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Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel tomorrow on HBO. Here's a sneak peek.
http://www.hbo.com/#/real-sports-with-b ... IAWCcXOA==
Unfortunately I don't have HBO, hope it turns up online.
good looking out 86!
Anytime man.
Hey 86 is it on HBO yet
That looks like a good interview. Let me know if it does turn up on line.
7 PM PST tonight.
Wrong info.
25 minute countdown guys. The link above is good and HD.
PM for link.
Damn CP3 just started crying when talking about his grandfather...
Well that was quick. Nothing really new except for the fact that he might retire prematurely.
Nothing new per se but a fantastic, emotional interview. Easily CP3's best interview since being a Clipper IMO.
Here I made a crude recording for those that missed it.
Not even that crude! Good stuff, repped.
Thanks, but you know with today's video standards...
looking forward to seeing this.
Most of the stuff we already knew if you watched his life story videos on prime ticket after games.


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I don't want to lose blake
This team is one big move away from contention. I think anyone but blake and Chris are fair game
Only way lebron comes to LA is through free agency. Ballmer/Rivers will refuse to trade Blake.
No thanks. Don't want to give up Blake.
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I finally got the permission I was after to view the records I was after and proceeded to order them at the East Sussex Record Office. This was the case book which covered George Thomas GASSON's time at Hellingly asylum, Sussex from the 29th October 1903 to his death on the 9th May 1922.
This case book (ESRO HE 26/2) was in much the same format as the previous one I had viewed, except the pages were much larger in size (about double the size).
The first page contained details of his mental and physical condition as well as his personal details (which were the same as those from Haywards Heath asylum). The next page and the extra page towards the back of the book contained the "progress of case", basically similar notes as previously recorded at various intervals.
Much of the first page was not filled out, presumably because he was not a new admission, but had been transfered from Haywards Heath. The most interesting part was the mental assessment that was carried out on the 2nd November 1903.
George Thomas was described as:
a dull looking man with a perplexed appearance. gives name & spells surname. age "somewhere over 50" Has lost day of week & month & year. came here a few days back was at H.H. 8 yrs. Is restless & fidgets as he talks "a woman full up twice in the place since I left, don't you know what it means" speaks thinly, rapidly & indistinctly Quiet and unoccupied since admission. (2ry Dtia)
It didn't help that the like most of the other notes, punctuation and capitalization were largely missing, but it painted another sad picture of confused but probably harmless old man, with secondary dementia.
One phrase in that description made me laugh, I'm not sure if it was out loud but it certainly brought a smile to my face. When I read gives name & spells surname, I felt like I had made a connection with him, I have been doing that all my life!
Here over a hundred years earlier my 2x great grandfather was doing the same thing. Whether he was prompted to spell it, or whether like me he always spelt it out when I gave it to someone I will never know. But for a moment that shared action made me realise that I did share something in common with him. It still makes me chuckle when I think about it now.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Feb. 1-3. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Timothy Christopher Etheridge, 21 — simple possession of marijuana, reckless driving, possession of drug paraphernalia, disorderly conduct
Dandric Lamar Breaker, 24 — accessory before the fact, violation of Youthful Offender Act conditional release, violation of probation, civil contempt order family court
Debra Lynn Kirkland, 27 — criminal domestic violence
Dwayne Atkinson, 45 — driving under suspension
Robert Thomas Burton, 43 — driving under suspension second offense
Stanley Eugene Fulmer, 45 — failure to appear and pay, violation of conditions of parole
Angela Faye Zimmerman, 44 — driving under the influence
Brittany Nicole Leopard, 20 — assault and battery third degree
Travis Eugene Jones, 24 — hold for South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services
Kimberlee Ann Kivett, 23 — trespassing after notice
Chassadi Nicole Sellers, 25 — driving under the influence, failure to yield right of way
James Aric Geiger, 45 — driving under suspension first
Raymond Edward Gue, 36 — possession of a controlled substance two counts, no South Carolina driver's license
Anthony Conrad Russell, 25 — simple possession of marijuana
Tyrone Lamont Wright, 48 — violation habitual offender, driving under suspension fourth offense
Jarod Tarrell Bostick, 24 — possession of marijuana with intent to distribute
Kilmar Bostick, 29 — forgery, possession schedule 1, simple possession of marijuana
Shadiquah Akeshia Garvin, 23 — possession of marijuana with intent to distribute
Shaniquah Lakeshia Garvin, 23 — possession of marijuana with intent distribute
Jacob Lawrence Jackson, 19 — disorderly conduct
Gabriel Echevarria, 34 — driving under the influence second offense
Bryan Keith Hughes, 47 — possession of other controlled substance, driving under the influence third
Trevor Daisean Williams, 23 — driving under suspension first
Chester Lee Settles, 22 — assault and battery
Linda Jean Griffin, 48 — assault and battery
Darry Jackson Redding, 29 — larceny
Clarence Williams, 54 — driving under the influence
Devin Wykie Williams, 23 — drinking in public, failure to comply
Thomas Warren Norris, 49 — possession transportation two counts
Christopher Robinson, 32 — assault and battery third degree
Danicia Latasha Barrett, 21 — shoplifting less than $2,000 second offense
Roger Melvin Storey, 49 — utilities/altering tampering, hold for Saluda County
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To be sure, the forecast isn't grim for all electrified vehicles. Plug-in hybrids, particularly those with smaller batteries, seem to have a better near-term outlook. By 2020, Lux Research predicts the auto industry will hit annual sales of 600,000 "light" plug-in hybrids (like the Prius PHV) and 150,000 "heavy" plug-ins (like the Volt). In contrast, Lux says sales of pure electrics will reach just 60,000 per year by 2020.
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Interesting time to play the TWolves with Blake probably out. Who's goning to start at the 4 spot............... BB? Maybe that's why he got moody on Sat, when Blake went out he maybe thought "now's my chance to get some serious minutes". But when it didn't pan out that way he chucked his toys out of the pram.
Anyhow how will Doc play it, who will guard Love?
Time for Big Baby to start.
Love plays on the perimeter so much Dudley might be a better choice to defend him. Doc had dropped Dudley from the rotation after his back spasms, but he's gone back to giving him PF minutes the last couple games.
Think Duds may start at 4 has better mobility to stick with Love inside and out.
Yup, I'm for putting Duds on Love too.
Kevin love will feast.
It's what he does... mostly at the expense of his teammates. I'd much rather give Dudley a shot at him than the alternatives... Baby? Turk? Yeah, they'll shut him down for sure.
Exactly. Dudley's offense has been lacking, but his defense is still there for the most part. Plus, I trust him over Baby or Turk.
Dudley did a great job on dirk so why not let him get a crack at kevin love. Anyways i feel like Blake is gonna play
I say we let Blake play for about 15 minutes and just feed him the ball the entire time he's out there. Hopefully he'll get about 8-10 pts and we can just rest him the remainder of the game.
Blake will want to play in sure given it's kevin
Don't play Blake let him rest
Ralph just twitted that Jamal is doubtful because of calf and Blake is still 50/50.
Time for Granger to start
100% health in PO > playing the remaining season
Granger is injured
Jamal out - ugh. This calf thing is a real issue obviously why do they bother bringing him back at all?
i think its his achillies now.
Not Calf. Sore Achilles. Precautionary.
I say rest Griffin.
Start Turk or Big Baby because Turk may be a better guard for Kevin Love as far as staying with him. But Baby may keep Love off the boards
So let's take a head count.....
no Blake (probably), no Jamal, no Danny, no JJ, crippled Chris, whatever else I am missing.....
got 'em right where we want them.
Does this mean an Achilles tear is inevitable? I'm actually asking what does a tight Achilles mean?
So... who's available to play? Can we give Tyrone Lue a jersey?
We need one of those games like all the other teams have against us where our scrubs go off.
Willie Green FTW!
Why is Jamal out? Just for rest or is he sore from an injury?
I think Doc is just resting players for the PO's...
Anyways I'm excited to see what Cp3 does without Blake.
Not looking good so far...
Clippers look good. Dudley just needs to get a body on Love , but other than that we look good
The refs don't let little players get any leeway
That a way DJ for staying put and not biting #improvement
Dudley is playing well.
Dudley may be our best post defender lol
Come on DJ....
CP should have shot that
Against certain sized PF's Dudley has the best defensive fundamentals and he won't get blown by like he can at the wing positions. If the guy is too big though, then there's only so much he can do
Need to slow down the game. Too many sloppy passes and turnovers.
Or he is just playing against an out of gas love...
Turkoglu is the new Dudley
No Big Baby!?!?!? That must have been legit
Deandre is beasting everywhere (except ft line)
DJ 12 rebounds in a QTR. Jesus... What if he gets 40 lol...
Anyone remember last time Blake was put in Minnesota. DJ grabbed like 22 rebounds. He might get 30 tonight
DJ 12 rebounds in 1 quarter. That must be a clippers record
Remember the days when Hedo would shoot the ball to spread the floor,what happen to that guy.
I think Dudley is like Dejuan Summers. Too Slow for SF , Too Small for Pf. It was like he was stuck between a rock and a hard place, its hard for Duds. I think he is 4
Is baby playing? Just saw him on the bench
To be fair the set shot he made effortlessly, the other 2 misses he was trying to create a shot late in the shot clock, and he is not good at that
Yea he is in the game now.


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Editor's note: This is the first in a four-part series on child sex abuse. On Sunday, the Aiken Standard looks at protecting child abuse victims and prosecuting the abusers.
SUNDAY— Protecting child abuse victims and prosecuting the abusersMONDAY— Child sex abuse education in the public schools and at homeTUESDAY — A child abuse victim tells her story
Child sexual abuse is much more common than most people realize. One in four girls and one in six boys will be molested before the age of 18, according to Darkness to Light, an organization dedicated to ending the problem.
Occasionally, a case will generate headlines. Last month in Aiken, Harold B. Cartwright III of Trenton was sentenced to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of routinely raping three girls from 1989 until 2011.
But child sexual abuse is an issue that usually remains under the general public's radar because "it's not something that people talk about very often," said Gayle Lofgren, executive director of the Child Advocacy Center of Aiken County.
Many young sexual abuse victims remain silent. Statistics show that 73 percent of the children who are sexually abused don't tell anyone for at least a year. Forty-five percent don't talk about it for at least five years, and some never disclose that it happened.
Fortunately, Aiken County's leaders recognized the issue's importance. The Advocacy Center, established in the mid-2000s as a nonprofit organization, was the result of a collaborative community effort after it became clear that there were deficiencies in the local system for dealing with victims of child abuse.
Barbara Morgan was the solicitor for South Carolina's Second Judicial District when the process to create the Advocacy Center started around 2001.
"One of my assistants who handled child abuse cases, Brenda Brisbin, brought the problem to my attention," Morgan remembered. "She told me that we had a crisis because the resources we needed weren't here and kids weren't getting taken care of appropriately."
Traumatized youngsters had to tell their stories multiple times. They had to wait hours in emergency rooms to be examined. They were questioned in law enforcement interrogation rooms and the back of patrol cars.
"We've got to fix this," Morgan concluded.
A series of meetings followed between representatives of the Solicitor's Office, school system, law enforcement, social services and various health and children's organizations. During discussions, the concept of a child advocacy center emerged.
"We determined that we needed a building that was really child-friendly, a place where children would feel safe," said Robert Alexander, who was the Center's first board chairman.
Temporary arrangements were made so the Advocacy Center could be launched. Meanwhile, efforts began to seek grants and tax funds along with donations of money, services and land.
"We were able to raise nearly $1 million," Morgan said.
The construction of the Center's permanent home on Trolley Line Road started in 2007 and was completed the following year. By design, the finished building looked more like a home than an office. Inside, there were rooms filled with comfortable furniture and toys.
Today, the Advocacy Center has a staff of six and an annual budget of approximately $400,000.
"I think it's been a splendid success," Alexander said, "and the reason that it's been so successful is because people are not willing – thank God – to tolerate children being treated the way they are in some instances."
The Department of Social Services and law enforcement personnel refer children and teenagers to the Advocacy Center. Its clients generally range in age from 3 to 17, but sometimes cases involve vulnerable adults who are mentally and/or physically challenged. In 2012, the Center's staff conducted 330 forensic interviews, 87 medical examinations and 514 therapy sessions.
The collaborative community spirit that brought the Advocacy Center into existence continues. While assisting youthful victims, the Center's staff regularly consults and cooperates with a variety of organizations. Many of them are the same ones that helped found the Center.
"We have a team of people from the community that we work with, and we meet every two weeks," Lofgren said. "This has two purposes. One is to assist with investigations and possible prosecutions. The other is to do treatment planning for the children and their families by determining what needs they might have and how the community can best help them."
The Advocacy Center also offers stewards of children training.
"It's a three-hour course that is adult-focused," Lofgren said. "People learn about the signs of child sexual abuse and the things they can do to prevent it."
To Morgan, the Advocacy Center has turned out to be something more than its developers envisioned.
"It has exceeded our expectations," she said.
• Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since January 2013. A native of Concord, N.C., she graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.


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Venus Goes Retrograde is the planetary headline event for October and November.
Venus, the planet of love, beauty and relationship, appears to go into reverse motion for about 40 days every 18 months or so. This year it goes retrograde from October 8 to Nov 19 in the signs Scorpio and Libra.
For all of us Venus retrograde is the ideal time to review what's working and what's not in our major relationships and to reassess whether they are truly fulfilling us. Here are some key questions to assist that review process:
Are your relationships in alignment with your deepest values? And indeed, what are those values? Romance, passion, security, lifestyle, mutual support, mutual respect, non-violent communication, loving-kindness, spiritual growth, or conscious parenting?
Is there a balance between giving and receiving? Is there a fair exchange of time and energy? Are you getting what you need and deserve?
And perhaps the most fundamental question of all, what is love to me? Here are some of my favourite 'answers' to that perennially fascinating question.
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Love is not so much looking into each other's eyes as looking in the same direction
Finally, it would be hard to disagree with these wise words from the poet Rainer Maria Rilke: "For one human being to love another is perhaps the most difficult of all our tasks, the ultimate, the last test and proof, the work for which all other work is but preparation."
Astrology report from Crystal Castle resident reader and Astrologer Varij. Varij is a former tutor in Philosophy at Melbourne University and a writer for Wellbeing Astrology Magazine. A professional reader of over 25 years experience, he combines compassion and wisdom with a gifted intuition to deliver clear, positive and accurate guidance. Varij has been with the Crystal Castle for seven years and is available for readings on Tuesday's and Wednesday's.


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The Carlsbad Current-Argus reported that vendor space at Carlsbad�s Silver Spur Trade Show had nearly sold out with 150 exhibitor tables, including assortments of new and used guns, swords and ammunition.
Shawn Mitchell, who owns Courtesy Sporting and Pawn in Carlsbad, was helping set up the show and believes more people than usual would be coming because of pending federal proposals aimed at restricting assault weapons.
�People are going to be looking for things that are harder to come by; assault weapons and high-capacity guns that are capable of holding more than 10 rounds,� Mitchell said.
President Barack Obama recently issued 23 executive orders and called for a new assault-weapons ban in response to mass shootings around the nation.
With so much uncertainty about how the president�s orders will affect the availability of guns, many visitors to this weekend�s show won�t have a firearms license, Mitchell said.
A number of Obama�s executive orders have been the subject of controversy among gun lovers. The orders call for major changes to the way background checks are performed.
�The law already requires licensed gun dealers to run background checks, and over the last 14 years, that�s kept 1.5 million of the wrong people from getting their hands on a gun,� Obama said during his Jan. 16 speech.
Requiring a background check for those who buy guns from businesses has directly affected Mitchell at his shop, and if legislation increases those requirements, he�ll have even more paperwork to fill out when selling, he said.
Mitchell said he�s had a rush of customers since December�s shootings at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., killed 20 students and six adults. The increased calls for new gun legislation sparked a flurry of economic activity at gun shops like Mitchell�s, as gun buyers feared their access to certain weapons � especially assault rifles � soon would become limited.
�Many people think that assault rifles are used for weapons. The main things I use them for are target shooting and hunting,� Mitchell said. �There are people coming in who are just collectors and want old western revolvers. Everyone has their niche.�
The Carlsbad gun show was expected to draw visitors from around the state as gun stores are reporting shortages of certain firearms. Last week, for example, dozens of gun owners lined up outside an Albuquerque gun store awaiting a new shipment of assault weapons.


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SANFORD, Fla. — The mothers of Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman listened Friday to the same 911 recording of someone screaming for help, and each was convinced the voice was that of her own son.
The starkly conflicting testimony over the potentially crucial piece of evidence came midway through Zimmerman's murder trial in the 2012 shooting of the unarmed 17-year-old.
"I heard my son screaming," Sybrina Fulton, the teenager's mother, said firmly after she was played a recording in which distant, high-pitched wails could be heard in the background as a Zimmerman neighbor asked a dispatcher to send police. Moments later on the call, there was a gunshot and the crying stopped.
Gladys Zimmerman, though, testified she recognized the voice all too well: "My son." Asked how she could be certain, she said: "Because it's my son."
The testimony came on a dramatic, action-packed day in which the prosecution rested its case and the judge rejected a defense request to acquit Zimmerman on the second-degree murder charge.
The question of whose voice is on the recording could be crucial to the jury in deciding who was the aggressor in the confrontation between the neighborhood watch volunteer and the teenager.
The identity of the person sharply divided the two families: Martin's half brother, 22-year-old Jahvaris Fulton, testified that the cries came from the teen. And Zimmerman's uncle, Jose Meza, said he knew it was Zimmerman's voice from "the moment I heard it. ... I thought, that is George."
The prosecution rested after calling 38 witnesses over two weeks.
Defense attorney Mark O'Mara promptly asked the judge to acquit Zimmerman, arguing that the prosecution had failed to prove its case.
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What a way to spend Bank Holiday Monday, contrary to expectations the sun was out (in fact it was a lovely afternoon) and I was out walking making the most of it.
The destination for today's walk was Bolney, Sussex, home to many GASSON and WALDER ancestors and relations. In particular I wanted to visit the church at Bolney and try and find some gravestones.
The walk started in a small place called Wineham (thanks to my wife for dropping me off). From here I followed the wonderfully named Bob Lane to Twineham, which is slightly bigger than Wineham and has it's own delightful little church.
There should be a couple of my WELLER ancestors buried here, although I haven't confirmed that in the burial register. If they are they either never had a headstone or it has long since vanished, because I couldn't find one.
From Twineham I followed Bolney Chapel Road up to the main A272 and then a short way along the A272 into Bolney itself. I like following these small country roads because I don't have to worry too much with a map, I can just get on with enjoying the scenery and not have to worry about which footpath I have to take.
St Mary Magdalene is a beautiful church, set on the top of a small hill. About a dozen stone steps lead up to a fabulous lych gate, quite possibly the largest I have ever seen. From the lych gate a path leads up the hill to the church.
The church itself was closed, but there was plenty to see outside, but one day I ought to actually try and get inside. There is a huge variety of gravestones in the churchyard, so many different ages and types. Of course the older ones are not so easy to read, in fact many are now just slabs of stone with no sign of an inscription.
Unfortunately I didn't have the churchyard to myself, there appeared to be some sort of treasure hunt going on as small groups of people with clipboards made their way through the churchyard searching for a particular gravestone before moving on.
My own hunt was quite successful, several modern GASSON gravestones and some older WALDER and LEWRY ones, although how much of the older ones I am going to be able to make out is another question. I need to have a look and see if there are any monumental inscriptions available that I can use to fill in some gaps. Hopefully someone went around a hundred years ago and recorded all the older ones for me before the inscriptions disappeared.
From the church I head further into the village, past the war memorial and then headed west. This long and winding road (and quite hilly) took me through some nice woodland, with a beautiful scent of pine in the air and past an ancestral home Chatesgrove. Unfortunately it doesn't look like the present owners of Chatesgrove are that keen on letting anyone see their house. Lots of thick hedges and tall fences, meant all I could see were a few glimpses of a timber framed building.
The road eventually took me back to Wineham, where I was due to get picked up again. All in all a nice afternoon spent walking (about 11 miles), lots of photos on my camera, although I don't think any of the gravestones are direct ancestors. It is surprising how quick the temperature dropped and the light began to disappear, there is no escaping it, autumn is on the way.


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Grizz are looking for a small forward, since prince is having a bad season. Is there something we could do with them, anybody on the roster we can get, to better the team.
I know we all hate the memphis, but is there anybody on the roster, we can get, for somebody like Jared dudley?
Jared is a Pudgy Forward. They already have Z-Bo.
I don't know why they would be looking for a SF, James Johnson has been playing incredible for them
Maybe Tayshaun just needs a change in environment. If he's not hurt, maybe we should just swap Dudley for him. He certainly can help on the defensive end.
Hell no last time we traded with Memphis we created a bigger problem. Unless they are giving us two of their bench bigs and a 1st this year no deal. Over price them or nothing let them miss the playoffs.
I was so high on James Johnson when he was on the Raptors a few years ago and wanted the Clips to somehow get him. Can't believe he found himself in the d-league before the Grizz snatched him up this year.
Clips sure could've used his defense and physicality on the wing. Would've been perfect...
He's having like his worst year ever. Why would we want him? His confidence is probably lower than Dudley's.
Not to mention he's owed like 8M next year under his current contract
Grizzlies looking to "improve" at SF, and if Dudley will actually play well for them and help them, why in the world would we want to help out a team that we could possibly face in the post-season?
I think the problem teams have had with Johnson is that he has skills, but they aren't so refined, and then he tries to do a bit more than his effectiveness level.
So what they were getting was a skilled player, but a guy who was taking some shots that he should've held back on, and turning the ball over too much for his offensive production. He's done well for Memphis though.
I wouldn't trade with Memphis unless they gave us Gasol. Imagine
Paul - Collison
Reddick - Crawford - Green
Barnes - Bullock
Griffin - Turkoglu
Gasol - Jordan - IDK who would start. That would be awesome lol
It's not like Gasol has the most chiseled physique, either. If they added Dudley, they'd have the squidgiest front court in history.
A package trade that includes Collison, Crawford and a draft pick should get us a solid small forward and a decent back up PG. As much as I hate to see our two best bench players go our need for a small forward is bigger.
^ Collison has proven to be among the best value players in the NBA. Show me any player in the league of equal dollar-value, and I'll show you a GM who won't let him go.
As of right now, DC is untouchable.
Edit: I guess the organization agrees with me...
http://www.nba.com/clippers/news/collis ... auls-stead
I agree with @Cleepers, plus I don't think you can give both Collison and Crawford. Due to contracts and reputation, I would be inclined to keep Collison and think about moving Crawford (only if the right type of deal came around).
Dudley would fit in Memphis, it could be the pudgiest front court in the NBA.


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Last night as I entered the phrase "agricultural labourer" for the umpteenth time I decided I need to find a short-cut to save having to keep entering it over and over. The majority of my relations were agricultural labourers, and I don't like using the phrase "ag lab" preferring to spell it out in full.
I turned to a little application, that I had played with briefly before, called Texter. There is nothing new or revolutionary about this program, but it is quite powerful, and I have only used it at its most basic level.
What it does is watch what you type for "hotstrings", which are certain combinations of letters, and when you type the correct combination, it converts them into something else. A bit like using find and replace, but it happens as you go along.
In my case I set it up so that when I type the word "aglab" it replaces it with the phrase "agricultural labourer". It is pretty simple to install and set-up. All it takes is a little bit of thought in selecting the hotstrings and a few minutes to set it up. I set up two hotstrings, "aglab" and "Aglab", for the second one the word agricultural is capitalised.
The great thing is that it appears to work in almost any Windows program, such as Family Historian, my family history software. The best thing of all is that it is free, so if it doesn't work you haven't lost anything.
I have previously used it to speed up the entry of several family surnames, but there is probably no limit to what you could set it up to do, such as surnames, place names, addresses, occupations, in fact anything that you find yourself have to type repeatedly.
There are a couple of videos on the Lifehacker page, showing the basic use of Texter, plus some of the more advanced techniques.
I think this is going to save me a serious amount of typing in the future, I don't know why I didn't start using it sooner. Make sure you have a look and see if it could make your life easier, whether it is for family history, blogging or elsewhere.


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Arts In Every Classroom: A Workshop for Elementary School Teachers, The "Workshop 1. What Is Art?" The Learner Teams and students explore the nature of theatre, music, dance, and visual art as they consider their own definitions for each art form. They watch an excerpt from Quidam, a surrealistic performance piece that combines the four art forms in unusual ways, and begin to explore connections between fantasy and reality. D
2:00 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Kepler to Einstein" From Kepler's laws and the theory of tides, to Einstein's general theory of relativity, into black holes, and beyond. D
2:30 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Harmony of the Spheres" A last lingering look back at mechanics to see new connections between old discoveries. D
3:00 pm
Discovering Psychology - Updated Edition "Judgment and Decision Making" Analyzes the decision making process and human intuition through interviews with leading authorities who reveal how and why people make good and bad decisions.G
3:30 pm
Discovering Psychology - Updated Edition "Motivation and Emotion" Reviews what researchers are discovering about why people act and feel as they do, from the exhilaration of love to the agony of failure.G
4:00 pm
Curiosity Quest "Bike Making" Join Joel on this sporty quest as he learns how BMX Bikes are made with Fit Bikes. Put your math skills to use for this intricate journey through the bike making world. D
4:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Saving and Investing for Your Future" You'll learn along with the Biz Kids about the powerful potential of starting a savings plan early in life. You'll also discover various savings and investing options available to young people. As always, you'll meet individuals who are successful at saving and at their businesses. D
5:00 pm
The Electric Company "Prankster Holiday" Other than Marcus, The Electric Company has left town for the 4th of July. Manny and Danny could not be happier - with everyone gone, they can pull the ultimate prank. They plan to launch a giant wordball balloon that reads, "The Electric Company doesn't like you. D
5:30 pm
Cyberchase "Jimaya Jam" Hacker has discovered an army of awesome creatures he can use to rule cyberspace, but they are carved in stone on the walls of the Pyramid of Jimaya. To bring the animals to life, he must steal the Sphere of Being, a magical orb closely guarded by three ghosts (Hacker's worst nightmare). How can he distract them so he can steal the Sphere? Opportunity knocks when he tricks Jules, recently hired as tour guide, into pushing the wrong button and falling, along with the kids and Creech, into an underground arena from which there is no escape! Confronted by the Jam Master, the guardian of the pyramid, and the Pyramid's three ghosts, the kids are told they can go free if they can overcome the ghosts in a game of Jimaya Jam. D
6:00 pm
Essential Pepin "Game Day" Venison Steaks In Sweet-Sour Sauce; Skillet Duck With Red Oak Salad; Sauteed Rabbit With Morels And Pearl Onions. D
6:30 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Mediterranean Specials" NULL
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Cuisine Culture "Guy Savoy, Las Vegas" Three-Star Michelin Chef Guy Savoy shows us that class, elegance and the best foods in the world can be found in Las Vegas. Guy whisks us away to the Nevada desert where we visit a hydroponic farm. With local ingredients we recreate three of his signature plates in his famed restaurant: an appetizer of Colors of Caviar as well as the main course, Bar en Ecailles Grilles aux Epices Douces: Crispy Sea Bass with Delicate Herbs. D
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Pati's Mexican Table "A French Twist On Mexico" A tasty look at the way French cuisine has historically influenced modern Mexican cooking, and simple techniques any American cook can manage with impressive results. Snapper in a Poblano Chile Sauce; Blissful Corn Torte; Cajeta Crepes with Toasted Pecans. D
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The Woodwright's Shop "Field Gate Hinges" Master blacksmith Peter Ross turns his hammer to forging iron hinges for our oak field gate. We'll see how to shape and weld wrought iron for straps and pintles to make our gate swing true. D
8:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "The Best of West Ireland: Dingle, Galway, and the Aran Islands" Rick experiences Ireland in the extreme on its west coast in Gaeltachts, where people speak Gaelic and the rugged villages have changed little over the generations.G
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Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "Cruising The Rhine" The Rhine is one of the world's great rivers. It starts in the Swiss Alps and flows for 865 miles through six European countries ending up in the Netherlands and the North Sea. It connects to dozens of other rivers and canals forming a vast inland waterway. D
9:30 pm
Essential Pepin "Game Day" Venison Steaks In Sweet-Sour Sauce; Skillet Duck With Red Oak Salad; Sauteed Rabbit With Morels And Pearl Onions. D
10:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Mediterranean Specials" NULL
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Burt Wolf: What We Eat "Milk's Leap Toward Immortality: The Story of Cheese" Columbus brought the first cows to the Western hemisphere. Burt traces the history of cheese making in the Americas.G
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Passport to Sardinia" The island of Sardinia is one of Joanne's favorite places. She created a menu to take her student Di there, fregola with clams and tomatoes and a yellow and green bean salad with cherry tomatoes and basil. Recipes: Roasted Olives with Orange, Bay and Fennel, Fregola, Clams and Tomatoes, and Yellow and Green Bean Salad with Cherry Tomatoes and Basil. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "The Best of West Ireland: Dingle, Galway, and the Aran Islands" Rick experiences Ireland in the extreme on its west coast in Gaeltachts, where people speak Gaelic and the rugged villages have changed little over the generations.G