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Inventory Garden & Designed Landscape
ARISAIG HOUSEGDL00027
Status: Designated
Importance of Site
Landscape Components
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Arisaig And Moidart
NM 69071 84612
The gardens are a good example of early 20th century Traditionalist design, and form an important setting for Arisaig House, the only Scottish country house designed by architect Philip Webb (1831-1915).
Type of Site
Formal gardens designed in Traditionalist style.
Main Phases of Landscape Development
1860s, 1980s.
Artistic Interest
A fine example of 19th century Traditionalist estate buildings and gardens exploiting the landscape's scenic qualities. It is of outstanding value as a Work of Art.
The site's high Historical value stems from the importance of its original owner and the designer Philip Webb, although little of the Webb house remains. Prince Charles' Cave highlights the site's historical significance, together with Borrodale House, as places on the shores of Loch Nan Uamh where Prince Charles landed in July 1745 to raise support.
The site has high Horticultural value due to the exotic tree collection.
Arisaig is of high Architectural value, for the Gardener's Bothy is one of the few surviving examples of early domestic architecture by Webb. In addition the gardens and estate buildings are an unusual survival of his work.
Archaeological sites in the locality give this site some Archaeological importance.
The spectacular siting of the House and views, to and from it, make this site of outstanding Scenic quality.
The variety of habitats, including woodland, gives this site some Nature Conservation value.
Arisaig House is situated on the south side of the A830 Lochailort-Morar Road, 3.5km (2.2 miles) south-east of Arisaig, on the north shores of Loch Nan Uamh.
The House is set in an elevated position, 20m above the narrow flat-bedded valley of the Borrodale Burn. The formal gardens and woodland walks lie on this higher ground with the walled garden set on the valley floor. Principal views from the House and gardens lie to the south-east over the valley and beyond to the coast.
The designed landscape remains the same in extent as in the late 19th century, extending to 8ha (20 acres) of which 6ha (15 acres) are woodland.
In 1850 Francis Dukinfield Palmer-Astley (1825-1868) purchased the Arisaig estate and commissioned Stevens and Robinson, London architects, to design a new house. The plans were never executed as he then commissioned Philip Webb (1831-1915) to prepare designs for the estate. These included a country house, one of his earliest country house designs, and a steading at Borrodale Farm, to the north-east. Webb drew a view from the proposed house to illustrate his proposals, the views being a major design consideration. All the main rooms look towards Loch Nan Uamh and the Moidart coast. Webb's design was picturesque with prominent, sturdy chimneys; a skyline punctuated with gables, and fine detailing. It was set into the hillside to shelter it from Atlantic gales, with side wings enclosing the entrance court. Building work started in 1863 to a cost of £12,000 including the Gardener's Bothy, farm cottages and farm buildings.
Some 0.5km to the north-east of Arisaig House lies the site of Borrodale House where Prince Charles Edward Stewart stayed from 11th-18th August 1745, at the start of the Jacobite Rising. The house was subsequently destroyed in reprisals by Cumberland's troops and then rebuilt in the late 18th century. Webb remodelled it into two cottages, and built an L-plan steading to the south.
Palmer-Astley was succeeded by his only son, Francis Dukinfield Astley, a lieutenant in the Scots Fusilier Guards. In 1880, he died unmarried thereafter the estate passed to his eldest sister, Gertrude Susan Astley. She married Sir Arthur Nicholson who inherited the Arisaig estate on her death in 1920. Their eldest daughter, Charlotte Gertrude Astley-Nicholson (d.1961), succeeded him.
In 1935 Arisag House burnt down, only the south-east kitchen wing surviving to any extent. The House was rebuilt to the designs of I. B. M. Hamilton and supervised by Orphoot, Whiting & Lindsay in 1936-7. Although it incorporated much of the original fabric, the design was altered and the interiors were entirely replaced. Webb's complex of outbuildings and gardens survived, little-altered.
In 1955, the estate was gifted to Miss M. J. Becher (d.1994) who lived at Arisaig House until the late 1970s. The House was sold and eventually, in March 1981 was bought by the present owners for use as a small country house hotel in 1982. It is now reverting to its original use as a family home (2002).
Architectural Features
Arisaig House rebuilt and remodelled in 1937, incorporates some walls and fabric of Webb's 1864 house. The main L-shaped block faces south and east, with a service wing at right angles on the west side forming three sides of a quadrangle.
The Gardener's Bothy by Philip Webb (1864) has a single-storey range of garden outbuildings attached to the north-east gable. The Walled Garden, dating from 1860, lies to the north-east of Arisaig House. Borrodale Farm and Stables are to the north-east, and became the home farm in 1860.
Drives & Approaches
The main approach leads southwards off the A830. The drive is 180m long and bordered by specimen conifers, planted in the 1860s. These include mature specimens of noble fir, Wellingtonia, Monterey cypress, cedar and species of Rhododendron. The drive curves gently to the forecourt, the main entrance being a gabled porch set in the north elevation. To the west is an arched pend with a drive leading through to a service court, then beyond south-westwards downhill to Druimindarroch. To the north-east a drive leads downhill to the Walled Garden.
Prince Charles' Cave, 400m south of the House in a steep-sided glen, is so-called because it harboured the Prince after the Battle of Culloden, on his flight through Morar. It is surrounded by beech woodland, planted in the 1860s.
Broadleaved woodland surrounds the House; mostly comprising beech mixed with Scots pine and yew. To the south of the formal gardens, there is a woodland walk bordered by stone boulders. This leads through woodland compartments planted with a selection of exotics, including Cercidiphyllum japonicum, Nothofagus dombeyi, Holm oak and some fine specimens of Douglas fir.
The gardens lie on the house's south front, where a paved terrace is set with an Edwardian-style rose garden. From the terrace, formal lawns including a croquet lawn, extend south with shrub-filled borders and island beds. These include some significant specimens of large-leaved Rhododendrons (including Rhododendron sinogrande). The lawn perimeter is planted with specimen trees.
Steps lead down to the walled garden from the House, through a rock garden set on the hillside which is planted with ornamental maples, dwarf conifers, Azaleas and Rhododendrons. A herbaceous border is set against the wall, the length of the walled garden.
Walled Gardens
The walled garden is reached from the House by a steep flight of steps. It has been formed on two terraces set into the hillside. The upper section has a flower garden with the remains of an orchard and the lower area is laid out with fruit, vegetables and a helipad.
The Gardener's Bothy overlooks the whole composition, with a view down the glen to Loch Nan Uamh.
Maps, Plans and Archives
1873 survey, 1st edition OS 1:10560 (6"), published 1876
1899 survey, 2nd edition OS 1:10560 (6"), published 1900
Royal Commission on Ancient & Historical Monuments of Scotland: National Monuments Record of Scotland (NMRS) and photographic and manuscript collections : Arisaig House
Bennet, D.J. and Strang, T. 1990, The Northwest Highlands, 52-4, Glasgow : Scottish Mountaineering Trust
Blundell, O. 1907, Ancient Catholic Homes of Scotland, 80, London : Burns & Oates
Gifford, J. 1992, The Buildings of Scotland: Highlands and Islands, 229
Groome, F.H. 1882, Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland, v.I, 55-6, William Mackenzie: London
Miers, M. 2008 The Western Seaboard: An illustrated architectural guide, Edinburgh: Rutland
Murray, W. H. 1968 The Companion Guide To the West Highlands of Scotland, London : Collins
About the Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes
Historic Environment Scotland is responsible for designating sites and places at the national level. These designations are Scheduled monuments, Listed buildings, Inventory of gardens and designed landscapes and Inventory of historic battlefields.
We make recommendations to the Scottish Government about historic marine protected areas, and the Scottish Ministers decide whether to designate.
The inventory is a list of Scotland's most important gardens and designed landscapes. We maintain the inventory under the terms of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979.
We add sites of national importance to the inventory using the selection guidance published in Designation Policy and Selection Guidance (2019)
The information in the inventory record gives an indication of the national importance of the site(s). It is not a definitive account or a complete description of the site(s). The format of records has changed over time. Earlier records may be brief and some information will not have been recorded.
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by Ray Willington — Wednesday, July 17, 2013, 02:10 AM EDT
NYC Getting Even More Citywide Wi-Fi Thanks To TWC And Cablevision
Internet, anyone? If you're cruising over to the Big Apple, the answer is a resounding "yes." Citywide Chief Information and Innovation Officer Rahul N. Merchant, Department of Parks and Recreation Commissioner Veronica M. White, Chief Digital Officer Rachel Haot, Cablevision Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs Lee Schroeder, and Time Warner Cable Vice President of Government Relations for New York City Cathleen Sims today announced the launch of new WiFi service in 32 New York City parks. New Yorkers and visitors can now connect to the Internet for free using their smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other WiFi-enabled devices for free up to 30 minutes each month, and for 99 cents per day.
The NYC Parks WiFi service is free at all times to Cablevision and Time Warner Cable broadband subscribers. Additional WiFi park locations across the city will be launched on a rolling basis as part of this program negotiated by the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT). The event was held this morning at St. James Park in the Bronx – one of the more than 30 locations offering the newly-launched service.
"With NYC Parks WiFi we're further transforming New York City into a hub for connectivity and extending the reach of broadband citywide," said Citywide Chief Information and Innovation Officer Merchant. "Negotiated as part of franchise agreements with Time Warner Cable and Cablevision Systems, this initiative expands WiFi service to millions of New Yorkers and visitors in some of our City's most beautiful and historic sites. We are advancing the Bloomberg Administration's vision of the digital city and leveraging the City's franchising authority for the public good."
NYC Parks WiFi, provided by Cablevision and Time Warner Cable, will be maintained through July 2020 as part of these companies' franchise renewal agreements negotiated with the City and finalized in 2011. The agreements include a $10 million investment fund for WiFi deployment in parks and public spaces across the five boroughs. Hotspots will be distributed throughout City parks, with the majority of the locations in the outer boroughs. The goal of the program is equip areas currently lacking widespread Internet access with high-quality WiFi. These services are in addition to existing WiFi service in parks provided by AT&T and other organizations.
Any guesses on which major city follows suit?
Tags: WiFi, Internet, nyc, cablevision
Via: NYC Parks

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Albert Trampusch (* 1816 in Zuckmantel, Österreichisch-Schlesien; † März 1898 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Jurist und Politiker.

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Trampusch studierte von 1836 bis 1840 Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität Wien und wurde dort 1840 promoviert. Er arbeitete bis 1884 als Advokat in Wien. Von 1866 bis 1874 war er bei den Kreisgerichten in Neutitschein und Leipnik, von 1874 bis 1877 beim Kreisgericht in Ungarisch Hradisch und seit 1877 bei den Kreisgerichten in Znaim und Nikolsburg tätig.

Vom 20. Mai 1848 bis 30. Mai 1849 war Trampusch für den Wahlkreis Österreichisch-Schlesien in Troppau Mitglied der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung in der Fraktion Deutscher Hof.

Literatur
 Heinrich Best, Wilhelm Weege: Biographisches Handbuch der Abgeordneten der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung 1848/49. Droste, Düsseldorf 1998, ISBN 3-7700-0919-3, S. 338 f.

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Huddle Up: Kamara should receive his normal workload in Week 4 and has been one of the top performers in point-per-reception leagues. He can continue to be seen as a No. 1 running back even with Mark Ingram returning soon.
New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara (knee) was listed as a limited participant in practice on Wednesday, Sept. 26.
Huddle Up: It's uncertain if Kamara is dealing with a moderate injury or if he was just being preserved for the Week 4 game against the New York Giants. It's likely the latter, so fantasy should feel confident using him. However, check back Friday just to make sure, as the official injury report will confirm his availability.
New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara rushed 16 times for 66 yards in Week 3 against the Atlanta Falcons and he added 15 grabs for 124 yards on 20 targets. No running back had more than 18 targets in a game since the NFL started tracking the stat.
Huddle Up: Fantasy owners could complain that Kamara was held out of the end zone, and he hasn't scored since registering three touchdowns in Week 1. However, fantasy owners can't complain too vehemently. He'll look to keep it going in Week 4 on the road against the Giants in the first game of the season outdoors for the Saints.
Huddle Up: Kamara has lost some touches to Mike Gillislee but is still a big part of the team's offense. He should be considered a No. 1 or No. 2 fantasy running back in all leagues next week.
New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara rushed for 29 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 1. He also caught nine passes for 112 yards and one touchdown during the game.
Huddle Up: Kamara was the main option at running back and will continue to be while Mark Ingram serves his suspension. Kamara will have a nice matchup next week and can be considered a No. 1 running back in all leagues.
New Orleans Saints RB Alvin Kamara rushed four times for 16 yards and a touchdown and caught one pass for 10 yards in a 36-7 preseason win over the Los Angeles Chargers Saturday, Aug. 25.
Huddle Up: Kamara will try to build on his incredible rookie campaign, and with Mark Ingram suspended to start the year, he should have no trouble doing just that. He's a top-five option at his position in PPR formats.
Huddle Up: Kamara finished his rookie year as a RB1 while splitting time with Mark Ingram. With Ingram suspended to start the year, Kamara has a golden opportunity to establish himself as a top-five fantasy back, especially in PPR formats.


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Sakhasi Tappeh (, also Romanized as Sākhasī Tappeh) is a village in Beygom Qaleh Rural District, in the Central District of Naqadeh County, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 259, in 57 families.

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About Udaipur
The 'City of Lakes', Udaipur in Rajasthan is the capital of the kingdom of Mewar. It has several beautiful lakes that are a great source of attraction for national and international tourists. Udaipur is famous for its palaces from the Rajput era. Most of the palaces have been converted into luxury hotels. Udaipur is well known for its handicraft items such as terracotta, paintings, marble articles and silver arts. Local transport as well as rail and air services are well established in Udaipur.
There are good budget hotels in Udaipur. Some of them are Hotel Udai Palace (Tariff – Rs. 950), Saheli Palace Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 900 to Rs. 1500), Jag Niwas Guest House & Restaurant (Tariff – Rs. 500 to Rs. 1000).
The official language of Udaipur is Mewari. The other languages spoken here are Hindi and English.
The important events of Udaipur are the Mewar Festival held in March and Shilpgram Crafts Fair held in December.
There are several places of tourist attraction in Udaipur. Some of the places include Maharana Pratap Memorial (4 km), Neemach Mata Temple (7 km), Baghdada Crocodile Park (12 km), Jaisamand Lake (13.4 km), and Ekling Ji temple (22 km).
The closest airport to Udaipur is Dabok Airport (also called Maharana Pratap Airport) which is only 20 km away.
Udaipur Railway Station is at the heart of Udaipur city, which connects it to nearby cities.
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The Sunday Times / University of Warwick Young Writer of the Year award is a literary prize awarded to a British author under the age of 35 for a published work of fiction, non-fiction or poetry. It is administered by the Society of Authors and has been running since 1991.

History
The Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award is said here to have originally run between 1991 and 2009, but there is evidence to confirm that it began twenty years earlier. At that time entries confined to short stories and were published in the newspaper itself. The 1974 winner was Charles Nicholl, who went on to become well-known for historical biographies. "The Ups and The Downs" was Charles Nicholl's disturbing and humorous account of a bad LSD trip in London.

It was re-invigorated with the support of literary agents Peters Fraser + Dunlop in 2015 under the new name Sunday Times / Peters Fraser + Dunlop Young Writer of the Year Award.

In 2019 the University of Warwick took over as co-sponsor. The award was renamed as The Sunday Times / University of Warwick Young Writer of the Year Award.

In 1999, Paul Farley's The Boy from the Chemist is Here to See You "was so well received", according to the Encyclopedia of British Writers, that "it was named Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year Award".

Winners
Cal Flyn, Islands of Abandonment (2021)
Jay Bernard, Surge (2020)
Raymond Antrobus, The Perseverance (2019)
Adam Weymouth, Kings of the Yukon: An Alaskan River Journey (2018)
Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends (2017)
Max Porter, Grief Is The Thing With Feathers (2016)
Sarah Howe, Loop of Jade (2015)
Ross Raisin, God's Own Country (2009)
Adam Foulds, The Truth about these Strange Times (2008)
Naomi Alderman, Disobedience (2007)
Robert Macfarlane, Mountains of the Mind (2004)
William Fiennes, The Snow Geese (2003)
Zadie Smith, White Teeth (2001)
Sarah Waters, Affinity (2000)
Paul Farley, The Boy from the Chemist is Here to See You (1999)
Patrick French, Liberty or Death (1998)
Francis Spufford, I May Be Some Time (1997)
Katherine Pierpoint, Truffle Beds (1996)
Andrew Cowan, Pig (1995)
William Dalrymple, City of Djinns (1994)
Simon Armitage, Xanadu and Kid (1993)
Caryl Phillips, Cambridge (1992)
Helen Simpson, Four Bare Legs in a Bed (1991)

No award was made in 2002, 2005 or 2006.

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Society of Authors awards
Literary awards honouring young writers
Awards established in 1991
1991 establishments in the United Kingdom
Young Writer of the Year
Literary awards by magazines and newspapers


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Georgia Launches 'Ballot Harvesting' Investigation
By Chris Queen Jan 05, 2022 6:45 PM ET
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We've been hearing the constant drumbeat from the Democrats that "our democracy is at stake" because states like Georgia, Arizona, and Texas have signed bills into law that make voting easier and more secure but that also make cheating more difficult for Democrats. The Democrats definitely know how to take a phrase and run it into the ground, especially when it's overdramatic and untrue.
The left also wants to federalize elections and do so in a way that would ensconce Democrats in power for generations to come. We all know that's not the way to go to "protect" our democracy.
At the same time, we've had reason to believe that not everything in 2020 was on the up-and-up. I don't believe that the irregularities and weird shenanigans were enough to overturn the election, but the hanky-panky definitely warranted state laws to protect elections.
In my home state of Georgia, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is looking into the allegations of improper and illegal "ballot harvesting" by Democrats in 2020 — and in the Senate runoffs one year ago this week.
Just the News reports:
Georgia law strictly prohibits third-party activists from picking up and delivering ballots on behalf of voters, a tactic called "harvesting" that liberal organizers have tried to get legalized in many battleground states without success. The U.S. Supreme Court this summer rejected Democrat efforts to overturn an Arizona law that outlawed harvesting in the battleground state.
Raffensperger, who is seeking reelection in 2022, led a successful effort in 2019 to strengthen Georgia's prohibition against harvesting ahead of the 2020 presidential election, and defeated an effort by prominent Democrat lawyer Marc Elias to overturn the harvesting ban. Raffensperger also reviewed and rejected claims by former President Donald Trump of widespread fraud during the 2020 election in a series of contacts under investigation by a local district attorney in Atlanta and the Jan. 6 select committee in Congress.
Full disclosure: I voted for Brad Raffensperger in the general election in 2020. He wasn't my first choice in the primary, but in the general, he ran against a Democrat named John Barrow, whose campaign slogan, delivered in a terrible Southern accent straight from a Hollywood soundstage, was, "I'm a Democrat, but I ain't gonna biiiiiiiiiiiite cha!"
Related: Reuters Buries the Truth in Its Georgia Elections Board Story
Catherine Engelbrecht of conservative voter integrity advocates True the Vote noted in an email that her organization helped encourage Raffensperger to initiate the investigation.
"After a year's worth of research and analysis, True the Vote submitted three official complaints to the Georgia Secretary of State's office regarding occurrences in the 2020 General and 2021 Run-off Elections," she wrote.
True the Vote presented Raffensperger with evidence that activists and nonprofit organizations conspired to engage in "ballot harvesting" by collecting and delivering absentee ballots by the thousand, often in the dead of night, to drop boxes that the state set up during the throes of the pandemic.
The group informed the secretary its evidence included video footage from surveillance cameras placed by counties outside the drop boxes as well as geolocation data for the cell phones of more than 200 activists seen on the tapes purportedly showing the dates and times of ballot drop-offs, according to documents reviewed by Just the News.
The group also said it interviewed a Georgia man who admitted he was paid thousands of dollars to harvest ballots in the Atlanta metropolitan area during the November election and the lead-up to Jan. 5, 2021 runoff for Georgia's two U.S. Senate seats, which were both captured by Democrats and ended GOP control of Congress.
True the Vote doesn't allege that any of the ballots were fraudulent, but delivering ballots in bulk by third-party violates Georgia law.
Raffensperger spoke with John Solomon of Just the News about the investigation for his podcast John Solomon Reports.
"We do have some information," Raffensperger told Solomon. "And we are going to investigate that. We did deploy drop boxes that were under 24/7 surveillance, and because they were then that really, you know, can indicate who dropped that information off, and we're really just going through that."
"If people give us, you know, credible allegations, we want to make sure that we do that," he continued. "And we have that right now as an ongoing investigation."
As a lifelong Georgian, I can't wait to see the outcome of the state's investigation. We shouldn't believe the fantasy that any wrongdoing could undo the results of the 2020 election, or unfortunately the Senate runoff, but it could do tremendous work to prove that illegal "ballot harvesting" took place the last election cycle.
And wouldn't it be something if the investigation could tie some of that activity to Stacey Abrams and her group?
"I've been a writer as long as I've known what writing is," says Chris Queen. Blessed with a wild imagination and a desire to create, Chris writes prose, fiction, songs, and reviews, and he shares whatever is on his mind on his website, chrisqueen.live.
Born in Marietta, Ga., Chris has called Covington his home since he was five years old. An alumnus of the University Of Georgia, Chris is an Editor and Columnist at PJ Media, where he has written for over 10 years. He has also written for The Resurgent, NewsReal Blog, and Celebrations Magazine.
Chris is a fan of anything involving his beloved Georgia Bulldogs and is a Disney aficionado, having visited Walt Disney World over 40 times, and he enjoys spending time with family and friends and especially spoiling his nieces Kenzie, Kayla, and Hadley. He is the author of the forthcoming book Neon Crosses: A Native Son's Guide to the South.
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After 103 years in storage, Civil War veteran's remains laid to rest
Originally published September 29, 2017 at 6:00 am Updated September 29, 2017 at 11:19 am
After 103 years, Pvt. Zachariah M. Stucker, a 16-year-old drummer boy for the Union Army in the Civil War, finally was buried at the Veterans Home Cemetery in Port Orchard. His ashes had been unclaimed in storage.
Erik Lacitis
PORT ORCHARD — For 103 years, the cremated remains of the Civil War veteran were forgotten in storage, ending up at the historic Lake View Cemetery on Seattle's Capitol Hill.
No one came forward to lay claim to the remains of Pvt. Zachariah M. Stucker. So at the cemetery they were stored in an aboveground crypt, along with 1,700 other unclaimed souls.
"It was 100 years of dust, and some human ash, as unfortunately the urns had had many moves and gotten scattered a little," says Loretta-Marie Dimond, of Kent.
There, in a copper utility box, wrapped in paper, placed in a cardboard box, were the ashes of Stucker.
Dimond and her husband, Jim, both in their early 60s, both history majors in college, have made it their passion to find a resting place for Civil War veterans.
"It was the most important event in American history. It created the nature of the federal union, changed it from the United States 'are' to the United States 'is,' " she says.
On Thursday afternoon, their hours of research, along with that of others who search for veterans never laid to rest in this country, such as the Missing in America Project, culminated in the interment of Pvt. Stucker.
It was done with full military honors at the Veterans Home Cemetery near the Washington Veterans Home in Port Orchard. Some 400 people attended, many of them vets with their "Vietnam vet" or "U.S. submarine veteran" caps. Some were in wheelchairs and it was with slow motion that they'd take off their caps when the national anthem was played.
Drummer boys
Pvt. Stucker had been all of 16 when he joined the 48th Illinois Infantry Regiment in 1861 when the Civil War began, a blue-eyed, 5-foot-4 farm boy from that state. It was not an unusual age to join the fighting.
Stucker began service in the Union Army as a musician, meaning that the teenager likely was one of the drummer boys referred to in history books.
He would not have been playing in parades.
Battles were so loud, with guns and cannons, that the men could hardly hear commands. Orders from officers were represented by drumbeat. The drummer boys had one drumroll for "attack now," another for "retreat."
When not playing the drumrolls in battle, duties for the boys included being stretcher bearers, bringing the wounded to the medics. They were in the middle of it all. Library of Congress photos of drummer boys show just kids, in uniforms that always seem too big for them.
In the four years that it lasted, some 620,000 of 2.4 million soldiers on both sides were killed, nearly as many American soldiers as died in all the other wars in which this country has fought combined. It has been called "The Boys' War" because so many teens fought — it's estimated a fifth of all soldiers were under 18.
Another 16-year-old, John A. Cockerhill, once talked of one of his searing memories:
"I passed … the corpse of a beautiful boy in gray who lay with his blond curls scattered about his face and his hand folded peacefully across his breast. He was clad in a bright and neat uniform, well garnished with gold, which seemed to tell the story of a loving mother and sisters who had sent their household pet to the field of war. His neat little hat lying beside him bore the number of a Georgia regiment … He was about my age … At the sight of the poor boy's corpse, I burst into a regular boo hoo and started on."
Bob Patrick, 71, who retired from the King County Assessor's Office as an appraiser, served in the Marine Corps from 1964 to 1968, in a helicopter squadron in Southeast Asia. He, too, worked on the case of Pvt. Stucker.
"Leave no man behind" is the saying that motivates him.
He says, "I guess that's burned into our brains. Our job isn't done until the dead are buried."
Patrick was among those who in recent years has talked to funeral homes about trying to track down just who are in all those unclaimed urns.
"Lake View gave me a list of names and said, 'Go for it.' I think it was 42 pages of names," says Patrick.
He, along with another vet volunteer, Peter "PJ" Braun, of Port Orchard, began sifting through the long list. They found 85 names they believed belonged to veterans, and spouses of veterans, from our various wars, with Stucker being the only Civil War vet.
That is when they contacted the Dimonds to help out with historical research.
By Thursday's ceremony, a package about Stucker included two PDFs from the state archives — his discharge papers, his Army pension certificate, his admission to the Washington Veterans Home.
And the Dimonds looked up his Army unit's history, which listed his name, and newspaper accounts from the Illinois county in which he was born, and U.S. Census data from that era. A picture was filling out about Stucker.
"You just keep looking and looking, and suddenly he's like your best friend," says Loretta-Marie Dimond.
He had done two stints in the Army, serving four years ending in 1865. He had taken part in numerous campaigns, including the legendary Battle of Shiloh of April 6, 1862.
Bloody days
Writes Winston Groom, author of "Shiloh, 1862,":
" … 45,000 Confederate soldiers swooped down on an unsuspecting Union army encamped at Pittsburg Landing, a nondescript hog-and-cotton steamboat dock on the Tennessee River. What followed were two of the bloodiest days of the Civil War, leaving 24,000 men on both sides dead, dying and wounded.
"When it was over the nation — two nations as it were, for the moment — convulsed, horrified, at the results … Beyond the grisly statistics, Americans north and south of the Mason-Dixon Line were suddenly confronted with the sobering fact that Shiloh hadn't been the decisive battle-to-end-all-battles; there was no crushing victory — only death and carnage on a scale previously unimaginable. The casualty figures at Shiloh were five times greater than its only major predecessor engagement, the Battle of Bull Run, and people were left with the shocking apprehension that more, and perhaps many more, such confrontations were in store before the thing was settled."
Stucker never married. He worked as a farmer and drifted around the Western states.
He was listed as "laborer," indigent and sick, living on a $19 a month pension ($467 in today's dollars) when in 1910 he applied to live at the veterans home in Port Orchard. He arrived with a fractured right foot.
That is where Stucker spent the last four years of his life, until he died in his sleep from heart failure. That was in 1914 and he was 69.
For some reason, he was not buried at the home's cemetery and his remains ended up in Lake View.
"Bureaucracy happens," says Patrick.
But on Thursday, the soldier got proper honors, with the state's 133rd Army National Guard providing an honor guard and a band.
"One last veteran returns home," says Dimond.
His ashes were in a handcrafted wooden box, not the utility one in which they had been stored for a century.
Now Pvt. Stucker could join all those other farm boys who have fought in our wars.
Erik Lacitis: 206-464-2237 or elacitis@seattletimes.com Twitter @ErikLacitis


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Raymond Briggs brings originals from his classic children's book to Brighton | The Argus | 2018
The Snowman is a staple of most youngsters' bookshelves and has captured the imagination of people across the world.
The book was first published in 1978 and is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
Now its Sussex-based author Raymond Briggs, along with book publisher Penguin Random House, are to exhibit some of his original artwork at Brighton Museum.
The images will be on show from October 20 until January 6 next year.
Raymond, who lives in Westmeston, near Ditchling, created the classic tale from his home and studio in the Sussex Downs.
The house that appears in The Snowman is based on his own home and the view from the boy's window was inspired by the view from his studio.
The Royal Pavilion and the Palace Pier also make an appearance.
In 1982 The Snowman was adapted for screen and has been shown on Channel 4 at Christmas every year since, becoming an intrinsic part of family festive traditions.
Raymond spent 25 years teaching illustration at the Brighton School of Art between 1961 and 1986, seeing it transform into Brighton Polytechnic, now Brighton University.
The exhibition will also inspire a new collage artwork of The Snowman using festive images submitted by the public, which will be unveiled in December at the museum.
Izzy Richardson, from Penguin Ventures (part of Penguin Random House), said: "We're truly excited about seeing Raymond's original artwork exhibited in such an iconic location which also features in The Snowman.
"The My Snowman project is a unique and meaningful way of bringing members of the public, partners and fans of The Snowman together to celebrate 40 years of making magical memories and we look forward to seeing the final piece on display."
The Snowman 40th anniversary exhibition will run at Brighton Museum from October 20 until January 6.
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US judge throws out verdict awarding millions to workers of Dole in Nicaragua
A judge threw out a multimillion-dollar award granted by a Los Angeles jury to six Nicaraguan men in a lawsuit against food giant Dole, finding that fraud by American and Nicaraguan attorneys had tainted the trial.
California 2nd District Court of Appeal Judge Victoria G. Chaney issued the ruling after presiding over the original six-month trial, which resulted in a $2.3 million verdict against Dole.
Chaney's ruling was highly awaited in Nicaragua, where tens of thousands have claimed various medical conditions resulting from Dole's practices.
Original source: Los Angeles Times
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Degra held the dealer by the neck and her feet kicked desperately. She looked at Degra with both confusion and fear as she struggled out with a.
"B…Boss, why?"
Degra squeezed her neck cutting her words short. The woman tried scratching at Degra's arms and face as she could no longer breathe.
Kazuki took a step forward and at the same time, the guard next to Degra pulled his sword from his waist.
Kazuki stopped.
"What are you doing? What punishment? She was following your orders was she not?"
Degra shook his head.
"When I said I cheated you, that wasn't an admission of guilt but rather an acceptance of responsibility on my end. I didn't order this woman to cheat you but she took it upon herself to do so. So now, I am forced into this position by her. Therefore, I have no choice. Since you truly didn't cheat, it means she was doing things on her own and became greedy. I don't need people like her working for me. If you didn't cheat then this woman allowed you to win on purpose. I don't know how but since you didn't do anything, then it was definitely her."
Tears began to fall from the woman and her eyes started rolling up into her head.
"Ok, that's enough. Even if she did cheat without your say so, this doesn't give you the right to take her life."
Degra laughed.
"Hah, It seems I didn't introduce myself properly but you are no fool. Look around you. I am Degra, one of the biggest crime bosses in all of Gentis city. This woman will be made a lesson of and everyone will know that my customers will not be cheated unless they cheat. After all, I have a reputation to uphold and I can't allow this bitch to steal right from under my nose."
Degra increased the pressure around the woman's neck and was on the verge of breaking it.
Kazuki yelled out but Degra just ignored him. Tsura and Mei saw this and couldn't sit still and made a move but before they even made it a single step, Degra's eyes flashed at them and the two's steps stopped as though they were frozen. An invisible aura seeped out from Kazuki and he was unaffected. Kazuki took a step forward and the guard was already in front of him but Kazuki was in no mood.
The guard with his quickest speed began to raise his blade for a slash but Kazuki was far faster. To him, it seemed as if the guard was moving in slow motion. Kazuki simply raised a palm and landed an upward strike to the man's chin. The man's bottom jaw slammed into his top and several teeth shattered as he was lifted from the ground. As the guard's body began to fly into the air, Kazuki had already appeared in front of Degra and his hand was reaching for the woman.
His speed had already surpassed that of someone who had refined their body and was a 3rd stage Mage. Kazuki's hand was just about to grab the woman and free her from Degra's grip when she was suddenly pulled away just as fast as Kazuki reached forward. Kazuki's eyes widened as he saw Degra's wicked smile. Kazuki didn't stop moving though. His other hand came out from beside his waist, a fist had already formed and was arcing toward Degra's confident smug expression.
Kazuki's fist was tearing through the air and a small resounding whistle spread outward. His fist was only a few inches away from Degra's face when a sense of danger crawled up his back. He instinctively tried to withdraw his fist but it was too late. A sword made from dark energy appeared in Degra's free hand and he was already swinging it towards Kazuki's fist.
Kazuki pushed his ki to the limit and circulated it at his fastest speed. His abs contracted and he changed his center of gravity. His fist changed direction as the blade swept dangerously close to it. Kazuki's leaned forward and tucked his head. As the blade finished its swing, Kazuki flipped forward at the same time. Degra was taken aback and tried to step back but the space in this office was limited. Kazuki's brought his foot down with an ax kick towards Degra's head.
Degra felt a sense of crisis but he couldn't move out of the way and became desperate. Degra pulled his arm back and the woman in his grasp blocked Kazuki's path of attack. Kazuki had to again change direction at the last moment and his heel landed upon Degra's left shoulder.
*Crack*
Something clearly broke and Degra collapsed to the floor. As soon as he did, the guard as well just now crashed into a row of bookshelves at the side of the office. Kazuki grabbed the woman and jumped backward. Kazuki's aura spread outward without his control and Mei and the other two could move again. Kazuki handed the unconscious woman to Nunully and she checked on her.
"She's still breathing."
Kazuki heard this but he didn't react to it. He felt no relief currently. Looking down at his fist. There was a cit of flesh over two of his fingers that had melted a bit away. Not only that but there was a thin cut on his leg as well. Kazuki thought he had dodged Degra's dark blade perfectly but it seems its range is more than its appearance presents itself to be.
(It clearly missed my fist yet I was still injured and when did he cut my leg? It must have happened when I landed my kick upon his shoulder. I was slightly thrown off when he used the woman as a meat shield and it distracted me.)
Kazuki circulated his ki and destroyed the dark energy that had carved out flesh from his hand and leg before he began healing himself then and there. Degra's eyes shined seeing this.
(So he was hiding even more abilities. I must make this man mine. For someone this strong to resort to cheating a casino, he obviously has on backing and has his own troubles. If I take him under me, I will have yet another powerful piece. This city will be underfoot in no time.)
Degra completely ignored his slumped and broken shoulder as his thoughts about the future filled him with greed.
While Nunully was checking on the woman, Mei and Tsura shared a dumbfounded look. They knew Kazuki had reforged his Mage core but they didn't know just how powerful he had become. With his body now constantly strengthening while absorbing the elements all of his attributes constantly rose. At first when he fought Abura he got a great spike in power but afterward his strength was still growing but at a much slower rate. They hadn't seen him really use his body though.
Just now though, they saw him move faster then they had ever seen from before. His speed was comparable to that Reya woman who had tried to capture them.
This though wasn't the biggest shock for them. Not only was Kazuki unbelievably fast but Degra as well seemed almost as fast. The two's speed gave both Tsura and Mei trouble as they tried to follow along with their eyes. Tsura could barely keep up but Mei was a little better and saw the exchanges between the two. All of this had happened in the blink of an eye and the guard Kazuki had sent flying only crashed when everything was over. This along with that strange feeling at the start that caused them to both freeze in place, they didn't know what to say or do at the moment. The exchange seemed to be over and Kazuki was no longer attacking.
As they were confused as to what to do, Nunully was the only one who was left out. As soon as Kazuki moved without a magic tool to help her see these two people's movements was basically impossible. The only thing she saw were shadows flitting across the room and then everything was over. She had no clue who did what and how and only realized Kazuki came out on top when he passed the woman to her and Degra was already kneeling on the floor awkwardly.
Kazuki saw that his wound was healing just fine and looked back at the unconscious woman.
"Fine, you want me to admit it, I did cheat. So leave the woman out of this. Your a crime boss I get it and you want to set an example but how will you set an example if your dead?"
Kazuki felt it would be more trouble then it was worth to try and fight this man over one woman but he did feel a sense of guilt for putting her in that position. Besides who cares if some underground boss dies. People would cheer before they cried for such a person. The only thing Kazuki didn't like were all the people outside. If they flood in like locust, it will be difficult even for Kazuki to escape by himself, let alone with all these people at his side.
(Speaking of which, with such a commotion, why has no one come rushing in?)
"Hahaha. You are quite the catch I must say."
A creepy laugh escaped from Degra and he slowly stood up.
*Crack Snap*
The bones in Degra's shoulder popped and he stood up straight with no difficulty. Kazuki extended a sliver of ki and saw that Degra's bones were completely fine.
(Didn't I break his shoulder just now? I clearly felt it. Can he as fast as me. No, that speed is far faster than my own.)
Degra could see Kazuki's energy touching upon him but he felt no ill will from it and didn't even try to stop it and even guessed.
"It seems you can see things as well with that energy of yours."
Degra snapped his fingers and the door opened behind Kazuki and the others. Kazuki and the rest became defensive but to their surprise, the men and women who came in ignored their presence. They proceeded to walk past Kazuki and the others and clean up the mess and even dragged the unconscious guard out. One of the women held her hand over the ground and a new desk appeared there. She then took the papers and other things that had been gathered up from the floor and set them down neatly on the new desk before offering Degra a seat and standing behind him to guard him. Everyone else left the room and the office became quiet and awkward.
Degra snapped his fingers again and the woman guarding his back walked over and got him a fresh cup of tea with more little cookies. After serving him, she then poured Kazuki and the others more tea and got them more treats. Mei happily scarfed the cookies down and even stole Nunully's when she wasn't looking.
Degra sipped at his tea before setting it down with a.
*Clink*
"Let's start over. As you can see it will be very difficult for you to kill me and my guards are already waiting just outside. With a snap from me, they will rush in and do what they do best. So, now that you've admitted to cheating as I said, let's start over and discuss how you're going to pay me back."
Degra crossed his hands together and smiled fiendishly.
(You will be mine.)


Hip-hop is my musical genre, but my sound is definitely a mix of every music genre.
I wanted a unique name that meant something to me. My middle name is "Ali-kumar" which means "exalted prince". I took the "Ali" part for my first name and chose another name of African heritage for the last name. I chose "Masego" which means "blessings". If you put it all together, Ali Masego means "Exalted Blessings".
Nas, Frank Ocean, Travis Scott, and Young Thug are definitely my biggest influences. Without them, I would probably be a completely different artist.
I actually recently dropped my new project, "Six At The Latest", and it is available on all the major music streaming services. Other than that I am working hard on new material and I have a collaboration tape in the works with another up and coming DMV rapper named G-Lock Wop.
My ultimate goal is to touch as many people with my music as I can, and be a voice for a generation. Of course one day I'd like to get a Grammy, but I honestly just want to touch a large amount of people's hearts through music.
From my new album...Match That Raw & East Side Junkie definitely because everybody gets so hyped off those songs, and I feed off the energy.
I'd say wanting to put out more material. I have so many ideas and sometimes its too much to all put out at once. I have to be smart in how portray my art to my fans and to the people.
I have two ways. Either I come up with something in my head and then put a beat to it, or vice versa. I feel the vibe of the music when I'm writing.
It's played such a big role in getting me a lot of my fans, but also how I make my music. There's so much going on these days and social media makes it so easy to consume all of it in a cool way.
I listen to many different songs so it's hard for me to come up with particular ones. In terms of artists lately I've been listening to a lot of Daniel Caesar, Gunna, Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert, Migos, Blocboy JB. I could go on forever. My playlist has too much in it.
If you want to make it in music, never give up. No ones gonna believe in you if you don't believe in yourself. Get your education, get in your bag, and grind. I guarantee you'll get the results you're looking for.
I would change how young artists would be able to put out their music. The industry is really twisted and a lot of young talent is wasted because of who they trust in early. People need to make smarter moves.
I think it's the only thing that makes you an actual artist. When someone draws/paints something that was already made you're just like "well that's cool. It looks just like the original." but there's a reason why they talk about the original. The original is what everybody cares for in the first place.
Go check out "Six At The Latest" on digital music platform's! Shout out to College Underground Radio!


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Cole is headed back to his home state of North Carolina for the festival. The Fayetteville-raised Tidal artist-owner will be joined by SZA, 21 Savage, Big Sean, 6lack, Nelly, Teyana Taylor, Rapsody, the Dreamville Records roster, and more.
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