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Rosemary Ellen Guiley is a leading expert on the paranormal, and is the author of more than 45 books and hundreds of articles on a wide range of topics. She conducts original field investigations of haunted and mysterious sites, and researches entity contact experiences and spirit communications. Her work has been featured in documentaries and docu-dramas on the History Channel, the Travel Channel, SyFy, the Discovery Channel, A&E, and Animal Planet, as well as independent productions. She is a frequent guest on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory. Guiley is a consulting editor of FATE Magazine and a frequent lecturer across the country. She lives in Connecticut.


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With over 150 million records sold, Engelbert Humperdinck's remarkable voice and extraordinary talent has endeared him to millions of fans around the globe. Engelbert has achieved four Grammy® nominations, a Golden Globe® for "Entertainer of the Year" (1988), 63 gold and 24 platinum records and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In the past few years, he has joined an elite group of musical artists, such as Tony Bennett and Burt Bacharach, who have crossed over successfully to strike a new chord with a younger generation in addition to their core audiences. The "Humper" has appeared on several MTV programs, including two appearances on "MTV Beach House," "Chilling with the Weaze" and "Oddville."
"Anyone who hears a few bars of Release Me or After the Lovin (my favorite) immediately recognizes the suave singer of romantic melodies."
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Regal Princess Review
- Pros: Excellent dining options abound
- Cons: Small cabins and balconies feel tight
- Bottom Line: Modern and sophisticated decor, entertainment and dining
Regal Princess Overview
Regal Princess is unmistakably elegant, accomplishing something mainstream cruise ships occasionally struggle with: finding a balance between fun and refinement. The decor is comfortable, with warm tones and plenty of wood and marble. The Piazza, a hallmark of the line, is truly grand; it's large, encompasses three decks and has three bold spiral staircases. At night, it's where you'll want to spend your time watching people, listening to music or sipping cocktails.
Regal Princess is a near twin of fleetmate Royal Princess, and, as such, it has mostly the same features that debuted on that ship just a year earlier. That includes the SeaWalk, a cantilevered glass walkway that juts out from the Lido Deck, allowing passengers to take in unobstructed views of the sea below. It's a fun touch, though it loses its appeal after you've taken the walk once. Editor's Tip: For a fun photo, station one person on the promenade on Deck 7, directly below the SeaWalk. Have the model look up to the SeaWalk and wave. Snap a pic looking down through the SeaWalk.
When Royal Princess debuted, passengers complained that two staples on the lines' other ships were lacking: the aft pool and the promenade deck. In response, Princess made changes to get versions of those on Regal Princess, with some success. The aft pool is a solid, though small, addition to Regal Princess, but the promenade still misses the mark. It doesn't wrap the ship like a true promenade; instead, it comprises two outdoor decks -- one portside, the other starboard side -- that are only accessible by cutting through the ship.
One item Princess didn't fix, unfortunately, is the weird staircase midship, which mysteriously ends at Deck 7. If you want to get up to higher decks from that location, you'll have to take an elevator. Walkers must go forward or aft and take the stairs there.
A highlight onboard is the food, which we enjoyed in most venues. The buffet offers tremendous variety, with many options for international palates, and the for-fee restaurants -- specifically Sabatini's and Crown Grill -- are reasonably priced. Still, those who don't want to pay have enough options that they won't feel slighted. Conversely, those who want to splurge on the Chef's Table and the Winemaker's dinner will likely feel as if it was money well spent.
While Princess fans will recognize the things they love about the line onboard Regal Princess, this class of ships represents a major evolution for the line. Careful thought has clearly been given to many of its public spaces, restaurants and activities, resulting in an overall vibe that's relaxing and fun -- exactly what you want a vacation to be.
Regal Princess Fellow Passengers
Passengers tend to be a solid mix of older and younger couples, as well as families, which are more prevalent during the summer and holiday seasons and while Regal Princess sails the Caribbean. While many passengers are North Americans, Europeans and Asians do sail the line, especially during Regal Princess' Mediterranean season, which runs roughly from late spring to early fall. In the Med, the passenger mix is decidedly international, with Japanese, Chinese and Korean cruisers heavily represented.
Regal Princess Dress Code
During the day, casual is the name of the game, with shorts, swimsuits and flip-flops the norm. In the evening, passengers wear resort-casual attire. For men, that generally means khakis or slacks and button-down or collared shirts. Women wear dresses or skirts, capris or slacks and blouses.
On formal nights, evening attire is the standard. For men, that includes suits, jackets and slacks or the occasional tuxedo. Women wear cocktail or evening gowns or formal pantsuits. Cruises of four days or fewer won't have formal nights, but those with five or six days will feature one formal night, seven- to 13-day sailings will have two formal nights and voyages of 14 to 20 days will feature three formal nights.
Regal Princess Gratuity
Princess automatically adds a gratuity of $12.95 per person, per day, ($13.95 per person, per day, for mini-suites and suites) to passengers' shipboard accounts. Passengers have the option of increasing or removing these gratuities from their accounts. Wait staff, cabin stewards, buffet stewards and housekeeping staff will share the gratuities.
A 15 percent gratuity is added automatically for beverage and spa services.
Tipping for room service is not included but is appreciated; usually a dollar or two is appropriate. The U.S. dollar is the onboard currency.


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Dog-friendly Witnesham Cottages & Pub Within 1 Mile
This detached cart lodge, adjacent to the owners' 400 year old former farmhouse is set along a no-through single track lane on the outskirts of the village and overlooks fields with country views and footpaths. Ipswich is a short drive with rail links to London, leisure centre and restaurants.
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A social enterprise company, Just B – B Just, is a program of the Lodestar Day Resource Center located on the Human Services Campus in Phoenix. The innovative non-profit organization is known to be a national model for ending homelessness and as of Monday, July 2, 2012 the social enterprise company has moved into a major retail outlet. Just B products that until now have been sold at mainly at farmer's markets are now available at the Whole Foods Market located at Tatum and Shea in Phoenix with plans to get the product into all five Arizona stores, and hopefully nationwide.
"We are very excited," remarked Mike Tapscott, Special Projects Manager for Just B. "We have a great, high quality products and the company is run almost entirely by formerly homeless individuals. Through this social enterprise, we allow people to create their own solutions to end their homelessness."
Jessica Berg, Executive Director the Lodestar Day Resource Center, hopes that the Whole Foods partnership is just the beginning – as more products are sold, and revenues increase, Just B will be able to hire more people looking to end their homelessness. "All of us at Just B – B Just, the Lodestar Day Resource Center, and the Human Services Campus are thrilled about our new partnership with Whole Foods. It is exactly that – a partnership. Whole Foods is now helping us with sustainable solutions to ending homelessness. I'm incredibly proud of the innovative, collaborative work we do on this 12-acre Campus, but we know we can't do it alone. Homelessness is a community challenge, and we need the community to help us make progress. Whole Foods is an example of socially responsible business, and we are honored that they want to help us get the word out about our work. Now, every time someone buys one of our beauty products at Whole Foods, that individual is helping to end homelessness. We couldn't be happier."
Michael Tapscott, the managing director of the Just B program said "Food, water and shelter restore health, but the pride and dignity from a job well done restores life."


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HARDIN COUNTY — The Hardin County Sheep Improvement Association is
looking for 2014 Lamb and Wool Queen contestants and scholarship
Eligible candidates for the title, Lamb and Wool
Queen, must be age 15 through 20 as of Jan. 1, and either live on a farm
where sheep are produced, or have a sheep project in the Hardin County
Junior Fair to be eligible. Contestants must complete an entry form.
further information about the Lamb and Wool Queen contest, please
contact the Sheep Improvement Queen Committee Chair, Kristie Fay at
The Hardin County Sheep Improvement Association
is also offering a $500 scholarship to a student entering/attending
college for the 2014-2015 school year. Applicants and their
parents/guardians must be residents of Hardin County prior to the
applicant entering college, and must be maintaining a 2.5 grade point
average. Applicant must have had a sheep project and shown at the Hardin
County Fair. For more information about the scholarship, please contact
the Sheep Improvement Scholarship Committee Chair, Peter Previte at
Applications and rules for both the Hardin
County Lamb and Wool Queen and the Scholarship are available from your
school's FFA advisor, high school guidance counselor, or can be obtained
from the OSU Extension office and its website at
http://hardin.osu.edu/news/hardin-county-lamb-banquet. Applications must
be received at the Hardin County Extension Office by Feb. 21.
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Mike Tyson's daughter dies
Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter Exodus died this morning after a freak accident that left her on life support early yesterday. TMZ reports:
A rep for the Phoenix Police Department has just released the following statement regarding Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter:
I was just advised by investigators that Exodus Tyson was pronounced deceased at 11:45 AM today at the hospital. Our sympathies go out to the family.
Sincere condolences to Mike Tyson and his family,
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The Young Adult Librarian spent the last two hours reading the final Gallagher Girls book and tweeting her reactions. Here are the compiled tweets:
p1 Excited to start but sad that this is the last one. #UnitedWeSpy
p7 Cammie's college visit was quite different from my own visits.#UnitedWeSpy
p14 "It's already begun." What has? #UnitedWeSpy
p46 This meeting is probably natural, but I am sensing something ominous in the future. #UnitedWeSpy
p52-53 Some very good spy advice. #UnitedWeSpy
p83 So a few page ago we got shirtless Preston, but still no Zach. I need a Zach appearance. #UnitedWeSpy
p86 Zach!!!! #UnitedWeSpy
p99 "I am really, really good at being knocked unconscious. I have a lot of experience with that." #UnitedWeSpy
p127 Getting some answers. #UnitedWeSpy
p172 That was unexpected. #UnitedWeSpy
p205 Zach & bacon. A delightful & possibly deadly combination. #UnitedWeSpy
p233 I knew that had been important. #UnitedWeSpy
p236 Ooooooh. Did not see that coming. #UnitedWeSpy
p293 The End #UnitedWeSpy
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With temperatures dropping, odds are your energy bills will be doing just the opposite. In fact, heating (and cooling) account for approximately 54 percent of the energy use in a typical U.S. home, according to the Department of Energy, representing the largest energy expense for most homeowners. One of the most effective ways to manage a home's climate, comfort and energy costs is by ensuring that it is properly insulated.
"Insufficient insulation, particularly in basements and attics, can allow heat to escape, resulting in higher energy bills and a less comfortable indoor environment," says Don Kosanka, product program director for Owens Corning. "The great thing about insulation is that it is an investment that returns itself. It's something that homeowners can install themselves and it provides year-round benefits. Not only does insulation keep homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer, it delivers energy and cost savings all year long."
In fact, sealing and insulating – when done by a knowledgeable homeowner or skilled contractor – can help save up to $ 200 a year in heating and cooling costs, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In addition to cost savings, the experts at Owens Corning outline three other key benefits of insulating your home:
Energy efficiency – The primary purpose of insulation is to control heat flow in a home to save energy on heating and cooling. It's estimated that homeowners can typically save up to 20 percent of heating and cooling costs by air sealing the home and adding insulation. For optimal energy efficiency, a home should be insulated from the roof down to its foundation. Information about specific areas to insulate in a home is available at www.energy.gov and www.owenscorning.com.
Environmental impact – The energy saved by insulating a home also benefits the environment, but it is important to note that not all insulation products have equal environmental impacts. Look for products made from recycled materials, such as Owens Corning's EcoTouch(R) PINK(R) Fiberglas(TM) Insulation with PureFiber(R) Technology.
Enjoyment – Simply put, a well-insulated home is a more comfortable home. Insulation provides a protective barrier between the conditioned areas of a home and the outside elements helping to control moisture and temperature. Additionally, fiberglass insulation acts as a sound absorber, reducing the transmission of sound from one room to another or from the outside.
An added incentive for homeowners to improve their home's insulation this year is the 2013 Federal Tax Credit for Consumer Energy Efficiency. Those who install qualifying insulation products before Dec. 31, can receive a tax credit of 10 percent of the cost, up to $ 500.
For more information on projects, visit www.owenscorning.com. The site also provides access to a list of insulation products that qualify for the 2013 Federal Tax Credit along with the certification statement form.


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CORNING >> The Tehama County Sheriff's Department says a Chico man who is jailed in Butte County is suspected in the June 3 stabbing of a 45-year-old Corning woman.
Sheriff's deputies responded around noon on June 3 to a stabbing near the 6100 block of State Route 99W in Corning, where they found Ashley Rodarthe had suffered a cut to her neck, according to a press release issued Thursday.
Rodarthe was taken to a local hospital and was later released "with no expected complications."
During their investigation, sheriff's detectives learned that James Lee Stadler, 37, had reportedly stabbed Rodarthe in the throat and then fled to the Chico area, according to the release.
Stadler was arrested June 13 in Paradise after reportedly burglarizing the Elks Lodge there, according to the Chico Enterprise-Record.
He was found hiding in an exterior alcove of the lodge and was in possession of a credit card machine taken from the building after a window had been pried open. Stadler was taken into custody on suspicion of burglary, possession of stolen property, possession of burglary tools and parole violation as well as outstanding charges of failing to complete his work program in Butte County and violating his parole, according to the release.
The Tehama County Sheriff's Department on June 25 obtained an arrest warrant for Stadler, who is expected to be released from Butte County Jail in October and will then be transferred to Tehama County Jail on suspicion of attempted murder, according to the release.
The department said drug activity was involved in the June 3 incident and there was no romantic relationship between Stadler and Rodarthe.


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Undergraduate Slavic and Eurasian Studies
Graduate Slavic and Eurasian Studies
Certificate in Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies
Classes in Slavic and Eurasian Studies
Diversity and Inclusion Workshop
Slavic and Eurasian Language Pedagogy, Research & Testing
The Duke Slavic and Eurasian Resource Center will host a summer institute from July 12-16th for instructors and language program coordinators in Slavic and Eurasian Languages
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Click Here for a Downloadable Program
February 5th at 5:30pm: Ambassador Jack F. Matlock Lecture: "The Importance of Russian Studies in International Relations." To be held in Room 217, 2nd Floor, Perkins Library.
February 6th: Roundtable Discussions looking at a range of different topics. To be held in E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Conference Room (Room 249), 2nd floor, Rubenstein Library.
10am: "Social Science Research in the Slavic and Eurasian Context"
10:50am: "Modernity, Public Policy & Legal Issues in 20th and 21st Century Russia"
1:20pm: "Ethnicity & National Identity in Central Europe and Eurasia"
2:30pm: "Slavic and Eurasian Studies in the International Context."
Open House: Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies - 10/7/15
Open House with refreshments from 4:30-5:30pm in 320 Languages
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Study Abroad "Duke in Russia" Meeting - 9/14/15
General interest meeting in 114B Languages Building at 4:30pm.
Click here for more information on Study Abroad
Ambassador Jack F. Matlock Lecture:
The Iran Nuclear Agreement and American Diplomacy
When: Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Where: 5:00-6:30pm in White Lecture Hall
Rubenstein visiting scholar: Ambassador Jack F. Matlock
Address at the Union League Club of Chicago
Harriman Institute interviews Ambassador Jack F. Matlock
Ambassador Jack Matlock participating in Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi 2015:
Ambassador Matlock Lecture now online
NEW! "Dealing with Russia: Advice to the Next President"
Click here to view - Lecture by Ambassador Jack F. Matlock
A descriptive grammar of contemporary spoken Wymysorys in Wilamowice.
- A sample of contemporary Russian short-form literature with annotations and exercises.
Jack Matlock, the former US Ambassador to the USSR from 1987 to 1991, gives an address at the Union League Club of Chicago titled, Russia Under Putin: How to Work With Him.
Columbia University's Harriman Institute interviews Ambassador Jack F. Matlock as part of their series "Conversations with Diplomats"
Slavic and Eurasian Winter Forum: Papers by Dr. Edna Andrews and Dr. Charles Becker
Click here to read the following articles:
Panel Discussion with President Vladimir Putin and Ambassador Jack Matlock at Valdai Discussion Club in Sochi:
Series of lectures recorded at Duke University inviting presenters to talk about their native language, including its sociocultural context. This offers students a comprehensive perspective on the languages presented. These new materials can be found here.
Computer-graded grammar and reading assessments; and intermediate/advanced level reading comprehension materials to be used for self study or as part of a class. These new materials can be found here.
The Duke Library has produced a resource to answer basic questions about Ukraine as the current crisis unfolds. It can be found here.
Through a joint effort with North Carolina State University, SEELRC is promoting the first in a series of language & culture modules on Hindi.


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Casting Announced for Buzz22 Chicago's World Premiere Production of GHOST BIKE
Buzz22 Chicago has announced the casting for the World Premiere production of Laura Jacqmin's "GHOST BIKE," directed by Co-Artistic Director Sara Sawicki, February 27 - March 30, 2014 at Red Tape Theatre, 621 W Belmont Ave. Combining elements of Greek, African, and Chinese mythology, "GHOST BIKE" depicts two best friends navigating the ultimate challenge to a friendship through an underworld beneath their home city of Chicago. "GHOST BIKE" is Buzz22 Chicago's next production after their sold out and highly acclaimed production of "She Kills Monsters" at the Steppenwolf Garage in Feb-April 2013.
"We're thrilled to be working with Chicago Playwright, Laura Jacqmin, on this ambitious new piece and to be bringing it to life in the very city it was written for," says Co-Artistic Director of Buzz22 Chicago Scott Weinstein. "We're especially excited to bring the experience beyond the stage through partnerships with biking organizations around the city."
In "GHOST BIKE," Ora and Eddie, best friends since elementary school, fall in love with the city of Chicago on their bikes. When Eddie is hit by a car and killed, Ora refuses to let him go, riding beneath the city to have one last conversation with her friend. But the city won't part with Eddie's soul so easily. Jumping off from Greek, African, and Chinese mythology, "GHOST BIKE" is a mash-up of underworld and after-life, from the seats of fixies, BMX's and ten-speeds. "GHOST BIKE" was originally commissioned by Carthage College.
"GHOST BIKE" is written by Chicago playwright Laura Jacqmin and directed by Buzz22 Chicago Co-Artistic Director Sara Sawicki. This world premiere production features Aurora Adachi-Winter as Ora and Ricky Staffieri as Eddie, and Scot West as King Yama. Rounding out the ensemble are Thea Lux, Ben Hertel, Lea Pascal, Quincey Krull, Alex Tey, and Margaret Cook. Joining these artists on the creative team for "GHOST BIKE" are Scenic Designer John Wilson, Costume and Makeup Designer Izumi Inaba, Lighting Designer Jeff Glass, Sound Designer Daniel Carlyon and Props Designer Molly FitzMaurice. Choreographer Nathan Drackett, Composer Matt Deitchman and Bike Consultant George Bajalia also join the creative team.
When she wrote "GHOST BIKE," Chicago native Laura Jacqmin was searching for a distinctly midwestern setting. "In addition to the Chicago influences on the story, I was influenced by various underworld and afterlife stories from all over the world," Jacqmin says. "Bringing this multitude of tales into one familiar place allows a city that is vitally important and familiar to the characters and audiences to become strange and altered." Featuring an ensemble of actors who will perform the show almost entirely on bikes, "GHOST BIKE" will incorporate bike tricks, circus arts, and unique designs to create a vivid portrait of Chicago and its fictional underworld.
About Laura Jacqmin: Laura Jacqmin is a Chicago-based playwright, and the winner of the 2008 Wasserstein Prize, a $25,000 award given to recognize an emerging female playwright. She graduated cum laude from Yale University and earned an MFA from Ohio University.
Her play "January Joiner" was the recipient of an NEA Arts Works grant for its premiere production in Long Wharf Theatre's 2012-2013 season, dir. Eric Ting. "Two Lakes, Two Rivers" (originally commissioned by Goodman Theatre, and further developed during The Royal Court Theatre's 2011 International Residency) was workshopped at the 2012 O'Neill National Playwrights Conference, dir. Henry Wishcamper. Other plays include Ski Dubai (Steppenwolf Theatre Company), Look, We Are Breathing (Sundance Theatre Lab), and Dental Society Midwinter Meeting (which enjoyed a sold-out run with Chicago Dramatists/At Play in 2010, and was remounted at 16th Street Theatre and Theater on the Lake in 2011).
Her work has been produced and developed by Atlantic Theater Company, Old Vic New Voices, Roundabout Underground, Vineyard Theatre, LCT3, Ars Nova, Cape Cod Theatre Project, Second Stage Theatre, Contemporary American Theater Festival, The 24 Hour Plays Off-Broadway, and the inaugural NNPN University Playwrights Workshop at Stanford University, among others. Jacqmin has been commissioned by South Coast Rep, Goodman Theatre, Ensemble Studio Theatre/Alfred P. Sloan Science and Technology Project, Arden Theatre Company, Carthage College, Victory Gardens Theatre/NNPN, and InterAct Theatre.
About Buzz22 Chicago: Buzz22 Chicago (Scott Weinstein and Sara Sawicki, Co-Artistic Directors; Philip de Guzman, Managing Director) was founded by seven Northwestern University graduates in 2010. Buzz22's last production, the Midwest premiere of "She Kills Monsters" in Steppenwolf Theatre's 2013 Garage Rep, was called "Clever, funny, moving, lively and delightfully geeky" by Chris Jones at the Chicago Tribune. Hedy Weiss of the Chicago Sun-Times called the production "An epic winner on every count," and went on to say "Buzz22 Chicago is a company I'd not heard of before but will not soon forget." The company seeks to provide a home for up-and-coming artists in the Chicago area. Buzz22 stages stories to explore the constant coming of age: the ever-occurring moments that challenge who we are and who we want to be. www.Buzz22Chicago.com


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PD-1 responded to the area of Marengo Ave. and Villa
St. to assist Pasadena PD ground units in locating a hit and run suspect. While checking the area the aircrew located
the suspect running from the area of the crash.
As the aircrew was directing officers to the suspect, the suspect hid in
some bushes to avoid arrest. The aircrew
kept a constant eye on the suspect until ground units contacted him. The suspect was arrested for Hit and Run.


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Silver Star Citation
3 Jun 1918 — France
"The five men above named (Corporal Oscar A. VOLLRATH, Private Hawley WALDRON, Private John W. WINFORD, Private Samuel E. DOREMUS, Private George C. VOORHEES) gallantly remained at their gun in an unprotected position under heavy shell-fire after one member of the crew had been killed and three wounded. This on the 3rd of June, 1918."
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Shipbuilding Technology, a specific concentration
within the broad range of today's industrial manufacturing, was created as a cooperative effort
between San Diego City College School of Math,
Engineering & Technologies and National Steel
and Shipbuilding's Training and Organizational
Development Department. Shipbuilding Technology
represents a technological field requiring the
application of a variety of applied skills in support
of manufacturing in large shipyards and in
smaller shipbuilding companies. The education of
technologists tends to be less theoretical and less
mathematical than that of engineers, but more
hardware, process and application oriented.
The program offers instruction in the specific
trades, tools, techniques and processes involved in shipbuilding. Teamwork is emphasized, reflecting
the interdisciplinary work environment emerging in
the shipbuilding industry. The curriculum is project
based and emphasizes the integration of technical
knowledge with leadership skills to help shipyards
achieve desired goals associated with global
competition. An Associate of Science Degree will
be awarded upon completion of the common core
courses and the San Diego City College graduation
and general education requirements. In addition, a
certificate of achievement may be awarded upon the
completion of the courses required for the major.
Sheetmetal mechanic, Welder, Electrician, Machinist,
Pipefitter, Multi-skilled technician/mechanic,
Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Systems Engineer,
Supervisor, Shipyard Administrator, CAD/CAM
Operator, Vocational Trainer.
Through a process of engagement with
organizational management and technical
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Hi. Newbie here and excited to have found you. My fiancee and I have bought a house, and I finally get to have a grill of my own. After apartment living for a long time, I am very, very excited. I've done a lot of research at this point, and I've come up with the Weber Performer. A few questions for you:
(1) Is the Performer really as good as the reviews (such as at Amazon suggest)? Any complaints out there?
(2) Is the gas ignition system worth the $200 extra over the kettle platinum?
(3) My fiancee is still leaning toward a gas grill for the convenience factor. "Say it's a Tuesday night, and we just want a couple of quick chicken breats," she says. My response has been that we can have the charcoals up and running pretty quickly with a grill with a gas ignition for the charcoals. And, in fact, a gas grill wouldn't be that much quicker (and wouldn't taste nearly as good). Am I I right, or am I engaging in wishful thinking?


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Roger Beal is a good friend and shapes boards with me. He shapes under my label when he feels like it! lol
Levy Surf Designs.
I think a free chino tee shirt is in order for a board purchase! Give a shout if you ever come to RI. Would be down to check out a hipstah.
you should demo at Carson or M street!!!! i'll be wearing a Champion roll-on Antoine Walker jersey with no shirt underneath. FREE GUN SHOW.
5 Star! have many boards from him. they are great for new england conditions. I live in rye, New Hampshire
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Can't go wrong with VEC/Twin Lights, VEC shapes and Keith Natti of Twin Lights Glassing in Gloucester does the glassing. They both do great work.
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ASUS Launches Xonar Essence STU USB DACby Ian Cutress on 10/21/2013 5:03 AM EST
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richardm - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkThe "600 ohm headphone amplifier" when they really mean "the amplifier is suitable for high-impedance headphones up to 600 ohms" is damned lousy marketing. What is the actual output impedance of the headphone amp? It's definitely not 600 ohms. Reply
Rajinder Gill - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkTPA6120A2 is used for HP output. Output Impedance is circa 10 ohms. Reply
ninjaquick - Tuesday, October 22, 2013 - linkThe TI TPA6120A is rated for Vmax = 30, and Wmax at 1.5, which is 600ohm. Reply
DanNeely - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkWhy only headphones? The main market for a USB audio adapter is going to be laptops when used in desktop alternative. In that mode going to a full 5.1 speaker setup would be nice except that most laptops don't have enough audio out ports. Reply
Rajinder Gill - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkXonar U7 is the 7.1 channel capable USB device from ASUS - market for multi-channel is however very small these days. Not many people like to have a bunch of cables strewn across their desktop or room. On top of that, adoption of 7.1 channel gaming oriented headsets hasn't taken off either.. Reply
Flunk - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkMost people who use multi-channel surround on a computer are using desktops. The speaker setup is so big there is little point in using a laptop because you lose so much performance for no real mobility improvement.
7.1 channel gaming headsets are just plain stupid, they're very pricey and the speakers are so small and so close to each other. You're better off with a good pair of 2 channel headphones. Reply
Flunk - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkAs a follow up, high-end gaming notebooks actually support 5.1 or more channels natively. I have an Alienware m14x R2 that supports 5.1 analog speakers. Reply
stepz - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkPeople who buy $400 DACs do it for music listening. Music is stereo. Reply
nathanddrews - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkExcept for when it's 5.1. ;-) Reply
asliarun - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkIMHO, special effects (in movies, games etc.) are 5.1
Music is still predominantly stereo.
I like the fact that this product uses decent quality components and actually has an analog volume control instead of a digital one that will shed bits.
However, the price is too high. Compare this to some of the Audio-GD products for example. The NFB 15.32 has similar quality components, and has a better volume control implementation, supports higher resolution (32bit async USB at 384k), has dual DAC chips - one for each channel. For all this, I paid roughly half the price ($235) of the Xonar STU. (Shipping was extra though and was a hefty $50, and I paid $20 more for a clock upgrade - but still...).
Reference: http://www.audio-gd.com/Pro/Headphoneamp/NFB1532/N... Reply
Impulses - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkI agree, I bought an STX because of the value proposition. At $160 on sale (or even the MSRP of $200) it's a pretty solid value compared to most discrete amp/DAC solutions. It won't beat something like a Schiit Magni/Modi for the price (and the 10ohm output impedance is iffy with many low impedance headphones) but it'll come pretty close while being an internal solution and also providing Dolby Headphone. If you don't care about DH processing you're better off looking at stuff like the O2/ODAC, Magni/Modi, etc. At $400 this competes with a higher class of audiophile products. Reply
ninjaquick - Tuesday, October 22, 2013 - linkThis is a stereophile device. There are other products for Surround enthusiasts, but those are far less relevant as most Audiophiles don't care about reproduction of surround sources, as most surround sources push most content to center/FL/FR channels, leaving all other channels for strictly surround cues. Reply
maecenas - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkI've really enjoyed my ST card from Asus, great to see they're providing the same card in an external USB format, but I don't see what justifies this being twice as expensive as the ST/STX cards. Reply
extide - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkI have said this before and I will say it again. I will only be interested when they stop using off the shelf IC headphone amps. Build a proper discreet amp, then you are talking. At least it is using a burr-brown DAC, but I am a little bit partial to wolfson these days, but that's just me. I am sick of seeing that TI TPA6120A amp though!!! Reply
extide - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkI forgot to add, the rest of it looks pretty well done though. I like the ability to bypass all amp circuitry and use it as just a DAC, and the rollable op-amps is a nice touch as well. They are definitely on the right track here, just get rid of that damn TPA6120 and I will be a lot happier. Reply
extide - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkGod I didn't see the price! I currently run an ODAC + JDS Labs C421 HP Amp, and together they are cheaper than this thing's MSRP! Reply
moriz - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkhttp://nwavguy.blogspot.ca/2011/08/op-amps-myths-f...
sounds like a discrete amp is exactly something that you DON'T want. Reply
extide - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkThat guy knows his stuff for sure, but he is talking about going discreet to the point where you arent even using op amps, I wasn't really talking to that extent, just getting rid of the single-chip solution, and moving to something with individual opamps, caps, etc. I should have been more clear, I can see how that could have been taken the wrong way. Reply
johan851 - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkHaving read a lot of that guy's stuff, I'd say he knows enough to be dangerously misleading. Yes, everything in that article is true, but he adds a heavy spin by leaving out quite a bit of important information. He tends to focus only on the point he wants to prove (like discrete is worse) before he writes the article, then goes about finding information to back his point up.
The opamp used for headphone amplification here is designed to be an output stage, and has built in output buffers. Typically opamps won't have this, as they're not optimized for use as an output stage and don't do a good job of current delivery into demanding loads. Headphones usually aren't very demanding, so you'll still see designs out there with opamp output stages. They're typically inexpensive, simple, and sound fine given those constraints as long as the load isn't too demanding. nwavguy doesn't mention this limitation.
This particular amplifier opamp is a monolithic amp solution, so it designed to be used as an output stage and has built in buffers. That's a good start. The 13ohm output impedance (according to the datasheet) is... not so great. It tells you that the amp is going to struggle to produce clean output in demanding situations (and again, headphones aren't typically super demanding). There are a lot of benefits to non-discrete designs, including those things mentioned in nwavguy's article, but he doesn't mention one other important metric opamps are optimized for: cost. The TPA6120 chip mentioned here is a $5 part. That's not good or bad in itself, but it tells you what that this USB DAC is also optimized for cost. To some extent you get what you pay for, and I would say that this output stage is a *great* deal at $5. It's a very simple solution that'll sound better than anything you could build to replace it for up to $20 or so.
Then you see the price tag of the DAC, and it makes you wonder where that $400 MSRP is going. :) I think that's what extide is getting at; the MSRP of this product, for what you're getting, is ridiculous. For $400, I would expect more than a $5 output stage. Replacing that output opamp with a discrete output stage (and opamps as the gain stage would still be good choice in this situation) would have the following tradeoffs:
- higher cost
- larger parts (good output transistors are necessarily large)
- much better output impedance, meaning better current driving ability
- more complex circuit design
I would expect a $400 product to make those tradeoffs for quality rather than opting for the very inexpensive, simple single-chip design they did. Reply
johan851 - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkCorrection - that blog post does mention that opamps aren't good at driving difficult loads. Reply
AnnonymousCoward - Saturday, October 26, 2013 - linkYou guys are hilarious, and talk as if you designed the TPA6120 yourselves. Are you analog IC designers? If not, shut up.
> The TPA6120 chip mentioned here is a $5 part.
Too bad it costs $2.15 for 1000.
> The 13ohm output impedance...tells you that the amp is going to struggle to produce clean output in demanding situations
What's your basis? Don't you think the IC designers could have picked whatever they wanted, and they optimized it? SNR exceeds 120dB, there's 0.00014% THD+N, and output noise of just 5uV at 2V/V. But in your simple mind, a 13 ohm driver means it "struggles". Reply
n00by - Monday, October 21, 2013 - linkThe fact that this soundcard/audio interface doesn't have balanced line-out for speakers/monitors kinda kills it for me. Not that I was looking to buy it, but if I ever were to replace my current audio interface then it could've been a candidate because most don't look very nice. Reply
Ganesh72 - Monday, December 16, 2013 - linkI had this DAC for a couple of days. The main issue is that when listen to music via headphones , first 2 seconds of each track is missing; there are 2 seconds of noise and crack sound instead of music. It doesn't matter if I usd laptop via USB, or Blu Ray via coaxial the same issue. This makes IMPOSSIBLE to use ASUS Xonar STU as a headphone amplifier. Reply


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A firefighter battled glaciers, sheer cliffs and boulder avalanches to make it to Everest base camp.
Stephen Holden was not even deterred from his challenge after hearing about the tragic deaths of expedition helpers on the mountain just days before his trip.
Mr Holden, who also works as a welder fabricator at Graham Engineering in Nelson, said the climb had been a 'wonderful experience'.
But the experience had not been without its dangers.
Stephen said that on his way back from base camp, he saw huge rocks fall onto mountain guides crossing a ledge he has been walking on just hours before.
He said: "This rock avalanche came down and they had to jump out of the way. I don't know if they broke any bones.
"But I was not put off. It is just part of the spirit of it."
An avalanche killed 16 sherpas and other mountain workers shortly before Mr Holden was due to start, but he said that did not put him off his goal of watching the sun rise at base camp.
His wife Paula, a marketing and PR manager, said she was glad to have her husband home.
She said: "The pictures from the trip really are amazing. I was jealous until he told be some of the stories — suspension bridges that are about 1200ft above a river are not my idea of heaven.
"There was also a rock slide on his way back down and he witnessed people jumping some distance onto the rocks below and boulders the size of cars flew towards them. Three of the people in the group had to be airlifted off the mountain with dangerously low oxygen saturation levels. It was certainly an adventure "It was amazing to see Stephen walk through the gates at arrivals and we all got very emotional. We are now planning a summer of fun, with the first stop being the Bushcraft Show later this month, where we will spend the weekend camping, eating bush tucker and learning about wood carving and outdoor survival skills. We can't wait."
The father-of-one, of Brentwood Road, added that his adventures would not be stopping at Everest.
He said: "I would like to go to Mount Toubkal in the Atlas Mountains."


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WILLOUGHBY HILLS, Ohio (AP) -- Police in northeast Ohio say an 18-year-old girl is suspected in the stabbing death of her foster mother.
Willoughby Hills police received a 911 call just after 1 a.m. Friday from a hysterical 13-year-old who said her sister was attacking her mother.
Police in the Lake County community northeast of Cleveland found 41-year-old Lisa Knoefel in the master bedroom with multiple stab wounds. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police Chief Christopher Collins says the victim's foster child was covered in blood and holding a knife when police arrived.
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Topic: Counceling
My daughter and I went to our first session of Grief counceling and hated it. I thought that since it is a group session that the first week they would take it easy on us and that we would get to know the other people a little better before we let it all out, but that wasn't the case. I was looking at the counselor thinking that there is no way that I am going to be able to talk about this yet. I waited until the end to share and managed to get through my little story when another person in the group said that "at least I got to say goodbe". She was compareing myself to her because her husband died suddenly. I literally wanted to throw my chair at her. You can't compare your grief to another persons. I may have got to say goodbye but I also saw him suffer. Sorry just venting.


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Predicting Grammy Nominations Near Impossible
Tonight is the nomination special for the Grammy Awards on CBS - a new tradition to see who are the major nominees for the coveted music award. The show will have LL Cool J hosting, Lady gaga performing, and all of us wondering if the committee got it right with the Album of the Year and Song of the Year. Predicting who will get these honors seems like an impossible task, but here's a quick look into the crystal ball before the show starts tonight:


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Liberty Channel to Carry Old Dominion Game
The Liberty Channel, the flagship station for the Liberty Flames Sports Network television broadcasts, will air this Saturday's Old Dominion football game live.
Cox Communications is going to broadcast the Flames' road contest and provide the feed to be available on the Liberty Channel. Kickoff for the game is set for 6:07 p.m. at Foreman Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium.
Cox Communications is the third network to provide a television broadcast of Liberty's football games in 2013. ESPN3 covered Liberty's season opener at Kent State and will broadcast the Flames' upcoming games against Coastal Carolina (Oct. 19), Gardner-Webb (Oct. 26) and Charleston Southern (Nov. 23).
The Liberty Flames Sports Network (LFSN) has already televised Liberty's football games against Monmouth, Morgan State, Richmond and Kentucky Wesleyan. LFSN TV also plans to broadcast Liberty's games against VMI (Nov. 2), Presbyterian College (Nov. 9) and Brevard (Nov. 16).
Liberty's game against Old Dominion will be the Flames' first matchup against the Monarchs and the third first-time opponent on Liberty's 2013 schedule.
The game could feature plenty of scoring. Old Dominion is currently averaging 49.8 points per game (would rank No. 5 in the country if they were eligible for FBS rankings) and Liberty is scoring 37.4 points per game (ranks No. 19 among FCS programs in the country).
Last week, the two teams combined to score 139 points, with Liberty winning 73-7 over Kentucky Wesleyan and Old Dominion defeating Albany, 66-10.


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With the generous support of our donors, we have recently embarked on several exciting projects that will strengthen farming communities now, while bringing hope for the future. Here are just a few of the recent projects Fair Trade USA has been tackling with your generous support.
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Signups start Feb. 1 online and space is limited!
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On Saturday, March 5, 2011, Southeast Wisconsin Council, Boy Scouts of America will partner with Gateway Technical College to offer special adult leader training and merit badge skill center will be held at Gateway Technology College Kenosha Campus on 30th Avenue in Kenosha. The day for everyone will begin in the Madrigrano Center with an opening ceremony at 8:00 a.m. Some merit badge participants will be transported to Gateway facilities at the CATI Center in Sturtevant and the Horizon Center in Kenosha with others badges offered at the Biocatt Center at the 30th Avenue location. All adult leader training will be at the Kenosha Campus on 30th Avenue in various classrooms. Lunch and a participation patch (for Merit Badge Tech) will be included in a minimal registration fee of $5.00.
The University of Scouting training will be for all Adults with Cub Scout Leaders sessions in the morning and Boy Scout Leaders in the afternoon. Seasoned veteran volunteers will conduct these very informative training sessions. Please look for more information at each District Roundtable in January and February.
All Boy Scouts age 12 and above* will be allowed to participate in one merit badge skill center delivered by Gateway Staff, Community Partners and Merit Badge Counselors. There will be more information on sign-up and merit badges offered on our website www.sewisbsa.com in mid-January with online registration opening on February 1, 2011. Imagine doing automotive maintenance, plant science,aviation, electronics, personal management, surveying, computers, home repair and others, with top community partners and knowledgeable staff from Gateway Tech. Space will be limited for each merit badge so make sure to register February 1, 2011.
Parents of Scouts will be welcome to attend any adult leader training and Gateway Technical Staff will be offering informational sessions on college planning including a tour of the facilities. Life to Eagle training will begin immediately after the closing ceremony at 3:30 in the Madrigrano Center at Gateway's Kenosha Campus and last and hour and a half. All Scouts and parents are welcome to attend. The focus is to assist Scouts working towards the rank of Eagle Scout to Be Prepared.
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Francis Gary Powers
Francis Gary Powers was born into a working class family in Burdine, Kentucky.
After graduating from Milligan College in Eastern Tennessee in 1950 he volunteered for the US Air Force. He was trained in Greenwich, Missouri and Phoenix, Arizona. He was assigned to the 468th Strategic Fighter Squadron at Turner Air Force Base, Georgia as an F-84 Thunderjet pilot. Although assigned to operational flying in the Korean War he in fact moved to the Lockheed Aircraft Company.
In 1956 he left the Air Force with the rank of Captain and soon after joined the Central Intelligence Agency's secret U-2 spy plane programme. He went to Navada for training. The cover story was that he was employed by NASA on high-altitude sampling and weather research. In fact he was part of a secret aerial reconnaissance unit tasked with overflying Soviet and Warsaw Pact territory.
Many of the flights originated in Turkey, crossing Iran before entering Soviet air space over the Caspian Sea. They then returned over Afghanistan and Pakistan before landing back in Turkey.
In April 1960 Powers was at Peshawar in Pakistan. On 1 May he took off with a flight plan over the Aral Sea, Sverdlovsk, Kirov, Archangel, Murmansk landing in Bodo, Norway. His mission was to photograph missile launching sites and other important military establishments. Powers entered Soviet air space at 20,000m (65,000ft). His aircraft was damaged by a Soviet ground to air missile near Sverdlovsk. He parachuted to safety but was almost immediately captured. The CIA assured American President Dwight D Eisenhower that neither the pilot nor the plane could be recovered. Gary Powers had the facilities to destroy both the U-2 and its intelligence payload. He also carried a lethal dose of curare for suicide. He used none of these.
The US President issued a plausible denial but very quickly was found to be lying when the Soviet authorities produced not only the American pilot but parts of his plane.
Powers was tried for espionage on 17 August 1960. He said very little at his trial and pleaded guilty. He was convicted and sentenced to three years' imprisonment and seven years hard labour. However, on 10 February 1962, twenty-one months after his capture, he was exchanged in a spy swap for Soviet KGB Colonel Vilyan Fisher (aka Rudolph Abel) at the Glienicker Bridge, Berlin, Germany.
On his return to the US Powers was criticized for having failed to destroy his aircraft and its payload and not committing suicide. He was debriefed by the CIA, Lockheed and the USAF before appearing in front of a Senate Armed Services Select Committee hearing in March 1962. They concluded he had obeyed orders, not divulged critical information and had attempted to mislead his Soviet interrogators. They felt he had conducted himself "as a fine young man under dangerous circumstances".
Gary Powers severed his relationship with the CIA and went to work for Lockheed as a test pilot. In 1970 he co-wrote a book about the Incident, called Operation Overflight: A Memoir of the U-2 Incident. He left Lockheed and went to work for KNBC, a Los Angeles radio station, providing weather and traffic reports; first from Cessna light aircraft and then helicopters. He and his crew died on 1 August 1977 in a helicopter crash. President Jimmy Carter authorized his burial at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington DC.
The U-2 Incident not only left the Americans humiliated politically and technologically, but it also brought the 1960 Paris Summit between the superpowers to a halt. With the Soviets now able to bring down the high flying spy planes the West had to turn to other means of intelligence gathering; the era of the spy satellite had arrived.


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Post credit crunch, most people would expect investors - or would-be ones - to focus on how to gain returns from any financial product, while other considerations such as ethical concerns have headed out of the door.
Not so, it seems. An Ipsos Mori/Eiris consumer survey that dropped into my email box today, showed nearly half of UK consumers are keen to find out about the ethical credentials of their next investment. Given that most of those polled are already investors, they are likely to have some relevant views.
They felt banks and other financial institutions should prioritise concerns such as protecting human rights, investing in fair trade, protecting the environment and tackling climate change. These are now the hot issues rather than the more traditional ones of manufacturing relating to alcohol, tobacco and gambling, says Eiris, the Ethical Investment Research Service.
But there is still a long way to go. Awareness of ethical financial products is low as is trust, with more than a third not believing claims made by financial providers. But only 15 per cent thought ethical products were likely to underperform similar standard products.
They might want to take a look at a report brought out this week by Mercer, the consultant, that lays out volumes of academic research on how taking account of environmental, social and corporate governance issues can have a positive impact on portfolio returns.
One thing is sure. Green, social and ethical funds have grown considerably in number and size in Europe over the past year, in spite of the fall-out from the financial crisis.
The number of retail funds increased over the year to the end of June to 683 from 537, or by 27 per cent, according to Vigeo, a corporate social responsibility ratings agency, and Morningstar.


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Talk:World Archives Project: West Yorkshire, England, School Records, 1855-1914
Extra Keying Helps
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
Questions and Answers
If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
Q: When there are two names on one image (one on the left side/one on the right side), do we key each name in a separate section or continue in list form?
- A: In cases where you have more than one name on the image you continue to key in the same section on the next record.
Q: I have a set where there is tissue paper inserted between the pages as used to be found in old photo albums. The information is reasonably easily visble through the tissue paper but the tissue paper is moved from side to side in alternate images. Should I transcribe the information under the tissue paper in the first image then mark the second image as a duplicate?
- A: We would prefer to have the first image, covered with tissue paper, to be marked as the duplicate and key the uncovered, and presumably more clear, image. Obviously if it is the last image in the image set then yes, key the tissue covered image. Annafechter 21:48, 7 September 2013 (UTC)
Q: Thanks Anna but the tissue is moved from one side to the other so in all images tissue paper is partly obscuring some of the data. In the first image the left page, the one with the most data is clear and the right side (with the date of admission) is covered but still very easiy visible.
- In that case choose the image that is the most clear to key and mark the other as a duplicate. Thank you for the explanation. (And yes, this is the case in general for all projects.)
If you have a suggestion or would like to make an addition to the project page, click "EDIT" and post your suggestion here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
1914 form
If the event date is actually 1914 do we use the post 1914 form or the standard form for keying?
- A: Any record with a 1914 date should be classified as a Post 1914 form type.
I have keyed quite a few sets of these and I am now reveiwing some. On the reveiw sets I am finding that most keyers are confused with the form types i.e. Admission instead of Commitment and using the Admission date as the Event Date.
Also, many have inferred gender when it is not shown. Is this correct?
I have found on some records when reading through it does refer to the child as his/him when it does say this I will put male but if nothing on record I don't, as far as the admission/commitment I have indexed them as admitted, I have asked many questions regarding this project via email and had no rely....now I have stopped indexing in fear of doing it wrong
- Just curious where you are emailing and not getting a reply - is it the support email, firstname.lastname@example.com? Annafechter 21:50, 7 September 2013 (UTC)
Form Types
For the avoidance of doubt, could somebody please confirm that the sample image shown for "ADMISSIONS" on the help page is the only image where the Admissions form is used.
- I have looked through many more images and although I haven't found any other examples of an Admission I can tell you I have seen far more Commitments than Admissions. Annafechter 21:52, 7 September 2013 (UTC)


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April 16, 1921 — Moisei, Romania
Saul was born to a Jewish family in the small northern Transylvanian town of Moisei, famous for its 18th-century monastery, to which many Christians came on pilgrimage. Saul's family was religious. His father transported lumber to several mills in the area.
1933-39: My brothers and I attended a Jewish school held at our neighbor's home. A rabbi led us in prayers and we learned quotations from holy texts. After my schooling I needed to learn a trade, so I decided to become a tailor. Jews were not well-liked in my town. Returning home from work, my father was harassed by several townspeople; to humiliate him, they caught my father and pretended to baptize him.
1940-45: In 1940 Hungary annexed northern Transylvania. I was deported to various labor camps until 1944, when I arrived at Ebensee, a subcamp of Mauthausen. I was digging a trench when a guard pulled me out of line. At first he spoke to me in a friendly tone, but then he stepped forward and pushed up my chin, demanding, "Where's your God?" When I pointed to the sky he punched me in the gut. He repeated his question; I answered the same and he punched me in the face. As I spit out my teeth he asked again; I pointed at him.
Saul was liberated in May 1945 when the U.S. Army reached Dachau. After living in Austria for some time, Saul emigrated to Israel and later moved to the United States.
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This is What Slash's Wife Kicked
Just when you thought performing with the Black Eyed Peas last night was the most offensive thing Slash could ever do, it turns out Samantha Slopes (above) is the woman his wife Perla Ferrar decided to kick in the stomach backstage at an Ozzy concert thus defying all laws of logic and physics. TMZ reports:
Sources close to Slopes tell us … the model claims she and Slash had interacted online multiple times in the past year and she went to the Ozzy concert to watch Slash perform.
Slopes has told friends she was watching the show in the crowd when Slash and his wife Perla suddenly approached her … and Slash told her, "You caused a lot of trouble."
Slopes claims Perla suddenly kicked her in the stomach — and had to be dragged away by security.
I've been sitting here trying to wrap my head around the logistics of how an attack like this is even physically possible, but all I keep coming up with is Slash forgoing rock star ass to talk to fat chicks on the Internet all day when his wife's not around, which is just messed up. I've read stories about kids with cancers that are less depressing. I'm not saying someone needs to take Slash out to the shed and put him down, but I'm also not saying Ted Nugent wouldn't be into it. We should feel him out.


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The outstanding work of a Winnipeg Free Press photographer has come into a national focus.
Ruth Bonneville, a photojournalist at the Free Press, is among the nominees for the 2013 National Pictures of the Year awards, it was announced Monday night.
Bonneville is nominated in two different areas -- the feature category and the social issues category.
Tim Smith, a photographer at the Brandon Sun, is also up for a pair of awards, including 2013 photojournalist of the year. He is also nominated in the pictorial category.
The awards are put on by the News Photographers Association of Canada (NPAC), which recognizes the excellence of photojournalists across the country. The winners will be announced at the 2013 National Pictures of the Year Awards Gala in Vancouver May 24.
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Wizzdo - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkMicrosoft has made tremendous progress in the Office 365 suite compared to Google over the last few years. Google to this day, after years and year of complaints from Apps users, has done nothing to address the terrible lack of usable Contact sharing. Microsoft's offering, while still in need of work, is substantially better along with their support. Furthermore, unless you're in the USA, Google has completely ignored non-profits and education institutions. Users, again, have been asking for many years when Google will offer the similar benefits to non-profits and education in other countries only to hear "soon" but get nothing. Microsoft, on the other hand, is miles ahead in their offering world-wide. Google did away with the standard "free" version of GApps and in the meantime the early adopters are now being punished with a slow continual erosion of usefulness. Google's "Do no evil" should be changed to "Do no evil, but do no good either". If I were looking at a Cloud Suite for my company today, I'd be looking at Microsoft with Google near the bottom of the list. I used to be a big fan but have lost patience with a company that seems to ignore the critical needs of its users and put such little effort into supporting NGO's and Education (beyond the US). Reply
CSMR - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkDoes "support" mean full, correct support of office documents, or just the ability to work with most of these documents without crashing.
Given that Google's products, while exciting, are mostly beta quality, and the office documents specifications are very complex, I would expect it is the latter. Reply
TheSlamma - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkI think he means picking up the phone and talking to someone on the other end. I can't even get a decent call to a sales team either.
Sorry but throwing out numbers of top universities that use them doesn't mean it's a good product, uni's have classically used poor products Reply
ruthan - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkMaybe time to upload some ultimate Excel sheets with lots of equation and VB scripts and see, beatifull crash :)
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BALTIMORE -- The deep eighth-inning drive off Adam Jones' bat disappeared over the left-center-field fence to find a safe landing spot in the bullpen, and the Yankees' hopes of catching the Orioles in the American League East may have vanished with it.
Dellin Betances served up a game-tying Jonathan Schoop homer, spoiling his third inning of relief, and Jones blasted a go-ahead three-run homer off Shawn Kelley that sent the Yankees to a 5-3 loss on Wednesday at Camden Yards. The defeat dropped New York a season-high eight games behind Baltimore for the division lead.
"That's where we are? Well, I think we were more looking at that second Wild Card spot," Kelley said. "That's a little bit better number. That seems a little more achievable at this point, but we've got to win every day. We've got to go out there and we got to win series and we got to win in our division. We didn't get it done."
The Yankees have lost four straight games, and on a night when managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner warned a few blocks from Camden Yards that the team's consistency "needs to change," they fell 3 1/2 games behind the Tigers for the second Wild Card spot.
"We've got to start winning series again," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "We have not won the last two series and we've put ourselves in a little bit of a hole."
Michael Pineda returned to a big league mound for the first time since April 23 and came out of the gate firing, retiring the first 12 Orioles he faced, but the Yankees saw signs of fatigue in the fifth inning and cut his evening short after just 67 pitches.
"I'm feeling good," Pineda said. "I feel like I want to pitch more, but it's my first start."
Asking their bullpen for extra credit, Betances answered the call with two scoreless innings before he hung a slider to Schoop, who cemented his status as a bona fide Yankee killer this season with a fly ball into the first row of seats in left field.
"It was a slider that didn't do much," Betances said. "It was a terrible pitch, and he put a good swing on it."
Four of Schoop's 11 homers this season have come off Yankees pitching, against whom he is hitting .379 (11-for-29) with 11 RBIs.
"I don't know exactly why, but I think I put more emphasis, more focus on [those at-bats]," Schoop said. "I need to learn how to do that every at-bat."
The Yankees had David Robertson ready in the bullpen, and Girardi said that he planned to ask Robertson for a four-out save if Betances had retired Schoop. It never got that far, and Kelley couldn't keep the game tied, allowing a hit and a walk before Jones connected for his 23rd homer.
"We had a lead late, and that's one thing we've done well as a whole, as a bullpen," Kelley said. "A lot of that's on me tonight."
After his trip around the bases, television cameras caught Jones exchanging a few salty words with Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli from Baltimore's dugout. Jones explained the back-and-forth, saying, "Two competitors. That's pretty much it."
"It's tough right now. They've been hitting really good," Cervelli said. "They have a couple hitters that are really hot right now. I give them a lot of credit. Maybe I put down the wrong fingers."
Cervelli's two-run homer in the third inning accounted for the Yankees' offensive production against Orioles starter Chris Tillman, who held New York to five hits over seven innings.
Darren O'Day was credited with the win in relief, pitching a scoreless eighth, and Zach Britton closed the game out for his 25th save despite allowing a run in the ninth.
It was an outcome that Girardi had to watch from the clubhouse; he had been ejected in the seventh inning by home-plate umpire Gerry Davis for arguing an interference call on Stephen Drew at first base.
Girardi said before the game that he thought Pineda could throw 85 pitches, but that leash proved to be shorter than advertised. Girardi said he saw Pineda's pitches start to elevate in the fifth, as Nelson Cruz doubled to open the inning for Baltimore's first hit.
"We thought he started to get the ball up a little bit," Girardi said. "[Seventy-two] pitches in Triple-A and 70 pitches here, there's a different intensity level. He got a ball up to Cruz, and I thought he got a ball up to [Ryan] Flaherty. He got a ball up to Schoop. We just thought he was done."
Cruz came around to score on Flaherty's sacrifice fly, the only blemish against Pineda, who struck out four without a walk. The start offered encouragement that the Yankees are a better team with Pineda, regardless of which objective they are now fighting for.
"We can do it. This is not done yet," Cervelli said. "We're going to play good baseball. [Thursday's] day off is going to help. We'll come fresh and ready to play."
Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @bryanhoch and read his MLBlog, Bombers Beat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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