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gail from maine Sep 6, 2012 11:22 PM
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Hi tteh,
Open Address Book, then from the top menu select Address Book>Preferences>Sort By
dalgleishj72 Feb 14, 2013 12:24 PM
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did gail from Maine solve your problem or are you still struggling to convert your Lname entry into the FName entry and vice versa. My brother is a new mac user and the Apple store converted his data and all the first names are in the last name field and vice versa.
I have tried to see if I could export the data convert it and return it to him but the export formats don't provide this abaility.
If anyone knows how to asccomplish this Id be grateful for any help


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Without diving headfirst into an ancient Linux holy war, let me set the record straight. I am a card-carrying, home-row hugging, Esc-key hammering, vim user. If you love Emacs, JOE, ed, Kate, gedit or the magnifying-glass-and-magnet approach to text-file editing, that's fine, and I'm not here to judge. It's just that for me, once I got over the initial vi(m) learning curve, I started looking for other tools that take the same approach to key bindings. Specifically, I am talking about the h, j, k and l keys and how you can use them to move left, down, up and right, respectively, in a document. What I found was that most of my favorite tools either already had vi-style key bindings or there was a simple way to enable them. Some programs even offered advanced bindings that closely mimic vim in a number of ways. In this column, I highlight some programs that either have vi key bindings or can be made to have them with a few simple steps.
Before I start talking about specific programs, I probably should explain why navigation with hjkl is better than with the arrow keys. It's a dirty secret among vim users that many people just use the arrow keys and backspace to edit their documents. The main reason hjkl navigation is great is that all of those keys are on the home row. In case you never took formal typing, the home row is the asdfghkl row of keys on a qwerty keyboard. If you learn to touch type, you are taught to rest your fingers on this row by default. This means the hjkl keys are within easy reach, but every time you reach for the arrow keys you have to move your right hand off the home row. Now, if you aren't a touch typist, that isn't a big deal. But if you are, it is almost as disruptive as reaching for the mouse. Granted, I know it is awkward at first, but if you are a vim user and touch type at all, it's worth it to force yourself to use hjkl for navigation until it becomes second nature.
In case you are new to vi key bindings, here are some of the main keys that you'll find work similarly in other programs:
h — move left
j — move down
k — move up
l — move right
^ — move to the beginning of a line
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G — move to the bottom of the document
g — move to the top of the document (gg in vim)
w — move the cursor ahead one word
b — move the cursor behind one word
/ — enter search mode
n — go to the next search result
N — go to the previous search result
A number of standard command-line programs use vi-style navigation out of the box, and the first I want to mention is less. The less program allows you to page through a text file, and if you needed yet another reason to use less instead of more, use it because j and k will move down and up a document. In addition, you can type G to scroll to the very bottom of a document and g (gg in vim) to move to the very top. As with vim, you also can press / to type a search term, and press Enter, then press n and N to find the next and previous matches, respectively. Like with less, by default, you can scroll through man page output with the same keys.
Screen also can use vi key bindings to navigate through its copy mode. Screen is an amazing shell program that allows you to open multiple shell sessions and detach and re-attach to them. If you've started using screen after being used to a regular terminal session, you likely ran into the strange behavior screen exhibits when you press Shift and PgUp and PgDn (or use the scroll bar) to scroll up and down through the output. In screen, if you want to view output that has scrolled past the top of the terminal, simply press Ctrl-A Esc to enter copy mode. Within copy mode, now you can use the arrow keys (shame on you) or hjkl to scroll around the output. As with less, you also can use g and G to scroll to the top and bottom of the output. When you are done scrolling, simply press the q key to exit copy mode.
Even bash itself can be set so that you can navigate the command line in true vi style. In your bash shell, just type set -o vi. Now, keep in mind that once you enable this option, you will have to enter insert mode (press the i key) to insert text just like in vi. And, if you want to use h or l to move the cursor left or right, or w or b to move forward or back a word, you will have to press Esc to leave insert mode. For those of you who tried this and want to undo it, simply press i to enter insert mode, and then type set -o emacs.
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I live in Brampton, and this might be the worst city to cycle in Ontario. There are hardly any bike trails; existing ones are in horrible condition. There are 0 bike lanes and many people are forced to ride on the sidewalk. I am one of the few who actually follow the law and ride on the road! When I do, I get massive trucks and angry drivers whizzing past me at 80 km/h.


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Full of delicious recipes, shopping, cooking and baking tips, as well as philosophy, trivia and humorous observations regarding the increasingly popular but frequently misunderstood vegan lifestyle, All American Vegan is the vegan cookbook San Francisco Book Review called "hilarious," "entertaining," and a "pleasure to read." Inspired by the philosophy that the more familiar vegan food is, the easier being vegan becomes, All American Vegan is brimming with over 90 delicious recipes for veganized versions of America's most popular dishes, including mac and cheese, BLTs, cinnamon rolls, onion rings, pancakes, "tuna"-melts, pudding, parfaits, apple pie a la mode, chocolate cake and a fried "chicken" that one reviewer said was so good it brought tears to his eyes.
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Shelter killing is the leading cause of death for healthy dogs and cats in the United States. It doesn't have to be. This is the story of animal sheltering, which was born of compassion and then lost its way. It is the story of the No Kill movement, which says we can and must stop the killing. It is about heroes and villains, betrayal and redemption. And it is about a social movement as noble and just as those that have come before. But most of all, it is a story about believing in the community and trusting in the power of compassion. A film based on the book of the same name.
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When animal lovers learn about the tragic reality of cruelty and killing that is endemic at our nation's "shelters," and that the national organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and the ASPCA defend the killing and thwart reform efforts, the first—and the most logical—question that inevitably follows is: Why? Friendly Fire answers this often confounding question while telling the stories of animals who have become catalysts for change: Oreo, Ace, Patrick, Kapone, Hope, Scruffy, Jeri & Murray, and others.
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LONDON -- Jonathan Durden has quit PHD, the media agency he co-founded, to join Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy.The former PHD president joins MCBD as a partner with a brief to help the agency on new business pitches and advise on acquisitions and business development. He will also work closely with Giles Hedger and Andy Nairn, the MCBD joint planning directors.
Durden said: "I've done 30 years of media and I think I deserve a change. I'm thrilled to be joining MCBD and know that the succession management at PHD leaves the company in good shape.
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'Digging Deeper Archaeologists Turn from Ancient Times to Great-Grandma's Era, Asking 'What Was Daily Life Really Like?
Byline: Pam DeFiglio
Emily Homa jabbed her trowel into the dirt and hit something solid.
Homa, a DePaul University archaeology student, carefully dug it out from the soil of a Chicago yard, thinking it was just a plastic scrap. As other students on the archaeological excavation last month watched her, she reached for the indistinct-looking piece and flipped it over.
"We were completely shocked," says Homa, of West Chicago. "We realized it was the front half of a camera."
Welcome to the new, younger world of archaeology.
Yes, these diggers of history still unearth mummies in Egypt and pottery shards near ancient Greek temples. Increasingly, though, they're aiming their trowels at objects from the last 150 years.
And they're doing it in the Chicago area.
This summer, archaeologists dug out Naperville town founder Joseph Naper's home site, unearthed items from the 1893 World Columbian Exposition in Chicago and coaxed objects from the yard of the Phyllis Wheatley Home, a Chicago building that operated as a social services base for young black women coming from the South in the early 1900s.
Skeptics may wonder why archaeologists bother to dig up such recent stuff when people of this era left land deeds, census records, newspapers, letters and other documents that tell us about the history of those years.
Paper, however, tells only part of the story.
"We know a lot about what was happening in DuPage County from historical accounts. But we don't know a lot about the everyday Joe living on the ground, how their life was," says Don Booth, an archaeologist with SCI Engineering Inc. who's working on the Naper site.
"Archaeology can tell you that."
Anna Agbe-Davies, assistant professor of anthropology at DePaul University, agrees.
"If you find the things that people make, use and throw away, that tells a fuller story about their daily lives," says Agbe- Davies, who led the DePaul dig at the Wheatley Home.
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For most of August, volunteers scoured the earth at Joseph Naper's home site.
They unearthed a root cellar, almost 2 feet deep and about 5 feet square, under the floor of the log cabin Naper built in the 1830s. He probably used it to store potatoes and root vegetables.
They also discovered rubble on the exact spot where documents say Naper built his second house, a frame structure, in the 1840s.
And they found a 4-foot- square privy, which served as both a toilet and garbage dump.
The privy yielded a French military button from the 1830s, a New York state militia button from the same decade, Indian trade beads, gun flint and lead balls for rifles, hand-carved dominoes and three pennies - dated 1827, 1829 and 1835.
Booth picked up the oldest penny and handed it to Bryan Ogg, a research associate at Naper Settlement.
"I said, 'Joe Naper kept this in his pocket,'" Booth recounted. "And he was kind of wowed. He caught the impact of it."
Booth will spend the next few months cleaning and researching the finds. Then he'll dish the dirt, so to speak, on what they all mean.
On last year's dig at the Naper site, archaeologists collected other stuff, such as broken pottery and a whiskey flask fragment.
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I have been very hungry and have been eating more than normal, but I have also been exercising, so I was horrified to step on the scale this morning for the first time in a week and learn that I'd gained 3 pounds. At this rate I'll gain 15 pounds in the first trimester alone! Is anyone else having this problem? Could it just be bloating/water weight? I hope so. I want to be healthy and nourish my body, but my pants barely fit!
Gained 3 lbs during week 6-7!
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I am only 5 weeks and just went to buy maternity clothes. This is my 4th pregnancy (I have a 4 yr old and had 2 m/c) so each time I show earlier and earlier, but this is crazy. I gained 75 lbs with my DD, but have a thyroid issue and it was a much slower progression.
Like you I am always hungry with this one and I eat constantly. All healthy foods, but still way more than my 100 lb body is used to.
All I say is as long as I am eating healthy and the baby is healthy, let the weight pack on....hello maternity clothes.
so have I since 3.5 and today almost 6 weeks! I can't take it but its what happens!
I am right there with you... I am very bloated, so I am hoping that's what this is!
Two girls - 12/10 & 11/12
I am there with you too! I gained 2 pounds from week 6-7. I feel a bit of relief since I am now at week 8 and haven't gained more! Just seems too early to be packing on the pounds! Our minds play such games with us huh!
Im with you :( I lost weight at the beging with dd and this time ive gained about 5 lbs already. But I think I have gained because I generally only ate 1 maybe 2 times a day when not pregnant and I am now eating a balanced diet..... at least thats what I tell myself. I am scared to death of gaing a ton of weight!! I know some is healthy but afraid of going over board!!
Rozlynn Kristine 11/25/08, Angel Baby 5/11/10, Juliet Kathryn 8/4/10
I've been weighing myself daily and have noticed it fluxuates A LOT. With my DD I didn't gain weight until 7mo and was having to take in 3000+ calories a day to do so, so I'm trying to stay on top of it on this pg so I don't have the same issue. I wouldn't stress about it unless your DR says there is an issue. If you have a known issue from a prev. pg -- then keep an eye on it. Also -- the smaller you are before you get pg, the more likely you are to gain weight more quickly. I have maintained close to the same weight thus far. But I still have a pocket of fat from my C-Section last year for this LO to grow in.
~~~ Megan~~~
I've gained 4 lbs and I'm only 5 wks today and I haven't been eating any more than usual. :(
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This post is making me feel MUCH better; thank you!!! I kept seeing all these posts from women who havent gained anything yet and are worried. I've gained about 2.5 lbs and I'm 5 weeks 1 day and I'm petrified of whats going to happen from here if its this bad and i've only known i was pregnant for a week! I'm definitely eating more because I'm more hungry. I eat mostly healthy but I do like to indulge a bit. But I do exercise pretty much daily. But I do feel really bloated too. Still hoping its just water weight. ugh!
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I'm sure you hack will turn out great.
Brown just seems so common and plain and stuff, but its still great.
Don't forget to post more screenshots of the custom tiles
Let's be positive!
Yep, brown is still great despite all of that.
I will, I will. Don't expect beautiful tiles though..
So for now, here are some updates:
~ Another mugshot
~ Some OW's have been updated to match with the mugshots
Lastly, I'm trying to change the storyline into a bit more pokemon-ish one.
I'll also try to remove the focus from the girls.
I'll update the main post once everything is in place.
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Birthstone: Moonstone or Pearl
Flower: Rose or Honeysuckle
Gemini (May 21 - June 20)
Cancer (June 21 - July 20)
More June lore here
The month of June is probably named after Juno, the wife
of Jupiter, and queen of the gods [Hera in Greek mythology].
It was held sacred to her, and was thought by the Romans to
be the luckiest month for marriage, since Juno was the Goddess
of Marriage. Wherever the goddess went she was attended by
her messenger Iris (the Rainbow), who journeyed so quickly
through the air that she was seldom seen, but after she had
passed there was often left in the sky the radiant trail of
her highly-coloured robe.
Juno is always represented as a tall, beautiful woman, wearing
a crown and bearing a sceptre in her hand, and often she is
shown with a peacock at her side, since that bird was sacred
to her. A story is told of one of her servants, Argus, who
had a hundred eyes, only a few of which he closed at a time.
Juno set him to watch over a cow which Jupiter wished to steal,
for it was really a beautiful girl named Io, whom Jupiter
had transformed.
Mercury was sent by Jupiter to carry off Io, and by telling
long and wearisome stories to Argus at last succeeded in lulling
him into so deep a sleep that he closed all his eyes. The
god then seized Argus's own sword and cut off his head. Juno
was very sad at the loss of her servant, and gathering up
his hundred eyes scattered them over the tail of the peacock,
her favourite bird."
Summer makes me drowsy. Autumn makes me sing. Winter's pretty
lousy, but I hate Spring.
- Dorothy Parker
June is bustin' out all over.
- Oscar Hammerstein II (From Carousel)
This is June, the month of grass and leaves . . . already
the aspens are trembling again, and a new summer is offered
me. I feel a little fluttered in my thoughts, as if I might
be too late. Each season is but an infinitesimal point. It
no sooner comes than it is gone. It has no duration. It simply
gives a tone and hue to my thought. Each annual phenomena
is reminiscence and prompting. Our thoughts and sentiments
answer to the revolution of the seasons, as two cog-wheels
fit into each other.
We are conversant with only one point of contact at a time,
from which we receive a prompting and impulse and instantly
pass to a new season or point of contact. A year is made up
of a certain series and number of sensations and thoughts
which have their language in nature. Now I am ice, now I am
sorrel. Each experience reduces itself to a mood of the mind.
- Henry David Thoreau, in his Journal
Roses are red,
Violets are blue;
But they don't get around
Like the dandelions do.
- Slim Acres
In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like
- Margaret Atwood
The air is like a butterfly
With frail blue wings.
The happy earth looks at the sky
And sings.
- Joyce Kilmer, Spring
Mine is the Month of Roses; yes, and mine
The Month of Marriages! All pleasant sights
And scents, the fragrance of the blossoming vine,
The foliage of the valleys and the heights.
Mine are the longest days, the loveliest nights;
The mower's scythe makes music to my ear;
I am the mother of all dear delights;
I am the fairest daughter of the year.
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
People don't notice whether it's winter or summer when they're
- Anton Chekhov
June 1
► 1813 - James Lawrence, the mortally-wounded commander
of the USS Chesapeake, gave the now famous line: "Don't
give up the ship!"
► 1831 - James Clark Ross discovered the Magnetic North
► 1965 (Explosion) A coal mine explosion in Fukuoka,
Japan at the Yamano mine killed 236 people.
► 1967 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by the
Beatles was released.
► 1968 - Blind and Deaf popular icon Helen Keller died.
(born June 27, 1880)
► 1974 - The Heimlich maneuver, named after Dr. Henry
Heimlich, was published in the journal Emergency Medicine.
► 1980 - The Cable News Network (CNN) began broadcasting
► 1991- The Comedy Network became Comedy Central
► 1994 - FX Network makes its debut. It was the first
cable TV network owned by FOX.
► 1996 - Major League Baseball debuted for the first
time on FOX
► 2009 - The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien premiered
on NBC
► 2009 - General Motors filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
June 2
► 455 - The Sack of Rome: Vandals enter Rome, and plundered
the city for several weeks.
► 1098 - First Crusade: The first Siege of Antioch ended
as Crusader forces take the city. The crusades were a result
of Muslim conquests of the Christian holy lands.
► 1835 - P. T. Barnum and his circus began touring the
United States.
► 1865 - Confederate General Edmund Kirby Smith, a commander
of Confederate forces, signed the surrender terms offered
by Union negotiators, ending the US civil war.
► 1953 - The coronation of the United Kingdom's Queen
Elizabeth II.
► 1962 - Ray Charles hit Billboards Top 5 in both Pop
and R&B with a country tune - "I Can't Stop Loving
► 1966 - Surveyor 1 landed in Oceanus Procellarum on
the Moon.
► 1991 - Liquid Television debuted on MTV
► 2004 - Ken Jennings began his 74-game winning streak
on the syndicated game show Jeopardy.
June 3
► 1888 - The poem 'Casey at the Bat' by Ernest Lawrence
Thayer, was published in the San Francisco Examiner.
► 1889 - The first long-distance electric power transmission
line in the United States was completed, 14 miles between
a generator at Willamette Falls and downtown Portland, Oregon.
► 1956 - Santa Cruz, CA authorities announced a total
ban on rock and roll at public gatherings, calling the music
"Detrimental to both the health and morals of our youth
and community."
► 1965 - Ed White, a Gemini 4 crew member, performs
the first American spacewalk.
► 1968 - Valerie Solanas attempted to assassinate Andy
Warhol by shooting him three times.
► 1992 - Presidential candidate Bill Clinton appeared
on the Arsenio Hall Show and played the saxophone
► 1996 - Zenith introduced the first HDTV-compatible
front projection TV in the U.S.
► 1989 - The government of China sent troops to force
protesters out of Tiananmen Square after seven weeks of occupation.
► 2010 - Long suspected of his involvement in the 2005
disappearance of Natalee Holloway, Joran van der Sloot was
arrested for the murder of Stephany Flores in Lima, Peru.
June 4
► 1784 - Elisabeth Thible was the first woman to fly
in an untethered hot air balloon, flying for about 45 minutes.
► 1812 - Following Louisiana's admittance as a U.S.
state, the Louisiana Territory is renamed the Missouri Territory.
► 1876 - The Transcontinental Express arrives in San
Francisco, California, in only 83 hours and 39 minutes after
leaving New York City.
► 1919 - The US Congress approved the 19th Amendment
to the United States Constitution, which guaranteed voting
for women, and sends it to the individual states for ratification.
► 1974 - During a 'Ten Cent Beer Night' inebriated Cleveland
Indians fans started misbehaving, causing the game to be forfeited
to the Texas Rangers.
► 1976 - 'The gig that changed the world.' A few dozen
people saw the debut of the Sex Pistols at the Lesser Free
Trade Hall in Manchester, England
► 1986 - Jonathan Pollard pled guilty to espionage for
selling top secret United States military intelligence to
► 1989 - The 'Tank Man' halted the progress of a column
of advancing tanks for over half an hour after the Tiananmen
Square protests of 1989.
June 5
► 1851 - Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti-slavery serial,
Uncle Tom's Cabin (or Life Among the Lowly) began a ten-month
run in the National Era, an abolitionist newspaper.
► 1883 - The first regularly scheduled Orient Express
left Paris.
► 1933 - US President Franklin D. Roosevelt took the
United States off of the "Gold Standard", a result
of the Great Depression. President Nixon, in 1971, completed
the transition when he announced that the United States would
no longer convert dollars to gold at a fixed value, $35 an
ounce at that time.
► 1956 - Elvis Presley introduced his new single, 'Hound
Dog', on The Milton Berle Show
► 1966 - The Beatles had a taped appearance on The Ed
Sullivan Show, debuting music videos for "Rain"
and "Paperback Writer."
► 1968 - Robert F. Kennedy was shot and killed at the
Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, by Sirhan Sirhan, a Palestinian.
► 1981 - The "Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report"
of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported
that five people in Los Angeles, California, had a rare form
of pneumonia seen only in patients with weakened immune systems,
in what turns out to be the first recognized cases of AIDS.
► 1989 - The Tiananmen Square protests ended violently
in Beijing by the People's Liberation Army, with at least
241 dead. Many western journalists had errantly speculated
that the army would not fight against the people.
► 1995 - Singled Out with host Chris Hardwick premiered
on MTV
► 2011 - Teen Wolf premiered on MTV
June 6
► 1844 - The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA)
was founded in London.
► 1882 (Cyclone) More than 100,000 people in Bombay,
India were killed.
► 1889 - The Great Seattle Fire destroyed 25 blocks
of downtown Seattle.
► 1912 (Volcano Eruption) Novarupta
► 1933 - America's first drive-in opened near Camden,
New Jersey, opened today. The first feature was a 1932 film,
"Wives Beware," and admission was 25 cents per car
and an additional 25 cents per person.
► 1944 - D-Day: the day the Allied powers crossed the
English Channel and landed on the beaches of Normandy, France,
turning the tide of the war against Germany.
► 1948 - BBC Television begins broadcasting again for
the first time since 1939.
► 1964 - The Rolling Stones made their American TV debut
on The Hollywood Palace.
► 1971 - The Ed Sullivan Show aired for the very time
on CBS.
► 1983 - Reading Rainbow premiered on PBS
► 1997 - Farrah Fawcett made a bizarre appearance on
the Late Show With David Letterman. She went on long tirades
and story-telling sprees that made little to no sense and
was distracted by blinking lights in the studio.
► 1998 - Sex and The City premiered on HBO
► 2002 - A near-Earth asteroid, estimated at 30 feet
in diameter, exploded over the Mediterranean Sea between Greece
and Libya.
► 2005 - In Gonzales v. Raich, the US Supreme Court
upheld a federal law banning cannabis, including medical marijuana.
June 7
► 1692 (Earthquake) Port Royal, Jamaica, over 1,000
people were killed.
► 1755 (Earthquake) Tabriz, Iran
► 1893 - Mohandas Gandhi committed his first act of
civil disobedience.
► 1955 - The $64,000 Question debuted on CBS.
► 1962 - Credit Suisse (then known as Schweizerische
Kreditanstalt) opened the first drive-through bank, in Switzerland
at St. Peter-Strasse 17, near Paradeplatz in downtown Zurich.
► 1976 - 'The Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night'
by journalist Nik Cohn was published in New York Magazine.
It was the inspiration for the film 'Saturday Night Fever.'
► 1981 - The Israeli Air Force destroyed Iraq's Osiraq
nuclear reactor during Operation Opera.
► 1990 - Universal Studios Florida opened in Orlando,
► 2002 - Kim Possible premiered on The Disney Channel.
June 8
► 632 - Muhammad, the Islamic prophet, died in Medina.
► 1783 (Volcano Eruption) Laki, Iceland, killed over
9,000 over a period of months, and caused a 7 year famine.
► 1906 - Theodore Roosevelt signed the Antiquities Act
into law, authorizing the President to restrict the use of
certain parcels of public land with historical or conservation
► 1948 - Texaco Star Theater (later The Milton Berle
Show) was first broadcast on NBC
► 1949 - George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is published.
► 1949 - The FBI reported notable Hollywood elite as
communists, including John Garfield, Paul Robeson, Paul Muni,
and Edward G. Robinson.
► 1953 (Tornado) Flint, Michigan
► 1953 - The US Supreme Court ruled that restaurants
in Washington DC, could not refuse to serve black patrons.
► 1966 - National Football League (NFL) and American
Football League (AFL) announced that they would merge.
► 1969 - Founder Brian Jones quit The Rolling Stones.
He died a month later, at age 27.
► 1990 - Charles Freeman, the owner of E-C Records store
in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was charged with illegally selling
the 'legally obscene' 2 Live Crew's 'As Nasty As They Wanna
Be' to an undercover officer.
June 9
► 1650 - The Harvard Corporation, one of the two administrative
boards of Harvard, was established. It was the first legal
corporation in the Americas.
► 1856 - 500 Mormons left Iowa City, Iowa, and headed
west for Salt Lake City.
► 1934 - Donald Duck debuted in The Wise Little Hen.
► 1978 - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
(Mormans) opened its priesthood to "all worthy men",
ending a 148-year-old policy of excluding black men.
► 1984 (Tornado) Belyanitsky, Ivanovo, and Balino, Russia
► 1993 - 'Hollywood Madame' Heidi Fleiss was arrested.
► 1997 - Married With Children television series came
to an end on FOX.
► 2006 - Disney's 'Cars' was released in theaters.
June 10
► 1692 - Bridget Bishop was hanged at Gallows Hill near
Salem, Massachusetts, for "certaine Detestable Arts called
Witchcraft & Sorceries."
► 1829 - The first Boat Race between the University
of Oxford and the University of Cambridge took place. Oxford
► 1854 - The first class of United States Naval Academy
students graduated.
► 1886 (Volcano Eruption) Mount Tarawera
► 1916 - An Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Empire led
by Lawrence of Arabia began.
► 1935 - Alcoholics Anonymous is founded in Akron, Ohio,
United States, by Dr. Robert Smith and Bill Wilson.
► 1944 - 15-year-old Joe Nuxhall of the Cincinnati Reds
became the youngest player ever in a Major League Baseball
► 1947 - Saab produced its first automobile.
► 1977 - The Apple II, one of the first personal computers,
went on sale.
► 1991 - 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped
in South Lake Tahoe, California; she was freed in 2009.
► 1994 - Pay television content descriptors which describe
the varying degrees of suggestive or explicit content in a
series and movies began being broadcast by pay channels such
as HBO, Cinemax and Showtime.
► 2007 - HBO's critically acclaimed, multi-award-winning
Mob-family drama 'The Sopranos' ended with a sudden cut to
black and silence, leaving many fans to wonder whether Tony
Soprano was dead or still alive.
June 11
► 323 BC - Alexander the Great died in the palace of
Nebuchadnezzar II in Babylon.
► 1509 - Henry VIII of England married Catherine of
► 1837 - The Broad Street Riot occurred in Boston, fueled
by ethnic tensions between Yankees and Irish.
► 1949 - Hank Williams, Sr. debuted at the Grand Ole
► 1955 - Eighty-three spectators were killed and at
least 100 are injured after an Austin-Healey and a Mercedes-Benz
collided at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the deadliest accident
to date in motorsports.
► 1962 - Frank Morris, John Anglin and Clarence Anglin
(allegedly) became the only prisoners to escape from the prison
on Alcatraz Island. They were never seen again after escaping
on an inflatable raft.
► 1963 - Alabama Governor George Wallace (D) stood at
the door of Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama
in an attempt to block two black students, Vivian Malone and
James Hood, from attending the school.
► 1979 - Actor John Wayne died afrer a decade-long fight
with cancer.
► 1982 - E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial was released in
► 1986 - 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' was released in
theaters. The rare Ferrari 250 GT Spyder California was not
really destroyed in the film.
► 2001 - Timothy McVeigh was executed for his role in
the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
► 2002 - American Idol premiered on FOX
► 2002 - Antonio Meucci was acknowledged as the first
inventor of the telephone by the United States Congress. His
1871 patent was not as detailed as Alexander Graham Bell's
1876 patent.
June 12
► 1790 - A 'Red Globe' was being reported by many people,
flying over France
► 1899 (Tornado) New Richmond, Wisconsin
► 1939 - The Baseball Hall of Fame opened in Cooperstown,
New York.
► 1942 - Anne Frank received a diary for her thirteenth
► 1964 - Anti-apartheid activist and ANC leader Nelson
Mandela was sentenced to life in prison for sabotage in South
► 1967 - The US Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia
declared all US state laws which prohibit interracial marriage
to be unconstitutional.
► 1972 - Fast food restaurant chain Popeyes was founded
in Arabi, Louisiana.
► 1987 - "Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate. Mr. Gorbachev,
tear down this wall." - Ronald Reagan, referring to the
Berlin Wall.
► 1998 - Geraldo ended (syndicated show)
► 1994 - Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were
murdered outside her home in Los Angeles, California.
► 1997 - Queen Elizabeth II reopened the Globe Theatre
in London.
► 1999 - The Style Network made its debut.
June 13
► 1373 - Anglo-Portuguese Alliance between England (succeeded
by the United Kingdom) and Portugal is the oldest international
agreement in the world which is still in force.
► 1525 - Ex-Catholic priest Martin Luther married Katharina
von Bora, against the celibacy rule decreed by the Roman Catholic
Church for priests and nuns.
► 1774 - Rhode Island became the first of Britain's
North American colonies to ban the importation of slaves.
► 1886 - Great Vancouver Fire destroyed much of the
Canadian city.
► 1898 - Yukon Territory was formed, with Dawson chosen
as its capital.
► 1904 - PS General Slocum fire and sank, East River,
New York
► 1927 - Aviator Charles Lindbergh received his famous
ticker-tape parade down 5th Avenue in New York City.
► 1962 - Stanley Kubrick's controversial Lolita was
► 1966 - The United States Supreme Court rules in Miranda
v. Arizona that the police must inform suspects of their rights
before questioning them. It is a bit more detailed than what
police say in most televised crime dramas.
► 1971 - The New York Times published the "Pentagon
► 1994 - A jury in Anchorage, Alaska, blamed recklessness
by Exxon and Captain Joseph Hazelwood for the Exxon Valdez
disaster, allowing victims of the oil spill to seek $15 billion
in damages.
► 2012 - Dallas, originally on CBS, returned to television,
this time on TNT
June 14
► 1158 - Munich (in what is now Germany) was founded
by Henry the Lion on the banks of the river Isar.
► 1775 -The Continental Army was established by the
Continental Congress, marking the birth of the United States
► 1777 - The Stars and Stripes was adopted by Congress
as the Flag of the United States. Today, June 14 is officially
'Flag day' in the United States.
► 1789 - Whiskey distilled from maize was first produced
by American clergyman the Rev Elijah Craig. It is named Bourbon
because Rev Craig lived in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
► 1872 - Trade unions were legalized in Canada.
► 1954 - US President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a
bill that placed the words 'under God' into the United States
Pledge of Allegiance.
► 1959 - Disneyland Monorail System, the first daily
operating monorail system in the Western Hemisphere, opened
to the public in Anaheim, California.
► 1966 - The Vatican announced the abolition of the
Index Librorum Prohibitorum ("index of prohibited books"),
which was originally instituted in 1557.
► 1967 - The People's Republic of China tested its first
hydrogen bomb.
► 2002 - 'The Bourne Identity' was released in theaters.
June 15
► 763 BC - Assyrians recorded a solar eclipse, and that
detail was later used to fix the chronology of Mesopotamian
► 1215 - The signed (sealed) Magna Carta guaranteed
King John would respect feudal rights and privileges, uphold
the freedom of the church within his kingdom. This was probably
the same King John of Robin Hood lore.
► 1648 - Margaret Jones was hanged in Boston for witchcraft
in the first such execution for the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
► 1752 - Benjamin Franklin proved that lightning is
electricity (traditional date, the exact date is unknown).
► 1844 - Charles Goodyear received a patent (#3,633)
for vulcanization, a process to strengthen rubber.
► 1846 - The Oregon Treaty established the 49th parallel
as the border between the United States and Canada, from the
Rocky Mountains to the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
► 1878 - Eadweard Muybridge took a series of photographs
to prove that all four feet of a horse leave the ground when
it runs; the study becomes the basis of motion pictures. The
purpose of the shoot was to determine whether a galloping
horse ever lifts all four feet completely off the ground during
the gait, since the human eye could not break down the action.
It is considered by many to be the first 'motion picture.'
► 1896 (Earthquake & Tsunami) Meiji-Sanriku, Japan
► 1991 (Volcano Eruption) Mount Pinatubo
► 1994 - Israel and Vatican City established full diplomatic
► 2012 - Nik Wallenda became the first person to successfully
tightrope walk over Niagara Falls.
June 16
► 1816 - Lord Byron read 'Fantasmagoriana' to his four
house guests - Percy Shelley, Mary Shelley, Claire Clairmont,
and John Polidori, and inspired his challenge that each guest
write a ghost story.
► 1858 - Abraham Lincoln gave his "a house divided
against itself cannot stand" speech.
► 1884 - The first public roller coaster, LaMarcus Adna
Thompson's "Switchback Railway" opened in New York's
Coney Island amusement park.
► 1903 - The Ford Motor Company was incorporated.
► 1911 - IBM as founded as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording
Company in Endicott, New York.
► 1961 - Dancer Rudolf Nureyev defected to the US from
the Soviet Union.
► 1963 - Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova becomes the
first woman in space on Vostok 6.
► 1967 - The Monterey Pop Festival began.
► 2010 - Hot in Cleveland premiered on TV Land.
June 17
► 1462 - Vlad III the Impaler attempted to assassinate
Mehmed II, forcing him to retreat from Wallachia, in Romania.
► 1963 - The US Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 in Abington
School District v. Schempp, against requiring the reciting
of Bible verses and the Lord's Prayer in public schools.
► 1971 - President Richard Nixon declared the US War
on Drugs.
► 1987 - Florida's Dusky Seaside Sparrow became extinct
when 'Orange band', the last known of the species, died.
► 1994 - All major networks provided live coverage of
the O.J. Simpson low-speed car chase in the White Bronco.
The chase concluded with Simpson's surrender to authorities
in front of his mansion in Brentwood, CA.
June 18
► 1812 - The U.S. Congress declares war on Great Britain,
Canada, and Ireland, starting The War of 1812.
► 1815 - Napoleon defeated at Waterloo, in Belgium.
► 1873 - Susan B. Anthony was fined $100 for attempting
to vote in the 1872 presidential election.
► 1923 - Checker Taxi puts its first taxi on the streets
of Chicago.
► 1930 - Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Franklin
Institute were held in Philadelphia, PA.
► 1983 - The space shuttle Challenger launched into
space on its second mission, with Dr. Sally Ride, making her
the first American woman in space.
► 1984 - Conservative talk radio host Alan Berg - "the
man you love to hate" - was gunned down and killed in
the driveway of his home in Denver, Colorado.
June 19
► 1718 (Earthquake) Gansu, China
► 1846 - The first officially recorded, organized baseball
game was played under Alexander Cartwright's rules on Hoboken,
New Jersey's Elysian Fields with the New York Base Ball Club
defeating the Knickerbockers 23-1.
► 1862 - The US Congress prohibited slavery in United
States territories, nullifying Dred Scott v. Sandford.
► 1905 - The first nickelodeon theater opened in Pittsburgh,
► 1910 - The first Father's Day was celebrated in Spokane,
► 1952 - I've Got A Secret premiered on CBS
► 1953 - Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for
spying for the Soviet Union, at Sing Sing, in New York.
► 2011 - Falling Skies premiered on TNT
► 2012 - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange requested
asylum in London's Ecuatorian Embassy for fear of extradition
to the US after publication of previously classified documents.
June 20
► 1214 - The University of Oxford received its Royal
► 1782 - Congress adopted the Great Seal of the United
States, with the Bald Eagle clutching both an olive branch
and thirteen arrows.
► 1837 - Queen Victoria succeeded to the British throne.
► 1840 - Samuel Morse received the patent (#1647) for
the telegraph.
► 1893 - Lizzie Borden was acquitted of the murders
of her father and stepmother.
► 1945 - The United States Secretary of State approved
the transfer of Wernher von Braun (and other Nazi rocket scientists)
to America.
► 1948 - Toast of the Town, a variety series hosted
by Ed Sullivan, premiered on CBS. It was later renamed 'The
Ed Sullivan Show."
► 1963 - The United States and the Soviet Union agreed
to establish a "hot line" communication system between
the two nations.
► 1975 - Hollywood's first major summer 'must see' blockbuster,
Jaws, opened in theaters.
June 21
► 1788 - The United States Constitution was ratified
whne the ninth state, Rhode Island signed on.
► 1877 - The Molly Maguires, ten Irish immigrants convicted
of murder, were hanged in Pennsylvania prisons, in Schuylkill
County and Carbon County.
► 1940 - The first successful west-to-east navigation
of Northwest Passage begins at Vancouver, British Columbia,
► 1948 - Columbia Records introduced the long-playing
record album (33 1/3 revolutions per minute) in a public demonstration
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, New York. The first
was released in 1949 - ML 4001, Nathan Milstein performing
the Mendelssohn violin concerto.
► 1990 (Earthquake) Rudbar, Iran
June 22
► 1633 - The Holy Office in Rome forced Galileo Galilei
to recant his view that the Sun, not the Earth, is the center
of the Universe
► 1870 - US Congress created the United States Department
of Justice.
► 1937 - Joe Louis won the world heavyweight boxing
title when he defeated Jim Braddock.
► 1942 - Pledge of Allegiance was formally adopted by
► 1950 - The publication 'Red Channels: The Report of
Communist Influence in Radio and Television' listed many suspected
communists in American media, including Leonard Bernstein,
Aaron Copland, Lena Horne, Pete Seeger, Artie Shaw and Orson
► 2001 - 'The Fast and the Furious' was released in
► 2009 - Eastman Kodak Company announced that it would
discontinue sales of the Kodachrome Color Film.
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► 1683 - William Penn signed a friendship treaty with
Lenni Lenape Indians in Pennsylvania.
► 1868 - Christopher Latham Sholes received the patents
(#79265 & #79868) for an invention he called the "Type-Writer."
He also invented the 'QWERTY keyboard' in 1873.
► 1894 - The International Olympic Committee was founded
at the Sorbonne in Paris.
► 1926 - The College Board administered the first SAT
► 1944 (Tornado) Shinnston, West Virginia
► 1973 - A fire at a house in Hull, England which killd
a six year old boy, was the first of 26 deaths by fire caused
over the next seven years by arsonist Peter Dinsdale.
► 1980 - The David Letterman Show debuted on NBC daytime.
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hallucinations and begin to jump and twitch uncontrollably
until they collapsed from exhaustion.
► 1916 - Mary Pickford became the first female film
star to sign a million dollar contract (with Adolph Zukor/Paramount).
► 1938 - Pieces of a meteor, estimated to have weighed
450 metric tons when it hit the Earth's atmosphere and exploded,
landed near Chicora, in western Pennsylvania.
► 1947 - Kenneth Arnold reported seeing the Mount Rainier
► 1948 - Veteran Pilots Clartence Chiles and Charles
Whitted, in Alabama, saw a cigashaped vehicle, with windows,
flying beside them.
► 1949 - The first television western, Hopalong Cassidy,
aired on NBC starring William Boyd.
► 1957 - Jack Parr became the host to the revived Tonight
Show on NBC,
► 1997 - US Air Force officials released a 231-page
report dismissing all of the claims of an alien spacecraft
crash in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947.
► 2004 - In New York, capital punishment is declared
► 2008 - Wipeout premiered on ABC.
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► 1876 - Native American forces, led by Chiefs Crazy
Horse and Sitting Bull, defeated the US Army troops lead by
Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer in a battle near
southern Montana's Little Bighorn River.
► 1910 - The US Congress passed the Mann Act, which
prohibited interstate transport of females for "immoral
► 1914 - The Greal Salem Fire, Massachusettes
► 1944 - The final page of the comic strip Krazy Kat
was published, months after the author, George Herriman died.
► 1947 - The Diary of a Young Girl (better known as
The Diary of Anne Frank) was published.
► 1949 - The cartoon classic, 'Long-Haired Hare' starring
Bugs Bunny, was released in theaters.
► 1967 - The special Our World was the first live worldwide
"via satellite" TV broadcast, transmitting to 30
countries via the BBC. The Beatles closed the show ith 'All
You Need Is Love'. Performers include Mick Jagger, opera singer
Maria Callas, Vienna Boys' Choir, Keith Richards, Keith Moon,
Eric Clapton, Pattie Harrison, Jane Asher, Graham Nash, and
others. The show lasted 2 and a half hours.
► 1978 - The rainbow flag, representing gay pride, was
flown for the first time in the San Francisco Gay Freedom
Day Parade.
► 2009 - Michael Jackson died after suffering from cardiac
arrest caused by a fatal combination of drugs given to him
by his personal doctor, Conrad Murray.
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► 1807 - Lightning struck a gunpowder factory in Luxembourg,
killing more than 300 people.
► 1870 - Christmas was declared a federal holiday in
the United States.
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motor racing event was held. Ferenc Szisz, driving for the
Renault team, won the two day event.
► 1926 - Ernest Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises novel
was released.
► 1927 - The Cyclone roller coaster opened on Coney
► 1934 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the
Federal Credit Union Act, which established credit unions
in the US.
► 1936 - The first flight of the Focke-Wulf Fw 61, the
first working helicopter, in Berlin, Germany.
► 1945 - The United Nations Charter was signed, in San
► 1948 - Shirley Jackson's short story, The Lottery,
was published in The New Yorker magazine.
► 1963 - US President John F. Kennedy gave his "Ich
bin ein Berliner" speech.
► 1974 - The Universal Product Code was scanned for
the first time to sell a package of Wrigley's chewing gum
at the Marsh Supermarket in Troy, Ohio.
► 1977 - Elvis Presley performed the final concert of
his life in Indianapolis, Indiana.
► 1997 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Communications
Decency Act violated the First Amendment to the United States
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► 1556 - The thirteen Stratford Martyrs were burned
at the stake near London for their Protestant beliefs.
► 1844 - Joseph Smith, Jr., founder of the Mormons,
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Carthage, Illinois jail.
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United States Highway System.
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► 1838 - Coronation of Queen Victoria of the United
► 1894 - Labor Day became an official US holiday.
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and fraudulent."
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in Serajevo.
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debate or the Wilberforce-Huxley debate) at the Oxford University
Museum of Natural History took place.
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assembly line in Flint, Michigan.
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into effect.
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time system.
► 1987 - Iran-Contra hearings aired during daytime television,
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HSBC Finance Exits Non-Prime Wholesale Mortgage Business
Decision One channel to close
PROSPECT HEIGHTS, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As part of the continued review of its mortgage lending business, HSBC Finance Corporation ("HSBC Finance") said today that it will close its non-core wholesale lending channel, Decision One Mortgage, which originates non-prime mortgages through brokers. HSBC Finance will focus on originating and servicing loans through its consumer lending branch network under the HFC and Beneficial brands.
"This is a small part of our U.S. business"
"We are delivering the strategy put in place earlier this year to position HSBC Finance's mortgage business for long-term success," said Brendan McDonagh, Chief Executive Officer. "Today's market requires a strong and flexible business platform, and we will focus on our branch network as the primary point to provide our HSBC Finance customers with loans and mortgages."
"This is a small part of our U.S. business," said Michael Geoghegan, Group Chief Executive, HSBC Holdings plc. "It's no longer sustainable and not the right place to allocate capital in the future. We said we would make tough decisions and we have done exactly that."
Approximately 750 Decision One employees, primarily in Fort Mill, S.C., Phoenix, Ariz., and Charlotte, N.C., will be affected by the closure of the wholesale non-prime channel. "We greatly appreciate the dedication and contribution of our Decision One employees during these unique market conditions," said McDonagh. HSBC Finance will continue to provide its contractual servicing and support functions to manage down the current Decision One warehoused volumes, currently standing at $349 million.
As a result of this decision, and when considered in conjunction with management's decision in March 2007 to discontinue correspondent channel acquisitions in its Mortgage Services business (of which Decision One is part), HSBC Finance will record a non-cash charge to eliminate the goodwill allocated to this segment at the time of the acquisition of HSBC Finance. As a result, it will record a non-cash after-tax goodwill impairment of approximately $880 million on a U.S. GAAP basis. Further, it will incur approximately $65 million of after-tax charges for restructuring costs, including one-time employment termination benefits, fixed asset write-downs and facility closure costs. The financial effects will be incurred in the second half of 2007.
There will be no associated goodwill impairment recognized by HSBC Finance's ultimate parent, HSBC Holdings plc.
About HSBC Finance Corporation
HSBC Finance Corporation is a subsidiary of HSBC North America Holdings Inc., one of the top ten financial organizations in the United States with assets totalling more than $400 billion. HSBC Finance Corporation's subsidiaries provide real estate secured loans, auto loans, MasterCard® and Visa® credit cards, private label credit cards, personal noncredit card loans, taxpayer financial services and specialty insurance products.


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NH man charged with attempted assault at motelStaff Report | January 05,2013ROCKINGHAM A 55-year-old New Hampshire man was arrested Friday in Claremont, N.H., on a Vermont warrant stemming from an incident at a Rockingham motel last month.
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My son can sleep great stretches of time and only wakes up, because he is literally SOAKED and sometimes it leaks. He does pee ALOT, like one of his pee's turns the yellow stripe green on the pampers sensitives he is in during the day.
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Local events packed with family fun
With Christmas holidays approaching, there's a buzz of excitement in the air as the City of Hartselle and surrounding towns make plans for their annual holiday festivities.
The Town of Priceville will lead off with its annual Christmas Parade on Sat., Dec. 1, beginning at 2 p.m.
The parade will form on North Bethel Road and proceed through residential neighborhoods as it works its way south.
Featured attractions will include high school marching bands, amateur floats vying for cash prizes, Santa's appearance and plenty of candy treats for the kids.
Judging of floats will take place at 1:20 p.m.
Parade entry applications are available at town hall, or they may be downloaded from the town's website.
In lieu of a parade, the Town of Falkville will usher in the holiday season with its annual Christmas in the Park observance on Sun., Dec. 2 at 4 p.m.
Sponsored by Community Pride, the event offers local townspeople and friends the opportunity to gather for a Christmas program that features band music, singing of Christmas carols and the lighting of the town Christmas tree. Hot chocolate and home-baked cookies are served at the conclusion of the program.
The Town of Somerville will celebrate the holiday with its annual Christmas Parade Sat., Dec. 8, at 4 p.m.
The parade will feature band music, amateur floats and Santa riding in a sleigh. Units will form at the historic old courthouse 30 minutes prior to parade time and follow a route around the courthouses square.
A complimentary chili supper will be served at the Somerville Senior Center immediately after the parade.
Parade participation application forms are available at the town hall.
Hartselle's Kiwanis-sponsored Christmas Parade will follow on Thur., Dec. 13, at 7 p.m.
It will feature marching bands, amateur floats, antique cars and farm tractors and horses and riders. Last, but not least, Santa will appear as a passenger on the city's No. 1 fire engine. His helpers will follow, distributing candy to the kids.
The parade will form at the J. P. Cain parking lot, proceed north on Railroad Street, turn west on Main, turn south on Corsbie and disband in the old Walmart parking lot. Riders and horse are an exception. They are asked to return to the point where they joined the parade.
Floats should arrive at the stadium and be prepared for judging at 5:30 p.m. Parade units are required to pre-register and pay an entry fee, $15 for non-profit organizations and $30 for businesses. Application forms are available at the Hartselle Area Chamber of Commerce office.


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If I go into multiman drm/marlin I find 2 files HID.dat and SS_LC.dat
I don't remember ever seeing them and if I delete them they just come back.
anyone know what they are?
If I go into multiman drm/marlin I find 2 files HID.dat and SS_LC.dat
I don't remember ever seeing them and if I delete them they just come back.
anyone know what they are?
You might want to read this... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlin_%28DRM%29
Does the Bluray Movie playback still work on your system?
Movies still work... I have black ops 2 on disc and when I burn it to multiman it don't work so I downloaded bo2 psn version installed it and it works but I updated the game to 1.13 and it deleted the game and added those 2 files to drm/marlin folder. Reinstalled bo2 it works but the 2 files are still in multiman.
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Sony is spying on you... j/k
Have to see if I have those files on my PS3 perhaps.
Probably Cinavia Fix or something.
Its probably nothing I just don't remember seeing them. I guess if sony spying the police will be at my door or my probation officer
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They are supposed to be there as far as I know.
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Littleton residents like the quality of life in their city overall but want to see aging neighborhoods and shopping centers revitalized, according to a survey.
The survey of 3,000 residents, 921 of whom responded, found that almost 100 percent feel the city is a safe place to live and they love the city's "neighborhood" feel.
With a charming downtown, light-rail access and the South Platte River as a recreation spot, it should come as no surprise residents feel good about their community.
"Our downtown is thriving and vibrant," said Littleton Mayor Debbie Brinkman.
But residents would like the city to be more open to businesses and retail. In the past, residents, including the mayor, have fought against big-box retailers such as Walmart locating in the city.
Brinkman said one resident told her that there aren't really places in the city to purchase children's shoes, so a discount shoe retailer or other stores might be sought to locate here. The city's position has changed in that direction, Brinkman said, and with the community input from the survey, Littleton plans to be more aggressive in attracting new business.
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Prince William trains with the Queen's Household team
During the day the Duke of Cambridge, president of the Football Association, donned his boots - a present from England striker Wayne Rooney and embossed with WR10 - but not for the match, instead he joined the Queen's Household team for a training session.
Prince William poses with teams ahead of kick off
Oldest amateur teams prepare for kick off at Palace
England's two oldest amateur football clubs are busy warming up ahead of the first ever football match at Buckingham Palace.
Civil Service FC and Polytechnic FC, both based in Chiswick West London, are due to play a competitive Southern Amateur League fixture this afternoon.
Wembley groundsmen were tasked with preparing the lawn of the famous landmark for the occasion.
William: 'Break a window and answer to the Queen'
Prince William has joked that anyone who smashes a window during the upcoming football match at Buckingham Palace will have to answer to his grandmother.
The famous landmark will host its first ever football match between two of England's oldest amateur clubs later today, as part of the Football Association's 150th anniversary celebrations.
William 'excited to play football on grandmother's lawn'
In a speech ahead of the first football match at Buckingham Palace, Prince William has said:
I cannot tell you how excited I am that later today we will be playing football on my grandmother's lawn.
One warning, though: if anyone breaks a window, you can answer to her.
As the president of the FA, William has helped organise the match as part of the Football Association's 150th anniversary celebrations.
FA prepares to honour 150 grassroots volunteers
The Football Association is preparing to honour over 150 grassroots volunteers in recognition of their dedication to the sport at a special event at Buckingham Palace today.
The event, organised as part of the Football Association's 150th anniversary celebrations, is being hosted by the Duke of Cambridge while former players including Michael Owen will also attend.
The recipients were chosen for their outstanding contribution to football, including helping to develop the women's game, providing opportunities for disabled players and refereeing.
Buckingham Palace will also host its first ever football match today between two of England's oldest amateur clubs as part of the celebrations.
Buckingham Palace due to host first football match
Buckingham Palace will host its first ever football match today between two of England's oldest amateur clubs.
The Duke of Cambridge, the president of the FA, has helped organise the event as part of the Football Association's 150th anniversary celebrations.
Civil Service FC and Polytechnic FC, both based in Chiswick, west London, will play a competitive Southern Amateur League fixture in the gardens of the famous landmark.
The Queen gave her permission for the match and Wembley groundsman Tony Stones and his team have worked with the royal household gardeners to create a pitch in the 39-acre garden.
Prince William will host the event and present medals to 150 grassroots volunteers in recognition of their dedication to the sport.
87-year-old referee to be honoured by Prince William
An 87-year-old man is being recognised as Britain's longest-serving referee today, in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
Harry Hardy, from Derbyshire, will be given a medal by Prince William, who is the President of the Football Association.
The Ilkeston-born man will get the award alongside 149 others sportsmen, for his commitment to grassroots sport. 150 were selected to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the FA.
'We are grateful to the Duke for his understanding'
The Metropolitan Police has said the force is grateful to the Duke of York for his understanding after he was challenged by officers in the gardens of Buckingham Palace.
Prince Andrew was asked to confirm his identity after a break-in at the Palace 48 hours earlier.
In light of media reports we can confirm that the man spoken to by officers was the Duke of York. We are making this public with HRH's permission.
We are grateful to the Duke for his understanding and have apologised for any inconvenience caused.
An earlier statement had only confirmed a man was ordered to verify his identity by two officers in the palace's gardens at around 6pm on Wednesday.
Duke of York 'grateful' for police apology
The Duke of York has said he is "grateful" for an apology from police after officers challenged him in the gardens of Buckingham Palace less than 48 hours after a break-in at the Queen's home.
The Met Police confirmed that a man was ordered to verify his identity by two officers at around 6pm on Wednesday.
Prince Andrew said in a statement today: "The police have a difficult job to do balancing security for the Royal Family and deterring intruders, and sometimes they get it wrong."I am grateful for their apology and look forward to a safe walk in the garden in the future."


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BRANDON, VT - Tad Merrick, 60, died Oct. 25, 2012, due to brain cancer. He was born in Washington, D.C., Nov. 20, 1951, the son of Samuel and Eleanor Perry Merrick. He was a 1976 graduate of... › MORE
Mr. Laurence Hapgood, 74, formerly of Newport, Rhode Island, died Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at home of natural causes. Born in Pittsfield, MA, on November 18, 1938, the son of Miles M. Hapgood and... › MORE
Sandra K. Warner Deming, 67, of Rancho Palos Verde, California, passed away in her sleep Saturday, September 22, 2012 at her home, following a battle with ALS. She was born March 27, 1945 in Lodi,... › MORE
A resident of Yellow Springs for 15 years, Alice Rabson died on Oct. 22, 2012 in Fredericksburg, Va. She was 92. Alice came to Yellow Springs in 1953 with her husband, Gustave Rabson, who taught... › MORE
Alberta Gertrude Johnson Lauterbach, influential Evanston Democratic political activist, died of old age at her home at the Mather in Evanston on August 31, 2012 at the age of 90. Albe is survived... › MORE
Mary E. Harvey Russo of Wilmington, DE passed away surrounded by her family on Thursday, October 18, 2012. Mary was the daughter of Anna and Joseph Harvey, born in 1926 in Little Falls, NY. Mary... › MORE
Zona Clare King, 78, died at the Lindley Inn assisted living facility in The Plains, OH, on Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, of complications related to Parkinson's Disease. She was born on Oct. 13, 1934... › MORE
Betty Ann (nee Corcoran) Fuchs died on October 18, 2012 after suffering for many years from Primary Progressive Aphasia. She was 81. Betty was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Harold and Angela Corcoran... › MORE
Roxanne Oster Connelly, age 51, of Tucson, Arizona, formerly of Xenia, Ohio, passed away on September 4, 2012 after a two year battle of pancreatic cancer. She was the daughter of the late William... › MORE
EXETER, NH - Bob Friedrichs, 89, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012. He had gracefully accepted a period of diminished capacity and been a resident of the skilled unit at the Ridge at RiverWoods... › MORE