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Charles M. Stern, Jr., was born in Albany, N.Y., on 10 March 1915 and enlisted in the United States Naval Reserve on 1 August 1940. He was assigned to active duty on 22 November 1940 and appointed ensign on 28 February 1941.
Ensign Stern was ordered to duty in battleship Oklahoma (BB-37) on 9 April 1941 and was killed when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on 7 December of that year.
(DE-187: dp. 1,240; 1. 306'; b. 36'7"; dr. 8'9"; s. 21 k.; cpl. 216; a. 3 3", 8 40mm., 10 20mm., 8 dcp., 2 dct., 1 dcp. (hh.); cl. Cannon)
Stern (DE-187) was laid down on 12 August 1943 by the Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co., Newark, N.J.; launched on 31 October 1943; sponsored by Mrs. Joan M. Stern; and commissioned on 1 December 1943, Comdr. James R. Hinton, USNR, in command.
Stern held her shakedown cruise off Bermuda and returned to New York for post-shakedown availability. After a short training period off Casco Bay, Maine, she escorted a convoy to Ireland and returned with another to New York. She stood out of that port, on 23 March 1944, with a convoy for North Africa and arrived at Casablanca on 2 April. On 7 May, she sailed for home with a return convoy and arrived at New York on the 17th. Stern made another round trip to Ireland, via Bermuda from 8 June to 2 August, and one more to Bizerte, Tunisia, which ended in New York on 7 October.
Stern sailed for the west coast on 23 October and arrived at San Diego on 10 November. Routed westward, she arrived at Pearl Harbor on 23 November and, after calling at the Marshall Islands, arrived at Ulithi, Caroline Islands, on 12 December. She was assigned to the at-sea logistics group (Task Group 30.8) of the 3d Fleet. Stern operated with the 3d Fleet from 16 to 25 December and from 29 December 1944 to 28 January 1945, supporting operations liberating Luzon. The ship returned to Ulithi on 8 February and was attached to the screen of the attack transport group of the task force which would invade Iwo Jima. The force arrived off that island early on the morning of the 19th, and the assault groups began landing under intense hostile fire. From that morning until 1 March, the escort protected American transports off Iwo Jima.
On that day, Stern was routed via Guam to the Philippine Islands. She arrived there on 8 March; was assigned to the screen of Task Group 51.1, the Western Islands Attack Group; and sailed for the Ryukyu Islands on 21 March.
Stern screened the attack transports heading for Kerama Retto and arrived there on 26 March. She then performed antisubmarine duty off the islands until 5 April when she was ordered to escort a resupply convoy to Guam. From there, she sailed to Leyte to join another Okinawa-bound task unit and was back off the island on 18 April. This tour off Okinawa was unbroken until July. On 13 and 18 May, she shot down two enemy planes each day, and splashed a single on the 27th.
On 1 July, Stern sailed for the west coast of the United States, via Ulithi and Pearl Harbor. She arrived at San Pedro, Calif., on the 25th. She sailed from that port on 20 October, and proceeded, via the Panama Canal, to Norfolk, Va., for inactivation. By a directive issued in March 1946, Stern was to be sold as surplus of Naval requirements. The sale was cancelled and the escort was transferred to the Atlantic Reserve Fleet. She was placed in reserve, out of commission, on 26 April 1946 and berthed at Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Stern was reactivated on 1 March 1951 and, with five other destroyer escorts, transferred under the Military Assistance Program to the government of the Netherlands. Stern was struck from the Navy list on 7 March 1951. She served the government of the Netherlands as Van Zijill, until she was returned to the custody of the United States Navy in 1967. In 1968, Stern was sold to Simons Scheepsslooperis N.V., Rotterdam, and scrapped.
Stern received three battle stars for World War II service.


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How to do your own Italian Genealogy Research
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How to easily & freely find your Italian Ancestor
The only payment required is for copies of the Government Records here and in Italy. Eventually you may also want to make a donation to the Churches in Italy if need to use their services and if there is someone on staff who can do lookups for you. No payment or donation is "required" to have others mail your letters or write them for you because you can do it yourself. You do NOT have to join an organization and pay monthly dues to work on your own family tree. If you try your best to do your own genealogy research you will have fun and you will meet people who are researching ancestors in the same localities and then you can help each other.
START WITH YOURSELF and go backwards in time generation by generation. Write down your name, your parents' names, your grandparents' names, your great-grandparents' names and anything else you know or candiscover from relatives, including the names of the brothers and sisters of your parents, grandparents and so on because finding records on your ancestors siblings will help you document your Family Tree. Write down everything you know or can find out about your ancestors especially significant dates of important events and places your ancestors lived..
Elders are Gold Dust in Genealogical Research. Visit, telephone or write all of your older relatives and ask them to help you fill in the blanks. Ask them if they know of anyone who might have additional information. Make sure to take notes and tape record the conversationsif possible. Date each piece of information given to you & write down who gave you the information. To make it easier to keep organized use any of the free genealogy charts, family group sheets and extraction forms available on the Internet or pick up some at your local Mormon Family History Center. A list of free charts and forms for Family Tree Research & Genealogy Information is on the USA Tools page of this website. Click this link:
It will help you to visit your local LDS
Family History Center at least once.
Find a Family History Center Near You:
GO in and talk to one of their genealogy volunteers.
Tell them you are starting to work on your family tree and that you would like to pick up their free genealogical forms and research guides. They have a *very* inexpensive guide to doing Italian Genealogy Research, an Italian Genealogy Work List and more.
If you are home-bound and/or unable to drive to one of their centers these *Classic LDS Family History Guides* will help you very much. If you keep them for future reference you can use them whether or not you have an internet connection. RIGHT CLICK and SAVE to your computer these classic info guides:
The "Mormons" (Latter Day Saints) have filmed some of the Italian Civil Records for many of the comuni (municipalities) in Italy from about 1810 to 1860. Some LDS microfilms go up to the 1900/1910s ...BUT many do NOT. Therefore, if your ancestors, born in the 1880s & 1890s, came over as adults in the 1900s you will have a gap in the records.
The good news is that LDS-FamilySearch is slowly putting up ACTUAL IMAGES of ''some'' of the records in Italy. Check them frequently for availability. DO NOT TRUST A TRANSCRIPTION OF A RECORD. Please try your *best* to find an actual record, or a transmittal from Italy, not someone's version of the record. It is never in your best interest, genealogically speaking, to trust a transcription. You need to see the actual record so you don't pass along incorrect information on your ancestors.
Besides incorrect spelling on their extractions some people confuse the date of presentation of a birth to the Mayor (or other comune official) as the birth date. The birth date of the baby is found near the name of the mother.
--LOOK at these examples:
Write to the Civil Record Offices in the USA and Italy to find your direct line ancestor's records when trying to fill in missing years.
PLEASE don't make the mistake of thinking someone in a microfilm (or a family-tree) with the same surname and born in the same village as your ancestor is necessarily of the same family line.
Search the Family History Library Catalog for records on the birthplace of your ancestors. In the Place search type in the name of the comune (town where your ancestor was born or married or died) and then click the grey search button.
The most important step in Italian Genealogy Research:
In Italian Genealogy Research the most important step is to find out exactly which comune (municipality or township) in Italy your ancestors came from and where they were born. The place they were living in Italy before they emigrated may NOT be where they were born. Italian Ancestor Origins can be found on documents and records such as Immigration papers, Birth records, Marriage Records, Death Records, Census Records, copies of original Social Security Applications, Ellis Island or other Immigrant Ship Passenger Arrival Records, and Naturalization Papers. These records are all very useful in order to discover where in Italy your ancestors were born. Once you find this valuable heritage information you will be able to gather your Italian Ancestry Records from the correct municipality & province. Then you will be able to connect to living family related to your exact Italian Family Tree. (Cugini and Parenti)
of the fastest and most fun ways to find out more about your ancestors:
Find others interested in the Genealogy of Families from the same municipality, city, town, or village as your ancestor and you will have more fun and better results. This is true for any kind of genealogical research not just Italian research. It doesn't matter if they share your surname. The information from these types of location specific connections is very valuable. Some researchers will know stories that will help you connect to fact. Some might even help you get records from the Italian comune office or church if they are going there on a visit. Some have films of Italian Vital Records for your comune of interest, which have been filmed by the Mormons, on permanent loan at their local LDS-Family History Center and they will do free lookups for you. Also, most of the records filmed by the Mormons are also available by writing to the Province Archives in Italy, so if a connection finds your ancestor in one of the Registries of Birth, Marriage or Death then you can write for a copy from Italy if it's too difficult to deal with the LDS Family History Centers due to location or if they are closed. (unfortunately many are closing or cutting back hours and it is sad for genealogy researchers)
Keep organized:
LDS invented the Gedcom and they used to distribute free Family Tree software. I've tried all the Family Tree Maker programs (*all* of them except the ones for Mac) and I like and still use their older PAF4 version except when I use their GEDCOM to Web tool then I use PAF 5. (example of my San Fele, Italy Family Trees study using the easy PAF-5 web create) Sadly, the Mormons (LDS) no longer distribute or update their free PAF program. They have ''partnered'' with some other companies to help those companies distribute their software. I have tried all of those programs in various stages including Beta. Well folks... IMHO they are all TOO BLOATED ''for me''. New is not necessarily better. If you do an online search you can still download their old PAF4 from various freeware sites, ftp sites, oldversion sites, etc. If you don't see it then ask for it. Do a virus test before using anything you download from the internet in case a jealous company (with some very skilled hack) is trying to pollute the old program to manipulate you into buying something new and bloated. Most of the new bloated programs also deliver information about you to the companies that wrote the ''new and improved'' (sic) program.
Eventually you will find it much easier to use a computer genealogy program to save all of your familytree information rather than handwriting or typing everything on sheets of paper. After wasting time :-)) trying most of the genealogy programs available I finally returned to the good ol' basic Personal Ancestral File 4.0 (PAF4.0) It is FREE, COMPACT, and so EASY to use that I have never had to read the directions. "For me" PAF-4 is much more comfortable on the eyesight than PAF-5. (too bad they couldn't just fix the word wrap on PAF-4 and leave it alone because PAF-5 has a difficult to see & read GUI ...) (in other words it gives me eyestrain) Most of the other genealogy programs are bloated and not as convenient and efficient to use.
Ask for Corrections:
Once every year or so, "if" you have uncovered more information on your family tree research, print out copies and send to your relatives. You don't have to send the entire thing... just the branch they are in. Ask for corrections. It's easier if they have computers because then you can simply upload your gedcom onto a free server offering free web space and use it for your family tree history. You will get more results and find more relatives if you make your genealogical information available online in such a way that your tree can be easily found in search engines such as google otherwise potential family members will have to know all the different groups that require signups in order to find you. Don't limit your availability to easily connect to people from all over the world who are doing research on your comune of interest by locking and trapping yourself into a passworded or pay to view database.
The easiest online tree sites which can be view by all computers, no matter what kind of operating system they are using, or whether they allow scripts or activeX or not are those that are like GenCircles, Rootsweb-WorldConnect *OR* use the free space you get with your ISP connection or use a free website host and your own Gedcom to HTML Program... I use PAF5 as I said above and also GED4WEB.
Most of the sign-in-to-view sites now require Java Script, which is very slow loading, more difficult to read (pale & thin type faces) extremely wide (movie viewing format) and Worse is that some Java and other scripts can compromise computer security so I don't recommend them to my readers.
If you have family members with computers send your family members your family tree link asking if they will "proof-read" and send you corrections or more information if they have it. If they don't have computers, which most of the senior-citizens who give me terrific information do not, then snail-mail family group sheets to the individuals connected to each family group and ask them to please make corrections. Send 2 copies; one for them to edit and one for them to keep. It is easier for them if you visit or talk to them on the phone. Make sure to note who gives you information in case you have questions in the future. Try to find recorded, written documents to prove every genealogical (family legend) story.
Find Written Proof:
After writing down or entering your basic family tree information in a genealogy program start to acquire copies of written proof in the form of civil or church documents to verify all of the family legends and interesting stories. It is good to share "primary source" documents like Birth, Marriage, Death and Census Records, Military Records, Ships' Passenger Arrival Manifest, pictures of Grave or Tombstone Markers, Work Papers, Naturalization Papers, Land Records, World War I Draft Registration Cards, Wills, Deeds, and etc, with relatives who are also researching the same lines & who share with you. Sharing with other family members also saves your work for posterity. Sharing with your relatives is a good way to have a friendly backup in case any of your research is damaged, lost, hit by a hurricane or whatever. Always share with your good relatives or those doing research in your towns of interest for comments, corrections and more information.
What is Proof vs. Legend?
A Primary Source is one that is proof positive that the person mentioned is the person you claim them to be. Primary sources are documents that were created at the time an event occurred like a birth, marriage or death date being recorded at the time of the actual birth, marriage, or death. A birth date on a death record is not a primary source it is a secondary source. A Secondary Source is one that is not actually proven but gives you a good clue. IMPORTANT NOTE: all Government and other 'official' records "may" still contain errors in spelling, dates, ages, and more. This is why it's smart to get about 3 records minimum (or more) on each person if possible. Most "Family Stories" or "Family Legends" contain a basic truth but are often "decorated" or contain misspellings or other problems of oral tradition. Collect primary source records to prove the stories.
Where to Write for Vital Records in the United States:
Most USA States have archived birth, marriage, divorce and death records at their Office of Vital Records since the early 1900s & a few have them from about 1880. Check this link: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/w2w.htm If earlier records exist you would write to the County Recorder in the county where the event occurred. Contact the local City Hall where the event occurred as sometimes smaller cities & towns will provide you with copies from their office.
Social Security Applications:
Generally, the original Social Security Application will give your ancestor's place of birth and their parent's names including mother's maiden name. You can easily find the SS# on your ancestor's Official State Death Notice. The U.S. Social Security Death Indexes Online *rarely to never* have listing for people who died before 1962. Also, they only have the names of those deceased persons who had a SS# and obtained benefits or whose survivors applied for benefits against the Social Security Number holder and then the Social Security Administration must move the name and number to the Death Index list. Go to the USA Tools Page of this website for more information and to search the SS Death Index links.
"The U.S. National Archive and Records Administration" has a tremendous amount of information available for genealogy researchers. They have sent me copies of Census Records, Naturalization Papers, Ships Manifests, Ships Pictures and more. If you have enough factual data on your ancestors, simply email NARA and ask them to do a lookup. If you have time, visit the NARA closest to you: http://www.archives.gov/facilities/index.html
U.S.A. Records:
Go to our USA-Tools page of this web-site for more info on various USA Records such as the U.S. Census, Cemeteries and Death Indexes and more. Everything you need in order to teach yourself to do Italian Family History Research or fundamental Genealogy Research can be found via our ItalianGenealogy Online homepage or linked to Genealogy Tools & Resources table of contents page: http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwisdom/tools.html
Writing to Italy:
Read Steve Saviello's Tips: How to Research by Mail, What Italian Records are available, and which Archive in Italy has them: http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwisdom/saviello2.html After you know exactly which comune (municipality) / comuni (municipalities) in Italy to write to, use any of the sample "Italian Genealogy Form Letters" you feel comfortable with, which are linked to the "Italian Genealogy Help Tools" page: http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwisdom/italy_tools.html
In the yellow contents box near the top of the page click on:
"ITALIAN FORM LETTERS - in English & Italian - How to write a letter to Italy" It is always good to check back and forth through the various Italian Form Letters and work up one of your own. All the letters are in Italian with English underneath so you should be able to easily figure out how to proceed. Simply change the names and dates given as examples by replacing them with your own family names and dates.
Tip: If you request an "estratto" from Italy you won't need much translation help after they send it to you as it is very self-explanatory. Go to David's Italian Form Letters: for an example of an Italian Form Letter requesting an estratto. (estratti is plural). Although usually you will find more details by requesting a photocopy of the actual record itself, the problem is the often will not photocopy the record for you.
Understanding and Translating Italian letters
to and from Italy
If an Italian Archive sends you a copy of the original certificate in Italian, simply use the machine translator links, Latin and Italian Genealogy word lists listed on this site to help you understand the translation as most of the Civil Birth, Marriage and Death records are standard. Besides helping you to get the "gist" of a translation the computerized translation links can help you to make *small* changes to Italian Form letters:
Italian Form Letters to Send to Italy for Genealogical Information
It is best *never* to send a request letter to Italy written entirely by using a computer translation. It will sound funny/strange to them. If you do not read & write Italian, (simple, grammar school level is okay) then the best way is to use the Italian Form Letter examples, which are found on various sites. Most of the non-commercial self-help Italian Form Letters are linked to this website on the Italian Genealogy Help page: http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwisdom/italy_tools.html#italian.form.letters
Finding general location addresses for your letters to Italy
Use these links to find the Postal and Province code for the comune in Italy in which you are doing your research. Type in the name of the comune (municipality) at the " ....la LOCALIT�" section:
http://www.nonsolocap.it/ Double check it on the Official Italian Post Office Site:
http://www.poste.it/ Other helpful address and Italian comune look up links are on the "Italy Tools" page of this site
Use the Italian White Pages to do
specific address
lookups: If you cannot find the exact address of the
municipality / comune of your ancestors in the Italian White Pages *or* if there
seem to be too many addresses to choose from... simply address it the way shown in
Saviello's Tips and the letter will go to the proper place because all you
really need is:
Name of Comune (Province
Code) Comune di Salerno (SA)
To look up the address of the town hall in the comune you are researching enter Municipio where it asks for Cognome. Sometimes I have used the word Municipale instead if nothing comes up for municipio or comune, or comune di or whatever else you can think of.
http://www.paginebianche.it/ and/or
Vital Records Office
Cap Code - Comune (Province optional)
Italia / ITALY
Ufficio di Stato Civile
84100 Salerno (SA)
Italia / ITALY
If you cannot find the exact address of the municipality / comune of your ancestors in the Italian White Pages *or* if there seem to be too many addresses to choose from... simply address it the way shown in Steve Saviello's Tips and the letter will go to the proper place because all you really need is:
Name of Comune (Province
Comune di Salerno (SA)
You need to add ITALY at the bottom so that the USA Post Office does not become confused by the word Italia and return your letter to you as has happened to some people in the USA.
The Registry (Census) Office is = L'Ufficio Anagrafe.
The person in charge is the Officer of the Census is = L'Ufficiale di Anagrafe
The Office of Vital Records is = L'Ufficio di Stato Civile.
The person in charge is the Officer of the Civil Records is = L'Ufficiale di Stato Civile.
*(It is not necessary to use the article "the" / "L" in the address. Lately I've been using "Anagrafe/Stato Civile" )*
Italian State Archives / Archivio di Stato
Use this to find the address of the Provincial Archives in Italy that handles the records for your comune of interest. The Achivio di Stato will have copies of many of the Civil Records of the comune, which is where the Mormons filmed the ones they have and in addition sometimes the Italian Archives have more years in their files. They also have copies of some of the Italian Military Records or generally speaking at least the "Liste di leva" from about 1842 - 1909 or later if you are lucky. I have seen some listing their Ufficio di Leva holdings as comprising as many years as 1792 -1926. To check other "Patrimonio Documentario" not available from the comuni or more easily available through the State Archives go to this link, find the province governing the your comune of your ancestors and read through their links: http://archivi.beniculturali.it/ In addition the Archivi di Stato have an official Historical Archivista (historical archivist) on staff, 'kind of like' our US National Archives (NARA) except in Italy they do not have a National Archive only Province Archives.
Catholic Church Address Lookups:
Use this link to look up a church but if you are searching for an Italian comune that starts with San or Santa and you don't get a response use only the initial S. followed by Fele or whatever is part of the rest of the name. This link is generally reliable but always double-check everything as I have found mistakes in all the online lookups including this one. This link is not run by "the church" it is simply a private endeavor: http://www.parrocchie.it
More Catholic Church links and Diocese lookups are on the Italy Genealogy Help page:
You can double-check your answers by doing
"Church lookups" on the Italian
Yellow Pages:
On different days and for different churches I have found results by doing searches for - chiesa, chiesa cattolica, chiesa parrocchia, parrocchia and other variations.
David Zerga recommended this phrase: Chiesa cattolica - servizi parrocchiali.
For some reason all searches, on all days, do not get the same responses. I have been getting results by simply using by using the Italian White Pages: http://www.paginebianche.it/ and entering parrocchia in the space under "Cognome" and the name of the town in the space under "Dove"
Search through our Italy Roots Forum Italian Genealogy Online Message Board and read what others have done to find & obtain records on their ancestors: (you don't need to post or join anything simply read through what others have shared as it will help you too) http://disc.yourwebapps.com/Indices/104917.html
Italian Family History Sites:
Visit and learn from non-commercial, personal, Italian Family Tree Stories. Many are listed on this list of Italian Ancestry Family Tree Genealogies. The best will include Surname lists, Family Tree Charts and Pedigrees. Some may be researching Surnames from the same places in Italy your ancestors originated. Be sure to contact them if they are researching a surname in your Family Tree and from your ancestors' town in Italy. They are all Italian Genealogy Hobbyists and freely share what they have learned from researching their own Italian Roots: http://italiangenealogy.tripod.com/
Do not send money to Italy without asking
The comuni (municipalities), provincial archives, and parishes in Italy welcome your financial contributions to cover their overhead charges. However, do not send money to Italy without first writing the Italian archive to ask them for their fees. They don't require much and sometimes they will send a record free of charge or for less than $5.00 for the postage & handling of each document, so ask them first. Pay Italy directly for your record requests, *after* they advise you personally of the cost. It's less expensive than hiring professional genealogists and gives you the knowledge of how to help others with your experience in doing your own Italian Family Tree Research.
Best Regards,
Paula Nigro
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Communist Chic: 8 Strange Examples of Soviet Design
Most Americans probably think of Soviet design as dreary and bland, the ultimate expression of function over form. But the bygone empire was full of quirky, charming and influential design objects as well. In the new book Made In Russia: Unsung Icons of Soviet Design (out April 12, by Rizzoli International Publications), Russian essayists delve into the history of Soviet style by examining 50 peculiar artifacts of the USSR, including ancient arcade games, radios that received only one station and cars built with ice fishing hatches. The editor of Made In Russia, Michael Idov, walked us through some of the era's most unusualbut still very Russiandesigns.
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"A wire radio receiverradiotochka, literally "radio point"was a quintessentially Soviet object: a wall-mounted radio that broadcast only one channel, couldn't be turned off (only down) and came pre-installed in almost every apartment built after WWII," Idov says. "Ironically, its very severityone knob, no buttonsled to some pretty striking designs."
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The Wall House by FARM
Singapore-based architects FARM have designed the Wall House.
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This is a tale of two houses – similar looking, yet independent and coming together to form a coherent whole. The two blocks sit on a sprawling piece of land, belonging respectively to the retired parents and one of their children.
This separation of the house into two blocks, in part a response to the sheer scale of the land, is also a requirement brief given by the clients. Programmatically, it consists of a two-storey block with the main living and master bedroom area, and a single-storey block housing the entertainment areas of the house.
What links these two volumes together is the huge central courtyard at the entrance expressed in an austere geometry of granite floor and wall, an organically shaped oculus and a minimalist planting of six willowy trees. Like a sparse yet artful Chinese landscape painting, this sets the tone for the rest of the spaces.
The landscape design, similar to the house, is also experienced in multiple correlated layers. It takes its inspiration from the philosophy of classical Chinese Garden where views are borrowed through cutouts and vistas, and where sight lines and spaces begin to overlap.
Architects: FARM
Photographer: Bryan van der Beek and Edward Hendricks
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Marvelous! Love those simple architectural elements that create the subtle yet interesting play of light and shadows.
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California Judge Dismisses Foreclosure Lawsuit
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19 (LID) – A federal judge in California on Friday dismissed a lawsuit alleging foreclosure abuse by Wells Fargo and the mortgage database MERS.
The lawsuit was filed in July by Michael Boyter, 61, whose Contra Costa County home was foreclosed on and auctioned off in September. He was evicted from the house just last week, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Monday.
Boyter's lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleged the foreclosure was not legal because Wells Fargo Bank, foreclosure-services company NDeX West and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems (MERS), a database used by banks to facilitate buying and selling of mortgages, failed to file proof they had a right to his mortgage.
California law requires that lenders must record their interest in a mortgage before foreclosure of sale of a property (Cal. Civ. Code 2932.5).
Boyter claims that in the foreclosure process some documents were backdated and that there was notary-public fraud, the newspaper reported.
Judge Susan Illston of the Northern District of California dismissed his case, but has allowed him to file an amended complaint with information to substantiate his claims.
She said in several cases, California courts have ruled that "it doesn't make any difference" if the wrong party foreclosed.
"I'm struggling with the consequences if there were irregularities in the (foreclosure) transaction," the judge was quoted by the newspaper as saying.
Boyter bought the house in 1999 and refinanced it with Ohio Savings Bank in 2005. Fannie Mae, which repossessed the house for $180,600, was not a defendant in the lawsuit.
The case is Robert Boyter v. Wells Fargo Bank N.A. et al., No. 3:2011cv03943, Northern District of California (San Francisco).


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Life is a dream, a famous title of a famous book asserts. But can dreams become life?
To prove this is the challenge of those who have lived with the demons of utopia, and who design or have designed new scenarios often very difficult to be translated into reality.
This is the case, just to give one example, of the so called "green utopia", which always comes handy , so much everybody seems to agree about it, at least in words, and which is almost universally jeopardized by the "practical reason", by the same people who in the meantime allow pollutions and disasters of all sorts with the justification that they are, at the moment, unavoidable.
Monte Verità has been, in the past, the magnetic site of physical and spiritual utopias. It is therefore the perfect location to dig deep into a theme which is dangerous to set aside: the future of the Blue Planet. Which is also the only one we have.
Writers and utopians have invented the invisible cities and the ideal ones. Urbanists have been called to create new cities from scratch, hoping in a better possible balance for the habitat of man.
But are the invented cities, of the past and of today, really perfect cities? And is there a way to cope with the disasters of the disorderly suburbs, of the sprawling megalopolis, where nothing of human worth seems to be left?
These are some of the themes that we will didiscuss in Monte Verità in connection with the idea of the demons of utopia, in the second eedition of the Eventi Letterari Monte Verità, the literary festival of Ascona, with sessions devoted to poetry, novels, theatre, architecture.
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YPF SA (YPFD), the Argentine oil producer that will lose 7 percent of its output after operating licenses were revoked, will sue the province of Chubut as a dispute with the government escalates over investments.
The provinces of Chubut and Santa Cruz yesterday pulled four oilfield licenses, saying YPF hasn't invested enough. Mendoza province also yesterday told the producer to retract fuel price increases within five days or face "severe" sanctions. YPF lowered prices after it was told to do so, the company said in a separate statement.
YPF, based in Buenos Aires, is facing mounting pressure from President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner's government and oil-producing provinces to boost investments amid output declines and rising fuel imports. The company, controlled by Spain's Repsol YPF SA (YPF), said March 13 it invested about $1.3 billion in the two provinces from 2007 to 2011.
"We got tired of policies created in Spain to take away our oil," Santa Cruz Governor Daniel Peralta said. "You don't play with oil because it's a public asset."
YPF has up to 90 days to return the fields to Chubut, said Martin Buzzi, governor of Chubut, at the same press conference. The fields for which the licenses were withdrawn represented about 7 percent of YPF's 2011 oil output, according to Argentina's Energy Secretariat data.
'Enforcing the Law'
YPF may lose another 5 percent of its output in Argentina if the province of Neuquen withdraws concessions at the company's Don Ruiz, Chihuido de la Salina and Rincon del Mangrullo fields, Dominique Patry, a Paris-based analyst at Cheuvreux said in a research note today.
Chubut "doesn't have the legal framework to allow YPF and its partners to operate normally," the company said in an e- mailed statement. It plans to sue Chubut and is analyzing terms from Santa Cruz before deciding whether to sue the other province, YPF said in another statement, adding that Santa Cruz didn't provide a timetable.
"The federal government supports this decision by the provinces because it's about enforcing the law," Argentina's Energy Secretary Daniel Cameron said at the press conference. President Fernandez supports the measure, he said.
Argentina's Planning Minister's Coordination Undersecretary Roberto Baratta, who represents the government on YPF's board, also participated in the press conference in Santa Cruz.
Price Freeze
A decade-long freeze on oil prices, which set the maximum producers could charge for exports at $42 a barrel, cut investment. Production dropped to 35.3 million cubic meters in 2010 from 45.4 million in 2001, according to the most recent data published by the Buenos Aires-based Argentina Oil and Gas Institute. In the past three years, international crude prices have more than doubled to about $107 per barrel.
Yields on YPF's dollar bonds due in 2028 rose 50 basis points, or 0.5 percentage point, to 10 percent at 5:08 p.m. local time. YPF's American depositary receipts climbed 4.5 percent to close at $27.97. The ADRs have slumped 19 percent this year. Repsol gained 1.1 percent to 19.18 euros in Madrid.
Repsol's current share price "embeds no value" for its interest of YPF, Stuart Joyner, an analyst at Investec Securities in London, said in a note to clients today.
Argentine fuel imports more than doubled in 2011 from a year earlier to $9.4 billion, contributing to the narrowing of the country's trade surplus to a one-year low of $280 million in December. Kirchner and oil-producing provincial governments are demanding that companies from YPF to Pan American Energy LLC raise investments to reduce the rising dependence on imports.
Re-Nationalizing YPF
The government is looking for legal ways to acquire control of YPF, Buenos Aires-based newspaper Ambito Financiero reported on Feb. 29. A month earlier, Pagina 12 newspaper said government officials had discussed re-nationalizing YPF, which was sold to investors in 1993. Madrid-based Repsol YPF SA (REP) acquired control of the company six years later.
Spain "sees it is positively that the federal government of Argentina hasn't taken decisions that run counter to the interests of YPF," the country's industry minister Jose Manuel Soria said in a televised press conference today.
YPF delayed a decision on its dividend after it allowed Cameron and Deputy Economy Minister Axel Kicillof to attend a March 8 board meeting.
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Cameron and Kicillof were barred from accompanying Baratta, who represents the Argentine government on YPF's board, in a Feb. 23 meeting. Six days later, Argentina's securities regulator annulled decisions made during the meeting by declaring it "irregular" and "inefficient" because the officials weren't allowed to participate. YPF appealed the ruling March 5.
The government wants the company to halt dividend payments and reinvest the cash in exploration, production and refining, the Planning Ministry said March 8.
YPF invested a record 13.3 billion pesos ($3.1 billion) in 2011, 50 percent more than in 2010, the company said in a Feb. 8 regulatory filing. The oil producer said the following day that $25 billion a year will be needed over a decade to develop shale oil resources at the Vaca Muerta formation in southwest Argentina, which probably holds 23 billion barrels.
YPF is 57 percent owned by Repsol, Spain's largest oil producer, while the Eskenazi family's Petersen Group controls 25 percent.
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Overview: When and where halogens are worth the extra money
If you're an average homeowner living in the average house, 32 light bulbs will blaze away in your hallway, refrigerator and workshop tonight. The lion's share of those bulbs will be the standard inexpensive incandescent, screw-base type—a bulb based on simple yet ingenious technology that has remained the same throughout its 100-plus year history. But recently, two upstarts have begun challenging this old standby: compact fluorescent lights (CFLs), because of their tremendous efficiency, and halogen bulbs, because of their longevity and brighter, whiter quality of light. For the lowdown on halogen bulbs, read on.
How halogens are different
Figure A: Standard argon-filled bulbs
When standard argon-filled bulbs glow, minute amounts of tungsten evaporate from the filament and are deposited as "soot" on the inner shell of the bulb. This burned-off tungsten has two drawbacks: The "soot" gradually reduces light output, and it slowly weakens the filament until it becomes thin and breaks and the bulb "burns out. "
Cost: About 50¢ for a 75-watt bulb
Life span: 750 to 1,250 hours
Light output: 1,180 lumens for a 75-watt bulb
Best uses: The best and most affordable all-purpose bulb around. Good for general lighting in bedrooms and other living spaces where you want "soft" light and for fixtures with bulbs that are in the line of sight.
Figure B: High-tech halogen-filled bulbs
When high-tech halogen-filled bulbs glow, small amounts of tungsten burn off the filament, but instead of being deposited on the bulb shell, they combine with argon, which redeposits the tungsten back onto the filament. This has two advantages: The globe isn't darkened by soot, and the filament lasts longer, since it's continuously being "rebuilt."
Cost: About $4 for a 75-watt bulb
Life span: 2,000 to 2,500 hours (some manufacturers guarantee lights for two years or more)
Light output: 1,300 lumens for a 75-watt bulb
Best uses: In track and recessed light fixtures that you want to focus or concentrate light on a particular area or object; in desktop, reading or other work-area lights where you want bright, focused light; in fixtures that are tough to reach where you want long-lasting bulbs; in banks of light where you want all the bulbs (new or old) to glow at the same intensity.
Standard incandescent the bulb wall. When enough tungsten has evaporated, the weakened filament finally bulbs (Fig. A) work on a very simple principle: Electric current passes through a thin tungsten filament inside a gas-filled bulb. The resistance that the filament puts up causes it to heat up and glow. The gas inside the bulb—traditionally, argon—prevents the filament from combining with oxygen and burning out. As the filament glows, microscopic amounts of tungsten burn or evaporate from the filament and are deposited as "soot" on breaks (usually from the shock of being clicked on) and POOF, you've got a burned-out light bulb. Halogen bulbs (like the one shown in Fig. B) function similarly, but with a few key differences:
They're composed of a small, pressurized, peanut-size bulb inside a larger outer shell. The gas inside this inner bulb is halogen. When tungsten evaporates from the filaments of these bulbs, the halogen combines with it, escorts it back to the filament where it's redeposited, then heads out to round up more escaped tungsten particles. Since there's less soot on the bulb's shell, light output remains strong, and since filaments are constantly being rebuilt, the bulbs last longer. But the key difference— and the quality that makes them useful and unique—is they emit a whiter, brighter and more easily focused beam of light, almost like real sunshine.
Pros and cons of halogen lights
The pure white light halogens emit makes them ideal for certain fixtures and situations.
- For reading and other exacting tasks, the bright light reduces eyestrain.
- For display lighting, where you want to highlight artwork, photos, crystal or architectural features, the white focused light makes colors appear more vibrant. Halogen spotlights allow pinpoint focus. Using standard bulbs for general lighting in the same room heightens the effect of halogens even more.
- For outdoor use, halogen floodlights cast a brighter, easier-to-see-by light. And since they last twice as long as standard bulbs, you won't need to struggle to reach hard-to-access outdoor fixtures as often. They have other benefits too. They're 10 to 20 percent more energy efficient and cheaper to operate. They burn brighter longer (a halogen bulb will still be cranking out 94 percent of its original light output near the end of its life, while a standard bulb diminishes to a measly 82 percent).
Of course, not everyone or every place loves halogen. They cost at least four times as much and don't give off that warm glow of a standard bulb we're accustomed to. And they have an intense glare; they need to be shaded, shielded or directed so the filament isn't in your line of sight.
Halogen bulbs burn hotter than standard incandescents, so care must be taken in their use. It's possible for the protective outer shell to break and for the inner bulb to continue working (though the outer shells are incredibly durable). This can pose a hazard, as the hot inner bulb can explode if moisture hits it. Dispose of any damaged bulbs. And, as you should do before replacing any bulb, check the light fixture label to make sure a halogen bulb is compatible and within the fixture's listed limits. Halogen floor lamp bulbs caused a flurry of fires a few years back. The bulbs weren't the standard screw-base type bulbs shown here, but long, skinny types with 500-watt filaments positioned only 1/8 in. away from the outer glass shell. These ultra-hot bulbs, coupled with the open-top design of torchiere lamps, meant objects contacting bulbs could easily ignite. Torchiere lamps today have safeguards—protective glass domes and metal grids—to shield the bulb and minimize fire hazards.


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That's the catch. Slingbox Mobile's 3G access will be disabled, probably because AT&T wasn't willing to cough up the bandwidth necessary for millions of Slingbox users to watch video over its 3G network. The good news? Contrary to earlier reports, the app will work on older Slingboxes, too.
So that stingy bandwidth issue rears its ugly head again. Damn you, lame cellphone companies and greedy broadband providers! Someday you'll build out those networks enough for watching streaming video in any circumstance. But we're not holding our collective breath waiting for that.
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OHIO -- A new push to keep teens out of the tanning beds is now being debated by a Senate House Committee.
The bill would ban teens under 18 from the tanning salons all together, something Jennifer Thomas agrees with.
"I have skin cancer in my family, and I know tanning causes skin cancer," she said.
Thomas is grateful her mother is alive.
"She had melanoma on her face, and they had to remove all of the skin from her nose and they had to cut out a triangle from her forehead," she said, "And flipped that down and sewed it to her nose and squeezed her forehead back together."
No picture to show, but she says you can't even tell what happened.
But the pain and grief her and her family went through was bad enough.
"It took a long time to heal, and it's not something I would want to go through," said Thomas.
And she doesn't want anyone else to go through it either, which is why she supports Senate Bill 113.
At this moment, all teens have to do is have a parent sign a waiver saying they can tan.
If the bill would pass, teens under 18 would be banned from the tanning salons all together.
"Well the science has become more conclusive about the link between tanning beds and the link between cancer and melanoma," said Jeff Stephens, American Cancer Society.
Lawmakers backing the bill, and those fighting for it say it's all about keeping teens alive.
"The pressure to be cute and tan for prom and those kind of event is really strong as a teenager so I think it's a really great idea," said Thomas.
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Here's a look at some Civil War veterans who were integral in Orange County's early years.
John Avas: A Union soldier who served as a member of Santa Ana's first City Council.
Victor Montgomery: A Confederate who served as Santa Ana's city attorney and a trustee of the Santa Ana School Board. He is credited with writing up the bill to separate Orange County from Los Angeles County.
James Towner: A member of the Union who was Orange County's first Superior Court judge.
Henry Peabody: A Confederate who was called a "pioneer newspaper publisher" in Santa Ana.
Samuel O. Wood: A Union soldier who served on the first Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Source: Pioneers in Blue and Gray
Looking to try your hand at genealogy online? Beyond starting with a Google search, the Orange County California Genealogical Society names these websites as the best free places to begin researching your family history.
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OCCGS members Hal Horrocks and Edna Cardinal said some people come to the society hoping to create a family history with just a name. It's not impossible, but can be very difficult, they said.
The best place to start is with a family member who was born before 1940 because records, such as birth and death certificates, are public record and will give genealogists a tangible place to start.
Beginners can visit the society at the Huntington Beach Library and seek the help of an experienced genealogist or can learn to trace their own family histories through monthly classes.
"We teach them how to do it, and everybody works at their own speed," Horrocks said.
The genealogy society hosts monthly meetings to introduce novices to the craft of genealogy.
The next meeting for beginners and more experienced genealogists will be Jan. 4.
The genealogical society identifies these names as the top five most difficult to research, mostly because of their commonality.
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2. Jones
3. Johnson
4. Wright
5. Cole
Nearly 20 countries are represented among the Civil War veterans buried in Orange County, including:
• Scotland
• Russia
• Sweden
• Luxembourg
• Germany
• Chile
An acute attention to detail and a romantic view of the past are what lead some to an addiction fed by sifting through hard-to-find records to piece together a tale.
This love of history is what started the Orange County California Genealogical Society more than 50 years ago.
The founding 25 members first met in parks and pored over documents laid out in the trunks of cars, searching for nuggets of information they could weave into a detailed account of a family's life spanning several generations.
Now the group has more than 400 members and 20,000 books and resources in the Huntington Beach Central Library to help its members continue to discover new stories in Orange County history.
The genealogical society has published several books and is now working on a project to document the stories of Civil War veterans buried in the county's cemeteries.
"A lot of people had a lot of information, but nobody put it together," said Costa Mesa resident Hal Horrocks, president of the genealogical society. "It takes years of practice to learn to dig through all kind of records."
The Civil War Veterans Project started in 2009 with about 50 volunteers researching more than 900 names with a list from Orange County cemeteries, the 1910 census and 1890 voter registration records.
The group also used other resources, such as local Civil War groups and the Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society.
Nearly 850 names made the list of veterans for the index – 105 Confederate and 744 Union.
So far, more than 400 names and biographies have been published in a searchable database on the OCCGS website.
The index includes biographical information such as where the soldier was born and the names of family members.
But the project goes deeper than names, ages and birthplaces and includes interesting facts and anecdotes about each soldier's life.
Among the names are Civil War veterans who served as the county's first city officials, judges and school board members. Veterans who started some of the county's first banks and farming businesses also make the list.
John Avas, a member of the first board of trustees to govern Santa Ana, was born in Germany and settled in Illinois when his family arrived in the United States when he was 2.
He moved to Santa Ana after his wife died. He remarried and helped build and run the Richelieu Hotel in Santa Ana and served as president of the city board for 12 years, according to the genealogical society.
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1. the creativity of language; that within this strict structure there are infinite possibilities to play with words & syntax
2. making plans with margaret
3. sunlight streaming through the kitchen, even when my eyes are dilated
4. spiffy new contacts. THEY ARE SO COMFORTABLE.
5. thank you card on the bulletin board. it wasn't even for me.
6. the wooden bench in our kitchen. it's been in our house since i was a baby.
7. spelltower. that app is crazy addicting.
8. the anticipation of a coffee date with an old friend (here's looking at you, karen!)
9. early morning texts with nicole
10. margaret and i almost forgetting about the otg post for today (sept.27). it made me laugh. we're too laid-back to be hosting this!
11. a day spent in GRMI and AAMI
12. poppyseed crumbs
13. forgetting to go to the bank before it closed
14. "there are some guys who will tell you they like you. without going on a 45 minute rant and offering to shave their beard." encouragement from AR.
15. exciting, overwhelming news from my sister! eep!
16. dinner with margaret at red robin
17. white skirts that fit right and aren't see-through and that you don't buy because you don't know what to wear it with
18. not miscounting even a penny while on register
19. talking to chelsea until 5am
20. grace for trying to make up time
21. setting christy's legacy of hope up with a mailing list and twitter
22. being the only white person at a gas station in detroit proper...
23. ...& getting that gas for $3.68.
24. an orange bowl full of apple jacks
25. less than seven days!
26. words from lauren
27. words that broke me: "Do you have faith that God is even better than the thing you seek?"
28. t minus fourteen hours. ca-ray-zay!
29. pants hangers when i needed them
30. the redhead & i working together in the fitting room
a: for the party that ensued.
b: for the grace in knowing my place
31. the letting go
32. late night strobe lights
33. making AAMI plans with melanie and margaret
34. falling asleep on the couch at noon, going to bed at 3pm, and waking up at 2am ready for the day
35. 4am political conversations
36. early morning ellie goulding
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yay! love that you're making a blessing list too, annie. :)ReplyDelete
Girl, I am pretty sure you and I would be besties in real life. Lover of books, just finished school, embracing singleness and counting it a blessing (even with all of my best friends engaged, ha!), and lover of Jesus first and foremost. I also had my "1000 gifts" page on my blog for a long time... I've been working on it for over 6 months now (after reading the book by Ann Voskamp) and am counting my blessings in the 500's right now. I hope it can be something I will continue to do for the rest of my life (took it off my blog though because I was getting too personal with it, ha).ReplyDelete
So glad I found your page. Stop on over and say hi if you want (although my blog deals mainly with my travels right now).
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It's been an amazing summer for dining here at the Chalet View Lodge. Our wood fired pizza oven was completed in June and has been a great addition to the Chalet View experience. Our chef took the "pizza" oven to a whole new level.
Our guests were able to watch first hand as he prepared many specialties including Beef Bourguinon, Prawns with freshly made flat bread and some of the best Rib Eye steaks our guests have ever had. The atmosphere on our patio has been, cozy and festive.
As the fall weather descends upon the Sierra Nevada Mountains most of our guests have moved to our indoor dining area which is no less inviting. But just because our guests are moving indoors doesn't mean we're shutting down our oven. Our chefs will be cooking delicious wood fired pizzas and specials all winter. We'll keep you updated on the winter menu!


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