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Now, since this Sunday we are going pheasant hunting...and his 15th birthday right around the corner...I know he would like a double like dad's Browning O/U 12 ga...so I scored:
A very nice, tight and good looking Stevens M311a dated 1952 in 20ga. These are often available in a variety of conditions...and this is a good one IMO. As a simple double barrel is hard to beat and I really liked the automatic safety feature (if you open the action the tang safety moves to ON).
Bonus Points...mom likes it also...she say's she's tired of the 12ga!!!
I grew up shooting my grandfather's Stevens M311A in 16ga. I killed many a deer with that gun in LA (Lower Alabama for you Yankees.)
He passed away unexpectedly a week before I graduated basic training, in May of 2003. He had set that gun aside to give me, but I was moving around a bunch back then, so it resided with my parents until this year. I had all but forgotten about it when my dad pulled it out to send home with me. I'll have to pull it out and get some photos. The M311A defines simplistic functionality.
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African champions Zambia are heading toward the 2013 Cup of Nations with a streak of four winless matches after a 0-0 midweek draw with Morocco at the Rand Stadium in a tournament warm-up.
Despite dominating possession Chipolopolo wasted several scoring chances and when Mukuka Mulenga unleashed a powerful shot eight minutes from time, goalkeeper Nadir Lamyaghri deflected it on to the woodwork and the ball was cleared.
In the 72nd minute Joseph Musonda's kick from the left went just wide, bringing the small but vocal group of supporters to their feet in disappointed excitement. Though short of a win, the result came as a relief to France-born Zambia coach Herve Renard, who has come under media fire after friendly losses in Saudi Arabia and Tanzania last month and to Angola in Johannesburg last Saturday. "Doing the preparations, we can see the players are not 100 percent yet," he told a post-match media conference. "It's normal," he said of what he called a training match. "It's my fourth Africa Cup. We'll do our best. We're not Ivory Coast, we're not Ghana. "Why do you think we come to the Africa Cup? To drop out in the first round? "There are 13 days till our first game. We are better than three days ago and we will be better in three days," he added.
Zambia, who upset Ivory Coast in the 2012 final, also did poorly in pre-tournament friendlies last year. They face Norway in Ndola and Namibia in Nelspruit before the Africa Cup kicks off on January 19 in Johannesburg. Morocco coach Rachid Taoussi was happy for the practice against the continental champions. "For Morocco, playing against the African champions was psychologically very important," he said. "It gives players confidence." His expectations of the tournament were modest, but ambitious against their recent track record. "Morocco didn't qualify in 2010. In 2012 we fell out in the first round. This time we'd like to reach the quarter-finals," he said.
Zambia are in Group C with Burkina Faso, Ethiopia and Nigeria while Morocco face hosts South Africa, Angola and the Cape Verde Islands in Group A of a 22-day championship.


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Well sadly i finally managed to get the gun to fail
I haven't cleaned it since duck season and it showed today, on the opening day of dove season. The gun was absolutely filthy. The chamber had powder residue/debris all in it, the piston was black, and the magazine tube had a caked spot where powder residue had been burnt from the piston. After about a box of shells i noticed the action slowing up on me within ten shots later it failed to back into battery. I could see it dwindling down, there were times right before it completely stopped that during my shooting volley's i would have to wait for the action to cycle (
yes it was that dirty) I've experienced the sluggishness once before duck hunting in bad conditions the gun was soaked, gunk all in the butt stock and recoil spring. Yet it still cycled fine, the only time i witnessed sluggishness was when i used the bolt release and it road a shell into the chamber. It was like watching it in slow motion.
Needless to say after three hours of cleaning it's back to normal
no gun is perfect but i'd say browning damn near came close with this one. The only downfall is that it's gas operated and blows more residue back into the chamber than would an inertia. Other than that simple feature of the design the perks out way it IMO. It's an extremely reliable, versatile, autoloader, that's under 7lbs, kicks like a 20ga, disassembled the quickest of any autoloader, and just overall points well for most people.
Some will look at this post and disregard the gun for the simple fact that it failed. But given the amount of time it's been sitting in filth and not cleaned during duck season either, it doesn't bother me. All things man made are prone to failure anyhow.
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This weekend I had the pleasure of shooting and Engagement session in Asheville, NC. It's not often that I make my way over to Asheville so I was really excited to take a long weekend and hit the typical tourist spots but also to have a different environment to shoot in. I'm still processing a few of the photos I shot this weekend but I decided to go ahead and post my HD sneak peek of our shoot. Be sure head back over this way for a look at some of the shots for our actual shoot.
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Afghan and NATO officials say a female Afghan police officer has killed an American adviser in the Afghan capital, in the first known 'insider' attack by a woman.
The coalition says a woman wearing a police uniform shot and killed a contracted civilian employee of NATO on Monday inside Kabul's heavily guarded police headquarters. Afghan officials say the policewoman drew a pistol and shot the American once at close range.
The woman was arrested after the incident and was being interrogated by police.
Media reports say the suspect is a police officer named Nargis who works in the Legal and Gender Equality Department at the Interior Ministry.
NATO spokesman Canadian Brigadier General John Madower said a joint Afghan-NATO investigation was taking place and that this was a 'very sad occasion.'
The shooting is the latest in which Afghan forces turn their weapons on a member of the Western coalition working with Afghan forces. At least 60 coalition members have been killed this year. NATO has attributed the majority of insider attacks to personal disputes. NATO has said Taliban infiltrators were responsible for about 25 percent of the attacks.
Coalition spokesman Madower told reporters in Kabul on Monday that 'these are events that we are familiar with, we work very, very closely with our Afghan partners, there are events that affect both ISAF and our Afghan national security force brothers and we continue to work to mitigate them as much as possible.'
The attack took place just hours after a local Afghan police commander shot five of his colleagues at a checkpoint in the northern province of Jawzjan. Afghan officials said the police office ran away to join the Taliban.
Also Monday, NATO said a coalition service member was killed in an insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan. No other details were given.
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Running Backs — Jamaal Charles, Kansas City; Arian Foster, Houston; Ray Rice, Baltimore
Fullback — Vonta Leach, Baltimore
Wide Receivers — A.J. Green, Cincinnati; Andre Johnson, Houston; Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis; Wes Welker, New England
Tight Ends — Rob Gronkowski, New England; Heath Miller, Pittsburgh
Tackles — Duane Brown, Houston; Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland; Marshall Yanda, Baltimore
Guards — Logan Mankins, New England; Wade Smith, Houston
Centers — Chris Myers, Houston; Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh
Ends — Elvis Dumervil, Denver; Cameron Wake, Miami; J.J. Watt, Houston
Interior Linemen — Geno Atkins, Cincinnati; Haloti Ngata, Baltimore; Vince Wilfork, New England
Outside Linebackers — Tamba Hali, Kansas City; Robert Mathis, Indianapolis; Von Viller, Denver
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NEW YORK — Peyton Manning and Adrian Peterson want to cap their sensational comebacks with Super Bowl appearances. For now, they can be proud of Pro Bowl spots.
So can Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, one of two rookies chosen Wednesday for the Jan. 27 NFL all-star game.
Manning missed all of the 2011 season with neck and back problems that required several operations. He then signed with Denver as a free agent and has led the Broncos on a 10-game winning streak to take the AFC West.
"I know there's great players out there in the NFL, but there's some great players on this team this year that deserve to go," said Manning, whose 12th Pro Bowl is a record for quarterbacks. He ranks fourth in league passing this year, has thrown 34 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.
Four other Broncos made the AFC roster: DE Elvis Dumervil, linebacker Von Miller, UGA star CB Champ Bailey (63 tackles, two interceptions) and tackle Ryan Clady. Bailey's 12th appearance is a record for defensive backs.
"My goal has always been to go out and help the team win and play at a high level," Manning added. "Anything that comes along with that, like being honored as a Pro Bowl selection, is very humbling."
Minnesota's Peterson tore up his left knee on Christmas Eve last year, underwent major surgery, then was back for the season opener. He's gone from uncertain to unstoppable, running away with the rushing title with a career-high 1,898 yards and lifting the Vikings toward an NFC wild card.
"Coming into the season after going through the rehab process, I just told myself that I wanted to lead my team to a championship and make sure that I contribute and do my part," Peterson said. "I've been doing it."
Griffin is one of three rookie QBs who had superb debut seasons, along with Andrew Luck of Indianapolis and Russell Wilson of Seattle. Luck and Wilson weren't voted to the Pro Bowl by players, coaches and fans, although their teams are in the playoffs; Griffin can get to the postseason if Washington beats Dallas on Sunday.
"You can't play down those kind of things," Griffin said. "I've always said my whole football career that you don't play for awards. They just come. You don't say you're going to win the Heisman. You don't say you're going to win MVP. You go out and you prove it on the field, and if everyone feels that way then they'll give you that award."
San Francisco had the most players selected, nine, including six from its second-ranked defense. Houston was next with eight, six on offense.
Kansas City, despite its 2-13 record that is tied with Jacksonville for worst in the league, had five Pro Bowlers, including RB Jamaal Charles, who like Peterson is coming back from a torn ACL.
One other rookie, Minnesota kicker and former UGA star Blair Walsh, was chosen. Walsh has nine field goals of at least 50 yards, an NFL mark.
The AFC kicker is at the other end of the spectrum: Cleveland's Phil Dawson earned his first selection in his 14th NFL season.
"I deliberately tried not to know," Dawson said. "We wanted to watch the show with my kids. I had a really good idea what was going on, but it was a pretty priceless moment when we saw the name flash up on the screen. My kids went nuts 'cause my wife went nuts. That makes these 15 years of waiting worth it."
Another record setter will be heading to Honolulu: Detroit WR Calvin Johnson.
Johnson broke Jerry Rice's single-season yards receiving record and has 1,892 yards with a game left.
Falcons tight end Tony Gonzalez set the record for Pro Bowls at his position by being chosen for the 13th time.
The league's top two sackmasters, DEs Aldon Smith of San Francisco and J.J. Watt of Houston, were first-time selections. Watt has 20 1-2 sacks, one ahead of Smith; the NFL record is 22 1-2.
Other newcomers, along with Griffin, Walsh and Dawson, were AFC players tackle Duane Brown and guard Wade Smith of Houston; safety LaRon Landry of the Jets; kick returner Jacoby Jones of Baltimore; and punter Dustin Colquitt of Kansas City.
For the NFC, first-timers were Giants WR Victor Cruz; Atlanta WR Julio Jones; Seattle tackle Russell Okung and center Max Unger; San Francisco guard Mike Iupati, linebacker NaVorro Bowman and safety Donte Whitner; Chicago cornerback and former UGA star Tim Jennings and defensive tackle Henry Melton; Washington tackle Trent Williams and special teamer Lorenzo Alexander; Minnesota fullback Jerome Felton; Tampa Bay DT Gerald McCoy; and New Orleans punter Thomas Morstead.
Eight teams had no Pro Bowl players: Carolina, Philadelphia and St. Louis in the NFC, Tennessee, Buffalo, Jacksonville, San Diego and Oakland in the AFC.
FALCONS PLACE THREE ON PRO BOWL TEAM: Ryan has been selected to the Pro Bowl for the second time in his career. He has completed 394 of 571 pass attempts (69.0 percent) for 4,481 yards with 31 touchdowns, 14 interceptions, and a 100.2 passer rating this season. His completions, yards, touchdowns, and passer rating are all career bests. Ryan has already broken his own single-season franchise records for completions and passing yards and his 31 touchdown passes are tied for the club record with QB Steve Bartkowski. Ryan ranks second in the NFL in completion percentage, third in completions, and fifth in passing yards, touchdowns, and passer rating. The fifth-year signal caller has led the Falcons to an NFL-best 13-2 record and the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs.
Gonzalez was named to the Pro Bowl for the 13th time in his career and the third time in his four seasons with the Falcons. The future Hall of Famer has continued to shine in his 16th season, catching a team-high 88 passes for 889 yards with eight touchdowns. He ranks second in the NFC among tight ends in receptions, yards, and touchdowns this season. Gonzalez joined Hall of Fame WR Jerry Rice as the only players in NFL history to record 15 seasons with 50-or-more receptions and tied WR Tim Brown's NFL record with his 10th straight 70-catch season. Additionally, his 88 catches are tied for the fourth most in the conference. Gonzalez has more career receptions (1,237), receiving yards (14,227), touchdown catches (103), 100-yard games (30), Pro Bowl appearances (12) and 1,000-yard seasons (four) than any other tight end in NFL history.
Jones earned his first career Pro Bowl selection after setting career highs with 76 receptions, 1,142 yards and a team-high 10 touchdowns. He joined WR Roddy White (1,309) to make the Falcons the only team in the NFL with two 1,000-yard receivers this season, and 2012 marks the first time since the 1998 season that the Falcons have had a pair of 1,000-yard receivers. Jones' 10 touchdowns rank fourth among NFC wide receivers, while his yardage and receptions rank in the top 10. Jones has hauled in three touchdown receptions of 40-or-more yards this season and his 13 receptions of 25-plus yards rank fifth in the NFL this season. His 18 career touchdowns are the most by any Falcons receiver in his first two seasons.
EX-UGA STARS GREEN, ATKINS, JENNINGS MAKE PRO BOWL: Former Georgia star wideout A.J. Green, now with the Bengals, made his first Pro Bowl on Wednesday. Green has 95 catches for 1,324 yards and 11 touchdowns this season.
Geno Atkins, Green's teammate at defensive tackle on the Cincy defense, also made the Pro Bowl. He had 50, four forced fumbles and 13 sacks.
Jennings, meanwhile, rounded out the former UGA stars given the NFL's highest individual honor. Jennings had a remarkable season in Chicago with 58 tackles and a team-high eight interceptions.
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He is closely associated with Vishnu. His name means "that which remains", from the Sanskrit root śiṣ, because when the world is destroyed at the end of the kalpa, Shesha remains as he is.
In a story from the Puranas, Shesha loosens Mount Mandara, to enable it to be used in the churning of the ocean by the devas and asuras.
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Jos — The Plateau State Government yesterday said the 1000 trainees of Operation Rainbow, the state government Task Force on peace and security included youths from different ethnic and religious groups contrary to recent allegations that the selection was marred by ethnic and religious bias.
Governor Jonah Jang, who spoke at the graduation ceremony of the trainees, who underwent a two weeks training on personal protection awareness by the Israeli based Protection and Counter Terrorism Centre under the International Security Academy said "the trainees include Christians and Muslims, there are Hausa and Fulanis among the youths because Operation Rainbow is an un prejudiced outfit with no ethnic or religious bias."
Jang said the training course had been transparent and included some selected journalists who were invited to join the exercise adding that "as we all know, violent criminals and terrorists know neither Christians nor Muslims as they attack and kill their victims."
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Government has congratulated Zambian athletes for minting 41 medals during the just-ended 2012 Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) Zone Six Youth Games won by South Africa with 132 medals.
Minister of Information and Broadcasting Kennedy Sakeni said in a statement released in Lusaka yesterday that the splendid performance by the Zambian athletes represents the emerging spirit of a winning nation under the Patriotic Front Government.
Sakeni, who is also Chief Government Spokesperson, also thanked the hospitality industry, business houses, law enforcement agencies and the public at large for their role in the successful hosting of the games.
"On behalf of the Government and people of Zambia, I convey hearty congratulations to Zambian sportsmen and women for reaping a total of 41 medals in the just-ended Supreme Council for Sports in Africa Zone Six Youth Games.
The splendid performance by our young men and women represents the emerging spirit of a winning nation under the Patriotic Front Government," he said.
Sakeni said the importance of the games goes beyond medals and entertainment and that the games are an important platform for promoting peace and unity in the region.
South Africa emerged overall winners with 132 medals followed by Namibia 65 and Zambia on 41, Mozambique with 26, Botswana 33, Angola 14, Lesotho 13, Zimbabwe 16, Swaziland on five with Malawi on 12 while Mauritius and Seychelles with none.
Meanwhile, Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) president Kalusha Bwalya has hailed soccer fans for turning up in large numbers and supporting the Zambian junior teams during the Zone Six Games.
The football tournaments of the Zone Six Games doubled as this year's annual COSAFA junior championships.
Kalusha said the country has had wonderful Games and that the past two weeks have been full of action adding that commendation should go to Sports Minister Chishimba Kambwili for a wonderful organisation and leadership in ensuring that Zambia hosted its first ever major sports championship.
"I would like to through him (Kambwili) to President Michael Sata, who is also our patron, convey our commendation. Let me also commend the fans for their fantastic support.
From start to finish, they supported our boys and girls. They were there for all games and that made our games even more successful and rank them among the best ever hosted. Credit goes to them all. As FAZ, we would like to encourage them to continue rallying with our teams," Kalusha said.


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LOS ANGELES, CA - DECEMBER 28: Guillaume Latendresse #48 of the Minnesota Wild looks up at the scoreboard during warm-up prior to their NHL game against the Los Angeles Kings at the Staples Center on December 28, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. The Wild defeated the Kings 4-3. (Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)
Guillaume Latendresse is looking to revive his NHL career with the Ottawa Senators. The oft-injured forward signed a $1.25 million, one-year deal after becoming a free agent Sunday. Latendresse played 27 games combined over the past two seasons with the Minnesota Wild, scoring eight goals and 15 points. He missed 50 games because of a concussion last year. Latendresse is a former second-round pick of the Montreal Canadiens and spent parts of four seasons with the team. Ottawa also signed defenseman Mike Lundin to a one-year deal while securing prospect forward Shane Prince to a three-year entry-level contract. Lundin had two assists in 17 games during an injury-plagued season with Minnesota that saw him miss 48 games.
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Last week, The Virginian-Pilot ran a story about an exotic animal dealer whose property has been under a tuberculosis quarantine ever since monkeys were discovered dead earlier this year. Gayle O'Neal breeds and sells capuchin monkeys; the quarantine has put a temporary stop to her business.
What was particularly interesting to us was that one monkey who tested positive for TB was from a group of 13 monkeys purchased from a Florida company in September 2006. So far, two monkeys have been found dead on O'Neal's property, and another two were euthanized after tests found evidence of possible TB infection. Primates carry a number of diseases, such as tuberculosis, that can be transmitted to humans.
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Ethical issues accompany all aspects of health care of older persons and are at the heart of research on this group. Areas of major importance in ethics and in the study of aging include the following: dilemmas regarding life-sustaining treatment, selection of therapeutic interventions based on age, distribution of health care resources, and the need to include older subjects in research. Prolonging life in some patients may not (or may) be desired by them or be appropriate; guidelines to establish, responsibility for these decisions often are problematic for elderly persons. Competing social needs, growing costs of care, and the enlarging population of sick and disabled older persons pose problems of resource allocation that require agreement on how to make such determinations fairly. Finally, there is a need to determine the most ethical way to do research on older persons who are institutionalized, frail, or cognitively impaired.
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4 tablespoons
creamy salad dressing (e.g. Miracle Whip)
salt and pepper to taste
added a little relish and some hard boil eggs and it was a hit!!
A little too plain for us. Ended up adding boiled eggs, bacon, and garlic powder.
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I make a very similar type of potato salad. To add a little more flavor, I add bacon bits to mine. I despise onions, so I know I miss out on a lot of flavors in various recipes. But this is a wonderful variation. I brought it to a dinner once, and the part people complianed about was the Miracle Whip(I personally love the stuff). there were no complaints about lack of onions. :)
Yay, no onions! Glad there are more out there like me who hate potato salad most of the time because of the little onion surprises in it. I do agree with those who prefer mayo and add hard boiled eggs and a shot of prepared mustard to the mixture.
I grew uo on this. My grandmother added hard boiled eggs, bacon, and celery. Also she used 1/2 helmans and 1/2 miracle whip. On the top paprika sprinkled on it adds a nice flavor.
This is how I end up making my potato salad also, except I add pickle relish to add a bit of flavor. I also add hard boiled eggs and cheddar cheese.
Potatoes and mayonniase alone make for a fast, inexpensive meal....Although, you might want to spend the extra buck and add some flavor and nutritional value to it.
I make this same recipe, but I add 2 or 3 chopped hard-boiled eggs to mine. You can use half Miracle Whip/half mayo if you are serving to non-Miracle Whip enthusiasts (like myself). Yum!
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Copyright vs. Credit Due
by Judith Florian
I've been reading articles on the web about copyright issues in
genealogy, namely the following:
All of the above articles point out that facts
themselves are not copyrightable. At http://members.aol.com/ntgen/otherstuff/copyright.html
__Why Copyright Has Little Significance to Genealogical Works__by Norris
Taylor, Jr., he writes:
" 'To quote the Supreme Court:
'This Court has long recognized that the fact/expression dichotomy
limits severely the scope of protection in fact-based works. More
than a century ago, the Court observed: "The very object of
publishing a book on science or the useful arts is to communicate
to the world the useful knowledge which it contains. But this
object would be frustrated if the knowledge could not be used
without incurring the guilt of piracy of the book." Baker v.
Selden, 101 U.S. 99, 103 (1880). We reiterated this point in
Harper & Row....' ""
The one issue barely addressed in these articles is the
aspect of plagarism/ giving credit where due. In the article _Copyright
Fundamentals for Genealogy__by Mike Goad at http://www.pddoc.com/copyright/genealogy_copyright_fundamentals.htm
he writes:: "Plagiarism and copyright are not the same. Plagiarism
is the failure to properly document the source of the information or
material that you use and is considered by many to be unethical."
If I post a death date (a fact) you didn't know for a
person, the fact is not copyright protected. However, in ethical
realms, you should give credit to the person who gave you the
info. Back in high school many students had trouble with the
concept of "crediting sources" and "plagiarism." The
definition of plagiarizing is: "to steal and pass off (the ideas or
words of another) as one's own : use (another's production)
without crediting the source." While facts and dates are not
the ideas or words of someone else, there remains the ethical
standpoint that "credit" should still be given to the person
who gave you the information.
While "sweat of the brow" (the act of labor to
discover records etc) to create a genealogy is not protected by
copyright laws, it IS an ethical issue in genealogy. Ethics
defined is : 2a. a set of moral principles or values b : a theory
or system of moral values <the present-day materialistic ethic c :
plural but singular or plural in construction : the principles of
conduct governing an individual or a group <professional
ethics> d : a guiding philosophy and, 1a. the discipline
dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation.
In very basic terms, ethics can be viewed as: 1. who
helped you as you climbed your genealogical tree, versus the no
ethics stance of 2. who helped me with this, but I decided that
their help was less important than
the dates they gave me? ;-)
Genealogy is oftentimes SO very dependent on networking
and developing relationships (with immediate or distant family;
with strangers; with workers at courthouses, libraries or genie
societies. Probably more than 50% of facts that each of us have on our
families came from someone else TELLING us or giving us the fact/date,
even if it was a relative supplying those facts. The other 5 0% of our
facts might come from original records and record books, original
records that OTHERS found and shared with us, books written by authors
(vs. original records), and transcribers who found records who took
their time to type the records and make them available in books, CDs, or
online. Since few of us actually live in the city where our ancestors
lived, nor travel to do research, the majority of help comes from other
people, hence the reason we subscribe to Lists and visit message boards.
ALL the persons who contributed facts to your tree should be credited as
a source.
MORE important than ethical or moral grounds, the
highest genealogical groups (such as the Board of Certified
Genealogists), and the biggest experts in genealogy write that sources
should **always** be given. This is due to two (non-ethical) reasons:
1. Without a source, it appears you had (knew) a date or
had record or source that/who told you the information (it can be
assumed you were not born knowing this fact, so someone or
something had to inform you). Future generations will be looking
to prove--or disprove-- any and all facts you present, especially
when your source is not stated. Where will other searchers look if
you give no source? Even if you say "grandma Emma Brown's personal
knowledge" this gives other searchers a starting point of
what sources to check. Maybe grandma Brown, or Aunt Ellie White is
deceased, but knowing where you got the info will help other
researchers know where to start to prove or disprove your info.
Maybe they will start checking records to verify "Grandma Emma
Brown" and her recollections.
2. ALL genealogical experts state that any written
genealogy (including what is in a genealogy program) should be able to be followed
by any other person. This means anyone should be able to look at
your file and follow your sources: Okay, Anna's birth info is
located in Record Book 1, page 83. Her marriage date is in a
Bible--who had/has the Bible now? (which I might not find in 50
years unless you included a Xerox copy or image). Anna got
re-married -- her mother gave the date because she was present at the
marriage; is there any record in the public that supports this
fact? Anna's death date is listed from Death Book titled BDB-123,
in Caliber Co., Texas Courthouse so I should be able to locate that
record too. Now, how did this writer decide which John was the
right John who married Anna first? How did they draw that conclusion? All
this should be documented.
3. A third non-ethical reason is that, generally,
non-sourced books and files are viewed as "suspect."
"Where did he get his info?" we ask. It is for this
reason that "transcribed" records are usually taken at face
value and with trust: The transcriber states "X Cemetery
Census" and we know we can go check that cemetery for
ourselves if the need arises. Imagine though if a transcriber does
not state WHAT he is transcribing! We would be posting "Hey,
what cemetery is this for?" "Where did you find this marriage
list?" "Are you reading from a book or did you have/see
the original source?"
If we are SO worried about non-sourced information and
would never just accept a non-sourced list of names, dates etc.,
WHY would we not also choose to source the files/books we create
for our family tree??? If one person gives me a name, one date,
the source's name should appear in MY work.
I know the copyright issue is a big one, and everyone
has their own opinion. It is likely the topic of sourcing and
giving credit will also bring different opinions. My hope by
writing this is that more people will consider genealogy more than
collecting names and facts and acknowledge those who have helped
them. Often this can be given in a short statement at the
beginning, or end of your file (if 1 person helped a lot) "I'd like
to thank Margaret Wheeler for the dates on the Wheeler
family." Or, ideally, you could separately list a person's
name after each fact to show where you got it.
There is more to genealogy than just facts.
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From Golden Globe Award-nominated director Joe Wright (Atonement) comes a thrilling new vision of the epic story of love, Anna KarenINA, adapted by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love) from Leo Tolstoy's timeless classic novel. Academy Award nominee Keira Knightley (Pride & Prejudice), Academy Award nominee Jude Law (Cold Mountain), and AaRon Taylor-Johnson (Savages) lead an all-star cast in a story powerfully exploring the capacity for love that surges through the human heart, while illuminating the lavish society that was imperial Russia. Anna Karenina has been hailed as "extraordinarily bold and exciting!" (Vogue). Anna Karenina will be available on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, On Demand and Digital Download today, February 19, 2013 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
At the twilight of an empire, Anna Karenina (Knightley), the beautiful wife of one of Russia's most esteemed men (Law), has it all. But when she meets the dashing cavalry officer Vronsky (Taylor-Johnson), there is a mutual spark of instant attraction that cannot be ignored. Anna is swept up in a passionate affair that will shock a nation and change the lives of everyone around her. The visually enchanting Anna Kareninais "ecstatic" (Time), "rapturous" (MSN Movies) and "a spectacle that has to be seen to be believed!" (The Huffington Post) This "instant Oscar contender" ( Pete Hammond , Deadline)is a must-have addition to any DVD collection, with Bonus Features detailing the stunning artistry of the cast and crew.
The Blu-rayCombo Pack allows consumers to view Anna Karenina anytime, anywhere on the platform of their choice. It includes a Blu-raydisc, a DVD, a Digital Copy and UltraViolet for the ultimate, complete viewing experience.
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- UltraVioletis a revolutionary new way for consumers to collect their movies and TV shows in the cloud. UltraVioletlets consumers instantly stream and download to tablets, smartphones, computers and TVs. Now available in both the United States and Canada.
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- Adapting Tolstoy
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- On the Set with Director Joe Wright
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Street Date: February 19, 2013
Copyright: 2013 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Selection Number: 62123776
Running time: 2 Hours, 10 Minutes
Layers: BD-50
Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1 Widescreen
Rating: R for some sexuality and violence
Languages/Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
Sound: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, DTS Digital Surround 5.1 (Spanish)
Street Date: February 19, 2013
Copyright: 2013 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Selection Number: 62123772
Running time: 2 Hours, 10 Minutes
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"A shopkeeper should always have a ready smile"
One of the most impactful changes my company has made in the last couple of years is our addition of live help on the website. It has made a big difference in sales, and I'm convinced that it's our version of the "ready smile" mentioned in the Chinese proverb.
The cheery greeting "bonjour!" rang out every single time I entered a shop on our trip to France years ago. It didn't matter if the shopkeeper was in the back, sweeping out front, or behind the counter. It made us feel welcome–and more likely to linger and strike up a conversation.
To power our "ready smile," we're using a service called SnapEngage, but there are a lot of other options out there, including LiveEngage, Moxie's Chat Spaces, and Velaro.
According to a Velaro white paper, "although statistics show that over 66% of all ecommerce shopping carts are abandoned, online customer service (live chat) improves the chance of a purchase by 40%-60%."
But it's not really about the technology. It's about having a person with a ready smile on the other end of the chat. We often get people question the popup box, "are you a robot? or are you a real person?" Our staff is likely to reply with a friendly joke. What better way to make a connection with a visitor than making them smile?
Here's how to maximize the benefits of live chat on your website:
- Be selective about where you use the proactive popup. Consider disabling it on pages that show video, or other media that might be interrupted by the popup.
- Wait a few seconds before it pops up. Let the visitor come all the way in and take a peek before you prompt the chat window.
- Make sure someone is staffing it. It does take a commitment to staff the live chat; make sure you have internal staff ready to respond if you have the chat window enabled.
- Train employees to react appropriately to different questions. Incoming questions from visitors can be unpredictable…it can be sales oriented, a customer question, a technical question, or something completely off the wall. Be sure your chat staff is prepared. Does the sales team want an email address collected from prospects? Ensure that message is communicated to those staffing the live chat.
- Analyze the data (what types of questions, where are they coming from, what browsers are they using, what pages are they lingering on). You've got a treasure trove now. Use it to inform your content strategy, your marketing materials, your sales messaging, and perhaps even your product documentation.
- Define the purpose of the popup (is it customer support, or sales, or both?). Make sure it's clear to your visitors, and your chat staff is informed.
- What's your business personality? Share with your chat staff the tone you want to communicate. Are they free to use smilies? Can they make jokes? We go for a tone of friendly professionalism; often it's a good idea to follow the lead of the visitor.
A live chat service on your website can be a direct conduit to your visitors' thoughts.
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I like the idea of the technological version of "ready smile." I agree with you on this, Rosemary. Even if we offer goods/services online, it doesn't mean that we have to interact with the clients in a robot-like manner. Your idea on live chat adds a personal touch when it comes to communicating and building connection with the clients.
A friendly yet professional approach will help the clients feel welcomed. If this live chat method will be utilized appropriately and effectively it'll surely leave a smile on the client's face.
Great idea, Rosemary!
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Overview of the CF Foundation's Infection Prevention and Control Policy
The health and well-being of people with cystic fibrosis is the primary concern of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation — it is at the heart of all we do.
Despite significant progress in treating cystic fibrosis, lung infections caused by germs, such as bacteria, viruses, yeasts and molds, remain a serious problem for those with CF and can lead to severe or worsening disease.
In light of the considerable risks to the health and safety of people with CF, in 2003 the Foundation established an infection prevention and control policy for all CF Foundation events, meetings and offices.
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Following review of new medical evidence by a group of CF experts, in early 2013, the Foundation revised its policy to reduce the risk of people with CF spreading or acquiring dangerous germs from one another at Foundation-sponsored gatherings.
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The latest medical data show that the risk of spreading dangerous germs among people with CF is greater than was previously understood.
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Installing Printer Software for a USB Connection in Windows XP for the HP Officejet 500, 600, 700, and T Series
Follow the steps in this document to install the software and drivers for the product on a computer running Windows XP.
NOTE:DO NOT use the Add Printer Wizard or Add New Hardware wizard to install the drivers. This type of installation might fail or result in the installation of the incorrect drivers. Use the following steps for a successful installation. Do not connect the product to the computer until directed to during the installation.
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- Click Start, click Settings, and then click Control Panel.
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- After uninstalling the software, disconnect the communications cable from the computer.
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The parallel port of the computer must be set to ECP mode, which allows greater communications capabilities through the parallel port. Perform the following steps to confirm that ECP mode is enabled:
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- From the Windows Desktop, click Start, right-click MyComputer, and then select Properties.
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- Click the Device Manager button in the middle of the Hardware tab.
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Follow these instructions to install the software. Do not connect the communications cable to the product until directed to do so by the software installer.
NOTE: During installation, Windows will display messages recommending that you stop installation because the product software has not passed Windows Logo testing. However, Hewlett-Packard has tested the productsoftware with Windows XP and verified compatibility. When these messages appear, click Continue Anyway.
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- Insert the HP software for Windows XP CD-ROM. Use Windows Explorer to locate the folder for the appropriate HP Officejet series and language (for example, \OJ 700 Series\English). Double-click the file in that folder to open the software installer.
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Below are the honors courses that are regularly taught. Consult current semester honors class list for details on class time and for a listing of special one time honors classes.
This course is a study of biological thought. It is approached through the reading and discussion of current and classic literature in biology and through interaction with professionals in the life sciences.
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This course allows students to apply public speaking skills as they create messages to broadcast on radio, TV, and other media. To register for this class, contact the instructor, Professor Malynda Bjerregaard (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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This course is designed to improve the composition skills of Honors students through an Honors thesis project. Students will study effective discourse, argumentation, and research methods. They will select a subject for their thesis project and work with an advisor in the field of study. For Honors students only.
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This course is an interdisciplinary, in-depth exploration of philosophy, literature, art, and culture during the Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance periods in the western world, with an emphasis on reading entire seminal works in the history of western cultures and scientific thought. It fulfills a Humanities or Fine Arts general education requirement. It is open to all students and fills a requirement in the honors program.
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This course is an in-depth exploration of the philosophy, literature, art, and culture of Europe and America during the sixteenth through twentieth centuries. The emphasis of the course is on reading entire seminal works in the history of western culture and scientific thought. It fulfills an Humanities or Fine Arts general education requirement. This class is open to all students and fills a requirement in the honors program.
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This course is an introduction to the science of geology for students in the Snow College Honors program. Students will use readings and discussion to learn the development of thought in the geological sciences and to examine where the field of geology is today. A field trip may be required.
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This course provides an historical approach to the philosophy of scientific thought with mathematics as the driving force. The course begins with the Greek influence in the Age of Reason and continues to contemporary mathematical topics.
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Keith A. Heitz, 74, Rockford, died Staurday, Feb. 23, 2013 in his earthly home surrounded by family and is now in his eternal home with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Ā
He was born March 24, 1938 at home in Oneca Township in Stephenson County, the son of Merrill and Lela (Seidel) Heitz. Ā
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Keith attended Maywood Evangelical Free Church for the past 35 years.Ā He served as a trustee for many years and participated in many activities and events over the years. Ā
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Lovingly survived by wife, El Louise; daughter, Lori Ann (Ross Peebles); step-daughter, Karolyn (Darrell) Hepp; granddaughters, Amanda and Cassandra Hepp; son, Steve Heitz; and brothers, Larry (Margie) Heitz and Eugene (Gloria) Heitz; and special brother-in-law and sister-in-law Mel and Theresa Witmer. Ā
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- A House Republican who chairs a subcommittee overseeing the District of Columbia is suggesting giving most of the District back to Maryland and "possibly" getting rid of the local government.
Rep. John Mica of Florida made the comments after Wednesday's ceremonial groundbreaking with Donald Trump for a luxury hotel downtown.
Asked about President Barack Obama's support for District statehood, Mica said: "The president must be spending too much time in Colorado, because you'd have to be high to think that Congress or anyone else is going to support making the District of Columbia the 51st state."
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Motion FS 07-08/10-02, and
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|"Policy for Faculty Selection of Textbooks and Other Educational Materials" (University Bookstore Committee submitted proposed policy to the Provost on April 6, 2007.)
(Please refer to October 8, 2007 Minutes, Appendix C, for proposed text to policy.)
Motion FS 07-08/10-01 to delete the word "chairperson" in the last sentence of Section VII. Item F in the "Policy for Faculty Selection of Textbooks and Other Educational Materials". Motion FS 07-08/10-01 passed.
Motion FS 07-08/10-02 to amend the amended motion to delete the entire last sentence in Section VII. Item F. Motion FS 07-08/10-02 passed.
Motion FS 07-08/10-03 to approve the amended "Policy for Faculty Selection of Textbooks and Other Educational Materials". Motion FS 07-08/10-03 passed.
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|Senate Restructuring Proposal
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Motion FS 07-08/10-04 to approve presenting the Senate Restructuring Proposal to the faculty at large for a vote. Motion passed.
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