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You are not logged in. [ Login or [ Register Now List of Forums Search Calendar ... Meetings in SBH (and elsewhere) Previous Index Next Threaded show all George Pa Reged: 11/05/03 Posts: 19 Loc: South East Penna Party at Villa Peacock Feb 5 #11036 - 01/07/04 09:43 AM Edit Reply Quote Everyone that is on the island from the forum Feb 5 is invited to a party at Villa Peacock at 5:30 pm. You can call the villa on or after Feb 3 pm for directions, if no answer leave your phone number or call back at 0590-52-92-96. Looking forward to meeting everyone! George Post Extras: BillK Reged: 10/02/02 Posts: 216 Loc: Aurora (Toronto) Canada Re: Party at Villa Peacock Feb 5 [Re: George Pa #11053 - 01/07/04 01:13 PM Edit Reply Quote Hi George, My roster of onliners on the island Feb 5th are myself, Lloyd, CarolH, Andynap, midwest Mike, Nick and Suzanne. BillK Post Extras: CarolH Reged: 11/24/03 Posts: 39 Loc: Leawood, Kansas Re: Party at Villa Peacock Feb 5 [Re: George Pa #11066 - 01/07/04 06:56 PM Edit Reply Quote George, What fun to meet so many from SBHOnline! How kind of you to extend the invitation! We'll look forward to it! Thank you,Carol

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You are not logged in. [ Login or [ Register Now List of Forums Search Calendar ... Meetings in SBH (and elsewhere) Previous Index Next Threaded show all George Pa Reged: 11/05/03 Posts: 19 Loc: South East Penna Party at Villa Peacock Feb 5 #11036 - 01/07/04 09:43 AM Edit Reply Quote Everyone that is on the island from the forum Feb 5 is invited to a party at Villa Peacock at 5:30 pm. You can call the villa on or after Feb 3 pm for directions, if no answer leave your phone number or call back at 0590-52-92-96. Looking forward to meeting everyone! George Post Extras: BillK Reged: 10/02/02 Posts: 216 Loc: Aurora (Toronto) Canada Re: Party at Villa Peacock Feb 5 [Re: George Pa #11053 - 01/07/04 01:13 PM Edit Reply Quote Hi George, My roster of onliners on the island Feb 5th are myself, Lloyd, CarolH, Andynap, midwest Mike, Nick and Suzanne. BillK Post Extras: CarolH Reged: 11/24/03 Posts: 39 Loc: Leawood, Kansas Re: Party at Villa Peacock Feb 5 [Re: George Pa #11066 - 01/07/04 06:56 PM Edit Reply Quote George, What fun to meet so many from SBHOnline! How kind of you to extend the invitation! We'll look forward to it! Thank you,Carol

43. Genealogy Data Page 15 (Descendancy Pages) Koyl, george. Male b. 1828 Toledo, Ontario Koyl, Elizabeth. Female b. 1831 peacock,Celia Cely . Female b. 1775 Maryland d. 1847 Williamson IL + Bohannon http://jcboggs.com/family/d_e.html

Genealogy Data Page 15 (Descendancy Pages) Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Jesse Charles Boggs Kelley, John W. [Male] Bound, Margaret E "Maggie" [Female] b. 23 SEP 1885 ,Dekalb, Missouri - Marriage: 4 APR 1903 Independence, Montgomery, Kansas Back to Main Page Koyl, Ephriam [Male] b. 9 NOV 1781 Manchester, Bennington, Vermont Lilly, Betsy Elizabeth [Female] b. 10 JUN 1788 Rutland, Rutland, Vermont - d. 1869 Toledo, Ontario, Canada - Marriage: 1805 Manchester, Bennington, Vermont Koyl, Eleanor [Female] b. 1806 Toledo, Ontario Koyl, Sarah [Female] b. 1807 Toledo, Ontario Koyl, John K [Male] b. 1809 Mannsville, New York - d. 18 APR 1883 Calhoun, Iowa Gage, Lydia Mariah [Female] b. 16 JAN 1817 Onondaga, New York - d. 11 JAN 1909 Spring Hill Cem., Montgomery, Kansas - Marriage: 1838 Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan Koyl, Louise [Female] Koyl, Artimus M. [Male] b. 27 JUN 1843 Michigan - d. 30 JUN 1927 Osawatomie, Miami, Kansas Pond, Lucy Luemma [Female] b. 28 MAR 1844 Middlebury, Knox, Ohio - d. 23 MAR 1907 Montgomery, Kansas - Marriage: 12 JUL 1863 ,Ogle, Illinois Koyl, Fred Jay

44. George Peacock, Cowboy Of Third Generation MR. peacock. george peacock, cowboy in third generation is foremanon the Nail Ranch, Albany, Tx. © Alessandro della Valle, May 1998. http://www.dellavalle.net/peacock.html

MR. PEACOCK George Peacock, cowboy in third generation is foreman on the Nail Ranch, Albany, Tx

45. Mrs. Peacock Actresses: Stephanie Beacham, Kate O'Mara, Rula Lenska, Susan Georg Cluedo television series Mrs. peacock actresses Stephanie Beacham, Kate O Mara, RulaLenska, Susan george and Joanna Lumley. Mrs. peacock. http://www.cluedofan.com/guide/mrspeacock.htm

Mrs. Peacock Owner of Arlington Grange, Mrs. Peacock is a sophisticated woman who likes to entertain. She regularly holds fete's, jumble sales, fun runs and other functions at her home. Her relationship with Colonel Mustard has been off and on over the years; and in between she has found romance with a large variety of men. Below is a comparison of the different Mrs. Peacocks and a rating of their hamminess, psychoticness, characterisation and looks (as compared with the boardgame cards). There is also a brief description of the actresses' careers. UK Series 1 - Stephanie Beacham Click Image To See Clip (1 Meg) Starting the series in style, the first Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock was a very famous name - that of Stephanie Beacham. With a healthy career behind her, Stephanie is most familiar as Sable Colby from "Dynasty" and "The Colbys"; and for the superb Second World War drama "Tenko". Other shows Stephanie has appeared in include "Seaquest DSV" and "Beverly Hills 90210". This Mrs. Peacock was a believable character of high society, who was looking for a man of position - whether it be a French Count or Colonel Mustard in an MP's role. Stephanie's acting history shone through as her character developed relationships with the other suspects; something that she was rewarded with, by giving her the privilege of being the only person to commit two murders in a series and thus have two confessions. Browse Stephanie Beacham products at: Amazon.co.uk

46. The Darwin Correspondence Online Database george peacock, 1791–1858. For a list of all references in the database, includinga list of any letters exchanged with Charles Darwin, click on Refs above. http://darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk/perl/nav?pclass=name&pkey=Peacock, George

47. The Darwin Correspondence Online Database More results from darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk george peacock (1839) Descendants of george peacock b c1839 And Elizabeth Agnes JENKINS (1849-1931)Married 19 Feb 1874 Tasmania, AUS Children - Male born and died 20 http://darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk/perl/nav?class=name&term=Peacock, George

48. George Washington Crossing the Delaware A History in Many Voices by Louise peacock, Walter Krudopgeorge Washington A Picture Book Biography by Michael Dooling george http://kindergartenclass.netfirms.com/georgewashington.htm

This site is hosted by Netfirms Web Hosting Kindergarten ... Home Page Science Units: Ocean Body Space Dinosaurs ... Plants Social Studies Units Geo.Washington Abe Lincoln Pilgrims Columbus ... Religion GEORGE WASHINGTON In February we teach a unit on George Washington and Abe Lincoln since both have birthdays during the month. *We always teach G.Washington first because he was the first president. From experience we have learned that kindergarten children can not understand that G.Washington lived before Abe Lincoln, if we teach A.Lincoln's birthday is February 12th and G.Washington's birthday is February 22nd. During the unit we recall the fact that the pilgrims came to American to get away from the harsh rule of the kings. We learn about G. Washington as a boy George Washington:Young Leader by Augusta Stevenson and how he grew up to be a leader of the American soldiers. ( George Washington : A Picture Book Biography by Michael Dooling We learn about the men who wrote the new laws for American. (

49. Technology In Australia 1788-1988, Peacock, George Technology in Australia 17881988, peacock, george, Bicentenary study by distinguishedFellows of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and http://www.austehc.unimelb.edu.au/tia/scripts/tia-dynindex.php3?EID=P003847

50. George Peacock Jr. As a side note, there was(is) an article in the Lansing Mirror newspaper dated3/4/1887 which said that; george peacock opened up a shooting gallery in the http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1755/georgepe.html

George R. Peacock Jr It is important to start this page with the fact that there is no reference to George Jr. as being referred to as "Jr". We use this title because it gets more confusing as time goes on because the Peacocks seem to really like the name George. We would not be surprised if there are several ancestors in England also named George. Only time will tell. George Jr. briefly served with the 16th U.S Regulars at the start of the Civil War, and then with the 9th Iowa Cavalry Co. F. for the remainder of the war. 9th. Iowa Cavalry Unit Civil War History After the Civil War, George Jr. headed back to Lansing, IA and married Catherine Wagner who was originally from somewhere in Illinois. They appeared to own a few hundred acre piece of property outside Lansing heading towards Waterville. Catherine and George Jr. had a son named George Frederick Peacock b 1877. As a side note, there was(is) an article in the "Lansing Mirror" newspaper dated 3/4/1887 which said that; "George Peacock opened up a shooting gallery in the rear of Weidermeyer's Saloon". His (George's) pistol was described as " a neat little target gun, and would be pleased to see all those who are fond of target shooting". George F. married a woman named Claire ?. No evidence of any children by Claire and George F was found in Allamakee Co., but this does not mean there were no descendants. Claire Peacock died in 1911. George F. died in 1914. (possibly as a result of WWI, however no effort has been made to determine this.) George Jr. died in 1923. Catherine died in 1917.

51. The Peacock Page - United Exterminating Company to do with him. As a matter of fact, george (the cat) and Pete (thepeacock) will wait patiently together for the evening meal. http://www.unexco.com/gallery/peacock.html

BACK Pete the Peacock Pete This young peacock showed up in our parking lot in the first few days of September 1999. We have no idea of where he came from, no one around has claimed him, the local animal control girl wants no part of him - she wants ME to catch him, then, she says, she'll pick him up (thanks, hon, but no thanks) and by the way, did you ever try to capture a peacock? Well, it ain't easy - these birds can fly straight up! They can also run - a lot faster than I can! And our two local resident cats, Sam and George will have absolutely nothing to do with him. As a matter of fact, George (the cat) and Pete (the peacock) will wait patiently together for the evening meal. And if Pete thinks George is getting too much food, George gets chased right off. So, for the time being, it looks like Pete is going to stay - until we figure out how we can catch him without hurting him. We have a "Peacock Lady" that has offered a nice home, with other peacocks, so Pete won't be lonely. If anyone has any other ideas, we'd sure like to hear them..... Top United Exterminating Company

52. Adventure Magazine: July/August 2000 @ Nationalgeographic.com It would also make peacock (reimagined as george Hayduke, “nighttimetrouble-maker, barroom brawler, free-time lover”) a folk hero. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0007/q_n_a.html

SITE INDEX Main Story Previews Amazon.com: Grizzly Years Bullfrog Films: Earthwatch Project: Grizzlies Your next vacation could be collecting bear droppings in Big Sky country (as featured in the July/August ADVENTURE). International Association for Bear Research and Management Monkey Wrench Gang T-Shirts Wild Bearcam: Video Gallery Destination Map: Yellowstone National Park The Great White Bear (video) The Grizzlies (video) Trail Map: Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks Trail Map: Yellowstone National Park TrailSmart CD-ROM: National Parks of the Rockies Yellowstone: Realm of the Coyote (video) Doug Peacock Veteran of the Grizzly Wars Age Home Livingston, Montana Favorite Place The Grizzly Hilton Past Life Green Beret Medic does. In the sixties the “cranky buzzard” made his way from Michigan to Vietnam, where as an Army medic he fought to stitch together, wound by wound, some semblance of sanity. After the war Peacock haunted the home front for a while, found himself utterly incompatible, and exiled himself to the wilderness. Finding it less wild than he remembered, he set out to make it more so. With brother-in-arms Edward Abbey, Peacock giddily pioneered the practice of “monkey wrenching,” sabotaging wilderness-eating endeavors like logging and land development. The Monkey Wrench Gang would become a kind of comic bible for immoderate environmentalists. It would also make Peacock (reimagined as George Hayduke, “night-time trouble-maker, barroom brawler, free-time lover”) a folk hero.

53. [HM] Availability Of The Crest Of The Peacock By George Gheverghese Joseph HM Availability of the Crest of the peacock by george Gheverghese Joseph.reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to historia http://mathforum.org/epigone/historia/pringtwingral

[HM] Availability of the Crest of the Peacock by George Gheverghese Joseph reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to historia Subject: [HM] Availability of the Crest of the Peacock Author: msrbsgj@fs1.ec.man.ac.uk Date: The Math Forum

54. Anecdote - 1738 George III - Peacock At last, one of his ministers hatched a solution george was told that peacock, being a particularly royal word, could only be whispered, if used at all, in http://www.anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=8617

55. George Edward Peacock City of Dundee ROLL Of HONOUR World War II 1939 to 1945. Name GeorgeEdward peacock. Age 23. Address 6 Bellfield Avenue. Next of http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/roh/1341.htm

City of Dundee ROLL Of HONOUR World War II - 1939 to 1945 Name: George Edward Peacock Age: Address: 6 Bellfield Avenue Next of Kin: Son of Albert E. V. G. and Jessie Niven Peacock Rank: 5th Engineer Officer Number: unknown Served With: M.V. British Security, Merchant Navy Force: Merchant Navy Date of Death: Place of Death: at sea Historical Information: unknown Cemetery/Memorial: Tower Hill Memorial, London, UK Memorial Ref: Panel 20. Location Details: unspecified Information Source: People's Journal 14/06/1941 Previous Page Main Page

56. Ex Libris Felix Felton, Thomas Love peacock. London george Allen Unwin, 1973.Robert F. Kiernan, Frivolity Unbound Six Masters of the Camp Novel. http://www.thomaslovepeacock.net/exlib.html

THE THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK SOCIETY ex libris Informal Author of "Headlong Hall", Gryll Grange. London: Parker, Son, and Bourne, 1861. Thomas Love Peacock, The Works of Thomas Love Peacock. edited and with an introduction and notes by H.F.B. Brett-Smith and C.E. Jones, London: Constable, 1924-34. [The Halliford Edition in ten volumes: Biographical Introduction and Headlong Hall. Melincourt. Nightmare Abbey and Maid Marian. The Misfortunes of Elphin and Crotchet Castle. Gryll Grange. Poems. Poems and Plays. Gryll Grange. London: Macmillan, 1927 [with an introduction by George Saintsbury; illustrated by F.H. Townsend]. Gryll Grange. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1949. Headlong Hall and Nightmare Abbey. Headlong Hall Nightmare Abbey. Maid Marian and Crotchet Castle. London: Macmillan, 1927 (with an introduction by George Saintsbury; illustrated by F.H. Townsend). Melincourt. London: Macmillan, 1927 [with an introduction by George Saintsbury; illustrated by F.H. Townsend]. Peacock's Memoirs of Shelley with Shelley's Letters to Peacock. edited by H.F.B. Brett-Smith, London: Henry Frowde, 1909

57. Short Bibliography Of T.L.Peacock 34 (1919) 2328. Felix Felton, Thomas Love peacock. London george Allen Unwin, 1973. A. Martin Freeman, Thomas Love peacock. A Critical Study. http://www.thomaslovepeacock.net/biblio.html

short bibliography Thomas Love Peacock, The Works of Thomas Love Peacock. edited and with an introduction and notes by H.F.B. Brett-Smith and C.E. Jones, London: Constable, 1924-34. [The Halliford Edition in ten volumes: Biographical Introduction and Headlong Hall. Melincourt. Nightmare Abbey and Maid Marian. The Misfortunes of Elphin and Crotchet Castle. Gryll Grange. Poems. Poems and Plays. Gryll Grange. London: Macmillan, 1927 [with an introduction by George Saintsbury; illustrated by F.H. Townsend]. Gryll Grange. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1949. Headlong Hall and Nightmare Abbey. Headlong Hall Nightmare Abbey. Maid Marian and Crotchet Castle. London: Macmillan, 1927 (with an introduction by George Saintsbury; illustrated by F.H. Townsend). Melincourt. London: Macmillan, 1927 [with an introduction by George Saintsbury; illustrated by F.H. Townsend]. Peacock's Memoirs of Shelley with Shelley's Letters to Peacock. edited by H.F.B. Brett-Smith, London: Henry Frowde, 1909 Nightmare Abbey Crotchet Castle. edited by Raymond Wright, Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1986.

58. WB: Phoenix, Peacock, Alchemical Bird george plays move 1 the Western peacock and the Eastern Phoenix in position6 Here are salient notes for my first move in our Alchemical game http://home.earthlink.net/~hipbone/IDTWeb/Heggaia.html

The Phoenix and the Peacock A TenStones Game George Hersh and Charles Cameron I met George Hersh through a mutual acquaintance who passed copies of my TenStones Games brochures to him, thinking he'd enjoy the Games. He wrote me: Interested in a game? How about Eastern vs Western Alchemy? A possible first move being to conjoin the Phoenix and the Peacock in Tiphareth. Alchemy has always fascinated me, though I confess I know little about the western and less about the eastern forms of the thing... So I agreed to George's proposal, and asked him to explain his first move in a paragraph or two... Tiphareth, incidentally, is the sixth of the sephirot in the Kabbalistic Tree of Life , and thus equivalent to the sixth position on our TenStones board. Clearly, this was to be a game which made use of the Kabbalistic associations of the board in its meditations... Charles Cameron George plays move 1 the Western Peacock and the Eastern Phoenix in position 6 Here are salient notes for my first move in our Alchemical game: This game will grow double-layered a veneer of Western laminated with a veneer of Eastern to form stained-glass panel, a Jerusalem Windows Tree of Life, the Mysterium Conjunctionis played out in light on the bridge from earth to Ain Soph/Tao.

59. Folk Music Performer Index - Patt To Pel peacock, Sister Ethel Side Performer Appearance Early Shaker Spirituals,Rounder 0078. Peagram, george Use Pegram, george. Pearce http://folkindex.mse.jhu.edu/PP03.htm

Preceding Alphabetic Section Return to Folk Index Homepage Bottom of File Folk Music Performer Index - Patt to Pel Patterson, Andy Home in West Virginia: West Virginia Project, Vol. 2, Old Homestead OHCS 177 It'll Never Happen Again. Old Time String Bands, Vol. 1, Marimac 9110 Patterson, Bill Banjo Pickin' Girl, Rounder 1029 Patterson, Bobby 1st Annual Brandywine Mountain Music Convention, Heritage (Galax) 006 Albert Hash and the Whitetop Mountain Band, Heritage (Galax) 025 Brandywine '83. The 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Brand..., Heritage (Galax) 054 Brady, Rafe / Cherokee Rose, Heritage (Galax) 032 Good Time Music. National Folk Festival, Philo 1028 Jarrell, Tommy; and Kyle Creed / June Apple, Mountain 302 Old Originals, Vol. 2, Rounder 0058 Virginia Traditions. Native Virginia Ballads and Songs, Global Village C 1004 Visits, Heritage (Galax) 033 Patterson, Ina Patterson, Ray and Ina / Old Time Ballad and Hymns, County 708 Ray and Ina Patterson, County 715 Patterson, Ray and Ina / Songs of Home and Childhood, Vol. 3, County 737 Patterson, J. P. ("Nubbins")

60. Review Of Crest Of The Peacock By Karim Abdul Bangura For The Nexus Network Jour Karim Abdul Bangura reviews george Gheverghese Joseph s Crest of thePeacock for the Nexus Network Journal vol.3 no. 3 (Summer 2001). http://www.nexusjournal.com/reviews_v3n3-Bangura.html

Abstract. Karim Abdul Bangura reviews George Gheverghese Joseph's Crest of the Peacock for the Nexus Network Journal vol. 3 no. 3 (Summer 2001). Book Review George Gheverghese Joseph, The Crest of the Peacock: Non-European Roots of Mathematics 2nd. ed. London: Penguin Books, 2000. To order this book from Amazon.com, click here Reviewed by Abdul Karim Bangura In her article, " Good-Bye Pythagoras? " (in The Chronicle of Higher Education , October 6, 2000, pp.16-17), Elizabeth Greene cites the following cases of academic institutions where ethnomathematics has been thoroughly embraced: Ron Eglash employs African fractals in computer-graphics simulations courses at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Arthur B. Powell works out river-crossing problems based on different cultures in an algebra course at the Newark campus of Rutgers University. Jim Berta teaches about the Cartesian coordinate system using a cultural analogy of street mapping in towns settled by Mormons at Utah State University. Greene adds that, in college classes in algebra, calculus, geometry, statistics, and the history of mathematics, among other subjects, and in degree programs for future elementary- and secondary-school teachers, professors are using ethnomathematics to define a new method of teaching mathematics.

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