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By jmcp-Oracle on Jun 04, 2005
By the time we got home yesterday (Friday 3 June 2005, 16:00 Australia/NSW time, after touching down barely an hour beforehand), we had been awake for nearly 3 days straight. Still, we managed to stay awake until about 10pm which I think really helped us with the jetlag. Finally J has some idea of the totally bodgy state of mind that I get into any time I have to fly to the US! We have truly had the adventure of a lifetime. We saw so much art (paintings and sculptures etc), so many parts of cities we had only ever read about, and experienced so much that I'm just not going to bother trying to blog about it all. I am glad though that I didn't lug my laptop around Europe though. Not only would J have gotten annoyed at me, but it was excess weight that we didn't need. Mainly because I bought museum guidebooks along the way...... Anyway, 1100 photos, 6 quicktime movies and once more yay for Apple's iPod photo and the iPod photo connector. We had a blast on this trip. The only part I really didn't like was our night in Turin (Torino) so we could catch the Eurostar train to Paris early the next day. I'll mention the gory details later. So, a few little things to jot down: 1. 7508 emails in my Sun inbox (apart from the 1000 or so filtered already, yay imap). 2. I have a 20% assignment due on Monday afternoon at 5pm. 3. At 13:43 CET on Thursday we had been in the air from Vienna for about 2:43 and I saw another jumbo fly past us at what looked like a really dangerously close distance. 4. J's family in the UK were fantastic (again, more detail later). 5. I shouldn't pack so many clothes! 6. NAB had a "planned" system outage (not noted on their internet banking web page or their main page) closely followed by a 24hour total card-related outage due to their telco lines being down. All card authorisation requests were apparently rejected for a total of 36 hours. 7. Pay attention to the traffic lights in Firenze. It'll save your skin! 8. The Sistine Chapel is a true work of art. If it's the only thing you see in the Vatican Museum then you've gotten your money's worth. 9. Don't bother with vino della casa in Italy (or France or the UK), it's almost always really bad stuff. Stick to the bottled stuff. 10. I am so glad to be back home where I can cook vegies again. 11. Limoncino and Limoncello should be served icy cold and before the espresso. 12. Book ahead (weeks!) for the Uffizi Gallery. 13. The Rosetta Stone is not in the Louvre, but in the (free) British Museum. Seeing it on Wednesday made the entire UK part of our trip worth it. (I thought we'd missed out on it in Paris at the Louvre because the Egyptian wing was closed the day we went and I don't think I've ever been more happy to be wrong). 14. Stamps from the Vatican City post office are much bigger than you think, so it's almost better to write your postcard after you've stuck the stamps on it. Right. Now I have to get onto my assignment so it's a good thing I've been pondering it for the last two weeks via my subconscious. CiaoCiao from Sydney


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I have a question that probably seems kind of stupid but I can't find a definitive answer from google.
In Microsoft's DHCP Server service, and if you are running AD, you can "authorize" a DHCP server.
I'm guessing that means that if a DHCP server is not authorized, and joined to the domain, it won't respond to DHCP requests correct?
Also, does it need to have it's name in DNS for it to actually function properly? For example dhcp.example.com -> 192.168.1.2
I know it's recommended, but what are the ramifications if you don't have it?

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|Distributed widely in sub-Saharan Africa from Senegal and Gambia to Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, and south to about 31° in South Africa. Although fairly widespread in southern Africa, the species appears to be rare in West Africa, and it has not been recorded from several countries including Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Niger (Cant and Gilchrist in press). They apparently were introduced to Zanzibar (Pakenham 1984), although neither Stuart and Stuart (1998) nor Goldman and Winther-Hansen (2003) recorded them during camera-trapping surveys, suggesting they are either rare or absent. Recorded to 1,600 m in Ethiopia (Yalden et al. 1996).
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|Recorded densities vary widely between habitats and locations. On the Serengeti plains, Banded Mongooses live at a density of around 3 individuals/km² (Waser et al. 1995). By contrast, a population in Queen Elizabeth N.P., Uganda, lives at higher densities, averaging 18 individuals/km² (Cant 1998, Gilchrist and Otali 2002).
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Cant, M.A. 1998. Communal breeding in banded mongooses and the theory of reproductive skew. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Cambridge.
Cant, M.A. and Gilchrist, J.S. 2013. Mungos mungo Banded Mongoose. In: J. Kingdon and M. Hoffmann (eds), The Mammals of Africa. V. Carnivores, Pangolins, Equids and Rhinoceroses, pp. 354-360. Bloomsbury, London, UK.
Gilchrist, J.S. and Otali, E. 2002. The effects of refuse-feeding on home-range use, group size, and intergroup encounters in the banded mongoose. Canadian Journal of Zoology 80: 1795-1802.
Goldman, H.V. and Winther-Hansen, J. 2003. First photographs of the Zanzibar servaline Genet Genetta servalina archeri and other endemic subspecies on the island of Unguja, Tanzania. Small Carnivore Conservation 29: 1-4.
Pakenham, R.H.W. 1984. The Mammals of Zanzibar and Pemba islands. Printed Privately, Harpenden.
Stuart, C. and Stuart, T. 1998. A note on the herpestids and viverrids of south-eastern Unguja (Zanzibar) Island. Small Carnivore Conservation 18: 16-17.
Waser, P.M., Elliott, L.F., Creel, N.M. and Creel, S.R. 1995. Habitat variation and mongoose demography. In: A.R.E. Sinclair and P. Arcese (eds), Serengeti II: dynamics, management, and conservation of an ecosystem, pp. 421-447. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, USA.
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For the last year, United Electrical Workers Local 150 has been trying to enlist city workers, particularly those in the sanitation department. N.C. law prohibits collective bargaining for public employees, but union officials say they can fight for better pay and working conditions. Sanitation workers have been protesting in front of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center for the last month.
UE Local 150 is lobbying the city to allow employees to voluntarily send paycheck deductions to the union, something the city allows for certain charities. Ashaki Binta, an organizer with the United Electrical Workers from Raleigh, said not having direct deposit makes it difficult for the union to thrive. "We want payroll deduction," she said. "The city does it for the United Way, they do it for the Arts & Science Council." She said the city has said it's too expensive to set up a deduction system, even though other N.C. municipalities have done it.
The City Council asked City Manager Curt Walton last month to review the sanitation workers' concerns. That report hasn't been released by the city.
The union also wants the ability to "meet and confer," which would allow the union and city leaders to discuss issues though not signing binding agreements. Also desired: A "Bill of Rights for Workers" and what the union says is a living wage.
Binta said the average salary for city sanitation workers is roughly $28,000 a year. As the city has struggled to balance its budget in the aftermath of the recession, city employees have had two years in the last four budget cycles in which they received no increase to their base pay. "We are calling for a living wage," Binta said. "People shouldn't have to work two or three jobs to support their families."
Saladin Muhammad of Rocky Mount said it's important for union workers to merge with larger causes for workers' rights. "They need to be drawn into a movement," said Muhammad, of the Southern International Worker Justice Campaign.
Historically a key constituency of the Democratic Party, union members will make up about 16 percent of the 6,000 DNC delegates, according to the AFL-CIO, a federation of national and international unions.
At odds with Democrats
But some big unions were at odds with the Democrats for picking Charlotte as the convention city, citing North Carolina's status as the least-unionized state in the nation. Under the state's right-to-work law, workers can't be forced to join unions or pay fees. It's also illegal in North Carolina for unions to bargain on behalf of public workers.
Against that backdrop, groups like the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the AFL-CIO said they wouldn't financially support the Charlotte convention at the level they have in the past.
Unions, however, will still have a visible presence at the convention.
On Tuesday, the AFL-CIO will hold a gathering for all labor delegates at the Hilton Charlotte Center City. It's billed as "an opportunity to talk about a working families' agenda and the effort to elect candidates that will fight for an economy that works for all."
Federation President Richard Trumka, a convention delegate, will attend, along with other executive officers. The IBEW's three dozen or so delegates are expected to participate, according to the group.
More than 100 members of the Service Employees International Union are at the convention this week, according to the union representing workers in health care and public services.
Its sponsored events this week, according to the group, include a health care forum Wednesday at the NASCAR Hall of Fame Museum, featuring advocates and elected officials.


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Cathey Hobbes fields dozens of calls a day from Mexico Beach homeowners who just received their taxing notice.
Cathey Hobbs with Parker Realty of Mexico Beach said, "There's gotta be help for people because we're getting hit in every direction right now with additional expenses and hardships, and this is just too much too fast."
Too much, being a 129 percent increase in Mexico Beach's gross taxable property values. Too fast being a $77 million increase in Bay County since 2005.
"Quite frankly, we feel betrayed by the county property appraiser."
So citizens of Mexico Beach are taking a stand. Many are driving over to Panama City Friday morning to property appraiser Rick Barnett's Office.
He will take questions from concerned citizens at 10:00. He'll explain what, if anything, can be done about these added taxes. Many are hoping for a change.
Al Cathey, Mayor of Mexico Beach, said, "We're a long-term community here. We're not an investment people, we're not a development people, we have mom and pops who enjoy coming to Mexico Beach, and quite frankly they don't have the means to sustain that house."
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A deaf-mute village boy dreams of joining the prestigious Indian Cricket Team. Iqbal has a natural gift. He can bowl at great speed, a talent he practices voraciously on his father's farm. In his craving for learning the art of bowling, he is helped initially by the local team's coach. Later he gradually discovers and revels in the magic of training by the village drunk, who actually is a veteran cricketer.
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Posted by Jane Yang on April 21st, 2012
They're officially named "block health committees," but to IRC grants intern Jane Yang they're the Kakuma refugee camp clean-up brigade, teams of neighborhood volunteers on a mission to ensure safe and sanitary conditions within the camp. more »
Posted in Health, Africa, Kenya | Tags: Earth Day, Kakuma, sanitation, Kakuma_environment |
Posted by Jane Yang on April 20th, 2012
As Earth Day approaches, a look at how the IRC is working with a community-based nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering refugees and improving the quality of their lives and their environment. more »
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As Earth Day approaches we're taking a look at some of the environmental concerns that arise in humanitarian crises; among them, how to address a growing litter problem in a massive refugee camp. more »
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Thursday March 27, 2014 the CW aired the "Vampire Diaries" episode titled "Rescue Me" and Damon and Elena fans felt their hearts break a tiny bit. Damon and Elena broke up after he told her that he killed her friend after she ripped his heart out, only fans know it was Catherine who ripped his heart out. After they admitted it was over they fell into bed together. "Rescue Me" began the morning after. Elena wound up doing the walk of shame as she rushed out, reconfirming that it was a mistake and it really was over, to meet Jeremy's teachers for a parent/teacher conference. The problem is, Elena was not listed as the primary contact, Damon was. So the two spent the day hearing how Jeremy was failing at school and flirting dangerously with each other.
After Elena saw a vision of Damon and her locked away in an empty classroom she decided she needed some air. It was then that Liv attacked her and tried to kill her. Damon came to Elena's rescue and decided to torture the new witch for information. It was this scene that they discovered that the travelers were coming for Elena because the last doppleganger would be probably be killed tonight (Caroline was sent to kill the human doppleganger of Stefan in Atlanta). They also learned the travelers were step siblings to the witches and the witches would do anything to keep Elena from the travelers. Just as Damon was arguing with Elena about killing Liv Jeremy came to the rescue and offered help to the travelers and saved Liv's life.
Of course Elena confronted Jeremy for his behavior in school and he made it clear as a hunter he had more important things to worry about than school. Jeremy decided to move out which was the nail in the coffin for Elena and Damon's relationship. Elena decided they were toxic for each other, they were toxic to everyone they cared about so she left despite the fact that she still loves him.
While all of this is happening Caroline is working hard to save Stefan all she has to do is kill his human doppleganger who happens to be a really nice guy. She can't do it but Damon's best bud can. Stefan and Caroline wind up getting closer as they fall asleep in the back of a truck bed outside the traveler's camp. They wake up to the sound of another chant session. They investigate and watch as the travelers one by one drink Stefan's blood and then are burned to a crisp by their leader. The final scene in this week's episode shows a large number of travelers using Bonnie as passage to the other side. There are so many that she passes out and her shadow, in the form of a rather large man walks away. Didn't catch the episode? You can watch it here on the CW show page.
The teaser video of "Resident Evil" which is scheduled to air April 17, 2014 shows Elena having dreams of Stefan steamy dreams with kids around. The dreams seem more like visions and apparently Stefan is having the same visions. Caroline enlists help from Damon. Of course this puts some uncomfortable tension between Damon and Elena (remember in "Rescue Me" it is still obvious Elena and Damon are still in love but she still ends it because they are toxic to the people around them). Some other interesting developments in the next episode will be that Bonnie will have a disturbing visit from Grams who tells her about the dangerous changes on the other side and in a scene where we discover Enzo is looking for a lost love he offers Damon unwanted relationship advice.
It is a good assumption to think the travelers are behind the steamy dreams/visions between Elena and Stefan especially after their last moves in "rescue me".
What are your thoughts? Which team are you on, Damon or Stefan? What about the connection deepening between Caroline and Stefan? Feel free to comment below with your thoughts.
If you enjoy werewolves, vampires, witches and other supernatural creatures that go bump in the night check out Lone Wolf Rising on Amazon. It is a book you can really sink your teeth into.


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The term "High Holidays" refers to Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur together. Literally "the Day of Atonement," Yom Kippur concludes the Ten Days of Awe. It is the holiest and most somber day of the year. (Leviticus 23:27-32)
In ancient times, one day of the year, the High Priest entered the Holy of Holies to put the blood of the sacrificed animal on the altar as a sin offering. Through faith, obedience to God's precise instructions resulted in atonement, or covering, for sin. Today, Yom Kippur is a day of fasting and reflecting upon one's sin.
Yom Kippur can be somewhat of a conundrum to Jewish believers in Y'shua. Do we fast and confess our sins like the rest of the Jewish community or do we rejoice in the knowledge that we're forgiven in Messiah? Many Jewish believers view Yom Kippur as a time for identification with our Jewish people, introspection for ourselves and intercession for loved ones, knowing all the while that Jesus is the One that makes us at one with God.
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Is one(DoA) representative of the old covenant? and the other(Passover) of the new covenant? I wonder this because if the veil was rent at passover, before the DoA, what purpose is there any longer for a place that is only entered once a year? It's now been opened for all to see and enter anytime.
What am I missing here?
So is my understanding of it, but I admit my understanding is not great. :)


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Monday, August 22, 2011
Hiatus - Taking a Break.
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Enjoy your break! We all need a break sometimes :) This month seems to have been crazy for a lot of people, myself included. See you when you get back :)ReplyDelete
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will miss you tremendously, but u gotta take care of u!!!ReplyDelete
I honestly didn't' know how you kept up with the daily posts...I'm lucky to get 15 a month (that's a good month!) haha. Enjoy your break :D <3ReplyDelete
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Take your time hope all is well! Enjoy your break! xoxoReplyDelete
I know i'll miss your posts- but yes enjoy your break!ReplyDelete
You deserve a break lovely... You blog everyday! If there's anyone who needs a break it's you!ReplyDelete
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Aww everyone needs a break from blogging now and again. I'm getting in three weeks and the last thing on my mind right now is doing blog posts!ReplyDelete
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In an effort to maximize space and harness as much solar energy as possible, Google and other corporations are building solar carports. These carports are multifunctional in that they keep employees' cars cool during the day and collect solar energy to power the nearby office building.
The carports, also called solar trees, can shade around 12 cars each. In addition, some car ports provide electrical cords hanging from the ceiling to conveniently charge electric car batteries. By keeping the cars cool during the day, they also save energy that would otherwise be used for air conditioning in the car.
Another reason that solar carports are so appealing is the acres upon acres of parking lots available for use. There are as much as 5 billion acres that could potentially be used. And not only is the space there, but it is centrally located. Rather than putting several solar farms out in the desert, which is commonly suggested, they could be located right in the urban areas where their energy would be most useful; cutting down on losses due to sending electricity over long distances and the cost of equipment with which to send that electricity.
Solar carports are certainly not cheap but, as with any solar project, it is the long-term benefits and savings that create the appeal. Up-front costs will be high, but federal and state credits and incentives can create a hefty discount and selling power to the local grid can lead to significant savings also.
And these carports are not only for commercial use. Residential customers can jump on the bandwagon as well. Life Systems, a division of Envision Solar, offers their LifePort system, which is a carport that can house two cars, as many solar panels as desired, and can be on or off the grid.
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April 18 TigerCast: Zak Hermans & Greg Hughes
Reigning Ivy League Pitcher of the Year Zak Hermans and heavyweight rowing coach Greg Hughes chat about upcoming Ivy League home weekends on the latest edition of TigerCast.
Hermans, also the reigning Pitcher of the Week, will lead the baseball team into a crucial four-game set with Columbia this weekend at Clarke Field. The Tigers are currently one game back of Columbia in the divisional race, meaning a three-win weekend would give Princeton control of its own destiny during the four-game set with Cornell next week. Hermans talks about the team's turnaround in Ivy play and his expectations for the weekend.
Hughes is in his fourth season as the Princeton head coach, and he will lead the Tigers into the Compton Cup weekend against No. 2 Harvard. Princeton is 5-0 on the season and is ranked fifth nationally, but it hasn't defeated the Crimson since 2006. Hughes talks about the progress of the squad, the inclusion of freshmen and the challenges upcoming for a Princeton squad that will see a bevy of Top-10 teams in the next three weeks.
TigerCast, presented by PNC Bank, is the official podcast of Princeton Athletics. Previous episodes of TigerCast can be downloaded for free anytime at GoPrincetonTigers.com.
To listen to specific interviews, please use this guide: Zak Hermans (baseball) 6:50; Greg Hughes (heavyweight rowing) 19:25.
Sept. 20: Katie Reinprecht (field hockey) 4:10; Jim Barlow (men's soccer) 19:00; Jim Salgado (football) 29:50.
Sept. 27: Jen Hoy (women's soccer) 4:15; Caraun Reid (football) 19:25.
Oct. 4: Sabrina King (women's volleyball) 4:55; Mike Catapano (football) 18:50.
Oct. 11: Jared Backus (football) 7:45; Ross Cadman (sprint football) 16:40.
Oct. 18: Andrew Starks (football) 6:35; Julie Shackford (women's soccer) 17:45.
Oct. 25: James Perry (football) 7:35; Jason Vigilante (men's cross country) 18:30; Peter Farrell (women's cross country) 28:35; Mark Linnville (men's soccer) 38:25.
Nov. 1: Rebecca Shmoys (women's soccer) 4:15; Roman Wilson (football) 12:15.
Nov. 8: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:40; Bob Prier (men's hockey) 15:35.
Nov. 15: Kathleen Sharkey (field hockey) 6:00; Tim Kingsbury (football) 18:05; Luis Nicolao (water polo) 28:30.
Nov. 21: Bob Surace (football) 4:45.
Nov. 29: Kristen Holmes-Winn (field hockey) 5:55; Julia Reinprecht (field hockey) 18:10; Kelly Cooke (women's ice hockey) 33:05.
Dec. 6: T.J. Bray (men's basketball) 4:00; Chris Ayres (wrestling) 13:20.
Dec. 13: Derek Jones (men's basketball) 2:10; Dan Loney (women's basketball; football) 17:45.
Dec. 20: Year In Review (Part 1) 6:30.
Dec. 27: Year In Review (Part 2) 5:45.
Jan. 3: Daniel Hasler (men's swimming) 3:00; Maureen McCotter (women's swimming) 12:40.
Jan. 10: Andrew Calof (men's hockey) 4:45; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 14:25.
Jan. 17: Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 4:40.
Jan. 24: Luis Nicolao (women's water polo) 4:30.
Jan. 31: Nicole Bunyan (women's squash) 5:10; Todd Harrity (men's squash) 16:20.
Feb. 7: Zoltan Dudas (fencing) 4:10; Jeff Kampersal (women's hockey) 16:45; Dan Santoro (wrestling) 31:10.
Feb. 14: Kristen Helmstetter (women's basketball) 4:15; Denton Koon (men's basketball) 15:45.
Feb. 21: Damon McLean (men's track & field) 6:00; Tory Werthen (women's track & field) 14:05; Chris Sailer (women's lacrosse) 23:50.
Feb. 28: T.J. Bray (basketball) 5:25; Sada Stewart (women's swimming) 15:35; Chris Bates (men's lacrosse) 27:15.
Mar. 7: Michael Strand (men's swimming/diving) 6:35; Chris Ayres (wrestling) 15:35.
Mar. 14: Peter Callahan (men's track & field) 4:10.
Mar. 21: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:00; Niveen Rasheed (women's basketball) 17:00.
Mar. 28: Eliza Stone (fencing) 4:15; Lisa Sweeney (softball) 17:30; Michael Dye (men's volleyball) 30:00.
Apr. 4: Laura Granville (women's tennis) 5:30; Roman Wilson (football) 19:20.
Apr. 11: Billy Pate (men's tennis) 4:25; Marty Crotty (men's lightweight rowing) 19:55.


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When Mark Ellis's 13-year-old daughter first showed him a cell phone picture of a poster at her middle school, he assumed it was a student prank, albeit an ugly one. The poster asks the question "How do people address their sexual feelings?" It then provides a range of possible answers, including oral sex, sexual fantasy, and touching each other's genitals.
Ellis never figured that this grossly inappropriate display was a "teaching tool" — until he phoned the school and discovered it was indeed part of their sex-ed curriculum.
A report by Kansas Fox affiliate WDAF (h/t The Blaze) indicates that Ellis is just one of many parents aghast and angry that Hocker Grove Middle School would find this content acceptable. Ellis told reporters:
It upsets me. And again, it goes back to who approved this? You know this had to pass through enough hands that someone should have said, 'Wait a minute, these are 13-year-old kids, we do not need to be this in-depth with this sexual education type of program.'
Leigh Anne Neal, a spokeswoman for the Shawnee Mission School District, maintains that the poster needs to be viewed in the context of a bigger curriculum, which she calls abstinence-based for students in middle school.
The poster that you reference is actually part of our middle school health and science materials, and so it is a part of our district approved curriculum. However the item is meant to be part of a lesson, and so certainly as a standalone poster without the context of a teacher led discussion, I could see that there might be some cause for concern.
The curriculum it is a part of, it aligns with national standards around those topics, and it's part of our curriculum in the school district.
Read the rest of the story here.
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Site Background
The Kingsland state Superfund site consists of two separate groundwater contamination plumes. One is in the vicinity of the 2100 block of FM 1431; the second is in the vicinity of the 2400 block of FM 1431 in Llano County. There are several possible sources of releases, including current and former businesses along Farm Road 1431. Release of hazardous substances, including organic solvents, into groundwater is the major concern at the site.
Superfund Actions Taken to Date
- December 2, 1996, a hazard ranking system (HRS) documentation record was prepared for the Kingsland site.
- July 31, 1998, a legal notice was published in the Texas Register (24 TexReg 7927) describing the site and proposing the site for listing on the state Superfund registry. A public meeting to receive citizen comments was to be held at the Kingsland Community Center on September 22, 1998.
- September 22, 1998, a public meeting was held at the community center in Kingsland to receive community comments on the proposal of the Kingsland contamination plume to the state registry of state Superfund sites.
- May 28, 1999, remedial investigation / feasibility study under way.
- September 2, 1999, a community relations plan was prepared for the Kingsland site.
- September 29, 1999, the TNRCC project manager interpreted well test results to identify two separate groundwater contamination plumes. One is in the vicinity of the 2100 block of FM 1431; the second is in the vicinity of the 2400 block of FM 1431.
- November 8, 1999, the final report was approved, marking completion of the remedial investigation phase.
- December 10, 1999, TNRCC accepted final baseline risk assessment report.
- October 11, 2000, TNRCC approved the work order to perform the preferred soil
remedy pilot study, which initiated the feasibility study phase at the site.
- January 13, 2000, an affidavit of lien payable to the commission was filed in the Llano County real property records against two properties that were determined to be the source of the contamination. The lien was filed pursuant to the Texas Solid Waste Disposal Act, Texas Health and Safety Code §361.194, to recover the state's portion of costs associated with site activities to date.
- May 2, 2001, TNRCC issued a work order to the contractor to start the soil vapor extraction pilot study.
- September 13, 2001, TNRCC issued a work order to the state contractor to initiate
the first stages of design of a groundwater treatment system.
- June 25, 2002, TNRCC issued a pre–feasibility study work order to the contractor to review the existing site records, prepare and submit a technical memorandum identifying the additional requirements needed to conduct a feasibility study.
- August 22, 2002, a technical memorandum was received from the consultant that identified the additional requirements to conduct a feasibility study.
- September 1, 2002, effective date of the name change from Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) to Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
- October 2002, TCEQ approved a plan for additional investigation needed at the site. The plan activities would include magnetometry and ground penetrating radar survey to identify the presence of underground storage tanks, soil sampling to delineate the groundwater contaminant plume, sampling of 15 existing water wells, and installation of three monitor wells. The water well owners were contacted by telephone regarding the sampling of their wells.
- November-December 2002, TCEQ's contractor performed the field work outlined in the plan that was approved in October. The activities produced enough data for a feasibility study.
- January 15, 2003, TCEQ issued a work order to the contractor to conduct a feasibility study for remediation of the groundwater contamination.
- February 15, 2003, the contractor completed a survey of the sampling locations and the monitor wells.
- April 15, 2003, the final technical memorandum report for the remedial investigation was received and approved by TCEQ.
- May 15, 2003, TCEQ accepted a work plan from the contractor for the pilot study for chemical oxidant injection to treat the PCE-contaminated shallow groundwater plume. Another round of groundwater sampling was completed and the pilot test was started.
- October 2004, a work order was issued for preparation of a conceptual site model to support the ground water cleanup decision for the site. The purpose of the conceptual site model is to present, in a report, a simplified version of the complex geology that underlies the Kingsland site.
- November 2004, a door-to-door survey of private wells in the area around the site was performed.
- March 2005, TCEQ identified and coordinated surface water hookups for five residences in the known groundwater plume area.
- April 2005, TCEQ received and approved the report of the first phase of the conceptual site model.
- August 2005, the contractor conducted a groundwater sampling event. Several private wells were converted to monitor wells.
- December 2005, TCEQ mailed the analytical results of the August groundwater sampling event to the well owners . The contractor submitted a field activities report summarizing the August sampling event and field activities.
- March 2006, a work order was issued to provide for water hook-up support, conduct groundwater sampling and prepare sampling, safety and pre-feasibility reports.
- April-May 2006, the contractor submitted sampling, safety and pre-feasibility reports.
- August 2006, the TCEQ contractor conducted a groundwater sampling event.
- October 2006, the TCEQ contractor submitted sampling data and groundwater monitoring reports for review.
- July 13, 2009, the TCEQ contractor took soil gas samples to help identify the most effective locations to place additional monitor wells in the future.


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How the Tortoise Became Fast: A Fable to Follow to Achieve Your Goals, a book by Nathan Mercer, reminded me of those by Patrick Lencioni, another author who understands the value of the story. Here Mercer uses the fable of the tortoise and the hare as a backdrop for down-to-earth advice on how to set and achieve goals.
Mercer alternates an imaginative lead up to the classic race told from the tortoise's point of view with chapters summarizing the steps to take to first decide what to do and then achieve the desired results. He even includes worksheets.
Mercer covers the ideas of self-efficacy, brainstorming, and acquiring mentors or coaches. Having powerful enough "whys," however, is the most important takeaway from this book.


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All things Mother Earth Living
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
balcony, small space living, small space design, vertical gardening, kitchen garden
Today I've been very busy being inspired by Apartment Therapy's "100 Ideas & Inspiration: Small Spaces," which offers a wealth of great ideas on everything from smart ways to divide a room to working with small kitchens. Because I'm sprucing up my back garden right now, I was particularly taken with "10 Ideas for Tiny Balconies." Making good use of my outdoor areas is a great way to expand my small townhome's living space—and I want to have everything ready when the weather decides to get warm.
Apartment Therapy says that if you have a balcony, you have the potential to create a small garden or tiny hideaway. The article offers these great tips for making it happen.
1. Gardening Nook. This tiny Tokyo balcony is a gardening refuge for potting, tending to and enjoying plants. Photo by Ossan/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
2. Shoe Rack. Repurpose a shoe rack into a plant stand to gain some elevation and make better use of your balcony's square footage. Check out the original post to see how they used T Trays as well. Photo by tiny bites/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
3. Create Privacy. In this case, the balcony was lined with fabric but you could plant bamboo or hang a screen to give yourself some privacy. Photo by Oscar's Real estate/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
4. Really Go Vertical. Build a curved canopy for a vine to grow on and create privacy and some green space. Photo by Living In Penny/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
5. Plant Something Fragrant. Check out these 5 plants that smell oh so good to create a wonderland for the senses. Photo by Laure Joliet/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
6. Keep it Simple. With a small terraced shelf and matching containers, build your little kitchen garden without a big footprint or a lot of upkeep. Photo by Susan Larsson/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
7. Start a Vine. With this simple trellis you can grow some flowering jasmine or honeysuckle out of containers. Photo by Jayme Jenkins/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
8. Breakfast Nook. Use your balcony as a breakfast nook and strive to eat as many meals as you can outdoors. Photo by Sandra's Flickr/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
9. Grow a Kitchen Garden. You really don't need much space to grow herbs, lettuces and maybe even some veggies. Check out this post on growing food in small spaces. Photo by Suzane Forsling/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
10. Pegboard. Slap some sealer on pegboard so it doesn't rot in the weather and let it help you go vertical with your plants and containers. See Robin's entire garden here. Photo by Robin Charlick/courtesy of Apartment Therapy
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Bon Secours Named a 2007 Best Employer for Workers Over 50 AARP recognizes Bon Secours for fifth consecutive year
RICHMOND, Va. (Sept. 25, 2007) – Bon Secours Richmond Health System has been named one of AARP's Best Employers for Workers Over 50 for the fifth straight year. AARP is the nation's advocate for people aged 50 and over.
"An older workforce brings knowledge and expertise to the environment. We are continually developing new ways to retain the employees who fit this profile and ensure that they have growth opportunities within the health system," said Peter J Bernard, chief executive officer of Bon Secours Richmond Health System.
As a result of Bon Secours programs for older workers, 30 percent of its work force is age 50 or older. The Retiree Work Opportunities Program, for example, provides several options that enable older workers to remain a part of the Bon Secours workforce. The program includes:
- A comprehensive eldercare benefit program with in-home nurses to assist employees caring for elderly parents and respite care to give employees a break without worry.
- Flexible work schedules, job sharing, compressed work weeks and options for employees who are juggling work and life issues.
- Relationships with Senior Connections, Richmond's area department on aging, to offer programs and provide resources on caring for the caregiver and planning for retirement.
- Employee benefits fairs targeted at retirees and volunteers.
- Professional development courses aimed at employees age 50 plus who are ready to transition from one career to another.
"We ask our employees what they need in terms of flexibility and programs to help keep them a vital part of the workforce ," said Bonnie Shelor, senior vice president of human resources for Bon Scours Richmond Health System. "Nothing compares to what an experienced employee brings to the table, and we deeply value that contribution."
AARP recognized a number of "winning strategies" that Bon Secours excels in when it comes to employees 50 and older. AARP recognized Bon Secours policies that:
- offer numerous flexible work options to employees to retain workers over 50
- allowing employees to move from full-time to part-time to on-call status
- allow telecommuting and job sharing among managers and hourly staff
- maintain full benefits while working only 15 hours per week
- allow retirees who work a minimum of 15 hours per week to receive health, dental and vision coverage, and discounted childcare if they are caring for grandchildren
- offer 10 college scholarships for employees' grandchildren each year
Additional Polices and Practices noted by AARP include:
- Age of Workforce: Thirty percent of Bon Secours employees are 50 and over. The average tenure of employees age 50 and over is 11 years.
- Workplace Culture/Continued Opportunities: Bon Secours offers learning and development programs to full-and part-time employees: tuition reimbursement, in-house classroom training, on-line training, and certification classes. In the past 12 months, 100 percent of Bon Secours employees participated in at least one of the training opportunities with an average of 15 hours spent in training. The School of Nursing was redesigned to accommodate non-nurse employees pursuing an RN degree. As a result of employee requests, the hospital implemented the six-week "Lifestyle Planning" course for employees and spouses who are approaching retirement. Other requests implemented based on employee opinion surveys include "Caring for Caregiver" program, "Employee Wellness Program," enhancements to health plan to include more benefits to diabetics, $300 wellness allowance, and increased dental and vision coverage. Bon Secours routinely offers job redesigns to employees such as flexibility in scheduling or accommodating those who are physically challenged.
- Opportunities for Retirees: Bon Secours currently has 902 retirees and has an individual with direct responsibility for retiree relations. Bon Secours stays connected with its retirees by communicating regularly, providing retirees with ongoing access to retirement planning workshops/information, and formally acknowledging retirees when they retire. Retirees are offered temporary work assignments, consulting/contract work and volunteer work, as well as full and part-time work.
- Benefits/Alternative Work Arrangements: Bon Secours offers alternative work arrangements to full-and part-time employees: flex-time, compressed work schedules, job sharing, telecommuting, and a formal phased retirement program. The phased retirement program allows those age 65 and older to work up to 24 hours per week and also receive a pension benefit. Full-time employees are eligible to move to part-time work on a permanent and temporary basis.
Bon Secours Richmond Health System is a not-for-profit health system with four hospitals in the Richmond area: St. Mary's Hospital, St. Francis Medical Center, Memorial Regional Medical Center and Richmond Community Hospital.


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I doubt you get many e-mails from men. For some reason, I was sent a 3-month trial to MORE. Probably because my name is Chris. I stuffed in into my briefcase one morning and started flipping through it on the subway on my way to work. You create a wonderful magazine! Funny, quirky, not too serious—it's a great read. I wish more men would read it. I was smiling as I entered my office door. I may ditch my subscription to MAXIM. Thanks and I wish you continued success.
--Christopher Durham
I am very pleased to see the quirky, fun and clad layout of Melissa McCarthy. This is what I call a layout "for women of style and substance."
I also enjoyed the articles about the parents' anniversary gift, working with a close friend, and the secret life of friends.
When suggesting healthy foods, please caution people taking blood thinners that dark greens and cruciferous vegetables contain vitamin K, which would weaken the effects of the medication.
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Hello Lesley,
I can't thank you enough for your mention regarding Rebuilding Together. I have been a volunteer with the Duneland affiliate in Northwest Indiana for the last ten years, eight of which I have been on the board as the PR Director. My work with this group has been a part of my second act and it has led to some amazing friendships.
Rebuilding Together does not get a lot of press and maybe that is because we don't build new houses, but what we do very well is give people the opportunity to stay and age in their own homes. Volunteers come out to help their neighbor and it is truly instant gratification to meet and see the homeowner as they experience their home's transformation, most of the time with the aid from complete strangers.
Our town has a population of only 12,000, but we manage to get about 400 volunteers each year to rehab about 15 homes and a few community projects. We have skilled, but also many unskilled volunteers as young as high school age. Corporate team building happens on Rebuild Day as well. It is a wonderful way for someone to give back and it is only one day out of the year. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer for a nonprofit should look into their nearest Rebuilding Together affiliate on the national website rebuildingtogether.org <http://rebuildingtogether.org> . They would be amazed at the friendships that they would make and the instant "feel good" in return.
Thanks again!
--Nancy Veselica
PR Director
Rebuilding Together Duneland
Chesterton, Indiana
P.S. I love More Magazine......it speaks to me on every level!
Thank you for placing Melissa McCarthy on the cover of MORE, July/August issue. It is great to see a normal, full-figured actress in your magazine. I am disappointed that more normal American women are not showcased in MORE. The model searches are always really thin women and this is not the norm for America. Maybe New York and Hollywood, but not the true working class who purchase MORE magazine.
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Airline pilots can be simultaneously the most professional lot and the bawdiest, not unlike surgeons with a God complex, while also being sailors of the old high seas.
When Malaysian Airlines Flight MH 370 went missing on March 8 pilot cross talk, along with texting and cocktail conversations, evoked conspiracy theories, technical reports and regurgitation of speculation not unlike what us "passengers" have been watching on television news programs.
There are only four facts we can be sure of…. that someone deliberately diverted Flight 370, shut down communications with the ground, the jetliner continued flying for many hours, or it's a hoax.
This examiner sought out his old pilot buddy, not so much because he is a friend, but because he is an excellent pilot with more than 30 years of flying experience, and some interesting information and conjecture about Flight 370. Harty (his real name changed because he is still flying for one of our country's largest air carriers) intimated that a new round of cocktail stories and conjecture from pilots - killing time before their return flights - includes the most colorful conspiracy theory to date, one that is offered exclusively in this report.
"There never was a Malaysian Flight MH 370," he offers. "This was a challenge from one government to the Chinese, just to see what they've got (in terms of spy satellites, surveillance, reconnaissance and search and rescue). "Sure, we have some reported pings off of satellites and some crying Asians, but we have no airplane. Do you remember Wag the Dog?" asked Harty.
The 1990s Wag the Dog film featured consultants distracting us, the electorate, from a president's sex scandal by hiring a Hollywood film producer (Dustin Hoffman) to construct a fake war with Albania.
"I think our intelligence agency did a head fake on the Chinese just to find out what they've got. Hey do you guys know where that airplane is? In true Oliver Stone conspiracy fashion, someone said, 'What are you guys talking about, there was no airplane.' So, to beat that theory, they bring us video of sobbing Malays and Chinese, but they could have paid those sobbing Malays and Chinese.
"The only way to truly know is to interview people none of the media have interviewed… the tug driver who pushed the plane back from the terminal, the air traffic controller in Kuala Lumpur who saw it take off, and start looking at each and every person on the passenger manifest."
To paraphrase Harty, the incident could be a fake like Capricorn One, where O.J Simpson and others faked a NASA landing on Mars, or every conspiracy theorist's view that the first Moon landing was filmed in Hollywood. The pings off satellites can be "manufactured" and crying Asian families can be videotaped actors. What about the pilots? Well, they could be real, and could be pawns in the dangerous game.
After all, we have an incredibly inept Malaysian investigative team and a treacherous Chinese government which seems intent on stirring up trouble in the oceans near the alleged disappearance. Within a couple days after the disappearance a Colorado Springs, Colorado satellite company said it had offered its images of the oceans near Malaysia to the government; the images showed nothing in the water. Then the Chinese offered a satellite image of a piece of debris in the ocean which was not of airline origin. And then Interpol said that all Malaysian Air had to do was ask; that the international police agency would have given them the list of stolen passports.
"Anyone can buy a passport. In Thailand, they have them hanging for sale next to the girly magazines in the 7-11," said Harty. "You gotta watch the watch list," he said chuckling. "And you gotta use your real name, people. Yes, paying cash for a plane ticket is a tipoff but you have some gate agents who don't give a flying *uck, and others who think they're Inspector Clouseau. Some say 'put these people on the plane so I can take my lunch break,' and others who want to solve the case and nab the culprit."
One political pundit summed it up perfectly, saying the NSA knows what we ate for breakfast, what time we took the kids to school and how much debt we owe, but it can't find a Boeing 777 in 260 feet of water (the depth of the Gulf of Thailand). In perspective, the wreckage, and 104 bodies, from Air France Flight 447 was found in depths up to 13,000 feet off Brazil's coast in 2011, two years after it crashed.
So maybe Flight 370 is a Hollywood movie. But it isn't all the Makers Mark induced conspiracy talking. Bailey understands fully the need for broadcasters to rush what little information they have on the air; after all, he watched me go through 14 years of television news production. "Get the widow on the set, we've got dirty laundry."
"Yes, it is correct that the satellite pings could be providing information about the engines and pressurization," Harty said. But he is as skeptical as this writer about the network news' animated graphics showing zigzags and wild changes in elevation because the news teams just don't know.
"The Rolls-Royce engines do send data to satellites so Rolls can monitor performance, and components that Boeing installed in the Malaysian plane can determine the number of cycles on the plane (numbers of times it gets pressurized for a takeoff and landing), pressurization differential between the inside and outside, how many kilovolt amps the generator is using in case it looks like the generator is going down, tire pressure, humidity and other data."
And the wild speculation over oxygen masks dropping down is just that. "It is possible," Harty said, reluctantly, "that we would know if the masks dropped because we would be speculating on that data about pressurization, or even if they got that data from the pings."
Flight 370 likely had oxygen generators for the passengers and oxygen bottles for the pilots. Those bottles require a specific pressurization and Boeing might have received that data in a ping. "We call it the rat check," admitted Harty. "The air data recorders will spit out a lot of info. It knows when I scratch my ass. ADRs could have sent elevation readings for Flight 370."
He said the correct question for journalists to ask is: of all the data that is recorded, what is sent to whom and when?
Harty pilots one of the Airbus models on international flights. Built by a consortium of mostly Europeans, the Airbus does the same thing – engines pinging to the engine manufacturer about performance and the plane systems pinging to Airbus about voice and text messages along with mundane data collection of tire wear. There is also "communication by intent" – radio, high frequency radio, the text system known as ACARS. In addition, both the airplane manufacturer and the engine manufacturer have lines of communication so you don't have to bother pilots with engine readings, exhaust gas temperatures, the RPMs, but what it doesn't have in that data is position.
"Rolls Royce could care less about where the plane is, it just wants to know how high you are, what the temperature is outside; it wants to know how the engine is working at a particular altitude and a particular temperature environment," said Harty. "You can sort of work on where it is by looking at outside air temperature. If it's minus 56 degrees, you're probably not in Florida. And the pings won't tell you if it's zigzagging back and forth toward and away from Viet Nam.
"But where that data is stored, is in the 'black boxes' and we need the wreckage first."
It is very possible someone turned off the cockpit voice recorder with just a flip of a switch.
"My cockpit voice recorder also has an erase button, thanks to the pilots' union," said Harty, "and I suppose the flight data recorder could be disabled if the pilot knew which circuit breaker to throw.
"Can we get some of the data on the flight data recorder before they find the flight data recorder?" he asked hypothetically. "The answer is yes, some of that data from Boeing and Rolls Royce pings is probably available. I know what they have and what they're looking for and it is probably not enough of a proprietary data set that they would not share that with the national security agencies."
Harty first "took me up" in the 1970s in Cessna 172s and 182s. All of his friends and me knew he would be a success because he took the responsibility of flying people very seriously, and he never missed a check off box on his pre-flight checklist. With his seniority, he pilots the Airbus to coveted locales. His father was a captain for TWA for decades. Both reminded me that TWA stands for "try walkin' across."
On March 8, Bailey taxied to the gate at the Paris airport and came to a stop next to a Malaysian jetliner. As he deplaned, he noticed a lot of buzz amongst the Frenchies and his flight crew, so he inquired.
"You don't know?" they asked.
"Well, I know I'm the all-knowing, all seeing man behind the curtain, but I was kind of busy flying a couple hundred people over here."
One of the Frenchies motioned to the nearby Malaysian plane and said, "We lost one. In the sea near Viet Nam."
In part two of this report, Harty describes in more detail the technical operations of Flight 370 and what we may never know, along with his disagreement that it was only the transponder and the Aircraft Communications and Reporting System (ACARS) that were disabled. He will also address why he thinks this mishap could be "another Payne Stewart" where hypoxia led to a Learjet corkscrewing into South Dakota, and the differences between Air France 447's crash in the Atlantic and this mishap.


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Otherwise, you can find me at Tumblr, under ilyomi - but that is mainly a kpop blog. My writing blog is moetsun, but all the work there is based on the Voltage fandom.
Thank you all for being wonderful.


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Ear Surgery (Otoplasty) Before and After Pictures by Richard Arabitg, M.D.
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Tender is the Night
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Character Role Analysis
Dick Diver
There are plenty of arguments to be made that Dick is bad for Nicole and that he manipulates her and exacerbates her mental illness. He can't stop thinking of her as a patient and whenever he does something wrong and she calls him on it, he more or less accuses her of being crazy. She encourages him to work on his career but he uses her as an excuse not to, keeping her in a state of constant guilt. She finally seems to get better when Dick is out of the picture.
Nicole Diver
Likewise, it can be argued that Nicole was bad for Dick from the start. From that perspective, Nicole seduced Dick and then became so dependant on him that he didn't have time for his brilliant career.
Devereux Warren
Devereux is our star antagonist. He rapes Nicole when she is eleven or twelve or thirteen years old. It can be argued that he is the root of both Dick and Nicole's problems.
Rosemary Hoyt
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The National Genealogical Society (NGS) was established in 1903 in Washington, DC to serve and grow the genealogical community through education, training, promoting access to and preserving genealogical records.
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MyHeritage was recently featured on Israel's leading prime time TV news show which covered the story of how the inhabitants of Erikoussa, a small Greek island, had risked their lives in WWII to save a Jewish tailor's family from the Nazis.
The video below (with English subtitles) shows the remarkable story of the island, the genealogical discoveries made by MyHeritage and an emotional interview with Abraham, whose mother was among those saved on Erikoussa.
When the Nazis invaded Corfu, most of the Jewish citizens were sent to Auschwitz, but a tailor named Savvas managed to escape with his three daughters and another girl named Rosa, to the nearby island of Erikoussa. Savvas had customers and acquaintances there, but what was incredible was that the entire island joined forces - at risk of death - and gave refuge to Savvas and his girls, and kept their presence secret from the Nazis for the duration of the war. Continue reading "MyHeritage on Prime Time News: The Secret of Erikoussa" »
WDYTYA Live 2015: Highlights
The MyHeritage team had a fantastic time last week at the Who Do You Think You Are Live? 2015 show in Birmingham, UK.
Thousands interested in exploring their family history flocked to the show this year. We enjoyed meeting new friends and catching up with old ones who visited our booth to say hello.
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Instant Discoveries™ now available for all MyHeritage users!
We're delighted to announce that Instant Discoveries™ are now available for all MyHeritage users. Launched in December 2014, Instant Discoveries™ is a unique experience for discovering family history information and applying it to one's tree on MyHeritage with ease. Initially we released this experience only for new users - newcomers to family history - to make it easier for them to embark on their family history journey. By signing up at MyHeritage and entering some basic information about immediate family members, new users discovered ancestors, relatives and never-seen-before photos in just a few seconds. Following the successful launch we took Instant Discoveries™ to the streets of New York and demonstrated it to passers-by. It was incredible to see their emotional reactions.
As of this week, we've taken this breakthrough technology to the next level, by providing the Instant Discoveries™ experience to all users of MyHeritage, enabling multiple individuals and photos to be added to existing family trees in just a few clicks.
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An Instant Discovery™ is a "package" of family history information that you can apply in one click. If an individual in your family tree connects to a branch in another family tree, you'll be alerted about this and can then choose to add everyone in that branch (up to 40-50 people) to your tree, who is not already there, in one go, rather than manually add people one by one, and amend the data piece by piece.
Every Instant Discovery™ is based on a match, which is found by our Smart Matching™ technology, and we filter out incorrect matches automatically. Instant Discoveries™ complement Smart Matches™ in how the information is applied to the user's tree. With Smart Matches™, information is added to the tree one fact at a time, one person at a time, manually. With Instant Discoveries™ an entire branch can be copied in a single click, along with all facts, events and photos, and source citations are automatically created in the target tree to document exactly where the data came from. To protect the privacy of other users, Instant Discoveries™ never bring information on living people.
We've already processed millions of family trees on MyHeritage for Discoveries out of the 28 million existing trees added by our users, and found that more than 50% of the trees will enjoy one or more Discoveries! The success rate increases as your tree grows (for example, a tree with 100 individuals will enjoy at least one Discovery almost always, and often many more). Even if your tree isn't growing, the success rate will still increase each day as MyHeritage adds millions of records and profiles every day, collecting more data to compare against your tree.
World map of Discoveries
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Webinar: Uncover your Scandinavian Roots
We recently hosted a webinar - "Uncover your Scandinavian Roots" - featuring two of MyHeritage's experts: Director of Content Production Mike Mansfield and Senior Program Manager Jason Oler.
Mike and Jason demonstrated how to navigate through the Scandinavian records and provided other research tips to help explore your Scandinavian heritage and family history.
Did you miss it? Don't worry! Click on the video below to watch the full webinar.
Don't forget to check our other webinars for many more genealogy tips to help make family history research easier.
Have ideas for other webinars? Let us know in the comments below.
Family history around the world: A Finnish volunteer
Born in Eastern Finland, with Finnish and Russian roots, Annikka began her family history journey in spring 2009 when she found a rough draft of a family tree her sister had written several decades earlier.
Excited to get started in family history research, she began searching for a way to digitally preserve her family tree, and came across MyHeritage's Family Tree Builder, where she entered all the information from her sister's tree.
As a genealogist, I like the ease, clarity and layout of Family Tree Builder.
After years of working on her family history, today, her family tree now has over 14,000 people!
When Annikka wanted to share her tree with other relatives, she noticed that there were some discrepancies in the Finnish translation. She contacted MyHeritage to offer to correct them herself and make the language more adaptable to the Finnish market. Five and a half years later, Annikka is still one of our dedicated Finnish volunteer translators. Continue reading "Family history around the world: A Finnish volunteer" »
Webinar: Discover your Scandinavian ancestors
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In honor of our recent addition of millions of new Scandinavian records recently added online, we're offering a free webinar to help advance your Scandinavian family history research.
Join Mike Mansfield, MyHeritage Director of Content Production and Jason Oler, MyHeritage Senior Program Manager, as they provide research tips and tools to help navigate these new records to help you explore your family history and make new discoveries. Continue reading "Webinar: Discover your Scandinavian ancestors" »
MyHeritage Selected by Google as Featured Android App!
We're excited to announce that the MyHeritage mobile app is a featured app on Google Play!
Every week, Google selects a handful of the best new or updated Android applications and features them on Google Play. We're honored that the MyHeritage mobile app for Android was chosen to be featured among the best apps in more than 30 countries this month.
With over 4 million downloads, the MyHeritage mobile app makes it easy to share family moments and discover and preserve your family history on-the-go. Continue reading "MyHeritage Selected by Google as Featured Android App!" »
MyHeritage in 40 languages: Volunteer profile
MyHeritage is dedicated to helping families around the world discover their histories. This is made possible by a team of engaged volunteers who help translate our tools and features into 40 languages.
We will be sharing some of their own stories and family discoveries so you can get to know these amazing people who make MyHeritage tools and features available in your native languages.
In the first of a series of posts on our volunteers, we'd like to introduce one of our Spanish-speaking volunteers, Antonio Perez.
Family stories often start with a journey. For Antonio Perez, 73, this began when he moved in his 20s from his native Cuba to Spain. Continue reading "MyHeritage in 40 languages: Volunteer profile" »


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Bethune-Cookman Picked to Finish 3rd in Preseason; Seven on All-MEAC Teams
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Release: 07/20/2012
NORFOLK, Va. – The 2012 football countdown has officially begun, with the Preseason Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) press luncheon out of the way, and also with the announcement of the preseason league predicted order of finish and preseason all-conference honors. The Wildcats were again picked among the league's leaders and garnered seven spots worth of All-MEAC honorees.
Bethune-Cookman was selected third in the preseason predicted order of finish by the conference's head coaches and sports information directors. Last season, the Wildcats were picked to finish second, which is where they ended the year in 2011. For the 2012 preseason, defending champion Norfolk State was picked first, followed by South Carolina State.
"If all that mattered, just give out the trophy now to who they picked first and why play the games," said Head Coach Brian Jenkins of the rankings. "I don't pay any attention to that and it doesn't really matter to me."
The Wildcats earned four spots on the first team and three on the second of the preseason All-MEAC teams. Returning from 2011's All-MEAC first team, running back Isid\ore Jackson heads up the group, after rushing for 866 yards on 146 carries last season. Joining Jackson on the first team are tackle Terrance Hackney and linebacker Jarkevis Fields, who led the team in tackles last year. Safety D.J. Howard joins Fields to make it two from both offense and defense on the first team.
B-CU also logged three on the preseason second team, with receiver Eddie Poole, who joined Coach Jenkins at the press conferences in Norfolk, along with offensive lineman Marquell Rozier and defensive tackle Harold Love III adding honors for the squad.
"It's good to have those guys recognized for their accomplishments, along with the players from the other teams. I think it speaks volumes about their work and what they do for our team, but right now it really doesn't mean anything."
With the annual press event out of the way, the prognostication season is underway, heading into the final stretch before the Wildcats report to camp in the opening days of August.
"I'm excited, I'm ready," said Jenkins of the upcoming start of camp. "When that moment comes, we'll take advantage of it in full, and put in the work that we need to put in. Right now, I'm just staying in the moment that I'm in, and that's preparing, and we'll see what happens."
Bethune-Cookman was picked by Lindy's to be the preseason 14th ranked team in the FCS for the earliest national ranking on the year.
Also honored at the press event were MEAC Woman of the Year, Delaware State's Jazmyne Hefflefinger, and Man of the Year, North Carolina A&T's Jared Baldwin.
Bethune-Cookman opens the 2012 season at the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, facing Alabama State in a 12:00 p.m. ESPN-televised game, Sept. 2 at the Orlando Citrus Bowl.


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