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Combined with some Mechanicum and some other things, I might just have a decent Pre-Heresy army.#2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-65693993269823696302016-07-25T08:24:00.000-07:002016-07-25T08:28:24.617-07:00Adventures in Lighting...I'm home with the flu today, so here's a post I've been meaning to do. The larger ships of X-Wing have continued to hold my attention, and being somewhat of a completionist, I've embarked on a quest to add LED lighting, aided by fiber optics, to the ships in my collection. This is not without its challenges, such as taking apart things that are obviously not meant to be pried apart, running #2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-21886404110499472342016-07-23T17:25:00.001-07:002016-07-23T17:25:22.156-07:00Desktop Wars part MDCVI: Meanwhile on Calth..."Sir... These orks appear to be female.."(Or, what happens when you paint multiple genres at once.)#2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-55072463361610013402016-06-06T13:08:00.000-07:002016-06-13T10:09:26.251-07:00Deathwatch: Overkill Part II: Genestealer Cult! I really had a pretty good time painting these. So much so, in fact, they may get turned into an army at a later date. Well, maybe. With a few limos, more bodies, and so on. Too bad the rules only exist for the specific numbers that you get in the box. Way to plan ahead, GW. And yet, you get the makings of what is at least an interesting bunch. You can tell GW has been refining #2501http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-47833926453952399682016-05-31T12:15:00.000-07:002016-06-02T15:25:51.757-07:00Deathwatch: Overkill Part I: Deathwatch! At long last, the entirely of my Deathwatch set has been completed, and by "at long last", I mean I've had them done for about a month now, and just not bothered to photograph anything. Life gets in the way. You understand. As with the offerings from their last board game, the Deathwatch sprues don't disappoint, nor are they entirely without questionable decisions on GW's part. Not on #2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-3255699303670581672016-05-27T11:17:00.001-07:002016-05-27T11:17:11.414-07:00Ornstein and Smough or A Tale of Two Superheavy Tanks BRRING BRRING "Hello, Forgeguard Activated First Armored. " "Tanks department, please." "Speaking." "Do you have anything that can flatten an infantry company by itself?" "Sure do. How many do you want?" "Uh, one? "Just one? Are you sure?" "No. Send me something to blow up other super heavies, too." "So, which is it?" "Better send one of each." "Hold please." With the sad closing of my local #2501http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-2849672571346283942016-03-23T18:23:00.001-07:002016-03-23T18:23:54.294-07:00Desktop Wars, Chapter XVI: Overkill"I swear, you guys! I'll have your money tomorrow!"The backlog of stuff to feature grows larger, so here's WIP to show you where I am. Of course instead of mass-painting the Genestealer Cult I delved into the Deathwatch. Being unique and covered in fiddly detail, they took forever. More to come...#2501http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-54646590237978853992016-03-13T11:59:00.001-07:002016-03-13T12:02:00.513-07:00Genestealer Hybrid WIP"Sire! The miners are revolting!""Yes, but we need them to work the mines."Most of the colors have been blocked in, still have to do some detailing.I need to post some finished pics of super heavy tanks too. 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I featured this scythe in a WIP post, and to #2501http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-72140561090228579992015-12-25T11:24:00.002-08:002015-12-25T11:24:37.684-08:00Merry Christmas! I teased these a while back and only recently got the free time to shoot them. This little group all happened to be assembled and painted at the same time. After seeing a vintage metal necron lot on ebay, I had to pick it up, and as a result added some much need scythe power to my army. 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So of course, my group planned#2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-14058691673302077252015-06-28T10:00:00.000-07:002015-06-29T06:40:45.604-07:00Bring on the Big Boys: The Heresy-Era Thanatar Siege Automata So, time to put on our Jeremy Clarkson hat and take a look at the FW Thanatar. Though fiddly, this model, when you finally manage to get it together, is a great piece. I only wish it were hollow plastic, because it begs to have LED light stuffed into it to illuminate the plasma mortar. Look at that thing. How is it this came from basically the same place as those revolting robots they put#2501http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-9487188770430845532015-06-26T14:26:00.002-07:002015-06-26T14:26:34.325-07:00Assassin's Creed: 40k Ed Part 2: the Bad and the Ugly.... 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But that's okay, because you also get a really beautiful non-modular board you can use to#2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-21161535893607278052015-06-03T06:38:00.000-07:002015-06-03T06:38:11.039-07:00Bang Bang..... Just some gun servitors today, courtesy of the Raging Heroes Toughest Girls of the Galaxy Kickstarter. The only real mod to these was to the one in the center, who was wearing a fright mask that made her look more Chaos-y than I would've liked. So, I added a respirator tube to her mask. The TGG minis are very nice and highly detailed (almost too highly for my old eyes). 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You can't find Tomb Blade models anywhere, because they're are now AMAZING, but not to worry, no one in the right mind is using or will ever use Lychguard and Triarch Praetorians. Destroyers are now Jet Pack #2501http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-70928047001516516682014-12-25T09:42:00.000-08:002014-12-25T09:42:19.252-08:00Christmas Mechanicus No, I'm not dead, just really busy with.... well, things. Including a pre-Heresy Mechanicus army, because they're neat. We're in a time now where people are leaving the game and the hobby for whatever reason, and while times change, you should still do what makes you happy. 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Things continue apace, which is good, because I have a bunch of AdMech stuff just sitting in boxes waiting for assembly. Weathering like this actually goes faster then the Weathered Penny technique, for some reason. Maybe it's because of the Ghost Arks and all their little crevices, maybe because after doing it so much I'm faster at it now. Anyway, still haven't figured out his heraldry yet.#2501http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2837412973927672745.post-5065062004701189522014-07-04T12:07:00.000-07:002014-07-04T12:07:13.516-07:00Happy 4th! (Rise of the Black Knight?) I started working on the metallics of the Knight Lancer with the intention of making the armor parts a split dark green/black (a darker version of the Forgotten Knight). Then I noticed this happened. Usually we black over this to start the next color, but I'm really digging what's going here. 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CHICAGO -- DePaul coach Oliver Purnell said Wednesday he believes the Blue Demons could jump to the middle of the Big East this season after finishing in last place the last two years.
"That would be an improvement for us to get in the middle," the third-year coach Purnell said prior to practice on Wednesday. "The difference is when you're in the Big East along with several other great conferences in the country, then you got a chance to compete for everything. If we can move up to the middle of the Big East and be competitive with everybody, get some more wins along the way and do a good job in non-conference, now we're talking."
After notching one win in the Big East in Purnell's first season, DePaul took a step forward last season by finishing 3-15 in the conference and being in most of their games. They faltered last season in closing out games. They lost six Big East games they either led or were tied in at halftime.
Purnell is optimistic this year's group can learn to finish those games. Last week's season-opening 91-59 win over UC Riverside gave him some hope.
"I like where we were when we played the other night," Purnell said. "Now if we play that way for two or three games, maybe we are where we were when we left off last year, but you got to get to that point first. Now if you're at a level where you played against Seton Hall (86-58 win last season), some of the others at the end of the year and you close out some games, now you have a totally different scenario at the end."
Purnell said he also felt the program was moving in the right direction because he now possessed a group of experienced and skilled players, such as juniors Cleveland Melvin, Brandon Young and Moses Morgan.
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The Citizen Science Grid is run by Travis Desell, an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of North Dakota. It is hosted by UND's Computational Research Center and Information Technology Systems and Services. The Citizen Science Grid is dedicated to supporting a wide range of research and educational projects using volunteer computing and citizen science, which you can read about and visit below.
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The work generator kicked off overnight while I was sleeping (of course). More work should be flowing now that I've turned it back on.
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I have a new work generator for subset sum up and running right now. I'm just watching it manually (so it won't be showing up on the status page until I'm comfortable with it running in the background full time).
The new work generator will be generating 500 WUs at a time when the number of available workunits dips below 1000. This will definitely fix the slow feeding issue we were having the last day, and I think it will also make wingmen workunits get sent out a lot quicker. I apologize, this should have been done sooner!
I'll keep you posted as things progress, and please let me know if you're having any other issues.
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I've removed a number of workunits and the feeder is now blazing along extra fast. Work should be flowing significantly better.
Now that work is flowing, I'll be working on updating the work generator for SubsetSum@Home to make sure it keeps a minimal (<10k) number of workunits available, but auto generates them as needed to prevent this from happening again. Hoping to have the updates in tonight.
Thanks for your patience in dealing with all this, especially during the midst of a pentathalon!
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It looks like the extra RAM didn't fix the issue. Right now I'm going in to remove some of the workunits which haven't had results sent out yet. This should speed up the feeder. I'll leave enough WUs/results available to keep work flowing while I code up changes to the work generator to make sure this situation doesn't happen again.
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Take Five With Maria Neckam
Maria's voice is one of those you either love or hate, and so is her music. Uncompromising in her musical approach as well as performance she hits truth right at it's core and strikes a chord in you.
Her clear, airy sound has been compared to that of angels as well as wind instruments, the latter referring to her use of it as wellMaria sings like an instrumentalist plays. This is also reflected in her use of lyrics, as she states her point in an abstract way, making space for everyone's own story in hers.
Her compositions are as diverse as life's surprises, merging modern jazz with drum n bass and rock grooves as well as Indian and classical music. You can hear Stravinsky as well as Bjork in it, Billie Holiday and Debussy, Nikhil Banerjee and Ani DiFranco…but most of all, Maria Neckam.
Teachers and/or influences?
Teachers: Luciana Souza, Peter Eldridge, Nils Vigeland, Samir Chatterjee, Theo Bleckmann, Kate McGarry, Sandhya Sanjana, Annett Andriesen.
I knew I wanted to be a musician when...
I was born (well, probably before that).
Your sound and approach to music:
My music is a reflection of my life. I never try to be someone else than myself. I believe this is the only way other people can find themselves in my music.
Your teaching approach:
Find your own voice. Don't go against what's natural. (I use Estill's Voice Technique. It's the best. Simple and clear.)
Your dream band:
It's my band! Lars Dietrich (alto sax), Samir Zarif (tenor sax), Aaron Goldberg (piano), Thomas Morgan (bass), Colin Stranahan (drums).
Favorite venue:
55 Bar, Cornelia Street Café, Rockwood Music Hall These places really support good music and appreciate it.
Your favorite recording in your discography and why?
My new record that's coming out soon!
What do you think is the most important thing you are contributing musically?
Did you know...
that I am from Austria and speak German?
How do you use the internet to help your career?
I try to connect as much as possible with my fans and give them insight into my creative world, how I make music and why. Mostly through my website, marianeckam.com but also through my MySpace Page and Facebook Page. And of course through my mailing listsign up by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com. I try to bring a bit of sunshine to my friends and fans with every e-mail.
CDs you are listening to now:
Kneebody, Kneebody (Greenleaf Music)
Moss, Moss (Sunnyside)
Sigur Ros, Med Sud I Eyrum Vid Spilum
Kurt Rosenwinkel,
The Notwist, Neon Golden
How would you describe the state of jazz today?
It's time for something new! It's coming... Check out www.thestorymusic.com, for example.
What are some of the essential requirements to keep jazz alive and growing?
What is in the near future?
New record Deeper will be released shortly.
New project, Electronic Music, with Lars Dietrich Duo, with classical pianist Asami Tamura.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29651665016648903502016-09-28T18:02:59.236-04:00CCGS Blog Nancy A. firstname.lastname@example.com://feedburner.google.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-41743397720905949562016-09-28T18:02:00.000-04:002016-09-28T18:02:59.253-04:00Did Grandma Have a Filling Station? - Recovering Hidden History

October CCGS Meeting to Focus on Local Histories Recovered from Overlooked Municipal Records

Shari Strahan

The October 18 meeting will feature a collaborative presentation by Sara Campbell and Shari Strahan covering the wealth of local history that can be uncovered from town records. The title of their presentation is "Did Grandma Have a Filling Station? - Recovering Hidden History from Married Women's Business Certificates"

Sara and Shari have painstakingly digitized women's business certificates found in several town clerk's vaults and have analyzed them to see how they fit into local history. Who were these business women? Why did they do what they did? Using historic newspapers, business directories, census and vital records they will re-tell these forgotten stories of enterprising women. Both presenters have taught workshops in genealogy at Greenfield Community College in western Massachusetts, and they have presented to a number of genealogy societies across the state. Visit Sara's blog (rememberingancestors.blogspot.com/) for additional background.

Sara Campbell

Our meeting will take place at the Brewster Ladies' Library, Rt 6A, Brewster, on Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at 10 a.m. All are invited to come early for socializing and refreshments at 9:30.Ralph Ryallhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/09/did-grandma-have-filling-station.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-39468199936205417712016-08-31T12:23:00.000-04:002016-08-31T12:23:59.370-04:00September Meeting to Focus on Genealogical Resources at the Massachusetts State ArchivesSeptember 20 meeting will initiate the 2016 - 2017 monthly program season of the Cape Cod Genealogical Society.

Re-invigorate your genealogical research by learning about the wealth of holdings in our own backyard, at the Massachusetts State Archives, Boston. Martha Clark, Curator at the Archives, will walk us through the availability of holdings in her presentation "Genealogical Resources at the Massachusetts Archives".

Martha Clark, Curator

Martha Clark has spent most of her career at the Massachusetts Archives, working in the Reference and Curatorial Departments. She became Curator of the Archives in 2002, supervising the presentation, arrangement and description of the Archives collection. A resident of Boxford MA, Martha also works to preserve local history, serving as the archivist of the Boxford Historic Document Center, historian of the Second Congregational Church, and as a Board member of the Boxford Historical Society.

Our meeting will take place at the Brewster Ladies' Library, Rt 6A, Brewster, on Tuesday September 20, 2016 at 10 AM.
You are invited to come a little earlier for socializing and refreshments at 9:30.Ralph Ryallhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/08/september-meeting-to-focus-on.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-2631097419967929202016-07-07T14:20:00.000-04:002016-07-07T14:20:40.231-04:00German Census records 1816-1916 : featured library resource for July 2016A new volume authored by Roger Minert addresses an important area of research for those with German ancestry. German census records, 1816-1916 covers a century of census records in each of the German states, in 38 chapters listed alphabetically. While German research has traditionally relied on church and civil records, this volume should make more accessible a relatively untapped resource.

1815 marked the end of Napoleon's domination of the many independent German states, and the beginning of the process of unification which resulted in the creation of Germany in 1871. While not ceding political power, the German states formed customs unions to distribute revenues collected for imported goods. To ensure equitable distributions, regular censuses were initiated during this period. Although early census records did not necessarily include all names, by the 1840s most states had begun this practice.

In 1867, Chancellor Bismarck of the North German Federation decreed a census for the purpose of supporting a military force and the administrative costs of the Federation, initiating what was effectively the first national census. After Germany was established in 1871, a census was taken that year, followed by one in 1875 and thereafter at 5 year intervals. Censuses were administered by the individual German states, which sometimes added questions to those required by the federal government.

Each of the state chapters follows the same format:

location (a description of the terirtory, any border adjustments)

census history

specific instructions to census-takers

content of census records

accessibility (any online records and/or how to locate archives)

In addition to an index and bibliography, there are appendices with suggestions about writing to archives and conducting census research. We are happy to add this volume to the CCGS Library, and hope it will broaden your German research.
Carol Magenauhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/07/german-census-records-1816-1916.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-68109656882701569282016-07-01T16:51:00.003-04:002016-07-01T16:51:40.733-04:00SUMMER PROGRAM - JILL MORELLI - JULY 11Don't miss this excellent presentation

Alice Plouchard Stelzerhttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/07/summer-program-jill-morelli-july-11.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-28025027994784341822016-06-25T11:49:00.001-04:002016-06-25T11:49:20.870-04:00Received at the LibraryDo you have Scottish ancestors? Your Genealogy Today (Mar./Apr. 2016) tells you to look beyond the usual sources, and discusses Scottish church and school records. The WWII series continues, discussing using daily and monthly battlefield reports. In "When you're gone", we are reminded of the importance of making a plan for the disposition of your genealogy research and family heirlooms after your death. The New York Municipal Archives are demystified, ancestral eyewear explained, and help offered in planning a research trip to Ireland.

Internet genealogy (June/July 2016) highlights a free British genealogy website covering three areas: parish registers, vital records, and census records. This is a valuable resource for 19th-century records from England and Wales, produced by volunteers. Also spotlighted is the new Memories section of Family Search, a way for researchers to provide stories, photos, etc. that go beyond the typical genealogical data on a family chart. Other articles cover researching the Great Depression, understanding the Victorian era, researching Supreme Court cases for family history information, and Yale's Photogrammar site, a database of historical photographs from the 1930s and 40s. Technology articles include two on apps for storytelling and interviewsCarol Magenauhttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/06/received-at-library.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-70429094624609138272016-06-01T08:11:00.000-04:002016-06-01T08:11:13.793-04:00Pointing Fingers at Ancestors' Siblings - Breaking Down Brick Walls with Collateral Research

Cape Cod Genealogical Society's Annual June Luncheon - Tuesday June 21, 2016

Come join us at our annual luncheon at the Old Yarmouth Inn. There will be a short meet and greet beginning at 11:30 a.m., with the annual election of officers and new directors-at-large to follow at 12 noon. After lunch, we will have a presentation given by Marian Pierre-Louis on how to solve your problem ancestors by using collateral research.

Your brick wall is giving you countless headaches and troubles. Perhaps it's time to take a fresh look at different people in your family tree. In this presentation we will discuss doing in-depth research on cousins and siblings in order to remove genealogy obstacles.

Marian Pierre-Louis is a House Historian and Genealogist who focuses on New England research. She specializes in probate, deeds, New England town records and brick wall research.

Marian has served many roles for the New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC), most recently as a 2015 tri-Program Chair. Once a month you'll find her as the host of the evening webinar series for Legacy Family Tree webinars. In addition, she is the host of several internet radio shows including Fieldstone Common (www.FieldstoneCommon.com) and the Genealogy Professional podcast (www.theGenealogyProfessional.com).

A reminder that the reservation deadline for the annual luncheon is June 5th. There is limited seating available. The luncheon will be held at the Old Yarmouth Inn which is located at 223 Rte 6A, Yarmouth Port, MA, across the street from the Parnassus Book Store.

Sue Benoithttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/06/pointing-fingers-at-ancestors-siblings.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-81481893788080901042016-05-20T18:22:00.000-04:002016-05-20T18:22:17.845-04:00Received at the LibraryThe cover story for Internet genealogy for April/May 2016 is about 50 sites for tracing female ancestors. Listed by state, the emphasis is on historical societies, libraries, archives and museums. A similar mode of ferreting out is found in "Reminiscences ... finding biographical sketches of your ancestors," I learned of a Congressional resolution in 1876 recommending that towns and counties prepare histories in preparation for the nation's centennial. These often contained biographical sketches, and many are now online at state "memory projects." Using Google maps and street view to locate houses your ancestors lived in is the subject of another article, with tips for getting the most out of the Google maps viewer. Other topics covered: rejected pension applications; the British Merchant Navy lists for 1915; Fold3 WWII research; movies theaters; stowaways; and a product review for Growly Notes for Mac.

Strategies for Census success, the featured article in the May/June issue of Family Tree magazine. suggests ways of finding your elusive ancestors (but I still can't find my parents in 1940!). An interesting article on the history of taxation points out that this year marks the 100th anniversary of our current income tax structure. Maureen Taylor discusses how to preserve old home movies, and how to mine them for genealogical clues. An issue we probably all could pay more attention to is protecting online privacy -- Dana McCullough has ten tips to help in this endeavor. A long "workbook" article elucidates military service records. Lisa Alzo discusses Polish, Czech and Slovak geographic resources. Other articles treat: English parish records, DNA matches for adoptees, fun ideas for engaging relatives with genealogy (e.g. a coloring book), winners of the Innovator Showdown at Roots Tech, and DNA Land (a website that further analyzes your DNA data from the usual providers).Carol Magenauhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/05/received-at-library.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-12719855342075488902016-05-19T15:08:00.001-04:002016-05-19T15:08:15.967-04:00Received at the LibraryNGS magazine (April-June 2016) announces two new online courses from the National Genealogical Society: Researching your World War II ancestors, and Genetic genealogy. "Disputes and unhappy differences" explores the valuable information that can be found in land records (deeds). Those with early California ancestors may wish to read about "California historic missions and their records," which were extensive and not limited to Catholic settlers according to the author. Using vignettes to illustrate, J.H. Fonkert points out that immigration begins with an emigration, and that records both in the home country and the destination can illuminate the reasons behind a decision to change residency. An article about timelines discusses formats, and the usefulness of this simple tool in revealing gaps, errors, new questions and more. Lifestreaming is a new term to me, meaning digital diary-keeping; a column discusses tools and tips. Other articles deal with: Civil War pension files, genetic genealogy matches, verifying family lore, and a history of Cyndi's list by Cyndi Ingle herself, to mark the list's twentieth anniversary.

German Interest Group members will be interested in an article in Your Genealogy Today ((May/June 2016) giving three sites that can yield surname maps within Germany (my own surname ranks 106,824, but got results!). Stuart Doyle suggests that knowing who the census enumerators were can give you a feel for the accuracy of their work. Surname prefixes (de, fitz, mac, etc.) are explained by David Norris. Other topics include: solving mysteries in cemeteries, homesteaders, older processes used for document reproduction, DNA test results, and genealogy trips.Carol Magenauhttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/05/received-at-library_19.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-67752684525647715252016-05-03T17:16:00.000-04:002016-05-03T17:16:01.321-04:00Writing Up Your Research: Using Early Vermont Settlers Research Project Sketches As An Example

CCGS Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 10:00 AM

Scott Andrew Bartley is a genealogist, archivist, librarian, and editor specializing in <st1:state>Vermont</st1:state>, Mayflower lineages, and colonial <st1:place>New England</st1:place>. He was formerly the manuscripts curator at the New England Historic Genealogical Society, and later librarian/archivist for the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants and editor of their journal, Mayflower Descendant. He also edited Vermont Genealogy (Genealogical Society of Vermont's journal), and has been a FamilySearch.org Wiki Content Specialist creating research guides on Massachusetts and its counties including the City of Boston. He was also editor of the last "silver" book to be published on the descendants of Mayflower passengers, The Descendants of Elder William Brewster, part I.

Drew is currently the genealogist for the Early Vermont Settlers to 1784 Study Project for the New England Historic Genealogical Society and consulting editor for The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. He is also involved in the show "Finding Your Roots" with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on PBS as a fact-checker. He is the editor and researcher for the Brewster fifth and sixth generations and the author and researcher for the next Allerton Six-Generation project for the General Society of Mayflower Descendants.

10:AM at Brewster Ladies Library, 1822 Main St. (Rt. 6A), Brewster, MA. Come a little early for coffee, donuts and socializing. Please park at the Brewster Baptist Church parking lot next door as the library parking lot is closed. Take the sidewalk from the church parking lot to the library.
Sue Benoithttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/05/writing-up-your-research-using-early.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-1070628342130581342016-04-26T15:10:00.002-04:002016-04-26T15:10:29.225-04:00FGS annual conferenceFlyers for the annual conference of the Federation of Genealogical Society are available at the Library. It will be held in Springfield, Illinois August 31 - Sept. 3. The theme for this 40th anniversary conference is Time travel : centuries of memories.Carol Magenauhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/04/fgs-annual-conference.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-70702447865654836312016-04-26T15:04:00.000-04:002016-04-26T15:04:24.107-04:00Received at the LibraryRecent newsletters have some interesting articles that members may wish to look at.

Our partner organization the Falmouth Genealogical Society in their News for spring 2016 reports on interesting past meeting topics: genealogy of the Wampanoag tribe; Civil War pension records; and the Falmouth Historical Society, which is improving access by digitizing its collections.

Post scripts from the Bourne Historical Society (spring 2016) has an extensive article on "The Bourne Stone, new thoughts on an old rock." The professional archaeologist author concludes that it is likely to be a true native American artifact, possibly looked at upside down in all past interpretations!Carol Magenauhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/04/received-at-library.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-60180292865678260422016-04-02T17:22:00.000-04:002016-04-02T17:22:11.903-04:00Ancestors Who Worked in the Public Sector

CCGS Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, April 19, 2016 - 10:00 AM

Margaret R. Sullivan, Records Manager and Archivist at the Boston Police Department will present Ancestors Who Worked in the Public Sector and The Amazing Records They Left Behind.

Margaret is a Fellow at the Massachusetts Historical Society and former Vice President of TIARA, The Irish Ancestral Research Association. She has been honored for research documenting line of duty officers, early African American officers, and pioneer women police.

Don't miss out on this chance to find out about public sector records in which you can search to find out about your ancestor's occupations and work history. These little used records can help you fill in and enrich your knowledge and family history for future generations.

10:00 AM at Brewster Ladies Library, 1822 Main St. (Rte 6A), Brewster, MA. Come a little early for coffee, donuts and socializing. Please park at the Brewster Baptist Church parking lot next door. There is a short walkway to the library. Please use the side door of the library to directly enter the auditorium. Sue Benoithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/04/ancestors-who-worked-in-public-sector.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-63870104267669742562016-04-01T08:37:00.000-04:002016-04-01T08:37:42.780-04:00How to use Evernote for Genealogy : featured library resource for April 2016Kerry Scott has created How to use Evernote for genealogists, "a step-by-step guide to organize your research and boost your genealogy productivity" using the software program Evernote, published by Family Tree Books. The strengths of Evernote is that it can accept, organize, and search information in a wide variety of formats including notes, documents, audio files, PDFs, lists and logs. And it runs on a variety of platforms and devices.

Evernote has three levels of membership: free, plus, and premium. The more expensive levels include more service features, higher data allowances, and better sharing if you have collaborators. There's also a "presentation mode" similar to Power Point at the highest level.

A basic record is a note, which is organized into notebooks, which are further gathered into stacks. Some ways of organizing would be by record type, family, or activity/project. Additional tools include reminders and to-do lists. There are 5 choices for displaying data, and tags can be used to tie together records by any features you choose.

A useful chapter covers using visual and audio files, as well as different kinds of text (for example, emails). Another covers ways to collaborate with others using Evernote, and yet another covers security of your data. The book tells you how to synch Evernote with mobile devices, and use it with other tools, such as Penultimate that makes handwritten notes searchable. Appendices cover census templates and other handy forms, using Evernote to enhance what you get out of conferences, and a handy quick reference guide. There is a good index as well.

This volume is calculated to give you inspiration and practical tips for using what looks like a very useful tool for genealogists.Carol Magenauhttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/04/how-to-use-evernote-for-genealogy.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-86527336875917250472016-03-19T09:11:00.000-04:002016-03-19T09:11:58.448-04:00Received at the LibraryThe headline article in Internet Genealogy (Feb./Mar. 2016), "Moving West," provides a look at 6 types of online resources for researching your pioneer ancestors, giving numerous examples plus a suggested reading list. "State House fires and your genealogy research" is an interesting look at what records have been lost to calamities, including looting during the Civil War. Other articles cover: a massive collection of Swedish church records available on MyHeritage.com; Brooklyn NY phone and city directories; online resources for the War of 1812; and GEDitCOM II for Macs.

Your Genealogy Today (Jan./Feb. 2016) leads off with a thorough look at Irish land records. When we are lucky enough to find an original source document concerning our ancestors, careful analysis can provide rich rewards, as described in "7 essential analysis strategies." The series on WWII records continues with looking at the Marine Corps. Other topics: care of old letters, what is a haplogroup, tips for writing that family history, coffee in family records, and British birth and baptism records. The final article has over a dozen pictures of unusual tombstones.Carol Magenauhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/03/received-at-library_19.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-23231811042082457582016-03-15T07:34:00.001-04:002016-03-18T19:19:18.688-04:00EXPLORING TECHNOLOGY

Cape Cod Genealogy will be sponsoring a series of presentations to introduce new and older technologies that can help you with your research. We are calling this Exploring Technology. Some subjects that will be covered include organizing your research, software for genealogy, and using computer technology to enhance your research.

The first sessions will be An Introduction to Evernote. Evernote is a program that can help you organize your research, It allows you to take notes, capture articles, or portions of articles, from the internet and save them to your computer, and then archives them so that you can find them again. It is a "cross-platform" application, which means that what you save on your computer, can be retrieved on your mobile devices, and vice versa.
The first sessions of An Introduction to Evernote is currently scheduled for Tuesday, March 29, at 10:30 AM, and Friday, April 1, at 1 PM, in the Meeting Room, downstairs in the Brewster Ladies Library. These sessions will explain how to download the app, on both your computer and your mobile devices, and how to clip content from the internet. Both of these sessions will be identical and we will be limiting the attendance at each so that you may have an opportunity for hands-on experience. With that in mind, bring along your laptops, tablets, and smartphones, so that you will be able to download Evernote and have any questions answered. Later Evernote sessions will explore, in more depth, the many uses of this wonderful App.

You must pre-register for this program, as we will be limiting enrollment so that you can get some individual attention, if you need it. If two sessions are not enough for the amount of interest in this program, we will schedule more. To pre-register, send an email to email@example.com.Joan Fredericihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/03/exploring-technology.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-34511987874375439822016-03-06T20:03:00.001-05:002016-03-06T20:03:53.904-05:00Received at the LibraryThe National Genealogical Society will be holding its 38th annual conference in Fort Lauderdale May 4-7. The NGS magazine for Jan.-March 2016 showcases records which are not available online; for example, employment records for the WPA and for a mining company provide rich information for genealogists. Pension laws affecting military widows are explained, as well as Naval Armed Guard veterans' records. One woman's quest to allow digital cameras in her courthouse to facilitate genealogy could be helpful to others. An organization called Coming to the Table is described, its purpose to bring together the descendants of slaves and slave owners to promote healing.

Ancestry Academy, founded in April 2015 to present online genealogy education, is described at length in the Oct./Nov. 2015 issue of Internet Genealogy. Irish researchers may be aware that the National Library of Ireland released 375,000 newly digitized Catholic parish registers last July, available on its website. An overview of "Online Jewish genealogy sources" is provided. "Soldiers' and Sailors' Widows' Homes" have records that can be useful for genealogists. Other articles showcase North Carolina, and World War II service.Carol Magenauhttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/03/received-at-library.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-55107097095079483582016-03-05T09:12:00.000-05:002016-03-05T09:12:21.885-05:00New York family history research guide and gazetteer : featured library resource for March 2016Many of our members have ancestors in New York State, and we hope they will make good use of this newly acquired and impressive volume. New York family history research guide and gazetteer has the stated goal to be "a definitive guide to the genealogical resources of New York State." Published by the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society in 2015, it has an extensive list of over 200 contributors, and was three years in the making. New York State served as "the frontier" in its early years, and later for well over a century was the most populous of the United States. New York City served to process the majority of free immigrants to the US. So it is not surprising that so many Americans can trace ancestors who resided in the state.

The first part of the book consists of descriptions of the types of records available, and where to locate information, including publications, repositories, and online resources. It begins with a chapter on the colonial period, followed by chapters on each type of record, and concluding with chapters on ethnic groups, religious organizations, major repositories, and reference publications.

Nearly two-thirds of the book is a listing for each of New York State's 62 counties. Each includes a map and gazetteer (list of cities, towns and villages) designed to facilitate location of vital and other records. Significant sources of records are listed, plus individual print and online resources relating to the county. Finally, there are chapters on New York City and on Long Island, and an index to place names in all the gazetteers.

We hope you will make time to consult this comprehensive volume for assistance with your research. The CCGS Library is open Tuesdays 1-4, Thursdays 10-4 and Saturdays 10-noon.Carol Magenauhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/03/new-york-family-history-research-guide.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-1013252906894135242016-03-02T08:43:00.000-05:002016-03-02T08:43:12.097-05:00A New Innovation for the March Monthly Meeting

The Cape Cod Genealogical Society will be trying something new and exciting at our <st1:date day="15" month="3" year="2016">March 15, 2016</st1:date>monthly meeting. As technology changes and innovates, your society is evolving as well in order to stay relevant in today's digital age. As an experiment, this month's speaker, Maureen Taylor, will be "present" electronically rather than in person.

Last summer Maureen was lined up to be our March speaker, but now she is unable to attend in person. Nevertheless, she has graciously agreed to deliver her presentation electronically using Skype, a medium that uses the internet. This will be a first for the Society as a whole. The German SIG used Skype with a speaker some time ago, and it was a great success. At the March meeting we in the audience will be able to see Maureen on the big screen, and she will see us. We will be able to field questions to her the same as we would if she were in the room.

THE MARCH MEETING PRESENTATION:

Eight Steps to Preserving Your Family Photographs by "The Photo Detective" Maureen Taylor

Most of us have old photos and are always looking for ways to preserve, store, and arrange them in a way that will be cost effective. Maureen will talk about photo preservation basics, from storage to labeling, and everything in between. Each step includes low-cost solutions that won't break your budget.

You won't want to miss Maureen's presentation to learn about preserving your treasured family photos. In addition, you will be taking part in an innovative experiment for the Society. We want to know how you feel about using Skype for future presentations for nationally known speakers who can't attend in person.

Tuesday, March 15, 2016, 10:00 AM at Brewster Ladies Library, Rt 6A, Brewster, MA. Come a little early for coffee, donuts & conversation.

TAKE NOTE: The Library asks that you go to the side door of the library (the auditorium door). Do not try to go through the library's main entrance door, as it is usually locked until 10AM. Also, please park next door at the Brewster Baptist Church parking lot in back of the church. There is a short path to the library.

Sue Benoithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/03/a-new-innovation-for-march-monthly.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-21045121169856897882016-02-20T16:42:00.000-05:002016-02-20T16:42:23.056-05:00Received at the LibraryThe lead article in Family Tree magazine for Nov./Dec. 2015, "Solve family puzzles with DNA," relates to our just past monthly meeting topic. Judging from the attendance, this is of great popular interest! This article's emphasis is on approaches to working with the DNA match list resulting from autosomal DNA. Kerry Scott discusses using Evernote for genealogy, and Amanda Epperson gives extensive information about marriage records. In "Analyze this!" Michael Tait walks us through ways of reconciling conflicting data found in records. An extensive article on Welsh genealogy sources points out that Welsh surnames are limited being historically derived from the father's first name, making research that much more complex. Other topics treated briefly include: Elephind, Reunion 11, the history of softdrinks, and preservation of family linens.

The Idaho Genealogical Society's Quarterly newsletter for winter 2015 has a couple of articles with tips on cemetery research, including picture-taking.Carol Magenauhttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/02/received-at-library.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-57178831265953127182016-02-01T08:21:00.000-05:002016-02-01T08:21:29.917-05:00Rootstech 2016 February 3-6 2016You won't want to miss Rootstech 2016 taking place in Salt Lake City, Utah. There are world class speakers and a variety of interesting classes, something for everyone. You can attend without leaving the comfort of your home. View the whole schedule and download any handouts that are of interest.

Find out what's available by going to their website at www.rootstech.org. There are fifteen live streaming classes which you can watch from home over the three day period. Once you get to the website, click on the words: Live Stream Schedule or just go to www.rootstech.org/streaming-schedule for the class listing. Some of the available classes for viewing are: Best Websites and Apps for Local History, Finding Elusive Records on Familysearch.org, and Using Genealogical Proof Standards for Success.

You can download the syllabus for each class in which you are interested, even if it is not available for viewing via live stream. If you miss any of the classes, they will be available for viewing for a limited time on the rootstech website homepage after the conference.

Have fun! Learn something new!

Sue Benoithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/02/rootstech-2016-february-3-6-2016.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-18630229669178975352016-01-25T10:58:00.000-05:002016-01-25T10:58:40.607-05:00Sex, DNA and Family History

Tuesday, February 16, 2016, 10:00 AM

At Brewster Ladies Library

If you are considering using, or have already used DNA testing, and/or if you are confused by the results and are unsure what to do next, this is one meeting you don't want to miss!

Shellee Morehead, Certified Genealogist, well known author, researcher, and speaker will talk about genetic genealogy and the use of DNA for defining ancestral relationships and what DNA can and cannot do for your family history. She will describe in understandable terms the different DNA tests and how they allow genealogists to see into the past. Using hypothetical pedigree charts and descendency charts, she will identify who should be tested and what questions can be answered by the use of DNA technology. She will demonstrate specific methodology to define questions, find candidates, and design hypotheses that can be tested using DNA and genetic genealogy.

 Shellee will help you understand the different tests and give you insight as to which DNA test you may want to use and how to use the results to further your genealogical research.

See you Tuesday, February 16, 2016, 10:00 AM at the Brewster Ladies Library, Rt 6A, Brewster, MA.

Please park in the Brewster Baptist Church parking lot in back of the Church. There is a short path to the library from the parking lot.

Sue Benoithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/01/sex-dna-and-family-history.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-62957639547611145642016-01-21T09:14:00.000-05:002016-01-21T09:14:32.671-05:00Try FindMyPast for Free this weekend!

The weatherman is predicting a stormy weekend this weekend and FindMyPast has offered the perfect solution as to what to do (except, of course, during the Patriots game on Sunday afternoon!)

From 7AM (EST) Friday,January 22, to 7AM (EST) Monday, January 25, 2016, their "World Records" will be available for viewing by anyone, absolutely free. That includes "billions of records and millions of newspapers" according to their announcement. Available records include those from United States, Canada, Ireland, Australia, England, Scotland, and Wales.

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What a great way to spend time during a January nor'easter! -- when you aren't watching Tom Brady and friends on Sunday afternoon!Joan Fredericihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/01/try-findmypast-for-free-this-weekend.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-34706505763769582332016-01-17T19:08:00.000-05:002016-01-17T19:08:03.594-05:00Don't Forget! This month's CCGS Meeting Will Feature Local Genealogical Resources Tuesday, January 19, 2016Mary LaBombard, Archivist at the Nickerson Archives at the Cape Cod Community College and Paula Grundberg, Genealogist at the Eldredge Public Library in Chatham will tell us about the unique and interesting resources available for genealogical research in our own backyard.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016 10:00 AM at the Brewster Ladies Library, Route 6A, Brewster, MA. Please remember to park at the Brewster Baptist Church parking lot. There is a short path to the library from the parking lot.Sue Benoithttp://email@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2016/01/dont-forget-this-months-ccgs-meeting.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-59356495165414500272015-12-23T19:42:00.001-05:002015-12-23T19:42:07.880-05:00Learn About Local Resources for Genealogical Research

Come join us when Mary LaBombard, Archivist at the Nickerson Archives at the Cape Cod Community College and Paula Grundberg, Genealogist at the Eledredge Public Library in Chatham tell us about local resources for genealogy and research in our own backyard. You don't have to travel far or even cross the bridge to take advantage of these excellent resources.

"Unique Genealogical Resources Available in the Nickerson Archives at Cape Cod Community College" with Mary LaBombard, Archivist.

"Genealogical Resources Available at Chatham's Eldredge Public Library" with Paula Grundberg, Genealogist.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016 at 10:00 AM at the Brewster Ladies Library, Route 6A, Brewster, MA. Come a little early to socialize and have coffee and donuts. Don't forget to please park next door at the Brewster Baptist Church parking lot. There is a short path to the library from the parking lot.Sue Benoithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2015/12/learn-about-local-resources-for.htmltag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2965166501664890350.post-73678867224858327562015-11-19T07:55:00.000-05:002015-11-19T07:55:37.037-05:00Members' Annual Holiday Celebration - Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Members will show us how they have shared their family stories, memorabilia and artifacts with their families. It may inspire you to find a way to create and share your own stories and artifacts. From a Christmas Past slide show to a treasured heirloom found online to a funny Gold Rush letter, you will find our program interesting, entertaining and inspiring.

The meeting starts a 10:00AM at the Brewster Ladies Library, Route 6A, Brewster. Please come earlier to socialize and partake of the coffee and homemade holiday goodies prepared by some of our members.

If you can bake some holiday cookies, cakes, or quickbreads to bring to the meeting, please let Sue Benoit know at email@example.com. If you have old Christmas photos for the Christmas slide show, please email them to email@example.com.Sue Benoithttp://firstname.lastname@example.com://blog.capecodgensoc.org/2015/11/members-annual-holiday-celebration.html


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It was uncertain whether Woods would even be making the trek from his Florida home to Kentucky. After "jarring" his back on the second hole last Sunday, he pulled out six holes later in the final round of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. The incident happened when Woods jumped back into a bunker after executing a shot from an awkward stance.
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TIGER WOODS: Yeah, basically, when I landed on the bunker, my sacrum went out. So pinched the nerve and hence the spasm. My physio put it back in and we've just been treating it.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Say again, louder.
Q. Is there a danger associated with you playing this week?
TIGER WOODS: My physio is here. If it does go out, he's able to fix it. One of those things, again, I still need to build strength, still continue to get stronger. Just going to take more time.
Q. How do you feel like you played out there?
TIGER WOODS: I played all right. All right. Nothing great. It's only Wednesday.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: No, no. The treatments have been fantastic. Once the bone was put back in.
Q. When was that? On Sunday when we saw you, you looked in an awful lot of pain. How long was it before you had some sort of relief?
TIGER WOODS: Once he put it back in. The spasms went away, and from there I started getting some range of motion.
Q. Did you fear the worst when it happened on Sunday?
TIGER WOODS: It was a different pain than what I had been experiencing, so I knew it wasn't the site of the surgery. It was different and obviously it was just the sacrum.
Q. Tiger, what convinced you to try?
TIGER WOODS: Try what?
Q. To come and play?
TIGER WOODS: Oh, I feel good. Once the bone is put back in, it's all good. The inflammation has been down, I've had range of motion. As you saw out there, I got my speed, my power, and I just need to obviously keep moving.
Q. Are you definitely in for tomorrow?
TIGER WOODS: What's that?
Q. Are you definitely in for tomorrow?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah.
Q. When did you decide?
TIGER WOODS: To?
Q. What time or when did you reach a decision that you were going to play?
TIGER WOODS: Probably yesterday afternoon. My range of motion was good. I started my firing sequence was back to normal the sequencing was good. If my sequencing is good then it's all good.
Q. How does it feel to be back?
TIGER WOODS: It feels great to be back here. The fans are enthusiastic. They're loud. They're into. It's a totally different golf course than what I played in 2000. These greens are all different. I have my book from 2000; it's useless. There's some new things that we have to learn out there. Joey has been here on the ground. He's got a pretty good handle on it. We'll run through some more of it as we go.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: It's not as I said, it's not the site of the surgery. This is something totally different. As I said when I landed, it jarred it and jarred it lose, made it come out. As I was explaining to you guys last week, I haven't been able to do my agility stuff because I'm still building back up, still playing. I can't do both at the same time. So when the season is over, in the off season, getting back to my agility work, my explosiveness, my power, all that stuff, back up to where I used to be.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Yes. Make every putt.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Say again.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Pain meds, no. I'm not in any pain. That is the good part.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Say again.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: I did I hit it in my hitting bag. So I was doing some video work, trying to make sure that my swing was where I wanted it and some of the things that I didn't like about it was going on last week. And I was able to basically make slow motion swings, make sure the what I was feeling and what was actually happening were matching up.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Say again.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, I did. I felt pretty good about how I played and the shots I hit. I need to get more feel for how this golf course is playing. I'm not used to seeing the chipping areas like this. We didn't have that in 2000. It was just deep blue grass. That's a bit of a different look and different options. We're experimenting with some different clubs, shots. Trajectories, Strick and I were talking about how the bounce is actually pretty true. There's some different options which we weren't used to in 2000.
Q. And you're pain free?
TIGER WOODS: Pain free, yes, except for the headache of talking to you guys.
Q. After seeing the course today, do you have any regrets of not coming up a day or so earlier to get a few shots at it?
TIGER WOODS: I couldn't.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Say again.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, of course there is. Just don't jump in the bunkers.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, you know, they played up in '08, during the Ryder Cup, it was a different look. I mean, from what I was told by the players, it was kind of through off some of the Europeans, they weren't expecting it. So now they are at that tee basically where they moved it up at. Now it's a par 4. But today I hit driver down there and also hit a 3 wood, as well. I hit 3 wood, 5 iron in that hole. Depends on how the wind is blowing, how it is out there, if it's hot. Like this ball is traveling, our 3 woods are going near 300 yards. One of those where you could chase them down there if you wanted to.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: Just play well. That's the only thing I can control. Try to go out there and win this event. That's all I'm focused on.
Q. (Inaudible)?
TIGER WOODS: You know, he didn't tell me. I just found out from Steiny. I guess he was focused on his game. I think it's great. It's fantastic. Because Strick is not only a good guy, he's also one of our peers. You have Tom, Raymond as well as Andy, who don't play out here anymore. Don't really know the guys. I think it's important to have someone who is out here on a regular basis, who knows the guys, knows their personalities, knows their games inside and out. I think that's well deserved. Also a pretty smart move as well.
Q. If we get any rain, how will that change the course?
TIGER WOODS: Quite a bit. Quite a bit. This golf course is firm in some spots. But, yeah, if we get some rain here, we're going to hit a lot of drivers. It's pretty wide open. The greens are soft enough where you can be pretty aggressive. You're going to see some pretty low scores.
Q. What are you going to do on the back nine?
TIGER WOODS: I'm going to walk it right now.
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well, i am my worst critic, and the program was being a douche and made some of the sound effects near the end lag but i couldn't tell cuz my computer isn't really fast enough to replicate internet speed playback. but i'm very content with the turnout. thanks for the support!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Funny As Hell.
That was so fucking funny thats all that needs to be said.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Nice dude
This was really good i really like how the one tankman was changing into flood haha that was great but i didnt think mastercheif would b fighting elites when he got back to earth?
i've been developing my own take on the series. the brutes play a part. similar, yet with different intentions. oh well i guess they are exactly the same, only not in this one. sequel?


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The breathable atmosphere extends upwards about four to five miles above sea level.
Just ponder a moment on that: relate that 4/5 miles to a town or place near you. Not very far, is it? You can drive it in four or five minutes - and if you drove vertically upwards you would pretty soon die unless you were super-adapted or on oxygen.
That hair-thin layer is what keeps you and me alive - and what is taking in the billions of tons of greenhouse gases every year.
But you know something? I'm not worrying too much about changing lightbulbs, insulating my house better or the like. Why? Because it's NOT just you and I - it's nearly seven billion others as well. Increasing at around three every second. Double what it was forty years ago.
Any remotely feasable reduction in emissions is not going to have any effect at all unless we see a sustained and huge decrease in global population.
How likely is that?
Very likely: but not by voluntary means. There are going to be billions of lives lost to famine, dehydration, disease and conflicts over the next 50 years, if global warming is a fact, even if heroic efforts are made to alleviate it.
All life forms increase to exploit resources until the population crashes: it's just that technology has made it possible for our own life form to outwit this scenario until now. Just makes the crash harder - and possibly fatal not only for the human race but for everything else.


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After losing the first two games of the three-game series on Thursday and Friday, Auburn responded with a dramatic 5-4 win on Saturday to salvage a game in the series and get some positive momentum heading into the postseason. Winning without injured players Cullen Wacker (knee), Dan Glevenyak (back), Garrett Cooper (back), Jay Gonzalez (hand), and Zach Blatt (arm), the Tigers limp into the postseason with some question marks physically as they try to make a run in the tournament to secure a spot in a NCAA Regional.
"I have never been in this situation before," Pawlowski said. "We're getting ready to go to the tournament and we're not sure what our 27-man roster is. It's the same thing with Saturday's game. We had to do things Saturday against Florida. In the fall during scrimmages we do some stuff just so we can have a competitive game. We had to go into that mode on Saturday. Fortunately for us we've given Creede (Creede Simpson) some fly balls in the outfield so we put him out there and obviously he did a great job."
While there's a good chance all will make the trip to Hoover in case they can help later in the week should the Tigers advance, Tuesday's game could still be a question mark as Gonzalez is going to be a game-time decision because of a sprained right hand. The same is true of Glevenyak because of a tight back. With that in mind Pawlowski said having players such as Simpson and Justin Bryant is huge because they can play multiple positions.
"One of the things that Coach (Scott) Foxhall and Coach (Link) Jarrett do is recruit athletes and we're able to put them in multiple positions," Pawlowski said. "Justin Bryant is a prime example as well as Creede Simpson. Creede was a shortstop in high school, played second base in the Cape Cod League, and played outfield for us. When you move a guy like that it's not a culture shock so to speak. It's so athletic it allows us in case of an emergency to put somebody out there."
Currently 56th in the RPI according to Warren Nolan, Auburn will take on the #2 RPI team in Florida with a chance to add another win to its total and more substance to the schedule. The Tigers will send senior Jon Luke Jacobs (5-3, 3.75 ERA) to the mound hoping the second time is the charm against Florida. On Thursday he took the loss after allowing five earned runs on just 31 pitches against the powerful Gators' offense. He will face off against RHP Jonathan Crawford (4-2, 3.67) for Florida.
Auburn will face Florida on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m., marking just the eighth all-time meeting between the two programs at the SEC Tournament. Florida leads 5-2 in SEC Tournament meetings between the two teams with the last meeting between coming in the First Round in 2000, a Florida win. Auburn's last win over Florida at the SEC Tournament was in the Second Round in 1998.
With a win on Tuesday Auburn would face #2 seed South Carolina in the night game on Wednesday. A loss would put the Tigers in the losers bracket against either Vanderbilt or Georgia at 4:30 on Wednesday.


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