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- 01-02-2013, 01:58 AM Thread Author #1
Boy, do I ever want to see BlackBerry go back to the city names!
I can't wrap my head around calling the new handset "zed 10"! Sounds like a character from a b-movie (sci-fi).
Names like London, and Lisbon sound much classier!
After all, we already have the OS called BB10. Making a handset with almost the same characters is dumb! - 01-02-2013, 02:08 AM #2
Boy, do I ever want to see BlackBerry go back to the city names!
Who cares what they call it. People will just see it as a blackberry.
Will Z make it be any less of a phone? Z Is generally a high performance designation. - 01-02-2013, 04:47 AM #3
The Z10 name is not confirmed, it is simply that whoever runs cb forums seems to like it and have switched the forum name, but as far as the city names, those were never going to be device names rather than just internal codenames.
I agree to a certain extent that the name doesnt matter AS LONG as it is not called a bold, torch or curve or any other name the legacy os' use to carry. they need to separate themselves from that.
I completely agree with you op though, the city names are way better. there is definetely an elegance about them.. especially London, i took a liking to that one! - 01-02-2013, 05:43 AM #5
I do like the city names though, does add a touch of class and sophistication. I think a name can be important, and can really help with marketing. The London name for example opens up a whole realm of marketing possibilities, so the name is not to be overlooked.
i kinda liked the city names also. We will see Jan 30th what they will call them!
Zee 10 sounds cool. But zed doesn't
I think they will have names and the Z10, X10, etc. will be the model, for example London Z10 (like Curve 9380, though I doubt they will keep the city names). This will help build continuity between generations just as Bold, Curve, Torch, Tour, etc did previously.
All Hail Zee10! You know, like this guy >
K, all kidding aside I don't care for the name but the city names were nice. I think some people might be offended if their city name was given to the lowest spec'd phone though. So I think they changed the naming scheme because of that. They could use constellation names. Orion is my fave
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I'm no more qualified to say so because I own a BlackBerry - 01-02-2013, 11:37 AM Thread Author #12
How about they name the BlackBerry 10 smartphones after the days of the week? The BlackBerry Wednesday could be all matte black with a smoky-glass display and a twisted voice-response feature along with producing random electrical shocks (vibrations), scary notification sounds, creepy icons and theme. As for the BlackBerry Friday, a hard-working, loyal companion, etc.
They really do need to reconsider the Z and X names being bandied about for the BB10 devices, as it may confuse some consumers. For example, Sony's next versions of their Xperia smartphone are supposedly being called the Xperia Z and Xperia ZL. There's been earlier posts about other products with names similar to the Z10 and X10 and some of them have been phones. While I can see the reasoning behind the possible dropping of earlier model names in order to make a fresh start with BB10, hopefully the Z10 and X10 names are red herrings and we'll get the real names on January 30th.
- 01-02-2013, 04:34 PM Thread Author #17
Re: Boy, do I ever want to see BlackBerry go back to the city names!
So do we expect a maximum of 26 models using BB10? After which we get the Zed 11 or the Zed 10.1?
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Tapatalk HD - 01-02-2013, 06:17 PM #18
I agree I don't like the Z10 name, I'd much prefer an actual word. Same as car companies, names are so much easier to remember (Focus, Passat, Altima) as apposed to GX45, EX45, FX45, you can't keep track of them...
I know London was always a code name, but it would be kinda neat if they named all their devices after cities. Although what do you name the cheap devices? Might get kind of offensive. - 01-02-2013, 06:30 PM #20Blatant placeholder signature.
Maybe, but if it's anything like the NHL, everyone will hate the BlackBerry Toronto, no one from Calgary would buy the BlackBerry Edmonton (and vice versa), and the BlackBerry Vancouver will have the best specs of all of them. Well, until the BlackBerry Edmonton takes over the entire smartphone industry in a few years.
Err, where was I? Oh yes. To honour their Canadian heritage, I propose they use iconic animal names instead. Behold, the BlackBerry Moose (with an 18inch, err 45.7cm display), BlackBerry Canada Goose (comes with a unique notification tone that goes "honk"), as well as the keyboard model, the BlackBerry Beaver (clickity-clack).Blatant placeholder signature.
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``Anquan was a great receiver for myself and for our football team,'' said Flacco, who signed a six-year, $120.6 million deal with the Ravens last week. ``It's sad to see a guy like that go, but at the same time you want what's best for him and you just wish him the best of luck.
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Google+ hangout at Arizona
Athletic director Greg Byrne and Arizona put together a Google+ hangout yesterday inviting fans to talk about Arizona athletics.
A month or so ago Skip Holtz answered some fan questions via the Google+ platform, but Arizona's is believed to be the first to feature a Division 1 athletic director interacting with fans. As an added bonus (and also believed to be the first time) Pac 12 commissioner Larry Scott joined the hangout while overseas in Dublin to talk about all the changes that the Pac 12 has seen over the past year, and all the exciting new changes on the horizon.
Holgo: The good stuff is just getting started
With West Virginia's addition to the Big 12 becoming official on Sunday, Dana Holgorsen is convinced that there are many good things to come, and we're just seeing the tip of the iceberg.
The conference money in the Big 12 will be better which will lead to upgrades in facilities, and the exposure on Saturday nights will also get even better which will lead to better recruiting. It all goes hand in hand.
"There's no doubt from when I was here a year ago to where we're at now that a lot has happened, a lot of positive things have happened and a lot of positive things are going to happen. It's going to continue to get better and better. We're obviously in a good spot and the more we're in the Big 12, the more money that comes in and the more support that's here, the better it's going to get."
"I get asked all the time if the Big 12 has helped in recruiting. It hasn't helped yet, but once we play a season and fix a lot of things from a facility standpoint and our kids can actually turn on the TV on a Saturday night on FOX and see a huge production of West Virginia against Baylor, I think that will grab people's attention. It will get better and better, but it's going to take a little bit of time."
With off season rumors of a black uniform getting added to the mix in 2012, Holgo admitted that the staff and the team took a long look at some black alternates, but settled on an all gray alternate instead.
"A lot of people out there wanted the black uniform. We looked at it, but it just didn't flow very well. We felt like the gray was neutral enough to where it would flow and the response I think has been very good. And the players like it, they feel good so they better play good."
Taking a look at yesterday's official release of the gray on gray look, we'd have to agree. Pretty sharp looking.
When you sign the nation's top recruit...
When you just completed one of the most successful seasons in school history and your top recruit has an impressive freshman season, playing in all 13 games as a freshman, finishing second on the team in tackles for loss (12) and sacks (8), it's only fair to feature him in a video that is aimed at bringing excitement to fans looking forward to 2012.
Another solid "It's great to be a Gamecock" season promo from South Carolina.
Stricklin: "We practice everday against an SEC team"
Mississippi State athletic director Scott Stricklin sat down with the NEMS Daily Journal to explain why the Bulldog's football schedule has not included a BCS opponent in over 3 years recently.
According to Stricklin, their scheduling philosophy is aimed towards making sure they have 7 home games scheduled and are bowl eligible at the end of the year. Dan Mullen added that he likes scheduling close non conference opponents to make travel easier on their fan base. Last years road games included games at Memphis and UAB, along with a neutral site game in Nashville against Wake Forest.
Unless strength of schedule is eventually weighed heavily into playoff selection or bowl berths, Stricklin says that he is happy with the way that they currently do things. According to the NCAA, Mississippi State had the 25th toughest schedule last season, with their opponents racking up a combined record of 74-57 (LSU had the toughest schedule in the country with an opponent record of 94-45).
"We've had 16 straight sellouts and we have a waiting list for tickets, so whatever we're doing right now seems to be working from a fan perspective, and we've been to two straight bowl games, so it's working from trying to produce a consistent winner perspective."
Taking a look at this seasons schedule, no one can say it's a cake walk, with road games at Alabama and LSU and then hosting Arkansas before the Egg Bowl in Oxford to wrap up the regular season. And with non conference games at home against Jackson State, South Alabama, and Middle Tennessee State (and a road game at Troy) for 2012, Stricklin reminded everyone of their opponent on a daily basis in practice.
"We practice every day against an SEC team."
HS Video: Championship Training
Downey high school (Modesto, CA) has created a nice "movie trailer" style video showcasing their "Championship Training".
During the video, the phrase "Team 61" flashes across the screen, which is surely head coach Jeremy Plaa's tip of the hat to Brady Hoke and his motivational methods where Hoke uses the "Team X" mantra as a reminder that each team writes their own story and leaves their own legacy.
If one thing is evident in the video, it's that Team 61 of Downey high school has been getting after it and Coach Plaa is teaching his guys how to train like champions.
The 12th Man: "It's almost like we're cheating"
For the past week or so, each day Texas A&M has released a countdown video highlighting an aspect of Aggie country that they'll be bringing with them to the SEC. With three days remaining until they become an official member of the SEC, today's video focuses on the unique advantage that the 12th man provides.
During his introductory press conference, Kevin Sumlin described the environment at Kyle Field as a "7 to 10 point advantage" during the day... and night games are a totally different story.
As one player describes in the video below, "With the 12th man behind us, it's almost like we're cheating."
Swarbrick: Strength of schedule should matter
Notre Dame has historically fielded one of the toughest schedules in the country year in and year out, and athletic director Jack Swarbrick wants to make sure that strength of schedule is taken into consideration when determining what four teams will compete for the national title under the new playoff system.
Much like the selection committee for the NCAA basketball tournament, Swarbick wants an emphasis to be placed the strength of schedule, along with other important factors that determine a teams success throughout the course of the season.
"One of the things we like so much about that is as much as this happened in basketball in the past decade, the selection committee will send a real message about strength of schedule. If you choose not to challenge yourself, especially in the pre-conference games, it's going to impact your rating. That's another way we think we're contributing to the vibrancy of the regular season through this process."
Swarbrick also noted that he wants to see the committe made up of people that understand the game and have at least a basic knowledge of all 121 teams. He believes that eventually the committee will be comprised of representatives of each conference, and then individuals with extensive football knowledge, but no specific conference affiliation.
"We want the sort of sophisticated analysis that says you know this team lost their first game, but their quarterback didn't play the last three quarters. The rest of their season they were undefeated, so if you factor that in, maybe they're a top-four team in the country. We want to have that level of sophistication."
However it all gets ironed out, we'll see this system in place for 12 years starting in 2014, meaning any additional changes won't take place until 2026.
Camp Video: Showdown in Siskiyou
Very nice video below from the Southern Oregon football program and their annual team camp in Ashland, Oregon. The camp was held during the first few weeks of June and is comprised of guys entering grades 9-12.
These high school players are competing hard in every drill and are getting some quality instruction from college coaches along the way. There's even some American Gladiator like competitions mixed in the as well.
There's some good footage of the coaches getting hyped up and getting after it as well. Enjoy.


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3rd "Scientific Writing for Young Astronomers" School
26 February 2014
The "3rd Scientific Writing for Young Astronomers" School will be held in Tihany (Hungary) from 24–28 August 2014.
The direct purpose is to teach beginning PhD Students how to express their scientific results through correct and efficient science writings. In other words, how to write scientific papers for different forums (journals, proceedings, thesis manuscripts, etc.)
More information is available on the external website: http://www.swya.org/
IAU SOFA Software - the 10th Release is now available
9 January 2014
A major release of the SOFA (Standards of Fundamental Astronomy) software was issued on 2 December 2013. This includes the new section "Astrometry" consisting of 32 routines and a cookbook. See the SOFA website at www.iausofa.org for downloads and details of all changes.
SOFA operates under the auspices of the International Astronomical Union (IAU) to provide an accessible and authoritative set of algorithms and procedures that implement standard models used in fundamental astronomy. The service is managed by an international panel, the SOFA Board, appointed through IAU Division A — Fundamental Astronomy. SOFA also works closely with the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service (IERS).
IAU General Secretary Interviewed for International Innovation
11 September 2013
International Innovation, published by Research Media, is a leading global dissemination resource for the wider scientific, technology and research communities. Their publications cover a range of topics and disciplines and in the September 2013 'Era of Discovery' edition IAU General Secretary Thierry Montmerle was among the leading researchers interviewed. Dr Montmerle shared with International Innovation his role at the IAU, the role of the IAU globally in the past and the present, and how this will evolve as we look to the future.
"The IAU is very much alive, we work with some wonderful people, and we are really very ambitious with our role as a scientific union of astronomers, as well as a contributor to society." said Thierry Montmerle
Public Naming of Planets and Planetary Satellites: process to be set up following first reactions
10 September 2013
The document entitled "Public Naming of Planets and Planetary Satellites", published on 14 August 2013, outlined the first thoughts of the IAU on a future process for involving the public in the naming of exoplanets. Following the publication of this document the IAU received around 2000 individual suggestions for exoplanet names. A level of public interest which the IAU is both grateful for and excited about.
This first set of suggestions will not immediately lead to the naming of any exoplanets. However, the diverse input received from around the world — in addition to suggestions received since 14 August — will contribute to the creation of an official IAU naming process for the general public and for naming campaigns by organisations. This process, developed over the coming months, will explain the IAU's global vision for the public naming of exoplanets, and include the development of a specific set of goals, guidelines, and new communication tools.
As a consequence of this work the IAU will temporarily suspend the reception of individual exoplanet suggestions as of 15 September.
Public Naming of Planets and Planetary Satellites
14 August 2013
The document "Public Naming of Planets and Planetary Satellites: Reaching Out for Worldwide Recognition with the Help of the IAU" is now available online for download in PDF format (128 KB). Read about IAU's statements and rules regarding suggestions for names and public naming campaigns.
IB 112 is online
14 August 2013
The Information Bulletin 112 (July 2013) is online. Download the PDF file (1.3 MB) on this link.
Interview with IAU General Secretary at Awesome Astronomy
7 August 2013
Listen to information about the IAU, planet naming, planet definition and much more in the interview with IAU General Secretary Thierry Montmerle, 29 minutes into Awesome Astronomy Episode 14: http://traffic.libsyn.com/awesomeastronomy/Episode_14.mp3
Read more at Awesome Astronomy's web site: www.AwesomeAstronomy.com
Vacancy announcement: IAU International Outreach Coordinator
2 August 2013
The IAU International Outreach Coordinator (IOC) will coordinate worldwide efforts to promote public awareness, appreciation and education of astronomy and related sciences. He/she will work closely with the IAU Office of Astronomy for Development (OAD), based in Cape Town (South Africa), with the newly created IAU Division on Education, Outreach, and Heritage (Div. C) and maintain good contacts with the funding partners.
The IOC fills a fulltime position. He/she runs the IAU Office for Astronomy Outreach (OAO), which is hosted by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ), Mitaka Campus, Tokyo, Japan.
More information and how to apply:
- Requirements and how to apply (PDF, 91 KB)
- Job description (PDF, 36 KB)
IAU Office of Astronomy for Development Call for Proposals Launched
10 July 2013
The IAU Office of Astronomy for Development (OAD) has launched its Call for Proposals for projects to be implemented in the 2014 calendar year. You will find the details of the Call as well as an online application form on the OAD website. Submit your ideas for funding to Task Force 1: Universities and Research, Task Force 2: Children and Schools or Task Force 3: Public Outreach. Deadline for submission of proposals is 23:59 UTC on 31 August 2013. Please contact email@example.com for any enquiries.
Interview with the IAU General Secretary: "A view from the Observatory"
3 July 2013
Read the interview with IAU General Secretary Thierry Montmerle titled "A view from the Observatory" in Science Omega Review Europe #2: http://www.scienceomega.com/article/1202/a-view-from-the-observatory-astronomic-collaboration-challenges
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Can we know how many contracts the team has so we won't waste a phone/have our gm reputation drop because they can't accept the trade since they'll have more players than they're able to?
Can we know how many contracts the team has so we won't waste a phone/have our gm reputation drop because they can't accept the trade since they'll have more players than they're able to?
It would be nice to be able to release players you don't want anymore, like the players who I don't want to give a contract (because they suck) and they just sit there unless I give them a contract.
For the love of God can they fix the random glitches in be a gm mode?
After I simulate a game and the final score is presented, i get a waiver notification and i say no....it doesn't let me press anything that would let me resume my be a gm game and i have to quit and thus ALL data lost.
Last year, I was forced to have 50 contracts so this wouldn't happen....THIS year, even with 50 contracts I STILL get notifications for a waiver-wire. ****ing ridiculous! I went 12-1-1 (best ever beginning of a season) and this **** happens and i lost everything.
I've been playing Be a GM lately, I hate how you can't make a trade with teams unless it's 1 player for 1 player, 2 for 2...so on...every team has too many contracts. The Tampa Bay Lightning is the only team in the whole thing I can deal with that doesn't have too many contracts. I also can't find a mode where I can win and lose. The second hardest difficulty is too easy, hardest is too hard. I messed with the sliders, but it's still a pain in the ass making it that way. Also, teams are too picky in trades. I understand if you are looking for a certain kind of player, but you say you don't want young players, you don't want mid-aged players, you're not looking for a veteran, you're not interested in wingers, you're not interested in centers, you don't want the player I offered even if it's what you are looking for...like when they say they want more defense and have a surplus of offense and I offer them Scuderi, they don't want another defender, and they don't want to get rid of one of their snipers. It's too difficult to make a trade.


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I urge you to publicly denounce the statements inciting hatred and violence against LGBT people. ... The call to stone gay people is incitement to hatred and violence, and it should be condemned by you in the clearest terms and in the most public way possible. ... Bulgaria, as a member state of the Council of Europe, is subject to [the] recommendation of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to member states to combat discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity. ... There is no doubt that [the] call for stoning LGBT people falls under the category of hate speech that Council of Europe member states want to prohibit.
Sexual orientation and LGBT rights are contentious issues in societies worldwide. Ugandan Minister of State for Ethics and Integrity Simon Lokodo said last week that the government was not discriminating based on sexual orientation [JURIST report]. The statement came days after the government had announced that it would ban at least 38 non-governmental organizations that are accused of recruiting children to homosexuality [JURIST report]. Earlier this month, a prominent Russian gay rights activist filed a complaint [JURIST report] with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) challenging a St. Petersburg city ordinance that prohibits the spreading "homosexual propaganda" to minors. Also this month, the ECHR ruled that a Moldova law banning gay groups from protesting in front of the country's parliament violated citizens' rights [JURIST report] to peacefully assemble and to be free from discrimination. Last month, the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP) released a report [JURIST report] concluding that in the US, incidents of hate-based murders against LGBT individuals increased in 2011.


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To find the secret exit in this level you will need Yoshi`s help. Near the end of the level, you will see a key which appears to be inaccessible. The only way to reach the key is to use Yoshi`s tongue. Once you have the key safely tucked away in Yoshi`s mouth, carry it to the right and you will be on your way to the secret exit.
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Israel says it had no idea about decision to set up joint panel on 1994 bombing in Buenos Aires that killed 85 people.
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Jerusalem expressed "surprise and astonishment" Monday at a decision by Iran and Argentina
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to investigate the 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community center that killed 85 people.
Argentina's courts have already found Iran culpable, and even issued Interpol warrants against five Iranians and a Lebanese for the attack, including Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi.
"The announcement came as a complete surprise and shock," Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor told AFP news agency about the establishment of the new committee. "We warned the Argentineans that the Iranians were trying to manipulate them and set a trap for them that they will use for their propaganda purposes."
Palmor said that Israel had no information on the mandate of the "truth committee" beyond what was written in the media, and was waiting to hear explanations from the Argentinean about what is being discussed.
The attack on the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA) building on July 18, 1994 was Argentina's deadliest ever bombing and also left hundreds wounded. Two years before the attack, Islamic Jihad took responsibility for an attack on the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires that killed 29 people.
An Argentine newspaper reported two years ago that Buenos Aires was willing to stop investigating the bombings of Jewish targets there in the 1990s in return for improved economic ties with Iran. One diplomatic official said the establishment of the "truth committee" – which he said sounded like something straight out of North Korea – seemed to indicate there was something to that story, denied at the time by Argentina.
The official said that Israel, when it asked about Argentine contacts with the Iranians regarding the bombings, were told that it was an internal Argentinean matter that did not affect Israel.
The official said that Argentine President Cristina Fernandez has a fascination with Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, and that this move toward Iran seems to be an indication that she is beginning to follow his lead. It was not clear, the official said, what economic benefits Iran promised Argentina in return for whitewashing the bombings.
Fernandez said foreign ministers from Argentina and Iran had signed a memorandum of understanding during a meeting in Ethiopia.
The commission, according to the accord, will be made up of foreign legal experts "to analyze all the documentation presented to date by the judicial authorities of Argentina and Iran," Fernandez said in a series of Twitter messages.
Fernandez hailed the agreement as historic.
The five commissioners will be jointly nominated and will not be residents of Argentina or Iran, according to a document posted on Fernandez's Facebook page.
After analyzing the evidence, "the commission will give its vision and issue a report with recommendations about how the case should proceed within the legal and regulatory framework of both parties," according to the agreement.
It also outlines plans for Argentine legal officials to meet in Tehran to question "those people for whom Interpol has issued a red notice."
Fernandez said the accord, which must be ratified by Congress, showed Argentina "would never let the tragedy (attack) become a chess piece in the game of wider geopolitical interests."
"Dialogue (is) the only way to resolve conflicts between countries, however severe they are," she said via Twitter.
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Film making along with the objectivity of photography with it's singular way to tell a story with one image has been a life long passion and love affair with me since my early childhood. With this and the joy of telling a story full of creative energy and artful imagination has led me to work as a cinematogragher in Hollywood, New York and Europe. One of my many interests in art/film school was film history along with the actors that made it all the more a fun topic to discuss and fascinating to research. So after many years of reading and recalling many of the stories my family told me about the good ol'e days. I've compiled a very short list of those grand artist of yesteryear as not to forget their contribution to history of cinema.
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Please connect Martha with her father William B. Sleeper #105312782.
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I just wanted to let you know that the actor, James "Jimmy" Conlin is not buried at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Compton, Ca. He is buried at San Fernando Mission Cemetery in Mission Hills (L.A. County), Ca. Also, his Plot info is: Section D, Lot 247, Grave 7.
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Your memorials are beautiful. It's my honor and pleasure to visit Your Memorials. I have added two photos in the memorial of Judith Barrett. She is wonderful Actress!!!!!
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Thank you for the message left for her. I knew her when I was a child. She was a terrific person to know. She was a great storyteller. Do you have any information about her husband Henry Duffey and her son? I know Duffey was an actor and director. I know his second wife was Dale Winters. Thanks Janet
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The two graves have now been placed in the right cemeteries in Find A Grave.
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Hello David.
I just wish to let you know that these two actors, known in Denmark as "Fyrtaarnet og Bivognen", are not buried in Aalborg New Cemetery. Harald Madsen is buried in H�rsholm Cemetery, H�rsholm, and Carl Schenstrom is buried in Bispebjerg Cemetery, Copenhagen.
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got photo permit the other day from woodlawn,= allowed to take pictures, only from the Family members REQUESTING on F A G .
no famous people stone , again no felix listed at all
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First off the office had no record of him by the first then, then this happen this AM so it looks like woodlawn is out now for us photo people.
I just got back from there today , no photo's allowed without the permission of the historian, I had 4 request. asked why,
She asked me if I was dropping of something No, I said, Then why? I'm a vol photo request person,1 of 6, and I'm semi retired/ @ find a grave. Asked if I had a buiness card so the historian can get back to me. Like from F A G and said no but here is mine.( I'm A Floral Designer)
No headstones are allowed on the internet with out the permission of the historian and a family member, I would have to get a photo permit from the office once approved. this way security will not stop you
Hope the other cemertery doesn't do this will let F A G know this also. Sorry
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