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But that song is b.s. anyway. Its based on the typical left wing lack of understanding of spiritual people. "Imagine everyone living for today." Well, believe it or not that is what people are doing. You can blame them for being too lazy to solve all the world's problems but no one is sacrificing today for some religious based afterlife. Not really. It may have been that way in the days of absolute rule by the Roman Catholic Church for some but its not true in the 20th and 21st centuries. Christians want the world to be a better place now. The left does not seem to comprehend that and instead opt for fascism. Since the left went Joseph Stalin on us have people become happier? No, that's why BO's polls are dropping like a rock. People are suckers for being told what they want to hear and that is exactly what made John Lennon famous and BO president.
Oh yeah, how much does John Lennon effect the people of the world today compared to Jesus? Answer that one. Outside of some die hard fans and some of the generation who grew up with Lennon he's already been forgotten, as will MJ be. That's the lesson of fame. But Jesus will live on.


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States began recording vital records at different times and collected different pieces of genealogical information. In Michigan, vital records were recorded at the state level beginning in April 1867. Counties also maintain their own set of vital records, and in some cases, their records predate the state resources; this is especially true for marriage records. In addition, some municipal governments also collected vital records. Bearing that in mind, researchers should be open to looking in several different locations or web sites to find the information they need.
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Print Resources
[Alabama] Death Index, 1908-1958. 6 reels. Montgomery, AL: Center for Health Statistics, 1993./Microfilm F 325 .D43 1993/
Allamakee County, Iowa: Birth, Marriage and Death Records, 1845-1946. 9 reels. Salt Lake City, UT: Genealogical Society, 1986./Microfilm F 627 .A5 A45 1986/
Arnold, James N. Vital Record of Rhode Island. 21 vols. Providence, RI: Narragansett Historical Pub. Co., 1891./F 78 .A75/
Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York. New York: DeVinne Press, 1891./F 129 .K5 K5 1980/
Barnes, Robert W., comp. Marriages and Deaths from the Maryland Gazette, 1727-1839. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1973./F 180 .B37/
Bowman, Fred Q. Directory to Collections of New York Vital Records, 1726-1989. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1995./F 118 .B697 1995/
. 10,000 Vital Records of Eastern New York, 1777-1834. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1987./F 118 .B7 1987/
There are similar volumes for central and western New York.
Broglin, Jana Sloan. Lucas County, Ohio, Index to Deaths, 1867-1908. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 2003./F 497 .L9 B76 2003/
County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Canada, 1858-1869. 37 vols. Agincourt, Ontario: Generation Press, 1979-1996./CS 88 .O6 C68/
Hamilton County, Ohio, Burial Records. Cincinnati, OH: Hamilton County Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society, 1984-./F 497 .H2 H36 1984/
This multivolume set covers cemeteries from the Cincinnati area.
Humphrey, John T. Pennsylvania Births, Lancaster County. 2 vols. Washington, DC: Humphrey Books, 1997./F 157 .L2 H85 1997/
Other Pennsylvania counties in this series include Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Dauphin, Delaware, Lebanon, Lehigh, Monroe, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia, Schuylkill, and York.
Illinois Marriage Record Index. 154 microfiche. Springfield, IL: Illinois State Genealogical Society, 1996./Microfiche F 540 .I45 1996/
[Kentucky] Certificates of Death. 478 reels. Frankfort, KY: Kentucky Dept. for Libraries and Archives, 1993-./Microfilm F 450 .D433 1993 /
Covering 1911-1957, the microfiche index is at F 450.D43 1988.
Lane, Joyce I., comp. Jasper & Porter Counties, IN Funeral Home Records, DeMotte & Hebron Areas, 1940-1990. Kokomo, IN: Selby Pub. & Print., 1994./F 532 .J3 L364 1994/
Loiselle, Antonin. Loiselle Card Index to Many Marriages of the Province of Quebec and Adjacent Areas. 1561 microfiche. Montreal, Quebec: A. Loiselle, 1986./Microfiche F 1054.5 .Q3 L64 1986/
Marriage Records of Monroe County, Michigan. Monroe, MI: Genealogical Society of Monroe County, 1988-1992/F 572 .M7 M3 1988/
This society also publishes indexes to Monroe County births & deaths.
Massachusetts Death Index, 1841-1895. 310 microfiche. Oxford, MA: Holbrook Research Institute, 1988./Microfiche F 63 .M373 1988/
Mochel, Edward, comp. Index to St. Louis, Missouri, Marriages. 4 vols. St. Louis, MO: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999./F 474 .S3 M63 1999/
[Ontario] Births and Stillbirths Registration. Toronto, Ontario: Archives of Ontario, 1992-./Microfilm F 1058.6 .O572/
Births from 1869-1911.
Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1987./F 148 .R4 1987/
Smith, Kenneth R., comp. Sandusky County Ohio Index to Marriage Records, 1820-1894. Fremont, OH: Sandusky County Kin Hunters, 2005./F 497 .S2 S63 2005/
State of Georgia Divorce Register. 177 microfiche. Atlanta, GA: Vital Records Service, 1991./Microfiche F 285 .S73/
Years of coverage include 1965-1994.
Thomas, Michelle E., comp. Vital Records of Bangor, Maine. 2 vols. Rockport, ME: Picton Press, 2002-2003/F 29 .B2 T47 2002/
Vital Records of Nantucket, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850. 4 vols. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1925-.F 72 .N2 N126
Works Progress Administration Indexes to Indiana County Vital Records. 68 reels. North Salt Lake, UT: HeritageQuest, 2002./Microfilm F 525 .W67 2002/
Wright, F. Edward. Berks County Church Records of the 18th Century. 4 vols. Westminster, MD: Family Line Publications, 1993-./F 157 .B3 W75 1993/
Online Resources
Available on site at the Archives of Michigan, this subscription database has an impressive collection of vital records indexes and images from across the United States, Canada, and beyond.
Cyndi's List: U.S. Vital Records
An outstanding starting point for vital records research.
This ever-expanding free website has an impressive array of vital records indexes and images from across the world.
Flint Genealogical Society
Indexes to Genesee County vital records.
Genesee County Clerk
One example of a County Clerk's online index; other Michigan counties include Calhoun, Grand Traverse, Ingham, Kent, Macomb, Saginaw, and Washtenaw.
Illinois State Archives
Statewide indexes to deaths, 1916-1950.
Kalamazoo Public Library
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I want to mount a pair of GLM-100s inside a set of Indian tablas (drums). I have a Mackie mixer with phantom power that they will be running into.
(1) Will the 48V of phantom power blow up these small mics?
(2) How can I mount the mics and connectors inside the drums?
(3) Should I use a compressor?
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(1) The GLM-100 microphone will connect directly to the Mackie mixer with phantom power turned on. Since the GLM-100 requires phantom power to work, the 48V will not blow up the mics.
(2) A hardware store should have all sorts of mounting brackets. The mic's XLR connector is 3/4" diameter, and you might find something near that size, like a broom holder. Or you could bend a thin metal band into an omega shape, drill some holes near the ends, and screw it inside the drum. Duct tape or double-sided thick tape might be an alternative.
(3) A compressor is needed only if the drummer plays too loudly or too softly. Listen to the drums during a live performance of the musicians and see if you can always hear the drums. If not, tell the drummer that you can't hear the drums sometimes and ask the drummer to play with a more-even loudness. Of course, dynamics are part of musical expression. If it's a problem, use a compressor.


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Blood Lord wrote:No. I was thinking of the first one.
You know, where it happened the first.
It almost isn't even charming. It's like he 'is' the characters right now.Mir@k wrote:I can read br in this page a lot
Mir@k wrote:I can read br in this page a lot
Birdofterror wrote:It almost isn't even charming. It's like he 'is' the characters right now.
It seems way too direct, but that's just my opinion. When I read this it feels like he's lecturing me again.
But on the note of the comic himself, I think we ran into a MAJOR transcription error. Dexter says he controlled, or at least bottled up his emotions during the fight with Mandark. I think we all forgot the part where he said he completely lost his mind and was nothing but primal rage. But you know... "Control."
BeeAre wrote:Mir@k wrote:I can read br in this page a lot
is bad? Had to write in detached way, comes through fairly easy.
K13-ZAR wrote:u all lost me
Blood Lord wrote:K13-ZAR wrote:u all lost me
Right now a tussle is going on concerning how much "BR" is in the story element (How?). Bird is annoyed because instead of interpreting the dialog as a clever reference to Sherlock Homes, he instead marks it as BR lecturing to everyone about something.
IF that is what Mir is talking about, and I'm not completely sure if Bird caught the reference or not.
K13-ZAR wrote:umm, still a little confused but not as bad as before
Rosso Rose wrote:I find this fucking well written.
Dibullba wrote: I love this page so much. It has been so long since I have felt something that seemed so emotionally compelling in this comic ever since the Dexter/Mandark fight.
Blood Lord wrote:reference to Sherlock Homes
Rosso Rose wrote:I find this fucking well written.
BeeAre wrote:What mannerisms, mm?
Oh, don't get me wrong, this is a great page, one of the best so far in my opinion... Like- ever. Beeare is great with words, and is a great storyteller and possible teacher because of it... It's just... I don't know. It just sounds like BR is talking in this part, Not Blossom. That's all.Blood Lord wrote:And Bird, I would like to see you do better. The detached way of Blossom describing her moves, and Bell's reactions fit this page nicely.
I've read this part over and over again and can't see what you're talking about. The most he ever mentions is the fact that 'you can't keep it up forever.' He never says:BeeAre wrote:Hence the subject of losing it being brought up. Because he did.
Birdofterror wrote:"Oh by the way, this entire lesson? It doesn't work. I ended up losing my mind anyway and having you killed only to be revived by a complete fluke involving angel Deedee and Grim. But you know, I kept control. This is such a great tactic that I want to tell you all about it!"
Birdofterror wrote:The only solace here is that Blossom is a lot more in tune with her emotions than Dexter is. That's a given... I just find the fact that she took a faulty lesson to heart to be rather foolhardy.
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Every Tuesday and Thursday the Victorian open market site in Preston is transformed into one of the region's largest and most popular car boot and flea markets.
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Laid out by Edward Milner during the 1860s, Avenham Park and the adjacent Miller Park are his best-surviving bequests to the city. A traditional picturesque Victorian park, Avenham is created from a natural amphitheatre overlooking the River Ribble and is a popular facility for outdoor pursuits.
The Egg Rolling held in Avenham Park is an Easter Monday tradition in Preston. Pace eggs - made of chocolate or hard-boiled and decorated with various colours - are rolled down the hill amidst great excitement.
The Preston Mela celebrates South Asian culture in all its forms at Avenham Park. Over 10,000 people enjoy the colourful celebrations, which include fashion shows, kite-making, henna painting, dance and music performances from top artists.
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One of Preston's many institutions that benefitted from the generosity of wealthy lawyer Edmund Robert Harris, the Harris Museum of Art Gallery is housed within the specially-built magnificent architecture of Preston's only Grade I listed neo-classical building, with its imposing columned frontage. Contained within is a standing exhibition about The Story of Preston, alongside permanent collections of paintings, sculpture, textiles, costume, glass and ceramics, as well as temporary exhibitions, events and activities.
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Guided tours take you behind the scenes at Liverpool football club. Visitors are taken through the dressing rooms, down the tunnel to a cheering crowd, underneath the famous "This Is Anfield" sign and onto the pitch, finishing in the legendary "Kop".
The Hub Festival at Liverpool's Wellington Dock is the UK's largest free urban culture event. The weekend features extreme sports, break-dancing and live music. A huge skate park and dirt jump host breathtaking skateboarding and BMX stunts.
Preston Grasshoppers RFC celebrates Guy Fawkes night with a blazing bonfire and a dramatic fireworks display set to music. Hot food and drinks are available to warm spectators inside and out.
The Preston Riversway Festival is a spectacular weekend of fun and entertainment in the town's Marina. Tall ships join the shanty singers, brass bands, morris dancers, a fairground and galleon battle re-enactments for a complete maritime experience.
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Take a trip to the past, courtesy of the Museum of Lancashire, housed in Preston's Old Court House. Visitors can turn back the clock to the 1940s and walk down a reconstructed street, taking cover in an Anderson shelter from the falling bombs when the air-raid siren sounds. Or, further back still, experience trench life as a First World War soldier. For a quieter life, sit in a Victorian schoolroom and realise how much more entertaining learning can be in museums such as this.
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Located beneath two stands of the oldest, continuously-used League ground in the world, the National Football Museum is aptly housed at Preston North End Football Club's Deepdale Stadium. While the first game at Deepdale was played in 1878, the National Football Museum - the world's first major football museum - is a relative newcomer to the "beautiful game," opening in June 2001, but it houses over 1000 exhibits at time (with a further 25,000 in storage).
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Panoramic boasts spectacular 360-degree views of Liverpool, being located on the 34th floor of a city centre building. Leather tub chairs are arranged beside the windows for aperitifs, while the elegant carpeted restaurant provides intimate sky-high dining. The chef combines the best ingredients to produce dishes like 24-hour cooked suckling pig and spiced monkfish.
Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery is home to a fine collection of paintings, drawings, sculpture and decorative art from the 14th to the 20th centuries. It is also one of the city's most important venues for temporary exhibitions.
Liverpool's Foundation for Art & Creative Technology (FACT) is a major cultural project for the 21st century. It aims to promote new visual artists, particularly in the spheres of film, video and new media.
Located in the city centre, Mandarin Restaurant is an established Peking and Cantonese eatery, its walls adorned with Eastern images. Tuck in to mixed plates of seaweed, spare ribs and pancake rolls, followed by classic mains such as fried beef in yellow bean sauce, sweet and sour king prawns or Chinese chicken curry.
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Malaysia has been good and bad for me in the past; I've had a few bad races there but I've also won twice at the circuit including my first Grand Prix victory so it's nice to go back to where it all began with my first win. For sure I will always remember that my first win came in Malaysian Grand Prix in 2003.
I would not say that circuit is more important for me – it's not that special for me - but it's quite a nice place to race at. I like it and the challenge is always at the highest level in the beginning of the year in the heat. It's also one of those circuits where it usually rains sometime during the weekend. So you have to plan the programme with that possibility, too.
It feels good but it's only after one race. It doesn't really change our aim and how we approach this year. Definitely, we are happy with the win but there is an awful lot to still to do to win the championship. We seemed to have a good car in Albert Park, so hopefully it works well in the next races also.
A win's a win, it doesn't really matter when in the season you get it. Of course I'm happy that we didn't really have to go full speed all the time so it's kind of a good sign, a good race for us, but as I said, it might be a completely different story in Malaysia, so there's nothing to jump up and be so extra happy about. It's a long season and in the end we want to be on the top for all the races and it's going to be a hard season for that. Everything worked well in Australia, we had no issues with the car all weekend, the car's been good and the team has been working well. It's good to come back from winter testing where I probably did the least laps of everybody, in that respect we didn't have a very special winter.
It's a difference place, it's going to be much hotter there so it's very difficult to say how the cars will feel, who will be fastest after having done just one race. I think we have to do two or three races before we really know who is where and what's going to happen. It's probably going to rain again in Malaysia at some point but it will be a different circuit, different conditions. Our car worked well in Australia and usually – at least last year – in hot conditions it's been good for us so hopefully it will turn out to be a good weekend.
There was a big question mark last year over whether our team could keep up with the development of the bigger teams and I don't think we did a bad job. Of course it's not going to be easy for us. I'm sure we have the people and all the tools to make it happen. Budget is always a factor and it's no secret that we don't have the same money as Ferrari, Red Bull or Mercedes. If we did have more sponsors I'm sure we'd have a better chance in the battle against those teams. It's a long season. If you do things right it will go nicely but one thing can change the whole year. You do a few things a little bit wrong it can turn around and go downhill after that. So we just have to do our normal things, like we did last year and put the good effort into new parts and if we're happy we keep them and if not we have to look more closely. But like I said, so far it has been good, so there is no reason why we can't keep it up.
Sepang is probably my favourite track of the whole season. I first raced there in 2008 as part of the GP2 Asia Series and I really loved the circuit. It's nice and wide, with fast flowing corners and a lot of undulation which makes it great fun to drive. The last corner is a tricky one, but I enjoy everything about racing there. Well, maybe not the heat and humidity, but at the end of the day it makes it's just another challenge for the drivers! I'm really looking forward to it.
Yes, it's a shame as everything looked positive after qualifying in the morning, but in the race something felt wrong with my car. I sat down with my engineers to analyse where the problem came from and we hopefully will be able to perform better in the future. The car felt so good at times over the weekend, but then at other times it wasn't where I wanted it to be. It meant that the race felt long and pretty difficult for me. We know that Albert Park can be a tricky circuit to understand and the weather certainly didn't help us. It was very frustrating and I'm disappointed for the team and for myself as I wanted to start the season with a strong result. But I'll sit with the engineers and work out how best to improve for the race ahead, and we'll work hard to achieve the maximum, as always. If the car is capable of being on the podium then I want to be there.
Pretty much. Of course, you want to be able to use everything you've learnt, but you always approach a race wanting to do your best and you don't let a result which wasn't as good as you wanted get in the way of that. I'm having a very short break between Australia and Malaysia to let me recharge my batteries so that I'll arrive in Sepang fresh and ready to deliver my best on track.
Clearly Kimi's car worked very well in Australia and the fact that mine felt good at times over the weekend gives us a clear target for where we want to get the setup and a guide of what the car is capable of. I want to be scoring 25 points in a Grand Prix for the team. I'm working closely with my engineers to understand exactly what is required to ensure the E21 is at its best for me. Knowing that we're very close to getting the car where I want it is certainly promising.
Last year it was difficult for sure, but we've made some good improvements in our wet performance which we were able to show in the difficult conditions in Australia. This means I'm confident we can put on a good show no matter what the weather.
There are a few things that help in these situations. Firstly, it's important to continue your training regime as normal, no matter how much you may want to just sleep! Then the key is to adjust your body to the time difference and climate, particularly the latter in Malaysia where the heat and humidity make it one of the most difficult races of the year physically.


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My girlfriend and I have just gone through some job swapping and moving, so there were short periods of time when our roles were reversed. To us, it has nothing to do with being the man or woman, it has to do with who has the free time. When I was stuck home for a month before I started a new job in a new town(wanting to kill myself because I was so bored every day), I did 100% of the housework and cooking. However, now that I work 2 jobs she does probably 60-75% of the housework since she just has 1 job(I work 60hrs, she works less than 40). She makes slightly more money than me, but to us that's irrelevant. In my opinion, this is the fairest way to handle the roles in a household.
Oh yeah, and my extra job is at the same place she works full time. She is on salary, but probably makes about $6-8 per hour more... and my work is harder.
Paradigm shifts take time and we're moving in the right direction already... If anything, I think we should be having these discussions in places with less open-minded people.(I try to talk about this kind of stuff in my ultrared town, often with success if approached in the right way)
Anyway... just thinking out loud.
I think the situation is slowly improving on the domestic front. I see a lot more men pitching in around the house and with child care than I remember 30 years ago. I have also begun to see an increased occurrence of men taking the larger share of responsibility for their children during a relationship split. This doesn't make up for all the deadbeat dad's out there - but then men who are responsible shouldn't be expected to make up for those who aren't.
I know what you mean, though; we are far from true social equality. Change may be coming slowly, but I think that slow change may make for better results, rather than the social pendulum we see in other areas like how people with disabilities are treated.
Time will prove to be a major factor. I was a child of the late 80s and 90s. While some of the standard gender biases were built into my schooling and upbringing, I note that the atmosphere I grew up in seemed to be more egalitarian. It wasn't assumed that women would marry, take their husband's last name, and raise the children. It was promoted that women could work any job which a man could work (exempting, perhaps, jobs such as male stripper).
Whether or not all of what I was taught was correct or incorrect, or sufficient or insufficient, I do notice that mindsets from my school peers differ markedly from those of our parents. I've met a number of successful female professionals my mother's age or older. As a generalization, their attitudes bear signs of having to fight their way to positions of respect or authority. Indeed, I have encountered men from the same age group who would categorize such women as either to weak to lead, or as cold-hearted bitches. If I imagine working against that kind of prejudice, I struggle. I find this to be less common in my own age group even amongst the women with whom I have discussed the issue. The idea of a female manager, CEO, or even Prime Minister not only seems acceptable, but natural. The idea that a woman can be the primary bread-winner in a heterosexual couple seems unremarkable.
Even so, the wealthiest Canadians tend to be white, male, and above the age of sixty. Times were likely different when they laid the foundations of their careers. If you asked me to cast a movie part for 'wealthy CEO', but first instinct would be to look for a white guy with greying hair. If you asked for a young CEO, I'd aim for a white man in his forties. I said that the idea of a woman in a leadership position seems natural to me -- and it does --; however, statistically the examples of women fulfilling certain roles represents exceptions and not the norm in present day society. My suspicion is that the old guard needs to die off in due time and subsequent generations will gradually diversify.
My point here is not that people above a certain age are all bigots and below a certain age are all for equality -- far from it. My point is simply that it takes generations for perspective shifts to actually materialize. It takes generations for concepts of equality which were fought over in our life times to become ingrained into the fabric of society as if it was always there.
For example, the idea that women's suffrage should be a political issue seems absolutely nonsensical to me. I know it was a historical problem back to the mid twentieth century, but I cannot fathom why women would not be allowed to vote. If someone asked me to discuss the issue in present day society, my knee-jerk response would be to ask why we would bother? A more recent development, however, such as women serving in military combat roles, is something I take largely for granted, but I would probably be more inclined to discuss because the concept just isn't as deeply ingrained into our culture.
My point here is not that people above a certain age are all bigots and below a certain age are all for equality -- far from it. My point is simply that it takes generations for perspective shifts to actually materialize. It takes generations for concepts of equality which were fought over in our life times to become ingrained into the fabric of society as if it was always there.
That links up with my point about social inertia. A couple people can change quickly, a couple hundred million can take a long, long time. The difference between changing the direction of a cabin cruiser vs. an aircraft carrier.
This aspect of social dynamics is a bit of a downer from my perspective. I am okay with fighting for the world in which I want to live, but often it feels like I am fighting for the world in which I want my grandchildren to live. Seems presumptuous.
Then again, the reality of it isn't really that cut and dry.
Actually, a kayak vs an aircraft carrier might better represent the scale.
What makes you so sure that, at least in the marriages that work, couples don't work out a solution that THEY feel is equal? That doesn't mean doing everything 50/50, it means working out trade-offs that work best for them and their children!
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