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GROWING UP IN Marin, Warren Beales was born into 49ers fanhood.
The names and colors of San Francisco's beloved football team — Joe Montana, Dwight Clark, Bill Walsh, red and gold — were pillars of his sports world.
But something happened as Beales, now 45, was coming out of adolescence and developing a sense of individuality.
"At one point in the early '80s, I wanted to pick my own team that would be mine," Beales said.
He ended up adopting the Seattle Seahawks, one of the youngest franchises in the National Football League that, at the time, was a rather innocuous choice. But 30 years later and one conference change later, Beales, who lives in Novato, finds himself rooting against his neighbors, as his Seahawks face off against the 49ers Sunday in the National Football Conference Championship for the right to play in the Super Bowl.
"I haven't really been anti-Niners in the years that followed" the allegiance switch to the Seahawks, Beales said. "Except when they face off."
Beales, a fourth-grade teacher at Bacich Elementary School in Kentfield, stuck out on campus Friday, which was deemed "Red and Gold Day" by the principal, to show support for the home team leading up to the weekend's matchup. While most teachers and students wore 49ers garb, Beales dawned his blue-and-green Seahawks jersey, with the number 31 on it — a replica of the jersey worn by Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor.
"I've worn my colors with pride through the rough years," Beales said. "I certainly have no problem wearing my colors now."
While Beales was a black sheep on Friday, he won't be the only Marin resident rooting for the Seahawks on Sunday.
Caitlin Smith, 40, of Mill Valley has a more natural reason for following the Seahawks. She was born and raised in the Seattle area.
"My best friend since the seventh grade and I would watch the Seahawks every Sunday," said Smith, who has lived in California since 2000.
Beales and Smith, who do not know each other, both said they don't know of many other Seahawks fans in the Bay Area. But there is evidence that others do live among the 49ers faithful.
Jamie Lanier, manager of the Lids hat store at San Rafael's Northgate mall, said the store has sold around 35 Seahawks hats since the playoffs started. Most of them, she said, were bought by adults with rooting interests, as opposed to teenagers who might buy them more for fashion purposes.
Smith said she sees people wearing Seahawks attire occasionally. Once, while wearing a Seahawks shirt during a hike, she crossed paths with a runner who was also wearing a Seahawks shirt. She said they nodded, as if they were part of a secret society.
Certain NFL teams have national appeal. Fans of the Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers are easy to find anywhere in the country. Seahawks fans, on the other hand, tend not to stray too far from the Space Needle.
That's partly because the franchise has only been around since 1976. Just four of the NFL's 32 teams have come into existence after the Seahawks.
Further suppressing growth of the Seahawks' fan base is the franchise's location, in the remote Pacific Northwest, and the lack of success over the franchise's 38 seasons. The Seahawks have reached the Super Bowl once, in the 2005 season, when they lost to the Steelers.
"For so long, it wasn't necessarily so exciting to be a Seahawks fan," Smith said.
It hasn't been all bad rooting for the Seahawks. They have finished first in the NFC West division — the same division the 49ers play in — eight of the past 11 years. But, with no Super Bowl victories, compared to San Francisco's five, Seattle fans are left yearning for that ultimate prize.
Both Beales and Smith cite Jim Zorn, Steve Largent and Curt Warner (the running back, not the quarterback who spells his name, "Kurt") among their all-time favorite players, from a time when the Seahawks played in the American Football Conference. (They switched conferences in 2002.) Both cite Russell Wilson, Chancellor and Oakland native Marshawn Lynch among their favorite current players.
"I think it's an interesting team," Smith said. "They're pretty feisty, but a lot of fun to root for."
Beales goes a step further with his fanhood, drawing a distinction between the teams' head coaches.
"I don't really like (Jim) Harbaugh," Beales said of the 49ers head coach. "He's a good coach, but I'm glad he's not my coach."
He said he's happy that Pete Carroll, whose personal rivalry with Harbaugh extends back to their days of coaching college football, is his team's coach.
"I really like his vibe," Beales said of Carroll. "He's honest. He's forthcoming. I don't sense that with Harbaugh. He's much more terse with the media."
Beales also has a personal connection with the Seahawks these days. Cooper Helfet, who grew up in Kentfield and was a star athlete at Redwood High School, is on Seattle's practice squad — a designation for reserve players who are not on a team's active roster but are employed by the team. Beales coached Helfet in lacrosse in the early 2000s, when Helfet was in middle school.
While rivalries on the field occasionally lead to hostile interactions between opposing fans off it, Beales and Smith said 49ers fans in Marin have been amicable.
"I've never gotten bad looks," Smith said. "People are generally nice."
Beales said he and his Niner-loving friends exchange taunts, but "it's always in fun."
If the Seahawks beat the 49ers, and the New England Patriots defeat the Denver Broncos in Sunday's other conference championship game, a Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl will give Smith another rooting conflict. Her husband, who is from Boston, is a Patriots fan.
"We might need to be in separate rooms," she said.
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Sunday's conference championship between the 49ers and Seahawks kicks off at 3:30 p.m. in Seattle
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Records: Seahawks 14-3, 49ers 14-4.
History: Sept. 15 at Seattle, Seahawks 29-3; Dec. 8 at SF, 49ers 19-17. All-time record vs. Seattle, 15-15. Super Bowls titles, 49ers 5, Seahawks 0.
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In the coastal city of Ulsan, Hae Joo's family barely had enough to eat, but she studied hard and becomes a technician and designer in the shipbuilding industry. San, the heir to a shipbuilding company owner, has loved Hae Joo since childhood. In Hwa is the daughter of a wealthy and corrupt shipbuilder. Chang Hee, Hae Joo's first love, suffers the humiliation of being the butler's son. Hae Joo is determined to succeed but will her birth secret shatter the only life she has known? "May Queen" is a 2012 South Korean drama series directed by Baek Ho Min.
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An organic pizza restaurant that serves decent food. Unfortunately the people that created Pizza Fusion thought they were the greatest thing ever and spew smug out of all orfices. From shirts with stupid saying such as "My Carbon foot-print is smaller than yours" to using a hybrid car for deliveries and making sure everybody knows. They basicaly think they are saving the world by making pizza.
"Hey john, lets go to Pizza Fusion eat, then have them recycle our shit to make another pizza."
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One of the most insightful comments I ever heard about Easter came from Fr. Ed Foley, professor of Liturgy and Music at Catholic Theological Union. It was several years ago, and those comments were shared in an Easter Sunday homily he gave at a Mass I attended. Did you ever sit there, listening intently to the homily, and just know the presider was talking directly to you? This was one of those times.
My father had died three weeks earlier. On some spiritually odd level, I found comfort in thinking that Lent was a good time to go home to God. Resurrection was near, and my father would experience Easter joy fully. That year, I longed for Easter; I longed for Resurrection.
Being a liturgical minister in my Church, I said "Yes" to every opportunity to help, both at the Easter Vigil Saturday night, and at Masses on Easter Sunday morning. I wanted a really good dose of Resurrection. However, the first two Masses left me feeling disappointed. I couldn't name exactly what I wanted or needed to experience, but I knew it wasn't happening. Although the Easter Vigil was lovely, and I rejoiced in the eight adults who became Catholic, I left feeling somewhat empty. At the 9 a.m. Mass Easter morning, the children's choir was absolutely angelic, but again, sadness prevailed. Perhaps grief was part of it; or maybe I set myself up for disappointment by expecting too much. Before the next Mass, I asked God to help me let go of my expectations, quit looking for resurrection, and simply be open. Feeling somewhat discouraged, the 10:30 Mass began, with Fr. Foley presiding.
It's amazing how different a situation is when you enter it without expectations. I felt more free, more focused, and more open to hearing God's voice. The Scripture readings for Easter are incredibly powerful. Why hadn't I sunk into them earlier? The Liturgy of the Word, the first part of Mass, was flowing beautifully. Next came Fr. Foley's homily.
It took him only a minute or so to get to his point. He said something like, "Many of us have come here looking for resurrection. I'm here to tell you, it's not going to happen!" You can imagine my surprise! I could not have listened any more intently, or with any greater level of anticipation. "Christ's resurrection was a historical event that happened once, 2000 years ago, and it's over. No, Easter isn't about resurrection." Wow. Really? OK. What does that mean? Where are we now? My soul silently begged him to go on….
"No, stop looking for resurrection," he continued. "Instead, look for encounters with the Risen Lord. No one was present for Jesus' rising from the dead. 'Easter' was the disciples encountering the risen Lord, and living differently because of it. So can we." He said it again, "Instead of looking for resurrection, look for encounters with the Risen Lord…." And that was the last I heard. Fr. Foley was still talking, but I was revisiting the many people and situations through which I had encountered the Risen Lord throughout dad's illness, death, and the weeks that followed. There were many. I had encountered the Risen Lord countless times. My heart filled with gratitude.
Later, I wrote Fr. Foley an e-mail thanking him for that wisdom. He responded back, saying that Easter is so much more than a once a year festival; it's an attitude. Encounters with the Risen Lord are everyday experiences, and Eucharist, if celebrated authentically, IS Easter.
We celebrate Lent for 40 days. We celebrate the Easter season for 50. But wouldn't it be great if we all adopted an "Attitude of Easter," became an "Easter People" and truly celebrated Easter every day of our lives? Happy Easter!
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Based in Nakameguro, Tokyo, Have a Good Time is a small design crew with big and bold style. With a very simple, optimistic message this patterned umbrella invokes the brand name and features "Have a good time" printed repeatedly, but looks abstract from further away. Made from 100% polyester, it has a wooden handle and a velcro strap for when it's not in use.
In the same way they brought a thoughtful refresh to the barbershop concept, the folks at Rudy's have done the same for hair products. Of their three pomades (which include a Clay and Matte option), we've been taken with the Shine finish. The medium hold provides enough support but the gentle formula washes out easily. This made-in-the-USA grooming item also handles all hair types and lends a natural texture.
Written collaboratively by Silvia Anna Barrilà, Nicole Büsing, Heiko Klaas, and Christiane Meixner, The Fourth BMW Art Guide by Independent Collectors features 256 private collections of contemporary art that the public can actually view. With collections all over the world, in 43 countries from Lebanon to Japan and Ukraine, the book boasts an array of impressive, diverse artworks. Featuring foundations and individuals, tastes and interests vary in a most fascinating way. Take a browse out of curiosity or use it to plan an indie art trip.
Made from super-lightweight and incredibly soft 100% organic cashmere (sourced from Mongolia) Naadam's hoodie is a luxurious take on a classic. While cashmere is usually viewed as a cold weather fabric, the lightweight nature of the Talus Hoodie means it's seasonless—it breathes and provides warmth. Perfect for cool nights and travel. Milled in Italy, this piece features exposed seams, a kangaroo pocket and two-way zipper.
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In response to the current American government, The Skateroom has collaborated with two political artists—Ai Weiwei and Shepard Fairey—on limited edition skateboard decks. Done in an edition of 666, "Study of Perspective—The White House, 2017" sees the iconic Ai Weiwei image of his middle finger pointed toward the White House set across three skate decks. Proceeds from the boards' sales will go to a number of relevant NGOs including including B'Tselem, Halklarin köprüsü, and The Ampliphier Foundation.
Inspired by the colors Robert Rauschenberg used in his beloved ROCI project, these three new Warby Parker sunglasses are bright and playful—perfect for the summer months. The Primrose Crystal pink hue comes with brown lenses, while the Crystal Marina green and Cerulean Crystal blue have mirrored lenses. With 100% UV protection and an anti-scratch coating, they are a highly functional set of shades made in collaboration with the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
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The Shadow was long believed to have debuted on radio as a program in its own right on September 26, 1937, on the Mutual Broadcasting System. But the character actually premiered in September 1931, on CBS, as part of the hourlong The Blue Coal Radio Revue (named for the show's sponsor), featuring Frank Readick - The Shadow announcer of Detective Stories - as The Shadow, and playing Sundays at 5:30 p.m. Eastern standard time.
"Too Many Duplicates"
Gunshots, fist fights, and footsteps in the dark! Come hear crime and mystery, action and suspense with radio's greatest detectives! Ten hours of bracing crime-stopping broadcasts bring you Sherlock Holmes, Sam Spade, The Saint, The Shadow, Johnny Dollar, Bulldog Drummond - and 14 more favorites! Vincent Price, Bob Bailey, Basil Rathbone, Howard Duff, Dick Powell, and more star in 20 tales that are hard boiled and heroic, brilliant and bloody.
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If you are a lover of old-time radio and a fan of Orson Welles, you won't want to miss this treasure chest of legendary Orson Welles radio broadcasts! With his flair for the sensational and innovative, Welles captured audiences' attention with his 1930s CBS weekly drama series The Mercury Theatre on the Air, later renamed The Campbell Playhouse, which featured hour-long dramatizations of classic books. His 1938 production, The War of the Worlds (an H. G. Wells adaptation) was especially memorable, as were many other productions, each featuring talented voices and actors.
"Here is my review for what is worth."
On the evening of October 30th, 1938, Earth went to war with Mars. Martians invaded New Jersey! Here is the famous panic-inducing broadcast that shook the world, starring Orson Welles.
"The Original"
The CBS Radio Workshop was an experimental series of productions, subtitled "radio's distinguished series to man's imagination" that ran between 27 January 1956 and 22 September 1957. The premiere production was Brave New World, narrated by Huxley himself, with a complicated sound-effects score that evidently took a long time to construct, and comprised a ticking metronome, tom-tom beats, bubbling water, an air hose, a cow's moo, an oscillator, and three kinds of wine glasses clicking together.
Suspense went through several major phases, characterized by different hosts, sponsors, and director/producers. Formula plot devices were followed for all but a handful of episodes: The protagonist was usually a normal person suddenly dropped into a threatening or bizarre situation; solutions were "withheld until the last possible second"; and evildoers were usually punished in the end.
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Here are 12 acclaimed, exciting, fully dramatized performances of Conan Doyle classics. It's elementary that any Conan Doyle fan will want this splendid set of Sherlock Holmes mysteries, 12 timeless tales performed as radio theater and linked by violin-music interludes.
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Alan Ladd stars as newspaperman turned mystery novelist Dan Holliday. To seek out new ideas for his fiction, Holliday runs classified ads in the Star-Times newspaper, where he formerly worked: "Adventure wanted, will go anywhere, do anything - write Box 13, Star-Times." Each episode follows Holliday's adventures when he responds to the letters sent to him by such people as a psycho killer and various victims.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, Volume 3 was a typical slam-bang detective series and though consistently well written and acted, the series never really captured an enthusiastic audience. However, in the fall of 1955, Bob Bailey took over the title role, veteran director Jack Johnstone and writers John Dawson, Robert Ryf, and Les Crutchfield joined the production team, and the series was transformed into a quarter hour, five-a-week strip show.
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Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar began in 1949 as a typical slam-bang detective series, and though consistently well written and acted, the series never really captured an enthusiastic audience. However, in the fall of 1955, Bob Bailey took over the title role; veteran director Jack Johnstone and writers John Dawson, Robert Ryf, and Les Crutchfield joined the production team; and the series was transformed into a quarter-hour, five-a-week strip show.
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"Fantastic Old-Time Detective Radio Drama"
Radio listeners first heard the sinister laugh of The Shadow on July 31, 1930. This 80th anniversary treasury includes two never-before-released shows starring Orson Welles and Margot Stevenson - "Revenge on the Shadow" and "The Hospital Murders" - from previously lost transcription records. This 9-hour digitally restored and remastered collection also includes the premiere broadcast of the 1937 radio revival.
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The Whistler was a radio mystery anthology that debuted on CBS Radio on May 16, 1942. The show was heard only on the West Coast and had Signal Oil as the main sponsor. There were attempts to broadcast the show on the East Coast, one in July to September 1946 and the other in March 1947 to September 1948, with Campbell Soup and Household Finance as the suggested sponsors.
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"Classic detective noir."
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Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar was a typical slam-bang detective series and though consistently well written and acted, the series never really captured an enthusiastic audience. However, in the fall of 1955, Bob Bailey took over the title role, veteran director Jack Johnstone and writers John Dawson, Robert Ryf, and Les Crutchfield joined the production team, and the series was transformed into a quarter hour, five-a-week strip show. The result was a rebirth.
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|This car mount kit is perfect for my 9900, which I use as my GPS. Absolutely worth the extra money over a generic mount kit. Dont be a cheapskate, pull the trigger and buy it.
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text: cell size tends to be much more varied in natural comb beekeeping as compared to using foundation. is this something we should try to take account of in hive manipulations? as an example, in starting a nuc we may take a couple of brood, a pollen and a honey comb. that honey comb if taken from the back of the hive may be storage sized cells and not something we want in the middle of the future brood nest. should we try to mark it and remove it or are the bees able to deal with it?


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Grasshopper, Thanks for sharing this idea , Planning to make one soon - However, I would also like a little more detailed info on how you bent the top rails.... Pics would be appreciated.
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Grasshopper, Thanks for sharing this idea , Planning to make one soon - However, I would also like a little more detailed info on how you bent the top rails.... Pics would be appreciated.
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Ok, i hope this will help.Originally Posted by Pit Bull
Thanks Grasshopper that helps a bunch.
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So the bars are held in between the sides of the receiver merely by the tension of the vise? That'll work. Thanks!
Well, the angles are held together by screws(they are part of the outer frame), I did not put them in the pictures. The vise just put more tension on the bars.Originally Posted by GreatMoose
Great idea! I'm going to try and make one. I got all the material tonight.
When you bend over the top rails how much do you bend over? I'll measure it out but would like to check it against what you did.
Also did you hammer it all the way through when bending the flat?
You need to measure the inside dimension of the receiver when bent the top rails.
I think the front is 1.25 - (.04x2) and the rear is 1.7 - (.04x2).
you can hammer it all the way through if you want. which ever is easier.
A suggestion for doing the top rails: cut an oak or maple wedge to match the slope of the top rails and use it to back-up the bar stock you'll be folding the top rail over. You can slide the wege right or left to adjust the height, and shim one end or the other to get the angle perfect. It'll also help to keep the metal bar from dropping into the receiver while you're hammering. Worked very well for me, and I didn't need three hands to get it aligned and clamped in the vise.
how about putting a bolt at each end, or threw existing holes, of the bar to touch the bottom of the receiver to adjust the height for bending the top rails ?


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About 3 weeks back I placed a swarm in an undrawn topbar. They have made about 5-6 partial combs (2/3 of airspace filled per frame) but not one egg.
Must there be a critical mass of comb before egg laying?
I'd have thought there'd be eggs almost as soon as physically possible.
Pretty sure there is a queen, as the swarm came from a hive 50' away and would have expected them to abscond if she was missed.


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THE US State Department has barred travel by officials to the ruins of Machu Picchu, Peru's top tourist destination, citing a heightened risk of kidnapping.
A criminal organisation might be planning to abduct US tourists visiting the ruins and the surrounding Cuzco region, the US embassy in Lima said in a statement posted on its website.
''Personal travel by US embassy personnel to the Cuzco region, including Machu Picchu, has been prohibited and official travel is severely restricted as a result of this threat,'' the embassy said. ''Possible targets and methods are not known and the threat is credible at least through the end of February 2013.''
About 1.1 million tourists visited the citadel and Incan ruins in the surrounding areas last year, including 762,000 foreigners, the Tourism Observatory of Peru says.
Machu Picchu, which is about 1200 kilometres south-east of Lima, is the mainstay of Peruvian tourism, which generated $US3.3 billion in revenue last year.
The embassy said it was confident of the Peruvian government's efforts to protect tourists.
The Peruvian Trade Minister, Jose Silva, said the government considered the intelligence on which the US based its warning not to be reliable.


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This page is under development and is NOT a complete listing of all Vigo County family history resources available in the Genealogy Division at the Indiana State Library at this time. As new Vigo County family history resources are added, this page will be updated.
Birth Records
Delayed birth records
issued 1941-1978
Microfilm, Second Floor
WPA, Index to birth records, 1882-1920
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689u
Death Records
WPA, Index to death records, 1882-1920
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689u
Marriage Records
Microfilm, Second Floor
Index to Marriage records
(male) 1853-1916; (female) 1879-1916
Microfilm, Second Floor
List of licenses
Microfilm, Second Floor
Marriage Records
1818-1872 [1898] - 1921
Microfilm, Second Floor
Marriage Records
Vol. 56-123, 1921-1951
MiCrofilm, Second Floor
Records of marriage [1885]-1905, 1910-[1916].
Microfilm, Second Floor
Microfilm, Second Floor
Greenwood, M. M., ..Marriages [v.1] Groom's index, 1921-1924; [v.2.] Bride's index, 1921-1924; [v.3.] Groom's index 1925-1930, [v. 4.] Bride's index 1925-1930. 1992. 4 vols.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689g
Johns, Mae and Markle, A.R., ...Marriage licenses from 1818 to 1850. 1936. 72pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689j
Lansaw, Simona., ... Marriages...1818-1850. 112pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689L
Marriages, 1818-1830 (THG, #2, Mar.-Apr. 1963).
Genealogy Division, 977.2 H789
WPA, Index to marriage records, 1840-1920.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689u
WPA, Index to supplemental record, marriage transcripts, 1880-1920.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689u
Deed Records
Deed records, 1818-1886, Deed indexes [1818-1887]
Microfilm, Second Floor
Brown, Mrs. Herbert E., Deed records from deed book 1, [1816-1821]. 1947. n.p.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 V689 no. 3
Brown, Mrs. Herbert E., Land entries from "tract book" [1816-1820]. 1947. [38pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 V689 no. 2
Probate Records
Probate order books
[1818] - 1918... complete records [1829]-1864
Microfilm, Second Floor
...Estate records from probate court boxes.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689p
Will Records
Index to Settled Estates and Guardianships, Probate Court and Court of Common Pleas
(Alphabetical by name estates and guardianships)
MiCrofilm, Second Floor
Will records
1818-1831, 1853-1918
Microfilm, Second Floor
D.A.C., Will book A, ...1818-1831. 1972. 12pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 V689 no. 5
[Vigo...wlls, 1818-1848]. [42pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 V689 no. 1
Brown, Maxine, ... Will book A, 1818-Jan. 1831. [1978]. 11, [1]pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689b
Franklin, Charles M. ... Will Abstracts, 1818-1860. c1989. 37 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689fv
Cemetery and Church Records
Indiana Historical Society., A List of inscriptions...in a cemetery...Riley township....3pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 1
Clark, Dorothy J., Index of minutes book of Union Baptist church, Pierson twp...1966. 4, [28pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 V689 no. 4
Clark, Mrs. Robert I., {McClintock cemetery, Nevins township...]. 2pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 2
Evans cemetery, Otter Creek township....(From Sycamore Leaves, vol. 10 #4, 1980). 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 10
Names and locations of some cemeteries in Otter Creek township....(From Sycamore Leaves, vol. 10 #4, 1980). 2pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 11
Smith, Lena, [Inscriptions from] Stewart Lawn cemetery. (From Sycamore Leaves, vol. 8 #4, 1978). 6pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 9
Some...cemeteries...with list of cemeteries...(From issues of Sycamore Leaves). 1977. [44pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 8
Watson cemetery....(From Sycamore Leaves, vol. 3 #1, 1981). 3pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 12
Abstract of minutes of New Harmony Baptist Church and New Harmony Sewing Circle. 1991. 109 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689a
Clark, Dorothy J., Tombstone orders and inscriptions, 1865-1866 of Wabash Valley. 1967. 14, 4pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689c
DAR, Complete index of names found in 1877 plat maps of Woodlawn cemetery, Terre Haute...Comp. by Dorothy J. Clark. 1959. n.p.
Genealogy Division, 977.202 T325d
Friends, Society of, Honey Creek Monthly meeting, minutes, 1820-1825. 1930. 62pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689fr
Heiss, Willard, Honey Creek Monthly meeting of Friends...1820. [1961]. 26pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689frh
Lansaw, Simona, Woodlawn cemetery, Terre Haute...index of burials, 1839 thru 1899. 1980 254pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.202 T325L
Roberts Cemetery burials: Lost Creek Settlement...1866-1911. 1996. 14 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689r
Some Wabash Valley cemeteries in Park [i.e. Parke], Sullivan, and Vigo counties....1977-Book 1. 57pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689s
Wilhoite, Virginia, Cemeteries....1980-82. Vol. 1, Northeast section; vol. 2, Northeast [i.e. South] section; vol. 3, Middle section; vol. 4, Northwest section.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689w
Census Records
Census of August 5, 1835 [of Terre Haute...]. 8pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.202 Tuncat. no. 2
First census of the town of Terre Haute, Indiana, October 9, 1829. 4pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.202 Tuncat. no. 1
Index to the 1860 census of Vigo County, Indiana. c1983. 657pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689i
Index to the 1870 census of Vigo County, Indiana. c1985. 2 vol.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689in
Court Records
Guardians and Administrators reports 1897-1918
Microfilm, Second Floor
Index to settled guardianships and estates [1818-1853].
Microfilm, Second Floor
Family Records
Genealogy surnames and subjects: Vigo county Library special collections, Terre Haute... [197-].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 16.929 G3264
Brown, Mrs. Herbert E., ...Family records. 1966. 51, [5]pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689vb
Clark, Dorothy J., Terre Haute Sunday Tribune-Star, genealogy columns, Sept. 17, 1978 thru April 15, 1980. 1982. 176, [8]pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.202 T329c
DAR, ...Family records. 1945. 221 pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689d
...Index of names of persons and of firms. c1982. 2 vols.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689vi
Farwell, Bonnie and Markle, Augustus, Genealogical and historical sketches...with a list of monuments in old burying grounds and county records up to 1820. 1929. 268pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689f
Vigo County Historical Society, Family Bible records. Comp. by Mrs. Robert I. Clark. 1952-75. 6 vols.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689v
Complete list of the graduates from the Terre Haute High school since 1867. (From Terre Haute Gazette, July 6, 1895). 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.202 Tuncat. no. 4
[A History of ...] pioneers, 1814-1830. [37 pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat no. 5
Legal notices appearing in the Terre Haute Star, Wednesday, April 30, 1969, listing residents (and some heirs) of Terre Haute. 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.202 Tuncat. no. 5
Markle, Augustus R., Sons of American Revolution seek traces of some early settlers. (Clippings from Terre Haute Star, May 11, 1947). 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 6
Routes to Terre Haute early 19th century. 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 4
Farwell, Bonnie and Markel, Augustus Robert., Genealogical and historical sketches of Vigo County, with a listo f monuments in old burying grounds and county records up to 1820. 1929. 268 pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689f
Markel, A. R., Historical and genealogical sketches and survey of seventy cemeteries. [1986-1989] 2 vol.
Genealogy Division, 077.201 V689f 1987
Military Records
The List of the dead patriots buried in Woodlawn cemetery, Terre Haute....(From The Terre Haute Express, May 27, 1886). [8pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.202 Tuncat. no. 3
Mortuary and Obituary Records
...Death obituary. (Clippings from the Terre Haute Tribune Star, 1939).
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 3
Naturalization Records
Naturalization records 1856-1906; [Index to] certificates of naturalization [1824-1958]
Microfilm, Second Floor
Tax Records
Darlington, Jane E., ...1828 tax list with delinquencies returned 15 December 1828: including power of attorney....[1982]. [22pp.]
Genealogy Division, 977.201 V689dv
Voter Records
Men who voted 100 years ago [at an election for Harrison township...held in the court house, February 1, 1832]. (Clipping from Terre Haute Star, Sept. 3, 1933). 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Vuncat. no. 7
Miscellaneous Records
Indentures [1878-1886].
Microfilm, Second Floor
Vigo County records.
Microfilm, Second Floor
WPA, Commissioners' record...1818-1844. 7 vols.
Indiana Historical Society Library
Many of the records identified on this page were initially selected by Carolynne L. Wendel Miller in her book, Indiana Sources for Genealogical Research in the Indiana State Library, published in 1984 by the Indiana Historical Society.


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I have a IDPA Shooting Buddy that loves Springfield 1911 Guns.
He has one of each Model including a 9MM uses all has MAtch Guns including the Short 45.
The only issue he as had is with the 9MM , and has most 9MM 1911s they love Extractors in the middle of a Match. (My Kimber has the same Issue)
If you go that route install a Aftec Extractor and the 9 will be fine.
Good Shooting


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Public asked to provide information on crime
(Dec. 10, 2007)--An aggravated robbery occurred at approximately 1:20 a.m., Sunday, Dec. 9 at University Oaks apartments on the UTSA 1604 Campus. Residents sitting outside the apartments were approached by two males who ordered them to give up their property.
One suspect showed a knife during the robbery. Suspect #1 is described as a bald, Hispanic male in his early 20s with a medium complexion, 5 feet 7 inches tall and with a heavy build. He was wearing a white, long-sleeved shirt and light blue baggy jeans.
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Suspect #2 is described as an Hispanic male in his early 20s with short black hair and 5 feet 8 inches tall. He was wearing a black baggy t-shirt and black pants.
Anyone with information about this crime should call UTSA Police at (210) 458-4242.
"The UTSA campuses are typically safer than the communities that surround them," said UTSA Police Chief Dave Hernandez. "While the University's crime statistics demonstrate that incidents such as this are rare, it is important that we keep the UTSA and San Antonio communities informed when they occur."
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- When all else fails, give the suspects what they want and leave the area.
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rule number one
give the media generic answers so they have nothing to twist around and make a scoop out of and get them away from your locker
rule number one
give the media generic answers so they have nothing to twist around and make a scoop out of and get them away from your locker
I think it's a waste of time to even interview the players when you know they are just gonna say the same 3 things over and over again. I get the reasons, but still, it's stupid. Would be more fun if everyone just said what they really feel.
Who's the guy they were showing on NFL in an old interview, when they asked him about the playoffs, he said "Playoffs?!?!...Are you kidding me?!?!...Playofffs?!?!...I'm hoping we can just win a game!"
We need more of that.
" If you're just joining us, we have Eli Mahnninggg here on the fan. Eli, eeeuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhh what was the problem you guys have had this year? it seems like the team will just come out looking great one week, then flat the next week, then great again, which is just ahstouunfing because I can't remember the last toim the Gshoiiants have just been so poh-lahrizing. its like every week we either see the best team in football show up on sunday, or euuuuuhhh a team that looks like one that hasn't even been in da league more than a month.
Ya know, when it comes down to it, i know I have to play better. Ya know... when I think back to some of the plays in the second quarter... ya know, I know I should have made some of those throws. Uhhh... when you think about what it takes to win those games, win championships, ya know you know you have to know whats going on the field, know your hot reads, and when you have Victor open, you, uh, make the play. Ya know and thats what it comes down to, i know I have to play better and uhh make those plays we, ya know we're not going down 14 to nothing or 21 to nothing. Ya know when I think about last year and the plays that we made to get to where we were, ya know I see in game film us not making the same plays. "
you mean like hearing that every week?


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The Ruger is overall a better pistol, and comes in many different flavors. The P22 is however much smaller, lighter, easier to strip, and it's easy to put a noise reducer on one.
S&W, Beretta, and Hammerli make some nice and relatively inexpensive autos too. If you want a higher quality pistol, look at a used High-Standard or S&W 41.
Some of the better .22's are the double-action revolvers are used Colts and new or used S&W's. Check out Bud's Gunshop website for new S&W.
Probably the cheapest way to get a really sturdy .22 is to get a single-action Ruger Single-Six.


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Pages: 1 | Home » Everything else » Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
#1 Sun 18 Feb 07 8:51am
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Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
Hey guys.............
here in Germany the channel RTL2 sends all the Jamie stuff.
But the last series was "Jamie´s Great Italian Escape".
What´s going one with
"Jamies return to School Dinners" ???
"Jamie´s Chef" ????
Bob or anyone from the team: "Are there any plans to send them in Germany?"
"Jamie at home" is now in Danmark an the UK....when does it come to Germany?
And who is responsible in which countries it aires first? I mean Germany is a freaking loving Jamie country!
Sorry but i miss Jamie on TV with new material here in Germany!!!
#2 Mon 19 Feb 07 3:58pm
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Re: Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
As far as I know "jamie at home" isnt on here in Denmark at the moment
Last edited by Katja (Mon 19 Feb 07 4:00pm)
#3 Mon 19 Feb 07 4:24pm
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Re: Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
Hello of Cologne dear InkBar.
I agree to you fully and completely. We are I also very sadly always the last are.
There is here more Jamie Fans than you believe. But you would have to have noted this at the latest after the big inquiry for the show.
So dear neighbours thinks please also sometimes of us.
All the best Steffi xxx
#4 Mon 19 Feb 07 10:25pm
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Re: Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
Somehow we tend to get the books a lot earlier even than some English speaking countries (USA for example) but the shows are late in coming and then they keep repeating the oldest ones all the time
But it'll come, don't worry
#5 Wed 21 Feb 07 3:07pm
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Re: Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
he is not in virginia. usa
but i do get the f-word and i love gordon ramsey
#6 Wed 21 Feb 07 10:11pm
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Re: Jamie´s Tv Shows NOT in Germany?
I'm still watching Oliver's Twist Here in Canada so I know what you mean! Patience .....
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We've known for a while that Telltale has the rights to make a game based on Bill Willingham's Fables comic series, IGN today reports that Telltale has titled the project The Wolf Among Us. The game series will follow Bigby Wolf as he is exiled from the fantasy world to New York City. The first […]
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The gallery of the De Pree Art Center at Hope College, in collaboration with the Holland Area Arts Council, opens the 1999-2000 academic year with "Jordi Boldó: abstract painter," an exhibition of recent work by an artist from Querétaro, Holland's sister city in Mexico.
The exhibition will run from Wednesday, Sept. 1, through Friday, Oct. 8. There will be a reception for the artist in the gallery of the De Pree Art Center on Friday, Sept. 10, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. On Thursday, Sept. 16, at 7 p.m., Boldó will give a lecture in the De Pree Art Center's Cook Auditorium concerning his work. The public is invited to the exhibition, reception and lecture. Admission is free.
The event is the last in a series of exhibitions conceived by the gallery and the Holland Area Arts Council, "Issue Art: Social Views and Sources," funded in part by a grant from the Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs. During his visit, Boldó will meet with individual students and classes at the college's department of art and the Holland Area Arts Council.
Born in Barcelona, Spain, in 1949, Boldó came to Mexico at four months of age and became a naturalized Mexican citizen in 1957. He teaches at the Autonomous University of Querétaro and comes to Hope, which has an on-going exchange relationship with the university, as a visiting artist in the Presidential Lecturer series.
His work is characterized by an intense and highly expressive use of deep and rich color, vibrant texture and an inventive range of materials. He has exhibited in museums and galleries in Mexico, the United States, Canada, South America and Europe.
The exhibition is sponsored by the Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs, the Office of the Provost at Hope and The Hugh De Pree Fund. The gallery also notes that it also owes special thanks to the Autonomous University of Querétaro.
The De Pree Art Center & Gallery is located at 12th Street and Columbia Avenue. Regular gallery hours following Labor Day Weekend are: Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The gallery is handicapped accessible.
More information may be obtained by calling the gallery at (616) 395-7500.


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Tibetan / Vajrayana
Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
[Note: The tags for the various schools are not definitive as many books span multiple traditions, etc. They are meant to use as a starting point for exploring this collection.]
Adorning Maitreya's Intent
Arriving at the View of NondualityAccording to tradition, Distinguishing the Middle from the Extremes (Madhyāntavibhāga) was revealed by Maitreya to Asaṅga, and the radical view it presents forever changed the way Mahayana Buddhists perceive reality. Here, the Tibetan master Rongtön unpacks this manual and its practices for us in a way that is at once accessible and profound, with actual practical meditative applications. The work explains the vast paths of the three vehicles of Buddhism,… Read More
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Shantarakshita's Madhyamakalankara with Commentary by Jamgon MiphamIn the Madhyamakalankara, Shantarakshita synthesized the views of Madhyamaka and Yogachara, the two great streams of Mahayana Buddhism. This was the last great philosophical development of Buddhist India.In his brilliant and searching commentary, Mipham re-presented Shantarakshita to a world that had largely forgotten him, defending his position and showing how it should be understood in relation to the teaching of Chandrakirti. To do this, he subtly reassessed the Svatantrika-Prasangika distinction,… Read More
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Aryadeva's Four Hundred Stanzas on the Middle Way
With Commentary by Gyel-tsapGyel-tsap Dar-ma-rin-chen states that Aryadeva's Four Hundred Stanzas was written to explain how, according to Nagarjuna, the practice of the stages of yogic deeds enables those with Mahayana motivation to attain Buddhahood. Both Nagarjuna and Aryadeva urge those who want to understand reality to induce direct experience of ultimate truth through philosophic inquiry and reasoning. Aryadeva's text is more than a commentary on Nagarjuna's Treatise on the Middle Way because… Read More
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Tsong-kha-pa's Final Exposition of WisdomIn fourteenth- and fifteenth-century Tibet there was great ferment about what makes enlightenment possible, since systems of self-liberation must show what factors pre-exist in the mind that allow for transformation into a state of freedom from suffering. This controversy about the nature of mind, which persists to the present day, raises many questions. This book first presents the final exposition of special insight by Tsong-kha-pa, the founder of the Ge-luk-pa… Read More
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Contemplating Reality
A Practitioner's Guide to the View in Indo-Tibetan BuddhismThis book is for intermediate and advanced Buddhist practitioners who wish to deepen their understanding by joining practice with study of traditional ideas. It introduces the reader to contemplations that investigate a series of views of reality as they evolved in the Buddhist tradition. These views are explained in plain English, with contemporary metaphors and examples to bring out their meaning for modern Buddhists. Quotations from both historical and living… Read More
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The Moon of Wisdom
Chapter Six of Chandrakirti's Entering the Middle Way with Commentary from the Eighth Karmapa Mikyo Dorje's Chariot of the Dagpo Kagyu SiddhasNagarjuna, in his seminal text, The Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way, summarized the vast teachings of the Buddha and used logical reasoning to prove the validity of his words. Entering the Middle Way is Chandrakirti's explanation of Nagarjuna's work. Its sixth chapter, which comprises the majority of the text, has four main sections: an explanation of how in genuine reality phenomena do not truly arise; a refutation of the… Read More
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Re: st: wealth score using principal component analysis (PCA)
Stas Kolenikov <email@example.com>
Re: st: wealth score using principal component analysis (PCA)
Wed, 26 Sep 2012 08:39:34 -0500
Often, the 1st PC works as a measure of "overall size", while the
subsequent components, as measures of "structure". So the 1st
component might be the degree of overall autonomy, while the 2nd
component might distinguish say between financial autonomy and social
interactions autonomy.
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On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 6:34 PM, Nick Cox <email@example.com> wrote:
> If you want just one index, you can't improve on the first PC if you
> are using the criteria of PCA. That's a central idea of PCA.
> Nick
> On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 12:22 AM, Shikha Sinha
> <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>> Thanks for your response Nick and stat!
>> I think I am struggling with how to create one scores from two
>> components. Let me pose my question again.
>> Suppose I want to create one index out of six variables. For example,
>> I want to create a "women autonomy index". The index would be one
>> number for every households. The Demographic and health survey (DHS)
>> ask 10 different questions related to women autonomy and instead of
>> using the information in all the 10 questions, I just want to use an
>> index that contains the summary information of all the 10
>> questions/variables. I can use -pca to create the index. Once I use
>> -pca x1-x10, I can choose number of principal components (pc) to
>> retain based on eigenvalues or screeplot. Let assume that there are
>> three pc that have eigenvalues > 1 and I want to retain all these
>> components, though the first component has the highest variation.
>> Now, I want to create a "women autonomy index" based on these three
>> pc. How can I do that? If I use -predict p1 p2 p3, scores; it gives
>> three different scores, all unrelated. However, I want just one index,
>> kindly suggest how to do this.
>> Thanks,
>> Shikha
>> On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 9:05 AM, Stas Kolenikov <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>> Regarding (c), you would be best off with a structural equations model
>>> (-sem- module), and forgo the PCA whatsoever.
>>> --
>>> -- Stas Kolenikov, PhD, PStat (SSC) :: http://stas.kolenikov.name
>>> -- Senior Survey Statistician, Abt SRBI :: work email kolenikovs at
>>> srbi dot com
>>> -- Opinions stated in this email are mine only, and do not reflect the
>>> position of my employer
>>> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 7:07 PM, Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>> You seem to be misunderstanding both PCA and the syntax of -predict-
>>>> after -pca-.
>>>> To take the second first, -predict- just gives you as many components
>>>> as you ask for. Ask for one by giving one variable name and you get
>>>> scores for the first PC, regardless of what name you give. Stata's
>>>> indifferent to what name you give (so long as it is new and legal) and
>>>> indeed
>>>> predict p3
>>>> predict p777
>>>> would give you further identical copies of the first PC.
>>>> predict P1 P2
>>>> would give you scores for the first two PCs.
>>>> As for PCA there are potentially as many PCs as variables: although
>>>> the -components()- option puts a self-defined limit on how many you
>>>> can calculate the main purpose of this option appears to be to let
>>>> -pca- behave more like -factor-.
>>>> Even if your purpose is to use just one PC, it usually makes sense to
>>>> look at several and the relationships of those PCs to your original
>>>> variables. Sometimes the second, third, ... PC pick up important parts
>>>> of the variation and it is a good idea to look at those too to see
>>>> what the first PC is missing. In the case of wealth variables it might
>>>> be a good idea to think about using PCA on logarithmic transformations
>>>> of the variables too (assuming all values are strictly positive).
>>>> Note that the audience of Statalist is very international and
>>>> interdisciplinary, so that assuming that "DHS" is self-evident is
>>>> likely to be wrong in many cases.
>>>> Your last question (c) is unanswerable. Many people do it, but how far
>>>> it is "OK" in your project depends on your goals and your data, which
>>>> we can't see.
>>>> Nick
>>>> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 9:20 PM, Shikha Sinha <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>>> I am trying to create a wealth score using the ownership of different
>>>>> assets in the DHS survey. I am suing -pca but I am not sure how to
>>>>> estimate the score as I want to use the wealth score as one of the
>>>>> independent variables.
>>>>> pca x1-x4
>>>>> predict p1,score
>>>>> but -predict only generates score from first component.
>>>>> I also tried the following,
>>>>> -pca x1-x4, components (2)
>>>>> predict p2, score
>>>>> However, p1 and p2 are same.
>>>>> My questions are, (a) why there is no difference between p1 and p2?
>>>>> (b) How can I generate score by using first 2 components only?
>>>>> (c) Is it ok to use continuous pca score as an independent variable?
>>>> *
>>>> * For searches and help try:
>>>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>>>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>>>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>>> *
>>> * For searches and help try:
>>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>> *
>> * For searches and help try:
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Its when you place a hard penis on someones forehead. The balls will also be resting on their head. It resembles a unicorn. Placing a soft penis on someones head is baby unicorning. And if this takes place in a pool or water it is known as narwhaling.
During a party you find a passed out person and place your hard dick on their forehead, balls at the base of the forehead, this is known as unicorning.
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Without checking, I'll assume it is reset in the same way as most late model GM vehicles, so here's what you do -1. Turn the key to "on" (don't start the engine)2. Quickly but deliberately depress the gas pedal 3 times in a row. The pedal needs to go all the way to the floor then all the way back up. Do not hesitate during this process, all three strokes of the pedal need to happen fairly quickly.3. Turn the key off4. Turn the key back on and your message center should flash "oil life meter reset"The whole process needs to be done quickly, so key on, pedal press one, two, three, key off. Turn key back on and you'll see the message that the oil life meter has been reset.That's it!
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Hi, this is my third try at raising bees. I stay busy outdoors with raising poultry, gardening, working horses, milking cows, and doing it all organically. Raising the bees has been the most puzzling. I had no idea there could be so many things to do with the bees. I thought it was buying them and pretty much that was it. I've lost the bees every year. The first year was my own mistake. I opened the wrong end of the queen cage and off she flew. I didn't realize then I could've ordered another queen. The queen came back and took all the bees. Last year I tried a top feeder along with the small feeder that comes with the start up kit. I needed something different because there were nectar flies along with my bees eating the syrup and they would empty the feeder in an hour. Once I put the top feeder in I had fireant problems, and then the nectar flies found their way in, so the colony was getting weaker. I didn't realize it was so bad until there were wax moths. Yes, that was the end of that colony.
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Cleo when a customer pics up a nuc from you are they in a nuc box or in a single brood box?
Cleo when a customer pics up a nuc from you are they in a nuc box or in a single brood box?
ilikebs... Either way. Depends on what the customer wants. I could go back and look, but, I would guess that the overwhelming majority are 5 frame nucs in 10 frame equipment. If I put them in 10 frame equipment, I place the bees against one side and add 5 frames of foundation. (Same as in a Top Bar Hive.) This way, even if the customer doesn't pick up for an extended period of time, the bees can draw out the remaining frames, and less chance of them swarming.
Some people want the nuc to keep for making splits, hiving swarms, or overwintering a nuc. Most want the 10 frame equipment. I don't build 8 frame equipment.
My Nuc boxes are just like a standard box jointed hive, with detachable bottom, and top feeder top.
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If you notice in the photo I posted of 2012 Nucs, those 8 frame hives, Eco treated, I transferred bees and a new queen into the Customer 8 frame hives. I did 14 of these for the Dowell Bee Company, in Elizabethtown Kentucky. The Dowell's are nice people to work with.
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If you ever bring your family to Adelaide, please stop by as you are always welcome, I would love to show you and your family around Adelaide, and the Clair valley and the Barossa valley.
Please say hi to your family from me, By the way I love your shows, and your web site, please say hi to your little Italian mentor for me, I think he is lovely.
I tell every one I am a first class pommy B and proud of it. My user name is my favorite holiday as you could have guessed, and if you want a good Christmas web site let me know as I will give you my URL for your little ones; it is family safe and friendly.
Keep up the good work you are doing for the kids in 15, and help us auies to get our kids eating better in our schools we could use your help here too.
Thank you again for you site and books, I have just got to say you are a true inspiration, never give up.
#2 Tue 01 Apr 08 12:04pm
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Re: Hi I was born in liverpool
Welcome Xmasangle (or should that be XmasAngel?)
We had a thread on Scouse a few weeks ago - haave a look here:-
http://www.jamieoliver.com/forum/viewto … 43#p221443
Afraid you'll have to wait a bit longer for Christmas :-)
#3 Mon 21 Apr 08 2:44pm
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- From liverpool
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Re: Hi I was born in liverpool
hi from Liverpool this is my first time so here goes. Every family has its own way of making this dish. I use stewing beef you could use neck of lamb onions, carrots celery shredded cabbage water oxo cubes cooked till meat is tender then had diced potatoes Scouse is always better eaten the next day when the potatoes have broken making a thick stew. lots of crusty bread and red cabbage. Hope this helps xmasangle
#4 Sat 31 Jan 09 5:31pm
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Re: Hi I was born in liverpool
The missing ingredient!
Seen quite a few scouse recipes but all miss one vital item. Beef, but not just any old beef. The best beef to use for scouse is 'Shin of Beef'. It will make such a difference to the flavour.
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I got a call this morning from a very nice man who was fascinated by a large clump of bees hanging from an eave off his house. This is the first time a call for a swarm removal has actually been for honeybees instead of a wasps nest. Here are the pictures I received via email to confirm that they are honey bees...
This removal couldn't have gone better. The big stepladder was set up perfectly. I sprayed them down with sugar water, and brushed them in the nuc box. The homeowners watched and were quite fascinated by the whole thing! The bees just plopped right in the box. They were very well behaved! Of course, I did have a frame full of brood waiting in there for them. They went right for it. There were only a few stragglers left behind that I'll be picking up in the morning.
What a great surprise for the holiday! I'll always remember July 4th, 2008 as my first swarm removal! Thanks to Maine_Beekeeper for her advice and support!! And thanks to my loyal wonderful husband who is SOOOO supportive. He helped me pack all the stuff I needed, trucked me there, stood the ladder, handed me tools, took pictures and helped me clean up!
I am feeding they sugar syrup and want to let them get comfortable for a couple of days before i check to make sure they have a queen. i didn't find her, but I don't want to disturb them. Anything else I can do to encourage them to stay at the farm? Thanks for the help!


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Noob beekeeper with a question on how to proceed:
I discovered about 6 weeks ago that I had lost my queen, and then had two failed attempts at getting them to requeen with frames of brood from a friend's hive.
All I could get at that point was a nuc...put it in but suspect it either had no queen (I now know to ASK to see the queen and have her marked when I buy a nuc...did not find her during transfer but put that down to my inexperience...seller is reputable, but stuff happens!) or she was rejected/killed by my hive. I newspapered the nuc onto my hive and left it for two weeks.
Returned to find a very small amount of youngish larvae, and no eggs anywhere at all. Gave them time to cap the larvae, turned out to be all drone brood.
I am thinking I have a laying worker/s...mercifully a bad laying worker (so little brood)!...and have located a queen for sale from a reputable supplier.
I realize that requeening a laying worker hive can be a tough sell. But I plan to shake out all the bees across the street in an empty lot, take the empty hive and frames back to their original location, give them a day or two and hang the queen cage inside, put on a hive top feeder, and hope in two or three days they will accept the new queen. We are supposed to get a few weeks more of good weather, so she has time to get set up before winter.
What do you think? Any advice and/or tips on how to proceed most welcome!


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Interesting that nobody has brought this up.....
Giants will enter 2013 with the following skill position players
QB - Eli Manning
RB - David Wilson / Andre Brown
WR - Hakeem Nicks / Victor Cruz / Rueben Randle / Louis Murphy
TE - Brandon Myers / Adrien Robinson
You can't name a single year in this team's history with a more complete set of weapons on offense.
You've got a franchise QB in his prime, an explosive speed back, a downhill power back, FOUR deep threats at WR (one of which is the most dynamic slot receiver), a reliable sure-handed TE who works the zones, and a big athletic "blocking" TE (for now). Even the 4 WRs offer different skill sets that compliment each other well (Nicks/Randle run the entire route tree on the outside, Cruz in the slot, Murphy as the "knife")
It's not a stretch at all to say we should average 31-33 points a game this season. In fact we should lead the league in points per game. Look around the NFL. Who has better offensive skill players than us?