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We just installed a wireless network for our computers at home. We have an HP P1006 LaserJet hooked to one of the computers that we want to be able to print to from the other computers. We can't figure it out. Thanks for any help you can give us.
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First ytou have to go to the printer folder on the computer that is attached to the printer and right click on that printer and chose to share it.Then you have to go to the computer that you want to use the printer and go to the printer folder in that computer and and click on install printer the wizard will give you a chioce to connect to the printer local or net work chose network then it will find the shared printer on your other computer that must be turn on when you do this,Select that printer ,it may be hiden by your computer name so double click the computer name with the printer and it will show up under it.Then proceed with the wizard which will want you to install the software from your printer CD.
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Shelba...please change the last name on memorials #44279222, 44279684, 44279438, & 44279818 to read Innis instead of Ennis...thanks for all you do!
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Shelba, I appreciate all your work on cemeteries in NW Arkansas. I am researching the Marrs family of NW AR. One of the first settlers of Washington County, AR was James Marrs. It is said he died in Prairie Grove, Washington, AR around 1876. He was born on 20 Aug 1784, maybe in VA. However I have been unable to find his grave. Do you know if there is a Marrs Family Cemetery in Washington County, that may not have been inventoried yet?
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Shelba would you please make these corrections ? There are all my family members and I would like to have them linked.
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Born: 13 Oct 1863 in West Fork, Washington, Ar. Died: 07 Oct 1936 in West Fork, Washington, Ar.
Juluis & Viola are the parents of
Baby Fitts
Find A Grave Memorial# 34560921
Charles W. Fitts is Charles William Fitts
Find A Grave Memorial# 34562025
is the son of John & Mary
Osie M. Fitts is the daughter of
John Wesley Fitts
Find A Grave Memorial# 24401562
Lucinda Winn Fitts
Find A Grave Memorial# 24401684
John E. Fitts is John Earl Fitts is the son of Juluis & Viola and the husband of
R. Gladys Fitts is Ruby Gladys (Tackett) Fitts
Find A Grave Memorial# 34557699
Thank You, Mike
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Micheal Roam
on Jan 01, 2014 8:21 AM
Bonnie Maskery
John Ross Alexander #24565484
Dear Shelba,
What a wonderful memorial you have created for John Ross. I am so pleased that some of my ancestors are in such good hands.
Happy New Year
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Bonnie Maskery
on Dec 30, 2013 12:03 PM
William Croghan
J F Groghan
Sorry,,,,his find a grave number is: 25341258
Could u transfer him to me.....
my number is: 47984001
He is family..... Thanks So Much!!!!
Have a wonderful Christmas!!!!!!!
Added by
William Croghan
on Dec 20, 2013 1:05 PM
William Croghan
J F Groghan
Shelba,,,,could u change J F Groghan to the correct John F. Croghan? thanks so much!!!!!!
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William Croghan
on Dec 20, 2013 1:03 PM
William Croghan
J F Groghan
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William Croghan
on Dec 20, 2013 1:02 PM
tricia potter
A. Raymond Boone
Shelba, I just transferred the above person to your account. He absolutely is, without a doubt, at Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens here in Clovis, NM. I hadn't heard from you so figured you had more than a few things happening around your home but he is in your care. The one you have at Mission Garden of Memories needs to be deleted, please.
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tricia potter
on Jul 26, 2013 3:05 PM
Frances Allen Titsworth
Southern Family
Also, my great grandmother was Ora F. Suttles. She married James A. Allen. Ora was born about 1878 and Ora's mother was named Martha Southern. Have you ever run across any of these names in your Southern Family?
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Frances Allen Titsworth
on Jan 29, 2013 7:18 PM
Frances Allen Titsworth
RE: Marcus Center
I would love to have a copy of the photo. I have been researching Marcus and Nancy Allen and the Hawkins/Taylor families for quiet awhile. I'd love to have any information about them. This is my email:
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Frances Allen Titsworth
on Jan 29, 2013 7:09 PM
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text: The Pulsating Nebula by DYNATRON published on 2012/05/04 17:34:35 +0000 Included on the Kiez Beats compilation "Synthwave, vol. 1" released August 17, 2012. Get it here: http://itunes.apple.com/album/synthwave-vol.-1/id544227887 Featured on Synthetix: "Dynatron released the throroughly incredible The Pulsating Nebula this week, which feels a lot like a companion piece to his recent Aurora Nights track. This is more undulating space synth that creates a totally tangible atmosphere of star filled galaxies at the heart of a swirling nebula. A sumptuous feast for the ears and the imagination." http://synthetixmusic.blogspot.com/2012/05/synthetix-weekend-update.html


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I'm smoking ganja weed
(But dog, what about the Janjaweed?)
Yo the Pope wear Prada, the devil wear Prada
I can't be bothered, I'm tryin to holla!
Lyric Meaning
Heems is smoking kush and trying to relax when another party goer, voiced by Victor, harshes his mellow by reminding him about the Janjaweed, perpetrators of the genocide in Darfur region of Sudan.
Himanshu rebukes the guest, explaining that he is only one man and can't change everything all the time by cleverly contrasting The Devil Wears Prada with the fact that Popes wear red shoes rumored to be made in modern days by Prada.
On the other hand, it could also a parody of people who space out instead of realizing their collective power. The emptiness of one type of "fashionable fool", more concerned with the "base" and frivolous pleasures than with those who suffer. He is going about his life without any concern but his next next potential "booty call".
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Han Liang's Research Group
Computational Cancer Genomics
1. Appointment. Dr. Liang has been appointed as Deputy Chair in the Department of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology!
2. Award. Dr. Liang received a CPRIT research award!
3. Paper. With Gordon Mills' group, we published a paper on driver mutations in PI3KCA in Cancer Cell!
4. Paper. With Nick Navin's group, we published a single-cell sequencing paper in Nature!
5. Paper. Yuan Yuan's pan-cancer clinical utility paper is published in Nature Biotechology (press release in BioNews Texas) !
6. Paper. Leng Han 's pan-cancer pseudogene paper is published in Nature Communications!
7. Award. Dr. Liang was named one of inaugual R Lee Clark Fellows!
8. Paper. With Dr. Li Ma's group, we published two papers in Nature Cell Biology!
9. Award. Dr. Liang has received one R01 award from NIH/NCI!
10. Paper. Yang Yang 's pan-cancer gene co-expression network paper is published in Nature Communications!
Department of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Last updated: 2014 December


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1. Preheat the grill at 350 F.
2. Chop and season the vegetables ( portabella mushrooms, red bell peppers, green bell peppers and red onions), in Olive oil, freshly ground pepper and salt and set aside.
3. Grill the seasoned vegetables.
4. To the grilled vegetables, sprinkle some paprika and Italian seasoning for added flavor.
5. Slice open 2 sub rolls and place cheese slices inside them and grill them until the cheese melts.
6. Meanwhile cut the grilled vegetables into smaller bite size pieces.
7. Once the rolls with cheese are grilled, take them off the grill.
8. In a bowl mix guacamole and sour cream and set aside.
For the assembling:
9. Take the grilled bread/rolls, spread the guacamole and sour cream mix over the melted cheese, some tomato chutney and place the grilled vegetables over it.
10. Also add the tomato slices, pickled cucumber, olives, a couple of jalapenos and lettuce leaves. Close the sandwich and they are ready to serve.
11. Serve the sub sandwiches right away.


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Gameplay Using the DSi's camera, players snatch picture of everyday objects or living things and the game spawns a monster based on the picture. The color and shape of the monster is determined by the dominant colors of the real object or thing as certain colors translate to certain elements or attributes in the game. When the game has processed the players' pictures, the player will then play through numerous levels and tournaments and is able to level up any monsters they have. If a player connects their game wirelessly they can fight other players or simply trade monsters for more monsters.