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I am researching my family (Saye) and my wife's (Simpson)and have photos of most the markers that I have submitted to this site.
Would be happy to share information with anyone interested in these families.
I am in Athens,GA and am available to do cemetery look ups or photos in this area.
Have camera, will shoot.
If I have added a memorial for one of your family, and you would like it transfered to you, let me know.
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Lucy Boyd
J Edward ROOKS
Thank you.
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Lucy Boyd
on Mar 06, 2014 10:30 AM
Lucy Boyd
could you please connect J Edward Rooks at Bethabra church to his father John Edward Rooks, born 1866 and died 1911 at Nazareth. His mother was Sarah Alice Hayes Rooks who is buried in Peru Indiana. Thanks.
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Doug Thompson
Ed - private msg sent to your email
We may be related. Catehrine Saye from Gainesville GA was my great great grandmother.
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Didamia (Lord) McGinnes
Again, thanks! Carol
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Linnie Johnston Ayers
I appreciate the edits and the transfer. Thanks. Carol
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Lucy Boyd
J (John) Edward Rooks
Bethabra church cem, Barrow county.
could you please connect his parents ? they were John Edward 14760309 Nazareth cemetery, and
Sarah A (Alice) Hayes Rooks 21436561 Peru, Indiana
Thanks so much !
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J (John) Edward Rooks
Bethabra church cem, Barrow county.
could you please connect his parents ? they were John Edward 14760309 Nazareth cemetery, and
Sarah A (Alice) Hayes Rooks 21436561 Peru, Indiana
Thanks so much !
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Sherrer, Guy T.
Thank you, Ed. I am seeking transfer of Sherrer records (Guy T., Zettie, Carrie Mae, Guy Jr, Paul A.) so that I may complete their records. from
Parks Lanier, Jr.
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Donna Lyle Alumbaugh
Hello Ed, thank you for your kindness in transferring I. H. Lyle. and for posting him,
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RE: 54088993 T Simpson photo
Thanks Ed!
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Event Calendar Migration
14 May 2011 at 8:17am
I had Silverstripe 2.4.4 installed on Godaddy, originally. And had Dataobject Manager and Event Calendar working great. When we went to migrate it over from the development site, to the production, which is on Network Solutions, it was easy peasy and everything worked great; except the Event Calendar.
I'm now getting this error:
Fatal error: Argument 1 passed to LiveCalendarWidget::__construct() must be an instance of Calendar, called in [full path from root]/httpdocs/event_calendar/code/Calendar.php on line 877 and defined in [full path from root]/httpdocs/event_calendar/code/CalendarUI.class.php on line 89
Any ideas? I'm absolutely stuck...
Re: Event Calendar Migration
5 July 2011 at 1:29pm
Just wanted to let everyone know I gave up. The Network Solutions VPS solution they provide is OLD and OUTDATED. I eventually had to move the client's production site to a host that wasn't working in Fedora Core 6.
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I've been following this blog since April, and think it's great I can post my own recipes now. I loved a lot of the dishes that have been posted so far and I like to serve them with salad, it's a nice light side for a grilled dish. I find most salad dressings from store shelfs to be full of stuff I can't pronounce, so I decided to try making my own. This is what I made.
When you are done making this vinagrette, you will want to store it in the fridge. That is a good thing to do. But the oil in the dressing will solidify. So when you're serving this, remember to pull it out of the fridge at least 15 minutes before serving, for the oil to re-liquify, and then shake well.
This dressing is great over a green salad and far better for you than something that comes off the grocery shelf. It has an expiration date too. There are hundreds of combo's that can be done with this dressing. Try adding chopped green onion, diced bacon, paprika, or use cider vinegar instead.
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For supper I made these Savoury Scallion And Sausage Pancakes With Garlic Cream Dip! Super tasty, filled with cheese and scrumptious morsels of savoury sausage.
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The mirror cluster is a primary-backup high availability solution. The application runs on a primary server and is restarted automatically on a secondary server if the primary server fails.
The software data replication is configured at the file level with the name of the file directories to replicate. The directory can contain database files or flat files. With synchronous block-level data replication inside files, this architecture is particularly suited to providing high availability for back-end applications with critical data to protect against failure.
SafeKit HA software provides a generic mirror module with software data replication to build this type of HA cluster architecture. You can write your own mirror module starting from the SafeKit generic mirror module. Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle are examples of mirror modules.
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Failback involves restarting Server 1 after fixing the problem that caused it to fail. SafeKit automatically resynchronizes the files, updating only the files modified on Server 2 while Server 1 was halted.
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I'm a very easy going person, so giving the Valencia a 5/5 review was simple. It ticked all the boxes and the hotel staff helped me set the tone in the room I was looking for. The staff are effecient, professional and very competent! Would recommend for 2 people!"
We stayed here last year & was presently surprised. Stayed again because of our great experience from last year. The hotel is very clean & staff is wonderful. The only problem is the beds were a little small for 2 people. We got the double & my 2 kids slept in 1 & my husband & I in the other. The AC didn't work well & the room was cool, not cold. Over all, we still love this hotel!"
The location was great but the hotel itself is magnificent. It is by far one of the nicest places I've ever stayed. And I've seen a lot of hotels while traveling for work. One point I am a sticker for is cleanliness and in particular -- the bathrooms. The Contessa scores on a 1 - 10 scale, a 15+. Next is courtesy of staff. They knock the ball out of the park again. They made me fill so welcome and sometimes almost like family. I truly recommend the Hotel to everyone!"
I stayed at this hotel, while attending a conference nearby. The location was great. I had no idea the famed Congress St Bat Bridge was directly adjacent to the hotel, until seeking out the bridge (unfortunately, almost no bats to be seen in April). The room was nice, scrupulously clean, and the SleepNumber bed was divine. Also, you can walk down into the TGIFridays (inside the hotel), and order takeout right from the bar, which was incredibly convenient."
overall it was very good; the staff was very helpful. one minor annoyance: the breakfast area ran out of coffee with 2 hours left of breakfast serving time; the staff person didn't make any effort to replenish it nor did she seem to notice it was out."
My boyfriend and I went to austin for a quick get away and the city and this hotel did not disappoint. The room was beautiful, the bathrooms were magnificent, the bar had great local beer, the landscaping and decor was fabulous, and the service was friendly and wonderful. I can't boast enough!"
My girlfriend and I visited the Fairmont Dallas November 24th to the 27th. The first impression was awesome, the hotel staff was their waiting to lend a hand as soon as we arrived. The check in was smooth and the room was clean and ready to go as soon as we arrived, 10am. The Only thing that wasn't perfect about our stay was the TV didn't have picture twice when I turned it on, all i had to do was turn it off and back on to fix it. The location is great, couple blocks to entertainment like the DFW aquarium, dinning, and a drug store. Also, at night the Wells-Fargo building next door has a nice park area filled with waterfalls that light up, great place for some pictures of you and your girl. Overall, I would and probably will be staying at the Fairmont Dallas again!"
Every bit of what I expected. Perfect for the price. Quiet environment (for a hotel). Par everything! Which was fine with me. I paid $45 with tax to stay here and I have paid more at others and received the same service. I will stay again! Only issue is the carpets. Even with it being cheap your rooms would be even more appealing with clean carpets. I'm sure its from pets, however. I did not feel comfortable walking barefoot and that was my only complaint."
I didnt realise when I booked this hotel that it was so far from Dallas city. But it was extremely close to the Galleria Mall which was fabulous. The hotel supplied a free shuttle bus to and from the mall which was a God send! The hotel was spotless and the staff could not have been nicer! We got dinner one night in the hotel bar and it was really delicious. I would def recommend this to a friend, especially to my shopaholic friends due to the close proximity of the mall."
My roommates and I enjoyed our stay! Our only observation was that the cleanliness of the bathroom could have been better. There was a large stain in the middle of the tub which is displeasing. Also some hairs were there prior to us using the washroom. Your staff was friendly, but our interactions were not as timely as I would prefer. I made a mistake and left some articles of clothing in the closet and I was very happy your staff was able to find them and send them to me. They didn't find everything I was missing, but I am pleased they were very accommodating. Thank you!"
The room was big and beautifuo. The staff was very helpful."
The hotel was beautiful. The room was great and spacious. The fridge didn't work, though. And the beds were SOOO hard. But for the discounted price we got, it was worth it. It's less than 10 minutes from all of the great shopping and its quiet. Great hotel!"
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General | 24 hour front desk, ATM on-site, Air-conditioned, Bar/Lounge, Gift shop, No smoking, Non-smoking rooms available, Parking (free), Pool (outdoor), Restaurant, Room service, Safe, Wheelchair accessible | ||
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We picked the hotel for price and location for a conference.
Upon checkin - we were admonished by the front desk staff for using priceline....then she said she'd try to find a room to accomodate us. During the first night of our stay our car windows were smashed in the parking lot - NO SECURITY
Our car windows were smashed in the first night of our stay. Luckily we had no valuables in the car - we had boxes of items for a conference we were attending that were dumped out by the thief who appeared to have spent quite a while going through our belongings in the vehicle. The same night another vehicle was also broken into by the windows being smashed. The lot said it had security and video but no-one offered any video evidence to the police when I called them. The manager offered a very lukewarm apology but didn't offer any room comp, and made no offer to make us feel safe or offer any concessions. The lot obviously had absolutely no security and I wo...The room
The restaurant was very bad! Food was horrible and the staff was even worse! I will never go back to this hotel!
I was very pleased with the staff and the restaurant. Food choices were good, I ate breakfast twice and dinner twice, all meals were prompt, prepared properly and tasty. It was good to be able to eat at the hotel and be satisfied.
I knew the hotel going in and have no complaints.
The hotel is convenient to downtown as opposed to commuting in from the south end of Birmingham. Not the best neighborhood to be out in at night if you don't know where you are going, but safe enough. Not a new hotel, but the staff shows pride in taking care of it and operating it. I would stay there again.Ok this is the real deal......the hotel is not located in the best area. Infact there's no good places to eat near the hotel, or not at least any good places to eat. The staff was friendly and the room was clean. However, the food at the restaurant
The room was clean but the hotel itself was not in the greatest area of the city
The manager, whose first name is Sara, provided us excellant customer service. She was working at the hotel bar and the next morning, was working at the buffet breakfast. She was pleasant, helpful and made us happy to be there.
The location was in an industrial area, so there were no good options for restaurants other than the hotel's. If you drive down I-20 a little, to exit 188, there are several restaurants there, but otherwise, there are no sit-down restaurants.
We were there for business, for convention held at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Center, so the hotel was convenietly located near the convention center and also the airport. The hotel is very nice inside, but it is in an industrial and run-down area.Location to the airport, the room was nice and the front desk staff were helpful.
Horrible experience with the shuttle to the airport. They claim the shuttle runs every 10 minutes, however I waited 27 minutes for a shuttle. They only had 1 running and several people were unhappy with this.
Only thing going for it was close to airport and interstate.
This place is a dump. While public spaces appeared average or above average, guest room floors were in need of major refreshing, including but not limited to carpets, walls, doors.
Cleanliness is not a preoccupation with this place. Pubic hairs in the bathroom from the guest(s) before. Really shitty place.


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The specialty plate is $40. SNSI receives $25 for each plate sold. This funding allows SNSI to facilitate thousands of spay/neuter surgeries each year!
Spay-Neuter Services of Indiana, Inc. (SNSI) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. SNSI provides financial assistance for spay/neuter surgeries statewide to low-income individuals. Since our inception in 1977, we have helped nearly 70,000 families spay or neuter their pets.
SNSI networks with veterinarians and low-cost clinics to provide affordable spay/neuter surgery options. These veterinarians graciously discount their services to help us further our mission of eliminating the killing of healthy and treatable cats and dogs.
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The firm of Moschella & Winston terminated on December 31, 2012. As of January 1, 2013, Michael Couture joined the firm created by former Moschella & Winston partner, Neal A. Winston, Winston Law Group, LLC, at the same location, 440 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145. His new phone number is (617) 841-4000 and his email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. You can obtain current information about Mr. Couture at winstonlg.com.
Michael R. Couture is an associate at the law firm of Moschella & Winston, LLP, where he specializes in Veterans' benefits, Veterans' healthcare, Medicaid, Social Security, special needs law, and estate planning. He is an accredited attorney with the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the Massachusetts Bar Association. He frequently speaks at seminars and workshops on Veterans' benefits and Medicaid at banks, nursing homes, and other facilities.
Mr. Couture is on the Advisory Board of Directors for the Elder Service Plan of Cambridge Health Alliance, the Human Rights Committee at the Walnut Street Center in Somerville, and the Lowell Folk Festival. He is a member of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and an active fundraiser for MS. He is also a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts and the 100 Club for fallen police officers and firefighters.
Mr. Couture served as a law clerk for Moschella & Winston prior to joining the firm as an attorney. He is a graduate of Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies and Suffolk University Law School, where he received his Juris Doctor degree.


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Is Kenya the future of oil?
Maxwell Birley, CEO of Nairobi, Kenya-based Taipan Resources Inc., discusses the future of oil in Kenya in an interview with Oilprice.com.
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Oilprice.com: The Kenyan government is reviewing its oil and gas regulations. Among the suggested amendments is one that would see the National Oil Corporation (NOC) get a 25% interest in oil properties that foreign firms are operating in Kenya, but this would put the government in a precarious position vis-à-vis attracting investors. How do you see this playing out in the end?
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Maxwell Birley: The government is reviewing the terms that shall apply for licences/contracts that will be granted in the future. Oil companies will review all the terms on offer at the time of bid submission and compare them to the attractiveness of the acreage.
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Oilprice.com: In November last year, Kenya expelled Norwegian Statoil, after revoking its exploration license. Is Nairobi increasingly 'policing' exploration, and what will this mean for investors in the near/medium term?
Maxwell Birley: One of the main functions of the Ministry is to regulate the companies undertaking exploration activities in Kenya. We feel confident, as in many other countries where we have worked, that if you carry out your commitments in the timeframe of the PSC then your license is 100% secure. If we decide to go into the next phases of exploration on Block 2B we can continue to explore for hydrocarbons on the block for another 4.5 years without concerns to the validity of our contract.
Oilprice.com: How does the industry view the financial terms offered by Nairobi in oil and gas?
Maxwell Birley: We believe the terms are reasonably attractive, at least for an oil discovery. The reason that only a few exploration wells were drilled in the past was due to the lack of exploration success—and this was driven by the lack of understanding by the oil companies of the basins. It wasn't because of financial terms offered by the government.
Now that a discovery has been made and our knowledge is increasing, we are going to see a significant increase in drilling activity and therefore reserve additions to the country. (Related Article: What Would Falling Oil Prices do to Russia's Geopolitical Ambitions?)
Oilprice.com: Is Kenya becoming more a game for the majors rather than the juniors, and do you think we will see more joint ventures in the near future?
Maxwell Birley: In our opinion there is a place for small companies at every stage of the development of an oil province. But it's definitely good news for those juniors with large land positions already in the country. The early movers--i.e. the companies like Taipan that acquired their acreage before the oil was discovered—will benefit from the recent oil discoveries. Most of the more prospective acreage has now been leased and therefore the competition for land is increasing.
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As large volumes of oil are discovered, the large independent and Majors will start to notice the country more and more. The Majors—due to their size and complexity—tend to be exploration risk averse and prefer to concentrate on large, lower-risk developments.
Oilprice.com: How would you like to see Nairobi interact with the energy sector moving forward? And how does Kenya compare with other venues in the region like Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Sudan?
Maxwell Birley: There is no doubt that Nairobi is a premium location for business, tourism and families. This is illustrated by the fact that many multi-nationals operating in the sub-Sarahan African region have their head offices in Nairobi. Regarding interaction, it is the oil industry that will need to develop an active and well respected industry body so that broad industry issues can be discussed at the higher levels.


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The North Korean 'Dear Successor' marries
North Korean leader, Kim Jong Eun appears in public with his new wife.
North Korea is happily announcing the marriage of leader Kim Jong Eun to a young, slender woman, identified as, "Comrade Ri Sol Ju." The pair has been seen in public on numerous occasion, leading to speculation regarding her role.
Kim and Ri have made several public appearances, and either she is a good actress or she genuinely loves him. On several occasions the two have been seen close to one another, sometimes with Ri leaning in towards him and the couple even touching. For the ultra-conservative, secretive regime, this is an astounding development.
And while Kim and his retainer appear dressed in fine clothes, their suits appear quite similar and dark, almost like uniforms. However, Ri's apparel is bright and cheery by comparison. Ri is often seen wearing yellows and reds with polka-dots. She has also been seen wearing a knee-length skirt.
While this alone is a sign of change, there is no sign that change will be coming for the ordinary citizens of the country.
Kim has now led the reclusive state for seven months, following the death of his father last December. Hopes for swift reform have been dashed as Kim has spent the last several months consolidating his power.
Crackdowns on critics have continued and several high-ranking officials have been dismissed, their powers handed to Kim who now sits at the head of the military as well as the Worker's Party. And people who have attempted to flee the country have also been arrested and punished.
Kim might still show himself to be a reformer, but it will take more than an attractive young wife to prove it to the rest of the world.
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>> I'm Kara Tsuboi, CNETnews.com. Welcome to the Daily Debrief. Senior writer Ina Fried is here to talk about Yahoo and Microsoft are back at the negotiating table. Tell us about this Ina.
>> So, that's what we're hearing, you know. This is likened to teenagers that can't decide whether they wanna just be friends, go steady, break up entirely. So, what we're hearing is that they are again talking. There was one report yesterday, they were talking about an actual buyout. That's not what we're hearing. What we're hearing is that it's some sort of search deal, perhaps along the lines of the deal that Microsoft had made just before Yahoo went with Google.
>> So, the second wave of talks, who initiated it? Did Yahoo come to Microsoft or Microsoft come to Yahoo?
>> Well, I don't know and it's an interesting question. I mean, you could argue which one is more desperate, I mean in a sense, Yahoo does have a deal with Google--
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>> So, they have done that and that said their stock has continued to decline well below the levels that Microsoft was offering. So, there maybe...either side could be the one pushing this and they're both probably trying to make it seem like they're not desperate but, you know, the same reasons why they fell into each other's arms to begin with are likely still present. The Google deal notwithstanding.
>> And this is just for a portion of Yahoo and we think that it's just specifically for the search.
>> That's the part that Microsoft has shown the most interest in. We're definitely hearing it's not a fall out buyout. At the same time, once a company started talking, you know, the original deal about a buyout turned into the search deal proposal. It's easy to see how it might, you know, once again be a buyout for the full company, although that's not what we're hearing they're talking about now.
>> Now, how do these talks implicate or impact Carl Icahn and his offer on the table?
>> Well, you know, he's just one of those other factors that's swirling in this. I mean, clearly, you know, he's in it for the money and, you know, I think he'd be open to anything that, you know, help the stock and, you know, return more of his investment. So, it's a factor. I mean it's hard to know where he sits on it, though.
>> Well, fickle lovers we'll have to keep following this sort of romance and see how it shakes out in the end.
>> Sounds good.
>> Thank you, Ina. I'm Kara Tsuboi with Ina Fried, CNETnews.com. We'll see you on the next Daily Debrief. ^M00:02:11 [ Music ]
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West Gotomska, a 6087 gross ton cargo ship built at Seattle, Washington, was taken over by the Navy upon completion in August 1918 and placed in commission as USS West Gotomska (ID # 3322). Her maiden voyage as a unit of the Naval Overseas Transportation Service (NOTS) was made to Arica, Chile, where she picked up a cargo of nitrate-rich guano to be taken to New Orleans. On 10 November 1918, the day before the Armistice stopped World War I's fighting, she left New Orleans on her initial trip to France, carrying U.S. Army cargo and service personnel. The ship made two more trans-Atlantic round-trip passages during the first five months of 1919. USS West Gotomska was decommissioned in early June and turned over to the U.S. Shipping Board. Her subsequent career as a commercial freighter entended into World War II. In April 1943 she was renamed Andalien and operated under the Chilean flag until after the end of the war. Following return to the U.S. Maritime Commission, she was laid up in June 1947 and sold for scrapping in November of that year.
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Using Photoshop's Lasso tool, I select regions in each color channel that still need some adjustment, and I blur the edge of the selection using the Feather option. Which layer I choose to edit often depends on the detail I hope to keep; one image usually goes deeper than the other. I then use the Curves, Levels, Color Balance, and Saturation functions to adjust the area in question.
Images made with instruments having a large difference in focal length inevitably show obvious differences in the visual appearance of the stars. One way to change the size of the stars is to select the bottom layer (the wide-field image) and use the Select command, then Color Range. This will open the Color Range window with a preview of the image and a slider bar above it named "Fuzziness." Here I hold the shift key down and click on some of the brighter stars. I experiment with Fuzziness to either increase or decrease the range of my selection until I'm content with how many stars I want to adjust. I then choose the Select command and Feather to further transition the selection into the rest of the image. After finalizing my selection, I usually go to the Filter menu and, from the Other category, select Minimum to shrink the largest stars on the wide-field layer. Occasionally, though, the difference in star size is still apparent, so I select the top layer and repeat the starselection step, but this time replace the Minimum filter with the Maximum filter, to enlarge the stars by a few pixels.
Once the images are completely blended I save the document as a Photoshop (.psd) file to preserve the layered version in case I feel the need to adjust different parts of the image at a later date. I then flatten the image and save a copy as a TIFF file. Any final tweaks are now done to the flattened TIFF file. Once I'm done, I have an image that is capable of being printed in poster format and displayed in an office or gallery.
So when returning to those "old friends" in the night sky with new equipment, remember that your earlier images aren't necessarily inferior to the new images you take. While the work involved in combining old and new views is labor intensive, hybrid compositing is well worth the effort.
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Many thanks for the beautiful front page photo of Rabbi William Greenberg, rabbi emeritus of our Congregation Ezra Bessaroth taken by Daniel Levisohn (Sept. 15).
My friends and I enjoyed attending a spiritually uplifting dedication ceremony on Sept. 10 of a sefer Torah commissioned in honor of our esteemed Rabbi Greenberg, who served for 38 years before retiring in September 1990. The ceremony was followed by cocktails and a wonderful dinner.
The rabbi was unique in that he served as an Ashkenazi rabbi for so long in a Sephardic congregation, with a degree as an electrical engineer and a doctorate in education of psychology at the University of Washington. He adapted well to Sephardic customs of worship and prayers. Before being hired by the congregation he served in other states as a congregational rabbi. His son Rabbi Aryeh Greenberg learned a lot from his father and is currently the hazzan of the congregation.
Many of us were honored to contribute for the purchase of this sefer Torah, which will be used at the Sephardic camp. The rabbi was very much involved with Sephardic camp activities. He believed camp experience was different from the classroom. Bringing the religious learning to the camp with a sefer Torah could have a profound and lasting experience to our youth.
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A historical atmophere during the festive plays will be mediated by the rebuilt castle ditch with about 500 sqm water surface and a water depth of up to 2,20 meters.
The ditch is surrounded by a footpath and a pedestrian bridge on the east side, which leads to the path of the newly constructed open air theater for about 900 visitors on the south west corner of the castle.
A concert stage came into existence in the lower castle courtyard, where the castle festivals take place every year during summer and fall. These festive plays have become popular in the meantime beyond the regions.
A castle festivity with live music also takes place here once a year.
The rich cultural program in the summer and fall with debut performances and premieres of world famous theater acts conjures international theater on the Edesheim lake stage:
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"I don't have any friends in real life" How sad. I will be your friend faceless person on the internet! I have people clammering to come play the system at my house. All of my friends want to come and try it out, mostly because I am the only one who owns the system and has some extra income coming in around this time of year (not a big gift/holiday person). I dunno, Nintendo Land wasn't the game I was confused over no internet over. I would think more Mario. Then agian I don't want people jumping on me or preventing me from enjoying the game. The genres I would assume have multiplayer (internet) would be: Fighting Racing FPS Beat'em Ups Co-op puzzle games. Other than those, I don't know if I want someone jumping all over me, taking my power ups, grabbing me and throwing me around/off the edge, without them being my personal friend. I think it would mostly be frustrating. The online features they do have are pretty cool. --- Since this game rely on micro transaction when people leave for mop this game will be I survive. - MageGuyInfinity | |
DarkAdonis123 posted... They really should've included some sort of party feature like the 360 has. I'm overall happy with the console, but the lack of a party feature is a bit disappointing. it took 3 years after the xbox 360 was out before their was a party feature, and it's something on a paid service. Who knows what will happen in the future --- One and only person to ever finish Tank! Tank! Tank! 50 hours wasted. | |
The only games I buy online for for consoles are Call of duty because my friends play it. I have no interest in online in most other games. Sure the other games I play online are on PC: TF2 (it's online only), Borderlands 2 (online and single player connect) there is no reason for online for most games, period. It may add staying power, but often times makes the game so far from complete in the single player that why bother buying the game at all. Look at the past GOTY games, not a huge percentage has online who knows if anyone is reading this, I sound a bit peeved, but I am really not at all. --- PSN: proton_skeleton 3DS FC: 2449-5049-2466 | |
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1shadetail1 posted... SnakePaws posted...However having them over at your place and playing Nintendo land is a great thing to do once a week. Sorry, I can't imagine anyone who actually has a life, a full-time job, and a partner or family would be able to devote hours every week to playing video games with friends, or that groups of such people would be able to synchronize their free time such that "having them over at your place and playing Nintendo land" would be something you could regularly do "once a week". | |
DiscostewSM posted... Baha05 posted...Easy, some games do better without online. Not every games needs online modes, with party games like Nintendo land I think it's far more fun to play with a group of friends in the room and a lot of the games in NL would seem to be kind of pointless offline. Yeah those pretty much. I don't see the fun in playing a multiplayer game by myself even if everything is is controlled by humans, the fun comes from being with your pals. Obviously that isn't an option for people without friends/live to far away/too busy/whatever so I guess they need online, but not me. --- Read a Nuzlocke by me and a friend at: http://s7.zetaboards.com/Nuzlocke_Forum/topic/8746106/1/#new Dubs>Subs | |
SnakePaws posted... 1shadetail1 posted...SnakePaws posted...However having them over at your place and playing Nintendo land is a great thing to do once a week. If such people can't set aside time to play games with friends, then they can't set aside time to play games, period. --- Gaming is like a pair of boobs - Sony and Microsoft fight over whos boobs look more realistic, while Nintendo is about having fun with them - Walkiethrougie | |
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TalentedM posted... Then agian I don't want people jumping on me or preventing me from enjoying the game. This, right here, is all the reason necessary for no online multiplayer in NSMBU. Griefing to the extreme. "Well, they could add a report feature!" First off, that doesn't help prevent my gaming time from being ruined by griefers, since I have to be griefed in the first place to report a person. Second, good luck proving it was "on purpose." Third, why should I have to police a game that's supposed to be fun? Especially when said policing, as stated, can only come AFTER my fun is ruined? The multiplayer mechanics of party games and NSMB won't translate to a fun online experience, and anyone who thinks they would are griefers or morons. --- Gaming is like a pair of boobs - Sony and Microsoft fight over whos boobs look more realistic, while Nintendo is about having fun with them - Walkiethrougie |
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Evaluating Projects in a Dynamic Economy: Some New Envelope Results
This paper deals with the modern theory of social cost-benefit analysis in a dynamic economy. The theory emphasizes the role of a comprehensive, forward-looking, dynamic welfare index within the period of the project rather than that of a project's long-term consequences. However, what constitutes such a welfare index remains controversial in the recent literature. In this paper, we attempt to shed light on the issue by deriving three equivalent cost-benefit rules for evaluating a small project. In particular, we show that the direct change in a net national product (NNP) qualifies as a convenient welfare index without involving any other induced side effects. The project evaluation criterion thus becomes the present discounted value of the direct changes in NNP over the project period. We also illustrate the application of this theory in a few stylized examples. Copyright Verein für Socialpolitik and Blackwell Publishing Ltd. 2008.Download Info
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Liquidity and Competition in Unregulated Markets
Despite reputedly widespread market manipulation and insider trading, we find surprisingly high liquidity and low transactions costs for actively traded securities on the NYSE between 1890 and 1910, decades before SEC regulation. Moreover, market makers behave largely as predicted in theory: stocks with liquid markets and competitive market makers (cross-trading at the rival Consolidated Exchange) trade with substantially lower quoted bid-ask spreads and with less anti-competitive behavior (price discreteness). Effective spreads, illiquidity, and volume all improve monotonically over time. Notably, the asymmetric information component of effective spreads increases in relative and absolute terms from 1900 to 1910.Download Info
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- Most of them had no interest whatever in religious doctrine or theological beliefs, she writes.
- The reason for this is that the Bible tells us that theological belief is specifically not enough for salvation on its own.
- So if you like, a theological religious foundation was being laid for social action.
- it is theologically impossible to separate East from WestMore example sentences
- Others who had found that church too theologically liberal for their tastes espoused a more traditional theology.
- Can this language of seemingly authentic devotion be theologically justified?
- This book is addressed to a theologically alert readership rather than to the general public or to environmentalists.
late Middle English (in the sense 'relating to the word of God or the Bible'): from medieval Latin theologicalis, from late Latin theologicus, from Greek theologikos, from theologia (see theology).
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Definition of theological in:- The US English dictionary
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