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Our buddies @ Astropitch have put up a scathing anti-Dubya store called Greedy Bastard! This site, which donates some of the profits to Moveon.Org and Truemajority.org, so far has 4 different delightful designs. Check it here!
02/26/04: Donate flowers to same sex newlyweds!
As you may have heard, San Francisco has been issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples despite threats from Governor Schwarzenegger and President Bush. People from around the world are sending flowers to SF City Hall to show their support for the couples.
Here is a site that takes PayPal donations to send flowers (without florist delivery charges!) to the people who are getting married!
Hargit writes "I'm being charged with 2 counts of lieing to a federal officer, one count lieing to a federal grand jury. All are related to left-wing political activism... (sic)" They were indicted by a Grand Jury and are going to trial in the next few months. There is a maximum of 15 years prison time for the 3 charges. Tony Serra, the lawyer who won $4 million from the FBI on behalf of Judi Bari and Darryl Cherney, has agreed to represent them.
For more information or to send donations to help cover legal fees, please contact Harjit Gill at:
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02/18/04: Greg Palast and Ann Coulter walk into a bar...
... the bartender says, what is this, "Dennis Miller Live"?
Ace reporter and AT recording artist Greg Palast will be on CNBC's "Dennis Miller Show" on 2/24/04 and 2/25/04 (two separate shows). The show airs 9pm (eastern standard) and is repeated at midnight and 4am. The 2/25 show will be with the conservative fembot columnist Ann Coulter, so expect some sparks to fly!
Here's Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) take on the Dennis Miller show.
Alternative Tentacles is a proud member of Punkvoter.com, which has organized over 100 of the largest punk rock bands and dozens of record labels to expose the Bush Administration. Punkvoter.com is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing grassroots coalition of punk fans uniting in opposition to the policies of the Bush Administration.
Watch out Dubya, Biafra's in your state!
"The "Right" Side of Punk- As of January 31, 2004, ConservativePunk.com officially launches. The site has been created to educate, inform and increase the little known demographic of the Conservative Punk. "
Check it out at http://www.conservativepunk.com, complete with links to the Drudge Report and David Horowitz's Front Page Magazine.
"Iowa has lost over 30,000 good paying jobs in the manufacturing sector and Bush has done nothing. Our families have been deeply hurt in the heartland and we are glad to see Punkvoter taking action and bringing the story to our country's youth," said Dave Neal, of UAW. "We must encourage young voters to participate in the dialogue more - we need their help and their spirit in the fight for working families"
"It is time all of our country starts to speak out. From farmers and factory workers to punk rockers. George Bush has mortgaged our children's futures with his tax cuts for the wealthy, if they want don't want to inherit the debt Bush is passing on to them, they need to get involved", said Marcia Nichols of AFSCME.
Punkvoter is the nation's largest coalition of punk and music-related organizations and individuals uniting to expose the problems of the George W. Bush Administration, including Jello Biafra, Alternative Tentacles, and mail male Jesse Luscious. For more information about Punkvoter visit them here!
O'Neill, who, as Bush's top economic official, was a permanent member of the National Security Council, was asked to resign in 2002 after threatening to publically oppose Bush's second round of major tax cuts. In the book, O'Neill says that the president did not make decisions in a methodical way: there was no free-flow of ideas or open debate. At cabinet meetings, he says the president was "like a blind man in a roomful of deaf people," a major difference from O'Neill's experiences in the Nixon and Ford Administrations.
Read the coverage on the 60 Minutes website here!
The fruits and vegetables we eat are produced, almost without exception, in a world virtually unknown to US consumers. It is a world hidden from our view by the bright neon logos of the fast-food giants and the shining rows of neatly stacked produce lining the aisles of WalMart supercenters from Miami to LA.It is also a world of extreme exploitation and human rights violations.
In 2001, the CIW called for a national boycott of Taco Bell, demanding that the multi-billion dollar corporation recognize its role in the exploitation of farmworkers who pick its produce and take steps to clean up human rights violations in its supply chain.
With public attention to the modern-day slavery and sweatshop conditions in Florida's fields at an all-time high, this year's action promises to be the most powerful yet in this growing, grassroots campaign. The highlight of the 2004 Tour will be a three-day march, from East LA to Irvine. From March 2-4, Immokalee workers will be joined by allies from across the country on the 40-mile march, taking the boycott to millions of consumers on Southern California streets. The march will culminate in a huge, day-long rally on March 5th -- a political, musical, cultural festival that will shake the foundations of a fast-food industry built on the exploitation of workers and consumers alike.
From the FCC decision:"Indecency findings involve.. two fundamental determinations. First, the material alleged to be indecent... must describe or depict sexual or excretory organs or activities. Second, the broadcast must be patently offensive as measured by contemporary community standards... The material aired during the ``Golden Globe Awards'' program does not describe or depict sexual and excretory activities and organs. The word ``fucking'' may be crude and offensive, but, in the context presented here, did not describe sexual or excretory organs or activities. Rather, the performer used the word ``fucking'' as an adjective or expletive to emphasize an exclamation... The use of specific words, including expletives or other ``four letter words'' does not render material obscene."
12/31/03: Big Mother: Cell phones tell parents their teens location
From Yahoo: "Parents wishing to keep track of their kids without having to call their cellular phones can subscribe to ChildLocate, a mobile location-based service.
The service, which was launched last month, is available in the U.K. It is among the first to use handset identification capabilities of GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) technology for locating children's phones within cell-based networks... Parents with computers can go to the ChildLocate portal where, after entering their password, they can tap in the phone number of their child's phone and view a map showing the child's location within 25 seconds."
Government agencies are already tracking people through cell phone technology. After all, the Global Positioning System (GPS) within cell phones is used for "911"/emergency calls. The question is, do the law enforcement agencies in your country also use the GPS or GSM for illegal or unjustified surveillance?

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"Glee's" Matthew Morrison to drop new album June 4th
Matthew Morrison says he's going back to his Broadway roots with the release of his new album "Where It All Began." The "Glee" star's sophomore studio effort - which is the first release from Adam Levine's new label, 222 Records - is set to drop on June 4th.
Morrison says in a statement that it's the album he's "always wanted to make." Where It All Began will feature 12 covers of Broadway classics, including "Singin' in the Rain" and a "West Side Story" medley. It has also been reported that the Maroon 5 frontman will be appearing on Matthew's album, on a cover of Frank Sinatra's "Luck Be A Lady."
Adam's not the the only star getting behind the effort. Legendary producer Phil Ramone, who has worked with artists like Sinatra and Tony Bennett, also had a hand in the project. Matthew has also lined up a national PBS special to promote the album ahead of its release.


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'MSG will carry the Sabres in the Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse markets. Rick Jeanneret will again do play-by-play and Jim Lorenz will be the analyst. Larry Quinn, managing partner for the Sabres, said pregame and postgame shows also are planned. Don't worry about conflicts with New York Rangers games, or New York Mets baseball for that matter. Rangers games are blacked out in the Rochester/Buffalo market because this is Sabres territory.'
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Naya Rivera out shopping yesterday.
Nicole Scherzinger hanging out in London.
Another day, another solo outing from Olivia Wilde.
Long time no see for Phil Collins who donated his Alamo collection to the Alamo.
Paz De La Huerta landed a guy in Paris.
Prince Harry tests his soccer skills against a kid.
Padma Lakshmi showed up at the premiere of Tammy starring
Melissa McCarthy and Susan Sarandon.
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free airport shuttle and free area shuttle
Popular property highlights
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Reston National Golf Course, Reston Town Center, and Learning Tree Reston. The Spectrum and Reston Hospital Center are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour health club. Free WiFi in public areas is provided, as well as free self parking, a free airport shuttle, and a free shopping center shuttle. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a business center, and conference rooms.
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All 191 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus room service and LCD TVs with digital channels. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free newspapers, and hair dryers.
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- Good location
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- Clean guestrooms
- Comfy beds and overall room comfort
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The Westin Reston Heights features an indoor pool and a 24-hour health club. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1015 square feet (94 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times and an area shuttle are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
The Westin Reston Heights is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 8
- Business center
- Free airport transportation
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- 24-hour health club
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- Total number of rooms - 191
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The Westin Reston Heights has a restaurant serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour health club.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Dorchester County Council Chairman reacts to local option sales tax referendum loss
WCBD-TV: News, Weather, and Sports for Charleston, SC
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Some people in Dorchester county are wondering how the local option sales tax referendum went down in such a major defeat Tuesday.
Dorchester County Council Chairman Bill Hearn said, "Obviously I'm disappointed, because the citizens of Dorchester County had an opportunity."
It's an opportunity Hearn says would have helped in numerous ways. He says the new 1% sales tax would have lowered property taxes in the county.
So why did the citizens vote 2 to 1 against the tax? "Well, I think really what it came down to was the information and the misinformation that had been put out."
He says some people believed county council could come back later and keep all of the tax dollars.
Steven Wright volunteers with the Dorchester County Republican Party. "I began in politics in 5th grade. My grandmother's neighbor ran for county council."
He worked to defeat the L.O.S.T. referendum. "For the first time in my time in politics, I saw every political group come out. Tea Party, Republicans, Democrats… And every political group came out together united."
He said they all wanted to stop a tax increase.
"I always believe if we want to change government we have to change who we send." He also believes some members of council may face challengers next year during re-election because of their support of the referendum.
Hearn says with the results of Tuesday's election, that may happen. "I wouldn't have thought that, because we simply put the question out. But this became about county council."
Hearn also believes if residents could see what they will be missing without the tax, they may regret their vote against the referendum. "I honestly think that if the county saw what they just passed on, they're gonna be upset that that opportunity was lost."
Chairman Hearn says he does not expect the local option sales tax to end up back on the ballot in Dorchester County again anytime in the next few years.
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Hello to all Thinkpad users,
I am starting this thread in order to encourage you people who are using lenovo's fingerprint reader with Password manager add-on for Firefox.
Firefox 3.6 is just around a corner, and we are left in dark without an update of compatible Firefox add-on.
The previous thread "Firefox 3.5 PM compatibility Saga" is not an encouraging
However I hope all of you interested in Password Manager Update for Firefox 3.6 will reply to this thread and make it even longer than "Firefox 3.5 PM compatibility Saga", so finally we'll be heard by lenovo and we'll get an update.
P.S. I am not a fan of conspiracy theories but this looks like an MS obstruction
Solved! Go to Solution.
For a variety of reasons not involving the Password Manager, I'm still using Firefox 3.0.x.
As I understand it, the Lenovo Firefox PM extension uses, in addition to the usual Javascript files, a custom DLL executable to interface with the PM. Usually such binary extension DLLs also are built for a specific version of the Firefox toolkit XPCOM programming interface, which has changed between the firefox 3.0.x and 3.5.x lines of development, hence simply manually editing the Firefox version numbers found in the install.rdf file in C:\Program Files\Lenovo\Client Security Solution\PWM FireFox Extension probably won't work.
This really needs serious attention from Lenovo! Firefox 3.5.x has been released for months already.
I use the Firefox Password Manager, encrypting my online passwords with a Firefox master password: the Firefox password recognition and storage is better than Lenovo's. What I really want, is an option in the Lenovo Firefox PM extension that just prompts me for my fingerprint when the Firefox master password dialog appears, not for every website password!
I installed FF3.6 last night and needed to immediately uninstall it because the Password Manager does not work. Editing the RDF file did not help.
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Look on the Lenovo support/downloads web site: there hasd been a recent patch installer for Thinkvantage Client Security 8.21 that includes support for Firefox 3.5.x
I have not installed it (still using firefox 3.0.x), so can't give you any assurance that it actually works.
Anything official from Lenovo? We, 3.6-users, need a fix asap!
Firefox 3.6
v.3.6, released January 21st, 2010
So how long should we wait for updated PM add-on ?
My guess is month before Firefox 4.0 (2010/2011 boundary)
So be patient
I hope I am TOTALY WRONG with my predictions
Cheers chaps
I'm in same boat here.... Holding off on FF3.6 because I am (unfortunately) dependent on TVT Password Manager. I do run 3.5 with the hack from here:
But that is old news.
I have started using IE8 for Lenovo Password Manager. I would rather like to use Firefox though, but have to wait for Lenovo to fix this problem. Hopefully they will fix this ASAP.
Well, there is a solution, unfortunately not from Lenovo
You need to get rid of Client Security 8.x in order to replace it with UPEK's Protector Suite 2009
I have successfully tested UPEK's Protector Suite 2009 with FF 3.5
On 22nd of January 2010 They have announced upcoming support for Firefox 3.6
Unfortunately this will cost you couple of bucks but hey, you can switch to FF 3.6 and use your fingerprint reader
The UPEK Suite seems to require Windows 7, since it uses the Windows 7 Biometric Framework for non-UPEK fingerprint readers. I've sent a question to UPEK about pre-Windows 7 support, I'll update when/if I get an answer.


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The Teaching Academy at Purdue strives to bring together the best teaching faculty across campus to create a collective voice for teaching and learning on campus. Faculty are nominated and selected by their peers to join this eclectic group of faculty. Faculty in the Teaching Academy contribute in a variety of ways, but even with the myriad activities their primary focus is to increase the effectiveness of all of the faculty at Purdue University.
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The mission of the Teaching Academy is to provide leadership and serve as a catalyst to enhance and strengthen the quality of undergraduate, graduate, and outreach teaching and learning.
Bringing together outstanding scholar-teachers from across the curriculum, the Teaching Academy provides all interested faculty, staff, and students the opportunity to talk, learn, and work together on important and meaningful educational initiatives. The Teaching Academy sponsors programs and activities fostering educational creativity, innovation, and effectiveness both in and outside the classroom.
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What is it that makes you believe that your WN422 is working in Vmware? What does "iwconfig" say? What tutorials on YouTube did you watch?
hi guys, i m very new to bt and vmware, infact i just got it installed this morning.
as i m using a netbook, with no cd-rom, i will need to boot bt4 using vmware.
and i bought this wifi adapter TP-LINK TL-WN422G from a shop nearby my house this afternoon.
with some tutorials from youtube, i am able to get this adapter connected to bt4 with vmware.
however when i keyed in airmon-ng, the listing is empty.
do i need to buy another usb wifi adapter?
pls help
james lee
What is it that makes you believe that your WN422 is working in Vmware? What does "iwconfig" say? What tutorials on YouTube did you watch?
Backtrack 4 USB/Persistent Changes/Nessus (credits to Kevin)
Follow the tutorial from the beginning up until the Nessus part. You don't need the CD's, DVD's or another USB drive as the tutorial states, VMware will do fine to partition it and install grub. So, plug in a USB drive when you are in the VM and start working on it.
If you get stuck, for some reason, please let me know.
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Theoricaly you don´t need to change your device, the wn422g (version 2, but if you bought it recently it has to be version2) works with ath9k_htc that is included in compat-wireless. It can be put in monitor mode but has problems with injection (or at least it was like that some monthes ago, maybe now it works good)
When you type airmon-ng you need to had "start" and your wireless device, in your case it should be Wlan0, and after the command "airmon-ng start wlan0" you should create mon0 in monitor mode.
I tryed the wn722n, with the same chipset, AR9271, and it was behaving nicely
I think backtrack include compat-wireless, so i don't c why it shouldn't work. Maybe you need to download the firmware of the device and place it in lib/firmware, maybe you need to specificly load ath9k_htc.
good luck
Yes you right... You must copy firmware AR9271(50kb) in lib/firmware and install last compat-wireless but you must install only ath9k_htc device in backtrack4. Monitor mode is working but is problem in airmon-ng. Airmon-ng fixed channel in -1.
I have new topic in beginners forum Airmon-ng fixed channel in -1 in mon0


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Bachelor of Arts
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Burwood (Melbourne)
The Photography major sequence is based around creative, critical and professional practice. Students can choose to develop their artistic, academic or professional aspirations.
Level 1 introduces students to the basics of photographic techniques and practice and to the history of photography with respect to Australian and international artists. Using analog and digital technologies, students explore the uses of referent-based and non-referent based images as social and cultural artefacts.
Level 2 introduces a range of professional analog and digital photographic formats, darkroom and studio environments as well as the application of photographic imagery in virtual and collaborative environments at a global level. Students also engage in the discourse that surrounds contemporary photographic practice.
Level 3 introduces students to a range of alternative analog and digital photographic formats and their application in creative practice. Students are strongly encouraged to experiment, research and develop their own conceptual and aesthetic sensibilities. The work undertaken at this level is applicable to exhibition, installation, multimedia, and collaborative productions and provides a strong basis for further postgraduate studies and professional practice.
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|Still Images
|Pixel to Print: Digital Imaging 1
Level 2
|Alternative Imaging
|Advanced Digital Imaging
|Photographic Practice
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After chemotherapy - discharge
What to Expect at Home
You had chemotherapy treatment for your cancer. Your risk for infections, bleeding, and skin problems may be high. You may still have mouth sores, upset stomach, and diarrhea.
You will probably get tired easily, and your appetite will be poor. You should be able to drink and eat food.
Oral Care
Brush your teeth and gums 2- 3 times a day for 2- 3 minutes each time. Use a toothbrush with soft bristles.
- Let your toothbrush air dry between brushings.
- Use a toothpaste with fluoride.
Floss gently one time a day.
Rinse your mouth4 times a day with salt and baking soda solution (mix one half teaspoon of salt and one half teaspoon of baking soda in 8 ounces or 1 cup of water).
Do not use mouth rinses with alcohol in them. Use your regular lip care products to keep your lips from drying and cracking. Tell your doctor if you develop new mouth sores or mouth pain.
Chew sugarless gum or suck on sugar-free popsicles or hard candies. Do not eat foods and drinks with a lot of sugar.
Take care of your dentures, braces, or other dental products.
If you wear dentures, put them in only when you eat. Do this for the first 3- 4 weeks after your transplant.
Preventing Infections
You need to be careful not to get infections.
Practice safe eating and drinkingduring cancer treatment.
- Be careful what you eat. Do not eat or drink anything that may be undercooked or spoiled.
- Make sure your water is safe.
- Know how to cook and store foods safely.
- Be careful when you eat out. Do not eat raw vegetables, meat, or fish, or anything else you are not sure is safe.
Wash your hands with soap and water often:
- After being outdoors
- After touching body fluids, such as mucus or blood
- After changing a diaper
- Before handling food
- After using the telephone
- After doing housework
- After going to the bathroom
Keep your house clean. Stay away from crowds. Ask visitors who have a cold to wear a mask or not to visit. Do not do yard work or handle flowers and plants.
Be careful with pets and animals:
- If you have a cat, keep it inside.
- Have someone else change the litter box every day.
- Do not play rough with cats. Scratches and bites can get infected.
- Stay away from puppies, kittens and other very young animals.
Ask your doctor what vaccines you may need and when to get them.
Know how to care for your central venous line or PICC line.
If your doctor or nurse tells you your platelet count is still low, learn how to prevent bleeding during cancer treatment.
Start to walk. Slowly increase how far you go based on how much energy you have.
You need to eat enough protein and caloriesto keep your weight up.
Ask your doctor about liquid food supplements. These can help you get enough calories and nutrition.
Be careful about being in the sun. Wear a hat with a wide brim. Use sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher on any areas of exposed skin. Do not smoke.
You will need close follow-up care with your cancer doctor and nurse.
When to Call the Doctor
If you have any of these symptoms, call your doctor:
- Fevers, chills, or sweats. These may be signs of infection.
- Diarrhea that does not go away or is bloody
- Severe nausea and vomiting
- Being unable to eat or drink
- Extreme weakness
- Redness, swelling, or drainage from any place where you have an IV line inserted into your body
- A new skin rash or blisters
- Jaundice (the white part of your eyes or skin looks yellow)
- Pain in your stomach area
- A very bad headache or one that does not go away
- A cough that is getting worse
- Trouble breathing when you are at rest or when you are doing simple tasks
- Burning when you urinate
National Cancer Institute. Chemotherapy and you: support for people who have cancer (PDQ). Accessed May 11, 2012.
Perry MC. Approach to the patient with cancer. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D. Goldman: Cecil Medicine.24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2011:chap 182.
Review Date: 6/7/2010
Reviewed By: Yi-Bin Chen, MD, Leukemia/Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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This weekend's free Ancestry.ca records include:
You can see the French records collection and access the free databases (starting Saturday, Oct. 30) at <ancestry.ca/toussaint>.
(You'll need to set up a free registration with the site to view your search results.)
All Saints Day, Nov. 1 in Western Christianity, is a celebration of all the saints. It's sometimes called All Hallows or Hallowmas. The night before, or "All Hallows Even," is believed to provide the origin for the word Halloween.
You'll find a French-Canadian genealogy research guide in the June 2006 Family Tree Magazine, available as a digital download from ShopFamilyTree.com.
This is my favorite stone—we found this unfortunately named lady in a local cemetery.
(See more funny tombstones from the book—and pictures other folks have submitted—at GraveHumorBook.com.)
And I love our skull-people alter-egos (that's me, fourth from left):
You can get even more skull people in our 2011 Grave Humor Desk Calendar.
Grave Humor is available from ShopFamilyTree.com. (Until October 31, you can use the code HISTORY10 to save 15 percent.)
Why are historical books important to your research? Because your family didn't live in a vacuum, says Family Tree Magazine contributing editor Nancy Hendrickson.
I got a sneak peek today at her Historical Books on the Web webinar (taking place tomorrow, Oct. 27, at 7 p.m. Eastern time). She says that clues you'll find in books about the history of the places your ancestors lived include the big events that impacted their lives, what their everyday lives were like and, when you lose their trail, why or where they might've moved.
You can get started looking for historical books about your ancestral locales by Googling history of [insert the town name], visiting county pages at USGenWeb, searching library catalogs (WorldCat is a good site for doing this) and searching for period books at sites such as Internet Archive and Making of America.
Nancy will get into detail about what you can find in historical books, and where and how to find them, in tomorrow's webinar, Historical Books on the Web: Millions of Tomes at Your Fingertips. You can register to attend at ShopFamilyTree.com (you'll receive our new Discover Your Roots guide with your registration)—and use the code HISTORY10 for 15 percent off with our Family History Month storewide sale.
The Family History Library, located in Salt Lake City, started in 1894 with 11 donated volumes. Today it has the largest genealogy collection in the world, with 330,000 annual visitors and a staff of 700
employees and volunteers.
The library has begun surveying visitors to gauge their satisfaction with their visit. About 63 percent discover an ancestor they set out to find, and 86 percent would recommend visiting the library to a friend. The scores are better for patrons who have more genealogical experience and stay longer in the library—making the biggest area of opportunity, says Anderson, in helping new researchers.
You can borrow the library's microfilm and microfiche by going to one of the 4,600 volunteer-run FamilySearch Centers around the country, which receive 6 million visits a year.
About 100 FamilySearch Centers are added every year, mostly in Latin America (few are being added in North America). Anderson says FamilySearch is working on a system that'll let you go online—rather than visiting an FamilySearch Center to fill out a request form—to order microfilm for delivery to your FamilySearch Center (folks in Europe already can do this).
Because the centers are volunteer-run and have different kinds of facilities and resources, visitors will have varied experiences depending where they live. Anderson says he'd like to standardize the services offered in various types of FamilySearch Centers.
Also in the works is a plan to give FamilySearch Centers space on FamilySearch.org—perhaps the Research Wiki—to list hours, classes and what's in their permanent collections.
Click here to learn more about visiting your local FamilySearch Center.
See my Blogger's Day disclosure in this post.
One of the most interesting parts of the FamilySearch Blogger Day was a talk by Dan Lawyer, the guy in charge of what he termed the "big renovation project" that is the FamilySearch.org makeover.
"Genealogy is hard" is a conclusion his team reached after studying how genealogists were using FamilySearch. Which isn't news to family historians who've done some research, but Lawyer pointed out three factors that can make it difficult:
Do you agree with these findings? Click Comments at the end of this post to let us know.
So the goal for the renovated FamilySearch site—which FamilySearch Beta will become—are:
Though researchers have been using the beta site for months (as of earlier this week, it had 35,000 visitors from 17 countries in October alone), it's still being tweaked.
User input into the site is spurring improvements in features such as, to name some minor ones: the hard-to-find arrows that let you expand search results (see the tiny gray triangles on the right side of the screen shot below) and the loooooong Advanced search panel on the left side of the search results (it continues beyond this screen shot).
Within the next three to six months, Lawer says, updates will include adjusting search forms, adding browsing filters, boosting the quality of results, and adding how-to content. (Interestingly, but not surprising to me, was the finding that new genealogists don't look around the site at that how-to content until after they've used the search function.)
The Pedigree Resource File from the current FamilySearch.org will be added to the beta site's Family Trees search, which already contains the Ancestral File.
The beta site will probably become the official FamilySearch site sometime between December and February, Lawyer said. "New" FamilySearch, the online tree-building software available to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, likely won't become part of the site for some time, as developers work out a way to handle conflicts among different users' trees for the same lines.
See my Bloggers Day disclosure in this post.
Learn more about "classic" FamilySearch and other popular genealogy websites in our Web Guides digital downloads, available from ShopFamilyTree.com.
The wiki, available in Spanish and Swedish in addition to English, has had 5.5 million page views and 1.25 million unique visitors since its launch in 2008.
Loosle talked about a few special projects, including:
See more projects here.
You can use the wiki by typing a search term—such as a place you're researching, a war your ancestor fought in, or a type of genealogical record—into the search box on the home page. You also can use the Browse by Country link to find articles about your ancestral homeland; many articles link to related records on the FamilySearch Beta site or listings in the Family History Library Catalog.
For help getting started, click the Tour link on the wiki home page.
(See my blogger's day disclosure in this post.)
In 1998, FamilySearch started digitizing the 2.4 million rolls of microfilm and 1 million microfiche in its Granite Mountain vault (where film and fiche masters are preserved). More than a third of those records have been digitized.
Of the records in the vault, 1.1 percent have been published as online images at the FamilySearch beta site. Beta site indexes cover 2.6 percent of the records in the vault.
Why the gap between the number of records FamilySearch has and the number published online? Copyright.
FamilySearch doesn't own the vast majority of all those records, but has negotiated agreements with each record-holding repository to microfilm and provide access to the records through the Family History Library. Once technology opened up the possibility of online access, FamilySearch began renegotiating with all those repositories for digital rights.
The initiative to index the digitized records began in 2006. So far, more than 375,000 volunteers have indexed 300 million names.
Depending on the agreement FamilySearch can negotiate, you may get free online access to both the record images and indexes, to just the indexes with links to the original repository to see the record (sometimes for a fee), or to just the images. If you need the records that fall into one of the latter groups, see if you can get broader access by using the computers at a Family History Center.
Besides the vault, other sources of records include genealogical societies and archives who can provide both access to the records and volunteers to index them, as well as agreements with commercial entities such as Footnote.com and FindMyPast.co.uk.
The indexing goal for 2010 is 200 million names, with 148 million indexed so far. (Last year, 139 million names were indexed.) One of the biggest challenges is a need for more indexers who read non-English languages.
To provide records access as quickly as possibly, FamilySearch often will add record images to the beta site, even if the index isn't completed. You can browse those record images by date and place.
You can learn more about being a volunteer indexer and see what projects are underway at the FamilySearch Indexing site.
Most of what was covered was context: a look at the changes in FamilySearch products and services over the last few years, and what direction future developments might take. Over the next few days, I'll share what I've learned that'll be especially helpful to you.
Sometimes it's helpful to have an overview. You might be using parts of the FamilySearch website in your research right now, but not know that other parts exist. Eventually, all the parts will be integrated into one site where it's easier to move from one to another, but for now, here are the parts and where to find them:
Of course, FamilySearch also has the Family History Library in Salt Lake City and the branch Family History Centers (also called FamilySearch Centers).
In the interest of full disclosure: FamilySearch covered travel expenses and meals for participants in the bloggers' day. There were no agreements regarding whether or how any bloggers would cover the event.
"You may be curious about how this deal affects members of Footnote.com?
The plan is to continue to run Footnote.com the way we have always run
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Learn how to trace these ancestors (also called Ulster Scots) in our December 2010 guide to Scots-Irish Roots.
You can see a demo of how Ancestry Labs works here. Leave feedback by using the green Feedback tab on the left side of the Ancestry Labs site.
"The projects we place in this area are likely to be early prototypes, and although some of them may make their way into the main Ancestry.com site, some may not," reads Ancestry.com's announcement.
The first idea at Ancestry Labs, called "Person View," includes two components:
If this sounds familiar, it's because Ancestry.com offered a similar search in the maligned Internet Biographical Collection, which was pulled down shortly after its introduction in August 2007 amid copyright and other concerns. The difference is that the Internet Biographical Collection actually cached web pages' content and displayed the results on Ancestry.com, so traffic wasn't directed to the site and the content's creator wasn't credited.
Ancestry.com is hoping to avoid the same mistakes with the new Web Records view. "In providing access to these, it's very important to us that we are respectful to the publishers of these websites," the announcements says. "We will always strive to follow web industry standards for website crawling permissions ... We will put in place processes to remove the content from our search if the website/content owner requests, with the goal of doing this as quickly as possible. We will clearly publish how to contact our team to do this."
Person View gives you just the first 10 matches to your search. The advantage is that it Person View simplifies your search results, but the algorithm can make mistakes by grouping together records for two different people, or displaying one person as two different people.
Here's my first PersonView search for Henry Seeger:
And the first match, which consolidates content about Henry Seeger from 15 Ancestry.com family trees (no Ancestry Records or Web Records were found for this Henry). It lists people the search engine believes to be in Henry's family (I'd have to look at each tree and decide whether I think they're all really related to Henry). Clicking on a name, such as Henry's son Charles, will perform a new search for that person.
Clicking on Henry's name brings up a timeline of events from those trees, with a little map showing places mentioned in the trees:
Links on the right bring up information about each tree and let you save the event to your tree:
If your matches contain Ancestry Records, the timeline will link to information from the record (a WWI Draft Registration card, in the case below, was the source for a February, 1873 birth date):
Web Record matches bring up similar basic information, with a link to the site that has the record (you can't yet save Web Records to your Ancestry tree):
Click Comments to let us know what you think of Ancestry Labs and Person View.
Home to the city of Pontiac, Oakland County is just north of Detroit and considered part of the Detroit metro area.
You can search by name and the year of marriage or death if you know it. Marriage record matches give the couple's names and marriage date; death record matches show the person's name and date of death.
If you find an index entry for an ancestor, you can click to order a copy of the record ($15 for the first copy, $5 for additional copies, plus a $5 "enhanced access fee" for online orders).
If your ancestor married or died in Oakland County between 1935 and 1941, you can order records from the clerk's office online even though they're not yet in the index. If the marriage or death occurred before 1935, you must order records by mail or in person.
Oakland County also has birth records, but Michigan birth certificates created less than 100 years ago are restricted to all but the person named in the record and his or her parents. However, according to the state vital records office website, "an heir may request a copy of a birth record less than 100 years old if they can provide an out-of-state death certificate, or the death information if it was a Michigan death, with the request."
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quickset.sh was created out of the need for a consolidated suite of tools dedicated to PenTesting.
There are a lot (and I mean a LOT) of scripts in the wild that offer various methodologies on the setup for a proper PenTest. What sets quickset apart from the rest you might ask? Total customization of a hack within the script itself. No more having to edit a script prior to use for choosing what IP address and port to listen on, which file to save to, where to save, etc.. To speed the process along even further, all "defaultable" settings that were able to be implemented have been pre-selected for the user; of course, with a couple keystroke these settings are rapidly changed. Here is a sampling of the many aspects that it offers:
- Stable and flexible Soft Access Points to meet a variety of needs
- Grab WPA Handshakes using a variety of methods both AP and Client style
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- Crack open WEP like an egg
Development of this script took place over the summer of 2011 during my deployment to Afghanistan. I'd like to take a minute to thank the "community" on this forum for all the support and solidarity you have shown me; quickset would not be what it is without YOU.
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My first day as a Princetern at the Los Angeles City Attorney's office began as I stepped into City Hall, situated amidst the bustle and excitement of downtown L.A. There a fellow Princetern and I met our host, deputy city attorney Marcia Gonzales-Kimbrough '75. After a brief tour of her office and introduction to her colleagues, we began our three-day experience of the work of a city attorney.
The activities of my first day immediately gave me a clear idea of the nature of Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough's work. As a city attorney, she plays the crucial role of providing legal counsel for a wide variety of issues and projects in the city of Los Angeles. I had the privilege of attending several meetings she had as the general counsel for the L.A. for Kids program, which procures and distributes funding for park and recreation projects in the city. Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough discussed various aspects of a large number of projects with not only other lawyers, but also landscape architects, whom we met on the first day to discuss a potential driving range in west Los Angeles, as well as civil engineers from the department of Public Works. We also met with the City Administrative Officers for the program and members of the Community Redevelopment Agency, which had an incredible number of projects underway yet was being dissolved due to budgetary constraints. Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough provided legal advice for these groups, particularly in terms of ensuring that all the details of their proposals for the community projects adhere to the city's chartered rules and will be approved by the city council. She also looks over the legality of the multiple contracts that are a part of each project.
Though these meetings may seem tedious, I definitely felt that they were an irreplaceable part of the community, and that law, whether it is a bill passed by the council or an ordinance issued by the mayor, is made an inherent part of these government functions for the purpose of improving the lives of individuals in the community. I was particularly struck by the significance of Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough's work when we drove by some of the very parks and sites for future development that were discussed in the meetings. By shadowing Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough, I gained a comprehensive understanding of the careful considerations, the compromises made, and the collective efforts of many individuals behind each park, recreation center, or children's museum. I saw the testament to democracy at work through the process of turning a proposal into reality.
In addition to attending meetings with several branches of the city government, Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough also gave us the opportunity to attend a continuing legal education
lecture given by a Princeton graduate on several controversial topics, including the legalization of medical marijuana and responsibility dispute of city sidewalk repair. Furthermore, on the last day of the Princeternship, we also attended a City Council meeting and observed the passing of bills by the council members and comments made by community activists on the specific issues of their concern.
Aside from having the chance to observe the abovementioned meetings and government functions, meeting and hearing the stories of Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough herself, her coworkers and other Princeton alumni in southern California was, in my opinion, an extremely beneficial part of this experience. Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough graciously talked to us about her past experiences as a law school student, a prosecutor working in criminal law, and her transition to a city attorney. She also introduced us to her colleagues, who all kindly told us about their particular areas of legal expertise, and recent Princeton graduates. Gaining a glimpse into the work they do and learning about how they made their career choices gave me very helpful information with which I may, hopefully, make my own decisions about future academic and career pursuits. Of course, this Princeternship was also an invaluable chance to build professional relationships that you would not gain otherwise.
From this experience, I learned so much about not only the legal field, but also the practical application of law. I personally thought that this greatly influenced the way I perceive the career of a lawyer, which I believe is very meaningful and extremely multifaceted and interesting. If I had not observed Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough's daily work, my academic or career decisions with regard to law would be based on postulation rather than facts and real experience. Princeternships provide a unique and rare opportunity to gain insight into a particular career and allow you to truly immerse yourself in the environment so that you can decide whether this is the right career for you. I am extremely glad that I chose to apply and participate, and I am very grateful to Ms. Gonzales-Kimbrough and Career Services for generously providing me with this opportunity.


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If Sasuke unknowingly had said items, this probably would not have occurred and/or he would have discovered them by now. It's still possible however since Itachi did come in contact with Sasuke before his death (resembling the forehead tap).
I feel that Kishi made those items more unique to Itachi's character, as he made Itachi find them and not Orochimaru despite searching for said items for years.


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As rain continues to batter northern Colorado, 76 members of Utah Task Force One have been sent there, to assist with search and rescue, and other issues related to rampant flash flooding.
The locals received the deployment call late Thursday night, and were on the road by 7 AM, Friday.
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And The Oscar Goes To…: The 12 Best Moments of the 2012 Oscars (Plus One More)
We watch the Oscars so you don't have to! Here are the 12 best moments from this year's show. Also, find out whatever ended up happening with that whole Sacha Baron Cohen/Oscars/The Dictator situation.
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Well, Bettys, with the presentation of the Oscars last night, awards season is finally wrapping up. True, we've still got the Razzies to look forward to in April; but the Oscars are the holy grail of American cinema awards, and so here we are, at the end of the road. Happy? Sad? Mixed? Well, whatever your feelings, we watch the Oscars so you don't have to. Miss the show? Catch up on the best moments here! From Billy Crystal's opening schtick to Cirque du Soleil's somewhat polarizing performance, we've got it all here, plus a bonus moment from the red carpet concerning Sacha Baron Cohen and that whole Oscars vs. The Dictator controversy. Read on for more!
1. The Opening
Inserting Billy Crystal into other movies is never a bad idea. And let me just say that the transition between the section from The Help into Bridesmaids was GENIUS. Though Billy Crystal as Tintin was a little bizarre-looking. But that's okay.
2. The 59 Year Seat Filler Anniversary
See that happy-looking little old man in the powder blue suit sitting in the front row? His name is Carl, and he's been a seat filler at the Academy Awards for 59 years. This means that when celebs temporarily vacate their seats to go present or perform or whatever, Carl steps in and fills their seats until they can get back. The first show he did it at was in 1952, when The Greatest Show On Earth won Best Picture. At this particular moment (when he was introduced to the world by none other than Tom Hanks), he was sitting in for JLo, and he looks charming. I want him to be my adoptive grandfather. Don't you?
Speaking of JLo…
3. Jennifer Lopez's Wardrobe Malfunction
Ladies and gentlemen, take a good look at JLo. Make sure you're properly taking in her dress. Make sure, also, that you are focusing on a very particular area of her dress. That very deep v-neck, to be precise. Is that… what it looks like? The answer is yes. Yes it is (despite what her stylist may say). Say hello, Jennifer Lopez's nip slip! You're on live television!
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4. Octavia Spencer's Standing Ovation
'Nuff said.
5. The Focus Group for The Wizard of Oz
Yes, it was a joke joke. But like Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest is always a good idea, and this clip of "archived footage" from a focus group for The Wizard of Oz proves it. Best sketch of the night? I think so! The video isn't embeddable (alas), but click through to see it here!
6. Cirque du Soleil?
Frankly, I would have rather seen the Best Original Song nominees perform (Man or Muppet! Man or Muppet!), but no one interprets "Going to the Movies" as a concept quite like Cirque du Soleil. Does anyone else feel like this might have been a particularly bad nightmare instead of a really exciting dream, though? I would also like to note that George Clooney's reaction to it was the best thing ever (George Clooney reaction shots make everything better). Short clip above; click through to see the whole thing.
More great Oscar moments, including Robert Downey, Jr. and the cast of Bridesmaids, up next!


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When I was 14, my appendix ruptured. I was in the hospital for 5 days hooked up to a IV drip, with no food or water, waiting for my cardiologist to get back from his holiday so that I could be operated on.
The cardiologist was needed as I had recently been diagnosed with having Wolff Parkinson White Syndrome. We found that out after I collapsed and the fell down a full flight of stairs. Luckily I had only broken my nose & my elbow in 3 different places, as well as needing to have my head glued/stapled shut & and a chunk of glass removing from my hand.
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Emotiv EPOC
These bonza fellas develop EEG based brain-computer interfaces. The Emotiv EPOC neuroheadset, their pride and joy, lets you control your PC with brainwaves for US$300 (£190). It uses 14 saline sensors to read thoughts and a gyroscope for cursor style control – look at that enemy, when gaming, think "frag" and he's as good as gone.
Want to feel inadequate? Swarm.fm CEO Peter Watts is just 23 years old, and his Spotify app's already making waves. It helps you find music online more easily using friends' choices, personalised recommendations, advanced tagging and more to do the discovering for you.
Ratio buying online could be the future of shopping – where customers are rewarded for shopping in one place. Imagine buying a new game for the usual price but being in with a chance of getting it for only £1 if you're a winner. Why not? What a ripper of an idea from this pair of Sydney lads.
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A regular at CES, Ruslan Kogan – Australia's richest person under 30 in 2011 – buys components from Asia and ships his newly constructed gadgetry directly to Australia and the UK. That means buyers cut out the middle-man and get their kit for less.
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We could be on the cusp of a gadget revolution – Australia's Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation claims to have adapted the wonder material, graphene, for use in high-speed gadgets. Their new nano-material, made from layered sheets of graphene, could render silicon chips obsolete. It'll mean thinner, lighter, stronger, and more conductive tech – everything from bendable screens to wafer thin HD TVs. This news comes just as the UK government is committing £21.5m to commercialising graphene. Let the race begin.
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Several Brevard basketball players were recently profiled in an article that ran in the Asheville Citizen-Times on Thursday, January 22.
The article, which features interviews by Jonathan Whitson, Andrew Freeman, Samantha Winn and Coach Michael Jones, is about local basketball players who stayed in the area to pursue college hoops dreams.
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ASHEVILLE — For many teenagers, choosing a college includes the decision to go far away from home, to begin the process of separation from family and spreading their wings toward adulthood.
For others — especially athletes — staying close by and allowing family and friends to share their college years is a rewarding experience.
At Brevard College, 13 members of the men's and women's basketball teams played at Western North Carolina high schools.
Their reasons for choosing the small, Division II program vary, but a constant is the comfort zone of having people they know and love in the stands.
"My family (two parents and a brother) come to almost every game. I think they've missed three my whole college career, and two of those were in Alaska," said junior Jonathan Whitson, the leading scorer and rebounder (18.9 points, 9.6 rebounds per game) on the men's team who played at Pisgah High.
"I love them being here. My family is close, and seeing them at every game makes me very happy."
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In Memoriam: In the Time of the ButterfliesDecember 3, 2010 • No Comments • category: Algonquin Books Blog, Guest Authors, News and Publicity
"After the fighting was over and we were a broken people…that's when I opened my doors, and instead of listening, I started talking. We had lost hope, and we needed a story to understand what had happened to us."
–Dedé, In the Time of the Butterflies
This November marked the 50th anniversary of the murder of Minerva, Patria, and Maria Theresa Mirabal (also known as the Butterflies, or Las Mariposas) by dictator Rafael Trujillo's secret police in the Dominican Republic. The three sisters had already been imprisoned several times before they were beaten and suffocated to death on a mountain road in 1960 for opposing Trujillo's oppressive regime. The fourth sister, Dedé, now 85 years old, is still alive and has dedicated her life to preserving the memory of her sisters by sharing their story at the Mirabal Museum in Salcedo.
Algonquin author Julia Alvarez, who grew up hearing stories about the Mirabal sisters, and whose family fled the Dominican Republic only months before the tragic deaths, immortalized the sisters' story in her bestselling novel In the Time of the Butterflies, which was first published in 1994 and has been translated into 13 languages, as well as inspiring a multitude of film and theater adaptations (most recently a dance-theater piece by Eveoke, currently running in San Diego). Butterflies was also named a "Big Read" title by the National Endowment for the Arts last year.
In recognition of this momentous anniversary, every day last month, Julia Alvarez wore a piece of butterfly jewelry to honor the lives of the Mirabal sisters. Her article in AARP Viva last month reflects on the sisters' legacy, and calls on those of her own generation to serve as inspiring mentors—or Butterflies—for today's youth.
November 25th, which the UN designated as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, held a number of special events this year to recognize the tragedy of the Mirabals' early deaths and pay tribute to their memory. These events included showings of Tropic of Blood (a film about the sisters which was released this year) at several mobile cinemas across the country followed by open discussions about Trujillo's crimes. Also, a new botanical park was opened in Ojo de Agua, the town where the sisters were born and buried.
Even if you don't own a butterfly necklace, we urge our readers to join us in honoring the Mirabal sisters and all victims of violence against women. We would like to add Dedé Mirabal, Julia Alvarez, and all those who use storytelling to speak out against injustice to our list of things we are thankful for this holiday season.
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The BMW 5-Series (E39 chassis) was introduced in the United States as a 1997 model year car and lasted until the 2004 when the E60 chassis was released. The United States saw several variations including the 525i, 528i, 530i and 540i. -- View the E39 Wiki
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Help with pricing please
It's time to sell my e39 540 and I have no idea how much to ask for it. I want to sell everything together and am not interested in parting out. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Here's what I've got:
1999 540 auto (9/98 manufacture date)
155,000 miles
VF Engineering Super Charger (335rwhp) Custom tuned by RDP Motorsport
RDP Motorsport Custom CAI
Custom dual exhaust - Magnaflow high flow cats, resonators and muffler (sounds awesome!!)
Zionsville HD radiator kit w/ dual speed electric fan
Ksport Kontrol Pro coilovers
Eibach anti-roll kit
Cosmo Racing strut tower brace
Cosmo Racing Adjustable Front Sway Bar Links
Dinan automatic transmission software
Vorsteiner Hood
M-Tech M5 front and rear bumpers
DEPO Predator39 6000K Xenon projector head lights with Angel Eyes
Clear sides and tails
Color matching shadow front kidney grills
Flat black door and bumper trim
3 sets of wheels
Dynamic Performance Engineering (DPE) 19" LS-5 rims - 8" front, 10" rear
-Toyo Proxes (front new, rear worn)
Hamman HM2
-Bridgestone Potenza (all worn)
Stock 32s
-Cooper (front worn, rear medium)
Interior Mods:
Alpine 9813, 2 Rockford amps driving 2 sets of Infinity Kappa Perfect 5.1, 1 Alpine mono amp driving 2 Infinity Kappa Perfect 10" subs
Rear cup holder delete
Maintenance history:
Engine Oil changed every 3000 miles with Mobile 1
Just replaced fuel filter
Just replaced cabin air filters
Just replaced A/C Compressor
Also included:
The original hood stored in the box the Vorsteiner came in and a set of Bilstein struts and shocks with Eibach springs.
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The car has only been driven about 5000 miles in the last 3 years and has oil leaks due to drying of gaskets.
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Unless you find a real car nut, most people will not pay extra for all the mods. In fact, for most people, the mods are a deduction from a "normal" price. Even then, E39 buyers tend to prefer a clean, straight car.
Find out what a straight car is worth in your market, and add onto it as you see fit, but be prepared to discount the price. You'll never get out of the mods that you spent on them.
Bear in mind that this car will be perceived as having a lot of hard miles on it, with all the go-fast goodies.
You might try posting in the classified section of the BMW CCA web site.
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Wow, you have some $$ mods so I wouldn't really know where to start. Maybe like $12k+?
Good luck with sale!
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Whats the service history like? Those are nice mods but most won't care about them. Most people will want to know how well it's been maintained.
Good thoughts
Thanks for the things to think about guys. I added some basic maintenance info. I realize that many people will not want a modified car and that there is an almost total loss of value of those mods.
Hi Hupps,
As per above and especially on this forum, potential buyers are very limited due to the modified condition of the car. In those kinds of potential buyers minds, the car is 'automatically' messed with and therefore worth thousands less. It really comes down to you and your view on how and when to sell. You can wait for someone (like me!!) to purchase and that could happen next week or in 14 months time. However I think the best way is actually to take the modifications off and put back in oem bits and then look at similar age and condition cars with similar levels of history and price yours midway in the price ranges? Then you can sell off your modifications to re-coup some of the money back on those. The Supercharger will probably get snatched up pretty quick provided it's priced nicely enough compared to a new one for instance and those wheels should sell as well. The hood will sell easily but things like the angel eyes and transmission software you may as well leave on the car. It's only if you leave the mods on the car and try to sell, that they'll be looked upon with very little value from most potential buyers, but selling separate always gets you back much more money than leaving them on.
I know there's a few BMW enthusiasts in and around Cincy - I met a few the last time I was there for instance, so have a go selling locally etc and if no one bites, try nationally as well as the de-mod and sell method as well.
Good luck - If I had the cash I'd have considered purchasing and bringing it over here to the UK!!
Cheers, Dennis!
I would fix the leaks and put $10k asking price and probably take $8 if you can get it. Not sure your market, but here in AZ you can get nice 01-02 with 90-100k miles for 10k.
I concur with what others have said. Buyers want a well-maintained car. Modifications don't enhance value and, unless you can find the right buyer, will actually hurt value.
I sold my Mazdaspeed Miata over the summer. It had some nice modifications with all parts (except the rollbar) from Flyin Miata, a well-know tuner company based in Colorado. Parts from them are made to fit the Miata, not universal fit or adapted from something else. They fit as if they are factory parts.
I ended up getting about what I would've expected to get for an unmodified car, but I had to wait for the right buyer to come along. It took a little over a month. I documented everything very clearly, put up a photo album with high-quality, captioned photographs, and answered emails promptly, completely, and honestly. I had several inquiries from people out of state. I didn't want them investing in a plane ticket to come buy a car that wasn't what they expected. The buyer drove down from NYC to Virginia to inspect and buy the car. We met at his bank branch, his friend test drove the car (the buyer was inexperienced driving a manual transmission) after they both inspected it, and then we went inside the bank to withdraw the money for which I handed him the title and keys. I was about ready to start de-modding the car and returning it to stock condition to sell the flyin miata parts separately when the guy who ended up buying it contacted me.
I like knowing my car went to an enthusiast who appreciates all the work I invested.
For those that have modded these cars, we're all in the same boat here. Sounds to me though like you have extra wheels, parts, etc. If you're truly trying to get the most out of this stuff, I would just try to sell the car by itself and the parts separately.
Definitely don't expect to get even 20% of the original value of your custom modded parts on the sale of your BMW though. Consider those items vanity purchases. It made you feel good driving with those parts right, so that should be worth something to you (just not worth money, unfortunately).
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That it is the purpose of this Act to facilitate protection and provide interpretation of sites in the Nez Perce country of Idaho that have exceptional value in commemorating the history of the Nation.
To implement this purpose the Secretary of the Interior may designate as the Nez Perce National Historical Park various component sites in Federal and non-Federal ownership relating to the early Nez Perce culture, the Lewis and Clark Expedition through the area, the fur trade, missionaries, gold mining and logging, the Nez Perce war of 1877, and such other sites as he finds will depict the role of the Nez Perce country in the westward expansion of the Nation.
The Secretary of the Interior may acquire by donation or with donated funds such lands, or interests therein, and other property which in his judgment will further the purpose of this Act and he may purchase with appropriated funds land, or interests therein, required for the administration of the Nez Perce National Historical Park: Provided, That he may purchase no more than one thousand five hundred acres in fee, and no more than one thousand five hundred acres in scenic easements. The Nez Perce Tribe's governing body, if it so desires, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, is authorized to sell, donate, or exchange tribal-owned lands held in trust needed to further purpose of this Act.
(a) Indian trust land may be designated by the Secretary of the Interior for inclusion in the Nez Perce National Historical Park with the concurrence of the beneficial owner. Sites in Federal ownership under the administrative jurisdiction of other Government agencies may likewise be designated by the Secretary of the Interior for inclusion in the Nez Perce National Historical Park with the concurrence of the agency having administrative responsibility therefor, but such designation shall effect no transfer of administrative control unless the administering agency consents thereto. Not more than one thousand and five hundred acres overall shall be designated pursuant to the foregoing provisions of this subsection. The Secretary of the Interior may cooperate with the Nez Perce Tribe or the administering agency, as the case may be, in research into and interpretation of the significance of any site so designated and in providing desirable interpretive services and facilities and other facilities required for public access to and use and enjoyment of the site and in conservation of the scenic and other resources thereof.
(b) The Secretary of the Interior may enter into cooperative agreements with the owners of property which, under the provisions of this
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When the Secretary of the Interior determines that he has acquired title to, or interest in, sufficient properties or determines that he has entered into appropriate, cooperative agreements with owners of non-Federal properties, or any combination thereof including the designation of sites already in Federal ownership, he shall by publication in the Federal Register establish the Nez Perce National Historical Park and thereafter administer the Federal property under his administrative jurisdiction in accordance with the Act of August 25, 1916 (39 Stat. 535; 16 U. S. C. 1 et seq.), as amended and supplemented.
(a) In order to carry out the purpose of this Act the Secretary of the Interior may contract and make cooperative agreements with the State of Idaho, its political subdivisions or agencies, corporations, associations, the Nez Perce Tribe, or individuals, to protect, preserve, maintain, or operate any site, object, or property included within the Nez Perce National Historical Park, regardless of whether title thereto is in the United States: Provided, That no contract or cooperative agreement shall be made or entered into which will obligate the general fund of the Treasury unless or until Congress has appropriated money for such purposes.
(b) To facilitate the interpretation of the Nez Perce country the Secretary is authorized to erect and maintain tablets or markers in accordance with the provisions contained in the Act approved August 21, 1935, entitled "An Act to provide for the preservation of historic American sites, buildings, objects, and antiquities of national significance, and for other purposes" (49 Stat. 666).
There are hereby authorized to be appropriated the sums of not more than $630,000 for the acquisition of lands and interests in land and not more than $1,337,000 for construction, restoration work, and other improvements at the Nez Perce National Historical Park under this Act.
Approved, May 15, 1965.