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[add comment] [edit] GEDCOM Export Ready [10 avril 2013]The GEDCOM for tree Default is ready to download. Click here.
[add comment] [edit] Bienvenue [10 April 2013]Boujour Markus. Bienvenue a WeRelate! Je répondrai a votre question a ce page ici. AndrewRT 17:54, 10 April 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Petite bibliothèque généalogique [13 April 2013]Bonjour Marc, I moved your Utilisateur:Markus3/Petite bibliothèque généalogique to User:Markus3/Petite bibliothèque généalogique because namespace titles are in English. I cannot redirect the old page for you so, could you please do the following:
Merci! --Jennifer (JBS66) 07:49, 13 April 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Échanges récents sur la WP francophone ? [1 May 2013]Bonjour ! Serais-tu peut-être le contributeur avec lequel j'ai eu cette discussion ? Amicalement - Marc ROUSSEL - --Markus3 07:18, 1 May 2013 (EDT)
[add comment] [edit] [2 mai 2013]Merci Monsieur.--MarcelVallet 05:38, 2 May 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Hello [2 May 2013]Hello Markus, Its nice to see a cousin and I am very glad to see that this site has gone international. I have "met" several other French cousins. Sheri--Sheri 12:33, 2 May 2013 (EDT) Merci beaucoup pour votre response. Ma francais est tres pauvre. Votre anglaise est en fait tres bien. J'ai un cousin eloigne a Paris. Les deux des nous avais anctres a Gambsheim. (Mon clavier NE MONTRE des accents)--Sheri 13:24, 2 May 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Correction de fiche [3 mai 2013]Monsieur, merci pour l'aide. Je teste les différents produits présents sur le web avant de me lancer et ne suis pas convaincu par celui-ci. --MarcelVallet 03:57, 3 May 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] watchlist [3 mei 2013]Marcus, merci de nous aider avec les catégories.
[add comment] [edit] Translations [5 May 2013]Bonjour Marc, I met with Dallan today. It is possible to translate most of WeRelate's text! The first step is this: WeRelate:Label translations project. We need to list all of the WR text that should be translated along with their tranlations.
Please tell me your thoughts and if you are interested in helping! --Jennifer (JBS66) 14:47, 5 May 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Merci francophone [9 May 2013]Merci Marc, For fixing my translations. In english the month always starts with a capital letter. Today I have learnt that it is not in french.--JeffreyRLehrer 06:23, 9 May 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] partie francophone [22 août 2013]Bonjour, Monsieur Markus. Je suis, depuis l'origine vos efforts pour développer la partie francophone de ce site et il semble bien que le décolage soit difficile. Cette notion d'arbre universel n'a pas la cote chez nos compatriotes. Encore bravo pour vos essais.--MarcelVallet 08:11, 22 August 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Upper or Lower case [19 September 2013]It may be true that werelate prefers lower case, however it doesn't really matter. When I originally uploaded my gedcom's they were in upper case so all of this family is in upper case and I would prefer to keep each family intact in that format. If you add ancestors or descendants in lower case, I have no problem with that and I'll try not to change those. Sue--Suepcard 13:17, 19 September 2013 (EDT) [add comment] [edit] Radegonde Lambert [26 September 2013]Bonjour Marc! The link that you added to Person:Radegonde Lambert (1) does not work. How can I see the Registres de Baptême de Martaizé? --Jennifer (JBS66) 12:27, 26 September 2013 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Nettoyae des fiches [15 novembre 2013]Bonjour, Je n'ai aucune objection quant à la suppression des informations codées. En ce qui concerne St Just, c'est St Just en Chevalet dans le département de la Loire--2m474 22:13, 15 November 2013 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Renaming pages [18 November 2013]Bonjour Marc! Merci for your work on WeRelate's French pages! When you see pages titled Person:Antoine Feuillon Or Filion (1) or Person:Augustin Roy Dit Lauzier (18) you can "Rename/Renommer" them. For example: this page the primary name is Filion, you can click Rename (on the left) and rename the page Antoine Filion. You would also need to Rename the Family page to Antoine Filion and Marie Latouche. When you Rename a page, you will see a box that says "To new title:" do not include the words Person:/Family: or the (#) at the end. So, an example:
[add comment] [edit] Adding identifying information to pages [2 December 2013]Bonjour Marc, It would be helpful if you could add some basic information to the Person pages you are creating (such as approximate birth year). Otherwise, these pages could be mistaken for living people. Merci! --Jennifer (JBS66) 10:22, 2 December 2013 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Drost family in Dunkerque [26 December 2013]Bonjour Marc! I wonder if you can help me. I have found a Dutch man who married in Nord, France and baptized a child there too. I am having difficulty translating the information. If possible, can you help me with the names, dates, places, and parents from these documents? Merci beaucoup!!--Jennifer (JBS66) 18:30, 26 December 2013 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Removing Titles in Suffix Fields [6 January 2014]Hello, I noticed that you removed the information that I put in the suffix field on James Henry of the Borden Tract, Augusta County, Virginia. This information is important to differentiate him from other James Henry's in the Augusta County area, which can be easily confused by other researchers. Please leave this information intact, so it is helpful to other researchers, and also to the researchers working on the Early Settlers of Augusta County Project, where there are in excess of 5,000 or so persons that are in the process of being documented. Also, I noticed that you removed the "III" from the title suffix field of Joshua Cresson. Since his father and grandfather were also named Joshua Cresson, the "III" in the title suffix field is certainly appropriate, accurate and conforms to normal naming practices. Please do not remove similar information without consulting or advising the contributor. Thanks for your cooperation and best regards, Jim Volunteer Administrator, WeRelate--Delijim 00:03, 4 January 2014 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Chastain Family [9 March 2014]Hello Markus, sorry, I do not have any other information on the family of Pierre Chastain. The information I found on Familysearch. I added a photo of his gravestone, and a link to an Ancestry Member Tree with some additional information. According to this submission, he may have been married 2-3 times, but some of the dates look suspect. Hope that helps. Best regards, Jim:)--Delijim 15:59, 9 March 2014 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Random Changes [12 April 2014]Hi Markus, I note you are just randomly changing pages that I contributed. Can you explain the initiative that is driving these random changes or are you imposing your standards across other contributors records? This complete lack of control in WeRelate to who can alter an individuals contributions is appalling. Andrew 09:35, 25 March 2014 (UTC)
Marc is not "randomly" changing pages. All pages contributed to WeRelate are open to any user making contributions to improve the pages. If you look closely, the pages that Marc edited looked something like this previously. They had red-linked text saying "killed in action". Red-linked places are errors, and in this case, killed in action is not a place and cannot be linked to one of WeRelate's place pages. This information belongs in the description field which is where Marc correctly moved the text to. --Jennifer (JBS66) 17:12, 25 March 2014 (UTC) I am really impressed with Markus changes!!!! I learned a lot from your changing names from all upper case to lower case. GIve me a break. Are you related to any of these people???--Joana1493 14:15, 12 April 2014 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Please do not rename 'livings' to 'unknowns' [14 April 2014]Person:Unknown Robiè (2) should be investigated as to if the person is living. If no information can be found, then the person should be removed, not renamed, since it is still a de-facto living person page. The only exception is of course famous people. Any and all other livings must be either deleted or a death date added.--Daniel Maxwell 19:21, 7 April 2014 (UTC) I note your comments regading the changes being made to my family tree on 'We Relate'. I find it high handed to make these changes without consultation, particularly as these go against what is regarded as normal presentation of family surnsmes. My family names have always, and will always be, presented with surnames in capitals,as a consequence of the unwanted actions of others in 'We Relate' I have today deleted my tree from your site and will cancel my membership forthwith. Further more I will advise all my fellow genealogists to avoid your site.--Whiskymac 10:14, 14 April 2014 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] Changes to Surnames [19 April 2014]Markus, why have you changed the surnames on my family tree from Upper caes to Lower case? It is normal procedure to have family surnames in UPPER case to distinguish them from he other parts of the persons name, please change these back.--Whiskymac 19:11, 12 April 2014 (UTC)
I note your comments regading the changes being made to my family tree on 'We Relate'. I find it high handed to make these changes without consultation, particularly as these go against what is regarded as normal presentation of family surnsmes. My family names have always, and will always be, presented with surnames in capitals,as a consequence of the unwanted actions of others in 'We Relate' I have today deleted my tree from your site and will cancel my membership forthwith. Further more I will advise all my fellow genealogists to avoid your site--Whiskymac 10:15, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
Ditto - I too have removed my tree due to the overhanded enforcing of standards by a few with absolutely no consultation. Genealogy / Family History is by nature a consultative study except here on WeRelate - Andrew 12:49, 14 April 2014 (UTC) Markus3, please leave my names alone! Feel free to add people with your Mixedcase spelling, but don't presume to make wholesale changes on someone else's work. It is standard in French documents to use UPPER CASE for surnames, especially legal documents, and it is absolutely acceptable on WeRelate. If you want to be the CaseNazi, focus on your own work, not tirelessly correcting the case of other's work. If this continues, I will just remove the file, and post elsewhere.--Strebig 03:45, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
Because you linked to your comment on another page, I think you might be interested in the note just above yours: "We would appreciate it if you would not change names of persons already on WeRelate unless it is absolutely necessary and the records back up such a change. Thanks and best regards, Jim (Administrative Staff on WeRelate)--Delijim 12:47, 23 September 2011 (EDT)"--Strebig 08:33, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
I apologize for suggesting you are a CaseNazi -- I'm much more vehement about ALL CAPS than you are about standardizing the Wiki's style. I read your links, and now appreciate your efforts to improve the wiki. My wish is that you will focus on some of the other areas they identified as needing work, perhaps those that lack sources, or fixing notes, changing "living" people into "[blank] Surname", or writing a bot program to remove un-needed data/notes/sources (_UID, etc). And your English is very good. I admire your work on French place names -- we need more people doing that, for many countries!--Strebig 16:22, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
Marc, just an FYI - Dallan will be updating the gedcom importer within the next week or so to automatically convert ALL CAPS surnames to Normal case, so you (and other Admins) don't have to change them in the future (except those that are added manually). I hope also that he updates the gedcom upload advisory page to make the WeRelate Naming Convention a bit clearer to those submitters that would otherwise be "blindsided" by such changes.... Best regards and have a great weekend, Jim:)--Delijim 19:03, 18 April 2014 (UTC)
[add comment] [edit] "clean up" [1 May 2014]Re: Person:Samuel Hubbard (27) You are cleaning up bad information: what is the point? better to do research and correct the information. Here date was wrong. The page will still look like a joke to people who know the right answer. "Samuel died soon after birth" - this is obvious from dates, why add this note? The note was wrong, he was born dead. He probably was not named Samuel. When information on pages is wrong, anything you add based on that information will be wrong also. You don't watch so if you make a mistake, you never learn. It is better to be interested in the page. Any cleanup that it is possible to do without interest or knowledge, is not very valuable cleanup. It can wait for the next interested editor. If it bothers you, take the time to do research. Otherwise, just let it go. --Jrich 14:38, 1 May 2014 (UTC)
[add comment] [edit] Lafon [29 May 2014]Let me know what you can find with Lafon. I don't know a word of French, and when I was shown the French parish records I about ran away screaming (They are not available as bulk files like the ones for Mexico are).--Daniel Maxwell 07:56, 29 May 2014 (UTC)
Thanks again. I suppose at least for Barbaron I will someday have to pay an agent to search for those records in France. So then, my chance would be to research the Lafons instead, but I cannot read what the Marriage Bann says is their home parish (Coutras itself?) Daniel Maxwell 16:32, 29 May 2014 (UTC)
[add comment] [edit] More records [3 June 2014]Markus, I went through almost all of the books in the relevant period (I still need to hit the bann book completely and go through the 1790s book again). When I am finished I will give you a list of all the Lafon records I found. There are almost no records of any Lafons before the 1760s. I found a single possible Lafon record in the 1730s books. One thing I was wondering if you could check for me. Do the books of Coutras from 1740-1760 exist at all, but are perhaps available only in person? Before I do some more deep research I'd like to know that.--Daniel Maxwell 03:47, 30 May 2014 (UTC)
[add comment] [edit] Brigitte Heger [19 August 2014]Bonjour Marc, I have a question about the sources for Person:Brigitte Heger (1). When I click the links on her page and go to archivesdepartementales.lenord.fr, I cannot find the correct acte.
[add comment] [edit] May have overwritten your change to typo [17 January 2015]Markus I was working on adding more links to the H H White WWI Diary transcript when I got notice I might be overwriting other changes. I appreciate your taking time to make this page better. Can you check again to make sure your changes are in place? My next step is to add a bit of info to the various Place pages I have linked to. Probably just to pull in information from Wikipedia which is usually quite limited. From the topics on your Talk page it appears you are overseeing pages with French connections. If you can suggest some "boilerplate" text regarding genealogical research in France I will be happy to create a template and include it on these pages. Thanks again Rick----RGMoffat 12:13, 17 January 2015 (UTC) [add comment] [edit] New categories needed [28 January 2015]Hello ! Please, see here ! Amicalement - Marc ROUSSEL - --Markus3 17:27, 23 January 2015 (UTC)
[add comment] [edit] Married surnames for women in USA [20 February 2015]Hi Markus3. Recently you have moved the married surname from the married surname field to the married given name field, leaving the married surname field blank, on several of the pages I watch. Can you explain why you are doing this and how you decide which pages to do it to? It doesn't make sense to me, and it removes a data point from the page which affects searches. Regards, --Cos1776 13:33, 14 February 2015 (UTC)
[add comment] [edit] Capitals [18 April 2015]I spell it "Bef" on purpose because I believe it is like at the beginning of a sentence. Please do not change it. It is unnecessary since you don't even watch the page, annoying because I get notified of a change that is meaningless, and pointless since I continue to put them in with the first letter capitalized. Since I wrote the Help page on date conventions, following the GEDCOM standard, I know there is no rule against it. Thank you. --Jrich 05:25, 18 April 2015 (UTC)


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Release Date: 1999 | Tracklist
Album Rating: 4.5 Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
Wait, I thought this was a 60s girl pop band?
Kudos for reviewing this band, will read asap. Edit: Good review, mindpos. The rhythm section is performed in a safe manner. Drums and bass are performed as unorthodox as the electric guitars are but again this is not a bad thing. Imho there's a bit of controversy here.
Digging: Aelter - IV: Love Eternal
Holy shit at that album cover. "one will find themselves drawn to the beautiful artwork that adorns this album" You got that right. Really nice review, dude! Pos'd. (If I could pos that is but you get it)
Album Rating: 4.5Whoops I meant orthodox.
great review man
Album Rating: 4.5Thank you sir, this really is a underrated gem of 90's Scandinavian/Euro metal.
Album Rating: 4.0Holy shit this is awesome. Kinda gives me a Aspera Hiems Symfonia era Arcturus vibe.
Digging: Coalesce - 0:12 Revolution in Just Listening
Album Rating: 4.5I agree.
Album Rating: 4.0I'm gonna have to listen to more stuff from this band.
Album Rating: 4.5Try only their first or last.
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Republicans Fear Tea Party Will Be a Spoiler
By: Lloyd Marcus
During dinner, my republican buddy cautioned, "You tea party folks commitment to principle, supporting unelectable candidates, could cost us the 2012 presidential election just like you screwed things up in Delaware.†He went on to say, "A bad republican in office is better than a democratâ€.
Well, I look at it this way, "You get what you tolerate.†I heard about a high school which never allowed a student to graduate on stage pregnant in it's long history. A law suit filed by the ACLU on behalf of one student resulted in 23 students graduating on stage pregnant the following year. You get what you tolerate.
When a battered wife forgives her husband's abusive behavior numerous times, she is in essence, teaching him how to treat her; sending him the message it is OK to abuse her. Thus, she gets what she tolerates.
The Tea Party Movement will no longer vote for scoundrels; accepting political betrayal as a way of life. As I stated, you get what you tolerate.
Having said that, we live in an imperfect world. On occasion, for the greater good, it may be wise to vote for the lesser of two evils.
But in general, we will not continue to be enablers to those who betray us.
The burden is not on us Tea Party patriots to relax our principles. The burden is on the republicans to get with the program; give us decent candidates to vote for.
We are reasonable. We are not asking for candidates who can walk on water and feed five thousand with a few fish and a few loaves of bread.
Republicans, all we ask is that you give us candidates who believe in and are committed to the principles and values the Republican party claim to stand for. Do that, and expect a GOP landslide victory in 2012. Y'all have a nice day.
Lloyd Marcus, Proud Unhyphenated American
Spokesperson & Entertainer of Tea Party Movement & Tea Party Express.
Lloyd Marcus, Proud Unhyphenated American Lloyd is singer/songwriter of the American Tea Party Anthem and author of Confessions of a Black Conservative, foreword by Michele Malkin. Spokesperson for Tea Party Express Please help me spread my message by joining my Liberty Network.


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Biography — Costas Fotopoulos
Costas is based in London and works internationally as a composer and arranger for film, the stage and the concert hall, and as a concert, silent film and jazz pianist. He is an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM).
In February 2007 Costas travelled to Berlin as a finalist in the Volkswagen Score Competition, held within the context of the Berlin International Film Festival 2007. There, his scores for three short film clips were recorded by the Babelsberg Film Orchestra (please click here to view two of these clips). He has scored numerous short films, most recently the modern silent, The Projectionist (2012), directed by established British director Jamie Thraves and premiered to much acclaim at BFI Southbank in October 2012. Previous films that Costas has scored include Nape of the Neck (2004, directed by Martin McDonnell), which was selected for the Raindance, Greenwich and Clerkenwell Film Festivals.
Costas has also worked as an assistant to film composer Trevor Jones (In the Name of the Father, Mississippi Burning etc.), preparing synthesizer demos and short scores for orchestration. In July 2006, Costas played piano and keyboard in an orchestral concert of Trevor Jones's film music conducted by the composer, which formed the highlight of the Soncinemad Film Music Festival held in Madrid. The concert, which featured the RTVE Symphonic Orchestra, was broadcast on Spanish radio and television and took place in the Teatro Monumental.
Costas completed his Master's degree in the composition of music for film, television and multimedia at the Royal College of Music, London, passing with Distinction. He studied as a scholar supported by the College, the Vaughan-Williams Trust and the Concordia Foundation. In June 2002 he conducted his music live to a section of Fritz Lang's Metropolis in a film composition masterclass held at the Bafta Theatre and taken by director John Madden and film composer Gabriel Yared. Later that month he participated in the International Film Music Biennial in Bonn.
Costas also studied composition with Melanie Daiken at the Royal Academy of Music, and he has written numerous solo, chamber and orchestral works as well as commercial songs and arrangements.
Very successful performances have been given over the years of many of Costas's concert works, the most recent being that of his orchestral piece, Sylvan Reflections, in February 2014. This was commissioned by Benenden School, Kent, to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Hemsted Forest Youth Orchestra, and it was inspired by the theme of the forest. Costas's piano solo piece, Hommage à Chopin, was given its world premiere by the composer himself at Lampeter House, Wales, in August 2010. He gave further performances of this piece in major London venues including Fairfield Halls, in October 2011. His St Paul's for unaccompanied choir, a setting of words from the poem of the same name by William Wordsworth, was commissioned by the City of London School to be premiered by the School's Chamber Choir in November 2009 at its annual Prize Day held at Guildhall, London, with a second recorded performance taking place at the School's Autumn Concert during the same month.
Costas premiered his Toccata (piano solo) at the Swiss Church, Covent Garden in April 2002, recorded it for YouTube as well as his piano solo album (Costas Fotopoulos Piano) and he has performed it internationally at many venues since. Other performances of Costas's works include his Three Impressions (accordion/piano), premiered at St. Martin-in-the-Fields on Christmas Eve 2004 with further performances having taken place in Hanoi, Vietnam and in London, his Elegiac Romance (cello/piano) at the Wigmore Hall, his Variations on La Seguedille (mezzo-soprano/cello/piano) at the Purcell Room and his Faith, Hope and Love Cantata (two sopranos/chamber orchestra) at St. Nicholas Church, Chiswick, where he was presented with the Serena Nevill Award. The latter two works were commissioned by the Concordia Foundation.
In 2011 Costas worked as an orchestrator for acclaimed film and TV composer James Brett, on his music for the Batman Live World Arena Tour beginning in July 2011. The music is scored for full symphony orchestra plus mixed choir.
In 2005 Costas arranged, programmed and co-produced the music for Thalidomide!! A Musical by Mat Fraser, which opened at the Battersea Arts Centre in September 2005 and has been touring the UK. In December 2006 he wrote a new, original arrangement of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" for an ensemble of solo singers, children's choir, saxes, horn, percussion, Hammond Organ and strings, which was broadcast on BBC Radio 2 as the finale of The Charles Hazlewood Christmas Show on Christmas Day.
Costas has now been working for many years as an improvising silent film pianist at BFI Southbank, London, and he has also accompanied silent films at the Barbican Centre, the Prince Charles Cinema, Riverside Studios, Chelsea Arts Club, the National Film and Television School and the Birkbeck Cinema among other venues.
In October 2002 he accompanied the UK premiere screening of The Life and Works of Richard Wagner (1913) at the Barbican, and in November 2002 he was invited by the Concordia Foundation to accompany Hitchcock's silent classic, The Lodger (1926), in a special screening at the Walter Reade Theater in Lincoln Center, New York. In October 2003/04 he participated in the Pordenone Silent Film Festival, Italy, performing for a number of films and co-ordinating a series of masterclasses. In May 2004 he performed a live piano and harpsichord improvisation for the British film Masks and Faces (1917) based on themes composed for the film by the late Michael Kamen, as the main Gala event for that year's RADA centenary celebration at BFI Southbank. The event was introduced by Richard Attenborough, Anthony Minghella and Alan Rickman. In August 2005 Costas was invited by the Concordia Foundation to accompany another British film, Piccadilly (1929) at the Off On European Film Week in Warsaw, Poland, as part of his presentation there on music in film.
Costas has also accompanied silent films at the London Film Festival for a number of years, most recently providing a highly-acclaimed accompaniment to Dziga Vertov's Soviet classic, Man With a Movie Camera (1929), at the 2010 festival. Previous films include the Norwegian epic, Laila (1929), at the closing night of the 2009 Festival, the Henry King feature film, Tol'able David (1921) in November 2006 and Four Chaplin Keystones (1914) in October 2004.
In March 2007, Costas provided a piano improvisation to sections of Gordon Brown's Budget Speech of that year (in the silent film style), which was aired on the BBC Radio 4 Programme, Broadcasting House. The sections of the speech, together with descriptions of them, were read out by the conductor, Charles Hazlewood. The programme was presented by Patrick O'Connell.
Costas has made numerous appearances as a concert pianist, giving concerto performances in Britain and both solo and chamber performances there as well as in Austria, Italy, Greece, the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Nigeria.
His debut solo album, Costas Fotopoulos Piano, featuring works by Rachmaninov as well as his own Toccata, was released in February 2009 on the JCL Records label. He has recorded a Chopin Nocturne for the BBC Radio Worldplay, Hitler in Therapy (aired in January 2005), and chamber repertoire for BBC Radio 2 and 3. He has also recorded the piano solo work, Cross hands, for a CD of music by British composer Nicholas Sackman, released on the Metier label.
Costas studied with Hamish Milne at the Royal Academy of Music, obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Performance with First Class Honours and a Master's Degree in Performance with Distinction. For the third year of his Bachelor's Degree he studied with Oxana Yablonskaya at the Juilliard School, New York on an exchange programme.
Costas won a Scholarship Award at the International Johannes Brahms Competition 2012 and was a keyboard finalist in the 2001 Royal Over-Seas League Competition. He has also performed and recorded as a jazz pianist, keyboard player and Music Director.


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January 19, 2011Dan King, Yokohama senior vice president of sales and marketing, discusses this issue and other industry challenges.
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Montana's I-161 initiative draws allegations
From Ballotpedia
June 4, 2010
HELENA, Montana: According to reports, there have been at least 34 violations of Montana election law that have been filed with Montana Secretary of State Linda McCulloch's office concerning the I-161 initiative. The measure, if sent to the ballot, would allow voters to decide whether or not to increase nonresident big game license fees and abolishes outfitter-sponsored licenses. The main campaign for the measure is Montana Public Wildlife.
However, Supporters for Preserving Montana's Outfitting Tradition/Against I-161 stated that the alleged violations include the following:
- 8 counts of misleading petition signers
- 9 counts of not having full initiative text when asking for signatures
- 17 counts of falsely swearing
According to Kurt Kephart, leader of the campaign for the measure, "I can't answer anything I haven't seen yet. It's kind of out of the blue."[1]
See also
- Montana Hunter Access Funding Initiative, 2010
- Montana 2010 ballot measures
- Montana hunting measures


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April 17, 2013
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"Protect Your Move" seeks to give the nearly 35 million Americans who move each year on how to spot the "red flags" of fraudulent or dishonest operations.
FMCSA has produced a new public service announcement warning consumers of the "red flags" they can spot prior to a move. It says by visiting www.protectyourmove.gov consumers can view the video, and find tools and resources to help them before, during and after a move.
Resources include a moving fraud prevention checklist, a moving broker checklist and tips for a successful move. Consumers can also search a company's complaint history and compare safety records of companies nationally.
"Consumers need to know how to spot the bad movers and feel confident they are selecting a reliable, safe, and responsible moving company," said FMCSA Administrator Anne Ferro. "While the majority of movers are reputable, consumers need to be aware of how to avoid those who are not."
More than 5,800 household goods moving companies are registered with FMCSA. In 2012, the agency says it received more than 3,100 consumer complaints about household goods movers, up from 2,851 in 2011. Among the most common complaints are shipments being held hostage; loss, damage or delay of shipments; unauthorized movers; and deceptive practices, such as overcharges.
This follows the agency late last year ordering a California moving company to return belongings to customers and issued a final rule nearly a year ago that it says would protect consumers better when moving across state lines.
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National Election Studies - Bibliography of citations of all known published works and a large number of unpublished papers that make use of NES data. An excellent resource for researchers, teachers, students, and other professionals. Network-Based Electronic Publishing of Scholarly Works - Bibliography of selected articles, books, electronic documents, and other sources that are useful in understanding scholarly electronic publishing efforts on the internet and other networks. British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography - For archaeology, historic buildings, maritime and industrial archaeology, environmental history, and the conservation of material culture with a geographical focus on the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom . Environmental Periodicals Bibliography - Contains 610, 000 citations on environmental articles from scientific, technical, law, and policy journals dating from 1973, searchable by keywords, authors' names, journal names, and by date. Environmental Archaeological Bibliography - Published reports from all substantial English environmental archaeology reports published after 1950 in the county journals, the period archaeological journals, and the major excavation report monograph series. Population Index - First published in 1935, a primary reference tool to the world's population literature. It presents an annotated bibliography of recently published books, journal articles, working papers, and other materials on population topics. Drug Discrimination Bibliographic Database - A list of 3, 128 references published between 1951 and 1999, along with a handful from 2000 and includes abstracts, journal articles, book chapters and books. Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia - Scholarly society devoted to analytic bibliography and textual criticism. Includes links to online journals and texts. NoodleBib - The MLA Bibliography Composer - A free tool to create, edit, and save your MLA-style bibliography online, then publish it to a Web page, email it, or save it as RTF and open it in Microsoft Word. Eastgate Systems - A brief and idiosyncratic bibliography of hypertext, with an emphasis on storyspace and the systems that have influenced it over the years. Eames Bibliography - Searchable bibliography on the life and work of Charles and Ray Eames and the work of the Eames office. It includes works in many different media including books, periodicals, newspapers, and videos. Biblical and Theological Studies Index - Searchable database of articles and books on biblical and theological studies updated every week. EconLit - The American Economic Association's electronic bibliography of economic literature. An extensive source of journals, abstracts and citations covering all fields of economics. Electronic References and Scholarly Citations - Part of the WWW Virtual Library Project, this page tracks the various styles and methods currently being used to reference/cite electronic resources. The European Union : Collections Bibliography - The University of California, Berkeley has received EU publications since 1952 and has been an official depository since 1964. This guide is intended to assist the user in locating information on the activities and policies of the EU from its publications. International Bibliography of Sign Language - Contains 30100 titles of academic literature and 3100 abstracts. It focuses on modern sign language research and records text related to deaf culture, sign language interpreting as well as education of the deaf. South Asia Bibliographies: Afghanistan - Introductory bibliography from the library at the University of California, Berkeley. Terrorism and Political Violence, a Bibliography - A bibliography on various forms on violence: terrorism, guerrilla warfare, insurgency, assassination, organized crime, street violence, state violence, psychological aspects, victimization, mass murders, kidnapping, hijacking, etc. The Witchcraft Bibliography Project. - Collection of information about books and articles in many languages about witchcraft in early modern Europe. A Multiple Intelligences Bookshelf - Bibliography and links to multiple intelligences resources and articles about Howard Gardner's MI theory. Patent Information Users Group - Bibliography of books and articles of professional, scientific or technical interest in patent information. Religious Studies - A substantial listing of links to bibliographies of use to researchers involved in the academic study of religion. Oriental Institute Research Archives - A guide to introductory readings on the peoples and cultures of the ancient Near East. 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Awesome! - XLR8R / Stunningly beautiful - Lodown / A perfectly crafted blend of psychedelic hip-hop and sunshine folk-rock - The Test Pilot / Very beautiful, refreshing music - Big Takeover / Lovely - Skyscraper / An enchanting album - Synthesis / Tree Colored See's rural fetish is seductive – Mojo |
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Tree Colored See is the result of a union between electronic artist, Nobody (Elvin Estella) and the psychedelic folk-rock of Mystic Chords of Memory, and it's definitely an album worth exploring. The sound that's collectively produced by these two artists has that "easy-listening" quality, lending itself rather well to serving as background music - either in a trendy café or in a more beatnik-friendly setting. However, the depth of the sound and the interesting way in which the various elements are fused together mean that it's also a record which lends itself well to closer listening. The electronic elements mainly take the form of beats, loops, and sweeping filters applied to more acoustic sounds. There are very few blatant synth lines on this album, instead the acoustic instruments are mostly allowed to carry the melodies, sometimes adorned by a subtle effect which gives them a slightly different character. On the whole, the album is quite warm and there are very few jarring sounds in the mix. Even the more 'glitch-like' electronic elements aren't really allowed to spoil the ambience. While sometimes the drum beats and samples chosen almost give the sound a dangerously dance-like feel, thankfully this isn't the case on all the songs. The vocal approach on the album is very indie-rock in character. The voices are never strained, lots of vocal layering is used and overall they aren't too distant from The Shins or early Death Cab For Cutie. Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory match the overall mood of the album particularly well, and while they're mostly blended into the tracks in a very subtle way, there are definite lyrical and melodic hooks that will catch the listener's attention. Musically, while there are certainly memorable passages throughout the album, the songs certainly haven't been written to become singles. Everything is very relaxed and there aren't often any single elements trying to grab your attention. That said, there are some very strong moments on the disc where both melodically and rhythmically the sound builds to become powerful and moving. It would be great to see these two artists explore such sounds as they appear in the tracks Memory, Klaw Prints, and Walk in the After Light, rather than musical collages such as Decisions, Decisions. Tracks such as Decisions, Decisions are definitely more sonically dense but they're also less emotionally involving. There are more instruments at work but ultimately they're saying less and you probably won't remember much from them afterwards. Tree Colored See is an album which has a distinctly modern sound, despite its very solid folk-rock base. The record is well balanced on the whole and it couldn't be said that one artist seems to dominate the other. However, on a track-by-track basis, there are certainly some songs where the electronics are more in focus and others where the instruments are largely left to fend for themselves. As such, there is actually quite a spread in the overall sound of the material and it's hard to imagine any listener not finding something to like, provided they don't go in expecting anything particularly hard and rocky. If you're going to listen to laid-back, lounge-around, daydream music which still has both a tune and a groove you can't do an awful lot better than Tree Colored See - provided you don't mind some electronics and some folk instruments and provided you're up for hearing them blended together in a new and exciting way this album is well worth your time. - PBS FM |


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A few years back I remember hearing stories of banks/leasing companies repossessing and/or impounding aircraft for nonpayment. I beleive this happened at LHR with Varig, Ghana Airways, an dothers. It also happnede dwith the old Canada 3000 at Mancheser, and Air Zimbabwe at LGW. I'm sure there are plenty of other examples. First hand stories would be interesting. My question is: How exactly is this operationalized? Who essentially prevents the crew from taking off? Is law enforcement involved?
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The all volunteer force has made it easier to deploy forces around the world, according to some military policy experts. No one is proposing bringing back the draft, but downsizing may create an opportunity to take a new look at how the military is structured. Retired U.S. Navy Adm. John Harvey is Secretary of Veterans and Defense Affairs for the Commonwealth of Virginia. He's the former Commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Command. He shared his Top 3 for 2015 on In Depth with Francis Rose. He said there are two big pieces to consider.
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Upgrades are coming at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota that are a long time coming. The Military Times reports the nuclear weapons facility there has maintanance, upkeep, and infrastructure problems. Retired Navy Adm. John Harvey is Virginia's Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security, and former commander of Fleet Forces Command. He led a team along with retired Air Force Gen. Lawrence Welsh to look at the nuclear enterprise. On In Depth with Francis Rose, he shared his thoughts about how the nation's nuclear enterprise is in the news all of a sudden.
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I'm interested in how they're going to make the orcs at the level of quality we've come to expect from blizzard
As soon as i heard that they were going to make a WoW movie (wich is a few years ago) i was very excited about it but i havent heard anything from it since and now finally some specific information and most of it is positive in my opinion i just love the game and i hope they get the story right and will be able to keep up with the high quality movies like Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Really looking forward to this :)
can't wait for this , it is going to be great.
Sitting on the fence on this. After the lack of the promised 'fist pump' moment in MoP, I can't help but hold off waiting to see what happens. And I've not seen many good video game to movie adaptations. I guess only time will tell.
The mock ups of Draenor and Stormwind looked fantastic. When they were pushing for the reveal about Lothar and Durotan, lots of ppl were relieved to hear it would start there. I was at the 2006 BlizzCon panel about the movie, there was a human centric plot with what may or may not have had Varian's unofficial clone/brother/split personality as a main character. This year's panel feels so much better. Now, instead of just waiting, I'm looking forward to it.
You know, thinking back to the original LotR movie (And this is going WAY WAY back, not the last release. I think around 1978ish it was released.) I wonder if the mix will be that amazing. The ringwraths in that movie were a combo of real life actors and animation, and they were terrifying in a way that no other ringwraths have captured. And I include the last set of movies where they were good, but they were just missing something to push it over the edge.On the other hand I've seen some CGI and RL mixes that just made me roll my eyes in how pathetic they are. I just hope this stays on the good side of things, and not the 'what were they thinking?' side. But there's a thin line between the two sides sometimes.
Thank you for giving us all this coverage I'd never be able to know what was in WoD without it! :D
3-D or 2-D, which would be better ?
It's nice to have key individuals involved in the production of this movie also be fans of the game. This gives me confidence that the movie will be true to Warcraft.
I am so excited for the expansion. Everything I have seen so far is wonderful.
cant w8 for the new expansion rly. good job as always.
It s about time that wow make their appearance to some other class of society. People who dont actually play video game do not appreciate gamer who love Rpg game. They dont think wow is worth playing and they don't take their time to realize how awesome this game is. This movie will not only change their mind but also their view point for wow player. I hope the movie dont suck and make this worse
I am buying tickets to go see this the second it hits. Seeing a fantasy like this on the big screen would be epic. This would be really nice rep for Blizzard!
yes movie. I want to see the trailer. hope its Epic!
Warcraft movie has been considered a troll for a long time and now its confirmed :D. I hope they do a good job on it, a lot of video game inspired movies are disappointing.
Rather than basing the story on the WoW timeline, use the strong lore storyline from Warcraft III. Or just take the CGI intros & cutscenes, and stretch those out for two hours. Epic movie: sorted.
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I think its really interesting that they want the main "character" to be the world itself, there is so much lore they can do and incorporate the world in too but I HAVE NO IDEA what'll be the best story line to see! Blizzard has always been so good with their WoW lore and just to see it on film is a masterpiece to me, blockbuster or not.