Idag åkte jag med mamma till Uppsala universitet där hon undervisar. Det var fel på t-banans gröna linje så det var kaos i Gullmarsplan vilket var bra för då missade vi tåget vi skulle ta och då satte vi oss på ett café i centralen. Jag åt en jättegod nygrillad ciabatta och varm choklad med vispgrädde. Tyvärr hade jag ont i magen (så ovanligt) och låg mest i soffan och vred mig som en mask som inte vill bli satt på krok.

Väl framme fick jag sitta i mammas kontor när hon undervisade. Träffade två av hennes trevliga studenter senare när vi skulle gå till lunchrestaurangen. Där åt jag pannkakor medan mamma hade en lektion till. Sen joinade hon mig och en konstvetare/historiker som jag skulle intervjua om konst. Det var jätteintressant. En annan grej jag upptäckte under min vistelse i matsalen var hur mogna alla var. Eleverna var som vi var i sexan: de hade med sig böcker (och datorer) på lunchrasten. De hade djupa diskussioner och pluggade tillsammans. Det var vackert. Efteråt strövade jag runt på den enorma kyrkogården precis utanför. Därav kortet. JAG FÅR MIN SYSTEMKAMERA I DECEMBER.

Jag åkte tåg själv direkt till skolan där jag hade spanska (steg 5). Det var ganska slappt, vi fick godis och lyssnade på musik. Sedan mötte jag Burk och vi åkte hem till mig för att fixa Kinaresan (!!!) men det blev mest nudlar och dåliga program på MTV.

Nu måste jag skriva två prosatexter. Känner ingen inspiration alls. Har inte känt det på länge. Eller jo, fast bara när det gäller dikter. Det går töntigt lätt för mig att skriva det. Men att hitta på känslor jag inte har till påhittade situationer är bara jobbigt. Saga för vuxna… Hur skriver man det?!

Pal är i London nu. Jag är avis och tycker att du ska komma hem. RÅÅÅÅBUSTA!

Chop!

Glömde berätta något stort jag var med om igår. William fick en burk frukt vid lunchtid och efteråt gav Andreas honom locket till burken. Sen sträckte han fram burken och sa: sätt på locket William. Och han gjorde det! Jag är stolt, imponerad och jättelöjlig jag vet. Men hallå, han inte bara kunde sätta på locket på rätt sätt, han förstod vad Andreas sa! Vilka framsteg! Det bevisade också att när jag sa till honom att stänga locket till blöjpåsen som han alltid ska rota i så förstod han visst, han ville bara inte lyssna på mig. Lurfink. Här har ni mer av William’s achievements, dancing level 17. Det märks vilken låt som spelas för fullt här hemma just nu.

So you all saw the updates of the week via Tweets.  Some also have seen the latest post regarding the STL.  Here is a summary of stuff that will help those troubleshooting (STL) and planning (software updates) in the coming weeks.

1.  The STL.  The symptoms were quite surprising on the Moseley aural STL.  We noticed the failure via audio drop outs.  It was somewhat periodic, too, which was quite interesting.  As we had planned to drop the system to 32 quam from 64 quam to make it more robust in the first place, we began to do that from the far end (receivers at transmitter sites) back to the near end (studios).  No bit errors were being received at the transmitter site, so there was no real need to worry, yet the problem was there.  When we got to the transmitter at the studio, and after visiting the mid-point, we noticed the issue after making our Quam adjustment.
As we are running 32 Quam now, an issue like this will not show itself unless you are diligent on routine maintenance.  Now we are going to schedule monthly tests of the backup STL system by placing it on air for at least 1 hour.  We will also make sure we check the units themselves for any parameters out of range.

2.  Harris HTHD+:  Amazingly this thing will drop when you least expect it.  After spending a better part of the day Friday with tech support we are experimenting with the Exgine buffer.  The premise is the buffer is overflowing or having some issue causing a system restart.  During the restart RF is muted.  I will know more tomorrow when I hit the site and see how are buffer is doing after doing recommended adjustments to buffer timing.  If we remain unlocked, then we are looking at some issue.  If it is a data stream issue, then we may have something up with our Intraplex STL.  It would be odd if this was our issue and I would conclude that the Flexstar processing system and Exgine would need some sort of overhaul.  On a side note it also shows how critical a good network path to the transmitter site is for iBiquity HD radio.  Nuts considering many transmitter sites have little or no network access.

3.  UPSs (Uninterruptible Power Supplies):  Never purchase a consumer grade UPS even if it is a “true” UPS.  If possible purchase an online UPS large enough to handle the plant or a section thereof.  I have 15 more batteries to replace in the next day or two.  They are running my budget up and it is killing me.  It is worth the money to protect your systems, but a maintenance nightmare.  Try to keep it simple.

4.  Remote Controls:  More monitoring is a definite requirement for major markets.  Reliable, too.  I need something reliable, versatile, and flexible.  Will it be Davicom, Audemat, Burk, or Statmon?  I am tending towards Statmon, but the cost may be too steep.  I’ll keep you posted on my progress on this one.

Enough rambling, back to more fun!

Foto: Henrik Spansk

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Alla dessa ord han bar omkring på utan att förstå var de kom ifrån, vad de egentligen betydde och hur de hamnat i just hans huvud. Det var underligt. Ta ordet linolja som exempel, vad sjutton kunde det vara för något? Att det var tvådelat hade han listat ut då klangen i olja lät vagt bekant, men lin, nej det var verkligen obegripligt, kanske var det inte ens ett ord? Samtidigt fanns i hans sinne ord han förstod och som han visste vad de syftade på; Sol, katt, sand, storm, vind och burk.

Just en burk låg nu vid hans fötter när han böjde sig ner för att plocka lämpliga stenar att kasta mot katten. C-I-D-E-R stod i stora gula bokstäver över den i övrigt svarta burken. Det ringde ingen klocka, men så mycket kunde han föreställa sig att det antagligen handlade om något som tidigare funnits i burken eller något som skulle placeras i burken. Alternativt var det något man skulle akta sig för, denna förståelse tillämpade han på de flesta föremål med oförklarlig text tryckt på, allt sedan en förpackning med en till synes välsmakande vätska visade sig vara gift, aldrig mer S-Å-P-A.

Men det var något med hur texten var skriven över burken, vackert, snirkligt, som drog den honom till sig och sa, jag är din vän. Nej, det här var något helt annat än det där blåa i såpa.

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Give me a break!
Haha. Nu måste jag jag införskaffa vinglas också.

Sprayfärgad gren.

By: Michael Radomski

July 30, 2009

(PITTSFIELD, MA) – Wahconah Park is one of the oldest and most historic baseball stadiums in America. Fans have seen organized baseball on this site since 1892 and have witnessed future major leaguers in their prime on the way to the Major Leagues.

Hall of famer Carlton Fisk played at Wahconah Park in 1969 for the Red Sox minor league affiliate and future hall of famer Greg Maddux did the same for the Cubs in 1986.

The ballpark has also seen many famous visiting players as well, but now Wahconah Park is making history with a few new visitors.

What once was a touristic attraction for many sports fans, has now turned into a tourist attraction for water sports.  

Wahconah Park has turned into the eighth wonder of the world and possibly the sixth ocean on the atlas following a torrential rainstorm last night that left the park underwater.

Players John Andreoli (UCONN) and Kevin Burk (Univ of Kansas) pose in front of the famous Wahconah Park entrance sign.

Pittsfield assistant coach Bob Warn points to some visitors on surf boards.

The field is currently used by the Pittsfield American Defenders of the New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL), who have occupied Wahconah Park since 2004.

Players and coaches stopped by the field today to truly witness the situation. The team was away yesterday in Vermont for a road game and arrived back to a flooding parking lot. Shortstop Zach Williams (Judson Univ) stepped off the bus last night to his car tires sitting in the rising waters.

Most players saw it as just another night as the parking lot flooded for the 6^th time this summer season. But the players, coaches and townspeople woke up to something this morning that they have never quite seen before.

By the time the morning came around, the water and the nearby Housatonic River started to overflow into the Wahconah Park clubhouse, field, and parking lot.

The driveway into the parking lot at Wahconah Park.

The river flows right beyond the outfield fences and sometimes overflows into the parking lot. The area now features water waist-high in some spots and as high as someone’s hip in others.

Many cars drove by to see what has become of Wahconah Park and some stopped by to bike, drive or even boat through the water.

A few daring fans were even courageous enough to paddle and trudge through the water to see the actual field.

The view at Wahconah Park from left field towards the home plate grandstand.

Most of the outfield is covered by water with just a small portion of grass still visible.  

The water ranges from foul pole to foul pole and is roughly three feet deep at the outfield fences.

The outfield fences also serve as a barrier from the water rising even higher.

The Pittsfield American Defenders have had a very wet 42-game season this year. The team has been rained out 11 different times, have been suspended by rain another 4 nights, and have even had to shorten games twice due to the rain.

Pittsfield general manager Jon Tosches looks out from the flooded concourse area into the nearby parking lot.

“It’s been a tough year,” said Pittsfield general manager Jon Tosches. “All of us are in our first year in town but the coaches, players, and front office have really rallied together this season.”

The team has been managed by Dr. Carroll Land this season along with assistant coaches Bob Warn and Ron Swen. All of the coaches come to Pittsfield from far distances.

Bob Warn is a Hall of Fame coach from Indiana State while both Ron Swen and Dr. Carroll Land come to Pittsfield from California. Land was the manager of Point Loma Nazarene from 1961 to 1999 and is also a Hall of Fame coach. He managed assistant coach Ron Swen at Point Loma and Swen has gone on to coach many traveling teams from California and top pitchers including Colby Lewis.

All three gentlemen never expected to see a season or a park quite like this one. 

The players also come from all over the country to play baseball in Pittsfield. The NECBL provides college student athletes the opportunity to enhance their skills over the summer before arriving back to their college teams in the fall.

Kevin Burk, a right-handed pitcher and freshman from the University of Kansas, arrived at the park this afternoon in shock.  

“You come out here and know that the Northeast is known for some rain, but not this much,” said Burk. “It was pretty bizarre seeing a lake, a flooded field and a flooded locker room when I pulled up.”

Teammate John Andreoli, a first baseman and outfielder from UCONN also showed up and couldn’t believe it.

“We were lucky to not have this happen to us in June,” said Andreoli, a freshman from UCONN. “It felt like you were at an ocean and not at the park. I’ve never seen anything like it.”

John Andreoli and Kevin Burk take in the moment by swimming near a park bench.

Andreoli also mentioned that some of the players planned to go to the lake on the off day but decided to stop by the park instead.

Pittsfield did have an off day on Thursday when the high amounts of water were discovered. The American Defenders are scheduled to play at Wahconah Park on Friday night in a doubleheader matchup against the Danbury Westerners.

Tomorrow is the last day of the regular season and Pittsfield is now forced to move to nearby Clapp Park to play Danbury.

The American Defenders and Westerners also must move up the game to one o’clock since Clapp Park does not have the lights quite like Pittsfield’s normal home park.

Wahconah Park was constructed back in 1919 and is starting to gain a lot of attention for the rain that has fallen lately.

Pittsfield and Vermont played a game earlier in the year on June 27^th that featured a lightning delay, a rain delay, and a sun delay. Wahconah Park was built facing west and is unique for having sun delays in the middle of play.

Games are routinely stopped in the middle of action as the sun blinds the hitter, catcher, and umpire from center field.

Wahconah Park and Sam Lynn Ballpark in Bakersfield, CA are the only two fields in America that are still in use that have sun delays.

Games in Bakersfield start at around eight o’clock to avoid the sun delays all together while Pittsfield American Defenders games start at 6:35 PM. Typically games will be delayed in the third inning and can take anywhere from five to thirty-five minutes.

Wahconah Park faced even faced an uncertain future earlier this decade with the possibility for a new minor league facility.  However, those plans fell through and Wahconah Park continued to see games played on its site.

Pittsfield owner Dan Duquette brought an NECBL franchise here to Pittsfield in 2005 where the team has been ever since.

For now, Wahconah Park remains under water and adds another piece of nostalgic history to its already impressive resume.

There is a plaque on the Wahconah Park walls to remember the first ever college baseball game that was played between Amherst and Williams College back in 1859.

There may need to be a new plaque put up to remember the great Wahconah Park Flood of 2009, but those who experienced it may need not a sign to remember it. They have the images to recall July 30^th, 2009 for the rest of their lives.

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Mike is in his second season with the Pittsfield franchise as the director of broadcasting and media relations. He does the play by play radio call for the team and takes care of all media requests as well. Mike is entering his senior year at Quinnipiac University where he is studying broadcast journalism.

Police match the prints to those of Charlie Samuel, held in Burk’s slaying.

He has a history of violence and drugs. Police give a timeline of events that allegedly led up to the girl’s death.

Source:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-lily-burk28-2009jul28,0,123041.story

Charlie Samuel was arrested at 5:30 p.m. Friday on suspicion of possessing drugs and drug paraphernalia on 3rd Street in downtown Los Angeles — at least 12 hours before Lily’s body was discovered nearby in her black Volvo at 5th and Alameda streets. Law enforcement sources said Samuel has a history of violent crime and drug abuse.

“This case strikes close to home for all of us with children,” said LAPD Deputy Chief Sergio Diaz. “This is really a parent’s worst nightmare.” Police said Lily left her Los Feliz home at about 2:30 p.m. Friday to run an errand for her mother.

She had gone to the Southwestern University school. At a press conference, Diaz offered a chronology of what followed: 3 p.m Friday: Samuel allegedly approached Lily at her car, which was parked near the law school at the corner of Wilshire Place, north of 7th Street. Samuel abducted Lily. 3:35 p.m.: Samuel attempted to withdraw money from at least one location in downtown L.A. using Lily’s credit card.

But the girl’s credit car was not set up to be used at an ATM. 3:35 to 4 p.m. Lily called both her mother and father, asking how to withdraw money using her credit card.

She did not say she was in distress, police said. 4:52 p.m.: Samuel exited the driver’s-side door of Burk’s Volvo at 458 S. Alameda St. in downtown L.A. 5:25 p.m.: LAPD officers saw Samuel on 3rd Street drinking beer and in possession of a crack pipe. He was arrested.

Friday evening: Lily’s parents reported her missing. A missing persons report was filed and detectives began searching for her. 6:15 a.m. Saturday: Lily’s body was found by local workers inside her car at 458 Alameda St. They called 911, and police arrived.

A law enforcement source said Samuel had a previous history of assault with a deadly weapon, robbery and kidnapping. According to law enforcement records, Samuel also had been arrested April 23 on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood on a parole violation. He listed his occupation to police as a recycler.

According to a law enforcement source, Samuel entered a drug treatment program after that arrest. He had been released from state prison in February, where he was serving time after an arrest for petty theft with a prior conviction, law enforcement sources said. He was booked on suspicion of murder and was being held without bail. Over the weekend, Lily’s classmates and family friends gathered at a Los Angeles home to mourn her death and remember her life.

“The thing we want people to know about Lily is that she was a beautiful person and that she was looking forward to her life. She was funny, warm, kind and empathetic. She was deeply and widely loved,” read the statement from Deborah Drooz and Gregory Burk, a Times freelancer who writes about pop music. Lily was supposed to begin her senior year at Oakwood School in North Hollywood in the fall. She was set to star in her high school’s production of David Mamet’s “The Boston Marriage” and planned to volunteer helping the homeless this summer.

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Min första dag med visdomsprojektet. Dagen tillbringades i Norberg tillsammans med Lowa och mina svärföräldrars hund Pricken. Uppehållsväder.

Lärdom nr 1: Metallburkar (såsom konservburkar med exempelvis grekiska kalamatioliver) ska inte stoppas tillbaka in i kylskåpet när de öppnats. Innehållet ska istället tömmas i en annan burk i exempelvis plast som kan slutas. Förmodligen beror detta på att metallburkar med vattnigt innehåll kan börja rosta och avge oönskade ämnen, men skälen är ännu inte fullständigt utredda.

Lärdom nr 2: Hundar som har den obehagliga sjukdomen analsäcksinflammation vårdas bäst genom att man trycker fingrarna mot utsidan av analen för att därigenom få bort oönskat var och annat otrevligt.

Lärdom nr 3: Min farmors farmors farfar var James Dickson d.y. och inte Robert Dickson som jag tidigare trodde. Han tillhörde den yngre generationen Dicksonare som tog sig till Göteborg från Skottland i början på 1800-talet.

Lärdom nr 4: James Braddock, också känd som Cinderella man, slog otippat den svårforcerade boxaren Max Baer efter att under en lång tid varit uträknad som boxare och levt med sin familj nära svältgränsen.

A 17-year-old girl’s body was found in her vehicle Saturday in downtown Los Angeles and is being investigated as a homicide. Lily Belle Burk’s body was found in her car at 6:30 a.m. near Alameda and Fourth Street, according to Rosario Herrera of the Los Angeles Police Department.

Coroner’s investigator Jerry McKibben said the death was ruled as a homicide. The teen, an incoming senior at Oakwood School in North Hollywood, left for the Southwestern University School of Law on an errand Friday afternoon and never returned. More than an hour later, she called each of her parents, asking them how to get cash using her credit card at an ATM, police said. She was not heard from again and her parents reported her missing at about 7 p.m. Friday.

Investigators believe the teen was killed later that day. Saturday morning, police were called to investigate a young woman’s body in a parked car near Skid Row and found signs of a struggle. The girl had head injuries and detectives believe the cause of death was blunt force trauma since there was no damage to the car.

Anyone with information on her death can call Central Area Detectives Robert Nelson or Albert Marengo at (213) 972-1253 or (877) LAPD-24-7. (© 2008 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Wire services contributed to this report.).

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Rockstar och Rockstar Punched Apple kan man hitta på Dagslivs för 20 kr styck för en 50 cl burk. Det finns flera olika smaker på Rockstar, men jag har bara sett en annan som var orange, antagligen apelsinsmak, och den såg jag på The English Shop. Har inte smakat på någon av de olika smakerna ännu.

Powerking finns på ganska många ställen, som t.ex. på PrisXtra, Hemmakväll och på vissa tobaksaffärer. Powerking Cranberry, Powerking White Cola och Powerking Sugarfree finns också på dessa ställen. Men på Hemmakväll kan man köpa ett flak för 140 kr, vilket ger ett värde på 5,83 kr per burk, annars kan man köpa en Powerking på PrisXtra för 6,50 kr om man bara vill ha en.

Eftersom det är en sån tråkig och vanlig energidryck så tog jag en lite… ovanligare bild. Det är svårt att hitta ett ställe som inte säljer Red Bull, men jag skulle rekommendera att köpa den på Dagslivs, eftersom den vanliga 25 cl burken kostar 13,50 kr styck eller 37 kr för ett fyra pack istället för 20 kr styck som på 7/11 och Pressbyrån. Det var så länge sen jag drack den så jag kommer inte ihåg vad den smakar.

Tomat och bön-soppa

Detta är så lätt att göra! Det tar i princip ingen tid alls.

Häll krossade tomater och bönor i en kastrull och koka i åtminstone 10 minuter, men det blir godare om du låter det koka lite längre. Du behöver bara kolla till och röra runt lite då och då. Blanda i kryddor du tror passar, exempelvis timjan, basilika, svartpeppar, och salta.

Det är förvånansvärt mättande och gott. Påminner litegrann om ärtsoppa. Du kan variera genom att ta andra kryddor och lägga till fler saker som du tror passar i soppan.

Den här drickan är faktiskt lite spännande på ett sätt, för Nos gör egentligen lustgas till bilar, vilket är anledningen till att den finns på Mekonomen. En 473 ml burk kostar 29 kr, man kan även få en 65 cl flaska om man frågar i kassan tror jag. Den här tycker inte jag smakar som andra energidrycker, den smakar typ som Fanta men lite starkt.

Shark finns på Pressbyrån, på vissa mataffärer, 7/11 och på vissa bensinmackar. Den enda som jag vet har burken är 7/11, på andra ställen har jag bara sett glasflaskan. Den kostar 18-23 kr för en sån här 25 cl flaska. Jag vet inte riktigt vad den smakar, eftersom jag spottade ut det för att det var så äckligt… Men det är ju bara min åsikt.

En del nöjer sig inte med att slänga burkar på marken. De måste ju plattas till också. Här kommer veckans andra skräpbild på en grön Fanta exotic.

Den här dagen har börjat med en ordentlig sovmorgon till ca 11.15 sen samlades vi hos Jesper och tågade vidare därifrån till Petras för frukostfika och ett “secret meeting” med bröderna Björkbacka.

Sen träffade vi Robin Eriksson som gav oss en present som han hade beskrivit som världens bästa grej så vi hade rätt höga förväntningar. Men det var kul i alla fall, det var en cheeseburger på burk.

Sen drog jag och brorsan till mormor och morfar och började skruva i pappas bil i verkstaden där en stund. Vi fick även middag där och en del kroppkakor att frysa ner och ha till planteringen så tack mormor!

Strax efter att jag kom hem for jag och sprang 4:an på elljusspåret med Robin Lindahl och det gick bara fint.

Nu sitter jag och Adam hos mig och väntar på att Jesper ska komma hem så att vi ska kunna hitta på nått ballt.

/David

 This cemetery is located in the Readyville Quadrangle in Cannon County.  E. on John Bragg Highway (US 70), right (S) on Bradyville Road (Hwy. 64), at the Curlee Community left (W) on Curlee Road.    Photographed by:  Patsy Paterson   2pats2cats@comcast.net

The cemetery as it appeared April 7, 2007 

Betty B. Alexander   1895 -1972

Oscar D. Alexander   1898 – 1972

Hazel Rogers Beck   Jan. 25, 1928 – March 30, 2004 

Linna Finley Bethel   Nov. 27, 1885 – Jan. 9, 1941

Wife of Ed Bethel

Annie Maie Bowling   Oct. 12, 1916 – Dec. 22, 1990

Joe Edward Bowling   Aug. 29, 1953 – April 5, 2000

Robert H. Brandon   March 27, 1877 – Feb. 7, 1956

Jimmie E. Brandon   Dec. 23, 1878 – Dec. 31, 1939

Frances Gaither Carnahan   Dec. 14, 1856 – Aug. 25, 1934

Wife of N. C. Carnahan 

 N. C. Carnahan   Jan. 30, 1818 – Oct. 8, 1906 

T. B. Carnahan   July 9, 1879 – Nov. 24, 1942

Sarah Gladys Cody   Oct. 18, 1928 – Jan. 23, 1985

Bettie Curlee   Oct. 11, 1855 – No Death Date

Wife of T. B. Curlee

 T. B. Curlee   June 3, 1854 – June 25, 1904

 C. E. Curlee   May 22, 1825 – Aug. 23, 1899

Calvin Curlee   1791 – 1851

Rebecca Faulkenberry Curlee   1791 – 1856

Calvin D. Curlee   Oct. 4, 1828 – Aug. 5, 1904

Dr. J. P. Curlee   Nov. 15, 1857 – Aug. 11, 1934

Addie L. Patton Curlee   Feb. 8, 1866 – Nov. 24, 1915

M. E. Lyon Curlee   Nov. 10, 1837 – May 12, 1902

James Walker Curlee   1913- 1973

Monroe C. Curlee   1887 – 1942

Nellie T. Curlee   1892 – 1968

R. G. Curlee   July 30, 1868 – Aug. 23, 1878

W. D. Curlee   May 7, 1874 – Jan. 20, 1956

Estelle W. Davenport   May 28, 1930 – Nov. 2, 2006

Ernest H. Davenport   Aug. 10, 1933 – July 17, 1996

PFC  U. S. Army Korea

Lloyd Brent Davenport   June 6, 1963 – June 12, 1963

James Bridges Dobson   July 5, 1939 – Jan. 9, 2006

Oldest Son of Ruby Mitchell Dobson

Erwin Dunn   April 26, 1869 – Jan. 13, 1939

Lizzie Dunn   Jan. 23, 1876 – Feb. 6, 1911

Wife of E. Dunn

Abrilla J. Finley   Feb. 14, 1860 – March 23, 1828

Isaac J. Finley   Nov. 29, 1850 – April 14, 1903

Chloe Hope Finley   1905 – 1990

Howard W. Finley   1907 – 1933

Christie S. Finley   1884 – 1962

Herbert T. Finley   Aug. 28, 1883 – Aug. 17, 1963

Homer R. Finley   Sept. 1, 1918 – May 5, 1968

Esther Finley    Jan. 25, 1894 – Feb. 20, 1957

Howard Finley   Oct. 12, 1890 – July 29, 1975

   Children of J. T. & Florence Fowler

Herchel Fowler   Aug. 6, 1924 – Nov. 6, 1925

Pauline Fowler   July 2, 1928 – Jan. 2, 1929

 Hershal F. Fowler   Aug. 3, 1908 – June 25, 1909

Son of J. C. & Maggie Fowler

John William Fowler   Dec. 17, 1918 – Sept. 10, 1934

Alma P. Gaither   April 14, 1888 – Feb, 7, 1973

Claud A. Gaither   March 15, 1885 – April 25, 1971

 Albert Thomas Gaither   Sept. 24, 1878 – June 18, 1954

Amelia E. Gaither   March 25, 1841 – Aug. 31, 1915

W. P. Gaither   Oct. 11, 1833 – Nov. 20, 1914

Amelia L. Gaither   1823 – 1864 

 Bazzel Gaither   March 19, 1824 – May 9, 1904

Mary Ann Cox Gaither   Feb. 13, 1830 – April 13, 1877

Wife of Bazzel Gaither (Dates are confusing on plate)

C. H. Gaither   Nov. 11, 1882 – Oct. 23, 1920 

Henrietta Curlee Gaither  Nov. 27, 1859 -  May 18, 1941

Wife of Cullen C. Gaither Buried in Durham, Oklahoma

James Franklin Gaither   1816 – 1893

Jessie Myrtle Gaither   Nov. 29, 1917 – May 3, 2000

Ladye Cullie Gaither   Oct. 30, 1901 – Jan. 1, 1978

Laura Elizabeth Gaither   April 9, 1866 – June 6, 1888

Daughter of W. P. & Sarah A. E. Gaither

Sarah A. E. Gaither   Dec. 9, 1834 – Aug. 25, 1873

Wife of W. P. Gaither

Sarah Gaither   Aug. 13, 1861 – March 31, 1931

T. A. Gaither   July 21, 1841 – April 23, 1917

Martha J. Gaither   Dec. 12, 1850 – Nov. 19, 1911

Sarah Elizabeth Gaither   Jan. 23, 1849 – July 20, 1911

Thomas Franklin Gaither   Feb. 3, 1828 – May 27, 1906

Children of Robert and Jimmie Brandon Hall

Floyd Brandon Hall   1904 – 1927

Ray Hall   1909 – 1932

Melissa D. Harrell   1872 – 1941

Tom Harrell   1867 – 1939

Flaudia Reed Harris   July 16, 1923 – March 1, 1963

Barry Randall Harris   Oct. 15, 1941 – Feb. 20, 1993

AB   U. S. AIR FORCE

Alfred J. Helton   1881 – 1963

Mary I. Helton   1872 – 1950

Belinda Hodges   May 18, 1820 – March 1, 1884

Comer Hollis   1895 – 1973

Denzil O. Hollis   1860 – 1893

Emily F. Curlee Hollis  Jan. 31, 1865 – Dec. 28, 1884

Wife of D. O. Hollis, Daughter of C. E. and M. E. Curlee

Nannie B. Lasiter Hollis   Jan. 12, 1875 – Feb. 14, 1946

Bertha Hoover   March 5, 1897 – May 15, 1975

Charlie D. Hoover   Jan. 3, 1898 – July 26, 1946

Willie H. Hoover   Nov. 29, 1892 – March 18, 1954

Charlie Thurman Hoover   Oct. 21, 1917 – Feb. 4, 1974

Mary Jane Curlee Hoover   June 15, 1916 – Sept. 14, 1989

Robert S. Hoover   March 17, 1938 – Sept. 10, 1991

Sue Hoover   Feb. 19, 1868 – Oct. 29, 1909

Anna Knox    July 15, 1898 – Feb. 9, 1908

Hessie Suggs Knox   Feb. 1, 1868 – April 5, 1902

?? R. Knox   June 25, 1866 – Aug. 21, 1931

Catherine Knox   Feb. 2, 1838 – June 30, 1896

R. A. Knox   July 2, 1838 – March 4, 1914

 Elizabeth Knox   Sept. 11, 1830 – June 26, 1887

J. H. Knox   May 25, 1851 – March 12, 1912

J. W. A. Knox   Sept. 6, 1820 – Nov. 5, 1878

 Jim Roe Knox   July 25, 1913 – Feb. 9, 1988

Lacy Lorene Knox   Aug. 4, 1916 – July 5, 2002

L. R. Knox   Aug. 22, 1851 – Feb. 13, 1903

 Roberta L. Knox   May 17, 1915 – July 26, 2002

Robert Paul Knox   Sept. 19, 1911 – Jan. 28, 1976

Aline R. Lasiter   March 18, 1902 – July 12, 1982

N. H. Lasiter   Oct. 2, 1898 – Oct. 9, 1975

J. B. Lasiter   sept. 6, 1849 – March 10, 1903

John Lasiter   May 25, 1867 – May 17, 1926

P. C. Lasiter   1839- 1936 

Mary F. Bowen Lasiter   1849 – No Death Date

S. E. Lasiter   June 22, 1879 – Dec. 22, 1896

Samuel Lasiter   March 7, 1869 – Dec. 21, 1940

George E. Lassiter   Dec. 29, 1887 – Sept. 17, 1957

Maude J. Lassiter   Sept. 13, 1892 – July 15, 1975

 Horace P. Lassiter   1912- 1986

Mamye K. Lassiter   1925 – 1968

Lurette C. Lassiter   April 20, 1911 – Oct. 15, 1997

Payton B. Lassiter March 3, 1910 – July 15, 1982

 John A. Lowe   Dec. 19, 1870 – Nov. 24, 1902

Henry McBroom   June 14, 1832 – Oct. 20, 1904

Mary C. McBroom   Oct. 6, 2839 – Aug. 3, 1909

Wife of R. C. McBroom

Charles McMillen   Nov. 5, 1826 – July 21, 1877

Mary McMillen   Aug. 24, 1826 – June 15, 1913

Carl Mears  SP4  U.S. Army  Vietnam

Nov. 14, 1944 – Aug. 11, 1989

Elizabeth Mears   Oct. 7, 1835 – Nov. 6, 1921

J. R. (I think) Mears   Dec. 30, 1823 – June 8, 1922

Cleamtine Mitchell   May 27, 1858 – Oct. 11, 1934

John Mitchell   April 11, 1848 – May 29, 1921

Joe T. Mitchell   June 5, 1908 – Aug. 7, 1989

Nannie C. Mitchell   May 29, 1908 – Feb, 29, 1989

Maybelle Brandon Mitchell   April 17, 1879 – April 24, 1922

Lou N. Mitchell   1872 – 1913

Monroe D. Mitchell   1874 – 1959

Burley Moss   No Dates  

Florence Moss   1882 – 1946

Hall Moss   No Dates

Mary D. Moss   Feb. 17, 1934 – Jan. 18, 1981

Gladys Moss   Oct. 12, 1922 – No Death Date

Spence Moss   1877 -1943

James Youree Nichols   Sept. 25, 1916 – March 3, 1990

Willie Mae Youree Nichols   March 18, 1920 – Feb. 18, 1988

Jimmy Youree Nichols   April 22, 1941 – July 2, 1998

Dr. D. F. Orr   June 6, 1859 – Jan. 16, 191?

Edward M. Ownby   Oct. 21, 1898 – July 24, 1945

E. S. Ownby   Oct. 24. 1870 – Sept. 5, 1958

Eliza O. Ownby   Nov. 9, 1869 – Dec. 5, 1923

Wife of E. S. Ownby

Ruthie Jane Ownby   1835- 1927

S. M. Ownby   1846 – 1927

 B. F. Pinkerton   April 11, 1833 – April 10, 1920

Malinda Gum Pinkerton   Feb. 9, 1835 – Aug. 26, 1901

Julia Gaither Rawlings   Feb. 21, 1893 – March 31, 1982

Aileen Youree Reed   June 8, 1918 – Nov. 23, 2006

J. Malcolm Reed   Sept. 7, 1916 – Oct. 6, 2006

Sarah Lou Reed   Aug. 16, 1894 – March 6, 1949

James S. Reed   July 16, 1883 – Oct. 26, 1970

Ovie C. Reed   1891 – 1962

Vernon L. Reed   1891 – 1967

Beatrice Reed   April 29, 1913 – Sept. 24, 2003

Sam L. Reed   April 15, 1912, Feb. 8, 1986

James M. Roberts   Dec. 28, 1814 – Nov. 11, 1895

Louisa J. Roberts   Oct. 16, 1819 – No Death Date

Becky Anne Rogers   1955- 1983

Lera White Rogers   1932- 1983

J. C. Rogers   1932- No Death Date

Louise Hollings   May 16, 1879 – Sept. 19, 1939

Wife of Will Hollings

W. D. Rollings   July 8, 1862 – May 19, 1942

Clara M. Rollins   1908 – 1977

Josh B. Rollins   1905 – 1955

Will Rollins   April 19, 1880 – May 6, 1968

Wiley Sagely   June 27, 1842 – Sept. 7, 1925

Jimmie E. Smartt, Daught of James & Mary Hollis

Sept. 6, 1864 – Nov. 27, 1892

John C. Smith   July 20, 1871 – Dec. 4, 1923

Dr. Edmond J. Taylor   May 17, 1831 – Dec. 5, 1901

Elizabeth Carnahan Taylor, wife of Dr. E. J. Taylor

June 3, 1844 – July 6, 1896

Cleburn W. Taylor   1918 – 1992

Pearl R. Taylor   1912 – 1965

Ernest Neil Taylor   March 7, 1911 – May 9, 1997

Mary A. Finley Taylor   Aug. 27, 1914 – May 9, 1998

Bersie Whitfield Todd   1888 – 1908

Grover C. Todd, Son of W. C. & Maggie Todd, Killed in France

Feb. 27, 1893 – Sept. 25, 1918

James D. Todd   Jan. 16, 1861 – June 18, 1920

Annie Lasiter Todd   Feb. 14, 1871 – No Death Date

Juanita J. Todd   Feb. 15, 1933 – March 26, 1973

Lilburn Todd, Jr.   Sept. 4, 1924 – March 13, 2005

Maggie J. Brewer Todd   April 8, 1856 – Sept. 7, 1925

W. C. Todd   Feb. 26, 1854 – Jan. 6, 1844

Marget A. Todd   July 20, 1837 – July 6, 1851

Maggie Gray Todd, Daughter of B. S. & Mary Todd

Sept. 27, 1910 – June 8, 1921

Roma Todd   Jan. 28, 1918 – Aug. 4, 1997

Thomas B. Todd, Son of Lilburn & Juanita Todd

April 12, 1958 – July 21, 1991

Thomas Brown Todd, Son of W. C. & Maggie Todd

Nov. 7, 1881 – Feb. 10, 1894

Bob Tompkins   1866 – 1904

Myrtle A. Perry Vassar   March 7, 1890 – Aug. 29, 1967

Jewel Reed Vintson   May 24, 1914 – Aug. 30, 1992

James Belton Vintson   Oct. 18, 1908 – Sept. 20, 1982

Charles Whitfield   May 11, 1905 – June 11, 1939

Imogene Whitfield   Jan. 28, 1910 – Dec. 7, 1970

Clifford T. Whitfield   1891 – 1959

Willie Y. Whitfield   1910 – 2003

Fred Whitfield   1902

Hershel Whitfield   1900

J. C. Whitfield, PFC  US Army

March 4, 1934 – Feb. 8, 2006

Gracie Mae McMahan Whitfield   July 9, 1899 – Feb. 28, 1987

Jesse B. Whitfield   Nov. 16, 1901 – Nov. 22, 1993

A. J. Whitfield   Jan. 10, 1859 - March 13, 1942

Ophie Gaither Whitfield   June 13, 1866 – Dec. 6, 1894

 Jimmie Knox Whitfield   March 14, 1867 – Oct. 2, 1953

Vernor Whitfield   1893 – 1895

Irene V. Whitfield   July 15, 1914 – Dec. 30, 1993

W. R. (Bill) Whitfield   HAI  US Navy  World War II

April 8, 1907 – Oct. 17, 1982

J. P. Wilburn   March 3, 1853 – June 14, 1892

James F. Williams   1859 – 1946

Orphia B. Williams   Dec. 23, 1890 – July 7, 1893

Alta C. Youree   1896 – 1963

W. Campbell Youree   1894 – 1964

G. C. Youree   Feb. 24, 1834 – March 12, 1907

Below is quite a list of  others mentioned in the Rutherford County Cemetery Book that I either didn’t see or couldn’t read.

• Jane Brown, Wife of John A. Brown  July 20, 1796 – Dec. 13, 1860
• Mary C. Brown, Dau. of John A. & Jane Brown   May 21, 1835 – Oct. 12,1847
• Minnie E. Burk, Dau. of T. M. & M. J. Todd, Wife of S. L. Burk   Aug. 4, 1868 – April 3, 1890
• Lou P. Burkett, Dau. of D. E. & D. R. Burkett  Feb. 20, 1877 – July 27, 1896
• B. L. Carnahan   May 29, 1815 – Sept. 22, 1872
• James Carnahan   Oct. 18, 1786 – Feb. 2, 1864
• S. F. Carnahan   Jan. 19, 1813 – Jan. 12, 1876
• Mary M. Curlee Cawthon, Dau. of C. D. & E. L. Curlee,Wife of W. P. Cawthon   Oct. 4, 1854 – March 20, 1903
• Naoma Brown Cox   1826 – 1892
• John F. Curlee   Nov. 11, 1822 – July 14, 1862
• John P. Curlee, son of J. P. & A. E. Curlee   b & d April 17, 1892
• Infant son of J. P. & A. E. Curlee   b & d Dec. 5, 1900
• Nathan G. Curlee, Son of C. E. & M. E. Curlee   Dec. 29, 1866 – July 4, 1892
• Ogro Floyd Curlee, son of Dr. J. P. & Addie Curlee   Aug. j9, 1902 – Aug. 29, 1902
• Capt. T. G. Curlee   March 22, 1833 – March 23, 1883
• Infant Dau. of H. T. & Christie Finley   Jan. 2, 1910 – Jan. 13, 1910
• Azariah Gaither   April 17, 1804 – May 19, 1885
• Emanuel Gaither, son of T. A. & M. J. Gaither   Feb. 12, 1869 – April 24, 1897
• Elizabeth Gaither, Wife of A. V. Gaither   March 3, 1799 – Feb. 11, 1866
• Jane P. Gaither   Feb. 25, 1861 – April 11, 1879
• John H. Gaither   March 14, 1839 – Dec. 29, 1923
• Laura Elizabeth Gaither, Dau. of W. P. & Sarah A. E. Gaither   April 9, 1866 – June 6, 1888
• Leba Gaither, Dau. of C. H. & Lizzie Gaither   Jan. 28, 1910 – May 1, 1911
• Lizzie Gaither, Wife of C. H. Gaither   May 28, 1885 – Nov. 20, 1910
• Mary Nina Gaither, Dau. of C. C. & R. H. Gaither   Oct. 7, 1899 – June 9, 1901
• W. H. Gaither   March 8, 1856 - Nov. 13, 1885
• Infant of D. O. & E. F. Hollis   No Dates
• Jimmie Hollis, Infant of D. O. & Mary Hollis   Dec. 15, 1892 – Dec. 23, 1892
• Mary A. Hollis   Jan. 3, 1884 – May 20, 1896
• M. J. Hollis   Aug. 8, 1857  No Death Date
• S. T. Hollis   Feb. 4, 1857 – Jan. 21, 1900
• Mary Lou Hasiter Howerton, Wife of J. A. Howerton   Oct. 14, 1876 – July 15, 1905
• Infant son of J. T. & Nettie Jernigan   Dec. 17, 1900 – Dec. 23, 1900
• William M. Knox   March 15, 1815 – July 11, 1887
•  Luke Lasiter   Feb. 2, 1824 – Nov. 19, 1892
• L. Lucinda Lasiter   Feb. 8, 1832 – Nov. 30, 1893
• Isabella A. McBroom   Feb. 9, 1854 – July 30, 1879
• J. E. Moore, Son of G. T. & S. J. Moore   Dec. 19, 1873 – Sept. 20, 1874
• Dr. N. T. Paschal   Oct. 8, 1844 – May 24, 1877
• E. G. Pinkerton   July 28, 1836 – Oct. 11, 1862
• Joseph Pinkerton   1802 – No Death Date
• Nancy Pinkerton   May 7, 1806 – Nov. 20, 1884
• William A. Pinkerton, Son of Joseph & Nancy Pinkerton   Nov. 8, 1831 – Dec. 17, 1853
• Tennie Prater, Wife of J. D. Prater   July 18, 1861 – April 12, 1890
• Calvin W. Roberts   Oct. 24, 1824 – Feb. 15, 1876
• Dr. Granville B. Roberts, Son of James M. & Louisa J. Roberts   Aug. 17, 1850 – March 17, 1874
• Granville Roberts   March 10, 1817 – July 12, 1855
• Mollie E. Roberts, Wife of J. Roberts  Dec. 26, 1867 – Feb. 13, 1904
• Patsy Roberts   May 3, 1778 – March 30, 1876
• Murtia Smartt, Infant of D. C. & J. E. Smartt   Aug. 13, 1885 – March 24, 1885
• Willie May Smith, Dau. of W. D. & Elizabeth Smith   March 22, 1895 – March 22, 18 __
• Thomas M. Sullivan   Aug. 24, 1833 – April 17, 1862
• Jimmie Todd, Dau. of T. M. & M. J. Todd   April 17, 1885 – Dec. 1, 1895
• Luther M. Todd, Son of W. C. & Maggie Todd   Aug. 28, 1880 – Jan. 9, 1881
• Sinthia A. Todd, Dau. of T. M. & M. J. Todd   April 30, 1875 – July 9, 1896
• W. F. Todd, Son of T. M. & M. J. Todd   Jan. 16, 1880 – Feb. 15, 1906
• Sarah J. Williams, Wife of J. F. Williams   Feb. 5, 1857 – Aug. 15, 1911

40 par svarta sockar står nu här på mitt rum. (Robert, fram med plånkan bara) Har inte testat dom mer än att dra dom utanpå dom jag har på mig just nu, utan första riktiga testen får äga rum under morgondagen. Men det lilla jag hade dom på mig kändes dom bra.

När jag ändå var på ICA såg jag att det var fyra dubbla stycksaker för 22 kr. Och som vissa av er kanske vet har Cloetta varit så förbannat idiotiska (kanske smart för deras del) och gjort förpackningarna mindre. Från 66 g till 50 g men priset är fortfarande detsamma. Då såg jag att dom hade både nya och gamla förpackningarna på Plopp så jag plockade på mig 8 st 66 g för att bunkra upp. Nu så här efteråt ångrar jag att jag inte tog fler. Men jag är riktigt sur att de gjort dom mindre. Snacka om att lura kunden. Precis som Pringles gjorde då dom minskade innehållet från 200 g till 175 g. Samma burk och till synes samma innehåll, men lik förbannat är det mindre.

“Like newborn babies you should crave-thirst for, earnestly desire- the pure (unadulterated) spiritual milk, that by it you may be nurtured and grow unto (completed) salvation.” 1 Peter 2:2 The Amplified Bible

Have you ever been in a room full of babies? Infants crying. Crawlers hollering for certain toys. Toddlers pushing and whining to get their way. It can be quite a hand or hands full, can’t it?

When a bunch of Spiritual babies get together, it’s just about the same way!! Now let me cover my back side, there’s nothing wrong with being a spiritual baby. All of us start out that way. When we’re first born into the Kingdom of God, we’re much like physical newborns. We’re not very strong and well developed. We fumble around trying to learn how to operate in our new environment. That’s how we all begin. But…God never intended on us staying that way.

That’s why in 1Peter 2:2 He says we should “desire the sincere milk of the word, that we may grow….” He intends on us to feed on His word, moving from the milk of the word to the meat of the word, until we grow into mature sons and daughters.

Begin now finding your nourishment in His word and enjoy the reward of growing up in God!!!

Until next time be blessed.