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Georgia College Student Robbed of Gun 3.5 Weeks After State's Campus-Carry Law Kicks In
A reminder that a policy promoted as necessary for personal security can lead to public safety risks.
Kennesaw State University in Georgia. Flickr user Stephen Rahn
At around 3:40 a.m. on Tuesday, a student at Kennesaw State University in Georgia was loading up his car in the parking lot of an on-campus residence hall when he was robbed at gunpoint by two thieves. They left with his wallet — and his handgun.
Kennesaw University's campus police, which are handling the case, have not revealed whether the robbery victim had a valid concealed-gun license permit — a requirement for him to bring his gun onto school property under Georgia's new campus-carry law, which took effect July 1. But the incident occurred as university leaders in the three states that passed or enacted guns-on-campus laws this year are still adjusting to the presence of firearms on the properties they oversee.
On July 14, an employee at Wichita State University in Kansas found a .40-caliber handgun in a bathroom on campus. A guns-on-campus law had just taken effect in the state two weeks earlier.
College administrators in Kansas and Arkansas, where campus carry takes effect in September, were forced to install pricey security measures, like metal detectors and barricades, in order to keep guns out of athletic venues. The exemption sprang from legislators' concern about the prospect of thousands of rowdy football fans wielding guns.
State-level polling shows strong opposition to campus carry, but when the school year begins this fall, a dozen states will allow firearms on school grounds. While crimes by permitted handgun owners on campus have been rare, the addition of firearms to university settings has has raised the same risks of negligent discharges and escalated confrontations as experienced wherever loaded firearms are found.
In 2012, five years after guns were first allowed on college campuses in Utah, a student at Weber State University was carrying a handgun in his pocket when it discharged, wounding him in the leg. The following year, a student at the University of Southern Mississippi accidentally shot himself while sitting in a car on campus.
The danger goes beyond accidents. In 2015, a fight broke out among students in a Northern Arizona University parking lot. The school allows guns in cars parked on college grounds, as long as they're stowed. One student, who was an avid gun enthusiast, ran to his car, grabbed his weapon, and opened fire. He killed one classmate and wounded three others. The gunman claimed he acted in self defense.
"I thought they were going to kill me," he told police after the incident. "I was just walking home."
Campus Carry Has Georgia's Pro-Gun Governor in the Hot Seat Again
Proponents of arming college students bent legislative rules to keep this year's bill alive. Republican Nathan Deal now has seven days to decide whether he'll repeat his 2016 veto, or give gun rights advocates a win.
Rebecca Burns and Nate Harris


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package org.apache.wicket.core.request.cycle;

import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.containsString;
import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;

import org.apache.wicket.core.request.mapper.MountedMapper;
import org.apache.wicket.protocol.http.mock.MockHttpServletResponse;
import org.apache.wicket.request.mapper.parameter.PageParameters;
import org.apache.wicket.util.tester.WicketTestCase;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

/**
 * Test cases for re-rendering pages.
 */
class RerenderPageTest extends WicketTestCase
{
	/**
	 * A testcase for WICKET-5960.
	 *
	 * Due to the changes in WICKET-5309, a page is re-rendered when any of the URL segments is
	 * modified during the request. The re-render causes the {@code <head>} section to be empty
	 * because it was already rendered in the first try.
	 */
	@Test
	void wicket5960()
	{
		// mount the page so we have URL segments
		tester.getApplication().mount(new MountedMapper("/rerender/${value}", RerenderPage.class));

		// start the page with a value of 1
		PageParameters pars = new PageParameters();
		pars.add("value", 1);

		// render the page
		RerenderPage page = tester.startPage(RerenderPage.class, pars);
		tester.assertRenderedPage(RerenderPage.class);
		tester.assertContains("<!-- I should be present 1 -->");

		// add a supplier to modify the URL during render
		page.setNewValueHandler(new RerenderPage.Supplier<Integer>()
		{
			private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

			@Override
			public Integer get()
			{
				return 2;
			}
		});

		// rerender the page
		tester.startPage(page);
		tester.assertRenderedPage(RerenderPage.class);

		// due to the mentioned issue, no headers are rendered at all.
		tester.assertContains("<!-- I should be present 2 -->");
	}

	/**
	 * Another test case for WICKET-5960.
	 *
	 * When an AJAX update was performed, the next normal request would still find the page left
	 * with the PartialHtmlHeaderContainer causing an empty {@code
	 * <head>} section to be rendered. This test case walks Wicket through this scenario.
	 */
	@Test
	void nonAjaxRequestAfterAjaxUpdatedComponentShouldHaveHtmlHeadSection()
	{
		// perform a normal render of the page
		tester.startPage(RerenderAjaxPage.class);
		tester.assertRenderedPage(RerenderAjaxPage.class);

		MockHttpServletResponse firstResponseBeforeAjaxUpdate = tester.getLastResponse();

		// call an ajax event that updates a component
		tester.executeAjaxEvent("form:username", "blur");
		tester.assertComponentOnAjaxResponse("feedback");

		// perform a normal render of the page (in this case submitting the form which triggers a
		// feedback error
		tester.submitForm("form");

		// record the response for later reference
		MockHttpServletResponse normalResponseAfterAjaxUpdate = tester.getLastResponse();

		// submit the form again to ascertain if the HTML head section was restored upon the second
		// render
		tester.submitForm("form");

		// record the response for later reference
		MockHttpServletResponse secondNormalResponse = tester.getLastResponse();

		// assert that the first response indeed got the correct <head> section
		assertThat(firstResponseBeforeAjaxUpdate.getDocument(),
			containsString(RerenderAjaxPage.HEAD_TEXT));

		// assert that the second normal response after the AJAX update indeed got the correct
		// <head> section (this worked while the bug was still present)
		assertThat(secondNormalResponse.getDocument(), containsString(RerenderAjaxPage.HEAD_TEXT));

		// assert that the first normal response after the AJAX update indeed got the correct
		// <head> section (this failed while the bug was still present)
		assertThat(normalResponseAfterAjaxUpdate.getDocument(),
			containsString(RerenderAjaxPage.HEAD_TEXT));
	}
}

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That Time Dragon Ball Almost Caused a Diplomatic Rift
James Stanton
While anime used to be a safely guarded secret, locked away in the deep recesses of nerdy basements and godforsaken conventions, nowadays, some of the biggest names in pop culture have admitted to watching at least a series or two. There have always been, however, a few shows that were universally beloved ever since their conception, even in the dark ages of anime, when people did their best to conceal their fandom for all things Japanese animated. Dragon Ball is one of those shows.
Gettyimages / Gerard Julien / AFP
Yet what may come as a surprise to some is that one of the show's largest, not to mention most dedicated and passionate, fanbases aren't from Japan. Nor are they from the U.S. They're actually from Mexico. Mexico boasts the third-largest Dragon Ball fanbase in the world, which really isn't surprising given Japan, the U.S., and Mexico's shared love of sweaty men duking out in over-the-top, drawn-out battles (we're looking at you, pro wrestling).
The wrestling-Dragon Ball analogy goes even further than that; in Mexico, public viewings of Dragon Ball are a regular thing. These events are often advertised just like wrestling matches, with posters of the characters about to duke it out in the coming episodes plastered all across the city.
These events were so popular that local governments and municipalities felt as if they needed to get in on the action, hosting large, advertised viewing parties for entire towns. Needless to say that the Japanese government wasn't too thrilled when it caught wind of these parties. In fact, the Japanese embassy felt the urge to send a harshly worded letter to some of the local towns, stating that they should cease and desist all sponsored Dragon Ball viewing events, given that they were a blatant violation of DVD viewing restrictions. (By the way, remember DVDs?) The issues were dealt with locally; some of the events were actually canceled, while other local governments delved into heated diplomatic conversations with the Japanese embassy. The shows, or at least part of them, went on.

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Utah landscaping can help you with all your rock boulders wood mulch and delivering to job site needs. We deliver landscaping rock to Logan, Layton, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Orem, Provo, Springville Payson, and Spanish Fork. In fact I use some of that dry chalk and lay out here landscaping ideas in your yard to give you a visual of how it will be set out. So let's say you decided you wanted to do a Rockgarden so decide how long how wide and how many inches deep you want. The depth is really going to depend on the size of the rock I was recommend that you have a weed barrier so that you're not fighting weeds by late summer. And if you order 6 inch rock it needs to be 6 inches in depth so you can have the right coverage for that particular rock. Don't be shy on mixing things up maybe you want to have six-inch rocks next with quarter inch rock so it fills in the blank spots of the larger rock. Utah landscaping Rock on all of the rock with pages has a rock calculator on the right-hand side. I always like to break it up with a few boulders here and there. If you go to any hardware store lumberyard like Lowe's, Home Depot. They can always try to plan on how you're going to water everything. They will draw out how your sprinkler system should be laid out. And I have classes on how to install sprinklers. If you do it yourself and rent equipment is fairly reasonable to put in a sprinkler system. I don't forget the more live plants and grass that you have the more cost you for watering and mowing and trimming and pruning. I uses a 50/50 mix of live and rock or mulch.
Will be very rewarding if you make a plan.
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Get your kids involved, Make them work for the play station:). Less Lawn less work through out the summer. Decorative Landscaping rock is the way to go.


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'Shal-om' to Eretz Yisrael
Yoga practitioner to create living bridge in Ofakim
By Robert Wiener November 11, 2009, 12:00 am Edit
Senior residents of Ofakim learn well-being through yoga in a class organized by Leslie Gurland and the instructors she brought to Israel.
If she hadn't broken her kneecap on a hiking trip in Arizona two years ago, Leslie Gurland might never have wound up in Israel this week as part of a team that is teaching yoga to the people of Ofakim.
"There was a lightning storm. I ran and I fell and fractured my patella," she told NJ Jewish News an hour before leaving her home in West Caldwell for her trip to Israel on Nov. 5.
After the accident, a physical therapist urged her to take up yoga to aid in her recovery.
So she took up the practice in a big way, enrolling in classes at Lotus Yoga and Yoga Desha in Montclair and the Karuna Shala in Glen Ridge.
After acquiring its traditional physical and mental disciplines and skills, Gurland sought a way to combine her newfound interest with her ongoing commitment to Israel.
She contacted Amir Shacham, who directs Israel operations for United Jewish Communities of MetroWest NJ. He suggested she bring a traveling instructional yoga mission to the Partnership 2000 community of Ofakim, whose residents, he said, would benefit greatly from a week of yoga instruction.
"Although there are a lot of yoga teachers in Israel, there aren't a lot who go to Ofakim," said Gurland.
One of her teachers in New Jersey had just returned from Ecuador. Another had visited Cambodia. "I said, 'Why are you guys not going to Israel?' and they said, 'No one asked us. We'd love to go.' That's how it started."
Gurland enlisted five friends to accompany her. Each member of the mission paid for his or her own plane ticket. They are staying in an apartment provided by MetroWest Partnership 2000.
During the week in Ofakim, the six visitors are demonstrating and guiding others in classes for children, teachers, workers, and senior citizens at a local school and a community center. They will also spend a day at a nearby air force base.
Gurland runs the Fairfield office of Tadik, an Israeli packaging firm, and she is using her managerial skills to coordinate the visit to Ofakim. But when it comes to yoga, she said, "I am not going to teach. I'll assist."
Gurland, who had been active in UJA MetroWest Campaign cabinet activities before the birth of her six-year-old son, plans to reengage after she returns home. She will serve as cochair of next spring's community Israel Independence Day observance and celebration and serve on Partnership 2000 committees.
"Israel is my main interest," she said. "I believe it is important to do service, and teaching yoga in Ofakim is a service project. But equally as important for me is creating a living bridge between Americans and Israelis. Nothing is more important than creating relationships," Gurland said.


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A full day trip to Aristotelis School, Vergina. Pella (75)
from/per person €65
A full day trip to Aristotelis School, Vergina. Pella
PELLA- VERGINA -ARISTOTELS SCHOOL
Pick up from your hotel
Entering in the ancient Egnatia Trade road . Crossing New Chalkidona , the town witch the name given from Chalkidona, the "land of blind people" a colony of the Chalkideans placed opposite of the later colony of Megarians , Byzantio .
Approaching PELLA we will see on our right and left hand site the first Makedonian Tomps , and will bring us back to the glory of this Hellenistic Capital
equal or in a better shape of Athens.
Vist the museum and the Archeological site
Departure for Vergina via the fartile plain of the Makedonian land. We are passing throu Alexandreia the city dedicated to Alexander the Great , while the previous name was Gida , that means Goat , a name that sounds familiar to us because this is the name given to the new city of Makedonians when they are arriving as Colonials from the city of Argos .
We will leave the high way and we will enter into the agricultural road where we will pass throu the Peach tree fields. Arrival in the Ancient Aiges and the Royal Tomps museum. Follow the informative Video and visit the fascinated excibition.
The funeral of Philip II in 336 BC was performed, as imposed by tradition, in Aigai. It was the most lavish funeral ceremony of the historic times held in Greece. In a monumental death chamber, laid on an elaborate gold and ivory deathbed wearing his precious golden oak wreath, the king was surrendered, like a new Hercules, to the funeral pyre. Alexander is now the king of Macedon. A "high priest" and a mystis (the initiated one), a hunter and a "symposiast", an army leader and a legislator, Philip, the hero, descends to his eternal residence, which is reached by a ramp and has the form of an underground barrel-vaulted building with two chambers and a monumental façade. The concept of the "Macedonian tomb", similar to the platonic concept of the leaders' burial in an ideal state, interweaves a palace and a temple. The portraits of the two kings, father and son, are depicted in the hunting scene of the tomb's façade, as well as on the gold and ivory deathbed in the chamber.
As for the memory of the visit , do not forget to ask for the book writen from the Archeologist and director of the museum Dr Aggeliki Kotaridi where you may
find all the details to remember of your visit.
Continuation to the Aristoteles school.Visit the area where the great teacher tutor for two and a half years Alexander the Great and some of his companions who they followed him in the great Campain in Asia.
Adults: €65 per adult
Children: €65 per child
Pick up / Drop off at hotel
Transfers with luxurius transportation
All visits as per the Program
Wine tasting with finger food.
What is excluding
Museum and Archeological site entrance fee
Meals and Suvenirs
Adults: €65 per adult 1
Children: €65 per child 0
Total cost €65


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Home/Entertainment/Rise of OTT Platforms in India 2022
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Amit Kumar2 weeks ago
The rise of OTT platforms in India is incredible. These platforms are becoming increasingly popular among Indian audiences as alternative media to television on a daily basis.
Now, people are internet-oriented, they prefer the internet for entertainment, like watching videos, songs, movies, serials, etc. instead of traditional television.
This internet-oriented mindset of the audience in India has brought vast opportunities for OTT platforms. These platforms have been successful in attracting viewers to the OTT platforms and accumulating a large number of subscribers.
Among the OTT platforms, Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, and Amazon Prime Video are worth mentioning. They are more popular and leading OTT platforms in India.
Netflix is an American subscription video streaming service as well as a production company that was launched on August 29, 1997. It provides a large library of daily television series and movies.
You can enjoy unlimited TV series or films on this online platform by paying a specific monthly subscription. By 2021 Netflix has amassed 214 million subscribers across the globe.
Of the vast majority of Netflix subscribers, 4.4 million subscribers are from India. Netflix has made a huge contribution to independent film distribution.
You can access Netflix through any internet browser on a computer or laptop, or through Apps installed on Smart TVs, Smartphones, Laptops, Computers, etc.
Disney+Hotstar
Disney+Hotstar is an Indian brand of subscription video-on-demand streaming service. Novi Digital Entertainment of Star India is the owner of this internet platform. It was developed on 11 February 2015. As of 2021, Disney+Hotstar has 43.7 million paid subscribers.
It was launched as a streaming service, like TV series, movies, live cricket, etc. But due to the significant trend of mobile internet in India, Hotstar rapidly replaced the dominant streaming service in the country.
How Netflix and Disney+Hotstar are becoming alternatives to Traditional Television in India
According to the Satta Matka team at Betway the rise of OTT platforms in India is slowly starting to dominate the TV industry. Netflix and Disney+Hotstar are two of the top subscription video platforms that are growing in India with a large number of their subscribers. TV audiences are now inclining towards these online video platforms instead of conventional Television. They can enjoy their favorite TV series, films, etc. on the go anywhere that TV doesn't support.
The number of subscribers of Netflix and Disney+Hotstar in India is increasing day by day. According to the report, the subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) will grow to 193 million by 2026.
Netflix and Disney+Hotstar have earned 80% of the market share and subscribers by 2021. In this, the number of Indian subscribers has exceeded 57 million. These two platforms have undoubtedly challenged the supremacy of traditional Television. Netflix has become the dominant player in the on-demand media world.
By creating attractive programming, Netflix is offering better services to the users, and as a result, Netflix's subscriptions are increasing. On the other hand, the television world is getting disrupted due to the inclination of the audience to Netflix. It is also bringing down the cable company.
Due to the rise of OTT platforms in India, many people have canceled their paid cable service. Apart from Netflix, Disney+Hotstar and Amazon Prime Video are also offering customized video services that are pulling Indian audiences towards the OTT platforms.
The stated data of the rise of OTT platforms in India indicates that the future landscape of media in India will change completely, and OTT platforms will take over the media in place of conventional Television.
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No price is too large to pay to keep swag daddy repping the orange for life.
Want me a Swag Daddy Halloween costume with snap on beard w/the TTO (Trick or Treat Option).
This thread is phenomenal. These guys are en fuego.
Love the emphasis on NJ and SoFL. Also, DC/MD, CT, NYC and TX.
The kitchen smells damn good.
I'm trying to talk them into hitting Rochester, Buffalo, Albany and Binghamton.
And just think: now they have on-field success to sell on the recruiting trail instead of just faith without evidence.
They have been to the Rochester, Buffalo area...see posts #73-80 in this thread.
Two miles from me. Decent squads in Hudson County.
It's true - Batavia and Buffalo, then a couple HS's in the Monroe County region - East Rochester, Pittsford (east side), East (city) and Greece (west side). Thanks for the re-direct. My post to T-M was a tongue and cheek reference to a more involved project I'm working on.
Not sure about that. I just know that their football stadium IS ON THE ROOF OF THE HIGH SCHOOL.
No more on this kid, sorry for the hijack. Just that I don't have a lot of love for the Union City staff and they have an alum on staff.
Glad to hear that an SU coach was in my area. For the record, Apalachee HS is in the small town of Winder, about 20 miles south of Flowery Branch. When I first moved here, I couldn't keep a straight face when I heard there was a town named Flowery Branch near me. Later, when the city became one of my clients, I did not even smile at the name.
I saw Flowery Branch on the coaches twitter page, I should have looked it up. It made me think of Flower Mound Texas.


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American School Nominated for BBB Torch Award
August 6, 2014 by American School
American School is proud to be nominated for the Better Business Bureau's prestigious 2015 Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics. We are grateful for the nomination and proud of our 79-year affiliation with the Better Business Bureau, which recently gave us A+ ratings for striving to give students and schools the best service we can. Our A+ grade is the highest a business can receive under the BBB's new rating system, which replaces the previous 'satisfactory' or 'unsatisfactory' rating. Letter grades are calculated by computer using a ratings formula that takes into account 17 weighted factors, the largest single factor being the company's overall complaint history with the BBB. While we are grateful for the Torch Award nomination and A+ rating, the real beneficiaries of such honors are our students. They not only take courses from an accredited school but also one which is committed to doing business the right away.


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Martha Wright1
F, #3907, b. 23 November 1791
Father* John Wright1 b. bt 6 Apr 1764 - 5 Apr 1765, d. 5 Apr 1845
Mother* Mary Brazendale1 b. bt 11 Nov 1757 - 10 Nov 1758, d. 10 Nov 1828
Birth* 23 November 1791� Martha Wright was born on 23 November 1791.1�
Baptism 18 December 1791� She was baptised on 18 December 1791 at St Mary the Virgin, Lymm, Cheshire, England, .1�
[S60] Website Cheshire Parish Registers (http://www.mimas.ac.uk/~mfscprdb/) "LYMMC01700948.20196."
Helen Wheeler1
F, #3908, b. between 1 April 1882 and 31 March 1883
Father* Henry Wheeler1 b. bt 1 Apr 1857 - 3 Apr 1857
Mother* Hannah Simmonds1 b. bt 1 Apr 1856 - 31 Mar 1857
Birth* between 1 April 1882 and 31 March 1883� Helen Wheeler was born between 1 April 1882 and 31 March 1883 at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Daughter) Census 1901 31 March 1901� She was listed as the daughter of Henry Wheeler in the 1901 Census at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
[S48] Online index to the UK National Census for 1901 for UK "RG13/3332 f71."
George Wheeler1
M, #3909, b. between 1 April 1884 and 31 March 1885
Birth* between 1 April 1884 and 31 March 1885� George Wheeler was born between 1 April 1884 and 31 March 1885 at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Son) Census 1901 31 March 1901� He was listed as the son of Henry Wheeler in the 1901 Census at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� George Wheeler was a domestic gardener on 31 March 1901.1�
Emily Wheeler1
Birth* between 1 April 1890 and 31 March 1891� Emily Wheeler was born between 1 April 1890 and 31 March 1891 at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
Ada Wheeler1
Birth* between 1 April 1893 and 31 March 1894� Ada Wheeler was born between 1 April 1893 and 31 March 1894 at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
Edith Wheeler1
Birth* between 1 April 1887 and 31 March 1888� Edith Wheeler was born between 1 April 1887 and 31 March 1888 at Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� She was a general domestic servant on 31 March 1901.1�
Alice Plumpton1
F, #3913, b. between 4 April 1868 and 31 December 1868
Father* John Plumpton2,3 b. bt 4 Apr 1827 - 3 Apr 1828
Mother* Mary (?)4 b. bt 4 Apr 1832 - 3 Apr 1833
Birth* between 4 April 1868 and 31 December 1868� Alice Plumpton was born between 4 April 1868 and 31 December 1868 at Penketh, Lancashire, England, .5,2�
(Daughter) Census 1881 3 April 1881� She was listed as the daughter of John Plumpton in the 1881 census at Owens Cottages Provisions Shop, Penketh, Lancashire, England, .2�
Residence* 9 January 1888� Alice Plumpton lived on 9 January 1888 at Penketh, Lancashire, England, .3�
Marriage* 9 January 1888� She married John Dumbill, son of James Dumbill and Elizabeth Wolfenden, on 9 January 1888 at St Mary, Great Sankey, Lancashire, England, .1,3�
Married Name 9 January 1888� As of 9 January 1888,her married name was Dumbill.1,3�
John Dumbill b. bt 4 Apr 1863 - 12 Dec 1863
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "C6/3/36."
[S49] UK National Census for 1881 Index, UK "RG11 Piece 3790 Folio 87 Page 13."
[S1088] Website Lancashire OPC (http://www.lan-opc.org.uk) "Marriage: 9 Jan 1888 St Mary, Great Sankey, Lancashire, England
John Dumbill - 25 French Polisher Bachelor of Penketh
Alice Plumpton - 19 Spinster of Penketh
Groom's Father: James Dumbill, Toolmaker
Bride's Father: John Plumpton, Mariner
Witness: William Plumpton; Amelia Plumpton
Married by Banns by: Edwin Jackson
[S49] UK National Census for 1881 Index, UK "RG11/3790 f87 p13."
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "SAN/6/82."
John Plumpton1
M, #3914, b. between 4 April 1827 and 3 April 1828
Birth* between 4 April 1827 and 3 April 1828� John Plumpton was born between 4 April 1827 and 3 April 1828 at Penketh, Lancashire, England, .2�
Marriage* � He married Mary (?)2�
Occupation* 3 April 1881� John Plumpton was a mariner captain on 3 April 1881.2�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at Owens Cottages Provisions Shop, Penketh, Lancashire, England, .2�
Occupation 9 January 1888� He was a mariner on 9 January 1888.3�
Mary (?) b. bt 4 Apr 1832 - 3 Apr 1833
William Plumpton4 b. bt 4 Apr 1860 - 3 Apr 1861
Sarah Plumpton4 b. bt 4 Apr 1862 - 3 Apr 1863
Rebecca Plumpton4 b. bt 4 Apr 1864 - 3 Apr 1865
Alice Plumpton2,3 b. bt 4 Apr 1868 - 31 Dec 1868
Amelia Plumpton4 b. bt 4 Apr 1870 - 3 Apr 1871
John Walker4 b. bt 4 Apr 1870 - 3 Apr 1871
Margaret Plumpton4 b. bt 4 Apr 1873 - 3 Apr 1874
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "RG11 Piece 3790 Folio 87 Page 13."
Mary (?)1
F, #3915, b. between 4 April 1832 and 3 April 1833
Birth* between 4 April 1832 and 3 April 1833� Mary (?) was born between 4 April 1832 and 3 April 1833 at Penketh, Lancashire, England, .1�
Marriage* � She married John Plumpton.1�
Married Name � Her married name was Plumpton.1�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� She was listed as the wife of John Plumpton in the 1881 census at Owens Cottages Provisions Shop, Penketh, Lancashire, England, .1�
John Plumpton b. bt 4 Apr 1827 - 3 Apr 1828
Alice Plumpton2 b. bt 4 Apr 1868 - 31 Dec 1868
Elizabeth Jane Stubbs1
Birth* between 1 April 1873 and 31 March 1874� Elizabeth Jane Stubbs was born between 1 April 1873 and 31 March 1874 at Runcorn, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Servant) Census 1901 31 March 1901� He was listed as the servant of Henry Bennett in the 1901 Census at The Poplars, London Road, Hazel Grove-cum-Bramhall, Cheshire, England, .1�
[S48] Online index to the UK National Census for 1901 for UK "RG13/3303 f163 p11 74."
Mary Fletcher1
Birth between 6 April 1840 and 5 April 1841� Mary Fletcher was born between 6 April 1840 and 5 April 1841 at London, Middlesex, England, .1�
Birth* between 1 April 1841 and 31 March 1842� She was born between 1 April 1841 and 31 March 1842 at Lambeth, Middlesex, England, .2�
(Boarder) Census 1891 5 April 1891� They was listed as a boarder in the household of Elizabeth Innocent in the 1891 census at Wilmot Street (Villa), Babington, Derby St Peter, Derbyshire, England, .1�
Occupation 5 April 1891� Mary Fletcher was living on own means on 5 April 1891.1�
(Boarder) Census 1901 31 March 1901� She was listed as a boarder in the household of Elizabeth Innocent in the 1901 Census at 11 Wilmot Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England, .3�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� Mary Fletcher was living on own means on 31 March 1901.2�
[S72] UK National Census for 1891 for UK, "RG12/2728 f127 p19 138."
[S48] Online index to the UK National Census for 1901 for UK "RG13/3213 f74 p24 155."
[S704] UK National Census for 1901 for UK, "RG13/3213 f74 p24 155."
Mary Wrag1
Birth* between 1 April 1876 and 31 March 1877� Mary Wrag was born between 1 April 1876 and 31 March 1877 at Newark, Nottinghamshire, England, .1�
(Servant) Census 1901 31 March 1901� He was listed as the servant of Elizabeth Innocent in the 1901 Census at 11 Wilmot Street, Derby, Derbyshire, England, .2�
Father* (?) Brown
Birth* between 1 April 1841 and 31 March 1842� James Brown was born between 1 April 1841 and 31 March 1842 at Long Sutton, Somerset, England, .1�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at Knightlands, Long Sutton, Somerset, England, .2�
Occupation 3 April 1881� He was a farmer of 10 acres on 3 April 1881.2�
Marriage* � He married Augusta (?)1�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� James Brown was employed in letting apartments on 31 March 1901.1�
Census 1901* 31 March 1901� He was listed as the head of household in the 1901 Census at 2 Belvedere Road, Taunton, Somerset, England, .1�
Augusta (?) b. bt 1 Apr 1848 - 31 Mar 1849
[S48] Online index to the UK National Census for 1901 for UK "RG13/2276 f127 p21 180."
[S49] UK National Census for 1881 Index, UK "RG11/2380 f22 p5."
Augusta (?)1
Birth* between 1 April 1848 and 31 March 1849� Augusta (?) was born between 1 April 1848 and 31 March 1849 at Stogumber, Somerset, England, .1�
Marriage* � She married James Brown, son of (?) Brown.1�
Married Name � Her married name was Brown.1�
Census 1901* 31 March 1901� She was listed as the wife of James Brown in the 1901 Census at 2 Belvedere Road, Taunton, Somerset, England, .1�
James Brown b. bt 1 Apr 1841 - 31 Mar 1842
Joseph Bennett1
M, #3921, b. 22 August 1881
Father* John Bennett1,2 b. bt 8 Apr 1847 - 31 Dec 1847
Mother* Mary Baxter1,2 b. bt 4 Apr 1853 - 31 Dec 1853
Relationship 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Robert Alan Bennett
Birth* 22 August 1881� Joseph Bennett was born on 22 August 1881 at Keckwick, Cheshire, England, .1,3,2�
Baptism 8 December 1881� He was baptised on 8 December 1881 at Wesleyan Methodist, Bold Street, Warrington, Lancashire, England, .2�
(Son) Census 1891 5 April 1891� He was listed as the son of John Bennett in the 1891 census at 71 North Road, Clayton, Lancashire, England, .4�
Occupation 5 April 1891� Joseph Bennett was a scholar on 5 April 1891.4�
(Son) Census 1901 31 March 1901� He was listed as the son of John Bennett in the 1901 Census at 4 Summer Villas, Urmston, Lancashire, England, .5�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� Joseph Bennett was a commercial clerk on 31 March 1901.1�
(Son) Census 1911 2 April 1911� He was listed as the son of John Bennett in the 1911 Census at 48 Stretford Road, Urmston, Lancashire, England, .6�
Occupation 2 April 1911� Joseph Bennett was an insurance official on 2 April 1911.6�
[S185] Microfilm Christenings, Bold Street Wesleyan Methodist (Warrington), 1870-1935 "583. Dec 8 1881 Joseph son of John & Mary Bennett of Moore (born 22/8/1881) Minister = John Eglinton."
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "DAR/11/23."
[S72] UK National Census for 1891 for UK, "RG12/3282 f54 p29 188."
[S704] UK National Census for 1901 for UK, "RG13/3667 f147 p42 283."
John Gilbert Bennett1,2
M, #3922, b. between 6 April 1884 and 30 December 1884, d. 27 July 1956
Father* John Bennett1 b. bt 8 Apr 1847 - 31 Dec 1847
Mother* Mary Baxter1 b. bt 4 Apr 1853 - 31 Dec 1853
Birth* between 6 April 1884 and 30 December 1884� John Gilbert Bennett was born between 6 April 1884 and 30 December 1884 at Clayton, Lancashire, England, ; possibly Keckwick.1,3,4�
Birth Reg December 1884� His birth was registered in the December Quarter of 1884 in the Runcorn Registration District.4�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� John Gilbert Bennett was a drapers apprentice on 31 March 1901.1�
Occupation 2 April 1911� John Gilbert Bennett was a salesman on 2 April 1911.2�
Death* 27 July 1956� He died on 27 July 1956 at St Annes, Lancashire, England, .6�
Death Reg September 1956� John's death was registered in the September Quarter of 1956 in the Fylde Registration District.7�
[S45] Website FreeBMD (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/) "Births Dec 1884 Bennett John Gilbert Runcorn 8a 218."
[S880] Website Ancestry (www.ancestry.co.uk) "https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/tree/39587828/family."
[S45] Website FreeBMD (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/) "Deaths Sep 1956 Bennett John G 71 Fylde 10c 194."
Frank Bennett1
Birth* between 6 April 1887 and 31 March 1888� Frank Bennett was born between 6 April 1887 and 31 March 1888 at Clayton, Lancashire, England, .1,2�
Occupation* 2 April 1911� Frank Bennett was an articled clerk to a chartered accountant on 2 April 1911.4�
Bertram 'Bertie' Silcock1
M, #3924, b. between 6 April 1881 and 31 December 1881
Father* William Silcock1 b. bt 6 Apr 1846 - 31 Dec 1846, d. 30 Jan 1928
Mother* Mary Ellen Bennett1 b. 8 Feb 1854, d. 27 Nov 1932
Birth* between 6 April 1881 and 31 December 1881� Bertram 'Bertie' Silcock was born between 6 April 1881 and 31 December 1881 at Moore, Cheshire, England, .1,2,3�
(Son) Census 1891 5 April 1891� He was listed as the son of William Silcock in the 1891 census at 5 Winwick Street, Warrington, Lancashire, England, .2�
(Son) Census 1901 31 March 1901� He was listed as the son of William Silcock in the 1901 Census at 5 Winwick Street, Warrington, Lancashire, England, .1�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� Bertram 'Bertie' Silcock was an articled pupil of chartered accountant on 31 March 1901.1�
(Witness) Probate 21 January 1916� He witnessed the probate of the estate of Henry Bennett on 21 January 1916 at London, Middlesex, England, .4�
Occupation 30 January 1928� Bertram 'Bertie' Silcock was a chartered accountant on 30 January 1928.5�
(Witness) Probate 18 September 1928� He witnessed the probate of the estate of William Silcock on 18 September 1928 at Chester, Cheshire, England, .5�
Occupation 27 November 1932� Bertram 'Bertie' Silcock was a chartered accountant on 27 November 1932.5�
(Witness) Probate 24 March 1933� He witnessed the probate of the estate of Mary Ellen Silcock on 24 March 1933 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England, .5�
[S72] UK National Census for 1891 for UK, "RG12/3075 f8 p9 42."
[S56] Index to unknown record type, unknown second location, unknown period "1916 BENNETT Henry of the Poplars, Stockport, Cheshire died 9 Octobre 1915. Probate London 21 January to Ann Bennett widow and Jane Bennett spinster and Betram silcock chartered accountant. Effects £19,630 18s 9d."
[S56] Index to unknown record type, unknown second location, unknown period "unknown cd."
Mary Jane Smith1
Birth* between 1 April 1874 and 31 March 1875� Mary Jane Smith was born between 1 April 1874 and 31 March 1875 at Stockton Heath, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Daughter) Census 1881 3 April 1881� She was listed as the daughter of John Smith in the 1881 census at Ashton Road, Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, England, .2�
(Servant) Census 1901 31 March 1901� He was listed as the servant of William Silcock in the 1901 Census at 5 Winwick Street, Warrington, Lancashire, England, .1�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� Mary Jane Smith was a domestic cook on 31 March 1901.1�
Edith Houghton1
Birth* between 1 April 1882 and 31 March 1883� Edith Houghton was born between 1 April 1882 and 31 March 1883 at Stockton Heath, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Servant) Census 1901 31 March 1901� She was listed as the servant of William Silcock in the 1901 Census at 5 Winwick Street, Warrington, Lancashire, England, .1�
Occupation* 31 March 1901� Edith Houghton was a housemaid on 31 March 1901.1�
Ann Thompstone1
F, #3927, b. 30 August 1834, d. between 1 October 1897 and 31 December 1897
Father* Nathan Thompstone1 b. 6 Jan 1799, d. 15 Apr 1881
Mother* Mary Rathbone1 b. 2 May 1806, d. 12 Feb 1893
Relationship 1st cousin 4 times removed of Robert Alan Bennett
Birth* 30 August 1834� Ann Thompstone was born on 30 August 1834 at Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, ; at 3:30pm.2,3�
Baptism 5 October 1834� She was baptised on 5 October 1834 at St James, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Member Of Household) Census 1841 6 June 1841� They was listed as a member of the household of Nathan Thompstone household in the 1841 census at Siddington, Cheshire, England, .4�
(Daughter) Census 1851 30 March 1851� She was listed as the daughter of Nathan Thompstone in the 1851 census at Northwood Farm, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .5,6�
Occupation* 30 March 1851� Ann Thompstone was a farmers daughter on 30 March 1851.7,5�
Married Name 1857� As of 1857,her married name was Steven.8�
Marriage* 1857� She married Walter Steven in 1857 at Civil Marriage, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .8�
Census 1871* 2 April 1871� She was listed as the wife of Walter Steven in the 1871 census at 92 Park Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .9�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� She was listed as the wife of Walter Steven in the 1881 census at 92 Park Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .10�
Death* between 1 October 1897 and 31 December 1897� Ann Thompstone died between 1 October 1897 and 31 December 1897 at Macclesfield Registration District, Cheshire, England, .11�
Walter Steven b. bt 1 Jul 1824 - 2 Apr 1825, d. Sep 1899
Frederick A Steven9 b. bt 4 Apr 1858 - 31 Dec 1858
Walter Samuel Steven10 b. bt 4 Apr 1862 - 31 Dec 1862, d. 1885
Janet Mary Steven10 b. bt 1 Jan 1869 - 2 Apr 1869
[S44] CMB Transcript, St James (Gawsworth), 1557-1837 "p111."
[S90] Nathan Thompstone Family Bible "unknown cd."
[S30] Ann Laver Thompstone History "p19."
[S76] UK National Census for 1841 for UK, "Archive reference
HO107
Folio number
4."
[S40] UK National Census for 1851 for UK, "HO 107/2161 f405 p14 38."
[S40] UK National Census for 1851 for UK,.
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "MRO/3/197."
[S2] UK National Census for 1871 for UK, "RG10/3676 f63 p14 65."
[S45] Website FreeBMD (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/) "Deaths Dec 1897 Steven Anne 63 Macclesfield 8a 100."
Olive Thompstone1
F, #3928, b. 6 May 1842
Birth* 6 May 1842� Olive Thompstone was born on 6 May 1842 at Siddington, Cheshire, England, .1,2,3�
Birth Reg June 1842� Her birth was registered in the June Quarter of 1842 in the Macclesfield Registration District.4�
Baptism 12 June 1842� She was baptised on 12 June 1842 at All Saints, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .1�
Occupation* 30 March 1851� Olive Thompstone was a scholar on 30 March 1851.7,5�
(Daughter) Census 1861 7 April 1861� She was listed as the daughter of Nathan Thompstone in the 1861 census at Northwood Farm, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .8�
Occupation 7 April 1861� Olive Thompstone was a farmers daughter on 7 April 1861.8�
Married Name 1869� As of 1869,her married name was Blackshaw.9�
Marriage* 1869� She married John Blackshaw in 1869 at St Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .9�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� She was listed as the aunt of John Blackshaw in the 1881 census at Oak Farm, Marton in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .10�
John Blackshaw b. bt 4 Apr 1845 - 3 Apr 1846
Beatrice Annie Blackshaw+10,11 b. bt 13 Mar 1872 - 3 Apr 1872
Ellen M Blackshaw10 b. bt 4 Apr 1872 - 3 Apr 1873
[S45] Website FreeBMD (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/) "Births Jun 1842 Thompstone Lois Macclesfield 19 101."
[S70] General Record Office Indexes "Name: THOMPSTONE, Olive
Registration district: Macclesfield
Quarter of registration: Apr-May-Jun
Volume no: XIX
Page no: 101."
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "PSP/19/400."
[S2266] Website Find My Past (www.findmypast.com) "First name(s)
Beatrice Anna
Blackshaw
Baptism year
Baptism date
Marton (Near Congleton)
Father's first name(s)
Father's last name
Mother's first name(s)
Cheshire Diocese of Chester parish baptisms 1538-1911
Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Parish Baptisms
Collections from
England, Great Britain."
Joseph Thompstone1
M, #3929, b. 16 March 1844, d. 25 December 1898
Father* Nathan Thompstone1,2 b. 6 Jan 1799, d. 15 Apr 1881
Mother* Mary Rathbone1,2 b. 2 May 1806, d. 12 Feb 1893
Birth* 16 March 1844� Joseph Thompstone was born on 16 March 1844 at Siddington, Cheshire, England, .1,3�
Baptism 27 April 1844� He was baptised on 27 April 1844 at All Saints, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .2�
Birth Reg June 1844� His birth was registered in the June Quarter of 1844 in the Macclesfield Registration District.4,5�
(Son) Census 1851 30 March 1851� He was listed as the son of Nathan Thompstone in the 1851 census at Northwood Farm, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .6,7�
Occupation* 30 March 1851� Joseph Thompstone was a scholar on 30 March 1851.8,6�
(Son) Census 1861 7 April 1861� They was listed as the son of Nathan Thompstone in the 1861 census at Northwood Farm, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .9�
Occupation 7 April 1861� Joseph Thompstone was a farmers son on 7 April 1861.9�
Marriage* 1869� He married Sarah Ann Blackshaw in 1869 at St Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .10�
Occupation 2 April 1871� Joseph Thompstone was a farmer of 95 acres employing 1 man & 1 boy on 2 April 1871 at Holly Bank, Marton in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .11�
Census 1871* 2 April 1871� He was listed as head of household in the 1871 census at Holly Bank, Marton in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .11�
Occupation 3 April 1881� He was a farmer of 463 acres employing 1 labourer on 3 April 1881 at New Buildings, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .12�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at New Buildings, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .12�
(Witness) Will 5 November 1888� He witnessed the will of Samuel Lees Thompstone on 5 November 1888.13�
(Witness) Probate 7 March 1891� Joseph Thompstone witnessed the probate of the estate of Samuel Lees Thompstone on 7 March 1891.�
Will* 19 July 1898� Joseph Thompstone left a will on 19 July 1898; He appointed his wife and two daughters and his friend Wiiam Thompstone of Bosley, corn miller, to be his executors.
He left them all his real and personal estate, their heirs, executors and administrators respectively. When the executors thought fit they were to cal lin, colect and convert into oney his estate. After any expenses had been paid they were to invest the residue of the said monies. The income from the trust funds to be paid to his wife during her life and after to his daughters during their lifetime and their respective moiety to go to their issue or husbands.14�
Death* 25 December 1898� He died on 25 December 1898 at Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, , at age 54; aged 54 years.15,3�
Burial* 29 December 1898� He was buried on 29 December 1898 at St James, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .1,3�
Probate 1 March 1899� His estate was probated on 1 March 1899; Effects were £10,383 10s 10d.14,16�
Note* 31 December 1899� He The Macclesfield Courier and Herald reported:
THOMPSTONE - Joseph Thompstone, of the New Hall Gawsworth, died 25 Dec 1898, born 16 Mar 1844, buried Gawsworth Church 29 Dec 1898. on 31 December 1899.14�
Sarah Ann Blackshaw b. 3 Sep 1845, d. 4 Feb 1930
Edith Ellen Thompstone12,17 b. bt 10 Sep 1871 - 30 Sep 1871, d. 4 May 1950
Rosa Sarah Blackshaw Thompstone12 b. 16 Sep 1874, d. 15 Apr 1945
[S277] Baptisms, BVRI, FHL Film 16556602.
[S42] Unknown editor ed. Unknown short book title "Joseph Thompstone of the New Hall Gawsworth born 16 Mar 1844 died 25 Dec 1898.
Sarah Ann widow of Joseph Thompstone born 3 Sep 1845 died 4 Feb 1930.
Rosa Sarah Blackshaw Thompstone their daughter born 16 Sep 1874 died 15 Apr 1945.
[S70] General Record Office Indexes "Name: THOMPSTONE, Joseph
Volume no: 19
[S3902] General Record Office Indexes "THOMPSTONE, JOSEPH RATHBONE
GRO Reference: 1844 J Quarter in MACCLESFIELD UNION Volume 19 Page 103."
[S49] UK National Census for 1881 Index, UK "RG11/3498 f4 p1."
[S30] Ann Laver Thompstone History.
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "GAW/7/35."
[S56] Index to unknown record type, unknown second location, unknown period "THOMPSTONE Joseph of New-Buildings Gawsworth Cheshire Yeoman died 25 December 1898 Probate CHESTER 1 Mar 1899 to Sarah Ann Thompstone Widow and Edith Ellen Thompstone and Rosa Sarah Blackshaw Thompstone spinsters and William Thompstone corn miller. Effects £10,383 10s 10d."
[S544] Microfilm Marriage, St James (Gawsworth), 1846-1958 "p105/209."
Margaret Hague1
F, #3930, b. between 8 April 1838 and 20 October 1838, d. 31 January 1901
Father* James Hague2 b. bt 8 Apr 1804 - 2 Jun 1804, d. 25 Jul 1886
Mother* Jane Kennerley3 b. 31 Jul 1805, d. 11 Jan 1884
Birth* between 8 April 1838 and 20 October 1838� Margaret Hague was born between 8 April 1838 and 20 October 1838 at Lower Withington, Cheshire, England, .4,5,6,7,3,8�
Baptism 21 October 1838� She was baptised on 21 October 1838 at St Mary, Alderley, Cheshire, England, .3�
(Member Of Household) Census 1841 6 June 1841� She was listed as a member of the household of James Hague in the 1841 census at Lower Withington, Cheshire, England, .9�
Marriage License before 3 April 1861� Margaret Hague and Noah Thompstone obtained a marriage license before 3 April 1861.2�
Residence* 3 April 1861� Margaret Hague lived on 3 April 1861 at Alderley, Cheshire, England, .2�
Marriage* 3 April 1861� She married Noah Thompstone, son of Nathan Thompstone and Mary Rathbone, on 3 April 1861 at St Mary, Alderley, Cheshire, England, .1,2�
Married Name 3 April 1861� As of 3 April 1861,her married name was Thompstone.1,2�
(Daughter) Census 1861 7 April 1861� They was listed as the daughter of James Hague in the 1861 census at Fallons Hall, Macclesfield Road, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England, .8�
Census 1871* 2 April 1871� She was listed as the wife of Noah Thompstone in the 1871 census at Sutton Hall Farm, Sutton, Cheshire, England, .10,11�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� She was listed as the wife of Noah Thompstone in the 1881 census at Shortwood Farm, Standon, Staffordshire, England, .12�
Death* 31 January 1901� Margaret Thompstone died on 31 January 1901 at Standon, Staffordshire, England, ; aged 62.13�
Burial* 31 January 1901� She was buried on 31 January 1901 at All Saints, Standon, Staffordshire, England, .10,14�
Noah Thompstone b. 22 Aug 1830, d. 8 May 1910
Jessie Thompstone15 b. Dec 1861
Alice Thompstone7 b. bt 3 Apr 1863 - 30 Sep 1863, d. 3 Feb 1929
Jane Thompstone7 b. bt 4 Apr 1865 - 30 Jun 1865
Mary Ellen Thompstone7 b. bt 1 Mar 1867 - 31 Mar 1867, d. 1941
William Thompstone10 b. Dec 1868, d. 1870
Joseph Thompstone7 b. bt 4 Apr 1870 - 3 Apr 1871, d. 1954
Louisa Thompstone7 b. bt 4 Apr 1872 - 30 Sep 1872
Noah Thompstone+7 b. bt 4 Apr 1875 - 31 Dec 1875, d. 1958
Margaret Thompstone10 b. Mar 1880, d. 25 Dec 1880
Francis Edward Thompstone10 b. 1882, d. 30 Mar 1883
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "ASM/1/196."
[S549] Microfilm Marriage, St Mary (Alderley), 1837-1901 "p98/196."
[S881] Parish Church of St Mary Alderley, Parish History Series Volume 1, Roll 20 - Part 3 Baptisms 1811-1849 p137/1089.
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "ALD/1/19."
[S30] Ann Laver Thompstone History "states 1839."
[S30] Ann Laver Thompstone History "died 31 Jan 1901 aged 62."
[S49] UK National Census for 1881 Index, UK "RG11/2694 f149 p13."
[S47] UK National Census for 1861 for UK, "RG9/2587 f10 p12 50."
[S76] UK National Census for 1841 for UK, "HO 107/107/19 f11 p16."
[S2] UK National Census for 1871 for UK, "RG10/3677 f142 p10 52."
[S601] UK National Census for 1881 for UK, "RG11/2694 f149 p13 58."
[S30] Ann Laver Thompstone History "aged 62."
[S16] Burials, All Saints (Standon), 1896-2002 "p2/26."
[S2] UK National Census for 1871 for UK,.
Walter Steven1
M, #3931, b. between 1 July 1824 and 2 April 1825, d. September 1899
Birth* between 1 July 1824 and 2 April 1825� Walter Steven was born between 1 July 1824 and 2 April 1825 at Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, .2,3,4�
Marriage* 1857� He married Ann Thompstone, daughter of Nathan Thompstone and Mary Rathbone, in 1857 at Civil Marriage, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .1�
Occupation 2 April 1871� Walter Steven was a silk manufacturer on 2 April 1871.3�
Census 1871* 2 April 1871� He was listed as head of household in the 1871 census at 92 Park Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .3�
Occupation* 3 April 1881� He was a retired bank accountant on 3 April 1881.2�
Death 30 July 1899� He died on 30 July 1899 at Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .5�
Death Reg* September 1899� Walter's death was registered in the September Quarter of 1899 in the Macclesfield Registration District.4�
Ann Thompstone b. 30 Aug 1834, d. bt 1 Oct 1897 - 31 Dec 1897
Walter Samuel Steven2 b. bt 4 Apr 1862 - 31 Dec 1862, d. 1885
Janet Mary Steven2 b. bt 1 Jan 1869 - 2 Apr 1869
[S45] Website FreeBMD (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/) "Deaths Sep 1899 Steven Walter 74 Macclesfield 8a 112."
[S56] Index to unknown record type, unknown second location, unknown period "First name(s) Walter
Last name Steven
Death year 1899
Death date 30 Jul 1899
Probate year 1899
Probate date 05 Sep 1899
Residence town Macclesfield
Registry London
Linked persons John Thom
Record set England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1858-2019
Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials
Collections from Great Britain, England."
Hannah Hague1
F, #3932, b. between 1 January 1847 and 6 February 1847, d. 12 February 1925
Birth* between 1 January 1847 and 6 February 1847� Hannah Hague was born between 1 January 1847 and 6 February 1847 at Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England, .4,5,6,7,8,9�
Baptism 7 February 1847� She was baptised on 7 February 1847 at St Mary, Alderley, Cheshire, England, .3�
Occupation* 7 April 1861� She was a farmers daughter on 7 April 1861.5�
Marriage License 11 December 1867� Hannah Hague and William Thompstone obtained a marriage license on 11 December 1867.2�
Residence* 11 December 1867� Hannah Hague lived on 11 December 1867 at Nether Alderley, Cheshire, England, .2�
Marriage* 11 December 1867� She married William Thompstone, son of Nathan Thompstone and Mary Rathbone, on 11 December 1867 at St Mary, Alderley, Cheshire, England, .1,2�
Married Name 11 December 1867� As of 11 December 1867,her married name was Thompstone.1,2�
Census 1871* 2 April 1871� She was listed as the wife of William Thompstone in the 1871 census at Henshall Hall, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .6�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� She was listed as the wife of William Thompstone in the 1881 census at Henshall Hall, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .10�
Census 1901* 31 March 1901� She was listed as the wife of William Thompstone in the 1901 Census at Henshall Hall, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .4�
Residence* 3 September 1912� Hannah Thompstone and William Thompstone lived on 3 September 1912 at Henshall Hall, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .12�
Will* 2 November 1921� Hannah Thompstone left a will on 2 November 1921; She left £100 to her grandson Wiliam Thompstone of Marton.12�
(Witness) Residence 2 November 1921� She lived with Henry Hulme and Olive May Hulme on 2 November 1921 at The Home Farm, Clifton Campville, Staffordshire, England, .12�
Death* 12 February 1925� Hannah Thompstone died on 12 February 1925 at Clifton Campville, Staffordshire, England, .9,13�
Burial* after 12 February 1925� She was buried after 12 February 1925 at All Saints, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .9�
Death Reg March 1925� Hannah's death was registered in the March Quarter of 1925 in the Tamworth Registration District.14�
Probate 16 June 1927� Her estate was probated on 16 June 1927 at Lichfield, Staffordshire, England, .13�
William Thompstone b. 24 Mar 1839, d. 2 Mar 1915
John Thompstone+10 b. 23 Dec 1868, d. 2 Aug 1956
Francis Thompstone+10 b. bt 6 Apr 1870 - 7 Aug 1870, d. 14 Jan 1910
Roseanna Thompstone+10 b. 22 Nov 1872, d. 27 Aug 1911
Clement William Thompstone+10 b. 21 Jan 1875, d. 1964
Alice May Thompstone10 b. bt 1 Sep 1877 - 20 Oct 1877, d. 10 Jan 1885
Nathan Thompstone+10 b. bt 1 Jan 1879 - 3 Apr 1879, d. bt 1 Oct 1957 - 31 Dec 1957
Edward Percy Thompstone+10 b. Mar 1881, d. 14 Aug 1911
William Sydney Thompstone15 b. 16 Mar 1884, d. 28 Dec 1884
Olive May Thompstone15 b. 14 Aug 1885, d. 1974
[S549] Microfilm Marriage, St Mary (Alderley), 1837-1901 "p122/243."
[S48] Online index to the UK National Census for 1901 for UK.
[S49] UK National Census for 1881 Index, UK "unknown cd."
[S182] The Graveyard Ferrets ed. All Saints (Siddington) MI.
[S72] UK National Census for 1891 for UK, "RG12/2818 f73a p4 14."
[S70] General Record Office Indexes "Death Mar 1925 THOMPSTONE Hannah 78 Tamworth 6b 554."
[S248] Baptism Transcript, All Saints (Siddington), 1718-1970.
John Blackshaw1
Birth* between 4 April 1845 and 3 April 1846� John Blackshaw was born between 4 April 1845 and 3 April 1846 at Marton in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .2�
Marriage* 1869� He married Olive Thompstone, daughter of Nathan Thompstone and Mary Rathbone, in 1869 at St Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .1�
Occupation 19 May 1872� John Blackshaw was a farmer on 19 May 1872.3�
Occupation* 3 April 1881� He was a farmer of 150 acres employing 2 boys on 3 April 1881.2�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� He was listed as head of household in the 1881 census at Oak Farm, Marton in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .2�
Occupation 12 March 1902� He was a gardener on 12 March 1902.4�
(Witness) Marriage 12 March 1902� He witnessed the marriage of James Robinson and Beatrice Annie Blackshaw on 12 March 1902 at St John the Evangelist, Chelford, Cheshire, England, .4�
Occupation 4 May 1905� John Blackshaw was a gardener on 4 May 1905.5�
Olive Thompstone b. 6 May 1842
Beatrice Annie Blackshaw+2,3,4,5 b. bt 13 Mar 1872 - 3 Apr 1872
Ellen M Blackshaw2 b. bt 4 Apr 1872 - 3 Apr 1873
Beatrice Annie
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Spouse's last name
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Cheshire Diocese of Chester parish marriages 1538-1910
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Sarah Ann Blackshaw1
F, #3934, b. 3 September 1845, d. 4 February 1930
Birth* 3 September 1845� Sarah Ann Blackshaw was born on 3 September 1845 at Somerford, Cheshire, England, .2,3�
Marriage* 1869� She married Joseph Thompstone, son of Nathan Thompstone and Mary Rathbone, in 1869 at St Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .1�
Married Name 1869� As of 1869,her married name was Thompstone.1�
Census 1871* 2 April 1871� She was listed as the wife of Joseph Thompstone in the 1871 census at Holly Bank, Marton in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, .2�
Census 1881* 3 April 1881� She was listed as the wife of Joseph Thompstone in the 1881 census at New Buildings, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .4�
(Witness) Will 19 July 1898� Sarah Ann Thompstone witnessed the will of Joseph Thompstone on 19 July 1898; He appointed his wife and two daughters and his friend Wiiam Thompstone of Bosley, corn miller, to be his executors.
He left them all his real and personal estate, their heirs, executors and administrators respectively. When the executors thought fit they were to cal lin, colect and convert into oney his estate. After any expenses had been paid they were to invest the residue of the said monies. The income from the trust funds to be paid to his wife during her life and after to his daughters during their lifetime and their respective moiety to go to their issue or husbands.5�
(Witness) Probate 1 March 1899� Sarah Ann Blackshaw witnessed the probate of the estate of Joseph Thompstone on 1 March 1899; Effects were £10,383 10s 10d.5,6�
(Witness) Marriage 9 September 1903� Sarah Ann Blackshaw witnessed the marriage of John Henry Thompstone and Edith Ellen Thompstone on 9 September 1903 at St James, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .2,7,8�
Will* 8 February 1924� Sarah Ann Blackshaw left a will on 8 February 1924; She bequeathed all her property to her daughter Rosa Sarah Blackshaw Thompstone and appointed her sole executrix.5�
Residence* 8 February 1924� She lived on 8 February 1924 at 337 Park Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, .5�
Death* 4 February 1930� She died on 4 February 1930 at 337 Park Lane, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, , at age 84.5,3,9�
Burial* 7 February 1930� She was buried on 7 February 1930 at St James, Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .2,3�
Probate 5 April 1930� Her estate was probated on 5 April 1930 at Chester, Cheshire, England, .5,9�
Joseph Thompstone b. 16 Mar 1844, d. 25 Dec 1898
Edith Ellen Thompstone4 b. bt 10 Sep 1871 - 30 Sep 1871, d. 4 May 1950
Rosa Sarah Blackshaw Thompstone4 b. 16 Sep 1874, d. 15 Apr 1945
[S37] Website Cheshire BMD (http://cheshirebmd.org.uk/) "GSJ/2/209."
[S56] Index to unknown record type, unknown second location, unknown period "THOMPSTONE Sarah Ann of 337 Park-lane Macclesfield widow died 4 February 1930 Probate CHESTER 5 April to Rosa Sarah Blackshaw Thompstone spinster. Effects £455 16s 8d."
Thomas Worthington1
M, #3935, b. between 31 March 1826 and 30 March 1827
Birth* between 31 March 1826 and 30 March 1827� Thomas Worthington was born between 31 March 1826 and 30 March 1827 at Gawsworth, Cheshire, England, .1�
(Servant) Census 1851 30 March 1851� He was listed as a servant in the household of Nathan Thompstone in the 1851 census at Northwood Farm, Siddington, Cheshire, England, .2,3�
Frank Thomas Swindell1,2
M, #3936, b. between 4 April 1861 and 29 June 1861
Father* Francis Swindell1,2 b. 15 Oct 1835
Mother* Sarah Faulkener1,2 b. bt 1 Apr 1839 - 3 Apr 1839, d. c 1910
Birth* between 4 April 1861 and 29 June 1861� Frank Thomas Swindell was born between 4 April 1861 and 29 June 1861 at Erith, Kent, England, .1,2�
Baptism 30 June 1861� He was baptised on 30 June 1861 at St Thomas, Southwark, Middlesex, England, .2�
(Son) Census 1881 3 April 1881� He was listed as the son of Francis Swindell in the 1881 census at 7 Green Lane, Greenwich, Kent, England, .1�
Occupation* 3 April 1881� Frank Thomas Swindell was a gardener on 3 April 1881.1�
[S880] Website Ancestry (www.ancestry.co.uk) "Name: Frank Thomas Swindell
Record Type: Baptism
Father's Name: Francis Swindell
Mother's Name: Sarah Swindell
Parish: Saint Thomas
Borough: Southwark
County: Middlesex."


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What's the latest at the state's temporary homeless camp?
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Some people staying at the state-run homeless camp in southeast Austin don't believe Governor Greg Abbott has kept promises he made to them.
When the site was established in November, Gov. Abbott said it was intended to provide shelter temporarily until a more permanent solution could be found. The campsite is a former maintenance yard for TxDOT vehicles that stored road signs for the past 20 years.
Some of the camp attendees say they were promised electricity, opportunities to wash clothes, and food. While those amenities are being provided, campers say they are not to an acceptable standard.
"Now they're giving us little bits of this, and that. I know he's the Governor, but dude, follow up on what you say," homeless camp attendee Robert Rhodes said.
On Thanksgiving Day, Gov. Abbott visited the camp and served meals while reiterating that the site was intended to be temporary. In the lead up to the camp, the Governor tweeted out there would be portable toilets, hand sanitation, and food.
A spokesperson with the Governor's office specifically addressed previous complaints that there wasn't electricity on site. The spokesperson told KXAN there was a fire hazard with too many extension cords and too few outlets, but the problem has been fixed.
The governor's office said there is no longer a curfew on electricity use at the camp.
State of Texas to provide temporary shelter for homeless in Austin
What's leading to the low turnout at the Governor's temporary homeless camp?
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by Kelly Lafargue / Jan 17, 2020
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Thousands of Texans helped to usher in the new decade with First Day Hike on January 1.
All-in-all, 5,242 people hiked, biked, and rode a total of 9,564 miles statewide on New Year's Day.


Marvel Studios' BLACK PANTHER - New Featurette Now Available!!!
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I am excited to share with you this featurette! Marvel Studios' BLACK PANTHER follows T'Challa who, after the death of his father, the King of Wakanda, returns home to the isolated, technologically advanced African nation to succeed to the throne and take his rightful place as king. But when a powerful old enemy reappears, T'Challa's mettle as king—and Black Panther—is tested when he is drawn into a formidable conflict that puts the fate of Wakanda and the entire world at risk. Faced with treachery and danger, the young king must rally his allies and release the full power of Black Panther to defeat his foes and secure the safety of his people and their way of life. Marvel Studios' BLACK PANTHER opens in theaters everywhere on February 16th! Check out the trailer!


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School Training: Scholarship grant Grants or perhaps Financial Support?
1 School Training: Scholarship grant Grants or perhaps Financial Support?
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Scholarship grants For Higher education College students 2019 in Maine – Let us facial area this reality. Schooling is not cheap! A lot of dad and mom do a increase take as soon as their kids are generally preparing along with eager for participating in a new college or maybe circumstances university.
You will find several things which in turn makes up the expense of schooling as well as the tuition is an element of the overall dish of having in to college. Some other day-to-day expenses features foods, transport, housing, bank account dollars, along with other altering fees that when they are included way up can certainly produce a significant percentage inside loans a college education.
Loads of people in nowadays, also should they belong to the actual upper-class contemporary society, take into consideration seeking fiscal aid. College grants and scholarships will be the most suitable kind of financial assistance.
Give as well as scholarship programs don't encompass students or even the household to pay back. These could represent two styles: (1) starting upon require, which usually emerges a result of the personal failure regarding each student and your family as one, in addition to (2) base in value, the particular natural talent associated with students during sports activities, will be the leading consideration. The past or present student's educational skill also drops below the merit-base college scholarhip and scholarship.
Oftentimes, university scholarships and grants combine the worth and need conditions to help remedy the full federal funding process. Numerous pupils and also their loved ones are generally inside the look-out for such type of fiscal aid. However, university grants and scholarships are restricted compared to the particular increasing variety of scholars yr following year.
National or maybe Country's Pell Grants or loans – this is usually a method borrowed nationally created to endow assist to the certified basic spanish student using college schooling. Grants and scholarships of this manner receive to help anyone who has never accomplished the baccalaureate degree.
The worth with the grant may differ year after year and is based on typically to the economical demand of the students, the prices which will be sustained while visiting the actual preferred university or college, plus the availability of cash with the country wide government.
This type of give will certainly amenable chance students in order to acquire doing well money for college from your nation's government.
Federal government Supplemental Educational Prospect Scholarhip (FSEOG) – it is a application to get continuous undergrad learners using superb fiscal need. Nevertheless, not all college students might avail this type of grant. The treatment depends about the membership regarding the scholars along with option of money of the concerned school.
A further method of federal funding this learners along with people can visit is with loans. This kind of financial assistance should be paid back. The economical need for the family unit is highly recommended completely to never pay substantial attention rates.
It can also be a must for you to recognize all the regards to lending companies just like the timetable involving payment and also interest levels, before you sign within and also creating a commitment.
Perform study is definitely a variety of financial help which telephone calls for young students to try and do labour in order to support its university education. Operate analysis is often carried out on college which is the commonest form of financial aid in all educational facilities in addition to colleges. Typically, the students may make intend to educational facilities for 10-15 time a week.
Scholarship grants, scholarships along with styles of federal funding to acquire higher education is really complex, difficult on occasion, and even exasperating. Fortunately higher education is really a non-refundable in addition to non-biodegradable type of investment. It's money!
Scholarship grants For Higher education College students 2019 in Maine – Lots of feel that motherhood is definitely the most happy moment in time while in the lifetime of an individual's being. Likely you still recall the thrills which you experienced bankruptcy lawyer las vegas better half delivered a child. There are occasions you won't ever rest because you want to capture proper care within your boy or girl sometimes amid the actual evening. You choose to make certain that he/she will sleeping comfortably throughout the night.
It's correct that happiness incorporates children from the family. On the other hand, like happiness may be accomplished for anyone who is liable plenty of with all your children. You must offer a bunch of their wants, beginning using their start up until eventually plenty of time likely studying. Even though it will definitely price tag you numerous, there is an obligation to your young ones, particularly providing them with the training they need.
If you have small children exactly who are now starting a new college, you need to imagine its personal needs. Probably in the end you keep in mind your individual college years and people are aware of the monetary requires with a normal college or university student. Even so, a real difference can be you're the parent—you can now be usually the one to think of the many installments that you need to be satisfied with a person's children's higher education, including college request, scholastic review examination costs, records of records, along with others. Include going without running shoes the particular lodging in addition to meal allocation associated with your children when the university is significantly from your personal residence.
Contemplating every one of these college-related expenditures could possibly be tremendous and annoying likewise, in particular if your salary is too little to support like expenditures as well as your family members financial requires on a similar time. However once you discover tips to get a college school funding for your children, you will discover that will every thing is appropriate out there smoothly.
• As soon as the kids are nevertheless on their school decades, you should begin in search of potential educational institutions that come with scholarships to get acceptable newcomer individuals along with educational funding programs loaned through unique organizations. Start off your search to the World-wide-web to find feasible higher education educational funding methods of your own children.
• If you notice a future college, stop by the key place of work along with inquire for virtually every scholarship or even educational funding offers.
• Constantly look for the particular cut-off schedules connected with processing and submission of college money for college program forms.
• Educate children regarding the need for a scholarship or grant with their higher education education. Cause them to become conscious they may have plenty of options to think about once they have got great high school scholastic records. By doing this, a person are able to inspire them to review tougher and then make a's and b's, as a result escalating the likelihood of a fantastic financial aid.
• You may also contemplate filing a questionnaire pertaining to federal funding products loaned by the Government government. State-owned colleges offer you such a financial help to certified and also valuable scholars who would like to follow the institution experiments despite of economical difficulties. You could possibly post your FAFSA (Free Application Form Pupil Aid) personally.
• Make certain that you have completed each of the FAFSA demands (such when provide statement with bank accounts, regular cash flow files, found house loan data, and also others) as well as know the protection under the law or perhaps specialadvantages in advance of recognizing the school funding to your children. You may also check if the school funding is actually renewable.
Scholarship grants For Higher education College students 2019 in Maine – With various financing products for instance scholarships as well as fed allows, that you are sure of a bright future for your children despite of the particular poverty that you're presently experiencing.
Scholarship grants For Higher education College students 2019 in Maine – Once we talk about college scholarship app, the responsibility is actually for the parents. As they possess the load above the education connected with their kids in addition to they do know what's going to often be perfect for these people, moms and dads apply in person to the college scholarship of the children.
Imagine if most of us convert the actual hold? By principal so that you can second knowledge, your mother and father acknowledged the particular responsibility. However they are the right age to care for a simple scholarship application. It requires several courage, self-confidence, and several exceptional educative information to obtain a college scholarship. Keep in mind that is basically that you that will use the school funding in which comes with the fund and not your current parents. So, making use of for your college scholarship has become your small business, plus it's possible along with significantly less supervision through your parents.
The process for scholarship program is analogous when you are applying for college. You need to learn each and every fund prospect readily available to make a long list of potential prospects that you simply feel will match your particular needs. When as a result of with all the checklist, you have to make a credit card applicatoin page assuring a person's results (good high school graduation scholastic documents along with advice emails through the secondary school movie director plus teachers) and you are currently on the way in entering into institution cheaper, or else pertaining to free.
• You need to begin as soon as your own high school graduation years. There are lots of scholarships of which start throughout your high school graduation year. In addition, these kind of financing programs are simply wide open in a particular period of time. When the application form ends, you need to delay for another year before you could apply for a person's application. Beginning earlier will provide you with better chances of getting the very best federal funding available.
• Present magnitude on the scholarship grant requirements. Take into account that among all available scholarships, now there are simply just very few that may suit your qualifications. Look at qualification standards on the college scholarship that you might want so that you can apply. In the event you found out the money for college would not accommodate with all the experience that you've, find another. Never strongly encourage your self on scholarships wherever the chances of you good results is usually minute.
• Make sure you full the needs expected simply by the teachers scholarship. Put together the particular paperwork this are typically questioned with the scholarship or grant grantee to its applicants.
• Your application page has to be your "discussing alter-ego" towards the attract from the scholarship you could have placed for. Therefore, you must produce a software correspondence which will encourage your recruit which you frankly have to have the federal funding so you deserve to acquire one, point out straightforward information and facts in the application. By no means contain phony data particularly if the purpose is definitely just to "flatter" the actual sponsor with the achievements.
After you observed these recipe ingredients, once you are prepared to send your application to your fund screening committee. Be ready for various other wants (such while selection interviews and also examinations) which will figure out if you're qualified for be given a school scholarship.
Follow the aforementioned institution freshman's recipke if you obtain a college or university scholarship. And in addition, do not forget to hope the fact that mentor would certainly look at you actually qualified to receive the teachers scholarship. Best of luck!
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The PaLA Academy of Leadership Studies (PALS) is a cooperative effort between the Pennsylvania Library Association and the Office of Commonwealth Libraries to offer leadership development for librarians.
PALS driving philosophy is that leadership is a choice we make not a position we hold. Since its introduction in 2009, the PALS programs have sought to mentor librarians from all walks of life and encourage them to become active participants and leaders in their own right.
What began as a 3.5-day workshop for new librarians has quickly grown and expanded to include a second 3.5-day workshop for directors and a one day work shop for support staff. It is the hope of the PALS Planning Committee to continue to develop these programs and to help enlighten and empower Pennsylvania's librarians by giving them all the tools they need to be a leader both personally and professionally.
PALS consists of three separate leadership development workshops held each June. Participants may not register for more than one workshop in a single calendar year.
Choosing Leadership: You Don't Need to a Title to be a Leader!
This one day workshop is specifically designed for non-degreed librarians and support staff who are looking for ways to hone their leadership potential. Anyone who works in libraries, regardless of their position, is welcome to attend. This workshop is also open to students.
This 3.5 day workshop is designed for MLS/MLIS degreed librarians whether they are fresh out of school or have been in the field for years. Participants will work closely with each other and with appointed mentors to explore what it means to be a leader and how they can make the choice to be leaders for their libraries. Participation in this workshop requires a 1 year commitment to assigned PALS group project. All participants must hold an appropriate degree from an American Library Association accredited school at the time of nomination.
This 3.5 day workshop is designed for library directors and assistant directors. Participants will work closely with each other and with appointed mentors to explore what it means to be both a library director and a library leader. Special sessions with the Office of Commonwealth Library staff will highlight state offered tools to help all directors lead their libraries no matter how big or how small. Participants must be either a director or an assistant director at their respective libraries. There is no degree requirement for this workshop.
Questions? Contact us at PALSbyPaLA@gmail.com!


On the 15 and 16 of September we will be in Warsaw, Poland, for the next Operational Training Session organized by AECM. The OTSs are reserved to the AECM members and deal with many different aspects of guarantee activity.
In Warsaw we will be discussing and exchanging best practices on the everyday communication and collaboration between banks and guarantee institutions from many points of view: from external communication to technology, just to quote a few.
We wish to thank our hosts, BGK, who are generously supporting the event, and our sponsors, Galileo Network, Italian software firm specializing in ITC for guarantee institutions.


We had a great weekend participating in the Forest School First Aid training course given by Marie Lyons of Remote West First Aid Training. This was a full two days of Remote Emergency Care, and in that time Marie crammed a lot of information and lots of hands on learning into what is a very practical course.
Marie did a brilliant job, giving all of us the confidence that we can cope with most of the situations we could potentially experience as outdoor instructors. Marie was direct, energetic and passionate about our learning and managed to guide us all through the training with a high standard of professionalism, clarity and humour. It was a great benefit to be taught by a trainer with such broad experience, as it enables Marie to call upon many first hand experiences to illustrate the importance of the concepts and skills she is teaching. The complete professional…..and great craic too!
Thanks Marie from Crann Og and all the Forest School trainees!


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A Day In The Metaverse
"The future belongs to those who see possibilities before they become obvious," ~ John Sculley, … [+] former Apple CEO.
For most of us, we start the day by opening our eyes - and looking immediately at our smartphones. Smartphones have become an extension of who we are. They hold our relationships, remind us of our cousin's birthdays and grandparent's anniversaries. Smartphones ping us with tasks to accomplish each day. They keep track of our fitness with prompts to get in those daily steps.
What if interacting with our digital assistants and virtual life could be more streamlined, productive and even fun? For many tasks, smartphones are bulky. They don't allow us to work with both hands. They're awkward as mirrors to the augmented world. AR glasses offer a different solution, one where the digital and physical come together in a streamlined approach.
These glasses would be our gateway into the virtual world, often called the metaverse. Also referred to as the AR cloud, spatial internet, spatial web, mirror world and/or the Magicverse (which we explored in a recent article), the metaverse is the new platform that comes after the smartphone. Just like when we use our mobile phones or search for something on the web, most people don't think about all the processes that are happening inside the phone.
For instance, when we turn on the lights or open the refrigerator, we know there's electricity powering them but we don't think about how it works. In the same way, artificial intelligence, sensors, and robot-to-device communication will be the "electricity" that will run the back end of the metaverse. The physical world we live in becomes machine-readable, clickable, and searchable. There will be new interfaces and new ways to navigate and create content. We will create new lexicons and even new architectures for our digital selves and the digital world around us.
This new convergence of our digital and physical realities will run on 5G and 6G, quantum computing, and Graphene-based CPUs. The way we will see this world will start off through our glasses.
Even as jobs change and our concept of work evolves, a large part of that world will be for work. The metaverse will make it so we no longer have to work in a physical place in the real world. Where we work will take place through the metaverse. AR glasses and the metaverse will be built together over time. In the near future AR glasses will have a plethora of uses in the workplace.
They can be used as security badges, they will remember coworker's names, departments, and past projects worked on together, and they can act as a remote window into global offices, manufacturing facilities, and packaging plants. Glasses have the potential to replace cell phones and laptops via augmented reality. Digital images, haptic feedback, biometric sensors, and audio queues are all possible features. Computer vision will be a critical component.
AR glasses can help people new to a job start working on the first day by showing them the processes and flows. They can assist those who might not be able to work without technical assistance. AR glasses are more than for social face filters. In a world where "remote" is quickly becoming the norm, AR glasses can turn our homes into the workplace, our workplaces into playgrounds and our lives into creative expressions of who we are.
Here's an exploration of what a day in the metaverse could possibly be like if we enter the metaverse wearing AR glasses that are sleek and useful. Some call this the Ray-Ban moment.
Imagine A Day With AR glasses
Meet Katie Wu. The year is 2028 and she lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
A gentle alarm from Katie's AR glasses wakes her up in the morning and she puts them on for the day, The glasses look perfectly normal by today's standards, but the frames and temples contain powerful invisible technology. Realizing Katie is awake, the glasses connect to her cloud services via a now mature 6G network, gathering all the information she will need for the upcoming day.
As Katie gazes out the window, sipping her morning coffee, the neighboring buildings fade away, replaced by unicorns grazing in a green field. The sounds of nature echo through the glasses' built-in spatial audio that realistically responds to her head movements. The unicorns help her brain train and assist her in starting off her day with a meditation that centers Katie and allows her to start off her day in a positive way.
Katie starts her off her day by looking for the perfect spot for her next family vacation. She wants to find a house on a cliff that oversees the ocean and has a playground nearby, a dog park, and also a tennis court. Since the world is now searchable, she's able to search and find all the places in the world that exist that meet her requirements. She finds the perfect house and her glasses go into full immersive mode. For a few minutes her room becomes the outside of the house and she can see the house and how it overlooks the ocean. It's exactly what she was looking for. Katie books it for a whole week, then asks her virtual assistant to include all the rental information in her family's shared calendar.
The unicorns fade, replaced by the work calendar for the day. Katie has a few minutes before her first meeting. While brushing her teeth, Katie's toothbrush measures her plaque levels and takes her temperature and sends the information to her glasses. They automatically schedule a cleaning with her dentist and her temperature is sent to her employer so they know she's in the clear to come into the office later that day.
Katie sees her prescription bottle highlighted (it only lights up after eating breakfast since the medication is supposed to be taken on a full stomach). She takes her medicine then heads to her closet, which is outfitted with mirrors. Looking inside, Katie swipes through various outfit combinations her glasses show her. Some outfit combinations include clothing from her fashion subscriptions like Rent the Runway. Katie calls in her AI stylist, Dana, to help her select an outfit. Dana, a virtual human that works for several sustainable designers shows Katie what she thinks would be a good fit for that day. Thanks to Dana's help, Katie picks an outfit, then takes out her clothes as the glasses highlight where they are hanging in the closet.
The glasses, using behavior technology, start playing audio of a coffee shop background. It's time to get to work.
Katie is a manufacturing technologist. She uses her AR glasses to design training modules for operators on the line. Her kitchen transforms into her client's assembly line. She spends the morning transforming the mix of paper and digital, training and repair manuals into AR assembly instructions.
Katie drags and drops arrows, buttons, and navigation across her field of view which will turn into real-time instructions. At one point Katie gets stuck. One of the machines she needs to create work instructions for isn't running. "Hey, glasses, see who is available to help with this."
Using the context of what Katie is working on and the status of her colleagues, the glasses decide who to contact. The hologram of her associate, Mike, is added to her augmented field of view inside the plant. Mike says, "Good morning Katie, how can I help". Katie responds, "Hi Mike, can you run this machine for me so I can create the work instructions?" Mike says, "Sure thing."
Katie watches him move his arms which remotely run the work station. Katie flips up the arrows and navigation for how to operate the work station. "Thanks, Mike!" Katie and Mike's augmented holograms high five, sending a vibration to the smartwatch on Katie's wrist.
At lunchtime, Katie decides to try a new restaurant.
"Take me to lunch," Katie says.
"There are three restaurants you haven't visited within walking distance." The AR glasses respond. Bubbles display in Katie's field of vision where the restaurants are located with dotted lines marking the walking path and distance. Katie decides on one, the menu appears before her. "Number 19 Shwarma Wrap." The order is placed.
At the restaurant, Katie picks up her sandwich and confirms payment through her AR glasses. A digital receipt displays and folds itself into a digital expense tracker. Before leaving the restaurant, her glasses remind her that her niece is having a birthday soon and that she should order her a gift.
The glasses recommend a brand, but Katie knows her niece is really interested in a new Roblox game and wanted to get new skins for her avatar and some game-related swag. Katie asks the glasses if there are any special discount codes she can use to save money on the gift. The glasses tell her there are discounts if she use the new digital currency that was launched for a new version of the game and with a literal the blink of her eye, her glasses read her intent and she purchases the skin which will be sent to her niece digitally on her birthday and a box of swag that will arrive via drone-delivery during the birthday party.
Katie takes her sandwich and heads to the park across the street to visit her friend's recently uploaded art exhibit. The park bench Katie sits on turns into a bridge. Under Katie's feet, a river rushes by, digital stone fish, like from a fountain, jump upstream, digitally splashing Katie's lap. Katie gets a call from her boss who digitally appears on the bench next to her. "We have a new client, can you come into the office this afternoon?" Katie says yes. The hologram disappears.
When Katie gets to the office, her glasses connect with the building's cloud services to securely verify her identity and open the door. A map of the office building appears showing her the conference room where her boss is located. Visual cues help navigate her to the location. When she arrives, a digital layout of the new client's plant displays on the conference room table. Tiny, holographic operators and engineers move within the plant.
After the virtual tour, Katie gets an audio reminder that the building where she works is having an emergency drill to practice in case the city gets flooded again, as flooding has become an increased concern for residents. Sure enough, an alarm goes off and she gets a visual prompt to follow the escape route that her glasses outline. Katie follows the navigation to the staircase that leads her up and out of the building onto the flying carport.
Katie and her coworkers gather and the building's AI facility manager, James, another virtual human, lets everyone know that in case of an emergency like the one they are practicing for, they should all take the stairs to the top level and that flying autonomous rescue vehicles will be there to airlift everyone to a safety zone. James also shows them a 1 to 1 virtual map of all the areas that were flooded in the building the last time it happened. After the drill is done, Katie realizes her workday is over.
Katie heads back downstairs. She stops in the bathroom and uses her AR glasses to change her digital look from business professional to "happy hour hip". She blinks through a few outfits before she's satisfied with her digital avatar's look. Katie leaves the office building and jumps into an autonomous taxi that takes her home.
On the way home, she gets an audio message from her sister. Katie's sister, Manuela, is the CMO of a new metaverse social marketing firm. Manuela just won a big contract to help one of top virtual fashion brands with their latest digital human campaign. Her sister has been at the forefront of brand activations in the metaverse for several years now and is a leading voice in the metamarketing world.
She was one of the first people to realize that direct to consumer was morphing into direct to avatar. Katie can hear the excitement in Manuela's voice, but decides she'll call her tomorrow, as she knows Drew is proposing to Manuela tonight when they meet in virtual Venice for a gondola ride and virtual performance from Andrea Bocelli's AI.
When Katie gets home she relaxes a short bit by taking a stroll through her augmented feed. Clips from her friends' day play on either side. A LIVE sign hangs above one group of friends. Katie virtually walks over to join the party. She's so glad she had changed her digital outfit before leaving work. Ever since Katie and her friends graduated college, they moved all over the country. That doesn't stop them from having get-togethers in the metaverse. Her friend's playlist appears as a DJ, spinning tracks in the corner and the room she's in turns into a virtual club where Katie can see her friends' avatars and holograms. They dance and chat. It's nice to enjoy time together with her friends even when they are far away. It feels just like the old times when they were all in the same physical place.
During the party, Katie gets a volumetric call from her boyfriend Marco, who's an up and coming virtual artist. Marco is in Costa Rica creating the first part of his next big installation. It's a persistently running space composed of a digital river that connects different parts of the world through portals.
For the first part, Marco is working deep inside the rainforest. He called to give Katie a sneak peek at the way his installation will connect the rain forest portal to the undersea portal in Belize, and finally the space portal on the moon base which he will work on in a few months. Marco will use neural interfaces so people who visit the virtual installation can expand their existing limbs into wings, creating an experience where both the interface and the interaction with the art responds to what each person imagines, making it unique and personalized.
After virtually walking through the rain forest with Marco, they give each other a kiss goodnight. The nanobots in Katie's chapstick tingle, making her feel for a moment that she was with Marco under the Costa Rican stars.
As Katie winds down for the night her glasses monitor her brain wave patterns and provide her a custom guided meditation to set her up for a restful deep sleep. When she takes off her glasses for the night they connect with her smart home system to turn on the night security mode, slowly turning down the lights and providing tranquil background sounds. As her AR glasses are wirelessly charging, Katie falls asleep, subconsciously preparing her mind for the day ahead.
Do You See The Possibilities?
Former Apple CEO, John Sculley, once said, "the future belongs to those who see the possibilities before they become obvoius." Do you see the possibilities?
Augmented reality glasses have the potential to do more than overlay directions and show us digital calendars. They have the potential to revolutionize the way we work, socialize, and take care of ourselves. AR glasses are a portal to the next wave of computing - spatial computing. It's where digital avatars, digital representations of ourselves, and the physical world intermingle to form a new reality. It's already happening with mixed reality and spatial computing headsets, social media AR filters and lenses, and Google Maps Live View. One thing the pandemic has shown us is that our lives are becoming more digitized and virtualized.
Being able to access the virtual world via glasses will also allow companies to reimagine their products in new ways and even who the company is as a brand. It will allow them to accelerate business processes as well, being able to try out new approaches or even product lines on a virtual twin to see what efficiencies can be created before deploying them. It will also allow researchers and medical professionals to use exact virtual replicas powered by AI to explore new treatments without risking the patient.
Many wonder when will we reach that Ray-Ban moment or what will be the impact on humanity. In a recent video interview, Nicolas Berggruen from the Berggruen Institute, shared his philosophical perspective on being human in the digital/virtual age and the convergence that is upon us.
AR glasses might not solve all our problems or be exactly how people work and conduct business. But imagining the possibilities is the first step to innovating the future.
As British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke said, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
Written with insight from Fifer Garbesi, Lily Snyder, Rob Crasco, Marcus Endicott, Taron Lizagub, Ryan Gill, and Linda Ricci.
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