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Having successfully astounded viewers during the Super Bowl Halftime Show yesterday (February 4, 2013), Beyonce has announced a world tour, which she has entitled the Mrs Carter Show. Kicking off in April and running through to August, the show will see the former Destiny's Child singer taking in tour dates in Europe and North America. The most interesting thing about the tour, though is that Bey has decided to use her married name (she's married to Jay Z, just in case you've not been paying attention), Mrs Carter.
Known primarily just as Beyonce, but still commonly referred to using her maiden name, Beyonce Knowles, the Super Bowl champion (she was the real champion, right?) has opted to remind everyone that she's not just Beyonce, the most desirable pop star on the planet right now, but she's Beyonce, wife of Jay Z (the most desirable hip-hop star on the planet right now). To hammer the point home, Beyonce's all made up in royal garb for the tour's promotional images. They're constantly referred to as music's royal couple ad it looks as though Beyonce has decided to take that particular image and run with it.
One in the eye for the feminists perhaps, who may argue that she's more than just 'Mrs Carter' and that married names are a jaded concept, anyway. Either way, it's been noted. But will it spar as much of a debate as the whole lip-syncing debacle.
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Players like Bonds, Gibbons, Logan struggle to find work
Updated: June 11, 2008, 9:10 PM ETBy Buster Olney | ESPN The Magazine
These are tough times for unemployed players named in the Mitchell report trying to find work in baseball, whether they happen to be a home run king such as Barry Bonds or a 31-year-old such as Jay Gibbons or an extra outfielder, such as Nook Logan.
The agent for Bonds says that no team is interested in his client -- not even for a minimum salary -- and the circumstances for the lack of offers make him "suspicious."
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Characteristics of waste catalyst reused as latent hydraulic materials
Article first published online: 16 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1002/ep.10616
Copyright © 2011 American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy
Volume 32, Issue 1, pages 94–98, April 2013
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Lin, K.-L., Wu, H.-H., Chao, S.-J., Cheng, A. and Hwang, C.-L. (2013), Characteristics of waste catalyst reused as latent hydraulic materials. Environ. Prog. Sustainable Energy, 32: 94–98. doi: 10.1002/ep.10616
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- Article first published online: 16 NOV 2011
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- waste catalysts;
- hydration products;
- compressive strength;
- latent hydraulic materials;
- gel/space ratio;
- degree of hydration
This study investigated the pozzolanic reactions and engineering properties of waste catalyst (WC)-blended cements in relation to various replacement ratios (0–40%). The latent hydraulic characteristics were evaluated at various curing ages by examining the hydration products and compressive strength of the waste catalyst blended cement (WCBC) pastes. The results indicate that the WC contained Al2O3 (59 w/w %), SiO2 (39 w/w %), and CaO (0.1 w/w %) and the pozzolanic activity index of the WC was 117%. The heavy metal leaching concentrations all met the Taiwan EPA regulatory limits. The early compressive strength of the resultant blended cement pastes (1–28 days) was lower than that of the ordinary Portland cement (OPC); however, WCBC pastes with a replacement of cement by up to 20% showed a later compressive strength (60–90 days) similar to that of OPC paste. The hydrated WCBC pastes were similar to OPC pastes in terms of hydration product composition. The main hydration products in the WCBC pastes were Ca(OH)2 and C-S-H (Tobermorite). The results indicate that it is indeed feasible to use WC as one of the mineral components for cement. © 2011 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 32: 94–98, 2013.


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I did a search of the entire forum and saw no threads dedicated specifically to this show, which had its fourth season premiere last night on AMC. Anyone else watch this? I caught up with the first 3 seasons during the yearlong gap between season 3 and this new season, and I'm glad I did. I had been skeptical because I didn't think much of Malcolm in the Middle or Bryan Cranston's performance in said show, but wow. Wow, wow, wow. This is one of my favorite shows on TV and my pick for the best drama on TV (even with the first season of Game of Thrones in the rearview mirror).
For anyone who watched last night, this next bit will be in spoiler tags.SpoilerThe rational part of me knew that when Gus walked into the lab, he, Walt, Jesse, and Mike would all be safe (they're all regulars on the show), but I was literally on the edge of my seat, waiting to see what he'd do. That he used the box cutter to take out Victor was gruesome but intense. Great, tense sequence.
I know this isn't as popular as some other shows (though the premiere got the show's best-ever ratings), but it's really great, dark television. If you like lighter fare, I don't know if this is for you, but the performances, the writing, and the direction are all cinema-level quality.


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Watching TV hospital shows spreads fear of disease
The television landscape is densely populated with hospital shows, and a new study now suggests that watching them may lead viewers to believe they too suffer from the maladies depicted in these dramas.
A paper in September's issue of Mass Communication and Society says that while medical shows can spread important knowledge and information about health there is a down side. The more people know about diseases the less they seem to enjoy life.
Researcher Yinjiao Ye, an assistant professor of communications at the University of Rhode Island, surveyed 274 students at the University of Alabama, ages 18 to 31, about their television viewing and satisfaction with life. She found that people develop a perception that they have a greater likelihood to fall victim to illnesses.
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2010 Cadillac SRX Question: how to stop water leak in passenger floor, it happen when it rains.
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I had the same problem in my 2011 SRX. Common problem is the sunroof drain - the hose is too short and it vibrates out. Your dealer will know about it - insist they pay for it even if out of warranty. If you are handy, this is easy to check (but hard to fix) - pop off the interior panel on the front A-pillar (the A-Pillar is the post between the windshield and the door). You can pry it off with your hands, no tools needed. After it is off you will see some wires and a white plastic tube about 1/2" diameter. That white tube runs from the sunroof drain channel in the roof (one of several) down the A-pillar into the firewall just below the dashboard at the very bottom corner of the windshield. It has a black rubber fitting that fits into a hole in the firewall and that is what pops out. So when it rains, the water runs down the top of the glove box, drips on the carpet in the passenger footwell. This is a big issue as it runs right over the electronics and the ECM - this will cause BIG problems if not fixed (aside from the inevitable damp stink). If you use a flashlight and peer from the outside of the car in the corner of the windshield on top of the dash you can see how it connects (you must remove the A pillar cover first). It is extremely difficult (impossible) to use your hands and pop the fitting back into the firewall. You can either disassemble the dash or like I did make a long bent special tool to push the black boot/tube back in. Tip - use some dish soap as a lubricant. To test the if this is your problem just tape the entire sunroof gap from glass to roof all around to seal it. Hose the car and if the problem is gone, you found your problem. - mmxxzz
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used for sports events, and HHI is planning to extend it to augmented reality and medical applications.
Another technology developed in combination with high-resolution video and augmented reality is "touchless pixel-precise 2D or 3D real-time tracking." Almost like a shadow puppeteer, the user's stretched-out fingers can control and even manipulate various images without touching them. A surgeon would be able to directly control the content of a display by simply pointing in a sterile environment. HHI worked with a medical equipment company to market its technology to clinics and hospitals.
Another example where video processing plays a large role is 3D image processing for biometrics. Usually 3D video has to go through a period of postprocessing, which makes it difficult to use in real-time medical applications. From its long experience creating 3D information from 2D video, HHI is able to use multiple cameras to create perfect stereo impressions in real time, which is useful in many medical applications.
The same HHI department, using the same algorithms, has produced a "virtual mirror." He described a young woman wearing a green shirt, looking into the mirror; as she looks, the color of the shirt changes; then the colors of nearby art-work change as well. For medical application, such a technology could be used to display a surface such as the outside of the liver; a change in liver health can then be displayed as a different color to aid diagnosis or research.
A Technology to Detect Both Plagiarism and Cancer Cells
The HHI has been working for many years on a technology that detects plagiarism, either on the Internet, with IP, or elsewhere. They are able to detect similar pictures, or sift through a huge set of pictures to find the same cars, people, or other defining "fingerprint." Such a technology might be applied to cancer detection, said Dr. Giesekus, if the algorithm can be used to identify telltale cancer indicators in a patient's cells.
The HHI is also working on a medical application of a technology that stabilizes video processing. Researchers have developed a core technology of high dynamic range (HDR) video that, like Photoshop, can recalculate the light or dark qualities of a picture. A problem in applying the same technology to video, he said, is that the dark and the light pictures are not taken at precisely the same time, so motion distorts the image. HHI engineers have learned to eliminate the motion, a technique that could be used to stabilize the images of an endoscopic procedure or other operation in the body.
Dr. Giesekus mentioned several other technologies with possible medical applications, including optical sensing at the nanoscale to identify dangerous bacteria or explosives; tiny fiber sensors, now used to measure stress and strain in a building, to control the position of a colonoscope or other instrument; cheap, handheld terahertz imaging devices to detect cancers, cavities in teeth, explosives, or other abnormalities.


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Miss Todd's energetic class of kindergarteners from Watson Elementary School in Texas decided to have a cookie bake sale to benefit FYL. All proceeds were donated to the "Harmony Project" in Los Angeles. Josh sent lots of pizza over last week with a personal video message to say thanks for their hard work! Check out a video Miss Todd sent from their party!
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Josh visits Chalmers Elementary School!
Check out Josh's first visit to Chalmers Elementary School, a low-income school he adopted for a partnership with Turnaround Arts, and a school supported by the Academy for Urban School Leadership (AUSL)!
Turnaround Arts is a national program by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, in coordination with the White House and First Lady Michelle Obama, the U.S. Department of Education and several foundations, to bring arts education programing and resources to the highest-poverty, lowest-performing elementary and middle schools in the country. It is based on the premise that high-quality and integrated arts education can strengthen school reform efforts, boost academic achievement and increase student engagement in schools facing some of the toughest educational challenges in the country.
Turnaround Arts currently works in 35 schools across the country, in 25 school districts and 11 states. As part of Turnaround Arts, PCAH and its partners provide these schools an array of arts education services, resources and materials designed to increase their chances of success, engage their community and raise the visibility of their achievements. Key to these efforts is building arts education programming that is rigorous, effective and integrated into the school, as well strategically used to target larger school challenges. The program works closely with each of the schools throughout the year to help them plan and implement their programming and ensure its quality and impact.
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- Funding to bring local teaching artists, community arts education and cultural organizations to work in the school;
- Training in using the arts to aid school improvement, including best practices, case studies and model lessons;
- In-school professional development in arts integration during the school year;
- An annual 5 Essentials school improvement survey tool administered by the University of Chicago; and
- A summative research evaluation of the program after each year.
Interim evaluation results on the pilot phase of Turnaround Arts schools showed that participating schools demonstrate improved academic performance, increased student and parent engagement and improved culture and climate, often outperforming comparable schools in their district or state.
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An update from Young Shakespeare Workshop and Message from Josh!
Happy November!!!
It is with great pleasure that we share an update from a group we have worked with over the years from the Seattle area known as the Young Shakespeare Workshop. The Find Your Light Foundation made a donation to the Young Shakespeareans Workshop in the amount of $3,000 at the end of 2013. This money was put entirely into an after-school performance project at Cleveland High School in Seattle (a low-income public high school which has no theatre department). The project began in October 2013 and concluded in May of 2014. The Not As You Like It project was centered on Shakespeare's As You Like It. After making some cuts to the text and adding some additional creative layers, a grand performance was seasoned and ready to be shared with an audience; with the help of Find Your Light and some outside grants, these students were able to collaborate an incredible 143 times for rehearsals and preparations before their final production.
A Message From Josh:
I am so happy that this unusual and inspiring adaptation of such a great play was made possible by FYL and YSW. It's the collaborations like this that make out of the box creative thinking a reality and I look forward to hearing about what you cook up next!!
Below are some of the comments received from the teacher and the actors!
From Catalin:
I'm a junior in high school and I had a wonderful experience with the Young Shakespeare workshop… I was really scared that I wouldn't do well on stage but after being with the crew and our amazing coach Darren, things started to really settle down and went easy… This program is one of the best… I had a wonderful experience with the Young Shakespeare Workshop.
From Darren Lay, actor, teacher, and director of young students:
The project Not As You Like It was centered on Shakespeare's As You Like It. We imagined a young woman in a psychiatric ward imagining herself as Celia from Shakespeare's As You Like It. She in turn imagined that Celia had not in fact escaped to the Forest of Arden but was captured with Rosalind, her best friend and banished cousin. She further imagined that Rosalind had been executed as was threatened and that Celia, the daughter of the Duke, was then institutionalized. Our patient imagined herself as Celia imagining what would have happened if she and Rosalind had escaped.
Our version began with a single wedding dress eerily suspended at the center of a darkened bare stage. As music plays, the dress rises up revealing the young patient striding forward from behind it to the front edge of the stage where she slams down a large book (a complete works of Shakespeare) abruptly halting the music and begins the play with Rosalind's line "Love is merely a madness, and I tell you deserves as well a dark house, and a whip, as madmen do…"
We are very proud of how the project turned out, and we thank FYL so much for making it possible, without your gift of support it would simply not have happened.
From Brittany:
Being a part of the Young Shakespeare Workshop's production of Not As You like It was an experience I will cherish forever… I learned so much about Shakespeare and word play through this time. Peradventure is now one of my favorite words! I learned what it meant to take normal reactions and moments and make them huge! That definitely pushed me out of my comfort zone and I'm really glad it did because it showed me a side of myself I never knew I had. This experience reminded me how much I love acting and introduced me to another big love of mine and that is putting a production together and watching (or being a part of it) it all come together. I'm so thankful for this experience. I love the people I got to work with, they were amazing and an amazing support system especially during some hard times; I'm glad I now call them friends. I am so thankful for the experience because I not only grew as an actor and learned more about the art. But it created great friends for me and helped shape parts of myself that of course makes me the person I am today.
Detailed Project Summary From YSW:
Not As You Like It was a one-hour (perfect for in-class performances) "deconstruction" of Shakespeare's As You Like It… A student suggested an idea which became the framing device for our project which proved actually very revealing of the text and creatively satisfying. This was to build on the idea of disguise and layers of identity, already complicated enough in the original play, by constructing our cut and presentation of the text as seen through the perspective of a patient in a mental institution who imagines herself as Celia from As You Like It–but as a Celia that is caught in her escape to the Forest of Arden and in turn herself institutionalized (her cousin and best friend Rosalind executed as an enemy of the state) and is now imagining what might have happened had she been successful in running away to Arden.
Artistically, we were able to achieve one of the highest levels of excellence in performance with our veteranperformers as well as our newcomers. Three performances were given during the school day and one evening performance open to the public, family, friends, and parents. Cast members were very excited and of course somewhat terrified…
From Ally:
I had the best time of my life in the Young Shakespeare Workshop. I love Shakespeare with all of me and I would want to always be a part of it. Thanks a lot for the experiences…
Young Shakespeare Workshop, for sharing in this success! Your work and dedication is inspiring!!! To learn more about the Young Shakespeare Workshop or to discover ways you can help, click HERE!


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John Scalzi has posted An Incomplete Guide to Not Creeping, i.e. how not to be that guy women avoid at cons. He's got a number of good points -- but I wanted to follow up by giving two examples, of situations I've been in where it could have been creepy and wasn't.
See, sometimes you get guys responding to this kind of thing by wailing that they'll never be able to compliment a woman again, or whatever. And that just isn't the case. You can say nice things to a woman, or even touch her -- or even try to hit on her! -- without weirding her out. Here's how.
A year or two ago, teleidoplex and I were at a Shpongle/Infected Mushroom concert. The music was great, but also loud enough that she and I ended up hanging out in the upstairs lobby, sitting on a bench and chatting. (We could still hear the music just fine.) At one point during this, a guy came over and told us he really liked the skirts we were wearing.
He was totally not sketchy. In fact, he was really sweet and cute about it. In fairness, I will note that I got the impression he might be gay, which does indeed help the "I'm not here to skeeve on you" vibe. But there are a number of things he did right, that are totally within the reach of any human regardless of gender or sexual orientation.
1) When he approached us, he stopped outside of conversational range -- maybe half again or twice as far from me as teleidoplex was. This avoided boxing us in where we sat, and didn't make it seem like he was trying to join us uninvited.
2) I believe (though I may be misremembering) that he bent or crouched down, so that he wasn't looming, either. Given that we were sitting, this was also nice.
3) He complimented our clothing, not how we looked in it. Like, "I just wanted to say that your skirts are really cute" -- not "you look great in those skirts." Major non-skeeve points! (And this can apply even in situations that are less about "cute." Telling somebody her dress is gorgeous is waaaaaay different from telling her it makes her look hot.)
4) Having delivered his compliment, and us having thanked him, he said "have fun!" and bopped off back to his friends.
Result: teleidoplex and I were entirely delighted, and spent a moment marveling at how well he'd done that without ever once seeming sketchy.
But, I hear you say, that's just a passing compliment for your skirts. What if a guy is hoping to strike up an actual conversation? How does he do that without weirding you out?
Let's look at two hypothetical success modes for that, where "success" is defined as "being not creepy." Both start with the guy approaching as described, delivering his compliment, being thanked, and then saying, "What do you think of the concert?"
Hypothetical #1: I say, "It's fantastic! Kind of loud, though -- that's why were out here. But I've never heard either of these groups live before. How about you?"
I am, in this scenario, looking at the guy, responding to his question with information about myself, and asking him a question in return. This sends the signal that I am interested in talking to somebody new, not just my friend on the bench with me. Success! He can move closer (into normal conversational range), and so on from there.
Hypothetical #2: I say, "It's pretty cool."
In this scenario, I'm not really looking at the guy, and I probably glance at teleidoplex, advertising that I'd like to get back to the conversation I was having. I don't really engage with the guy, and I don't give him an open invitation to talk more. This is his cue to say "Cool, have fun!" and bop off back to his friends, with no harm done.
No, he hasn't gotten the conversation he was hoping for -- but pushing wouldn't get him what he wants, either. His path to success is to accept that and go look for some other woman to chat with. There are many girls, and many concerts, and the world will not end if I don't want to talk to him. Acting like it will . . . that is a fast train to creepiness.
Given that a lot of the creeper-vs-noncreeper discussion has revolved around geek conventions, and that backrubs are a thing that come up a lot at such events, let's talk about how to offer one of those without skeeving the recipient.
I often have tension in my shoulders, and have been known to need a backrub. I do not, however, accept them from just anybody. Mostly I accept them only from people (male or female) I already know pretty well, because it's an interaction with a high risk of creep factor. But I've gotten enough offers that I can tell you pretty clearly how to do it without weirding me out. (Other people's mileage, of course, may vary. What I say here is general advice, but if you really want to be safe, confine your offers to good personal friends only. Or don't give backrubs at all.)
1) Don't offer to a total stranger. If she doesn't know your name, or hasn't been talking to you for the last hour, she probably isn't going to accept. So why waste your time and risk creepiness by offering?
2) Wait for a sign that she wants a backrub. If she's stretching her neck, or rubbing her own shoulders, or saying "god, my back is killing me," then this is a sign that she might be glad for some assistance. Don't offer out of the blue to a woman who doesn't seem to need one.
3) Phrase it in a way that makes it clear it's totally up to her. "Would you like a backrub?" or "I could give you a backrub, if you like." NOT "Let me give you a backrub!" Grammatically speaking, the first two are conditional, and the condition is the woman saying "yes." The third one is a command. Which do you think is going to make her feel more comfortable?
4) Do not, repeat, DO NOT touch her while offering. Don't even hold your hands out. Keep your hands to yourself unless and until you're invited to use them.
5) If she accepts, then stick to safe zones -- basically, the non-neck bits of the trapezius. If you want to do anything more, ask. Don't feel up her neck, go into her lower back, move her arms around, or reach further forward than the tops of her shoulders without saying "do you mind if I . . ." I have accepted things like a guy putting his arm across my collarbone to brace me, but only when asked first, and when I've been sure he's really just trying to work the knots out.
6) There's tension in the "knotted muscle" sense, and there's tension in the "I'm not comfortable with this" sense. A woman who wants the massage you're giving her will do her best to relax into it. If her whole body is stiff, she's not okay, and you should ask if she'd prefer if you stop -- or just cut the massage short.
7) If she says "thanks, but I'm okay," then accept it and move on with the conversation. DON'T PUSH. Pushing signals "I think I know better than you what you need" and/or "I don't respect your boundaries" and/or "I'm really eager to get my hands on you." In other words: creepiness.
So: guys! You are allowed to say nice things, to indicate interest, to offer touch! The key is not to push. Give the woman her space (which includes not approaching her at all if the circumstances aren't right), pay attention to the signals she gives in return, and if you're rebuffed, don't take it personally. She doesn't owe you anything. Speaking for myself, I can't recall a single instance where I've been offended by a guy who accepted my lack of interest. The offensive ones are the ones who ignore those cues and keep trying.
But remember, too, that I am speaking for myself here. I do not speak for All Women, and there may well be comments on this post expressing different views. This is why the #1 key to not being a creeper is to actually get to know the woman in question -- to learn what she's interested in, where her boundaries are, and so on -- before you venture anything that might come across as forward. Until you know that, play it safe.


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*Well, so far anyway. Includes a mad Toyota supercar and a Renault with a roof mounted drone
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Renault appeared to address a huge shortcoming in the concept car design stakes with its Kwid SUV: DRONES.
It's not as explicit as that, mind, because Renault calls it a 'flying companion', used to scout traffic ahead, take pretty landscape pictures you can show off to your friends and detect road obstacles.
It's only one step away from rooting out road-ragers or hunting down bumper-hoggers and mercilessly executing them. Just saying people, be warned.


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I have a problem with my Ram similar to this. When I hit the brake at around 60 mph the front shakes so bad it feels like the driver's side tire is going to come off. Any other time it is hardly noticeable or doesn't shake at all. I was thinking it may be ball joints or a bad tie rod but I tried checking them when I replaced the anti rattle clips that some decided the truck didn't need at the last brake job and there was no play in either.
What do you guys think? I'll check the control arm for movement. It scares the hell out of me I tell ya what.
Sounds like warped rotors to me also. Trying getting them machined, although they will probably warp again from the heat and you might just be better off getting some new performance rotors and pads.
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I have this same vibration and was about to start a thread. No need, if you dont mind I will piggy back on this one. My vibration occurs at 55 MPh and its not tire related. The U-Joinst seem ok as well. Any Help would be appreciated.
Have you had work done to eliminate the possibility of tires? I only say that becasue you say its not tire related with certainty.
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You are very welcome. There already was a headstone photo, but you wanted a photo of the surrounding area as I recall. Glad you liked it. Leon
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The edits I requested were made, one for maiden name and one for places of death and birth. That is what the SAC was for, to verify what I had ask for in the edits. I guess I should have and I usually do explain the purpose of the SAC.
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The only thing I wanted you to do was add the maiden name. The SAC was just to prove the maiden name. Had nothing to do with you linking to the Father or anyone else. I did not ask you to link to anyone just add the maiden name and thank you for doing that. If I want a link made to anyone I use the edit tabs.
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The reason I send the SAC is because if I don't I usually get a request from the manager for proof. Most managers appreciate this . Sorry you don't. I have no idea which memorial you are referring to as you did not bother to give the name. So I suppose no matter what is ask you will just accept the edit. They are usually to prove name of parents or wife. Evidently most of them do not see it as additional work, you are the only one out of the many edits I have sent that Have complained when I send proof of parents.
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This is one of about 35,000 people I watch, all members of my family, and in abt 7 databases. My goal in life, after researching for years, is to connect all I can on findagrave. Thank you to Find A Grave!
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RE: Elisabeth Dunn #55566195
Sources: Marriage & son's death data.
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Name: Elizabeth Holly
Spouse: David Dunn
Marriage: date - Blount, Alabama
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Alabama Deaths 1908-1974
Name: M. V. Dunn
Event Date: 03 Jun 1933
Event Place: Blountsville, Blount, Alabama
Gender: Male
Race (Original): W
Race: White
Age (Original): 64y 6m 27d
Birth Date (Original): 07 Nov 1868
Birthplace: Blount Co., Ala.
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Lela Dunn
Father's Name: David Dunn
Father's Birthplace: Blount Co., Ala.
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Holly ****
Mother's Birthplace: Blountsville, Ala.
Occupation: Farmer
Residence Place: Blountsville
Burial Place: Graves Cem.
Burial Date: 04 Jun 1933
GS Film number: 1908509 , Reference ID: cn 10657
"Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974," Database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JDP6-QS5 : accessed 21 June 2015), Elizabeth Holly in entry for M. V. Dunn, 03 Jun 1933; citing reference cn 10657, Department of Health, Montgomery; FHL microfilm 1,908,509.
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Linda said she found an unreadable stone that could be Infant Clemons and posted it.
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Here is the rather lengthy email I sent to Linda to help her locate the burial. I do find it strange that she couldn't locate the burial because she said she was the one who had taken the photo that I refer to as the "pillar tombstone with 3 names on it" that was probably on one side of the infant Clemons gravesite. If someone else claims the photo request, please feel free to pass this on to them in hopes it might help them find the spot. There is no numbered marker. The entry in McGinnis' book just has (no dates) (numbered marker only) and see below in my email to Linda where I reference that source. I decided to put through a photo request myself, since I'm already pretty well invested in this adventure. I put a fairly lengthy description of the possibly known facts about the tombstones that may be on either side. We'll see what this might get us. Let you know. --donna
"Took a bit of searching, but I finally found the record. I made my entries based on a book I purchased compiled by Robert McGinnis on Knox County cemeteries and there are over 60 pages for Edgewood.
I guess I didn't put the section, but according to the McGinnis book, the burial is in Section 1, but that's a fair-sized section. There aren't many photos for the half-a-dozen records that I created on either side of the infant. Unfortunately the child does not appear to be buried next to any other Clemons.
But someone found the 3 (probably) children that were listed on one side of the infant Clemons. It's a tall pillar-type marker, so maybe that will help get in the right area, perhaps. Allie Mae Nichols #97437426, Ruben Anderson #97437432 & Rosa Anderson #97437444.
If you look at that photo, it also shows a couple of markers in other rows, so maybe that will help also.
I was trying to see when McGinnis did Edgewood and I guess he started back in 1985 and then did some photographing and updates in 2008. His book was published in 2010.
I also see this note "Those listings which contain the notation of (numbered marker only) comes from a list of persons buried in Gallaher's View Cemetery kept by Edward Walker until his death in 1955." Guess the cemetery was named after the adjoining church and then some time in the 1900s changed to Edgewood.
So there may not be an actual marker. But I suppose if the Nichols/Anderson marker can be found and there is nothing on one side and a small flat marker for Bitha Day #77648598 on the other side, then the blank space might be where the infant Clemons would be. Bitha won't be as easy to spot from a distance because it's a small flat marker.
And of course, I have no idea if these burials are in a nice straight row! I did a cemetery in Dearborn County, Indiana and they liked to do round sections! Usually a big family marker in the center and then other family members in circles around the big marker. That was hard to follow and even worse if someone asks me who is buried next to someone because I didn't always click a ground spot when I switched rows as I was photographing. I tried to remember to do this, but some of those circles were large sections and of course 5 years have gone by and I don't remember whether I started on the north, south, east, or west side of the circle when I began photographing. Hey! I know the section, go hunting!
Ah, the joys of photographing a cemetery.
I will list the records as they are in the book, of course I don't know if they are in the same row, or not. McGinnis doesn't give row numbers.
Carolyn & Charles Courtney - may be a fairly new marker because they are both born in the 1940s and no death date inscribed, so I didn't add them since they probably are deceased.
Belle Nichols - 1897-1993
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Allie Mae Nichols/Ruben Anderson/Rosa Anderson ***marker***
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John McDaniel #29039995 ***marker***
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I certainly hope this helps you find the area for the infant Clemons. And you might just snap tombstones as you walk trying to find them since there appears to be a lot of burials and few photographs of stones in that area. We can just cross our fingers and hope there are some stones and you don't find yourself in a section like the IOOF at South Park and just a nice grassy area.
Happy Hunting, and let me know if you need more info, I'll try to comply."
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