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Hello Everyone,
My cousin just had a baby girl this morning at 8:05. She was 7lb 9oz and her name is.....
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It's not really my taste but it seems like one that Berries would like. What do you think?
November 14th, 2013 07:37 PM #3
It's not my style, but it's not horrible. I like it.~Tali~
Girls: Ivy, Caroline, Bryony, Augusta, Idony, Adeline, Elizabeth, Sage, Delphine
Boys: Adrian, Halcyon, Everett, Nathaniel, Elliott, Brighton, Theodore, Levi, Camden
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A little boring. But I do like it! Have fun with your new little cousin.~ Larissa
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Crushing hard... Saylor Adeline ... Mazarine Alice ... Penrose Elizabeth
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I love the first name!
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Berries aren't afraid to be straight and super honest I guess it might be different if the mum was asking/posting Lol
The name is alright.
Congrats and enjoy playing with your cousin I bet she is really cuteMy two precious girls:
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama defended himself against an array of Republican criticism in an interview during Fox's Super Bowl pregame show.
The president traded barbs with interviewer Bill O'Reilly in a live interview that covered his troubled health care law rollout, the 2012 attacks on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya and revelations that the IRS targeted conservative groups for extra scrutiny. "I try to focus not on the fumbles but on the next plan," Obama said.
Obama would not say why he didn't fire Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius after the failed launch of the government's online marketplace. He also declined to say that the biggest mistake of his presidency was telling Americans if they liked their health care they could keep it and argued the website is now working the way it's supposed to.
"We've got 3 million people signed up so far. We're about a month behind where we anticipated we wanted to be," Obama said
He defended against O'Reilly's questions about why administration officials initially described the attack in Benghazi, Libya, as a spontaneous mob protest of an anti-Islamic, American-made video. He rejected "the notion that we would hide the ball for political purposes when a week later we all said in fact there was a terrorist attack taking place."
"That wouldn't be a very good cover-up," Obama said.
And he said there was "not even a smidgen of corruption" contributing to the IRS targeting of tea party and other conservative groups when they applied for tax-exempt status.
With two hours until kickoff in the Super Bowl, Obama said the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks were too evenly matched to pick a winner. He predicted a score of 24-21, but said he didn't know which side would come out on top.


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On March 4th my friend Kyle and I made a 1,000 mile road trip to visit a friend we knew from highschool now living in Boise, Idaho. We drove the first day, went snowboarding the second day, hiked in 2 miles and stayed in a backcountry yurt the third day, and finally drove home the fourth day. Here are some pictures of the trip.
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Atoka County, Oklahoma — October 5, 2013
An elderly woman was killed in a rural Atoka County accident on Voca Road near the town of Caney according to state police.
The woman was only identified as being 85-year-old from Lane and she was eastbound on Voca when she attempted to turn onto U.S. Route 69/75. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said she was struck by a southbound car and died at the scene.
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The iPad led the charge away from ereaders? I don't see ereaders going away any time soon. Certainly there are more options, with multi-function devices like the iPad (high end) and the Kindle Fire and Nook Color (low end). But enough folks find even the best LCD displays wearing on their eyes for protracted reading that the e-ink screen will most likely be around for a while. If the folks working on that technology work fast enough to get a decent color display and fast refresh rates, e-ink could be around a lot longer.
Regardless of what Jobs thought of the market, he is on record as saying (at the point in time before the ipad was available) that ereaders didn't matter because people don't read anymore.


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After calling Phillip Knightley a dinosaur a few weeks back, I've been chatting with a few journalists — online and offline — about the attitude older journalists have towards new technology, equipment and methods.
We've all agreed that the general principles of reporting should remain. Getting out and talking to people is the first priority. Not that it was ever disputed, of course, but it's worth reminding ourselves from time to time. What was also (mostly) agreed on was that yes, journalists, young and old, must evolve if we are to survive.
At some point in our lives that word changes meaning. It can be seen to be exciting: The force of change, bettering ourselves, progressing. Or it can be seen as terrifying: Becoming something we're not used to, changing how we work, having to LEARN.
And that's where I feel that divide comes in. Feel free, anyone, to jump on me when I make this statement, but I think the word evolve is a much harsher word to hear when you're an old journalist. Hence: Phillip Knightley. Hence: Newspapers taking ages to start using the web properly. Hence: My Mum not wanting to change phones to a better model.
The issue of evolving is not because older journalists cannot learn. Of course they can. Anyone can learn. It's more to do with not wanting to learn.
Take Mum, for example. She doesn't want to change phones for a very good reason — she's happy with the one she has already. No problem. But when it comes to journalism, it's either change or get left behind. Don't want to use the web to publish? Fine, don't bother. Just don't expect to have many (or any) readers left in a year's time.
Today I read this brilliant post from Cyndy Green. She's a video journalist (and probably lots of other things too). She has, according to her post, been shooting video since 1974. You don't need me to tell you that an awful lot has changed since then. Cyndy has embraced it all, but it hasn't been easy:
I just didn't get it – felt like a dinosaur – one of the old geeks who couldn't make the film to tape transition. Had nightly headaches…I could shoot, but the damn program (Final Cut Pro 1.0) lurked in the school computer, doing whatever it could to mess with my tiny brain. The terminology….the computer keyboard…the files within files within files…the icons…and the lack of something material I could put in a machine and rewind or fast forward got to me. Finally got so mad I made arrangements with a friend of a friend for a tutoring session…there were four others, some of us dinosaurs and a few new kids who seemed to aborb everything in a wink. In one marathon eight hour session I grasped enough to understand and defeat the evil computer and its demonic software
Wonderful stuff. I urge you to read the entire post. It's a wonderfully frank account of Cyndy's worries.
At the end of her post, she mentions:
Final note: this is a discussion that needs to be in the open. I know a lot of folks fear for their jobs and their futures and have a real love of their craft as it is now. Meranda Writes has some good discussions going on this issue on her blog. Get out there and join the conversation – but don't put up a wall and refuse to consider change. Pick up a video camera and try it out (at home if you have to). It ain't hard and it won't kill ya.
I agree. I've read Meranda's blog a lot lately. It's how I see this blog of mine panning out once I graduate. But anyway, as Cyndy says, let's get this discussion going.


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Over dinner and gardening plans, Laura (Backyard Harvesting) said, "So I was reading your blog… There's just so much! Do you even sleep?"
"I'm a big fan of sleep, actually," I said, "and I have a blog post about that." I told her that I have a lot of interests (now up to 40!–not concurrent, thank goodness), and that many of those interests build on each other.
W- chimed in and told her that I often find other people who can help me finish things I start, which is great. =) (And I'm looking forward to learning how to scale up even better!)
Whenever people go "Wow!", I tell them that anyone can do it, and that I want to help people do even better. I emphasize that not because I'm downplaying what I've done or what I'm doing (or how much fun I'm having along the way!), but because I don't want people to give themselves excuses just because they think I'm different.
Go and make something happen. Here's what I've learned that might help you along the way:
Do things you love, and love the things you do.
Do things that complement each other.
Do things that scale.
No magic beans required. =)
I give lots of presentations at conferences, and I often receive presentation templates that the organizers would like me to use so that there's consistent visual branding. The templates specify color schemes, the title page layout, and some of the other text slide layouts as well, including the background and the conference logo.
While I'm glad that the templates can help bullet-ridden presentations be a little more visually attractive, the suggested style almost never goes with the creative presentation styles I use. Whether I'm using full-bleed images, simple text, or hand-drawn stick figures, nothing I use quite fits into the formal confines of a typical conference template.
I finally figured out how to think about the presentation template, though. For the presentation I just finished making, I kept the title slide of the conference. Then I took the color scheme and the gradient from the top part of the title page, and I made the rest of the slides have a similar feel. Tada! Something that will probably get along well with the rest of the presentations, but that I had fun making. =)
The actual presentation will have at least five stories, and will probably end up with even more.
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Defeating Colby for the third time this year and all by identical 5-4 counts, the Cardinals, seeded eighth, advanced to the NESCAC tournament quarter-finals for the second straight year after this first-round NESCAC triumph at Trinity Fri., Feb. 3. Wesleyan had the daunting task of facing top-seeded and host Trinity in its next match Sat., Feb. 4. Wesleyan had a second match during the day, facing Hamilton. The tournament concluded Sun., Feb. 5 with matches to decided each spot in the top eight.
Over its three matches vs. the Mules in 2011-12, Wesleyan has taken the #7, #8, and #9 matches each time, accounting for the majority of its points. Also winning each time out against the Mules has been Tanesha Jackson '13 (main photo) and Grace Zimmerman '13 (photo insert lower right). In the NESCAC tournament, Jackson was a solid 3-0 victor at #4 while Zimmerman produced a 3-1 win at #5. Kar-Anne Tan '14 (photo insert upper right) was a decisive 3-0 winner at #8 as she, too, posted her third win over a Colby rival this season. Also winning for the Cardinals at NESCACs was #7 Danielle Craig '13 and #9 Rosa Hayes '14, both in 3-0 fashion.
In the matches with Trinity and Hamilton Saturday, Trinity took a 9-0 decision while Wesleyan fell to Hamilton, 7-2. Winners for Wesleyan were #1 Mary Foster '14, 3-1, and #7 Danielle Craig '13, 3-2. The Cardinals finished up the tournament taking on sixth-seeded Amherst Sunday with the winner placing seventh and the loser copping eighth place. Amherst defeated Wesleyan, 6-3, leaving the Cardinals in eighth place, right on their seed. Wesleyan winners were Zimmerman, Craig and Tan as Craig led the squad with a 3-1 mark during the tournament. Foster, who stands 12-12 heading into the Howe Cup competition, was named first-team all-NESCAC this year. Last season, she was a second-team all-NESCASC selection.
Up next for the team was a visit to Vassar Sat., Feb. 11. There the Cardinals gave three seldom used players an opportunity to do battle and all defeated their Brewer rivals as Wesleyan posted a 9-0 victory. At #7, Meherezade Sumariwalla '12 prevailed 3-0 while Hannah Plon '14 won 3-2 at #8 and Christina Ortiz '15 posted a 3-0 triumph at #9.
Wesleyan returns to action for the annual Howe Cup matches Fri.-Sun., Feb. 24-26 at Harvard to conclude team competition. Ranked #20, Wesleyan is in a pack of NESCAC teams which occupy "C" Division at Howe Cup as Bowdoin, Amherst, Colby, Conn. College and Tufts are all in the bracket at Harvard. The Cardinal, seeded fourth, take on #21-ranked Colby, seeded fifth, in the first round and will play either Bowdoin or Wellesley in the second round. Wesleyan has faced Colby three times already this season, winning by the slimmest of margin, 5-4, each time.


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Conservatively, IXYS should earn over $1.00 by March 2012 FYE. Analyst estimates for 2012 sit at $1.10 for the full year. Current 2011 estimates are for 90 cents a share. So 19% year over year growth is expected from a stock with a P/E below 16. That gives us a PEG of .84. I'll split the difference and put 1 year target earnings at $1.05 and apply a reasonable multiple of 15 to arrive at 6-12 month target price of $15.75, 21.5% higher than current levels at $12.51.
Another example of how cyclical companies (in this case semiconductors) with wide ranging yearly earnings estimates are tough to pin down. With a current P/E well north of 100 and 40% earnings growth for 2015 it appears the trend is decelerating earnings and a contracting multiple. Closing.


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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.—You don't have to merely imagine what your new JELD-WEN Custom doors or windows will look like – you can visually configure them online with JELD-WEN's product visualization tool. Add prairie grilles, rain glass and Scarlet Haze – no wait, make that Capri Blue cladding. JELD-WEN's "Design Your Own" product visualizer responds instantly to the user's selections and it's helping to drive sales.
"Windows are a 'considered purchase,' not an impulse buy," stated JELD-WEN Director of Digital Strategy Adam Wendt. "Our online product visualization tool allows shoppers to explore more options than they even knew existed. The process is simple but effectively prepares them for a productive trip to a dealer showroom."
How It Works
In the Design & Inspire section of JELD-WEN.com, visitors can navigate through the "Design Your Own" visualization tool and select from a wide variety of product options. With each selection the photo-real graphic is instantly updated, and customers can share their new creations with friends and design professionals while building a personal online design notebook. They can also schedule an appointment with a JELD-WEN dealer to further discuss or purchase the product they configured online.
Visitors begin by choosing from JELD-WEN's wide array of Custom door or window base models. After an online base model has loaded, which typically takes a few seconds, the visitor is prompted to select product options from different categories. As the user rolls over different options – colors, finishes, shapes – the product visually and instantly changes to represent the selection.
"The product visualization tool renders the door or window design options instantly—more quickly and with much better graphics than what we have seen anywhere in the industry," stated Wendt. "The prompts are easy and the navigation is intuitive."
For windows, visitors begin by selecting one of five types of windows to customize: casement, awning, double-hung, fixed, and sliding. Users are prompted to select exterior options such as cladding color, grille design, grille width, and glass.
Then users select from a variety of interior options such as factory prefinishes, and hardware. For doors, visitors select from one of 15 inspirational designs and choose options such as wood specie, factory prefinish, decorative metal accents, and decorative glass. Door and window selections can be rotated for an angled view, shared with a friend or a JELD-WEN dealer, or saved to a personal online design notebook for future use.
The tool features an online chat function that allows visitors to invite friends via email to check out the newly rendered design and chat in real-time. Visitors are not required to register an email address with the site to engage in the chat function.
"Live chat is a great way to collaborate with anyone whose opinion matters to you, like your architect, best friend or spouse," Wendt explained. "People enjoy sharing their design configurations, getting immediate feedback, and making changes instantly."
The tool also has a rollover zoom function so wood grain and glass textures are easy to see -- a feature much like those on high-end apparel shopping sites, which isn't surprising since this technology has been successfully implemented with popular apparel brands.


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Ahead of his Saturday, May 17th, 2014 performance at the spectacular Rialto Theatre in Montreal, award winning tribute artist Steve Michaels sits down to talk about his passion for all things Elvis in this Borderless North FaceTime exclusive. Part 1 of 2. Click here to watch Part 2.
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Steve Michaels returns to Montreal's Rialto Theatre with the Elvis 1968 Comeback Special on Saturday, May 17th. With amazing accuracy Steve delivers an astonishing high-energy stage performance mastering the look, sound, and mannerisms of the King of Rock & Roll.
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Ancient Skeleton Proves Settlers Came From Asia, Not Europe
The first genome sequencing of the Ice Age skeletal remains of a 1-year-old boy has given scientists definitive proof that the first human settlers in North America were from Asia and not Europe, and that these people were the direct ancestors of modern Native Americans, according to research that includes a Texas A&M University professor.
Michael Waters, director of the Center for the Study of First Americans at Texas A&M, is part of an international team of researchers who had their work published in the current issue of Nature magazine.
In 1968, the skeletal remains of a Clovis child were found near a rock cliff in central Montana, along with more than 100 burial artifacts found with the boy such as spear points and antler tools. The remains are 12,600 years old, the oldest such remains fully sequenced.
Several years ago, Waters contacted the group that owns the skeleton and asked for permission to perform genetic testing on the remains. The area where the remains were found is now known as the Anzick site, named after the family who own the land where the site is located.
It is the oldest known human burial from North America and it is the only Clovis-era burial site ever found.
"We were able to extract DNA from the bones and show that the ancestors of this boy originated from Asia. These people eventually migrated to North America, settled the continent, and gave rise to Clovis," Waters explains.
Native Americans from Montana, led by the Crow Tribe, will oversee the reburial of the remains in accordance with Native rituals in the near future, Waters said.
"We hope that this study leads to more cooperation between Native Americans and scientists. This is just one human genome. We need to know the genetic story of modern Native peoples and derive more genetic data from ancient remains to fully understand the origins and movements of the First Americans and their descendants," Waters adds.
He said the skeleton and burial artifacts were covered with red ochre, a type of mineral. The ochre was powdered and used in the burial ceremony. Ochre was often used in prehistoric times as a pigment and in burials.
While not the earliest inhabitants of the Americas, Clovis is the first widespread prehistoric culture that first appeared 13,000 years ago. Clovis originated south of the large Ice Sheets that covered Canada at that time and are the direct descendants of the earliest people who arrived in the New World around 15,000 years ago.
Clovis people fashioned their stone spear tips with grooved, or fluted, bases. They invented the 'Clovis point,' a spear-shaped weapon made of stone that is found in Texas and other portions of the United States and northern Mexico. These weapons were used to hunt animals, including mammoths and mastodons, from 13,000 to 12,600 years ago.
Waters, who has worked on many Clovis and older sites, says, "It is gratifying to see the genetic evidence meshing with the archaeological evidence. These two methods together will tell the story of the earliest settlers of the Americas.
"The genetic information provided by the Anzick boy is also part of the larger story of modern humans. We know that modern humans originated in Africa and then around 50,000 years ago spread rapidly over Europe and Asia. The last continent explored and settled by modern humans were the Americas. In essence, the Anzick boy tells us about the epic journey of our species," he adds.
Media contact: Keith Randall, News & Information Services, at (979) 845-4644 or Mike Waters at (979) at 845-5246
Liberal Arts Prof Mike Waters Is A True Newsmaker
One thing Texas A&M University anthropology professor Mike Waters has learned through the years is this: if you have a good story to tell, the world will want to hear about it.
That nugget of advice comes from someone who should know. When the media needs to dig up a story, so to speak, Waters is often the man for the job. In the past several years, he has become the focus of hundreds of media interviews for his quite literal groundbreaking work on when the first settlers arrived in Texas. By uncovering artifacts from a remote area near Austin known as the Friedkin site, Waters learned that the first settlers came about 2,500 years earlier than previously believed – meaning they came at least 15,000 years ago, and his work was detailed in a major Science magazine article.
Several months later, Waters' research confirmed evidence that hunters were present in Washington State at least 800 years earlier than Clovis people, who were previously believed to be the first to populate North America. In addition, he is actively involved in restoring Camp Hearne, which was the largest World War II prisoner-of-war camp in Texas and one of the largest in the country, and his book Lone Star Stalag is considered the most complete history of the site located outside the nearby city of Hearne.
For these and other efforts, Waters has been named the 2012 recipient of Texas A&M's Newsmaker Image Award, presented annually by the Division of Marketing and Communications.
The award goes to a faculty member who has "gone the extra mile" in assisting Texas A&M with its media efforts and for helping to promote a positive image of the university by demonstrating the highest ideals and goals of the institution.
Previous winners of the Texas A&M Newsmaker Image Award include John Moroney, professor of economics; Bonnie Beaver, professor of veterinary medicine; and Dean Bresciani, former vice president for Student Affairs. Also, group awards were presented to members of the College of Architecture's Hazard Recovery and Reduction Center and to five entities (Department of Oceanography, Texas Sea Grant College Program, Geochemical and Environmental Research Group (GERG), The Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and Texas A&M University at Galveston) for their efforts in responding to the 2010 Gulf oil spill.
Last year's winner was John Nielsen-Gammon, professor of atmospheric sciences and State Climatologist, who handled hundreds of media requests during the historic 2011 Texas drought.
"Dr. Waters has received national and international media coverage in the past year for his discoveries, and he is always accommodating to the media and never says no to a media request," says Jason Cook, vice president for marketing and communication, in presenting the Newsmaker Award to Waters.
"He's always sees to it that students are involved at research sites as much as possible because he knows this can be a great learning experience for them. He's a great asset to Texas A&M and is certainly very deserving of this award."
Waters says he's more than happy to help the media for several reasons.
"First, I believe we as faculty have an obligation to share what we have learned in our research," he says.
"After all, the public is usually funding our projects through such groups as the National Science Foundation and others. So the taxpayers are providing us with lab space and the time and materials we need.
"And also, we are in the knowledge business and we should try to convey what we have discovered, either in the classroom or to the general public. If people want to know about my research, I think it is my duty to tell them about it. And too, I think news stories get young people excited about discovery and science. News stories about what we do might inspire a young person."
Waters says that during the past year, he has been interviewed by all the major news outlets, such as CNN, FOX News, the New York Times, MSNBC, the Washington Post and Houston Chronicle and numerous others. "Any time you get an interview request from the New York Times, that is a big deal," he confirms.
"I also enjoyed doing some of the radio interviews, such as with the BBC folks, and NPR (National Public Radio) and even German Public Radio. All of those have a huge worldwide audience to help get the message out."
Any tips for other faculty members who might get besieged by media requests?
"I think the trick is to try to tell your story in a way that is as clear and concise as possible," he notes. "You want to tell what you have done in a way that people can understand, as if you were talking directly to a freshman in an introductory class. At least that has worked for me."
Several hundred news clips proves he is right on target.
Media contact: Keith Randall, News & Information Services, at (979) 945-4664
Texas A&M Prof Preserving POW Camp Hearne
Many Texans may not know it, but the state was home to more than 50,000 prisoners of war — more than any other state — in about 70 POW sites during World War II, and Camp Hearne was among the largest, housing almost 5,000 POWS in its brief tenure. A Texas A&M University researcher is helping to preserve the memory of the camp and its colorful history.
Mike Waters, professor of anthropology who has conducted research at Camp Hearne over the past 15 years, has helped to archive documents and preserve artifacts related to the camp, located in the city of Hearne, about 20 miles north of the Texas A&M campus. His book Lone Star Stalag details life at the camp and its unique place in Texas history.
Waters says Hearne city leaders petitioned the government to build the camp as a means of boosting the local economy, which it did. The Army bought 720 acres outside of town and construction started in 1942. The camp opened in early 1943 and was equipped to handle 4,800 prisoners.
"Most of the POWS there were non-commissioned officers, and according to the Geneva Convention, non-coms were not required to work," Waters says of the facility.
"So only a few hundred prisoners did any actual work while the rest spent the day reading, listening to music, woodworking or playing recreational sports. For them, it was almost a country-club type existence, and many of them later said their time at Camp Hearne was one of the best times of their lives. The local citizens often referred to the camp as the 'Fritz Ritz.'"
The camp may have been one of the most cultured in the U.S. Some of Camp Hearne's residents were musicians and part of the famed Afrika Korps under the command of legendary German general Erwin Rommel, known as the "Desert Fox." Not considered military threats, the musicians were allowed to keep their instruments when captured and frequently gave concerts at Camp Hearne, playing for fellow camp inmates or anyone who would listen.
In fact, quite a few of the camp's prisoners were part of Rommel's elite Afrika Korps captured in Tunisia. Rommel himself was later involved in a failed plot to kill Hitler and was allowed to commit suicide.
"Camp Hearne is considered a good representation of a typical POW camp in the U.S.," Waters notes.
"It was a central post office for all of the other POW camps in the country then, and at one time, there were more than 400,000 POWS scattered all over the U.S. in various camps. The Camp Hearne inmates were taught skills, many learned how to speak English and they were healthy and well-fed, and when they returned home when the war was over, they were in much better shape than most people in Germany."
Waters says that in early 1943, there was a struggle for power between the Nazi and anti-Nazi elements at the camp that culminated with a murder in December of that year.
"After that, the Nazi element was in charge, and while this created a tense atmosphere, most of the prisoners tried to steer clear of trouble and spent their day reading or engaging in other activities," he says. "By 1945, the camp had a very nice library of several thousand books."
The number of prisoners at the camp — reaching between 4,800 and 5,000 before it was closed — far outnumbered the population of the town at the time, which was about 3,500, Waters says.
When Germany surrendered in 1945, the prisoners were gradually shipped out and the camp was dismantled, with many of its buildings sold to local businesses for warehouses, offices and even a home for a local pastor.
Waters says it is important to keep Camp Hearne's memory alive, especially "for students today, so they can see what a real POW camp was like. Camp Hearne now has museum built on the site and it gets quite a few visitors every year. We are trying to do preservation work, and there is a walking tour of the site which is quite interesting.
"I think anyone who likes Texas or World War II history would enjoy a visit to Camp Hearne."
For more information, go to http://camphearne.com/
Media contact: Keith Randall, News & Information Services, at (979) 845-4644 or Mike Waters at (979) 845-5246
Prof Helping To Unravel Causes Of Ice Age Extinctions
Did climate change or humans cause the extinctions of the large-bodied Ice Age mammals (commonly called megafauna) such as the woolly rhinoceros and woolly mammoth? Scientists have for years debated the reasons behind the Ice Age mass extinctions, which caused the loss of a third of the large mammals in Eurasia and two thirds of the large mammals in North America, and now, an inter-disciplinary team from more than 40 universities around the world led by Professor Eske Willerslev and his group from the Centre for GeoGenetics, University of Copenhagen, have tried to answer the contentious question in one of the biggest studies of its kind ever.
The study by the team, which includes two Texas A&M University professors, is published online today in the journal Nature and reveals dramatically different responses of Ice Age species to climate change and human impact. Using ancient DNA, species distribution models and the human fossil record, the findings indicate that neither climate nor humans alone can account for the Ice Age mass extinctions.
"Our findings put a final end to the single-cause theories of these extinctions," says Willserslev. "Our data suggest care should be taken in making generalizations regarding past and present species extinctions; the relative impacts of climate change and human encroachment on species extinctions really depend on which species we're looking at."
The study reports that climate alone caused extinctions of woolly rhinoceros and musk ox in Eurasia, but a combination of climate and humans played a part in the loss of bison in Siberia and wild horse. While the reindeer remain relatively unaffected by any of these factors, the reasons causes of the extinction of the mammoth remain unresolved.
The study also reports that climate change has been intrinsically linked with major population size changes over the past 50,000 years, supporting the view that populations of many species will decline in the future owing to climate change and habitat loss. Finally, the authors find no clear pattern in their data distinguishing species that went extinct from species that survived.
Eline Lorenzen, professor at the University of Copenhagen and lead author of the study, said, "The fact that we couldn't pinpoint what patterns characterize extinct species — despite the large and varying amount of data analyzed — suggests that it will be challenging for experts to predict how existing mammals will respond to future global climate change. Which species will go extinct and which will survive?
"The bottom line is that we really don't know why some of these ancient species became extinct," adds Ted Goebel, researcher in the Department of Anthropology at Texas A&M and affiliated with the Center for the Study of First Americans.
"Now we can better predict what might happen to animals in the future as climate change occurs. What happens to species when their ranges are significantly diminished, and why do some animals adapt successfully while others become extinct? We now have a genetic roadmap to follow in our efforts to protect sensitive animal populations – especially in drastically impacted regions like the Arctic."
About Research at Texas A&M University: As one of the world's leading research institutions, Texas A&M is in the vanguard in making significant contributions to the storehouse of knowledge, including that of science and technology. Research conducted at Texas A&M represents an annual investment of more than $630 million, which ranks third nationally for universities without a medical school, and underwrites approximately 3,500 sponsored projects. That research creates new knowledge that provides basic, fundamental and applied contributions resulting in many cases in economic benefits to the state, nation and world.
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Texas A&M Contact: Keith Randall, News & Information Services, at (979) 845-4644 or Ted Goebel, Department of Anthropology, (979) 862-4544
Texas A&M Study: Hunters Present At Least 800 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
The tip of a bone point fragment found embedded in a mastodon rib from an archaeological site in Washington state shows that hunters were present in North America at least 800 years before Clovis, confirming that the first inhabitants arrived earlier to North America than previously thought, says a team of researchers led by a Texas A&M University archaeologist.
Michael Waters, director of the Center for the Study of the First Americans in the Department of Anthropology at Texas A&M, and colleagues from Colorado, Washington and Denmark believe the find at the Manis site in Washington demonstrates that humans were in the area around 13,800 years ago, or 800 years earlier than was believed. Their work is published in the current issue of Science magazine.
In the late 1970s, an adult male mastodon was excavated from a pond at the Manis site. The distribution of the bones and the discovery that some of the bones were broken suggested that the elephant had been killed and butchered by human hunters, Waters explains. However, no stone tools or weapons were found at the site. The key artifact from the site was what appeared to be a bone point sticking out of one of the ribs, but the artifact and the age of the site were disputed.
Waters contacted team member and original excavator, Carl Gustafson, about performing new tests on the rib with the bone point. New radiocarbon dates confirmed that the site was 13,800 years old. High resolution CT scanning and three-dimensional modeling confirmed that the embedded bone was a spear point, and DNA and bone protein analysis showed that the bone point was made of mastodon bone.
"The Manis site is an early kill site" Waters says.
"The evidence from the Manis site shows that people were hunting mastodons with bone weapons before the Clovis stone spear point."
The new evidence from Manis supports extinction theories of large mammals at the end of the last Ice Age, Waters says. During the last cold period, herds of mammoth, mastodon, camels, horses and other animals roamed Texas and North America. At the end of the Ice Age, these animals became extinct.
"While these animals were stressed by the changing climate and vegetation patterns at the end of the Ice Age, it is now clear from sites like Manis that humans were also hunting these animals and may have been a factor in their demise," Waters adds. He also notes that "there are at least two other pre-Clovis kill sites in Wisconsin where hunters killed mammoths."
'Clovis' is the name given to the distinctive tools made by people starting around 13,000 years ago. The Clovis people invented the 'Clovis point', a spear-shaped weapon made of stone that is found in Texas and the rest of the United States and northern Mexico. These weapons were used to hunt animals, including mammoths and mastodons, from 13,000 to 12,700 years ago.
Waters says that "the evidence from the Manis site is helping to reshape our understanding of the earliest inhabitants of the Americas, the last continent to be occupied by modern humans."
The study was funded by the North Star Archaeological Research Program at Texas A&M University.
Media contact: Keith Randall, News & Information Services, at (979) 845-4644 or Mike Waters at (979) 845-5246


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About Greg Writer
Thanks for checking out my blog and now I know you are reading ABOUT ME!
So let me tell you a little info about me, we'll start with the most important stuff
I am a man of Christian faith, I believe that God is the Creator and Ruler of the universe. He has eternally existed in three personalities revealed to us as: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. I believe the Bible is God's Word to all men. It was written by human authors, under the supernatural guidance of the Holy Spirit. It is the supreme source of truth for Christian beliefs and living. Because it is inspired by God, it is truth without any mixture of error, relevant to contemporary society, and carries power to impart faith in life. And last BUT not least, I believe Salvation is a gift from God to man. Man can never make up for his sin by self-improvement or good works. Only by trusting in Jesus Christ as God's offer of forgiveness can man be saved from sin's penalty. Eternal life begins the moment one receives Jesus Christ into his life by confession of faith in His life, death and resurrection.
I am a family man, blessed to have been married 26 years and gifted with 5 incredible children. Without the continued love & support of my wife, I would not be the man I have become. My wife's ability to put up with my serial entrepreneur lifestyle amazes me and should be admired and respected by all. My children give me JOY that I wish everyone could experience. We are very fortunate to have each other and blessed with good health and awesome friends.
I am a man lives every day with an attitude of gratitude, and I do my best to be a mentor, coach and a friend to everyone my life, daily. As an employer I want everyone to live fulfilled days, grow in their knowledge and guide them to provide value to our customers and shareholders.
I believe knowledge is the answer to everything. If you are not growing you are dieing. I have spend hundred's of thousands of dollars on my "self taught" education over the years and I try to "grow" a least 20 minutes per day. The one thing that no person, no government, no boss, no spouse, no co-worker, nothing, nada (you get the point) can take away from ME, is my knowledge, so I value mine dearly and I do not take it lightly.
I am passionate about everything I do by choice! I suggest YOU do the same.
I am humble!
Having been born into a wealthy family, on my Dads side, and having a mother that never told me I couldn't, I have been fortunate to have achieved some incredible accomplishments. Of which most of these have been trumped many stupid decisions, that thank God, have taught me many valuable lessons. I have filed for personal bankruptcy twice and I know what it is like to hit rock bottom.
I like to say now, "what I know fills books, but what I don't know fills libraries".
I am tenacious and I believe in the NEVER GIVE UP mentality….ask anyone who knows me.
Professional I believe and teach the concept of Multiple Streams Of Income and these are the titles and companies that I am currently involved with.
I hope, if you read this far, you have enjoyed a somewhat different and interesting "About Me".
Please leave your comments and thoughts below and do what I do: Wake up everyday with an attitude of gratitude and tell someone you love them.
26 Responses to "About Greg Writer"
I would like to sit down a speak with you. I am fascinated by your story and want to pick your brain.
David Bareno
Call me at 760-233-2863
Hi Greg,
Having just launched my website PaulCArts.com, I would like to speak to you about possibilities for marketing my WaterColor art to help CEN and me.
Feel free to call me at 720-203-3705 and we will talk.
Thank you,
Hello My name is Beverly, and I am not 100% sure if I have the correct person. I am trying to get in contact with someone from Ron Heagy. He spoke in Yreka , California…I have called, and emailed. The email comes back because it states the box is full, and no answer from my call that is in the book, and the site. I want to carry his products in my salon…so many are wanting his DVD and books..he made a difference here for so many people. Please respond by email if you are the correct Greg.
Thank you
God Bless–Beverly
Wow, I can't imagine I met a wonderful Briliant Guy, a Great Father and a Family man, I understand fully How you come-up, against internet predators.God has a reason and a purpose for you and that's it, I'm your living witness.I'm blessed to see God's Blessing to you and your family. Congratulations. Sir Greg! Keep up always the good work and task God has bestowed on you.
Please call 760-233-2863 and we can get you all of Ron's contact info. Or check out http://www.rollonron.com
Sorry for teh late reply.
Paul please call our office and talk to Ed and lets see what we can do. 760-233-2863
Did you ever ger this resolved?
Hello Greg,I will be listening to you at the Kids expo on the 19th October.I have been looking for you wanting to speak to speak to you about a children's inspirational book that is being gifted to 3million underprivileged children from all over the world, plus a children's motivational program that I have put together and my mentor Bob Proctor says its great and it needs to reach children all over the world sooner than later. Let me me know how and when I can contact you.You are such an inspiration.Many blessings to you and your family.
Respected Sir
Greg Writer
I say that I've written articles about Law of attraction, success, business management, money, knowledge, opportunity, love, happiness, spiritualism, I.Q, trust, skill etc topics.
My stories are selected in some books as a co-editor. My stories are going to be considered in these four books.
1) "The Purpose Driven"
2) "Little Read Success Book"
3) "The Dr. Demartini Institute Book"
4) "Sedona Training Administration Book"
I would like to send you a story on the topic selected by you. You may consider to publish in your book if you find it worth.
"At present I'm making a Search Engine which a unique in this world"
Profound Regards
Awaiting Reply
Have a nice day;
Yours Respectfully
Bittu Gandhi
(Writer, Record Holder, Web Developer, Spiritualist )
So many questions to ask, but hesitant to start with. I'm still looking for something to connect, I'll wire you sometime Sir Greg. Just like to say, I do enjoy watching your video on Financial Literacy. I can relate..being a banking and finance graduate. Honestly speaking it's very interesting, short but precise and very much beneficial to the attendees of the said seminar.
I want to get the browser for my grandson so he will be using a different computer. Do I fill out everything in my name or his?
Hello Greg,
I have been a small business banker for over 10 years. My responsibilities typically involved acquiring new business banking relationships from small business owners and middle-market companies. I would usually lead in by uncovering any financing needs that were left unfullfilled by the business owners existing bank. I collected their financials to see about getting the business owners loan request approved at the bank I was working at. As I am sure you are well aware, lending at the traditional banking platform is virtually non-existent unless you are an existing customer at the bank.
I am interested in knowing how I could transfer my knowledge and skills to the investment banking arena. I feel that you would be the perfect person to ask because of your background in investment banking.
Would you be willing to share 5 minutes of your time to give me your take on Investment Banking as it stands now?
Each time an athlete does the "Heart pump and point to the sky", also known as "The Zone Salute", my book and movie get's an endorsement http://www.thezonemovie.com
We are looking for partners to finish this movie, a movie likely to go global and and earn over 500 million dollar.
I trained John Elway how to get in the peak performance state called "The Zone". I aslo coached Michael Jordan and the Bulls. MJ is in my movie promo and he endorses my book and training via the title of his book "For the Love of the Game". Please contact me to discuss this. I have some great events for you this weekend, to good to put on your blog.
We are in the same area code. YOu should come to the parties and sporting events we have next weekend. Do you like Polo?
Greg…..thanks for call yesterday and hope you can join us a upcoming Gathering of Angels events in Atlanta April 6 and in your backyard San Diego on April 13…..
Mr. Writer, I am not able to reach you by phone, so lets talk this way. I would like to set up a meeting with you in the Month of May 2011. The second or third week on a Month or afternoon on Friday. We will treat you to lunch. You said you like to eat. So we can do business and eat at the same time. The company is MARILYN LIGHTBAGS out of Dallas, Tx. We have a product that can save kids lives.
Thanks for your time.
Would you be willing to share your startup experience with us at our Denver IDEA Café Startup Workshop? More info and optional RSVP at
We meet from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Panera Bread, 13th & Grant near the Capitol here in Denver.
March 23 or any Friday after that would work for us if you'd like to announce you as the speaker, or just drop in any Friday. Today? ?
Hey John thanks for the invite! I would love to have joined you bt I know live in San Diego and off to CEO Space in Vegas for the week.
Mr. Writer,
I would like to speak with you to gather insight on a project that I am working on. I am reaching out to you mainly because we have the same core values. If you have the opportunity you are more than welcome to reach me by email or phone call. I appreciate your time.
God Bless,
Aloha Greg! I enjoyed seeing you again this past weekend in LA at the Enlightened Entrepreneur Summit! Please tell your daughter Coral aloha from me, as I met her at my first CEO Space forum in 505.
A hui hou, (until the next time we get together – in Hawaiian)
Mr Writer:
I prepared a letter I wanted to send to you via e-mail if possible?
Thank you,
Hello dear Greg. back in 2008 I listened to a replay of a teleseminar yo did with David garefinkel about angel funding to start or grow a business It was Wonderfull. I'm writing to you now just to search from you if you can coach somebody residing outside of the USA with french like his first language to do just like you as quoted here by you: "Professional I believe and teach the concept of Multiple Streams Of Income and these are the titles and companies that I am currently involved with."
Yes I think I can help. Please call out office at 760-233-2863
Dear Greg Writer,
I note that you posted an article or book entitled:
"Miracle of Tithing" by Victor Hansen.
So I thought you might like to consider another perspective by Dr. Russell Kelly, who did he Phd on this very subject. You read and view his biblical analysis at:
Hi Greg:
I think I talked with you on the phone a while back. I was hoping to buy you lunch one of these days as I believe we are both Christian Internet Marketing people.
I've been helping companies get high search engine rankings for about 12 years (some companies bigger than others). I have been involved in the investment sector and educational technology like you have.
I've written a few books and realize I need to get out and talk to others from time to time.
I hope you can fit me in your busy schedule. I can drive up there, I live in San Diego,
Take care,
Rob Cross
cell: 619-248-8351


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If you ever have overripe bananas and are thinking about just throwing them out. DON'T!!!! Make this instead. It's a simple, foolproof recipe that goes great as a snack or during tea time.


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Cecelia and Rosemarie are also nice.
I like Ava but not Mae (I assume that you are going for a double FN here)
My favorite on this list is Rosemarie. It's a name I don't hear very often.
i like ava.
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ava nicole
ava michelle
ava claire
Great list!
My favorite is Rosemarie, then Beatrice.
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Wednesday, July 09, 2014
Finally, it's summer. That means pools, picnics, and... PICTURES! And what better to do with all your summer memories than to earn some money from them! That's what could happen when you enter the annual Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) Member Photo Contest. Entries are being taken now through Novemeber 1, so have that camera ready to "Picture Illinois." You just never know what might catch your eye.
We've got new and exciting categories to help you get those creative lenses going as you try to capture the rich diversity of our state's agricultural landscape and its people.
Members of Illinois Farm Bureau can enter up to three photographs in one or all of the following categories:
The photos will be judged on focus, content, color, tone, composition, and appeal.
If your photo is chosen as a finalist, you may earn a cash prize. The Grand Prize is $150; First Place entries win $75 each; Second Place entries win $25 each; and the Members' Choice award earns $50 (chosen by IFB members at IFB's 2014 Annual Meeting in December).
The winning photos will be announced on www.ilfbphotos.org in December, in FarmWeek in January, 2015 and in the Spring 2015 issue of Partners magazine.
The contest is for amateur photographers and is open to IFB members and their immediate families. Your photos must be taken in Illinois and within the past two years, 2012-2014.
For a complete list of the contest rules, and to enter online, visit the photo contest page at www.ilfbphotos.org or contact Dawn at (309) 557-2293 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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ORDER ADOPTING FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 2 in full. Yil Jo may not proceed in forma pauperis and the Clerk shall close the case. Signed by Judge Donald W. Molloy on 3/27/2013. Mailed to Yil Jo. (TAG, )
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Zelda's Link swaps genders for one special player
I grew up playing Zelda. A Link to the Past doubled as my favorite storybook, and I spent my time away from the game dreaming about what it'd be like to adventure like Link — or "Kevin," as the game lets you pick your own name. The character was mine, and now a father is going to great lengths to ensure his daughter can have that same experience.
Geek dad of the year Mike Hoye is playing through The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker with his daughter, Maya, who is currently a mighty three and a half years of age. She can't read just yet, so Hoye does it for her, but with a twist: he changes the pronouns referring to Link as he goes, and transforms the story so that Link is female, instead.
Why? "She's the hero of the story, of course," Hoye writes on his blog.
Still, reading "she" instead of "he" every time is pretty arduous, and while Hoye would no doubt make the effort, he found a better way: he used an emulator to modify the game's code so that Link is referred to as a young woman throughout the game. If you're curious, he details the effort here. According to Ars Technica's Casey Johnston, Hoye said it took "two to three solid days of work" spread out over a few weeks to make the changes.
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