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Genealogy Blog
31 October 2011
Save Library and Archives Canada
The campaign will expose how major restructuring of Library and Archives Canada is undermining the institution responsible for preserving Canada's history and heritage. "Library and Archives Canada is cutting services and acquisitions. Unless this is reversed, the damage to our country will be enormous," said CAUT's executive director James L. Turk.
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Vandals Damage Kansas City's New Korean War Memorial
"They have desecrated a memorial that was built to honor our veterans and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice," said Shultz, whose father, James, was a Korean War veteran. "It is a travesty."
Source & Full Story
Are You Related to Eleanor Roosevelt?
She was born at 56 West 37th Street in New York City, the daughter of Elliott Roosevelt and Anna Hall Roosevelt. She was named Anna after her mother and her aunt Anna Cowles; Eleanor after her father, and was nicknamed "Ellie" or "Little Nell". Eleanor Roosevelt died on November 7, 1962.
Eleanor Roosevelt's Family Tree
New: The GeneaNet 'Email Alert by Individual'
The 'Individual Alert' and the 'Cross-Database Alert' have been merged in a single Email Alert so GeneaNet Club Privilege members can now receive accurate emails that aggregate the latest entries by name (with alternate spelling), first name (with alternate spelling), place, year, occupation and spouse.
And these Email Alerts can be automatically generated from the data in their Online Family Tree!
28 October 2011
Auschwitz Crimes To Be Reinvestigated by Poland
One aim is to track down any Nazi war criminals still living. It is being carried out by the Institute of National Remembrance, a state body that investigates Nazi and communist-era crimes.
Source & Full Story
Royal Society Journal Archive Made Permanently Free to Access
Around 60,000 historical scientific papers are accessible via a fully searchable online archive, with papers published more than 70 years ago now becoming freely available.
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Jail for Graveyard Vandal
St John's was consecrated in 1845, 70 years before Canberra was named the national capital. One of the headstones March damaged was 150-years-old. March will serve 14 months full-time custody, followed by periodic detention.
Source & Full Story
27 October 2011
My Heritage 0.1.6 Update Released
My Heritage 0.1.6 has been released.
• Allows to enter the previous years of 1900.
• UI and Performance improvements.
• Bug fix.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
The Complete Genealogy Reporter 2011 beta build 111024 Update Released
The Complete Genealogy Reporter 2011 beta build 111024 has been released.
• Fixed errors in Portuguese relationship expressions, particularly those relating to removed cousins.
My Family Tree 188.8.131.52 Update Released
My Family Tree 184.108.40.206 has been released.
• Migrated to Microsoft .NET 4.0.
• Performance and stability improvements.
• UI improvements to icons, diagram viewers, new sources view, address and citation editors.
• Added relationship calculator.
• Added support for place coordinates.
• Added people movements feature to place export.
• Added extra tools to timeline view.
• Added new 256bit AES encrypted file format (*.familyxs) for secure storage and sharing of family tree files.
• Added support for Windows 7 taskbar thumb buttons for the audio/video player and to change the application theme.
• Added webcam snapshot tool to make it easy to add photos of living people featured in your tree.
• Some fixes.
26 October 2011
Century-Old Headstones Stolen From Knox County Cemetery
"Everyone is related, or they lived in the neighborhood," said Jeffery Patterson. Patterson and his family help take care of Hawn Cemetery in Knox County. Many of his relatives are buried there.
Source & Full Story
WWI Soldier Alexander Johnston Buried 93 Years On
His remains were discovered near the battlefield in 2008 and his identity established this year using DNA tests. The soldier, born in Coatbridge, was reburied in a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery in France.
Source & Full Story
How Translation Software Helped Crack 'Unbreakable' Code in 1866 Secret Society Manuscript
The international team that cracked the cipher this year found that automated translation techniques - familiar to most of us from the often-wonky Google Translate - can help to crack encrypted documents by 'guessing' their contents. It works even when they use a cipher as baffling as the Copiale's 90 symbols, and the original language is unknown.
Source & Full Story
25 October 2011
Divers Find Dutch WWII Submarine Off Borneo After 70 Years
"It was discovered by Australian and Singaporean sport divers in the waters 'above' the island of Borneo after a tip-off from a local fisherman," the ministry added. It did not state the exact location of the wreck out of respect for the dead crew and their descendants.
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UK's Oldest Family Businesses, a History of Longevity
The research, conducted to mark the 10th anniversary of the IFB, found that the oldest continuously trading family firms in the UK are still successful and have been boosting the country's economy since they were established.
Source & Full Story
24 October 2011
Extraordinary Story of the Brave Auschwitz Prisoner who Escaped with his Girlfriend by Dressing as an S.S. Officer... Before Reuniting Four Decades Later
But it took Jerzy Bielecki, a German-speaking Polish inmate at the same Nazi death camp, 39 years to be reunited with Cyla Cybulska after a chance conversation she had with her cleaner in the 1980s.
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Australia to Ask Britain to Pardon Two 'Breaker Morant' Soldiers Executed in Boer War
The intervention comes after the British government rejected in June a petition to pardon Lieutenants Harry 'Breaker' Morant and Peter Handcock, who were killed by firing squad in 1902 for murdering prisoners during the Boer War. They are the only Australian soldiers ever executed for war crimes.
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On Display After 200 Years: Rare Royal Navy Uniform Worn by Survivor of Battle of Trafalgar (Found in a Plastic Bag in the Attic)
William Hicks became famous for his gripping account of Trafalgar which told how, as a 17-year-old midshipman on HMS Conqueror, he helped British forces crush France and Spain in 1805 to end the threat of an invasion by Napoleon.
Source & Full Story
Are You Related to Bill Gates?
Gates has one elder sister, Kristi (Kristianne), and one younger sister, Libby. He was the fourth of his name in his family, but was known as William Gates III or "Trey" because his father had the "II" suffix. Early on in his life, Gates' parents had a law career in mind for him. When Gates was young, his family regularly attended a Congregational church.
Bill Gates' Family Tree
New GeneaNet Menu Section
This section contains four items: 'Family Tree Root' to enable/disable the display of the family tree root (Sosa #1) on your family tree home page, 'Places not Mapped' to view/edit places that cannot be geolocated by Google Maps, 'Access Rights' to set some 'Wizard' access rights, and 'Surname Prefix' to display prefix before/after the main part of the name.
22 October 2011
National Genealogical Society Seeks Nominations for the 2012 Genealogy Hall of Fame
If so, the National Genealogical Society would like to hear from you. NGS is seeking nominations from the entire genealogical community for persons whose achievements or contributions have made an impact on the field.
Source & Full Story
Jersey City Library Returns Spoils of Civil War, a 220-Year-Old Book of Court Records, to Virginia County
The leather-bound book has a broken binder and the pages are yellowed, but the exhibits the flawless penmanship of John Fox, a Stafford County deputy court clerk who in 1791 was given the task of transcribing summarized court records covering 1749 to 1755.
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Gravestone Girls Offer Virtual Tour of Hudson Cemeteries
If you ever wondered about those "winged skull'' designs carved on old headstones, their "virtual tour,'' "Welcome to the Graveyard," will take you from colonial burial grounds into 21st century locations. The audience will learn why we have cemeteries, gravestones and why they look like they do. Pictures from Hudson cemeteries will also be featured.
Source & Full Story
MobileTree Lite 1.6 Update Released
MobileTree Lite 1.6 has been released.
• Fixed a problem with accessing media that had been stored on the mobiletree.me server.
• Fixed a problem with the spouse sometimes getting loaded on initial launch.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
21 October 2011
MobileTree 1.6 Update Released
MobileTree 1.6 has been released.
• Fixed a problem with accessing media that had been stored on the mobiletree.me server.
• Fixed a problem with the spouse sometimes getting loaded on initial launch.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
GedView 3.2.1 Update Released
GedView 3.2.1 has been released.
• Fixes import of media items. (images, documents etc.)
• Fixes export when the upload wifi server is enabled.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
FamViewer 2.5 Update Released
FamViewer 2.5 has been released.
• Improved compatibility with iOS 5.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
FamilyInsight 2011.10.17.0 Update Released
FamilyInsight 2011.10.17.0 has been released.
• Fixed a couple of crashes.
• Fixed a problem with the continuous place checking when using Edit Places Mode.
• Fixed a problem saving Ancestral Quest places more than 5 fields deep.
• Fixed a problem saving some GEDCOM notes.
• Fixed Not a Match markings being saved in Roots Magic files.
• Fixed radio button issue in preferences for ignoring specific fields.
Is Canada Neglecting Its Journalistic Past?
Bob Huggins thought he had come up with a nearly surefire plan to make some money and secure a legacy for himself. He would make Canada's historical newspaper records available to anyone with access to a computer and a public library card.
Source & Full Story
Lost Gravesite of Civil War Hero Found
For years, history buffs were unable to locate his grave, which was believed to be in Somerville. But last week it was uncovered in Dighton, thanks to Charles Mogayzel, an 80-year-old Korean War veteran.
Source & Full Story
Are Genealogies Just Social Constructs?
Genealogies, he argues, aren't the straightforward, objective accounts of our ancestries we often presume them to be. Instead, they're heavily curated social constructions, and are as much about our values as they are about the facts of who gave birth to whom.
Source & Full Story
20 October 2011
Ancient Images of a Mother Giving Birth Found
About 1-3/4 x 1-1/4 inches (4 x 3 cm), the fragment was part of a vessel made of bucchero, a typically Etruscan black pottery. The image show the head and shoulders of a baby emerging from a mother. Portrayed with her face in profile and a long ponytail running down her back, the woman has her knees and one arm raised.
Source & Full Story
Soldiers' Remains Found in World War I Tunnel
In October 2010, construction of a bypass near the town of Altkirch was disrupted by the 125-metre tunnel, which combat engineers had built seven metres under the surface. After a skeletal foot, a camp bed and fragments of a jaw bone were unearthed during digging. work on the road was quickly stopped and archaeologists called in.
Source & Full Story
DNA Solves Mystery of Unknown Scots Soldier
No-one had talked much about former Coatbridge man Alexander Johnston over time, the name only rarely coming up in conversation when old photo books were opened up and shared by his family.
Source & Full Story
Scottish Football 'More Than 500 Years Old'
The world's oldest surviving football dates back to 1540 and was found behind panelling in Stirling Castle. The Scottish Football Museum said it appeared the game evolved rather than was invented.
Source & Full Story
19 October 2011
Child's Gravestone Stolen in Belleau, Lincolnshire
Mrs Holness believes thieves targeted her dead son's granite gravestone because of its unusual design which was shaped in a heart with a gold leaf. Lincolnshire Police want to hear from anyone with information about the disappearence of the stone.
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A Family's Hidden History is Revealed after Sale of their Grand Georgetown Estate
Moments later, after the crew flung down the landing ropes, an explosion rocked the Hindenburg's rear. Peter grabbed his things — his datebook, his camera — and leapt from the doomed craft. He survived the 30-foot plunge.
Source & Full Story
Family Tree PHP 1.2 beta Update Released
Family Tree PHP 1.2 beta has been released.
• CSS and Javascript optimization for IE9.
• Comments on pages and blog posts.
• When submitting a comment, a user can send a copy to his own email address.
• Urls for addresses and email addresses are clickable now.
• If a multimedia record does not have a TITL tag, the filename is set as title during gedcom import.
• And more…
18 October 2011
Charting Companion 3.0 Update Released
Charting Companion 3.0 has been released.
• You can embroider two types of charts: Ancestor Fan, and Descendant Fan Charts. Format them in quarter-, half- or full-circle - your choice! The program can render up to 5 generations from your Legacy family file on any one Embroidery Chart and still preserve the legibility of lettering.
Great War Soldier Finds his Final Resting Place in Ottawa
But next week, the remains of Pte. Alexander Johnston, which surfaced when a First World War battlefield became an industrial construction site in 2008, will be buried, with full military honours, at Le Cantimpre Canadian Cemetery in Sailly, France. And his Ottawa-based next of kin will be on hand to see it.
Source & Full Story
Fromelles Shrine to Keep History Alive
To be built not far from where almost 2000 Australians were killed in an overnight battle in July 1916, the winning design by Paris-New York firm Serero Architects will be finished in time for the 2014 centenary of World War I.
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Van Pelt Library Completes Digitization of Medieval Manuscripts
A two-year grant funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities has allowed Penn to finish digitizing medieval and Renaissance manuscripts produced before 1601. A second grant was secured in March to digitize manuscripts from 1601 to 1800.
Source & Full Story
The Origins of Tea Drinking in Britain
Pepys could not have foreseen then the extent to which this new drink would become a part of British life in the years ahead.
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Scientists to Unlock the Secrets of Long Life by Unravelling DNA of World's Oldest Woman
What made her even more remarkable was the fact she remained mentally sharp right up until her death. She showed no signs of Alzheimer's disease which most experts assume would be inevitable for someone of her years.
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Are You Related to Carrie Fisher?
Fisher was born on born October 21, 1956 in Beverly Hills, California, the daughter of singer Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds. She was raised Protestant, though her paternal grandparents were Russian Jewish immigrants. Her younger brother is Todd Fisher and her half-sisters are actresses Joely Fisher and Tricia Leigh Fisher. Joely and Tricia's mother is the singer/actress Connie Stevens.
Carrie Fisher's Family Tree
Woman Gets $4 Compensation for Korean War Killing
The woman was two years old when her brother was killed in combat in 1950, but never knew of his existence until told of his death by a neighbor, local media reported, adding the children's mother has suffered from dementia.
Source & Full Story
17 October 2011
Some Other New GeneaNet Features and Options
Some new features have been added to the Headstones & Memorials database to let you have an easy access to the pictures uploaded by other GeneaNet members, and to improve the editing of your own pictures.
14 October 2011
Man Accused Of Stealing 142 Veteran Grave Markers
Investigators first learned of the scheme last week when several scrap metal yards told them a man was coming in to sell the brass markers for cash. Officers were able to trace one of the markers to a World War I veteran who died in 1954 and another to a woman who belonged to the American Legion and died in 1940.
Source & Full Story
Black Death DNA Unravelled
The researchers found that a specific strain of the plague bug Yersinia pestis caused the pandemic that killed 100 million Europeans - between 30 per cent and 50 per cent of the total population - in just five years between 1347 and 1351.
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Philippines: Archives Collection, To Be Preserved, Digitized for Public Use
According to National Archives executive director Victorino Mapa Manalo, the office' archival preservation division is entrusted to "prolong the life" of some 13 million Spanish paper documents saved from the 16th century, and approximately 40 to 50 million files from the First Philippine Republic to the present.
Source & Full Story
13 October 2011
Redesigned Europeana Launched
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12 October 2011
Library and Archives Canada: New Version of the 'Home Children' Database
The database is available at the following address: www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/home-children/index-e.html.
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Celebrating the Women in our Family Trees
It seems surreal to me that women have only legally been considered "persons" in Canada for a little over 80 years. Looking back at my own family tree, I'm amazed by the accomplishments of my female ancestors, regardless of the challenges and risks they faced.
Source & Full Story
11 October 2011
The Complete Genealogy Reporter 2011 beta build 111008 Update Released
The Complete Genealogy Reporter 2011 beta build 111008 has been released.
• Fixed: Unexpected program error when creating the contents list of sources and a source title is a long text with no spaces (e.g., a URL) which needs to be broken across two or more lines.
Ahnenblatt 2.68 Update Released
Ahnenblatt 2.68 has been released.
• File linkage asking for admin rights (if needed).
• New default style 'with all siblings' for ancestor trees.
• Minor fixings for GEDCOM.
• Minor corrections.
LTools 1.3.18 Update Released
LTools 1.3.18 has been released.
• Advanced Tagging – Tag Living – moved Advanced Tag Living from a separate dialog to the 2nd tab of Advanced Tagging.
• Advanced Tagging – Y-DNA – moved DNA Tagging – Y-DNA from a tab under the separate DNA Tagging dialog to the 3rd tab of Advanced Tagging.
• Advanced Tagging – Mito DNA – moved DNA Tagging – Mitochondrial DNA from a tab under the separate DNA Tagging dialog to the 4th tab of Advanced Tagging.
HuMo-gen 4.7 Update Released
HuMo-gen 4.7 has been released.
• Added Google Maps integration.
• Two new end-user language interfaces were added: Norwegian (Norsk) and Finnish (Suomi).
GedView 3.2 Update Released
GedView 3.2 has been released.
• iOS 5 and other general fixes.
• Support for more custom GEDCOM tags from other programs.
• The researcher name and notes about a tree can now be changed after creation / import and when creating a tree.
• Pinch to scale font size in notes now requires iOS 4 or above.
• When importing a gedcom file with the same name as an existing tree you no longer need to upload all the media items again (unless you have made changes)
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
Brother's Keeper 6.5.2 Update Released
Brother's Keeper 6.5.2 has been released.
• Fixed a problem on the Select Person screen when clicking Options, the Options screen was too far to the right.
• When printing the Ahnentafel Book with the option to also print all information for children, it was sometimes printing more than it needed to. Now it will not print details for a child if that child is also an ancestor and is printed elsewhere with the details.
• On Ahnentafel Book, it was sometimes printing the Notes for a spouse even though that same spouse is also an ancestor.
• There is a pop up tooltip for the Comments box on JPG pictures that tells how to turn off the option to show the comment box.
• This verson will shows words like Partner and Fiance instead of just Spouse on the Select Person screen.
• On the ahnentafel book, if using the 4th choice for 'he married' it was not printing a general family source if there was a marriage date.
Ancestral Quest 12.1.33 Update Released
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Ancestral Quest 12.1.33 has been released.
• Name Entry: In the Individual Add/Edit screen, you can now swap the order of entering names. By default, you still enter surname then given names, but you can reverse this.
• Internet Search Parameters: Added "FO" (First name only) and "MN" (Married Name) as parameters that you can use when searching Internet databases. The "FO" option will only take the first given name, even if the person has multiple given names. The "MN" option will first try to use the name you may have entered for the person in the "Married Name" field of the Individual Edit's "More" tab. If that field is blank, then for a male, it takes the surname. For a female, it then takes the surname of the first husband if the woman was ever married, and if not, it takes her birth surname.
• Searching FamilySearch.org: FamilySearch has made some changes recently to the method of searching the 1 billion records available on their site. AQ's searching was updated to continue to correctly search these records.
Billion Graves 1.3 Update Released
Billion Graves 1.3 has been released.
• Added a new interface to the camera functionality.
• You can now link images together from the camera interface.
• Added facebook and twitter links to the app.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
10 October 2011
Bicester Anglo-Saxon Skeletons Re-Interred
The Auxiliary Bishop of Birmingham, whose diocese covers Bicester, led the Roman Catholic ceremony. The burial led to a disagreement with the church and local archaeologists, who wanted the bones put in a museum.
Source & Full Story
SourceTemplates.org a New Open Source Community
This addition of SourceTemplates and the SourceTemplate model have culminated in a comprehensive resource available for the genealogy community. SourceTemplates.org is also welcomed to the effort to develop a widely supported international model for source citations.
Source & Full Story
Love of Cemeteries
"What was their story?" That's exactly the sort of question a genealogist would ask. Julie is photographing every gravestone in Mount Isa cemetery, hoping to match up forgotten graves with the names of their occupants.
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Friends of St Alfege Park's Chair Apologises for Damage to Gravestones in Greenwich, UK
In the statement, the Chair says he "deeply regrets" the damage caused and goes on to say that the Friends are now "reorganising their… management processes".
Source & Full Story
Are You Related to Sarah Ferguson?
Sarah once described her family as "country gentry with a bit of old money." She is descended from both the Stuart and Tudor houses. On her father's side, Sarah is a descendant of King Charles II of England via two of his illegitimate sons, Charles Lennox, 1st Duke of Richmond, and James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth.
Sarah Ferguson's Family Tree
New: Direct Ancestors Now Marked in the GeneaNet Online Family Tree Search Results List
The direct ancestors are now marked in the search results list so you can easily find them.
7 October 2011
The First Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) Conference Ready To Be Held
According to the organizers, "The first Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) conference will bring together government leaders, librarians, technologists, makers, students, and others interested in building a national digital library to present the vision for the DPLA effort and to create multiple points of entry for public participation in the initiative's work.
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Layton, Utah, Residents Look to Preserve a Piece of History
The old Layton Train Depot was built in 1911. But for people like Ted Ellison, the building is more than just an old train stop. "It's a very important piece of history," Ellison said. "My grandfather's sister and her husband, Murray and Marianne Cowley, were the first depot agents to reside upstairs."
Source & Full Story
Graveyard Up for Sale in Auckland
However, the Presbyterian Church maintains it is following proper procedure in selling the prime Devonport real estate. The entire plot, including the church and cemetery, is valued at $3.3 million.
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ICRC First World War Archives: Preservation Work Leads to Interruption of Research
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Couple Finds Tombstone from 1850's in their Front Yard
On Tuesday, they happened to turn over a stone and uncover that a piece of marble they had admired over the years had a much bigger story to tell. "There's always been a slab of white marble that we thought was very unique and wonderful," Judy Truesdell said.
Source & Full Story
6 October 2011
Lost Photos of Captain Scott Revealed in New Book
A selection of the photos will be on display in the exhibition, Scott's Last Expedition, opening at the Natural History Museum, London, on 20 January 2012. Tickets go on sale today.
Source & Full Story
LTools 1.3.17 Update Released
LTools 1.3.17 has been released.
• Advanced Tagging – Ancestors Plus – New deluxe LTool which allows you to tag ancestors *PLUS* a specified number of generations from the ancestor tree trunk.
FamilyInsight 2011.10.1.0 Update Released
FamilyInsight 2011.10.1.0 has been released.
• Added ability to read Family Tree Maker 2008 and 2009 files.
• Fixed a couple of crashes.
• Fixed problem opening some Ancestral Quest files.
Families for Legacy Family Tree 1.3.1 Update Released
Families for Legacy Family Tree 1.3.1 has been released.
• Fix bug in adding source.
• Fix crash in Timeline View.
• Fix crash with circular relationships.
• Performance improvements to relationship calculation.
• Various improvements to Timeline View.
See also: 60+ Genealogy Apps for PDAs and Handhelds
5 October 2011
Huge Archive of Yorkshire Women's History Goes Online
It is a website which launches on Friday 7 under the title History to Herstory which has free digital versions of more than 80,000 documents relating to Yorkshire women in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Source & Full Story
Volunteer Opportunity for First World War Project at The National Archives of the UK
They are looking for volunteers to help them ensure that the pages within the 5,500 pieces of WO 95 series are in the correct order before they scan them.
Source & Full Story
4 October 2011
Finnish Descendant of Early Mullica Hill Resident Pays a Visit
In time, Vuorinen discovered that Antti Mulikka's great-grandson Eric was banished by the Swedish government to the colony of New Sweden, where he built a house similar to the original farmhouse.
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Scotland: Forest Plan Reveals Wartime Secret in 'Starfish' Bunker
These tricked German air crews into dropping their bombs away from population and industrial centres. It was part of a successful campaign of subterfuge which, it was claimed, led to many lives being saved in the Blitz.
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Nicolas Cage First, Now John Travolta's 1860 Doppelganger Photo on eBay
The listings comes after another antique dealer joked that he has a photo that is proof Nicolas Cage is more than just an a-list actor - he's also a vampire who lived during the American Civil War. The eBay seller claims to have a 4" by 2.5" carte de visite photo from around 1870 of a man who looks exactly like the 47-year-old star of Con Air, Ghost Rider and The Rock.
Source & Full Story
3 October 2011
New Leadership Role for The National Archives of the UK
This is a new beginning for both The National Archives and the archive sector where, working together, we will champion archives by demonstrating the value they offer society, representing the sector's views at government level and influencing policy formulation.
Source & Full Story
Genota 22.214.171.124 Update Released
Genota 18.104.22.168 has been released.
• Resolved the issue preventing printing of tables embedded in Notes (4.3.5 and later only)
• Fixed an issue causing a block of numbers to appear on reports instead of text.
• Fixed an issue preventing the 'Copy and Paste' function within the Note from being actioned from the keyboard.
• Fixed a bug causing the search routine to execute on the Notebook Manager if the Preference button is clicked when no Notebooks have been created.
• Fixed the issue where the Notebook and Address Book primary screens were not expanding correctly when the window size is increased.
• Fixed a bug preventing the checking for updates.
• Other minor bug fixes.
Canterbury Dig Discovers Medieval Marvels
They even dug up a counting token – used by traders instead of currency – minted between 1586 and 1635. This token was made for a man named Hans Krauwinckel in Germany.
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Australia's First Farmers
Rather, Gammage argues, the first Australians worked a complex system of land management, with fire their biggest ally, and drew on the life cycles of plants and the natural flow of water to ensure plentiful wildlife and plant foods throughout the year. They managed, he says, the biggest estate on Earth.
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Survivor Jacqueline Tanner: 'England Needs Lancastria Memorial'
Jacqueline Tanner, 73, from Malvern, Worcestershire, said she wanted to see somewhere in England for people to remember what had happened. Her call came after ceremony in Scotland on Saturday to unveil a memorial to those who died.
Source & Full Story
New Orleans Notarial Archives to Offer Seminars, Tours
They also will explore the value these records hold for researchers of topics such as property, architecture, genealogy and history. The research center is a public entity that maintains and provides access to land records and other contracts recorded in Orleans Parish.
Source & Full Story
GRAMPS 3.3.1 Update Released
GRAMPS 3.3.1 "The Tenth Anniversary Edition" has been released.
• Translation updates: ca, cs, de, fr, hr, it, nb, nl, pl, pt_br, sk, sl, sv, uk, zh_cn.
• New languages in this release: ja (Japanese), vi (Vietnamese).
• 36 bugs closed since v3.3.0.
• 79 translation commits since v3.3.0.
• 189 code commits since v3.3.0.
Are You Related to Sigourney Weaver?
She began using the name "Sigourney Weaver" in 1963 after a minor character (Sigourney Howard) in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby.
Sigourney Weaver's Family Tree
GeneaNet: New Features in the Headstones & Memorials Database
You can now zoom in and out, rotate the picture and adjust brightness, and you can download and save the original image file.
Headstones and memorials are valuable resources for genealogists so don't hesitate to upload and share your own pictures!
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SaveOnBrew.com is America´s only beer price search engine. Site visitors need only enter their zip codes into the search engine to access the best advertised deals in their towns. They can also filter beer listings by craft/microbrew/cider, imports, domestic, flavored drinks, brands, stores and quantity. SaveOnBrew features everything from Coors Light, Labatt and Budweiser to Stella Artois, Guinness and Magic Hat, with new beers being added to the database every day.
"What we´ve found is that beer prices vary widely from store to store and, depending on the deal and your beer consumption, saving a few dollars here and there can save you a few hundred dollars by the end of the year," explains company cofounder Greg Thibodeaux.
Here are a few other tips for saving money on beer during a recession:
1. Choose beer! A large number of people are migrating to craft beer from the wine market. A $9 six-pack is much more affordable than a $20 bottle of wine.
2. Find a local reward club and join! Consumer´s Growler Club lets members earn a free growler of beer once they accrue enough points. Most breweries offer a club awarding members with points for every beer purchase that can be redeemed for food and drinks.
3. Drink in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Every other building is either a factory or a brewery. Milwaukee is the only place we´ve seen dollar pitchers of good, all-American beer.
4. For outings, be sure it´s Happy Hour. Drinks are often half-price from 4 to 7 pm.
5. Look for a good domestic. People who have expensive beer tastes may find themselves pleasantly surprised by a more full-bodied domestic beer like Yuengling´s Black & Tan, which isn´t very expensive at all.
6. Buy based on rebates. Who doesn´t love saving $10 – $20 on a case of beer? Consumer´s Beverages and supermarkets are ideal places to look for beers with that enticing rebate form affixed.
7. Visit http://www.SaveOnBrew.com to locate the cheapest advertised beer prices in town — and don´t forget to try the new mobile app! It´s free!
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Just before 9 p.m. on Thursday a sign at the command post that there was a break in the case. And it was a break police and the community had been waiting for with baited breath. The two Amish sisters who disappeared the night before found alive.
"Recovery of the girls last night and they are home and from here we have a very active investigation into who were the perpetrators of this crime. The family has been helpful and the girls have been helpful," says Jeff Stinson, St. Lawrence County Sheriff.
The girls now a crucial part of the investigation as police look for whomever stole them from their yard Wednesday evening. The plea to the public continues on Friday even though police are remaining tight-lipped about exactly what or who they should be looking for.
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I was running through the back of the houses making my way home. I wasn't feeling too comfortable because I could feel that someone was behind me. However, every time I turned, no one was there. Momma had told me countless times to not wonder out of the house alone. She said that the streets were a dangerous place for an eleven-year-old. I hadn't listened to her and now I wished that I had.
I gave a small smile as I saw my house coming up on the left. I was sure that I was going to make it home okay, but I grew too confident too fast. Out of nowhere, a man intercepted my path. Before I could figure out what was going on, I was drugged and thrown over his shoulder. My weight was no challenge for him because I was a little scrawny looking girl.
The drug eventually wore off and I woke up in a place that looked a lot and sounded a lot like a warehouse. My screams would disappear in the great empty space. A chill ran through my body and made me shiver all over. For the first time, I noticed that I was completely naked and I was tied down in a position that made my heart speed up. I screamed even louder and nonstop.
The man that had kidnapped me entered the warehouse and locked the door behind him. The grin on his face made my heart stop. I was going to die, one way or another; I was destined to die young. I'd avoided a situation like this once before, but this time there was no older sister that would distract him while I ran away. I readied myself to give one more scream, but nothing came out. I could feel my mind going into shock. It was big enough that my own body was starting to shut down.
The man grabbed a knife off of a counter and licked the edge of it. His tongue came off bloodied and split. I didn't just scream, I cried. He was approaching me with a devil's smile. He mumbled something under his breath and whispered things to me once in a while. He said things that never would leave my mind again. I screamed as the knife made contact with my skin and a gash five inches long was left on the inside of my thigh. He retrieved the knife and was about to make another blow, but stopped in mid air to caress my body. I cried and screamed and tried everything to get away from his touch. The second time that the knife touched my skin, I shrieked.


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so,...to be continued...
The North Fork rd on the NF John Day River sees very few travellers.
There is nothing nearby. Purr-fect
Next to this fancy bridge,
we find a great dispersed campspot by the river:
Nobody drove by this spot in the middle of the night, or likely, in the last few DAYS...
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He was on his way back home, he wasn't gonna make it to Hells Canyon after all.
The sore shoulder won, and began to make his trip less fun.
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There are a number of boats that call themselves ''Rhodes 22''s so I am not sure if you are looking at the old Sailmaster Rhodes 22 or the Oday Rhodes 22, or the Rhodes 22 that has nothing at all to do with Phillip Rhodes.
The Sailmaster Rhodes 22 was a very high quality keel centerboarder that was built in Holland during the 1960''s. They were very good sailing boats for their day and are a good choice for an area with shallow backwaters to poke about in. While not great light wind boats by modern standards they still offer very good performance for their size and era. I have often thought that it might be neat to own one of these for poking around the corners of the Chesapeake.
The Oday Rhodes 22 was a rename of Tempest 22 which is not to be mistaken for the Tempest of Olymoic fame. These were good weekender types but would not have an enclosed head. They really make a nice daysailor though.
The third Rhodes 22 was a very strange little hard chined boat. They seem to have developed quite a following but I even begin to figure out why. They seem to be pretty poor sailors in light or heavy conditions, they do not seem particularly well made and they are pretty high priced as boats of this ilke go.
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Jamel "Mel Mel" McGuire, 27, played high school and college basketball and aspired to play professionally, said his mother, Desiree McGuire.
His brother, Dominic McGuire, 28, played for NBA teams including the Utah Jazz and is currently with the Tulsa 66 NBA development league.
"I'm in shock right now," their mother told reporters outside the apartment complex. "This is a nightmare. A mother's worst nightmare."
She and her husband came to the scene hours after the shooting, fearing the worst. Dominic McGuire also arrived, visibly distraught, and tried to run past the yellow police barricade tape. Officers stopped him and got him outside the tape.
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The two said they were playing cards and McGuire was on a sofa playing video games when at least one person opened the front door and started shooting. Five or six rounds were fired, killing the victim, Chula Vista police Lt. Fritz Reber said.
The other two men ran for cover to a back room and escaped out a window, Reber said.
No one else was hurt. Police found the 5-year-old daughter of McGuire's girlfriend asleep in a bedroom.
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The apartment belongs to McGuire's girlfriend, who was out of town when she was notified of the shooting, Reber said. Her daughter was taken to Polinsky Children's Center pending other arrangements.
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According to this story which appeared last March [on The Yes Portal, linked in the box to the right] while we were in La Joyita Prison, the writer raises the question on what is the responsibility of the Devils Films which hired everyone involved in the production (except Clara Garcia, the cook from Veracruz).
As you know, I have in my possession the Bank of America transfer advice showing very clearly that funds were transferred from Devils Films to FJS International (Fred's Company) 5 days before the arrest but during actual production. This was the only production being made for Devils at that time.
It is our intention to revisit the question of legal action against Devils, especially in view of the position which they have taken in this matter. We urge also that this question be discussed by all interested persons and companies within the adult community.
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Common Medication Making You Gain Weight?
by LionelBissoon
Last week I saw a patient who was having difficulty with losing weight. The young woman was in her thirties with little to no medical problems. The patient was very frustrated and wanted to start a treatment course of Mesotherapy to help facilitate her weight loss.
NOTE: Mesotherapy is a medical specialty which has gained popularity for treating weight gain and cellulite.
She has been steadily gaining weigh over the last three years. She knew of no reason why she was gaining weight and could not understand why this was happening. She was involved in a regular exercise program three to four times a week and was eating what she considered to be healthy. Her diet consisted primarily of protein and vegetables.
At the end of the visit and deciding she was a candidate for Mesotherapy, the patient casually mentioned she had a history of migraine headaches and she wanted to know if Mesotherapy would make her headaches worse.
I inquired about her headaches and how she was treating them. Her doctor put her on a course of Inderal 20mg once a day, which she has been taking for about three years. She was very happy with the success of the Inderal and even went as far as doubling her dose daily.
Suddenly the whole picture started to make sense. Three years ago she started taking Inderal, a medication which belongs in a class of drugs known as beta blockers. Beta blockers are routinely used to treat patients after heart attacks, high blood pressure, stage fright and apparently as prevention for migraine headaches.
Medications in this class block the beta receptor on the heart, which slows down the heart rate and decreases blood pressure. When prescribing these medications physicians tend to ignore the presence of Beta receptors on fat cells. The beta receptors on fat cells mediate the breakdown of fat. Once someone takes a beta blocker it indiscriminately blocks the beta receptor in the heart and on fat cells. This is the reason why patients taking this class of drugs find it extremely difficult to lose weight.
If you are taking a medication for high blood pressure or any cardiac disease you should look up the class of medication to see if it is a beta blocker. If it is, you may want to ask your doctor if it is possible to safely switch to another class of medications.
I have seen patients who were taken off beta blockers suddenly they started losing weight with diet and exercise, which was previously difficult to shed.
Pioneering the use of Mesotherapy in the U.S. to combat cellulite, Dr. Lionel Bissoon has helped thousands of women experience cellulite-free legs and buttocks. Complete with case studies, before-and-after photos and straightforward advice, his new book, The Cellulite Cure, offers hope to cottage cheese thighs everywhere. For more information, go to www.cellulite.md
September 4, 2008
Don�t Let Fear Stall Your Weight Loss
by JohnMc
Fear can paralyze us... preventing us from accomplishing our dreams.
And that includes our dream to lose the extra weight and live a happier, healthier lifestyle.
In this Diet.com exclusive, Dr. Santi Meunier has advice for overcoming our fear.
Don�t Let Fear Stall Your Dreams
We have all known fear. For some of us fear is a constant companion, the underlying force in our lives that keeps us feeling �stuck� or �safe� as the case may be. Sometimes it has saved us from entering into a dangerous situation.
Other times it may have prevented us from pursuing something that could have been a life-changing opportunity. Fear can keep us from boarding airplanes, from falling in love, from losing weight, and perhaps the saddest of all, from fulfilling our true purpose here in this lifetime.
Fear insinuates itself into our emotional fiber, so the more power we give to it the more it demands. It speaks to us constantly, a catastrophic song about one thing or another, and we continue to listen.
What is this thing �fear� that lords over us, calling the shots and robbing us of our peace of mind? Who or what is it that speaks? Is it us? Are we the voice of fear? It can certainly feel like that sometimes.
Before we can begin to free ourselves from the grip of fear and its negative effects, we need to understand the true nature of fear.
In the beginning, we were given instincts to help us survive. We had a heightened sense of our environment so that we could nourish ourselves and procreate. As time went on we became more dependent upon machines and technology for our quality of life and survival. As a result, our instincts and senses diminished and our mental processes strengthened.
As we became more and more identified with our minds as our source of supply and safety, our thoughts and emotions carried more weight. Fear shifted its focus from our instinctual nature to our emotional nature.
It is the imbalance of our emotions that create toxic levels of fear.
We strengthen what we focus on. The more attention we give to fear the stronger it gets. The key to overcoming the debilitating affects of fear is to bring our emotional, instinctual and spiritual natures into balance and harmony.
Thankfully, there is another way to experience life that leads to a new freedom and happiness If you are sick and tired of being afraid, here are 3 simple steps to begin to free yourself from fear.
� Identify the fear.
What am I afraid of and why? It was President Franklin D. Roosevelt who said, �There is nothing to fear but fear itself.� Write or speak your fear. Bring it out into the open-expose it.
Example: I am losing weight and I am afraid that I will sabotage my success. In the past I have always gained the weight back. I am afraid of failing again.
� Disassemble the fear.
Make a plan of action that is in direct opposition to your fear.
Instead of reacting to what we fear, form an action that is based on what we desire.
Example: I am losing weight. The food plan I am following is working. My past behavior does not have to determine my future unless I and I alone allow it to. I just have to be willing to stay on track today. The fear of failure is a projection. If I stay in the now I will be all right.
Are you willing to do whatever you have to do, just for today, to stay on track regardless of your fear?
If the answer is YES, congratulations, your freedom has begun. Go do it and see how your attitude about fear begins to change.
If the answer is NO, then we have to break the fear down into manageable parts until we reach the desired result.
1. Write an inventory of your dieting patterns over the last year highlighting your strengths and what you have accomplished as a result of them.
2. Review your weaknesses (food triggers, emotional danger zones and self-defeating patterns). Make a plan to minimize their affects or to overcome them.
If late-night eating is a trigger make a plan to call someone (a diet buddy) at that time each night. Don�t be alone with your craving. It is a set-up to fail. If you are an emotional eater than it is important to journal and share with someone you trust what is really �eating� you.
3. Pray for the courage and the commitment to have the healthiest and most beautiful body you are can, one day at a time. Don�t compare. Accept your body. It is the only one we have to carry us through our journey in this lifetime.
4. Keep a food diary. People who do have more success than people who don�t.
� Change your relationship to fear.
Why does fear have such a powerful hold over us?
It has power only if we give it power. You can withdraw it at anytime. Make a declaration that you are in charge of your life, not your fear. You may have fear, but you are not fear.
As creative beings we are constantly re-creating ourselves. Unfortunately, many people create what they fear instead of what they want. You do have a choice. When you change your relationship with fear from slave to master, your life begins to change. Action is the key. We must act on what we desire for our highest good and well-being regardless of how afraid we may be.
The more we take positive action, the less we fear.
We are always affirming something in our mind. Make a decision to affirm what you want instead of what you fear: �I do not have to repeat negative patterns from my past. I can be on my side today."
Fear does not have to dominate our lives. Take positive action regardless of how fearful you may be. Not only will your life improve and your fears lessen, but your reputation with yourself will soar.
OVERCOME YOUR FEAR! A great way to vanquish your fear of weight loss is to get a weight loss plan perfectly catered to your personal needs, click here and become a Diet.com Premium member today!
Dr. Santi Meunier is an author and speaker, recognized for her unique style and her ground-breaking strategies for personal and professional growth. Her program, Practical Spirituality for Fearless Living, has helped thousands to enrich their lives and realize their dreams. For more information visit www.SantiMeunier.com.
July 28, 2008
Liquid Calories: The Scary Bottom Line
by DrDiet
�Think before you drink!�
Great advice that no longer applies to just the act of driving after drinking alcohol.
A Washington Post feature issued that same warning after revealing the high calorie level of some coffee drinks, fruit smoothies, soft drinks and shakes.
Even though warm weather can make you thirsty for a refreshing, cool drink, think twice before sipping a drink that packs upward of 600 calories.
That�s a price I�m not willing to pay to quench my thirst!
As a nutrition expert, I�m well aware of the problems that excessive liquid calories can bring. But this article got me thinking about how our bad economy could also be impacting our drinking habits.
The financial costs of coffee drinks, fruit smoothies, soft drinks, shakes and alcoholic beverages have been rising along with food costs and gas prices.
Collectively, these extra costs (both in calories and cents) should give dieters pause at fast food counters, restaurants, bars, Starbucks, ice cream shops and the like.
No one likes to live under budgetary constraints but I do think that money speaks louder than calories in helping us make good decisions.
For many people, changing drinking habits will go a long way toward helping them better manage their weight � and their pocketbook.
Consider using the money saved toward the purchase of a tap water filter which will mean less money spent on bottled water.
July 8, 2008
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This utility will go over your system and extract a lot of information, enough information that you should be able to rebuild the system almost exactly as it was. That's probably a little more detail than I'd be comfortable with putting on a web site, but great to print out and put in your system's notebook (your systems do have notebooks, right?). Requires: BASH and standard UNIX tools.
—David A. Bandel
Shortly after the kernel's Halloween feature-freeze, Guillaume Boissiere decided to put together some statistics on the incorporation of features into the 2.5 tree. He examined almost the entire history of the 2.5 development cycle, starting in early 2002. He created seven possible status categories for any given feature: planning, started, alpha, beta, ready for inclusion, pending inclusion and fully merged. His first progress chart (Figure 1) shows the percentage of features in each category. The second progress chart (Figure 2) shows the actual number of features in each category, changing over time. Without making any claim to complete accuracy, the graphs are interesting, if for no other reason than to observe how seriously most developers took the drive toward feature-freeze. Note also the hump of work done over the summer, followed by a complete end to new feature planning. That hump of activity corresponds roughly to the time when the decision was made to freeze by November.
To facilitate the movement from feature-freeze to actual 2.6 (or 3.0) release, the Open Source Development Lab (OSDL) donated labor and equipment to maintain a Bugzilla bug-tracking database for the Linux kernel at bugzilla.kernel.org. Support for this was initially strong among developers, but it tapered off a bit when big guns, like David S. Miller, found duplicate entries and frivolous reports made the system, at least in its original form, more trouble than it was worth. No one wanted to give up on it, however, and a concerted effort seems to be underway to bring the bug database to a usable state.
In more debugging news, Linus Torvalds indicated for the first time he might be willing to accept patches into the kernel to support a kernel-based debugger. Traditionally, Linus' stance has been that real programmers debug from source files. While not actually explaining the reason for his change of policy, he now seems to think that a kernel debugger running across a network would be a good feature to let into the kernel. Don't look for it in the next stable series, however, as he was careful to make this statement after the feature-freeze had passed.
A new read-only compressed filesystem, along the lines of cramFS, emerged in late October and targets the 2.4 kernel. SquashFS claims to be faster and to produce tighter compression than either zisoFS or cramFS. The author, Phillip Lougher, wanted to address some of the limitations of other compressed filesystems, particularly in the areas of maximum file size, maximum filesystem size and maximum block size.
And speaking of filesystems, does anyone remember xiaFS? In 1993 it was regarded, along with ext2fs, as a serious contender for world domination. In fact, the two filesystems leapt into public use within a few weeks of one another. For a while it even looked as though xiaFS had taken the lead. By 1994, however, it had essentially dropped off the map, and a few years later it was actually dropped from the official kernel tree. In 2000, Linus remarked that it would be fun to have it back. Finally, just after the Halloween freeze Carl-Daniel Hailfinger asked if this offer was still good. Linus said sure, and even offered to make an exception to the feature-freeze, if Carl could deliver the patches.
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For instance, I strongly believe that Ms. Mod should be well-regulated and be unable to purchase a nuclear warhead, even at a convention. After all the back-and-forth we've gone through in this thread, I'd be in fear for my life if she ever became a nuclear power, so I'm content to keep that regulation firmly in place.
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text: On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:12:14 -0500, Paul Johnson wrote: > The last kernel on which my Dell D820 latitude would suspend & resume > was 2.6.16. For the last two months or so---all of th 2.6.17 > versions--have failed. The systems suspend, but don't resume. > > There are plenty of reports like this in bugzilla.redhat.com. My > opinion is that FC6 should not be released as final until the problem > is addressed. What do you think? Time flies... The last Fedora kernel that suspend worked for me was created in late March (kernel-2.6.15-1.2064_FC6). This is not a Fedora problem, per se, but a generic kernel problem. I attempted a git bisect of the kernel code, but bisected code resulted in non-compilable kernels before I got very far. 2.6.16 works, 2.6.17 does not. I have become used to suspend not working so I don't test it very often. I was quite surprised when I tested suspend in late February that it actually worked. I was a bit bummed when it stopped, but I was not too bothered by it (my work pattern avoids it because it didn't work). I think the problem has to do with the SATA suspend/resume code. My notebook has a SATA controller which is connected to a PATA HD (Dell Inspiron 6000). With it looking like the SATA suspend/resume will be going into 2.6.19 very soon, hopefully this problem will finally be laid to rest. -Paul


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"I'd like the chickpea masala, please."
"Would you like rice biscuits with that?"
OK, OK, I know you'd never hear that question at an Indian restaurant, but luckily, you'll be in the comfort of your own home when you make and eat this, so who cares if it seems like a weird combo?
This month, we're bringing you some of our fave recipes, and I make this recipe several times a month because it's easy, delish, cheap, and of course, vegan. Chickpea masala is normally served up with rice, but my boo and I ? it over biscuits—or even corn tortillas! Gotta switch things up, ya know?
Deliciousness (aka Chickpea Masala & Biscuits):
What you need:
Cook the onion and garlic in olive oil in a sauce pan over medium heat until light brown. Add a bit of ginger, to taste. Next up, add the seasoning packet and stir it in well, until all the onions and garlic are coated. Add tomato sauce and cook for two more minutes, then pour chickpeas into the mixture and stir frequently for about 8 minutes. At that point, add about 1/2 cup of water, then cover and cook for 5 more minutes. Remove from heat, grab a bowl, add two biscuits in the bottom, and pour a couple of large spoonfuls of the chickpea mixture on top of them. Top with as much cilantro as you like, and eat up!
Makes approximately 3 servings.
What do you think is the best chickpea masala companion? Biscuits, tortillas, rice, or something else?


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