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Abraham, 20, took to Twitter to express her disapproval over E! reality star Kardashian's second pregnancy, which she announced exclusively to Us Weekly on Wednesday.
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"I'm shocked Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant again. Did she not learn anything from 'Teen Mom'?" Abraham, single mom to 2-year-old Sophia, oddly seethed in a Friday post on the microblogging site. "Maybe it's a fake pregnancy like Kim's wedding. SAD."
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Faithful, diligent and quietly effective, John Stockton may not have been the flashiest baller in the NBA, but his measured approach to the game brought him a level of success that was anything but modest. Looking to apply that same "give and you go" philosophy to the hip-hop grind, Nemo Achida invokes the Utah Jazz point guard's illustrious name on his latest EP single. Sean Mangan handles production duties, flipping a smooth synth-vocal sample as the Lexington, Ky. representative' drops his contemplative verses, showcasing a spiritually-centered brand of swagger as he sets himself apart from his hedonistic peers ("Every soul I see through, and every mind I read through say lust, money, power or fame / And none of the above can medicate the pain.") So, what is is he after? Like his B-ball role model, Achida' does it all for the man upstairs: "I'm a God, they see no flaw, but Yahweh's above me, and he see all." Like what you're hearing? In addition to hearing John Stockton spun on Hot 97's Real Late With Rosenberg program, fans can find plenty more where this came from on the artist's Goodbye Brooklyn EP, available now online.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- American Airlines is reportedly close to finalizing a $2.6 billion order for 200 CFM International engines for 100 Airbus A320neo jetliners. The deal would be a loss for United Technologies' Pratt & Whitney unit, which makes a competing turbofan engine also used on the A320neo.
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Reuters cited sources who said American Airlines will buy 200 of CFM's LEAP engines for placement in 100 Airbus A320neo jetliners on order. The deal would be a loss for United Technologies'
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As the 100 A320neos are part of American's larger order for 460 Airbus and Boeing planes, it could mean more orders for CFM engines in the future.
CFM is a joint venture between General Electric Aviation and Safran of France. Its LEAP-1A engine is expected to be up to 15% more fuel efficient than the CFM engine used on current A320s, according to Reuters.
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Had an urge tonight to update my Black Nashville Genealogy & History blog tonight, so check out the new design:
I have not posted to that blog often at all in the past two years, but am going to try to work it back into my editorial calendar
Had an urge tonight to update my Black Nashville Genealogy & History blog tonight, so check out the new design:
I have not posted to that blog often at all in the past two years, but am going to try to work it back into my editorial calendar
This morning I watched the online streaming video of the Ancestry.com panel at RootsTech. The format of the panel was conversational between President & CEO Tim Sullivan and other leaders within the company.
We all learned of some exciting developments in the pipeline for features to come at Ancestry.com – all of which will be great assets. I in particular was most intrigued by what I was hearing with regard to their plans for how to work with DNA in the future. Though they did not explicitly outline details, from the overall conversation, it was easy to read in between the lines.
Ancestry pretty much just confirmed that they will be doing something I blogged about in November – goo.gl/vRjxX.#rootste…
— Taneya (@Taneya) February 4, 2012
Specifically, Ancestry is looking at what is needed to leverage DNA as content. What does this mean? It means that DNA will become part of the genealogical experience. How might that happen? For that, I refer back to a blog post I made this past November as I discussed thoughts on how DNA content could be better leveraged by 23andMe.
In that blog post, I made several points, but overall, expressed a desire for DNA companies to use DNA data in smarter ways. Those of us getting tested are able to pinpoint specific segments to specific ancestors, yet, our knowledge of this is not internally captured in the system, nor shareable with anyone else via the system. If that were to change, and it was as easy to "tag" DNA segments to specific individuals in an online tree that also existed in the system, a whole new world could be opened up for us all. I invite you to read the post for further information.
While I have done a lot of testing with 23andMe – I do anticipate that Ancestry may get into a lead position on this — as they demonstrated today at RootsTech for non-genealogical data, they already have infrastructure in place to make it possible for us to tag records, on the fly, and in very shareable ways.
Let us tag our DNA. Then, let us attach it to specific individuals in our tree. Doing so would then help realize an amazing transformation in how we now work with genetic information to move forward our genealogical cause. I am looking forward to see how their DNA testing service grows.
Update: Blaine Bettinger has a stellar post further describing the session and the implications. It's a must read article!
This is a photo of the envelope that my uncle Stanley (1950-2010) sent to my grandmother back in 1984.
This letter is notable because Stanley was a "wanderer." He would leave New York and go travel and the family would never really know where he was at. His return address here is "On the Road" and interestingly, in Florida. He would eventually settle in Florida, living there near my mom.
Randy Seaver's Saturday Night Genealogy Fun exercise tonight is as follows:
Find a living male person in your database from your maternal grandfather's patrilineal line who could take a Y-DNA test.
Then, we are tasked to answer several questions. Here are my responses – fortunately, this was a very easy topic for me given all the testing I've been able to do under the auspices of the 23andMe's Roots Into the Future Initiative.
1) What was your mother's father's name?
2) What is your mother's father's patrilineal line? That is, his father's father's father's … back to the most distant male ancestor in that line?
Herman (1926-1986) –> Lewis "Christopher Columbus" Robinson (1886-1928) –> William Robeson/Robinson (1830-?) –> Bob Robeson (1800-?). Bob & William were former slaves from Columbus County, NC as best as I have been able to determine to date.
3) Can you identify male sibling(s) of your mother's father, and any living male descendants from those male sibling(s)? If so, you have a candidate to do a Y-DNA test on that patrilineal line. If not, you may have to find male siblings, and their descendants, of the next generation back, or even further.
Yes, I can identify living male descendants and one of them has already been tested – my mother's brother. His 23andMe results show his paternal haplogroup to be E1b1a8a, a haplogroup with deep origins to Africa.
This post is a reminder to me to upload his info to Gedmatch.com so I can check his yDNA against others. I'm off to do that now!
Well, parts of it anyway.
This week, the 23andMe DNA Roots Into the Future results came back for one of my mother's paternal 1st cousins. A great advantage of her having done the test is that I can now begin to establish segments of my mother's DNA that comes from her paternal grandparents, Lewis & Lucinda (Lennon) Robinson, whom Cousin C and my mother have as their Most Recent Common Ancestor (MRCA).
"Cousin C" shares 10.5% and 28 segments of DNA with my mother. All 28 of those segments come from Lewis & Lucinda. Additionally, Cousin C shares some DNA segments with my mother's brother that she does not have in common with my mother (11.2% and 32 segments). Because the sharing with my mother and uncle are not 100% overlapping, this means even more segments from the great-grandparental units.
In the image below the DNA Cousin C shares with my mother is marked with green; the DNA she shares with my uncle is marked in blue.
This means that as I sort through my mother's Relative Finder matches, if someone matches both her and Cousin C – then that person is related to us through Lewis & Lucinda and will thus help me narrow which branch to focus the search on. As I have started to tabulate these shared segments into my analysis spreadsheet I have already identified a few individuals who I can now narrow our search for our MRCA to that branch of my tree.
And also of interest, I have parts of DNA of a set of my 2nd great-grandparents, Andrew & Gracy (Bullock) McNair on my mother's side since a 3rd cousin of hers, for whom Andrew & Gracy are the MRCA, has also had his testing completed. On my father's side, I've got DNA segments attributed to ancestors of mine even more generations back that these — how cool is that?
I really need for one of the DNA testing companies to add the tagging capability I've described on my blog in the past — it would be so helpful!
With the New Year comes another new involvement for me — I've been asked by Randy Whited, a Director of the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS), to join the FGS Education Committee! I was honored to be asked and of course had to accept.
The FGS Education Committee produces the weekly FGS radio show and the ongoing webinar series. Our focus could expand in the future and I believe this will be another opportunity to increase my skill sets and gain even further experience in melding my technology + genealogy interests.
And crazily enough, my 1st week as a member, Randy asked if I'd be interested in being a guest on the FGS radio show! So, today, I was a guest, along with Paula Hinkel of the Southern California Genealogical Society. Our topic of discussion was Crafting an Effective Member Survey. Paula has professional experience as a market researcher, in addition to her extensive genealogical expertise, and I contributed some information I too have learned in my professional career.
I very much enjoyed the show and was so tickled to be online like that! We hope that those who listened learned something that they can then take back to their societies. And, if you have suggestions and/or feedback, please let us know by commenting on the FGS Voice Blog. The FGS radio shows are an excellent resource – you can listen to past episodes online, on your smartphone via the FGS Voice Android app, or via iTunes.
With the new year, I am planning to do more blog posts for Amy Coffin's 52 Weeks series. This is now week #3 and the topic is "Free Online Genealogy Tools." Specifically,
Free online genealogy tools are like gifts from above. Which one are you most thankful for? How has it helped your family history experience?
My favorite free online genealogy tool is the USGenWeb Project, hands down. When I started my genealogy research in 2006, the USGenWeb was a fundamental component of the early successes that I was able to achieve. The Washington County, NC page contained a very comprehensive listing of deaths from the county that had been compiled by local volunteers. Due to the extensive coverage (from 1913-1980) and the wealth of information included in the index (names of parents for example), I was able to connect many families together in my tree and obtain vital records information. Then, as a result of gathering those details, I ordered certificates galore.
Then, because of the benefit I'd gained from the volunteer works of others, I knew I had to find a way to give back and I sought out a way to join the USGenWeb Project myself. I started by becoming the site coordinator for Blount County, Tennessee. Though I had no personal research connections with the area, I planned to use my proximity to the Tennessee State Library and Archives as a source of material. Soon after, I became webmaster for the NCGenWeb, took on several counties with them (including Washington County!) and this summer, became the State Coordinator of the TNGenWeb Project.
I value the USGenWeb's efforts because in many cases, the site coordinators just wish to provide resources to help others. One of my fellow coordinators in the NCGenWeb, Lisa Frank, recently wrote a fantastic blog post about the USGenWeb that is a must read. Each county is unique and you never know what you may find — this makes it all that much more interesting to peruse.
I am extremely passionate about the mission of the USGenWeb, wish to see it continue to grow as a resource to all, and am proud to be a part of it. I love browsing and searching pages across the site looking for tidbits about those I research.
Almost a year ago to date, I shared a quest I embarked upon to find a picture of Dwight Hillis Wilson, a former archivist at Fisk University. The Society of American Archivists was looking for a picture of him for a set of trading cards they were putting together in honor of the organization's 75th anniversary. A couple of weeks later, after I found and contacting his son, the SAA had their pictures! Dwight Jr. was kind enough to send them a few that he had.
A couple of weeks ago, I followed up and did find that the SAA did indeed publish the cards and they were kind enough to send me a complimentary set as an acknowledgement for my help. The cards arrived this week.
The cards inside are very nicely done and right on top was Dwight's.
On the back is a summary of his accomplishments.
What a great treasure for Mr. Wilson's family to have these cards in his memory. I am so honored to have been able to help. And, most importantly, this process has sparked an interest in Mr. Wilson's son and family to do more research on their family tree. That makes me smile.
I have had the most fabulous few days in that I have had several cousin connections! I can't even begin to go in-depth on all of them, but in brief:
In addition to these wonderful connections, my uncle and my stepfather's DNA results came back from 23andMe on Friday so now I get to sort through their relative matches. I hope I get more relatives from my uncle's results!
I have a goal to do a DNA comparison test this month. There are two individuals I want to test so that I can find out if they descend from the same male ancestor – one is black (Person A) and one is white (Person B). My primary genealogical research leads me to believe there is a strong possibility they both descend from a male white male who lived from 1798-1881. I want to compare their Y chromosome DNA. My dilemma is this — which DNA testing service should I use?
Here are the considerations:
a) 23andMe – I have a free 23andMe testing kit I can use for Person A. I ordered it for him as part of the Roots into the Future Initiative. I would love to use this b/c the test is free. For Person B, I would then order another 23andMe test for him and pay for that one ($99). The benefit of having them both in 23andMe is that I could compare both Y-DNA and autosomal DNA. I know that 23andMe will tell me if their Y chromosomes are the same or not — is it as good as what I could learn from FamilyTree DNA?
b) FamilyTree DNA — is my other option – they are so well-known for the Y marker tests. Since I have the kit for Person A already, I could then pay $50 to submit his DNA to FamilyTree DNA. Then, I would purchase the 37-marker yDNA test for Person B. The benefit of using FamilyTree DNA is that if Person A turns out not to be related to Person B, then there would be other surnames in the database that *may* come us as matches.
Which would you use in this situation and why?
Update 11:30pm — I have my answer! FTDNA it is. Turns out that 23andMe does not test markers on the Y Chromosome like I thought they did so I'll be ordering the 37 marker test for both men. Thanks everyone!


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Thanks for the info. Might just have to try to Dalton in person when I get the chance before ordering.
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I've got a pair of Daltons and a pair of Strands both in 11B and the Daltons are wider than the Strands....so much so that I probably could have swung a 10.5B. With that said, I have a pair of Bayfields in 11B (same last as Dalton) and they fit closer to the Strand (ie, narrower).
Both shoes are considered PTBs, but that's where the similarities end. While the kenilworth is sleeker (5 last) than the leeds (1 last), the leeds is a much more substantial shoe, not to mention the shell v. calf difference. The leeds is also much easier, IMO, to wear casually. I have the leeds in burgundy shell, dark brown shell, and black shell. I used to have the kenilworth in dark brown calf. I sold it after a few wears. Just too skinny and "wimpy" for a PTB - at least for my personal style. And I even like the 5 last!!
But I do acknowledge that many like the kenilworth. I have no issue with that.
Shell Leeds are 595; calf kenilworths are 295. So this is quite a difference too.
I really, really like these Shell Kenilworths, but $780 is way out of my price range, and there aren't even half sizes. Am I wrong, or couldn't you get a custom made Shell Kenilworth in your exact size from AE for less than that?
Here are some shoes that almost never get mentioned in this thread, but are one of my personal favorites.
Walton in chili burnished calf to wrap up the week yesterday.
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Wow, those really look fantastic. As usual, the AE website pictures do not do them justice. Have you polished them yourself? I like the color better in your pics than as portrayed as new by AE. Also, the 3 last work great for that shoe!
I really, really like these Shell Kenilworths, but $780 is way out of my price range, and there aren't even half sizes. Am I wrong, or couldn't you get a custom made Shell Kenilworth in your exact size from AE for less than that?
You are not wrong, but I don't know the exact details of MTO for AE. Their cordovan shoes sell for $595. There may also be an issue about whether they would do it at all for you. Just call a store and ask about it. In any case, I'd be surprised if it's anywhere the $780 that Freeman is charging for their custom makeup.
Just got a new set of McAllisters in the mail directly from AE, and noticed what appears to be some deformities on the outer sides of the shoes. On the left shoe it has noticeable wrinkling in several areas (as if the leather was attached improperly or something), and on the right shoe there is a noticeable bulge in the leather. Attached are photos.
Is this normal, or should I send these back and ask for an exchange?
Thanks! Yes, I polish them about every 6 weeks on average probably. Just good old AE Cleaner/Conditioner and AE Chili Premium Polish. They work great in my opinion!
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Beautiful shoes!
I wear 9.5E in the Lasalle/Delray (8 last). I keep hearing this last runs narrow/long. What's your experience?
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Try the new Winterpark.
Just got a new set of McAllisters in the mail directly from AE, and noticed what appears to be some deformities on the outer sides of the shoes. On the left shoe it has noticeable wrinkling in several areas (as if the leather was attached improperly or something), and on the right shoe there is a noticeable bulge in the leather. Attached are photos.
Is this normal, or should I send these back and ask for an exchange?
If you aren't happy with them, send them back for an exchange or a return, but it might be informative to reveal whether those are firsts or seconds.
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Beauty, they say, is in the eye of the beholder. Keep that in mind before you tell that me the games that fill out the following list of "best-looking browser-based MMORPGs" are ugly as sin. Sure, some of them are an acquired taste, but I wanted to display just how much variety there is now in browser gaming. It's not the delivery system it once was; we have had fancier-looking Flash-based titles for a while, but now with engines like Unity or Silverlight and even HTML5 coding, we have games that look no different from their client-based counterparts.There are still some ugly-as-sin games out there as well, but they have endearing qualities all the same. So keep that in mind; this is my top 10 list. If you want to suggest your own in the comments section, I would love to hear them!
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Tesla's Elon Musk speaks at Computer History Museum tonight
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a resident of Slater
on Jan 22, 2013 at 3:19 pm
gcoladon is a registered user.
I was dying to get tickets to this, and was watching the CHM website like a hawk for them to become available, since November 13th when I first heard about it. No wonder they 'sold' out so quickly. I wonder why they didn't sell them.
a resident of Shoreline West
on Jan 23, 2013 at 10:44 am
I was watching for this talk, too. For some reason, the CHM never listed this talk on their regular email so I never knew when it was happening until I saw this notice in the Voice. :(
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Reviews of Come Drink with Me 1966
Directed by King Hu this film stars Cheng Pei-Pei, Yueh Hua, Chan Hung-lit and Lee Wan-chung. A young woman sets off to rescue her brother from bandits and is assisted along the way by a wandering drunk.
The plot of this film is pretty simple but it is nice to see an early use of a female protagonist especially when it's one that is a serious butt kicker like this. While there might not really be much depth to the…
King Hu's final film for Shaw Brothers is a massively epic and unique film, blending in a more artistic samurai style of film making with the blooming wuxia and kung fu films of the the studio. It's charming, twisty, and something of a martial arts experience to watch.
Come Drink With Me (1966) film thoughts... I recently picked up this Dragon Dynasty edition on DVD since I'm trying to build that collection. Come Drink With Me is a pretty well done Shaw brothers martial arts film from 1966. Since it's from that era, it had bold colors and is WIDESCREEN! The director makes use of the space well, framing each shot with care. Golden Swallow played by Cheng Pei-Pei and she is looking for the bandits who captured…
A fine movie that exhibits a high level of technical ingenuity--Expressive whip pans implying motion, clever cutting-- and is pretty fun to watch. Yeah, the characterization is paper thin, but that's not really the point, is it?
Some of these Hong Kong classics could really use the designer label treatment-- This movie would probably look so good if lovingly restored, criterion-style.
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The action staging is to die for. The whole universe zings and hums in the long takes as they clank by in incendiary bursts. The feel of it is perfect: graceful slashes of motion, perfect pure flashes of cinema/music/poetry.
Golden Swallow is incredible. Not only does King Hu grant us a iron tough female warrior with a scowl that could peel the flesh off faces, but he grants us a small army of woman warriors.…
Finally a proper transfer of a King Hu classic (albeit with a typical laughably poor sub translation), and we even get a couple of nice little musical numbers! A wuxia watershed moment, and a very entertaining film.
The action sequences live up to the legend of the picture, the dialogue is fun, and the actors are excellent. I loved camera work, the sets, and the costumes in this film.
The songs were a bit too silly and forget the plot because you're here for the action. I really admired the lack of score in a lot of the action scenes, such a beautiful and smart choice. Hu lets these scenes play out with his camera work, the…
Just an all around great Shaw film and I think one of the first to display supernatural/magical abilities, definitely my favorite of the early films, directed by the awesome King Hu.
This film is about as delightful as the martial arts genre can get. It is also one of the earliest fully existing examples of the work, despite it being popular as early as the 1920's.


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