Thursday, July 14, 2005

Bull Surname Genealogy

The 138th Annual William Bull & Sarah Wells picnic is coming up in the next few weeks and I've been exchanging email with some distant cousins about ways to improve participation with the Bull Association and contribute genealogy info.

If you have any photos or scans of images having to do with the Bull picnic or any of the Bull descendants, please get a free flickr.com account and join the groups below. Once you have joined those groups, you'll be able to add your photos to the following groups:



Additionally, there is now a Bull Surname Genealogy wiki for contributing genealogical information. Of course from the wiki you can display and link to images you have uploaded to flickr.com

Monday, July 11, 2005

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TheMovingWall -- Vietnam Veteran's Memorial replica



TheMovingWall -- Vietnam Veteran's Memorial replica

Originally uploaded by marcn.



Sunday, Logan, Addy, Emma and I visited this very moving memorial, The Moving Wall.

It will be in Goffstown, NH until Saturday, July 16th.

See the complete set.

Kids For Democracy (NH & MA chapters)



Kids For Democracy (NH & MA chapters)

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This weekend Spencer, Griffin and Trevor (and Wendy) were down on Martha's
Vineyard with Kids For Democracy/NH.

See the complete photo set here:
Kids for Democracy (9-Jul-2005)

Monday, July 4, 2005

Memorial for Reuben Cummings (Merrimack, NH)



Memorial for Reuben Cummings -- Merrimack's only Revolutionary War Casualty (im000419)

Originally uploaded by marcn.



In Memoriam
Reuben Cummings
June 25, 1761 September 13, 1776
Merrimack's Only Casualty of the American Revolutionary War
At age 14, enlisted as Minute Man
Fought at Battle of Bunker Hill june 17, 1775
Promoted to Drummer July 20, 1776
At age 15, he died and was buried
in the area of Ft. Ticonderoga

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In Merrimack's Turkey Hill Graveyard
Lat: 42.85776
Lon: -71.52103

Sunday, July 3, 2005

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Thursday, June 30, 2005

HP leads worldwide Linux server market

Since my job description contains the words Linux and ProLiant Servers, this makes me pretty happy -- HP leads worldwide Linux server market. The news has been going round
internally at HP, along with selling the 10 Millionth ProLiant server




HP has set an industry-first milestone by shipping more than 1 million Linux servers to customers since 1998, 45 percent more than any other major hardware vendor.

HP has led the worldwide Linux server market for 29 consecutive quarters. In the first quarter of 2005, HP grew 2.5 percentage points faster than the market in units on a year-over-year basis, shipped nearly 10 times as many Linux servers as Sun, led IBM by almost 8 percentage points in quarterly revenue share and outpaced Dell in both units and revenue.