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I have added a few languages to this blog through Google translate. I hope that it may be accurate enough with the communication of ideas.
Thanks! -Julie
Witam! (Polish translation of Welcome)
Witam w moim polskim blogu! Mój pradziadek został osierocony w czasie epidemii grypy w 1918 roku i spędził wiele lat poszukując swojego rodzeństwa. Część rodziny pozostała w Chicago a część wróciła do Polski. Część rodziny była katolikami a część, jak przypuszczam, wyznania mojżeszowego. Piszę w moim blogu o rzeczach które odkrywam i o których dowiaduję się mając nadzieję, że pomogą one wszystkim zainteresowanym w ich własnych poszukiwaniach. Wierzę, że ten blog pomoże mi w skontaktowaniu się z ludźmi którzy wiedzą coś na temat osób ktorych poszukuję. Zdjęcia cyfrowe lub linki umieszczone są w większości moich komentarzy i artykułów, można więc otworzyć je na cały ekran. Gorąco zachęcam do komentarzy. Proszę wpisać się do księgi gości i podać kogo Państwo szukacie. Może będziemy mogli pomóc sobie nawzajem, ponieważ nie jest łatwo znaleźć dane których szukamy. Mam nadzieję, że zainteresuje Państwa odkrywanie ze mną tajemnic przeszłości. Mam rówież nadzieję poznać lepiej moje polskie dziedzictwo.
Dodałam do mojego blogu automatyczne tłumaczenia poprzez Google. Ufam, że będą wystarczające w zrozumieniu o czym jest mowa w artykułach i komentarzach.
Dziękuję! - Julie
12 September 2017
Organizing Research Thoughts: Mostly Digital, With a Little Paper
I like to think of myself as a detective, for my genealogy. I enjoy reading old public domain mysteries, and historical fiction mysteries. Lately I've been reading stories Alan Pinkerton wrote about his company's real cases. There were so many great detectives with smart research methods, all before the days of computers and databases! Alan Pinkerton's stories are amazing to me because of how many undercover detectives were involved, sometimes months of investigating for just one person. I also thought it was pretty genius that everyone had to regularly write up reports to Alan, with their thoughts, ideas, what they've done, etc. They used regular telegraph reports in code and a paper write up at the end of a case. Other authors write about detectives that map out their ideas on paper. By writing it out, you can see how people, places and events fit together, and patterns are easier to spot.
I have kept a small and simple temporary file system for the last 15 years, that has worked well for me. I have only 6 folders for genealogy. I keep them in my desk drawer. One folder is for my volunteer work with genealogy. The other 5 folders are for different subjects such as: my Polish research, my Irish-Mecklenburg VA group, and notes people have sent me about DNA matches they have with me. The folders are pretty thin, nothing is meant to stay permanently in any of these folders. It's information I haven't put into the computer yet, pages with notes I took during a phone call, planning pages for a trip to the archives, or notes from a courthouse or cemetery visit I haven't organized yet. Last month I added something new that has been helpful. I put a sheet of bright card stock in each folder so that I can write questions as I think of them, on that folder's subject. It helps me to have the questions all on one page. I also have a page for blog post ideas and blog posts I started writing, with what info I still need to finish that post. In the Mecklenburg, VA Facebook group I'm moderating, I'm trying to post "a question of the week" every Tuesday. I have a sheet of card stock with ideas for the questions on one side. The other side of the page has notes on the questions I asked with the corresponding dates.
A few years ago, I kept 2 journal notebooks: one for on my Polish research, the other my Irish research. I felt I needed the notebooks then, since the research was all so new and foreign to me, with so much to think about. I filled in two composition notebooks for my Polish research, that I still review 5 years later. I stopped keeping a journal because I thought it might be more efficient to just use Evernote tags and notes. But I'm finding that because of the way I think and process information, I still need to write things out on paper. My Polish notebooks for Chicago research really helped me think things through when I couldn't find people, and I was studying maps to manually look people up through census maps. I usually write paragraphs on the right side, and draw stuff out on the left side of the page. In my Mecklenburg, VA notebook, I drew circles for property, writing which neighbors were to the north and east around those circles. I drew squares for Census maps showing city blocks in Chicago. I wrote the enumeration district number inside the square, then the street names around the square for that location. I also wrote whether I found the person in that district or not, and where I found the address that I was looking up on the Census maps, then the Census. I also wrote out timelines for that house, family, or individual.
Instead of waking up and jumping right into emails and work stuff, I'm trying to make it a priority to do what has consistently helped me before, but seems hard to maintain. First thing in the morning, it helps me to sit on my deck and ponder the words I scribbled onto scraps of paper. Writing out complete sentences in my journal helps me complete my thoughts or write out a more detailed story. It helps me think about what I know, what I still want to know, who might know the answers, etc. The pictures in my mind get sharper and more focused. It becomes easier to share information, because I've already processed my thoughts and formatted them in paragraph format.
My conclusions? I love being mostly digital, but I need a little paper too. When I feel limited on how much I can look at computer screens, I can still write with a pen and paper, and add colored pencil notations. I especially love writing with my 1930s fountain pen. I will continue to use Evernote and digital files, I'm just adding journaling back in. I've realized when I do genealogy, I need that writing, composing on paper process. I can type things up later, so I can avoid looking at a computer screen while I'm thinking about how I want to write something. I do keep my research log notes in my genealogy database. I use my paper journal as more than just a research log. It includes things like where I looked for answers, why a record says that, my thoughts during an interview, my descriptions of places, something I learned and my curiosity about if it could apply to this person I'm researching, things I learned or found interesting at a genealogy presentation, notes on books I'm reading for genealogy… and whatever else I need it to be. Writing in complete sentences and paragraph format helps me process my thoughts and helps me visualize things better, see connections, and feel more focused. Journals helped me before, so I'm returning to that process again.
Note, this post was written for both my Mecklenburg, VA and Polish blogs
28 June 2017
Holocaust Museum project: Diaries
13 April 2017
Finding Rosalie's brother: Michal Wandzel
|Michal Wandzel WWI draft records
|Michal Wandzel death certificate
The first thing that I noticed was that Michal's wife Rozalia was still living in Poland. Michal Wandzel and Rozalia Klosak married 5 Feb 1907 at Żywiec-Zabłocie, Bielsko, Poland. Michal immigrated, arriving in the United States 20 Oct 1908, one year and 8 months after his marriage. It appears he remained in the United States the rest of his life and died in Chicago. It also appears that his wife Rozalia never came to America. I wonder if he had any children or visited his family in Poland? I'm thinking that is not very likely, but it is possible, I just don't know enough about Michal yet. The birth date on this draft record is an exact match to the church marriage record we have for Michal in Poland.
|1612 Centennial: Frank, Walter and Anthony Sanetra-year 1920
Michal's immigration record states the family member he left behind was his wife Rozalia. He was going to his cousin in Vivian, WV. I have seen a few relatives from Zywiec start out in Vivian, West Virginia. First name looks like Tomasz, but I can't figure out the last name yet. I wondered if this was Rosalie's brother, why he would go to West Virginia, when she had lived in Chicago since Feb 1904? I also wondered why he didn't bring Rosalie's daughter Bronislawa Sanetra with him. Maybe he needed more time to work and send money home, before making his way to Chicago.
The next thing I noticed about this WWI record was the date. This was dated in Sep 1918, one month before Rosalie died. Then I noticed the most important thing for me, the address: 1612 Centennial. I remembered seeing this address before. So I started looking back at records I had for Wandzel's and what addresses were listed. The WWI record and death certificate matched. Also, one school year, Adam Sanetra gave his address as 1612 Centennial on his boys school records. There are several schools and several addresses listed on a record sent to Paul Sanetra in about the 1950's when he requested a copy of his school records. Mulligan School in 1913, Avondale School in 1916, Monroe School in 1917, and Otis School in 1918. All the children were enrolled in Otis School, until they were sent to the orphanage in October 1918. Stanley, Paul, Ervin, Bronislaw, and Jozef Sanetra were all enrolled in Otis school using the address 1737 Austin. Not sure which school or which year they used the address 1612 Centennial, but it should be between 1913 to 1918.
On the WWI draft record, it says Michal worked at Precision Metal Works with the address of 1443 Carroll Avenue. On Michal's death record it says he worked at a Brass Foundry. I assume that means Michal worked with brass at the Precision Metal Works Company. I have not been able to find Adam Sanetra, his soon to be bride Alfreda Mazurkiewicz (married Dec 1920) or some of his children on the 1920 Census. I went to try to manually look up 1612 Centennial on the 1920 census. I couldn't find that address on a map. But I found where Michal worked (Carroll Ave) and figured that he lived close to work. I recognized some street names and wondered how close 1058 Marshfield Ave was, the address associated with Adam and Alfreda's family from 1918 to 1923. It was very close, only about a mile. (Map attached in the post.) I found the ward and enumeration district for Precision Metal works and as I was loading a census page, I saw that some street avenues were indexed on Ancestry.com. So I went back to type in just the street name in Chicago, (1920 Census), all other fields blank. Only about 25 names came up, for a long street, with a lot of people. I picked the first person listed as living on Centennial Ave and started scrolling through the batch. My 3rd page with the street address of Centennial, I found 1612 Centennial. Michal was not listed as living in the house, although he should have been. The Census was taken in January, and Michal died in November, using the Centennial address. Interestingly the informant for Michal's death certificate, Paul Cymonsky, gave his address as this same address of 1612 Centennial, and he is not on the 1920 Census at this address either. I'm not sure where Paul Cymonsky or Michal Wandzel went, or if they were accidentally omitted. But I was surprised to see there were 3 Sanetra brothers living at this address, not showing up on indexes. I only knew about this Frank Sanetra. I'm not sure of this Sanetra connection yet.
I called and confirmed Michal Wandzel was buried in St Adalbert's Catholic Cemetery in Chicago as his death certificate states. I asked, if Michal was buried in this cemetery that should mean he was Catholic right? I was told in this time period yes, Michal would have been Catholic to be buried there. This puzzles me a little, why Rosalie wasn't buried there too. There are other family members buried at this cemetery. She was married in the same Catholic church as her brother Michal. Rosalie was buried in the Bohemian Cemetery in Chicago, several miles from any of the Sanetra addresses I'm aware of. The only thing I can think of, is that I'm not really sure that Rosalie was born a Catholic. Michal also dropped the "D", which I believe was intentional. I am told that the DZ letter combination was German and there was a lot of anti-German sentiments during WWI, the time period of these records.
Michal Wandzel's sister Rosalie was spelled the German way. His wife Rozalia Klosak was spelled with the Polish spelling. For now, I can say Rosalie's brother lived near her in Chicago and that both Sanetra's and Wandzel's used the address 1612 Centennial. Did Michal have any children? I don't know. Did he go back to visit family? I have no idea. Did Rosalie's children know their uncle? I've never heard him mentioned before. But it is possible; the boys were very young young when their mother and uncle Michal died. It's a little bit more puzzling to me that Stanley and Bronislawa went missing with another family member living close by though.
I printed and have been studying family group sheets for Rosalie Wandzel and Adam Sanetra's siblings, to see if I can find any other close family in the United States. Adam Sanetra was the only male in his family that lived to be an adult. Adam's sister Maria remained in Poland. Her family wrote our family a few letters in the 1960's. Adam's other sisters were Apolonia, Katarzyna, and Helena. Helena we only know her baptismal date. But I haven't seen Apolonia or Katarzna with their married names coming to America yet. My guess is they remained in Poland as well. Regarding Rosalie's family, Michal was the only male that lived to be an adult. Sisters Anna or Helena could possibly have immigrated. But I don't know anything past their birth dates, or which surname they would have used. I do know of a few other Wandzel and Sanetra's, close in age, from the same place, living near our families. It's highly likely they are cousins. We have found one Ancestry.com DNA match of my grandfather to another Wandzel family living in the United States. I am hoping to see more DNA matches in the future to help us find more records and connect our families a little easier.
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|Michal Wandzel line 4, page 2 of 2
26 March 2017
Current projects for blog posts
|Me on a visit to Richmond, VA-Mar 2017
I have an electrolyte disorder that affects my muscles, including my vision and speech. I permanently went into a wheelchair last March. (2016) My hands are not strong enough for hand controls, to allow for driving. So, I also stopped driving then. I had so many places I wanted to see for my research! I live in between Washington DC and Richmond, Virginia. Both of which have libraries and museums I love. Public transportation doesn't come as far as my house, I'm still in a rural area. But there is a train station about a 10-minute drive from here. My doctor helped me with handicap paperwork to get disability transportation passes. I got train passes this month, so I can try to get out and about again a little easier. I've gotten much better at balancing my electrolytes so I don't feel sick as much, and I feel safer to go out. I can also finally type on the computer longer periods of time again. My wheelchair has made life much better and easier for me. These things have been a huge boost to my confidence and feeling more independence.
My Gray line from Mecklenburg, Virginia was from County Armagh, Ireland. (Immigrated 1838) After getting my DNA done on Ancestry.com, I discovered I'm more Irish than I thought and have found more Irish ancestors. Last week, my husband took me to Library of Virginia (state archives), and I got to see a presentation from the Ulster Historical Society, on St Patrick's Day. They sent us home with several folders worth of resources. I also copied two very large chancery cases that day. This month, I've learned a lot from Dear Myrtle's Irish Gen study group, on Google +. I've been rather immersed in Irish research this month and loving it! I also have some things I'm working on with Polish ancestors, so I'm planning a visit to Washington DC.
I made a list of dozens of webinars I want to watch. I've been shown dozens of new websites and resources just this month. I plan to type up things I've been learning for my blogs. This past year, I got all my old archived emails into Evernote to tag and organize. I've also moved notes from personal messaging systems like FamilySearch, Ancestry and Face Book, into Evernote. The more I tag and put my notes into notebooks, the more I see more blog post ideas; As well as questions that I want to go back and ask people, now that I've learned more things the last few years. Of course, as with life in general, these things are always a work in progress. I'm going through my notes and getting things into my computer a little at a time so it's easier to share. I'm thankful that I am still moving, not feeling stuck,...even though it's a slower pace than I prefer. Much more coming soon, ...a little at a time.
(This post was created for all 3 blogs: My Virginia blog, Polish blog, and simplifying-health blog)
01 March 2017
Good Neighbors in Gary Indiana
Hello. My name is Valerie. I am an African -American woman born in the late 60's. I had the most wonderful experience growing up in Gary Indiana. My Dad bought a house on Taft Street when he and my mother got married in 1966.He was a Mill worker and my mom was a school teacher. I came along in 1968. In those days the neighborhood we moved to was strictly white ,professional families, i.e. doctors, lawyers,nurses, educational professionals...The area was located by the local hospital ( about 4 blocks away) and several schools.Hence, considered the professional district. My family was the first black family on the block. My next door neighbors were Polish. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roman. He was an English teacher at the Horace Mann high school 3 blocks away. I remember he walked everyday. They never had a car,and his wife was a housewife. She was wonderful to me and my sister. My earliest memories go back as young as two or three years old. She had beautiful flowers in her yard and she treated us like we were her own children. She spent many days socializing with my mom and they would even share recipes with each other. She baked the most incredible cookies in the world! and she gave us treats everyday. During this time in our history it was an unheard of concept. Because our other neighbors were very adamant about socializing with families of other races. They even had maids that weren't allowed to have passing conversations with those living around them. But my Polish neighbors were the exact opposite. Even though Mr. Roman worked, he still took the time to talk with us and teach us different things. Including their prayers. They had a beautiful statue of the Virgin Mary in their front yard. Their names are carved in the concrete on the sidewalk in front of the house. Mrs. Roman taught my mom how to make those great cookies and my mama taught her how to make chitterlings......LOL! I still smile when I think of the songs she use to sing to us. As the years passed, Mr.Roman passed away and I believe Mrs. Roman, who had a son from a previous relationship, (this information my mother gave me) that came and took Mrs. Roman to live with him in her old age. My mom and sister took care of her for a while before her son came to get her. I had been long gone and living in another state so I never got the chance to see them again. In 2007, I purchased my childhood home from my mother. My Dad had passed away years before and my mom re-married and moved a few blocks away. So because my sister lived in another state and my baby brother was married with a home of his own, I also being the only one with children, I bought the home I grew up in. The memories are still there...next door.......48 years later.
Different people have lived there through the years...but "The Romans" is still carved in the side walk...the Virgin Mary is still in the front yard.....and The Roman's are still in my memory....and my heart.


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Latest content added for Digital Library Partner: UNT Librarieshttps://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/partners/UNT/browse/?sort=date_a&fq=untl_collection:UNTETD&fq=str_degree_discipline:History2015-08-15T22:32:30-05:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing Digital Library Partner: UNT LibrariesThe Disruption of the Social Order in the South During the Reconstruction Era2015-08-15T22:32:30-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc699605/

It is the purpose of this thesis to define wherein the social order of the South was disrupted, --- the conditions that brought about such a sweeping transformation of social structures --- and to show the growth of new social attitudes and practices evolving from the chaotic dismemberment of the old. Although primary significance is placed upon changes in the social order, it is necessary to consider certain political and economic trends that were interwoven into the fabric of social life during Reconstruction --- factors influencing, determining, or evolving from, social changes. In the first chapter is sketched briefly the ante-bellum society of the South, and in following chapters is shown the evolution of social culture during the first twelve years following the Civil War.
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For many years adventurers from Spain and France had explored Texas. For about fifty years Spain had tried to civilize and Christianize the Indians in East Texas. Finally the Spanish government had abolished the missions and presidios. During the following fifty years, very little had been done toward colonization in Texas. In 1821, Texas was an almost uninhabited country, with the exception of savage Indians. The Anglo-Americans came and changed it into a great state. The East Texas Timber Region has been the gateway through which most of the settlers came to Texas. The settlers who stopped there did their part in establishing the present state of Texas. The East Texans did their part in helping to win freedom from Mexico so they could lay a foundation for American civilization there.
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Unanswered: buffer_pool_services sqlbinit Probe:101 Database:DBTEST
Dear All,
I have the following errors in db2diag.log, and similar error in
event view. Any hint what could go wrong? URGENT! Thanks
for your help.
2006-04-01-15.00.39.343000 InstanceB2 Node:000
PID:216(db2syscs.exe) TID:2452 Appid:*LOCAL.DB2.0612338
buffer_pool_services sqlbinit Probe:103 DatabaseBTEST
The memory for bufferpool and estore cannot be allocated: 0000 0800 ....
2006-04-01-15.00.39.375000 InstanceB2 Node:000
PID:216(db2syscs.exe) TID:2452 Appid:*LOCAL.DB2.0612338
buffer_pool_services sqlbinit Probe:101 DatabaseBTEST
Database is starting up with only one buffer pool of size: 1000 0000 ....
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when starting the instance, the bufferpool is trying to be allocated
not enough memory is available, so minimal bufferpool is allocated
- try to stop processes that use much memory
- allocate smaller bufferpoolBest Regards, Guy Przytula
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|13 Sep 2012
Windows 7 SP1 Not installing (Error TRUST_E_NOSIGNATURE0x800b0100)
Hi I recently Installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and when I try to install SP1 I get this error TRUST_E_NOSIGNATURE(0x800b0100).
I've already run the System Update Readiness Tool. (see attached)
Please advise.
|My System Specs
|13 Sep 2012
This from Microsoft just might be what you are looking for.
Fix error 0x800B0100 when you try to use the Windows Update or Microsoft Update Web sites to install updates (KB 956702) - The blog of Rob Margel - Windows Help - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
|My System Specs
|13 Sep 2012
This from Microsoft just might be what you are looking for.
Fix error 0x800B0100 when you try to use the Windows Update or Microsoft Update Web sites to install updates (KB 956702) - The blog of Rob Margel - Windows Help - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
Thanks, but when I tried to run it I got the following error message:
"This Microsoft Fix It does not apply to your operating system or application version"
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|13 Sep 2012
That's strange. My understanding is applies to all Windows 7. I will have to look farther.
This should do it. Mind now that Microsoft has to recognize your system as legal and activated.
Windows Update - Download Standalone MSU Installer File
Here is another option.
Windows Update - Reset
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|13 Sep 2012
Hello MaskMarvl and welcome to the forums
Here are the files that need replacing:
C:\Windows\winsxs\packages\Package_11_for_KB2729094~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~184.108.40.206.mum C:\Windows\winsxs\packages\Package_8_for_KB2729094~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~188.8.131.52.mum C:\Windows\winsxs\packages\Package_11_for_KB2729094~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~220.127.116.11.cat C:\Windows\winsxs\packages\Package_8_for_KB2729094~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~184.108.40.206.cat
Please download the attached file, Packs.zip, and extract this to your Desktop. You should find two folders, Manifests and Packages. Inside the Packages folder, you will find 4 files, copy and paste all of these into the following folder:
Then run the SURT again and copy and paste the CheckSUR.persist.log as before please
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|14 Sep 2012
Windows 7 Pro x64
First thing I do on a system that will not update or keeps failing on a service pack is an "SFC /scannow" It can only help not hurt to check your system for any files missing or corrupted, but if it is corrupted you will need a windows 7 pre sp1 disc.
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|14 Sep 2012
@Tom982 I'm sure your suggestion would have worked but I got impatient waiting for a reply and decided to perform an "In place windows update". After this, SP1 installed with no problem
Unfortunately I also have to re-install all the other updates now... I guess that's what I get for not waiting for your reply...
Also, a special thanks to Layback Bear for being the "First Responder" to the scene...
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|16 Sep 2012
Hello MaskMarvl
No worries, I'm glad you managed to get your problem sorted!
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Loyola Marymount vs. DePaul - 12/25/14 College Basketball Pick, Odds, and Prediction
DePaul Blue Demons (6-6) at Loyola Marymount Lions (3-8)
College Basketball: Thursday, December 25, 2014 at 1:30 pm (Stan Sheriff Center)
The Line: Loyola Marymount Lions +1.5 -- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
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The Loyola Marymount Lions and the DePaul Blue Demons face off on Thursday in Hawaii for Christmas Day college basketball action.
The Loyola Marymount Lions are 3-8 this season and after getting blown out in their first game in Hawaii they fell to Nebraska in overtime in game two. LMU is averaging 61 points per game and they are shooting 41.4 percent from the floor while defensively they are allowing 69.8 points and their opponents shoot 44.4 percent. Evan Payne leads the Lions averaging 19.7 points per game but he had just seven points last time out. Ayodeji Egbeyemi is averaging 9.1 points and had 16 points last game, Marin Mornar is averaging 7.3 points, and Patson Siame is averaging 6.1 points. Loyola Marymount has lost six games in a row.
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The DePaul Blue Demons have lost both of their games in Hawaii and have lost five game sin a row. DePaul is averaging 75.2 points and they are shooting 45.6 percent while defensively they are allowing 75.8 points and they are shooting 46.7 percent. Myke Henry leads the Blue Demons averaging 14.8 points and 5.7 rebounds. Tommy Hamilton IV is averaging 13.2 points and 7.3 rebounds, Billy Garrett Jr. is averaging 12.6 points, and Jamee Crockett is averaging 12 points. DePaul hasn't even been close it either of their first two games of the tournament.
Loyola Marymount is 6-14 against the spread following a game that they didn't cover the spread, 8-21 against the spread in their last 29 games, and 2-5 against the spread following game that they didn't cover the spread. DePaul is 6-0 against the spread following a game where they allowed 90 points or more, 1-9 against the spread in neutral site games, and 0-5 against the spread in their last five non-conference games.
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With religious tourism being the main tourism drive, Saudi Arabia now plans to focus on business and boost business travel to propel tourism industry further.
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VIM Chattanooga delivered medical care to 624 patients with 5,241 patient visits during 2015. A sample study of patients with multiple diagnoses revealed:
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Another reduction in the lifetime allowance, scheduled for April 2014, means another round of protections. The forthcoming reduction in the lifetime allowance (LTA) will mean that people who have planned their retirement savings by reference to the current £1.5m LTA will need some form of transitional protection in recognition of that planning.
December 2012 saw the announcement that the LTA would be reduced from £1.5m to £1.25m, with effect from 6 April 2014 (the annual allowance will also be reduced on that date to £40,000). This forthcoming reduction in the LTA prompted the announcement that 'fixed protection 2014' would be introduced. Under fixed protection 2014, the individual concerned will have an LTA of £1.5m, but will lose that protection if there is any benefit accrual on or after 6 April 2014.
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A 15-year-old schoolboy has died after being shot in the head on his family's farm land in Cumbria.
Edward Gabbert, from Ulpha, Cumbria, died in hospital after the shooting, which happened late at night near to his home.
A 35-year-old man from Barrow-in-Furness has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the incident, after police were called at 11.17pm on Thursday.
He was one of two men with the schoolboy when the shooting happened, with an outbuilding around half a mile from the main property being cordoned off for police to investigate.
Neighbours told the Telegraph the shooting was thought to be a "tragic accident".
Edward, who was a Year 11 pupil at nearby Millom School, was taken to Salford Royal Infirmary with serious injuries and died with his parents by his side.
Another man present, aged in his 40s, was not injured and has not been arrested over the incident.
Both adults were given permission to shoot on the land by the owners, Edward's parents Eleanor and Andrew Gabbert.
Sources confirmed they were not related to the schoolboy, and were not paid members of staff at the farm. It is understood the incident involved a shotgun.
A statement issued by Cumbria police said they were called to the scene at 11.17pm on Thursday, following reports of a 15-year-old boy with "serious injuries".
A spokeswoman said: "Police are supporting the family at this tragic time."
A statement from Millom School said: "Millom School can confirm that one of our Year 11 pupils has been involved in an incident at his home."
Edward's school friends have already paid tribute to him, while neighbours in Ulpha told the Telegraph the tight-knit community was waiting to find out what had happened.
Writing on a social networking website last night, one hailed him as one of the school's "greatest characters".
Another said: "Such a good friend gone. RIP mate, gone but never forgotten. "
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EARSS is the largest publicly funded surveillance system for antimicrobial resistance worldwide. It is able to provide official, validated and comparable data on the antimicrobial resistance of five major indicator bacteria. The surveillance network does not by itself prevent or control antimicrobial resistance, but provides the transparency and trend analysis that are needed to raise public awareness to a problem that could reverse some of the major accomplishments in modern medicine. EARSS is funded by the Directorate General for Health and Consumer Protection (DG SANCO) of the European Commission and the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sports.
During the past six years (19992004), EARSS has collected antimicrobial susceptibility test results of invasive isolates of five bacterial species that serve as indicators for the development of antimicrobial resistance in Europe: Streptococcus pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Enterococcus faecalis, and Enterococcus faecium. From 2005, Klebsiella pneumoniae and Pseudomonas auruginosa will also be included.
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The 2003 EARSS annual report provides more information on the current dimension and trends of antimicrobial resistance in Europe.
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Like an authentic empire, Roma has rapidly got back on its own feet after suffering a very heavy 3-0 loss against Juventus last Sunday. As a matter of fact, only two days after this game, the Giallorossi have already signed the most desired player of the current transfer market; that is the Radja Nainggolan.
The 25-year-old, who had been playing for Cagliari since 2010, is, without a doubt, one of Serie A's biggest revelations of recent years, in which he was an unquestioned starter for the Sardinian club, where he composed one of the league's strongest midfield partnerships along with the captain Daniele Conti.
After an authentic soap opera conducted by the media, which also involved almost every big team in Italy, finally coming to an end, the Giallorossi have agreed to pay Cagliari an amount of €3 million right away for the player to finish the current season with them. Moreover, the deal also gives Roma the right to sign the player permanently by paying €6 million over the summer transfer market.
For Rudi Garcia's team, Nainggolan represents another great addition to an already stupendous midfield line, which is already characterized by illustrious names such as Daniele De Rossi, Kevin Strootman, Miralem Pjanić, Michael Bradley and Alessandro Florenzi, in addition to the experienced Rodrigo Taddei.
For this reason, many already argue that, perhaps, signing the Belgian player was not really what the team most needed at this point of the season, considering that the roster might have needed reinforcements at other positions, rather then in the midfield. However, regardless of the actual necessities, it is almost always better to have a quality players like Nainggolan than not having them at all.
Besides, assuming that the signing was previously approved by the manager, then fans should not be too worried, considering Garcia's great understanding of the game that allowed him to greatly revolutionize the team in a little period of time.
For sure, this deal was the best way for the Giallorossi to rapidly move on from the defeat at the Juventus Stadium of two days ago, as demonstrated by the fact that now what is mostly being talked about in the news and among the fans is precisely Nainggolan, rather than the actual Juventus game.
For this reason, Roma has proven to be effectively back on its feet as they will certainly be ready to take on Sampdoria in Coppa Italia next Thursday at the Stadio Olimpico. Without a doubt, Francesco Totti and teammates know very well that losing against Italy's strongest team will not change their dreams a bit. After all, Rome wasn't built in a day, nor half a season.
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Zeldes Haeggquist & Eck, LLP has commenced a lawsuit against KiOR, Inc. ("KiOR") (NASDAQ: KIOR) for alleged violations of the federal securities laws and other violations of law by certain officers and directors. A copy of the complaint can be found here.
KiOR is a renewable fuels company based in Pasadena, Texas that utilizes a proprietary biomass-conversion fuel technology platform for the production and sale of cellulosic gasoline and diesel. On August 8, 2013, KiOR announced that the Company had shipped only 75,000 gallons of fuel from the Columbus, Mississippi facility during the second quarter. In addition, the Company reported revenue for the quarter of only $240,000 – approximately 12% of the $1.93 million average of five analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Following this news, KiOR shares dropped nearly 50% – from $4.76 per share on August 7, 2013 to $2.62 on August 15, 2013.
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I have been greatly impacted by the Rally Foundation in so many positive ways. I worked at Rally for almost 4 years and now serve on the Board of Advisors. The medical research Rally supports funds research that has provided needed follow up care for young adult survivors, created better treatment options and increased survival rates.
I have first come in contact with the Rally Foundation in 2009 through their internship program and since then our relationship has gotten stronger and I am very honored to be part of their Board of Advisors and continue my activity with the foundation. What amazes me the most about the foundation is it's ability to mobilize people towards common goals...may those be events, activities, fundraisers, games, etc. All kinds of people moved by the same goal of participating in the fight against childhood cancer. Having lost my father at a young age to cancer I can relate to the experiences the families of the children with cancer are going through and the Rally Foundation is so instrumental in engaging the families, getting to know them and helping them in any matter. The Foundation does all these things while being a strong contributor and supporter of research against all forms of childhood cancer.


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February 20, 2006
The 37-year-old National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) both encourages people to build homes where they otherwise would not and encourages lenders to finance mortgages they otherwise would not, says H. Sterling Burnett, a senior fellow with the National Center for Policy Analysis.
Moreover, the program continues to pay claims for homes destroyed by floods, mudslides and other natural disasters without requiring homeowners to relocate. Homeowners can use the money to rebuild in the same location, and their new home is also eligible for NFIP coverage.
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), repetitive claims are the most significant factor in increasing flood insurance costs.
- NFIP pays claims averaging $200 million per year for about 40,000 repetitively flooded properties.
- Since its creation in 1968, the NFIP has paid out nearly $1 billion for at least 10,000 properties that have experienced two or more losses, with cumulative claims often exceeding the value of the property.
- Flood damage costs increased from an average of $2.6 billion per year (in 2002 dollars) during the first half of the 20th century to more than $6 billion per year in the past 10 years.
In New Orleans, in part because of the extensive levee system, many properties were underinsured or uninsured. Yet based on statements from the Administration and in Congress, the federal government seems likely to help both the insured and the uninsured alike to rebuild, says Burnett.
This makes those who didn't pay for the insurance seem like geniuses and those who carried the insurance seem like suckers -- a powerful message to those who consider insuring property in the future. Regardless, the federal response to New Orleans' recent flooding offers little hope that people will make wiser development decisions in the future, says Burnett.
Source: H. Sterling Burnett, "Perversions Insured," TechCentralStation.com, February 17, 2006.
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Davina + Daniel | Latte, Italy
First, let me get the obvious out of the way: Yes, their names really are Davina and Daniel! I have to admit, I thought their first email might be a joke, but in fact, they and their wedding were very real! We were obviously very curious to meet the couple who share our names, and we had the opportunity when we photographed their engagement session in New York City last spring. During this first "date," we learned that the four of us also share a strong love of sushi, travel, and our families. We also learned that it is very strange for us to direct a couple using our own names, but we somehow managed to get used to this by their wedding day (and we do expect this to have been a once-in-a-lifetime thing!)
Fast forward a few months, and we were all on the French Riviera to celebrate the union of the other Davina + Daniel. Festivities began days before the wedding with parties in Monaco, all leading up to one simply breath-taking event. Davina, Daniel, and close to 300 guests gathered at Davina's family's gorgeous home in Latte, Italy, near the French border and overlooking the Mediterranean sea. The whole day was flawless; stunning, really, from beginning to end, but it was the sense of togetherness that really left an impression on us. Among the olive trees, and with the salty sea breeze in the air, this wedding truly felt like a celebration and there was no doubt about it: these two families who came together that day absolutely adore one another.
After a private and emotional bedeken, sweet and simple ceremony, and a lively outdoor horah among the olive trees, guests enjoyed a classic Italian feast at one long table in the garden (remember when I said there were nearly 300 guests?!). Traditional Napolitan musicians provided entertainment, and then traditional Catalan dancers escorted Davina and Daniel, followed by all the guests, to an epic dance party further down on the property. It was almost 4am when we left, and although the party was being shut down, guests seemed ready to keep it going!
It was a tremendous opportunity for us to share in such a beautiful celebration with Davina and Daniel. A shout-out goes out to the incredible Guendalina, Sophie, and the whole team who pulled off every little detail to perfection, and of course to Davina and Daniel for entrusting us to capture it all.
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Francisco Tabasco
Unas fotos increíbles!!!!! Puedo decir que son mis fotógrafos favoritos.
Ouf! That was good. Really good.
Absolutely amazing!!!
Lanny Mann
So good, guys!
robby followell
well hi most perfect wedding blog post ever. nice to see you.
you two… whoa.
I almost had to stop looking through the images because i could deal with HOW INCREDIBLE THEY ALLLLL ARE! Fantastic.
PS I did finish them 😉
Larry Scott
Absolutely beautiful work!
Friends, your work is simply amazing ! Congrats
Too good! Nice work!
Dennis Berti
I'm your super fan! Amazing reportage, congrats
unreal, so candid.
Adam Kealing
That first shot…. So good, I can't get it out of my head!!! Incredible wedding you two!
Steve Gerrard
argh. SO GOOD.
Beautiful beautiful beautiful!!!
Elisha Stewart
I am IN LOVE with that bridal portrait!!!
You guys are so amazing! You do it over and over again! Wow!
Can you say WOW please. You guys did an incredibly outstanding job, once again. Every click is like an "oh" & "wow"
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I hate you guys so much until I lOVE your work.
My mouth is always open to the wonderful moments and art you guys create.
I wish you guys lived in NYC and we were neighbors. " Hey, I need to borrow some sugar" lol – Please don't stop watch you guys are doing
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Wow!! i never cease to be amazed by your photography..stunning as ever
Nice clicks guys
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Such intimacy in those portraits, lovely moments
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Abby + Bahi | Toronto, ON
On the eve of Abby and Bahi's wedding, we met up with them at a bar in downtown Toronto. The four of us discussed how life has a funny way of putting two individuals together, often times despite the odds. It was our very first time meeting them, yet the conversation flowed effortlessly, and had the four of us sharing intimate details about life with a partner.
The complicity we had discussed the night before was so obvious to us as we witnessed them become husband and wife the next day. Having been kept separate for the first part of the day, they constantly exchanged excited glances throughout their traditional Sri Lankan ceremony when they were finally reunited. You could feel the relief that came from being together again, as though all was now right in the world again.
After the ceremony, Abby swapped her sari for a navy gown, and Bahi went from a traditional sherwani to a silver suit for their elegant reception at the Art Gallery of Ontario. There, about a dozen friends and family members took the mic to recall stories of Abby and Bahi's lives as individuals and as a couple. It was a trip down memory lane for the two of them, as told by the most important people in their lives, and it gave all guests a unique insight into these two individuals. What ensued, as one would imagine, was laughter, tears, and everything in between.
We absolutely love photographing cultural weddings for their energy, color, and sacredness, but to get such an intimate view into the relationship of these two individuals was even more special to us. Thank you, Abby and Bahi, for allowing us into your lives and your wedding day.
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Francis Joseph
Incredibly fantastic set!
Brian Di Croce
Super beautifully documented wedding you two! Colors of an Indian wedding are a blessing to the eye.
Richard Pham
Love it! Great work!
Corey Schwartz
This is a stunning example of your amazing work.
wow……every image is spectacular!!!!!! crazy good!!!!
Insanely gorgeous photos!
Wiki Lee
You guys are always my inspiration… love them!
Emma Rose
Your crops/compositions in this wedding– incredible. Very fresh. (Just the hand, bride against all those colours, man pointing during ceremony, barefoot reflection– all have the unexpected.) The first dance shot, with the candles in the foreground, is particularly gorgeous.
Lynne Kennedy
Absolutely stunning. I love your work and really enjoy every blog post but this one was just incredible. The colours and culture are fabulously portrayed. And the emotion. Just beautiful.
Kate Hood
there are little secrets in so many of these images. love that.
Incredible work 🙂
These images are F$%%ing amazing!
Sonia Palik
Wonderful!!! Just beautiful! You are true artists!
Rebecca Mackesty
Simply stunning! You were able to capture so much real and raw emotion. Loved it 🙂
Pete Henderson
Love looking through your work. Great set of images as always.
Julian Moniz
STOP…stop it, just stop being so good…
Very beautiful pictures guys its been a while hope your doing fine.
Francisco Tabasco
Que gran visión de una boda …..no hay palabras.
Wow, these photos are stunning!
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Great work! Great colors! I really love this gallery.


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Calcutta, Aug. 16: The power ministry is unhappy with the funds disbursals under the accelerated power development reforms programme (APDRP). Out of the Rs 3,500-crore corpus, the ministry has disbursed only Rs 1,600 crore.
The ministry has written to all state electricity boards asking them to speed up reforms in the distribution and transmission sectors. The major chunk of the funds under APDRP has gone to Gujarat, Maharashtra and Haryana.
The APDRP fund was set up by the government in 2002-03 to offer SEBs concessional grants and loans schemes to tone up sub-transmission, distribution and metering.
A power ministry official said Union power secretary R. V. Shahi has asked all state electricity boards to speed up distribution reforms if they want to avail of funds under APDRP.
Shahis message follows a study carried out by Prayas, a Pune-based energy research group. The report has pointed out that even private utilities are not free from large commercial losses.
The focus of power sector reforms is now gradually shifting to distribution rather than generation.
The power ministry official said, There is widespread acceptance that the initial concentration on generation adding capacity at any cost was a misplaced priority. Even those investors who were attracted by the opening up of generation concede that it was a case of putting the horse before the cart.
He added, Reforms began on a wrong footing. The best thing would have been to promote transmission and distribution in the private sector. We are still paying the price for that because the growth rate of generation has gone down in the last 10 years.
Twelve years after the reforms were initiated, the power sector is in a worse shape. The losses of SEBs are at an all-time high of Rs 33, 177 crore or 2 per cent of the gross domestic product. Therefore, the ministrys toning-up measures have focused on cleaning up this end.
With an installed capacity of 104,917 MW, the country suffers an energy shortage of 7.5 per cent and peak demand shortfall of nearly 13 per cent. India has an embarrassing record of electricity usage.
The countrys per capita consumption of electricity is one of the lowest in the world 355kWh against 800 kWh in China and a world average of 2,200 kWh.


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