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My motto: No skeleton too bony and no closet too deep.
Please do not add scanned obit notices, death certificates or census reports to memorials I have created. Thanks.
If you have any interest in being a caretaker for any memorials I have made, just let me know and I will transfer them over. I would rather manage the memorials I've made for my own relatives but that is just a preference, it's not written in stone. Again, just ask. Cheers.
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B. Hahn
RE: Adolph Harms 49275221
Hi Amy,
I removed the image, but I would suggest including the citation. The obituary was published in The Colman Argus, Colman, SD, October 26, 1911. I've been working for 6 months in our local library, which has old copies of the newspapers, so I've been posting obituaries to make them available to any interested relatives.
Best regards, Brenda
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Gloria Lowrey
Thank you very much for so graciously transferring Heloise Harrington Stephens. I really appreciate it.
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RE: Mattie Howard Saathoff Shove
I do not know more than what is on the grave stone. I saw the new memorial with the name "Mattie", not common, and matching birth and death years. I have photographed the entire Graceland cemetery of all readable stones. Of course I could have missed one.
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Huffman, Ervin Wesley Jr. "Sonny"
You are awesome! So many people refuse to transfer memorials to family members because it takes away from their numbers. If I can do something for you sometime, please let me know.
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Hi Amy,
Not a problem, with foreign names (it sounds like she was from Hungary) you never know, they can get transliterated or translated oddly.
I will go ahead and put the edit through but change it to Makk.
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Rosa Remmers 85495692
Hi Amy,
You've sent an edit for her maiden name as "Mauk", but every single reference I have found in the birth indexes for her children and death indexes shows the name as "Makk". I can tell they are variations on the same name but why should I go with Mauk rather than Makk ?
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Linda Smith
Transfer of Clements family
Thank you for transferring the entire Clements family of Henderson, NC to my care. I want to thank you for creating the memorials initially. I appreciate all the work you have done for my family and for others to create these tributes to our deceased family members.
Linda Smith
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Linda Smith
Julian William Clements transfer
Thank you for transferring the memorial for JW Clements to me. He is my husbands great grandfather. Thank you for all the work you have done to assist others in creating the memorials for our family members.
Linda Smith
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Photos in Zion UCC (East Gladstone)
Hi cousin, I am adding more photos from Zion UCC cemetery (East Gladstone), so the edits are coming from my pics. Stopped there after Marvin's funeral, until it got too hot.
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I keep running into you in Minonk, Illinois as you have entered many Schmidts. My g-grandfather August first came to the U.S. & settled in Woodford Co., IL. Some the Schmidts that are there have to be related to my g-grandfather but I just cannot find the link.
Do you have any information on this? I would greatly appreciate it.
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completed in 1995, veterans were not yet notified of possible chemical agent exposure in Khamisiyah. No difference in self-perception of health status was found between the exposed (n = 1898) and unexposed (n = 3336) groups.
Page and colleagues (2005b) also examined the association between notification of possible exposure at Khamisiyah and self-reported morbidity. In 2000, a subsample of 1056 deployed army veterans was surveyed; of the 600 notified subjects, 438 (73%) responded, and of the 456 nonnotified subjects, 318 (70%) responded. Results indicate no significant difference in activity limitations, bed days, or number of clinic or hospital visits among the groups.
Blanchard and colleagues (2005) assessed the prevalence and severity of chronic multisymptom illness (CMI) in the same cohort of deployed (n = 1061) and nondeployed (1128) veterans as described by Eisen and colleagues (2005). Combat exposure was significantly associated with CMI. The prevalence of CMI in the nondeployed population has remained relatively constant at 4, 7, and 10 years postwar. Among the deployed veterans, CMI prevalence has decreased from 44.7% at 4 years to 28.9% after 10 years (Fukuda et al., 1998; Steele, 2000). Blanchard et al. (2005) also assessed for the presence of CMI based on the possible exposure of deployed veterans to nerve agents as a result of the Khamisiyah demolition. Based on DoD modeling, 236 (22.2%) of the deployed veterans were exposed; 92 (39.0%) had CMI, and 144 (61.0%) did not. See Chapter 4 for more details.
Toomey and colleagues (2007) examined the prevalence of mental health disorders, self-report of symptoms, and quality of life in the same cohort of 1061 Gulf War deployed versus 1128 nondeployed veterans 10 years postconflict as that of Eisen et al. (2005). Deployed veterans self-reported lower levels of life satisfaction and their SF-36 scores were significantly lower than the nondeployed veterans. See Chapter 4 for more details.
Toomey and colleagues (2009) also evaluated neuropsychologic functioning 10 years postconflict in the same population as the study described above (Toomey et al., 2007). The measures assessed were based on those previously found to be different between the deployed and nondeployed groups in earlier studies of the same cohort; examples include measures of general intelligence, attention or executive functioning, motor ability, visuospatial processing, and verbal and visual memory. Further details can be found in Chapter 4.
Kang and colleagues (2009) conducted a 10-year follow-up general health assessment using the population of the National Health Survey of Gulf War Veterans and Their Families (15,000 Gulf War deployed and 15,000 nondeployed). In phase I of the follow-up, VA and Social Security records through December 2002 were used to identify and mail health questionnaires to the 29,607 living participants. Phase II consisted of telephone interviews with 2000 nonresponsive participants and a sample of 1000 participants who had indicated a clinic visit or hospitalization within the previous 12 months in order to obtain permission for medical record retrieval. After phases I and II, 6111 (40%) deployed and 3859 (27%) nondeployed participants responded to the survey; overall response rate was low, only 34%. The administered questionnaire was a modified version of that used in the 1995 survey and included the Psychopathy Check List (PCL), the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ), and the SF-122 in addition to other items used to assess general health status. See Chapter 4 for more details.
"The 12-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-12) was developed for the Medical Outcomes Study, a multiyear study of patients with chronic conditions. The instrument was designed to reduce respondent burden while achieving minimum standards of precision for purposes of group comparisons involving multiple health dimensions" (RAND Corporation, 2010).


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Tweet Beat: Regrets Edition
Not cool, Gottfried. Regardless, this week's Washington tweeters took a safer route, getting in on March Madness. Lots of brackets are already finito after the first day of the NCAA tournament thanks to numerous upsets, but that didn't stop the tweets. Let the madness begin!
Media reporter Howard Kurtz: @HowardKurtz Shots at Obama for filling out hoops brackets - come on. Is life as we know it supposed to stop because of Japan crisis? No fun allowed?
People are probably more upset about his championship pick … .
Sen. Claire McCaskill: @clairecmc Foregoing green today for back/gold. BTW, done with President,picks KU two years in a row.Fun that game here in DC tonight.Go Tigers.#Mizzou
See? Even Senator McCaskill has issues. March Madness is no joke.
Real Housewife Mary Amons: @maryamons @theboxershow I pick my NCAA lineup by the best dressed cheerleaders! Fashion first!!! ;-)
That's one way to do it. Knowing fate, she'll probably have a perfect bracket by the end of the tournament.
Comedian Conan O'Brien: @ConanOBrien Already filled out my March Madness brackets. I picked "The King's Speech" over UConn.
Okay, he's not a Washingtonian, but it's so hilarious, we just had to throw it in the mix.
Washington Post sports writer Paul Tenorio: @PaulTenorio This is why there is nothing like March Madness. Best time of year. Wow.
This 70-plus-degree weather on a Friday doesn't hurt, either.
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