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As discussed in my recent series on "Why Form Matters," many of the issues that genealogists have in writing source citations stem from the pressure to "get it right." I described in that series why the form of the citation is important, but that there is a learning curve involved in creating accurate source citations. As a means of trying to help any genealogists out there who are struggling with "getting it right," I will present a series of articles discussing the basics of the source citation format commonly accepted in genealogy. Hopefully, you will find this useful.
The most basic format to use is the publication format. This is pretty easy to learn and actually forms the basis of many of the citations that we create as genealogists.
This format contains several parts:
- Creator
- Title
- Publication Place
- Publisher
- Publication Date
The format puts these elements in the following order, for use in a "Source List" or "Bibliography":
Author (last name first). Title. Publication Place: Publisher, Publication Date.
To give you an example, this is how I would cite my most recent book:
Hait, Michael. Records of the Slave Claims Commissions, 1864-1867, Volume Three: Journal of the First Maryland Commission. Harrington, Delaware: Hait Family History Publications, 2011.
One important aspect to note, especially when dealing with self-published books, including many nineteenth-century books that were published prior to many of the large publishing houses, is that the Publisher is not the same as the Printer. For example, I use Lulu.com as my printer. However, I could just as easily take the same content to any printer. The Publisher would be my own publishing imprint. Self-publishing is popular with genealogy resource books (derivative sources), so be sure that you are citing the author's imprint, not the name of the printer.
When writing a footnote, a key point to remember is that the footnote is in the format of a sentence, and should follow the same rules of punctuation. Citing the same book above, in the form of a footnote:
Michael Hait, Records of the Slave Claims Commissions, 1864-1867, Volume Three: Journal of the First Maryland Commission (Harrington, Del.: Hait Family History Publications, 2011), pg. 23.
Just as in any sentence, there is only a single period, at the end. The other elements are separated by commas. The publication information appears within parentheses, with no comma between the publication information and the title. After all, the publication information refers to the specific publication being cited. Finally, you would cite the page number after the publication, again separated with a comma. Some people do not include the word "pg." or "page" to specify the page number. I choose to, simply for clarity's sake.
Part of understanding how to form a source citation is understanding what you are citing. Using this simplest of formats as an example, here is the thought process behind the formation of this citation:
- In your text, whether a compiled genealogy, a case study or article, or a research report, you state a fact.
- You are citing the source of this fact. This would be in the form of either a footnote or an endnote. This way, anyone reading the text would know that this specific fact came from this specific source.
- Ultimately, the source of the fact is the author of the book being cited. So this element, the author, comes first.
- Now you have to explain where the author provided the information being cited. In this case, it is a book, so you provide the title of the book.
- For clarification about the specific book, you will provide the publication information. This is important in case there are multiple editions, which may contain slightly different layouts, etc.
- Within the book itself, you must then cite the page on which the information appears.
The same principles will apply to all forms, though there are distinct differences.
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Princeton University will begin a comprehensive review of its emergency response plans and procedures to streamline operations and enhance coordination of resources on campus in collaboration with external agencies.
"The plans and procedures developed with individual departments and offices have been reviewed and updated regularly over the years, and this comprehensive review will enable us to harness our collective resources and expertise," said Treby Williams, assistant vice president for safety and administrative planning.
The process will include seeking ways to refine plans and protocols related to general emergency preparedness, advance the development of business continuity plans within departments, and make recommendations to enhance the allocation of emergency planning and response responsibilities among departments.
The project will be facilitated by Rhonda Hospedales, who has been appointed to the new position of associate director for emergency preparedness planning in the Office of the Executive Vice President. In her previous University position of senior human resources manager, Hospedales worked closely with departments across campus, including the Department of Public Safety, Facilities and Environmental Health and Safety.
"I am very pleased to be moving into this new role and I am looking forward to working with my colleagues throughout the University," Hospedales said. "I have developed strong working relationships within the key offices involved with emergency preparedness, so I'll hit the ground running."
Prior to joining Princeton, Hospedales worked as an attorney in the U.S. Virgin Islands in both the private and public sectors. In her role as in-house counsel for a public utility company, Hospedales worked extensively with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials in preparing for natural disasters.
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Chandni Chowk to China – Movie review
Even if we expect a no-brainer, this movie is a disappointment. A mindless movie can carry itself along if it is tumultuous enough and funny enough but CC2C isn't. This is a slapstick comedy, but the jokes are stale. Worse, many scenes seem to stretch on endlessly and one wishes the director would get on with it. After the interval he does get on with it…but take away the fight scenes and the movie is nothing. While watching CT2C, I got this awful sense of déjà vu… about a hundred movies of the past seemed to fuse together…
The full review is here. And there are no spoilers.
(Movie poster is from onmilwaikee.com)
Reviews of current films: Ghajini Movie Review
Rab De Bana De Jodi Review
January 16, 2009 12:04 pm
Lol..This an overhyped movie and I had an intution that it was going to be dumb..Your movie reviews match my taste,but anyways i will watch it when avaliable 😉
For some reason,I don't like Deepika..lol..don't tell i am jealous,but i don't like her attitude in interviews..
January 16, 2009 1:22 pm
We don't make good comedies anymore. These days we have films where you are asked to keep your brain home :)). Do we need brain to watch any genre?
Why do these people come up with tomfoolery in the name of comedy films? Akshay needs to stop before it's too late and he ends up like Govinda.
January 16, 2009 11:53 pm
Akshay had some good movies like Sabrina remake Yeh Dillagi, Hannibal remake Sanghursh and such but the problem is even when he is emoting, you can see his gums and expression looks the same in all scenes.
Yeah, Akshay is not a good actor. But he is smart. – Nita.
January 17, 2009 11:51 am
🙂 Yeah,I should not jump,into conclusion so early..
Of course she is cute..Actually i was a great fan of her since OSM..But in BAHaseenon,she was dumb and worse that than new comer Minisha,it maybe that her character was so..Since then,I don't look forward to her movies..Will watch this movie and maybe i will start liking her again 😉
I didn't like her in Bachna hai haseeno either. That role itself was stupid. Unfortunately in this movie too she isn't playing a very intelligent role. She just has to look good and do karate! – Nita.
January 17, 2009 2:31 pm
I wonder why people go to watch such movies,, just to write reviews??[ 😛 ] [ 😛 ] Juss joking.
But I observed such tendency when RGV made Aag too.
My friends watched that movie. Not to enjoy it, but to criticize it and to know how to criticize it they watched it, wasted their money and then discussed, wrote, fought alot to emphasize that how disgusting Ram Gopal Verma is.
Anyways for me, movies doesn't make much sense except some of them, and incidentally, I always come to know about whether I would like a movie or not before deciding to watch it. But then I am no "first day first show" chick. So seldom I feel my money was lost in the darkness of a multiplex or theater.
I was always a first day first show kind but unfortunately hardly ever got to fulfill my desires in school and college because there was no time! Busy studying! 😦 Now I have the chance, specially as I get paid for it! 🙂 Life does improve. 🙂 – Nita.
Manish permalinkJanuary 17, 2009 10:15 pm
Well the movie is a dumb one ……can't believe its disribution right was taken by warner bros. hard enough to resist the movie even once…..!!!!!
AK plz never do this kind of shit again….and hey nikhil you must take retirement from this direction kind of thing……
Maybe Warner Bros are dumb? Surely they should have done some research to find out the good directors? I can understand why they picked Akshay, as he is a box office wonder, but Nikhil Advani? Puzzeling! – Nita.
Nil permalinkJanuary 18, 2009 6:32 am
I've honestly never liked Akshay as an actor. Very overrated and I get quite put off seeing him as one of the "big" names in Bollywood. Always found the other Akshay (Khanna) far superior!
I Didn't like Singh Is Kinng (was dragged along to see that one!) and judging from the trailers of CCTC, I probably won't like this either.
Deepika seems like she has a good future in the industry. I think her, Asin and maybe Freida Pinto (if she is wanting to do Hindi movies) are ones to look out for. So many young actresses are touted as future superstars but only a select few ever make it. For example Kim Sharma, Shamita Shetty and Preeti Jhangiani all debuted in Mohabbatein…after that none managed a follow-up hit.
I like your choice of the three female actors. I too think they have potential. And as for Singh is Kingg it was better than CC2C. If you take it only as pure entertainment value then Singh is Kingg on a scale of 1 to 10 would be about 4 but CC2C would be half or zero!! -Nita
Nil permalinkJanuary 18, 2009 6:34 am
I wonder what Shobhaa De had to say about this film…
zobair permalinkJanuary 20, 2009 3:51 pm
i think akshy is not bollywood king what king he is not a king the real king sharukh khan real king khan chandni chowk is not a good movie flop movie
January 30, 2009 1:13 pm
I think the damage was done when the intensity of the movie was diluted by humor.
February 1, 2009 6:24 am
I hate this bad movie. Review was certianly right, take out the fight and the movie is nothing. The other thing is that this movie is cheating the whole world. It says that Buddha was born in India when he was born in Nepal. This may lead us in trouble because Nepali people may think that we are bad if not, worse. I came to think of this idea because Nepal has already banned this movie.


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GREENBURGH, N.Y. - The coaching search is on in New York, and the best possible candidate has already been eliminated.
Phil Jackson won't be hiring himself to coach the Knicks.
Two days after firing Mike Woodson, Jackson reiterated Wednesday that he won't be returning to the bench, despite the fact that even fiancee Jeanie Buss told him he should.
But Jackson, who retired from coaching in 2011 after winning an NBA-record 11 titles, said his body isn't up to doing the job.
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He and Kerr spoke again earlier this year about basketball, so Jackson is comfortable they share the same view of how the game should be played.
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This semester at the University of North Texas I am taking SLIS 5445, History and Culture of Youth Services. A good portion of the class has focused on ethnography and its application in youth services. I won't pretend to be an expert on this type of study and fieldwork. However, I want to share some things I've learned about ethnography, how I find it to be a helpful framework for needs assessment and how it's helped me further define my personal approach to library service.
Merriam-Webster Online defines "ethnography" as "the study and systematic recording of human cultures." I was familiar with ethnography when I entered the course, but only in the context of ethnomusicology and people like Alan Lomax. I could totally understand why someone like Lomax traveled to remote locales to record and document ballads and work songs in the 1930s–but I couldn't quite understand how these practices translated to me as a modern day library school student working with children and teens. I came to realize that Lomax had a passion for American folk culture and couldn't have done his field justice without going directly to the folk to capture their songs, stories and dances to share with his colleagues and the general public.
Libraries exist to serve a community of patrons. Just as Lomax couldn't sit behind a desk and discover folk culture–we can't sit behind a desk and understand the communities we aim to serve as librarians. Stepping out into the community to document and observe it allows us to organically discover the thoughts, behaviors, feelings, practices, customs and needs of the community and apply them to the services we provide.
My professor assigned the class a fieldwork project to give us a small taste of ethnography in practice. We were tasked with identifying a community of youth and interacting with that community (through interviews and observation) to answer a central question. I interviewed five teens across the country to gather insights around the question, "What do teens do online in their free time?" I also asked my subjects to keep a log of their internet activity for a day for future analysis.
This project gave me a great sense of how teens approach online activity and yielded takeaways for teen library service surrounding mobile use, chatting, media (i.e. music, video), and social media. My findings are not revolutionary–but the process of gathering this info directly from teens has helped me connect the dots between the literature and research that exists and my own service philosophy and practices.
As Celia's recent blog on service learning points out–there is tremendous professional value in going out into the field and getting our hands dirty. Ethnographic study and fieldwork can help us with library service in a similar way–it's another intersection for theory and practice. We can't just depend on the data, trends and research reported by others to give us an accurate view of the people we serve. Taking a deep dive into the culture of our community can help us appreciate and understand the people we work for while providing on-target, authentic service.
How has fieldwork and/or observation informed the service you provide to patrons (or your theories on service)? Have you explored ethnography in any of your library school coursework? I'd love to hear about your experiences.
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According to the American Library Association, September 30 through October 6, 2012, is a salute to Banned Books week.
Banned Books Week is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. Typically held during the last week of September, it highlights the value of free and open access to information. Banned Books Week brings together the entire book community –- librarians, booksellers, publishers, journalists, teachers, and readers of all types –- in shared support of the freedom to seek and to express ideas, even those some consider unorthodox or unpopular.
By focusing on efforts across the country to remove or restrict access to books, Banned Books Week draws national attention to the harms of censorship. Check out the frequently challenged books section to explore the issues and controversies around book challenges and book banning.
This year is the 30th anniversary and they have a fascinating timeline of banned books which includes "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain as racially offensive in 1996, "It's Perfectly Normal" by Robie Harris about its frank coverage of normal sexual health and attitudes, "King and King" by Linda De Hann about a prince whose true love turns out to be another prince, "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck for being indecent, "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie for blasphemy in 1989, and the list goes on and on.
Siphen.0 – IGN got on the band wagon and released a list of banned and challenged comic books through history, including Spiderman, Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again, and the Hugo Award winning Watchmen.
I thought I'd look for a list of banned blogs, blogs banned not just for being scammy or spammy but because they violated censorship or offered unorthodox ideas.
Many WordPress.com blogs have been banned over the years, so many, I wrote "How to Access Banned WordPress.com Blogs" to help those banned by ridiculous government attempts to stop a single blogger by banning access to ALL of WordPress.com and the millions of blogs hosted there.
So who out there has been banned for blogging and why?
However, first, we need to define the term "banned."
Difference Between Banned, Blocked, and Censorship
In discussions online and off about this subject, one person's ban is another person's block, and sometimes both or neither are censorship.
In 2011, The Straw Buyer (warning: flashing graphic on article) announced that they were banned from the City of Miami computer networks and ID department along with several other "watchdog" and political watching blogs covering Miami, Florida, and the state. In 2010, eaves.ca created a list of banned blogs in response to a colleague's blog blocked by a government IT policy. His list included government agencies that block his own blog and others including The Snarky Optimist by a public servant, and Dries Buytaert, the creator and project lead for Drupal.
For many years I've found many of my own sites inaccessible through corporate and library systems. I've also been unable to pick up my email through Hotmail or Gmail, informed by one librarian that the block was in place because those sites were responsible for the majority of spam and porn email, unwanted in their library in the southern United States. While I agreed with her on the stats, why two of the largest email services would be blocked…who knew.
These aren't bans. They are blocks. They are associated with software installed on company and government computer networks. Many companies block access to non-work related sites on a regular basis. These sites are still accessible from personal and other networks.
Does this make them "banned" in the official sense? Many say no. Some shout YES!
In the mixed-up world of who is and is not banned from blogging, the Lord Chief Justice of the United Kingdom granted "permission" for reporters to quote from Twitter posts without permission of the Twitter account holder, thus permission from the copyright holder. The permission included tweeting from the courts by reporters. In August, the decision was partially reversed when it was announced that UK judges are now banned from blogging or Tweeting about cases, but reporters still can. This makes sense while a case is ongoing, and they explained it thus:
"Blogging by members of the judiciary is not prohibited. However, officer holders who blog (or who post comments on other people's blogs) must not identify themselves as members of the judiciary. They must also avoid expressing opinions which, were it to become known that they hold judicial office, could damage public confidence in their own impartiality or in the judiciary in general.
"The above guidance also applies to blogs which purport to be anonymous. This is because it is impossible for somebody who blogs anonymously to guarantee that his or her identity cannot be discovered.
"Judicial office holders who maintain blogs must adhere to this guidance and should remove any existing content which conflicts with it forthwith. Failure to do so could ultimately result in disciplinary action."
The judges aren't banned from blogging, just blogging about ongoing cases.
It isn't just the responsible adults getting hit with bans and censorship. Not long ago, I covered a 9 Year Old Blogger, Martha Payne, banned for blogging about her school dinners, a ban which gained her a lot of attention for her mission to support feeding the school age children of Malawi.
During the recent Olympics in London, a British journalist's Twitter account was suspended after he criticized NBC's coverage of the games. He wasn't banned for his criticism but for publishing the email address of an NBC executive on Twitter, an email address publicly displayed elsewhere on the web. He was eventually reinstated after a huge public outcry in protest, which is how many banned bloggers and social media twitters often get their rights restored.
About the same time, a teenager was arrested and given a "harassment warning" for offensive tweets sent to the British diver, Tom Daley, after he lost a medal in the first water events. He apologized later, but expect to see more such police action in response to online harassment in the future as the government slowly catches up with the virtual world.
Again, these are not so much bans as legal actions against those having their say in what could be construed as poor taste and misbehavior, and fairly harmless compared to death threats and true harassment cases.
In February 2012, Time reported that Tumblr would ban pro-eating disorders and other "self-harm" blogs "that glorify or promote anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders; self-mutilation; or suicide." Tumblr's policy was explained by them as:
For example, joking that you need to starve yourself after Thanksgiving or that you wanted to kill yourself after a humiliating date is fine, but recommending techniques for self-starvation or self-mutilation is not.
While this seems reasonable, is it censorship or penalties against endorsement of such bad life decisions and activities? With the recent announcement by the American Psychiatric Association to recognize extreme personal grooming as an official category related to obsessive compulsive disorders (OCD), expect to see a rise in blogs about these subjects. Who is going to be the content cop to detect the difference between endorsement and education?
In a report on the Freedom Informant Network about New York State's recent bill to ban anonymous online speech, an amendment to the civil rights law, they said the bill would clearly violate the First Amendment:
Brilliant. A war against Internet trolls.
The bill states that an administrator could "upon request remove any comments posted on his or her web site by an anonymous poster unless such anonymous poster agrees to attach his or her name to the post and confirms that his or her IP address, legal name, and home address are accurate."
That is going further than a ban. For a few bloggers surviving behind their anonymity, this could be life threatening.
What is clearly censorship is the response of governments against social media networks. Many governments around the world, from the Middle East to Far East and back around, insist on the removal of "objectionable content" such as the India government demanding removal of videos and other "objectionable content" after sectarian violence and protests broke out in Assam. They are also banning news agencies from covering the violence, continuing their policy in restricting the news about any unrest or protest in the country – within the country as well as to the outside world.
Al Jazeera frequently covers the arrest, conviction, attacks, and bans on bloggers throughout the Middle East and beyond. Here are some of their reports on bloggers, citizen journalists, and online journalists over the past few years.
- Arab bloggers defy arrest
- When reporting becomes activism – Egypt Election
- Three bloggers sentenced in Vietnam
- La vita nuda: Baring bodies, bearing witness
- Turks stand up to internet censorship
- Iranian blogger given prison term
- Tunisian blogger becomes Nobel Prize nominee
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March 12 is the annual World Day Against Cyber-Censorship created by Reporters Without Borders and supported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
The EFF has weekly columns on Internet censorship and attacks on freedom of speech. These are often filled with bloggers attached, arrested, thrown in jail, or killed, and laws being put into place or changed to restrict freedom of speech online.
In one weekly report, called "This Week in Internet Censorship," Afghanistan restricted Internet Providers to filtering websites with topics on alcohol, dating and social networking, gambling, and pornography. Similar blocks have come and gone and returned in Turkey, Pakistan, and many other countries with strong Islamic influences. Security and filtering company, McAfee, refusing to create and implement a similar national blocking and filtering system in Pakistan. These bans aren't limited to sites mentioning these topics. They are usually global blockage of YouTube, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter, Google, MSN, Amazon, Bing, Hotmail, and many more sites representing countries and opinions supporting freedom of speech.
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Clicking "like" on Facebook in Thailand can potentially land you in prison. The Thai Minister of Information and Communication Technology declared last Tuesday that they will begin charging Facebook users for "liking" or sharing content that could be deemed offensive to the Thai throne, the sentence for which could run anywhere between three to 15 years in prison. Thailand has strict lèse-majesté laws that imprison individuals for criticizing or speaking ill of the throne to any extent. Since Thailand's Computer Crime Act was enacted in 2007, Internet intermediaries have also come under fire for being responsible for hosting said offensive material. The Act gives authorities the ability to block so-called "harmful" websites and charge owners of these intermediary spaces for simply hosting the content. Not only are the provisions of this law dangerously vague, it allows authorities to enact harsh penalties to anyone who engages in online political debate.
Blogger and activist, Saleh AlDhufair, was arrested for statements criticizing the UAE arresting and deporting Syrians demonstrating peacefully in Dubai. They also included a report on the ongoing hunger strike of blogger, Mehdi Khazali, after being sentenced to prison for 14 years for criticizing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran.
The reports of persecuted bloggers is long, going back to the first websites and emails online, excellent examples of bans on bloggers and anyone having their say online, giving us a perspective on the state of the online world we often take for granted.
Think that most of these censorship and bans happen outside of the United States, the land of free speech and sunshine transparency? In a regular report on Legal Censorship by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, PayPal initiated a new policy in February 2012 that would censor what users can read.
PayPal has instituted a new policy aimed at censoring what digital denizens can and can't read, and they're doing it in a way that leaves us with little recourse to challenge their policies in court. Indie publisher Smashwords has notified contributing authors, publishers, and literary agents that they would no longer be providing a platform for certain forms of sexually explicit fiction. This comes in response to an initiative by online payment processor PayPal to deny service to online merchants selling what they deem to be obscene written content. PayPal is demonstrating, again and to our great disappointment, the dire consequences to online speech when service providers start acting like content police.
Mark Coker, founder of Smashwords, described the new policy in a recent blog post. The policy would ban the selling of ebooks that contain "bestiality, rape-for-titillation, incest and underage erotica." Trying to apply these definitions to all forms of literary expression raise questions that can only have subjective answers. Would Nabokov's Lolita be removed from online stores, as it explores issues of pedophilia and consent in soaring, oft-romantic language? Will the Bible be banned for its description of incestuous relationships?
This isn't the first time PayPal has tried its hand at censorship. In 2010, they cut off services to the whistleblower WikiLeaks, helping to create the financial blockade that has hamstrung the whistleblower organization.
Should a financial institution, which is what PayPal has become, have the right to restrict what a shopper buys with their service or what merchants offer?
Where are the Lists of Banned Blogs and Bloggers?
What started out as a simple protect to point to lists of banned blogs and bloggers turned into a huge research project.
I've put hours into researching this article, and I've yet to find an official "list" of banned blogs. Only news accounts, third party reports, and confusion over what banned really means.
Have you found such a list? Should there be a Wikipedia page or some list somewhere of all the blogs and bloggers who have been banned? I'd love to see a timeline of banned bloggers and blogs, too.
I think it is time to honor those who have suffered for the sake of blogging and having their say on the web.
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Much of Northeast returns to everyday routines after snow
As electricity returns and highways reopen, some Northeast residents tried to get back to their weekday routines Monday following the massive snowstorm that had millions digging out from New York to Maine.But the routine for other New Englanders was disrupted by school and workplace closings, and poor road conditions. For some there's also a new worry: the danger of roof collapses as rain and warmer weather melts snow.
The storm that slammed into the region with up to 3 feet of snow was blamed for at least 15 deaths in the Northeast and Canada, and brought some of the highest accumulations ever recorded. Still, coastal areas were largely spared catastrophic damage despite being lashed by strong waves and hurricane-force wind gusts at the height of the storm.
Most major highways were clear on Monday, though a 10-mile stretch of Interstate 91 from just north of Hartford to the Massachusetts line was closed in both directions because of icy conditions. Many secondary roads still had a thick coating of snow, and high snow banks that blocked sight lines at intersections and near highway ramps, making turning and merging hazardous.
"It was definitely a struggle to get here," said Dana Osterling, 24, who lives in Leverett in western Massachusetts but commutes to Boston twice a week to attend Berklee College of Music.
"I live on a dirt road so the plows don't visit us very often," she said at a service plaza in Natick on the Massachusetts Turnpike. She and her six housemates shoveled for about three hours straight to free their cars Sunday.
Around the region, parking spots were filled with snow and many two lane roads were down to one.
Fernando Colon, 48, of South Windsor, Conn., was driving to work Monday morning in heavy sleet on a two-lane highway that was down to one lane because of high snow banks.
"This is awful," he said as he stopped to pump gas during his trek.
Snow banks were piled high on the unusually quiet streets of downtown Hartford, where the big insurance firms encouraged people to work from home Monday.
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"You have to be patient," Anderson said. "I'm sure they're doing the best they can. It's a huge undertaking."
The only path on the road was what a neighbor did with a snow blower, she said.
Hundreds of people, their homes without heat or electricity, were forced to take refuge in emergency shelters set up in schools or other places. But by early Monday, outages had dropped to about 130,000 — more than 110,000 of them in Massachusetts.
Driving bans were lifted and flights resumed at major airports in the region that had closed during the storm. Public transit schedules were being restored.
Aurea Santiago of Shrewsbury drove into work at a Boston bank. The worst part was the side roads, she said.
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"That's what people pay tax money for," she said.
Some public school systems canceled classes on Monday, including in Boston, Providence and on Long Island, while local governments in some areas told non-essential workers to take the day off.
Long Island was slammed with as much as 30 inches of snow, which shut down roads, including the Long Island Expressway, where many people had been stranded overnight during the worst of the storm. A 27-mile stretch of the road was closed Sunday but the roadway reopened Monday in time for the morning commute.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said more than a third of all the state's snow-removal equipment was sent to the area, including more than 400 plow trucks and more than 100 snowblowers, loaders and backhoes.
"The massive amount of snow left behind effectively shut down the entire region," Cuomo said.
Utility crews, some brought in from as far away as Georgia, Oklahoma and Quebec, raced to restore power. By early Monday, about 130,000 customers still had no electricity — down from 650,000 in eight states at the height of the storm. In hardest-hit Massachusetts, officials said some of the outages might linger until Tuesday.
Boston recorded 24.9 inches of snow, making it the fifth-largest storm in the city since records were kept. The city was appealing to the state and private contractors for more front-end loaders and other heavy equipment to clear snow piles that were clogging residential streets.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick was visiting Monday with officials in some of the coastal towns hardest hit by the storm, including Scituate and Marshfield. He called the amount of debris and rocks tossed onto waterfront roads "extraordinary."
The National Weather Service was forecasting rain and warmer temperatures in the region on Monday — which could begin melting some snow but also add considerable weight to snow already piled on roofs, posing the danger of collapse. Of greatest concern were flat or gently-sloped roofs and officials said people should try to clear them — but only if they could do so safely.
"We don't recommend that people, unless they're young and experienced, go up on roofs," said Peter Judge, spokesman for the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency.
Officials also continued to warn of carbon monoxide dangers in the wake of the storm.
In Boston, two people died Saturday after being overcome by carbon monoxide while sitting in running cars, including a teenager who went into the family car to stay warm while his father shoveled snow. The boy's name was not made public. In a third incident, two children were hospitalized but expected to recover. In Webster, a 60-year-old off-duty member of the Worcester Fire Department died Saturday after suffering a heart attack while clearing snow at his home.
A fire department spokesman said in each case, the tailpipes of the cars were clogged by snow.
In Maine, the Penobscot County Sheriff's office said it recovered the body of a 75-year-old man who died after the pickup he was driving struck a tree and plunged into the Penobscot River during the storm. Investigators said Gerald Crommett apparently became disoriented while driving in the blinding snow.
Christopher Mahood, 23, of Germantown, N.Y., died after his tractor went off his driveway while he was plowing snow Friday night and rolled down a 15-foot embankment.


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CBS is moving forward with Under the Dome, a drama based on Stephen King's 2009 novel, for the upcoming summer 2013 season. The network requested a straight-to-season order of 13 episodes of the science fiction series.
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"This is a great novel coming to the television screen with outstanding auspices and in-season production values to create a summer programming event," Nina Tassler, president of CBS Entertainment, said in a statement. "We're excited to transport audiences Under the Dome and into the extraordinary world that Stephen King has imagined."
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Simon & Schuster, who printed King's original novel, will cross-promote Under the Dome along with CBS. In preparation for the show's summer premiere, Under the Dome will be re-released in paperback and electronic editions in April 2013. After each episode, CBS will also make a multi-platform window available tied to the broadcast.
Niels Arden Oplev, who directed the Swedish version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, will helm the first episode. King, Neal Baer, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank and Stacey Snider join Lost's Brian K. Vaughan, who wrote the adaptation, as executive producers.
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Surprisingly, shockingly, and against all odds, I was commissioned with making the desserts for our Thanksgiving last year, way back in twenty-eleven. Yes, I'm just posting about them now, over two months later. Judge not lest ye be judged.
In addition to a triple cream cheesecake smothered with a baked apple topping (!), I made one heck of a phenomenal sky-high cake (if I do say so myself--horn tooted!)
The cake was an aptly-titled duchess* spice cake, fragrant with cinnamon, ginger, and cloves. To moisten the cake, I applied a cinnamon-infused simple syrup to each layer. The finishing and, dare I say it, finest touch was a brown sugar cream cheese frosting. How I, an avid lover of cream cheese frosting, have managed to miss this more mellow and flavorful variation is beyond me. It's amazing, and I recommend it (and this particular cake-frosting combination) 100%.
*On an unrelated note, the name of this cake calls to mind a show that I'm happy to say I adored way before it became the thing to do. Matthew and Mary, I'm pulling for you crazy kids!
2 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
2/3 cup butter
1 cup buttermilk
3 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Cinnamon syrup:
2 cups water
4 cinnamon sticks
1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
Brown sugar cream cheese frosting:
1/2 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
1 cup packed brown sugar
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour two 9-inch cake pans.
Sift flour, sugar, baking soda, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and salt together.
In a mixing bowl, cream together the sugars and butter. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in the dry ingredients alternating with the buttermilk and mix just until incorporated. Beat in vanilla.
Bake at for 30 to 35 minutes, until toothpick comes out clean. Cool completely, then cut each layer in half horizontally. (It helps tremendously to freeze the layers for about 30 minutes first.)
To make the simple syrup, add water and cinnamon to a small pot and bring to boil. Simmer for 10 minutes, and strain out cinnamon sticks. Bring water back to a boil, add sugar and stir until sugar is dissolved.
To make the frosting, beat butter, cream cheese, and brown sugar until smooth. I felt the need to add a little sifted powdered sugar to obtain the proper spreading consistency, but use your own judgment.
To assemble, liberally brush the four sides of exposed cake with the simple syrup. Slather the frosting between the halved and syruped layers (stacking as you go), then frost the sides and top in a decorative fashion. Chill for a bit to let things mingle, then slice and serve!


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STATE HOUSE — Massachusetts cities and towns would be guaranteed a $125 million increase across the state's two biggest local aid accounts under a resolution announced Wednesday by top House and Senate Democrats.
The increases in Chapter 70 education aid and unrestricted local aid are called for in a proposal outlined by the chairmen of the House and Senate Ways and Means committees, Rep. Brian Dempsey and Sen. Stephen Brewer.
Democratic legislative leaders say the agreement will give municipal officials crafting local budgets this spring some level of certainty about expected state aid levels, which supplement property tax revenues, as lawmakers plan to work into the summer to finalize the state's budget.
The increases, if approved in state budget bills this spring and signed into law by Gov. Deval Patrick, would mark the third consecutive year of increases in the two major local aid accounts, the first three-year run of local aid increases since the Great Recession, according to the chairmen.
The House budget committee plans to release its version of Gov. Deval Patrick's $36.4 billion fiscal 2015 budget next month, with debate on it planned for the last week in April. After helping to raise taxes last year to support transportation system investments, House Speaker Robert DeLeo has ruled out tax hikes in this year's budget.
Under the agreement, the Chapter 70 program would receive $4.4 billion, its largest appropriation ever, and a $99 million increase over the current state budget. Every school district will receive a state aid increase of at least $25 per pupil. Unrestricted local aid under the joint resolution would increase by $25 million to $946 million.
In his budget, filed in January, Patrick proposed a $100 million increase in Chapter 70 funding and no increase in unrestricted local aid.
"Local aid is an important component of municipal budgets, and we always work to maintain as much stability and predictability as possible for our cities and towns," Dempsey said in a statement. "This year we are able to provide not only increased funding but this joint resolution, which allows municipal governments to have a clearer picture of the fiscal landscape as they proceed to craft their local budgets."
At a budget hearing in Northampton last month, Massachusetts Municipal Association Executive Director Geoff Beckwith suggested a $45.1 million increase in unrestricted local aid, noting Lottery receipts were exceeding estimates. Beckwith said the MMA also supports a $143 million increase in Chapter 70 funds.
Under a resolution filed last week by Republican House Minority Leader Brad Jones, funding for major categories of local aid would increase, with Chapter 70 school aid rising by $113 million and unrestricted local aid increasing by $75 million.