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A Word of Warning to Uniformitarian Scoffers
Thursday, July 29, 2010
"Because the sentence against an evil deed is not executed quickly, therefore the hearts of the sons of men among them are given fully to do evil" (King Solomon, Ecclesiastes 8:11). That summarizes the attitude of a scoffer. He mistakes the patience of God for leniency, and mocks the prospect of a coming judgment. One of the defining qualities of a scoffer is to forget the past,
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Creation: What's the Point?
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Believing in evolution is not inconsequential. It has serious implications for the way we view our world—not just the beginning, the end too. The issue is purpose. God alone possesses the right to assign purpose to His universe, because He created it. Want to know what that purpose is? Listen in, as John MacArthur explains . . .
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Redemption: The Grand Design of the Universe
Sunday, July 25, 2010
The Doctrine of Creation raises many questions. Throughout our series, we've endeavored to address them head-on—Who is the Creator?, How did God create?, and When did creation take place? Today, John MacArthur addresses the most important question yet.
did God create? Here's how John explains it. . .
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God: Creator, Judge, Redeemer
Friday, July 23, 2010
What's at stake in the ongoing battle for the beginning? Worship. Period.
From cover to cover, the Bible asserts and affirms the Genesis account to exalt God for who He really is—the Creator. We should reflect that pattern too. In fact, that's not an option. As Sovereign Creator, God demands to be worshiped. John explains . . .
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Groaning Under the Curse
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Evidence of man's sinfulness surrounds us. Daily newspapers publish it in their headlines; news programs feature it on the hour; websites make it public domain for all to witness; and it sweeps through the annals of human history. But how did we get into this condition? John explains . . .
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The Achilles Heel of Theistic Evolution
Sunday, July 18, 2010
The Genesis record is a beautiful picture of God's creation. Order, purpose and harmony permeate His completed work. Man relates righteously to God; Adam and Eve relate lovingly to one another; and animals dwell peacefully among them. No sign of conflict, fear, violence or death appears,
the day Adam sinned against God. That's a problem for evolution—a
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Don't Surrender the Ground!
Thursday, July 15, 2010
An old Arabian proverb says, "If the camel gets his nose in the tent, his body will soon follow." That happens all the time when Christians imagine a friendly alliance can exists between evolution and creation. Wedding the two is a compromise with enormous ramifications. In this brief article, John MacArthur explains . . .
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Defending the Authority of Scripture
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Creation Ministries International (CMI) has graciously allowed us to post a pre-print of Lael Weinberger's recent interview with John. John provides some context and identifies the heart of the evangelical compromise with evolutionism. Take a look!
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The Creator's Commentary on Genesis
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Liberals, conservatives, scientists, and philosophers have offered—or demanded—their own interpretation of Genesis. They consult science, Ancient Near Eastern mythology, and even enlist the help of liberal scholars to advance their views. I've got a question: Why don't they take the Creator's word for it?
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Day One
Thursday, July 08, 2010
"The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters." It's a short and well-known verse of Scripture, but don't let brevity or familiarity eclipse the significance of Genesis 1:2. God is introducing us to some incredible things about to take place on the very first day of creation. John MacArthur explains...
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The Chicken or the Egg?
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
When God created the earth, it was fully functional in every way. Adam and Eve walked into a complete and mature garden, with "no assembly required." Trees were producing fruit, animals were full-grown and ready to reproduce, and the earth was thriving with life. Everything was ready for the habitation and rule by God's vice-regents.
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Indications of a Young Earth
Friday, July 02, 2010
It's all about your starting point, isn't it? There's a pile of evidence out there, and depending on how you approach it, it'll send you in one of two directions. Find out what happens when you assume the truth of the biblical record and apply it to the natural world. There are
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Russia Day 2012 - Show Us Some Love Rumble
Because we LomoLove children and Russia, we want you to follow in the footsteps of the citizens of Ulyanovsk, Russia, who on September 12th get the day off from work to create a baby boom of their own! Read after the jump for more details on our new competition with some awesome prizes up for grabs! Here's a hint, one of them is a Russian Family Van!
School's Out Rumble Winners Announcement
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Chinese New Year may be over for a few months already but for one Lomographer out there, today is going to be an auspicious day as we announce the winner of Round-the-Clock Rumble: Kung Hei Fat Choi!
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It's hard to remember that there was a time here in Lomography that likes were few and far between. The Special Rumble! Do You Read? is one of the first attempts to make liking a mainstay!
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While unwelcome more often than not, flares can add a sense of drama to your photos! Don't believe me? Let the Fun Flares Rumble Winners show you how!
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We know that we need a hand with all these rumble backlogs but never fear, the community is always there to help us out with their unyielding support!
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Dictionary » V » Volatile oil Volatile oilVolatile oil A substance of oily consistency and feel, derived from a plant and containing the principles to which the odour and taste of the plant are due (essential oil); in contrast to a fatty oil, a volatile oil evaporates when exposed to the air and thus is capable of distillation; it may also be obtained by expression or extraction; many volatile oils, identical to or closely resembling the natural oils, can be made synthetically. Volatile oils are used in medicine as stimulants, stomachics, correctives, carminatives, and for purposes of flavoring (e.g., peppermint oil). Synonym: ethereal oil. Please contribute to this project, if you have more information about this term feel free to edit this page Results from our forumMALDI; fusion protein cleaving from a peptideYou have lot's of non-volatile substances, which may cause troubles in mass spec. But I'm not expert in this area. Do you have linear or reflected TOF? Because you could be at the limit of your machine with 3 kDa. Anyway, I would rather ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... because the spark was in the atmosphere and he'd used up all of the chemicals with carbon in the atmosphere, and the amino acids, which aren't volatile — they don't fly, so to speak — were safely ensconced in the water solution, and the water solution was a collection of non-volatile compounds, ...
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Re: DUMAS METHOD OF DETERMINING MOLAR MASS OF A VOLATILE LIQUIDThanks for all your input guys. I am just finishing my lab report right now. This is off topic, but do you guys know a good website where I could get some lab gear, more specifically a light microscope? Thanks.
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Re: DUMAS METHOD OF DETERMINING MOLAR MASS OF A VOLATILE LIQUIDYes, the whole point was to convert the methanol into a gas, that is why we are using this equation in the first place. The volume I am using in these equations are the volume of the flasks we have been using not the volume of the methanol. When it comes to molarity we weren't given it in this exper...
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Jordan's reign of humiliation just beginning
May, 30, 2012
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Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty ImagesSure, Patrick Ewing is a Hall of Famer, but Michael Jordan has been showing him up for decades.
Michael Jordan has informed Patrick Ewing that he will not be the head coach of the Charlotte Bobcats. This, of course, is the least surprising news ever.
Not because Ewing isn't qualified for the job. He is.
But because it's fairly likely that Jordan will use his coaching search as a means to humiliate his former basketball rivals.
Doubt it? Watch Jordan's Hall of Fame induction speech again and then tell me it's unlikely.
Bringing in Ewing and Bryon Russell and Karl Malone and Clyde Drexler and Charles Barkley and Gary Payton and every pitcher from the Double-A Southern League in 1994 for interviews, only to then inform them that they're not good enough?
It would make Jordan's year.
In fact, the only thing Jordan could do to his former rivals that would be more humiliating?
Tell them they're a perfect fit for the worst organization in the NBA.
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2008 Scion tC Base
ProsSound system, handling, looks, value ConsNone really
Overall, A Very Good Car. — I'll start with the positives of the tC. It looks fantastic and I get a lot of compliments for it. With the backseats folded down there is a surprisingly large amount of storage room in the back. The speaker system is also exceptional, the only complaint I have is that the bass can sometimes be annoyingly loud, especially to passengers in the back seat. On to the semi-cons. Performance is alright, nothing spectacular, but much better than your average car. It is fun to drive and accelerates and corners well, but not like a true sports car. The build quality is very good, I have no complaints about the materials and I have not had any problems with it's reliability. Gas mileage is average: I get around 23 mpg, mostly city driving. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Prossmooth ride and lots of pick-up Conssucks gas like u wouldnt believe and a lot of clutch problems
Scion Tc — I think something is already wrong with the clutch. Not even 4k on it, it sticks but great drive overall and lots of pick-up. lots of interior room and cool storage. the gas isn't that good either, about 16 city maybe 20 highway. but for the price of the car you get a lot. rims, power everything, sunroof, keyless on key. the car handles great its fun to drive but with gas prices it is kind of hard. |
2008 Scion tC
Prosits just fun Consbuy it to customize. if thats not your thing, buy a civic. it'd be cheaper
Buy It — absolutely nothing. has fantastic stock torque, could use a little boost in whp, but overall no complaints =] fwd, so handles like a boss, nothing broken in the first two years of driving, over 37 thousand miles so far. always fun to drive Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2008 Scion tC Base
Prosfun to drive. Consnot much of a fan of front wheel drive .cars a little slow.
Priced Right. — Good on gas cheap on headaches priced right with plenty of standard features.A little slow but I bought the automatic because of LA traffic.Handles well fun to drive not much a fan of front wheel drive cars but with a camry motor it's sure to be reliable. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Scion tC
Prosit's cute and adorable Consif you are a guy
Perfect For Girls — drives fine, shifts well, interior is sustainable, compact, pretty easy to modify with a lot of parts out there (if you so choose), okay so it's kind of small but it's compart and fits in good parking spaces. it was worth 24000 to drive away but COMPLETELY worth it. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2008 Scion tC Base
ProsGas mileage, quick pick up, handling ConsNot enough options for upgrading motor, seat adjusters (should have been power)
Fun Little Car — Cost of Ownership: gas mileage is decent, maintenance is affordable. Performance: Handles the way a car should around curves and turns, braking is good, accelerates better/faster than sister toyotas. Appearance: Sporty, easy to modify. Build Quality: In 2 years of ownership I've only changed the oil when needed and I'm just now getting new tires and brakes. Fun Factor: It is fun to drive. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Scion tC Base
Prosits awesome looking and comfortable Conslots of plastic on interior-hard for dash mats to stick
Buy It Its Worth It — i love my car! its sleek and sexy and has plenty of power! its comfortable on the inside and has a rockin stereo. its low to the ground and corners well at high speeds so its fun to drive. its a toyota/lexus combo technology so you know its dependable and sturdy. it has decent gas mileage but still looks sporty Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Scion tC
ProsSuper comfortable, Saves on gas, Looks fast ConsNot as fast as other sports cars & hard to see out of
My Scion Tc — Performance- easy acceleration, great brakes Build Quality- Body kit attached on kinda cheaply Appearance- unique, shiny color, favorite interior of any car, touch screen navigation Cost of Ownership- gets about 30mpg Fun Factor- Fun to drive, love the big sunroof Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2008 Scion tC Base
ProsLooks, Speed & IPOD hookup ConsNo rear wiper
Toyota Scion Tc — Performance –for a little sporty hatch this is pretty swift! Build Quality – no rattles, squeaks - nothing broken...sweet Appearance – pretty smart for a hot-hatch in its class in US Cost of Ownership –good gas, 1st two services are free!! Fun Factor – its not bad..and the IPOD hook up built in is super cool. Only problem is young men trying to race me :-) |
2008 Scion tC
ProsEven though they look small they have a lot of room and are great on gas... ConsNothing
Scions Are Great... — This is my first compact car but even though it's compact it has a lot of room inside and it looks great... I love my new little car... Scion all the way!.... Performance_ I have no complaints I can drive fast or slow and turning is great... Built Qualities_ the parts are inter-changeable and I am about with God's help I will up-grade my car with different parts, like a spoiler, tinted windows and hoping to put a turbo in it...LOL Appearance- the car looks great even right out of the lot. Cost of Ownership_ It's got great gas mileage. Fun Factors- It's an awesome and very different experience to drive a Scion.... Would I recommend this car to friends and family? Hell Yes!... My younger brother owes one of the first XB"s straight out of California and our family is slowing joining his fun and enthusiasm about being a proud owner of a Scion... |
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2012 Scion tC Reviews
A Fun Little Head-turner By Nicky
It's a solid car. If you want something cheap, but sporty, this is the car for you. It also gives you plenty of room to upgrade from the base model later, so you don't have to put a ton of money down ... Read More
2011 Scion tC Reviews
2011 Tc By Remi
it's a really fun car to drive, great bang for the bucks! It has decent performance and handling for a 20000$ car. Easy to modify too, only down side is the rear camber problem on the passenger side... Read More
Comfortable, Fast, Inexpensive Car By trish1015
I love this car! It was very inexpensive and it drives really well! Fast and comfy! Big power change when v-tec kicks in around 40mph. I would definately reccommend this car to everybody! Great for a... Read More
2010 Scion tC Reviews
Fun, Yet Reliable By Tory
The car is supposed to be somewhat of a sporty car. You can feel it in the whenever you're doing city driving; however it becomes apparent that you cannot zoom around people while driving out on the h... Read More
Great Car For A Great Price. By Trey
The overall handling of this car is astounding for price, the quality of the build is good, there are only minor flaws since this is a first generation TC. It is a cheap car to maintain and a very fun... Read More
2009 Scion tC Reviews
Reliable Coupe By nhaerr
Could use some more top end power, and I wish it didn't run at four thousand rpm's at 80 miles per hour. Fun to drive with simple but classy styling. Love the availability of Toyota Racing Developme... Read More
Great Commuter Car, But Stylish! By BrookeF
Great appearance, good gas mileage,minimal maintenance/ low maintenance costs. The panoramic sunroof and reclining back seats are awesome,. Pioneer sound system sounds great. Easy to park and super fu... Read More
2007 Scion tC Reviews
Scion Tc Review By Chaitanya
Interior space for a coupe category is the highest and can handle transport a variety of goods or 5 people with enough comfort. Could have added few more features and electronics. If mileage was raise... Read More
Overall Great Car, Nice Looks & Price, No Reliability Issues. By sciontcowner
Great handling & pick-up. Great looks and perfect price for a first time buyer. Extremely reliable car (it's a Toyota .. what else can you expect!) Fuel economy in the mid to upper 20s depending on ho... Read More
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It's a common sight in the Twin Cities – you're at a stoplight when someone comes up to you asking for change. Some people will give the person food or money, and some people will just move along.
But what happens when they don't let you?
St. Paul police are reminding victims of aggressive panhandling to call police because it's a crime.
A tweet from the St. Paul Police PIO Twitter account on Monday asked victims to call police if they see aggressive panhandling so they can try to stop this kind of behavior. Sgt. Paul Paulos with the St. Paul Police Department said they have seen more aggressive panhandling lately, especially in the downtown area.
"Panhandling for some is a way of survival, but there are enhancing factors that make it a crime," Paulos said. "We just want people to know that we're aware of the situation."
Those enhancing factors include when the panhandlers stop you from moving from Point A to Point B, Paulos said. Accosting strangers is a petty misdemeanor, but aggressive panhandling becomes a misdemeanor and crime.
"Because it falls under freedom of speech, you have to show that they're impeding traffic for it to be illegal," Paulos said. It's also illegal to touch a person without their consent, follow them after they walk away, or block someone's path.
Paulos added that panhandlers can make up to $25-30 an hour, tax free, depending on the place and circumstance. This has caused panhandling to become more common, especially along busy roads and intersections.
"When people are aggressive downtown, I like to let people know that we're aware," Paulos said.
Paulos says victims of aggressive panhandling should call police right away and stay in the area.
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16 Good Movies to Watch on Netflix This November
Features By Nathan Adams on November 3, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIt's November, which means the air is getting crisp, fallen leaves are crunching beneath people's feet, and we're missing all of it because we spend all of our time sitting on the couch watching Netflix. Starting to run out of things in your queue due to your couch prowess? Don't worry, you won't have to go outside or anything. New movies are being added to the service all the time, and here we have a list of good ones that have shown up recently. As always, click on the films' titles to be taken to their Netflix pages. Pick of the Month: Django Unchained (2012) Quentin Tarantino's first few movies are pretty much universally loved. Not only were they great, they were also at the forefront of a new movement in Hollywood, so they're guaranteed to be remembered for a long time coming. Around the time he put out Kill Bill things started to change, though. His movies became more about style and less about substance, and the reactions to everything he put out from that point on began to vary quite a bit. Well, for my money, Django Unchained is the best thing this already legendary director has put out since the 90s, which makes it well worth your time. Not only does this movie have plenty of that patented Tarantino style to spare (all the riffs on Spaghetti Westerns, the carefully cultivated pop song soundtrack, etc…), it also deals with heavy subject matter that comes pre-loaded with emotion, […]
7 Scenes We Love From 'Blazing Saddles'
Features By Christopher Campbell on February 23, 2014 | Comments (1)Blazing Saddles could be the most difficult movie to celebrate with a Scenes We Love feature. Not only is it a laugh-a-minute comedy with too many classic moments to narrow down from, but more importantly it is such a politically incorrect work that it's hard to showcase excerpts that don't play too offensively out of context of the whole picture. I realized this long ago while listening to shock jock radio and hearing many of the most hilarious quotes from the movie turned into uncomfortable soundbites. Yet this movie, which turned 40 years old this month, is a masterpiece of satire, slapstick and silliness. It's one of the most important American comedies ever made, not to mention possibly the funniest in the last half century. Like another classic that recently celebrated an anniversary — Dr. Strangelove, which also features Slim Pickens — it played the nation's fears and flaws for laughs. With Blazing Saddles, co-writer/director/co-star Mel Brooks lampoons historical and contemporary intolerance, among many other things, as well as the Western genre. And it remains as relevant as any of the countless movies that have been influenced by it, from near-rip-off comedies like Three Amigos! to fellow subversive takes on systemic racism in 19th century America like Django Unchained. I invite further discussion of Blazing Saddles after this look at a number of my favorite bits, and I welcome mention of any additional scenes you love that I didn't have room to include.
Movie-Loving Statisticians Rejoice! The 'Letterboxd 2013 Year in Review' Is Here
Movie News By Rob Hunter on January 7, 2014 | Comments (3)The end of every year brings an onslaught of lists ranking movies of all kinds, and while we here at FSR like to keep our participation to a minimum one of our new favorites is the Letterboxd 2013 Year in Review. If you're not already familiar, the site allows members to track, rate, and review movies they have seen, want to see, or have chosen to never see for as long as they live. I use it to track movies through the year including ones I've seen at film festivals, but you can find lists as diverse as Top 15 Manliest Movies, Nicolas Cage Appreciations, and Murderous Midgets & Venomous Vents. Yeah, I don't know what that last one's about either. Adding to the site's functionality is a sleek design that truly shines with their Year in Review posting. Full screen images are accompanied by detailed stats informed by a user base that currently sits at 86,000 strong. 2013 saw the 18 millionth film logged since the site's inception, and this year was their busiest yet resulting in outcomes both expected and surprising. Who would have guessed Quentin Tarantino's 2012 film Django Unchained would be Letterboxd's most actively discussed film during 2013?
12 Movies to Watch After You've Seen '12 Years a Slave'
Features By Christopher Campbell on October 27, 2013 | Comments (3)This weekend, the exceptional 12 Years a Slave began its initial expansion into wider release. Currently, the Steve McQueen film is playing in 123 theaters around the country, so a lot of people are just getting the chance to enjoy its brilliant performances and to be horrified by its most powerful scenes. When they exit the cinema, while wiping the tears from their eyes and attempting to rid their throats of the lump that's been lodged there for at least half an hour, audiences are going to be curious about who Lupita Nyong'o is and where they've seen Chiwetel Ejiofor before. They'll also be interested to know that they've just watched a remake, of sorts. 12 Years a Slave still has a ways to go before it reaches the mainstream, Middle America mall crowds. But when it does end up on a few thousand screens and watched by millions more, this guide will be here to recommend past films from the makers and stars of the movie, as well as some other relevant titles worth checking out.
7 Badass Actors Who Sacrificed Their Bodies For Art
Cinematic Listology By David Christopher Bell on May 2, 2013 | Comments (138)Like any workplace, injuries happen all the time on set – the only difference is that you don't tend to burn your genitals while organizing a meeting or suffer major brain injury while carpooling for lunch, unless you suck at driving. On film sets, despite every precaution, these things seem a lot more organic. That said, it's way more rare when an actor or actress willingly undergoes physical harm, either for the sake of the art or through sheer dedication to the role. I'm not talking about poor Tippi Hedren or Peter Lorre being forced to by their directors – no, these are actors who only had themselves to blame. For the sake of brevity I've also excluded crazy people who like to flip around, like Jackie Chan and Jet Li, from the list. They transcend a list like this, but there are plenty of other actors who gave their bodies to the craft in big ways
I Like the Way You Drink! The 'Django Unchained' Drinking Dgame
Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on April 16, 2013 | Comments (2)At the end of 2012, maverick director Quentin Tarantino brought his latest ultra-violent and over-the-top exploitation film to cinemas, raking in more than $400m in worldwide box office. Now, Django Unchained is available on DVD and Blu-ray. While King Schultz and Django Freeman travel through the American South, collecting bounties, you can relax and enjoy their ride with an ice cold beverage of your choice. Let the offensive language slide and get into the tribute to spaghetti westerns and blaxploitation cinema. Just don't take that language with you when you shut the movie off, regardless of how many drinks you've had.
The One Where Django, Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen and Ryan Kwanten Are All Unchained
Features By Rob Hunter on April 15, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Going by the Book When a new police chief arrives in the rural town of Sam-po, he decides his fastest way back to the city is to impress the locals and his higher-ups with something flashy and result-oriented. The town has seen a rash of bank robberies so he sets up a simulation involving his officers and the bank… one cop will play the role of robber, and the others will respond and arrest him. Unfortunately for him and his plans though he picks traffic cop Jung Do-man (Jung Jae-young) as the robber and orders him to do his best. And Jung's best is apparently better than anything the police can throw at him. I like to think I'm pretty up on my Korean cinema, but this fantastic 2007 film has escaped my attention until now (so thanks to 5 Points Pictures for giving it a US release). This is a very funny movie with both situational comedy and some darker laughs including the best rape-related gag since Eric the Viking. Jung's robbery turns into a standoff with police and manages all the ridiculousness of Dog Day Afternoon with only a fraction of the sweat and drama. You'd think that would lessen the suspense, but it doesn't. The film also gets kudos as being the rare Korean movie to run under two hours. See it! [DVD extras: Making […]
Video On Demand Power Ranker: Django Gets 'Unchained' and Malick Goes 'To The Wonder'
Features By Neil Miller on April 13, 2013 | Be the First To CommentThis week, our Video On Demand Power Ranker Supreme 3000 has been a little viral and under the weather (we told him to be careful when going on robot dates, but he says he loves and trusts Siri, and we think she gave him robot-mono) so it's not exactly a quantity week. That said, with directors like Quentin Tarantino and Terence Malick leading the way, it sure is a quality week of VOD and digital releases.
Movie News After Dark: Using Drones to Find Out Why Will Smith Passed on 'Django'
Movie News By Neil Miller on March 25, 2013 | Be the First To CommentNew shots from Star Trek, a bit about Michael Bay's ninja turtles and some fun facts about why Will Smith may or may not want to kill Leonardo DiCaprio. It's all there in tonight's edition of Movie News After Dark…
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Picture
Academy Awards By Kevin Carr on February 22, 2013 | Comments (1)Here it is: the Big Kahuna of the Oscar season. Bestowed upon the producers, the Best Picture award is easily the most memorable category of the Big Six. It often coincides with a Best Director win, but with almost twice the nominations than Best Director and some high-profile snubs, there's always a chance for an upset. Best Picture is also one of the most divisive categories out there. To target a specific talent or role, it's easy to zero in on one element of a film. A medicore film can have fantastic, Oscar-worthy cinematography. A film that has no shot at comprehensive awards can offer a scene-stealing performance for a Best Supporting Actor or Actress win. But Best Picture? That's as comprehensive as it gets. Since the nominations have been made and all the complaints about why certain movies weren't on the list (like the awards-forgotten Moonrise Kingdom) have been logged, it's now time to focus on the nine films that made the cut. While the statuette is handed to the producer of the film, it's an honor that everyone involved in the production can enjoy. Such a picture will either become a minor all-but-forgotten footnote in Oscar history (like The Last Emperor or last year's The Artist), or it will become a well-known winner of cinematic legend (like The Godfather or Titanic). It will also serve as great marketing copy for any future DVD or Blu-ray release from now until the end of time. Read on for the nominations […]
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Cinematography
Academy Awards By Landon Palmer on February 20, 2013 | Comments (6)Cinematography, like many technical awards, is an incredibly difficult art form requiring years of experience, an encyclopedic knowledge of light and color, and an impossible ability to adapt to an industry whose technologies of capturing moving images are always changing. But that doesn't mean someone as inexperienced as the Academy voters or myself shouldn't be allowed to judge all that hard work! This year's cinematography category is surprisingly controversial. Mihai Mălaimare, Jr's work on The Master, once thought a shoo-in for this category, wasn't even nominated, nor were other visually enthralling films, like Darius Wolski's work on Promtheus. That said, the films that were ultimately nominated no doubt contain some expert cinematography (because I would know), but, as the political nature of these things always indicates, the question of "best" is highly suspect. Here's how the nominees size up, with my prediction for the winner in red…
2013 Oscar Prediction: Best Original Screenplay
Academy Awards By Nathan Adams on February 19, 2013 | Comments (2)The very foundation of any film is its screenplay. It presents the story that inspires the director's overarching vision, and ideally it gives him or her a road map to follow on a creative journey. It creates human beings out of thin air, and it steers actors toward the motivations that will allow them to bring said human beings to life with an authenticity that makes them resonate. Adapted screenplays are often great, but there's always an inherent compromise that comes with them. You're taking material that worked in a different medium and trying to shoehorn it into film, even though it might have strengths or weaknesses that don't translate to motion picture well. Thus, the award for Best Original Screenplay may be the most pure award when it comes to recognizing artists for their ability to create within the realm of cinema. Here are the original screenplays that the Academy feels best represent the potential of what film can be from this past year (with my predicted winner in red):
Django Unattained: How Reverend Al Sharpton Ruined a Cool Collector's Item
Boiling Point By Robert Fure on January 28, 2013 | Comments (38)I want to tell you a story all about how my life got flipped, turned upside down. It started a couple weeks ago when the awesome collectible manufacturer NECA released a line of Django Unchained action figures. These things were hoss, similar to the ones released for Inglorious Basterds, that is, they were tall, well made, and something an adult could have in his house. Plus, one of them was of James Remar, and how cool would it be to have a James Remar action figure? SUPER COOL. However, I hadn't yet seen the film. I saw the price on-line: about $40. Not bad, but what if the movie sucked? I am not the biggest Tarantino fan in the world, so I figured I'd wait until after I saw the movie before deciding whether or not to get one. My plan worked perfectly, or rather, it would have, if not for Al Sharpton and other overly sensitive ass-bags who want to ruin everything for everyone that isn't them.
Movie News After Dark: On Cinema At the Cinema On a Horse
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 21, 2013 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's the most talented, most handsomest, often silliest movie news column on the planet. Movie news columns from other parts of the galaxy might be able to compete, but they are yet undiscovered, so they can suck it. He's On a Horse – Sometimes memes are fun. In this case, mashing the Old Spice guy together with Samuel Jackson's head house slave character in Django Unchained is a simple, wonderful choice.
Manti Te'o's Fake Girlfriend's Favorite Film Stories of the Week
Features By Christopher Campbell on January 19, 2013 | Be the First To CommentIt's too bad everyone (but me) hates Catfish so much, because otherwise the Manti Te'o fake girlfriend story would make for a great movie, documentary or drama. It'll still probably wind up being told in some form or another anyway. Or perhaps it'll just inspire a Law & Order SVU episode (the death of a pro athlete's girlfriend is investigated… but then it turns out she never existed in the first place!). For now, it's our lead-in to another Reject Recap, where the best film-related stories on FSR and around the web are listed for you to easily get caught up with. We understand, you were too busy following the Manti drama and the Lance Armstrong confession and mourning Mr. Drummond this week. As we head into the weekend, you should first feast your eyes on our reviews of new releases, including the Arnold Schwarzenegger comeback (The Last Stand), the scary movie with the feral children and a raven-haired Jessica Chastain (Mama), the fake Sidney Lumet film (Broken City) and the Common drama from the previous Sundance (LUV). I don't think we liked any of them, really. But, hey, Quartet is expanding a bit, and Will Ferrell sure made that sound enticing at the Golden Globes when he pronounced it "Cordet." Speaking of which, you're only a few days behind, but if you missed those awards, you can read through our live-blog transcript and feel as though you actually watched. Now, check out the biggest and best stories and original […]
A Brief History of Slavery at the Academy Awards (or 5 Films That Prove Oscar is Terrified By A Difficult History)
Features By J.F. Sargent on January 14, 2013 | Comments (9)After I saw Django Unchained for the first time, I jokingly tweeted that it was going to be funny when a bunch of white people get nominated for Academy Awards for this movie about slavery. Then the Academy Award nominations came out, and it became less of a joke and more an eerily accurate prediction. I'm not telling you that to give you the impression that my twitter feed is magical or that following me will make your life immeasurably better (even though it is, and it will), just to remind you that the Oscars aren't really about the best or most important movies, performances, or artistic accomplishments, which is why when you look at a history of the winners you'll see a curious absence of classics like Die Hard or Star Wars, and an overabundance of moviesthatsuck. Because instead of telling us what movies were the best, the Oscars tell us what movies made the Academy feel the most warm and safe. Nowhere is this more apparent than when looking at how the Academy treats movies about slavery. They don't want a smart, artistic analysis that properly explores the darker aspects of the fact that the United States contributed to a centuries-long genocide. They want movies that gloss over the pain and suffering. At best, they want movies that cut right to the part where white people get forgiven. Which is why we see the following trend in this brief list of every movie to deal directly with slavery […]
Where Can You Watch the 2013 Oscar-Nominated Films?
Features By Christopher Campbell on January 13, 2013 | Comments (3)Once upon a time, the Oscar nominations were filled with titles unfamiliar to the regular Joe. Not unknown, necessarily, but at least not widely seen. But today, thanks to all kinds of home video platforms and theatrical distribution for even the short film nominees, it's not always so impossible to see everything before the big night. To help those of you wishing to be completists, I've listed all of this year's recently announced Oscar nominees and noted how and where you can see them, whether presently or soon enough. It may not be entirely doable, as some foreign films haven't officially been released here, including one that doesn't even yet have a date, and some titles are in the middle of their theatrical to DVD window. But there are a bunch that can be streamed right this moment on your computer via Amazon, Google, YouTube and other outlets, each of which I've marked accordingly courtesy of GoWatchIt. Only three are through Netflix Watch Instant, by the way (How to Survive a Plague, The Invisible War and Mirror Mirror). And one short has been embedded in the post.
2013 Golden Globe Predictions: Movie Categories
Features By Christopher Campbell on January 12, 2013 | Comments (1)The 70th Golden Globe Awards will be held tomorrow night, and I invite you to join myself and FSR's awards guru, Daniel Walber, for live-blog commentary during the ceremony. We'll try to keep it smart, avoid too much snark and will likely be obeying the rules of the drinking game that co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have devised. It will also hopefully be more conversational than remarks we could have just tweeted, in order that I can turn the discussion around as a more readable post-event recap of the night. In case you're too busy paying attention to your TV to also read our words simultaneously. Anyway, you can't head into a big awards telecast viewing without predictions for what you think will win. Daniel and I seem to agree on exactly half of the movie categories. So, maybe it won't be such a predicable night. Check out our choices after the break and give us your own predictions in the comments. If you do better than either of us, we commend you in advance (and maybe at the end of our GG coverage too).
Movie News After Dark: Time to Get Honest About Hunger Games and Inception
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 10, 2013 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a movie news column that cares. Bring Me Your Katniss! – We begin this evening with one of a few new images from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, the holiday-releasing sequel to that other movie about a girl with a bow, an arrow and a will to live. The above image is our first look at Philip Seymour Hoffman as Plutarch Heavensbee. Seriously, these names…
Movie News After Dark: We're Back Like the Dowager Countess
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 7, 2013 | Comments (2)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly quarrel with the boundaries of good taste. It's a nightly column that took some holiday time off, but it now back for its third (we think) season of rocking your world with links about entertainment, non-entertainment and other wordy pursuits in-between. Downton? Damn Near Killed Her – As you should already know if you reside on the Internet, Downton Abbey is back for its third season here in the United States of America. And as has been the case in the past, we just can't get enough of that elegant British melodrama. If we had to place bets on what really connects Downton with its hip young American audience, we'd say that it has something to do with Dame Maggie Smith. See the following video as exhibit A.
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A Genetic Algorithm Framework in Python Based on the introduction of Genetic Algorithms in the excellent book "Collective Intelligence" I have put together some python classes to extend the original concepts.
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A Proper Empire: Terra Incognita A Proper Empire: Terra Incognita is a modding project for the computer game Empire: Total War. APE:TI extensively modifies most of the gameplay aspects of the original games.
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NB: This course description remains TENTATIVE. Readings and Requirements subject to change. Einsteins Miracle Year: The discoveries and the methods of analysis that are the basis of twentieth century physics have dominated our lives and in many cases set the tone of our intellectual debates. Unfortunately, in most undergraduate university curricula this material is not covered. This omission is usually due to the need to prepare the students in both the requisite classical physics and mathematics. This physics course covers a coherent and correct presentation of the discoveries of modern physics but without the use of sophisticated mathematics. The emphasis in the course will be on the conceptual development of the ideas. We will begin with a general review of several of the basic ideas that are relevant to all of physics, but quickly relate them to discoveries made in the twentieth century, with emphasis on Einsteins papers written during his miracle year of 1905. These papers revolutionized our view of the world, truly launching the modern view of the atomic structure of matter, the unification of space and time, and the quantum nature of light. Threaded throughout the course will be an emphasis on conceptual foundations.
About the Professor Dr. Roy Schwitters, S.W. Richardson Professor of Physics, works in experimental high-energy physics.
Grading Policy
The course has three lectures a week. Each student must also attend one discussion section per week. There is homework every week consisting of assigned problems and take-home laboratories. Some of the problems and all the laboratories deal with general science competency. There are two tests and a final. Students with a weak background in physics from high school are encouraged to take the special section of PHY 309K for Plan II students before enrolling in this course.
Albert Einstein and John Stachel (ed.), Einsteins Miraculous Year: Five Papers That Changed the Face of Physics Richard P. Feynman, QED Thomas A. Moore, A Traveler's Guide to Spacetime John Alan Paulos, Innumeracy


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The moment a couple knows they are expecting a baby, they begin to have dreams for their child. Perhaps their child will be a ballerina or their son will be a starting quarterback for his high school team; perhaps they will have a budding scientist that will one day cure cancer. Each family has different […]
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Raising a kid with special needs
Austin has been receiving various therapies since he was 2. The therapists have all been truly special people in our lives. Each one has left Austin a little better off. I am so amazed to think of where he was when he entered elementary school compared to where he is now as he prepares to […]
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I received this letter last week from Austin's Special Ed teacher. Hi Jen, I recently completed Austin's standardized testing for his upcoming annual review meeting and as we had predicted and discussed at his recent parent-teacher conference, Austin performed quite well (in the average range in all areas). Given this and the teams observations on […]
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All over the news you hear about schools hurting for financial aid from the State and Federal governments. While all families and businesses are hurting, it strikes and additional blow when you see line for line the impact it's having on the children. The children who have had no hand in creating the financial mess […]
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I always stress on conference days. I never know what I am going to hear. I packed all three back to back. Which was nice, except I should have had Austin's last, I always need more time for him. Because of this, I missed meeting with his SPED teacher. She did catch up with me […]
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Survivor Maria Jolene and her three-year-old son greeted the Pope on behalf of a group of 11 mothers and 13 children. Jolene told L'Osservatore Romano, "We came to see the Pope to find hope for the reconstruction of Haiti." All of the survivors lost relatives, homes and jobs in the earthquake. They now call Italy "home."
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Genealogy News and Events
14th Annual Genealogy Lock-in - Discover History for Yourself
In celebration of "Family History" month in October, the Genealogy Center of the Waco-McLennan County Library System, in cooperation with the Central Texas Genealogical Society (CTGS), will be sponsoring the 14th Annual Genealogy Lock-in on Friday, October 17, 2014 from 12:00 noon to 10:30 p.m. at the West Waco Library & Genealogy Center, 5301 Bosque Blvd., Suite 275 in Waco. This event is free and open to any members of the public who have an interest in genealogy.
The purpose of the event is to showcase the Library's genealogy collection and provide an awareness of the hereditary and historical societies represented in this area. It is a great opportunity for both the novice and experienced researcher to learn more about genealogy, pursue their individual family's history, and to learn about local hereditary and historical societies. The Lock-in will include genealogical advice, instruction, snacks, and door prizes.
This is the 4th year the Lock-in will share 'virtual programming' with other libraries and genealogical societies from across the State of Texas. This year's participants include: Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Denton Public Library, Plano Public Library, Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research (Houston Public Library), San Angelo Genealogical and Historical Society, Amarillo Public Library, Abilene Public Library and Corsicana Public Library.
Programming includes a series of in-house and virtual classes from Noon-10:30 p.m. For the beginner family historian there will be a 'Fundamentals for Beginning Genealogy Research' class (in-house) at 6:00 p.m. Virtual classes include a lecture on 'Five Civilized Tribes Indian Research'; a discussion about 'Building the West Texas Digital Archives'; a look at the genealogical potential of the AncestryDNA autosomal test; a demonstration of search strategies for FamilySearch.org; a discussion on how to 'Think Like a Historian to Expand Your Research'; and a presentation on 'Using Evernote for your Genealogical Research.' An additional in-house program will be at 1:45 p.m. 'Genealogical and Historic Records Available at the Texas Military Forces Museum,' by Deputy Director Lisa Sharik.
Numerous McLennan County and Central Texas hereditary societies will be represented. Look for the local chapters of the NSDAR, SCV, DRT, Colonial Dames, UDC, Texas German Society, SRT, SAR, Czech Heritage Society of Texas, Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Texas, as well as, the Texas Wendish Heritage Society, Texas Czech Genealogical Society, Central Texas Genealogical Society and more. Additionally, representatives will be on hand from the Waco Family History Center, Findagrave.com, Baylor University Institute for Oral History, Texas General Land Office, McLennan County Cemetery Interest Group, McLennan County Archives, McLennan County Historical Commission, Historic Waco Foundation, and the Texas Collection at Baylor University. Find out what records, research tools, databases, services and products these groups have to offer.
The Lone Star Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) will host an "Ancestors Roadshow" from 3:30-9:30 p.m. The Roadshow is an opportunity to have a free 15-minute consultation with a professional genealogist. You may ask questions about a specific genealogical problem or get general information on how to approach a research problem. Time slots are limited. Roadshow appointments are limited to one per person on a first-come, first-served basis. Walk-up registration will begin at 3:00 p.m. The registration process includes completing an online questionnaire and initial screening interview. The questionnaire can be found at http://lonestarapg.com/roadshow_forms.htm.
Additionally, visit the Demo Showcase for informal website tutorials; discussions; collection overviews; and re-enactors, such as Charles Oliver representing a Confederate soldier or Bill Covington representing the common soldier of the American Revolution.
Early registration for the Lock-in begins at 11:45 a.m. in the foyer at the West Waco Library & Genealogy Center. Security will be provided after 6:00 p.m.
Library facilities other than Genealogy will not be available for use after 6:00 p.m. during the Lock-in. Children under the age of 16 attending the event must be accompanied by an adult.
For more information contact Bill Buckner, Genealogy Center Manager of the West Waco Library & Genealogy Center at (254) 750-5945 or by e-mail or visit www.wacolibrary.org / www.ctgs.org.
Full Program of Events (PDF)
2014 CTGS Genealogy Beginner's Class Schedule
Saturday, May 10, 10:30 am – 1:30 pm (doors open at 10 am)
Saturday, August 9, 10:30 am – 1:30 pm (doors open at 10 am)
Friday, October 17 as part of the 14th annual Genealogy Lockin
2014 Roots that Bind Workshop
2013 Genealogy Lockin
Attendees in the Finding Success with Family Search Webinar |
Attendees in the WHO AM I beginner's class webinar |
Brenda McGuire at a Public Computer |
Carol Teinert Moravec from the Wendish Society |
Christy and Joey White-Swift chat with Revolutionary War reenactor Bill Covington |
Revolutionary War Re-enactor Bill Covington |
Dee Winter and Mark Dutton from Find-a-Grave |
Diane Christie researching in the genealogy stacks |
Dottie Bishop researching with Ancestry |
Evelyn Skopik from the Czech Society |
Family Tree Maker presentation by Kristi DeCluitt |
Gina Andrie consults with Rob Meaux and David Galloway from the Genealogy Roadshow |
Jackie Turner doing Research |
Kevin Klaus from the Texas General Land Office |
Larry Peik and William Marrs of the sons of the American Revolution |
Linda Dvork with door prize awarded by Brenda Golubski |
Lisa Smith assistas a Patron |
Lock-in registration |
Lyn Lawson from Scandinavian Friends |
Marilyn Holland doing personal research |
Mary Youngblood and Dorothy Bates from the D.A.R. |
Michael Belcher with Ancestor's Roadshow on Skype with a patron from the San Angelo Library |
Michael Belcher assists Kay Smith |
Nancy Kelsey making copies |
Norma Thronburg and Agnes Barnes from the NS D.A.R. |
Pat Wade shows off her door prize |
Patrons researching in the Genealogy Department |
Presentation of Find-a-Grave by Carla Hines |
Civil War Re-enactor Charles Oliver |
Renaldo Ramirez consults with Trudy and Kerry McGuire from the McLennan County Archives |
Researching in the Genealogy Department |
Sherry Creech, another door-prize winner |
SOCV members Norman Lovorn, Charles Oliver, Hayden Moody and Lynn Simpson |
Texas German Society representatives Andrea Baker and Betty Hubbard |
Who Am I Webinar in progress |
Webinar on Texas Land Grants |
Waco Genealogy Center offers help in locating Ancestors in 1940 Census!
On April 2, 2012, the 1940 United States Census was released by the National Archives and Records Administration to the general public. These records are now available in digital format at http://1940census.archives.gov/.
This is the first historical federal decennial survey to ever be released directly to the internet. Since the records have not yet been name indexed, the census will have to be searched by enumeration district. It is anticipated that a nationwide name index will not be available for at least six months to a year.
For additional information please contact the Genealogy Center at 254-750-5945.
Our collection includes:
Over 15,000 books
Census and Soundex
Family Search (a CD-ROM product from The Church of JesusChrist of Latter-Day Saints that contains the Ancestral File and International Genealogical Index)
Texas County Records on microfilm are available through Interlibrary Loan.
Our department also contains 10 microfilm readers, 3 microfiche readers, 2 microfilm/-fiche copiers, 1 photocopier, and 7 computers with internet access.
New Acquisitions in the Genealogy Center:
Discover the most recent books, journals, and microfilm added to our collection. Recent additions are shelved together in the NEW section for six months for your convenience. This list is updated quarterly.
McLennan County Cemetery Interest Group
The McLennan County Cemetery Interest Group is an informal group of citizens interested in the cemeteries and/or burials in McLennan County, Texas. Our group is a volunteer organization of the Waco-McLennan County Library-Genealogy Division.
Members include:
Bill Buckner, Division Manager and other staff members
Members of the Central Texas Genealogical Society Projects Committee
Members from the general public.
Anyone interested in helping to preserve cemetery data for the future is welcome. There is no charge or fee associated with our group-we are volunteers working to protect McLennan County history. Our goal is to become the source of information on Waco and McLennan County cemeteries by providing accurate documentation of cemetery histories and inventories.
The McLennan County Cemetery Interest Group seeks to provide a forum for discussion on our area cemeteries, as well as to become a source of information and record preservation for all McLennan County cemeteries and burials. Our activities to date include:
Creating a Master List of McLennan County cemeteries
Establishing guidelines for inventorying cemeteries
Creating forms to ensure uniform collection of data
Inventorying cemeteries in danger of being abandoned and cemeteries not previously recorded
Updating cemetery inventories on file at the Library
Maintaining a resource file on each identified cemetery
If you are interested in preserving the historical information of our cemeteries please join us for a meeting! For more information, click here.
Free Forms
Our cemetery survey forms may be accessed by clicking on the link below.
Terms of Use: Intended for personal, non-commercial usage. Please leave copyright statement intact.
Online Genealogy Resources
Ancestry Library edition (ALE): this family history research database in the library version of Ancestry.com and contains over 1.2 million records including the US Census from 1820's-1930's, births, marriages and death records, immigration records, biographies, newspapers and periodicals and more. Available for in Library use only.
Genline: Swedish Church Records Online: this digital image database of Swedish church records from the 16th-20th century has over 16 million records. Records consist of birth/baptismal, confirmation, marriage, death/burial, church ledgers and household examinations rolls. Available for use in the Genealogy Department at the Central Library.
HeritageQuest Online: Among the TexShare databases, HeritageQuest Online provides patrons with searchable genealogy content. Census images and indexes are provided for various census as well as access to 25,000 family and local histories.
For additional information on available electronic resources: visit the Genealogy Databases section of our web site.
Take Me To: Internet Genealogy Resources & Categories
Disclaimer: The Waco-McLennan County Library System does not monitor, and has no control over, information accessed through the Internet and cannot be responsible for its content.