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Q: How do vaccines prevent disease?Vaccines protect people from disease by strengthening a body's immune response. A vaccine's antigens help a body make infection-fighting antibodies to fight disease invaders. If the actual disease germs ever attack the body, the antibodies will still be there to destroy them. Vaccines will make people immune to a disease without having to suffer through that disease.
Q: Are these diseases really dangerous?Yes. Many vaccine-preventable diseases, such as smallpox, are no longer around so we have simply forgotten how horrible they are. But up until the 1960s, parents were terrorized by polio, a devastating disease that struck healthy children and still exists in many parts of the world. Before health care providers starting using the haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib) vaccine widely in 1991, there were about 20,000 cases of invasive Hib-related diseases every year---that rate has since declined 99 percent to about 35 cases per year. Even diseases that may seem mild, like chickenpox or influenza, can be deadly for some. During the 2009-10 flu season, 1,316 people in Oregon were reported hospitalized for influenza; 67 died. And before the varicella vaccine, about 100 people in the U.S. died from chickenpox every year---about half of them children. Vaccines are far safer than disease.
Q: Isn't it better for children to gain immunity naturally by getting the disease instead of the immunization?Natural infection can come at a high price: chickenpox or pneumococcus can lead to pneumonia, rubella can cause birth defects, Hib can cause brain damage and children can die from any vaccine-preventable disease. A child may have a mild case or even no symptoms at all, but he or she could pass the disease on to a child who can't be immunized because of age or a medical condition.
Q: Aren't infants too young to get shots? No. Many of the diseases that vaccines prevent occur in very young infants. Fortunately, most babies are born with sturdy immune systems that are very capable of making a protective immune response to vaccines. Vaccines don't weaken the immune system, they boost it.
Q: Are so many shots safe for my baby?Babies are born from a sterile environment, but within minutes, they confront thousands of bacteria. By the time a baby is a week old, its skin, nose, throat and intestines are covered with tens of thousands of different bacteria. Fortunately, from the minute they're born, babies begin to develop an active immune response that keeps these bacteria from entering the bloodstream and causing harm. The dozen vaccines that children receive in the first two years of life are just a drop in the ocean when compared to the tens of thousands of environmental challenges that babies successfully manage every day.
It's not the number of shots that matter but the number of antigens in them. The original smallpox vaccine had 200 antigens in just one shot; today, there are only about 130 antigens in ALL of the routinely recommended immunizations combined. Several studies have determined that simultaneous vaccination with multiple vaccines have no adverse effect on a child's immune system. Another advantage of multiple immunizations is that children have fewer shots, fewer office visits and less discomfort. Spreading out vaccines may leave children unnecessarily vulnerable to disease.
Q: Why do children get so many more shots now? As science progresses, children and adults are protected against more and more vaccine-preventable diseases. In the 1920s, there was just one vaccine: smallpox. At that time, hundreds of thousands of children got diphtheria---many of them died from it. By the 1950s there were five vaccines, including one for diphtheria, but still tens of thousands of children got sick from bacterial diseases such as meningitis or pneumonia caused by Hib or pneumococcus. Today we have vaccines for diseases that used to affect children every day. Healthy communities prove that immunizations are working.
Q: Do vaccines cause autism?No. Many studies that included hundreds of thousands of children across the globe have compared kids who got vaccines with kids who didn't---there is no difference in the autism rate. Vaccines do not cause diseases, they prevent them.
Q: Is there mercury (thimerosol) in my baby's vaccines?There is no mercury in routine childhood vaccines. None. In 2001, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) required vaccine manufacturers to stop using mercury preservatives in childhood vaccinations. The mercury that manufacturers had used, for example thimerosal, is ethyl mercury which is rapidly eliminated from the body. The only vaccine that still contains a mercury preservative is the flu vaccine that comes in a multi-dose vial. But the amount of mercury in a flu vaccine is five times less than in a tuna sandwich. A baby who breast feeds for six months gets 25 times more mercury than is in a single dose of flu vaccine. Mercury in vaccines is not dangerous, but there are single-dose flu vaccines available for young children and pregnant women, that don't contain any mercury.
Q: Is aluminum in vaccines harmful?There is aluminum all around us, in water, food and air; it is the most common metal found in nature. There is aluminum in breast milk and baby formula, but babies quickly eliminate aluminum from their bodies with no danger to their health. Some vaccines contain small amounts of aluminum to help the body create a better immune response. There is no reason to fear aluminum.
Q: Do vaccines contain harmful additives?No. Vaccines contain safe ingredients that improve potency and prevent contamination. Most of these additives appear in trace amounts, and none of them have proven harmful to animals or humans in these small amounts.
Q: We recently moved here from another state and I don't know what shots my child has already received. Will it hurt him to get some shots twice?Official records can't be recreated by memory, so parents are strongly encouraged to keep immunization records or obtain a copy from their previous state of residency. If parents don't have a record, having an immunization repeated won't hurt a child. Children in Oregon have their immunizations recorded in the ALERT Immunization Information System (IIS), a secure statewide registry that allows parents and providers to keep kids' records up-to-date
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Department 1: Infectious Diseases
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- Martin Mielke
- Deputy:
- Annette Mankertz
The Department of Infectious Diseases at the Robert Koch Institute studies bacterial and viral pathogens, the inactivation of microorganisms and immunological defence mechanisms against infection. Different microbiological pathogens and their properties are analysed by the individual working groups. This includes pathogen-specific characteristics that influence the spread of pathogens and diseases they induce, particularly with regard to changes in the pathogen and the development of new properties such as antibiotic-resistance. The department's work is predominantly laboratory-oriented and involves both serological and molecular-biological aspects of the field. As well as studying the the properties of the pathogens the research groups also investigate the host's susceptibility to infection and the ability of the immune system to control or eliminate the microorganisms. In addition, inactivation of infectious agents and aspects of hospital hygiene are studied in collaboration with other groups at the RKI. The working groups of the department are, like the project groups, supported by the use of imaging technologies, in particular electron microscopy.
Tasks (Official duties)
The Ministry of Health's National Advisory Committee 'Blood' has been located at the Robert Koch Institute since September 1993. This committee forms an independent national 'brain trust' that advises the federal and state governments, the Paul Ehrlich Institute and the Robert Koch Institute on all questions concerning the safety and efficiency of blood-product production, use, and monitoring. It provides a professional basis for blood donation and transfusion agencies.
The formation of the National Advisory Committee 'Blood' was a measure taken by the Ministry of Health to improve safety in the area of blood and blood products.
The recommendations of the National Advisory Committee 'Blood' influence practically all fundamental areas of blood products and of blood donation and transfusion agencies.
Involvement of Scientists from the Department of Infectious Diseases in Committees
- WHO-Influenza Centre, London
- European Influenza Surveillance Scheme (EISS)
- European Sero-Epidemiology Network (ESEN)
- European Surveillance Network ENTER-NET
- Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza (AGI)
- Arbeitsgemeinschaft Masern (AGM)
- Paul-Ehrlich-Gesellschaft für Chemotherapie
- Advisory Board of the International Nosocomial Surveillance Program for Emerging Antimicrobial Resistance
- Subcommittee for phage typing staphylococci of the Intl. Union of Microbiological Societies
- Working group "Molecular epidemiological markers" of the European Society for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
- Arzneibuch-Kommission, Ausschuß Mikrobiologie,
- Umweltbundesamt, Arbeitskreis Biozid-Richtlinie
- Nationaler Normungsausschuß Medizin im DIN
(Bereiche D1, D2, D3, D6, D7, D8, D9, E2, E6)
- Kommission für Krankenhaushygiene
- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Hygiene und Mikrobiologie, Desinfektionsmittelkommission
- Deutsche Vereinigung zur Bekämpfung der Viruskrankheiten e.V., Kommission für Virusdesinfektion in der Humanmedizin
- Expertenkommission der Bundesärztekammer "Richtlinien zur Blutgruppenbestimmung und Bluttransfusion (Hämotherapie)"
- Expertenkommission der Bundesärztekammer "Richtlinien zur Herstellung spezifischer Immunglobuline (Plasma für besondere Zwecke)"
- Expertenkommission der Bundesärztekammer
"Richtlinien für die Stammzelltransplantation"
- Europarat Expertengruppe "Transfusionsmedizin und Immunhämatologie SP-HM"
Europarat Coordinated Blood Transfusion Program
Date: 01.04.2011

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The answer to our trivia question yesterday: Which classic PGP soap was the launching pad for future sitcom stars Robert Mandan, Nita Talbot and Joel Higgins is...
Search for Tomorrow!
Robert Mandan, probably best known as the philandering Chester Tate on Soap, from 1965 to 1970, was Jo's (Mary Stuart) third husband, Sam Reynolds. Sam charmed Jo by saving her daughter from a knife-wielding drug addict. He managed to avoid seduction by Jo's sister, Eunice, and was exonerated in the murder of his ex-wife, but then fell off a river boat in Africa and was presumed dead. While he was gone, Jo fell in love with another man. (A similar situation happed to Chester, who returned from a presumed-dead bout with amnesia to find wife Jessica involved with the detective hired to find him. Jessica very reasonably explained to him, "We thought you were dead, Chester. And, of course, with you being dead, we did things which we wouldn't usually do when you were here because being dead you are not." I wish more soap characters were so reasonable.) A devoted Jo returned to Sam. Unfortunately, he was suffering from an African brain fever and went insane. Jo eventually ended us falsely accused of his murder. Mandan also appeared in the sitcoms Three's a Crowd, Private Benjamin and as the man who taught Mrs. Garrett The Facts of Life.
Nita Talbot played Rose on SFT from 1954 to 1955. Rose worked for Jo and her business partners, Stu and Marge Bergman, at the Motor Haven Inn. She deliberately poisoned a bowl of the inn's soup so that Jo's reputation would be ruined and the local mob could take over and use the business as a front. ABC Daytime audience might recognize Nita Talbot as Delfina, Luke and Laura's flamboyant wedding gown designer, but she is probably best known for her Emmy-nominated role as Russian spy Marya on Hogans' Heroes. In addition, the actress has guest-starred on everything from Perry Mason to Peter Gunn, Gomer Pyle to All in the Family, and Remington Steele to Ellen.
Joel Higgins played Bruce Carlson on SFT from 1975 to 1978 (the role was originated by a fourteen year old Robby Benson, and later played by Gary Tomlin, currently the Co-Executive Producer of DOOL). Bruce was a Jo's ward and a friend of Henderson's younger generation, Stu's grandchildren Gary and Liza. His love interest for a time was Jennifer, played by Morgan Fairchild. The actor went on to star in the sitcom Best of the West, and later Silver Spoons. Most recently, he wrote lyrics and music for Johnny Guitar (read all about it, here).


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President White Will Step Down in 2013by Jim Amidon • May 24, 2012 Share:
Wabash College President Patrick E. White has announced that he will step down as the College's 15th president at the conclusion of the next academic year in June 2013.
Dr. White has just concluded his sixth year at the helm of the private liberal arts college for men. He told members of the Board of Trustees that he believes the timing is right for him to leave the institution.
"The presidential leadership of the next phase in the life of the College will require a commitment that exceeds a few years," Dr. White said. "As we successfully conclude our current strategic plan and lay the ground work for the next planning process, it is clear that the leadership required will span at least a decade.
"I have come to recognize that it is better for me to use next year to facilitate a transition than to wait a few years and do so in the middle of the College's next phase. So, hard as it is, next year is the best time to end my service to the College as president."
Dr. White has accomplished a great deal during his tenure, not least of which was navigating the College through the most difficult economic environment in generations
The president has led the near-completion of the College's strategic plan and the $60 million Challenge of Excellence campaign, which provides funding and opportunities for student scholarships, faculty development, international learning opportunities, and enhanced career preparation.
"The Board of Trustees is grateful to Pat White for his steady, thoughtful and effective leadership of the College in a period of great economic difficulty for the country and for higher education," said Chairman of the Board Stephen S. Bowen. "Pat and his wife, Chris, have dedicated themselves to helping Wabash to achieve its goals and Wabash students to realize their dreams. There will be ample opportunities over the next year to celebrate what Pat and Chris have meant to the Wabash community, and the Board looks forward to working closely with Pat and his administrative team in the coming year."
Dr. White played a critical role in the design and funding of the College's innovative Asian Studies Program, which is a collaboration with DePauw University and is funded by a $750,000 Andrew Mellon Foundation grant.
Under his leadership, Wabash began a dual-degree engineering program with Purdue University; launched a biochemistry major; established a new global health program in Peru; achieved record enrollment; secured funding for several new endowed faculty chairs; conceived and funded the Placher Fund for Faculty; achieved unprecedented levels of success in the Annual Fund; constructed new football, baseball, and soccer facilities; and built a stronger relationship with the City of Crawfordsville
Chris White has been especially involved in leadership roles with the Montgomery County Community Foundation, MUFFY, Crawfordsville Main Street, and the successful drive to establish the new Montgomery County Free Clinic in the city, among other activities.
"For the last six years I have worked very hard with my eyes on one prize: not just the strength of Wabash College, but our best imagination of Wabash College," President White said. "As I quoted William Butler Yeats in my inaugural address, 'In dreams begin responsibilities.' We have made great progress in continuing to understand and articulate the Gentleman's Rule, nurture the vitality of a Wabash education inside and outside the classroom, and draw out of Wabash men great expectations and achievement. I will continue to serve with energy and enthusiasm over the coming year as we begin a new level of strategic thinking and a presidential transition."
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By Peter Rutherford
PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - The Olympic spirit is in danger of being snuffed out by a doping scandal that saw the IOC ban dozens of Russian athletes for life only for sport's highest tribunal to nullify the sanctions, U.S. skeleton slider Katie Uhlaender said on Thursday.
Two-time world champion Uhlaender finished 0.04 seconds outside the medals at the 2014 Sochi Games.
The third-placed slider, Russia's Elena Nikitina, was stripped of her bronze medal in November and banned for life after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said she had committed anti-doping violations.
However, Nikitina was one of 28 Russians to have their bans overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), leaving Uhlaender unsure if or when she would ever get her hands on the Sochi bronze.
Both the IOC and World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have expressed disappointment with the CAS decision and while Uhlaender says the situation is a "catastrophe" all parties involved must grasp the opportunity for reform.
"Initially when the IOC took such a strong stance to ban Russia and strip the medals, it gave the athletes who were holding on to the spirit of sport, hope. It strengthened our Olympic spirit," she said at a news conference on Thursday.
"When CAS took that away, it did the opposite. So I think we're all turning to the IOC for reform and to take a strong stance to give us that spirit back.
"We're holding to an Olympic spirit that feels like it's dying."
The IOC invited 169 carefully screened Russian athletes to compete as independents after the nation was banned from Pyeongchang over the Sochi 2014 doping scandal.
It then refused to invite any of the Russian athletes who had their bans overturned by CAS.
Dozens of Russians, including some who had not been named in the investigations or had any prior doping offences but were still not invited, have since lodged appeals with CAS seeking to be admitted to the Games.
Nikitina is in Pyeongchang awaiting news on her appeal.
Uhlaender warned that if the IOC, WADA and CAS failed to find a solution to the anti-doping system's problems it would open a "Pandora's Box".
"I'm looking to the IOC to take a harder stance and I think all the athletes are looking to the IOC to make sure that the athletes are tested -- not just increased in competition, because we know when we're going to compete," said Uhlaender, who will be competing in her fourth Olympics.
"It's the out-of-competition testing that's most important. Why can't we have the top 10 athletes in the world tested out of competition mandatory by an independent source?"
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Lego Squad at East Melbourne Library
Melbourne Library Service
Thursday, 15 November 2018 from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm (AEDT)
Event Details
Calling Lego enthusiasts! If you're 7–10 years and love Lego, show off your skills in our weekly Lego Squad. On the first Thursday of each month you will be provided a Lego challenge that you will continue to work on for the rest of the month. We have the Lego, you bring the skill.
Lego projects will recommence Thursday 8 February, 2018.
The weekly Lego Squad operates in school term only.
Lego challenge dates:
8 February, 1 March, 19 April, 3 May, 7 June, 19 July, 2 August, 6 September, 11 October, 8 November, 6 December
Thursdays, 4pm to 5pm
For more information contact, Jeanette at East Melbourne Library, 9658 9600.
When & Where
East Melbourne Library
122 George St
East Melbourne,
Thursday, 15 November 2018 from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm (AEDT)
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The City of Melbourne established the Melbourne Library Service to better serve the communities that live, work and study in Australia's fastest growing capital city.
City Library 9658 9500 East Melbourne Library 9658 9600 Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre 9658 7300 Library at The Dock 9658 9998 North Melbourne Library 9658 9700 Southbank Library at Boyd 9658 8300


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The Pittsburgh Penguins have re-assigned forward Maxime Talbot to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, it was announced Monday by General Manager Craig Patrick.
Talbot, 21, has played in 48 games this season for Pittsburgh, recording eight points (5+3) and 59 penalty minutes.
The 5-11 and 185-pound native of Lemoyne, Quebec has also appeared in seven games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton this season, scoring five goals and recording 10 penalty minutes.
The Penguins' eighth round pick (234th overall) in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft has appeared in 82 career games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, recording 24 points (12+12) and 72 penalty minutes.


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If Newly Seized Domains Were Purely Dedicated To Infringement, Why Was Kanye West Using One?
from the questions,-questions dept
It really looks like Homeland Security/ICE may have seriously screwed up here. Whether or not seizing domains in general like this is even legal is an open legal question -- and blatantly seizing domains with tons of legit content that the industry and artists regularly used themselves seems like a test case the government doesn't want just waiting to happen. Hopefully the folks behind both blogs have already gotten in touch with various civil liberties/free speech lawyers who can help make them into perfect test cases to show that the government can't just seize web sites without due process.


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One Of The Realist Dudes: Mike Tyson On The Death Of His 4 Year Old Daughter, Being A Coke Head & Now Becoming A Veagan!
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These rack-mounting panels are engineered specifically to provide a versatile, safe, solution to the problem of powering the diverse combinations of equipment, commonly mounted in mobile racks, for temporary installations in live entertainment, location recording and outside broadcast work. The internationally approved, splashproof, connectors, used for supply cabling, are rugged enough for mobile applications, as the ubiquitous yellow 110V versions, surviving continued brutal abuse on building sites, demonstrate.
Each panel, a substantial steel enclosure, is furnished with an IEC309 (formerly known as BS4343 and CeeForm) appliance inlet for the connection of the supply, and a directly wired "loop-out" socket outlet, intended to supply further panels mounted in other enclosures. This means that several mobile racks may be powered from a single source, given adequate current carrying capacity of the supply and connecting cables. Alternatively power may be fed off to suitable distribution strips. An unusual detail of the 16 amp versions is the recess above the appliance inlet. This allows the sprung cap of the mating cable socket to fit into the rack, avoiding interference with co-racked equipment and, more unusually, providing the latching facility necessary to avoid the disengagement of the connector by untoward events such as inadvertent tripping over leads during rigging. The 32 Amp versions, featuring angled inlets, have the latch on the inlet body and are manufactured with adjustable rack-mount ears, so that the panel may be mounted recessed into the rack to avoid collision with flight case or similar lids.
All models have a neon indicator, wired to show the presence of supply input. BS1363, 13A mains outlets are reliable MK types, and are wired directly in parallel with the supply input. They are arranged to avoid power cords interfering with adjacent hardware, and support the use of "plug-top" power supplies. IEC320, 6 Amp outlets are connected in groups of four, each with a neon indicator, via a front-panel fuse, to the supply.
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Apple HomePod - unboxing
Published on Feb 12, 2018
Apple's long awaited HomePod smart speaker is here! Packed with some surprising sound quality and a lot of audio processing tech, the HomePod brings Siri into your smarthome ecosystem. HomePod can control Apple HomeKit enabled smart devices like lights, outlets and thermostats.
Watch the unboxing experience and our first impressions of Apple's HomePod. A full review is coming very soon.


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This classic Canadian series, which ran from 1987 until 1994, follows the professional and private lives of a group of young, aggressive attorneys in partnership together in Toronto. The popular program, which features hard-hitting storylines, real-life issues, romance and rivalry, is responsible for launching the careers of such cast regulars such as Sonja Smits, Cynthia Dale and Eric Peterson.
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St. Louis, Mo., September 15, 2012 — Washington University in St. Louis totaled 350 yards of offense but was hampered by five turnovers in a in a 20-14 loss to Coe College on Saturday afternoon at Francis Field in St. Louis, Mo.
Washington University drops to 0-3 with the loss, while Coe wins its third-straight game to open the 2012 season.
Trailing 20-7 late in the fourth quarter, junior quarterback Eric Daginella connected with sophomore wide receiverTim Bartholomew for an 11-yard touchdown pass to trim the deficit to six with 56 seconds to go. Washington U.'s onside kick was recovered by Coe to seal the victory in the first-ever meeting between the two teams.
Daginella was 9-of-19 for a career-high 142 yards and a TD while playing most of the second half for Washington U. Starting quarterbackDan Burkett was 14-of-21 for 105 yards but was picked off three times. Coe had the upper had in total offense (383-350) and controlled the clock with a 36:20-23:40 advantage in time of possession.
Washington U.' defense limited Coe to 158 yards in the second half and forced three punts and two turnovers. Coe was held scoreless in a half for the first time since Sept. 10, 2011 (first half) vs. Olivet Nazarene.
Coe's no-huddle offense gave Washington U. fits on its opening drive as QB Jared McNutt completed 4-of-4 passes for 52 yards. Brendan Leiran highlighted the 8-play, 75-yard drive with a seven-yard TD run to make it 7-0 with 11:25 remaining. Washington U.'s defense forced a three-and-out on the ensuing possession, as senior defensive lineman William Small sacked McNutt on third down for a loss of nine yards.
Burkett marched the Bears' down the field on their next possession, tallying 62 yards on eight plays. Sophomore running back Zach Lonneman found the end zone on a six-yard run to tie the score at 7-7 with 0:56 left in the quarter. Washington U. outgained Coe 101-98 in total offense in the opening quarter.
Coe (3-0) regained the lead for good following a pair of touchdown runs by backup quarterback Mark Atwater. He scampered in from four-yards out with 8:12 to play for his first TD, and then found the end zone with 2:43 to play before half to make it 20-7. Coe's defense limited Washington U. to just 49 yards in the second quarter.
The Kohawks outgained Washington U. 225-150 in total offense in the first half, and had an 18:30-11:30 advantage in time of possession in the opening half. Burkett completed 13-of-20 passes for 98 yards and tossed three interceptions in the opening half.
Washington U. picked up 115 yards in the third quarter with Daginella leading the offense. He got the Bears' into Coe territory after a 34-yard pass to Bartholomew, but Demetreus Johnson picked off senior running back Chris Castelluccio on a halfback pass. The interception by Johnson was his second of the day.
Bartholomew had four-catches for a career-high 72 yards and a TD, while senior Drew Sexton added six catches for 56 yards. Castelluccio was the lone threat on the ground for Washington U., rushing for 53 yards on 12 carries.
McNutt finished the day 16-for-27 for 187 yards to lead Coe's offense, while Leiran gained 130 yards on 26 carries and a TD. This marked the third-straight game Washington U. has allowed a 100-yard rusher.
Sophomore defensive back Ryan Bednarhad 10 tackles, two pass break-ups and 1.5 tackles for loss to lead the defensive unit for Washington U. Junior linebacker Peter Lowery added nine tackles (eight solo) and freshman linebacker Matt Goad chipped in with a career-high seven stops.
Washington U. (0-3) completes a two-game homestand against Kenyon College on Saturday, Sept. 22. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. at Francis Field. A pre-game barbeque will take place prior to kickoff from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.as part of Fall Festival. ChancellorMark S. Wrighton will introduce current student-athletes as well as former letterwinners at halftime celebrating the 2011-12 season.
Bear Notebook: The Bears have not started 0-3 since 1989 … Burkett went over 2,000 passing yards for his career in the loss … Reigning UAA Defensive Athlete of the Week Fade Oluokun did not play due to an injury.


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Premier Heart to Heart is a monthly media-rich e-send with interviews and news from the Catholic community. This contains audio interviews and articles from Premier news and views from across the Christian Catholic community. Why not join us? Be informed, inspired and encouraged with the best Christian stories from the Premier platforms.


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April shower 3-d shoot — April 13-14 at Beekman Ridge Archery Range near Butte Falls. Costs $15 for one day or $25 for both. Family rates and ages 11-and-under free. Food on site with camping and fishing. For info, call 541-951-5581.
medford rogues seek host families — Host families house college players for about 12 weeks beginning at the end of May. For info, call 541-973-2883 or visit www.medfordrogues.com.
central point little league — Register online at www.eteamz.com/centralpointlittleleague.
upper rogue cal ripkin signups — For boys ages 4-12, and girls ages 4-16. Register at www.upperroguesports.com.
southern oregon little league challengers — For children with physical and developmental/intellectual challenges, ages 4-18. Season begins April 20, 9 a.m. at the Medford National Little League Fields. Coaches, volunteers and sponsors needed. For info, call Jennifer at 541-761-4014.
ymca/kids unlimited volunteers needed — Those interested in coaching or officiating contact Gary Taylor at 541-772-6295, ext. 107. All volunteers must pass criminal background check and attend coaching clinic.
mba spring leagues — April 13-June 9 for grades 3-12. Register by Friday. For info, call Manny at 541-499-5749 or visit www.mannysbasketball.com.
kids unlimited Developmental Academy — For grades 1-6, April 20-June 1. Costs $50. To register, call 541-774-3900 or visit www.kuoregon.org.
kids unlimited Spring Leagues — For grades 4-12. Registration deadline is Wednesday. For info, call 774-3900 or visit www.kuoregon.org.
kids unlimited girls academy — Open to girls in grades 4-8 from all schools. Led by South Medford girls coach Tom Cole. Two times per week for eight weeks. Costs $75. For info, call 541-774-3900 or visit www.kuoregon.org.
kids unlimited girls developmental league — Eight-week academy open to girls in grades 9-12. Costs $60. For info, call 541-774-3900 or visit www.kuoregon.org.
EAGLE POINT SENIOR DAY — Mondays, 10 a.m., for players 50-older. Costs $30 to walk, $35 to ride. For info, call 541-826-8225.
centennial senior day — Costs $40 every Tuesday. Fee includes cart. For info, call 541-773-4653.
stone ridge senior tour — Wednesdays, 9 a.m. at Stone Ridge. Costs $25 to walk, $35 to ride. To sign up, call 541-830-4654.
mPR lessons — For adults, juniors. Sundays at Centennial. For info, call 541-774-2400 or visit www.playmedford.com.
raider red zone shootout — May 4 at Eagle Point. Costs $130 through May 3 and $145 day of event. For info, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
ethan jostad founDation tournament — June 1 at Eagle Point. Tee times at 7:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. Costs $80 per player (four-person teams). Ask about hole sponsorships. Enter by May 17. For info, call 541-951-1104 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
quail point wednesday night men's league — Begins April 10 at 5:30 p.m. Four-person teams. Costs $91. For info, call 541-857-7000.
stewart meadows ladies twilight league — Tees off Wednesdays 4-5:30 p.m. Contact Dana Didericksen for more info at 541-601-8784.
centennial women's rose club — Thursdays, 10 a.m. Women ages 18-up of all skill levels. For info, call Vicki Capp at 541-601-7650 or visit www.centennialgolfclub.com.
equipment demo days — At Rogue Valley Country Club April 26 and Centennial April 27, 10-4 p.m.
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pear blossom run — April 13. Features 10-mile run/walk, 5K run/walk and one- and two-mile fun runs. Pear Blossom Festival includes the Pear Run, a parade and street fair. For info, visit www.pearblossomrun.com.
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Hidden Lake Peaks Climber's Log
breauxtrahn - Dec 8, 2010 9:53 pm Date Climbed: Sep 13, 20082 trips 2 summits
The first time we went up the high point and descended/glissaded down the slope to meet the trail lower down. then in '10 went up the lower peak with the fire lookout.
SummitQueen - Sep 15, 2010 1:57 pm Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2010Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: August 7, 2010
Took my Mom up this hike for a change in scenery, as I lived in the Diablo/Ross Lake region of the North Cascades National Park for the past year and hadn't explored as much up the Cascade River Road. Hidden Lake Peaks lookout was amazing. Spectacular day with a short, but scenically varied trail. I loved reaching the upper boulder fields with the streams passing through the trail. Amazing. I'll do it again for fun someday soon!
leftfield - Aug 23, 2010 9:45 pm Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2010Route climbed - standard trail
How many times have i driven past this trailhead on the way to Cascade Pass? Nice little climb/boulder hop with the Mazamas. Lovely day with a turn in the weather lurking in the air.
ericwillhite - Jul 30, 2010 8:01 pmSometime in 03
Great hike, see trip report with map and pictures here http://www.willhiteweb.com/washington_climbing/hidden_lake_peaks/lookout_049.htm
Doehle - Jan 20, 2010 6:49 pm Date Climbed: Jan 9, 2010Winter Route
Went up the winter ridge route. Steep at first, but very direct. Great views from the true summit.
jonesa37 - Jan 20, 2010 2:21 amhauling rocks
geology research and got to bag a peak... pretty sweet hauling 40lbs of rock
ericnoel - Dec 13, 2009 1:15 pm Date Climbed: Dec 12, 2009Hidden Lake Peak 7088
We took advantage of modest snow levels for December and drove to the last switchback on the road. Walked the road, then the trail, then into the drainage. There was evidence of large avy activity already this winter in this drainage but those dangerous slopes were now mostly bare and it was cold which made us relatively unconcerned on this day. But in general this could be a risky area. Hoofed it up the drainage, traversed S for a bit and then hit the ridge at 6200. Hiked up the chilly ridgeline to the top. Fantastic views on a clear cold winter day. Too bad my camera died in the cold. Great hike. Snow conditions are crappy with hard snow, ice, wind scoured crust. No need for snowshoes but we used crampons and axes.
I also visited the lookout site in summer around maybe 2005.
geosean - Oct 11, 2009 12:31 pm Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2006Both Summits
Both peaks were totally socked in, so I'll have to go back.
Cascade Scrambler - Jan 20, 2009 9:14 pmBeautiful views
I climbed this peak way before I knew what SP was- back in the summer of '03. Other than the unsightly gash that the trail cuts across the side of the hill on the way up, the views are just amazing.
Curtissimo - Dec 25, 2008 4:36 pm Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2008with Magellan + Hiker Anna; both peaks!
road now open!
Andy Dewey - Feb 21, 2008 9:40 pm Date Climbed: Feb 21, 2008Route Climbed: Sibley Creek
Started where the Cascade River Rd was no longer plowed at MP 7. This added 3+ miles of road walking, but I turned and went straight up the ridge and cut off the entire Sibley Creek Rd and trail. It was a long 14 miles and 6100' of gain but well worth it...spectacular views! Didn't bother going to the lookout.
Stu Brandel - Jul 10, 2007 8:59 pm Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2003Triple Play
Climbed to the Hidden Peak lookout. I am a ridge and rock lover, but for the first time ever (20 years of hiking) I was awestruck by wildflowers. They are incredible here in August! The view is crazy beatiful, and the lookout itself was very interesting. It was the first one I had been in that really showed me beauty and the danger of these places. I learned what a lightning stool is...
blakely23 - Apr 29, 2007 9:55 pm Date Climbed: Apr 29, 2007Spring Snowboarding
Hiked up the sibley creek basin after hiking an extra 1 1/2 miles or so from the road washout. I wish they would teach people how to build culverts and this problem wouldn't happen as much. Anyway, there is still TONS of snow left up there and even if the road wasn't washed out its still impassible most of the way due to snow. The weather moved in on us a few times while on the mntn and left us in a total white out at least 4 times, once for over 30 min!!! The snow was great though, and nice and stable too! Tons of powder at the top from the last few days. Most definately worth the hike and will be doing it again very soon. Great Spring backcountry experience!
KOPPER425 - Sep 24, 2006 5:48 am Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2006Beautiful
Awesome views and beautiful colors on the approach. Great trip and great views from the top.
gimpilator - Sep 24, 2006 3:58 am Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2006Very Nice!
Went up with Magellan, Josh and some other OSAT'ers. Great trip and nice fall colors.
EastKing - Aug 29, 2006 3:33 am Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2006Main Trail with scramble to true summit
Trip report tells the story.
skagitteam - Mar 18, 2006 6:27 pm Date Climbed: Aug 20, 2005A favorite
I've done this one a few times, and it's been worth it everytime. The one drawback is that the drainage basin can be very buggy in late summer--come prepared.
sprosseda - Jan 25, 2006 5:57 pmRoute Climbed: Both main summit ridges Date Climbed: August 2001
Great wildflowers in the meadowy valley on approach. Went up to sibley pass and scrambled entire NE ridgeline to summit. Very fun granodiorite blocks. Exceptional views for a full 360 pan of Baker, Shucksan, Pickets, Eldorado, Forbidden, Sahale, Formidable, Joberg, Snowking, Whitehorse. Mid-elevation mountain among higher peaks so all the other kings look really jagged. Scrambled down shorter SW ridgeline to saddle and trail through boulder strewn meadows. Beautiful lake below, very photogenic. Very enjoyable mountain, have done a few times.
setrent - Dec 27, 2005 10:32 pmRoute Climbed: Trail to ridge Date Climbed: Various
This is a great day outing. The views are outstanding!
magellan - Sep 7, 2005 12:16 amRoute Climbed: Sibley Pass/North Ridge Date Climbed: September 27, 2003
This was an incredible hike on another beautiful day. Hidden Lake Peak has become my new all time favorite. 115 miles and 2:10 from Greenlake to the TH. With a late start (9:30 am) there were a dozen cars in the lot, and a Mountaineers hiking group milling about. Follow old roadbed to open forest. WTA volunteers did an awesome amount of boardwalk building through the swampy areas last summer. Break out into Sibley Creek valley. It's very damp until crossing the creek, where it becomes extremely dry. The ferns have given up and laid down. Many steep switchbacks take you to the valley head. It was here at a dry creek crossing (5300') where I left the trail, heading straight up to Sibley Pass. The going was easy, with an abundance of beautiful rocks in the drainage. At the pass a strong breeze blew the bugs away. It was here the views commenced, with Koma Kulshan, the Triad and El Dorado being the most obvious. 90 minutes to the pass. I also got a look at the 1000' of boulder hopping I would get to do in order to summit. Follow a sort-of trail over a grassy hump, drop steeply, and let the class 2 playground begin. This was maximum fun, with my route wandering from side to side, and occasionally right on the ridge. I saw at least half a dozen heather or sand benches on the west side, perfect for watching a sunrise on Baker. About 150' below the summit were two tent-size benches right on the ridge. The blocks were almost entirely stable, and there was no exposure. I only backtracked once. 60 minutes to the top. The summit: WOW! Words failed me as my head tried to keep up with my eyes. Torment, Forbidden, Boston, Sahale, Johannesberg, Formidable, Buckindy, Snowking, Dakobed, and those are just the ones close enough to touch. The tiniest summit PVC tube register ever turned out to be full. I took the register, and stuffed some note pages in there. A bigger PVC pipe and register are definitely warranted. A good hour passed, with only an occasional voice carrying over from the lookout, a half mile away, and 200' lower. Eventually, I started scrambling down toward the trail where it intersects the gap. This ridge has more substantial tread marks, if being slightly trickier. It was another scrambly trail to the LO, which was packed full of people coming and going. 30 minutes summit to LO. After a look at a copy of an ancient logbook, with signatures of many famous hiking, climbing, and wilderness protection types, it was time to go. I jogged the regular trail most of the way back to the car. 90 minutes, top to bottom. It was great to see so many ladies, and young people on the trail. There were 21 cars in the lot when I left, and not one person up on the summit. 8 ½ mile loop, 4000' cumulative gain, 6:10 car to car, 4:30 of actual hiking. I cannot stress how unbelievably gorgeous this area is.


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Next up I made some super deeeelicious Apple Pie Cinnamon Rolls. I used the cinnamon rolls recipe from Vegan Brunch, but I added some diced apples. I took 3 apples, peeled & cored & diced into 1/2" cubes. Then I sauteed them with a little Earth Balance. After a minute or two, I added the scraped out innards of about 1/2 of a vanilla bean (magic!) and a splash of rum and sauteed another couple minutes. Then I proceeded with the cinnamon roll recipe as usual, just adding in my apple yumminess with the cinnamon and sugar. For these rolls, I finally tried the method of doing the first rise the night before, and then letting the second rise happen slowly overnight in the fridge. It was RAD. These were the fluffiest, yummiest, most perfect and delicious cinnamon rolls I have ever made. And the apples were great. I think there could be even MORE apples... maybe next time I'll try 4 apples!
Here they are, all decorated with frosting. Sorry the pics are so dark, but like I said, it was a seriously grey and rainy day. All the better for brunching and cinnamon rolling, my dear!
Here's my plate... full of deliciousness! Of course I went back for a cinnamon roll. Plus there were so many tasty morning beverages... hot apple cider, OJ!, and hot coffee. Ahhh. Seriously, I was in a state of total happiness. Good friends and good food is a magical combination.


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The area I don't like teaching is relative pronouns.
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When I taught in language schools it was not uncommon to hear teachers say they dreaded teaching a certain group or particular level or grammatical point. But, strangely enough, there was always someone in the school who found that same group, structure or level to be the most enjoyable to teach. Ever since then whenever a class, a lesson or a grammatical explanation doesnt work I never blame the students. I always blame myself. The most important things a teacher takes to a classroom are her enthusiasm and willingness to learn to teach. Some method books are more interesting or; lets be honest, easier to teach than others, but thats no excuse for skipping the sections - a common practice - that are boring or complicated to explain. Its the teacher, not the student, who makes learning easy or difficult, fun or boring. Therein lies the challenge and the reward.
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The area I don't like teaching is relative pronouns.
It's my understanding that teaching conditionals is undesirable to some. I like conditionals.Originally Posted by tdol
I like teaching relative pronouns when I'm able to. Depending on the where I'm at in a course or a particular level, they may or may not always come up. When they do, I welcome them. It's kind of fun.
That's right "where I'm at". That's what I said.
If I hear someone use two simple sentences, I don't always know if this person really meant to use two simple sentences, or has a problem combining ideas with a relative pronoun to make a complex sentence. Do you what I mean, TDOL? How do you approach that? I've pointed out at times that it is possible to combine sentences with a relative when I've heard two simple sentences that could be combined. Do you ever do that?
It's something you have to be careful about though, I guess......
It's my understanding that teaching conditionals is undesirable to some. I like conditionals.
What about modals? Certain uses of modals are not always easy to understand.
Modals are so complex that they span levels; they are fascinating.
The greatest problem is spelling. Sometimes it's impossible to explain why we have to write the letters we actually don't pronounce.


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Pasadena City College women's track and field sprinter Omhunique Browne earned a bronze medal
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01-24-2012 12:35 PM - edited 01-29-2012 05:01 AM
I wrote an article describing how I made a clean install of Windows 7 on my X220t, in PDF format.
For those how have already downloaded this article, here is the step by step tutorial I added afterwards:
"My X220t Clean Install Method" last edited: 29 January 2012
Thank you very much Audois. What an excellent work.
01-25-2012 04:56 AM - edited 01-25-2012 07:54 AM
Thanks Juliancho!
Is downloading Windows 7 illegal? It seems finally that yes:
If someone wishes to proceed to a clean install, should he become a pirate?
If someone from Lenovo read this thread, could he explain why they don't include a Windows installation DVD into the package? Is there any way to get this DVD from Lenovo?
EDIT: could Lenovo provide a download link to the WIndows iso file? This would be the best solution, but I don't know if it is legal...
01-25-2012 07:55 AM - edited 01-25-2012 07:57 AM
Microsoft "doesn't support third party downloads or guarantee their integrity". This means everybody takes their sole responsibility of their actions. That said, the following resource claims to have links to the official downloadable ISO files straight from Amazon and Rigital River (Microsoft affiliate):
These ISOs aren't 'cracked' nor do they provide activation numbers. You'll need to dig your activation number from underneath the battery.
Thanks a lot, kvirtanen!
What about French-speaking people?
I'm going to edit my pdf in order to add this link.
01-25-2012 09:31 AM - edited 01-25-2012 09:32 AM
The french (and other languages) Windows 7 you'll find linked here.
The links to the ISOs lead to digitalrivercontent, an official MS-partner.
The links are at the bottom of the page, thanks Mornsgrans!
If someone wants to translate my article in his own language, I can give him a link to the english .doc file.
I added a new section:
Unneeded drivers
There are two drivers that you can deactivate from the Devices Manager, by right-clicking them and selecting Deactivate. Don't uninstall them!
01-26-2012 04:00 AM - edited 01-26-2012 04:59 AM
There is one thing I must clarify, concerning the two sections "What you need to install" and "What you don't need to install". At the end of the first section I added "Optional: make a backup of your present installation...". This sentence was misplaced; I moved it at the end of the second section.
I say in this sentence that I will explain at the end of the article why it could be very useful to have a backup of the complete Windows + Lenovo drivers installation, i.e. once you have completed your install and before installing any other program.
Suppose you are a gamer. You want to exploit plainly the power of your X220t in order to get the highest possible fps. To achieve this result, you must install the minimum of drivers and programs non-dedicated to games. In other words, your games must be given all the resources of the processor.
Let's assume you use Acronis True Image Home (ATIH) for your backups.
When you feel like playing one of your favorite games, just launch ATIH and restore the X220t_Games image, so that you can benefit from the maximum of power. When you have to return to work, simply restore the X220t_Office image.
From the X220t_CleanInstall image you can create as many configurations as you want.
It is preferable to partition your hard disk in order to separate the system from the data. In this way, when you change the configuration (system) your data remain available and unchanged.
Important: don't backup your system/data on the internal HDD. Buy an external one. 320 GB are quite enough, because the image created by ATIH is compressed and equal to about 50% of the uncompressed data size.
Your X220t is unfortunately not equipped with a USB3 port, much faster than USB2. However, you can buy a USB3 compatible external HDD and connect it to a USB3 ExpressCard.
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Well done.
is there a significant difference in power consumption while running on battery before and after disabling the devices (audio etc.) in the device manager?


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Let's Get Really Excited About Rhubarb With These 10 Recipes
Rhubarb gives me a little thrill when I see it for the first time at the grocery store in the spring, because it signals the start of a whole new season. While this first sign of spring can grow well into the summer in cooler climates, many markets quit carrying it by June. So eat up now!
And don't stop at pie — we have a rhubarb crumble pie, yes, but also a Big Pink Cake, a rhubarb margarita, and even rhubarb curd and rhubarb juice! Here are ten ways to really get into rhubarb this month.
Personally, I think you can't beat rhubarb poached and eaten over yogurt, or folded into whipped cream. I also love it in this lavender-infused crisp. What about you? What's your favorite rhubarb indulgence this time of year?
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- Retro Recipe: Big Pink Rhubarb Cake
- Recipe: Strawberry-Rhubarb Streusel Bars
- Recipe: Rhubarb Curd
- Spring Recipe: Rhubarb Crumble Pie
- Gluten-Free Recipe: Rhubarb Coconut Honey Tart
- An IKEA-Inspired Cocktail Recipe: Rhubarb Margarita
- Tart and Tangy: Homemade Rhubarb Juice
- Dessert Recipe: Blackberry Rhubarb Crumble
- Recipe: Poached Rhubarb Royale (try it on top of homemade yogurt!)
- Spring Dessert Recipe: Roasted Rhubarb Clafouti
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Why My Husband's Genealogy Is So Unfair!
His family lived in Toledo, Ohio for many generations. Before moving to the city, most of them lived somewhere else in Ohio. I have been amazed by how many details about his family I have found through the Ohio death certificates on FamilySearch Record Search. I'm from Ohio too, but my family was barely ever in Ohio and when they were they would move counties each generation. Adding obituaries from the Toledo Blade on Google's News Archive and I have even more to help me find his ancestors. Add to this the fact that I have barely touched the Toledo city directories available on Footnote and his genealogy has come together easily.
It's not like my genealogy where most of the places where my ancestors lived have little to no online records. It's not like my family tree where I have way too many secondary sources. I have to work to get to the good stuff in my family's history. It's just not fair.
Even when his family immigrates, I have had luck. One of his lines came from Sussex, England and I easily found their passenger list and census records in England. I can barely find passenger lists for my family when someone else tells me the name of the ship they used to travel across the ocean!
Plus his family has jobs! One of the reasons that Valentine BLITZ is my favorite ancestor in my own family tree is that he was a stone mason, not a farmer like everyone else. My husband's family lived in the city and had all sorts of interesting careers (interesting = not farmer).
Even when I get stuck on one of his lines I can figure out a way to get unstuck. This week I was missing one set of great great grandparents from his tree. It bothered me because by adding their information I would "finish" his family tree (well actually just the view in Roots Magic starting with him would be filled). I go on FamilySearch Record Search to their Ohio marriage collection and find the marriage of his great grandparents that give me the parents' names that I was missing. I would like to add that not one of MY ancestors marriages are in this database. And even though it is just a transcription of the record, it tells me exactly where to go to find it in the FHL microfilm.
And the thing that irks me the most about his tree is that it is so well sourced. Even though I learned fast doing my own genealogy, I didn't learn fast enough to get all my sources just right. And his research is all organized from the start because I found a system that worked for me (after 6 months of fixing my old system).
Maybe it's all that I have learned or where his ancestors lived or something else. But I still think it's unfair!
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Nice rant...lol. I have a friend (who is not even into genealogy) whose family history has been kept since the beginning of time - or at least it seems that way! I find my self "jealous" of her, because I'm doing such hard, time-consuming work to try to uncover the tiniest details about my family's past, and she just knows all of that stuff about hers, and takes it for granted that everyone does! Maybe one day I'll do a little rant about that! (Oh, I think I just did!) :)ReplyDelete
LOVE it! I was recently at the FHL and after three full days was thouroughly disgusted with my family. So I decided to do a quick check for a friend. I managed to get good, reliable, sourced information for four generations (!) in just over an hour.ReplyDelete
Sigh.... At least it was nice to get some kind of results....
Interesting post... but be careful what you wish for... at least you are researching a lot of US records. All of my pre 1890s family history is hiding in Europe with little hope of me having the time, money or language skills to ever find it.ReplyDelete
But I'm the easy side in my family. My wife is from China, and besides the huge language barrier, records are almost non-existent before the PRC, and many of the recorded family histories (like the one shown for Yo yo Ma on FoA) were destroyed during the cultural revolution.
There are so many great Ohio resources available. I consider myself very lucky to have found what I have! :)ReplyDelete
Tina, Great post!ReplyDelete
My situation is the opposite. My side of the family tree was easy. My husband's side has been nearly impossible, mainly because his paternal line has only been in the US since 1905. Their country of origin was broken up and many of the villages renamed after WWI so it's been a pain finding records.ReplyDelete
Tina, LOL - I have experienced much the same in research my side of the family vs. my husband's. I must admit, when I get discouraged with my tree, I jump to someone on my husband's side for a quick fix of satisfaction. LauraReplyDelete
I'm having a good chuckle at this....I have a somewhat similar story. Ted's family was primarily in Ohio...two towns...easy documentation and there is also documentation back to the Mayflower on one line....NOW how unfair is that!!!ReplyDelete
I can relate. My husband's Coffins are well researched, which is why I haven't worked on his lines. Of course, all the research inquiries I get are based on the Coffin name. Figures.ReplyDelete
I'm fortunate to have most of my ancestors hail from Scotland where the record keeping is phenomenal! I have had unbelievable luck finding BMD's for just about everyone except one gr. grandmother (who seems to have fallen off the face of the earth!). Even the old OPR's are well documented (provided the families actually registered events - which before 1855 wasn't mandatory). The real "fun" starts when tracing the Irish side of the family. With so many records destroyed in 1922, it makes it interesting. Mind you, the records are easier in Northern Ireland than in the South.ReplyDelete
But just think, if everything was handed to you on a silver platter, where would be the fun in the hunt?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks farmer = not interesting. : ) I get so excited when I find someone who has a blacksmith or worked in a mill. Good post!ReplyDelete
Love this post because it reminds me of a friend who always says that she likes my people better than her own because mine are (somewhat) easier to research.ReplyDelete
I sure have run accross quite a few from Luneburg stadt area who have gone to Cinncinatti and Toledo Ohio, I have wondered why. Ill have to check the area out, and hope I can be as lucky as you were with HIS side.ReplyDelete


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"The Official DC Super Hero Joke Book" aims to answer that age-old question.
"The Official DC Super Hero Joke Book" by Noah Smith, Sarah Parvis and Michael Robin. Ages 8 and up, 176 pages, $12.99, Downtown Bookworks.
As I writer, I think I can imagine what it would be like to try to write a joke book consisting of "more than 600 funnies" exclusively about superheroes. It's the type of assignment that would probably result in many hours spent staring out the window, huffing down lattes and questioning my life choices.
So I must give credit to "The Official DC Super Hero Joke Book" author Noah Smith, who with collaborators Sarah Parvis and Michael Robin has managed to create pretty much the most you could hope from such a project: a book that's sure to delight young superhero fans while at the same time eliciting possibly vision-threatening eye rolling from parents whose tolerance for bad puns has waned with age. (Example: "What do you call Superman's city after a rainstorm? Wetropolis!" Etc.)
Smith, a playwright who's written material for "Saturday Night Live" (!), really had his work cut out for him -- not only could the jokes only be about superheroes, they had to be about DC superheroes, notoriously the least humorous superheroes there are. I don't care how cheery they look yukking it up on the cover -- you know that as soon as the laughter stops Batman will go back to brooding about his dead parents, and Green Lantern will be beating himself up over that time he found his girlfriend stuffed in a refrigerator. (In Green Lantern No. 54, look it up.)
The authors keep the jokes flowing by sticking to a few tried-and-true formulas: the aforementioned plays on words (personal favorite: "What do you call Batman when he eats at a French restaurant? The Creped Crusader!"); variations on old jokes with superheroes shoehorned into them ("What do you call Black Canary when she's wearing earplugs? Anything you want, she can't hear you!); and jokes that hinge on what the individual heroes' powers are ("How fast is The Flash? Even when he's asleep, he's fast asleep!" You know, because he's so fast).
Those more than do the trick when it comes to mining the potential for kiddie superhero humor, but amazingly, there's one real, authentic comedy routine stuck right in the middle of all that punning and mugging, which I'll recreate for you here:
Green Lantern: "My power ring won't work on anything yellow."
Golden Age Green Lantern: "My power ring won't work on anything made of wood."
Guardian of the Universe: "Wow! Two superheroes who could be defeated by a No. 2 pencil."
Compared to the rest of the book, this is Seinfeld-worthy observational humor! What IS the deal with those power rings? All I know is, when I came upon this humor gold it was completely unexpected -- I felt like Elaine when she was visiting the old lady with the goiter and found out she'd had an affair with Gandhi. ("The Mahatma??")
We can only hope that Smith & Co. follow this up with a joke book aimed at a slightly more sophisticated audience that has more material like that: "So what's up with Streaky the Super Cat? Is he more indifferent than a locomotive?" Hmm, this is harder than it sounds.
In the meantime, the kiddies are bound to enjoy the goofy superhero jokes in "The Official DC Super Hero Joke Book," and parents will at least appreciate all the cool art drawn from what looks like about 75 years worth of DC comic books. And no matter how cheesy, it's impossible to be too down on any book that poses the eternal question, "What does Wonder Woman wear when it gets cold?"
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Cal State Northridge freshman left-hander Jerry Keel again helped the Matadors salvage a weekend series.
A week Keel limited No. 13 Cal State Fullerton to help Northridge take one game of the weekend set, he did in UC Santa Barbara with six solid innings as CSUN won 4-2 at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
UCSB, which has won its first two Big West Conference weekend series, was trying for a sweep at the hands of the Matadors and certainly had chances throughout Saturday's game. The Gauchos, 16-14 overall and 4-2 in the Big West, left 10 runners on base against Keel and two relievers.
UCSB had two runners on in both the seventh and ninth innings but were unable to push a run across against either Harley Holt of Louis Cohen, who recorded his third save of the year. In the seventh Lance Roenicke and Brandon Trinkwon each singled with two outs but Bryce Tafelski's groundout ended the threat.
In the ninth Luke Swenson singled with one out and Brett Vertigan followed with a base hit to put runners on first and second. But flyouts by Roenicke and Trinkwon ended the Gauchos' chance of a comeback.
UCSB scored first on Greg Mahle's sacrifice fly which brought in Vertigan in the first inning. Some stellar pitching from Zak Edgington kept the Gauchos' lead at 1-0 as he worked out of a bases loaded, nobody out jam in the second by striking two batters out. Edgington allowed four runs (three earned) on five hits in 5.1 innings with three strikeouts.
Northridge (13-18, 2-4) tied the game with a run in the fourth but UCSB re-took the lead in the fifth on Trinkwon's double, which scored Steven Moon.
However in the top of the sixth, CSUN broke through. A throwing error by Ryan Palermo, who made three other terrific defensive plays in the game, scored a run and with the bases loaded and one out, Edgington's (1-2) day was done.
Matt Vedo entered and his second pitch went to the backstop to score a run and Chester Pak's groundout brought in another run to give CSUN its 4-2 lead.
The Gauchos outhit CSUN, 9-7, and outscored the Matadors 21-9 in the series.
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RALEIGH, N.C. - Alexander Semin has agreed to a five-year contract extension with the Carolina Hurricanes.
The team announced Monday that Semin will make $7 million per year through the 2017-18 season.
Semin left Washington last summer and signed a one-year deal worth $7 million with the Hurricanes with the hope that a fresh start in Carolina would rejuvenate his career.
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Kickstarter Helped Raise Nearly $100 Million In 2011... But There Are No New Business Models?
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Perhaps most interesting of all? The two areas of the entertainment industry where we repeatedly hear the loudest cries of "there are no new business models!" -- movies and music -- were the two largest areas on Kickstarter. An impressive $32,473,790.40 was pledged for films and video -- leading to 3,284 successful projects, involving 308,541 backers. For music, it was $19,801,685.21 pledged for 3,653 successful projects, involving 260,178 backers. The 2011 numbers roughly tripled the 2010 numbers, so this kind of thing is clearly growing quickly. And, remember, Kickstarter is just one company in this space, which has multiple other companies -- such as IndieGogo and PledgeMusic -- offering similar platforms.
And yet, we're told that there's no way to make money and that fans just want stuff for free? Perhaps it's time to rethink some of those assumptions...
But the really key thing here is exactly what we've said all along: new business models develop. They always do. And part of allowing those new business models to develop is letting new startups, services, platforms and tools develop to meet the needs of the market. Kickstarter clearly meets a need. Things like SOPA and PIPA make it more difficult to start such a company or build such a platform these days (which is why both Kickstarter and IndieGogo have come out strongly against these bills). Let these new services live, and watch new business models succeed (and with them, all sorts of artists and creators).


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A couple of years back, I covered a few rounds of the American Le Mans Series, and while I was a fan before that experience, I'm an even bigger fan now. So I was really interested in this video Michelin put together about the DeltaWing LMP1 prototype. The car has half the power of a current Le Mans racer, but since it's half the weight, it should still be able to lay down some pretty quick laps, and stop for tires and fuel far less frequently.
The styling is far from traditional?check out how close together the front wheels are!?but if you want to take things to the next level, you have to think outside the box. When I first saw this baby, the first thing I thought about were the Colonial Vipers from Battlestar Galactica. Now, I don't know about you, but in my opinion, if you design a fast race car, and it happens to look like a wicked-cool spaceship, you're doing something right.
We'll get to see it on the track at the 2012 24 Hours of Le Mans. But for now, check out the video to find out more about the DeltaWing, and to learn why vehicles like it are critical factors in the development of safer, more efficient street cars.