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Beginners start here
Advice sites on how to start/carry out your research
- Genuki's "Getting Started in Genealogy"
- Another Genuki site explains in simple language how to begin your research .
- A tutorial on Genuki's "A-Z of British Genealogical Research"
- The FFHS's First Steps in FH site
- Rootsweb's Guide to tracing your Family Tree
Professional researchers.
- The UK based Association of Genealogists and Record Agents (AGRA) has a site on http://www.agra.org.uk - has a list of professional researchers on there
- County Archives (Records Offices) do offer research services themselves, they also may hold lists of local pro-researchers
- Association of Scottish Genealogists and Record Agents
- Association of Professional Genealogists based in the USA
Lookup Exchange
Here is the gateway page to the Wales Lookup Exchange which has separate sections for;
- All Wales
- Cardiganshire
- Carmarthenshire
- Glamorgan
- Pembrokeshire
- One Name Database
- Mid Wales Lookup Exchange
Census Dates
To prevent double counting, people were listed at the addresses where they were on census night, or to which they intended to return the following day after a night's work or travel. It is simplest to refer to the separate censuses by the dates either side of the midnight of census night.
- 6-7 June1841
- 30-31 March 1851
- 7-8 April 1861
- 2-3 April 1871
- 3-4 April 1881
- 5-6 April 1891
- 31 March -1 April 1901
- 2 - 3 April 1911
- 19-20th June 1921(delayed by strikes from April)
- The 1931 returns were destroyed by fire in WWII.
- The 1941 census was not taken because of the war.
Census Returns
Brief overview
A census of the population of England & Wales was first taken in 1801, followed by others every 10 years except for 1941 when the country was again at war.
When decennial census taking was first mooted in 1800, the country was at war with France and was suffering bad harvests and food shortages - it would not be surprising if government wished to find out more about the makeup of the population at large.
The range of questions asked were added to as the century progressed and social and medical scientists came to the fore.
After each census an official Census Report was issued including all manner of statistics and commentary.
Apart from 1841 the censuses were held in the spring to avoid distortions caused by seasonal movement of agricultural workers in the summer months - see Census dates above
These were taken for statistical purposes and contained no individual names as such (with some local exceptions).
They were organised by one John Rickman who worked for the House of Commons,the parish based data collection being devolved to the officials of the Poor Law system and the established church.
Although there were differences between the 4 returns, the questions broadly revolved around ;
- numbers of inhabited/uninhabited houses, occupied by how many families
- numbers of persons to be found in the parish, male/female
- numbers of people employed in agriculture, manufacture, retail, mining, fishing, servants, retired/disabled/
The clergy were also required to provide data on baptisms, marriages and burials for a range of dates over the previous century.
An additional question in 1830 was the number of illegitimate children born in a parish.
1841 (The TNA reference is HO 107)
Following the establishment of a civil registration system, responsibility for census taking was taken over by the GRO in 1840. The census was also based on the new registration districts, themselves modelled on the older Poor Law unions which sometimes overlapped 2 or more counties - this latter fact should be kept in mind if having difficulty finding a particular place in what may seem to be the obvious enumeration district.
All that remained was for the registrars to divide their sub-districts into smaller enumeration districts (maximum 200 inhabited houses), and appoint an enumerator for each one.
Enumerators had to be able to read and write, be temperate, orderly and respectable - as an example, my gg grandfather, Benjamin Evans, schoolmaster, seems to have been the enumerator for Llanybyther in Carmarthenshire for the 1851 census.
See here for the detailed Instructions to the Enumerators from the 1841 Census
The census was held on a single night of the year (to avoid double counting), the idea being that they would include every person at a house "that night" - one apparent omission (in 1841 only) was not to give clear guidance to include night workers who would be returning to that residence next day, another was how to deal with lodgers and boarders.
Household schedules (with instructions) were to be issued to each household ahead of census night, to be completed by the householder and collected by the enumerator the day after census night. A Welsh translation of the schedule was available from 1841 onwards but the data provided had to be written in English.
Should the householder have difficulties with completing the schedule the enumerator was required to assist and no doubt ended up completing some entirely - for example, it is recorded that in 1871, in Anglesey, the enumerator completed the majority.
The schedules were then to be copied into printed books - it is digital copies of these enumerators' books that are now used for searching/transcribing/indexing.
This first 'named' census could be seen as something of a 'suck it and see' affair, it was designed to be as simple as possible - the principal difference between it and those that followed is the absence of relationships shown between the residents; the requirement that ages were rounded down to the nearest multiple of 5, unless under 15; and that the place of birth question was only to say whether born in "the same county or not" (also whether born in Scotland, Ireland or Foreign parts).
All factors which we genealogists now gripe about !
No named account was made of the crews/passengers of merchant vessels for this census, unless they were ashore of course. A head count was carried out.
Neither was any count taken of those aboard fishing vessels in this census, likewise itinerants/travellers which was unfortunate given the census was taken in June when annual movements were well under way.
Royal Navy personnel ashore on census night were fully enumerated as households or institutions. The position with those on board ship isn't clear, a head count was carried out - if they existed no named returns seem to survive for 1841/51.
Soldiers serving abroad were never fully enumerated until 1911, those living in barracks within the UK were.
On this page on Ancestry.com (scroll down, down) there are details of 'known problems with the 1841 census' for Wales (work back to find the England page)
Searchable indexes on Find my past
This census was a considerable improvement on 1841 - "relation to head" being introduced, also marital status, and "where born" to include county and parish/town in that order. A straight forward "Age" question replaced the convoluted rounding down of 1841. The number of a house in a street was now to be included although that assumed that 'proper addresses' existed at all at this time in most places.
The first medical question appeared - householders were now asked to indicate if anyone was deaf, dumb or blind.
The position with the merchant marine, fishing vessels, inland navigation vessels, itinerants & travellers from 1851 onwards is too complex to describe here - the book mentioned above has chapter and verse.
See here for Census instructions for 1851
Searchable indexes on Find my past
The storage of the 1861 returns in particular could be described as haphazard in the extreme and they didn't get into the safe hands of the PRO until the 1960s, unfortunately sections are permanently missing.
From 1861 commanding officers of Royal Navy ships, either in home of foreign waters, were required to fully enumerate their officers and crews.
On this page on Ancestry.com (scroll down, down) there are details of 'known problems with 1861 piece numbers' for Wales (work back to find the England page)
Searchable indexes on Find my past
The medical question was expanded to include those who were 'imbeciles, idiots or lunatics'
Searchable indexes on Find my past
This return has been indexed/transcribed for the whole of the UK, a combined undertaking by the Genealogical Society of Utah [Mormons] and the FFHS, it is searchable online on their own site or Find my past
See 1881 census place name index for details of 1881 census Registration District overlaps for All Wales/Mon and a place name index for the Dyfed and Glamorgan counties only.
In 1891 & 1901 an extra question was introduced in Wales only to ascertain whether people spoke only Welsh, only English, or both.
Additional questions were introduced, namely boxes headed Employer/Employed/Neither
Searchable indexes on Find my past
See http://www.1901censusonline.com/ for a fully searchable index online .
See the Genuki page Directions to Enumerators on the completion of 1901 Census Enumeration Books, and Genuki for other census related odds and ends
The surviving 1911 census pages consist of the original household pages and the enumerators' summary books.
See http://www.findmypast.co.uk/content/search-menu/census-land-and-surveys for a fully searchable index online
On 1911 census co uk is a guidance section for Welsh Records with useful Welsh translation tables
1921 census
See 1911 census org uk for summary information
The Census Returns become available for public inspection after 100 years, or 1922 in this case.
1931 census
The 1931 returns were destroyed by fire in WWII.
See 1911 census org uk for summary information
1941 census
Not taken because of WWII
General notes and guidance
Reading list;
- See Abbreviations for Relationships to heads of household on census returns
- There is an extensive list of places and parishes within the Dyfed counties with their respective hundreds and census registration districts on the Dyfed FHS website.
- For Glamorgan, there is a Class List produced by the PRO of places included in each part of each census - on this site under Glamorgan
- Genuki has an index to the place names in the censuses and this covers Wales, England and the Isle of Man .
For each place listed is shown the county and registration district in which they were situated during the years 1837-1930.
- See also Genuki for general information
- The National Archives have an online research guide
- There are a number of commercial organisations, as well as Family History Societies such as Glamorgan FHS, who sell Cds, or online access, of/to various UK censuses.
Some are name-indexed with transcriptions, others are only the digital images of the enumerators' books, mostly with some sort of street index etc.
- Making Sense of the Census Revisited by Edward Higgs. University of London School of Advance Study/Inst. of Historical Research/TNA, 2005. 232p. ISBN 1 905165 00 5. Available from TNA (The National Archives)
- Census: The expert guide by Peter Christian and David Annal, (The National Archives, 2008) Available from TNA (The National Archives)
- Local census listings 1522-1930, Holdings in the British Isles by Jeremy Gibson and Mervyn Medlycott, (Federation of Family History Societies, third edition, 1997, reprinted 2001)
Welsh Counties, then and now
The boundaries and names of many counties in England and Wales changed both in 1974 and again in 1996. This can make it difficult to locate parishes and records.
This is an outline summary of the boundary and name changes in Wales in 1974 and 1996. In 1996 some new County Boroughs were also formed in some urban areas. However be aware that those counties which reverted to their pre-1974 name in 1996 may not have reverted to exactly the same geographical boundaries.
The changes may also be seen in map format by clicking the links below
Anglesey / Ynys Mon
Wrexham County Borough
Conwy County Borough
South Glamorgan
Mid Glamorgan
West Glamorgan
Merthyr Tydfil
Neath Port Talbot
Rhondda Cynon Taff
Vale of Glamorgan
County of Swansea
Gwent (included a small part of Glamorgan)
Monmouthshire, Newport, Blaenau Gwent,Torfaen
The recent changes in the county boundaries and names mean that some records have also been moved causing problems for Family Historians, therefore recommended reading for anyone researching in Wales is:
" RESEARCHING FAMILY HISTORY IN WALES" by Jean Istance and E.E.Cann., Federation of Family History Societies (Publications) Ltd. 1996. ISBN 1-86006-030-7.
This book provides the following information:
- 1) A brief history of the pre 1974 counties and details of the changes made in 1974 and 1996.
- 2) Addresses, phone nos., opening times and holdings of all Record Offices.
- 3) Addresses, phone nos., and holdings of all libraries and museums.
- 4) Addresses and phone nos., of all LDS Family History Centres.
- 5) Addresses and phone nos., of all Register Offices.
- 6) Addresses and phones nos. of all Tourist Information Offices.
- 7) Details of local attractions of interest to local historians.
Research books
These are mainly books I have personally, there are many others available.
Listed in no particular order
- 1. Welsh Family History: A Guide to Research, 2nd ed, chapters by various authors. Edited by John & Sheila Rowlands. Published by the Assoc. of Family History Societies of Wales and the FFHS.[ISBN 1-86006-065-X] 1998, 325 p. The chapter titles are: Introduction, Archive Repositories in Wales, Family History Societies of Wales, Parish Registers and, Bishop's Transcripts, Civil Registration and the Census, Nonconformity, The Surnames of Wales, Place Names, Some Basic Welsh for Family Historians, The IGI for Wales, Estate Records, Maritime Records, Wills and Other Records of Inheritance, Education Records, Parochial Records, The Welsh at Law, The Records of the Courts of Great Sessions for Wales, Printed and Manuscript Pedigrees, Migration
- 2. Researching Family History in Wales by Jean Istance and E Cann 1996. Detailed information about the Record Offices and Libraries of Wales. [ISBN 1-86006-030-7]
- 3. The Surnames of Wales for family historians and others, by John & Sheila Rowlands 1996 A description / analysis of the development of surnames within Wales down to modern times. ISBN 1-86006-025-0.
"The dominance of a small number of common surnames in Wales can be a major stumbling block for those researching their Welsh ancestry or those wishing to distinguish between individuals within a given community as part of a local history study. This book attempts to dispel the myths that surround the subject of surnames in Wales - such as the widely-held belief (outside Wales) that nearly everyone is called Jones - by describing the development of surnames within Wales down to modern times. Equal emphasis has been given within the text to common names found throughout Wales and to rarer ones found only in specific localities. [The survey given] of surnames in Wales in the period 1813-1837 can be used to suggest a place of origin within Wales for groups of people (a minimum of two) about whom all that is known is that 'they came from Wales'. For many people whose ancestors left Wales for other parts of Britain or the New World this predictive method could offer the first real opportunity for making progress in tracing those elusive (and often seemingly anonymous) Welsh ancestors by narrowing down the potential search area."
- 4. The Family Tree Detective 3rd ed, by Colin Rogers 1997. Tracing your Ancestors in England and Wales. ISBN 0-7190-5213-0
- 5. Basic Sources for Family History. 1: back to the early 1800s, by A.Todd 1989. 2nd ed.[Allen & Todd]
- 6. Ancestral Trails . The Complete Guide to British Genealogy and Family History. by Mark D. Herber 1997. [ISBN 0-7509-1418-1] Published by Sutton Publishing/S.O.G. 674 pages.
There is a revised and updated 2nd edition published in 2004. (CN 120647)
- 7. Second Stages in Researching Welsh Ancestry, 1999, edited by John and Sheila Rowlands. ISBN 1-86006-066-8. 'Success in researching our Welsh ancestry requires some understanding of the social, cultural , religious and economic background to the communities in which our ancestors lived, this book aims to broaden that understanding, especially for the period before 1800......'
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- 9. Tracing the History of Your House, a guide to sources. By Nick Barratt. PRO, 2001. ISBN 1-903365-22-8
- 10. Tracing your Ancestors in the PRO. By Amanda Bevan. ISBN 1-903365-34-1. 6th ed, PRO, 2002. 524 pages.
- 11. The Local History Companion. By Stephen Friar. ISBN 0-7509-2722-4. Sutton Publishing, 2001. 506 pages.
- 12. The Welsh Almanac. By T D Breverton. 2002. ISBN 1-903529-107. Crammed with facts about Wales and Welsh events, a most informative book
- 13. Making Sense of the Census Revisited by Edward Higgs. University of London School of Advance Study/Inst. of Historical Research/TNA, 2005. 232p. ISBN 1 905165 00 5
The following have been recommended by other researchers;
- 1. The Family Historian's Enquire Within by Pauline Saul & F.C Markwell (FFHS 1991)
- 2a The Oxford Guide to family History
2b The Oxford Companion to Local and Family History
Genuki, a route map
What is Genuki ?
The aim of Genuki is to serve as a large virtual reference library of genealogical information that is of particular relevance to the UK and Ireland. It is a free service using computer resources that are kindly provided by various universities and individuals.
Its front page can be accessed at Genuki.
Or go direct to the Wales page .
There are separate county Surname Lists reached via Welsh genealogy, these are for you to post your own interests, and check out the names other people are researching.
The International Genealogical Index is a database containing well over 100 million names , mainly baptismal entries from parish and non-parochial registers all over England & Wales, together with a smaller number of marriages. Neither deaths or burials are included.
The Index has been compiled and computerised by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
It is arranged under counties, the entries are listed in alphabetical order of surnames grouped under spelling variations as decided on by the compilers.
The surnames themselves are arranged in alpha order of forenames and then chronologically.
Marriages are indexed under the names of both parties.
The coverage of any given parish is not necessarily complete.
In Wales the LDS has not been allowed to microfilm or index the parish registers so the Welsh IGI contains only a small number of entire registers. But this is less serious than it seems as they have been able to use the BTs instead.
The IGI can be a most useful resource but should be used as a finding aid only, indexed entries should be checked to the actual register etc.
There is a problem peculiar to Welsh research in that the method adopted to cope with the patronymic system,when registers pre 1813 also contained no surname column , assumed incorrectly that in all cases a son took his father's christian name as his surname.
For example, a 1783 bapt for William son of John Thomas would be indexed under John, not Thomas in the Surname Index.
It gets worse, if there are more than 2 father's names, the rest are discarded completely, so the actual surname may not appear at all never mind in the wrong place.
There is also a Given Name index, where, for example, all the Williams are grouped together.
The IGI is available on fiche for searching at many Records Offices, and some FHS centres, as well as the LDS FHCs where name extracts are increasingly downloadable to CD for taking away with you. [see also Patronymic)
Welsh language
Some sites with links to many other Welsh language sites;
http://www.anoeth.demon.co.uk/cyfall.html#CADG "Cymraeg, a Dysgu'r Gymraeg" (Welsh, and learning Welsh)
http://www.gwybodiadur.co.uk/ "These pages are designed to help you find books, tapes, CD-ROMs and online resources to do with the Welsh language, focusing particularly on Welsh dictionaries. They are aimed mainly at Welsh learners and therefore written in English. You won't find much here about Welsh literature, music, history, politics, genealogy, tourism, mythology, recipes, Celtic jewellery or whatever, although some of the links will still be useful to you........."
Welsh/English and English /Welsh online dictionary (Univ of Wales, Lampeter)
http://www.cymraeg.org.uk/ "apertium-cy, the first free automatic translator for Welsh"


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Mon., Oct. 24, 2011, 2:59 p.m.
How 'bout we park that Shuttle in Seattle?
OLYMPIA -- The Museum of Flight tried very hard to get one of the nation's Space Shuttles earlier this year when NASA got out of the shuttle business. NASA eventually said no to Seattle and bunches of other cities that covet one of the space ships, and yes to New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
Now it seems that New York is changing some of its plans for housing the shuttle Endeavour, which is going to create some delays for NASA getting rid of it.
In an effort to help NASA and New York City out, Gov. Chris Gregoire is suggesting the space agency send either Endeavour or Enterprise, which technically belongs to L.A. but isn't there yet, to the Museum of Flight.
Just temporarily, of course, Gregoire said. Just until NYC or LA museums get their act together and build structures worthy of "these priceless artifacts." The Museum of Flight has the perfect spot to put them for now.
Washington state isn't the only place angling for temporary housing for the shuttles. Dayton, Ohio, was pretty steamed when it didn't land one for the U.S. Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. And Houston was similarly p.o'd when Mission Control only got a mockup. Politicians for those to spots have suggested taking Endeavour away from New York City and giving it to their facility.
Gregoire's letter to NASA Administrator Charles Bolden describes the Museum of Flight's offer as an interim plan. But let's face it. Once NASA parks one of those 165,000 pound birds some place, it could be there for a very long time.
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Life is crazy, isn't it? Blog taking a back seat to kids and books. Can't seem to find anything extra to devote to thoughtful blog posts. Here's just a general update.
I don't have any Austenland: The Movie news, but here's a short video that shows the set and interviews with Bret McKenzie, JJ Feild (who, I just read, is expecting a baby with girlfriend Neve Campbell!), Ricky Whittle, and Georgia King. I don't even know who did this video. Also, Stephenie Meyer put an update about the movie on her website. I think I tweeted both these things but never blogged them.
Sending a 5th-ish draft of my current book to my editor today. She and Dean read 2/3 of the first draft several years ago, and then I put aside this one (formerly called Daisy Danger Brown) to work on Midnight in Austenland and Palace of Stone. I'm really liking it right now. I love working on it. It's getting huge, though, at 145,000 words. I've been cutting like crazy, having trimmed 40,000 words in large chunks and many thousands more in smaller chunks. Add and delete, add and delete. I'll do at least seven more drafts before its done.
Princess Academy: Palace of Stone will be out in August. There's a cover out there somewhere but its not final, so I'm waiting for a final version to post it. It will have a photograph to match the style of the Princess Academy paperback.
I'm very excited about The Princess in Black! No illustrator yet, but I will post as soon as the publisher makes the choice. This book series was directly inspired by our kids. It's been fun to write for them for the first time.
Writing for Charity was amazing! Thanks to all who came. We raised a good amount of money and will be able to buy a lot of books for kids in disadvantaged areas. There will be another conference next year.


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You couldn't move 20 feet last weekend at Baltimore's jam-packed Inner Harbor without running into Phillies' fans sporting their true colors. Utley, Howard, Pence and Halladay jerseys were particularly abundant as were Carlton retro shirts. Didn't see too many Chad Qualls unis amid the vast sea of red, however.
The Phillies are baseball's finest when it comes to eliminating the visiting team disadvantage — at least from a crowd perspective. And the weekend series in Baltimore was the classic example.
Of the 46,611 in attendance at Saturday's game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the best guess here is that about 23,000 made the trip down I-95 from the Delaware Valley. This was most evident when the Phillies popped three solo home runs, including Jim Thome's 605th career blast. The noise level, in fact, was higher for a mid-game Phils' rally than Baltimore fans could muster after Adam Jones' game-winner, a walk-off homer in the 12th inning.
The Phils lost, 6-4, but won easily in the cheering department. When the fans rose, as one, for Thome's smash, they appeared to be seated in every section of Oriole Park.
While Philadelphia leads all major leagues teams with average attendance of 44,000-plus, Baltimore is 24th with just under 25,000. So it's pretty clear Phillies' fans in excess of 20,000 made the journey for the national TV game. That's amazing, but hardly surprising.
Still smarting from injuries which have sidelined Chase Utley and Ryan Howard all of 2012, plus a slew of disheartening additional injuries during the season, the Phillies' umpteenth makeshift lineup played an ugly game on Saturday.
They made three errors in one inning for the first time in three seasons. Mike Fontenot had a forgettable game at second base, missing three balls he admits he should have caught.
Although newcomer B.J. Rosenberg hurled a solid 11th, his hanging slider to Jones in the 12th ended the game.
Here's what continues to puzzle me. Jonathan Papelbon didn't pitch for the sixth time this season in similar situations when the Phils were walk-off losers. The $50 million man doesn't work unless it's a save situation. All managers share the guilt because they all play by baseball's curious by-the-book logic, but I still don't get the taboo.
My wife, granddaughter and I all were decked out in Phllies' gear. Travel agent Carol Van Brill had so much response to the overnight trip she hired a bus and a van. Besides the nearly 70 fans she supplied, I ran into dozens of other Gloucester County residents who made the short trek. If you so desired, you could high-five a Phils' fan every few steps at Inner Harbor.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards was the first of baseball's retro parks. The setting at the entrance to Inner Harbor is very nice, but the stadium overall can't hold a candle to Citizens Bank Park — food included.
Inner Harbor scores high marks for its restaurants, including a new one, Bubba Gump's, where the shrimp are awesome and plentiful.
There's plenty for the family to do, but the advice is to bring your wallet. And the Aquarium is so popular the wait can be lengthy.
We took Erin on a pirate ship excursion.
Of the 30 or 35 adults and kids taking part in the interactive adventure, a dozen or so sported Phillies' gear.
For this ultimate team away from home, that's about par.
If the Phils played a series in Siberia, their adoring fans would show up there, too.
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Experience working with affordable housing experts to produce inexpensive houses that fit into surrounding bungalow neighborhoods lead Brooks to develop reinvigorated Craftsman style home plans that not only reduce the initial carbon footprints, but also work well in infill construction and newer, small-lot developments. It's a "build green" approach. Home widths are based on 4-foot increments for less waste during construction. Bump outs are kept to a minimum because extra corners are expensive, energy-inefficient, and time consuming to build. Roof lines are simple. Less waste and complication means savings that can be put into energy-efficient appliances, solar power, and/or insulation. Smaller but well functioning living spaces mean less energy is needed over the long haul. A smaller footprint means less valuable land is needed. More compact housing encourages walking and mixed use neighborhoods. This translates into healthier living, more freedom of movement and choice, and less reliance on polluting fossil fuels.
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Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College's Jackson County Campus Fine Arts Department will host a Voice Masterclass and Guest Voice Recital in the Fine Arts Auditorium on campus on Thursday, March 13. The recital, "Diversity," which is free and open to the public, will begin at 7 p.m. Soprano Mihaela Buhaiciuc will perform, accompanied by pianist Sharon Hudson.
The masterclass will feature several MGCCC student vocal majors, who will also have coaching sessions with Buhaiciuc.
A native of Romania and a former vocal faculty member at University of Mobile, Buhaiciuc is an active performer, pedagogue, lecturer and a true advocate of meaningful singing. Her repertoire includes opera roles such as Mozart's Susanna, Despina, Zerlina; Haendel's Nerone; Bizet's Micaela; Britten's Miles, Mrs. Hayes in Floyd's Suzannah among others. Buhaiciuc performed with Mobile Opera, Stony Brook Opera of SBU New York, South Florida Lyric Opera Co., and Brasov Opera House, Romania. Her repertoire includes oratorios, art songs and chamber music from Baroque to Schoenberg and postmodernists.
She has lectured on various topics at International Conferences held at Royal Academy of Music in London, UK; the International Academic Forum, Osaka, Japan; International Congress of Voice Teachers, Paris, France; George Enesco International Festival, New York City among others. Her book, "The Art of Singing. The Science of Emotions," was published in Romania in 2013.
Buhaiciuc holds a master's and doctor of Musical Arts degrees in voice performance from State University of New York at Stony Brook. She is currently full-time voice faculty at Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania, and the coordinator of the vocal performance area.
For more information, contact Dr. Jonathan Kilgore, Fine Arts Department Chair, 228.497.7707 or email@example.com.


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Anita de la Torre never questioned her freedom living in the Dominican Republic. But by her 12th birthday in 1960, most of her relatives have emigrated to the United States, her Tío Toni has disappeared without a trace, and the government's secret police terrorize her remaining family because of their suspected opposition of el Trujillo's dictatorship. Using the strength and courage of her family, Anita must overcome her fears and fly to freedom, leaving all that she once knew behind. From renowned author Julia Alvarez comes an unforgettable story about adolescence, perseverance, and one girl's struggle to be free.
A twelve-year-old girl lives under a ruthless dictatorship in the Dominican Republic in 1960.
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At the ninth try, Spurs guard Tony Parker finally won a major tournament with the French National Team. A Eurobasket where low quality of play was the norm and star power weak due to the many absences presented a perfect opportunity. Parker took advantage of it and led France to its first title, capped with an 80-66 victory over Lithuania.
It was redemption for Parker following the devastating loss to the Miami Heat at the NBA Finals and at the same time vindication in the face of FIBA jingoists that have refused to place him in the same standing as Drazen Petrovic or Arvydas Sabonis as one of the all-time European greats because of his lack of success in international competitions.
Well, it finally happened for him and, as expected, the road to gold went through Spain, the team that had defeated the French eight times in a row coming into the Eurobasket. With no Pau Gasol in the lineup, the Spaniards looked beatable and France eked out a 75-72 overtime win in the semifinals behind Parker's 32 points.
In leading France to the championship, Parker became the top scorer of the tournament and second-best in the history of the Eurobasket, surpassing Mavs star Dirk Nowitzki.
Obviously, the 31-year-old Parker was voted MVP by the media. He's also HoopsHype's pick for the award.
These are other players that excelled in Slovenia:
Goran Dragic (Slovenia). Terrific guard that would be so much better with improved decision-making. He was Slovenia's best player – especially in the open court – but couldn't save his team from elimination against France. Too many hero shots in the biggest game. Still, the highly-motivated Suns guard put together a solid tournament.
Bojan Bogdanovic (Croatia). An all-around go-to scorer for Croatia that should have the Nets salivating. Looking more and more like a draft steal with that 31st pick in 2011.
Linas Kleiza (Lithuania). A bust in Toronto, Kleiza remains an effective player for Lithuania. It was team effort rather than individual play that took Lithuania to the championship game, but Kleiza's role was central – especially in the semifinal game vs. Croatia.
Marc Gasol (Spain). With his brother sitting out the Eurobasket, the Grizzlies center became the featured big man in Spain's offense. Although often a reluctant shooter, Gasol still led the Spaniards in scoring with 13.9 points per game, his best mark in a FIBA competition. Was unquestionably the best defensive player in the tournament.
Mantas Kalnietis (Lithuania). Point guard play was supposed to be the main Lithuanian weakness, but ended up being a strength thanks to the brilliant performance of trigger-happy Kalnietis, who finished No. 1 in assists.
Boris Diaw (France). His high basketball IQ continues to be a huge asset for France. Was a playmaker for the team – to the point of finishing with more assists than Parker.
Alexis Ajinca (France). The former Maverick center filled in nicely for Joakim Noah at the center position. Was a threat offensively at times and made it very tough for France's opponents to finish at the rim with his freakish length. Still gets pushed around.
Nicolas Batum (France). Stepped up in the final after a no-show in the semis against Spain. His length and athleticism gave him an edge against most of the competition in Slovenia.
Sergio Rodriguez (Spain). In a point guard rotation that featured Wolves' Ricky Rubio and Mavs veteran Jose Manuel Calderon, it was the former Blazer who truly shined. Rodriguez came off the bench and often changed the game for the Spaniards with efficient scoring and playmaking. No longer a defensive liability, Rodriguez merits a second look by NBA teams. With two years left on his contract with Real Madrid, an NBA return looks like a long shot, though.
Rudy Fernandez (Spain). Cut down on the antics and performed better. A key two-way player for Spain that made up some for the absence of Juan Carlos Navarro.
Gigi Datome (Italy). Despite its disappointing finish, Italy was one of the feel-good stories in the tournament after years of bombing in FIBA competitions. Datome's play was one of the main reasons. The Pistons got themselves a high-energy forward with great shooting skills. Think of a poor man's Shawn Marion with way better shooting form.
Pooh Jeter (Ukraine). Hired gun that played within a team concept. Led his team in both scoring and assists and Ukraine surprisingly qualified for next year's World Cup.
Nenad Krstic (Serbia). Was destroyed by Marc Gasol in the quarter-finals game vs. Spain, but for the most part delivered and was a steady veteran presence for a Serbian team with an average age of 23.
Jeffery Taylor (Sweden). The Bobcats' sophomore guard took more than 25 percent of the shots of his team and ended with the best scoring average of the tournament.
Jan Vesely (Czech Republic). Looked like the player the Wizards drafted and not the one we've seen in the NBA. The body of work was limited, though, since the Czech Republic was eliminated after only five games.


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Jared Lee Loughner's mental unraveling is illustrated in thousands of investigative reports released Wednesday by the Pima County Sheriff's Department.
Detectives interviewed relatives, friends and witnesses in the days and hours after he opened fire in a Safeway parking lot in an effort to assassinate then-U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
Here are some of the major findings:
Loughner checked in to Motel 6, 4630 W. Ina Road, around 12:30 a.m. the day of the shooting. Hotel lock records indicate he didn't sleep much, with the door opening and closing repeatedly during the night. Hotel workers weren't sure when Loughner left.
Tearful TRAFFIC STOP
Loughner was driving a car registered to his family when he went through a red light at 7:30 a.m. the day of shooting. He inched toward the intersection, then drove through the red light while making eye contact in the rearview mirror with a state wildlife agent behind him.
"I'm just kinda driving around," he told the agent who stopped him, according to a report. The agent recalled saying, "I'm not gonna write you a citation for this. And when I said that to him his face got kinda screwed up and he started to cry. And that struck me as a little odd."
The officer asked Loughner if he was OK.
"He said, 'Yeah, I'm OK, I've just had a-a-a rough time, and I really thought I was gonna get a ticket.'"
The agent asked Loughner again if he was OK, and Loughner said he was going home.
He then shook the officer's hand.
On the morning of the shooting about 9 a.m., Loughner went to the Circle K at 3712 W. Cortaro Farms Road and asked a worker to call a cab for him. While waiting, he paced a lot and went to the restroom three or four times.
At one point he looked at the clock, which said 9:25 a.m. and said, "I've still got time." Before the cab came, Loughner walked back into the Circle K and shook the employee's hand and thanked her.
The cab took him to Safeway. The driver said the ride was mostly quiet but Loughner suddenly explained that he drank too much.
A witness described seeing an ominous-looking man in his early 20s wearing a backpack near the shooting scene. The witness later described recognizing Loughner as that person from photos on the news.
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Alex Villec, a former Giffords intern, went to help at the Congress on Your Corner that day. He said he spoke to Loughner before the shooting. Loughner came up to Villec and and asked if he could talk to the congresswoman and whether she was there.
"I said, 'Yeah, actually, you can join the other people at the end of the line, she'll be with you in about 15, 20 minutes, not a problem.' He was a little standoffish, kind of defensive, didn't seem to care what I had to say.
"He walked to the back, seemingly complying. It looked like it was nothing big. But then he came back, must have been 30 seconds to a minute later, which is atypical because, because I had already talked to him and I thought he was in line. But he came back, was stone cold face, barged through the table separating him from me and the congresswoman."
Villec said he saw Giffords go into a "natural self-defense, you know, to shield herself from, from all this being inflicted upon her."
Intern Daniel Hernandez described how constituents and other people were lining up to see Giffords, and he was helping people sign in. He recalled handing Loughner a clipboard. "The next thing I hear is someone yell, 'gun.' "
The first words of Giffords aide Ron Barber after getting shot twice and falling to the ground were, "Is she shot?" referring to the congresswoman.
It was Barber who directed Hernandez to stay with Giffords.
"He told me to stay with the congresswoman. Whatever I did, to make sure I was staying with the congresswoman," Hernandez said.
In an interview, Hernandez described the chaos: "She couldn't open her eyes. I tried to get any responses for her. Um, it looked like her left side was the only side that was still mobile. Um, she couldn't speak. It was mumbled. She was squeezing my hand.
"I did some training as a certified nursing assistant and as a phlebotomist, um, when I was in high school. So I knew that we need to see if she's got a pulse. She was still breathing. Her breathing was getting shallower. Uh, I then lifted her up so that she wasn't flat on the ground against the wall," he said.
"I ended up having to hold on to the oxygen and to the congresswoman's hand while she was being put in the ambulance. I then rode with her to UMC. In the ambulance I made two phone calls. The first was to state Rep. Steve Farley of District 28. I knew he was very good friends with Congresswoman Giffords. So I had him notify her mother and her father, who are in Tucson, and also see if someone could call Mark Kelly, who is her husband.
"The second call was to my family and I left a voice mail to let them know that I had been at the event and that there were injuries and I was not one of them."
A firefighter described how he cared for Giffords after arriving at the scene. "You'd ask her to grab your hand and she would grab your hand," he said. He and paramedics rushed her to the hospital in an ambulance, giving her oxygen and an IV.
Kalil Bottling merchandiser Manuel Hernandez rushed out of Safeway after the shots ceased. He offered his work shirt to be used in applying pressure to Giffords' wounds.
In the last half of 2010, Loughner applied for a job at the same Sportsman's Warehouse store where he later bought a Glock handgun before the shooting. He didn't get the job. A former friend from Mountain View High School, Zachary Osler, worked there and recalled seeing his former classmate in the store.
Osler said Loughner was a lot different than he was in high school. When he greeted him, Loughner said nothing.
"Just a mute facial expression," Osler said. Like "he didn't care."
Osler, talking about Loughner in high school, said: "Weird kid. He'd say weird things. Talk about weird things like how he consciously dreams while he's awake."
"I do know he tried to join the Army at one point. And they did mental evaluations on him. And they didn't accept him."
"He would say he could dream. And then control what he was doing while he was dreaming."
He thought Loughner started doing tai chi, or learning it. Osler said he knew Loughner's car - a black 1969 Chevy Nova.
When he learned that Loughner was the suspect in the shooting, "my jaw just dropped. And I was like I know this person. Why he would do it? What would his motive be? If he had people help him? I do not know."
In Loughner's left front pocket were two magazines for a Glock, both fully loaded. In his other front pocket was a foldable knife with about a 4-inch blade. In his back right pocket, he had a baggie with some money, a credit card and his Arizona driver's license. He was wearing a black beanie, a black hoodie-type sweatshirt and khaki pants.
Loughner also had ear plugs. A Walgreens surveillance camera captured him buying them for $1.99 at 2:23 a.m. on Jan. 8.
The Vietnam vet was shot in the lower calf. Had been talking with Mary Reed and her daughter before the shooting.
"I heard pop, pop, pop and I thought, son of a bitch," Veeder said.
He grabbed the gun. Witness Patricia Maisch told him not to shoot Loughner. He put the gun under his foot until law enforcement arrived. "I was in combat reaction," he told detectives.
Reed was one of the 13 injured. Her daughter was not wounded.
When she took away Loughner's gun magazine, witness Maisch berated him: "How could you do this? How could you hate so much?"
Witness Joseph Zamudio told detectives that Loughner was "expressionless" after the shooting: "He didn't care."
Zamudio was carrying a concealed weapon but did not take it out. It would have just caused more hysteria, he said.
When investigators served a search warrant at the house where Loughner lived with his parents, his father, Randy, cried and apologized for what had happened.
Investigators found a safe inside Jared Loughner's room that contained items he appeared to expect someone to find after the shooting.
There was an envelope containing two cartridge casings. On the outside was a Glock serial number and writings "to the effect of I planned ahead my assassination, these are the first two shells of my gun and a date of 12/06/10."
Also inside the safe was a gun lock with a paper inside that "had writing on it including words to the effect of hold on to this … you have a piece of a historic gun … 2010, Jared Lee Loughner."
Additionally, investigators found a small black memory card, a small pin and another handwritten note.
They seized the kitchen desktop computer, notebooks and printouts related to the First Amendment.
The gunman was cooperative with deputies who held him after his arrest at the grocery store. There was little conversation. Loughner cited the Fifth Amendment. He asked at one point if he could please use the restroom and said "thank you" when he was allowed. At another point he complained, "I'm about ready to fall over."
Code names of the shooting victims at University Medical Center included "Lasso" for Gabrielle Giffords and "Parsley" for Ron Barber.
Compiled by Carli Brosseau, Stephanie Innes, Kimberly Matas, Becky Pallack, Kim Smith and Tim Steller.


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SYDNEY: Cricket Australia Tuesday said it wanted to start playing day-night Tests as soon as possible after the International Cricket Council gave its seal of approval to the concept.
The ICC late Monday announced that Tests can finally take place under lights, with teams deciding on the hours of play and the brand, type and colour of the ball to be used.
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has long argued that the game needs to recognise that fans have a better chance of watching Test cricket if it is played at night.
"Test cricket is by definition played on at least three week days, times when most people are at work or school, and this limits the ability of fans to attend or watch on TV," he said in a statement.
"We limit ourselves by staging cricket's premium format at times when fans often cannot watch."
He said when a Test was played in Perth on Australia's west coast, which is three hours behind the cities of Sydney and Melbourne, the television audience was much higher because fans on the east coast were home from work.
"CA has a formal strategic plan that demands that Australian cricket puts fans first and we will now add day-night Tests to the agenda when we talk to other Test nations about their future tours Down Under," he said.
However, Sutherland added that he did not want to create expectations that day/night Tests were imminent.
"Finding a Test ball that is as easily visible in the day as it is at night is still a technical work in progress that the ICC is now leading and it has not yet been possible to predict when such a ball might be available," he said.
While the traditional red ball is not regarded as suitable for playing at night, because it is not as visible as it is during the day, the white ball used in One Day Internationals was not durable enough for Tests, he added.
Experiments have included playing with pink, orange and yellow balls.


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Roberto Mello wrote: > On Fri, Jan 11, 2002 at 05:22:40PM -0800, Elein wrote: > >>As a wiki fan, I'm sorry to say I hate the interactive pages. >>They are yet another forum for people who should be asking >>questions in the mailing lists. They are very distracting. >>If there were a genuine doc note in that mess, I would never >>see it. >> > > Are you volunteering to moderate doc notes? That would mean you'd have to > scan them once in a while and remove questions, directing questioners to > the lists. > > >>If you were to create a question/answer wiki it would probably >>help a lot of people and ideally people would only really put doc >>notes and examples on the interactive doc pages. >> > > That's what mailing lists are for. Wikis have good uses, but so do mailing > lists. > > -Roberto > > If I were not the only moderator, I certainly could help. Tell me how to do it and I'll try to be nice :-) and be as attentive as my work allows. While you all are listening, I also have an organization suggestion. List the functions that operate on a data type with the data type. Just a returns,function(args) list would probably do. I rarely look up a data type without jumping over to functions. A list of the functions gives people a better idea of the uses and limitations of a given datatype. (I understand this suggestion is probably too late to be useful to 7.2 docs) cheers, elein -- -------------------------------------------------------- elein(at)nextbus(dot)com (510)420-3120 www.nextbus.com spinning to infinity, hallelujah --------------------------------------------------------
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