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Georgia's Borjomi council may impeach head
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Head of the Borjomi's municipal council Zaza Chachanidze (Samkhretis Karibche)
A majority of councillors from Borjomi's municipal council (sakrebulo) have signed a request to impeach the head of the council, the only one in Georgia not controlled by the ruling Georgian Dream party. The move comes as a crisis between the council and the mayor's office continues, over the council's refusal to sign off on a staff budget for the mayor's office which included pay rises for the top positions.
Fifteen of the council's 28 members submitted the appeal on Wednesday to impeach Zaza Chachanidze, from the Alliance of Patriots, including two from his own party. The remaining signatories were all members of Georgian Dream.
The council will consider the issue in a plenary session on 28 March. The same day, the council will once again discuss the staff budget for the mayor's office, which the council has rejected seven times.
Alliance of Patriots councillor Tatiana Martinenko told Samtskhe-Javakheti-based news site Samkhretis Karibche that she and another councillor from the party, Mamuka Lursmanashvili, were the authors of the initiative to impeach Chachanidze, adding that it came as a result of the crisis in Borjomi between the Mayor's Office and Council over the former's staff pay.
'There are 11 councillors from the Alliance of Patriots on the council. We think that we share a great responsibility for the peace in Borjomi and to form a normal relationship between the Mayor's Office and the council. This is why it was our initiative to change the head of the council and Georgian Dream councillors joined us in this initiative', she said.
In order for Chachanidze to be impeached, at least 15 councillors must vote in favour of it in a secret ballot on 28 March.
Chachanidze told Samkhretis Karibche that he hasn't yet spoken with Martinenko and Lursmanashivli and doesn't know why they made such a decision. He says he cannot do anything but wait for the plenary session.
'I will bring up the issue of impeaching me along with the other items on the agenda. Let's see what happened. The situation now is such that everyone has seen perfectly who is who in reality', he remarked.
Martinenko had accused Chachanidze of 'using the votes' of 15 opposition councillors for personal gain. She said the crisis in Borjomi is the result of a disagreement between Chachanidze and councillors from Georgian Dream, and this is why they decided to impeach him. She added that in the event Chachanidze is impeached, the Alliance of Patriots will nominate a new head of the council from their ranks and hope the council supports them.
According to her, the decision had been agreed with the party's central office.
Georgian Dream has 13 out of 28 seats on the council, the Alliance of Patriots has 11, the United National Movement two, and European Georgia and the Labour Party have one councillor each. Georgian Dream had been boycotting council sessions for several months since failing to secure a majority at the elections, until the conflict with Mayor's Office escalated.
The Mayor of Borjomi and almost the entire staff of his office haven't been paid for the past three months, because the council has refused to approve a new staff budget. The new budget included major pay rises for the Mayor and several of his senior staff.
Most of the staff of the Mayor's Office, including the mayor himself, went on a strike in the beginning of March, but resumed work in a few days after receiving promises that the council would again consider the issue of their salaries on the next plenary session on 28 March.
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Q: How to know when async recursion activities have finished? I have a script that builds a list based on a directory structure. It reads from WebDAV resources to discover locks, per-file, and appends nodes and classes to display this structure as a series of nested lists with a class on a list item if it is locked.
That all works wonderfully, what I want to do now is assign functionality to the created list nodes.
I could add this functionality as the list item is created within the scope of the async callback, but I was wondering if there were any common approaches out there which might wait for a series of potentially recursive async activities (X-level directories with Y resources in them) to finish, and at that point safely perform actions on the whole group of created nodes.
The reason I ask, instead of going ahead and adding functionality during each async callback for a discovered resource, is because I am using YUI3 and they have all sorts of conveniences like:
// Add functionality to items meeting the CSS selector criteria
Y.all('#select_projects_list li.file:not(#select_projects_list li.locked)').on('click', function(e){
    // do stuff with 'this'
});

Where it would seem that if I did the above it might be more efficient than repeating a similar function within each async callback for what might end up being hundreds of resources.
Pseudo-code solutions, ideas and approaches appreciated.
cheers.

A: Use event delegation.  In general, if you find yourself using Y.all(...).on(...), you should probably be using event delegation.
Try this:
Y.one('#select_projects_list').delegate('click', handleClick, 'li.file:not(.locked)');

handleClick will be called for any click that happens on any li inside #select_projects_list that has class "file" and doesn't have class "locked".  If you later add, remove, or change any of these li nodes, you won't need to do any more or change any event subscriptions.  The one delegate listener will do.  Inside the handleClick callback, this will be the li node.
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/3/event/#delegate

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HEaRD in WNY: Top shows for Feb. 2 - 8
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This week's featured show is Monday (Feb. 6)'s Dope Knife at Mohawk Place.
Rapper / Producer / Director & Freestyle Rap Extraordinaire of Dope Sandwich Records & Tapes, Savannah, Georgia's own, Dope Knife is a multi-talented artist of Liberian decent. He uses his background as a formidable freestyle rapper, combined with his affection for off kilter beats and political satire, to form his own brand of Hip Hop, which he describes as "Dope, Dope, Dope." Dope Knife's newest EP, a four track juggernaut of dark rhymes and gritty beats named "Weekend at Brodies," released on Fake Four Records, and was described by Savannah C-Port News as "introspective" and "vicious" in its delivery. The EP is but the beginning, however, because on the heals of "Weekend at Brodies" comes "NineteenEightyFour," Dope Knife's debut album, released by Strange Famous Records featuring Sage Francis, Ceschi, and many more.
Dope Knife will be joined by a stacked line up of Buffalo's best including Chuckie Campbell & Black Den (Band), AbSalute, Rap and Destroy, Frigid Giant, Shuteyes, L Biz, G Premacy, & Mad Dukez and admission is FREE. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the first 25 guests will be greeted with a complimentary promotional package including coupons to local eateries and distilleries in the Buffalo area along with an informative booklet on all of the evening's performers. You can't go wrong with no cover, $2 PBR Drafts & $4 Tito's drinks. So get to Mohawk Place this Monday, Feb. 6 and get down with your local hip hop/rap scene.
/// other shows ///
Into The Harbor: 6 p.m. Thursday at Stamps
Randle & The Late Night Scandals: 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Armor Inn Tap Room
Blizzard Of Hip Hop: 8 p.m. Friday at Stamps
White Shade & Strange Standard: 8 p.m. Friday at Mohawk Place
Nethergrave & Prepare For The Mindscan: 11:30 p.m. Friday at Mohawk Place
Samantha Sugarman: 8 p.m. Saturday at TheGypsyParlor
Welcome Baby Lincoln Celebration: 9 p.m. Saturday at Stamps
Homesafe & Life Lessons: 6 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Studio at Waiting Room
Greg Burt is a Concert Promoter/Sound Guy/Music Supporter/Keyboardist/etc. He can be reached at Greg@FTMPEvents.com. For the full FTMP show calendar, visit www.FTMPEvents.com.
HEaRD in WNY: Top shows for Feb. 2 - 8 Reviewed by All WNY on Monday, January 30, 2017 Rating: 5

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Eric Drooker (Berkeley, CA, USA), Reymond Page (Winnipeg, MB, Canada), and Stig (Oxford, UK) have generously allowed their work to appear on our web site and in our publications. We are deeply indebted to them.
Eric Drooker – Created "The Grim Sower" and the art work used for Captain Hook and Cog Posters for many years.
Eric can be contacted at drooker(at)drooker.com and you can click here to view his web site.
Reymond Pagé – Creates all of our riff-rafi cartoons, and most of the posters (with the exception of the Captain Hook Awards Posters).
Stig – Created many Captain Hook Awards Posters, and various ETC Group Conference leaflets.
Stig can be contacted at s(at)shtig(dot)net, and his webiste is www.shtig.net.


A festival of fuchsias held in the village church provided me with the incentive to pick up a paintbrush in 1984. To begin with I used acrylic and gouache on a variety of different coloured backgrounds, which portrayed the vibrancy found in fuchsias. Later the technique of using watercolours with a 'dry' brush was integrated with the other media to produce the full range of botanical subjects. This not only allowed me to describe the plant accurately but to capture the true character and beauty of the plant.
Alison Jones is basically self-taught with no formal education in art. She was introduced to watercolour and received tuition by Jenny Jowett and Clare Dalby, both leading botanical artists.
In 1990 and 1993 Alison Jones was awarded the Grenfell Silver medals from the Royal Horticultural Society for exhibitions of fuchsias and cyclamen coum respectively. In 1995 the book 'Fuchsias: The Complete Guide', written by Edwin J.Goulding and published by B.T.Batsford, was illustrated by Alison Jones with 40 line drawings and 12 colour plates. In October 2000 Alison became a full member of the Society of Floral Painters and will be exhibiting nationwide. In the years 2000, 2008 and 2013 Alison Jones was awarded the R.H.S. Grenfell Silver-gilt medals.
'Breckland Wildflowers, Heaths and Grasslands'. An exhibition of the originals was held at the Apex, Bury St. Edmunds throughout April 2017. As the first edition has sold the reprint is now available.


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BlackBerry Partners With HCL Infosystems To Expand Channel For Enterprise Software Products And Services In India
BlackBerry Limited, a global leader in secure mobilecommunications, today announced a new partnership with HCLInfosystems, one of India's premier IT services, distribution and digital solutions companies, significantly expanding the channel and distribution network for BlackBerry enterprise software products and services in India.The partnership will enhance the availability of BlackBerry's enterprise mobility portfolio to business customers by leveraging HCL Infosystems' extensive pan-India network of deeply specialized enterprise distribution partners. As well as sales support, customers will also have access to HCL Infosystems' IT deployment support and integration capabilities that will help them to migrate seamlessly or consolidate their Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) investments. BlackBerry is successfully working with value-added distributors and enterprise channel partners worldwide as part of its global enterprise partner program. This is expanding rapidly especially in the EMM segment as the company announces further integration of BES®12, Good Dynamics and WatchDox® by BlackBerry. This single comprehensive EMM management experience allows administrators to securely manage any mobile deployment at the device, app and content layer from one secure platform, with unmatched control. BlackBerry has also introduced AtHoc for Good Dynamics, new split billing solutions with BlackBerry® WorkLife™ and WatchDox® by BlackBerry Email Protector, allowing businesses to automatically control and secure files sent through email by embedding file-level DRM protection, even after they leave the organization´s firewall. The partnership further strengthens HCL's Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) alliances by significantly expanding their enterprise software portfolio with BlackBerry solutions. In addition to selling and supporting BlackBerry´s enterprise software portfolio, HCL Infosystems will also provide value-added services such as technical support and consulting.BlackBerry has over 70 security certifications globally and has just been named a Leader in the Gartner1) Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) Suites. Customers are embracing the Blackberry EMM platform because of its multi-OS support from a single console with iOS, Android (including Android for Work and Samsung KNOX), BlackBerry, Windows and Mac OS – and for any ownership model (BYOD, COPE, COBO). With its latest enhancements, Good Secure EMM Suites from BlackBerry offers simple, flexible options for customers to deploy industry-leading security across devices, apps, content and data, controlling spend and administrative overheads. For partners, it provides a recurring, subscription revenue model that delivers a customer life cycle growth opportunity as businesses continue to embrace secure mobility and productivity.This partnership closely follows the announcement of the BlackBerry Enterprise Partner Program in May 2016, underlining BlackBerry's commitment to the global channel partner network. The program includes an integrated and simplified pricing structure along with enhanced partner discounts through deal registration, and offers BlackBerry partners around the world best practices that enhance their skills to offer and support BlackBerry's cross platform security and productivity solutions.


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ZALI Releases New Single "Girls Like Us" November 10th
Oct 27, 2017 | Entertainment
Single is a celebration of strength in the face of heartbreak
LOS ANGELES, CA, October 27, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ — Irish Singer/Songwriter ZALI finds a new twist on losing love with her new single "Girls Like Us". She explores how women are not alone in the pain of rejection and heartbreak and will find a supportive sisterhood in the wake of heartbreak.
Produced by the up-and-coming talented triple threat Keyboard Keith, with vocal production and engineering by renowned Irish producer James Darkin who has worked with artists like Hozier, Gavin James, Kanye West, Will.i.am and Rihanna, "Girls Like Us" showcases ZALI's strength, both vocally and emotionally, as she performs her bold, unapologetic lyrics. With "Girls Like Us," ZALI has created an anthem for women, freeing them from their inhibitions, giving them permission to stop playing a role and to start getting exactly what they want.
Inspired by artists like Amy Winehouse, Toni Braxton, Frank Ocean and Duffy, ZALI uses her music to tell stories and to capture the true emotion behind the music.
"'Girls Like Us' for me is an anthem to girls everywhere to just let go and be. After previously recording the track earlier in the year, I went back into the Studio to re-record the track after just recently going through some heartbreak to really capture every emotion I was feeling and 'Girls Like Us' to me was a reaffirmation that I will be okay. And that there are no rules, except living my best life for me. What I want with my music is to create a bond between me and my listeners through our shared experiences," says ZALI about her creative process.
2017 has been a good year for ZALI. She saw her debut single "Can't Stop" climb the charts, amass over 100,000 streams on Spotify and winning fans. Her performances at hotspots around Dublin, including Abner Browns and The Bowery helped put her on the map as one of the evolving faces of music in Ireland. It was her performance at the Irish Music Rights Organisation for Culture Night that marked her as a talent to watch. Afterwards, ZALI was invited to perform "Girls Like Us" live on the popular Irish online platform JOE.ie. With "Girls Like Us," ZALI will continue to rise in both the UK and US music scenes.
An incredibly talented vocalist with much to offer the world, ZALI is looking forward to announcing the release of a new project in 2018. As always, she continues to practice her craft, writing songs and recording at every opportunity.
About ZALI
Meet ZALI, the rising Irish Singer-songwriter that is hypnotizing Ireland and the UK with her powerful vocals and the distinct cross-genre sound of Soul-Pop. Music has been her passion since childhood, and it was her involvement with the church choir performing to crowds ranging from the hundreds to thousands that showed her she belonged on stage. Years of consistent vocal training has helped ZALI develop her powerful voice, dynamic vocal range, and signature sound, old-school R&B mixed with Soul-Pop. Her newest release, the highly anticipated "Girls Like Us" is wickedly clever, described as "heartbreak with a twist". Follow ZALI on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Official Website: www.zalimusic.com
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Do children born to K visa appli cants require a separate visa to enter the United States?
Unmarried, minor children of K visa applicants are also eligible for K visas to enter to the United States if the petition is filed simultaneously with their parent's petition or within a certain period after their parent has entered the United States.
If the K visa applicants' is the biological child of a US citizen then the child is also eligible for US citizenship. The child may apply for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (equivalent to a birth certificate) and a US passport at the Embassy.
My wife and I live in Thailand but would like to travel to the US for a brief period and then continue to reside in Thailand. Is the K3 visa appropriate?
Generally, no, because one prerequisite for the K3 is an intention to reside in the US. The appropriate visa would be a tourist visa. The maximum tourist visa is a 10-year multiple entry visa. Proof of residence in Thailand will be required to overcome the presumption of being an intended immigrant into the USA.
How long does it take for the K3 marriage visa to be approved?
Although processing time for the United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the US Consular Office varies, for a standard case, it generally takes 6-8 months for the K3 visa to be issued from the date on which the initial petition is filed.
My wife is HIV+. Is she still eligible for a K3 visa?
In many circumstances an HIV positive K-3 visa applicant may still be eligible for a visa, however a number of conditions would be imposed. Your wife's application may initially be denied because the US government considers certain communicable diseases a threat to public health. However, as a close relative of a US citizen, she will most likely be eligible for a waiver if certain conditions can be met. These conditions generally include evidence that admission of your wife to the United States will be create a minimal public health risk and that your wife's admission will not be a burden for government agencies. (Read more about HIV/AIDS and Immigration).
In what circumstances may a US citizen file a petition with the USCIS Regional Service Center in Bangkok?
The initial petition which establishes a US citizen's eligibility to bring a foreign fiancee or spouse to the United States must be filed with the USCIS Regional Service Center which has jurisdiction over the state of the US citizen's residence. In the event that the US citizen is residing in Bangkok, in certain circumstances, they may be able to file their petition with the Bangkok USCIS Service Center at the US Embassy. Processing times for the Bangkok Service Center and significantly less than service centers in the states.
The Bangkok Service Center generally requires evidence of long term visa status or evidence of residence outside of the US in the regional area that falls under the jurisdiction of the Bangkok USCIS.
Will US citizens who have petitioned for a K1 or K3visa in the past encounter problems when filing a new petition?
-The petitioner has filed a K1 or K3 visa petition with respect to 2 or more foreign nationals.
Persons filing 2 or more petitions will also be included in a database of multiple petitioners and the fiancee or spouse recipients of the petitions will receive notice of the previous applications.
Want to know more? Read our introductory Fiancee Visa FAQ or check out our Marriage Visa FAQ, K1 vs K3 Visa Comparision FAQ or Immediate Relative Visa FAQ.


Printed in four colors, yellow-ocher, orange-red, dark gray-green and black.
According to Tyler graphics notes, preparation work for continuous-tone lithography was done by Kenneth Tyler. Lee Funderburg worked on the plate preparation and processing and Roger Campbell, Funderburg and Tyler all proofed. The edition printing was done by Campbell and Funderburg.
Literature: Catalogue Raisonné: TGL print documentation, 1981.
Flower I is considered one of the most successful of the 1981 Bedford Series collaborations between Joan Mitchell, the artist and Ken Tyler, the printmaker. Flower I is has the same powerful, explosive quality of Mitchell's best paintings. It is simultaneously expressive and richly colored.


This simply elegant dish will impress in both presentation and taste! Cold wild rice with nuts makes a great side dish too!
Make three diagonal cuts into the fish on both sides.
Remove the zest from the limes and chop finely.
Chop the red chilli and finely slice the lemongrass and mix with olive oil.
Place the fish into a roasting tray, season to taste and pour lime juice into the cuts on each side of the fish. Pour a little olive oil mixture into each of the cuts and brush onto the fish with the remaining oil.
Place the fish into a pre-heated oven (180C/355F) or kettle BBQ and cook for approximately 20 minutes.
Add to the juice left in the roasting tray a tblsp of butter, the washed and drained watercress and coarsely chopped chives.
Place in the oven until the watercress starts to collapse and becomes limp. Remove, add the lemon juice and serve over the fish.
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MCDONALD, William married 2 Sep 1873 in Berkeley County, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Margaret E. McDonald. 110,697,012
Check the source file (free) and then check Archives for William MCDONALD.
MCDONALD, William married 22 Jun 1865 in Martinsburg, Berkeley, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Ellen Richmond. 110,697,013
MCDONALD, William married 24 Apr 1907 in Rawlins County, Kansas a bride named Mabel F. Flemming. 110,697,014
MCDONALD, William married 24 Nov 1870 in Harrison, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Elcy McDonald. 110,697,015
MCDONALD, William married 24 Oct 1850 in Wayne County, Indiana a bride named Mary Crull. 110,697,016
MCDONALD, William married 26 May 1881 in Grant, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Mary McDonald. 110,697,017
MCDONALD, William married 27 Dec 1915 in Cochise County, Arizona a bride named Arura Darrell. 110,697,018
MCDONALD, William married 27 Mar 1864 in Harrison, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Winney McDonald. 110,697,019
MCDONALD, William married 28 Jul 1900 in Medway, Massachusetts a bride named Marian (Webster) McDonald. 110,697,020
MCDONALD, William married 29 Mar 1919 in Martinsburg, Berkeley, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Annie Hodge. 110,697,021
MCDONALD, William married 29 Mar 1919 in Martinsburg, Berkeley, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Annie McDonald. 110,697,022
MCDONALD, William married 29 May 1916 in Cochise County, Arizona a bride named Neva Anderson. 110,697,023
MCDONALD, William married 29 Oct 1867 in Hampshire, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Phoebe McGee. 110,697,024
MCDONALD, William married 29 Sep 1908 in Harrison, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Frances Ann Frame. 110,697,025
MCDONALD, William married 30 Apr 1884 in Medway, Massachusetts a bride named Marion McDonald. 110,697,026
MCDONALD, William married 9 Mar 1830 in Berkeley County, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Margaret Vanmeter. 110,697,027
MCDONALD, William married 9 Mar 1830 in Berkeley County, West Virginia, U.S.A. a bride named Margaret Vanmetre. 110,697,028
MCDONALD, William married in 1855 in Monongalia, West Virginia, United States a bride named Hannah Watkins. 110,697,029
MCDONALD, William married in 1867 in Ohio, West Virginia, United States a bride named Arthelia Henry. 110,697,030
MCDONALD, William married in 1890 in Hancock, West Virginia, United States a bride named Mary Porter. 110,697,031
MCDONALD, William married in 1898 in Ohio, West Virginia, United States a bride named Bella Beckett. 110,697,032
MCDONALD, William married in 1903 in Wirt, West Virginia, United States a bride named Allie Ball. 110,697,033
MCDONALD, William married in 1904 in Ritchie, West Virginia, United States a bride named Clara B Smarr. 110,697,034
MCDONALD, William married in 1908 in Wirt, West Virginia, United States a bride named Virginia Long. 110,697,035
MCDONALD, William married in 1913 in Kanawha a bride named Mary A Leeson. 110,697,036
MCDONALD, William married in 1918 in Ohio, West Virginia, United States a bride named Amelia Hess. 110,697,037
MCDONALD, William married in 1920 in Randolph, West Virginia, United States a bride named Emma Mandavilla. 110,697,038
MCDONALD, William married in 1924 in Randolph, West Virginia, United States a bride named Saylie Beard. 110,697,039
MCDONALD, William married in 1925 in Ohio, West Virginia, United States a bride named Ida Bilby. 110,697,040
MCDONALD, William married in 1929 in Tucker, West Virginia, United States a bride named Bessie Johnson. 110,697,041
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1777 in N.C.; was in the 1850 census in Hancock County, Kentucky. 110,697,042
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1781 in N.C.; was in the 1850 census in Blount County, Alabama. 110,697,043
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1781 in NC; was in the 1850 census in Choctaw County, Alabama. 110,697,044
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1792 in N C; was in the 1860 census in Covington County, Mississippi. 110,697,045
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1795 in Ireland; was in the 1870 census in Saint Lawrence County, New York. 110,697,046
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1796 in Ky; was in the 1850 census in Shelby County, Kentucky. 110,697,047
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1796 in Penn; was in the 1850 census in Champaign County, Ohio. 110,697,048
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1798 in Ky; was in the 1850 census in Crawford County, Arkansas. 110,697,049
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1798 in Virginia; was in the 1850 census in Botetourt County, Virginia. 110,697,050
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1798; was in the 1850 census in St. Joseph County, Indiana. 110,697,051
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1800 in Ten.; was in the 1850 census in Morgan County, Alabama. 110,697,052
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1800 in Va; was in the 1850 census in Culpeper County, Virginia. 110,697,053
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1800 in Virginia; was in the 1850 census in Warren County, Virginia. 110,697,054
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1802 in NC; was in the 1850 census in Covington County, Mississippi. 110,697,055
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1806 in Pennsylvania; was in the 1860 census in Madison County, Iowa. 110,697,056
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1807 in SC; was in the 1850 census in Copiah County, Mississippi. 110,697,058
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1807 in Scotland; was in the 1860 census in Muskingum County, Ohio. 110,697,059
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1810 in TN; was in the 1860 census in Rusk County, Texas. 110,697,060
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1818 in Pa; was in the 1850 census in Morrow County, Ohio. 110,697,061
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1819 in Ga; was in the 1850 census in Grimes County, Texas. 110,697,062
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1819 in Ireland; was in the 1850 census in Morrow County, Ohio. 110,697,063
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1820 in Arkansas; was in the 1850 census in Hempstead County, Arkansas. 110,697,064
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1822 in Alabama; was in the 1850 census in Smith County, Texas. 110,697,065
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1822 in TN; was in the 1850 census in Polk County, Texas. 110,697,066
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1823 in N. J.; was in the 1850 census in Warren County, New Jersey. 110,697,067
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1823 in S.C.; was in the 1850 census in Neshoba County, Mississippi. 110,697,068
MCDONALD, William was born ABT 1824 in NY; was in the 1850 census in Morrow County, Ohio. 110,697,069
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"The brave people of Kashmir have shown that 'Right is Might' and defeated all Indian moves to suppress the reality of a brutal occupation".
This was stated by Maleeha Lodhi Pakistan's Ambassador to the United Nations at a special event held in New York to mark Solidarity Day with the people of occupied Kashmir. A photo exhibition was also organised showing the barbarity of human rights violations in occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Speaking at the well-attended event, Ambassador Lodhi said that for us every day is a day of solidarity with our Kashmiri brothers and sisters who have launched a heroic struggle against Indian occupation.
"The dark and forbidding night of this brutal oppression", she said, "is fleeting and will inevitably lead to a dawn of freedom and dignity." This long night of oppression cannot last in the face of the courage of the people of Kashmir.
She said India had been frustrated in its effort to conceal the reality that Kashmir never was and never will be a part of India.
Briefing the participants about recent steps taken by the government to highlight the Kashmir dispute, Ambassador Lodhi said that during the recent visit of the President of the UN General Assembly to Pakistan the Kashmir issue was forcefully raised in all her meetings with Pakistan 's leadership, including by the President, the Prime Minister and the Foreign Minister.
Peace in our region, she said, cannot be achieved without a just settlement of the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the resolutions of the Security Council and the wishes of the Kashmiri people.
She also said that Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke with the UN Secretary General in December in the wake of atrocities carried out by Indian forces and called for renewed and sustained efforts by the UN for a just settlement of dispute.
Pakistan, she said, would continue to expend diplomatic, political and moral support to the legitimate cause of the Kashmiri people.
Ambassador Lodhi also highlighted the landmark report by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights that detailed systematic violations of human rights in occupied Kashmir. The report, she said, has also been endorsed by the Secretary General of the UN who had termed it as the 'voice' of the UN.
The event at the Mission was attended by members of Kashmiri and Pakistani community leaders who also spoke about Indian atrocities in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir and urged the international community to play its role and raise its voice against the grave human rights situation in the occupied territory.
The acting consul general Naeem Iqbal Cheema also read out the message of the President of Pakistan Dr. Arif Alvi, while the Prime Minister's message was read out by Saad Warraich.
The Pakistani members urged members of community to play their role to raise awareness about the Kashmir dispute. "The people in occupied Kashmir look up to their diaspora communities as their voice of conscience to the international community".
She said that international public opinion is sympathetic to the Kashmiri cause. "The challenge now is to turn this public goodwill into a political expression of support", she added.


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Goodwill unveils new ID facility 6 years after protest, building finally opens
June 20, 2013 By Northwest Asian Weekly
Designed by Seattle- and San Francisco-based Mithun, the new building replaces a nearly 90-year-old facility. (Photo by Charles Lam/NWAW)
Goodwill Seattle now has a new building to match its sophisticated clientele, which includes the mayor and many successful professionals.
The organization debuted their new job training, education center, and administrative support building June 1 at the site of an earlier planned commercial development that saw community protest and resistance.
The new building, which replaces a nearly 90-year-old facility that had no natural lighting or air conditioning, will help Goodwill nearly double the size of their local job training program, budget willing.
"This is the largest of 10 job training centers in the area and now it can support twice as much staff. By the end of this fiscal year, we'll have helped 8,000 people. Next year, we're aiming for 9,000," Goodwill Seattle President and CEO Ken Colling said in a phone interview. "We're very excited about the future."
"Our old buildings date back many years," Colling continued. "There was no air conditioning and no windows. They didn't provide a good learning environment. Now, our students are very happily shocked."
The 49,600-square-foot facility is located at the intersection of Dearborn and Rainier and began construction in spring of 2012. Plans to develop the area and construct a new job training and education center have existed since 2006 but saw major pushback from the community, delaying any construction.
Originally, Goodwill planned to give some of the 10-acre property to a developer to build a commercial complex featuring 550 apartments and 600,000 square feet of commercial space anchored by a Target as well as other smaller retailers. In return, the developer would build Goodwill a completely new facility. Fearing higher rents and gentrification, the surrounding community organized a coalition committee made up of over 30 organizations.
The coalition wanted to see development happen, but wanted to make sure that it was responsible to the neighborhood around it according to Quang Nguyen, former executive director of the Vietnamese American Chamber of Commerce, in a 2007 interview with the Asian Weekly.
Following three years of negotiations and a protest, the community coalition and the developer reached an agreement that would provide $200,000 for a Vietnamese community center, $600,000 to train Little Saigon entrepreneurs, subsidized rent to existing businesses, union-wage jobs, and 200 units of housing for below-median income families.
But, despite the agreement, fissures developed in the community coalition, and some members of the coalition lodged complaints with the city council. After nearly three and a half years of negotiation, the developer decided not to go ahead with the project due, in part, to the declining economy.
Goodwill Seattle Board of Directors Past President Wayne Lau (rear center) and President and CEO Ken Holling (front right) during the ribbon cutting. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Goodwill then decided to fund the complex themselves through a low-interest loan with help from a capital campaign.
The building finished on schedule and under budget, costing approximately $14 million from design to construction.
The three-story building includes classrooms and computer labs, a Worksource drop-in center, and a student lounge on the first floor with two levels of instructor and administrative offices above. It is expected to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver designation through energy efficiency, use of daylight, water conservation, and storm water retention and treatment.
The Goodwill property at Dearborn and Rainier still features the original job training and education center as well as a retail thrift store and warehouse. There are currently no concrete plans to redevelop any of the other buildings in the area.
In the meantime, Goodwill will use space freed up by the move to augment their online business. In order to maximize the value of their donations, Goodwill Seattle lists some items for auction on the Internet.
"We've always been interested in replacing our buildings," said Colling.
"We have no plans at this time," he added. "But we're always looking for opportunities, and we'll see." (end)
Northwest Asian Weekly Staff can be reached at info@nwasianweekly.com.
Filed Under: Features, Business, Community News Tagged With: 2012, 2013, Goodwill, Goodwill Seattle President, Little Saigon, Northwest Asian Weekly Staff, Quang Nguyen, Vietnamese, Vol 32 No 26 | June 22 - June 28
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» Border child : a novel
Border child : a novel
Stone, Michel, 1969-
New York : Nan A. Talese/Doubleday, [2017].
F STONE, M
Families -- Mexico -- Fiction.
Mexican-American Border Region -- Fiction.
Mexico -- Emigration and immigration -- Fiction.
Missing children -- Fiction.
Round Rock Public Library - Adult (2nd floor) F STONE, M On Shelf
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"Years ago, young lovers Héctor and Lilia dreamed of a brighter future for their family in the United States. Héctor left Mexico first, to secure work and housing, but when Lilia, desperate to be with Héctor, impetuously crossed the border with their infant daughter, Alejandra, mother and child were separated, and Alejandra was never returned to her parents. Now, four years later, the family finally has a chance for reunion, but the damage wreaked by their traumatic separation may well be irreparable. After that disastrous border crossing, Héctor and Lilia lived and worked in South Carolina for several years before a misunderstanding with immigration officials forced their return to their sleepy hometown of Oaxaca, in Southern Mexico. Their perspectives permanently altered, the pair has at last achieved relative equilibrium, with a toddler son and another baby on the way, when they receive an unexpected tip that might lead them to Alejandra. Working increasingly illegal jobs to earn money for his journey north, Héctor goes in search of answers about his long-absent daughter. Meanwhile, in Héctor's absence, a bedridden Lilia awaits the birth of their third child, but cannot keep herself from reliving the worst mistakes of her past. In luminous, compassionate prose, Michel Stone renders a landscape of shifted expectations, a marriage put to an unimaginable test, and the consequences of wanting more for the next generation "--,Provided by publisher.
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Charruatoxodon is an extinct monotypic genus of notoungulate belonging to the family Toxodontidae. It lived from the Pliocene to the Early Pleistocene in what is now southern Uruguay. Its remains have been found in the San José member of the Raigón Formation, near Montevideo.

History

The holotype of the genus, FC-DPV-514, was described in 1842 by Alcide d'Orbigny and Charles Léopold Laurillard, who assigned it to the species Dinotoxodon paranensis. They believed the specimen to come from the Upper Miocene Camacho Formation.
The assignation to the species D. paranensis was contested by Pérez-García in 2004, who only assigned it to the genus Dinotoxodon. In 2013, a study by Perea, Rinderknecht, Ubilla, Bostelmann and Martinez assigned it as Toxodontidae indet., and estimated its remains to be more recent than initially thought, likely the result of the fall of a overlying block containing the remains inside an earlier deposit, and assigned it to the Montehermosan-Ensenadan Raigón Formation.
In 2022, a revision of the specimen led by Ferrero, Schmidt, Pérez-García, Perea and Ribeiro finally erected the new genus and species Charruatoxodon uruguayensis, using FC-DPV-514 as holotype.

Etymology
The genus name, Charruatoxodon, is composed from the suffix -toxodon, referring to its relative Toxodon, and the prefix Charrua-, referring to the Charrúa natives, who lived in southern Uruguay before the Spanish colonization and suffered a violent genocide organized by the newly formed Uruguayan  government in 1831. The species name, urugayensis, is given after the country were its holotype was found, Uruguay.

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Pleistocene mammals of South America
Pliocene mammals of South America
Miocene mammals of South America
Pleistocene genus extinctions
Neogene Uruguay
Pleistocene Uruguay
Fossils of Uruguay
Ensenadan
Uquian
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Nuzířov je vesnice, část obce Malhostovice v okrese Brno-venkov v Jihomoravském kraji. Nachází se asi 1,5 km na severovýchod od Malhostovic, na okraji Bobravské vrchoviny. Vsí prochází silnice II/379. Žije zde  obyvatel. Roku 2009 zde bylo evidováno 59 adres. Katastrální území Nuzířova má rozlohu 3,17 km².

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Název vesnice byl odvozen od osobního jména Nuzíř (přezdívky nuzného člověka) a znamenalo "Nuzířův majetek". Od konce 15. do počátku 20. století se jméno vlivem místního nářečí psalo jako Nuřízov či Nořízov, výjimečně i Nozířov. Teprve roku 1924 byl stanoven návrat k původní podobě Nuzířov.

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První písemná zmínka o vsi je z roku 1349. Součástí Malhostovic je Nuzířov od roku 1964.

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This is not really a controversy, and I don't hope to turn it into one. The question arises because of a short passage in The Inconvenient Indian, by Thomas King, a Canadian writer who self-identifies as part Cherokee and who often writes about First Nations issues. The passage is as follows:
From The Inconvenient Indian: A curious account of native people in North America (2012) by Thomas King
... My favourite old chestnut features Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. The original story, the one Smith told, is that he was captured by the Powhatan in 1607, shortly after arriving in what is now Virginia. He was taken to one of the main villages, and just as the Indians made ready to kill him, he was saved by the daughter of the head man, a young woman whom all of us know as Pocahontas.
It's a pretty good tale. And 1607 wasn't the first time Smith had used it. Before he came to America, he had been a soldier of fortune, had found himself in a number of tight spots, and, according to the good Captain, had been befriended and / or saved by comely women. Smith makes mention of three such women in his writings, the Lady Tragabigzanda in Turkey, the Lady Callamata in Russia, and Madam Chanoyes in France, all of whom "assisted" him during his trials and tribulations as a young mercenary.
Lucky guy.
Of course, the story of heroes being saved by beautiful maidens is a classic and had been around for centuries. Personally, I don't believe that Smith knew Pocahontas. I certainly don't believe that she saved him or that they had any sort of relationship. His first mention of her doesn't come until Pocahontas arrived in England in 1616. By then, as an authentic American Indian princess, she had acquired a certain fame and notoriety, and Smith, I suspect, eager to bathe once again in the warmth of public glory, took the stock story out of storage, dusted it off, and inserted Pocahontas's name in the proper place.
Helen [King's wife] likes details, and she is inordinately fond of footnotes. I'm not. But because I love her, I try to accommodate her needs. So, here are the facts, as we know them. Smith does come to Virginia in 1607. He is most likely captured by the Powhatan people. Whether they want to kill him or not is a moot point. The reality is they don't. He gets back to the colony in one piece, is injured in a gunpowder explosion, and returns to England in 1609. Did he know Pocahontas? There's nothing to indicate that he did. Did he have a relationship with her as the Disney folks suggest in their saccharine jeu d'esprit? Well, at the time of the supposed meeting, Smith would have been twenty-seven and Pocahontas would have been about ten, maybe twelve years old. Possible, but not probable.
Still, the story, false though I believe it to be, has been too appealing for North America to ignore. And we have dragged the damn thing--with its eroticism and exoticism, its White Hero and its dusky maiden--across the continent and the centuries. p. 8, 9
My reaction to King:
When I first read this passage, I was a little surprised at the notion that John Smith could have fabricated all of his meetings with Pocahontas, and I had to go back and review the historical record to see if there was even a possibility of truth to this. It turns out that King simply had his facts wrong.
King says "I don't believe that Smith knew Pocahontas." He further states "There's nothing to indicate he did." I guess we could quibble about the meaning of "knew," but John Smith is the first person in recorded history to mention Pocahontas. In his 1608 publication, A True Relation., Smith states,
Powhatan, understanding we detained certaine Salvages, sent his Daughter, a child of tenne yeares old: which, not only for feature, countenance, and proportion, much exceedeth any of the rest of his people: but for wit and spirit, the only Nonpariel of his Country. (1608)
A few lines later, he revealed her name to be "Pocahuntas." One might argue whether or not this passage is definitive proof that Smith "knew" Pocahontas, as in 'talked to her and knew her as a person,' but it's pretty clear that John Smith "knew of" Pocahontas before any other European could claim the honor.
Smith also mentioned Pocahontas in 1612 in A Map of Virginia. This is still several years before she had gained any "fame and notoriety." The text suggests (but does not prove) a friendly relationship between Smith and Pocahontas. In a section of the document where Smith lists some of the Powhatan words and phrases he knows, he includes this sentence:
Kekaten pokahontas patiaquagh niugh tanks manotyens neer mowchick rawrenock audowgh Bid Pokahontas bring hither two little Baskets, and I wil give her white beads to make her a chaine..
King is happy to point out how popular culture gets the Pocahontas story wrong, but he wasn't very careful about unearthing the actual facts himself.
King also implies in the above that Smith had told stories prior to 1607 of being rescued by "comely" women. One might think, for example, that Smith told this story once in 1603, then again in 1605, and again in 1607, each time substituting a new and more beautiful heroine. That's not quite how it worked. Smith first told the story of being rescued by a woman (Pocahontas) in 1622. He later (in 1624) wrote of being helped by other women, all of these incidents having occurred earlier in his life. One might argue that there's no essential difference, but it's clear that King is imprecise in his account. As for the women all being "comely" (i.e., beautiful), Smith only indicated that the Lady Tragabigzanda was "beauteous," while Lady Callamata was described as "charitable" and Madame Chanoyes was merely "good."
I'm also slightly irritated at King's easy potshot at Disney. The folks at Disney by no means created the legend of Pocahontas and John Smith; they only repeated it, and they never claimed to be making a historical documentary. I view this as King pushing some easy buttons to tap into already existing Native American dissatisfaction with the Disney portrayal of Pocahontas.
Finally, King states that stories about heroes being saved by beautiful maidens are a "classic," implying that Smith was just repeating a common trope that we would all recognize. So, Dear Reader, in 30 seconds, how many of those "classic" stories can you recall? Tick, tick, tick. Yeah, I couldn't think of any either. {I admit, this is a nitpick, as the charge is plausible and has been pointed out by historians. I guess my nitpick is King's use of "of course," which implies that even non-historians should obviously know and agree on this.]
My comments above notwithstanding, The Inconvenient Indian is an interesting book, and it introduced me to the story (actually myth) of the Almo Massacre, which I hope to write about in this site someday. Thank you, Mr. King, for that.
Camilla Townsend, in her book Pocahontas and the Powhatan Dilemma (2004) had something to say about John Smith's familiarity with Pocahontas. I include this here, as it ties in with how well John Smith actually "knew" Pocahontas.:
"That John Smith got to know Pocahontas at least a little during his days in Werowocomoco seems beyond doubt. She lived there, and her later life proved her to be both outgoing and curious. ... When she later made a brief appearance of only a few hours at the English fort, Smith called her 'the nonpareil of her country' in the report he sent home immediately afterward. If she had been a gorgeous fifteen-year-old, he might--for obvious reasons--have needed only a few minutes to decide that was what he thought of her; but he would not have come to such a judgement of a ten-year-old so immediately without any previous acquaintance." p. 59
Those curious about King's statement in The Inconvenient Indian (above) that "the story of heroes being saved by beautiful maidens is a classic and had been around for centuries" need not wonder about it, as I'm providing a possible source here (Tilton's 1994 book, Pocahontas: The Evolution of an American Narrative). The Philip Young cited by Tilton in footnote 12 refers to the author of "The Mother of Us All: Pocahontas Reconsidered" from Kenyon Review, 24, 3 (Summer 1962) p. 391-415.
From Pocahontas: The Evolution of an American Narrative (1994), by Robert S. Tilton
"Philip Young has pointed out that some aspects of the Pocahontas narrative have sources that date to the classical age. [12} The stories of the salvation of Jason through the efforts of the enamored barbarian princess Medea, and of the engendering of the Roman race through the joining of the foreign soldier Aeneas to the indigenous princess Lavinia, certainly contain aspects of the later myth." p. 6
Another writer casts doubt on John Smith meeting Pocahontas!
I just stumbled on this article from The Atlantic (March 21, 2017) by Associate History Professor Gregory D. Smithers, of Virginia Commonwealth University where he says "it's not clear that Pocahontas ever met Smith" and "Smith himself didn't mention Pocahontas in his initial accounts of the Powhatan Indians." I am fairly stunned by these assertions, particularly the second, which is demonstrably false. I will attempt to contact him and see if I get a reply. {Sept. 10, 2018)
The Enduring Legacy of the Pocahontas Myth, by Gregory D. Smithers, The Atlantic, March 21, 2017
[Update: Nov. 7, 2018.
It's been almost two months since I tried to contact Prof. Smithers from my university email address to his, and he hasn't replied. I suppose I should leave room for the possibility that I wasn't polite enough in pointing out his error, so he felt no inclination to reply. I just hope he doesn't write any more articles about Pocahontas, or that he at least checks his own assertions against the historical record. Also, The Atlantic, which says it ."wants to know what [I] think" had no comment on this either. Oh, well.]
From 'The Enduring Legacy of the Pocahontas Myth' (2017) - The Atlantic
A True Relation by Captain John Smith, 1608
The Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England and the Summer Isles by Captain John Smith (PDF)
A Map of Virginia. with a Description of the Countrey, 1612
Excerpts from The True Travels, Adventures, and Observations of Captain John Smith (1630; html)
All of John Smith's references to Pocahontas (compiled by me on this site; html)
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Well, it was a blast. I don't think there was a single person in the entire city of Edinburgh I didn't enthuse to ( or should that be "at"?) about Slightly Jones and her new website. Sometimes more than once ... (I can see now the look on the face of the poor person I tried to give a competition flyer to two days in a row. "There is no escape," I cackled madly. She agreed with only a slight shudder.) I talked about Slightly in the authors' yurt, in the local bookshops, at lunch with friends, to passing bloggers, at the ALCS Summer Reception, at the Teen Titles do - oh, and at my event! Many thanks to all the schools, teachers and pupils alike - you were a great audience, asked really good questions, and will make excellent detectives! I look forward to you joining the ranks of the Slightly Jones Detective Team soon.
if you'd like to have a go at the very first monthly competition - THE SLIGHTLY JONES ART-Y-FACT DRAWING COMPETITION - look here!
... is when (and where) my very first Slightly Jones event is to be launched on an unsuspecting public! Not only that, it's the day the new website - SLIGHTLY JONES' NOTEBOOK - goes live. For all the details and links, and reports on the way the day went, watch this space, same time next week.
In the meantime, how about a look at THE SLIGHTLY JONES ART-Y-FACT DRAWING COMPETITION? It's the first in a succession of competitions that will be announced between now and February, which is when the second Slightly Jones mystery (The Case of the Glasgow Ghoul) comes out. The prize for this first competition includes having the strange Art-y-fact that you invent included in the book! All the information you'll need is here.
Now all I have to do is figure out what to wear.
I'm back in Scotland, it's raining, it's cold, and I couldn't be more pleased. There's a post of mine from 5th August on An Awfully Big Blog Adventure. I'll be back here properly on the weekend, and I look forward to seeing you then!
For those of you who don't live in Britain, this is the Test Card Girl who used to grace British TV screens when there was nothing on. Literally nothing on. Not the "There's nothing on" of modern day viewing. And I've popped her up there as a way of saying that, yet again, I'm sloping off. Not Switzerland this time. Given the flatness of the country round where my mother lives you might even say SO not Switzerland. Yes, it's my semi-annual stint in an old people's home, with not always reliable computer access. With any luck my post for An Awfully Big Blog Adventure will go up as scheduled on Thursday 5 August. And I will be back here posting in the flesh (an odd image that makes me think of horses) a week or so after that.


Oregon's Territorial Legislature was a bicameral legislative body created by the United States Congress in 1848 as the legislative branch of the government of the Oregon Territory. The upper chamber Council and lower chamber House of Representatives first met in July 1849; they served as the region's legislative body until Oregon became a state in February 1859, when they were replaced by the bicameral Oregon State Legislature.
Ten annual sessions were held, with most starting in December and ending in February. During the sessions the capital of the territory was moved from Oregon City to Salem, then briefly to Corvallis, and back to Salem. Legislation included the creation of new counties, the re-naming of old counties, and the authorization to hold the Oregon Constitutional Convention, among other acts. Membership in the Council remained at nine throughout the history of the body, while the House of Representatives membership increased from 17 to as high as 30 due to increases in population.
The first session met from July 16 to September 29 in Oregon City at the Methodist Church. During this session two of the original districts were renamed with Tuality (or Tualatin) County becoming Washington County and Champoeg County becoming Marion County. Also during the 1849 session Vancouver County on the north side of the Columbia River was renamed Clarke County with the "e" later dropped. Additionally, the legislators continued the policy of the Provisional Government and passed a law in September excluding blacks from settling in the Oregon Territory, but allowed those already in the region to remain. The law was later repealed in 1854, but a new version was added in 1857 when Oregon ratified its constitution in preparation for statehood. Asa Lovejoy served as the speaker of the House, and Samuel Parker as the President of the Council.
From December 2, 1850 to February 8, 1851, the second session of the legislature gathered in Oregon City. During the session on February 4, 1851, the Legislature created Pacific County north of the Columbia River. This new county with, Pacific City, as the county seat, was created out of the southwest corner of Lewis County. At that time only Clark, Lewis, and Clackamas counties existed in what is now Washington state. In March 1853, Pacific County became part of Washington Territory when that territory was created out of the Oregon Territory. Also during the 1850 to 1851 session the legislature created Umpqua County, south of Benton County, as well as Lane County. W. W. Buck served as the President of the Council, Ralph Wilcox as the Speaker of the House.
The 1851 Legislature met from December 1, 1851 to January 21, 1852, at the Oregon Institute in Salem. On January 12, 1852, the body created Jackson County in the southwest section of the territory. They also re-named Umpqua County to Douglas County in honor of Senator Stephen A. Douglas. In the beginning of a years-long debate over which city would be the capital, during this session in 1852 the Democrats passed a bill that moved the capital of the Territory to Salem. This was after the Democrats, who accounted for the majority of legislators, first convened a session of the Legislature in Linn City on the opposite bank of the Willamette River from Oregon City without the Whigs. Samuel Parker served as the President of the Council with William M. King as the Speaker of the House.
In 1854 the Legislature met in Salem from December 4, 1854 to February 1, 1855. On January 11, 1855, the legislature created Wasco County which at the time encompassed all of Eastern Oregon. Multnomah County was created during this session on December 22, 1854, with eastern Washington County being combined with the northern section of Clackamas County. A bill was submitted during the session to submit to voters the question of holding a convention to draft a constitution in an effort to attain statehood, but the bill was defeated. James K. Kelly served as the President of the Council with L. F. Cartee as the Speaker of the House.
The 1855 legislative session began in Corvallis in the ongoing dispute over which city would become the capital. Late in December the body moved back to Salem where the capitol building was nearing completion, but the building burned down on December 29, 1855. The session began on December 3 and ended on January 31, 1856. On December 18, 1855, the legislature separated the southern part of Coos County, creating Curry County, and then on January 22, 1856, created Josephine County out of the western portion of Jackson County. The legislature tried again to settle the question of holding a constitutional convention, and again it was defeated. During this session A. P. Dennison served as the Council president, with the Speaker of the House being Delazon Smith.
On August 17, 1857, the Oregon Constitutional Convention convened in Salem with the task of creating a constitution in order for Oregon to become a state. The Convention accomplished this task and submitted the final document to the voters of the territory for approval on November 9, 1857, when it was approved and then sent to the United States Senate for approval. Once approved by the Federal government, Oregon would become a state. However, communications between the East Coast and West Coast were still slow, and those elected as state officials had to wait for word of Oregon's admission to the Union before they could formally begin their service. The state legislators meet twice before admission, from July 6 to July 9, and September 13 & 14. They met and adjourned once there was no word on Oregon's statehood. The Territorial Legislature then met starting on December 6, 1858 for their final session. Previously in Oregon's government, the authority to dissolve a marriage was vested in the legislature, and during this final session the legislators granted 31 divorces before the authority shifted to the courts upon statehood. This session lasted until January 22, 1859, during which Charles Drain served as Council President and N. H. Gates was Speaker of the House.
Oregon was then admitted to the Union on February 14, 1859, and the elected state officials and legislators took over governing the now state. The first session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly began on May 16, 1859, in a special session that lasted until June 4. Oregon's first regular session of the biennial legislature occurred from September 10 through October 19, 1860.
^ "1840-1990 Keepsake Edition". Statesman Journal: pp. 8. October 26, 1990.
^ a b c d HistoryLink: Oregon Territorial Legislature forms Pacific County on February 4, 1851.


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John Hillery Passes Away!
August 19, 2010 in General Discussion
John Hillery, of Hillery & Associates, passed away from cancer. He was a fantastic investor and a very good friend of Francis Chou's. If you were impressed by the investment acumen of the guys at Fairfax, John had an even better risk/reward ratio the last time I checked three years ago.
JOHN DOUGLAS HILLERY Died in the kind and capable hands of the doctors and nurses at the Credit Valley Palliative Care Unit following a two year battle with cancer. John lived a rich and full 64 year life and several times said he was one of the luckiest guys on earth. Beloved husband and best friend of Susan (nee Sheppard) and loving father of Shannon (fiance, Matt Wentzell). John was a twin brother of Elizabeth (Bess) Crawford and an uncle to Bess and Roger's daughter Melissa (fiancé, Jim O'Hare); a younger brother of Robert Hillery Jr. (deceased), brother-in-law of his wife Lucille and uncle to their daughter Tanja (and her son Seamus and daughter Clara) and sons Patrick and Michael; and a brother-in-law of John Sheppard (wife Lenore). John graduated as an Electrical Engineer with honours in 1969 and as a Lawyer in 1972, both from the University of Toronto. He practiced corporate and commercial law at Lash, Johnston, Sheard and Pringle in Toronto following his call to the bar in 1974. In 1976 he joined Indal Limited as Corporate Counsel, VP and Secretary. In 1984 he became VP of Investments at Indal managing a portion of their pension fund until 1989 when he went into business for himself as an investment fund manager. When he retired in 2007 his Hillery & Associates LP hedge fund had 50 partners. In his retirement he was a very active private investor continuing the work he loved so much. We were particularly grateful for the exceptional skill and the kind and reassuring manner of his surgeon Dr. Peter Ferguson at Mt. Sinai Hospital. We would also like to thank John's GP, Dr. James Pencharz and Kamila and Lorianne John's homecare nurses for all their caring and skilled support. John loved spending time at the cottage on the beautiful and peaceful Ahmic Lake with his many relatives and friends nearby. He was an active member of Humber Valley United Church for almost 30 years and served as the Treasurer for eight years and also as Chair of Stewards, Chair of Counting and as a Trustee. Visitation will take place at The Simple Alternative Funeral Centre, 1535 South Gateway Rd., Mississauga, ON L4W 5J1 on Thursday August 19, 2010 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, August 20, 2010 at 1 p.m. at Humber Valley United Church, 76 Anglesey Blvd., Toronto, M9A 3C1 416-231-2263. See www.hvuc.ca for directions. Donations in lieu of flowers to Humber Valley Foundation, 76 Anglesey Blvd., Toronto M9A 3C1 will be gratefully received.
John started his fund late in life and several years ago, he just closed the fund. He had 50 partners or so, maybe $40-50M in capital, and said he didn't want any more partners or any more capital. He was happy to work with what he had, and turned away any new interest in his fund. His actions were one of the reasons we decided that we would shut the MPIC Funds down early as well...raise enough capital to do something with, but not so much where you lose the ability to compound it, the passion, and the fire.
The last annual letter I have (2006) is attached. Those numbers he produced were done with an average over 50% cash in the fund! A fantastic manager who loved his low profile and just investing capital. Cheers!
twacowfca
What a nice guy. I'm sure his friends miss him.
hilleryvaluecommentaries.com
InvestingOnSale
Seems like a great guy.
I couldn't help but notice that his is 2006 commentary even discloses to investors that he redeemed $375,000 to pay for a cottage. Talk about transparent.
http://hilleryvaluecommentaries.com/assets/commentaries/12-30-06.pdf
It always amazes me that John is almost unknown in Canada.
What is that saying about a prophet not being accepted in his hometown? :(
Ok that is unfair, John did not exactly promote himself, but I do think he was/is one of the best people to learn from.
Great guy!


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