finding Mastery.
Applying that passion to explore human performance boundaries to his personal life, Dr. Gervais is an avid surfer who also enjoys skiing Canada's backcountry.
He has come to understand that the answer to his central question lies in the space between hesitation and commitment.
The path of mastery captures deep understanding and insight — it's not a path that is laying a bet now, by investing in a craft, for payment or recognition at some later time. The spoils of victory might just happen, but the orientation of the intent is paramount.
Today we are becoming overwhelmed with the need for instant reward, immediate verification that we are significant — as a misguided attempt to satiate our thirst for meaning and belonging — rather, we are propelling ourselves toward an emptiness that can only be filled by temporary pleasures.
Our need to belong, to understand, to explore, to connect to others and the world around us, to know safety and to know risk, to express and create are foundational to the human experience.
Mastery is a journey — It's a curious and wonderful trail — that has few, if any, guides. It's much more than the pursuit of expert performance. It's far deeper than high performance and the achievement of success.
If Mastery is a path, let's learn from as many voices as we can. The best in the world, from worlds who happen to have cameras pointed at them — AND — from the worlds in which no camera is present — either by design — or because culturally we might have forgotten to be curious about their path and insights.


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2019 BMW 530e iPerformance G30
Jonathan Musk
Modified date: October 11, 2018
2019 BMW 530e i-Performance G30… Does equipping BMW's mid-size exec with plug-in hybrid power provide the ideal blend of performance and economy? Words: Jonathan Musk & Photos: BMW.
REVIEW: 2019 BMW 530E G30
With BMW's electrification program in full swing, the mid-size executive 5 Series should prove an interesting mix. On the one hand, it's one of BMW's more luxurious models, providing much of the opulence of the 7 Series in a more manageable package that will fit better on most people's drives, let alone their budgets.
2019 BMW 530e iPerformance SE G30 road test
So what is it exactly? Using BMW's now tried and tested plug-in hybrid setup of a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine accompanied by an electric motor replacing the torque converter in the transmission, the 5 Series' setup also benefits from additional power with a total of 252hp compared to the smaller 330e, which shares the same hybrid setup (but at the time of writing has been taken off sale). As a car, the 5 Series is built up to a high standard, rather than down to a budget. In many ways, there's little to differentiate the current G30 generation 5 Series from its big brother, including a gigantic equipment list that would be the envy of Harrods.
Naturally, this is no simple hybrid, however, as crucially owners are given a plug with which to charge the battery via mains supply. Autovolt readers will be well versed with this concept, but what's not so obvious is certain plug-in hybrids can cost more to run on electricity than petrol. Fortunately, this is not the case of the BMW and a useful electric range of an official 28 miles can be had from a single charge.
2019 BMW 530e iPerformance SE UK-spec G30
That's not going to set the world alight, but it does make this luxury cruiser capable of driving on electric power alone and consequently achieve an impressive combined 141.2mpg, according to official NEDC figures, while emissions are a business-friendly 46g/km CO2. You're not likely to get that, because as soon as you travel beyond the real world electric range of 22-miles, the petrol engine takes over. However, in E-Mode, the car can travel at 86mph so it's not exactly lacking and its perfectly able to remain in electric mode without calling upon its petrol brethren to backup. During my time with the car, a variety of consumption figures depended on journey type: Around town, heading to the local shops and/or train station (maximum of 10 mile return journeys), can be done on electric power alone and consequently 'infinite' mpg, in terms of petrol. Beyond that [electric range], the furthest ventured was a 100-mile return trip and the fuel average for the week worked out as around 84mpg. Not at all bad then.
The usual 7-pin Mennekes port is sat on the nearside front wing, allowing simple in the majority of parking situations. More interestingly, the 530e can make use of wireless charging, whereby a pad can be installed on the ground outside or in a garage and will wirelessly charge the battery. As there's no rapid charging facility, BMW intends for the car to either be charged up at home or work for extended periods or overnight. The battery is a 9.2kWh lithium-ion unit, with 8kWh usable energy, and is mounted under the boot floor which takes up some boot capacity but not so much as you'll notice.
It's still plenty large enough to swallow a pair of large-size suitcases, for example. As for charge times, it is reasonably quick, taking just 3.5 hours from a 3.2kW charge port or the wireless charging pad.
Performance & driving
The stats appear to deliver the goods with a rapid 0-60 time of 6.2 seconds onto a top speed of a more-than-plentiful 146mph, but the performance never feels particularly rapid due to the muted powertrain and soft suspension setup. This is a similar set of figures to the 525d, although that can't compete on emissions, of course. That's not to say the 530e isn't good to drive, as in typical BMW fashion the driving dynamics are very good. Steering is taught, precise and weighted, offering road feedback without being uncomfortable. Suspension is cosseting not jarring too, impressive considering its 1,770kg weight. And though reading through this paragraph you might be persuaded that the car's performance is a bit lacklustre, it isn't. Instead, it's an interesting if somewhat eerie drive with the powertrain feeling distant despite its immediate response times.
Once electric power runs out, the cars operates like a regular full hybrid – so you never actually run out entirely of electric boost, but on petrol power alone the car certainly feels a lot heavier and more reluctant to shift. Its 252 combined horsepower effectively drops to the 2.0-litre twin turbo petrol unit's 184hp, but on the plus side it's much less strained than Volvo's S90 T8 that puts out 300hp from its petrol engine, for example.
The 530e's exhaust note is disconcertingly quiet, to the extent it sounds like a pre-recorded computer game. That's not a criticism but an observation, as this encourages smooth silent progress rather than raucous tyre shredding, which is exactly how a plug-in hybrid should be. If you want a raw performance saloon, BMW will happily sell you something else. The 530e is about economy and efficiency – the iPerformance aspect merely indicates electric power – iPower would be a more appropriate nomenclature (you read it here first).
Design and equipment
Like all BMW (not BMW i) plug-in hybrids the 530e is understated. Only a few blue accents here and there accompanied by a couple of badges give a nod towards this car's electric potential.
There's the usual muted BMW colour palette of greys, blacks, blues and white, and buyers get a choice of either SE or M Sport trim. The latter doesn't offer any additional performance and instead adds a few sporty design details like 19" alloys instead of the SE's default 18s. Buyers can choose a free-of-charge smaller 17" alloy instead of the trim-defaults too, which further accentuates a smooth ride, quieter drive and are likely more economical too (in terms of fuel economy and tyre replacement costs).
Inside, leather is standard across the 5 Series range, but the 530e doesn't benefit from any plug-in hybrid extras. BMW offers a few useful trim package add-ons, including a technology package that includes a digital key (a bit like a micro tablet to control pre-heating, view electric range and more), as well as head-up display and gesture control. The latter allows control of multimedia systems with gestures in the air. Other packages offer luxuries like powered bootlid and adaptive LED headlamps.
Specific to BMW iPerformance models and included as standard equipment is Connected eDrive Services, which can be accessed in-car or via a smartphone app and aids in searching for open charging stations, as well as keeping the driver up-to-date with charge status and remaining electrical range. It can also be used to analyse and optimise driving style to get the most from the car.
A standout feature that's well worth ticking the option box for is Parking Assitant Plus, which is so impressive it makes Harry Potter look like a charlatan. It offers a full 360º view around the car using some clever software and from a third person perspective, truly offering an out-of-car experience of the vehicle's surroundings and makes parking child's play. What's more, you can even view this remotely using a smartphone app.
Speaking of apps, one major omission from this BMW is Apple CarPlay integration as standard, while Android Auto isn't compatible at all. The former is a paid for option, which is a shame on a technological car such as this. That said, BMW's in-built systems are top notch and there's rarely, if ever, the feeling that Apple's finest would be an improvement.
The 530e is perhaps the best all-round BMW. While it's a series that has grown in dimensions over the year to be greater than that of a couple-generations old 7 Series, it's a great car with few compromises. It's powerful, luxurious, sporty and economical, yet without being enormous or massively expensive. With an on the road starting price from £45,810, without the plug-in car grant, it could even be seen as something of a bargain compared to, for example, the likes of the 7 Series iPerformance.
OPPOSITE, RIGHT & BELOW
Twin exhausts hint at performance potential; Plug-in port offers conventional charging in around 3.5 hours using a wallbox; Comfortable interior is impressively spacious and well-appointed; Dashboard can be clad in swathes of leather and different trim finishes. Driving modes can be operated from buttons beside the gear selector.
IMAGES FROM TOP
The 530e loves to cruise and is in its element along motorways; Practical wireless charger can be installed in or outside; 2.0-litre four cylinder lies at the heart of the plug-in hybrid system along with an electric motor that replaces the torque converter; Park assist cameras offer full 360º views around the car, as if by magic.
TECHNICAL DATA FILE SPECIFICATIONS 2018 BMW 530e
Max speed: 146mph
0-62mph: 6.2 secs
EV Range: 28 miles*
Battery: 9.2kWh
Max Power: 252hp (184+95)
Max Torque: 420Nm
Engine: 2.0l 4-cyl petrol
Drive: 8-speed auto, RWD
Charging: 3h30 @ 3.2kW
Economy: 141.2mpg*
Emissions: 46g/km CO2
Price: from £45,810 exc. PICG
*NEDC
BMW G30
Engine: Petrol + Electric
Power: 252bhp at 600rpm
Torque: 420Nm at 2900rpm
Speed: 146MPH
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Trudeau to hold the first meeting with new U.S. President Biden virtually on Tuesday.
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TORONTO – The primary eye to eye meeting between Canada's Prime Minister and the recently stamped U.S. president will happen ahead of schedule one week from now, the two nations reported on Saturday in the midst of inquiries concerning how the long-term partners intend to address stewing strains that have just arisen regardless of the new system in the White House.
Both Trudeau's office and the press secretary for President Joe Biden gave articulations saying the two chiefs intend to meet practically on Tuesday. The White House articulation said clergymen from the two cupboards would likewise be meeting that day.
The meeting is being charged as the principal two-sided meeting between the two nations since Biden got to work on Jan. 20, however, the pioneers held an extensive call days after the new President was sworn in. Canada and the U.S. have just discovered some disagreeable issues during Biden's concise residency, however, both referred to a long history of common help and co-activity while declaring Tuesday's gathering.
"Canada and the United States divide one of the most grounded and most profound companionships among any two nations on the planet," Trudeau said in the explanation. "It is based on normal qualities, solid ties between our kin, and a common geology. I anticipate my gathering with President Biden, where we will cooperate to end the COVID-19 pandemic and backing individuals in both our nations."
Both the White House and the executive's office said the two chiefs intend to examine the nearby financial ties between their nations.
Those ties have been stressed by exacting Buy American arrangements presented by the president, who said there will be not many exclusions for Canada.
In late January, Trudeau said that his administration had the option to shield Canadian interests during the "eccentric and very protectionist" organization of Donald Trump and he doesn't anticipate that that should change since Biden is in office.
"President Biden has a ton of comparable needs to this government's, to Canadians' … also, these are things that we will have the option to chip away at intimately with our closest partner and dearest companion," Trudeau said on Jan. 26.
The abrogation of the Keystone XL pipeline project on Biden's first day in office has additionally been a new staying point in Canada-U.S. relations.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenny has approached the central government to consider "proportionate financial outcomes" for the crossing out.
Trudeau has said he communicated his failure with the choice in his first call with Biden, yet later featured what he depicted as the arrangement between the two organizations.
Biden is additionally confronting strain to help a call from the legislative leader of Michigan to close down the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline that movements between the two nations.
The "respective energy relationship" will be a subject of discussion at the forthcoming gathering, as indicated by the assertion from Trudeau's office.
Recently, the government Conservatives required the formation of another parliamentary council to examine Canada-U.S. relations. They say all the more should be done to shield Canadian specialists from protectionist arrangements south of the boundary.
Photo credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS
News source:ctv news
Brace for lower than expected report card grades Toronto principal warns parents.
Ontario reports more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for the fourth straight day.


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Act 264 of 1987
mcl 141 472
HEALTH AND SAFETY FUND ACT (EXCERPT)
141.472 Definitions.
As used in this act:
(a) "Distribution" means the amount of money a county receives under sections 4 and 5.
(b) "Fund" means the health and safety fund created in section 3.
(c) "Jail facility" means a jail, holding cell, holding center, or lockup as those terms are defined in section 62 of Act No. 232 of the Public Acts of 1953, being section 791.262 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.
(d) "Juvenile facility" means a county facility or an institution operated as an agency of the county or the juvenile division of the probate court for the housing or detention of juveniles.
(e) "Local health department" means that term as defined in section 1105 of the public health code, Act No. 368 of the Public Acts of 1978, being section 333.1105 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.
History: 1987, Act 264, Eff. Apr. 11, 1988
© 2017 Legislative Council, State of Michigan


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Three Tigers have played in the National Football League following their time at MNHS. Bill Maas, George Schmitt and Karl Chandler all spent time in the NFL, after fine collegiate careers.
BILL MAAS
Bill Maas played for the Kansas City Chiefs (1984–1992), and the Green Bay Packers (1993). Maas was named NFL Rookie of the Year in 1984 and selected to the Pro Bowl in 1986 and 1987. Bill amassed 40 sacks in his ten-year career.
Maas enjoyed his finest season in 1986 when he ranked third or higher in every defensive category and earned his first trip to the Pro Bowl. He also played a major role on the Chiefs record-breaking special teams unit by blocking two field goals, one of which was returned for a touchdown to bolster the Kansas City Playoff Drive. In 1987, Maas once again represented the AFC as the starting nose tackle in the Pro Bowl after a season in which he finished second on the team with six sacks and scored his first NFL touchdown after recovering a fumble.
Bill spent twelve seasons broadcasting the NFL through Fox Sports, where he enjoyed many opportunities including relocating to Frankfurt, Germany, and hosting camps for kids of all ages to help increase the sport's popularity, and aided efforts to globalize the NFL product. In the United States, Bill broadcasted NFL games each Sunday, and covered five Super Bowls, two of which were reported from the sidelines for John Madden. He also served as a co-host on "Fox Sports Football News" , "Hardcore Football", and as an NFL Analyst for Fox Sports News.
Bill holds a real estate license in both Kansas and Missouri. He is an active member of the Kansas City Chiefs Ambassadors who promote goodwill through the Kansas City area. They serve many charitable organizations, and work directly with Children's Mercy Hospital, Hope House, and many local programs. He currently serves as the Director of Real Estate Services for Block & Company in Kansas City.
GEORGE SCHMITT
George Schmitt's NFL career lasted for one season with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1983. Schmitt played in all 16 games at defensive back.
Schmitt currently holds Delaware records for interceptions in one season (13 in 1982), career interceptions (22), most passes intercepted in a game (3 vs. Morgan State, 1980), and is second all-time with 269 career interception yards.and returned kicks. Schmitt was drafted in the sixth round of the 1983 draft, after an outstanding career at the University of Delaware.
Schmitt played in the 1982 Division I-AA Championship Game, and was a member of the 1979 Division II Champion Delaware Blue Hens. Schmitt was named First Team AP All-American and a Kodak Coaches All-American for his efforts during the 1982 season.
Schmitt's high school career was played under the guidance of Tiger's coach Bob Kenig. A player described by Kenig as "the dream of any coach", Schmitt played on the varsity squad as a freshman. He also was a integral part of the 1977 Central League Championship squad, starring at Defensive Back and Halfback. He was named All-Delco and All-Central in his senior season.
Schmitt is a member of the Marple Newtown Athletics Hall of Fame, and currently resides in
Malvern. The George Schmitt award is given to the football team's finest defensive player each season.
KARL CHANDLER
Karl Chandler played six NFL seasons with the New York Giants and Detroit Lions. Chandler appeared in 66 career games at both Center and Offensive Guard.
Chandler attended Princeton Universityafter graduating from Marple Newtown in 1968.


I finished building my new computer five months ago. To go with my new rig I wanted a matching audio system with just as much power and flare like nothing I had before. I previously used a Logitech Z-340 2.1 speakers. It was a well-praised budget computer speakers of its time. However, it lacked fullness. With its measly, two inch drivers and a separate subwoofer with four inch driver it produced the highs and lows adequately but left me feeling hollow and yearning for some mids. I had planned to get bigger speakers for a long time but could never afford a pair until recently.
During my research I came across studio monitors which got me excited since I have never heard of them before. They are similar to bookshelf speakers most people are familiar with but they have built-in amplifiers. The marriage of the drivers and amplifier from the ground-up allow the speakers to be designed so the unit as a whole reproduce close to a flat frequency response as possible to give the listener an unadulterated listening experience. In comparison your everyday bookshelf speaker like your boombox or hifi system may accentuate certain frequency bands to produce a more pleasing sound but may or may not sound authentic to the original. Also, with hifi speakers the same set of speakers may sound completely different depending on the receiver you use. Studio monitors alleviate the trouble of mixing and matching drivers to amplifiers since the designers have done it for you.
When I was shopping for speakers I wanted to go big and get a set with at least six inch woofers. I thought this would give me tons of volume and fullness that I had been missing. After numerous research and checking out different brands I settled with the iKEY-AUDIO M-606v2. I hate research.
iKEY-AUDIO is a relatively new name and a subcompany of GCI Technologies, a company based in the USA with manufacturing outsourced to China. Their product line mainly comprise of DJ audio equipment. I probably would have overlooked M-606v2 if it were not for their red woofers. They remind me of KRK speakers with their	yellow woofers. It is certainly eye-catching. It is a nice deviation from the ubiquitous black speaker box with black tweeter and woofer. The M-606v2 is an active studio monitor with a bi-amp design. iKEY-AUDIO describes them as cost-effective studio monitors. Put another way these are budget studio monitors. They can get really expensive. If two hundred dollars is budget just imagine how much the highend units cost.
I bought my M-606v2 at musiciansfriend.com and pricematched with novamusik.com, which brought the price down to $194 for a pair. When you are shopping for studio monitors be aware that most are sold individually. I suppose this makes it cheaper for those who need to replace just one speaker later down the road. Do not rely on pictures posted on websites. If in doubt ask customer service.
Musiciansfriend's turn-around time was quick. I was practically waiting at the door for the mailman to deliver. I was grinning from ear to ear. Musiciansfriend double boxed the speakers as opposed to simply shipping using the retail box, which is a big plus on my book. After I unboxed everything I inspected the speaker construction for a bit before doing a showdown.
Coming from the Logitech Z-340 I was at first apprehensive about the size of the M-606v2 when placed right next to my 23" monitor. At 8.5 x 12.6 x 10.25 inches these things are big. They have a good weight, too, at 17 pounds each. Many of you will probably share the same concern but rest assured the moment you first listen to them you will be at ease. In fact you may throw everything off your desk just to make room for these.
At last music sounds much more fuller and satisfying than ever before. The hollow feeling I had is now filled with audible bliss. The treble is no longer disjointed from the bass. It is a blast listening to my music collection. The highs are crisp and provides good stereo imaging. There were instances, with classical music in particular, where I confuse an instrument as being real. It startled me enough that I mute the volume to make sure there was no ghost fooling around with me. The bass is super. My room is 13.7 x 12.25 feet with a nine feet high ceiling. The bass response here is great and never obtrusive. I certainly do not miss having a subwoofer. The M-606v2 will not shake walls as much as a subwoofer but it will do its share. The stereo bass really helps expand the soundstage. There is plenty of volume to fill the house. I have never had the need to turn the volume past nine o'clock.
Granted these are supposed to be nearfield speakers I had to try them in the living room and my experience was a little different. My living room is about four times larger than my bedroom. I did not have the best speaker placement being within a foot of the back wall. I connected the speakers directly to the DVD player. At 13 feet distance I felt the bass was overwhelming at times to contort my face. I could feel it inside my head. The woofer excursion can reach at least 7mm one way during heavy bass but never detected any distortion. I found the volume set slighty below 9 o'clock provided ample volume and dampened the bass a tiny bit. The vocals sounded a bit cupped and lacked clarity. Some equalization to boost the upper mid frequencies may help. It is still far superior to the sound coming out from my TV. The stereo imaging is phenomenal. Hearing rain drops on the leaves in the movie Avatar put a smile on my face. The lemurs were very three dimensional.
I don't have the proper speaker measuring equipment so I can not say for certain the frequency response of these speakers. There is a SPL vs Frequency graph printed right on the retail box. Whether it is accurate or not I do not know. I would say the upper-bass, lower-mid frequencies sounded more pronounced to me when watching movies in the living room. I had no complaints when listening to music.
I read an article about building speakers and the author mentioned that based on his experience speakers with flat SPL vs Frequency measurements tend to sound just that, flat. Speakers that sounded good actually have both ends of the spectrum slightly higher creating a valley in the center.


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Williams and Mercedes extend F1 engine partnership to 2025
The Williams Formula One team have extended their engine partnership with Mercedes to the end of the 2025 season, they announced on Friday.
Former champions Williams, who have not won a race since 2012, have used Mercedes power units since 2014. The existing deal ran until the end of 2020, after which the sport is set for a major overhaul.
"We believe that they will continue to have an extremely competitive engine package," said deputy principal Claire Williams.
Mercedes` own factory team have won every championship since the 1.6 litre V6 turbo hybrid engines were introduced in 2014. They are also heading for sixth successive drivers` and constructors` titles this season.
Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff recognised Williams, struggling at the back of the field with an uncompetitive car and only one point scored in 14 races this year, had been through tough times.
"That has only served to demonstrate their resilience and strength of character as they battle back to where they belong on the grid," said the Austrian.
"I am certain that the outlook for independent teams is bright under the financial regulations that will be introduced from 2021 and we are delighted to continue our partnership with Williams into that new era of our sport."
Indian Oil, Power Finance shares plunge up to 8% after exclusion from Nifty CPSE Index


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Alejandro Amenábar , né le  à Santiago, est un réalisateur, scénariste, écrivain, monteur, acteur, producteur et compositeur de nationalité hispano-chilienne.

Biographie

Jeunesse et révélation critique en Espagne
Alejandro Amenábar naît au Chili en 1972 d'une mère espagnole, et d'un père chilien. Un an après sa naissance, ses parents fuient le pays à la suite du coup d'État d'Augusto Pinochet. Amenábar grandit à Madrid, où il s'inscrit à la faculté de sciences. Mais il abandonne ses études, et se consacre à sa plus grande passion : le cinéma.

En 1996, son premier long métrage Tesis, qui prend l'univers des snuff movies en toile de fond, remporte un premier grand succès commercial. Le film fait sensation au Festival de Berlin dont il fait l'ouverture et remporte l'année suivante sept Goyas du cinéma espagnol dont ceux du meilleur film, du meilleur « nouveau metteur en scène » et du meilleur scénario original.

En 1997, il réalise Ouvre les yeux, un film d'anticipation porté par une intrigue psychologique. L'œuvre est saluée par la critique et par plusieurs prix dans des festivals internationaux, notamment Berlin et Tokyo. Impressionné par le film, Tom Cruise acquiert les droits d'adaptation et produit un remake, Vanilla Sky, dans lequel il joue le rôle principal. Il produit aussi son prochain film en tant que réalisateur.

Progression internationale
En 2001, le cinéaste dévoile Les Autres, son troisième long-métrage, une coproduction hispano-américaine : l'œuvre marque le grand retour de son actrice principale, Nicole Kidman, alors encore mariée à Cruise. Le film est un succès mondial au box-office, et reçoit une poignée de nominations et récompenses. Parmi les premières, une au BAFTA du meilleur scénario. Une rareté pour un film d'horreur.

En , Amenábar révèle son homosexualité dans un magazine espagnol.

En 2005, il retourne en Espagne pour son drame Mar adentro qui relate le parcours du marin et écrivain tétraplégique Ramón Sampedro, reçoit l'Oscar du meilleur film étranger après avoir été couronné à Venise, aux Golden Globes et au Goyas où il a obtenu 14 trophées (sur 15 nominations).

En 2009, il tente un projet ambitieux : Agora est une co-production internationale, retraçant la vie de la mathématicienne et philosophe grecque Hypatie, avec l'oscarisée Rachel Weisz, dans le rôle principal. Ce drame historique remporte de nombreuses récompenses, dont sept Prix Goya, incluant le prix du Meilleur scénario original pour Amenábar. C'est le quatrième plus gros succès du box office de 2009 en Espagne.

Il faut ainsi attendre six ans pour qu'il dévoile sa nouvelle œuvre. En 2015, il présente une nouvelle co-production – hispano-canado-américaine –, au festival de San Sebastián : le thriller psychologique d'horreur Régression. Ce retour au genre ne lui porte pas chance. Malgré les présences du chevronné Ethan Hawke et de la valeur montante Emma Watson en tête d'affiche, le film est un échec critique cuisant, et ne parvient pas à rembourser son budget.

Filmographie

Réalisateur

Autres postes (autres que réalisateur)

Remerciements
Les génériques des films suivants comportent des remerciements à Amenábar :
 2000 : Torre
 2003 : Gris
 2006 : AzulOscuroCasiNegro

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Liens externes

Personnalité espagnole née d'un parent chilien
Personnalité chilienne née d'un parent espagnol
Prix Goya du meilleur scénario original
Prix Goya de la meilleure réalisation
Réalisateur espagnol
Scénariste espagnol de cinéma
Monteur espagnol
Compositeur espagnol de musique de film
Étudiant de l'université complutense de Madrid
Personnalité ayant fait son coming out
Naissance en mars 1972
Naissance à Santiago

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Today we had our annual Pre-Thanksgiving luncheon with our opponents from Lexington. Once again, this annual event made possible by the generosity of the Burlington and Lexington Rotary Clubs, was a memorable experience for all in attendance. The guest speaker for the event was Channel 5 Sportscaster Mike Dowling who is shown interviewing BHS captains Dan Murphy and Shayne O'Neill above.
The BHS Cheerleaders, Marching Band, and Interact Club were all recognized at the luncheon.


The educational theory of learning-by-doing states that learning should be relevant and practical, not passive and theoretical. STARability Foundation would like to thank Naples Botanical Garden for giving our members the opportunity to volunteer and partake in hands-on vocational training activities that allow our members to learn valuable skills that can be applied in future job opportunities and real-life skill situations.
Each week, our members work alongside gardening and horticulture mentors watering, weeding, planting, and maintaining pathways and gardens at Naples Botanical Garden, essential tasks that bolster their horticultural skills as well as an appreciation for the environment.
In addition to learning these weekly beautifying tasks, our members are invited to a 30-minute environmental lesson by the Naples Botanical Garden staff in an effort to give them a better understanding of how various aspects of nature and environment work together to create beautiful plant life. The lessons range from the importance of bees for plant life, as well as a basic understanding of photosynthesis. Inspired by their hands-on time at the Garden, many of our Trailblazers have decided to take up gardening at home—providing beautiful plants for the environment and our community.
If your business or organization has mentoring or vocational training opportunities for our Trailblazer volunteers, our Trailblazer Program Director Madison McNally can evaluate opportunities. Please contact madison@starability.org, or call 239-594-9007 to find out more.


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Ponte do Cosme é um distrito do município brasileiro de Barbacena, no interior do estado de Minas Gerais. De acordo com o Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE), sua população no ano de 2000 era de 909 habitantes, sendo 443 homens e 466 mulheres e possuindo um total de 330 domicílios. Foi criado pela Lei nº 3.365, de 8 de novembro de 1996.

Estima-se que o povoamento da região começou com agricultores italianos em meados do século XX. A principal atividade do local continua sendo a agricultura. Tem em volta da Igreja de São Sebastião seu "centro" e maior concentração de população. Há ainda a "Vila Sofia" que margeia o rio das Mortes fazendo a divisa do município de Barbacena com o município de Antônio Carlos.

Ver também
 Distritos do Brasil
 Lista de distritos de Barbacena

Ligações externas

Distritos de Barbacena (Minas Gerais)


We have been busy doing the ministry work here and many great things have happened in through us. God has used us to become a blessing to many people. The message of God's Grace and Faith Righteousness is liberating many people who are hearing it. Praise God for the work of the Cross.
We ended our annual youth camp on Saturday. We had 60 youth attending and many other members of the public. The theme was KINGDOM RELATIONSHIPS. Praise God they went home deeply in love with God. They found the love and acceptance they never thought they will ever get. Praise God for the gift of righteousness.The word clearly tells us that we have been justified by faith therefore we have peace with God! Romans 5:1.
I had a wonderful team of preachers and teachers to teach in the camp. Mike and Pat came on Wednesday. They came with their staff members Peter and Stanley. We all spoke the same message. We also had Tony. When FMIN Partner, Janice Moshier, was here in October, she introduced Tony to me. He is a wonderful preacher. He helped us laugh a lot in the evening services, and also prayed for the sick and needy, it was wonderful. By the end of the camp, the campers did skits and songs. I also gave them free Gideons New Testament Bibles and they cried over the shoulders and they gave each other hugs of love. They all got a wonderful revelation of God's love and acceptance and that's how to deal with others in order to have wonderful relationships.
Tony and Joseph from Meru North, brought 7 youth and they all went home freed from fears, tradational beliefs and fear and they were filled with the Holy Spirit. Many testimonies were given even in the church yesterday. God healed even Toothaches!!! Hallelujah. FMIN is a blessing. NEVER STOP PREACHING Faith Righteousness and God's Grace!!! It is the GOSPEL.
David is the son of FMIN Partner, Margaret Remi Thomas. His father (who is now in heaven) was a dear friend of Dave Duell, whom David was named after.
We are so proud of you, David! You have an amazing revelation of the Good News Message and you're willing to share it with everyone.


For a quick education on how the film industry plays politicians and taxpayers for suckers, Canadians need only cast their gaze south of the border to the prairie state of Iowa.
Nov. 5, 2009 3:57 p.m.
In September, Iowa's film subsidies became an issue after an audit found that the state's 50 per cent film tax credit helped one director buy a $61,000 Range Rover. Another treated himself to a $67,000 Mercedes-Benz.
Iowa rules allowed for the purchase of one automobile for film-related work under the subsidy policy, which has since been suspended.
In a more recent example of generous film subsidies, The Wall Street Journal recently reported that film producer Ingo Vollkammer switched his planned location shoots around the globe in search of the best deal. Locations hopped from Texas to Madrid, then finally to Berlin.
But Vollkammer finally settled on Montreal — after Quebec and federal incentives shaved $10 million off his $25-million movie, Velocity.
There is nothing wrong with directors buying luxury cars or shopping for the lowest location costs, but they should do so without help from taxpayers who must bare the full tax burden.
Film subsidies started in Canada in 1997 when Ontario offered lucrative tax credit enticements to the film industry.
Over the years, other provinces and U.S. states became increasingly willing to follow its example.
Hardly. Such tax credits merely redistribute employment across borders.
Too many politicians bend the rules by applying different standards to the entertainment industry.
In July, for example, Alberta Culture Minister Lindsay Blackett channelled the film industry's standard line when he peddled the notion that taxpayer-subsidized film studios would yield a net economic benefit.
Blackett told the Calgary Herald's editorial board that, for every provincial dollar invested in the industry, five more are generated in economic returns.
The Herald, quoting the film industry, reported that the film industry's "new" tax structure expected $1.20 in new taxes for every one tax dollar given to the film industry.
It also said that a film company that spends $10 million in Michigan generates only $700,000 in income and sales tax revenue, but gets $4 million in payouts from the state government.
Tax relief makes sense, but not when sector-specific credits distort incentives favouring one industry over another.
That violates the principle of neutrality. It can be likened to a government that grants the Red Cross a 50 per cent charitable tax credit, but limits other charities to a 20 per cent credit for their donors.
True, the film industry creates jobs, but it's not a revenue-generator. It merely shifts investments and yields little or no tax revenue. And it matters little whether films are shot in Canmore, Kelowna, Vancouver or Berlin.
One filmmaker understands the folly of film subsidies. Earlier this year, Michael Moore slammed politicians for giving into the film industry.


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# mu-kōän-logger 公案-ログ

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> A [winston][1] logger provider for [mu-kōän][2] applications.

[![js-semistandard-style](https://cdn.rawgit.com/flet/semistandard/master/badge.svg)](https://github.com/Flet/semistandard)

```sh
npm i --save mu-koan-logger
```

## Usage
Returns a `winston.Logger` given an `options.logger` property and a set
of prioritized rules.

- If `options.logger` is a string, returns `winston.loggers.get(options.logger)`.
- If `options.logger` is a `winston.Logger` instance, returns that same instance.
- If it is neither, return winston's default logger.

```javascript
const logger = require('mu-koan-logger');

/**
 * Returns `winston.loggers.get('my-logger')`.
 */
var log = logger.get({ logger: 'my-logger' })
```

---

## License
MIT

[1]: https://www.npmjs.com/winston
[2]: https://www.npmjs.com/mu-koan

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Mao Tse-tung - Líder chinês;
Mao - José Rodrigues Mao Júnior, cantor da banda Garotos Podres
Aeroporto Internacional de Manaus
Monoamina oxidase

Localidades
 Mao (República Dominicana)
 Mao (Chade)

Veja também
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U.S. to declare Yemen's Houthi rebels as 'terrorist organization'
by Virginia Carter
in World Media
Pompeo announced late on Sunday that he meant to notify Congress of the Trump administration's decision to list the Houthis as an FTO, and added that he plans to blacklist three Houthi leaders, Abdul Malik al-Houthi, Abd al-Khaliq Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and Abdullah Yahya al-Hakim, as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGT).
Houthi official Mohammed Ali al-Houthi said on Twitter that the movement reserved the right to respond to any designation.
Unless Congress blocks the decision, the Huthis will be blacklisted on January 19 - one day before the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, whose aides had hoped to mount a fresh push to end Yemen's devastating six-year-old war.
United States officials and analysts say Iran has armed the Huthis, but some experts question the extent of cooperation and see Tehran primarily as interested in bogging down Saudi Arabia, whose brutal air campaign has included strikes on civilian targets.
In December, the UK pledged £14 million to avert mass starvation in Yemen as the United Nations warned the country was on the brink of famine.
The next year, Saudi Arabia formed an Arab coalition to fight the Iran-backed group on behalf of the exiled government.
While Trump has vetoed multiple congressional efforts to end the United States support for Yemen, Biden has repeatedly said he plans on ending Washington's assistance to the Saudi-led coalition. "Are there elements among the Houthis who have been involved in terrorist acts?" Because the Houthis are the de facto authorities in an area in which roughly 80% of Yemenis live, distributing humanitarian supplies to civilians in those areas requires a degree of coordination between relief organizations and Houthi-run government agencies. "Our humanitarian work must not be criminalised", Jan Egeland, secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council, said in November.
The State Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment. We must work with, for and among civilians in conflict and crossfire.
The Trump administration has been piling on sanctions related to Iran in recent weeks, prompting some Biden allies and outside analysts to conclude that Trump aides are seeking to make it harder for the incoming administration to re-engage with Iran and rejoin an global nuclear agreement.
Pompeo said the administration recognizes their concerns and will put in place measures to reduce the designation's impact on certain humanitarian activity and imports.
The UN describes Yemen as the world's largest humanitarian crisis; 80 per cent of its people are reliant on aid and the country is at risk of the worst global starvation in a century.
Mr Pompeo issued the statement shortly before midnight on a Sunday.
The administration had been weighing the formal designation of the Houthi rebels as a "foreign terrorist organization" for months.
In a separate development, Pompeo spoke at Voice of America's headquarters in Washington on Monday, taking questions on camera for the first time since a mob of supporters of President Donald Trump overran the Capitol last week as lawmakers were certifying Biden's presidential victory.
Labeling the Houthis a "foreign terrorist organization" criminalizes material support for the group, which retains control of the capital, Sanaa, the strategic port city of Hodeidah and much of northern Yemen.
Pompeo was also expected to re-designate Cuba as a "state sponsor of terrorism", according to several administration officials.
2018 Cheltenham Festival: An Early Look At The Arkle
Stenson Named European Golfer of the Year
College Basketball's Contenders For 2016-17
US Slaps Sanctions on Six Officials Over Hong Kong Mass Arrests 1/17/2021
United Nations head warns of 'vaccinationalism' as global Covid deaths top 2 million 1/17/2021
Norway: 23 people die after taking coronavirus vaccine; caution raised 1/17/2021
More Than 100 Wyoming National Guardsmen to Help With Biden Inauguration 1/17/2021
Astrazeneca COVID vaccine gets approval in Pakistan 1/17/2021
Nepali climbers make history with winter summit of K2 mountain 1/17/2021
End of Merkel era begins as German CDU picks new party leader 1/17/2021
Joe Biden unveils $1.9 trillion USA economic relief package 1/17/2021
Province slightly easing restrictions January 18 1/17/2021
Trump administration accused of deception in pledging release of vaccine stockpile 1/17/2021
CES 2021: HP announces new sustainable PCs and more
For those not interested in a small two-in-one - wrapped in vegan leather or not - HP announced the EliteBook 840 G8 Aero. HP also unveiled a plethora of computing devices at CES 2021, which are expected to go on sale later this year.
Bill Belichick rejects Medal of Freedom from Donald Trump
Belichick is one of the most successful football coaches in NFL history and owns the most wins among active coaches, reported AP. Sports organizations and teams that have long supported Trump have been trying to sever ties in the last days of his presidency.
Gov. Holcomb Directs Flags To Half-Staff In Honor Of Capital Police
It is not clear if his death was linked to the riots, during which five people, including another Capitol police officer, died. Trump also ordered that the flag be flown at half-staff at public buildings and military posts and vessels until January 13.
Bridgerton's Regé-Jean Page and Phoebe Dynevor address dating rumours
Phoebe Dynevor as Daphne Bridgerton and Ruth Gemmell as Lady Violet in Bridgerton (Credit: Netflix ) What is Bridgerton about? Of course, host Kit Hoover egged the actors on. "That's why we presented it so beautifully for you", Page joked.
Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf Is Reportedly Stepping Down
Acting Homeland Security secretary Chad Wolf is stepping down, citing recent court challenges to his authority. In his last message before Twitter banned Trump, he said he would not be attending.
Something you didn't know about the escape rooms
The lowest escape room fees are in India, $4 per person, while the highest fees are set in Dubai, the UAE, $41 per person. The most popular escape room themes are movies, prison escape, detective stories, treasure hunt, science labs, horror.
The Continuity of the Multimedia Exhibition of Santiago Ribeiro in Times Square in New York in the International Press
As Ribeiro continues planning the project's next phase, he is testing innovative exhibition spaces such as Times Square. He conceived the International Surrealism Now movement in Coimbra with a major exhibit organized by Bissaya Barreto.
Are Mobile Games the Right Way to Fight Stress?
Video games and stress relief Video games have been called a lot of things in the decades that have passed since their emergence. But the question still remains: are mobile games the right way to de-stress? Let's see what science has to say about the matter.
General concerns of beginners in the casino
In general, there are three main concerns related to fraud in the casino. - I will not receive a prize Is this possible? Yes. Some of the online casinos can be fakes that having worked for just a week and collecting bets will simply disappear.
Microgaming - a leading online casino software provider
Other benefits include: ● Game Choice: Microgaming offers gambling fans the largest selection of games in the market. Have you ever played on a site powered by Microgaming software? What did you think? Share your experience below.
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Biden-Harris inaugural event to feature talent from New Jersey1/16/2021
7 more COVID deaths added to county toll1/16/2021
India to commence vaccine supply to Sri Lanka and other countries1/16/2021
China vaccine's low efficacy due to high-risk group, says Sinovac CEO1/16/2021
Why Secret Service Couldn't Use Ivanka's Bathroom1/16/2021
NRA files for bankruptcy and moves from NY to Texas1/17/2021
Aftershock rocks Indonesia's natural disaster zone as death toll continues to rise1/17/2021
AstraZeneca files bid for European Union vaccine approval1/16/2021
Coronavirus: Africa to receive 270 million vaccine doses - Ramaphosa1/16/2021
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Before I briefly describe this video slot game, let me tell you some interesting facts about slots in general.
First of all, is clear that when Charles Fey invented the Liberty Bell slot machine in 1895, he had no idea of just how big his invention was. From that moment on, many slot game producers and software providers like Microgaming, have been improving on his designs, inventing the popular online video slots.
Although there are numerous variations of video slot machines they are all played in a very similar way. Once you gain knowledge of what all the buttons do and how to read the payout tables you should know how to play any slot game without difficulty. In addition, always keep in mind that the way you play has no effect on the reels or the payout percentage. All slot machines, including video slots, are a pure game of luck.
So, before you start playing Elementals, you should take a few minutes to read the following brief description. Good luck!
Elementals is a 5 Reel, 20 Payline and 200 coin video slot machine, featuring a wild symbol, a scatter symbol and two Bonus Games (a Free Spins bonus game and a Gamble bonus game).
the Wild symbol substitutes for other symbols to complete winning combinations.
the Wild symbol does not substitute for the Scatter symbol to complete winning scatter combinations.
the Wild symbol does not substitute for the Sun symbol to activate the Free Spins bonus round.
the Scatter symbol does not need to appear on an enabled Payline to win.
the Scatter symbol can be scattered anywhere on the 5 Reels. So, when 2 or more Scatter symbols appear, you win according to the payout schedule.
to qualify for the Free Spins Bonus Game you must have one Sun symbol on the 1st reel and another Sun symbol on the 5th reel.
if you have a win on any combination, you can choose to play the Gamble bonus game, or you can continue to play the regular game. In the Gamble bonus game, if you guess the card color, your winnings will be doubled.
For more information on how to play the game, click the Help - Game Help and Rules option available in the online casino menu.


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Q: How do I send ALT + SPACE key using sendkey method? I am implementing a desktop application in which I want to send an ALT+SPACE key combination but I can't find any way to do this.
I am implementing this for automatic processing the below tasks:

*

*enter tracert command in command prompt

*copy the result

*paster the result in the notepad

Can anyone help me with this..?

A: Try this
System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.Send("% ");

Edit
Using SendKeys is a little 'hacky'. Instead I'd suggest using the Process class, something like below
public string GetTracert(string ip)
{
    Process p = new Process();
    p.StartInfo.FileName = "tracert";
    p.StartInfo.Arguments = "123.123.123.123";
    p.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
    p.Start();

    return p.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd();
}

A: Just Check out

%{SPACE}

SendKeys.Send("% "); // {SPACE} is not valid, so use the regular " "
This should emulate the ALT + Space key press

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Q: Global section of universal bundle on Grassmanian Let $G=G(k, V)$ be the Grassmanian of $k$-dimensional subspaces of the $n$th dimensional vector space $V$, regarded as a smooth algebraic variety over $\mathbb{C}$. Denote with $S$ the tautological (universal) bundle over $G$.
On Kapranov's "Coherent sheaves on Grasmann manifold" the following result are stated:
$H^0(G, S^*) \simeq V^*$ and $H^0(G, V/S) \simeq V$
The author claims that "These facts are well known".
However after a lot of research, I could not find this statement in any reference where I looked for it.
It is reasonable that the proof has to be done "by hands", like in the case of the tautological sheaf $\mathcal O (-1)$ over $\mathbb{P}^n$.
Do you have any suggestion?

A: These are simple instances of the Bott-Borel-Weil theorem. For a complex semsimple group $G$ and a parabolic subgroup $P$ and a complex irreducible representation $W$ of $P$ consider the homogeneous vector bundle $G\times_P W\to G/P$. In this situation the BBW theorem computes the cohomology of the shaef of local holomorphic sections of this bundle as a representation of $G$. The case you need here is that the highest weight of $W$ already is $G$-dominant and integral, in which case the cohomology is concentrated in degree zero and is the $G$-irreducible representation of the same highest weight. (Observe that $S^*$ is the $P$-irreducible quotient of $V^*$, while $V/S$ is the $P$-irreducible quotient of $V$.)
The classical Borel-Weil theorem handles the case where $P=B$, the Borel subgroup of $G$, and states that the finite dimensional irredcible representations of $G$ corresponding to a dominant integral weight can be realized as the space of holomorphic sections of the homogeneous line bundle on the full flag manifold $G/B$ induced by the one-dimensional representation of $B$ defined by that weight.
A nice exposition of the BBW-theorem can be found in the book on the Penrose transform by Baston and Eastwood.

A: I don't know a reference either but one can argue as follows:
Let $U\subseteq V$ be of dimension $k$ and let $P$ be its stabilizer in $GL(V)$. Then the morphism $\pi:S=GL(V)\times^PU\to V$ is proper and surjective. Moreover one checks that all of its fibers are irreducible. The normality of $V$ implies $\pi_*\mathcal O_S=\mathcal O_V$, in particular, each global function on $S$ is a pull-back from $V$. Specializing to homogeneous functions of degree $1$ one gets $H^0(G,S^*)=V^*$. The other equality is obtained from the fact that $U\mapsto U^\perp=(V/U)^*$ yields an isomorphism between $Gr_k(V)$ and $Gr_{n-k}(V^*)$ (with $n=\dim V$).


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Person Page - 89
Minnie Bell1
Charts Descendants of John Cory & Agnis Wauker
Descendants of William Dyer & Mary Barrett
Last Edited 22 Feb 2011
Birth* Minnie Bell was born circa 1858.1�
Marriage* She married Charles S Reynolds, son of Rodney Carleton Reynolds and Malinda Corey.1�
Child of Minnie Bell and Charles S Reynolds
Edwin Rodney Reynolds1 b. c 1897
[S2043] Cory Family Society. This site contains genealogies of several early Corey/Cory families., online http://www.coryfamsoc.com. Hereinafter cited as Cory Family Society.
Minnie Grace Bell1
F, #110938, b. 6 March 1897, d. 18 February 1979
Father James H. Bell1 b. 1871, d. 1948
Mother Ellen J. Campbell1 b. 1868, d. 1960
Birth* Minnie Grace Bell was born on 6 March 1897 in residence, Carleton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .1�
She was the daughter of James H. Bell and Ellen J. Campbell.1�
Baptism Minnie Grace Bell was baptized on 8 November 1897 in the United Church, Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.238283,-63.543250 ; the officiating clergyman was Rev. G.C.P. Palmer.1�
Marriage* She married J.W. Kennedy.2�
Death* Minnie Grace Bell died on 18 February 1979, at age 81.2�
(Interred) Burial She was buried in the plot of James H. Bell, in the United Church Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .2�
Family: Minnie Grace Bell and J.W. Kennedy
[S13744] Baptismal Record, Minnie Grace Bell, United Church Records, Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Book 1, Page 183, (8 November 1897). Hereinafter cited as Baptismal Record.
[S9815] Cemetery Transcript, United Church Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, PEIGS publication Lot 28-2, 2000, Library of David Arthur Walker, Edwards, Ontario, Canada.
Miriam Elizabeth Bell
F, #27606, b. 11 April 1941, d. 20 July 1949
Father Lemert Mitchell Bell b. 12 Aug 1911
Mother Helen Christine McKinley b. 28 Aug 1914
Last Edited 16 Apr 2001
Birth* Miriam Elizabeth Bell was born on 11 April 1941 in Amherst, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada .�
She was the daughter of Lemert Mitchell Bell and Helen Christine McKinley.�
Death* Miriam Elizabeth Bell died on 20 July 1949, at age 8, in Welland, Ontario, Canada .�
Morley M. Bell Q.C.1
M, #109633, b. 14 January 1894, d. 2 July 1976
Charts Descendants of John Townsend & Catherine Abel
Last Edited 13 Dec 2019
Birth* Morley M. Bell Q.C. was born on 14 January 1894.1�
Marriage* He married Lena Floyd Bell Robinson, daughter of George W. Robinson and Lucy Waugh.1�
Death* Morley M. Bell Q.C. died on 2 July 1976, at age 82.1�
Burial* He was buried in the Peoples Cemetery, Summerside, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.40478,-63.77592 .
Inscription: BELL / Morley M. Bell, Q. C. / Jan. 14, 1894 - July 2, 1977 / Floyde Robinson / Feb. 22, 1896 - Apr. 17, 1965 / Wife of / Morley M. Bell, Q. C.
Back: DONALD / Ruby Jeane Robinson / June 18, 1894 - Nov. 9, 1952 / Beloved Wife of / Stanley K. Donald, D. D. S.1,2
Tombstone, Morley M. Bell (1894-1977), his wife Floyde Robinson (1896-1965), her sister Ruby Jeane (Robinson) Donald (1894-1952). Peoples Cemetery, Summerside, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Back inscription detail.
Family: Morley M. Bell Q.C. and Lena Floyd Bell Robinson
[S8553] Cemetery Transcript, Summerside People's Cemetery, PEIGS publication Lot 17-4, 2003, Library of David Arthur Walker, Edwards, Ontario, Canada.
[S14330] Cemetery Marker, Peoples Cemetery, Summerside, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Morley M. Bell family plot, tombstone inscription & photograph; documented by David A. Walker, 26 August 2019.
Nathan MacFarlane Bell1
M, #110917, b. 26 January 1889, d. 1968
Father Charles Wesley Bell1 b. 28 Mar 1845, d. 1921
Mother Rachael B. MacFarlane1 b. 1854, d. 1925
Relationship 4th cousin 2 times removed of David Arthur Walker
Name-Com Nathan MacFarlane Bell is commonly known as Nathan Bell.2�
Birth* He was born on 26 January 1889.1�
He was the son of Charles Wesley Bell and Rachael B. MacFarlane.1�
Baptism Nathan MacFarlane Bell was baptized on 30 July 1889 in the United Church, Tryon, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.238283,-63.543250 ; the officiating clergyman was Rev. Geo. Harrison.1�
Marriage* He married Annie O. Howatt.2�
Death* Nathan MacFarlane Bell died in 1968.2�
Burial* He was buried in the United Church Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .2�
Family: Nathan MacFarlane Bell and Annie O. Howatt
[S13731] Baptismal Record, Nathan MacFarlane Bell, United Church Records, Tryon, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Book 1, (30 July 1889). Hereinafter cited as Baptismal Record.
Nelson Bell
M, #18400, b. circa 1886, d. circa 1887
Father Thomas Alexander Bell b. 12 Dec 1865, d. Aug 1906
Mother Isabelle Shaw Robinson b. 31 Oct 1865, d. 23 Dec 1930
Birth* Nelson Bell was born circa 1886.�
He was the son of Thomas Alexander Bell and Isabelle Shaw Robinson.�
Death* Nelson Bell died circa 1887.�
Orin Wendell Bell
M, #24461, b. 15 August 1931, d. 24 November 2008
Father Cecil Ernest Bell b. 6 Mar 1910, d. 1 May 1977
Mother Hattie May Campbell b. 3 Apr 1911, d. 15 Mar 2003
Last Edited 27 Aug 2018
Birth* Orin Wendell Bell was born on 15 August 1931 in Enmore, Prince Edward Island, Canada .1�
He was the son of Cecil Ernest Bell and Hattie May Campbell.�
Death* Orin Wendell Bell died on 24 November 2008, at age 77.2�
(Interred) Burial He was buried in the plot of Cecil Ernest Bell, in the Peoples Cemetery, Victoria West, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .2�
[S11950] Cemetery Transcript, Victoria West Peoples, transcription, Library of Personal Archives of David Arthur Walker, Edwards, Ontario, Canada.
[S13080] Cemetery Marker, Peoples Cemetery, Victoria West, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Cecil Ernest Bell family plot, tombstone inscription & photograph; read by David A. Walker.
Penzie Bell1
F, #110914, b. 1859, d. 1943
Father Thomas Bell1 b. 1815, d. 4 Jan 1897
Mother Jane Muttart1 b. Nov 1822, d. 23 Apr 1880
Birth* Penzie Bell was born in 1859.1�
She was the daughter of Thomas Bell and Jane Muttart.1�
Death* Penzie Bell died in 1943.1�
(Interred) Burial She was buried in the plot of Thomas Bell, in the United Church Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .1�
Phyllis Bell1
Father Russell Bell of Charlottetown1 b. c 1894
Mother Pearl Ferguson1 b. Oct 1893, d. 1960
Relationship 4th cousin 1 time removed of David Arthur Walker
Charts Descendants of William Wallace
Last Edited 8 Apr 2016
Phyllis Bell was the daughter of Russell Bell of Charlottetown and Pearl Ferguson.1�
[S1345] Preserving the Wallace Family 1758-1988, Roy Ashley Wallace, compiler, (Prince Edward Island, Canada: Privately published, after 1988), p. 135. Hereinafter cited as Preserving the Wallace Family 1758-1988.
Priscilla Ferguson Bell
F, #15044, b. 25 August 1878, d. 6 December 1959
Father Thomas Bell b. 8 Jan 1824, d. 30 Oct 1911
Mother Elizabeth Harding b. 25 Sep 1840, d. c Dec 1909
Last Edited 4 Dec 2006
Birth* Priscilla Ferguson Bell was born on 25 August 1878 in Springfield, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
She was the daughter of Thomas Bell and Elizabeth Harding.�
Marriage* Priscilla Ferguson Bell married William Henry Harvey, son of Joseph Harvey and Nancy Waite, in Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Death* Priscilla Ferguson Bell died on 6 December 1959, at age 81, in O'Leary, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Children of Priscilla Ferguson Bell and William Henry Harvey
Leonard Joseph Harvey+ b. 27 Jan 1905
Leon Thomas Harvey+ b. 31 Jul 1907
Stella Bell Harvey+ b. 15 May 1910, d. 31 May 1969
William Arnold Harvey b. 20 Mar 1913, d. 2 Oct 1959
Rachel Bell1
F, #98308
Father George Bell1 b. 1773
Mother Janet Hetherington1 b. 1777, d. b 1841
Rachel Bell was the daughter of George Bell and Janet Hetherington.1�
[S4557] Ancestry.ca - One World Tree - Janet Hetherington, online http://trees.ancestry.ca/owt/person.aspx?pid=41302536. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.ca - One World Tree.
Raymond Nelson Bell
M, #24350, b. 3 October 1911, d. 3 October 1911
Father Edward Hayward Bell b. 10 May 1889, d. Feb 1919
Mother Lura Helen Frost b. 7 Aug 1892, d. 6 Nov 1919
Death* Raymond Nelson Bell died on 3 October 1911; Unknown GEDCOM info: Died at birth.�
Birth* He was born on 3 October 1911.�
He was the son of Edward Hayward Bell and Lura Helen Frost.�
Richard Bell1
M, #98574, b. 2 October 1815, d. 9 June 1880
Last Edited 16 Nov 2010
Birth* Richard Bell was born on 2 October 1815 in Parish of Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire, Scotland .2,1�
He was the son of George Bell and Janet Hetherington.1�
Marriage* Richard Bell married Agnes Henderson In the marriage record Richard's occupation was entered as "Sawyer in Ayr".3,1�
Death* Richard Bell died on 9 June 1880, at age 64, in New Galloway, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, 55.075559,-4.140454 ; cause of death was "wounds on throat, self inflicted from 3rd till 9th June 1880". He died at 9h10m P.M. His death occurred in the house he occupied near to the New Galloway railway station, Parish of Kells, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. The first death record was recorded 10 June 1880 at New Galloway. There was a Register of Corrected Entries, providing more details about the cause and location of his death. This second report was recorded 23rd June 1880 at New Galloway. His son William was the informant, and was present when he died. William's residence was entered as Pilrig Nursery, Edinburgh. His occupation was entered as woodcutter. It was noted that he was a widower of Agnes Anderson.1�
Child of Richard Bell and Agnes Henderson
William Bell1
[S4702] Richard Bell entry, Statutory Deaths - Richard Bell, Statutory Deaths 868/00 0006, District of Kells, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, Scotlands People, scotlandspeople.gov.uk, . Hereinafter cited as Statutory Deaths - Richard Bell.
[S4703] O.P.R. Births - Richard Bell, Richard Bell entry, Old Parish Records, Parish of Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire, scotlandspeople.gov.uk,.
[S4704] O.P.R. Marriages - Richard Bell & Agnes Anderson, Richard Bell & Agnes Anderson marriage, 10 July 1840, scotlandspeople.gov.uk, . Ayr, Ayrshireshire, Scotland (Scotlands People).
Child of Robert Bell and ? Mitchell
William I. Bell+ b. 18 Jun 1880, d. Sep 1934
Robert Bell1
M, #44742, d. 23 August 1727
Last Edited 9 Aug 2017
(Groom) Marriage* Robert Bell married Abigail Tilton, daughter of Abraham Tilton and Deliverance Littlefield.1�
Death* Robert Bell died on 23 August 1727.2,1�
Family: Robert Bell and Abigail Tilton
[S373] Correspondence with Gary Leighton Townshend, Personal Archives of David Arthur Walker, (Edwards, Ontario, Canada).
[S833] Charles L Fillmore, So Soon Forgotten - Three Thousand Fillmores (Rutland, Vermont 05736: Daamen, Inc., 1984), p.8. Hereinafter cited as So Soon Forgotten - Three Thousand Fillmores.
Marriage* Robert Bell married Mary.1�
Child of Robert Bell and Mary
Helen Susan Bell+1 b. 19 May 1899, d. 10 Jul 1959
[S7264] On-line Baptism Index, Public Archives & Records Office, Prince Edward Island, United Church, Alberton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Record Book #4, Pages 54-55, (5 January 1900, Helen Susan Bell). Hereinafter cited as Baptism Index, PARO.
Robert Bruce Bell
M, #69742, b. 1 July 1865, d. 1912
Father Walter Bell b. 1807, d. 2 Apr 1906
Mother Elizabeth Howatt b. 1821, d. 27 Jan 1892
Last Edited 4 Feb 2019
Name-Com Robert Bruce Bell is commonly known as Robert Bell.1�
Birth* He was born on 1 July 1865.�
He was the son of Walter Bell and Elizabeth Howatt.�
Marriage* Robert Bruce Bell married Maud Robblee, daughter of John Wesley Robblee and Mary Louise Callbeck.2�
Death* Robert Bruce Bell died in 1912.2�
Burial* He was buried in the Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.23827,-63.63141 .
Inscription: Robert B. Bell / 1864 - 1912 / His Wife / Maud Robblee / 1875 - 1956 / Jean L. Bell 1905 - 1978 / Walker J. Bell / 1911 - 1994.3
Tombstone,Robert B. Bell (1864-1912), his wife Maud Robblee (1875-1956), their children Jean L. Bell (1905-1978) and Walter J. Bell (1911-1994). Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Children of Robert Bruce Bell and Maud Robblee
Jean L. Bell2 b. 1905, d. 1978
Walter J. Bell2 b. 1911, d. 1994
[S9357] Cemetery Transcript - Free Church of Scotland, Cape Traverse, Prince Edward Island, updated 2000 Lot 28-3 published by Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society, Library of David Arthur Walker, Edwards, Ontario, Canada.
[S362] Harold Cairns, Electronic Family File, Stanley Bridge, Prince Edward Island.
[S12612] Cemetery Marker, Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Robert B. Bell family plot, photograph & inscription; read by David A. Walker, 28 August 2016.
Robina Bell
F, #15046, b. 16 March 1884
Birth* Robina Bell was born on 16 March 1884 in Enmore, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Family: Robina Bell and Harry Hughes
Child of Robina Bell and David Biggar
Elliott Biggar+ b. 1 Aug 1915, d. 9 Jan 2002
Russell Bell of Charlottetown1
Birth* Russell Bell of Charlottetown was born circa 1894 in Prince Edward Island, Canada .2�
Marriage* He married Pearl Ferguson, daughter of Joseph W. Ferguson and Sarah M. Barlow.1�
Name Variation As of 1921, Russell Bell of Charlottetown is also known as Ernest R. Bell.2�
Children of Russell Bell of Charlottetown and Pearl Ferguson
Lorne F. Bell2 b. c 1916
[S11084] 1921 Canada Census, Moncton Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Household of Ernest R. Bell, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Reference Number RG 31, Folder Number 38, Census Place: Moncton Parish, Page Number 17. Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Ruth Pearl Bell1
F, #105348, b. 28 May 1913, d. 5 January 1941
Father William Thomas Bell1 b. 1883, d. 1961
Mother Ruby Jane Wallace1 b. 31 Mar 1885, d. 22 Mar 1987
Relationship 3rd cousin 2 times removed of David Arthur Walker
Name-Com Ruth Pearl Bell is commonly known as Ruth Bell.1�
Birth* She was born on 28 May 1913 in Mill River East, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .1�
She was the daughter of William Thomas Bell and Ruby Jane Wallace.1�
Marriage* Ruth Pearl Bell married George McNeill Matthews on 3 April 1940.1�
Death* Ruth Pearl Bell died on 5 January 1941, at age 27; sudden cause of death was spinal meningitis.1�
Burial* She was buried in Nazarene & United Cemetery, Elmsdale, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.82192,-64.13612 .
Inscription: MATTHEWS / George Matthews / 1912 - 1949 / His Wife / Ruth Bell / 1913 - 1941.2,3
Tombstone, George Matthews (1912-1949), his wife Ruth Bell (1913-1941). United Church Cemetery, Elmsdale, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Family: Ruth Pearl Bell and George McNeill Matthews
[S1345] Preserving the Wallace Family 1758-1988, Roy Ashley Wallace, compiler, (Prince Edward Island, Canada: Privately published, after 1988), page 94. Hereinafter cited as Preserving the Wallace Family 1758-1988.
[S5687] Published transcripts, Nazarene & United Church Cemetery, Elmsdale, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada; PEIGS, 2008.
[S10814] Cemetery Marker, United Church Cemetery, Elmsdale, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. George Matthews & Ruth Bell, tombstone inscription & photograph; read by David A. Walker, 31 August 2015.
Samuel Bell
M, #15029, b. 11 April 1864
Birth* Samuel Bell was born on 11 April 1864 in Springfield, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
He was the son of Thomas Bell and Elizabeth Harding.�
Child of Samuel Bell and Hattie Davis
Gertrude Ellen Bell
Sarah Bell
Marriage* Sarah Bell married William Leard.�
Child of Sarah Bell and William Leard
Federica Elizabeth Leard+ b. 16 Sep 1855, d. 20 Oct 1924
F, #15035, b. 29 March 1868, d. 9 April 1966
Birth* Sarah Bell was born on 29 March 1868 in Springfield, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Marriage* Sarah Bell married Chester Laird in 1884. In Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Marriage* Sarah Bell married William Pritchard, son of John Pritchard and Mary ?, in 1901.�
Marriage* Sarah Bell married Richard Roberts circa 1920. In Hydeville, Vermont, U.S.A. .�
Death* Sarah Bell died on 9 April 1966, at age 98, in Castleton, Vermont, U.S.A. .�
Children of Sarah Bell and Chester Laird
James Laird+ b. b 1888, d. 1910
Thomas Bell Laird+ b. 6 Jul 1888, d. 18 Dec 1957
Arthur Daniel Laird b. 15 Oct 1893, d. 6 Nov 1914
Alice Robina Janet Laird+ b. 16 Mar 1897
Child of Sarah Bell and William Pritchard
Edwal Pritchard+ b. 4 Sep 1907
Family: Sarah Bell and Richard Roberts
Father John Bell b. 1783, d. 22 Dec 1876
Mother Elizabeth Jane Little b. 1787, d. 22 Sep 1849
Sarah Bell was the daughter of John Bell and Elizabeth Jane Little.�
Sarah Ann Bell
Sarah Ann Bell was the daughter of Walter Bell and Elizabeth Howatt.�
Marriage* Sarah Ann Bell married Charles MacIntosh on 17 January 1873.�
Family: Sarah Ann Bell and Charles MacIntosh
Sarah L. Bell1
Father Lafayette Bell
Mother Mary Lavina Wiggins b. c 1855
Descendants of John Drake & Christiana Billet
Descendants of Hugh Hull & Elinor
Descendants of William White & Susanna Jackson
Note* Sarah L. Bell, daughter of Lafayette Bell and Mary Lavina Wiggins, wasborn 24 Mar 1889.�
Birth* Sarah L. Bell was born on 24 March 1889.2�
She was the daughter of Lafayette Bell and Mary Lavina Wiggins.�
[S1224] Patti Bacon, "Patti Bacon, compiled records", & Donald Coy's Family Tree (Wisdom, Montana, U.S.A.). . Hereinafter cited as "Patti Bacon, compiled records."
[S1014] Wayne Gunter, "Gunter Family Heritage File" (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada). . Hereinafter cited as "Gunter Family Heritage File."
Son Bell
M, #18414, b. between 1896 and 1902, d. between 1896 and 1902
Death* Son Bell died between 1896 and 1902.�
Birth* He was born between 1896 and 1902.�
son Bell1
M, #105346, b. 20 August 1910, d. 20 August 1910
Death* son Bell died on 20 August 1910.1�
Birth* He was born on 20 August 1910.1�
He was the son of William Thomas Bell and Ruby Jane Wallace.1�
Stella Bell
Birth* Stella Bell was born on 22 July 1895.�
She was the daughter of Thomas Alexander Bell and Isabelle Shaw Robinson.�
Marriage* Stella Bell married Joseph Snow in May 1922.�
Marriage* Stella Bell married Walter Littlefield on 26 February 1967.�
Family: Stella Bell and Joseph Snow
Family: Stella Bell and Walter Littlefield
M, #13259, b. 8 January 1824, d. 30 October 1911
Last Edited 6 Jan 2007
Birth* Thomas Bell was born on 8 January 1824 in County Antrim, Ireland .�
Marriage* He married Elizabeth Harding, daughter of Samuel Harding and Hester Baker, on 15 September 1863.�
Death* Thomas Bell died on 30 October 1911, at age 87, in Enmore, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Children of Thomas Bell and Elizabeth Harding
Samuel Bell+ b. 11 Apr 1864
Thomas Alexander Bell+ b. 12 Dec 1865, d. Aug 1906
Sarah Bell+ b. 29 Mar 1868, d. 9 Apr 1966
Jane Bell b. 19 Jun 1871, d. 13 Feb 1889
Esther Huston Bell+ b. 27 Jan 1873, d. 9 Jun 1966
Daniel Schurman Bell+ b. 28 Nov 1875, d. 17 Oct 1959
Priscilla Ferguson Bell+ b. 25 Aug 1878, d. 6 Dec 1959
Robina Bell+ b. 16 Mar 1884
Thomas Bell1
Marriage* Thomas Bell married Elizabeth A. Richardson.1�
Child of Thomas Bell and Elizabeth A. Richardson
Viola C. Bell1 b. 19 Jan 1891
M, #66964, b. 1815, d. 4 January 1897
Father John Bell1 b. 1783, d. 22 Dec 1876
Mother Elizabeth Jane Little1 b. 1787, d. 22 Sep 1849
Birth* Thomas Bell was born in 1815.2�
He was the son of John Bell and Elizabeth Jane Little.1�
Marriage* Thomas Bell married Jane Muttart.2�
Death* Thomas Bell died on 4 January 1897.2�
Children of Thomas Bell and Jane Muttart
Charles Wesley Bell+3 b. 28 Mar 1845, d. 1921
Penzie Bell2 b. 1859, d. 1943
Eber John Bell2 b. Jan 1866, d. 16 Apr 1880
[S13729] Baptismal Record, Charles Westey Bell, United Church Records, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Book 1, Page 14, (20 July 1845). Hereinafter cited as Baptismal Record.
Thomas Alexander Bell
M, #15033, b. 12 December 1865, d. August 1906
Birth* Thomas Alexander Bell was born on 12 December 1865 in Springfield, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .�
Death* Thomas Alexander Bell died in August 1906, at age 40, in Brewer, Maine, U.S.A. ; Unknown GEDCOM info: Consumption.�
Children of Thomas Alexander Bell and Isabelle Shaw Robinson
Nelson Bell b. c 1886, d. c 1887
William Brenton Bell+ b. 26 Mar 1887, d. 23 Mar 1967
Edward Hayward Bell+ b. 10 May 1889, d. Feb 1919
George Bell b. bt 1890 - 1894, d. bt 1890 - 1894
Bertha Mabel Bell+ b. 23 May 1894, d. 20 Oct 1968
Stella Bell+ b. 22 Jul 1895
Violet Bell b. bt 1896 - 1902, d. bt 1896 - 1902
Son Bell b. bt 1896 - 1902, d. bt 1896 - 1902
Jeanette Esther Bell+ b. 20 Apr 1903
Annie Olive Bell b. 2 Nov 1904, d. 6 Mar 1924
Thomas B. Bell1,2
M, #110923, b. 20 September 1886, d. 1927
Birth* Thomas B. Bell was born on 20 September 1886.1�
Baptism Thomas B. Bell was baptized on 13 April 1887 in the United Church, Tryon, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.238283,-63.543250 ; the officiating clergyman was Rev. Geo. Harrison.1�
Marriage* He married Helen M. Smith.2�
Death* Thomas B. Bell died in 1927.2�
Burial* He was buried in the Peoples Cemetery, Crapaud, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .2�
Child of Thomas B. Bell and Helen M. Smith
Marion Lea Bell2 b. c 1919, d. 1919
[S13735] Baptismal Record, Thomas Bell, United Church Records, Tryon, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Book 1, (13 April 1887). Hereinafter cited as Baptismal Record.
[S11959] Cemetery Transcript, Crapaud People's, transcription, Library of Personal Archives of David Arthur Walker, Edwards, Ontario, Canada.
Vera Helen Bell
F, #24353, b. 22 October 1914, d. 31 October 1962
Birth* Vera Helen Bell was born on 22 October 1914.�
She was the daughter of Edward Hayward Bell and Lura Helen Frost.�
Death* Vera Helen Bell died on 31 October 1962, at age 48.�
Viola C. Bell1
F, #43980, b. 19 January 1891
Father Thomas Bell1
Mother Elizabeth A. Richardson1
Birth* Viola C. Bell was born on 19 January 1891 in Waterford, New Brunswick .2,1�
She was the daughter of Thomas Bell and Elizabeth A. Richardson.1�
Marriage* Viola C. Bell married Albert Elmer Copp, son of William Riley Copp and Susan Tingley, on 28 December 1921. In Portland, Cumberland County, Maine .2,1�
Family: Viola C. Bell and Albert Elmer Copp
[S663] Samuel Copp Worthen, Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North Parish of New London (now Montville), Conn., and Horton, Kings County, Nova Scotia (New York: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society,, NYGBR, Jul 1934 p.253, QUAY 1. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Samuel Copp of the North Parish of New London, CT.
Viola Hattie Bell1
F, #110941, b. 24 October 1895, d. 13 May 1962
Birth* Viola Hattie Bell was born on 24 October 1895 in residence, Carleton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .1�
Baptism Viola Hattie Bell was baptized on 9 September 1896 in the United Church, Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.238283,-63.543250 ; the officiating clergyman was Rev. G.C.P. Palmer.1�
Marriage* She married Walter Artemas Lord.2�
Death* Viola Hattie Bell died on 13 May 1962, at age 66.2�
Burial* She was buried in the Peoples Cemetery, Tryon, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .2�
Family: Viola Hattie Bell and Walter Artemas Lord
[S13746] Baptismal Record, Viola Hattie Bell, United Church Records, Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Book 1, Page 183, (9 September 1896). Hereinafter cited as Baptismal Record.
[S11078] Cemetery Transcripts, People's Cemetery, Tryon, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Lot 28-4 transcription, Library of Personal Archives of David Arthur Walker, Edwards, Ontario, Canada.
Violet Bell
F, #18413, b. between 1896 and 1902, d. between 1896 and 1902
Death* Violet Bell died between 1896 and 1902.�
Birth* She was born between 1896 and 1902.�
Virginia Bell1
F, #51503, b. 2 October, d. 1990
Birth* Virginia Bell was born on 2 October.1�
Marriage* She married Robert Leonard Peterson, son of Leonard Albert Peterson and Harriet Agnes Waters, on 31 October 1969.1�
Death* Virginia Bell died in 1990.1�
Family: Virginia Bell and Robert Leonard Peterson
[S1076] Evelyn (Nilson) and Edward Hiram Mahoney, "Waters Family Ancestry" (). Unknown comments. Hereinafter cited as "Waters Family Ancestry."
Walter Bell
M, #35252, b. 1807, d. 2 April 1906
Birth* Walter Bell was born in 1807.�
He was the son of John Bell and Elizabeth Jane Little.�
Marriage* Walter Bell married Elizabeth Howatt, daughter of Adam Howatt and Eunice Buell.1�
Death* Walter Bell died on 2 April 1906.1�
Burial* He was buried in the Free Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada .1�
Children of Walter Bell and Elizabeth Howatt
Elizabeth Bell
John Howatt Bell b. 13 Dec 1846, d. 29 Jan 1929
Cornelius Bell b. 1849, d. 24 Mar 1931
James Bell b. 12 Jun 1851, d. 8 Aug 1872
William Edward Bell b. 28 Oct 1853, d. Oct 1927
Jane Macdonald Bell b. 28 Jul 1855, d. 7 Jul 1944
Margaret Ann Bell b. 7 Feb 1858
Walter Bell b. 15 Jun 1860
Donald Bell+ b. 15 Jun 1860
Matilda Little Bell b. 1 Jul 1863, d. 25 Dec 1939
Robert Bruce Bell+ b. 1 Jul 1865, d. 1912
Birth* Walter Bell was born on 15 June 1860.�
Walter J. Bell1
M, #69745, b. 1911, d. 1994
Father Robert Bruce Bell1 b. 1 Jul 1865, d. 1912
Mother Maud Robblee1 b. 1875, d. 1956
Birth* Walter J. Bell was born in 1911.1�
He was the son of Robert Bruce Bell and Maud Robblee.1�
(Interred) Burial Walter J. Bell was buried in the plot of Robert Bruce Bell, in the Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.23827,-63.63141 .
Death* Walter J. Bell died in 1994, in Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island .1�
William Bell was the son of John Bell and Elizabeth Jane Little.�
Father George Bell1
Mother Catherine Jelley1
Last Edited 11 Mar 2002
William Bell was the son of George Bell and Catherine Jelley.1�
Father Richard Bell1 b. 2 Oct 1815, d. 9 Jun 1880
Mother Agnes Henderson1 d. b 9 Jun 1880
William Bell was the son of Richard Bell and Agnes Henderson.1�
(Witness) Death William Bell witnessed the death of Richard Bell on 9 June 1880 in New Galloway, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, 55.075559,-4.140454 ; cause of death was "wounds on throat, self inflicted from 3rd till 9th June 1880". He died at 9h10m P.M. His death occurred in the house he occupied near to the New Galloway railway station, Parish of Kells, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. The first death record was recorded 10 June 1880 at New Galloway. There was a Register of Corrected Entries, providing more details about the cause and location of his death. This second report was recorded 23rd June 1880 at New Galloway. His son William was the informant, and was present when he died. William's residence was entered as Pilrig Nursery, Edinburgh. His occupation was entered as woodcutter. It was noted that he was a widower of Agnes Anderson.1�
William Brenton Bell
M, #18401, b. 26 March 1887, d. 23 March 1967
Birth* William Brenton Bell was born on 26 March 1887.�
Death* William Brenton Bell died on 23 March 1967, at age 79.�
Family: William Brenton Bell and Edna Barker
William Edward Bell
M, #35331, b. 28 October 1853, d. October 1927
Birth* William Edward Bell was born on 28 October 1853.�
Marriage* William Edward Bell married Lucy Rogerson on 19 November 1887.�
Death* William Edward Bell died in October 1927.�
Family: William Edward Bell and Lucy Rogerson
William I. Bell
M, #16433, b. 18 June 1880, d. September 1934
Father Robert Bell
Mother ? Mitchell
Birth* William I. Bell was born on 18 June 1880 in Amherst, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada .�
He was the son of Robert Bell and ? Mitchell.�
Marriage* William I. Bell married Myra May Brannon, daughter of Stephen L. Brannon and Ada Jane Peel, on 21 September 1910. In Penticton, British Columbia, Canada .�
Death* William I. Bell died in September 1934, at age 54, in Amherst, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada .�
Children of William I. Bell and Myra May Brannon
Lemert Mitchell Bell+ b. 12 Aug 1911
Kenneth Dewitt Bell+ b. 3 Feb 1914
William Thomas Bell1
M, #102939, b. 1883, d. 1961
Father Andrew Bell2 b. 1854, d. 1924
Mother Eliza Jane Metherall2 b. 1857, d. 1926
Name-Com William Thomas Bell is commonly known as William Bell.2�
Birth* He was born in 1883.2�
He was the son of Andrew Bell and Eliza Jane Metherall.2�
Marriage* William Thomas Bell married Ruby Jane Wallace, daughter of William Henry Wallace and Mary Jane Ashley, on 2 December 1908.1,2�
Death* William Thomas Bell died in 1961.2�
Burial* He was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Alberton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.80943,-64.07744 .
Inscription: BELL / Andrew Bell / 1854 - 1924 / His Wife / Eliza Jane Metherall / 1857 - 1926 / Daughter / Margaret Jane / 1890 - 1922 / Janet M. Bell / 1889 - 1971
Back: BELL / William T. Bell / 1883 - 1961 / His Wife / Ruby Jane Wallace / Mar. 31, 1885 - Mar. 22, 1987 / The Lord is My Shepherd.2,3
Tombstone, Andrew Bell (1854-1924), his wife Eliza Jane Metherall (1857-1926), their daughters Margaret Jane (1890-1922) & Janet M. (1889-1971), their son William (1883-1961), his wife Ruby Jane Wallace (1885-1987). Hillcrest Cemetery, Alberton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Children of William Thomas Bell and Ruby Jane Wallace
son Bell1 b. 20 Aug 1910, d. 20 Aug 1910
Enid Bell1 b. 28 May 1913, d. 5 Jun 1913
Ruth Pearl Bell+1 b. 28 May 1913, d. 5 Jan 1941
[S5686] Cemetery Transcriptions: Hillcrest United/Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Alberton, P.E.I., Arthur Wilkie Published transcripts, Library of Hillcrest United/Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Alberton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
[S9829] Cemetery marker, Hillcrest Cemetery, Alberton, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Andrew Bell & Eliza Jane Metherall, marker inscription; read by David A. Walker, 11 August 2014.


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