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Pneumothorax is a condition in which air collects in the space between the lungs and the chest wall. This air pocket puts pressure on the lung and can collapse a portion of the lung.
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- Secondary spontaneous pneumothorax—Caused by air leaks from damaged lung tissue. Tissue is often weakened from lung disease, injury, or mechanical ventilation.
- Tension pneumothorax—Caused by trauma to the lungs and/or chest cavity (ribs and muscles). This is the most serious type because the collapse is more rapid and involves a larger amount of lung. It may affect the heart's ability to pump blood.
- Catamenial pneumothorax (women only)—caused by small holes in the diaphragm muscle. Occurs within 72 hours of start or end of menstrual cycle and most often associated with endometriosis.
Risk Factors
Primary spontaneous pneumothorax is more common in tall, thin young men, generally from teenagers up to the age of 30. Other factors that may increase your chance of primary spontaneous pneumothorax include smoking or having a genetic abnormality.
Weakened lung tissue increases your risk of secondary spontaneous pneumothorax. Conditions that can cause weak lung tissue include:
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- Connective tissue diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis or scleroderma
Factors that may increase your chance of tension pneumothorax include:
- Penetrating or blunt force trauma to the chest
- Having a medical or surgical procedure
- Mechanical ventilation
- Smoking
Pneumothorax may cause:
- Sudden, sharp pain in the chest that becomes worse during coughing or taking deep breaths
- Acute shortness of breath
- Cough
- Mild fever
- Fatigue
- Tightness in the chest
- Rapid heartbeat
- Bluish color of the skin due to a lack of oxygen
- Flaring of the nostrils
- Feelings of anxiety, stress, and tension
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A needle may be inserted into the affected area. The excess air can be pulled out of the chest cavity through the needle.
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- Removing part or all of the lining that adheres to the chest wall—pleurectomy
- Removing any lung lesions
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Follow-up is an important part of any pneumothorax treatment plan. More than half of people with a pneumothorax have a recurrence.
Prevention will depend on the cause. If you smoke, talk with your doctor about how you can quit.
Other steps to help reduce your risk include:
- Wear a seatbelt when in a motor vehicle to help prevent accident-related chest trauma.
- Stop smoking.
- If you have a history of pneumothorax, it is often recommended that you avoid scuba diving.
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Save 2010 Census - no images to be preserved
[Editor's Note: While the issues discussd in this article remain of interest to all genealogists, the particular issue regarding the preservation of 2010 Census data had been clarified by NARA, as indicated in the update article by CCGS President Bob Ward on March 8, 2010.]
The Census Bureau and the National Archives have agreed to throw out the 2010 census forms after archiving statistical data. This means that seventy-two years later genealogist will see – nothing -.
The same authorities planned to do this to the 2000 census, too. A January 1999 Supreme Court ruling forced the Census Bureau to redesign data collection by prohibiting the use of sampling. Responding to an inquiry from Congressman Waxman of the census oversight committee, the Census Bureau and the National Archives reevaluated their decision. Images of all 2000 census forms were copied onto microfilm.
For 2010, the Census Bureau and the National Archives once again plan to make a data file rather than capture images of the census forms. Data Killers, a shredding and degaussing company, has a one-year contract to destroy on-site Census Bureau data.
If earlier officials had been so short sighted, millions of Americans could not have used the 1880 census to prove their ages and
qualify for Social Security. What if a future prospective citizen must prove he or she was in the United States in 2010? Who knows what crucial uses this information may fulfill?If in seventy-two years, you'd like your descendants to be able to see your census form, act now or it will not happen. [You could even write them a message on the form.] As in 2000, Congress can persuade these agencies to reconsider. Send letters supporting the imagining of the 2010 census forms to:
Rep. Ed Towns
Chairman, Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
U.S. House of Representatives
2157 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
Rep. Darrell Issa
Ranking Minority Member, Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
U.S. House of Representatives
B-350 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, D.C, 20515
Senator Tom Carper
Chairman, Subcommittee on Federal Financial Management, Government Information, Federal Services, and International Security
432 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
Senator John McCain
Ranking Minority Member, Subcommittee on Federal Financial Management, Government information, Federal Services, and International Security
241 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
You can also address your concerns to:
Adrienne Thomas
Acting Archivist
National Archives and Records Administration
8601 Adelphi Road
College Park, MD 20741-6001
Thomas Messenbourg
Acting Director
U. S. Census Bureau
4600 Silver Hill Road
Washington, D.C. 20233
84 comments:
- Nancy A. DanielsFebruary 13, 2010 at 1:44 PM
Are there any e-mail addresses to contact these people?ReplyDelete
- Claire BettagFebruary 17, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Would you please post this to the APG forum (both lists)? Or give permission for us to post a link there to your blog?ReplyDelete
BTW, Adrienne Thomas was Acting Archivist until David S. Ferriero was confirmed as Archivist in November, 2009. He will receive emails sent to: email@example.com
Claire Bettag
Claire -ReplyDelete
Thanks for visiting our site, and you certainly may link to anything we have here.
You can contact Bob Ward, the author of the article by finding his email address on our Contact Us page. I am not sure if he is an APG Member to be able to post in the forums. It may be simpler to link here anyway.
Thank you also for the information on David Ferriero.
Chris Geanacopoulos,
CCGS Webmaster
- claire BettagFebruary 17, 2010 at 9:20 PM
Thank you. I've contacted Ward, who kindly gave permission to post to the APG site. He, BTW, suggested I contact you, Chris, to get your permission as well. I'll post the link to the article.ReplyDelete
Thank you,
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2010 at 2:05 PM
Here's another argument for saving this data: Congressional districts get redrawn based on census data. If the data is destroyed, then there will be no proof of the original information. It needs to be preserved.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2010 at 8:48 PM
I got a link to this from the genealogy society I'm a member of. Hopefully the news of this will be spread. Also if the representatives above won't accept letters or emails from non constituents, please contact your own Representatives. Most of them accept emails via their own websites.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2010 at 12:58 PM
I just put it on my Facebook profile and page, which is for my genealogy business. Will put it on my twitter page as well.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2010 at 6:06 PM
Please do not dispose of the 2010 Census. What a hole the burning of the 1890 Census left for the genealogist trying to find their ancestors. Surely, that should alert everyone to the need to preserve the 2010 Census.ReplyDelete
thank you for your important information. Let's keep getting the word out! Do not destroy the census info. It is very important for the reasons sited in the previous comments and article.ReplyDelete
It would be another convienent way for libs to control the issue, as the evidence would be gone.
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2010 at 6:35 PM
Please do not destroy the collected census for 2010. These records should be preserved for future citizens.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 10:55 AM
This is penny wise, pound foolish. Surely we have seen the value of saving these records!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 11:59 AM
This would be a major setback for future genealogists. We rely upon the census images to prove many vital facts for our ancestors. Sometimes this is the only proof we can find about them. Please preserve the census images.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 1:01 PM
For what reason would they want to dispose of the forms for the 2010 census. Keeping the forms outweigh any reason not to keep them. Why fix something if it isn't brokenReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 3:16 PM
What idiots in Washington have not been aware of the importance of keeping census records for all time? This is valuable information for finance, demographics, trends in population movement and not the least for the thousands who make up a big business called genealogy. Please reconsider that the cost of destroying records that can never be recovered isn't worth what ever savings you think there will be - there will only be loss. Remember what the cost was when the 1890 records were lost - a huge gap of population data, trends in growing industry and much more.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 3:26 PM
I can only echo this comment, could not have said it better.ReplyDelete
What idiots in Washington have not been aware of the importance of keeping census records for all time? This is valuable information for finance, demographics, trends in population movement and not the least for the thousands who make up a big business called genealogy. Please reconsider that the cost of destroying records that can never be recovered isn't worth what ever savings you think there will be - there will only be loss. Remember what the cost was when the 1890 records were lost - a huge gap of population data, trends in growing industry and much more.
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 3:53 PM
Maybe Mags can post some evidence that this is some plot by the "libs" to control . . . what?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 4:20 PM
Why does everyone think it's the Liberals that do this? Why not assume it's another Republican plot to save yet another dollar?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 4:28 PM
The U. S. census has been an archive for any and everyone doing any sort of family history. It has proved to verify family relationships as well as the migration paths of families we may never have located.ReplyDelete
Please, do not let this vital part of history be destroyed. A visable document is always better than someone's transcription of what they think the spelling is.
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 4:33 PM
I just wrote both my senators and my Congressional representative to ask them to do whatever they can to support the effort to keep the Census from being destroyed, and I'll write to the officials listed above. I encourage everyone else to do the same. It's important to save this valuable information for future generations.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 5:25 PM
I agree that writing to your Congressional representatives is generally more effective than to officials within the U.S. Census, who promoted the policy in the first place. A letter or E-mail that is short and itemized as to the effects will be read, most likely. Bill, in Idaho.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 6:24 PM
How can this happen to all of the people who love doing geneaology, who spend hours searching? Is this totally legal?Save this information for future generations who will try looking for me, and you!!!ReplyDelete
Lea Roberts
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 7:24 PM
Even if it were not kept for genealogy purposes, what about those adoptees who never discovered who their parents were when they were alive, but who could get many clues to their origins from censuses?ReplyDelete
That's how I found my family after they were all gone and discovered a genetic disease that I got tested for and am only a carrier. So are my children carriers (they have two of the four genes that lead to having the condition).
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 8:17 PM
I agree that family history is important as the census goes. However, I have thought over the past many years that the census was unimportant as I cannot honestly recall the last time my family was visited or mailed a census form. I'll soon be 77 and can only believe that I am a statistic based upon an unreliable average for my family and its makeup. I have lost all respect for our government's responsiblily to it's people; only concern for each member's own wellfare which is the bottom line in their efforts. I do not expect to be visited in 2010.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 9:03 PM
I can't believe they would even consider destroying the census files. How ridiculous when the census records are one of our most valuable genealogical resource.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 9:38 PM
I can't understand their reasoning. Is there an ulterior motive behind this? Why should we bother with the census questions if it will be destroyed.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 9:50 PM
Did they really think we would change our minds and WANT the census destroyed? We didn't want it destroyed before, why would we now? I thought WE the PEOPLE were the ones running this government?!ReplyDelete
- Bob WitherspoonFebruary 26, 2010 at 5:04 AM
Destroying the 2010 census forms after the data has been extracted is a logical step in this technological age. The 2010 census form is not like the 1880 or even 1930 form. The 2010 form does not list data for 50 individuals, as in the old days. Each household will receive one booklet. Each booklet is five pages long with space for ten questions about the household and several more personal information questions about each inhabitant. Instead of imaging one form for 50 people in 1880, we would be asking for the government to image five individual pages of forms, containing data on from one up to a dozen people, for every household in the U.S. Not very practical. We need to be concerned with whether all of the personal data (name, age, birth date, race, relationship, etc.) is retained and made available to researchers in 72 to 100 years from now. That is the question I have asked of the National Archives. Perhaps Mr. Ward would tell us the sources for his posting or can clarify whether it is just the forms or all the personal data obtained from the forms which will be destroyed.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 7:48 AM
This is crazy to destroy the information we give. At least back it up somewhere digitually. M. A. Siler, Kentucky GenealogistReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 12:07 PM
Dear Sirs and Madams. Sometimes the census documents are the only way to find past relatives. Destroying the records makes no sense. If it is being claimed that it cost too much, then you need to look at the current administration squandering Trillions. Please reconsider the decision to not save the census information. Please perserve our heritage. Thank you in advance for changing your position. MJ Johnson, CA Genealogist.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 2:17 PM
We all know congress( and also read ACLU) is not going to allow anything to be preserved that might be a paper trail to all the tricks they may want to pull in the future. Heavan forbid congress could be held to actual facts when they want to redraw district lines to influence an election( an already common trick). All the above comments are interesting and have a lot of value, and seem to reflect a common thread, SAVE THE RESULTS, and not just the "trust me on this" commentsReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 5:06 PM
I am not sure I underdstand exactly what the government intends to do with the 2010 census.ReplyDelete
I can't see going to the expense of collecting the information if it is just going to be destroyed once they see it.
we as genealogists, can make copies of the census forms when we fill them out and file with our other records.
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 5:07 PM
If they can retain and preserve records from way back in the 1600's and 1700's, it should not be that hard to continue to preserve them from today. In fact it is so much easier. They have Federal Reserve Centers for this purpose. Are they going to close them down now and save money? They have definite motive in doing this. Just what is it? I do think illegal immigration has a lot to do with it. I resent having to prove I am a natural born citizen and how could I or my descendants prove this if these records are destroyed. We have money for everything else, so why not this? If they are going to destroy them, then don't even bother to take the census.ReplyDelete
- Brenda Cauthen GriffithFebruary 26, 2010 at 5:47 PM
This is truly a very wrong thing to do. We treasure the census records of past. Any person interested in finding their ancestors go to the census first. Please re-think this outragous act of distroying the census records. These have to be saved for future genealogist. I have used the census records to trace my ancestors back to 1790 and found three of my ancestors were patriots of the Revolutionary War. This enabled me and thousands other women to become members of the DAR. Please, Please, preserve this important information.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 7:50 PM
Do you mean to tell me that all of the work that is being done for this census will bascially be for NOTHING?! Give me a break. As a census worker and a family genealogist I can't believe they would even think of doing such a thing. It might not help me now since it won't be available until 2082; but, it would help our country, etc. as well as my grandchildren or great-grandchildren in years to come.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 8:10 PM
Please let's not lose this census. Due to the burning of the 1890 census I cannot connect to the orignial ancestor who came to this country from Netherlands nor can I find anything about my great grandparents. I want my future ancestors to find me among the piles of Information out there. Please keep this word out don't let it fall by the wayside!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2010 at 10:13 PM
This would be throwing away our descendants' heritage and important information. Like others, I wish that the 1890 census hadn't burnt. I understand that there are too many pages to scan, but to shred all of it is also a waste of taxpayers' money, after the cost of all the expensive commercials, and the salaries of census takers. Genealogy is important in so many ways. It can bring families together, show when somebody was alive, and where they lived, and show relationships, and an idea of where the ancestor was from. Please don't take this away from the American people.ReplyDelete
A Tennesse Genealogist
- D. Roberts, IdahoFebruary 26, 2010 at 11:49 PM
All world wide genealogists will be greatly sadden if this happens, when we find our ancestors names back in history we get a warm connection feeling in our heart. Our descendants will not have that opportunity to connect with us and to be a part of us if the census records are destroyed and a part of them will be lost forever leaving a void in their lives, we must do all we can to preserve our records for that wonderful connection.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 2:25 AM
Okay...so let's get started in seeing that this doesn't happen. Let's contact those listed, call newspapers and TV stations, write letters to the editors, stating our opinion....get attention going, explain the detrimental impact of not keeping the census images. Unless engaged in genealogy research most of my friends seem to have no objection, however, when I explain the importance most of them support keeping the original data...get them engaged. I'd say it's up to those of us who understand the importance of the census to step up and do something.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 9:51 AM
why don't you all just call the census bureau and talk to their history dept. The gentleman there will explain to you that the census indeed may not be on microfilm, but instead in electronic form..data will be captured and an electronic image of the cesus made. then it can be scanned and read..same as on the microfilm, only it will be in digital form. It will be saved someway...the final decision has not been made whether it will be microfilm or digital..ReplyDelete
I don't care how famous someone is, when I see an article like this one, I make calls and verify for myself..he is right, the census may not be on microfilm but it seems like he never investigated any farther to see what they were going to do with it.If you note, he did not quote to where he received this information..
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 12:03 PM
If the 2010 census is digitized will the funds to re-digitize to keep up with advancements in technology be funded? Has this even been considered? It is my understanding that the US Post Office must re-digitize every 10 years. Experience has shown me personally that some old discs and floppies no longer are readable by my 2009 pc. At least, microfilm images can be enlarged and read for at least 80 years.ReplyDelete
As Registrar of my DAR chapter, I know how important it is for genealogists to have access to the US CENSUS records. Migration patterns, types of employment, religous preferences of our ancestors, proof of citizenship and/or nationality give the family a sense of place and belonging that should be available for future generations.
V.Melton, Madison,TN
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 12:32 PM
What can we do to stop this insanity?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 1:30 PM
Hitler destroyed deeds(no more privately owned property), bibles (no more religious beliefs), books(no more knowledge of the world) marriages records, all newspapers & yes the German census. It was his goal to take the individual and make him simply a part of the whole, by destroying his history, beliefs, valuable records, every German became ONE German. No one would have a single identity. We all know who Hitler was - he almost succeded. It all began in a suttle way.ReplyDelete
We must preserve all our records including census records, so that 1,000 years from now people on planet earth will know we existed and how we lived and know we were individuals Let us not destroy the history of the United States and its people. SAVE OUR CENSUS RECORDS
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 3:31 PM
Pllease do not destroy the 2110 census records.ReplyDelete
There will be millions of people who will want to have the information contained in these records unknown years from now.
Charles Middlebrooks, Texas
Anonmymous said.I can'y believe they wouldwant to destroy these records,Thats crazy they can easily keep them and its important to the redistricting,Perhaps thats why they want to destroy them.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 8:14 PM
This would be a major setback for future genealogists. We rely upon the census images to prove many vital facts for our ancestors. Sometimes this is the only proof we can find about them. Please preserve the census images.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 27, 2010 at 11:23 PM
Obviously the decision makers on this matter have NO IDEA about the value of census data to researchers! To destroy these records would be criminal! Consider the lack of information we deal with today resulting from the loss of the 1890 census! This insane action MUST BE STOPPED.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2010 at 12:46 PM
I've found the images aren't always the same as the transcriptions. But does it matter if the image is on microfilm or digital, as long as it's "upgraded" with new technology? The census needs to be saved not just for us genealogists, but for all the other reasons the census is taken. If you've seen the 2010 form, the questions are minimal, but we still want to have them saved with names. And please do fill out your form, folks. Don't cut of your nose to spite your face! I suspect it will do more good to contact our own Senators and Representatives.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2010 at 4:15 PM
If the records were not going to be preserved, then why ask the questions to begin with? And truthfully, why should we be surprised at this happening? This is just one more thing that is being changed with our new government.ReplyDelete
I support NOT destroying the records. If we, THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, take the time and energy to fill out the information, then it should be documented for posterity!! I want my grandkids and great grandkids to be able to find out their geneology.
- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2010 at 6:06 PM
AS the first commenter said..... Don't these people have email addresses? They will 'destroy' the paper letters anyway!ReplyDelete
Mags: why must you throw politics into the mix. That was a really disgusting comment. And unworthy of any genealogist.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2010 at 11:27 PM
Federal law mandates that your answers to the Census are protected for 72 years and at that point the findings are turned over to the National ArchievesReplyDelete
Have letters written and ready to mail to the six officials listed in the article and have added a few of my own. But I would like the citation for the action to be taken. Is there Legislative approval of this proposed action anywhere?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 10:58 AM
please keep the census active,it has helped me fomd some of my lost familyReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 11:20 AM
Please preserve the 2010 Census images for future generations.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 11:41 AM
Who is the Hitler in our government? Isn't the government supposed to be for the people? Everything we strive for is being destroyed by certain people just doing what they want without considering our wishes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 11:47 AM
Aunt Judy, There is nothing wrong with what Mags said because it is the truth and that is where this whole problem is coming from!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 6:10 PM
What is the point of destroying these Records? We have all worked hard to pass this information on to our children and grandchildren.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 9:07 PM
I am hopeful that they don't decide to not keep the 2010 census. If it is a cost saving measure, perhaps Congress could bypass giving themselves another raise.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2010 at 9:35 PM
First off, the Census isn't intended for genealogy use. We just lucked out. It's only legal purpose is to help determine the number of seats your state has in the U.S. House of Representatives and apportion federal funds for things like hospitals, schools, emergency services and public works projects (roads and bridges).ReplyDelete
The 2010 census only has 10 questions asking for the names of people living in a residence, their birth date (their birth certificate is the primary source for this; not the census), their self-defined ethnicity and home ownership status. The data will be digitized (we are in a digital -- not microfilm -- age) and the original paper will be destroyed. The information isn't destroyed. Just the turning-to-dust cheap paper it was collected on.
If you do a good job passing your family history to your relatives, your descendants won't need the infinitesimal information this census is collecting. They will have the genealogical information you collected on a CD (in text and GEDCOM formats) that you gave out to all your relatives. Or they will find your basic tree (at least) on a site like Ancestry, FHC, Geni, etc.
You can see a copy of the census form at http://2010.census.gov/2010census/how/interactive-form.php
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 10:16 AM
Has anyone who knows how connected this information to Cyndi's List Genealogy? It should reach a large audience there.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 1:38 PM
Anonymous said...ReplyDelete
Please do not destroy the 2010 census. we need the infomation it contains--not only for the genealogists but for the gov't as well.
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 2:12 PM
Please do not destroy the 2010 census. we need the infomation it contains--for our familys & who knows how it will be needed later on.ReplyDelete
The National Archives and Records Administration has written a post on this subject. It is available on NARAtions at http://blogs.archives.gov/online-public-access/?p=1192ReplyDelete
This post clarifies that the final disposition of the records of the 2010 census has not been determined. However, preliminary discussions between NARA and the Census Bureau indicate that scanned digital images and the unedited file containing response data are being proposed for permanent retention.
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 3:41 PM
contact congress....you can find a link to yours via boortz.comReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 7:40 PM
All data must be kept in CD form, or any evolving electronic method. Unless we remember from whence we came, we will continue to make the same mistakes. One county in the midwest decided to purge its records in 1900. They remain a one-horse town to this day. Save our heritage!ReplyDelete
From one who searches for lost grandparents
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 7:49 PM
Once again someone is taking something very important from us. If you can put hundreds of songs on a very small ipod what is stopping the goverment from putting all the information from the census on a disk and saving it that way. It's not like they have to store all the paper copies. Please reconsider.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 2, 2010 at 7:53 PM
Please, do not destroy the 2010 and all those that have gone before this date.I have found a lot of my ancesters from them.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 3, 2010 at 7:23 AM
+I totally agree with everyone who says they should NOT destroy census records. What is this United States of America coming down to when they say "destroy records" that could be so vitally important in the years to come for the future generations?ReplyDelete
The information in this blog is NOT correct. The 2010 Census will not be destroyed and lost forever. The forms will be preserved in a digital format. Please read what the National Archives has to say about this wild rumor! http://blogs.archives.gov/online-public-access/?p=1192 It appears that the fears of liberals is once again false... and Aunt Judy is correct!ReplyDelete
I am John G. West, President of the Tri-State Genealogical Society, Past President & current Historian of the Ohio Valley Chapter of SAR. State Historian of the Indiana Society Sons of the American Revolution. Indiana State Fair 4-H Genealogy Project Judge.
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2010 at 7:37 PM
I went to the website of the National Archives and posted a question. This is the response I received.ReplyDelete
NARA and the 2010 Census
Portions of the genealogical community are under the impression that the 2010 Decennial Census forms will not be preserved by the NARA. This impression is mistaken.
NARA has not officially received and registered a proposed records retention schedule from the Census Bureau for the 2010 census. (A records retention schedule is required when agencies propose the disposition of Federal records, in any form. Click here to review Frequently Asked Questions about Records Scheduling and Disposition.) However, NARA staff members have been holding preliminary discussions with the Census Bureau about a draft retention schedule for records of the 2010 census.
The 2010 census is planned as an all-electronic census which will affect the format in which permanent records are preserved. The Census Bureau will scan the respondent questionnaires as part of its business process for compiling the census. The draft schedule calls for the permanent retention of the scanned digital images. These scanned images are the 21st century equivalent to the microfilm copies of census forms generated for previous decennial censuses.
In addition, the Census Bureau is also proposing permanent retention for the unedited file containing response data, with linkage information to the scanned images. This means that once the census is opened to the public 72 years from the enumeration date of the 2010 census, genealogists will have two means of searching for their ancestors. They can search the database, which will contain all the data (including names and addresses) from the respondent forms. They can also use the database to locate and retrieve images of the forms themselves.
Once the Census Bureau submits the final schedule and the records have been appraised by NARA, NARA will publish notice of the schedule in the Federal Register, enabling the public to obtain and comment on the schedule. In the meantime, NARA will continue to work closely with the Census Bureau to ensure that the schedule meets the needs of genealogists and other researchers who will make use of information and data from the census.
Paul Wester
Director of the Modern Records Programs at NARA.
- AnonymousMarch 5, 2010 at 12:43 AM
The US Census is considered an official document. Documentation has been used to obtain birth certificates, perhaps prove citizenship or date ofr entry into the country. I realize there are others ways of doing this, but come on, what is the real purpose of this. Research of original documents even reveals errors in spelling of a surname, so it is very important for descendants to be able to find ancestors when they can read this census line by line if the need be. From a genealogist of over 35 years of research. SKW of WisconsinReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 6, 2010 at 11:44 AM
This census needs to be saved. I am having the hardest time trying to trace my family generations back because of non existing data. This will be the first year that my grandchildren will be included in the census and their great great grandchildren will want to know this information about where they lived and with whom. Please save this information. It is very important.ReplyDelete
- Roxy JohnsonMarch 7, 2010 at 2:20 PM
I liked the comments from Paul WesterReplyDelete
Director of the Modern Records Programs at NARA. that eased my concerns tremendously. I have used the past census data just like my other serious genealogists. The information is invaluable.
- Nancy A. DanielsMarch 8, 2010 at 1:20 PM
I am a Genealogist and a Census Crew Leader. The hoopla about this is totally unnecessary! All of the census forms are being scanned. There will also be data collection of the data and as Paul Wester indicated above, the data will be collated and we will be able to retrieve the copies of the pages! None of us looking at the 1930 or 1920 pages, for example, look at an ORIGINAL document. We are looking at SCANNED documents. It is perfectly reasonable that the original paper copy is destroyed when the operation is complete.ReplyDelete
[THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS ON THE OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT WEB SITE AND APPEARS TO CONTRADICT THE INFORMATION ABOUT SHREDDING THE CENSUS.]ReplyDelete
Thinking of The Genealogists of 2082
[Viewed 2010 03 11 /H/]
March 04, 2010 1:18 PM
One decision we had to make was whether to save both the numeric data record (for statistical purposes) and the digital image (to aid the genealogists of the future).
We've decided to save the digital images and transfer them to the National Archives for safekeeping until 2082. This means your descendents many years from now, if they're interested in seeing traces of their ancestors, can see your own writing that you used in filling out the 2010 census. You might want to keep them in mind when you complete your form.
Please submit any questions pertaining to this post to ask.census.gov.
- AnonymousMarch 12, 2010 at 8:46 AM
This article is not accurate. As the post above explains, several digital copies of the actual documents are being saved, and the original documents will be archived for a very long time. The company you mentioned is only destroying defective or incomplete media that can't be used to preserve data. All the data is stored and protected.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 14, 2010 at 5:14 PM
I hope and pray the that the digital copies will be saved and that we as citizens can review the copies we need for research, in 72 years. I want to add the government just wasted 1000s of dollars sending out a notice that we will in ten days receive a copy of the census to fill out. WHAT A WASTE OF TIME, PAPER, INK AND POSTAGE. GET your brains together save money don't waste money. YES THE CENSUS IS IMPORTANT FOR SEVERAL REASONS AND SHOULD BE KEPT. Not subjected to some disposal company who may or may not destroy the wrong box of records.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 19, 2010 at 9:05 PM
I would bet that if they are trying to save money, there would be enough genealogy groups to step up to the plate to take care of the census records just to keep them from being destroyed. Of course, the best way to save it would be to digitize the pages and then store the data in multiple sites.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 22, 2010 at 12:01 PM
I have found that the spelling that the readers came up with from the written records was not always right; along with other information; the ability to read the original records, however poorly written, offers a chance to get the correct information as well as to gather related information gleaned from records on either side of the person you are researching.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 1, 2010 at 10:10 PM
Might as well burn up the entire batch. This is a worthless census. There was nearly more information in the 1790 census of value then this lame one. The only 'interesting' information is actual birth date (thank you) but the degree to which 'race' has to be disclosed [This takes up nearly 2/3 of the space allocated to an individual...this is a grievous and unnecessary step - it's only designed to help Obama pass his immigration reform act better known as the amnesty bill), as if that's all so important, while ignoring some pretty important details like 'occupation' (maybe they thought it would be too embarassing for the unemployed this year...but it's happened before...) and even state of birth (or country/town would be even better.) How about sometime asking for names of your parents and what city/state they were born in? How about something really useful for a change?ReplyDelete
For the billions they are spending on this census, it is worthless for genealogists in my opinion.
Burn it fast. Let's hope someone new comes in for 2020 and we get it right. this will be hole #2 in the census records for genealogists in 2100.
- Heather CApril 8, 2010 at 7:53 PM
To Anonymous. I hope it is your family who needs to prove you were a citizen in 72 years and has no documentation to do so. Regardless of the fact that there is little beneficial information on the 2010 Census, it is still a vital research tool for genealogists. Keep your political trash to yourself and your presidential bashing for your dinner fodder.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 13, 2010 at 2:32 PM
This is very unfortunate for geneologist,future descendents, and for historical purposes. Everyones life has a story and if people don't live to tell it or who don't have any other descendents. How will their name and story live on.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 17, 2010 at 4:04 PM
When I was 15 yrs old my mother passed away and took the secret of her family to her grave my family never meet anyone from my mothers family When I became an adult i started researching family and located them with getting info from the 1930 census. Now I found out where I belong please don't stop people from locating their families.ReplyDelete
Paul Wester indicated above, the data will be collated and we will be able to retrieve the copies of the pagesReplyDelete
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The call by the yachtsmen's families for the search for the crew of the Cheeki Rafiki to be resumed has been backed by an MP as well as prominent figures in the sailing world.
The 40ft Beneteau performance racer/cruiser yacht, ran into difficulties some 620 miles east of Cape Cod in Massachusetts on Thursday while returning to the UK from a regatta in Antigua.
Contact with the ship's experienced captain Andrew Bridge, 22, and crew members James Male, 23, Steve Warren, 52, and Paul Goslin, 56, was lost in the early hours of Friday while they diverted to the Azores.
US and Canadian aircraft assisted by three merchant vessels looked for them throughout Friday and Saturday but called off the search yesterday at 5am local time amid treacherous weather.
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Kay Coombes, the sister of Mr Warren, a project manager for an electrical company, said that she and their mother, Margaret Warren, were convinced that he was still alive.
The 46-year-old said: "It's an utter nightmare, we are grateful for the US and Canadian coastguards for what they have done so far, but it's stopped too soon after two days, it's not long enough, we believe they are still alive.
"They are four strong-minded, physically strong sailors, they knew they were in difficulties and had every opportunity to get into the life raft which would have had provisions for several days. But if no-one is looking for them, they won't be found."
She added: "Everyone is just trying to put pressure on the US Coastguard using every channel possible. They said they would only continue the search when any debris was found but if no-one is looking how can they find it? There are only passing ships in a very big ocean."
She added that their mother was very upset and added: "It's very, very difficult, especially being so far away."
Mr Bridge's aunt, Georgina Bridge, said the family, including his parents David and Mary and brother William, 19, were shocked at the events.
She said: "Obviously we are all devastated by what is happening, we just want the search to resume.
"We have great appreciation for the efforts the US Coastguard and our Foreign Office have made but obviously we believe there is hope and there is a possibility of them being found alive."
Ms Bridge added her nephew was a professional sailor who was trained to survive such a situation.
Mr Bridge's mother, Mary Bridge, told the BBC: "I'm a bit numb actually. We wanted him back."
Her husband, David, added: "We all think they're in the life raft. One personal beacon was set off, and when that died they set another personal beacon off, which would suggest they were somewhere safe enough to be able to do so."
Caroline Nokes, the Conservative MP for Romsey and Southampton North, said that she had been told by the Foreign Office that it was "investigating every avenue it can do" to try to encourage the US Coastguard to act for longer.
Mr Male's father, Graham Male, said there was evidence that the crew had acted in a reasoned manner.
He told ITV Meridian: "The crew had plenty of time to prepare the life raft and from new evidence we have, there were two personal beacons on board, one of which was James', when they were set off they were set off in a timed position, they reserved their resources, they waited until the first beacon had run out before they actually set the second beacon - that's rational-thinking people."
Mr Bridge, who is from Farnham in Surrey, was being paid by Southampton-based yacht training and charter company Stormforce Coaching for his role as captain, a spokeswoman for the firm said.
He had taken part in Antigua Week together with Mr Goslin, from West Camel, Somerset, Mr Warren, from Bridgwater, also in Somerset, and Mr Male, from Southampton, all described as "very experienced offshore yachtsmen".
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the first man to sail single-handedly non-stop around the world, and president of the Sail Training Association, said that there was still hope for the sailors.
He said: "Everyone trains for this, every yachtsman goes and does a sea survival course.
"This was an experienced crew, they almost certainly would have done that, they would have known the score."
An online petition, set up by Nicola Evans, a friend of Mr Bridge, has gained more than 20,000 signatures calling on the US to resume the search.
The 38-year-old said: "He has a heart of gold, he's an amazing guy and deserves every chance to be found."
Amongst those who have signed the petition is Claire Goslin, the daughter of missing Paul Goslin. She wrote: "One of the sailors is my dad and we cannot give up! He is my world and we need to start this search again!!!"
Mr Goslin's wife, Cressida, t old BBC Radio 4's World At One programme: "The evidence suggests because they had time on board, they knew there was a water leak, they had time to prepare to put a life raft in the water... it was a life raft suitable for 12 people and there were only four people in there.
"They would have had the provisions that were in the life raft but they would have had time to take more provisions.
"We don't want to leave any stone unturned, it is a very short window of opportunity - we are realistic. If we had another two or three days and they don't find anything or they find bodies, or whatever happened, I think everyone would just feel they have some closure."
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We are aware of a missing yacht off the east coast of the USA with four British nationals on board.
"We are in continual contact with the US Coastguard and are providing consular assistance to the families."


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From the collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Japanese streetwear label Fragment, this collectible pouch key holder features the two signature codes of this collection: key print on Monogram Eclipse canvas and an eye-catching rainbow-finish of the metal.
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From the collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Japanese streetwear label Fragment, this collectible pouch key holder features the two signature codes of this collection: key print on Monogram Eclipse canvas and an eye-catching rainbow-finish of the metal.
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The Sussex Under-19 Women's team will be heading to Abu Dhabi on Saturday to take part in the maiden U19 Women's ARCH Trophy, in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
This is the first time Sussex have sent a side on an overseas tour and they will be based in Abu Dhabi, where they will play their group games against Lancashire and Scotland next to the Zayed International Cricket Stadium, before a day/night match against Wales in Dubai. Sussex hope to win their group and go on to play in the Zayed Stadium in the final on Saturday 23rd February.
Sussex Women's Director of Cricket, Charlotte Burton said, "This is a great opportunity for the players to gain some experience on tour, playing in different conditions and different pitches to what they are used to here. A number of girls are in the England Women's set up so gaining some experience here will help them further if they get the opportunity to play at the highest level and travel the world.
"The girls are looking forward to the trip and are determined to reach the final on the 23rd. The week away will set the girls up ready for the season which starts in only two months time."
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen light the Menorah as Rabbi Wineberg looks on at 24 Sussex
I would like to send my warmest greetings to the Jewish community in Canada and around the world for a happy and peaceful Chanukah.
The story of Chanukah reminds us that hope and faith can overcome any challenge and provide light in times of darkness. The nightly lighting of the menorah during Chanukah commemorates the liberation of Jerusalem and the Holy Temple more than 2,000 years ago, and the miracle of the oil lamp, which lasted for eight full days in the reclaimed Temple, when it was only meant to last for one.
Chanukah also reminds us that, as Canadians, we are blessed to live in a safe and peaceful society, one that has been enriched by the countless contributions and achievements of the Jewish-Canadian community.
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Founder Insight gives you feedback from the startup trenches.
In this post from the LivePlan.com blog, LivePlan CEO, Sabrina Parsons, addresses the idea that startup founders are putting more and more emphasis on their pitch and less on their business plan. While a great pitch is critical to getting any business off the ground, a business plan is an essential key to success and shouldn't be neglected.
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Pitching Your Business vs. Planning Your Business originally appeared the LivePlan blog and has been republished below:
"I feel like recently, as the Lean Startup movement gains more and more traction (I love the Lean Startup principles) and there are more incubators, accelerators, innovation centers, etc. helping startups get off the ground, that I'm hearing more and more this idea:
"You don't need a business plan, you need a great pitch"
While I absolutely agree that a great pitch is critical for any high growth startup thinking of pitching Angel Investors or Venture Capital firms, I am puzzled by this idea that you need a pitch but not a plan. When I talk to people who run incubators and accelerators, they all give me the same song and dance. Full disclosure: as the CEO of Palo Alto Software, the developers behind LivePlan, a Software as a Service online planning solution, it is in my benefit to have every small business and every startup write a business plan.
But nonetheless, I run this business because I truly do believe in the tools that we produce and truly feel that planning will make startups and small businesses more successful. So, back to this idea of a plan vs. a pitch and what a startup really needs to be successful in today's landscape. Let's make the assumption that you don't need a plan. That what you need is a fantastic pitch. A pitch where you presumably need to talk about:
- Your special sauce. Why your product or service is what this world needs.
- Your team. Why you are the ones to make this happen.
- The competitive landscape.
- The market, and how you will reach it.
- How much you will sell, (i.e. your forecast) over the next 12 months, and then the next few years.
- How much it will cost you to sell (i.e., your Expenses).
- Your implementation plan/timeline to implement.
- How you will use the investment you are asking for (most likely it will match a Profit & Loss you have done).
- What investors will get for giving you their money.
My question to all those people who say you don't need a business plan, and Venture Capitalists don't read business plans (believe me, if they invest, they will want you to do some planning), and plans are a waste of time, is how in the world can you pitch, and how in the world can you know what to pitch, if you don't do all the research involved in a plan? Everything you need to include in a pitch deck comes from the research and financials you would do if you were writing a plan.
Now, does anyone need to write a 30-page plan? Absolutely NOT. No one will ever read that. But every startup needs to know the critical points I outlined above. And you can't know that information without going through a business-planning exercise.
The cool thing about actually going through the steps to research and jot down the critical information required for your pitch is that, if you keep it in a place that you can go back to and review it, you can keep on top of changing assumptions. Anyone who has started a business understands that what you THINK is going to happen rarely ever plays out exactly in the same way. But being able to return to a plan, and a forecast and a budget, and compare the difference between what you said and what actually happened helps you understand critical metrics for your business. Some examples:
- You may think that you can get paid promptly, every 30 days. When you implement, it turns out that your payment terms as a new startup need to be every 45 days. Knowing this information, and comparing the actual to your planned, will highlight a potential cash flow issue before it becomes a crisis. Your "planning" (not your plan), has paid off.
- You may have estimated your cost of goods sold (COGS) to be $20. It turns out your volume is better than expected and you brought your COGS down to $18. Knowing this allows you to either understand why you are more profitable or allocate the extra money to marketing and sales to sell even more. Your "planning" (not your plan) has paid off.
- You may have estimated your vendors would accept payment from you in 30 days (your Accounts Receivable). But, because you are so new, your vendors end up negotiating 15 days, or even worse Cash On Delivery (COD). Knowing this information and comparing it to your plan will alert you to yet another potential cash flow crisis. You will need to make sure you can pay more quickly than you thought, which may mean getting more funding or using your funding faster than you had planned.
I could go on, but I think you get the picture. I completely agree that old fashioned 30-50 page business plans are relics of the past. But I think that sometimes, when people have this idea that they are only pitching and not planning, they are really just changing the vocabulary.
Planning should be nimble. Planning should focus on just the information you need to run your business, and planning should be an ongoing process to help you understand where you are doing well, and where you may be headed into trouble – before it happens. The more information you can gather and understand about your business and how it relates to your market, competition, pricing, bottom line, and cash, the more successful you are likely to be.
So go ahead, pitch. Don't send a business plan to anyone. But you better have done your homework and have all the research somewhere, so that when that Venture Capitalist asks you a pointed question about why your forecast is realistic, you can launch into an intelligent response that covers your market, the size, the competition, and your pricing, which will show that Venture Capitalist you actually do know what you are talking about, and could potentially implement this business."
About Sabrina Parsons
Heir to a business planning kingdom and CEO of the world leader in business plan and management software (flagship products include LivePlan and Business Plan Pro) Sabrina knows more than a little something about planning, pitching, and managing a startup to success. Sabrina took over Palo Alto Software in 2007 (her father was founder and business planning icon, Tim Berry) and went on to not only beat the odds (approximately 70% of family-owned businesses don't survive succession) but to successfully expand the company's offering from a shrink-wrapped software company (Business Plan Pro) to a booming SaaS corporation, hosting business planning, pitching, and financial management in the cloud (for more than 60,000 small and mid-sized businesses and counting) via LivePlan (www.liveplan.com).
Sabrina is a graduate of Princeton University and president of the Princeton Entrepreneurs Network. She is also a mother of 3 young boys; involved in multiple business planning competitions; blogs for Forbes Women; and is a passionate advocate for evolving the workplace for today's modern parents, including instituting and personally taking advantage of Palo Alto Software's baby-friendly office policy.
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