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Adrian man gets DWI citation in motor home
ADRIAN -- An Adrian man with a cancelled driver's license is facing a first-degree driving while impaired charge -- his fourth DWI in the last decade.
According to a criminal complaint filed this week in Nobles County, Bradley Daniel John, 49, was arrested for DWI Oct. 20, 2001, in Nobles County; April 18, 2002, in Jackson County; and April 14, 2007, in Lyon County, Iowa. His driver's license was cancelled inimical to public safety May 31, 2007, and has remained so.
At approximately 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, an Adrian police officer was on routine patrol when he observed an older-style motor home approach an intersection, turn without signaling and almost run over the curb. The officer followed the motor home and watched as it pulled onto an alley and then into a back yard.
When the driver exited the vehicle, the officer noted the man was moving very slowly. When the officer asked for a driver's license, the man said he did not have one and identified himself as John.
A preliminary breath test resulted in an alleged .168 percent blood alcohol concentration. After administering several field sobriety tests, John was placed under arrest and taken to the Prairie Justice Center in Worthington. John placed a call to an attorney, and after speaking with him, agreed to a breath test. At 10:05 p.m., John's blood alcohol concentration was .12 percent.
When asked if he had been drinking alcohol, John allegedly had no comment and said he did not know if he had previous DWI arrests.
He is charged with two counts of first-degree driving while impaired and one count of driving after cancellation-inimical to public safety.
In 1991, John was charged with counts of burglary in Cottonwood County, and since then has been charged with obstructing the legal process, escaping from custody, giving a false name to a peace officer, possession of marijuana, terroristic threats, fifth-degree assault, violating an order for protection and illegal use of plates in Jackson, Redwood and Nobles counties.


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a fatespinner is a class of wizard who has unlocked the ability to see somones fate. and has the ability to change fate slightly. they are a rare breed of wizard but there are some.
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well i see the way i put it it sounds like hes trying to be the good guy. but the way i ment to put it was (hes my charecter in a dnd game i play and his alignment is chaotic good) see what i ment by help people was like if he sees somthing outright bad or really cruel he would help them like if someones getting mugged and such things that would possably kill the inoccense but thats the extent im not trying to set him up as a goody two shoes he will get down and dirty if it is called for he will kill if he needs to.
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Thread: The Jacoby Jones thread
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For all you old timers on the board, there is a movie named for Jacoby.
Mother, Juggs, and Speed!
Jacoby is a bad ass Mother @&?$;/',
He did buy a Juggs machine
And his Speed is unreal!!
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All Angles: Jacoby Jones 108 Yard Kick Return
56 yard touchdown reception,
02-09-2013, 12:23 PM #27Rookie Poster
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I was one of the guys, Texans' fan, who didn't want to get rid of Jacoby. My wife & I are still huge Jacoby fans. We like his story, poor kid from LA, from a small unknown school, but made the most of his talent & so far, hasn't let the money change him.
He's all about football & worked on his game which has improved tremendously his last few years in Houston. His stats have come down, but that's not his fault. As far as the body catching goes, the two plays in question were two balls that he over-ran, they were slightly underthrown, & they were both contested. Not too many receivers are going to pluck those out of the air.
He's still probably a little slow (in the head) & I imagine he wasn't used much as a WR with you guys because he hadn't got the play book & chemistry with Flacco down yet. But if Flacco can keep putting the ball in front of him, something Schaub will never do, Jacoby will continue to go get it.
Like I said, I didn't want to see him go. I know/knew we didn't/don't have another play maker on the outside & with Andre getting older, we desperately need someone other than Andre to stretch the field. In several games, including the last three we played against the Ravens with Jacoby, he'd completely rip the top off a defense whether he was getting targeted or not.
Then when he catches it underneath, his return skills makes him a threat to score.
I think we let him go, more because of his cap hit than the muffed punt thing. Yeah, that upset a lot of Texans' fans, but our F.O. has made it pretty clear they could care less what we think & are going to do what it takes to win the best way they see fit.
In my heart of heart, I think we "knew" the salary cap was going to go up last season & was caught totally off guard when it didn't. We had to make some tough decisions & we had to make them fast. Doesn't make sense to straight up cut 2/5 of the best offensive line in football.
You guys have a good football player who has the potential to be a very good football player for a long time. You'll probably also be our nemesis over the next 4 to 5 years. Still, I wish him the best. I'm a Bolden fan, a Torrey Smith fan, a Ray Rice, Vonta Leech, Ray Lewis, TSizzle, Pollard, Reed, Ngata, & Yanda fan. But I have no problem rooting for you to get your a55 whupped when you line up across from them boys on Kirby.
Congratulations on your Championship, congratulations on Jacoby Jones.
But we're going to kick your a55 in your house in 2013.
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I bet you Flacco underthrew it to make it look like a punt so that Jacoby would catch it better. lol."Please take with you this final sword, The Excellector. I am praying that your journey will be guided by the light", Leon Shore
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Caught it like the mile high miracle throw. You know it's a catch when he does that. Cradling the ball like that , makes me laugh(you know he is thinking about not dropping it). If Flacco develops an ability to put the ball in the receivers hands, with the receiver still running forward, watch out.
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Suggs has named him "dragonfly". Dragonfly Jones!
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No vehicle is authorized to reach the LHCfest location.
Use shuttles from reserved parkings on Meyrin and Prevessin sites.
Road, gate and tunnel closures
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The following roads will be closed to all traffic (pedestrian included) between 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m.:
1. The main road (RD 984) between the Saint Genis roundabout and the customs.
2. The Route de Meyrin between the Route du Mandement and the St Genis customs.
3. Gates A, B and D and the tunnel linking the Meyrin and Prévessin sites.
In addition, the Route de l'Europe running between the crossroads by the Prévessin site (RD 35b) and the RD 984 will be closed as of 8 a.m..
Please use the following gates during the above-mentioned hours:
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- Gate E, which will be exceptionally open, for access to the Meyrin site from France.
The venue for the ceremony will be accessible only by shuttle bus (departing from Point 1 via the Globe).
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Use of the car parks reserved for the ceremony guests is strictly forbidden between 3.00 p.m. on 20 October and 6.00 p.m. on 21 October. Any vehicles parked on the car parks in question will be removed at the owners' expense.
You are reminded that access to the LHC Inauguration Ceremony and the LHCfest is by invitation only.
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Last return shuttles to Meyrin and Prevessin sites' parkings: 23:30
Only people with an invitation can board the shuttles to Point 18.
Maps of parkings & shuttle service:
Shuttle lines 1 and 2 will be already available in the late morning for guests of the Inauguration Ceremony. Lines 3 and 4 will only run as of 6:30 pm.
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GPS Address: 385, Route de Meyrin - CH 1217 Meyrin
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Timetables and maps of Geneva public transport are available on the TPG web site.
Bus line 56 will stop at the Hôpital de la Tour between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Bus Y will be escorted by the Police along la Route de Meyrin in front of CERN, but will not stop at CERN an Maisonnex between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.


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Philadelphia Cricket Club
12" x 12" Large Format Edition, Foreword: Dr. Michael Hurdzan Commentary: Jim Smith Jr.
by Duncan Pearson
About the Book
2nd Edition Full Size: (12"x12"). When we started this project, we really did not know what we would end up with. We knew we'd have aerial portraits looking down of every single hole of the Wissahickon, Militia Hill and St. Martin's golf courses and aerial portraits of the Philadelphia Cricket Club's clubhouses, tennis courts, pool and other facilities but it wasn't until we reviewed the the first draft, with Dr. Michael Hurdzan's foreword, that we realized what we'd created was a study of the progression of style in golf course design over the last three centuries. As far as we know, nobody, has ever applied this level of detail toward visually presenting, the design elements, popular and implemented in golf course construction, in three different centuries, from the air. We wanted something new that had never been presented before, and the Philadelphia Cricket Club, being one of the few clubs in the World, maintaining three golf courses designed and constructed in three different centuries presented the perfect subject to delve into the intent behind the thousands of components comprising the fingerprint on the earth defining the character and shape of the golfers experience on the Wissahickon, Militia Hill and St. Martin's Golf Course.
The genesis of this book began over ten year ago years ago while I was flying over the Philadelphia Cricket Club's campuses, in a small Cessna 172, on the way back to Wings Field from an aerial photography shoots over Philadelphia. As I flew over first the St. Martin's and then Wissahickon and Militia Hill golf courses, I was struck by how remarkable and different each component of the Club's three golf courses appeared from the air. When you fly over a golf course at low altitude you see the course layout in it's entirety and each hole presents itself in a way impossible to imagine from the ground. The amazing golf course architects who designed these courses envisioned each hole in their mind before committing the design to paper. The exciting part about being an aerial photographer is presenting perspectives, to the viewer, they've never seen before, but combining these aerial photographs with Dr. Michael Hurdzan's foreword, explaining the design elements of each golf course and a guide to playing each hole by Jim Smith Jr. offers the reader an expanded understanding of these three golf courses which they thought they already knew.
I sincerely thank Dr. Michael Hurdzan, Jim Smith Jr. and my good friend Gib Carpenter, this book would not have been possible without you!
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Large Square, 12×12 in, 30×30 cm
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- Publish Date Aug 15, 2011
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Call or email me if you are interested in publishing a book featuring your golf club. These golf club books are large format coffee table books featuring color aerial photographs of every single hole on the golf courses, the clubhouses and wide angle aerials showing the entire golf course. These aerial photographs of every inch of the golf courses and club grounds are accompanied by a club history, commentaries on the course design style from prominent golf course architects and a hole by hole description of the golf course. This is the first time this book format has been applied to a golf course and captures the character of the club and course in way that was neither possible or economical before digital photography and print on demand publishing. You may be surprised by how affordably and quickly you can have one of these books completed. Call for more information 215-760-5132.
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Garrigues' Bucharest team is set to join Romanian firm Musat & Asociatii after the Spanish firm announced it would be cutting the office loose at the end of the year.
A team of at least four lawyers, including Garrigues Bucharest office managing partner Mihai Mares, will join Musat on 1 January, according to the local firm's co-managing partner Mona Musat.
Garrigues announced on 26 November that it would shut its Bucharest office by the end of the year and make Poland the centre of its Central and Eastern Europe practice. The Bucharest office averaged nine lawyers during 2010.
"This is the first time an international has left since Linklaters in 2008," said one Bucharest lawyer. "The view is formulating that other internationals are thinking of leaving as well.
"The Romanian team [at Garrigues] has moved over to Musat to keep its clients. It seems that some international firms, like White & Case and CMS Cameron McKenna, have seen either significant management changes or taken a hard look, on a global level, at where they should be. Others, like Wolf Theiss, have reduced numbers. Internationals are having a hard time."
Tuca Zbârcea & Asociatii deputy managing partner Stefan Damian added: "This doesn't come as a surprise. Garrigues launched in Romania at a bad time. Spanish clients in Romania are concentrated in the real estate sector and that's almost frozen."
Garrigues entered Bucharest in July 2008 via a merger with Romanian firm Mares & Asociatii.


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Childhood shot clinic, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Guernsey County Health Department, 326 Highland Ave., Cambridge. Bring childs shot records. For information call 439-3577.
Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book, 8 p.m., St. Johns Episcopal Church, Cambridge. Use rear entrance.
Narcotics Anonymous, Therapeutic Value group, 7 p.m., Addison Room at Southeastern Med. Open discussion.
S.A.L.T. Factory, open recreation, 7 to 11 p.m., YAC, 6:30 p.m.
Walk-in WIC, 8:30 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m., Guernsey County Health Department, Cambridge. For information call 439-3577, Ext. 248 or 249.
Cycle Reebok, 6 and 9 a.m., Cambridge YMCA. Cost is $1 for members, $5 for non-members. Registration is required, and may be made by calling, 432-6318. Class size limited to five.
Guernsey County Veterans Service Commission, business meeting, 5 p.m.; interviews for financial assistance/interviews, 6 p.m., Guernsey County office, 627 Wheeling Ave. Suite 102, Cambridge. (Use rear entrance). Open to the public. For information call 432-9295.
"New Beginnings: Widowed Persons Support Group," 3 p.m., Southeastern Med, Morrison Room, Cambridge. Call Polly McJessy, 439-8187, to register.
Bingo, 7 p.m., Freeport fire station. For information call fire Chief Randy Cunningham, 658-4278.
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Guernsey/Muskingum Grazing Program, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call, SWCD to register.
S.A.L.T. Factory, open recreation, 7 to 11 p.m.; Pool tournaments, 7:30 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Christs Lutheran Church, 1101 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge.
Cycle Reebok, 8:30 a.m., Cambridge YMCA. Cost is $1 for members; $5 for non-members. Class size is limited to five. To register, call 432-6138.
Southeastern Ohio Civil War Roundtable, 9 a.m., Southeastern Med, Morrison Room, Cambridge.
Guernsey County Veteran Council, 11 a.m., meeting place varies. For information contact Ed Hockenberry, 432-2644.
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Another deer with ties to CWD farm running loose
First there was Pink 23. Now there's Purple 4.
Pink 23 is the name of a deer that escaped from the New Oxford, Adams County, farm where chronic wasting disease has been found in two whitetails. Officials had wanted to euthanize and test it, too. But it remains on the loose, and no one knows whether it's healthy or sick and spreading the disease.
Now there's potential that another deer might be doing the same.
Purple 4 is a deer — also tied to the New Oxford farm — that escaped from a facility in Alexandria, Huntingdon County. The owner of that farm recently posted a reward on message boards offering $200 to anyone who would shoot the deer and return the carcass, "no questions asked."
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture deputy secretary Matthew Meals initially said, when asked little more than a week ago, that his agency had not been notified of the escape. He confirmed it this past week, though, at a public meeting. It, too, apparently remains free.
Meals did not return a phone call seeking comment this past week.
One thing is clear: The department of agriculture has no plans to buy the New Oxford facility where CWD was first discovered, department of agriculture spokeswoman Samantha Krepps said.
That's what Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources did with the first deer farm where CWD showed up in that state, department spokeswoman Laurel Steffes said. That's because the prions believed to carry CWD can survive for long periods of time in the soil. Wisconsin officials did not want the farm's fences coming down and wild deer roaming over the property and getting sick, Steffes said.
What to do with the farm now, 10 years after the disease was first found, is a question officials are trying to answer, she added.
"But at this point, our focus is still on the fences and keeping them in good shape," Steffes said.
Complicating things is that the farm is not the only one where wasting disease has since been found.
Wisconsin has 532 cervid farms within its borders raising deer and elk, said Rachel Klein, spokeswoman for that state's department of agriculture. She could not say how many have had CWD-positive animals. But the number of farm deer with the disease has grown from one in 2002 to 99 as of this year, she said.
Steffes said the state simply doesn't have the money to buy every farm and protect wild deer.
Pennsylvania has more than 1,100 deer farms, Krepps said. As many as 150 are being investigated for possible ties to the Adams County farm with CWD.
Bob Frye is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 724-838-5148.


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code D01.1
Carcinoma in situ of rectosigmoid junction
Diagnosis Code D01.1
Short Description: Carcinoma in situ of rectosigmoid junction
Long Description: Carcinoma in situ of rectosigmoid junction
This is the 2017 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code D01.1
Valid for Submission
The code D01.1 is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Neoplasms (C00–D48)
In situ neoplasms (D00-D09)
- Carcinoma in situ of other and unspecified digestive organs (D01)
- In situ neoplasms (D00-D09)
Information for Medical Professionals
The diagnosis code D01.1 is grouped in the following Diagnostic Related Group(s) (MS-DRG V34.0)
Convert to ICD-9 General Equivalence Map
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- 230.4 - Ca in situ rectum (approximate) Approximate Flag
The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- Carcinoma in situ of colon
- Carcinoma in situ of colon
- Carcinoma in situ of rectosigmoid junction
- Carcinoma in situ of rectosigmoid junction
- Carcinoma in situ of rectum
- Carcinoma in situ of rectum
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FLORENCE – Francis Marion University alumnus L. Morgan Martin of Conway will be the speaker for the university's spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 6. Martin will also receive an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree, along with Florence businessman Christopher James Yahnis. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. in the Smith University Center.
There are 263 candidates for FMU degrees, 224 for undergraduate degrees and 41 graduate diplomas. The Medical University of South Carolina will award 14 bachelor of science in nursing (B.S.N.) degrees to students completing the MUSC satellite program at FMU.
L. Morgan Martin, a 1975 political science graduate, went on to earn a law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. He currently lives in his hometown of Conway with his wife Sonya and their three children, Mary Ashley, Morgan O'Bryan, and Hayley Elizabeth.
Martin has served as a criminal defense attorney in private practice since 1988 and is considered one of the state's best trial lawyers. He has handled more than 250 felony cases, either as a prosecutor or defense attorney. Before starting his own practice, Martin served as assistant solicitor for the 15th Judicial Circuit for five years and as deputy solicitor for three years. He has been active in politics and was the chairman of the Horry County Democratic Party from 1984 to 1986, served in the S.C. House of Representatives from 1990 to 1996, and was chairman of the criminal law subcommittee from 1993 to 1996.
Active in several professional organizations, Martin is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the South Carolina Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and the American Board of Criminal Lawyers. Last year, Martin was appointed chairman of the South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission by Gov. Jim Hodges.
Christopher James Yahnis is one of the Pee Dee's most successful businessmen, having founded several companies, being an active real estate investor, and a mentor to several small business entrepreneurs in the area.
After receiving his B.S. degree from the University of Massachusetts in 1950, Yahnis entered the U.S. Army where he served as special agent counter intelligence, stationed in Columbia, from 1951 to 1953. After his military service, Yahnis was director of security education at the E.I. DuPont Savannah River Plant for three years. He then became regional sales manager of National Brewing Co. and later executive vice president/general sales manager of Schafer Distributing Co.
In 1966 Yahnis and the late Dr. Ira Barth founded Y&B Distributing. Dr. Barth's interest was subsequently purchased and the company became Chris J. Yahnis Corp. Yahnis also purchased the Stevens Corp. of Myrtle Beach in 1986, which became Chris J. Yahnis Coastal Corp. Both companies employ more than 100 people. In December 1994, Yahnis turned operations of both companies over to his sons, Byron and Jimmy, but continues as an officer.
Yahnis founded Home Health, Inc., in 1992 to serve Florence, Darlington, Marion, Dillon and Lee counties. In 1993, he added a home health operation in York County. The combined agencies grew to more than 300 employees providing more than 160,000 visits per year. The Pee Dee agency was sold to McLeod Regional Medical Center in 1995 and, in 1998, Yahnis sold the remaining interest in Home Health.
In his community, Yahnis has been a member of the Greek Orthodox Church since 1954, where he is past president of the Greek Orthodox Church Parish Council. He is also a past member of the S.C. Mental Health Board, division chairman of Florence County United Way, chairman of United Negro College Fund Telethon, board member of Florence Boys' Club, member of Elks and American Legion and serves on the board of directors of Hospice. He is also past president of the S.C. Beer Association.


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Applied Humanities Summer Fellows
The Hall Center's Applied Humanities Summer Fellows program (formerly known as internships) offers exceptional and well-rounded humanities and social sciences PhD or MA candidates with opportunities to work at a variety of cultural institutions and non-profit organizations in Kansas City, Lawrence, and Topeka for a 10-week period between late May and mid-August.
The Applied Humanities Summer Fellows program provides
- 10-week, 30-hour positions that carry a $3,000 summer stipend, plus an additional monetary allowance for mileage for positions based in Kansas City or Topeka
- The opportunity to start and complete a defined humanities project
Organizations participating in the program this year include, Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area, the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District, the Kansas City Public Library, the Kansas Humanities Council, the Kansas Jewish History Project, the Kansas State Historical Society, the Lawrence Public Library, and Mid-America Arts Alliance.
Information about each of these fellowships is listed below. Applications are due by February 27, 2017. Please click here to apply.
Kansas State Historical Society (6425 SW Sixth Avenue, Topeka, KS 66615)
The KSHS is seeking a graduate student with strong research skills to help develop a new special exhibit "Incarcerated in Kansas." The exhibit is scheduled to open in the summer of 2018 at the Kansas Museum of History. The graduate student will conduct original research on a variety of topics, including but not limited to, people incarcerated for a cause (i.e. Carry Nation), cow town justice, the death penalty in Kansas, the history of major state and federal prisons in Kansas and their infamous prisoners (Lansing Correctional Facility, United States Prison at Leavenworth, U.S. Army Disciplinary barrack at Leavenworth), POW camps in Kansas in WWII, prison art, and prisoners of war held in foreign countries. The student will identify important artifacts, photographs, documents, and other primary sources from the Society's collection to use in the exhibit. Since this is an exhibit, the student needs strong interpretation skills, a strong interest in museums, exceptional research and writing skills, the ability to think visually, good interpersonal skills, and adequate time-management skills. The student will report to the Museum Director.
Kansas Humanities Council (112 SW 6th Ave, Suite 210, Topeka KS 66603)
This position offers a motivated graduate student the opportunity to work autonomously as well as collaboratively on the development of Pop-Up Humanities events in Topeka. The intern will spend the summer of 2017 preparing for the launch of this new program direction and will research, write, plan, coordinate, and implement up to three innovative, short-term "guerilla" humanities events highlighting history and literature. The intern will work on additional humanities council directives too that could include the grants program and the Water/Ways Smithsonian traveling exhibition partnership. The selected candidate will possess exceptional writing and research skills, strong communications skills (phone, email, and in-person), the ability to think creatively, good time-management skills, and an interest in learning more about hometown humanities. The position works in downtown Topeka with some offsite travel and reports directly to the Executive Director.
Kansas Jewish History Project (1031 Vermont Street, Suite D, Lawrence, KS 66044)
This project seeks a motivated graduate student to help edit, layout, and prepare for publication an encyclopedia of Kansas Jewish history. The book is intended as a general reference work with entries based on rigorous research yet aimed at a general audience. The project is affiliated with Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area. The selected candidate will work closely with the project director and general editor in revising and editing entries, preparing the work for publication, choosing images for publication and obtaining image rights, checking facts and sources, editing bibliographies, and communicating with contributors, historical collections, and the publisher. This fellowship will provide hands-on experience in editorial work, manuscript preparation, and publishing. The selected candidate should be interested in bringing the humanities to a general audience, and possess an aptitude for research, writing and editing, strong communications skills (email and telephone), plus the ability to think creatively and have an eye for a good story.
Mid-America Arts Alliance (2018 Baltimore Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64108).
Selected applicant will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and learn about the exhibition development process for upcoming projects produced through the Arts and Humanities Programming Department. Responsibilities will include (but may not be limited to):
- Assisting department staff with obtaining image rights for current exhibitions in development;
- Installation and/or de-installation of in-house exhibitions;
- Research and development of bibliographies for humanities and visual arts exhibition projects;
- Condition reporting of exhibition artifacts; and
- Assistance with documentation of out-bound touring exhibitions.
Skillset should include: research skills, organizational skills, attention to detail, interest in exhibition development, ability to work independently. Spanish language proficiency a plus but not required.
Independence Avenue Community Improvement District (6400 Independence Ave., Kansas City, MO)
The Independence Avenue Community Improvement District seeks an observant, collaborative, and solution-seeking humanities graduate student who would enjoy the challenge of working directly with a certain sector of humanity – namely those individuals who might be defined as "vagrants" and cause a range of nuisance issues – that is hindering the redevelopment of Independence Avenue, a vibrant and reviving multicultural commercial corridor in the Historic Northeast section of Kansas City, Mo. The selected applicant will prepare profiles to separate individuals with medical and psychiatric issues from those with criminal issues, and work with appropriate social service agencies to develop a comprehensive approach for addressing vagrancy on Independence Avenue. Successful outcomes will include an increase in the perception of pedestrian safety and a reduction in the nuisances resulting from the behavior of these individuals. Position reports to the District Manager.
Kansas City Public Library (14 W. 10th St., Kansas City, MO 64105)
The Library is seeking a graduate student to contribute to the development of a collaborative online encyclopedia project, The Pendergast Years: Kansas City in the Jazz Age and Great Depression, 1918-1941. Modeled after a multiple award-winning website (Civil War on the Western Border: The Missouri-Kansas Conflict, 1854-1865, www.civilwaronthewesternborder.org), the Pendergast Years will integrate original scholarship from professional historians; a digital repository of correspondence, photographs, artifacts, and other audio-visual objects digitized materials from regional archives; digital features such as GIS mapping and timelines; and content for educators at a secondary or higher level. The graduate student primarily will be expected to conduct original research; write historical content for the Pendergast Years website, including short biographies or profiles of places and events; and identify links between written content and the digital repository, incorporating audio-visual material in a creative manner. The student will have the additional opportunity to receive an introduction to technical skills relevant to the burgeoning field of the digital humanities: digital asset management, metadata creation, OCR, and best practices for digitization projects. The successful candidate will employ skills that include an exceptional and engaging writing style geared toward public audiences, creative historical interpretation, time management, and an ability to work both independently and collaboratively with the project team. The student will report to the Library's digital history specialist.
Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area (200 W 9th St., Carnegie Building, Lawrence, KS 66044)
Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area seeks a special project coordinator to work on the development of a traveling exhibit on temperance and alcohol in mid-19th century eastern Kansas and western Missouri. This work will build upon a timeline and bibliography developed by a previous Hall Center fellow in summer 2016. The exhibit is intended to explore mid-19th century attitudes about temperance and alcohol within the context of differences in attitudes over the slavery question along the Missouri-Kansas border region. The coordinator will be responsible for the production of an exhibit that meets the following criteria: developing a well-researched exhibit outline on temperance and alcohol in eastern Kansas and western Missouri; drafting final exhibit text for at least one exhibit segment; expanding an inventory of images to accompany the exhibit; and enlarging a bibliography of primary and secondary resources that support the exhibit topic. The selected candidate will possess excellent research skills; excellent written, oral and interpersonal communication skills; organizational and analytical skills; project management skills; ability to set priorities and manage time while meeting deadlines; and attention to detail. The position reports to the managing director of Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area.
Lawrence Public Library (707 Vermont St., Lawrence KS).
This position offers a motivated graduate student the opportunity to work with Lawrence Public Library's Information Services Department and its Local History Room. The selected candidate will have the unique opportunity to participate in growing Digital Douglas County History, our online local history portal, to curate and digitize materials from our local history collection, and to create a social media campaign to highlight local history resources. The library seeks an individual who is a self-starter with exceptional research and writing skills, a strong interest in Lawrence history, the ability to think visually, an attention to detail, great interpersonal skills, and an ability to manage their time to ensure completion of the project by the conclusion of the 10-week fellowship. Position reports to the Library's Information Services Coordinator.


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I could get more traffic from dustbin than Adobe Exchange, it's a waste of time!
DragonSigh said
That was stunning. What he was saying before jump? I couldn't make out, because it was badly audible.
"This is a lonnnngggg way up" hahaha or something to that affect
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I have come to realise that no matter what I say to fanboy friends and family they will still buy an apple product simply because it is an apple product; as an example I offer the following conversation recently regarding maps on iphone 5. fanboy: the iphone 5 is much better than the rest for maps because it has turn by turn directions Me: you have a sat nav built into your car fanboy: yes but this is much better, it's portable and updates to the map are free. a couple of weeks later when the map problems happened the conversation went something like this Me: see I told you the maps are crap fanboy: maps are not important, it is much better with retina display and a widescreen screen and a much quicker 'lightening connector' (?) anyway I just use my satnav in my car. So basically no matter what people say about apple the fanboys will always stick with them, but that is their right, if they like it then we cannot stop them from buying it.
I used to think that people who buy Iphones are genuinely people who don't know any better and sort of give into Apple's incredible marketing. But I look round the Forums and plenty of knowledgeable people have them as well, I just don't see the attraction to them personally, but that's just me I'm very obsessed with pricing etc.
I can see the market that they're aiming at but I think that it might be dismissed by knowledgeable people and whether that will affect their sales I don't know!
P.S; Knowledgeable people = People who understand what makes a good phone underneath the cover and how this affects performance etc. etc.
I'm not quite sure how they'll be able to compete with the Amazon Fire which I know is popular, as well as the Nexus 7 which will probably both be cheaper.
But then again apple could market a £1 coin with their logo on it and people would still buy it for £300, so I think they will probably succeed.
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SportTipsWorld saidThey need 20 mins to cut the broadcasting? 10 seconds is enough, they hit the stop button, we don't see it.
Apparently theres a built in 20 min delay when they broadcast it, just in case he explodes. So it isnt strictly live.
Yes I think it's actually 20 seconds, read it on BBC news or something. 20 minutes seems a bit extravagant.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 8.1064. Wednesday, 22 October 1997.
Date: Wednesday, 22 Oct 1997 00:26:14 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: The Elsinore Appeal
I have a very amusing book titled "The Elsinore Appeal", which is the
transcript of a mock trial of Hamlet (it's an appeal actually. It
assumes he survived the duel and was convicted for the deaths of
Polonius, Gertrude, Laertes, Rosencrantz, Guildenstern, and Claudius).
Someone recently told me that he saw it on TV; he thought it was a PBS
station. It may be the trial in the book, or possibly another mock
trial - I understand they have been staged in various parts of the
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All along Bush and Blair insisted that Saddam have weapon of mass destruction. Where is the weapon now that almost all Iraq is under their control?
The first thing the US forces did on entering Iraq was "secure" the oil fields. But when it comes to protecting the National Musuem or Hospitals, Donald Rumsfeld feels it is not their responsibility. Clearly shows where their priorities lie.
How bizarre of Panorama to ignore how the USA dealt with Germany and Japan after the Second World War. Surely the two most important models that the US authorities will be using as fundamental reference points for how they should act in Iraq? Why did Panorama not give a summary of how the Marshall Plan worked, and how General Douglas MacArthur set about rebuilding Japan? Although over 50 years have elapsed since, those immensely important experiences are worth retelling, both to inform us more about how Americans see themselves - and where they are coming from - and to counter the notion so warmly allowed to develop by the BBC that there is a vacuum in American policy and that the USA hasn't a clue what to do next.
After watching Panorama about Iraq last night, I've got another question for you: is Panorama always like that? The questions were interesting and to the point, the answers brief, intelligent, and informative. The whole programme was well paced and never once boring. I have to say it was a fascinating, outstandingly good programme. Any chance of you repeating it?
Also, with all the millions spent on this war, why didn't the US army invest in having Arabic speakers 'embedded' and a few hand written Arabic signs instead of those ridiculous electronic 'talking machines'. It would have cost less bloodshed and heartache for the poor civilians of Iraq who have been murdered by US soldiers at check points. I realise a lot of the young US soldiers are out of their depth and do not have the experience or professionalism that our UK army has. I blame their crazy superiors at the Pentagon for sending out young soldiers without the necessary training.
This Panorama looked like it was cobbled together in five minutes. No real expert speakers but BBC journalists. I thought journalists get the facts and give the story. Last night they were asked personal opinion, only two were actually based in the field (Iraq). Precious few Iraqi's were actually asked any questions.
This was no more than a collection of talking heads, more a media love-in than challenging and well presented current affairs. In fact after all that talking at the end of the programme one of the panel admitted that they were all scrabbling around for answers and didn't really know what was going to happen! I have an idea, why not find the movers and shakers in this process and ask them?
When will people realise that just because the BBC isn't explicitly pro-war, it doesn't mean they are "Anti-American" either. I've found the Beeb to be one of the least biased news sources out there during this whole thing. Well done on the informative discussion, BBC.
There have been a number of letters in Scottish newspapers recently critical of this programme and watching last night I can see why, because you are apologists for the British state and its affection for war. I lived through WW2 as an infant and can remember bombs crashing down on Glasgow while in our garden air raid shelter and I am aware how infinitely worse this war must be form the children of Iraq, the second against them in just over decade. You were almost sycophantic last night about the unspeakable Blair, who not only does the bidding of Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz and the far right neocons, but positively drives them on. The question now is not 'if' but 'when' the next war will be ,because the neocon agenda is for permanent war, a global fascism which in the latter years of my life saddens and terrifies me because it brings dark and evil clouds over the lives of my grandchildren.
If the count of the countries is more for USA and UK then I salute them. If it is not then I consider this as an arrogance of a powerful nation in the world and this will create more trouble in the future of the world
Capitalism always needs new markets, and Iraq will definitely be theirs, even after the U.S. soldiers have gone home.
The reason why the Coalition won the war in such a short time is that the majority of Iraqi's decided not to fight. The reason for this decision appears obvious enough given Saddam's regime. What beggars belief is the quoted opinion of Arab people who seem to think it was the Iraqi's duty to die so that they could feel better about being a Muslim. The Arab media and elite have a lot to answer for.
Why is it so wrong for the US to be vilified for sorting out regimes based on murder and fear. I am sure that all those in the coalition regret civilian deaths yet many of the criticising nations were seen dancing in the streets when nearly 3000 civilians were murdered on Sept 11.
Information wise high-density programme. Absolutely great. On the setting: I cannot help thinking - what a pity that since the September programme you have slid from a lively workshop-like setting to the traditional immobile dark suits/wise men at a table and a beautiful young lady doing the walking around - like a quiz programme. Depressing note for an otherwise brilliant programme.
The British and American forces are not conversant with how local democracy works. Clearly the way forward is to divide the cities into a grid pattern of small blocks and ask the local Iraqis in each block to elect a number of representatives that they trust to enforce law. These trusted locals form a committee and each of these committees elect one person, that they trust to form a parliament. If the commanders in the field need me to draw a diagram, I am happy to oblige.
Looking a few years ahead based on present events, it seems almost inevitable that there will be a new cold war, with America on one side and Europe on the other. The only thing that can prevent this (barring a marked change of policy from the U.S.) is the UK's constant transatlantic bridge-building. So keep it up, Britain! Only please bear in mind that building bridges doesn't mean choosing America over Europe each and every time.
Manlafy Jammeh, Gambia
I believe that when countries see a democratic Iraq neighbour and peer at their own dictators (which Saddam Hussein propped up) we will see far LESS terrorism as these middle east countries seek democracy for themselves. The people will purge these extremists as they join a wider world.
In an aside to a previous email who commented on why should the middle east accept a western idea like democracy my question is this: whoever said democracy was a western ideology?
But I wonder how things were a few days after Germany and Japan capitulated. My personal opinion is that this will take its natural cause, and I think is too much hype, because most commentators and others got it wrong. America, Britain got it right, as usual.
This Panorama programme is outstanding. The BBC correspondents are
statesmanlike in their understanding and appraisal. Please try to get this programme onto US television even if you have to
give it free. Well done all at Panorama.
Ulf Schmidt, Canterbury
I was shocked and appalled by the consistent anti-coalition bias in today's programme, both in terms of the lack of representation of viewers comment (not least several video interviews from Damascus), the loading of questions by Gavin, and the lack of clarity, balance and depth of the answers given by the panel. The exception was a couple of John Simpson's comments with regard to what Arab leaders might say in public and why, and what they might believe privately. Panorama as a whole continues to dumb down difficult issues, and puts political expediency ahead of fair, incisive, factual journalism. Even the French press agrees that removing Saddam was a good thing. The powers that control panorama and the BBC clearly do not.
Having just watched the excellent Panorama on Iraq, I was aware that most of the questions asked where the same that I asked on an American political Message Board. I tend to only ask the questions, provocatively I admit, but their responses are alarming to say the least. A core of 'Texan militants' seem not able to give reasonable answers. They don't seem to think through and beyond the War. I fear that many Americans like this are backing/driving Bush, and I see the 'peace' will be a considerably harder to achieve. Steve Lill
The blow dealt by the rift within Europe to possible increased federalism (common constitution, defence policy etc, even perhaps currency) plays very deftly into Tony Blair's hand as these issues were a time bomb waiting to explode for him. In spite of having been electorally popular these last 2 elections he would have great difficulty with a very large spectrum of the voting population with these issues coming to a head. The split between the UK and France/Germany on these matters whilst being politically fixable in the near to medium term scuppers the big federalist ideas in the medium to long term thus sidestepping a difficult issue for Tony Blair.
Jimmy Hughes, Stirling, Scotland
What a disappointment tonight's programme was. Instead of an informative debate on the current/future situation, all we saw was something that resembled an uneasy compromise between a quiz show and a Government 'sponsored' briefing. Firstly, what was the purpose of the female who bobbed about reading an autocue and resembling nothing more than the magician's 'glamorous' assistant? Since when has BBC News used women in this manner? Secondly, the BBC did not go to much trouble in terms of capturing the opinions of 'real life' Iraqi people. All of the comments shown have been broadcast previously in a different contexts. And why did we hear opinions from people in Australia? Not exactly a 'front line state' despite its support for the coalition. If Australian's are being canvassed, why not views from Spanish and Portuguese? At least they turned up at the Azores 'summit'. This was the worst kind of 'let's put something together quickly' programme. And it showed. Who cares if one of the correspondent's spouses can go home 'within the next year'? People are dying in Iraq NOW and demanding to know what 'liberation' will bring to them!
How refreshing, for a change, and important to hear an on the ground analysis by intelligent men instead of all this self-serving rubbish by politicians who insult our intelligence and think they're kidding us
I am ashamed to be British. Having lived through one world war, I never thought that I'd see a Labour Prime Minister join a right wing belligerent USA president in attacking a country with weapons of mass destruction, including cluster bombs, killing civilians and children. To see a young boy, with no arms so severely burnt, his parents killed was too distressing to describe. This brutal war will only add to the violence in the world bring more hate and despair.
In addition, The Victorian Peace Network (41 affiliated organisations) in Australia have instructed solicitors, Slater and Gordon, to serve a letter on the Prime Minister of Australia of possible future charges of complicity in potential war crimes for himself and other Ministers in his government.
Finally, in the Koran, there is a 'revelations' section, where it demands that all Muslims rise up and save the world from the great infidel. I don't know the exact entry, but in essence it says that Armageddon will be initiated in Iraq, that Iraq will be split in two (North/South) and the great Infidel will be a non-Muslim. Sound familiar?
I for one am appalled at the idea that the BBC could be anti-Coalition because the taxpayers of the UK pay a substantial about for the TV license to hear an fair, un-biased opinion of what¿s going on in such troubled places such as Iraq, yet I, and others feel the BBC are letting us down by presenting the news which tries to destroy the good work done by the Coalition forces.
I think that the UN will leave New York within 10 years. Hopefully the diplomatic world centre of gravity will change with a more US enlightened leader.
The US and Britain have already caused enough tension by invading Iraq. They will play into the hands of the extremists if they make the mistake of invading Syria or for that matter any other country. The sooner they drop that idea from their agenda the better it will be for everyone.
Funny how the oil reserves were well protected. Where were the US and British soldiers when the hospitals, museums were being looted??
Steve Fuller, England
I am watching Panorama on BBC. Is there any chance you could find one person who supports Tony Blair and George Bush or will you continue this relentless anti-war anti-Americanism? I watch BBC T.V. and listen to BBC radio. The anti-American views never stop even when the Iraqis welcome them. Do you realise you are doing this?
Having spent the duration of the war in Egypt, what do I come back to. Panoramic over dramatization of a new American empire, what tosh, I expect this attitude from the continual complaining of the Arabs and the eternal whining of Islam who continue to encourage killing as some holy duty. How fed up I am of the western world walking around on eggshells in case Arabs / Islamists are insulted. Meanwhile I wish the BBC and their intrepid newshounds would cease this yah-boo delivery of events in Iraq, all you seem capable of reporting is every hiccup or set-back and apparently drooling over these setbacks.
The Coalition invasion on Iraq was like the All Black Rugby Team playing against the Brownies (in terms of equipment, power etc) Bush stated that Saddam and his weapons of mass destruction had to be removed as they were a threat to their neighbours and the rest of the world...this now has been proved not to be the case. Also America now appear to be warning Syria, it is hardly surprising that people are now cynical.
Frank Clode, Britain
Tony Blair and Bush usually talks about the reconstruction of Iraq. I remember Blair made a commitment to reconstruct Afghanistan.
Looking at the war scenario it looks more likely that once an interim government is set up and all seems to be well, when the troops leave we would be in for a coup which will most likely come from either the Sunnis or the Shias. Unfortunately the Kurds are the sufferers. The trust will be hard to swallow.
You only have to listen to the post war talk coming from America to know that they will soon be on their way into other Arab states.
Haven't the Iraqis just adequately demonstrated what a lawless and ill-disciplined society they are without extremely powerful leadership and control?
Morag, Scotland
I have worked in the oil industry for over 30 years and have spent time in Iraq operating within this industry. I also spent time as an NGO taking aid to Bosnia on behalf of people in the are I now live. I am amazed at the ability of the coalition forces that they can move around the country with ease airlifting POWs out and the world led to believe the horror they have endured . But the images that have been the fore front of reporters have been the innocent children maimed by the fierce attacks on the cities of Iraq. I also saw the film of the wonderful hospital ship that lies off the coast awaiting the casualties of the conflict which have been relatively small than God. Why is that facility not being used to help and save these poor severely injured people.
I don't think that this will stop here! I just hope that Britain get out of this whole conflict before America decide to attack Syria.
I'm not aware that there was a popular revolt necessitating a certain need for a change of government in Iraq by the rest of the world, as we saw in Venezuela and the likes. I thought it was a matter of weapons of mass destruction, which we are still expecting to find anyway. The question then is: Isn't this a bad example of how to invade a country so brazenly especially with the clear un-preparedness for the consequences, like in looting and absolute lawlessness as we now witness. And a plan for a reconstruction team [interim government as I see it]?
Shouldn't the UN inspectors be back in Iraq ASAP to continue their work given the importance of the discovery of WMD , I for one would like independent verification that any WMD found are indeed Iraq's and not a CIA planted cache to justify their war.
Darren Williams, Rochdale, UK
In the last few days I have read and heard of the "surprise" of other Arab countries at the lack of resistance by Iraq to the coalition forces. This would appear to be in direct contrast to the obvious jubilation experienced by Iraqi citizens at the fall of Saddam Hussein. Also today I have heard a professor at Baghdad University expressing his anger that the Iraqi army did not oust the regime sooner. It would appear to me therefore, that Arab nations place Arab solidarity above the freedom of their citizens. This apparent lack of concern for the individual is reflected in the leadership of many neighbouring Arab states which are more authoritarian than democratic. What therefore is the future for democracy in Iraq and the Gulf, and improved relations with the West.
To avoid this country going to war again in the future without the consent of the people of the UK, should not all MP's be now discussing removing the Prime Ministers 'Royal Prerogative'?
Why were measures not implemented to protect the people of Iraq from the ensuing chaos that would inevitably follow the downfall of Saddam's brutal regime? I believe without a doubt that the Iraqi people deserve to celebrate their freedom, but surely the looting of hospitals and universities is not going to help rebuild their future. Those who began the war had an obligation to protect the people of Iraq, and once again they have been let down.
what is the difference between flying back injured troops to the U.K or U.S and flying The 12 year old Iraqi boy, from Baghdad, Ali for life saving treatment? What exactly is the problem? How come Iraqis are short of food and water and the coalition troops aren't? Or are they? There is so much I just cannot understand.
Dr Dorota Hunt, UK
If no WMD are found, will Tony Blair resign after misleading the UK people over the motives for this war that has brought death and destruction to women and children in Iraq. I can see no other honourable course of action for him.
How can we seriously believe that the trade off for this war is progress in the peace process in Palestine when the UK government has not even made the slightest protest about the latest killing of an innocent UK citizen in Gaza, by Israeli military forces?
A writer in the Independent recently used the phrase 'fear is a strong glue' Surely now that Saddam seems to have gone Iraq will go the way of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia and will break up. And why shouldn't they?
The three groups live in a country that was cobbled together without their consent. Also the concept of democracy only works if the people who make it work are sufficiently united. The question must be ' are you prepared to take part in an election even if means being ruled by the other lot for the next five years - or are the differences between the groups too deep for this?
On a pre-war BBC debate a senior Saudi figure said that Islam and democracy were incompatible. I suppose that it would be unlikely t have a party which committed to the creation of an Islamic society and is prepared to see such a society made, rejected and remade every five years according to the whim of the electorate.
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Gabriel Fenteany (email@example.com)
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Sorry about all the questions, but since I am dealing with about 300 sites,
I want to make sure before hand-editing for the sites without an index page.
In limit_urls_to can I do:
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>> For the example above, what they would want me to do is index everything >> located in "http://foo3.com/foostuff/" BUT only if it is linked to >> "foofile.html" > > Right. The start_url is the list of pages that ht://Dig uses for starting > an indexing run. It follows the links as long as they're within > limit_urls_to. It won't find pages that aren't linked to those pages and > it won't go outside of the limit_urls_to directive. > > The limit_urls_to directive is not used except as a comparison for new > URLs. If a new URL doesn't match something in the limit_urls_to directive, > it's ignored. > > So the example I gave is *exactly* what you want. Promise. > >> But, for all but the most terrible sites I need to index, maybe the solution >> you give will work. For the truly terrible ones, well either they fall in >> line or only their starting_url gets indexed. > > I don't think you'll need to make people "fall in line." Life gets > a bit complicated if people want you to index a random assortment of pages > on a server, but it can still be done. > > -Geoff Hutchison > Williams Students Online > http://wso.williams.edu/ > ------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from the htdig mailing list, send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com containing the single word "unsubscribe" in the SUBJECT of the message.
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My Journal of the Council by Yves Congar, OP Liturgical Press, 2012Even as my arteries and my religious views harden with age, I remain a daughter of Vatican II. The first session of the council was officially convened on my 12th birthday in 1962, and the fruits of the council were the single most important influence on my faith formation. As I've written here before, I still consider myself a Catholic of the John XXIIIrd Generation, and proud of it. I carried a well-thumbed copy of the … [Read more...]
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Not every encounter on the pilgrim path is with Christ and his saints. Not every experience is a mystical insight. Not everything you learn has spiritual significance. But it's all part of the road.It's worth taking a breather to note some of the things we've learned and experienced and encountered on this pilgrimage. They weren't necessarily on the agenda, but they'll stay with us at least as long as the dates of the Spanish Reconquest or the number of dining rooms in the Royal Palace of … [Read more...]
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In which we learn that pilgrimage cultivates a different way of seeing: We come to honor visionaries, and are expected to come away visionaries ourselves.Pilgrimage 2012, Day 4: Fatima to Salamanca, Spain, by way of Coimbra, PortugalI've gotten behind in posting, due to a combination of the exhaustion that accompanies cramming so many powerful experiences into each day and the instability of network connections. The downside is that you're probably wondering whether, like that Italian … [Read more...]
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"Tell everybody that God gives His graces through the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Tell them to ask graces from her, . . . for the Lord has confided the peace of the world to her." ~ A message from the Lady of Fatima, according to Lucia Pilgrimage 2012, Day 3: FatimaWe pilgrims spent yesterday in Fatima. In the early morning, a tour of the Sanctuary, the huge devotional complex that encompasses the Chapel of the Apparitions on the site where the Lady most often appeared to the three … [Read more...]
Happy Birthday, Dear Mary!
As with any family stories, some of the best family stories of our faith are embroideries, fashioned from tradition, love, and a longing for closeness with those who went before us. They tell us as much about ourselves as they do about our ancestors in faith.Today, September 8, the universal Church---East and West---celebrates Mary's birthday. The Solemnity of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary (the Great Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos, the God-Bearer, in Orthodoxy) is one of the oldest … [Read more...]
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Why are we so shocked when priests go rogue? After all, holiness isn't applied with chrism.In the same week that a good part of the Catholic blogosphere was convening in Texas for the Catholic New Media Conference, and the Republicans were convening in Tampa for whatever it is they were convening for, and Hurricane-then-Tropical-Storm Isaac was convening to make the folks of the Gulf even more miserable, my external and internal news feeds filled up with reaction to two stories of priests, … [Read more...]
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I'm in the City of Angels this week---not (only) because it's about as far from the Republican convention as I can get, but because my heart is here year-round: son, daughter-in-law, grandson and all the rest of my earthly family, which includes the Dodgers and many of my Panda sisters. I'm sure I'll find a few things to blog about, the twaddling here being at all times egregious, but it will be a slow week. That applies to comments, too: I'm monitoring, but not as frequently. Your wisdom may … [Read more...]
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From: Robert Stafford <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Fwd: New Matches Found for your DNA Test Results
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 19:59:13 -0500
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None were in Pitt. The Gillespies are the only close match I have found.
However, you can often find bastardy cases in court orders. I have found a
case in Mecklenburg County VA. The county magistrates were not so much
interested in the morality of the case. Rather, they wanted to make sure the
children would not become an expense to the county. They are very hard to
use unless they have been transcribed. In the 1800s, there will often be a
bastardy bond in NC. They have been abstracted in a book. Unfortunately,
many were destroyed at the Archives by family members.
Often, it is best to try to pin down the time when the NPE occurred. You
first determine the ancestral haplotype by testing descendants of various
sons of the progenitor until there is a match on all markers. Likewise for
the other family. If the NPE occurred before the available documentation,
there is not anything you can do. Otherwise, you split the line with the NPE
by testing someone halfway down. Then, depending on results, you test
someone 1/4 or 3/4 down and so forth until you pin down the generation as
near as possible. At this point, the paper search becomes more manageable.
Bob Stafford
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Don May <> wrote:
> Since the area I am researching to find my "Daddy Rabbit" in North Carolina
> during the same time period perhaps they were in the same warren. Did any
> make it to Pitt county? During the very late 1700's and early 1800 they
> migrated south through Alabama for a very short spell then on to Georgia
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> Alabama. My "May" DNA does not match any May line but there were a lot of
> Peaden and Cobbs in that area and that is who my DNA matches are with.
> Looking for Daddy Rabbit,
> Don
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> > Actually, I did find a case with some genealogical potential on Y-Search.
> > Apparently, she didn't like my Daddy Rabbit story, since she did not
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Evans & Tate's incoming chief executive, Martin Johnson, has declared he will "reinvigorate" the troubled Margaret River winemaker after its recent near-death experience.
The veteran of United States wine industry marketing said he was confident he could renew Evans & Tate's tarnished image and push the company's wines to the higher-priced premium end of the market.
But Mr Johnson said he respected "the gravity of the challenge ahead" - given much of the winemaker's surplus product is clogging up its cellars or being sold in bulk as bargain-priced "clean-skin" bottles.
The company recently reported a $49.8 million loss for the full year.
Citing his track record as the head of marketing for the now Constellation Brands-owned Robert Mondavi Winery in California's Napa Valley, Mr Johnson said he had marketed as many as 40 brands of wine, from "what is hot" to "what is not". "In my experience at Mondavi I had to deal with brands in every phase of success," he said.
Evans & Tate's position in the highly regarded Margaret River region stood it in good stead to win recognition as a "craft" winemaker and draw higher prices in Britain and the US, he said.
"I'm very honoured and pleased to be selected as the CEO of Evans & Tate," said Mr Johnson, who was also chief executive of Napa Valley's Peju Winery.
Despite the glut of wine that is hurting most winemakers worldwide, Mr Johnson believes the industry has a "bright future" because more people are drinking wine. "I think we've seen the worst," he said.
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In appointing Mr Johnson, Evans & Tate once again shunted aside Franklin Tate. Mr Tate was executive chairman, then non-executive chairman, then director, and now loses his role as the company's so-called brand ambassador.
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Investors did not appear to share the enthusiasm of Messrs Johnson and Hopkins. Shares in the winemaker dipped during the day before closing unchanged at 28c.
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