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Southside with You builds its emotional richness by coasting on the charisma of its two leads as they carefully navigate each other's personality quirks and…
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The best shot in this film is the first one. Not a good sign. "I Know What You Did Last Summer" begins dramatically, with the camera swooping high above a dark and stormy sea, and then circling until it reveals a lonely figure sitting on a cliff overlooking the surf. The shot leads us to anticipate dread, horror and atmospheric gloominess, but, alas, it is not to be.
Like so many horror films, this one is set on a national holiday--the Fourth of July. (Christmas and Graduation Day are also popular, although Thanksgiving now seems reserved for movies about dysfunctional families.) In a small North Carolina town, a beauty pageant ends with Helen (Sarah Michelle Geller) being crowned the Croaker Queen. (The reference is to a fish, but the pun is intended, I fear.) Blinking back tears of joy, she announces her plans: "Through Art, I shall serve my country." We meet her friends: her obnoxious, rich boyfriend Barry (Ryan Phillippe); her brainy best friend, Julie (Jennifer Love Hewitt), and Julie's boyfriend Ray (Freddie Prinze Jr.). Barry is a jerk who likes to get in fights and drive while drunk ("Can you say `alcoholic'?" Julie asks him). They build a bonfire on the beach and debate the old urban legend about the teenage couple who found the bloody hook embedded in their car door. And then, driving home, they strike a shadowy figure walking in the road.
In a panic, they dump him into the sea, even though he is not quite dead. They're afraid to go to the police and risk reckless manslaughter charges. ("This is your future, Julie," Barry screams at her.) Helen then goes off to New York for her show-biz career, and Julie heads for college, but by the next summer they're back home again, pale, chastened and racked by guilt.
That's when one of them gets a note that says, "I know what you did last summer." As they panic and try to find out who sent it--who knows what they did--the movie loses what marginal tension it has developed, and unwinds in a tedious series of obligatory scenes in which nonessential characters are murdered with a bloody hook wielded by the Fisherman, a macabre figure in a long slicker and a rubber rain hat.
"This is a fishing village," one of the friends says. "Everybody has a slicker." Yes, but not everybody wears it ashore, along with the hat, during steamy July weather. Only the Fisherman does. And since the movie doesn't play fair with its Fisherman clues, we're left with one of those infuriating endings in which (danger! plot spoiler ahead!) the murders were committed by none of the above.
The ads make much of the fact that "I Know What You Did Last Summer" is from "the creators of `Scream.' " That means both scripts are by Kevin Williamson. My bet is that he hauled this one out of the bottom drawer after "Scream" passed the $100 million mark. The neat thing about "Scream" was that the characters had seen a lot of horror films, were familiar with all the conventions, and knew they were in a horror-type situation. In "I Know," there's one moment like that (as the two women approached an ominous house, they observe ominously, "Jodie Foster tried this ... "). But for the rest of the movie they're blissfully unaware of the dangers of running upstairs when pursued, walking around at night alone, trying to investigate the situation themselves, going onto seemingly empty fishing boats, etc.
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- Reducing luminance and color noise
- Improving details in portraits and landscapes
- Selective sharpening with the Adjustment Brush
- Sharpening with filters
- Creating sharpening presets
- Using blending modes to avoid color problems when sharpening
- Smart filtering and masking
- Edge sharpening
- Batch sharpening
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In this movie, I want to highlight another great way that you can selectively sharpen And improve the details in your photographs, when you're interested in working on a larger area. We'll be working with this photograph here that I captured of this really interesting and fun tavern/restaurant which is located up in the mountains, just outside of the town where I live, Santa Barbara, California. And with this photograph, I was just walking by and I quickly composed the frame. And if we zoom into the image, into this area here, which we can do so by pressing Cmd+plus on a Mac or Ctrl+plus on Windows, and if we zoom in all the way to 100%, you can tell you're at 100% percent by looking at this view here.
What we'll see is that the image is a little bit, soft. It was a lower light scenario. I wasn't using a tripod. It needs a little bit of work. Well, rather than sharpening up everything, I just want to sharpen a large central area of the photograph. Let me zoom out to show you what that means, or what I'm talking about. Here, I'll press Command+Minus a few times, that's on a Mac, Ctrl+Minus a few times on Windows. Well, the area that I want to affect is this middle area of the image.
To have this fit in view, I'll double click the hand tool. That's an easy way to go to a zoom rate where you can see the whole image. I just want to sharpen up this part of the photograph. I also want to increase the color temperature. And then, perhaps add some contrast, and a few other adjustments as well. I really want to draw the viewer into this area here. Well, rather than using, say, the adjustment brush, and panting this in. It would be, too painstaking. What we can do, is use what's called the radial filter. This is a great tool.
You can select the tool by tapping the j key, or. Or by clicking on the radio filter icon. Like with some of our other tools, we have a number of different controls. Let's click on the plus icon for sharpness, to reset everything else to the default setting. Then, let's increase our sharpness. Let's also reduce a little bit of noise. Because we know that whenever we sharpen, we'll inadvertently and accidentally bring out some noise, so sometimes it's helpful to just drop that down a touch. Then, let's go back to the top.
What else do we want to do here? You know, when you focus in on details, obviously you'll, you'll have some idea," I want to sharpen that up." But, Why not make some other adjustments as well? Why not increase the color temperature? Let's do that by dragging this slider to the right. Why not brighten up the image a little bit? And here, let's drag this one over as well. Then we'll add a touch of contrast, dropping down the clarity and saturation. Let's add a little clarity. Let's add some saturation. Let's have some fun with improving this photograph.
Once we've made those selections for how we want to adjust and improve the image, the next step, is to go down to this area, where we have a few controls which allow us to affect the inside or the outside of our shape. It also allows us to control some of our edge detail with this feather amount. In order to really understand feather, what I'm going to do is exaggerate my exposure for a minute. I'm going to bring this way up. Now this is going to look a little bit horrible. But it will help us learn how these other controls work. We'll bring these back down in just a minute.
Here, if we position our cursor over the image, and then click and drag, what we'll see is that we have an effect, which is showing up inside of this shape. We can move the shape by simply clicking and dragging. So it's almost like I have a flash light, and I'm illuminating different parts of the photograph. And currently, the area that's affected is the area inside of our overlay graphic. If we want the opposite, we'll just click on this check box and you can see how it's effecting everything else except for the inner area. Now, another thing that's interesting about this, is how we can control the transition area.
Notice how it's a really soft transition from the brightness, to the original tonality that we have. Well if we want a harsher or a more defined edge, we can simply reduce the feather amount. If we bring this all the way down to 0, it will be an incredibly hard edge. You can see the edge, when you turn off the Overlay view. Take a look at that. It is exact. Yet, as we increase the feather, it looks more natural and realistic and soft. So sometimes you'll need to turn off that overlay, in order to be able to evaluate what you're doing.
Other times, you'll want the overlay there, because it gives you the ability to change the shape. Notice that as I get close to the edge, my cursor changes? And I can click and drag this out. Here I want to make this taller, as well. And then reposition which part of the photograph I'm effecting. What I want to do is draw people into this restaurant. Now, the exposure is too high, it's over exposed, so let's drop that down. Yet I'm hoping that, that exaggeration helped you really understand how the feather worked, and inside outside worked as well. Okay.
Well, I think right there is kind of fun. Now we're warming this part of the image up. We're bringing in a little bit of visual interest to the photograph. We want to see the before and after, so we can click on the preview check box. Here's the before Then here's the after. We also need to define how much sharpening we're going to apply, because remember, we just guessed at our sharpness and our noise reduction amounts. So let's zoom in. Press Cmd+ on a Mac, Ctrl+ on Windows. Zoom in all the way to 100%.
Once you're there, what we'll need to do, is to take a look at the detail, and the structure, of the file. When we look at the detail that we have here, we can use this slider to say, well, here was without any sharpness, or without any noise reduction. It's a little bit soft and lacking. Yet as I increase this, it's starting to add good detail and definition. Brings out a little bit too much noise, so I'm going to reduce that there, and also reduce the sharpness as well. So as you make these adjustments, you will need to zoom in and out to evaluate different things.
Once you've dialed in just the right amount for your sharpness and noise reduction, you can zoom back out by pressing Cmd+- on a Mac, or Ctrl+- on Windows. Or you can also double-click the Hand tool, which will take you to a Fit in View mode. Now when you select another tool, what you'll do is deactivate the radio filter. Notice that I've now selected the hand tool, and all the controls for the radio filter are hidden. If you need to go back there, just click on the icon for the tool.
And then select the adjustment in this case this one here. And then you can obviously make any needed adjustments to that area. And as with all things in camera raw, you can always go back and change your mind, or modify the way that you're adjusting the image. Here perhaps we'll make that a little bigger, and then a touch darker as well. I don't think we need to brighten that up quite so much. We maybe want to brighten up our shadows, though. That looks kind of fun. Alright, well, there it is. A look at how we can use the radio filter. Here is the before, and then now, the after.


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Before you get all aghast and stuff, note that this wasn't meant as a slight to his receivers. It's just the fact of life of working with rookies. In a press conference today, Brady talked about working with players that are so new to the offense. ESPNBoston.com Brady detailed how he communicates with the young pass-catchers on the necessary adjustments. The adjustments are made at times, but other times they aren't. "Sometimes it's what I do with my 3-year-old [son Benjamin] too, and he doesn't listen either," Brady said of his newfound patience level. "You try to just hang in there." Brady has taken on the role of leader recently, and with that comes being a teacher. Especially when nearly all of your receivers are rookies. The Patriots offense relys on making adjustments on the fly, which puts a lot of pressure on the pass catchers to have a good rapport with Brady. He needs to know that he can trust them. So far, Danny Amendola and Kenbrell Thompkins have proved to have t...
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- Customizing the window layout and the interface
- Importing card-based media
- Capturing media from tape
- Marking and selecting the best takes from clips
- Editing clips into the Timeline
- Performing insert and overwrite edits
- Performing more advanced editing tasks, such as 3-point editing, replace edits, and trimming using ripple and roll edits
- Mixing audio
- Editing more efficiently using markers
- Working with stills and graphics
- Creating speed changes on clips
- Adding transitions and effects
- Creating titles, credit rolls, and lower thirds
- Demonstrating multicamera editing techniques
- Stabilizing shaky footage
- Exporting your final project to the web, mobile devices, and tape
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In this movie we are going to learn about the Replace Edit. Now the Replace Edit is an amazing tool because it allows you to swap out one clip for another. Now this could be useful if you have a different take, or in this case I showed the rough cut to the producer and when I played it, they loved the idea of a light bulb turning on, but because this is all about solar energy and saving power, they wanted it to be a CFL bulb. So I actually have a shot of a CFL bulb and we are going to load that into our source monitor by just double-clicking it, and I want to swap out this shot with the shot that's already here.
And it's really easy to do if you know the modifier key to pull it off. Now what I can do is I can mark the in-point where I want this shot to start. I'm going to go ahead and mark the in-point right there and hit I, and I am going to grab it and drag it down to the timeline. And if I let go it right now, you see that it's not going to only replace the original bulb, it's going to blow away everything at the end. And I don't want to figure out exactly how long this clip needs to be by marking in points and out points and whatnot, I want to be quick.
So I can go ahead and hold down the Option key on a Mac, or the Alt key on a Windows machine, and if you notice, the icon stays the same, but it only selects the clip where my cursor is hovering over. If I let go at this point you'll see that bulb will change to CFL. So now I have just swapped out this clip and if I hit Play, it's perfectly timed because I matched my in point to my in point, and I'm good to go.
A lot easier than marking ins and outs. As a matter of fact, you can even do this by grabbing a clip from your Project panel, dragging it over, and holding down the modifier key to replace it. Now that's great, but there's even a faster and more efficient way to do something. Now in this case, I am going to go ahead and hit undo a couple of times to go back to our original bulb. What's more important than timing the beginning is sometimes timing a specific action, maybe you're going from a wide shot of the baseball game of the batter hitting the ball to a close-up of the batter hitting the ball.
And the key thing that's important is the moment the ball strikes the bat and that could happen in the middle of a clip. So there's another way to do a replace. I could park this right about where this comes to full luminance, and then what I'm going to do is select my clip in the Source Monitor and again park the playhead where it's at full luminance for the CFL. So this is the critical point where my playhead is parked, and this is the critical point in my timeline where the playhead is parked.
Now I simply right-click on the clip in the timeline, I get a dropdown menu and look at that Replace With Clip, and I have three choices. I can just grab the one in the Source Monitor, in which case it will use the in point, but that's not really what I want. I want it to not only grab it from the Source Monitor, but I want it to match the exact frame where I have the playhead parked. So I can select that. Now just for reference I can also select from the bin and again it will choose the in point or if there is no in point it will choose the beginning of the clip.
But this is the magic one. I simply click and select, and it swaps out the old clip with the new clip lining up that one key moment at exactly where I want it. The Replace Edit is my favorite tool when swapping out an old clip with a new clip.


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Gian Franco Reverberi (born in 1934 in Genoa, Italy) is an Italian composer and musician. He worked mainly on the soundtracks for Spaghetti Westerns.
He was one of the first Italian rock music artists. He also worked with his brother Gian Piero Reverberi on the song "Last Man Standing" (or "Nel Cimitero di Tucson") from the soundtrack of Django, Prepare a Coffin (Preparati la bara!) (one of many unofficial sequels to Django), which forms the basis of Gnarls Barkley's hit "Crazy". Both brothers are listed as writers of the song.
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Welcome [3 September 2015]
Welcome to WeRelate, your virtual genealogical community. We're glad you have joined us. At WeRelate you can easily create ancestor web pages, connect with cousins and other genealogists, and find new information. To get started:
If you need any help, I will be glad to answer your questions. Just click on my signature link below and then click on the "Leave a message" link under my name in the upper left corner of my profile page. Thanks for participating and see you around! --Ronni 23:45, 23 September 2007 (EDT)
Thank you so much, Gaye--I appreciate your finds and letting me know about them. Theodore Havert's first wife was Catherine Joly, Marie's older sister. Our family tradition was that she died on board the ship in childbirth and the baby died very soon after, but I've been unable to find any record of her death. I did find the immigration records and Theodore Havert is listed as arriving on 7 Jun 1847 in NY on the Adonnis, the same boat as the Joly family, including Marie. Thanks for your help in filling in the missing Havert children. --Mary Jean--Jaynes931 17:23, 13 October 2013 (UTC)
Thank you for tidying up my person, Phereby Bishop. (http://www.werelate.org/w/index.php?title=Person:Phereby_Bishop_%281%29&diff=0&oldid=4587102).--Maggie 04:28, 6 August 2015 (UTC)
Gayel, I have also seen this name, "Phereby", spelled "Fereby" or Pharaby or Feraby. I've done a little research just now on Lawson's Fork. I see that in another place, it is listed as Larsen's Fork. I see many references to "Lawson's Fork" in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Which, incidentally, is where the Bishop family came from, before they went even further south. If you put the words "Lawsons Fork" into Google, there are several hits and all the ones I saw were in South Carolina.
I need to do a little more research and see where these folks lived. Did they ever live in Alabama? I think the answer is "yes". Did they call a creek in Alabama after a fond memory of the one in South Carolina? Possibly.--Maggie 05:10, 7 August 2015 (UTC)
Thanks so much for correcting my info on Elijah Land and his wife. I agree that the Kentucky Marriage source must be a mistake, but I couldn't figure out how to take the source off. I know so little about what I'm doing, although I've been trying for a long time. I really appreciate the help you give me. Thank you for fixing my mistakes, --Mary Jean--Jaynes931 23:43, 3 September 2015 (UTC)
genealogy.stackexchange.com [1 January 2013]
Are you aware of the genealogy project in stackexchange? Reading your user page made me think you might be interested. The site is in beta at moment - stackexchange uses a crowd sourced way to evolve from proposal to beta to a launched site and it could use more participants. Some links if you are interested: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/43502/genealogy http://genealogy.stackexchange.com/ http://genealogy.stackexchange.com/about http://genealogy.stackexchange.com/faq http://meta.genealogy.stackexchange.com/
Your user comments "I believe that the results of our research should be available to others without their having to subscribe to some company owned website" made me think stackexchange would resonate with you and your 'why werelate' made me think I'd appreciate your voice being heard on stackexchange - that community seems to resonate with your "Sources, Documentation, and Good Genealogy" but some seem to be down on crowd sourced wiki's (and I'm a strong proponent of werelate so I'd like others who feel same way to join and speak up).
My apologies if you are already aware of the site and/or not interested.--Sparrell 11:02, 1 January 2013 (EST)
Primary does not mean original [2 February 2013]
You just went through all the sources on Person:Robert Danks (4) and marked them all secondary, including, for example, Northampton VRs.
Primary sources are based on contemporary information of an a first hand participant or collected by an official whose job it is. Secondary sources are sources that add analysis and therefore include assumption and guess to complete the picture, or have no basis indicated at all.
Original records are the original documents, not copies, transcriptions, or even photographs. Non-original records are derivative.
Thus the Northampton VRs are derivative primary information. They were contemporary and the published records attempt to convey only the information in the original, though the formatting has been changed to suit the medium.
The reason why I think this is important is because facts that are based on primary information, even if copies or transcriptions, are orders of magnitude more correct than secondary information based on no evidence, estimates, guesses and assumptions. Obviously original is better than derivative, but whereas there is great benefit in making sure all facts are based on primary information, pursuing those sources to the original copy, if even possible, yields benefits in such a small number of cases as to not be worth the effort unless contradictory primary information arises.
Lumping everything into secondary makes any rating system useless. Decades of genealogical research and I can count on my fingers how many actual original documents I have used. --Jrich 16:15, 31 January 2013 (EST)
My Family [26 February 2013]
Gayel - Curious about your interest in my family. Are you a cousin?
Paluch--Paluch 11:54, 26 February 2013 (EST)
Thanks Gayel [26 February 2013]
This not an easy site to use. Apparently no one is interested in the same folks I am.
Again thanks for straightening things out.
Paluch--Paluch 14:35, 26 February 2013 (EST)
Carlton V. Knott [8 March 2013]
Hi GayelKnott: I am the granddaughter of George R. Knott from Raymond, Minnesota and writing a book about his experiences in World War I. We must be related, but I am not sure how. My mother is Dorothy Knott Rude. I saw the photo of Carlton Knott's marker on the werelate page. Do you know if his remains are there? Also, do you have any information on his widow and child? Do you have any idea where they were married? If you have any info about his war record, or any letters home, please let me know. I do have a copy of the Kandiyohi County in the World War," so I did see some letters he and his brother Raymond wrote home. Thanks for your help. Please keep in touch. Jennifer Rude Klett Delafield, Wisconsin--Jrudeklett 14:51, 4 March 2013 (EST)
Hi again: We must be 3rd cousins. Nice to meet you. I just sent away for Carlton's World War I pension/service records. BUT, most were damaged in a fire in St. Louis in the 1970s, so I am not hoping for much. I will let you know if I find anything out. It will take about 2 months to hear anything. Jennifer--Jrudeklett 17:12, 4 March 2013 (EST)--Jrudeklett 17:15, 4 March 2013 (EST)
Hi Gayel: I don't believe Alice Phiefer (Raymond Knott's wife) was Carlton's wife as she is listed in the 1920 census as single, age 22 and living in Minnesota with her father and step mother. Also, I spoke with LuAnn last week and she did not know anything about Carlton's wife. One question: Can you please tell me what cemetery Carlton's headstone is located in Clear Lake, WA? Thanks a bunch. Jennifer--Jrudeklett 17:07, 6 March 2013 (EST)
Hi Gayel: Spoke with Lemley Funeral Home in Washington, they knew nothing but referred me to someone. I called the referral but his cell mailbox was full; I will keep trying. As I work in library, I will pursue ILL of Great Falls Tribune microfilm. Thanks for your help, I will let you know if any news breaks. Jennifer--Jrudeklett 12:26, 8 March 2013 (EST)
User status [31 March 2013]
Hi Gayel,
I would like to suggest to the Overview Committee that your user status be changed to Administrator. I believe it would be helpful as part of your work on the Duplicate pages patrol to be able to delete pages for Living people. I wanted to first check with you before I proceeded. Would you have any concerns with your status being changed or do you think it would be helpful? --Jennifer (JBS66) 18:18, 17 March 2013 (EDT)
No problems, Jennifer. I do seem to be slowly working my way through a lot of "Living" people! --GayelKnott 15:41, 18 March 2013 (EDT)
I no longer wish to use this site nor have my tree involved because the changes made are not right. I went to a lot of hard work went to Mingo county and Pike county records and a few family Bibles to get a lot of the information as well as all living relatives I could get to. I started this while all my aunts uncles and grandparents could help me before the internet was available and I hate seeing things changed. I have deleted my tree and deleting this account.--Deboriahbfree 02:03, 31 March 2013 (EDT)
Email for Ancestry.com [4 April 2013]
I'm a bit new to WeRelate. Where can I find your address? Bill P.s. I may wait a bit as I'm having sync problems.--Robinsonbill 13:07, 4 April 2013 (EDT)
We Relate Featured Page - Week of April 29, 2013 (#4!) [1 May 2013]
Hi Gayel, another one of your Person Pages, Hendrik Tjeerts Knot has been selected as this week's WeRelate Featured Page - congratulations! (Your 4th Featured Page!) Great sources, narrative and documentation, wish there were more contributors like you on the site:) Keep up the good work!
Best regards,
Jim:)--Delijim 17:02, 1 May 2013 (EDT)
Discussion on categories 6 May 2013 [7 May 2013]
I do so agree with you. If we don't browse within WeRelate, how can we possibly use it to expand our knowledge of our families beyond what we have found in other sources?
You might be interested in some comments I made under Help talk: Categories titled: "Categories of places first, surnames second", discussion started 4 Apr 2013. Obviously, that didn't really see the light of day.
(I didn't want to put this on the Watercooler along with my comments about decisions of the Overview Committee.)
Regards ----goldenoldie 03:05, 7 May 2013 (EDT)
Locations and TimeZones--and Hello [7 May 2013]
Hi Gayel
As well as a Canadian flag, I have to wave a British one because that's where I live! I was somewhat surprised to find two messages from you at 10am to messages that I had written between 7 and 8 this morning. Good thing you put Vancouver with your signature.
I got busy on the "Wanted places" for a while and removed a whole lot of problems in the Ontario area, but there are still an awful lot of them. Someone who probably left WR years ago after providing us with 10,000 people lacking any sources whatsoever, insisted on adding "Tp" to every township his people came from. At least he knew the difference between Upper Canada, Canada West and Ontario. Altering his entries I encountered a boredom factor and stopped. Now I am working on my own family in their root location of Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland and guess whose ancestors I am finding in "what links here"? So his work is getting more corrections made--both in Canada and in Scotland.
Here's a problem you might be able to help with. I notice you have been given your "admin certificate" for your work on duplications. I have been adding county maps to the Scotland pages (traced and labelled by yours truly), and I don't think I have managed to upload a perfect map once yet. As a result there are maps to be deleted, but for some technical reason images don't go into the Speedy Delete cubbyhole. I would be glad to supply a little list to anyone who could perform the operation.
It will be interesting to see if our use of the word Browsing carries any weight. Searching is like putting blinkers on a horse. You are never tempted by morsels that might just be within arm's reach (and that includes making contact with other WR users).
Cheers, Pat (--goldenoldie 05:43, 7 May 2013 (EDT))
Dorner Lehrer [17 June 2013]
Hello Gayel,
I got a notification that you put a do not merge against two different Dorner Lehrer families and I understand why because they are different but what I am wondering is whether you are looking at / researching these families or did you come across them because of another reason.
Thank you Jeffrey--JeffreyRLehrer 22:30, 16 June 2013 (EDT)
We Relate Featured Page - Week of June 17, 2013 (#5!) [24 June 2013]
Hi Gayel, time for you to "rack up another" Featured Page! Your MySource Page: MySource:GayelKnott/George_Jones_Documents has been nominated and selected as this week's WeRelate Featured Page. Nicely done, keep up the good work!
Best regards and have a great week,
Jim:)--Delijim 16:04, 20 June 2013 (EDT)
martien jacobs tonnis jacobs [22 June 2013]
Hello, I am a descendant of Martien Jacobs and TOnnis Jacobs. Are you also related to them? Kindly regards, Metha Hoeksema--Metha Hoeksema-Westra 12:48, 22 June 2013 (EDT)
martien jacobs tonnis jacobs [22 June 2013]
Hello, I am a descendant of Martien Jacobs and TOnnis Jacobs. Are you also related to them? Kindly regards, Metha Hoeksema--Metha Hoeksema-Westra 12:48, 22 June 2013 (EDT)
Marriage Date for Jonathan Doolittle & Rebecca Ranny [25 June 2013]
It's not clear to me whether I had the wrong date for this marriage and you corrected it or if you added an alternate date that predates his birth. At any rate I've checked Barbour and the present date is correct, so I'll just delete the alternate date and add the Barbour source. If I got it wrong I was probably reading his father's marriage date when I put it in,
Hal--HBWhitmore 01:26, 25 June 2013 (EDT)
rockwood family [19 August 2013]
I get more information on the rockwood family is go back to Thomas Rockwood 1420. he marry ann clopton. Iwill be put it down here.--Diann2013 12:51, 19 August 2013 (EDT)
rockwood family [23 August 2013]
Put the name richard rookwood and date 1602-1662.look up it in the internate you will see a list of him and his wife Agnes Lovell.That were I got my information. There is a book on the Rockwood Family to. I never saw the book.
For Richard Rockwood partens it is them Robert Rockwood and Elizabeth bachier.On the Clopton family I got up to Walter de Clopton 1298-1339. Diann--Diann2013 19:36, 23 August 2013 (EDT)
rockwood family [24 August 2013]
Hi I know that you can not help me with things. I got all done and makeing chace to it. I am trying to put things down on this site. In as family and as a person too. Same on this site is all really do for me because is the same things. I am trying to meger the infornation I got with other on this site to help out. Diann--Diann2013 10:58, 24 August 2013 (EDT)
Hammerback and Tyberg [14 October 2013]
Hi Gayel, I received 6 messages about merges with Charles Hammerback and Alice Tyberg in my tree that I have not worked on in many years. I was wondering what your relationship is with them if any. They are my GG?Grandparents. thanks, Kathy--Xena5011 01:54, 14 October 2013 (UTC)
Knott family [18 October 2013]
Hi Gayel: I sent you an email yesterday about the Knott family. Did you happen to get it? Jennifer Rude Klett--Jrudeklett 20:14, 18 October 2013 (UTC)
[11 November 2013]
First time I've used this "User talk" feature. I have received a note about possible change to Thomas Thacker & Margaret from GayelKnott. Does this relate to Thomas Thacker of Repton, who married Margaret Blakesley, widow of John Blakesley in 1542, or another couple with these names?--Houseofthacker 15:09, 11 November 2013 (UTC)
Spudic Family Updates [11 November 2013]
GayelKnott, I notice you have been quite active in updating pages for the Spudic family. I am curious about your interest and connection to those pages. My wife is a Spudic, and there are not many around!
Thanks,--Lbeaumont 22:19, 11 November 2013 (UTC)
Thomas Hopkins [30 November 2013]
Dear Gayel,
This is a different Thomas Hopkins (and Katherine). The one I have added lived in Derbyshire, the one you draw my attention to is in Bristol/Gloucestershire. It's a relatively common surname, and the forenames are very common in that era. These Thomas Hopkins need to be kept separate.
I am still a newcomer to WeRelate, and need to learn some of the possibilities, particularly concerning merging of duplicates, or removing incorrect near duplicates, and as in this, guiding not to merge two different (but similar) entries.--Houseofthacker 16:32, 30 November 2013 (UTC)
Updates to Leah Weaver [5 January 2014]
Hi. Thanks for making some updates to Leah Weaver, but I am a little confused by the summary you left.
You said you added some census data to distinguish the parents from another set of people with the same name. Could you explain your analysis? How are you sure which couple goes with this person as the parents?
Also, in your summary of the census data, you list other people which I presume are siblings to Leah Weaver. It would be nice if you could make the profile for Leah Weaver more complete by adding new persons with these names and relate them accordingly. (This way other people searching the wiki would be able to see the existing connections.)
Lastly, could you make a copy of the census data that you have and link it? I would like a copy for my own records.--Wolfmanmi 01:26, 5 January 2014 (UTC)
Shervington/Matthews [6 January 2014]
Hi GayelKnott- I noticed that you have done a merge with Fanny Phoebe Shervington(Matthews) - are you a relative? I am directly descended from Fanny's sister Ada Matthews.
Best wishes - Steve--Goddard 09:38, 5 January 2014 (UTC)
Thanks for the info and advise etc, yes I am very much a newby on here but slowly getting my head around it. Love the idea of having only one page for each person/family etc. A daunting task though... Steve--Goddard 12:48, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
Another WeRelate Featured Page [9 January 2014]
Hello, one of your Person Pages: John Dunn has been nominiated and selected as this week's WeRelate Featured Page! Thanks for the good work, keep 'em coming!
Best Regards,
Jim:)--Delijim 00:34, 9 January 2014 (UTC)
WWI Knott book [9 January 2014]
Hi Gayel: The book about the Knott boys in World War I is now available. It is titled Alamo Doughboy: Marching Into The Heart Of Kaiser's Germany During World War I. Please see my website www.jrudeklett.com to find out where to purchase. Also updates are on my Facebook page athttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Jennifer-Rude-Klett-Nonfiction-Writer/410987405695335?ref=hl or search for Jennifer Rude Klett: Nonfiction Writer on Facebook. Jennifer Rude Klett--Jrudeklett 00:45, 9 January 2014 (UTC)
Klaaske Douwes Hellinga [20 January 2014]
Hi Gayel: I merged the 2 "Klaaskes" for you. Kind regards,Beatrijs 02:47, 20 January 2014 (UTC)
Cochran/Tassell Corrections [2 February 2014]
Greetings! I want to know if this is a current tree you are working on and I would like to know what sources you have if you are. This is my family and I would greatly appreciate any holes in my tree.
Thank you!--Jeany0078 08:31, 2 February 2014 (UTC)
Covington Caution... [5 February 2014]
Saw your edits relating to an incorrect child. Some of the standard templates that a few of us worked on were created to help mark situations like this, so I hope you don't mind my dropping them in. I can't admit any familiarity with the situation in question, but I'm always impressed with efforts like yours to debunk things that were too quickly accepted at one time or another, and seem to gain inadvertent credibility only because no one has looked at them closely. It's an impressive level of diligence - and (in creating the templates) I know I wanted to highlight both such efforts and the findings - lest things backslide (all too easy in a world of GEDCOMs...).
My best, and feel free to revert anything I did if you find fault. --jrm03063 15:10, 5 February 2014 (UTC)
Reader - Corlett marriage Liverpool [9 February 2014]
Hi Gayel, I've just started on this so apologies if there are technical errors in my input. I note that you have changed the details of the Reader Corlett wedding in 1897 in Liverpool. I have the original records which show the following:
Marriage: 28 Aug 1897 St Thomas, Liverpool, Lancashire, England John William Reader - 19 Fisherman Bachelor of 26 Strand St Margaret Jane Corlett - 24 Spinster of 26 Strand St.
Groom's Father: John Reader, Fisherman Bride's Father: John Corlett, (deceased), Sailor Witness: William Henry Corlett; Margaret Ann Holland; John Reader Married by Banns by: J. A. Cooil Register: Marriages 1876 - 1905, Page 140, Entry 280 Source: LDS Film 1546064
I think you have changed the church to St John's, Liverpool. Do you have some more information on this? Many thanks, Adam--Adamhoque 09:56, 9 February 2014 (UTC)
One Place Studies [25 February 2014]
Many thanks for passing on details of the One Place Studies website to me. It has scads more to say for itself than two of the three placename study sites I reviewed for WR on Friday.
I have just spent half an hour browsing. Nether Winchenden isn't exactly just up the road, but it is a village that I used to take a detour through on the way home from work sometimes. It is one of a number in that area that have the atmosphere of another age. Columbus, Ontario, is in the same county that my paternal grandfather's family lived in during their farming generations. The diagram of relationships between names in the cemetery was really interesting. Malton, Yorkshire, also has links to my paternal grandfather's family: the couple who emigrated to Canada lived in Swinton and Settrington, two villages within five miles of Malton.
The article on copyright law in the UK was very worthwhile. In WeRelate I have taken to telling people that a website has information on a topic rather than quoting it. Though I sometimes wonder if these very protective website owners would have a higher profile if they allowed more publicity.
/cheers, Pat --Goldenoldie 21:01, 23 February 2014 (UTC)
Another day. The day the where-do-we-go-from-here discussion has "officially" wound up. I don't doubt that some members will continue to try to make a buck out of their two cents worth.
But as I read through the results of the questionnaire I was reminded of the presentation of the One Place Studies site and compared it with ours. I don't think it was just the pretty pictures, though they did wonders for it. There was something very friendly in the wording as well. These are things we should think about at WeRelate. How often does any one of us look at our home page? It's not just the logo that's all wrong. The whole thing is too heavy. It needs tabs so that we can say more about more things. Right now it's just the door to a filing cabinet where we each have a little niche--and I've met some members who have a large sign saying Private on their door.
But here I am talking to only one fellow member about this. I don't dare put my head above the parapet and tell the group.
/cheers Pat --Goldenoldie 07:24, 25 February 2014 (UTC)
At the moment I'm feeling rather discouraged -- which may be because I'm doing my monthly long-distance visit with my memory-challenged mother.
I like your point. I've said several times, perhaps not in terms other people understood, the need to consider how we actually sell WeRelate. Selling by simply stating "the facts" went out well-over a hundred years ago. Today, selling is about image, life-style, etc.
I just went back and looked at One-Place-Studies, along with WikiTree, FamilySearch, and Ancestry. We definitely need to improve our presentation! We've discussed the logo, but not the total presentation.
I'd say go ahead and say something - probably the only thing that will happen is that you'll be ignored.
Cheers, Gayel --GayelKnott 04:48, 26 February 2014 (UTC)
Changes to Smith Family (again) [28 June 2014]
Hi Gayle - I am getting tons of notifications this evening that you are editing the Smith pages again that we spoke of before. Looks like you are renaming pages, such as this one, where you changed the Page Title from "John Smith and Sarah Unknown" to "John Smith and Sarah Smith" but did not provide any evidence to support that Sarah's maiden name was Smith. Is the evidence forthcoming? Are you actively researching these pages now? --Cos1776 01:05, 10 March 2014 (UTC)
Hi, I just got an email stating that you changed information on James Kelly and Anne K Keoughan. Don't see that any changes were made, but would love to know if you have some connection to this family. Name has been changed to Kelley.
Barbara Kelley--Bkelley414 00:14, 28 June 2014 (UTC)
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Martha Chitwood [10 July 2014]
It is my understanding Martha came from Ireland with her mother and brother as indentured servants to Reuben Stringfellow.--Williammuny 23:32, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
Soules of the Mayflower compact [26 July 2014]
thanks for the information on the Soules.
John Meador Will [20 August 2014]
Hi Gayel, got your note on the Will of John Meador (Meadows)... I've added the transcript of his will from the same source I found the original information and although there are minor differences, it appears that the abstract is basically the same... Feel free to add whatever other records and/or info you feel appropriate to provide other researchers a clearer view of their family. Appreciate your input and assistance.
BTW, this is not one of my families, they likely married into one of the Virginia families that I've been working on as part of one of the Virginia projects currently in progress...
Best regards, have a great week,
Jim:)--Delijim 19:35, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
Hi Gayel, the changes make much more sense now to John Meadow's page.
Thanks for separating them, it really helps other researchers, too.
Take care, have a great week,
Featured Page Nominations [2 September 2014]
Hi Gayel, thanks for adding some Featured Page nominations:) If you see any other good ones, feel free to add them in the future.
Thanks and best regards,
Jim:)--Delijim 15:06, 27 August 2014 (UTC)
Gayle, Is this a good way to collaborate with you. I have some new info I found reading my Wm H Scott File. Let me know before I t ype a lot in error. Sharon--Sharon K Johnson 01:07, 2 September 2014 (UTC)
Henry & Sarah Mattox [17 September 2014]
Hi, Gayel---
Yes, those two pages are the same couple. I recently found evidence, through a distant cousin, that Peter (my direct ancestor) and Henry were brothers, so I've been tracking down all of Henry's descendants. I have just uploaded about 500 Family & Person pages on Henry's line and I'm now beginning the page-by-page clean-up, so I just haven't gotten around to merging those two pages yet. (For some reason, they didn't show up under the family-merge tab in the upload process.) I'll get that done in the next day or so, though. --MikeTalk 17:50, 17 September 2014 (UTC)
Handwerk [8 November 2014]
Hi...my name is Yolanda and I received notifications of changes on my family tree. I am curious as to the relationship. I welcomed the changes. I am the granddaughter of Marvin Brown...daughter of Edna Brown. Years ago we went to a family reunion and received a pamphlet of the family in which I copied the information on to the family tree. I like to learn more about the family.
Thank you again for the information.
Yolanda--Yomomma858 19:54, 8 November 2014 (UTC)
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FWIW: Connection [25 March 2015]
That one is an actual connection. Harm Veldman's sister Gepkelina is the grandmother of the husband of my grandfather's first cousin. (I took a close look because I also have another Veldman line of direct ancestors.) --pkeegstra 00:34, 25 March 2015 (UTC)
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There is apparently controversy regarding the parents of Eleanor Means, wife of John Diven. My Means family attributed the parents of William Means, brother of Eleanor, to John Means with his parents as Robert Means and Jane Irving, the latter a sister of a Revolutionary War general. I have never been able to find such a Jane Irving related to a general. there were two Revolutionary War generals with similar surnames, Irving and Ervine; neither apparently had a sister named Jane who married a Means. Means family history, including the compilation by Foglesong and other sources, gives the parents of Eleanor Means wife of John Diven as Samuel Means and Elizabeth Clark. These sources also show another Eleanor Means, a daughter of John Means and Elizabeth Clark, and married to James Montgomery. I have been investigating these Means families and individuals for about 30 years and have not found substantial evidence to support either parentage. We need to do more work! Dick Ammann -- firstname.lastname@example.com 13:13, 11 May 2015 (UTC)
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Import duplicates [1 June 2015]
Gayel, I'm working on the cleanup from last week's gedcom import-there were a lot of problems. I'll take care of the duplicate list today. Thanks. --Judy (jlanoux) 12:57, 1 June 2015 (UTC)
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[18 August 2015]
Take a look at Klaas Knot he is 1 of the most influencal men in the Netherlands ;-) a grandson of Family:Klaas Knot and Eke Stuursma (1)
regards --henk 19:18, 18 August 2015 (UTC)
Thanks, Henk. I would never have picked up on this. Gayel --GayelKnott 19:27, 18 August 2015 (UTC)
Cleaning up my mess... [25 October 2015]
--Fpnewman3 08:38, 12 September 2015 (UTC) I'm new at this and really am not sure what I'm doing as yet. Looks like you cleaned up some duplicates I missed. I though maybe you were actively involved in that line, but I see, I think Imsee that you must be one of the administrators. Anyway, in Case it matters to you, I changed Jno. To James, correcting an error I found, and changed his fathers initials to James William, as well. "ef" is Emily, and she was a widow by 1880. I think I accomplished those changes. So many things to fix, so little time....😏
I can't find where to respond to your recent message about the marriage date of Sallie Flippin and Joseph E.Newman. Anyway, I hope you'll see this, and just wanted to say: Of course, you are right. When I went to my ancestry.com file to correct a possible error, though, I found exactly what you describe as correct, a marriage on 17 Dec 1857. Curious. I don't know how the error you pointed out occurred. Perhaps the big computer finds it difficult to keep all those Joseph Newman straight, as well.😋--Fpnewman3 21:49, 25 October 2015 (UTC)
Well, that was unexpectedly quick response. Now I suspect you of being a SIRI-like AI. When I first reviewed your changes on the website, I saw a "note" that didn't belong, going back to before I sorted out who everyone was. I was thinking that Sally Flippin might have been illegitimate , and that might well offend her descendant, as well as being wrong, somImsought to delete it. When I came back to it, I couldn't figure out a way to do it, and now, I can't even find it to try again. Hey SIri, did you read my mind and expunge the offending note for me?--Fpnewman3 22:16, 25 October 2015 (UTC)
merging families [12 September 2015]
I am merging families from my Gedcom at the moment and see that you are merging the same families. I hope that the outcome will not be confusing?! Kind regards from--Beatrijs 10:59, 12 September 2015 (UTC)
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Duplicates [30 October 2015]
Hi, Gayle. I know you have been cleaning up some duplicates that I created. Lest you think I am being careless and creating duplicates when I should know better, I thought I would let you know why they are occurring. I am working on a multi-month project to clean up the largest old GEDCOM (Jonjay) (at Daniel Maxwell's request). In many cases, Jonjay did not know the maiden name of the wife (or he had it wrong) and I have been renaming both person and family pages as I have found the correct info. WeRelate does not warn of duplicates on a rename, and I've had so few hits when I manually checked for duplicates that I thought I would leave it to automation to find the duplicates. In general, you have been merging the duplicates before I have bothered to check the report. I hope you will continue to do so - but of course, I can check the report periodically as well.
I've been working on the GEDCOM since the end of April and still have quite a way to go - lots and lots of incomplete information. Thanks for the help on the duplicates end. --DataAnalyst 02:10, 5 October 2015 (UTC)
Berend te Moller changed to Berend Hoenderboom op 't Moller [16 dec 2015]
Hi Gayel, I noticed you made a change http://www.werelate.org/w/index.php?title=Person:Berend_te_Molder_%281%29&diff=0&oldid=22228778 please let me know why you think this is correct? See for example the father of Berend is Jan, not Hendrik. Yes it is possible that his real name was Jan Hendrik. And we know that the second name often was the vocational name. Still I would like to learn, and understand, why you think the two Berends are one and the same person. Thanks, Ron woepwoep 15:14, 27 November 2015 (UTC)
Berendina Koolman and Berendina Stevens [16 dec 2015]
Hi Gayel, thanks much for pointing me to the fact that these ladies are one and the same person. Can you please reverse http://www.werelate.org/w/index.php?title=Family:Johannes_te_Loeke_and_Bernardina_Stevens_%281%29&diff=0&oldid=22509415 ? thx, Ron woepwoep 09:41, 16 December 2015 (UTC)
much appreciated. R--woepwoep 16:35, 16 December 2015 (UTC)
Robert Patterson and Sarah Van Metre, There were two set's. [23 January 2016]
And I am a decendent of both sets. The two set's of Robert patterson's and Sarah Van Metre' are my 4th and 5th set of Great Grandparents. I've been researching the family for 5 years . I've hooked up with two living decendent cousin's from this line . five really but a couple arn't comunicating. Just wanted to say hello and wanted to know if you wanted to trade any information ? Regards, Robert C. patterson.--Robbob61 20:39, 23 January 2016 (UTC)
Hiya, and Thank You. :) [6 February 2016]
Hi Gayel, I got an email saying various changes have been made to my tree. I can't really navigate this site well enough to understand what the merges mean, but as you are an Admin, thank you is in order, I am sure. Any help with my husband's family tree is always gratefully received. Cheers, Lori--LoriMacGregor 12:14, 6 February 2016 (UTC)
John Nail and Elizabeth .... - Are we related? [8 March 2016]
GayelKnott - I see you made numerous edits to the above family. There are very few people, that I have been able to locate over the years, that appear to be interested in this family. Are you a descendant of this family? If so I have much more in my personal data base and would love to compare and/or share with you. Robert Givens--regivens 15:06, 8 March 2016 (UTC)
No merge [30 March 2016]
Just out of curiosity, how many "No merge" do we need on John Banning and Mary 2 ? There are 3 now. --SkippyG 21:47, 30 March 2016 (UTC)
Entering Marriage Event [4 April 2016]
Thank you the assist.
Lee--Lee Ramsey 14:38, 4 April 2016 (UTC)
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Heads up [15 April 2016]
I noticed you were one person affected 2 years ago when User:Ccbreland deleted a gedcom that linked to some other families, they are trying to upload another gedcom, 3600 people and dozens of matched pages. It will not be uploaded due the number of errors and I am trying to suggest they upload a smaller gedcom but thought I would give a warning to watch what happens.--Rhian 14:55, 15 April 2016 (UTC)
Tillett edits [12 June 2016]
Thanks Gayel for fixing the Tillett entries. I'm not sure how I missed matching them or if I had just not got back to 'tweak' them; I had moved on to something else and probably wouldn't have got them done. So now I've tweaked them just a bit more, so as good as I can make them now. Thanks again!--janiejac 22:05, 12 June 2016 (UTC)
Adding Templates [3 July 2016]Hi Gayel - just a little heads up about the syntax to use when adding Templates. I stumbled across a bunch of pages to which it looks like you had wanted to add Template:Sources needed 1. The way this is usually done is to simply put
{{Sources needed 1}}somewhere onto the page, instead of the actual text from the Template page.
Doing so tells the page to do what Template:Sources needed 1 tells it to do - in this case to put a banner box on the page and to put the page into Category:Sources Needed.
If you copy and paste the actual text from the Template page, you are instead telling the page to do what you want the Template page to do to itself - in this case, add a banner box and put the page into Category:Sources Needed and put the page into Category:Communications templates. You can see that this is occurring by viewing Category:Communications templates where these Person and Family pages are now listed.
This is an easy mixup to fix, so no big worries :) I have fixed some of the pages affected. Would you like to fix the others? Feel free to let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, --cos1776 21:59, 3 July 2016 (UTC)
Dup and such... [29 July 2016]
Thanks for noticing the dup - which it certainly appears to have been. I resolved it.
Perhaps you know, or don't, that I've been working somewhat systematically through Savage - trying to associate as many "Sketches" with WR Person pages as I can. I had expected WR to already contain most of what's in Savage - but was surprised to find a lot that was not. So I've wound up adding more to the tree than I really meant to. Superficially, at least, a lot of what I add may seem sloppy - since sources often aren't obviously in evidence. However - if you check such pages for "what links here" - you'll almost always find specific pages of the Savage transcript that refer to such people.
At some point soon - I'm hoping to do something that will systematically push the relevant information from Savage out to the appropriate Person pages - but I'm not there yet. Knowing this - if you have the [mis]fortune to cross paths with some of my work - perhaps the back links will make what I was doing a little more apparent. At least I hope so! :)... --jrm03063 16:51, 29 July 2016 (UTC)
Mary Leonore BILLINGS [24 August 2016]
Hi, Gayel, Thank you for adding information to Mary Leonore BILLINGS. If you are related to this BILLINGS family (descended from James of Clarkson, Monroe County NY) I would like to communicate with you regarding a family reunion of BILLINGS-BARRAGER-TOWNSEND families. Thanks for all your work on werelate.org Kathryn Hall Allahyari (ggrandaughter of John Darius BILLINGS 1838-1932)--Katsus98040 18:13, 23 August 2016 (UTC)


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I appreciate, and love everyone of these especially the gorilla one. I use to repost some of these to my facebook page because people in my immediate family also enjoys them. It seems though that christians just don't have a sense of humor. Even one of my sisters removed me from her friends list because of "My sick sense of humor". Christians remind me of my Grandfathers mule when I was a kid. Humorless, stubborn and goes through the day with blinders on. Although you want to beat some sense in them you know it is wrong to beat anything that can't think on it's on.
Pat, …that one kills me too, the monolog is perfect especially the way it's punctuated, the relatively calm punch line is sublime.
I'm eating apples!
Oh no!
Richard, the gorilla cartoon had me laughing my *** off. Have already sent it to a few theists I know.
Heh, nice. Didn't know they had a filter for that. I've mostly just seen more abstract stuff.
I read the Huffington Post piece titled 5 insights from the world's religions the other day, and came up with a response: 5 things that this atheist has learned from the world's religions.
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