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Some people turn their noses up at the mention of oxtail, but this underrated meat is succulently delicious. When slow cooked for many hours or quickly blasted in a pressure cooker, which we did, the gelatinous meat turns tender and fall-off-the-bone fantastic. Oxtail is also quite inexpensive, making it easy on the pocketbook, which I'm sure we can all appreciate right now. Use up that leftover red wine for stewing and this meal just gets more economical by the minute!
Red Wine Stewed Oxtail
Approximately 2 lbs. oxtail
1 16 oz. can of chopped tomatoes
3 cloves garlic, roughly chopped
1 medium yellow onion, sliced
Red wine
1 Bay leaf
Salt and pepper
Olive oil
In a large stockpot or pressure cooker, brown the onions, garlic and oxtail in a splash of olive oil.
After browning, add the red wine (and chicken stock if you need more liquid) until it just covers the oxtail. Toss in the bay leaf, a good pinch of salt and freshly cracked black pepper. Bring to a boil, then reduce to simmer; cover. If you are using a stockpot allow the oxtail to simmer for a few hours, or until the meat starts to fall easily from the bone. If you are using a pressure cooker, cook for about 40 minutes.
Delightful served over couscous or polenta and sprinkled with a tasty gremolata.
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REA James married Emma SIDEBOTTOM nee HALE 1852
Information & Research Journal.
James REA and Emma SIDEBOTTOM nee HALE were married in Victoria in 1852.
For Emma's first marriage See Post: William SIDEBOTTOM married Emma HALE 1839.
Emma died 1888 in Seymour, Victoria, aged 64 years. Parents recorded as George HALL (sic) and Ann FOX.
Seven children located Victorian records for James and Emma.
Clara Maria REA.
Born: 1852 Coburg, Victoria.
Died: 1899 Malvern, Victoria, aged 48 years.
Edward Walter REA.
Born: 1854 Pentridge, Victoria.
Died: 1937 South Yarra, Victoria, aged 84 years.
James Frederick REA.
Born: 1856 Pentridge, Victoria.
Died: 1897 Moe, Victoria, aged 40 years.
Reginald REA. *
Born: 1862 Pentridge, Victoria.
Died: -
Sidney REA. *
Born: circa 1862. Birth not located.
Died: 1927 Balwyn, Victoria, aged 65 yeras.
Frank Hale REA.
Born: 1864 Pentridge, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Catherine LOCKINGTON.
Year: 1889.
Place: Victoria.
Norman REA.
Born: 1866 Pentridge, Victoria.
Died: -
* Reginald and Sidney may be the same person. Someone may be able to confirm this for me.
Note - Pentridge was the early name for Coburg.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Corrections and further details to help update this family record would be appreciated. Thank you.
on 2011-06-24 22:45:44
TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
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Journals are intended to assist new researchers locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended.
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Stand up and be counted: Make this one of your New Year's resolutions. Revel in your courage to stand up for truth and justice and be counted.
If you have been paying attention to what is going on in this country, you know that the 9/11 attacks have been used again and again as the justification for policies that contradict core American values. Endless war, torture and warrantless surveillance do not reflect the values of the overwhelming majority of people who inhabit the land of the free and home of the brave. These policies echo the values of a morally bankrupt elite who control our governing institutions.
Our government repeatedly violates the self-evident truths expressed by our Declaration of Independence: that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. The contradiction between word and deed produces an intentional societal paralysis. Individuals feel helpless. Powerlessness and apathy make it possible for authoritarianism to flourish. Manufactured divisions obscure our common interests from ourselves, shifting our attention away from those who benefit and wield unchecked power.
If you have educated yourself about 9/11, you know that the issue tends to act as a portal through which you discover a hidden history. It is one of many rabbit holes that can lead to a re-evaluation of what passes for "history."
911Truth.org has been educating the public about the events surrounding the 9/11 attacks for… Continue reading
Originally published at Here & Now by Jeremey Hobson on 9/10/14
Thirteen years after the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, thousands of first responders continue to struggle with health problems, some which are just being diagnosed.
Respiratory illnesses like asthma and sinusitis are common among those who participated in the World Trade Center recovery efforts. And studies show that the incidence of cancers for 9/11 first responders are 15 percent higher than the general population.Thyroid cancer was 239 percent higher.
John Feal was severely injured on the Ground Zero site when an 8,000 pound steel beam crushed his foot.
He started the FealGood Foundation, which advocates for physically and emotionally injured first responders and helps them get compensation.
Feal tells Here &Now's Jeremy Hobson that he believes post-traumatic stress disorder is the number one killer of 9/11 responders.
On chronic illnesses 9/11 first responders face
"My injury pales in comparison to those who are sick and dying — or who have died from their 9/11-related illness. These invisible diseases are literally killing these men and women on a daily basis, and sadly 2,749 innocent lives were killed on 9/11, because of senseless violence but we're losing people all the time.
"As a nation, we are going to pay homage and remember those who died on… Continue reading
Julian Charles interviews Kevin Ryan on The Mind Renewed on 8/16/14
In 2002, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) was tasked by the US Government with "determin[ing] why and how WTC 1 and WTC 2 collapsed following the initial impacts of the aircraft and why and how WTC 7 collapsed." After years of work, the final reports were released (in 2005 and 2008 respectively) with the conclusion that all three had collapsed primarily due to fire. But just how "meticulous, exhaustive, and very realistic" was this research? Had it really answered all the questions and provided a trustworthy explanation that supported the official narrative of 9/11?
This week we welcome to the programme once again Kevin Ryan, co-editor of the Journal of 9/11 Studies… Continue reading
by James Corbett The Corbett Report
FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds joined The Corbett Report last Friday to discuss the deplorable state of whistleblower "protections" in the United States, including S.372 , a bill making its way through the Senate that would allow the FBI and other "national security" agencies to dismiss whistleblowers' claims without any form of oversight.
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The details of Edmonds' experience blowing the whistle on the FBI–where, in the wake of 9/11, she worked in the Turkish language division of the Washington field office's translation department–are by now fairly well known amongst followers of the alternative media. The revelations that have emerged from her case have been explosive: that foreign operatives working within the translation department tried to recruit her for their operations; that there exists a nuclear spy ring aided and abetted by high ranking U.S. government officials selling America's nuclear secrets on the black market; that foreign language intelligence directly pertaining to 9/11 was deliberately withheld from FBI agents in the field; that Osama Bin Laden had an 'intimate relationship' with the United States government right up until 9/11. Perhaps the only thing more remarkable than the information she has revealed is that she ever got to… Continue reading
AE911Truth Press Conference of Thursday 8/21/08, "Critical Response to NIST Final Report on the Mysterious Collapse of WTC Building 7″ is now available online.
AE911Truth Press Conference
Thursday 8/21/08 9am PDT / 12pm EDT
Critical Response to NIST Final Report
on the Mysterious Collapse of WTC Building 7
Join the 430 Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth for an important live (audio) Press Conference. The subject is the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 which was a 47-story, steel-framed, fire-proofed high-rise — the 3rd tower to fall straight down symmetrically at nearly free-fall speed on 9/11/01 with numerous reports of explosions and several tons of molten metal found in the basement carrying the "thermite fingerprint".
The AE911Truth… Continue reading
Luke Ryland
Mon Aug 18, 2008
Last week, Scott Horton interviewed (audio) investigative journalist Joe Lauria. Lauria was one of the co-authors of the three-part (1, 2, 3) series on the case of former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds for the UK's Sunday Times.
Scott Horton Interviews Joe Lauria
In the interview, Lauria says that he spoke at length to the three FBI agents who were Sibel's immediate bosses at the FBI and that they "corroborated in general terms, that this story is true."
Lauria describes how he recently interviewed one of the FBI agents at his home for 90 minutes, and met another of Sibel's former bosses several times outside his house. The agents are unwilling to provide detailed corroboration on a lot of the details in the case because they fear being sent to prison, but their willingness to speak to Lauria about the case, and their supportive statements that "She's not crazy," provide… Continue reading
This week Visibility 9-11 welcomes former diplomat from the State Department's Foreign Service J. Michael Springmann. Mr. Springmann served postings in Germany, India, Saudi Arabia, and the Bureau of Intelligence and Research in Washington D.C. He is a published author of several articles on national security themes, and is an attorney in private practice in Washington D.C.
Michael has attended several 9/11 Conferences over the years, most notably, the 9/11 Omission hearings on 9/9/2004 chaired by former Representative and current Green Party candidate for President, Cynthia McKinney, as well as the recent conference in Keene, NH.
Included in this important interview is a discussion regarding a new article by Mr. Springmann titled, THE MISTAKE DEPARTMENT: One Example of Why American Foreign Policy is a Disaster (reprinted below) that discusses the American Consulate General at Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and it's relationship to 15 of the 19 alleged September 11th hijackers. In it, he says that "the Jeddah Consulate was not a State Department post but an intelligence services operation", "the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) routinely demanded (and got) visas for sleazy characters with no ties to either their home country or Saudi Arabia," and "these vile people were terrorists recruited by U.S. intelligence officers along with Osama bin Laden, then a CIA asset."
NO LIES RADIO presents BETWEEN THE LINES: The GITMO 6…Patsies or Perps???
Planned Guantánamo Trials Deny 9/11 Defendants Basic Rights
Today, Tuesday Feb 26th at 6pm PST-9pm EST; Repeated this Friday, February 29th at 10pm PST-1pm EST
See also show description from Between the Lines, and related statement of September 11th Advocates, posted here previously.
Steve Alten, author of THE SHELL GAME
Steve Alten, author of THE SHELL GAME joined Caroline Casey at KPFA's "The Visionary Activist" on February 21st. Listen here.
Bill Douglas joins Michael Wolsey on Visibility911.com — Podcast available any time at
In an interview recorded on January 17th, 2008, this episode of Visibility 9-11 welcomes 9-11 activist Bill Douglas. Bill is one of the founders of the original 9-11 Visibility Project out of Kansas City and has written and lectured extensively about the 9-11 Cover-Up.
Bill has recently been helping to promote the new 9-11 truth novel, The Shell Game by Steve Alten, which comes highly recommended by Visibility 9-11. If you missed the interview with Steve and his messages to the 9-11 Truth Movement, click here to learn why this is such an important book for our cause.
Robert Lewis, playright, talks about "Revolution in the Head" and 9/11/08 March to Ottawa; Tuesday, 26 February, from 9 to 11 pm EST with host Kevin Barrett on We the People Radio Network www.wtprn.com.…Continue reading
Jenna Orkin, of WTC Environmental Organization www.wtceo.org, describes the envirotoxic disaster of 9/11, horrendous health effects on residents and rescuers, and lies of the administration that led to the situation.
"Jenna…details how the Bush administration Environmental Protection Agency told the public that the air in Lower Manhattan after the attacks of 9/11 was safe to breathe even while knowing is was not. This raises the question: if the Bush administration was willing to sacrifice the health and the lives of United States citizens, what else would they be willing to do?"
9/11 Commission Report – one year later… By Gregor Holland 911truthmovement.org
One year after the release of the 9/11 Commission Report, serious questions that were raised before and during the Commission proceedings remain unanswered. For many, the Commission Report raised more questions than it answered. Not the least of these has been posed by honorable Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney. McKinney recently questioned Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld and Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Myers "about the four war games that were taking place on September 11 and how they may have impaired our ability to respond to those attacks." McKinney got a partial answer a week later. In the first on-the-record acknowledgement that there were four war games underway on 9/11/01, Myers told her that all battle positions were manned because of the drills…
"..so it was an easy transition from an exercise into a real world situation. It actually enhanced the response."
This answer echoed one provided by General Ralph Eberhard during the final 9/11 Commission hearing. The question to Eberhard, posed by Commissioner Roemer, was coerced by hearing attendees who interrupted the hearing, forcing the issue by yelling "What about the war games?" The failure of air defenses to respond on that morning does not support the given answer by Myers and Eberhard.…Continue reading


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Space 101: Make your entryway grand
MARY VUONG, Copyright 2008 Houston Chronicle | November 21, 2008
Photo By Hearst Books/Sterling PublishingA chair for putting on or taking off shoes is practical near a door.
Photo By Hearst Books/Sterling PublishingFrom House Beautiful The Home Book
Photo By Hearst Books/Sterling PublishingThe table in this large entry hall gives it a welcoming scale, and the tablecloth counterbalances the hardwood flooring.
An entrance doesn't need to be grand to be gorgeous.The Home Bookoffers these tips for designing a stylish and functional space.
Set a goal.Do you want the foyer to be formal and reserved, or a casual spot for kids to kick off their shoes? Consider your needs, which may include a table for keys and mail, seating to change shoes and a coat rack or closet.
Shop with size in mind.Select pieces that are proportionate to the entry. Large foyers can be cold and a challenge to furnish; some key additions could be chandeliers or lanterns, sconces and a rug. Small spaces, on the other hand, can easily be overwhelmed by too many furnishings, so make sure there is room to move around comfortably. Benches that fit snugly under a narrow table are one option.
Accessorize.Hang an eye-catching painting, print, photo or textile, and bring in greenery such as a potted plant or flowers. Personalize the space with other decorative items.
Maintain your home's flow.The foyer connects with other rooms in the house, so the décor style should be complementary. If your home's aesthetic is traditional, for instance, the foyer should be done in the same spirit.
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Official MPAA Rating: The First Grader is rated PG-13 for for some disturbing violent content and brief nudity.
Violence: Villagers are beaten, tortured and imprisoned by invading armies. Prisoners are stripped, blasted with water and packed into a small area. A man is forced to watch his wife and children killed. A man has a pencil jabbed into his ear. Another character is hung by his feet and whipped repeatedly. Some bloody injuries are seen briefly. A woman has her child pulled away from her. Characters receive threatening calls and are the victim of some violent acts. A man hits others with a stick. Characters spread lies and throw objects at others.
Sexual Content: Male nudity is seen briefly in a nonsexual context when prisoners are stripped. A couple kisses. Some brief sexual discussions occur.
Language: The script includes only a handful of mild and moderate profanities.
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By: Melissa Lin
This month is considered the holiest month in the Islamic calender and in Malaysia, our our Muslim friends begin to fast from dawn till dusk as part of their spiritual practice.
Fasting is said to burn away sins accumulated, cleanse the body to increase health and to increase the virtues of patience as well as compassion towards those who are less well off than us.
The breaking of fast after sunset is often a time of gathering to share food and good times with friends and family. There are various local favourite foods during this time of the year including Kuih Lapis and Beef Rendang.
Lapis, meaning 'layered' cake is a sumptuous treat, and is often served during Ramadan and Hari Raya. After a long day of fasting, many people break fast by first consuming water and dates, or cakes for sweetness, allowing their tummy to settle before having a more substantial meal.
There are many variations of Kuih Lapis and the method of making Kuih Lapis traditionally can be quite labororious and time consuming, for the thin layers that make up the cake must be cooked before the next layer is applied, The Lapis Surabaya is a 3 layered cake and is an easier but just as delicious version.
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Harvest of the Month provides students with real food education | Business
Cheney Public Schools have partnered with Trading Company grocery stores to help students learn more about healthy foods. Through the Farm to School grant, Cheney schools are incorporating healthy food choices into the curriculum and the Trading Company is helping bring their classroom lessons into the kitchen when they get home.
Cheney Public Schools was the only district in the state of Washington to be recieve the Farm to Schools grant from the USDA. Through the planning grant, Cheney schools are looking at ways to utilize locally grown fruits and vegetables both in school nutrition programs and through classroom curriculum.
Harvest of the Month is one of the ways that Cheney is bringing Farm to Schools into the cafeteria and classroom. Each month the schools feature a different fruit or vegetable. In September they featured plums and carrots were the Harvest of the Month for October.
"Many of them had never seen a carrot with a top on it let alone a purple carrot," said Laura Martin, Wellness Coordinator for Cheney Public Schools.
This month, students tried out a variety of types of carrots while enjoying carrots on the lunch menu. The schools also have an education board set up that teaches the students more about the vegetable including information on the Washington farm where the carrots they ate were grown.
"It's really cool to see that kids are excited about it and that families are starting to get excited about it," said Martin.
The Trading Company is helping bring the information out of the classroom and into the kitchen by featuring the Harvest of the Month in their grocery stores. The stores are featuring posters. with recipes for each month's featured fruit or vegetable. In October, shoppers were able to pick up a recipe card for roasted honey carrots.
"We are excited to help the school district help children eat healthier and help local farmers as well," said Paul Matejovsky, owner of Trading Company. "This fits our mission to bring fresh, local food to our customers. If we can help children think differently about real food from a younger ago we will gladly help."
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Sweetwater High School's two sub-varsity volleyball teams finished up successful campaigns on a high note this past Tuesday by beating Snyder in season-ending matches.
The JV girls (22-11 season, 5-5 in district) won their match over Snyder by scores of 25-14, 25-19.
BLACKWELL — District rivals Blackwell and Robert Lee began district play against each other here on Friday — then ended it just a couple of hours after their District 8, Division II Six-Man opener.
In between, Coach Clint Lowry's Hornets beat the Steers 84-56 to claim the district championship and the No. 1 seed for the playoffs that start in two weeks.
ROSCOE — The Hamlin Pied Pipers proved to be a major roadblock to the Roscoe Plowboys' playoff hopes here Friday as they dominated the scoreboard and came away with a 34-0 victory.
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"FEMA has many more resources at its disposal than the state of Texas," said Smilowitz. "Instead of testing it out to see if the state can get it right, this is something FEMA should do."
That's why he launched a campaign that calls on FEMA to reverse its policy and once again assume responsibility of ice delivery and planning.
"We're not saying FEMA's done nothing right, but for ice policy they get an F," said Smilowitz, warning that the situation is only going to get worse. "There's been literally no solution for these individuals and, as time continues, there will be even more burdens on the 9-1-1 system because basic self-maintenance will be impossible."
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ANSWER: "No. A 'recovery' of climate is not a scientific concept, since the climate does not respond like a pendulum that swings back after it was pushed in one direction. Rather, the climate responds like a pot of boiling water on the stove: it can only get warmer if you add heat." The study explains why Earth's current rapid warming is not a natural "recovery." (p. 48)
QUESTION: "Didn't CO2 rise after the warming that ended ice ages, thus showing that the melting of the ice ages -- and thus all global warming -- was not from CO2?
ANSWER: That's precisely why scientists are so worried, the report's authors explain. They know that the highly regular ice ages are caused primarily not by CO2 increases and decreases in the atmosphere but by well known wobbles in the earth's rotation -- over tens of thousands of years. What's so frightening to them is that after one of the regular warming periods begins, they can see (in air bubbles trapped in glaciers from those past times) that CO2 starts increasing, and they know that this is because of the warming and thawing of vast natural stores of carbon dioxide in the oceans -- as well as in the frozen or frigid earth of the northern tundra. Since CO2 is also a greenhouse gas -- a warming agent -- it then warms the earth even further, thawing out even more gas. The problem is that today, humankind is putting enormous amounts of the same gas in the air by burning fossil fuels and deforestation, warming the planet even further, thus thawing out even more natural stores of greenhouse gas in what they call a feedback loop. This process warms the earth even more, thawing out even more CO2. It is driving the temperature towards levels dangerous for civilization, they say. (p. 49)


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The pair replace Stenhousemuir's Bill Darroch and Hamilton chairman Les Gray, who can no longer be one of the two Championship representatives after his team were promoted.
Celtic director Eric Riley, Aberdeen chief executive Duncan Fraser and Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson remain on the board along with Alloa chairman Mike Mulraney.
SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster said: "On behalf of the SPFL board we'd like to welcome Eric Drysdale and Ken Ferguson, as elected by member clubs, both of whom we are confident will make valuable contributions for the overall good of the game.
"We would also like to sincerely thank Bill Darroch and Les Gray for their great commitment and enthusiasm during the first year of the SPFL, laying the foundations from which the board will look to build on during the year ahead."


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So the topic was apt how much needs to be spend on alternative suspension.
Which alternatives are out there? And who has got experiences?
I think the alternatives have been discussed pretty well, between here and other threads.
How much to spend depends on how deep your pockets are and what you feel your needs are.
For myself, I ride 30-50% dirt/gravel roads in various conditions, usually potholes. The forest service roads here in TN are VERY different than what I have seen in CO, UT etc. we do not have the wide open road to tear down at high speed, 30-40 mph is not too unreasonable.
Riding like that I am now seeing the weakness in the suspension (about 5000-6000mi /year). the bike is very undersprung on both ends, and there is nothing that can be done for the valving.
I started doing some reading online, talking to friends and purchased Ned's suspension book (dualsportriding.com)
After all this I feel that to make me happier it will cost me about $2000, the ak-20 Traxxion kit is $1200 + $200 labor, I am told I can get a Wilburs shock for about $500.
Both of them are setup for the individual rider.
the Ohlins USA setup sounds great, but at $2000 for the forks and $800 for a shock, I can't believe I'll see that much more improvement, I'm not that good a rider.
I never got a response to an Email from Racetech, so they don't get my business.
There is no reson you can't buy the bike and ride it alot in stock conditions, you asked what could be done to the engine for $2000, that buys a lot of gas. Get it ride it and then worry about what YOU want to do.
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Some of the animals can be seen really up-close others unfortunately prefer to hide.
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Every year since I was a child I've gone to the nature park.
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The Salmonberry park was about 40 minutes outside of St. John's and well worth the drive.
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The boardwalk provides a really nice walk through the scenic park seeing Newfoundland wildlife fairly up close. The wildlife they have are ones that have been found injured and now looked after at the park. They are currently in the process of building a new information centre. It took me awhile to locate the old information centre and find that...
A nice shaded walk on the raised boardwalk and close up views of a number of animals and birds that they rehab after injuries on local roads.
This was an awesome free attraction! The boardwalk is well maintained and is accessible. There was a few times it was a little high without handrails so be mindful of children's stepping.
True enjoyed seeing what animals were out and the little information at each station. Was a great outing.
This is a great park for families and for photographers. The boardwalk is a nice 3 km walk through the park full of trees, ponds and meadows. It is also a great way to see some of the wildlife found in Newfoundland. We didn't get there by 10am which is when the park warden goes around to feed the animals....
This is a lovely place for a walk in the woods. The 3 km boardwalk meanders around trees, meadows, and ponds. If you are fortunate, you will get a glimpse of some of the inhabitants that are convalescing (we saw a snowy owl, great grey owl, lynx, and arctic fox). It is well worth the stop. And it is free.
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Level 1 is more about breadth of topics than depth of knowledge. A successful CFA Level I candidate does not have to be a quantitative expert or mathematician. Yes, quantitative skills are important in the investment profession and if you do not currently possess these abilities you need to in time. However, the "deadline" for acquisition is not necessarily December 2012.
Break the four quant study sessions into reasonable chunks and make sure you know the following:
Normal distribution(ND) – defined by mean and variance/standard deviation (stdev)– 50% of the distribution is above the mean and 50% below – you have all seen the picture. Mean = average=expected value. Know the properties of the ND. What percentage of the distribution lies within one stdev (68%) of the mean? Two stdev? 95%. Three stdev? 99%.
What is "Variance"? It is the sum of squared distances (i.e. dispersion or difference) from the mean – why do we square the distance from the mean? Direction (positive or negative) of the dispersion from the mean is not of primary importance, at least not yet. The fact that a random variable's value differs from that of the mean is what is important. Once the variance is known, take its square root to arrive at stdev.
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There is a small microswitch under one rail of the hotshoe that can get stuck. A toothpick or thin flat item can pop it up. Here is a thread where some pictures show the microswitch. If it's stuck, the flash will not pop up.
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I don't believe this is accurate information about the G1 X. It is just a mechanical release, with no electronics involved. It pops up with the power off. It also pops up with an external flash mounted in the hot shoe, provided the external flash is not too large to physically block the movement. You may be thinking of the actual firing of the flash.
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If the rabid cult following generated by World Cup soccer has blossomed throughout the United States in recent decades - affording players luxuries and recognition long-imagined untenable for "footballers" - the team members of the mid-lower level leagues, by contrast, haven't yet gleaned like privileges, and must typically scrounge around for fame, recognition, and suitable monetary recompense to continue pursuing their love of the game. Such is the plight afflicting the five young men at the heart of Gabe Turner and Benjamin Turner's documentary In the Hands of the Gods. Sami Hall Bassam, Jeremy Lynch, Paul 'Woody' Wood, Danny Robinson and Mike 'Mikey' Fisher find themselves thrust together, for the first time, on the same soccer team; their differing personalities threaten to pull them in opposite directions, but they feel bound by a shared idolization of Argentine soccer demigod Diego Maradona. The common interest propels the young men to the United States, where they hope to draw an adequate fanbase, generate substantial monies by exhibiting their skills, and use that money to travel to South America for an impromptu meeting with Maradona - hoping, without saying so directly, that a simple encounter with him will cause some of his inherent magic and success to "rub off" on them. Unfortunately, while the team makes it to the U.S., conflicts soon erupt between the players, thanks in no small part to the plight of sharing small living quarters as they travel. Yet the possibility of a meeting with Maradona grows increasingly probable, first when the group raises enough money to send two of its members to Argentina, then when the media latches onto the story and opens the door for the remainder to follow. … More
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The closest I can find using the dialog system is:
You can get a reference to the command bar button (at least for me in both 2k3 and 2k7) via:
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If you choose the Object Browser and search for say, xlDialogImportTextFile, you will get a list of possible dialogs.
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I don't think there is a VBA equivalent, because in one case you are returning data to a worksheet, while in the other case, the data is put into a recordset in memory.
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