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Während der Saison 2008/2009 wurde der Scottish FA Cup zum 124. Mal ausgetragen. Die Glasgow Rangers konnten im Finale am 30. Mai 2009 gegen den FC Falkirk ihren Titel erfolgreich verteidigen. Insgesamt 82 Mannschaften nahmen teil, die zusammen 297 Tore schossen.

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Finale
Am 30. Mai 2009 fand traditionell im Hampden Park in Glasgow das Finale zwischen den titelverteidigenden Rangers aus Glasgow und dem Football Club Falkirk statt. Der FC Falkirk hatte insgesamt einen Ballbesitz von 55 % und beging nur 10 Fouls (die Rangers begingen 16 Fouls). Beide erhielten jeweils 3 Gelbe Karten. Falkirk stand 7 Mal und die Rangers nur 1 Mal im Abseits. Das Eckenverhältnis gewann Glasgow mit 4:2.
Das entscheidende Tor schoss Nacho Novo in der 46. Minute. Somit konnten sich die Glasgow Rangers das schottische Double holen: Die Meisterschaft und den Pokal.

Der Weg des Pokalsiegers
Die Glasgow Rangers konnten 2008/2009 zum 33. Mal den Scottish FA Cup gewinnen. Davor liegt nur der Stadtrivale Celtic Glasgow mit 34 Titeln.
Insgesamt zeigten die Rangers eines ihrer besten Turniere. Nur ein einziges Gegentor bekamen sie und schossen dagegen 14 Tore selbst.

Der Weg der Glasgow Rangers bis zum Titel 2008/09:

Siehe auch
 Scottish Premier League 2008/09

2008/09
Fußballsaison 2008/09

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Maria Shepherd, President and Founder, Medi-Vantage03.07.17
After a 30-year effort, data collected in 2014 and published in 20161 shows there has been a 17 percent decline in hospital-acquired conditions (HACs) since 2010. This data is impressive; it represents a 2.1 million case decline in preventable, hospital-caused conditions in U.S. patients. This trend of increased safety is a result of a focused attention by hospitals to reduce adverse events and has been driven by Medicare payment incentives and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Partnership for Patients program.
These are big numbers. The data reveals that over the period between 2010 and 2014, 2.1 million fewer patients were injured in the hospital. The resulting impact? Eighty-seven thousand lives were saved, while the savings in healthcare costs were estimated to be roughly $19.8 billion in 2014.
There Is Still Opportunity to Reduce HACs
The trend toward reducing HACs is working, as illustrated by the data presented in Chart 1, and fewer U.S. hospital patients are being harmed by preventable medical errors. With that said, however, there is more work to be done. According to the data,2 the number of injuries per 1,000 patient discharges is still high in a number of categories, as presented in Chart 2.
These HACs cost hospitals money (Chart 3) because they are preventable and as such, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services will no longer reimburse the hospital for the cost of them. The term "Never Event" was first used in 2001 in reference to alarming events, such as wrong-site surgery. Since then, the list3 of "Never Events" has increased to identify adverse events that fall into three categories:
Unambiguous events that are detectable and quantifiable
Serious events that cause death or substantial disability
Preventable events
The list was updated in 2011, and now consists of 29 events bucketed into seven groups:
Product or device
Radiologic
A medical device designed and proven to reduce these complications offers significant economic value that may warrant premium pricing. Hospitals continuously assess medtech to improve clinical outcomes and sustain their own financial health. In any medical specialty, explore product design changes to address these issues. A design innovation that addresses HACs will strengthen your medtech economic value proposition.
AHRQ Partnership for Patients Web page for methods and data: http://bit.ly/mpo031701.
Saving Lives and Saving Money: Hospital-Acquired Conditions Update. Interim Data from National Efforts to Make Care Safer, 2010-2014.
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George Lincoln Rodgers & Mary Jane Rodgers
Tim's great-grandfather, George Lincoln Rodgers, son of Elijah and Zipporah Ann (Horton) Rodgers, was born 1 January 1865 in Guysborough (Guysborough) Nova Scotia, and died 16 July 1939 in Fall River (Bristol) Massachusetts. He married (as his first wife) on 18 February 1891 in Provincetown (Barnstable) Massachusetts, his first cousin, Mary Jane "Jenny" Rodgers, who was born 7 June 1867 in Boston (Suffolk) Massachusetts and died in 1917, daughter of Neadom and Hanorah (O'Brien) Rodgers.
Mary Jane Rodgers
George was a fisherman and Mary Jane was a homemaker. According to the 1910 census, he arrived in America in 1883, when he was 18 years old. His uncle Neadom had come in 1858 and his parents followed him in 1891.
Three years before their marriage, George & Mary Jane lived through The Great Blizzard of 1888 that killed more than 400 people along the eastern seaboard.
George & Mary Jane were married by Ezra J. Riggins, Clergyman. They resided at 4 West Vine St. in Provincetown. They were first cousins; their fathers were brothers.
George Lincoln Rodgers became an American citizen on 1 April 1897.
District Court of the United States, Boston, Massachusetts
Sometime after Mary Jane's death in 1917, George married (as his second wife and as her second husband) Mary Etta (Cushing) Simmons, who was born about 1867, and died 21 January 1938, daughter of John Walter and Deborah (Sampson) Cushing, and widow of Mark L. Simmons. In 1920 George and his second wife, Mary Etta, were residents of Somerville. George died soon after Mary Etta, of colon cancer. George lies buried with his second wife and her first husband in Mayflower Cemetery, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Mary Jane lies buried with her parents, brother and sister-in-law in Gifford Cemetery, in Provincetown.
George & Mary Jane were the parents of a son:
1. Karl Freeman Rodgers (Tim's grandfather), born 22 October 1895 in Provincetown, died 27 March 1971 in Boston. He married (as her first husband) 18 September 1928 in Batavia (Genesee) New York, Allegra Estelle Hamilton, who was born 17 August 1900 in Newark (Wayne) New York, died 16 January 1992 in Keene (Cheshire) New Hampshire, daughter of Charles Amos and Gertrude Mabel (Hubbard) Hamilton. Karl & Allegra were the parents of two children.
Gifford Cemetery
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Mary Jane (Rodgers) Rodgers lies buried with her parents, Neadom & Hanorah (O'Brien) Rodgers, and her brother and sister-in-law, Elijah & Clara (Bangs) Rodgers.
Mayflower Cemetery
Duxbury, Massachusetts
George Lincoln Rodgers lies buried with his second wife, Mary Etta (Cushing) (Simmons) Rodgers, and her first husband, Mark L. Simmons.
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Delorma Brown Hubbard & Emma Pridmore
Tim's 2nd-great-grandfather, Delorma Brown "DB" Hubbard, son of John and Lydia (Randolph) Hubbard, was born 8 May 1842 in Albion (Orleans) New York, and died there 21 March 1915. He married in 1866, Emma Pridmore, who was born 11 January 1844 in Great Dalby (Leicestershire) England, and died 7 April 1917 in Batavia (Genesee) New York, daughter of William and Ann (Sturgess) Pridmore.
Delorma Brown "DB" Hubbard
The following is from the Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, New York, 22 March 1915, page 9:
Albion, March 21.—The death of Delorma B. Hubbard, a retired business man, occured this morning in his home, West Bank and Liberty streets, aged 72 years. He was born in Albion May 8, 1842, and had always lived here. Mr. Hubbard was an expert accountant. He was engaged for some time in the grocery business with Robert Wilkins. Later he engaged in the wholesale produce business with Charles Vandekar, and continued later with the late mayor, Eugene English.
Mr. Hubbard bore a striking likeness to the portraits of "Uncle Sam" and on several occasions participated in large parades representing that distinguished character. He has lived a retired life in recent years. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Emma Pridmore Hubbard, and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, both of Batavia: also one sister, Mrs. Starkweather, who lives in the eastern part of the state. The funeral will be held from Mount Albion chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. J. Ford, pastor of the Albion Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Mount Albion cemetery.
According to his son-in-law, Charles A. Hamilton:
The following is from Charles Amos Hamilton, An Autobiography, "The Memory of the Just is Blessed", (Batavia, New York: Privately printed, 1941)
My father-in-law [Delorma] was a great believer in Luck. He would quote instance after instance of young men of his acquaintance who had gotten their start in a successful career through marriage with a rich man's daughter, through inheritance of an established business, through association with some prominent man, etc.
According to his great-granddaughter and namesake, Delorma (Rodgers) Morton, Delorma disliked the feminine sound of his name, and so always went by his initials, DB.
DB & Emma married the year after the end of the American Civil War (1861-1865).
Emma was a homemaker. She came to America in 1857 with her father, when she was about 16 years old, but it is not known if her mother died in England, or perhaps at sea, as no death record has been found for her thus far on either side of the Atlantic. According to her son-in-law, Charles A. Hamilton:
Mother [Emma] made her home with us, where she was supremely welcome. She was the only real mother that I ever had, and we loved each other devotedly.
Emma Pridmore (1844-1917)
The following is from The Buffalo Times, Buffalo, New York, 9 April 1917, page 6:
BATAVIA, April 9—Mrs. Emma P. Hubbard, aged 73 years, died at the New York State Institute for the Blind on Saturday, following a long illness. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude M. Hamilton, wife of the superintendent of the State school, and two brothers, Reuben Pridmore of Albion and George Pridmore of South Bend, Ind. Burial will take place at Mt. Albion cemetery, Albion.
Emma died of cancer and is buried with DB at Lot #955, Clematis Path, Mt. Albion Cemetery, Albion, New York. [The stone in the center of this plot has four surnames: HUBBARD, HAMILTON, PRIDMORE, RODGERS. The adjoining plot has a center stone with one surname, STARKWEATHER, a family DB's sister married into.]
Delorma & Emma were the parents of three children, all born in Albion. Sadly, the two older children predeceased their parents:
1. John Delorma Hubbard, born 16 July 1867, died 25 July 1883, age 16. John is buried with his parents at Lot #955, Clematis Path, Mt. Albion Cemetery, Albion, New York.
2. Mary Estelle "Mamie" Hubbard, born 13 March 1869, died 22 May 1892 in Rochester (Monroe) New York, age 23, of Bright's disease. Mamie was engaged to Charles Hamilton when she died, and he later married her younger sister. Mamie is buried with her parents at Lot #955, Clematis Path, Mt. Albion Cemetery, Albion, New York. Mamie's niece Allegra Estelle (Hamilton) (Rodgers) Lloyd, was named in her honor.
The following are from undated newspaper clippings:
Miss Mamie Estelle Hubbard, daughter of DB Hubbard, a popular teacher in the Grammar school, died in Rochester Sunday evening last, after an illness of several months, aged twenty-three years. The funeral services took place at the Baptist church, of which deceased was a member, yesterday afternoon. ?Animean may 26 1892?
A Loved One Gone: The hearts of very many in Albion were saddened when the news reached this village of the death of Mamie Estelle Hubbard, which occurred in Rochester Sunday last, May 22d.
For some time past Miss Hubbard had been in poor health, and was in Rochester undergoing medical treatment, but it was only a few days before her death that the seriousness of her case was realized. The tenderest care and highest medical skill could do naught to prolong her life, and she passed away surrounded by those who were dear and near to her.
She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DB Hubbard, of this village, being twenty-three years of age. She graduated from the Albion High School in 1886, being the youngest member of the class, and she is the first one to pass away. For four years she has been engaged as a teacher in the schools of our village.
Since the early age of eleven years she has been a member of the Baptist church and has been faithful in attendance and participation in its services; also exemplifying in her daily life the teachings of Him whom she had chosen to follow.
The funeral services were held at the Baptist church Wednesday at 2 pm, conducted by Rev AC Barrell, assisted by Rev EH Rudd. The public schools were all closed and the teachers attended in a body. A large delegation of the members of the Albion Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen attended, and acted as escort, thus showing, in a marked manner, the high respect in which the daughter of an honored member of the Order was held. The high esteem in which the deceased was held was testified to by the profusion of flowers with which the casket and pulpit were decked, which had been presented by her former teachers, schoolmates, pupils and friends.
By the death of Miss Hubbard the community loses one of its loveliest and purest characters. All who knew her, even slightly, were impressed with her sunny disposition and equanimity of temperament, and those who, bound to her in the dearest relationships of life, have felt the inspiration and sympathy of her presence, and the grand wealth of her affection, while deeply mourning her loss, feel that, in respect to her, "Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all.'
Her influence for good will long be felt in the character and habits of those under her instruction, and all her companions will be elevated and purified by the remembrance and example of her upright Christian life.
Thrice blest whose lives are faithful prayer,
Whose loves in Higher love endure,
What souls possess themselves so pure,
Or is there blessedness like theirs?
3. Gertrude Mabel Hubbard (Tim's great-grandmother), born 9 December 1874, died 31 May 1965 in Marlboro (Monmouth) New Jersey. She married 30 June 1897 in Albion, Charles Amos Hamilton, who was born 19 March 1866 in Hinsdale (Cattaraugus) New York, and died 28 October 1943 in Batavia, son of Charles Munson and Eliza Ann (Devoe) Hamilton. Gertrude & Charles were the parents of a daughter.
Posted on March 3, 2021 September 29, 2021 Categories Allegra Estelle Hamilton-9, American Civil War, Ann Sturgess-79, Aunt Delorma, Charles Amos Hamilton-18, Charles Munson Hamilton-36, Delorma Brown Hubbard-38, Eliza Ann Devoe-37, Emma Pridmore-39, England, Gertrude Mabel Hubbard-19, John Hubbard-76, Lydia P. Randolph-77, Mount Albion Cemetery, William Pridmore-78Tags accountant, ancestors, businessman, cancer, cemetery, history, homemaker, immigrants, laborer14 Comments on Delorma Brown Hubbard & Emma Pridmore
Superintendent of the New York State School for the Blind
seated: Charles Amos Hamilton & Gertrude Mabel Hubbard
standing: Karl Freeman Rodgers, Sr. & Allegra Estelle Hamilton
children: Karl Freeman Rodgers, Jr. and Delorma Hamilton Rodgers
Tim's great-grandfather, Charles Amos Hamilton, the son of Charles Munson and Eliza Ann (Devoe) Hamilton, was born 19 March 1866 in Hinsdale (Cattaraugus) New York, and died 28 October 1943 in Batavia (Genesee) New York. He married on 30 June 1897 at Albion (Orleans) New York, Gertrude Mabel Hubbard, who was born 9 December 1874 in Albion and died 31 May 1965 in Marlboro (Monmouth) New Jersey, the daughter of Delorma Brown and Emma (Pridmore) Hubbard.
Charles' mother was 47 years old when she gave birth to him, and so he was born into a family with an 18-year-old sister and a 26-year-old brother. He was named after his father, Charles Munson Hamilton and his uncle, Amos Gardner Hamilton. Sadly, his mother died when he was only three weeks old and his father remarried two years later. His stepmother died when he was 9 years old. However, Charles adored his older sister Addie, who was like a mother to him. In 1885 Charles graduated from Cuba [NY] High School, and from the University of Rochester first on 19 June 1889, and again in 1892 with a Master of Arts.
From 1889-1907 he worked as a teacher and then a principal at the Albion High School, where he may have met his future fiancée, Mamie Estelle Hubbard. Mamie was a grammar school teacher who died tragically of a serious illness at age 23 on 22 May 1892. Charles spent much time grieving with Mamie's mother, Emma (Pridmore) Hubbard, and eventually fell in love with Mamie's younger sister, Gertrude.
Charles & Gertrude's marriage was performed by Charles' old college friend, Rev. Christian A. Clausen, in the presence of a few friends and nearest relatives. Charles was baptized, at the age of 37, on 26 April 1903 at the Newark Baptist Church. In 1923 he joined the Sons of the American Revolution through his ancestor, William Hamilton. In 1924 he sold the family farm in Hinsdale to Guy W. King for $9000. And in December of 1936, Charles retired and bought a house at 26 Richmond Ave. in Batavia, New York.
He was honored on 28 October 1939, when Hamilton Hall was opened and dedicated at the New York State School for the Blind, where he had served as superintendent for many years.
Emma Pridmore,
Gertrude Mabel Hubbard,
Allegra Estelle Hamilton
Gertrude graduated from Albion High School and Elmira College, where she had been a special music student. On 17 August 1900 she gave birth to her daughter, and only child, Allegra. It was a very difficult delivery, the baby weighed 11 lbs., and two subsequent perineal operations were required. Gertrude loved family history and gave her research notes to her daughter, Allegra, who passed them on to me, happy and relieved to find someone who cared about genealogy as much as her mother did. Gertrude & Charles did go to England and visited the graves of her Pridmore ancestors in Leicestershire. Gertrude was a member of the Deo-on-go-wa Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the First Baptist Church in Batavia. Charles & Gertrude are buried together, along with some of Gertrude's Hubbard ancestors in Mt. Albion Cemetery, Albion, New York. She was named after her great-grandmother, Mabel (Sutleif) Hubbard.
The following is from: Charles Amos Hamilton, An Autobiography, "The Memory of the Just is Blessed", (Batavia, New York: Privately printed, 1941):
After a month's honeymoon trip through Albany, New York, Boston, White Mountains and Canada, we returned to Albion and completed preparations for our new, more responsible and fuller life. I am going to add right here, that, after nearly half a century of wedded life, I can truthfully say that I have never regretted either the step or my choice. As soon as we began housekeeping, we adopted a tentative budget. I left to Gertrude the running of the house, purchase of supplies, etc. For this, we set aside a certain amount, which usually proved sufficient. In addition, I gave Gertrude every month one sixth of my salary for her own personal use. This plan and this ratio I continued until my retirement from active work. I never called this her allowance, but called it her share. I could never have been elected to the Newark position had I not been married, and I considered her services as wife and helpmate worthy of some compensation beyond mere support. This as a business proposition, entirely outside of considerations of sentiment or duty. The plan has worked out very satisfactorily with us, and we recommend it to other married couples. It must be rather humiliating for a wife to beg a few dollars, or even a dollar, from her husband every time she needs it.
The following is from Buffalo Courier Express, Sunday, July 31, 1932:
Men You Ought to Know by H. Katherine Smith: Charles A. Hamilton, superintendent of the New York State School for the Blind at Batavia, was elected in June to the presidency of the American Association of Instructors of the Blind. This honor was conferred upon him in recognition of his work in preparing young people without sight to cope with the problems of daily life and, in many cases, of earning a living.
For 25 years Mr. Hamilton has served in his present position; and during the entire period his aim for the school has been to achieve the mental, physical, social and spiritual development of its pupils, and to fit them to become useful and contented men and women.
Native of Cattaraugus County: Mr. Hamilton was born at Hinsdale, Cattaraugus County, in 1866. Following his graduation from the high school of Cuba, NY, where his boyhood was passed, he entered the University of Rochester. He earned all of the expenses of his college education, turning his hand to whatever job came his way. For a time he lighted and extinguished street lamps in Rochester, rising every morning at 4:30 o'clock to turn out the gas before the sun was up. Later he found work more congenial to his tastes on the college newspaper. He worked on farms of the vicinity during his summer vacations with one exception. That was the summer he toured the Middle West as a book agent, deciding, once for all, that salesmanship was not his forte.
After his graduation from the University in 1889, Mr. Hamilton became identified with the Albion High School. During the eight years of that connection, the subjects he taught ranged from classic Greek to bookkeeping, and included Latin, physical geography, geometry, ancient history and civics.
At Albion he met Gertrude M Hubbard, who became Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton are the parents of a daughter, Mrs. Karl Rodgers of New York City, a graduate of Vassar College. Her two-year-old son is the chief delight of his proud grandfather, who finds the number of miles between Batavia and New York no small trial. In 1897, Mr. Hamilton became principal of the high school of Newark, NY, in which capacity he continued for ten years. Twenty-five years ago, he assumed the superintendency of the State School for the Blind at Batavia. Two of his most prized possessions are the portable typewriter and loving cup presented to him in June by graduates of the school in gratitude for his years of service to the blind.
"I thoroughly enjoy the work because I realize the great benefit of a school of this kind to its pupils," Mr. Hamilton declared. "Our educational standards are identical with those of high schools throughout the state; for our pupils are required to pass regents examinations. Physical exercise, so essential to growing children, is included in our curriculum. Some form of it is obligatory twice daily, and our students attend gymnasium classes nearly every day. Every boy above the third grade is taught to swim, and the girls most of whom swim and dive, clamor for their turn at the pool. There are weekly dances and parties at the school, for the faculty and I deem the social development of the blind an important factor in their education. Nor is their religious training neglected: Every Sunday, they receive instruction in accordance with their respective religious denominations, and the Christian Endeavor Society, which they themselves conduct, is well attended."
On Obtaining Positions: Mr. Hamilton's answer to the present difficult situation regarding the obtaining of positions for his graduates is, "Teach them to be useful in their own homes." For this purpose, greater attention has been given recently to the girls' instruction in home economics. They become proficient in such domestic arts as cooking, sewing, and cleaning. At Mr. Hamilton's suggestion, a suite of rooms has been fitted up as a housekeeping apartment, in which two blind girls live alone for as long as two weeks. Although a teacher is always within calling distance, she is rarely summoned; and the students take pride in the fact that they can prepare their meals and keep their apartment in order entirely unassisted.
With regret, Mr. Hamilton mentioned that the scope of economic activities for his boys is not broadening rapidly. At present, an effort is being made to introduce poultry-raising into his school. Chair caning and mattress making are, in Mr. Hamilton's opinion, the industrial occupations best adapted to the boys without sight.
Besides speaking on his work with the blind before many organizations of Western New York, Mr. Hamilton has written on it for magazines of national circulation. A born teacher, he never misses an opportunity to conduct a class. He readily assumes the duties of any absent teacher, whether of a primary or high school grade, and through the contact of the classroom gains an insight into the thoughts and hopes of his pupils.
Mr. Hamilton has traveled from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast and has made two trips abroad. His knowledge of the French and German language is sufficient to make him understood in any foreign city. He reads the periodicals and newspapers that keep him abreast of current issues and problems and the numerous modern discoveries and inventions, and is familiar with the best of contemporary fiction.
Mr. Hamilton, who has been active in the Batavia Rotary for thirteen years, was the third president of the organization. He is also affiliated with the Masonic fraternity and the Holland Club of Batavia. He is a past chairman of the Batavia Boy Scout organization, and a former chairman of the board of trustees of the Baptist Church of that city.
On 21 June 2008, this undated, signed photograph of Helen Keller was found in the Webster house at 180 Bradford St. in Provincetown, Massachusetts. It was originally given to Gertrude & Charles. Their daughter Allegra must have brought it to the Provincetown house where a lot of family treasures were found. The inscription reads: "To Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, With happy thoughts of their kindness and helpfulness in my work for the blind of America. Very sincerely, Helen Keller"
Charles & Gertrude were the parents of a daughter:
1. Allegra Estelle Hamilton (Tim's grandmother), born 17 August 1900 in Newark (Wayne) New York, died 16 January 1992 in Keene (Cheshire) New Hampshire. She married (as her first husband) 18 September 1928 in Batavia (Genesee) New York, Karl Freeman Rodgers, who was born 22 October 1895 in Provincetown (Barnstable) Massachusetts, and died 27 March 1971 in Boston (Suffolk) Massachusetts, son of George Lincoln and Mary Jane (Rodgers) Rodgers. Allegra & Karl were the parents of two children. Allegra married (as her second husband and as his second wife) 26 July 1975 in San Antonio (Bexar) Texas, Lester Dean Lloyd, who was born 5 October 1903 in Red Oak (Montgomery) Iowa, and died 23 September 1988 in Schertz (Guadalupe) Texas, son of Noah R. and Mary Alma (McGimpsey) Lloyd.
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descriptions of commonplace things
"October" by Willard Metcalf
Back in March, when I was sorting through the boxes of family stuff, I found the following undated, typewritten account of a lovely October day Tim's great-grandparents spent together many years ago. Charles Amos Hamilton (1866-1943) wrote it for his wife, Gertrude Mabel Hubbard (1874-1965). They lived in Batavia, New York.
AN OCTOBER DAY
Written for the delectation of my good wife, Gertrude, who delights in reading descriptions of commonplace things, written in rather grandiloquent language.
The poet wrote,
"What is so rare as a day in June,
Then, if ever, come perfect days."
Without questioning the judgment or belittling the taste of the writer of this couplet, I make the assertion that, with equal or even greater veracity, it might have been written with the substitution of "October" for "June." For, in old October, Nature gives us examples of a brilliance of coloring, and a tang of ozone, which June, for meteorological reasons, cannot duplicate.
I arise on a bright October morning and raise the shades of my bedroom window. What a riot of all the hues of the rainbow meet my eyes. From the pale green of maple leaves not yet touched by autumn's frosty fingers, up through the entire gamut of the spectrum, to the vivid scarlet of maples of a different species. As the leaves rustle in the light breeze, they seem to be whispering "Goodbye" to their companions of the departed summer. The dark green limbs of the evergreens nearer the house, stand out like sentinels, bravely daring the blasts of the coming winter. The sunlight lies in little pools in the verdancy of the lawn, dotted here and there by vagrant leaves which have thus early abandoned the protection of their parent branch. The clump of spireas, which last June resembled a snow-bank, now has the appearance of a cluster of shrubs, which in the serene consciousness of a duty well done, are now nestling quietly and unobtrusively together. A belated hollyhock, and a few sturdy petunias, render an additional dash of color. Glancing from the the rear window, I behold the majestic line of cedars, bowing gently before the breeze, but standing with all the dignity of a line of knights in full armor. The row of sweet alyssum shows the same white purity it has maintained for several months. Two scarlet rose-buds, with youthful optimism, raise their heads fearlessly to the autumnal skies, disregarding the improbability of their ever being able to attain maturity.
Later in the day, we take a drive in our Buick, through the farm lands of the vicinity. The same magnificent coloring marks the foliage everywhere, outdoing the most artistic efforts of the painter's brush. Huge stacks of golden straw stand beside the farmer's barns, testifying to the repleteness of the barns with fodder for the stock. We know without inspection, that the cellars are well filled with fruits and vegetables, destined to adorn many a well-filled table, and to furnish apples and pop-corn for groups of merry young people. In the fields, the sheep are quietly nibbling, already comfortably clad in their winter woolens. The cows are lying placidly chewing the rumen of contentment. Everything denotes peace, harmony and plenty. Occasionally, a vagrant leaf flutters down momentarily upon the hood of the car, then, as if disdaining its warmth, flutters away to joining its companions by the roadside.
In the evening, fortified by an excellent dinner, maybe washed down by a flagon of "Old October ale," we sit by the bright flame of our fireplace, and as we listen to the occasional snap of the apple-tree wood, and watch the sparks seek freedom via the chimney, we feel that "God's in His heaven, all's right with the world." Yes, what is so rare as a day in October?
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Gov. Andrew Hamilton
Exciting day at the Rodgers home! I've been trying to trace Tim's grandmother's Hamilton ancestors back to Scotland for as long as we've been married, almost 44 years. Taking notes from her father's autobiography and her mother's research, the line went back only 4 generations.
Allegra Estelle Hamilton 1900-1992
Charles Amos Hamilton 1866-1943
Charles Munson Hamilton 1815-1891
Benjamin Hamilton 1792-1880
William Hamilton 1756-1824
All we knew of Benjamin was that he came from New Jersey and settled in New York, and that his father, William, fought in the Revolutionary War. Charles Amos became a member of the Sons of the American Revolution as a great-grandson of William, on 4 January 1924.
William participated in the battles of the Narrows on the Susquehanna River and at Tioga Point. He was a member of Capt. Morrison's Co. 1 Battalion.
No one seemed to know the name of William's father but it was thought that he was born in Scotland. However, it seems he was actually born in New Jersey. As I was browsing Ancestry.com this morning I stumbled across a picture of a page entitled The Hamilton Family, pg. 291. It's from the book by J. Percy Crayon, Rockaway Records of Morris County, N. J. Families, (Rockaway, N.J., Rockaway Publishing Co., 1902).
But, much to my delight, one of the Benjamins on the page matched up with Tim's Benjamin Hamilton. And at long last the mystery is solved! William's second wife, Nellie Hurd, is the name of Benjamin's previously unidentified mother. And the line now goes back 3 more generations to the Scottish ancestor.
William Hamilton 1756-1824 (Revolutionary War)
Stephen Hamilton ?-1759 (died in the Battle of Ticonderoga, French & Indian War)
John Hamilton c.1681-1747
Gov. Andrew Hamilton ?-1703 (Governor of colonial New Jersey, Tim's 7th-great-grandfather)
This afternoon I found the following account of Andrew's life in Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography (1900) edited by James Grant Wilson & John Fiske. It was all one paragraph but I'm breaking it up to make it easier to read. Enjoy!
HAMILTON, Andrew, governor of New Jersey, b. in Scotland; d. probably in Burlington, N. J., 20 April, 1703. He was engaged in business as a merchant in Edinburgh, and was sent to East Jersey as a special agent for the proprietaries. Having discharged that mission satisfactorily, he was recommended as a man of intelligence and judgment to Lord Neil Campbell, who was sent to that province in 1686 as deputy-governor for two years. He was made a member of the council in consequence, and in March, 1687, became acting governor on the departure of Lord Neil for England, who was called there on business and did not return.
In 1688, East and West Jersey having surrendered their patents, those provinces came under the control of Gov. Edmund Andros, and were annexed to New York and New England. Andros, then residing in Boston, visited New York and the Jerseys, continuing all officers in their places, and making but slight changes in the government. In consequence of the revolution of 1688 in England, Gov. Hamilton visited the mayor of New York as the representative of Andros, that official having been seized by the New-Englanders in April, 1689. He finally sailed for England, in order to consult with the proprietaries, but was captured by the French, and did not reach London until May, 1690. He was still residing there in March, 1692, when he was appointed governor of East Jersey, and also given charge of West Jersey.
Although he administered the affairs of the province to the satisfaction of both the colonists and the proprietaries, he was deposed in 1697, "much against the inclination" of the latter, in obedience to an act of parliament which provided that "no other than a natural-born subject of England could serve in any public post of trust or profit." Hamilton returned to England in 1698, but so great was the disorder and maladministration under his successor, Jeremiah Basse, that he was reappointed, 19 Aug., 1699. He could not, however, right the wrong that had been already done, or repair the abuses that had crept in. Officers were insulted in the discharge of their duties, and the growth of the province was seriously interfered with.
In 1701 he was appointed by William Penn deputy-governor of Pennsylvania, the latter having been called to England to oppose the machinations of those who were plotting to deprive him of his American possessions. On Penn's arrival in London everything was done to harass him, factious opposition being made to the confirmation of Gov. Hamilton, who was wrongfully charged with having been engaged in illicit trade. The appointment finally received the royal sanction. In the session of the provincial assembly in Oct., 1702, the representatives of the territories refused to meet those of the province, claiming the privilege of separation under a new charter, and expressing their firm determination to remain apart.
Hamilton strongly urged the advantages of union, and used all his influence to secure this result, but without effect. He also made preparations for the defence of the colony by organizing a military force. He died while on a visit to his family in New Jersey the year following. It was to Andrew Hamilton that the colonies were indebted for the first organization of a postal service, he having obtained a patent from the crown for the purpose in 1694. —
His son, John, acting governor of New Jersey, d. in Perth Amboy, N. J.. in 1746. It is not known whether he was born in East Jersey or in Scotland. He is first heard of in public life as a member of Gov. Hunter's council in 1713. He retained his seat under Gov. Burnet, Gov. Montgomerie, and Gov. Cosby. In 1735 he was appointed associate judge of the provincial supreme court, but probably did not serve, as he became acting governor on the death of Gov. Cosby, only three weeks after the latter's accession to office, 31 March, 1736. He continued at the head of affairs until the summer of 1738, when Lewis Morris was appointed governor of New Jersey, "apart from New York."
Hamilton again became acting governor on the death of the latter in 1746, but he was then quite infirm and died a few months afterward. He is usually credited with having established the first colonial postal service, but the weight of authority seems to favor the belief that it was his father who obtained the patent.
Last Revised: 19 April 2019
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Charles Munson Hamilton & Eliza Ann Devoe
Charles Munson Hamilton (1815-1891)
Tim's 2nd-great-grandfather, Charles Munson Hamilton, son of Benjamin J. and Rachel (Gardner) Hamilton, was born 16 August 1815 in New Jersey, and died 12 June 1891 in Cuba (Allegany) New York. He married (as his first wife) 31 December 1840, Eliza Ann Devoe, who was born 26 January 1819 in New York, and died 6 April 1866 in Hinsdale (Cattaraugus) New York.
Charles bought the farm on Keller Hill in Hinsdale, New York on 16 April 1857, when he was 41 years old. Before then Charles & Eliza and their oldest three children lived in Prattsburgh (Steuben) New York. Eliza's parents remain unknown, but her son was told that she was descended from a French nobleman, a cousin to Louis XVI, and that her ancestry was French, Dutch and Pennsylvania Quaker. I have found many French and Dutch Devoes (with many spelling variations) in New York and Pennsylvania, but cannot thus far establish any connections. [Curiously, Charles' niece, Eliza Ann VanDeventer married one Elias DeVoe Bryant, who is a great-grandson of a Dutch woman named Lucy Davoe, and Charles and Eliza did name a daughter Lucy.]
Charles & Eliza lived during the time of the American Civil War (1861-1865).
Eliza's obituary in The Cuba True Patriot, Vol IV, No 41, 13, April 1866, was sad and brief:
Sudden death. – A lady named Hamilton, who resided a short distance south of this village, died very suddenly on Friday morning last. She was taken by a fainting fit while sitting at the tea table and died in a short time. She leaves a child three weeks old.
After Eliza died, Charles married (as his second wife) a school teacher, Rachel A. Ferris, 11 March 1868 in Cuba (Allegany) New York, daughter of Cyrus and Miriam (—) Ferris. Rev. William O. Learned performed the ceremony, at the residence of the bride's father. Rachel was born January 1836 in New York and died 1 April 1875 in Hinsdale.
According to the Cuba Evening Review, twice a widower, Charles and his daughter, Addie, made a trip by train to Chicago in June, 1882. Since 1879 he had been living with Addie and her husband, Joseph D. Witter, who died shortly thereafter. His time spent with Addie must have been a great comfort to him after so many losses in a row. (His 6-year-old daughter Lucy died in 1850, wife Eliza died in 1866, 28-year-old son Elmer died in 1870, newborn daughter Myra died in 1871, wife Rachel died in 1875, and his mother in 1877 and father in 1880.) Charles was a Baptist and a Republican. He died of cystitis and catarrh of the bladder. He and both his wives are buried in Lot #11, Cuba Cemetery, Cuba, New York.
According to his son, Charles A. Hamilton:
My father [Charles Munson] was always kind to me, gave me spending money, took me to the circus, etc., but he was of the stern type, quite hard of hearing, and so much older than I that we were never pals. My memories of father are, on the whole, pleasant. He was stern, puritanical in faith and honest to the half cent. He hated anything low or crooked. I never heard him tell a risqué story, and he never used profanity. His cuss words were limited to "I swanny," and "By George," with, on extreme provocation, the expletive reported to have been used by General Cambronne at the Battle of Waterloo. He was hard-working, thrifty and a good manager. While not painfully pious, he was regular in church attendance, always asking the blessing at meals, and conducting family worship during the winter season. Sister Addie and I had a memorial window installed in his memory in the rebuilt Baptist Church at Cuba, which bears this quotation, "The Memory of the Just is Blessed." His justice and honesty seemed to us his outstanding characteristic. He was afflicted with partial deafness, an affliction which seems hereditary among the descendants of Benjamin Hamilton. We were never close to each other until I became a college student, when he evidently considered me a man, and we discussed at length all sorts of questions. I deeply revere his memory.
The following is from The Patriot, Cuba New York, Thursday, June 18, 1891:
Death of Chas. M. Hamilton
On Friday, June 12, Mr. Charles M. Hamilton, residing south west of the village, departed this life, aged 75 years and 10 months. Mr. Hamilton had been ill for nearly three years, but death, when it came, seemed sudden, as it does under any circumstances.
Deceased was born in New Jersey and came to New York state when a boy, his home being in Chemung county. All his life he followed farming, his highest ambition when young, being to possess a farm of his own. Thirty-eight years ago he located on the place where he died, living there a happy and contented life and bringing into cultivation as fine a farm as can be found in this vicinity. He was twice married, both his companions in life crossing the river before him. Two children mourn the loss of a loved parent, Mrs. C. B. Conklin and Mr. Chas. A. Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton possessed the entire confidence of his neighbors and friends, and his life was one of honest work, uprightness and integrity. The funeral services were held Sunday at the home of his daughter, Rev. Cherryman of Scott's Corners officiating.
Charles & Eliza were the parents of five children:
1. Elmer Alonzo Hamilton, a farmer, born 12 October 1841 in New York, died 20 July 1870 in Hinsdale, when struck by lightning. He is buried in Lot #11 in Cuba Cemetery. The following account of Elmer's death was written many years later by his little brother, Charles, who was 4 years old at the time:
One of my most vivid recollections of this period is the death by a stroke of lightning on July 20th, 1870, of my only brother, Elmer Alonzo. He was my father's first born, and had grown up into a strong, lusty farmer. He and father were more like brothers than like father and son. He was very fond of his little brother, and used to romp with me and at times good naturedly teased me. To me, there was no one in the world like Elmer. After dinner, on the day of his death, as he was starting for the hay field, I begged him to take me with him, but, as a thunder storm was looming in the west, he told me I couldn't go. He went alone to the hay field, cocked hay until the storm came up, and a bolt of lightning ended his activities forever. His body was not discovered until the next forenoon, all covered with hay. His untimely death was a terrible blow to the entire family.
And from the Cuba True Patriot, 22 July 1870, Vol 9, No 4:
Killed by Lightning. On Wednesday last, Mr. Elmer Hamilton, son of Charles Hamilton, residing on Keller Hill, in this town was killed by lightning. The particulars as near as we have been able to learn them, are as follows. Just before the terrible thunder-storm of Wednesday Mr. Hamilton went over to his father's farm, adjoining his own, and just across the Hinsdale town line, to grind his machine knives and repair his mower. Towards night as he did not return his relatives began to wonder at his long absence, and a search was instituted. They looked in every place where it might be possible he might be found, but failed to find him. A large number of neighbors were informed, who searched diligently for the missing man till about 2 o'clock A. M., when the hunt was given up till morning. Thursday morning the body of Mr. Hamilton was found, partly screened by a haycock. By his side, and protruding from the cock of hay was his pitchfork, with the tine end sticking out. Close by was his hat, which led to his discovery. One side of the head was scorched almost to a crisp, plainly indicating the cause of his death. It is supposed that Mr. Hamilton crept under the hay-cock to protect himself from the severe storm, and that the lightning struck the fork which he held in his hand. Mr. Hamilton was about 21 years of age, and a young man generally esteemed by all who knew him.
2. Lucy D. Hamilton, born 20 January 1844 in New York, died there 11 November 1850, age 6. Lucy lies buried in the Prattsburgh Old Cemetery, Prattsburgh, New York.
3. Freelove Adelaide "Addie" Hamilton, born in October 1848 in New York, died 9 April 1912 in Cuba. She married (as her first husband) 16 September 1868 in Hinsdale, Joseph D. Witter, who was born 18 April 1843 in Pennsylvania, and died 6 June 1879 in Cuba. Addie & Joseph were the parents of four children. Addie married (as her second husband and as his first wife) 7 February 1883, Clarence B. Conklin, who was born in October 1855 in Pennsylvania and died 30 November 1925 in New York. In the 1880 census Clarence was listed as a boarder in Addie's household. Addie & Clarence had one daughter. Addie died of cancer when she was about 64. She had played quite an important part in her younger brother Charles' childhood and adolescent period, being both sister and mother to him. Following are Charles' thoughts about her two husbands:
Joseph Witter was one of the finest men I ever knew. Honest, industrious, a devout Christian, a fine husband and father. He had a wonderful sense of humor, and saw something funny in nearly all situations. My sister told me that, in their eleven years of married life, he never spoke crossly to her but once. He treated me as I had never been treated before. Joe, treated me as a man, made me drive the team, draw the milk to the cheese-factory, and work alone in the fields dragging. He gave me kindly advice and correction when needed.
Clarence was honest and upright, but painfully 'close' in money matters. Two months after their marriage, he lost his mind, and was incarcerated for several months in the Buffalo asylum for the insane. His mind was not very clear during his last years.
4. Elizabeth Hamilton, born 28 March 1864 in New York, died there 1 August 1864, age 4 months.
5. Charles Amos Hamilton (Tim's great-grandfather), born 19 March 1866 in Hinsdale, died 28 October 1943 in Batavia (Genesee) New York. He married 30 June 1897 in Albion (Orleans) New York, Gertrude Mabel Hubbard, who was born 9 December 1874 in Albion, and died 31 May 1965 in Marlboro (Monmouth) New Jersey, daughter of Delorma Brown and Emma (Pridmore) Hubbard. Charles & Gertrude were the parents of one daughter.
Charles Munson & Rachel were the parents of a daughter:
1. Myra Eliza Hamilton, who lived for only three days in March 1871.
Years ago we made a research trip to western New York with Tim's aunt Delorma and were able to see the farm on Keller Hill Road in Hinsdale, and perhaps the cheese factory where their milk was brought. My memory has gotten pretty hazy, we saw so much too fast. We met the Hinsdale town historian and some distant cousins. I've never been able to find parents for Eliza, but after this trip was taken I learned that Charles & Eliza buried their 6 year old daughter, Lucy, in Prattsburg, about 75 miles to the east. Lucy died there in 1850 and after that her parents bought the farm in Hinsdale in 1857. So I'm hoping to make a trip to Prattsburg one of these days – perhaps Charles & Eliza were married there and perhaps I can find evidence of Eliza's parents there.
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Posted on May 12, 2017 September 29, 2021 Categories American Civil War, Benjamin J. Hamilton-72, Charles Amos Hamilton-18, Charles Munson Hamilton-36, Cuba Cemetery, Delorma Brown Hubbard-38, Eliza Ann Devoe-37, Emma Pridmore-39, Gertrude Mabel Hubbard-19, Prattsburgh Old Cemetery, Rachel Gardner-145Tags ancestors, cemetery, farmer, farms, history, homemaker, possessions, storms, train2 Comments on Charles Munson Hamilton & Eliza Ann Devoe
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7.11.10 ~ Eastern Point
As another batch of strong thunderstorms pass through Connecticut this evening I've got a bit of time to post another death by lightning account. I know the subject doesn't match the pictures, but I have no pictures of Elmer, and I have no words for the pictures, except for a caption. The pictures were taken on July 11, a lovely sparkling evening to be near or on the water.
When I married Tim I was thrilled to be given a copy of the autobiography of his great-grandfather, Charles Amos Hamilton. Charles was born when his mother was 47 years old, and she died when he was three weeks old. He had an 18-year-old sister, Addie, and a 26-year-old brother, Elmer. The following account of Elmer's death was written many years later by his little brother, Charles, who was 4 years old when it happened:
Several years ago we took a trip to western New York state to do some research on the Hamilton family. I found an article in the archives of a newspaper, Cuba True Patriot, 22 July 1870, Vol 9, No 4. The reporter got his age wrong, Elmer was actually 29 when he died:
Very sad and very sobering. According to the National Weather Service Lightning Safety website, in the United States, "an average of 58 people are killed each year by lightning. To date, there have been 15 lightning deaths in 2010." Our local weatherman advises that if you can hear thunder or see lightning, then the storm is close enough for lightning to strike you.
Benjamin Franklin invented the lightning rod in 1752. Too late to have helped the folks in Marshfield in 1666. Perhaps by 1870 they were on most homes, but I wonder about barns… It's good to have a healthy respect for thunderstorms and they are exciting to watch and listen to. But let's all stay indoors or in our cars!
Posted on July 21, 2010 April 1, 2021 Categories Benjamin Franklin, Charles Amos Hamilton-18, Eastern Point, Elmer Alonzo HamiltonTags ancestors, by the sea, driftwood, farms, ferry, history, hjemme, inventiveness, light, lighthouses, stormsLeave a comment on strong, lusty farmer


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Wildcat softball introduces five new recruits
PUBLISHED: January 18, 2008 at 12:00 am | UPDATED: September 14, 2018 at 12:00 am
A Chico State press release Thursday announced that head softball coach Jamie Brown recently declared that five high school seniors have committed to play at Chico State next season. Rachel Failla, Reina Andreatta, Jessica McDermott, Alyssa Jepsen, and Kelly Head will be joining the Wildcat softball program beginning in the fall of 2008.
Failla, a corner infielder from Santana High School in San Diego, earned Grossmont North League Player of the Year honors as a junior after hitting .348 and finishing third in the league in doubles. She led her team to a conference co-championship and a second-place finish in the section finals. Failla, who has also twice been named All-League in volleyball, earned a spot on the San Diego Union Tribune Scholar Athlete Team as well.
Andreatta, a catcher who has also played shortstop and in the outfield, prepares for her senior season at Folsom High School having already thrown out 19-of-23 potential base stealers over the course of her prep career. She earned Second Team All-League honors as a sophomore and First Team All-League honors as a junior after hitting .348 and leading her team into the section playoffs. She also boasts a career fielding percentage of .995, having committed only two errors in three seasons at the varsity level.
McDermott, the lone pitcher signed by Brown during the early signing period, is a three-time team MVP at Carmel High School in San Diego and earned All-State honors as a junior last season. She"s a three-time All-League selection and was named the Palomar League"s Pitcher of the Year following her sophomore and junior years. While leading her team to league and section titles last season, McDermott compiled a record of 25-3 and an ERA of 0.76.
Jepsen, a shortstop from Notre Dame High School in Belmont, has earned numerous accolades as a three-year varsity starter. She hit .400 with a .656 slugging percentage last season to earn First Team All-League and All-County honors. She also set a new San Mateo Country record with four home runs in one game and was named Team MVP for the second straight season. She hit .404 as a sophomore to garner First Team All-County honors and earned All-League Honorable Mention All-League honors.
Head, a varsity starter since her freshman year at Granada High School in Livermore, earned First Team All-League and Second Team All-Metro and All-East Bay as a junior last season. She batted .385 and led Granada to a section title. She also earned All-League Honorable Mention honors as a sophomore.
The Wildcats will kick off their second season under Brown on Feb. 1 at the three-day Best of the West Tournament hosted by Cal State Stanislaus. Five starters return to the team, including All-California Collegiate Athletic Association selections Chelsea Lundberg and Nickie Jarrett.


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At its 68th annual meeting on Sunday afternoon, May 5, the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association will spotlight Dr. George M. Goodwin, who has completed his 15th annual issue of its journal, Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes. His tenure has been exceeded only by the late Dr. Seebert J. Goldowsky, who retired more than 40 years ago.
All are welcome to attend the Association's meeting, which will be held at 2 p.m. in the Victor and Gussie Baxt Social Hall at the Alliance's Dwares Jewish Community Center. A festive reception will follow the formal meeting.
Prof. Mel A. Topf will be nominated to serve a second term as the Association's president, and Harold Foster, Lowell Lisker and Ruth Breindel will remain as officers of the executive committee. Cynthia Benjamin will be nominated to serve as a new board member.
Goodwin, a former Association president and a trustee of the Rhode Island Historical Society, will reflect on some of the challenges, dilemmas and successes reflected in the 3,000 pages he has helped create. His guidance has helped shape approximately 200 articles, which have covered an extraordinary range of topics, including, for example: Newport and succeeding waves of immigration, the history and survival of scores of congregations and Jewish organizations, military service since the Civil War, and Jewish involvement in business, the professions, and government as well as sports and recreation. The Association's journal, one of the oldest and most remarkable of any state Jewish historical organization, has always presented numerous insights, surprises and revelations.
For additional information about the annual meeting, please contact the Association's director, Kate-Lynne Laroche, at 401-331-1360. New members and guests are welcome to attend.


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Time Stripper
Adult 1996 Windows Otaku Hentai Bishoujo
Poor adult interactive fiction
This is your average hentai graphic novel, and you play it as you imagine, by choosing the dialogue line which you prefer. The game doesn't coalesce its scenes into an overarching plot, at least not one that is driven by any ordinary sense of logic, but the drawings and the accompanying dialogues are ok. There will be sex talk, there will be some nudity and even some other elements that almost dabble into Sci Fi. Fans of hentai will maybe like this game, since it's hand drawn and features the usual quality you would come to expect, but nothing more. To add insult to injury, or rather to dig itself an early grave, the game buries its sexually explicit scenes by the end which is not really the way to go for this type of genre. At least if the story was more enticing maybe you would put up with it, but Time Stripper doesn't really try that hard. And, so, unless you're really committed to the genre, this game doesn't really need to be on your gaming list. It's just bland. Rather try the Paradise Heights series for a change, which features better graphics, better story and more nudity, delivered more timely.
A waste of time
Oh God...Why has our world been cursed with developers that these kind of games? You'd think that adult games like this would bring a little bit of entertainment or interactivity or any sense at all. No. Instead we are treated to such horrible games, that I cannot classify as games. The only adult-themed games worth a play are the Strip Poker games, even the most horrible one, because these can be at least considered as GAMES! Time Stripper is pretty just another example that hentai games will never be fun to be played. They are more like a chore and 99 percent of them aren't actual games. They're like a some sort of a graphical script(with a lame storyline) of an erotic movie. Time Stripper suffers the fate as the rest: no interactivity, pointless choices, a boring story, being forced to read text, nudity comes almost at the end and the list goes. That's it! That's what I have to say about this game. The developers should really take some lesson from others. because there a few GOOD adult games, besides Strip Poker. All in all, if you bought this game, consider yourself getting your money because Time Stripper is a waste of time!
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El Torneo Clausura 2022 de la Liga FUTVE Futsal 1 fue organizado por la Federación Venezolana de Fútbol. El 15 de octubre del 2022, comenzó la competición en consonancia duró 36 días por ende finalizó el 19 de noviembre del 2022. No hubo final absoluta motivado a que el campeón del torneo apertura 2022 fue el campeón del torneo clausura 2022 por ende el campeón absoluto de la Liga Futve Futsal 1 del 2022 clasificó a la Copa Libertadores 2023.

Gimnasios que Son Sedes

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|Gimnasio José Beracasa || Ciudad de Caracas, Distrito Capital, municipio Bolivariano Libertador, parroquia Paraíso, urbanización Paraíso, avenida José Antonio Páez entre la avenida los Pinos y la avenida Arismendi. Punto de referencia: a 3 cuadras de la plaza Páez y al frente de la jefatura civil del Paraíso || style="text-align:center;"|
|Domo José María Vargas || Estado La Guaira, municipio Vargas, capital Maiquetía, parroquia Carlos Soublette, avenida Soublette cerca de la calle Montesano. Punto de referencia: a 2 cuadras de la jefatura civil Carlos Soublette y al lado del Polideportivo José María Vargas || style="text-align:center;"|

Ingreso a los Gimnasios

Capacidad Máxima de Fanáticos en los Gimnasios
Fue el 100% de su capacidad, asimilado esto, las personas llevaron su tapaboca para cumplir con todas las normas de bioseguridad.

Venta de Entrada

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|Físico || Taquillas del Gimnasio José Beracasa || Ciudad de Caracas, Distrito Capital, municipio Bolivariano Libertador, parroquia Paraíso, urbanización Paraíso, avenida José Antonio Páez entre la avenida los Pinos y la avenida Arismendi. Punto de referencia: a 3 cuadras de la plaza Páez y al frente de la jefatura civil del Paraíso || style="text-align:center;"|
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|Físico || Taquillas del Domo José María Vargas || Estado La Guaira, municipio Vargas, capital Maiquetía, parroquia Carlos Soublette, avenida Soublette cerca de la calle Montesano. Punto de referencia: a 2 cuadras de la jefatura civil Carlos Soublette y al lado del Polideportivo José María Vargas || style="text-align:center;"|

Formato de Competencia
Estuvo conformado por la fase de grupos, los cuartos de final, la semifinal y la final:

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|Fase de Grupos || Estuvo integrada por el grupo A y el grupo B, captado lo previo, el grupo A poseyó 6 equipos que en el Domo José María Vargas y el Gimnasio José Beracasa, iniciaron los juegos en pro de jugar 2 veces con cada equipo de su grupo para consumar 10 juegos en consonancia el grupo B poseyó 6 equipos que en el Domo José María Vargas y el Gimnasio José Beracasa, iniciaron los juegos en pro de jugar 2 veces con cada equipo de su grupo para consumar 10 juegos. Al finalizar la fase de grupos, clasificaron los primeros 4 equipos de cada grupo a los cuartos de final.
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|Cuartos de Final || Clasificaron a la semifinal, los ganadores de 1 evento de futsal.
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|Semifinal || Clasificaron a la final, los ganadores de 1 evento de futsal.
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|Final || Fue el campeón, el ganador de 1 evento de futsal.

Equipos y Clasificación de la Fase de Grupos

Grupo A

Grupo B

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Calendario de la Fase de Grupos

Goleadores en la Fase de Grupos del Torneo Clausura 2022 de la Liga FUTVE Futsal 1
Uno de los regalos más bonitos del futsal, es el gol:

Cuartos de Final, Semifinal y Final

Goleadores del Torneo Clausura 2022 de la Liga FUTVE Futsal 1
Uno de los regalos más bonitos del futsal, es el gol:

Patrocinantes
Les pongo en su bienquerencia a quienes asistieron al Torneo Clausura 2022 de la Liga FUTVE Futsal 1 para generar las buenas costumbres del deporte:

Conmebol Libertadores Futsal 2022
Por segunda vez en su historia, Venezuela será sede de la máxima competición de clubes de futsal que se consumará desde el 21 hasta el 28 de mayo del 2023, felicitando esto, se han realizado 17 ediciones incluyendo a la 3.ª edición del año 2002 donde Venezuela fue sede en consonancia Asociación Carlos Barbosa de Futsal fue el rey debido a que ganó a Pumas de Venezuela.

Conmebol Sub-20 Futsal 2022
Conmebol confirmó que nuestra nación será sede por ende el campeonato se disputará desde el 9 hasta el 17 de septiembre del 2023.

Referencias

Véase también
 Torneo Superior de Futsal
 Selección de fútbol sala de Venezuela
 Anexo:Historial de partidos de la selección de fútbol sala de Venezuela
 2022

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

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Deporte en Venezuela en 2022
Fútbol sala en Venezuela
Fútbol sala en 2022


I am having problem with attaching large images to posts in my forums after mowe to cloud based server.
The server people have lifted the attachment limit to 50 Mb, this should not be the problem.
I have (a quite old) module, Resize Attached Images, is this perhaps the problem?
I have no limits on images size in the settings.
Take a look at your servers error log, is there anything there?
Aleksi is likely to be referring to where the PHP errors are logged.
Working from home today, and have lost my password for cpanel, can not check error log, but have asked the server support to do so.
Since i wrote this i have tried to uninstall and reinstall resize attached iamges i www.atvforum.se and then tried to attach a large image and it worked!
If i try to add the same large picture, and now it does not work.
Strange, but not unexpected due to a lot of small problems like this after the server change.
Since i can not log in to cpanel, i did no backup, anyone have any idea what happend?
Another issue i have after the mowe to new server with Cpanel is that changing theme throuht admin panel somtimes mean that the server takes away code, and also adds code never earlier been present!
Most obvius this is when adding code with åäö (swedish) then it get all corrupt, and the server deletes a lot of code (not just the rowes with åäö) and adds new code making the forum crash.
Is this a cpanel problem, language problem, or settings problem in PHP or something else?
what are your Admin > Forum > Attachments and Avatars > Attachment Settings ?
this is a known issue and the above mod fixes the issue.
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Supreme Court demands 'clear picture' on rejection of tribals' claims on forest lands, observes nine states didn't follow procedure
The Supreme Court is hearing a batch of petitions regarding the Forest Rights Act filed before it since 2006.
Bharat bandh today as tribal, Dalit groups protest against SC's 13 Feb eviction order, demand ordinance to protect rights
Tribal and Dalit rights organisations have called for bharat bandh on Tuesday protesting against the 13 February Supreme Court order, which had directed at least 21 states to evict traditional forest and tribal dwellers whose claims over the forest land have been rejected by authorities.
Tribal groups to go ahead with Bharat bandh today despite SC stay on order directing eviction of 'illegal' forest-dwellers
Tribal outfits across states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, and north-east have called for a peaceful bandh.
Issue of evicting tribals and forest dwellers should be seen 'compassionately', says forest minister Harsh Vardhan
Union Minister Harsh Vardhan, however, did not elaborate on his statement saying the issue of evicting tribals should be seen compassionately, saying he had not read the 13 February judgement and came to know about it only through the media.
SC orders eviction of tribals whose claims to forest land have been rejected; 10 lakh families across 16 states affected
The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the eviction of around 10 lakh families of forest-dwelling tribal communities in at least 16 states


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Formula One Factories: Williams & Renault
Continuing our tour of the Formula One factories, this week we look at two of the sports most successful teams; Williams and Renault. Both squads are based in the beautiful countryside surrounding Oxford, and from these buildings have come many a championship and many a great car.
Williams: Grove, Oxfordshire
Having been one of the most successful teams in Formula One's history, you would imagine their factory to be one of grandeur and glamour. The factory is pleasant, based in the countryside South of Oxford, is modern-looking and set in beautiful grounds of rolling green grass. But glamourous is perhap the wrong word to use. Understated would be more appropriate. When reading peoples accounts of visiting the centre, many tell stories of not finding the place, missing the small sign by the main entrance or generally feeling underwhelmed by the apparent normality at the sight of the place. But like BMW Sauber, Williams are no-nonsense, so maybe this similar approach will fair both teams well in the future, just as it has in the past.
Williams seem to open their doors quite a lot for visitors, as in, they regularly hold tours for fans and have a merchandise shop somewhere within the complex. Opposite the main entrance is a trimmed hedge shaped into an F1 car with pit crew (shown in photograph), and inside you'll find cars from the past detailing the squads impressive history. Although Williams currently aren't enjoying the success they were once used to, their factory certainly reeks of a company dedicated to returning to glory. And although the team may appear closed while at races, looking at their factory and reading accounts of others, they are certainly more open when they are in their countryside home.
Click to view the Williams factory in Google Maps. Or check out their interactive tour on the Williams website.
Renault: Enstone, Oxfordshire
Also based in the Oxfordshire countryside are Renault. Of course, being owned by the French manufacturer, the team also have facilities in France, notably Viry-Chatillon, where the engines are designed and built. But like most other squads, their operations and day-to-day running of the team are based in the UK at Enstone. Whiteways Technical Centre has been in Formula One use since its construction in 1992, originally being owned by the Benetton team before the Renault acquisition.
Unlike close neighbours Williams though, Enstone is very understated and not like a standout building you might expect, instead choosing to be hidden among the trees and foliage. The building itself looks like a British primary school, laid out, on the whole, on one floor with the typical flat roof. There is no pomp or circumstance with Enstone, just a building full of dedicated workers dutifully getting on with the task in hand. Inside is an impressive display of cars, helmets and paraphernalia, and the littering of parts extends to all quarters of publicly accessible areas. The facility has been expanded over time and now employs ~350 people and even gets the occasional mention on the towns official website.
Click to view the Renault factory in Google Maps.
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I quite like the sound of the Williams and Renault factories. No-nonsense places fitting into the surrounding countryside where the emphasis is on hard work rather than architectural complexity.
17th December, 2007 at 1:02am
An excellent series, Ollie. Brilliant idea, finely executed.
Thanks guys. I too like the no-nonsense approach, at least from the outside looking in. However, as I'm sure we are all well aware (and if not expect a post about it soon), if I were to work for an F1 team in the factory, I might end up moving to Woking. Although Ferrari was recently named as the best company to work for in Italy. Decisions, decisions…
…*thump* That was the sound of reality hurting. 😛
Red Bull seemed a decent place to work when I was at the factory – everyone from Adrian Newey and Christian Horner down to the mechanics all shared the same canteen at lunchtimes which shows there's no airs and graces among the heriarchy there.
Of course until they are more successful on the track there will always be the allure of working for someone else like McLaren or Ferrari – not sure I could handle all the political stuff that goes with either of those teams!!
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151 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 18 cm.
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