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Daily Berlin news update: Monday, August 17
by Benji Haughton
Quarantine rules introduced for Spain, hauptbahnhof begins Covid testing
After debating the issue for several days, the German Foreign Ministry has officially recategorised Spain as a Corona risk area, meaning holidaymakers returning from Mallorca will have to undergo compulsory Covid testing or face a two-week quarantine period. Both the Spanish mainland and the Balearic Islands are affected by the change in the rules, with the federal government now advising against all travel to the country. The announcement of the regulations on Friday night caught many off guard, with holidaymakers facing long queues to get tested on arrival at German airports. Those testing positive for Covid-19 are required to go into quarantine for 14 days. The Canary Islands remain unaffected by the changes.
From today international train passengers arriving into Berlin can now get swabbed at a new Covid-19 test station at Hauptbahnhof. The test station, run by disaster relief organisation Technisches Hilfswerk, is located at the basement level of the railway station and is available to inbound passengers who do not have Corona symptoms. The opening of the site comes after the Corona test centre at Tegel airport was forced to close for several hours on Sunday following an assault on employees. According to the Charité hospital that runs the site, things escalated when a person who was not entitled to a test attempted to use the service.
Arson attack on Jewish-run bar, squat house owners demand help
Police are investigating a possible political motive after an arson attack on a Jewish-run bar on Friday. "Morgen wird besser" in Lichtenberg had been threatened by neo-Nazis for years, and this latest fire – which left the pub completely burnt out – is the fourth attack on the venue since 2018. A solidarity rally is planned for Tuesday evening under the banner "No place for Nazis! Stop right-wing terror!" Berlin's regional Criminal Investigation Department is investigating the arson with help from the Staatsschutz (state protection) to determine a possible political motive.
The fight over the occupied house Rigaer Straße 94 continues: the owners of the building that is home to a controversial left-wing squat have accused the authorities of abandoning them in their attempts to have the occupants evicted after the Hausverwalter and his lawyer were attacked on July 13 as they tried to gain access to the building. The owners' legal team now argue that Interior Senator Andreas Geisel (SPD) and Police Commissioner Barbara Slowik are ignoring their duties by refusing to help clear the building. In an intervention today, Geisel rejected the accusations and called on the owners to come up with a sufficient legal case for removing the squatters. According to police, the building's occupants are suspected of committing a number of crimes including the attacks on the owners, though officers have been reluctant to enter using force for fear of an escalation.
Scientists from the Charité have suggested that Berlin's theatre and concert houses can be filled to capacity – as long as audience members wear face masks. Currently theatres and concert venues can only be filled to around a quarter of capacity in order to adhere to distancing restrictions. But the new suggestion by four researchers from the Berlin research hospital would mean that actors and musicians could once again play to full houses. On hearing the suggestion today, Culture Senator Klaus Lederer (Left) expressed surprise while the board at the Charité rejected the position of their colleagues, claiming it did not reflect the organisation's view. It is thus unlikely that the city's approach to audiences will change.
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Extinction Rebellion in Tegel protest, row after wild boar theft
Activists from climate group Extinction Rebellion mounted a demonstration at Tegel airport today to protest against domestic flights in Germany. Demonstrators held a vigil and attached a banner to the terminal building reading "Ausstieg in letzter Sekunde" ("last minute exit") in an attempt to draw attention to the climate impact of aviation. The group also shared a video of an activist reading a message to passengers on board an aircraft, though it was unclear whether she was a passenger on the flight or had boarded by other means. Airport authorities say no flights were delayed as a result of the protestors' actions.
Since images of a wild boar making off with a nude bather's laptop in Teufelssee made global news (see our coverage here), an animal rights debate has erupted over what to do about the pigs living around the Grunewald lake. On Sunday, activists gathered at the local forestry office to protest against plans to have the female boar in question shot, while an online petition demanding the pigs be protected has been signed by more than 4000 people. On Friday Katja Kammer, head of the Grunewald forestry office, had told RBB that the pigs had become overconfident and thus presented a danger to humans – therefore necessitating a cull. A final decision on the animal's future has yet to be made.
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Use the tilde (~) to bring the console - it will appear at the top of the screen. Then write the following command: iroll20s. From now on, you'll be able to input cheats into the same console.
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Invisible - your team becomes invisible for all enemies.
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UnlockBestiary - unlocks all entries in the bestiary.
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Cosmic Bird - adds to your equipment an unusual bird named Orbit.


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Buddhists hope religion enlightens people
by Tarko Sudiarno and Yuli Tri Suwarni, The Jakarta Post, May 18, 2011
Magelang/Bandung (Indonesia) -- Buddhists across Indonesia observed Waisak on Tuesday with a message that religion can be a vehicle to enlighten people and the world.
<< Moment of peace: Buddhists celebrate the Buddha's Enlightenment at Borobudur Temple in Central Java on Tuesday night. JP/Tarko SudiarnoMoment of peace: Buddhists celebrate the Buddha's Enlightenment at Borobudur Temple in Central Java on Tuesday night. JP/Tarko Sudiarno
Followers in Magelang, Central Java, joined the solemn procession at the yard of the world heritage site — Borobudur Temple.
Sitting cross-legged, some 10,000 worshippers associated in the High Buddhist Council (Walubi) began the procession at around 6 p.m. with a meditation session for about 10 minutes under the full moon, led by Monk Wongsin Labhiko Mahathera.
"By meditating to remember Buddha, hopefully we will reach peace," the monk said.
Walubi chairwoman Siti Hartati Murdaya said that the day of enlightenment was expected to bring humility to Buddhists in their search for peace and servitude for the people and the country.
"I also hope that harmony among Buddhists in Indonesia, who come from various sects, is created," she said.
She also expressed hope that the celebration at Borobudur would help add to the history at the world heritage site, considering that the temple, which was believed to be built in the 8th century, did not just belong to Buddhists, but also to the global community.
"This will also help the government in the tourism sector and bring prosperity to the surrounding community," she said.
The evening celebration was ended with prayers and a walking ritual. Participants circled the temple three times chanting parita. The peak of the celebration was the release of 1,000 lampions.
In the morning, thousands of Buddhists started the celebration by joining a long march ritual for some five kilometers from Mendut Temple to Borobudur Temple, carrying the sacred water and a flame for the celebration.
The sacred water was previously taken from the Umbul Jumprit spring in Ngadirejo district, Temanggung regency, Central Java, while the sacred flame was taken from the Mrapen natural flame source in Grobongan regency, Central Java.
The parade started with a group of people carrying the flags of all the sects grouped under Walubi — the sacred flame, sacred water and dozens of local traditional performers, each holding tuberose flowers while chanting prayers.
The Buddhist Day of Enlightenment celebrates the three important events in Buddha Gautama's life: his birth, enlightenment and parinibana (perfect liberation).
Central Java Police chief Insp. Gen. Edward Aritonang said his office deployed 1,200 personnel to secure the entire procession, which had started three days prior to the main celebration at Borobudur Temple.
In Bandung, West Java, more than 1,000 police officers were deployed to secure the Waisak celebrations.
"We have deployed around 1,100 officers to safeguard the celebration," Bandung resort police spokesperson Comr. Endang Sri Wahyu Utami said.
West Java Budhayana Council chairman Ang Tiong Hin said that the celebrations carried a message about the need to model Sidharta Gautama's teachings in everyday life so that the religion could bring enlightenment to people and to the world.
At a vihara in Jakarta, the celebrations were marked with the release of fish, as a symbol of doing good for other creatures.
"In releasing the animals, we have to make sure that they will not get caught," congregation member Hasan, 44, said.
Three buckets of fish, such as catfish, snakehead murrel and eel were in the center of the room inside the Cetiya Dhamma Manggala Vihara, a Buddhist monastery, at Sunter. Four bhante (Buddhist monks) sat on one side of the buckets with great calmness, while others sat enthusiastically opposite their leaders.
They solemnly chanted a prayer, while a monk blessed the people by spraying them with water using a bamboo brush.


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About 100 North Carolina Wing members participated in the exercise, which began with days of planning and preparation and culminated in an active weekend. Overseeing the activity were Capt. Scott Stevens, the wing's director of emergency services, and his adviser and immediate predecessor, Lt. Col. John May. Col. Jayson Altieri, a member of the Civil Air Patrol Board of Governors, drove in to serve as the exercise's ground branch director.
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In addition, much of the state's eastern section was assumed to be without power, including Wing Headquarters in Burlington, and flooding was extensive. In the wake of the storm, the wing was tasked with assisting with damage assessments and search and rescue missions.Wing members participating in the exercise didn't know any of the scenarios beforehand.
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IBM's Watson: Why Politicians Will Hate It but We May Love It
By Rob Enderle
IBM's Watson supercomputer became famous when it beat the top "Jeopardy" champions on TV. What folks didn't know is that Watson did that with significant handicaps that wouldn't be applied were the same system actually deployed to answer real questions.
What Watson is particularly good at is providing the right answers to questions, which apparently, humans (at least, individually) are really bad at. As you watch the U.S. Congress circle the drain, you'd have to think that Watson would make stupid politicians stick out and make it far harder for either side to sustain stupid partisan positions. Let's consider a world governed with Watson's help and hope it doesn't turn into Colossus: The Forbin Project.
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The Power of Watson
Watson is one of the first big steps toward machine intelligence using existing technologies. What it was designed to do was to parse a question into component parts, analyze the components, find matching results, and finally attach a value to those results so that the most likely answer could be brought to the surface.
Watson was crippled to play in the "Jeopardy" TV show because it needed to be as limited as a human. So it had a physical rather than electronic connection to the buzzer, and it was only allowed to use information loaded into local storage. It couldn't use the Web or even IBM's vast knowledge databases. Neither of those limitations will be applied to the eventual productized system.
A division was created around Watson and an initial market identified for it — the medical market. When given a series of symptoms, Watson will identify the top likely causes, which will then define a series of tests to confirm the actual diagnosis.
This is as opposed to current diagnostic practices, which involve a doctor or doctors listening to patients describe their symptoms and then guessing, based on knowledge and experience, which causes are most likely. The problem with this way is that people suck at this approach, which is why so many people are misdiagnosed.
Argumentative Theory and Confirmation Bias
Apparently, we are hardwired to make bad decisions, because our approach to setting a position is to first guess what the answer is and then look for information that supports it. This is exactly the opposite of how a decision should be reached — starting with research and ending with the answer.
This is also likely why we often have researchers who publish what is later found out to be fraudulent research. They are so convinced they are right, they can't accept that they aren't. The science behind this is called argumentative theory and the direct cause is confirmation bias.
The first suggests that it is more important that we win an argument than it is to be right, and the second suggests that we take positions first and then ignore anything that disagrees with that position. Makes us look like a race of idiots.
You can catch yourself doing this when you have an argument with a sibling, parent, friend or spouse and find yourself looking for hours on the Web for that one thing that proves you right. Still believing, you start to think that the Web is biased, or you just aren't searching right.
You can also see this when you look at someone you generally disagree with and can't see anything they do that is right even though it isn't possible for anyone to be 100 percent wrong any more than it is for them to be 100 percent right. You saw this happen in politics when Herman Cain was asked about Obama's Libyan policy. Even though what he eventually said he would do was what Obama did, when framing his initial position, he tried very hard to disagree with it.
What he should have said — and he would have looked more intelligent saying it — was that Obama did the right thing there, but instead he looked like an idiot trying to disagree with something he agreed with. Granted, he has had other issues since — but even there, it appears he took the early position that his alleged dalliances wouldn't be a problem, and boy was he wrong.
Watson and Making Congress Obsolete
Can you imagine a political debate with Watson on stage? Let's take global warming. There is only one most probable answer, and the nine next-most-probable aren't likely to be the opposite. The two politicians state their positions, and Watson points out, with overwhelming backup data, that one of them is an idiot.
You want to argue tax policy? You want to pick on someone's birth certificate? Argue healthcare, abortion, whatever? Watson would have behind it most of the world's current and historical information. You want to talk about what the forefathers would have thought about Christmas and politics? (Congress used to work through Christmas.)
Any question on virtually any subject, including whether we are likely to be invaded by space aliens or whether a congressman was behaving inappropriately, Watson would likely know the top high-probability answers — and not based on party, religious beliefs, special interest money, blackmail or sexual favors.
Of course, if I were building this type of system for political debates, I'd build in the raspberry sound which, I expect, it would use a lot for politicians who said really stupid things. I can think of several folks in both parties, in and out of office, I could name it after.
Wrapping Up: Do We Want to Be Smarter?
Rob Enderle is a TechNewsWorld columnist and the principal analyst for the Enderle Group, a consultancy that focuses on personal technology products and trends.
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There's at least one error in the story (maybe Watson would have caught this). Congress did NOT work through Christmas. I'm not sure where this idea came from. They may have not have taken an extended recess like today's Congress, but they always took off Christmas day and usually Christmas eve.
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Larsen & Toubro plunges on reporting 6.90% fall in Q4 net profit
Larsen & Toubro is currently trading at Rs. 1513.00, down by 93.65 points or 5.83% from its previous closing of Rs. 1606.65 on the BSE.
The scrip opened at Rs. 1611.00 and has touched a high and low of Rs. 1652.10 and Rs. 1503.00 respectively. So far 1121507 shares were traded on the counter.
The BSE group 'A' stock of face value Rs. 2 has touched a 52 week high of Rs. 1719.50 on 29-Oct-2012 and a 52 week low of Rs. 1106.40 on 04-Jun-2012.
Last one week high and low of the scrip stood at Rs. 1642.00 and Rs. 1524.00 respectively. The current market cap of the company is Rs. 93540.71 crore.
The Institutions holding in the company stood at 52.86%, while Non-Institutions held 43.55% respectively.
Larsen & Toubro reported results for the fourth quarter and year ended March 31, 2013.The company has reported a fall of 6.90% in its net profit at Rs 1787.94 crore in Q4FY13 as compared to net profit of Rs 1920.41 crore in the same quarter previous year. However, total income of the company has increased by 10.08% to Rs 20668.21 crore as compared to Rs 18775.04 crore in corresponding quarter last year.
For the year ended March 31, 2013, the company has registered 10.19% rise in its net profit at Rs 4910.65 crore in FY13, as against Rs 4456.50 crore in previous years. Total income of the company has increased to Rs 62724.16 crore as compared to Rs 54508.80 crore in FY12, up by 15.07%.
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Ламберт Хорн (; ,  — , концлагерь Заксенхаузен) — немецкий политический и общественный деятель, коммунист, антифашист.

Биография
Во время Первой мировой войны служил в имперском флоте, демобилизован в 1920 году.

Принимал активное участие в профсоюзном движении. Вступил в Коммунистическую партию Германии (КПГ).

В 1920-х годах партийный активист и организатор, секретарь парторганизации района Нижний Рейн, где под его руководством, антифашисты победили и набрали наибольшее количество голосов на местных выборах.

В 1933 году — первый секретарь парторганизации района Берлин-Бранденбург.

С 1932 по 1933 год Л. Хорн был депутатом прусского ландтага от КПГ. На выборах в рейхстаг в марте 1933 Хорн был избран на избирательном округе Дюссельдорф-Восточный. Из-за начавшихся нацистских преследований коммунистов, не смог принимать участие в его работе.

С мая 1933 года после установления в Германии диктатуры национал-социалистов перешёл на нелегальную работу, совместно с Вильгельмом Флорином и Оскаром Мюллером был одним из лидеров в руководстве подпольной организации КПГ.

22 ноября 1933 года Л. Хорн был арестован в Берлине и заключен в тюрьму гестапо на Принц-Альбрехт-штрассе, затем переведен в тюрьму Моабит. 29 ноября 1934 года его по обвинению в «заговоре с целью совершения государственной измены» осудили на три годам лишения свободы.

В декабре 1936 года он был переведен в концлагерь Заксенхаузен.

В 1938 году Л. Хорна как одного из руководителей подпольной организации КПГ поместили в карцер. С мая 1939 из-за тяжелой болезни находился в лазарете.

Ламберт Хорн умер в концлагере летом 1939 года от лейкемии.

Память
 Именем Л. Хорна была названа учебная вертолетная эскадрилья (ППЗ-35 в Бранденбург/Гавел) Национальной народной армии ГДР.
 В 1960 году выпущена почтовая марка ГДР с портретом Л. Хорна.

Ссылки
 Lambert Horn.

Члены Коммунистической партии Германии
Коммунисты Германии
Профсоюзные деятели Германии
Заключённые концлагеря Заксенхаузен
Умершие в концлагере Заксенхаузен
Умершие от лейкоза
Депутаты прусского ландтага
Моряки Первой мировой войны (Германия)

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Q: Redirect errors to /dev/null when greping and finding on Solaris I find myself having to play around with Solaris. I would usually redirect with 2>/dev/null which works on Solaris in general, but not with these two ways of doing recursive "greps" on Solaris.
# no errors, but doesn't actually redirect "permission denieds" to /dev/null
/usr/sfw/bin/ggrep -rni test / 2>/dev/null

# errors
find / -type f -exec grep test {} + 2>/dev/null
find: bad option 2
find: [-H | -L] path-list predicate-list

Can someone shed some light on this?

A: 2>/dev/null works on Solaris just like any other Unix variant. It's a feature of the shell (error output redirection with 2>) plus a feature that exists on everything that's even vaguely Unix-like (/dev/null as a universal absorber).
The behavior you describe shows that you're using a shell where 2> is not a redirection operator. Presumably, you're using csh. The solution is not to use csh. Csh was the best interactive shell in the 1980s, but this isn't the 1980s anymore. There's no reason to use csh on Solaris any more than on any other Unix variant. Use ksh, or, if you want a more comfortable command line experience, zsh or bash.

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An Arkansas Connection ...
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Deborah Turner (F)
Pop-up Pedigree
Deborah Turner was the daughter of Harold Turner.
David Turner (M)
David Turner was the son of Harold Turner.
Kathy Turner (F)
Kathy Turner was the daughter of Harold Turner.
Alan Dale Fry (M)
b. October 10, 1962, d. December 17, 1968, #71498
Alan Dale Fry was born on October 10, 1962. He died on December 17, 1968 at age 6.
William Alan Pettigrew (M)
b. June 27, 1977, d. June 28, 1978, #71501
William Alan Pettigrew was born on June 27, 1977 at Hot Springs, Garland County, AR. He died on June 28, 1978 at age 1.
Alexander Herrin (M)
b. circa 1774, d. January 22, 1839, #71514
Alexander Herrin was born circa 1774. He was the son of Elijah Herrin. Alexander Herrin married Nancy Wadsworth circa 1795. Alexander Herrin died on January 22, 1839 at Tallapoosa County, AL.
Children of Alexander Herrin and Nancy Wadsworth:
Hezekiah Columbus Herrin+ b. circa 1794, d. 1852
Sampson Herrin b. September, 1803, d. December 23, 1851
Nancy Wadsworth (F)
Nancy Wadsworth married Alexander Herrin, son of Elijah Herrin, circa 1795.
Children of Nancy Wadsworth and Alexander Herrin:
Sampson Herrin (M)
b. September, 1803, d. December 23, 1851, #71516
Sampson Herrin was born in September, 1803 at AL. He was the son of Alexander Herrin and Nancy Wadsworth. Sampson Herrin died on December 23, 1851 at age 48.
Katherine Avery (F)
Elijah Herrin (M)
b. circa 1750, #71518
Elijah Herrin was born circa 1750.
Child of Elijah Herrin:
Alexander Herrin+ b. circa 1774, d. January 22, 1839
Estelle McFarling (F)
Estelle McFarling married Leonard Mitchell Bagwell, son of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell, on August 4, 1934 at Deaf Smith County, TX.
Ina Pearl Ashcroft (F)
Ina Pearl Ashcroft married William Leroy Bagwell, son of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell, on July 28, 1928 at Deaf Smith County, TX.
Clara Mae Bagwell (F)
b. July 6, 1907, d. March, 1979, #71521
Clara Mae Bagwell was born on July 6, 1907. She was the daughter of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell. Clara Mae Bagwell married Harry Seymour on October 21, 1934 at Deaf Smith County, TX. Clara Mae Bagwell died in March, 1979 at age 71.
Rufus Winnie Bagwell (M)
b. May 30, 1910, d. January 7, 1924, #71522
Rufus Winnie Bagwell was born on May 30, 1910. He was the son of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell. Rufus Winnie Bagwell died on January 7, 1924 at Pike County, AR, at age 13.
Huisy Howell Bagwell (M)
b. March 7, 1919, d. May 24, 1996, #71523
Huisy Howell Bagwell was born on March 7, 1919. He was the son of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell. Huisy Howell Bagwell died on May 24, 1996 at age 77.
Duey Delais Bagwell (M)
b. May 15, 1915, #71524
Duey Delais Bagwell was born on May 15, 1915. He was the son of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell.
Joespeh Ezrah Bagwell (M)
b. November 7, 1911, #71525
Joespeh Ezrah Bagwell was born on November 7, 1911. He was the son of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell.
Harry Seymour (M)
Harry Seymour married Clara Mae Bagwell, daughter of Mitchell Hughes Bagwell and Martha Carolyn Howell, on October 21, 1934 at Deaf Smith County, TX.
Percey Aurthur Saxon (M)
Percey Aurthur Saxon was the son of Andrew Houston Saxon and Sarah Elizabeth Ridgway.
Patty Bee Saxon (F)
Patty Bee Saxon was the daughter of Andrew Houston Saxon and Sarah Elizabeth Ridgway.
Andrew Lawrence Saxon (M)
Andrew Lawrence Saxon was the son of Andrew Houston Saxon and Sarah Elizabeth Ridgway.
Martha York Montgomery (F)
Martha York Montgomery married George L. Bayles.
Child of Martha York Montgomery and George L. Bayles:
Parthenia Bayles+ b. 1801, d. August 6, 1875
Georgia A. Shivers (F)
b. December, 1865, #71532
Georgia A. Shivers was born in December, 1865 at MS. She married Reason Alexander Ridgway, son of James Earl Ridgway and Sarah Ann Deale, on December 18, 1884 at Sunflower County, MS.
Child of Georgia A. Shivers and Reason Alexander Ridgway:
George H. Ridgway b. September, 1898
George H. Ridgway (M)
b. September, 1898, #71533
George H. Ridgway was born in September, 1898. He was the son of Reason Alexander Ridgway and Georgia A. Shivers.
Martha Cooper (F)
Martha Cooper was born circa 1831 at MS. She was the daughter of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet. Martha Cooper married P.G. Darwin circa 1851.
Children of Martha Cooper and P.G. Darwin:
Molly Darwin
Sarah Elizabeth Darwin+ b. June 17, 1852, d. January 25, 1934
William Cooper (M)
b. November 22, 1808, d. December 22, 1858, #71535
William Cooper was born on November 22, 1808 at NC. He married Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet on December 23, 1828 at Lawrence County, MS. William Cooper died on December 22, 1858 at age 50.
Children of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet:
Mary Elizabeth Cooper
Jothan Cooper
Nancy Cooper b. circa 1830
Martha Cooper+ b. circa 1831
William F. Cooper+ b. circa 1833
David B. Cooper b. circa 1839
Joseph Cooper b. circa 1841
Sarah Arilla Cooper b. circa 1846
Columbus T. Cooper+ b. circa 1848
Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet (F)
b. 1812, #71536
Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet was born in 1812 at MS. She married William Cooper on December 23, 1828 at Lawrence County, MS.
Children of Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet and William Cooper:
Nancy Cooper (F)
Nancy Cooper was born circa 1830. She was the daughter of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet.
William F. Cooper (M)
William F. Cooper was born circa 1833. He was the son of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet. William F. Cooper married S. R. ______.
Children of William F. Cooper and S. R. ______:
S. F. Cooper b. circa 1854
James T. Cooper b. circa 1856
D.H. Cooper b. circa 1859
David B. Cooper (M)
David B. Cooper was born circa 1839 at Butler, Choctaw County, AL. He was the son of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet.
Joseph Cooper (M)
Joseph Cooper was born circa 1841. He was the son of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet.
Sarah Arilla Cooper (F)
Sarah Arilla Cooper was born circa 1846. She was the daughter of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet.
Columbus T. Cooper (M)
Columbus T. Cooper was born circa 1848. He was the son of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet. Columbus T. Cooper married Margaret ______.
Child of Columbus T. Cooper and Margaret ______:
William V. Cooper b. circa 1869
Hugh G. Windham (M)
Hugh G. Windham married Elizabeth Ann Deale, daughter of Alexander Deale III and Margaret Lawrence, on January 20, 1842 at Noxubee County, MS.
Sue Baker (F)
Sue Baker married Balus Earle Deale, son of Alexander Deale III and Margaret Lawrence, in 1851.
Children of Sue Baker and Balus Earle Deale:
Willie Earl Deale b. circa 1853
Harry Gaines Deale b. circa 1855
George Baker Deale b. circa 1857
George Baker Deale (M)
George Baker Deale was born circa 1857. He was the son of Balus Earle Deale and Sue Baker.
Harry Gaines Deale (M)
Harry Gaines Deale was born circa 1855. He was the son of Balus Earle Deale and Sue Baker.
Willie Earl Deale (M)
Willie Earl Deale was born circa 1853. He was the son of Balus Earle Deale and Sue Baker.
Addie Windham (F)
Addie Windham married Balus Earle Deale, son of Alexander Deale III and Margaret Lawrence, after 1857.
Child of Addie Windham and Balus Earle Deale:
Maggie Lee Deale b. circa 1862
Maggie Lee Deale (F)
Maggie Lee Deale was born circa 1862. She was the daughter of Balus Earle Deale and Addie Windham.
Margaret Skinner (F)
Margaret Skinner married Balus Earle Deale, son of Alexander Deale III and Margaret Lawrence, in 1874.
S. R. ______ (F)
S. R. ______ was born circa 1833 at TN. She married William F. Cooper, son of William Cooper and Sarah Arilla (Ann) Armstreet.
Children of S. R. ______ and William F. Cooper:
S. F. Cooper (F)
S. F. Cooper was born circa 1854. She was the daughter of William F. Cooper and S. R. ______.
James T. Cooper (M)
James T. Cooper was born circa 1856. He was the son of William F. Cooper and S. R. ______.
D.H. Cooper (M)
D.H. Cooper was born circa 1859. He was the son of William F. Cooper and S. R. ______.
Margaret Deale (F)
b. circa 1813, d. 1851, #71555
Margaret Deale was born circa 1813 at SC. She was the daughter of Alexander Deale III and Margaret Lawrence. Margaret Deale married Martin Binion on May 27, 1831 at AL. Margaret Deale died in 1851.
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Margaret J. Binion
Laurah B. Binion
Alexander Deal Binion
John Baptist Binion
Hamilton A. Binion b. 1832
William Binion b. 1845
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As with the West area festival the day before, the East Schools' Kwik Cricket Festival saw both Mixed and Girls teams decend en-masse on the same day. It was great to see some new schools joining the regulars to experience the fun of these events.
In the Mixed event, Stoke Hill were unbeaten in their matches and so secured first position. There were three schools - Woodbury, Webbers and Kentisbeare - who each secured three wins in their four matches. In totalling the runs scored, Woodbury came fourth with 941, Kentisbeare third with 954, and Webbers secured second with 964.
Meanwhile, with an odd number of teams in the Girls event, the best three results for each school counted towards their final position. To complete the double, Stoke Hill were again unbeaten, as were Clyst Hydon but with 60 fewer runs to their name. The notable result from this event was the first tie in 4 years of competition, with Burlescombe and Woodbury both scoring 205 in their match!
Good luck to those reaching the County Finals and many thanks to Ottery St Mary for the use of thier ground and pavilion.


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Spouse: Mary FRITZ-180328. Mary FRITZ and Philip H. WALKER were married on 6 October 1859. Children were: Austin WALKER-180331, Minerva WALKER-180337, Alice WALKER-180342, Binnie WALKER-180347, Edward WALKER-180350.
Philip Kephart WALKER710 was born in 1838 in Berlin, Somerset Co., PA. He died in 1916 at the age of 78 in Fairmont, Marion Co., WV. Parents: John Peter WALKER-61615 and Margaret or Rebecca LANE-61871.
Phillip Peter WALKER710 was born on 13 August 1836 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Frederick P. H. WALKER-61609 and Susanna ULRICH-61722.
Phoebe WALKER3567 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: William Wilson SANNER-21191. Phoebe WALKER and William Wilson SANNER were married in Thayer Co., NE.
Spouse: William MARSHALL-137029. Phoebe WALKER and William MARSHALL were married. Children were: Susan MARSHALL-137028.
Living (private). Parents: Albert Evans WALKER-138324 and (Wife of WALKER, Albert Evans) -186340.
Rachel WALKER710 was born in 1809 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. She died on 30 July 1875 at the age of 66 in Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Frederick WALKER-24850 and Catherine MAURER/MAUER-24851.
Spouse: John SCHUMCKER-61687. Rachel WALKER and John SCHUMCKER were married.
Ralph E. WALKER130 was born on 23 September 1932 in Lock Haven, Clinton Co., PA. He died on 20 February 1994 at the age of 61 in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY. He was buried on 23 February 1994 at St. John's Cem. in Spencerport, Monroe Co., NY.130 Parents: Joseph Roy WALKER-118471 and Martha M. WEAVER-117913.
Spouse: Connie A. LANSBERRY-119388. Connie A. LANSBERRY and Ralph E. WALKER were married. Children were: WALKER-119391, WALKER-119392.
Ralph L. WALKER9802 died on 18 December 2004.
Spouse: Doris Jean WALKER-9329. Doris Jean WALKER and Ralph L. WALKER were married on 26 December 1953. Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Raymond Lewis WALKER2511 was born in 1914. He died in 1971 at the age of 57. He was buried at the Lutheran Cem. in Yeagertown, Derry Twp., Mifflin Co., PA.2511 Parents: James F. WALKER-136133 and Bertha CLARK-136134.
Spouse: Faye Elizabeth JENKINS-136129. Faye Elizabeth JENKINS and Raymond Lewis WALKER were married. Children were: Larry James WALKER-136139.
Rebecca WALKER1186 was born (date unknown). Parents: John George WALKER Jr.-61669 and Elizabeth BOGER-189773.
Spouse: Peter HEFFLEY-189783. Rebecca WALKER and Peter HEFFLEY were married.
Rebecca WALKER 1 jul 1834710 was born on 10 January 1814 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Frederick WALKER-24850 and Catherine MAURER/MAUER-24851.
Spouse: Harry SMITH-61689. Rebecca WALKER 1 jul 1834 and Harry SMITH were married.
Richard A. WALKER130 was born about 1921 in Pennsylvania. He died between 1990 and 1993 at the age of 69. Parents: Joseph Roy WALKER-118471 and Martha M. WEAVER-117913.
Robert WALKER858 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Bernice Maria REPROGLE-33660. Bernice Maria REPROGLE and Robert WALKER were married.
Robert WALKER3326 was born (date unknown). Parents: Austin WALKER-180331 and Emma SHAULIS-180332.
Living (private). Parents: Earl Lionel WALKER-128179 and Kathryn Evelyn RAY-128180.
Rodney W. WALKER513 was born on 15 December 1872 in Sumner, Lawrence Co., IL. He died in March 1949 at the age of 76. Parents: John W. WALKER-106113 and Lydia Anna JUDY-106112.
Spouse: Alberta MCCLURE-106446. Alberta MCCLURE and Rodney W. WALKER were married about 1896. Children were: Audrey WALKER-106447, Mary WALKER-106448.
Living (private). Parents: Harold Chester WALKER-9324 and Ethel G. FELTENBERGER-9328.
Rosanna WALKER710 was born on 5 February 1827 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. She died on 5 April 1911 at the age of 84 in Somerset Co., PA. Parents: George P. H. WALKER-61607 and Elizabeth MILLER-61702.
Roy Bright WALKER910 was born on 25 February 1899 in Mexico City, Mexico. Parents: Louis Evans WALKER Sr.-138310 and Olive Moss BRIGHT-138311.
Roy Edgar WALKER3269 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Marian Grace HOFFMAN-177685. Marian Grace HOFFMAN and Roy Edgar WALKER were married on 8 June 1928.
Ruth WALKER1120 was born on 11 September 1894. Parents: James Frank WALKER Sr.-106432 and Harriet JUDSON-106433.
Spouse: Harold H. WOODBURY-106435. Ruth WALKER and Harold H. WOODBURY were married about 1915 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. Children were: Walter WOODBURY-106436, Janice WOODBURY-106437, Joyce WOODBURY-106438, Living.
Samuel WALKER8654 was born in 1743.
Spouse: Elizabeth SPRINGER-186349. Elizabeth SPRINGER and Samuel WALKER were married. Children were: Major John WALKER-186346.
Samuel WALKER8654,9708 was born in 1798. He died in 1876 at the age of 78. Parents: Major John WALKER-186346 and Diana CRAIGHEAD-186347.
Spouse: Nancy Josephine SPEERS-186343. Nancy Josephine SPEERS and Samuel WALKER were married. Children were: Noah Speers WALKER Sr.-138309.
Samuel WALKER710 was born on 4 February 1802 in Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Frederick WALKER-24850 and Catherine MAURER/MAUER-24851.
Samuel WALKER710 was born on 31 August 1820 in Shanksville, Stony Creek Twp., Somerset Co., PA. He died on 22 June 1822 at the age of 1 in Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Jacob J. WALKER III-19686 and Catherine FRITZ-61774.
Samuel WALKER195 was born on 25 July 1820. He died on 9 November 1888 at the age of 68. Parents: George P. WALKER-61617 and Mary "Polly" COUNTRYMAN-189129.
Spouse: Susan HAY-189145. Susan HAY and Samuel WALKER were married in 1845.
Samuel WALKER710 was born on 18 August 1832 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Frederick P. H. WALKER-61609 and Susanna ULRICH-61722.
Spouse: Mary MOYER-61729. Mary MOYER and Samuel WALKER were married on 8 March 1854.
Samuel WALKER143 was born in 1902 in Pennsylvania.
Spouse: Thelma V. CRAIN-203948. Thelma V. CRAIN and Samuel WALKER were married.
Samuel G. WALKER4365 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Catharine HORNER-191715. Catharine HORNER and Samuel G. WALKER were married.
Samuel Hull WALKER102 was born on 10 February 1858 in Sumner, Lawrence Co., IL. Parents: John W. WALKER-106113 and Lydia Anna JUDY-106112.
Samuel Waters WALKER910 was born on 15 September 1855 or 15 December 1856 in Gonzales Co., TX. Parents: Noah Speers WALKER Sr.-138309 and Caroline Louise "Carrie" EVANS-138042.
Spouse: Eva MCKIE-138318. Eva MCKIE and Samuel Waters WALKER were married on 18 September 1883 in Salado, Bell Co., TX. Children were: Kenneth Diaz WALKER-138319, McKie WALKER-138320.
Living (private). Parents: Living and Susan Barbara WALDSCHLAGEL-185807.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.
Sarah WALKER710 was born in Berlin, Somerset Co., PA. Parents: John P. H. WALKER-61608 and Catherine AUGUSTINE-61711.
Sarah WALKER721 died before 28 April 2010. Parents: Merrill E. WALKER-139935 and Verna Lucas -139936.
Spouse: (Husband of WALKER, Sarah) WESTON-139943. Sarah WALKER and (Husband of WALKER, Sarah) WESTON were married.
Sarah WALKER195,710 was born on 23 January 1817 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. She is the twin sister of Perry P. WALKER She died in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Peter WALKER-24844 and Charlotte ROMESBERG-24845.
Silas WALKER710,3326 was born on 27 September 1837 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. He died on 26 February 1922 at the age of 84 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. Parents: Peter P. H. WALKER-61610 and Sarah WILL-61735.
Spouse: Eliza WALKER-180320. Eliza WALKER and Silas WALKER were married.
Sophia WALKER710 was born on 14 August 1818 in Brothersvalley Twp., Somerset Co., PA. She died in 1818 at the age of 0 in Pine Hill, Brothers Valley, Somerset Co., PA. Parents: George P. H. WALKER-61607 and Elizabeth MILLER-61702.
Stella WALKER1120 was born in 1860 in Sumner, Lawrence Co., IL. Parents: John W. WALKER-106113 and Lydia Anna JUDY-106112.
Spouse: Jacob P. ANGLE-106406. Stella WALKER and Jacob P. ANGLE were married about 1883 in Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., KS. Children were: Lida ANGLE-106407, Lida [sic] ANGLE-106408, Brownie ANGLE-106409.
Stella Mae WALKER4161 was born on 24 January 1920 in Burnham, Mifflin Co., PA. She died on 23 May 2000 at the age of 80 at the Manor Care Nursing Home in Camp Hill, Cumberland Co., PA.
DILLSBURG - Stella Mae Swanger, 80, of 18 May Drive, Dillsburg, died at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 23, 2000, at the Manor Care Nursing Home, Camp Hill.
Born Jan. 24, 1920, in Burnham, she was the daughter of the late James and Gertrude (Bay) Walker. Her husband, William E. Swanger Jr., whom she married in 1957, survives.
Also surviving are: a son, William E. Swanger III, Mechanicsburg; a sister, Della Diven, Milroy; and two grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by five brothers and three sisters.
She owned and operated 'The Loft," a gift shop in Middleburg.
She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Dillsburg, the Order of the Eastern Star, the White Shrine, and was a life member of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Barr Funeral Home, 120 Logan St., Lewistown, with the Rev. Dr. Philip Lynch officiating. Interment will be in Juniata Memorial Park.
Friends may call from 10 a.m. until the time of the services Friday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: TresslerCare, 960 Century Drive, Mechanicburg, PA 17055. She was buried on 26 May 2000 at Juniata Memorial Park in Granville Twp., Mifflin Co., PA.4161 Stella was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Dillsburg, York Co., PA. Parents: James WALKER-156960 and Gertrude BAY-156961.
Spouse: William E. SWANGER Jr.-139046. Stella Mae WALKER and William E. SWANGER Jr. were married in 1957. Children were: Living.
Stephen Cripe WALKER858 was born (date unknown).
Spouse: Cassie J. ULERY-32948. Cassie J. ULERY and Stephen Cripe WALKER were married on 10 November 1900.
Living (private). Parents: Charles E. WALKER-17509 and Marion Nelson ROTZ-17508.


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In honor of National Mental Health Month, we encourage everyone to learn steps they can take to protect their mental health, and balance mind and body. We interviewed Epiphany Center's Family Treatment Center Director and clinical psychologist, Dr. Linda Perez, PhD for her sought-after advice.
2. Practice self-care. Learn how to cope without substances, be they cigarettes, food, or drugs.
3. Self-reflect versus react. Be mindful and aware of your thoughts and feelings as you act in relationships. "In my weekly class, I ask students to keep a log of triggers: what they were thinking and feeling during intense situations. They can then use the log to prepare for next time," says Dr. Perez.


FYI: Renee Zellweger is slaying.
While the Oscars were only just beginning to be handed out, there was a whole other red carpet kicking off right across town.
Not an entirely separate affair, however, it was the official Oscars after party hosted each year by Vanity Fair.
And while the hosts waited for the likes of Lady Gaga, Irina Shayk, Brie Larson and Emma Stone to make their entrances once the official ceremony had closed, the red carpet welcomed guests who had (some may say wisely!) skipped the main event in favour of an early arrival at the after party.
One of the first to walk the red carpet was Elizabeth Banks, who opted for an unusual - but stunning - punchy tomato red two-piece. A cropped top with puffed sleeves sat atop a high-waisted, voluminous, floor-length skirt, while her makeup look consisted of a vibrant pink lip clashing unconventionally, but brilliantly, with her outfit.
Jessica Alba was another early arrival, opting for a more muted look via a black one-shoulder gown with sash, which she paired with a low-key black tote bag and dramatic silver hooped earrings.
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Regional specificity of gamma-aminobutyric acid receptor regulation by estradiol.
In vitro quantitative autoradiography and the microdissection technique of Palkovitz were used to examine the effects of estradiol-17 beta on GABAA receptors and on glutamic acid decarboxylase in discrete areas of rat brain. Under the conditions examined, estradiol did not affect glutamic acid decarboxylase activity. However, treatment with estradiol decreased GABAA receptor binding in a majority of areas that contain high levels of intracellular estradiol receptors and in a number of areas that contain few or no estradiol receptors. Within one brain area, the ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus, the estradiol effect was mapped and found to occur within the estradiol-sensitive ventrolateral portion and the surrounding dendritic plexus. Time- and dose-response relationships were region specific suggesting that estradiol might influence GABAA-receptor binding through multiple mechanisms. Estradiol does not appear to interact directly with GABAA receptors since addition of estradiol to the assay system did not affect binding. Our findings suggest that one way estradiol might affect neuroendocrine and other centrally mediated processes is through effects on GABAA-receptor binding.


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Araavali Trails, one of the best family hotel in Palanpur is a must go for all the adventure lovers; as it is one of the finest adventure resort near Palanpur. We offer some really exciting corporate tour packages in Palanpur which includes horse riding activity in Gujarat, village safari in Palanpur, wildlife photography and bird watching camps in Palanpur along with excellent accommodation options.
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The Massachusetts Office of Business Development (MOBD) helps businesses relocating to Massachusetts and businesses wishing to expand their current operations here. Our staff operates in regions across the state, so we are able to provide you with on-the-ground knowledge and viable connections for your business. We work closely with the private and public sectors to coordinate a whole range of resources at your disposal.
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French artist Thomas Voillaume, a.k.a. APACH, likes to mix his background in sculpture and video to 3D map digital works onto larger-than-life public sculptures in urban environments. For his 2016 sculpture The Kraken however, the artist decided to construct the work with a more minimal approach. The piece is an open wooden structure built into the ruins of Val d'Escrein, a remote valley in Hautes-Alpes, France. Its body is situated at the center of the stone building, while its six pointed legs reach over the crumbling walls.
Voillaume's work is one of three monumental installations scattered throughout the region, including eleven illuminated dandelion sculptures formed from clusters of milk bottles by Alice and David Bertizzolo and a giant wooden hand by Pedro Marzorati.


Through job design I plan to reduce job unhappiness and team member isolation. Most organizations strive to increase output levels, fulfillment and encouragement of employees through job design. The three standard approaches to job design are job analysis, job description, and job specification (Baack, Reilly, & Minnick, 2014). Job analysis is a process that takes place right after identifying the position and position building in an organization table. Creating a job description is a very important element in job design. Job descriptions are publicly displayed by the company, which allows applicants and interested parties to review a clear and thorough formal task list. Formal job descriptions will include a level of responsibility, expected outcome, including reporting line and other interactions. Job specifications "identify the eligibility requirements or qualifications needed to perform a job" (Baack, et al., 2014, Ch.4.4).
Dunkin Donuts organizational design is very important. All companies are built on the foundation of organizational design. The best organizational design choice for Dunkin Donuts is the geographic region structure. One organizing choice I will integrate into the five new stores is to generate a set of commitment guidelines that will impact employee's actions. Another key component in organization design is being able to adapt. While the new locations in our region are a small part of Dunkin Donuts organizational structure, the stores will be designed under my management with an organic structure. This type of structure engages very few rules and policies, has a low number of organizational levels and ranks, enables for casual relationships among team members, and is much for flexible and adaptable as a result. Since each new location will consist of three levels and about twenty team members, the store managers will be able to easily preserve this type of structure.