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This first-time user guide provides an introduction to using ABINIT on nanoHUB. We include a very brief summary of Density Functional Theory along with a tour of the Rappture interface. We...
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The Siegert (or Gamow) wave function associated with a resonance state is exponentially divergent at large distances from the scattering target. A complex absorbing potential (CAP) provides a...
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eagle eye projectors seem dim
Hey does anyone else feel there projectors are dim? I have a set of DDMtuning *slim kit* in the eagle eye housings. I did the mod thing to get the cutoff flat 2 screw version, but they don't seem bright at all. Going through some back country roads in hilly areas is very problematic because I cant see anything in front of me. Stock housings seemed brighter IMO.
They are just halogen style projectors, so putting HIDs in them doesn't help all that much cause the beam sucks.
You get crap something like this
Where as a luxury car with real projectors and good headlights gets you something like this
yyeaahh my cut offs look like the 2nd pic with hids.
how many watts is your hid kit? i know all the slim ones (which i have also)that i came across are 35w. the normal ones are 55w. i have noticed that mine aren't as bright as they should be, but that's because of the wattage. there are a few threads around here that show some good pics. and also my cutoff is like the 2nd pic too:)
i have 55w 6k bulbs and my cut off is close to the 2nd picture
and does any one have alink to the 2 washer method???
Found my fix while I was looking for the link to the washer mod. Some eagle eyes the washer mod isin't needed. See this thread and what turned out to be my issue as well.
If you need the washer spacers check out this specifically pages 10 and 11.
When I installed I just assumed I needed the washer mod. Test before mod! :)
my projectors are a straight line with no mod and with Morimoto equipment. =]
Mine are actually surprisingly bright, MUCH more than stock and look alot like the projectors in that bottom pic. No hid's or anything like that. I dont know if theres any difference in who you bought them from and all that, seeing how theyre all the same thing. The only thing i really had to do was adjust the cutoff up some because theyre pointed pretty low out of the box.
i have 55 watts and still wish i had more cowbell. errr i mean light.
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having had issues with quicktime 7, i switched to fcheck to playblast animations, but noticed that even if playback is set to 24 fps, it actually hovers around 23.70 and 24.15 fps. Is this a problem for checking animation with sync sound?
The problem I had with QT7 was that it seemed to be off very slightly compared to QT6, by around 1 or 2 frames, which is enough to make animating subtleties to sound a headache, if not impossible. So, Im concerned that this might be a similar thing with fcheck, especially if im blasting animations that are longer.
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|yeah i think its about someone partying all the time and getting tired of it, moving on. but anyways i like it alot, reminds me of me and my friends, taht shit happens to us all the damn time
|Linkin Park – With You Lyrics
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i love this song. this is my favorite linkin park song of all time. it makes me think of a kind of love relationship i'm made for-
"I hit you and you hit me back
We fall to the floor the rest of the day stands still
Fine line between this and that
When things go wrong I pretend the past isn't real "
i dunno it just reminds me of myself.
|My Chemical Romance – Vampires Will Never Hurt You Lyrics
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when he sings about vampires in this song he doesnt really mean vampires i've read in a million diff places when he's said that theyre refering to something else but he never really said what...
but anyway, NOT ABOUT VAMPIRES but they are cool
anyone notice ON the cd how it says "unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws and will result in gerard coming to your house and sucking your blood"?
i love that i wish it would happen, i would blow my load
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|i heard gerard and bert kisssed b4 too in truth or dare. hehe. anyways, i love this song, i dance in my room in a towel to it.
|My Chemical Romance – Headfirst For Halos Lyrics
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|i fucking love this song, it makes me happy and bouncy. you laugh your ass off if your fucked up or sumn cuz i dunno it just makes me laugh
|My Chemical Romance – Give 'Em Hell Kid Lyrics
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|this is my fav song on this cd. its just fast and i like it. its even better at concerts :)
|My Chemical Romance – Give 'Em Hell Kid Lyrics
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|hey jaxey, i went to that same concert i was in the fuckin front, i remember gerard sayin that shit it was funny, did you see those sunglasses he threw into the crowd? i wanted those soo bad!
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text: my car was left in the rain overnight with the hood off, then i got it back and the battery was running almost dead, so as i was at sears buying a new battery i was trying to start the car and drive it into the shop to get it changed when it was having a lot of trouble turning over, i mean to the point where i didnt think it was going to start it finally turned over and along with the engine turning over the chekc engine light came on so i got the new battery and took it to autozone and tested it with the bdt2 kit and found out it was a p0688 code. i'm going to tak eit vw ause i do have a warrenty but i dont want to drive it till then cause i read it could fry my ecu. i also read that having a low battery could trigger this error message so i'm not quite sure what to do. anyone know anything about this?


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Poor Iggy Azalea! Last night in Vegas, the rapper was backing up on stage while performing 'Fancy' and fell off!
She kept going.
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Big Changes in Southern California Home SalesBy
For months the big story was how fast California home sales were rebounding as investors snapped up cheap, foreclosed homes. Now the sales and price trends are reversing.
In August the number of homes sold fell nearly 11% from July. Last month was the 14th in a row with a year-over-year sales increase, however.
The median sale price edged up for the fourth month in a row. The median price was $275,000 in August, up 2.6 percent from July, and down 16.7 percent from $330,000 in August 2008. The month-to-month increase was the fourth in a row after the median fell to a more-than 7-year low of $247,000 in April. The median peaked at $505,000 in mid 2007. "There's still a lot of uncertainty out there about prices, interest rates and the availability of mortgage money," says John Walsh, president of real estate research firm MDA DataQuick. "We don't know if this drop in foreclosure resales is temporary. We're hearing from public agencies and the banking industry that there's still a lot of financial distress in the pipeline."
Foreclosures accounted for 38.8 percent of August's sales activity, down from 40.7 percent in July. In February this year it peaked at 56.7 percent.
DataQuick reports that homes in older, more costly neighborhoods have come down in value by about half as much as those in newer, more affordable neighborhoods.
Some more stats showing how dramatically the market has changed.
Loans above $417,000 – formerly the definition of a jumbo loan – accounted for nearly 40 percent of all home purchases before the credit crunch hit two years ago. Last month they accounted for 15.6 percent, up from a low of 9.3 percent in January 2009.
Adjustable-rate mortgages, which have accounted for 39.8 percent of all home purchase loans over the last 20 years, accounted for 3.9 percent last month, up from 1.9 percent in April this year.
At the same time, a common form of financing used by first-time home buyers in more affordable neighborhoods remains near record levels. Government-insured, FHA mortgages made up 37.4 percent of all purchase loans in August, up from 37.0 percent in July and 27.1 percent in August last year.


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I don't think I've ever been so appalled in my life ... Seriously, when are these dipshiats going to all die already????
I don't think I've ever been so appalled in my life ... Seriously, when are these dipshiats going to all die already????
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i thought you were complaining about the subs, i was like "eh, big deal"
...then i scrolled down, lmao.
Well, that looks perfectly safe, doesn't it?
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In for pics of strut through hood.
the **** man.....the ****.
pardon my 'merican
Cliffs: Stanceworks.
At first my response was going to be:
"stop liking what I don't like"
but then I read the thread.
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I sold my bagged VW and bought a 5.0?
looks safe.
I'm not a star. Somebody lied.
So what's the problem with that?
Umm what has he done to his shock towers and why?
hey I bet after a few speed bumps it will really be lowerrrrr.
indoctrinate through academia and media.
why is that the ones that seek tolerance are the most intolerant.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin
looks legit
that cant be healthy
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I like that kid. He'll burn nicely in hell.
When bad taste gets taken to dangerous extremes.
Even the people on the forum flame him. Wow. Read the last page.
I <3 driving.
lol someone even did a MS Paint, its almost like TCL in a sick Stanceworks way!
I drew up something is MS paint real quick to attemp to show you why your setup is dangerous, because apparently you don't understand.
At this point I don't think anyone is going to change your mind but we just want you to know that what you're doing is not safe so you can't complain if the system fails.
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Drip Port has always used a "value per share" tracking method to measure its performance. This is the method that mutual funds use and that most portfolios use if they add money regularly. However, beginning today, we're using a more conservative tracking method -- simply, a "comparable S&P 500" method. With this method, we assume that every dollar put into a Drip could have been put into the S&P 500, and so we track against that potential return staight-up. One aim: to beat the S&P 500, of course.
A few weeks ago, the Rule Maker switched to a tracking method that more closely and more simply tracks a port's return against the S&P 500. Now the Drip Port is moving to this method, too. Why? Because, despite its many good points, value per share tracking can overstate a portfolio's returns, and we want to be as conservative as possible in stating our returns. We have always done that.
All of our tracking programs are created in-house, at Fool HQ. Three years ago, value per share was the best system we could create, and it fit us well because it is widely used in the investment community by any portfolios that add money. But now we're able to improve beyond the value per share method.
How does the new tracking work? Simple.
The Rule Maker's Matt Richey explained this when Rule Maker made the switch: "As soon as we deposit fresh cash into our discount brokerage account [in Drip's case, as soon as we add cash to the Port's holdings], the clock is ticking. That money now represents opportunity -- the opportunity to achieve a return on investment. One choice is to mindlessly replicate the S&P 500's return by investing in Standard & Poor's Depositary Receipts (AMEX: SPY). [Comparing to this index tracker]... is a direct, apples-to-apples comparison of our overall return versus what we would've achieved if we'd invested every dollar (on the day of deposit) in the S&P 500."
So, this is what we're doing with our new tracking method. Rather than divide our portfolio into "shares" (the way a fund does) and assign a value to each new share each time we add money to the port (the way value per share does), we are simply comparing ourselves to the S&P 500 straight up, one-on-one, without extra math. The value per share method worked well for us, but by design influenced our near-term returns. There is no way to avoid that with the method. Here are Drip's approximate returns as of yesterday's close, under VPS tracking:
Week Month YTD Since 7/28/97 Annualized
0.70% 0.88% 19.51% 55.26% 14.34%
And here are our returns under the new method:
Week Month YTD Since 7/28/97 Annualized 0.70% 0.87% 15.45% 38.72% 10.48% Comparable S&P 500 24.40% 6.88%As you can see, our return since inception declines significantly in the new method. That's understandable. The value per share method measured out a better return for us due to Intel's strong early performance. Our comparable S&P 500 method removes that value per share influence and keeps our return straight-out.
You see below that the port is worth about $5,970 (as of Tuesday). We've only invested about $4,400, so we've netted about $1,570 in gains. (These dollar numbers and all others in the port are the same, of course. Only the tracking method is changed.) These dollar amounts show about a 38% return, just as our new method shows.
There is nothing wrong with the old value per share method. It is used by thousands of mutual funds today. But, in the short term especially, it can overstate your performance, often without you even realizing it (scary that so many mutual funds use it), and we want to use the most conservative method possible. Now that we have a more conservative method available, we're using it.
This change might make it look as if we now have more of an upward climb until we make our 20-year goal, but that's not true. Our goal has always been $150,000, and our dollar amount in the port (about $5,900) has not changed a whit. Additionally, this new method shows how we're beating the comparable S&P 500 (38% to 24%), while the old method lacked this exact comparison.
I realize that tracking methods can be confusing (that's why I have nothing to do with creating 'em -- instead, we have smart Fool techies writing the software), so if you have any questions about this change, please visit the Drip Basics board for discussion.
Fool on!
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Rebecca trained at ALRA following a degree in English Literature at Cardiff University. Film and television work includes Grace's Land (Fearnort Films), The Interview (BBC), The Dead (Channel 4), and an array of short films.
For Dyad Productions: Jane Eyre: An Autobiography, performer; Writer and performer, Christmas Gothic; performer, Dalloway; writer & performer, Female Gothic; performer, The Diaries of Adam & Eve; writer & performer, I, Elizabeth; writer & performer, Austen's Women. She also produced The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe for Dyad both at the Edinburgh Festival and its subsequent UK & international tours.
Other theatre includes: Jeepers Creepers (Leicester Square Theatre), The Picture of Dorian Gray (Bill Kenwright), Room 24 (Nuffield Theatre); Havisham (BAC); As associate artist with Lanternfish Theatre Company she played Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Mrs Hawkins in Treasure Island.
She studied physical theatre with Sachi Kimura (student of Philippe Gaulier) and continues her wider training at both The Actors Centre and City Lit.
Elton wrote, directed and performed in his first play – Origen – aged 18 at King's Lynn Arts Centre, whilst studying Performing Arts in East Anglia. During this time, he co-created cult comedy character William Whicker, with comedian Waen Shepherd, after which he spent five years as a professional stage and TV actor.
His first professional role was 'Salieri' in The Cockpit's Amadeus. TV appearances include: Lovejoy, The Chief, and Silent Witness.
He subsequently gained a BA in Literature with Philosophy and went on to run a popular regional theatre, increasing attendance by 33% in just six months. He directed and acted in professional tours of Shakespeare and Godber, writing, directing and appearing in the short film 'Dear Eve...', and penning Cutting the Cord at Battersea Arts Centre.
After this, Elton founded Dyad Productions with creative partner Rebecca Vaughan with whom he has produced all of Dyad's work, including Austen's Women and I, Elizabeth. He also script-edited Female Gothic, wrote and acted in The Diaries of Adam and Eve (published by StageScripts, 2013), directed and script-edited Christmas Gothic, and wrote and directed Dalloway and The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe (published by Samuel French, 2015).
Outside Dyad, he has written poetry and prose fiction (notably a number of charity works based on Doctor Who) and is a freelance journalist, writing about music, television, books and film for a variety of publications.
He describes himself as a fabulist and magician.
Kate graduated from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama with a BA Honours in costume construction. Work for Dyad Productions include Costume Designer/Maker on Christmas Gothic, Dalloway, Female Gothic, I, Elizabeth and Austen's Women, and Costume Supervisor on The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe and The Diaries of Adam and Eve
Selected costume maker credits include Gypsy (Savoy Theatre), Dangerous Games (Lord of the Dance), Bill (BBC Films) Psycho Bitches (Tiger Aspect Productions), The Lightning Child (Shakespeare's Globe), Julius Caesar (Royal Shakespeare Company) Young Men (Ballet Boys and BBC Films).
Kate is also a costume maker and wardrobe mistress for Evolution Productions and is currently costume supervisor at Bury Court Opera. She has been Head of Wardrobe at Garsington Opera for five years. email@example.com - Twitter: @KateFlanaghan
Danny works across the fields of music, performance, installation, theatre and media. His work has appeared on Channel 4, at the Hatton Gallery, V&A, Prague Quadrennial, NYCEMF, British Science Festival, and toured the UK, Europe, Australia and the USA.
Recent credits include Christmas Gothic and Dalloway for Dyad Productions; Metamorphosis (Redbridge Drama Centre); Richard III: The Reburial (Darlow Smithson Productions); Nelson: A Sailor's Story (UK & international tour); Mata Hari: Female Spy (UK & international tour); Crusoe (UK & international tour);
Bond (UK & international tour); For King and Country (Ascot); Woyzeck (Redbridge Drama Centre); and Oh What a Lovely War (South Hill Park). Commissions and supporting organisations include: Catalyst Arts, Arts Council England, Heritage Lottery Fund, Arts and Humanities Research Council, New Music Players, Octopus Collective, and MAGNA.
Martin became involved with performing arts at the age of 10 when he joined an amateur theatre company. From there he went on to study a BTEC ND in Performing Arts at West Herts College where he took a keen interest in technical theatre. To support his studies he also worked at The Dacorum Pavilion as a casual technician. After college Martin attended the University of Central Lancashire to study Music Theatre.
After University he started working at the Maltings Arts Theatre, St Albans. Here he started working with various theatre companies to relight and to come up with new designs for their shows. In 2010 Martin started working at the Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead where he continued to expand his knowledge of design.
Since 2013 Martin has worked closely with Dyad Productions coming up with original designs for their shows The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe, Dalloway and Christmas Gothic. Contact Martin at email@example.com
Ben's passion for imagery has inspired him to work as a freelance professional photographer in the industry since 1995. He has been able to combine photography with a love of travelling, working as a dive guide in the Coral Sea, making a short film and briefly studying architecture. He lives in London.
As well as being Dyad's official photographer, his clients have included a diverse range of well-known brand names- such as B&B Italia, Sony, Debenhams, Harrods, BMW, Dixons, Littlewoods, Sotheby's and Christies.
Ben specialises in studio still life, room sets, exteriors and interiors on location, as well as people and travel photography.
Using a uniquely personal style of lighting developed over time, he loves nothing more than composing and using light - with traditional or digital photographic methods - to make imagery something very special.
Ben also has library images available as stock photography and his personal work is available for purchase as limited edition, personally signed, fine art c-type prints.
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When the Tennessee Board of Regents congregates at Austin Peay Dec. 6-7 for its quarterly board meeting, members will see the final version of "Defining Our Future," a proposal mandated by the Tennessee State Legislature in August and set for delivery to legislators Dec 10.
In addition to outlining ways to streamline missions and programs, maximize existing resources and improve performance, the proposal also lists the effects of existing budget reductions. Among them, ever-escalating student fees, buildings off-line with codes and inaccessible to the handicapped, and faculty leaving in droves for greener pastures in other states.
The TBR passed a 15-percent increase in student fees earlier this year to stem the departure of the state's "best and brightest" faculty members, says the report, but the increases (49 percent in the last five years) have "serious negative effects on students."
To meet the legislature's mandate to "streamline missions and programs," alternatives listed include consolidating or eliminating programs that are costly, duplicative or have few participants and increasing mission distinctiveness by channeling growth to community colleges and increasing university admission standards.
The proposal poses the establishment of a "lecturer" category of faculty members supplemented by numerous part-time instructors.
New programs would be approved only when a specific source of funding was identified, according to the proposal. Programs at Austin Peay that would be affected include the following: 1) Bachelor's degree in criminal justice 2) MBA 3) MPS (master's of professional studies) 4) Master of science in military history 5) Master of science in nursing
Alternatives for maximizing existing resources include creating a common schedule of registration and classes for all institutions and exploring system-wide contracts for purchasing and other services. Human resource reporting and approval would be decentralized.
In response to the mandate to "identify ways to improve performance in providing Tennessee with an educated population and workforce," the TBR proposes to phase out remedial-level courses at universities. To retain and graduate more students, the proposal suggests a reduction in the number of hours required for graduation to 120 credit hours for baccalaureate degrees.
The draft of the proposal will be discussed and finalized Nov. 27 and submitted to the Tennessee Legislature Dec. 10.


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In a nod to tough times, the inaugural committee is not accepting donations of more than $50,000 a big drop from the $250,000 set by President Bush four years ago.
Taxpayers pay for security and the swearing in ceremony. The party stuff, donations.
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In a nod to tough times, the inaugural committee is not accepting donations of more than $50,000 a big drop from the $250,000 set by President Bush four years ago.
ETA Why do you assume people are overlooking it, rather than realizing that other people see it differently than you do?
However, buried in a recent New York Times article published one week before the controversy erupted over the cost of Obama's inauguration, the newspaper reported that in 2005, "the federal government and the District of Columbia spent a combined $115.5 million, most of it for security, the swearing-in ceremony, cleanup and for a holiday for federal workers" [emphasis added].
You read that correctly. The federal government spent $115 million dollars for the 2005 inauguration. Keep in mind, that $115 million price tag was separate from the money Bush backers bundled to put on the inauguration festivities. For that, they raised $42 million. So the bottom line for Bush's 2005 inauguration, including the cost of security? That's right, $157 million.
Unless the Obama inauguration tab (including security) ends up costing $630 million, we can safely say it certainly won't cost four times what the Bush bash did in 2005. And unless the Obama inauguration tab (including security) runs to $257 million, we can safely say the event won't cost $100 million more than Bush's, as Fox & Friends claimed.
That amount of money should never be spent on a new Presidents celebration - at least not tax payer money. I'm just shocked. I assume it started back in the day before we were a gazillion $ in debt. This isn't about Obama / Bush, or anyone - the whole thing.
I really hope the next 4 or 8 years brings about serious Govt. spending changes.
The security effort involved Secret Service agents; 8,000 police officers from the District of Columbia and other jurisdictions; 10,000 National Guardsmen; about 1,000 FBI personnel; and hundreds of others from the Department of Homeland Security, the National Park Service and U.S. Capitol Police. Another 20,000 members of the National Guard were ready to respond if there was an emergency, said Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
Among the expenses: a Bruce Springsteen concert, the parade, large-screen TV rentals for all-free viewing on the national Mall, $700,000 to the Smithsonian Institution to stay open and, of course, the balls, including three that are being pitched as free or low cost for the public.
All that money spent and he couldn't drop in at the 50th anniversary of the Medal of Honor ball. Very sad.
Has DC been paid yet? 'Cause Chicago is still owed a bunch of money.


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In the art world, proofs are usually defined as prints made prior to an official production run. The goal of such proofs is to give artist and printer alike a sneak peek at the planned edition so they can fine tune colors, registration, and other crucial details. The resulting imperfect proofs are thus variants of the final product, although they are often collected as enthusiastically as prints in the final signed-and-numbered edition.
With U.S. coins, proofs are roughly the opposite. In fact, proof coins are not even considered a part of a coin's overall production run since the methods used to create them are completely distinct from those used to make the coins themselves.
To begin, proof coins are struck with dies that have been carefully selected for their perfection. These dies are cleaned and polished throughout the production process. Similarly, the planchets or blanks that the dies strike are usually stamped out of highly polished metal sheets and then hand fed into the press. Proofs are typically struck twice so that their features exhibit sharp relief, from their edges to their portraits, often with mirrorlike surfaces, or fields, in between.
Although some proofs were struck prior to 1856, many of these coins are museum pieces, which is why most collectors focus their attention on proofs minted between 1856 and 1916, 1936 and 1942, 1950 and 1964, and 1968 until the present day. The date of 1936 is significant because that was when the Mint began to actively market proof sets to the public in addition to individual proof coins.
In general, there are three types of proofs. The most desirable kind is known as a frosted or cameo proof. Coins of this type have the classic mirrorlike fields, which are interrupted by portraits and other devices that have a frosted appearance, which makes the contrast within the coin especially dramatic. The surface of matte proofs appears to have been sandblasted, while the so-called "brilliant" proofs have mirrorlike fields and portraits, giving them an overall shiny look.
Of the late-19th-century coins, some proofs are actually less prized than regularly minted coins of comparable grade. Examples of this anomaly include most proof quarters struck in Philadelphia between 1866 and 1891, especially in the earliest years. For most pre-1936 coins, proofs are more sought-after by collectors than their uncirculated counterparts. Matte Buffalo nickels from 1913 to 1916 are a good example of the value placed on proof coins, as are most Barber dimes from 1892 to 1915.
World War I put the brakes on proofs, but it's unclear why it took Mint officials 20 years to get the program going again. Whatever the reason—some blame bureaucratic inertia, ot...
Another world war halted the release of proof sets until 1950, when the Mint raised the price of a set from $1.89 to $2.10 while more than doubling production. Retail prices for the sets, which included the same five denominations as the 1936-1942 sets and were now packed in Pliofilm, held steady through 1964, but the Mint had noticed how buyers had been snapping up its sets and selling them for a fast profit. So, in 1968, it began to pack its proof sets in plastic holders and raised the price to $5.
Higher prices combined with radically increased productions runs (three million was not uncommon after 1961) conspired to suck the air out of the proof-set market. Especially hard hit were the top-of-the-line Prestige Sets, which in most cases are actually worth less today than what collectors paid for them when issued—the notable exceptions being the 1983S set with an Olympic dollar and the 1990S set missing an S cent. Proof sets that appear to have held their own include the five-piece state quarter sets issued since 1999 (that first set has proved most popular among collectors).
One final bit of terminology to pay attention to is the word prooflike, which describes a regularly minted, uncirculated coin with a mirrorlike surface. Some of the most dramatic examples of prooflike coins are Morgan dollars minted at the end of the 19th century. In some cases, the prooflike coin will have valuations well into five or six figures (the 1894 and 1901 Morgans, respectively), while proof coins from those same years can be picked up for four.
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I have spoken to Vizio today and previously about a problem I have observed with a TV I bought last December. The VIZIO logo will flash from white to yellow for about 2 minutes while it resets itself. VIZIO customer service says this was designed into the TV to prevent overheating and to also resolve any Internet issues with the VIA Applications. I observed this phenomenon with my TV a couple of weeks after purchasing it last December 2010. I have a two year warranty with the TV and don't like the fact that it's frustrating to have this happen. In addition, it's embarrassing when you have some friends over and the TV wants to take a nap.
I told the service manager that I wanted in writing that the TV is performing to specifications as my TV will do this about once every week, but some people are observing this behavior on a more frequent basis as noted on the Costco feedback forum. He mentioned that he would email me a paragraph or two stating that the TV is performing as the engineers have designed.
He also mentioned that the frequency of the "resets" is too often for most customers and that VIZIO is expecting to release a firmware update to resolve this problem. I mentioned that should this firmware update not resolve my problem then I am going to ask for a comparable TV from VIZIO as I will not accept another of the same model as they have thousands of users that are complaining of the same problem.
If any other users of this TV are having the same problem, I would let VIZIO know so they can get a good picture as to the scope of the problem. Below is a video I found on YouTube showing the problem. The TV will do nothing but blink the logo on and off for 90 seconds to 2 minutes and then turn back on.
Is your 2-year warranty a full replacement warranty? Vizio doesn't get a lot of love around here because of quality and support issues so it was a wise move on your part to get some sort of extended warranty. I'm assuming this is a Costco purchase because of the 2-year warranty period but I'm not familiar with the details of what your warranty covers.
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Is your 2-year warranty a full replacement warranty? Vizio doesn't get a lot of love around here because of quality and support issues so it was a wise move on your part to get some sort of extended warranty. I'm assuming this is a Costco purchase because of the 2-year warranty period but I'm not familiar with the details of what your warranty covers.
Otto this is a Costco Warranty and I also paid with my American Express card, which should have added a 3rd year to the warranty period.
The only times mine has done that is when using the internet apps- usually when trying to exit one and start another one (like going from Vudu to Netflix), it will freeze up and then do that. Most of the time I use its 1st HDMI input which comes from my receiver, and only once it froze and reset while watching a DVD. My warranty is almost up and I'm debating whether to drop $275 for the 2-year extended warranty- it's a bit of money but I probably won't be able to afford another TV for a few more years. If it quit working I'd pay anything within reason (under $500) to have it fixed if I didn't have the warranty, but I've heard Vizio won't fix some sets for any price.
Yeah that's one of the biggest complaints that I've heard about Vizio's. They look great but once they start having issues, it can be very difficult to get them fixed. That's why some folks make sure that they have a full replacement cost on their extended warranties. Any mfr can have problem sets but there seems to be an overabundance of complaints about Vizio problems and their repair/replacement/support issues.
I've had the same thing happen a couple of times. From what the original poster said, Vizio intends this to happen to prevent the TV from overheating. So at what point does this go from feature to malfunction?
Mine just updated it's firmware about a week ago. Anybody else?
Mine says C7.0. and some other numbers. This is definitely different from my previous version. I don't know when the update occurred, but it must have been within the last three weeks. It would be nice to know what was changed from one version to the next.
You have a hardware problem. The firmware answer from Vizio/Costco is B.S. Get HD Repair out to fix your T.V. under warranty ASAP because eventually your unit will die (out of warranty) and you will be paying for the fix. Good luck.
This is what you can expect when you buy the cheap brands. I have a shop in Missouri and we don't even work on the cheap brands as there is nothing we can do to make the TVs last any longer than they last. Most unknown or new brand named TVs are what the industry can throw-aways. If they last 2 years you are very lucky. Most all consumers don't know this but the TVs made today are 4 hour continuios use rated. The old picture tube TVs where rated at 24 hour continuious use. SO, new doesn't mean better. I still have a 32 RCAu can before they get smart and stop buying their junk. from 1995 that works great. The pictures on the new sets are much better but not for very long. The Vizio XVT5535V has a deadly fault in the CPU and the only way to correct it is to replace the Main Board and make sure you install a heat sink on the CPU or it will fail in the same time. You can't tell me the the engineers didn't design it that way. Planed failure. The best customer is a repeat customer. This is the mantallity of the Asian manufacturers. Steal as much from the americas as you can before they smarten up. As long as you buy on price they got you. Will the american consumer ever smarten uo?????
My XVT553SV is approximately 3 years old and has just started exhibiting this problem.
I contacted Vizio and was given the phone number for HD Repair (obviously out of warranty). Not real comfortable with that outfit. I get the impression that the repairs are based upon a value model rather than actual costs. By that I mean, they charge not by the effort or parts but what they think you will pay to get the set back in operation. For example, I was asked, "is this your only or primary set in your home?" "Guess you paid $1600 to $2000 for this when it was new". Basically fishing for how desperate I was to get a working set and reminding me how much I had invested in the Vizio. None of this was their business and completely irrelevant to getting it fixed. Also, they quoted a repair fee based upon the description I provided of the problem, saying that I would have to pay in advance (which would include parts and labor) before they even sent anyone out. When I asked for a breakout of the parts and labor, I was told they couldn't provide that until I paid for it...that's when an invoice would be produced.
My preference would be to repair rather than replace. These really are nice sets, IMHO. I am still pleased with the PQ and features of the XVT553SV and not sure what I would have to pay now to get equivalent quality and features now. Plus, don't want to go through the research effort again...I studied this one long before I bought it and feel that I rec'd excellent quality (though maybe not reliability).
Can I do this myself? I use to build PC's so can handle a screwdriver and replace out bad boards if I know which ones. How have other solved this?
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COLUMBUS, OH - The North Carolina men's golf team finished twelfth at the Jack Nicklaus Invitational on Monday after shooting a 66-over-par 918. The Tar Heels recorded a 16-over 300 in the first round, a 29-over 313 in the second round, and a 21-over 305 in the final round. Keagan Cummings had the leading performance for the Tar Heels in the tournament finishing with a 12-over 225.
Cummings, a sophomore from Dublin, Ireland, recorded a 5-over 76 in the third round to combine for a 12-over 225 score. Cummings finished in a tie for 31st place at the end of day two. Freshman Davis Bateman ended the tournament with a 20-over 233 after a third round score of a 6-over 77. Bateman, from Charlotte, N.C., finished in a tie for 47th. Senior Andy Sajevic, from Fremont, Neb., finished in 52nd place after registering a 23-over 236 three-day score. Sajevic recorded a 13-over 84 in the final round. Also from Charlotte, N.C., senior Bailey Patrick finished one stroke behind at a 24-over 237. Patrick shot a 7-over 78 in round three to solidify his 53rd place finish. Junior Brandon Dalinka, from Newton, Pa., was disqualified after he signed an incorrect score card in the second round. However, Dalinka finished day two strong with a 3-over 74, the best score by a Tar Heel on day two.
"This was quite a shocking performance. However, we have to learn from this experience and if anything remember how this feels so we never feel this way again," stated Andrew Sapp, head coach of the Tar Heels.
"Fortunately we have two more events this fall, and we are going to have to dig deep and decide how we want to end this fall season. We have a lot of work to do in the next two weeks to prepare for the Rod Myers Invitational so hopefully we can get back on track at Duke."
California proved to be untouchable in the tournament registering a 10-under 842 in the 12-team field. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State took second and third place, respectively. Oklahoma finished with a 9-over 861 after day two while Oklahoma State finished not far behind with an 11-over 863. Kent State and Purdue tied for fourth place each with a combined score of a 25-over 877. Mississippi registered a 39-over 891 for a solid sixth place finish.
California's Brandon Hagy finished in first in the individual tournament with a 6-under 207. Taylor Pendrith from Kent State shot a 5-under 208 to take second while Pace Johnson from California shot a 4-under 209 to take third. Tied for fourth, Oklahoma State's Wyndham Clark and Ian Davis each registered a 3-under 210. California's Shotaro Ban and Purdue's Austin Eoff took sixth and seventh, respectively. Ban fired 1-under 212 while Eoff shot an even-par 213.
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The first priority will be to examine thoroughly the boat and its onboard systems to identify anything that either needs repair or would potentially need repair en route. Besides the basicslike having a structurally sound hull, deck, and rigall the mechanical, rigging, electronic, hydraulic, plumbing, electrical, safety, and sail systems should be checked to verify that they operate correctly and could withstand a long trip at sea. Systems or parts of systems that don't work should be replaced, removed, or learned to be lived without. Think through whether it's necessary, for example, to have that troublesome voltage inverter working if you're not in need of running anything on AC power. On the other hand, getting the filters changed on the watermaker is probably worth the hassle, because if it works, then you will not have to carry as much fluid and can be more luxurious in your use of freshwater.
While this level of preparation applies to almost every offshore trip, there are a few things unique to a springtime transatlantic crossing, things that every skipper needs to carefully consider. The following are factors that the VOR competitors have already had to deal with for their current transatlantic dash.
The first is ice. The Labrador Current, which runs along the Atlantic coast of the Canadian maritime provinces, pushes cold Arctic water south past Nova Scotia, bringing with it pieces of the ice pack which has started to break up farther north. In order to prevent another Titanic-style disaster along one of the world's busiest shipping routes, an project entitled the International Ice Patrol tracks and monitors the movement of this ice. Distilled from a combination of imaging techniques and observations from passing ships and aircraft, there are regularly updated facsimile charts made available by the Ice Patrol that show the extent of known ice occurrence in and around these lanes. (The IIP is operated by the USCG, funded by a multitude of nations, and utilizes input from numerous entities, including the Canadian Coast Guard and merchant ships from many countries.)
This year's ice limit is one of the farthest south seen in recent years, with some small bergs and growlers reported as far south as the 40th parallel. In order to keep the VOR fleet out of harm's way, the race's management team has established a trapezoid-shaped box that no boat can enter. "Between 51 and 45 degrees west the boats will have to keep below 40 degrees north," according to Race Director Michael Woods.
On Leg Four a few months ago, the teams raced for several days in the Southern Ocean through relatively cluttered ice fields. In fact, one entry, News Corp, collided with a growler while hammering through the Southern Ocean at full speed. It is not surprising, therefore, that Woods and the Volvo committee wished to apply this limit. "It's unfortunate as it completely changes the nature of this leg, they'll nearly be as far south as La Rochelle," commented Woods. Grant Dalton, race veteran and Amer Sports One skipper, believes this could prompt the teams to venture some 350 miles south of their position in the race four years ago. This significant deviation from the shortest Great Circle route will also likely add at least another full day to the trip compared with four years ago.
While not dodging ice, navigators in the VOR fleet know that the trick in any fast transatlantic passage is to look for a track that will keep you to the south of the persistent low-pressure centers which march across the Atlantic at these latitudes. Staying south of the lows means that the wind will come from abeam or astern and the air will be relatively warm. Getting too far north may cut some distance off the overall trip, but might place the boats in danger of finding themselves beating to windward the last few hundred miles to the UK or Europe. That's definitely a lesson for any transatlantic sailor, racer or cruiser, and I know because this happened to a boat I raced aboard in the last Atlantic Challenge Cup race in 1997. After a week of glorious broad reaching aboard Craig Venter's S&S 85 Sorcerer, we encountered light air and found ourselves beating to the finish off England's Lizard Point. (Fortunately, so did the rest of the fleet, and we were able to preserve our lead to win our division).
The other temptress for navigators is that mythical river of tropical warmth, the Gulf Stream, which makes its way eastward across the North Atlantic at speeds of two or three knots. The problem with using what seems like an easy conveyor belt ride is that its path is usually too far south from the Great Circle or rhumb line courses to justify the deviation, and east of Cape Hatteras it starts to diminish greatly in strength. Also, the Gulf Stream's flow starts to break up into eddies and meanders that would likely not correspond to any boats' linear track. Moreover, the warm water creates localized atmospheric instabilities like squalls, which briefly create a lot of wind, but then can leave you becalmed for hours.
Lastly, beside the dangers of ice, straying too far north can also put you in that cold water from the Labrador Current where thick sea fog and very little wind are the frequent results of the cold dense air. Anyone who participated in the 2001 Marblehead-Halifax Race will remember that the fast, record-pace offshore reaching of the first day gave way to drifting conditions after the fleet neared Cape Sable and the windless fog enveloped them for most of the remainder of the race.
So, adventure awaits the Volvo fleet as well as all other sailors who anticipatee transatlantic quests: some fast downwind rides, abundant sea life, and, best of all, after weeks of gray and blue, the sight of inviting green shores awaiting in France, Ireland, or England.To follow the progress of the racers in the Volvo Ocean Race, log on to the event's official website at www.volvooceanrace.com.
Suggested Reading:
Single-Handed Transatlantic History by John Kretschmer
The Long Way Back to Brazil by James Baldwin
Blasting across the Atlantic by Michael Carr
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This chapter, written to honor Professor Krešimir Sajko of the University of Zagreb, considers the question of personal jurisdiction in U.S. courts at the stage of submission of a foreign judgment for recognition. Existing cases dealing with both recognition of foreign judgments and with the recognition of foreign arbitral awards under the New York Convention fail to provide a clear position on (1) whether either personal jurisdiction or quasi in rem jurisdiction through the presence of the judgment/award debtor's assets is required, and (2) if quasi in rem jurisdiction is relied upon, just what allegation or proof of the presence of the judgment/award debtor's assets within the jurisdiction is necessary. The analysis here ends with the conclusion that due process for purposes of recognition jurisdiction may be satisfied based on concepts of consent that are fundamental to the operation of both the New York Convention and the 2005 Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements. Such a result would place the United States in a position consistent with its future treaty partners under the Hague Convention on the matter of recognition jurisdiction.
Ronald A. Brand on "Recognition Jurisdiction and the Hague Choice of Court Convention"
Ronald A. Brand (University of Pittsburgh – School of Law) has posted his chapter entitled:"Recognition Jurisdiction and the Hague Choice of Court Convention", from the forthcoming Festschrift, LIBER AMICORUM KREŠIMIR SAJKO, Hrvoje Sikiric, Vilim, Boucek, & Davor Babic, eds. Here is the SSRN abstract:
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Digital Multimeter Components and Functions
A digital multimeter such as those from the Fluke company are a critical part of an electricians toolbox. Let's take a look at the various parts of a digital multimeter and what their purpose is.
The Display
The display of a digital multimeter normally is very straightforward and contains intuitive elements. Normally is is large and easy to read. The displays will normally have four digits. The first digit is normally a 0 or 1 and there will also be a + / - indicator. Additionally depending on the model and brand you own, there could also be some smaller ones like an AC / DC indicator.
The Connections
There will of course be main connections for the probes. You can't do much without these. There have to be at least two since a minimum of two are needed to make a measurement but theremay be three or four. The types of connectors are
- Common - This is used for a all measurements. You may hook up the negative (black) lead probe to the common connection.
- Voltage, ohms, and frequency - This is used for nearly all types of readings. This connector accepts the red probe.
- Amperage - This takes the red probe as well. Obviously this is used to measure amps or current.
- High Amperage - Now many times in a ammeter you will have a special connection for high current readings. The specs on the model should explain what levels of current each connection is recommended for. If you expect high levels of current, you will use this connection.
Some models may have other special connections but these are the most common multimeter connection types
The Main Switch
Certainly we have to be able to turn on our digital meter. So, normally single larger main rotary switch to both power on the unit and select the type of measurement you will be making.
There may be a host of other controls and displays on various types of multimeter. For Fluke meters this is the general layout. Some companies provide different features like even a one button operation. The standard layout has endured for years so I think these features will be common for years to come. Of course there are many other types of digital meters that perform many other specialty functions like temperature measurement, light measurement, gain on transistors, resistance of motor windings, transformers, and solenoids etc., continuity of wiring, insulation tests and on and on.
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Maine Records Details and Resources
Where to find Maine census records, immigration records, land records, maps, vital records and more.
Historical recording practices in Maine lack the completeness found in other New England states, due to a late start to civil registration and the remoteness of some towns. Only five towns (Biddeford, Kittery, Kennebunkport, York, and Wells) have vital records from the 17th century. State legislation in 1864 required town clerks to provide the state with birth, marriage and death records, but total compliance didn't happen until 1892 with the establishment of the State Board of Vital Statistics. Marriage records from 1892 to 1996 are online
. Still, "as late as 1944, as many as one out of 10 births were not recorded," says Art Dostie, research room supervisor at the Maine State Archives. "You have a 50/50 chance of finding a birth record before 1892, and only a 20 percent chance of locating a death record." The Maine Historical Society
has published compilations of births, marriages, and deaths extracted from diaries, church records, newspapers, gravestones, and vital records for 18 towns. Their library has vital records for 1892-1955 on microfilm, and has an index to the towns listed in the vital records pre-1892. Picton Press
has published vital records for many Maine towns.
Deaths records are being supplemented by the cemetery transcription project of the Maine Old Cemetery Association
Start by identifying when your ancestor was in Maine, determine what type of record you need and visit the appropriate repository. The lack of centralized records means you'll have to look for resources in a various places: Deeds and probates -- wills, adoptions and guardianships -- are on the county level; court documents are mostly at the Maine State Archives; and military records prior to statehood are in the Massachusetts State Archives or National Archives.
Church records require much effort to locate and use. Most are unpublished and unindexed. The Maine Historical Society has manuscript and published records for Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Quaker and Unitarian denominations.
The Maine State Archives
has one of the largest collections in the state. Availability and completeness depend on the time period. The Maine Historical Society has manuscripts, indexed vital records and Bible records, as well as an online guide to genealogical holdings. Of particular note are the more than 2 million unpublished items, especially "the early records of the Kennebec Purchase, the Pejepscot Proprietors and the Pownalborough Courthouse collection." About half the book collection and less than half the manuscript collection is cataloged online, so consult card catalogs or call to verify additional holdings.
The New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) in Boston has many manuscripts relating to Maine families, including record of the Direct Tax of 1798. See the website
for online databases relating to Maine research (membership required). Of course, because Maine was part of Massachusetts for close to 150 years, you'll need to look outside Maine for records pre-statehood. Both the Massachusetts State Archives and Massachusetts Historical Society contain material on Maine.
Exhaust the materials at these libraries and archives before seeking records at the town level. Researching on the town level usually requires traveling through Maine's 16 counties. And "Maine is the worst New England state for town hall fires," says David Allen Lambert, NEHGS online genealogist. "Success is possible by creating a comprehensive ancestral sketch with the careful searching of vital records, records of the Maine Old Cemetery Association, probates, and deeds. The many other printed and manuscript sources on the state and local level will aid you in rounding out any and all Maine problems."
1790 Census of Maine from the Maine Genealogical Society (The Society, 1995)
he Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776, and Emigrants in Bondage, 1614-1775 by Peter Wilson Coldham (Broderbund, 1996. CD-ROM)
Immigrants to New England, 1700-1775 by Ethel Stanwood Bolton (Essex Institute, 1931)
Black House Papers -- A Guide to Certain Microfilmed Land Records from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives)
Names of Soldiers of the American Revolution Who Applied for State Bounty, 1893 by Charles J. House (Genealogical Publishing Co., 1967)
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island Atlas of Historical County Boundaries edited by John H. Long (Simon & Schuster, 1994)
Counties, Cities, Towns, and Plantations of Maine from the Historical Records Survey (The Survey, 1940)
The Dictionary of Maine Place-Names by Phillip R. Rutherford (Bond Wheelwright Co., 1970)
A Gazetteer of the State of Maine: With Numerous Illustrations by George J. Varney (Heritage Books, 1991)
Indian Place Names of the Penobscot Valley and the Maine Coast by Fannie Hardy Eckstorm (University of Maine, 1978)
Maine County Subdivisions, Towns, Plantations, Unorganized Territories, and Places (Government Printing Office, 1977)
Maine Geographic Names: Alphabetical Finding List from US Office of Geographic Research (US Geological Survey, 1985)
Maine Place Names and the Peopling of its Towns by Ava Harrie Shadbourne (Bond Wheelwright Co., 1955)
Map Exhibiting the Principal Original Grants and Sales of Lands in the State of Maine by Moses Greenleaf (Ellsworth American, 1977)
An Alphabetical Index of Revolutionary Pensioners Living in Maine by Charles A. Flagg (Genealogical Publishing Co., 1967)
The American Civil War: the Service Records of Atlantic Canadians with the State of Maine Volunteers, 2 vols., by Daniel F. Johnson (D.F. Johnson, 1995)
Aroostook War: Historical Sketch and Roster of Commissioned Officers and Enlisted Men (Kennebec Journal Print, 1904)
Dubros Times: Depositions of Revolutionary War Veterans from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives)
Maine in the Civil War: A Bibliographical Guide compiled by William B. Jordan (Maine Historical Society, 1976)
Military Records and Related Sources from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives, 2000)
Names of Soldiers of the American Revolution Who Applied for State Bounty under the Resolves of March 17, 1835, March 24, 1836, and March 20, 1838, as Appears of Record in Land Office compiled by Charles L. House (Genealogical Publishing Co., 1967)
Red Diamond Regiment: The 17th Maine Infantry, 1862-1865 by William B. Jordan (Frontier Press, 1995)
Soldiers, Sailors, and Patriots of the Revolutionary War, Maine by Carleton E. Fisher (National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 1982)
History of the Court System of the State of Maine by David Q. Whittier (Maine State Archives, ca. 1980)
Maine Probate Abstracts. Vol. 1, 1687-1775; vol. 2, 1775-1800 by John Eldridge Frost (Picton Press, 1991)
Maine Wills, 1640-1760 by William M. Sargent (Clearfield Co., 1996)
Province and Court Records of Maine, 6 vols., edited by Charles T. Libby, Robert E. Moody, and Neal W. Allen (Maine Historical Society, 1928-1975)
York County, Maine Wills Abstracts 1801-1858, 2 vols., from the Maine Genealogical Society (Picton Press, 1997)
n Index and Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the Massachusetts and Maine Direct Tax Census of 1798 by Michael H. Gorn (New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1979)
Massachusetts and Maine Direct Tax Census of 1798 from the US Secretary of the Treasury (New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1978)
The Massachusetts Tax Valuation List of 1771 edited by Betty Hobbs Pruitt (G.K. Hall, 1978)
Cemetery Inscriptions and Odd Information of Various Towns in the State of Maine edited by Charles D. Townsend (Aceto Bookmen, 1995)
Index to Maine Deaths, 1960-1996 from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives, 2002)
Index to Maine Marriages, 1892-1966, 1976-1996 from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives, 2002)
The Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder, 9 vols., (S.M. Watson, 1884-98)
Maine Marriages 1892-1966: A Complete List edited by Lewis Bunker Rohrbach (Picton Press, 1996. CD-ROM)
Maine Old Cemetery Association Cemetery Inscription Project: Series One, Two and Three by Katherine W. Trickey (Northeast Reprographics, 1982)
Maine Town Microfilm List: Town and Vital Records, and Census Reports from the Maine State Archives
Vital Records (Births, Marriages, Deaths) Before 1892 and Vital Records from 1892-1922 from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives, 2002)
Vital Records, 1923-Present from the Maine State Archives (Maine State Archives, 2002)
Vital Records from Maine Newspapers 1785-1820, 2 vols., by David C. Young and Elizabeth Keene Young (Heritage Books, 1993)
Return to the main Maine page
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Get Over It! WikiLeaks is Good for America
By John Grant
"The problem here is to define ... a form of life that would not depend on an unsustainable relation of domination over the rest of the world."
Jean Bricmont
We live in a time of incredible change, and to have any say at all in the direction that change will take requires a respect for reality. Right now, the United States is losing this battle as it tries mightily – and wastefully -- to sustain its post-WWII legacy as the world's undisputed Top Dog.
The key to this disaster here in the US is a greater and greater restriction of information in conjunction with what can only be called a top down enforced blindness among the population.
If you think this is only the view of a disgruntled leftist, read Thomas Friedman's latest column in The New York Times, where he imagines WikiLeaks revealing a gleeful cable from the Chinese ambassador in Washington to his bosses in Beijing:
"Things are going well here for China," the ambassador writes. "There is a willful self-destructiveness in the air here as if America has all the time and money in the world for petty politics. ... This leaves us relieved. It means that America will do nothing serious to fix its structural problems: a ballooning deficit, declining educational performance, crumbling infrastructure and diminished immigration of new talent."
His fictional ambassador goes on to gloat over the $190 million a day being pissed away to war in Afghanistan. He speculates that by the time the US finally leaves the Afghanis will hate the US so much China will have the inside track on all the minerals there.
The real cables recently released by WikiLeaks are, of course, not nearly as crisp and to the point as this fictional one. But they're equally as insightful and inciting to boot.
Mike Huckabee, a follower of Jesus Christ and a presidential candidate, says Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, should be tried and executed. Others, like Tom Flanagan, a former aide to the Prime Minister of Canada, says that would take too long and Assange should just be assassinated. "Take him out!" is the correct vernacular, I believe. Sarah Palin wants him hunted down like an al Qaeda dog.
The same surely goes for Bradley Manning, the alleged leaker of the 250,000 diplomatic cables. And since The New York Times and virtually every other major newspaper in the world has run some of the cables, presumably Times Editor Bill Keller and the other editors should be "taken out" as well...
For the rest of this article by JOHN GRANT in ThisCantBeHappening!, the new independent, journalist-run online alternative newspaper, please go to: ThisCantBeHappening!
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we are all praising Wkileaks for being brave enough to speak the truth about the number of innocents being killed etc in Afghanistan- but they are not saying anything that we dont already know- its just that its the first of the Zionist controlled mainstream media outlets to speak the truth- is it just speaking te truth or part of a plan?
why i ask is because now im seeing that Wikileaks is reporting that the US & Karzai are not prepared to negtiate with the Taliban. what a hoot! its actually the other way around- the US & the Karzai puppet regime are getting their arses handed to them by the Taliban- they are looking for an exit strategy that does not make them look like cowards(which they definitely are). the Taliban do not want any negotiations/peace talks- they just want the foreign troops to get out of their country.
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2 New York's Prison Guards Plead Not Guilty Over Inmate Death
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday June 26, 2015
Two guards at New York's notorious Rikers Island prison pleaded not guilty Thursday over the death of an inmate who was beaten to death nearly three years ago.
New York City Inmates in Solitary Not Getting Exercise Time
World News | Associated Press | Thursday August 7, 2014
More than 90 percent of New York City jail inmates in solitary confinement aren't getting their legally mandated one hour of daily recreation time outside their cells, according to a report released on Wednesday by the city agency that oversees the nation's second-largest jail system.
Violence Pervasive in New York City Youth Jails: US
World News | Associated Press | Tuesday August 5, 2014
New York City jails holding teenage inmates are extremely violent and unsafe - and major reforms are needed.
US Jails Struggle With Role as Makeshift Asylums
World News | Associated Press | Monday July 14, 2014
Many of the 3,300 jails across the US have seen a rise in the number of inmates with serious mental illnesses, most arrested for non-violent crimes.
New York City Jails Neglected Suicide Precautions
World News | Associated Press | Saturday June 28, 2014
In one case, a mentally ill New York City inmate hanged himself from a shower pipe on his third try in three days. During that stretch, orders to put him on 24-hour watch were apparently ignored, along with a screening form that said he was "thinking about killing himself."
Inmate Died After Seven Days in New York City Cell
World News | Associated Press | Thursday May 22, 2014
After a mentally ill Bradley Ballard made a lewd gesture to a female guard at the Rikers Island jail, he was locked in his cell alone for seven increasingly agitated days in which he was denied some of his medication, clogged his toilet so that it overflowed, stripped off his clothes and tied a rubber band tightly around his genitals.
$25 Million Lawsuit for Inmate Who Died in Hot New York City Cell
World News | Associated Press | Saturday May 17, 2014
The mother of a mentally ill, homeless veteran who was found dead in a 100-degree Fahrenheit (38-Celsius) New York City jail cell that overheated due to an equipment malfunction plans to file a $25 million wrongful death lawsuit against the city.
Homeless man dies after jail cell overheats in US
World News | Associated Press | Thursday March 20, 2014
A mentally ill homeless veteran who died behind bars last month "basically baked to death" in a jail cell that overheated to more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37 Celsius), a New York City official tells The Associated Press.
This man was arrested 29 times for nabbing trains, buses
World News | Associated Press | Monday August 12, 2013
Darius McCollum can explain the complicated workings of the New York City transit system with the precision of a veteran conductor. He knows every subway stop, every line, every train.
Sarika | Thursday February 16, 2012
The 'Lollipop' hitmaker popped the question to his girlfriend Dhea on Valentine's Day (14.02.12) and he took to his twitter account today (15.02.12) to confirm she accepted his proposal. He wrote: "She said yes!"The pair are expected to wed in the spring and the cocktail waitress is e pregnant with Wayne's baby, MediaTakeOut.com reports.The new arr...
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Guards at New York City's massive Rikers Island jail complex are taking unusual precautions to make sure that IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn stays safe behind bars.The 62-year-old banker and diplomat has a whole jail wing to himself, a medical device to make sure he doesn't stop breathing at night and guards checking him 24 hours a day to make su...
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Last night I was running in the dark on the St. Johns River did not see a fence post sticking out of the water. Hit the fence post and it put a hole in the bottom. It is a aluminum hull Tracker Grizzly. My thoughts are to get someone to weld the hole. Any other suggestions or are there other thinks I need to be aware of?
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