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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 01-Dec-2008, 11:02 AM

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Camac,
Thank you very much. I also forwarded a copy to his family and I know they will be grateful for your thoughts. Thanks again and thanks to all veterans, especially you.
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  Forum: Celtic Hearts  ·  Post Preview: #269174

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 29-Oct-2008, 11:41 AM

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I too have just reread this topic and it is still just as interesting.
I trust all goes well with Jeff and Freedom.

Stayed at a B&B in Blandford, Mass sitting at the breakfast table watching all the birds feeding at the platform feeder, then we notice no more birds, just a sparrow squatting down on the feeder and at first what we thought might be an injured or sick flicker sitting in the apple tree right there. They both stayed for about 5 minutes , very still and hunched, when all of a sudden this hawk came bursting around the apple tree , flew at the sparrow, the flicker takes off, sparrow escapes, hawk pulls a u-turn and gone. Breakfast table excitement.
Later that day we come back from our travels and the hostess tells us how she was in the barn when all of a sudden a small bird flies into the barn and hits the window and falls, at the same time a sharp shinned hawk flew in after it and just missed hitting her. Must have been the same hawk looking for a spot of brunch before heading south again.

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  Forum: Medieval Gateway  ·  Post Preview: #266209

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 17-Oct-2008, 07:28 PM

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My Lady,

Home is such a wonderful feeling!!

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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #264944

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 15-Oct-2008, 09:55 AM

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My Lady,

Sounds awesome. Feel better and catch you back home!

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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #264719

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 10-Oct-2008, 09:41 AM

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Wow, now that sounds like some winds ablowin!! Where is it exactly, I'm going to google earth the site!!
So figure we can book a room for springtime??!!??

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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #264194

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 09-Oct-2008, 07:37 AM

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QUOTE (A Shrule Egan @ 08-Oct-2008, 04:22 PM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 08-Oct-2008, 03:13 PM)

PS Elvis says hello and I'm sorry but TheBeatles will not be touring again.

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Me thinks, you are yanking our chain about Elvis too!!!



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ok, now that you mention it, it may very well have been an impersonator, he was the 50's Elvis, Thank you , thank you very much.
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PS nice rugs, how goes the House?
  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #264086

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 08-Oct-2008, 02:04 PM

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My Lady,

I am sorry I did not wish you a Bon Voyage for your Icelandic trip.
I hope and trust it is a wondrous and awesome adventure.
Have fun, see everything, stay safe and tell us more.

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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #263996

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 08-Oct-2008, 01:13 PM

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Rindy & Camac,

Thank you for the warm welcome.

You should have seen the 3 moon rise on Planet XB19!!!

PS Elvis says hello and I'm sorry but TheBeatles will not be touring again.

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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #263994

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 08-Oct-2008, 01:09 PM

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QUOTE (ctbard @ 08-Oct-2008, 12:47 PM)
I'll be over shortly to beat you with a stick, after I take a nap in our shop recliner, which, Ulsterscott so genously gave my hubbie after his surgery so he could nappie at work when need be, well, I guess I shouldnt beat you with a stick then....

All due considerations are accepted and appreciated!!!!

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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #263993

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 08-Oct-2008, 11:37 AM

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Well maybe because I am an inconsiderate, procrastinating, self obsessed, pitiful excuse of a middle aged old pophead (as my oldest use to say as a child, who is now 22) , you may now add the missing "o ".

I have no legitimate excuse for my neglect and deserve a good beating with a stick.
Will any one buy senile dementia??!!?? Abduction by aliens??!!?? Called away for business trying to reunite TheBeatles???!!!?? Elvis called me and said he needed me right away??!!?? Laziness and procrastination followed by a good dose of guilt??!!??

Please pick A maybe B and not E rolleyes.gif

My sincerest and heartfelt apologies to all.

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PS My Ireland journal still sits next to the computer, paperclipped to the last chapter, woefully waiting for me to get my act together.
  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #263975

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 06-Aug-2008, 07:56 AM

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Hi folks, been weeks since I have had a chance to get on. Busy with work and our stupid DSL is constantly going down. Tried twice this morning to get on and lost it half way thru my typing. Now I have to go do deliveries. I feel like a pinwheel, lots of movement and flash, but I'm not really accomplishing much. Been very busy just not making alot of money at it. Also very busy doing genealogy research.

I'll be back!! beer_mug.gif note.gif thumbs_up.gif
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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #256672

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 15-Jul-2008, 09:06 AM

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It is even simpler than that, we all are descendents of one person, all cousins , all related.
Heck, after the last ice age you had about 60,000 individuals living in Europe major and now you have 300 million and the vast majority are not immigrants but of the 60k already there.

DNA testing is a tool.

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  Forum: Family History & Clans  ·  Post Preview: #254910

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 15-Jul-2008, 07:47 AM

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QUOTE (MacEoghainn @ 14-Jul-2008, 07:01 PM)
I have attached a report (I hope) that will give everyone an idea of how complex this stuff can get, and yet how much progress can be made through DNA testing.

This report is by Dr. David N. Ewing, MD, who is the gentleman in charge of the Clan Ewing DNA study mentioned in my original post. David and I are also seventh cousins once removed according to our conventional paper Genealogies (We are listed as SR and DN in the report.

DYF399X testing we did was an attempt to differentiate closely related groups of Ewing men. So far the jury is out on what this has really done for us.

Here is an updated link to the Webpage for the Clan Ewing DNA Project for those who may be interested: Ewing Surname DNA Project

Ok, After careful reading and thorough analysis of your Ewing DNA paper submitted I conclude.........................I have a headache!!! smile.gif
  Forum: Family History & Clans  ·  Post Preview: #254902

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 02:23 PM

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QUOTE (Sekhmet @ 10-Jul-2008, 04:03 PM)
Very cool! I have to dig ours back out, my mother did the National Geographic DNA testing as well, and for the life of me I don't know what I did with the results. They're around somewhere...

Our Todd DNA managed to settle a lot of questions we had regarding which branch belongs to which. The line I'm descended from seems to have landed in Pennsylvania, where they settled and the branches split from there. There's another branch that is in North Carolina that we still don't know much about, they're totally unrelated as near as we can find so far.

Sekhmet, With my having done this DNA test we may have broken thru a new level in connecting past lineage. Oral history and post dated written history has the story of my gggggggggrandfather being one of either 3 or 4 brothers with the 2 or 3 other brothers losing touch with him. Some say one may have remained in Ireland. Some say an Alexander and a John may be his brothers but there is no documented proof, just anectdotal evidence in geographic proximities that they settled in the colonies and in the names of their corresponding children, all sharing names.
Now with DNA testing I have been matched with a descendent of one of the other McNutts and this may very well attach some credence to the stories. I'm just not sure yet as I have not seen the documentation for the other family member.

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  Forum: Family History & Clans  ·  Post Preview: #254846

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 01:53 PM

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Bravo My Lady thumbs_up.gif note.gif beer_mug.gif clap.gif

And from the poem, the film, Gunga Din was one of my favorite movies of all time!

My father was a very big Rudyard Kipling fan.
  Forum: Celtic Hearts  ·  Post Preview: #254841

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 01:49 PM

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HERE< HERE thumbs_up.gif note.gif beer_mug.gif clap.gif
  Forum: Celtic Hearts  ·  Post Preview: #254839

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 09:38 AM

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The USA has cancelled its SoFA with Iraq today.

Iraq is flexing its soveriegn muscles and demanding a deadline for withdrawal and is complaining about the 20 plus "permanent" military bases and posts being constructed.

With oil supply being produced at a deficit to meet demand on a daily basis, we conserve and for every barrell we conserve, someone else is in line to buy it.

We as a nation are being strategic in the placement of our noses.

Read this, ignore any perceived bias and look at the last sentence.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/margolis/margolis114.html

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  Forum: Politics & Current Events  ·  Post Preview: #254824

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 09:12 AM

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Just watched Irish Jam, funny comedy. Filmed in Cornwall.

The Field, same director and producer as My Left Foot, filmed in County Galway. Bulls Stone Cottage is on the Clifden Road in Leenane, Connemara, drove right by it.

Far and Away, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, good scenes in the beginning, County Galway, Wicklow, Kerry, Dublin, even Maam Cross, County Galway, junction R336 and N59, ask me how I know!
  Forum: The Celts  ·  Post Preview: #254822

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UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 07:58 AM

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It is amazing again the volume of money that has transferred itself to the top!

It is amazing how much "money" is being created to cover debt!

It is not a wonder that the dollar is so weak and the economy in the dumpster!

Oil will never again go down in price!

If you have money you will position yourself to take advantage of the windfall profits being removed from the energy consumer to the energy investor!

As the worlds major consumer of about everything there is, best consider how you will be paying for your future consumption!

When you consume anything in any manner you are left with pooh.gif !

These views are the authors and may be extreme and pessimistic cause I haven't had my coffee yet!

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  Forum: Politics & Current Events  ·  Post Preview: #254816

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 07:38 AM

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QUOTE (ashanti @ 14-Jul-2008, 12:23 AM)
Hello Marguriet and to everyone. The gene had slipped even farther for me. I am of Chinese heritage and live in Asia and for the longest of time have loved things Irish - from celtic music and irish lore and the lilting gaelic language. Must have been through my beautiful mum's (God bless her soul) influence as one of her favourite songs was "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" which she used to sing to me when I was a wee lass.

Looking forward to coming here more often and getting to know the wonderful people of this community.
Cheers smile.gif

and a big welcome to ashanti also!! thumbs_up.gif note.gif beer_mug.gif
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PS we have family ties in Taichung, Taiwan and somewhere on the border of Tibet and the Xinjiang-Ungyar region of China. So Celtic blood runs far and wide!!!
  Forum: Introductions  ·  Post Preview: #254809

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 07:33 AM

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Welcome Marguriet, You could very well have Celtic blood in you for they did get to Italy along time ago. smile.gif Regardless, your good taste in beer and your obvious sense of humor makes you a perfect fit within the community!!
Enjoy the note.gif , beer_mug.gif and fun folks with lots of topics in the forums.
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  Forum: Introductions  ·  Post Preview: #254807

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 07:26 AM

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QUOTE (Lady of Avalon @ 13-Jul-2008, 03:41 PM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 11-Jul-2008, 12:29 PM)
The honey took the picture, I'm innocent.

Everybody who has gone swimming in the North Atlantic off the western coast of Ireland raise your hands.

Ever see the movie Waking Ned Devine?? They set precedence!!!

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I won't raise a hand for me but raise it for hubby.
He swam in the 4 seas while there. And imagine how cold for we were there in October.

w00t1.gif LOA

Good for hubby!! and brave too!!!!! beer_mug.gif note.gif thumbs_up.gif or perhaps a cup of hot cocoa would be more appropriate!!
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  Forum: General Discussion  ·  Post Preview: #254806

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 14-Jul-2008, 07:24 AM

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QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 30-Jun-2008, 08:39 AM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 27-Jun-2008, 11:08 AM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 19-Jun-2008, 06:11 PM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 18-Jun-2008, 11:40 AM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 11-Jun-2008, 09:32 AM)
QUOTE (UlsterScotNutt @ 09-Jun-2008, 03:44 PM)
May 16, $3.999
May 17, $3.999
May 21, $4.059
May 22, $4.099
May 30, $4.259.... First time I ever paid $100.00 for a tank of gas
June 03, $4.259....2nd, $102.98
June 04, $4.279....3rd, $103.76

June 9, $4.359
June 11, $4.299

June 16, $4.359
June 18, $4.359

June 19, $4.379

June 27, $4.379

June 30, $4.399, $104.36 for a tank full

July 14, $4.399, hasn't changed any for awhile.
  Forum: Quizes & Polls  ·  Post Preview: #254805

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 13-Jul-2008, 07:59 AM

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Has anyone here participated in any DNA projects?

Ex: http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_det.a...?group=Campbell

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  Forum: Gathering of the Clans  ·  Post Preview: #254752

UlsterScotNutt Posted on: 13-Jul-2008, 07:54 AM

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For a reading of many histories of slavery , go to Google, type in slavery history, you will find many resources there. From ancient thru today.

No doubt slavery pre-dates recorded history.

It is recorded in Babylonian times, in Persia, ancient Egypt and Greece and Roman territory.

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