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Wonderful experience with our excellent tour guide Laurent. Very informative and absolutely recommended!
Isabelle was a great guide giving us a wealth of information non stop from the time we boarded the vehicle until we made our farewells. A nice variety of vineyards and a great education.
Hilary G United Kingdom
We had an excellent tour guide with Monica. She was very knowledgable, happy to answer questions and spoke excellent English. The chateaux we visited were varied both in terms of scale and modernity so you get the opportunity to see a variety of producers. Highly recommended.
Absolutely loved this trip. It was thrilling to visit the ares where these famous wines are made and then to experience actual chateaus where the wine is produced. We learned so much about the plants and how they are tended to the creation of the wine. We would recommend this to any one: oenophile to amateur such as ourselves.
This tour was wonderful. We were also lucky because on the day of the tour we had:
(a) excellent weather
(b) an excellent guide: Delphine
(c) in the two Chateaus that we visited we had a chance to be guided by the owners
We also had a wine tasting at a small wine shop at Saint Emilion where we were able to test examples of all the qualified wines. The tour was well organized and paced. Highly recommended indeed.
An excellent trip. Boris was a superb guide and very knowledgable. Good tips on where to eat for lunch too. The afternoon wine tasting in St Emilion was the icing on the cake. Very comfortable transport.
Book with confidence.
Peter Bleasby
Great trip. Guide was well informed, the entire day was informative and totally a pleasure
Excellent tour. Knowlegableand interesting guide.
Great tour, very personable and knowledgeable guide David. He kept the tour moving well and we had a thoroughly enjoyable day along with some nice wine!
An excellent and very enjoyable day trip. Our guide Matt was extremely helpful and very knowledgeable about the wine growing business and he spoke excellent English. A little more free time in St Emilion would have been helpful. However all in all very good value for money.
It was FANTASTIC. It was worth every penny we paid. But the greatest thanks and appreciation goes to our super guide ISABELLE. She gave us every single information about the vine industry with special emphasis of Bordeaux. She answered all of our questions with patience and displayed amazing in depth knowledge. She was pleasant and handled our small group from different corners of the world very professionnaly. Thank you Isabelle, thank you for making our day. Claudia and Turhan
The old petite town of Saint-Emilion is a must if you are visiting Bordeaux and this tour is the perfect way to do it as it also visits 3 beautiful chateaux wineries as well. Wine tasting is of course included at each winery and optionally at the town of Saint-Emilion as well. The overall tour guide Marion was excellent. Each winery also has its own guide and all of them were excellent. Highly recommended
We had a wonderful day touring this region with our guide who was very knowledgeable of the history of the area, of the growing of the grapes, the wine making process and the differences between the Saint-Emilion and Pomerol appellations. At our first chateaux we had a great tour of the winery and then a very comprehensive wine tasting lesson. Our time in the lovely town of Saint-Emilion was fun with an informative tour, a delicious lunch of Croque Monsieur, followed by an enjoyable wine tasting in a local establishment run by a delightful Irishman. He regaled us with stories and had us taste two wines at a time without telling us the price. We then would pick our favorite and more times than not it would be the less expensive wine. Lesson learned. Finally we went to a chateaux in Pomerol for another tour and wine tasting. It was a thoroughly pleasurable day and well worth the money.
We had a wonderful time on our tour this past Saturday with Boris. He was a fountain of information and energy, with a sincere love for Bordeaux. Our first stop of the day was a small, family-run winery in Pomerol Chateau du Tailhas. We received a tour by the niece of the owner and her ability to share personal stories from when her grandfather and great-grandfather ran the winery made the tour special. The tasting was a bit underwhelming, but still enjoyable. Our next stop was in the village of Saint-Émilion. Before arriving in the village itself, Boris took us on a bit of a driving tour of some of the surrounding vineyards, pointing out some prestigious wineries to better explain the classification system. It was quite helpful, and the scenery was superb. Boris then took us on a short walking tour of the village, pointing out restaurants for lunch as well as sites we might want to visit. We had about 1.5 hours of free time, which afforded my fiancé and I enough time for lunch, a climb of La Tour du Chateau du Roy, and a peek inside the Eglise Collegiale de Saint-Émilion. As a group, we then went to Le Cellier de Saint Emilion, for a wine tasting with Bruno, the owner. Bruno was very generous and had seven wines for us to sample that had very different profiles and prices. It was a great tasting and Bruno was very happy to answer any questions the group had. For our last stop, we left the village and travelled to Chateau de Pressac, which has an impressive history: the Hundred Years War ended there. The views from the Chateau were spectacular, and a reason to come here in and of itself. The tour and tasting were enjoyable, and while we would have loved some free time to just admire the scenery, we were on a bit of a tight schedule. Overall, we had a great time on this tour and highly recommend it. We even considered going on Boriss tour to Medoc the next day!
The Tour guide was fantastic. Her descriptive information on the Bordeaux region and the wineries was very informative and made me appreciate the passion and dedication of the people associated with Bordeaux.
Our tour guide was lovely and very knowledgeable. Our first winery at Pomeral was a delightful traditional winery. We enjoyed our visit there. Arriving at Saint Emillion we visited a wine merchant, the village is full of them. It was an interesting visit and good wines were tasted. We had an hour free time before a walking tour of the village and the church. We caught a quick bite then explored...so much to see...lovely streets and everything so old. The walking tour was interesting and not hurried. We would have liked more free time there really, to relax over a meal and explore the museum and shops. Our last stop out of the village was another winery but it lacked charm and was so very modern and efficient. Wine was very rough. Disappointing. We would have rather had another hour at Saint- Emillion or another winery with character. We did however have a great day and were well looked after by our guide.
Can I suggest a tour to Saint Emillion with less wine tasting and more time in the village.Thank you!
This is a fantastic day trip. Our host David, a fellow Australian from our home town, was extremely knowledgeable and made the day very interesting. This is a must do side trip from Bordeaux and if you are fortunate enough to have David as your host then that is an added bonus. Thank you David for ALL of your assistance. Robyn, Dennis and Dana
This was a fantastic trip, the knowledge of our guide was excellent and additional wine tasting in the village of St Emilion itself was a great bonus.
What a wonderful day. Boris was fantastic, very knowledgeable and quite funny. We had 6 in our tour all 8 would have been a tight squeeze in the van which was perfect. 2 vinyards we visited were different and interesting in their differences. The town was great - the 2 hours to eat and wander around were perfect.
This was an excellent tour. Isobel, our guide, was enthusiastic and very well informed, as were the staff at the two vineyards - and the contrast between the two locations and wines was very interesting too. It was good to have a decent amount of free time to explore and enjoy lunch in St Emilion. Highly recommended.
Really enjoyable day
Very knowledgable guide
Good information about wines
Matthew was a very knowledgable and professional guide and the tour was very worthwhile. Early on we visited Chateau de Sales in Pomerol where we were shown over the winery by a manager who provided expert commentary and information and were able to taste a number of wines from different vintages. We had an extensive tour around St Emilion , had lunch in the village not a good choice of restaurant as it turned out- Matthew was advised to not recommend it in future and a wine tasting in one of the retail outlets. After leaving the village we were taken to another chateau and winery for another tasting. Altogether a very informative tour which included a stop at Chateau Latour which produces the most expensive wines in the world. To be in close proximity to the merlot vines that produce that wine was very exciting.
Excellent tour. Terrific guide Chris. Long day but well worth it. James in Saint-Emilion for the wine tasting was entertaining and a font of knowledge.
Chris was a great tour guide; very knowledgeable and informative. Highly recommend.


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The Committee on Continuing Medical Education (CCME) is made up of representatives of The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' Districts, liaison members of international organizations with whom the College sponsors postgraduate courses (Federaction Mexicana de Ginecologia y Obstetricia; Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC), representatives from the College programs such as the Committee on Scientific Program (CSP) for the Annual Clinical Meeting, and the Editor-in-chief of the College Update Series. The staff includes the Vice President for Education, Director of the Department of Continuing Professional Development, Cognate Administrator, and Program Specialists of the Department of Continuing Professional Development. The CCME oversees the development of postgraduate courses, jointly provided programs and enduring materials to ensure compliance with the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) Essential Areas and Policies. The primary role of the CCME is to ensure quality and consistency in the content development and design processs for each educational activity.
Chair - District V
Wayne Trout, MD
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Search and rescue crews Friday afternoon recovered the body of the front-end loader operator who went missing in the pond of a gravel pit north of Battle Ground on Thursday evening.
The operator was identified as Paul Ritola, 74, a longtime county resident who lived near the Tebo gravel pit, which is at 24810 N.E. 92nd Ave.
There were apparently no witnesses to the accident.
When Ritola did not return home for dinner Thursday, family members went to the nearby pit, where he had been working, and discovered the accident scene with disturbed gravel, pulled-down trees and broken pipes leading down to the water.
Divers and technical rescue team members responded at 8:45 p.m. Thursday and found the loader on its side in 6 to 8 feet of murky water. It had rolled down a steep, 30-foot embankment into the pit.
Crews were on scene Thursday night and Friday to search for Ritola. Multiple agencies, including the Clark County Sheriff's Office, Clark County Fire & Rescue, Clark County Search and Rescue, Clark County Dive Team, Southwest Washington Organization of Rescue Divers (SWORD), and Department of Ecology, were on hand.
Several local businesses with access to heavy equipment and expertise also assisted Friday. The sheriff's office will investigate the accident.
Until midnight Thursday, divers worked in dangerous conditions, said battalion chief and spokesman Tim Dawdy with Clark County Fire & Rescue. They looked for Ritola in darkness and poor visibility in oily, brackish, contaminated water.
"The divers have really done a remarkable job, considering the circumstances," Dawdy said late Thursday night.
Other rescuers made searches along the shore.
Many of the man's family members and friends gathered at the scene.
Just after midnight, a commander radioed that divers and others should be decontaminated and change clothes. Rescuers called for clean water and dish soap to clean themselves after leaving the water.
The many rescuers were cold, tired and hungry, the commander said.
The body was found in the water near the front-end loader.
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Craigslist Deal of the Week
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1650 Upper Market Cottage
A cottage? I didn't think those existed in the city, at least not with a rental price of less than $5k. But this week's Craigslist Deal is here to prove me wrong.
Most likely originally built as a carriage house for the other home on the property, this little place is essentially a stand-alone junior one-bedroom (i.e., it's small), with its own patio. Though some of the angles look kind of wonky, the kitchen built-ins are charming, and the ample views stunning. There's no exterior image in the ad, so "cottage" could end up being quite a stretch, but for $1650 it's well worth checking out.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1800 Taraval 2 Bdrm
I've been showing you one bedrooms and studios on here since the beginning of time (or 2009, to be more precise), but it's a new year—time to shake things up a bit. So for a slight change of pace, this week's Craigslist Deal is a (oh, the suspense!) TWO bedroom. I mean, can you imagine?
I went outside of the box for this one for a few reasons: A., it's located on Taraval near West Portal, an area with plenty of good hole-in-the-wall restaurants, proximity to the L, and walkability; B., the kitchen is huge, the whole place is filled with enviable light, and there's even a backyard; and C., it's under $2k. So here's to expanding horizons–and square footage–in 2011.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1495 Jr 1 Bdrm Near Polk
The end of the year always brings good tidings and great rental deals. It's not thanks to holiday cheer, mind you; rather, it's landlords slashing prices to get their apartments rented when people are busy nesting and shopping, and have no intention of packing up and shipping out until at least late January. But if you're one of the brave souls willing to get through the holidays and a move in one whirlwind month, you're in luck: The market is rich with low-cost options.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1395 Upper Market Studio
I won't lie; retro tile gets me every single time. I can't pass up a good turquoise or checkered motif, even if the condition isn't tip-top or the color combination is less than ideal (pink, anyone?). But you can't live on – or, rather, around – charming tile alone; sleeping in the bathroom simply won't do.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1500 Downtown Studio
There's no place like the city for the holidays. The lights, the shopping, the general disgruntledness replaced with cheer — it's magic. In that spirit, I couldn't help but home in on this sharp little studio. True, it's borderline 'Loin territory, but don't let that deter you, as it's also borderline Downtown.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1650 Hayes/Lower Haight 1 Bdrm
There's a nip in the air now that can only mean one thing: Winter's right around the corner. Being as this is San Francisco, however, that nip could easily change into a warm streak or, just as likely, a rainy spell. Be prepared for the city's schizophrenic weather with a well-equipped apartment, like this week's Craigslist Deal.
A flash of sun peeking through the clouds? Head outside to your own private patio to bask in the end-of-season rays. If it's wool coat weather, gather 'round the fireplace indoors instead–true it's only decorative, but it's not like this is Minnesota. Slap a few candles or a space heater in there and it's kind of the same idea, right?
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1350 Studio on Haight
I've always been fond of the city's outer neighborhoods (Sunset, holler!), but one bout of rain is all it takes to have me singing the praises of more centralized living. When the weather isn't cooperating, it helps to have your favorite night spots close at hand in order to shake that cabin fever that inevitably sets in after a day or so of rain.
So if you've got similar concerns, or simply appreciate a home close to the city's hub, this week's Craigslist Deal is for you. It's right on Haight about a half a block from Divis – steps to The Page, near NOPA, Bar Crudo, Ragazza, and other favorite dining spots, and around the corner from Faletti's if you've got to make a quick dash to the store.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1795 Lower Nob Hill 1 Bdrm
Wait, wait! Stick with me for a second. If the title of this week's Craigslist Deal hadn't declared "Not Tenderloin!" in large print, I might have skipped it too. But this true Lower Nob Hill unit is just a few blocks shy of 'Loin potential, and in this city, you know even a block or two can be a world of difference (and a completely different neighborhood).
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1875 Presidio Landmark 1 Bdrm
Halloween has come and gone, but if you're still looking for a good scare the city's spookiest spots remain to creep you out for the rest of the year. Case in point: this week's Craigslist Deal, located in the new Presidio Landmark. It may look as lovely as can be now (hardwood floors! washer and dryer in unit! a hot tub out back!), but drive by before the renovation and the former Public Health Service Hospital could make the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
Craigslist Deal of the Week: $1475 NoPa Studio
Most studio kitchens are meager, to say the least; a small chunk of the wall with a few plates-worth of cabinets, a sink, a wisp of a stove, and virtually no counter space to devote to actually preparing a meal. On the other hand, find a studio that's big enough to actually cook in, and who wants to? When that quick sole meunière is bound to spend at least a week hanging out in your nearby sheets and pillows, it's just not worth the effort.


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The first part in a multi-part series about the "Lean UX" approach to product development at TheLadders.
There are lots of buzz words flying around in product development these days, but what they are and how they are applied can be hard to grasp. I'd like to pull the curtain back and share how we've been applying "Lean UX" in product development at TheLadders.
My team has been working on an iPhone application for our job seekers, which is due to launch in the coming months. As Lead User Experience Designer on the project, I have collaborated closely with my team, applying a "Lean UX" approach - which TheLadders is known for, thanks to the great work of Jeff Gothelf and Will Evans, my predecessors here. In this multi-part series, I'll share with you how we got through the early, foggy stages of product definition quickly; how we built out the guts of our app while constantly testing with users; and a cutting-edge long-term study we're running with real users for the last two months of development, while we refine the last set of features.


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Customer Comments
As I think about it, I would say that the Reunion application at any price is still a bargain!...In my mind, Reunion ranks quite high in the 'value' category -- just look at the value of this (free) list [ReunionTalk] that we write to, and the direct, timely feedback from LeisterPro. Very few application developers listen to the user community this closely.
Thanks again for such a great program.
Herb Klumpe, III
I want to congratulate and thank you for designing and developing such an outstanding product. It is conceptually elegant, easy to grasp, extremely smooth in use and navigation; and the clean, easy-to-produce outputs have, after just a couple of days, already begun to produce results as far as getting involvement for data collection from family members.
Joe da Rosa
I appreciate the work that goes into your web site and your updates. Because of your work, I have learned more about the software as well as about other users. To me, the work you are doing is what a customer-oriented company should be doing (but so few do). I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate that.
Priscilla Yonemura
This is just a bit of noise, hopefully enough to make you feel a bit pleased about your ever-improving product.
I have spent less than ten minutes looking inside the new Reunion manual; yet, I find the application (and especially SuperChart) to be very easy, intuitive and robust. It has been quite useful to me tonight, as I attempted to get pages and pages of material printed for sending away to relatives I met via PhoneDisc USA!
It is very obvious that you have been listening to Reunion users, and doing quite some thinking on your own...
Michael Emery
Just a note to you to let you know how impressed I am with Reunion. I bought the product last week, with the intent of helping my parents by recording their research. I am deeply impressed with the quality of your program.
Ease of use, flexibility, power, sophistication, functionality: your program has it all.
I actually read the manual before starting, but I'm not sure that I couldn't have done my data entry without the studying. The data entry process simply makes sense. I just tried my hand at reporting, and was impressed with the ease, thoroughness, and flexibility of the reporting process, coupled with the seamless integration into SuperChart and my word processor (ClarisWorks) made it a snap to try multiple types and formats of reports, without fear of failure or agonizingly slow data export.
About five years ago, a friend of mine badgered me into trying Quicken; his phrase was "This is the program that computers were invented for." I have to say that Reunion is the other program that computers were invented for. Reunion is to genealogical research as Quicken is to checkbooks and accounting, and anyone who has used Quicken knows that is high praise indeed.
My appreciation and thanks to you and your staff for an outstanding tool. I look forward to many more hours of working with it.
By the way, the manual is also impressive in its clarity and comprehensiveness. In addition to describing your product fully, it touches on a number of areas that most manual writers would never dare to include, like scanning density and CPU/memory/performance issues.
Thanks again,
Tim Logan
I really must say, that the development of Reunion in the past years was an excellent way of improving a product already very good in the beginning. I would rate Reunion as one of the best and most intelligent, thus userfriendly programs for the Macintosh.
Herwig Niggemann
I recently purchased your excellent program, Reunion for Macintosh from MacConnection, and wish to comment regarding my complete satisfaction to date. I have entered over 410 individuals dating back to the year 1600, and am still going strong. Reunion is one of the most powerful, well-organized and user-friendly programs I have ever had the pleasure of using. The documentation was readable, in a logical order, and almost unnecessary because of the intuitive design of the program, except as an easy-find reference for the more intricate maneuvers.
I can't pass on enough praise regarding the professional nature of your product. I was lurking on a Newsgroup (soc.genealogy.nordic) today when I spotted a question from someone asking if anyone knew of a good Mac genealogy program. My e-mail to him was undoubtedly more detailed than he expected, but it was a pleasure to recommend your fine product to him. You can be rightly proud of it.
Leif-Erik Wadelius
I've had your Macintosh version of Reunion software for 3 years.
I have made numerous mistakes entering data due to my own enthusiasm and not reading the excellent manual which you provide. (When I finally did read it, I found out that it was the best user's manual I had ever seen.)
The mistakes which I made could have required a lot of work on my part to correct. I've called four times for support since 1994. Each time, your staff went beyond the call and jumped through hoops helping me.
The last time, the lady made two suggestions that may have saved me hundreds of hours of labor. I paid little over $100 for the software. One call for support was worth that many times over in the time that I saved by the advice given.
You make the best damn family history software on the planet. Not only do I know that - I am told this at genealogy groups and meetings everywhere I go. Many, many people that actually do serious genealogy on a Mac end up going to it once they see it.
The best part is, that because of your software, I've made discoveries about my past and that of my family that had, and continues to have a tremendous emotional impact on myself and many others along the path.
My life has been effected profoundly by using Reunion. If I ever meet you, I'm gonna hug you.
Gordon Perry
It isn't everyday that one can boast of a software package doing everything that it has promised to do. In the case of Reunion, I can happily say that it does-- and more!
The entry of data is seamless, the reports are outstanding and the integration of my own word processor to open the reports for editing or viewing is just plain awesome.
The ability to customize the reports, entry screens, etc. is also a great feature-- it almost makes hours of data entry enjoyable.
I can't say enough about the new version, except -- thanks for making genealogy research a pleasure! :)
Alan G. Hartman
I use Reunion extensively in all genealogical research and recommended it to all my friends and fellow researchers. Reunion has made research a pleasure - it produces accurate and clean looking charts and reports in an instant. Thus making comparison of information so much easier. After all this time I am still finding new uses for Reunion.
Terence Gregory
Last week I upgraded my family files (nothing could have been simpler) and was totally blown away by the appearance and new features of Reunion. I honestly don't know which part I love more: Reunion or SuperChart.
Though I'm not a power user, the H-U-G-E family card might make me retire my mouse in favor of the keyboard shortcuts but I do so love the new button palette; the drag feature in charting is a major blessing... and the narrative Ahnentafel report impressed my sister so much that I think she is soon going to wear out my printer.
I could go on and on and find something good to say about every new feature in Reunion but I won't. I'll just say thank you, thank you, thank you and let you all get back to work on improving Reunion (if it's possible!)
Jerry Frezon
The support department is outstanding. You can get an E-mail answer to your problem within 24 hours. More than once I have E-mailed a GEDCOM file for them to spot my mistakes.
Terry Dearborn
I've used others before (Family Roots, among others) but this is the Daddy of them all. I maintain a database of 2000 interconnected names, many of which have biographies (some 10 pages long) and photos. Reunion is incredibly easy to use, is totally faithful to the Mac interface, and the support team are terrific...Reunion, for me, is simply about the best written program (of any of them) for the Mac that I have ever seen, and that's quite something! I cannot recommend it too highly.
Nick Michael
The review by David Pogue and the demonstration convinced me.
Denise Jindrich
Elegant, superb, mean, lean, slick, polished... There are many good Mac apps - top of the "good" heap is Claris Works 2.1 in my book, but great apps???? I've only handled one, FrameMaker 3.0! You just kicked it off the pedestal I reserve for #1.
To all concerned and connected with the effort. "SUPERB JOB" Well thought out, totally loaded with features built out of anticipating an operator's, "Gee, I wish...". No goofy fluff features (those that will never be used by the semi-sane) stuffed in just to add to the features list.
In today's politically correct world, the premise of TQM would advocate continuous change. Whatever you are doing at LP, I would say the product indicates you have the right folks making the right decisions at the right time. It ain't broke so don't fix it!
James E. Cole
...The big pluses: GREAT manual, GREAT online support; Mac-centric product and cross-platform support is best of both worlds.
Paul DiGiovanni
I was a PAF user for years until the recent update to Reunion was released, and I have nothing but praise for this program. I bemoaned the fact that I couldn't get ROOTS for the Mac, but having used Reunion for a month or so, I am delighted. The charts, sorting, and footnotes all make it a sophisticated, user-friendly program.
Margot Feiner Conte
It pays to buy quality products! I love it.
Paul Goulet
...the main advantages are in the program itself and include:
* Basic "screen" is a three-generation family card (g-parents, parents & children; i.e., the focus is on the family, information about individuals is presented in the context of the family).
* Versatile provisions for navigation within the program data files; i.e., by buttons (as above), index, relationship chart, sorts, direct entry, and (other?).
* Very good (and getting better) provisions to document source materials.
* Lots of room for notes, including both formatted and freetext entries.
* Versatile date entry (I particularly like the ability to enter Y-M-D before death date, i.e., as sometimes found on a tombstone, and have the program instantly calculate a birth date).
* Versatile means to sort data to isolate selected entries of interest.
Without a doubt, I could go on. But another very big "plus" is: LEISTER LISTENS!
I do believe that a number of the suggestions I've made over the years (I've been using the program since version 1/Mac) have been implemented in subsequent versions.
Which leads to yet another plus, periodic improvements in the form of successive versions; the program keeps getting better and the means to convert from old to new are always included as part of the upgrade.
Bill Gerber
I've never written a software author before, but you are the exception. I recently downloaded the demo version of Reunion and was hooked. I couldn't wait to call MacConnection and order the full version (FedEx of course)!
It came this morning. I love it. Thank you so much. The manual is great. When I saw the section titled "I for 1", I knew that this was written by someone who cared about and paid attention to detail.
I have a 500 meg hard drive full of software and shelves full of software manuals, and NONE of them are written with the detail of your documentation.
I have some handwritten genealogy records going back to 1807 in Wales, and I look forward to using Reunion to help me get all this stuff organized.
Thanks again for a WONDERFUL product.
Larry L. Lloyd
Excellent program - well designed manual - one of the best I've seen - well done!
John Eveleigh
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I agree that REUNION is wonderful!!!!! I especially like its versatility, its numerous charts, descendancy, and reports that I can copy to add to my e-mail while online. I love the charts it generates, its ability to show relationship onscreen --i.e. 6C4R--"Sixth cousin, four times removed", and being able to tell which generation your grandparents are.
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I've used Reunion since version 1 (it was the best then, and it's probably still the best). Version 4 is terrific! I demoed it at the Genealogy SIG of our local AMUG (Arizona Mac Users Group) last weekend (think I may have awed some attendees with its powerful, yet simple control).
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1. See, for example, Ann Jones and Peter Stallybrass's "Fetishizing Gender: Constructing the Hermaphrodite in Renaissance Europe," in Body Guards, ed. Julia Epstein and Kristina Straub (New York: Routledge, 1991), pp. 80–111, as well as Robert Kimbrough's discussion of the two words in "Androgyny Seen through Shakespeare's Disguise," Shakespeare Quarterly 33 (1982): 21 n. 8. My discussion of the symbolic literary use of androgyny inclines toward Kimbrough's (with the exception of his above-referenced footnote, which summarizes the Renaissance medical implications of the words "androgyny" and "hermaphrodism"). But my discussion differs fundamentally in approach from that of Jones and Stallybrass, who focus on the effects of classical and Renaissance biological (and literary) texts on definitions of physical "maleness" and "femaleness." My concern, unlike theirs, is not with androgyny/hermaphrodism as a biological category, but as an artificial symbol of a heterosexual relationship or of a psychological condition.
2. Phyllis Rackin, "Androgyny, Mimesis, and the Marriage of the Boy Heroine on the Renaissance Stage," in Speaking of Gender, ed. Elaine Showalter (New York: Routledge, 1989), p. 113.
3. See Ken Ringle, "Into the Heart—and Soul—of Africa: Laurens van der Post's Spiritual Quest as Writer, Hunter, Soldier & Humanist," The Washington Post, 26 June 1993. In a section entitled "The Fall of Eros" in his recent Love and Friendship (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1993), the late Allan Bloom also defines the Greeks' expansive notion of eros.
4. Cynthia Secor, quoted in Kimbrough, "Androgyny Seen," p. 19.
5. Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene, ed. A. C. Hamilton (New York: Longman, 1977). Other references to The Faerie Queene are also to this edition.
6. The Orphic Hymns: Text, Translation, and Notes, trans, and ed. Apostolos N. Athanassakis (Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1977). All references to the hymns are to this edition.
7. Marjorie Garber, Vested Interests: Cross-Dressing and Cultural Anxiety (New York: Routledge, 1992).
8. Alfred Harbage, for example, speaks of "two distinct theatrical traditions in England. … romantic, idealistic, positive, and often patriotic and religious drama," and "satirical comedy." Quoted in R. A. Foakes, "The Profession of Playwright," in Modern Shakespearean Criticism, ed. Alvin B. Kernan (New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1970), p. 145 n. 1.
9. The seminal work clarifying this likeness is Jonas Barish's Anti-theatrical Prejudice(Berkeley: University of California Press, 1981), especially chapters 4 and 5.


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Reese Witherspoon was on hand at this year's MTV Movie Awards to accept the Generation Award for her work in genre-spanning box-office hits like "Election," "Legally Blonde," "Cruel Intentions," "Pleasantville" and "Walk the Line," which earned her a Best Actress Oscar. But what Witherspoon — and the audience, for that matter — probably wasn't expecting was some surprisingly salty banter from the co-stars who presented her with the award.
Patrick Dempsey, Robert Pattinson and Chelsea Handler took the stage to praise Witherspoon's illustrious career, with Dempsey, who co-starred with Reese in the 2002 romantic comedy "Sweet Home Alabama," describing the actress as "beautiful and multitalented." The actor ran down her long list of accomplishments, both onscreen and off, concluding his portion with a mention of Witherspoon's charitable work with the Avon Foundation. Up next was a stunned Pattinson, who asked aloud, "I'm supposed to talk about the Avon thing?!"
The "Twilight" hunk — he and Kristen Stewart had won Best Kiss just moments earlier — quickly tried to recover, calling Witherspoon a "great person" and pulling a piece of paper with some notes on it from his pocket. Still obviously nervous, RPattz told the crowd that he had been instructed by the teleprompter to "ad lib" his dedication. "This is the worst," Handler quipped about Pattinson's hilariously shaky start.
Pattinson finally got his bearings and addressed Witherspoon, who was seated in the audience. The 24-year-old star reminded the actress that she played his mother in the 2004 drama "Vanity Fair" but his portion of the film was cut out, joking that it was at Witherspoon's suggestion. However, in their most recent venture, "Water for Elephants," Pattinson noted that Witherspoon "played my lover." And then (in what's bound to go down in MTV Movie Awards, missed-the-bleep-button history) Pattinson blurted, "But I did f— you." His F-bomb went live and uncensored.
But he wasn't done yet. The actor went on to suggest that Witherspoon had trouble speaking while in a girdle, has a penchant for tequila and that she may or may not be "33 percent lesbian," as an embarrassed Witherspoon hid her face and laughed from her seat. Pattinson concluded his remarks by saying, "It's not always a bad thing to have sexual chemistry with your mother," once again referencing his unseen part in "Vanity Fair."
"What a tough act to follow," the host of E!'s "Chelsea Lately" deadpanned. The late-night funny lady opened by complimenting Witherspoon, a mother of two, saying she "still has a smaller ass than Justin Bieber. It's OK, we're friends," Handler assured the vocal crowd.
The comedian also shared that her pal actually has a naughty side — as seen in the infamous roller-coaster moment with Mark Wahlberg in the thriller "Fear" — before Witherspoon finally took the stage to accept her award.
A beaming Witherspoon, who took the roast from "the three most ridiculous people in the world" like a champ, quickly fired back. She told her "Water for Elephants" flame that he actually botched his joke and should have declared himself the "best mother—-er in Hollywood." Witherspoon's zinger had Pattinson and the MTV audience cracking up.
The Hollywood star's acceptance speech included some great one-liners, but she also countered Handler's suggestion that she's a "dirty birdie" deep down. Rather, Witherspoon said she hopes aspiring actresses will look to her for inspiration instead of seeking fame by way of a reality show. The 35-year-old let loose about reality starlets and actresses who've exposed themselves for fame.
"I just want to say to all the girls out there, I know it's cool to be bad. I get it … but it's also possible to make it in Hollywood without a reality show," Witherspoon said to a cheering audience. She continued, "When I came up in this business, if you made a sex tape, you were embarrassed, you hid it under your bed … and, like, if you took naked pictures of yourself on your cell phone, you hide your face, people!"
In closing, the actress thanked MTV for years of support and all of the fans who had made it possible for her to live out her life-long dream.
What did you think of Reese Witherspoon's MTV Generation Award moment? Let us know in the comments section below and on Twitter!
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Former U.S. congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., the son of a civil rights leader and a one-time rising star in Democratic politics, pleaded guilty today to misusing about $750,000 in campaign money.
Jackson, 47, of Chicago, wept quietly as he entered the plea in U.S. District Court in Washington, where Judge Robert Wilkins accepted the plea.
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Under an agreement with prosecutors, Jackson faces up to five years – the maximum prison sentence allowed by law.
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Parents just don't understand... or wait, maybe they totally, really do. Last fall, Papa John Landis revealed that all was not well between Fox and his son/screenwriter/director Max Landis. The kid was working on a script for the sequel to the surprise smash hit "Chronicle," but apparently suits at the studio didn't dig it. "He wrote a sequel, and it's amazing, and the studio read it and said, 'We want 'Chronicle' again!' And he said, 'No, this is the sequel, it's the evolution, and they said 'No, we want that movie again!' So it's difficult, we're dealing with a difficult business," Dad Landis said in October. But this spring, Max Landis was all, "My father is not involved in 'Chronicle 2.' It was not his place to say that." Turns out Dad might have seen the writing on the wall a long, long time ago.
It turns out that Max Landis and "Chronicle 2" are done, professionally. "'Chronicle 2' is still probably happening, just not with my involvement as of now. It's a bummer, but there are no real hard feelings," Landis Jr. tweeted yesterday. It is a bit disappointing that the franchise will continue without the guy who brought the inventiveness that made "Chronicle" feel so fresh in the first place.
So what's next for "Chronicle 2"? No word yet, but since it's at Fox, we presume they'll follow their usual routine of throwing a bunch of writers at it, turning out something bland and then rushing it through production. But hey, we're willing to be proven wrong. As for original director Josh Trank, he's busy elsewhere, preparing the "Fantastic Four" reboot for a 2015 release. [The Wrap]


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40th Anniversary Celebration of Exile on Main Street
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What do you get when you cross one of Melbourne's most iconic rock bars with one of the best LPs of all time? You get the Cherry Rock's Exile on Main Street 40th Anniversary Tribute.
Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time rated The Rolling Stones' 1972 LP, Exile on Main Street at number seven. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of this classic double LP, Cherry Bar is bringing together the who's who of Melbourne's music to perform the LP cover-to-cover over two consecutive nights.
Artists performing include Nick Barker, Dave Larkin, Matt Sonic, Ashley Naylor, The Wolfgramm Sisters and Spencer P Jones, supported by the 'Exile' band.
In the words of Keith Richards, 'The rock's easy, but the roll is another thing…'
WHEN: Saturday 12 May and Sunday 13 May
WHERE: Cherry Bar, ACDC Lane, Melbourne
WEB: Tickets cherryrock.com.au or $20 on the door
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Stonnington lights up with the Glow Winter Arts Festival.
Chroma's Pre-performance Music Talk
Warm up your ears for Chroma's marvelous mishmash of Mozart and The White Stripes.
Festival of Live Art
The inaugural festival seeks to expand on the notions of art and performance over 17 days of diverse events.
Photo & Video
Storytelling and songs from Aluka
Female vocalists Aluka have recorded their debut album in some of Victoria's most unusual locations.
Video: Melbourne Festival Program Launch
The champagne flowed and tennis rackets were climbed through at the recent program launch of Melbourne Festival 2012. We were there to film it.
Video: Melbourne Jazz
With the Jazz Fest is full swing, we made a short film looking at how Melbourne is a jazz city. Enjoy.


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A sound card or audio board which allows computers to output audio signals through speakers and/or headphones. Originally, when computers were first released, it produced no more than various tones generated through the PC Speaker.
A sound card (also known as an audio card) is a computer expansion card that facilitates the input and output of audio signals to/from a computer under control of computer programs. Typical uses of sound cards include providing the audio component for multimedia applications such as music composition, editing video or audio, presentation/education, and entertainment (games). Many computers have sound capabilities built in, while others require additional expansion cards to provide for audio capability.
Sound cards usually feature a digital-to-analog converter, that converts recorded or generated digital data into an analog format. The output signal is connected to an amplifier, headphones, or external device using standard interconnects, such as a TRS connector or an RCA connector. If the number and size of connectors is too large for the space on the backplate the connectors will be off-board, typically using a breakout box, or an auxiliary backplate. More advanced cards usually include more than one sound chip to provide for higher data rates and multiple simultaneous functionality.
Most sound cards have a line in connector for signal from a cassette tape recorder or similar sound source. The sound card digitizes this signal and stores it (under control of appropriate matching computer software) on the computer's hard disk for storage, editing, or further processing. Another common external connector is the microphone connector, for use by a microphone or other low level input device. Input through a microphone jack can then be used by speech recognition software or for Voice over IP applications.


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