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We, as genealogists and family historians, are willing to go to some lengths to find information on our family lines. When we have exhausted the available resources online or on microfilm through LDS family history centers, occasionally we need to take an on-site research trip. It is an inescapable fact that some of the things we need are only available in person. These one-of-a-kind documents may be crucial to our research. You might be asking yourself, "How do I take a successful trip to conduct family history research?"
One of the keys to success in any research is planning. If you need to visit a courthouse, county clerk's office, research library, historical society, or archive, here are eight important steps to complete before you go.
- Review the 0nline catalogs. Find out what their holdings are and make a list of what you want to see, in order of its priority. Often you can search by a location or surname. Watch out, many of these have listings for different types of records in separate online catalogs. Keep looking.
- Make a To-do List. In your list, remind yourself WHAT book, microfilm, or record series you are looking for, WHY you are looking for it (searching for Aunt Mildred's husband's name), and WHERE in the building it may be. Many places have multiple levels or specialized rooms for separate collections.
- Check the key info. Check online for hours, fees, parking, lockers, where to eat, and especially closing dates for holidays. Don't get stuck at a locked building or spending all day trying to park your car. I got stuck once because I thought Memorial Day was a perfect time for me to go, but it was apparently a perfect time for the staff to close up too.
- Read the Records structure. Every archive arranges their information differently. Take time to check the location's website for an online tutorial, or user guidelines. Ask friends if they've had experience there or check the Wiki at FamilySearch, and input the name of the place you are going. Researchers from all over have shared their experience about places to research, and so much more.
- Gather supplies. What can you take into the building? Can you take your laptop, scanner, or camera? What are the photocopying policies? How much? Many places will not allow you to use their copier, or do not have open shelves. Allow for the extra time for staff to help you or records to be pulled. Are you taking lunch, or packing a small snack? Make sure you take extra batteries or the charger for your camera. Not every place has internet access, so don't rely on getting your information from the cloud. Have a paper copy or information on your laptop or tablet.
- Plan for more than one day. If this is your first time at a certain place and you have a lot you need to search, do not expect to get it done in one day. In all likelihood, you may take a significant amount of time just getting settled and getting used to the facility. Be realistic about what you can find, and if possible plan for more than one day of research.
- Make a Plan B. Things never work out the way you plan, so plan some more. If somewhere is unexpectedly closed (power outage or other emergency), where else can you go in the area? Cemeteries are rarely closed. The main county library often has a historical or genealogical collection for the area.
- Be open to happy accidents. On my first baby-genealogist research trip I made a lot of mistakes, but I also planned well and it benefitted me every time. On a five-day trip to Genesee County, New York, I found that I was finished at the historical society early one afternoon. I hated to waste any time, so I pulled out my Plan B. In Genesee, the county courthouse and county clerk are in separate buildings. I went to the county clerk's office because my Plan B was to re-visit the town clerk, but for some reason I couldn't find the phone number to see if they were still open. As I walked into the office I stood in line patiently, and an older man walked up to ask if I needed any help. I told him my problem and he said he thought he had the number in his office. It turned out that he was the County Clerk himself. We got to talking and he showed me the deed records. He was kind, but a little skeptical that I knew what I wanted. I whipped out my binder with my plan, copies of censuses, and other information and showed him that I knew exactly when my ancestors came into the county. He was amazed at the organization and looked over at a near-by secretary saying, "Okay, she's hired." Needless to say, as I worked he looked over my shoulder from time to time, and would say things like, "I know I have a map for that area over here, would you like to see it?" There was my ancestor, named on the map. I love happy accidents!
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Dydine – great to have you on the D-word. I'm sure you'll find many useful resources here.
And thanks for coming to the documentary workshop in Kigali – it's wonderful to have such talented students!
Hello all,
My name is Owen Donovan, I'm a freelance cinematographer working out of Brooklyn. I mainly shoot Music Videos and Narratives but would like to also work on some documentaries. If any of you find yourself in need of a cinematographer please feel free to contact me. Here is a link to my website where you can find my reel and also scene excerpts and music videos from some projects I have photographed. www.OwenDonovanNYC.com
my email is OwenDonovanDOP(at)gmail(dot)com
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Welcome, Owen. Hope The D-Word helps you with your doc work.
@ Raymund Gerard C.Cruz,Doug block and James Longley(my trainer in the workshop)
Thanks for your encouraging am very excited to be with you all in this site and i except to learn more from you in this career we are in altogether,
James am very happy to have in this K-DOX workshop, training us as big you are, ,respect.
thanks at all.
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my name is Jean claude MUHIRE, and am freelancer filmmaker in Rwanda from Africa and am now working on the project called Rwanda, my nation my life, it's a documentary project of showing the real history of rwanda from the time it started existing up to present.
so i want to contribute that for my country and let people think differently about Rwanda, know what's Rwanda is.
Thanks and looking forward to keep in touch all of you.
My name is REMY RYUMUGABE, I'm an independent filmmaker from Rwanda , a small and beautiful country nicknamed Country of thousand hills..Right now I'm co-directing a film called Along the way...also working on my two documentaries
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Jean Claude and Remy, glad to have you joining Dydine here with us at The D-Word. Feel free to leap into the discussions in the various topics.
Hey,my names are Odile Uwimbabazi a freelance film maker from a country of thousand hills Rwanda,for the last 5 days I had a chance to be with James Longley in a documentary workshop, my dream is being realised in a way of doing documentaries and I hope to learn more from this website.
Welcome, Odile. You can join your workshop mates and register for professional status here. That way you'll have access to all 50 discussion topics.
I'm a freelance video journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan.
I learned about the D-Word through reading an article about the very talented James Longley.
Some of my work can be seen here (short demo reel)
It's great to be part of this community, and I look forward to connecting with people and seeing new work!
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I'm BUHORO filmmaker from Rwanda, Am currently working on my documentary projects.
It's very excited to be here with all of you and i hope together we will make great stuff in this world of documentary films.
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A warm welcome, Elissa and Buhoro. Elissa, we saved you the trouble by upgrading you to "professional" status. Figured anyone who shoots with a combat helmet on deserves it.
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Thank you, Doug– I've seen trailer for The Kids Grow Up and 51 Birch Street, but yet to see both films in entirety and very much want to. Both look really compelling. Great to be a part of this community with so many talented people like yourself!
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Welcome Elissa, I will view your work when I get home. VIMEO is blocked off in my office. There are tons of talented doc filmmakers that are part of the D-word, and we welcome one more (with a bad-ass headwear too)!
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It's nice to be here. I stumbled in on this website while checking out an article about the Hot-docs pitch forum. This looks like a great site to discuss and debate docs and all of the methods and practices that come along with it. Hope you are all well, and working on exciting projects! I've been working on a documentary for the past 4 years. It chronicles two school years at a small charter school that teaches refugee children alongside local American kids. You can check out the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/31798296
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Glad to be here, I was recently the director of photography on my first feature doc, "Just Like Being There."
It was my first taste of documentary film-making and what else can I say but I am addicted. Hoping to soon be able to film many more documentaries!
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I am a big fan of your work Doug Block, I love your style of pitching. Can I take you with me to La Rochelle, France to pitch our project "Incurable Diseases" Is it a Business? @TheSunnySideOfTheDoc ??? Hehehe...
Doug and everybody in this community, I am the Creator and Director of this Documentary www.IncurableDiseasesBiz.com and would love your feedback on it: http://www.cubanhat.tv/incurable-diseases-is-it-a-business/
D-Word community we would love your support of our film, can you please go to this link, watch the 3 Mins Video and Vote for us? "Incurable Diseases" Is it a Business? http://www.cubanhat.tv/incurable-diseases-is-it-a-business/
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Hi everyone. I'm a filmmaker living in LA, but about to head out to Malawi, Africa for a year to film my first doc. I recently met the very talented Nick Higgins who tipped me off about this site. Looking forward to digging in and learning as much as I can from everyone. Looks like a great community.
Hello everyone, Im Raymond Bell the founder and Administrator of the HOPE Project a career training program for socially and economically disadvantaged young people in DC. I'm not a filmmaker I'm looking for a filmmaker to help us with a documentary about this amazing program that has become a movement in DC. The unemployment rate in the area we recruit our students is 30% on paper but actually much higher, the program is only 3 years old and has been nicknamed the Harvard of the Hood, by young people because of the success of the graduates. we really need a professional to help with this project. We have footage since we started and pictures. The website is hopeprojectdc.org, here is the most recent news story about the program. http://www.wjla.com/articles/2012/05/raymond-bell-and-h-o-p-e-project-help-students-succeed-75551.html
if there is a talented student in the DMV please contact us, we really need some help. We want to shed some light on the lack of quality job training in the country and celebrate the success of the HOPE Project students.
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Adam, Jakob, Carla and Ben, great to have you all joining us at The D-Word. A warm welcome to you all.
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Searching for lids can be a stressful chore when you're trying to pack a lunch in the morning or get leftovers into the fridge before starting homework or housework. Rubbermaid's Easy Find Lid food storage series is the perfect solution. The lids stack together, or snap onto container bases, so you'll never lose one. Plus each lid matches multiple container base sizes. The containers also nest together to save space in your cupboard.
If you've recently opened the kitchen cupboard that stores your plastics only to cause an avalanche of mismatched containers (we've all been there) then it's high time to get better organized. With a little help from Rubbermaid you can readily revamp your kitchen plastics cupboard. The key: a functional system that incorporates all four types of containers from the Easy Find Lids system — Glass, Lock-its, Easy Find Lids, Produce Saver and Premier.
Laboring LidsAware that in the past most people who use plastic containers for food storage have either been unable to match lids or have lost the lids entirely, Rubbermaid set out to make lid management easier and more convenient. Now the four distinct types of food storage containers not only provide practical solutions for every usage occasion, but they work together too.
Each of the four Rubbermaid food storage containers feature lids that snap to their own base so that they are always easy to find, and each have lids that snap to each other, which enable them to be stacked by multiple lid and containers together.
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New York City boasts a number of Christmas traditions, including ice skating and a tree lighting at Rockefeller Center. Also among the annual events is the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
A lavish stage production with over 140 performers, the show dates back to 1933, a year after Radio City Music Hall opened its doors. At the helm were the venue's stage producer Leon Leonidoff and designer Vincente Minelli. Two of the scenes – The Rockettes' Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and The Living Nativity – continue as part of the show to this day.
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WAC Lighting Track Lighting
Wac is one of the world leaders in producing lighting products for home and commercial use. It offers modern lighting technologies to the market and has a reputation of being responsible and trustworthy supplier of high quality modern forms of illumination.
We at Westside Wholesale are glad to introduce Wac lighting products to our clients as we know that they will be fully satisfied with the quality extent and the pricing rage.
Wac lighting has designed high quality decorative lighting lines that we are proud to have in our store. The manufacturer developed the lighting production using the most energy saving technologies possible up to date.
Wac lighting is totally sure in the excellent quality and functional qualifications of the products they supply so we are happy to inform our customers that now the lighting items by this brand go with a five year manufacturer's warranty.
Wac Lighting at Westside Wholesale. The track lighting line we offer by Wac at Westside Wholesale comes in immense variety of styles, colors and lamp sizes. The models we offer are compatible with other brands such as Halo or Juno and can be compatible with existing track installation which makes them really comfortable and easy in use.
The various models of quick connect socket sets by Wac that we represent at Westside Wholesale can be used on multiple applications and accentuate a great variety of countertops, tabletops and tables at dining rooms while commercial and residential application is possible.
The socket sets are compatible with a row of Wac systems, the detailed information is provided on the description to each model. The sets are supplied with cables that can be easily cut to any length needed.
Wac track lighting line comes at Westside Wholesale on extended color scale. Apart from regular white and black we can propose to our customers dark bronze, blue, brushed nickel, chrome, red and even amber color. Such variety will certainly make real the fulfillment of any artistic lightning project.
Wac lightning track line can make a creative addition to any décor and interior design. The wide range of color decisions, unusual models and reasonable prices make it one of the most desirable suppliers that we are glad to propose to our clients.
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Track lamps provides perfect focus lighting that is great for decorative purposes both indoors and out. Because selecting such fixture can be a difficult task, Westside Wholesale has prepared a simple guide to help you.
The first thing that you need to do before selecting any track lighting fixture is specify the amount of such fixtures, their overall wattage and installation space that they require. Knowing the information from the above will help you calculate the budget and stick with it in the future.
Most track lighting devices are installed outside the ceiling area and use the mounting accessories that come in a kit with the fixture. If your track lighting fixture doesn't have any installation accessories within the kit, finding them will not be a problem.
The next thing to consider is the design of the future track lighting. Since such fixtures are mainly used to showcase artwork or decorative elements of the interior, they have to be stylish and match the existent décor of the room.
In addition to design, determine the lighting needs before you select any track lighting fixtures. Depending on the purpose of such item that may vary from general light source to accent lighting, select the type that suits the most. This step is really easy to complete since all of the track lighting fixtures have the required information listed in the description. Don't forget about flexibility if you want to be able to adjust the light beam of your future fixture.
Now it's time to think about the housing type and its compatibility with an existing system. Before you select a track lighting fixture, it is important to see if they have a housing that complies with the system's requirements.
After that, you might want to pay attention to quality and price once again. It's imperative that you do not select the cheapest option that you see. Sure, this might save you money at the moment, but it will result in more money spent in the future.
There are countless available track lighting options from industry's top brands; you just need to spend some extra minutes to find them. Always select the lighting fixture that has a warranty and offers the best features among other fixtures within the same price range.
What is the most efficient and reliable type of track lighting?
LED lights are recognized as the most efficient type that exists today. Countless lighting features that they offer, along with efficiency, long life and environmental friendliness, make them the best option to install in every lighting fixture, not necessarily track one.


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My first turkey hunt of the 2012 spring season is what's known in the industry as a "media hunt." It's kind of poor grammar and slightly misleading, since it's not as if a bunch of writers are let loose in the woods all Hunger Games-like, with the last one standing is the victor.
In reality, hunting product representatives take a group of us media types on hunt and let us use their stuff in the field in hopes we write about it in magazines, blogs, on websites and such. And, darn it, the formula works, because I'm about to tell you what gear helped me kill a turkey in Oklahoma.
Knight & Hale
If you've read at lest a handful of my posts, you know I'm a music buff. And that's why it was love at first sight with this year's line of Knight & Hale turkey calls. With names like Witchy Woman (The Eagles!), Bad Medicine (Bon Jovi!) and Metal Yell (sort of like Billy Idol's "Rebel Yell") I knew these calls had to rock.
Since I haven't yet mastered the mouth call, the mint-flavored Bad Medicine series serves as not much more than a breath freshener for me. But the other two made their way to my turkey vest. I found the push-pull Witchy Woman easy to use and great for soft calling, but not much of a match for Oklahoma's gusty afternoons. The Metal Yell, however, with its aluminum face, screamed out yelps and clucks that had the turkeys crying more…more…more…
Under Armour
This one's for all you women who can't find camo that fits and is functional. I say dress like a dude (or at least give the men's line from Under Armour a try). I was decked out in head to ankle UA — Evolution Heatgear Longsleeve T-shirt, Utility Field Pants and Hurlock Fleece Pullover — and the best compliment I could give it is that once I put it on I never thought about it again. I wore men's smalls and didn't even have to have the pants altered for length. For reference, I'm just shy of 5'2" and got a booty (if you know what I mean), and the fit was spot on, even with a base layer underneath. And I stayed out of sight in Realtree AP (www.realtree.com) — a great mix of browns and greens, perfect for a wet Oklahoma spring.
If the fit of the men's line doesn't suit your curves, Under Armour Senior Product Line Manager Mark Estrada says they are launching a women's line of turkey hunting wear in 2013.
Remington's Versa Max was the gun of the week. Its claim to fame is that with its Versaport system it's as close to a self-cleaning shotgun as you can get. Well, the beauty of a media hunt is that you shoot it for a week, then hand it back for someone else to deal with. The Versa Max's shortest length of pull is 14.25 inches, about 2 inches too long for my Tyrannosaurs Rex arms, but it got the job done. Paired with Remington's 3-inch Nitro Turkey load, it blasted the silhouette target on the range at 20 yards and took down an Oklahoma longbeard at just under 40.
I'm all about stuff that makes me as accurate as possible. I feel I owe that to my quarry. Trijicon's RMR series of sights goes beyond accuracy and could even be considered dummy proof. Simply aim the red dot at where you want to hit and pull the trigger. A lithium battery keeps it lit for 17,000 hours, so there's no forgetting to turn it on or off. It's the point-and-shoot of gun sites!
One product I didn't use but wish I had: WATER-GUARD by ATSKO. It drizzled the last day of the hunt, and I ended my morning hunt with waterlogged boots. Have you ever replaced your boot inserts with soggy pancakes? Me neither, but I think I knew what it would feel like that day. Had I not been lazy and treated my boots before I left, my feel would've been dry, warm and not spit water as I walked. FYI, three days after the hunt, they're still drying out in my garage, cursing my name.
So gear up and get out there, my hunting people! Here's to the folks that make us look good, sound good, as well as stay warm and accurate while chasing turkeys. Cheers!


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Minds Wide Open
Minds Wide Open – Open Wide. How Wide? Statewide.
What is the role of women in our lives, beyond the obvious role of procreation?
For thirty years, we have recognized women's history during the month of March. And this year, Minds Wide Open is the theme of a statewide celebration of women in the arts, with events occurring all around Virginia between March and June.
On display at the Library are numerous examples of the creative spirit of women of the area and from across the state, from historical past to hopeful present.
Women have always been mistresses of the domestic arts, as can be seen in the array of sewing and needlework to clothe their families and decorate their homes.
Strung across the Library in Tazewell are a laundry basket of aprons made and worn by mothers and grandmothers, aunts, and cousins, as they practiced the art of meal preparation. Inspired by Apron Chronicles, a traveling exhibit created by EllynAnne Geisel a few years ago to celebrate women, these aprons spark memories not only of our mothers' baking but also of the central role they have played in the lives of our families, nurturing, teaching, inspiring and sacrificing so we could be all we dream.
From practical adornments for the kitchen and bedroom in aprons, quilts and coverlets, to proud samplers for the walls, women's creativity extended to baskets for carrying vegetables, eggs, flowers and wool, to pottery for the table.
As time permitted, they painted images for display in their homes reflecting the day-to-day elements of their existence. They played instruments and sang songs. And they put pen to paper to record the events of their lives and of their imaginations.
Every day, libraries celebrate the fruits of women's literary labors by filling their shelves with books. Favorite writers from the region include Lee Smith, from Grundy, Barbara Kingsolver, from Meadowview, Sharyn McCrumb, from Shawsville, Adriana Trigiani, from Big Stone Gap. Among other women writing past and present, and worth reading, these are also Virginians: Geraldine Brooks, Margaret Wise Brown ("Goodnight Moon"), Rita Mae Brown, Willa Cather, Annie Dillard, Rita Dove, Nikki Giovanni, Jill McCorkle, Kathryn Paterson, Rita Sims Quillen, Cynthia Rylant, Ruth White, Phyllis Whitney, Charlotte Zolotow.
To see arts events taking place in your neighborhood, go to www.vamindswideopen.org, click on Calendar, and choose View By Location. Find presentations, demonstrations, and performances in Bluefield, Cedar Bluff, Richlands, and Tazewell, and nearby in Abingdon, Blacksburg, Bristol, Christiansburg, Emory, Galax, Grundy, Independence, and Wise.
Whither Arts?
The Minds Wide Open celebration is ironically timed. Just as we are recognizing the value of women to the arts, to history and culture, we read that the General Assembly is planning by 2012 to eliminate the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which brings programming to local communities.
Greg Mortenson, who has had impressive success building more than 130 schools in Afghanistan and Pakistan, has said in books and interviews that he sees greater benefit in educating girls. Given the barbaric treatment of women in Pakistan and Afghanistan, this, too, seems ironic, but the villagers allow, even eagerly request, his girls' schools after his gentle appeals. He often quotes an African proverb he learned growing up in Tanzania, "Educate a boy and you educate an individual. Educate a girl and you educate a community."
Several global studies show that sending girls to school significantly decreases infant and maternal mortality rates, helps stabilize population growth, and improves the quality of health and life for everyone in the community. Mortenson has found that educated mothers are less likely to condone their sons' joining terrorist groups. He sees a direct link between building schools in this unstable region and security here in America.
If one takes Mortenson's experience and views to their logical conclusion, one can easily see the short-sightedness in eliminating the arts from school curricula and from government services. Girls and women, and the communities they nurture, need the possibilities to explore and express their creativity, to experience the arts as created by others, and communities need to treasure and protect opportunities for these experiences. The arts, in all their forms, offer us wide vistas and open our minds to new possibilities-- for solving problems, and for helping us cope with life's turns, for healing, dreaming, and realizing our potential.
It is typical, because it's easy, to turn to so-called frills when budgets get tough. And tough they are. Everyone is taking a hit, although some more than others, and recovery is not promised, much less guaranteed. Greg Mortenson teaches us, though, that there is much to be gained from taking the long view and insisting on doing what's right. His book, "Three Cups of Tea", is required reading for senior U.S. military commanders and Pentagon officials. It should also be required for government officials in every agency at every level—local, state, and federal. Keeping minds wide open is good for men as well as women.
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I'd known then, as I was handing her the small stack of papers that comprised my final exam, that this was the end of my fourth semester at MSU. I'd known that this week was coming for some time. But to finally hear it - from the mouth of an instructor - was a little bit of a shock.
I left the room with her last lesson neatly stashed in my mind, my hoodie zipped and my head buzzing.
Her last "instruction" caused an epiphany which lead me to realize just how important this last year has been. I feel like I just moved into this apartment. It's almost impossible to believe that I'll be packing it up over the next few days and moving out shortly thereafter. I'm relieved that all the stressful classes I've had this semester are finally, actually, drawing to a close, but I am so sad to see what's become normalcy change so drastically.
I hate writing posts like this, particularly because I feel like stuff like this happens pretty frequently considering my situation with school (new semesters & new living quarters are quite commonplace, after all), but this year has really been a big deal for me. Freshman year was absolutely life-changing, but this year seems like it was more significant. It was less of a "transitioning into the real world" kind of year and more of a "well, here it is. Now what?" deal.
I loved it.
Because of the differences, I think it goes without saying that I've grown a lot. For starters, I've got more confidence now than I've ever had before. I'm not afraid to talk to strangers, I've asked cute boys for their phone numbers (GIRL POWER!) and I've come to understand that people aren't inherently inclined to dislike anyone which is something I've learned to use to my advantage.
I've met and become close to some seriously awesome people this year and I am so, so, so happy and very thankful to have had the opportunity to do so. I even feel that I've become closer to my family, despite the distance, just because I know that they support me and the person I'm becoming 100% of the time.
I've learned to eat more healthfully thanks to my friends, which is a big deal to me. Sure, I eat stuff that's bad for me (have you seen my blog?), but I appreciate simple foods like eggs, cottage cheese, fruits, vegetables and oatmeal more now than I ever could before. Plus, that stuff's all got the benefit of being cheap and delicious, which leaves my wallet not-so-empty and my stomach full. Score.
I could sit here and continue discussing the more minute changed I've gone through, but I don't want to sound preech-y or full of myself. I think personal growth has become the underlying theme to my blog and, in a way, it seems kind of selfish to speak about myself so frequently. But, at the same time, I really like having this as a resource for reflecting on memories and events from different stages in my life. I know I don't have a particularly interesting life, so I hope you guys don't mind it too much!
I chose to go with ice cream sandwiches for this post because they remind me of sitting on the porch in the summer, looking back and watching the world go by.
I've been in that kind of mood lately.
Occasionally a little teary-eyed like ice cream melting in the sun, but mostly relaxed
I'll be back here soon enough.
Cocoa Nib Florentine Ice Cream Sandwiches
Cocoa Nib Florentines via BraveTart
I was worried that the florentines wouldn't hold up as ice cream sandwich cookies, but they work really well! They're very loud and crunchy when frozen though - so be careful if you've got sensitive teeth. Makes about 1 dozen sandwiches - with extra florentines.
Printable Recipe
1 7/8 c (170 g) pecans
1/2 c (57 g) cocoa nibs
~2/3 c (85 g) flour
7 1/2 tsp (14 g) cocoa powder
1/2 c (113 g) butter
7 3/4 tsp (37 ml) honey
~3/4 c (142 g) sugar
1/8 tsp salt
1 tsp espresso powder
1 tsp + 1/2 tsp vanilla
Preheat the oven to 350F and prepare 2 parchment lined baking sheets. Have a 3" cookie cutter on standby.
Chop the pecans and cocoa nibs until no large pieces remain (go for nerd-sized chunks, according to Stella!). Add the flour and cocoa and set aside.
In a medium pot, combine the butter and honey over medium heat, stirring frequently until melted. Add the sugar, salt, and espresso powder, then bring to a boil, stirring occasionally to ensure that the sugar dissolves. Once it begins to boil, remove from heat and add the vanilla and dry ingredients, mixing just to combine.
Use a small ice cream scoop or tablespoon to portions the dough. Drop onto the lined baking sheets, leave about 4" between each cookie - these guys spread! Bake 13-15 minutes or until they've spread and are dark and lacy.
Remove the cookies from the oven and allow them to cool on the pan for about a minute, then use a 3" cutter to stamp perforations into the soft cookies. Don't try to cut - just make a good indentation. Allow the cookies to cool completely.
Once cooled, break the excess off of each cookie. Reserve the crumbs for another use (I suggest eating them with peanut butter and banana on toast).
Vanilla Ice Cream
4 egg yolks
3/8 c (75 g) sugar, divided
1 c (237 ml) whole milk
1 c (237 ml) heavy cream
Place the egg yolks and 1/4 c of sugar in a medium-sized heat-proof bowl and whisk until ribbons form when the whisk is lifted from the bowl. Set aside.
Heat milk, cream and remaining 1/8 c sugar in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Bring to a boil and pour about 1/3 of the hot mixture into the yolks, whisking constantly to temper. Pour the tempered yolks back into the pan and continue cooking over medium heat, whisking constantly, until thickened.
Pour cooked custard into a bowl and press a sheet of plastic wrap to the surface. Chill overnight and then freeze according to your manufacturer's directions.


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Self Respect Quotes and Sayings
Self respect is the fruit of discipline; the sense of dignity grows with the ability to say no to oneself.
– Abraham Joshua Heschel
I'm not a backup plan, and definitely not a second choice.
What you think of yourself is much more important than what people think of you.
Never beg for a relationship. Be brave to accept the one who really wants to be with you and reject the one who just pretends to be with you.
Cutting people out of my life, does not mean I hate them, it simply means I respect me.
Respect Yourself.
If you don't, others won't either. Remember, the world sees what you put out there, so hold yourself to a high standard of grace and elegance.
If you don't have respect for yourself, you won't get it anywhere else.
Respect yourself enough to walk away from anything that no longer serves you, grows you, or make you happy.
Before you respect others respect yourself first.
Respect your efforts, respect yourself. Self-respect leads to self-discipline. When you have both firmly under your belt, that's real power.
– Clint Eastwood
No girl should ever forget that she doesn't need anyone who doesn't need her.
– Marilyn Monroe
When you say yes to others make sure you are not saying no to yourself.
Respect yourself enough not to accept disrespect from others.
Say what you mean, mean what you say.
It's always good to compromise only when, the other side understands your feelings. But, it's not good to bend so much that you loose your existence. :)
Look yourself in the mirror and wish you could date yourself!
The willingness to accept responsibility for one's own life is the source from which self- respect springs.
– Joan Didion
Better to die on your feet than live on your knees.
You should never be surprised when someone treats you with respect, you should expect it.
– Sarah Dessen
When you undervalue what you do, the world will undervalue who you are.
– Oprah Winfrey
Only make decisions that support your self- image, self- esteem, and self- worth.
– Oprah Winfrey
Do not compare yourself to others. If you do so, you are insulting yourself.
– Adolf Hitler
The way you give your name to others is a measure of how much you like and respect yourself.
– Brian Tracy
Respect yourself because you are the image of the lord, our God. Amen.
Self respect – is the greatest gift we can give to our self.
Respecting others – is the greatest gift we can give to our community.


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QTR-L-1A Reflectance Sensor (2-Pack)
The QTR-L-1A reflectance sensor incorporates a right-angle infrared LED and a right-angle phototransistor in an inexpensive, tiny 0.35″ × 0.3″ module that can be mounted almost anywhere and is great for edge detection and line following. The reflectance measurement is output as an analog voltage. This sensor is sold in packs of two units.
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Documentation and other information
Pololu QTR Reflectance Sensor Application Note (Printable PDF: QTR_application_note.pdf)
Information about using the Pololu QTR-xA and QTR-xRC reflectance sensors, including sample oscilloscope screen captures of sensor outputs.
Pololu AVR C/C++ Library User's Guide (Printable PDF: pololu_avr_library.pdf)
Information about installing and using the C/C++ libraries provided for use with Pololu products.
Arduino Library for the Pololu QTR Reflectance Sensors (Printable PDF: QTR_arduino_library.pdf)
This guide explains how to use the QTRSensors library to read Pololu QTR sensors and QTR sensor arrays with the Arduino.
Pololu AVR Library Command Reference (Printable PDF: avr_library_commands.pdf)
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I tried searching for a changelog for this catalyst release , (since it is a a bump from 8.961 to 8.98) and couldnt find any... apart from the new watermark is there anything new?
Gnome 3 finally looks really stable right now in Catalyst 12.6.... is there any work going into xvba too?
Just began testing that driver, some facts
kernel support up to 3.3 (32 bit tested), 3.4 fails
134 legacy pci ids dropped compared to 12-4
20 new pci ids compared to 12-4
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ASIC hang has been fixed within a GL context.
HDMI Audio continues to work in the following scenario: PC -> receiver -> TV: You can switch off TV now and sound continues. You can also switch off receiver and sound continues through TV speakers.
In the scenario: PC -> TV. Sound comes back when you turn on TV after you turned it off.
VC-1 withing xvba was fixed. Artefacts were visible with 12.4
UWD_H264Level51 is still not possible.
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Supports KWin direct rendering. Force with:
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we (Debian) just wanted to upload the fixed xserver 1.12 driver to Debian, but yeah the x 1.12 support is....:
0: /usr/bin/X (xorg_backtrace+0x34) [0x7fbbe05283c4]
1: /usr/bin/X (0x7fbbe03a0000+0x18bf99) [0x7fbbe052bf99]
2: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0 (0x7fbbdf6c8000+0xf030)
3: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpciaccess.so.0 (0x7fbbdf8e4000+0x5394)
4: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so (0x7fbbdb7bb000+0x8032c9)
5: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so
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6: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so
(amd_xs112_int10_xf86InitInt10+0xb) [0x7fbbdbfbd8fb]
7: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so (xf86InitInt10+0xd)
8: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so (0x7fbbdb7bb000+0x48405c)
9: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so
(xdl_xs112_PreInitAdapter+0x274) [0x7fbbdbc3ec34]
10: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.so
(xdl_xs112_atiddxPreInit+0x12ad) [0x7fbbdbc4031d]
11: /usr/bin/X (InitOutput+0x83c) [0x7fbbe043287c]
12: /usr/bin/X (0x7fbbe03a0000+0x4181d) [0x7fbbe03e181d]
13: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 (__libc_start_main+0xfd)
14: /usr/bin/X (0x7fbbe03a0000+0x41cdd) [0x7fbbe03e1cdd]
Segmentation fault at address 0xffffffffe18c7332
... simply not working at all (on amd64 only maybe?)..............
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Providing food, volunteer Jessey Allyson, left, fills up fellow volunteer Elizabeth Littlefield's Thanksgiving dinner to-go plate to bring it to a local resident in need.
ROCHESTER — Tables filled with faces both familiar and new as a traditional turkey dinner was served to hundreds at the True Memorial Baptist Church.Piping hot plates of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and other trimmings were served by volunteers at the church where diners raved about the delicious food and family-style atmosphere of the event.In addition to the hundreds of meals served at the church, dinners were also delivered to those who remained at home for the day who might otherwise not have had a Thanksgiving dinner.Just past noon, Pastor Rick Lamirande was out making such deliveries while volunteers served food and waited on tables at the church.Church member Brandon Vachon, 12, has waited on tables at the annual dinner for the last five years and said he enjoys being able to serve and help people."I love it," he said.When asked what the most popular menu item was, he nodded, and said, "The pie, of course."Abigail Lawton, 7, the youngest volunteer, spent the day with her family as they joined together to celebrate Thanksgiving by volunteering together.Abigail had helped package meals for delivery before enjoying her own meal, her mother Michele Elefson, said.Abigail's aunt, Sheryl Parmenter, her uncle, Mark Parmenter, and sister Sandra Natoli, 28, were also helping throughout the day."We decided as a family to do something for Thanksgiving," Elefson said.This was her first time attending the dinner and was amazed at how it all turned out."I think it's fantastic. It's a nice thing to do for the community," she said.She said the event also served as a good opportunity for her daughter, who learned "how lucky we are."Sandy Lamirande was dishing out spoonfuls of squash to patrons as they passed through the serving line."We're having a great time and having a lot of fun," she said. She noticed servings of turkey and mashed potatoes were going faster than some of the vegetables offered at the dinner, a good indication of what people were enjoying most.Gary Miller said he's been coming to the dinner for the last 10 years, and with a cleaned plate on the table before him, said the food is always delicious."It's amazing again this year," he said. "They serve with such a good attitude."Sue Maxwell said she attends the feast each year with her family and friends and loves the same things Miller named."The people the atmosphere, and the food," she said listing the reasons that keep her coming back.She loves it so much she tries to let others know just how great the meal is."Every year I bring somebody new," she said.Rebekah Lamirande has been volunteering at the church for the Thanksgiving dinner for the last nine years. She said she loves volunteering since the church is like family to her."I just like spending my Thanksgiving here. The church is my home," she said.
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A Thanksgiving menu and a message were available for those in need at the True Memorial Baptist Church in Rochester.
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