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Texas State Library and Archives Commission Receives $7.5 Million Increase in Funding
The 84th Texas Legislature has increased the appropriation of the State Library and Archives Commission by $7.6M for the 2016-2017 biennium. The new funding includes resources to launch the Texas Digital Archive to preserve and make available electronic archives of state government as well as $6M to offer Texans greater access to online information via the popular TexShare and TexQuest programs. The Texas State Library and Archives Commission also gained funds in the new state budget to address salary needs and to implement a new automated accounting and payroll system.
Virginia Vital Records Online
Fred Moss, with input from Peter E. Broadbent, Jr., has written an excellent article about Virginia's recent release of 16 million Virginia vital records. Fred writes, "This important new access to Virginia vital records occurred directly as a result of the Virginia Genealogical Society's efforts in 2011 – 2012. VGS members wrote key legislators, and former VGS President Peter Broadbent lead the effort in meetings with legislators."
The full article is available at http://www.fgs.org/rpac/2015/06/14/virginia-vital-records-online.
Spain Passes Law Awarding Citizenship to Descendants of Expelled Jews
Spain's lower house of parliament has approved a law that eases the path to citizenship for descendants of Jews who were forced to flee the country five centuries ago during the Inquisition.
The measure aims to correct what Spain's conservative government calls the "historic mistake" of sending Jews into exile in 1492, forcing them to convert to Catholicism or burning them at the stake.
Update on the European Union and Other Countries Regarding the "Right to Be Forgotten"
The following was written by Jan Meisels Allen, Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee, and also a member of the Records Preservation and Access Committee, a joint committee of the Federation of Genealogical Societies, the National Genealogical Society, and the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS):
The EU Observer has written an interesting update on the European Union's (EU) proposed data privacy legislation-which was first introduced in 2012. This is the legislation that espouses the "right to be forgotten" now called the "right to be erased" a concept causing genealogists concern as to what records may be available after the legislation is enacted. You may recall the EU Parliament passed its version in March of last year—and then the May 2014 elections occurred before the EU Council voted. Both the EU legislative chambers must vote on the same piece of legislation before it can be enacted. (See below for a brief description of the EU legislative structure.) The legislation has a number of "chapters" and some are more contentious than others. Thus far, agreements have been reached on rules for public authorities; data transfer rules to countries outside the EU, rules on processors, controllers, and data protection officers, as well as rules on archiving and statistics for history and research purposes. Also agreed upon was designating the lead data protection authority, charged to resolve disputes, as the one based in the country of the company's main establishment.
Alabama Senate Approves Bill to Abolish Marriage Licensing
A newly-proposed piece of legislation in Alabama might have a minor impact on genealogy record-keeping. The state's constitution declares marriage to be between a man and a woman. However, federal courts are attempting to force the state to issue marriage licenses for same-sex marriages. Alabama Senate Bill 377 proposes to end marriage licensing and replace them with a contract process.
According to the text of the bill, it would abolish the requirement to obtain a marriage license from the judge of probate.
A Proposal to Abolish the Alabama Historic Commission
The Alabama Pioneers web site contains an email message from Ted Urquhart, President of the Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance. He states:
"You may already be aware that a bill has been introduced to the Alabama House of Representatives to abolish the Alabama Historic Commission (AHC) and transfer most – but not all – of its responsibilities and holdings to the Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH) and the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR).
A Change in Access to the State of Maine's Vital Records
The following announcement was written by the Maine State Archives and is available to all at http://www.maine.gov/sos/arc/research/vitalrecordschanges.docx.
Per state law, all vital records – such as notices of birth, death and marriage – dating from 1892 to the present day, are no longer available at the Maine State Archives.* The records dating from 1892 – 1922 were previously held at the Archives, but have now been digitally scanned, allowing the Vital Records office to issue these documents. As of May 1, 2015, Data, Research and Vital Statistics at the Vital Records office will issue ALL vital records from 1892 to present.
The Maine Department of the Secretary of State, Maine State Archives will continue to issue non-certified copies of documents prior to 1892.
Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation DNA Database has been Shut Down
The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) was an early collector of DNA information to be used for genealogy purposes. It was founded by inventor and philanthropist James LeVoy Sorenson and Brigham Young University professor Dr. Scott Woodward. Mr. Sorenson envisioned the development of a genetic-genealogical blueprint of all humankind. Some years later, the database and supporting infrastructure was acquired by Ancestry.com and became the basis for what is now Ancestry DNA. It has since served the interests of thousands of genealgists as well as several other communities.
Sadly, Ancestry has now announced the closure of this valuable service. The announcement at http://www.smgf.org states:
We regret to inform you the site you have accessed is no longer available.
Let's Clear the Air About Ancestry DNA Sharing Customers' Data
I thought this was settled but apparently not. I read a lot of online news reports about genealogy and also about DNA. Reports surfaced several days ago claiming that Ancestry.com shared customer DNA data with police officials. Some of those reports stated that this was done without a search warrant while others stated that a search warrant was obtained first before the police contacted Ancestry DNA. The articles were confusing, at least to me, and it apparently confused a lot of other people as well. I have now read a number of later articles and have talked with the folks at Ancestry DNA.
As is often the case, it seems the original articles were mostly correct but one report contained a major error concerning the warrant. I don't know who published the first report but the first one I saw was in the New Orleans Advocate at http://www.theneworleansadvocate.com/news/11707192-123/new-orleans-filmmaker-cleared-in. It clearly stated that a search warrant was obtained. Next, the Electronic Frontier Foundation picked up the story but claimed there was no search warrant. I have a high opinion of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and their fight for the rights of consumers in an online world but I think they blew it this time. Their article at https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/05/how-private-dna-data-led-idaho-cops-wild-goose-chase-and-linked-innocent-man-20 states, "Without a warrant or court order, investigators asked the lab to run the crime scene DNA against …" That statement has now been proven to be false. As I write these words, I cannot see where the Electronic Frontier Foundation has since changed their article or issued a correction.
For a rather long and very detailed report on the entire manner, I strongly suggest you read Judy Russell's explanation of the entire affair in her Legal Genealogist Blog at http://legalgenealogist.com/blog/2015/05/03/facts-matter/. I know Judy well enough to know that she is a stickler for facts and I believe her version is correct.
Ancestry.com Is Sharing Customer DNA Data With Police
Is this a privacy issue? An article by Jay Syrmopoulos for the Free Thought Project at http://goo.gl/JYML8u says: "Would you find it frightening— perhaps even downright Orwellian — to know that a DNA swab that you sent to a company for recreational purposes would surface years later in the hands of police? What if it caused your child to end up in a police interrogation room as the primary suspect in a murder investigation?"
"I Un-Friend You and I Un-Marry You"
A New York County Supreme Court judge ruled that 26-year-old nurse Ellanora Baidoo can serve divorce papers to her soon-to-be ex-husband, Victor Sena Blood-Dzraku, via Facebook. The ruling is one of the first of its kind, and it comes at a time when even standard e-mail is still not "statutorily authorized" as a primary means of service, the judge wrote.
New Jersey to Allow Access to Birth Records for People Adopted in the State
Beginning in 2017, an adult adopted child whose adoption took place in New Jersey can request to obtain a non-certified copy of their original birth record. They will not be able to use the original birth record as proof of identification or for any other legal purposes.
The Connecticut Library Association's Rally for Libraries
The genealogy community relies on our public libraries, especially those with terrific genealogy divisions and clubs. The new Connecticut proposed budget would eliminate the funding for interlibrary loan, consortia, grants for special programs and collections (like genealogy and local history), etc. Several years have seen proposals like this, but this battle is seen as the most dire.
The following is a "call for action" issued by the Connecticut Library Association:
As you know, Connecticut libraries are reeling from the news that the governor's recent budget proposes to eliminate all state funding for Cooperating Library Service Units (CLC) as well as funding for Connecticard, Grants to Public Libraries, and more. In addition, there is a proposal to eliminate the state statutes that authorize and support these programs.
We need your help now to make sure the budget that is recommended in April by the Appropriations Committee includes full funding for CLC, Connecticard and Grants to Public Libraries.
What can you do to help?
Co-founder of Ancestry.com Charged with Sexually Abusing Teen
Sad news. A person who once was a well known person in the genealogy community had criminal charges filed Monday against him. However, I believe Dan Taggart has not been associated with Ancestry.com in any way for several years.
Details may be found in an article in the Deseret News at http://goo.gl/pilqaT.
California Man Receives a Law Licence to Practice after 125 Years
The California Supreme Court has posthumously awarded a law license to a Chinese immigrant who was barred from becoming a lawyer 125 years ago.
Hong Yen Chang was barred from practicing law in 1890 by the same court because "persons of the Mongolian race" were not granted citizenship.
Kansas Supreme Court Proposed Restricted Access to Kansas Marriage Records
The Kansas Supreme Court is considering proposed changes to Supreme Court Rule 106 to clarify treatment of personally identifiable information in marriage licensing documents maintained by the district courts. The new proposal restricts marriage records to attorneys, court officers, and to:
Ohio to Open Adoption Records Sealed for 50 Years
Ohio birth certificates and court decrees, some sealed as long as 51 years, will soon become available to adoptees or to their direct descendants for the first time without a court order. As many as 400,000 documents will now become available. The new law goes into effect Friday, March 20, 2015.
The state doesn't plan to make the request form available on line until just before it begins accepting requests Friday. The forms may be submitted only via postal mail or in person at the vital statistics office because of the notarized documentation required. It could take six weeks for requests to be processed. A video spelling out the process is available at odh.ohio.gov/vs.
State of Rhode Island Proposal to Allow Wider Access to Death Certificates
The Rhode Island House of representatives is considering a bill to allow wider access to death certificates than what is allowed by present legislation. In short, bill H 5863 proposes to allow title examiners, attorneys, and members of genealogical societies to examine death certificates. No fees would be charged for searching or viewing said records.
The proposal does contain exceptions for such items as out-of-wedlock births. However, it specifically does allow "members of legally incorporated genealogical societies in the conduct of their official duties as defined in regulations shall have any access to, or be permitted to, examine the original or any copy of the birth certificate or birth record, of any person in the custody of any registrar of vital records or of the state department of health."
Massachusetts Proposed Legislation will Help Preserve Polish Heritage in the State
A bill introduced into the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts proposes establishment of a Pioneer Valley Polish heritage institute at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
NOTE: The Pioneer Valley is another name for the Connecticut River Valley in the western part of the state. It was the final destination for many nineteenth and twentieth century European immigrants, especially those from Poland.
The bill has been referred to the committee on Higher Education. The legislative bill states, (in part):
An Act relative to preserving Polish heritage in the Pioneer Valley.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:


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1,000 sq. feet, guest bedroom is on second floor. Make yourself at home! Enjoy use of the full space with exception of master bedroom. Free Netflix streaming. Hosts will be available to interact with guests as desired. Walking distance to gorgeous Eden Park and Krohn Conservatory. Restaurants & grocery store in walking distance. Highly recommend Myrtle's Punch House for evening libations. Walking distance to multiple Metro bus stops. Uber, Lyft, and taxi services available. LGBT* frien...
A sweet little downtown studio, walking distance to activities, restaurants and nightlife. Available MLB All Star game weekend. Comfortable futon sleeps two. Queen size air mattress available sleeps additional two more, bath, shower, mini-frig, microwave, and coffee maker round out the conveniences. Learn More
Great location between downtown and OTR area. Property manager will be available to launder bath towels during the stay, we are happy to offer recommendations to local area attractions. Location Location Location Walking distance to downtown features and attractions, also Red Bike rentals and Metro Bus available.
1 bedroom apt with living room,extra cot,full bath,kitchen space(dishes,sink, fridge, microwave, skillet,convection ovenonly). Quite neighborhood 5-10 mins from downtown Cincy, shopping,25mins from Indiana,Kentucky, cvg airport too). Why stay at a hotel bring your furry friend-if you have one- and relax. Learn More
Sweet nook of a home that's vibrant and soothing in all the right places. Built perfectly for two there is a large couch in the living room with chaise and/ or a twin cot that could accommodate an extra person(or two if you all really like each other) There is a small kitchen with fridge, microwave, convection/broiler/toaster oven,electric skillet,sink, plates,and pantry items. Certain items are always stocked like teas and sugar but something special comes from the room best traveled and...
Incredibly clean & modern loft in the middle of Over-the-Rhine (OTR), Cincinnati's hippest neighborhood. This sun-drenched loft is surrounded by the city's best restaurants, shops, bars, and theaters. 15 min walk to Great American Baseball Stadium. Learn More
Be in the middle of all that's happening in the city. Washington Park, which we consider our backyard, hosts nightly entertainment from music acts to movies in the park. OTR is Cincinnati's oldest and most historic neighborhood, home to the country's largest collection (943 buildings) of 19th-century Italianate architecture and most stylish eateries, brewpubs, bars and shops. You're just a 10-15 minute walk away from Fountain Square, Great American Ballpark and The Banks. Enjoy all that ...
Private entrance to first floor room of MidCentury Modern home designed by Ben Dombar, famed local architect and apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright. Located in a beautiful gas lit neighborhood minutes from the zoo, downtown, and public transportation. Learn More
This ground floor room has its own separate entrance and is located within a MidCentury Modern home built by architect Benjamin Dombar. The space includes a half-bath with toilet and sink, mini-fridge, flat screen TV, microwave, coffee maker, access to washer and dryer, and comfortably sleeps four people on a queen bed, twin bed, and futon couch. A full bathroom with shower is located on a shared second floor and will be reserved only for you and your guests during your stay. The second flo...
1 bd loft condo-private roofgarden & balcony overlooking vibrant Vine Street. Steps to Kroger HQ, P&G HQ, Macy's HQ plus restaurants, shops,Washington Park. SleepNumber King bed. Designer decor,Hardwood floors,luxurious carpets,linens. Full kitchen. Learn More
Sparkling apartment with high ceilings and a fabulous view of vibrant Vine Street. Ultimate comfort for work or play. Secure building. Unit is top floor with private roofgarden and covered balcony. Apartment is professionally managed. Guests will have complete privacy and comfort. THE PLACE TO BE IN CINCINNATI. Food. Wine. Nightlife. Theatre. Reds Baseball. Bengals Football. University of Cincinnati Sports and activities. All within walking distance or a quick taxi ride up to campu...
If you're looking for a clean & convenient downtown Cincinnati apartment to stay during ALL-STAR week, my apartment is the one for you. The location is blocks from Over-the-Rhine and Great American Ball Park. Parking is safe, affordable, CLOSE! Learn More
There is a bedroom and in the main room there is a futon that can fit 1-2 people. The main entrance is hardwood and the main room and bedroom is carpeted. The bathroom is tile. The carpets were professionally cleaned June 15, 2015. Travelers can use the basement washer and dryer. $1.25 for washer. $1.00 for dryer. Downtown Cincinnati is equipped with taxis, Uber and Lyft. There is metered parking on the street right outside the apartment. There is also a paid lot across the street and ...
Experience a slice of Cincinnati's history in my historic home. Close to downtown, OTR & University of Cincinnati. Perfect for history buffs, architects, artists and creatives of all types! Includes laundry, wi-fi, free parking ... Learn More
Your private room will have a queen size futon, full-length mirror, small desk & chair, bedside table and a good sized closet with a window A/C unit. Shared spaces are: kitchen, bathroom, living room, laundry room. There is space for storing bicycles indoors on the first floor. I keep the house clean, but am not a neat-freak. There is a lockbox with guest key and welcome introduction information. One of my housemates will be available to greet guests between 12-2:00 PM upon appointment. G...
Spacious updated condo in Mt Adams with detached garage. 1 bedroom, 2 full bath, 1200 sq feet, 3 floors, open floor plan, bamboo floors, granite counter tops, balconies with views of downtown and the Ohio River from the 2nd and 3rd floor. Learn More
Spacial Mt. Adams condo, 1 bedroom, 2 full bath, 2 balconies and detached garage. 3 floors making up approx 1200 sq feet. Updated open floor plan with bamboo floors, granite counter tops, balconies with views of downtown and the Ohio River. 1 bedroom, living area, kitchen and dining area, and balconies Mt Adams is a vibrant neighborhood with several restaurants and bars within close walking distance; beautiful views of the river, Kentucky, and downtown; Playhouse in the Park, The Cincin...
Located in the heart of Historic OTR & the Entertainment District. Walk to all the best bars + restaurants, galleries + unique retail shops + Washington Park + Reds + Bengals and easy access to all that Cincinnati has to offer. Plus free parking. Learn More
In the very heart of OTR. Enjoy Summer Street festivals below your 2nd story window on Sundays, or go half a block to the revitalized Woodward Theatre for live music. Rest comfortably in the brand new queen size bed, or one of the 2 twin sleepers. Sleeps up to 4 guests. Parking in lot directly behind the apartment…. trust me this is a big plus!!! Available to only those with pre-paid parking pass (which I have!) Private entrance to apartment. Available to guests with anything they need....
This is the place you have been looking for. Clean and up to date amenities. Just minutes to Downtown restaurants and night life. Or curl up on the couch with a fire and a movie. This space was designed with comfort in mind. -James Learn More
Master Bedroom has a king size bed, the second bedroom has a full bed for additional guests. Wireless internet and cable TV are provided. A large and spacious kitchen with and island can handle your cooking needs. Also a gas grill outside your door. This apartment has its own private entrance with an electronic code that is changed with each guest (no keys required). Late check-ins can be handled depending on your situation. Also you have your own driveway that can fit three standard ca...
Our clean and spacious 1BD apartment is perfectly situated in the heart of Cincinnati! We are located within a 5min walk of the Cincinnati Zoo, University of Cincinnati, UC Med Center, VA Hospital, and Children's Hospital. Learn More
We do not live in this unit. I know many people rent out their own personal apartment for people and then leave when someone books the place. However, we live upstairs, which is it's own unit. The downstairs apartment was recently furnished for the sole purpose of hosting Aribnb guests. Guests who stay with us will have full access to our outside porch, grill, Direct TV, Internet, and Washer & Dryer that is located in the basement. Clifton is a fun neighborhood! It is mostly known for t...
It is a very comfortable, modern, and clean living space, with full kitchen and refrigerator, WiFi, and balcony. Apartment receives a lot of light throughout the day and has central air-conditioning. Original artwork and vintage/IKEA look. Learn More
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Virtualization News Archives
KVM In Linux 4.2 Adds Support For x86 Write Combining, SMM
The KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) updates for Linux 4.2 are exciting for x86 Linux users.
24 June 2015 - Kernel-Based Virtual Machine
QEMU Affected By Another Security Vulnerability
Back in May a security vulnerability went public that let VMs escape QEMU's security and gain access to the host via an issue in QEMU's virtual floppy disk driver code. Another QEMU security issue is going public today.
10 June 2015 - PCNET
New Benchmarks Of Eltechs ExaGear For x86 Apps On ARM
In the past we've written about Eltechs' ExaGear Desktop software that claims to be 4.5x faster than QEMU and allows x86 Windows/Linux programs to run on ARM. The company has sent over their latest benchmark results of their latest performance claims.
31 May 2015 - Eltechs ExaGear
Xen Orchestra 4.0 Brings Docker Support, Improved Design
The Xen Orchestra team announced this week their next big release: Xen Orchestra 4.0. Xen Orchestra 4.0 has been in development for over nine months now and is codenamed Double Bass.
31 May 2015 - Xen Orchestra 4.0
Ubuntu's LXD vs. KVM For The Linux Cloud
Since last year Canonical has been developing the new LXD hypervisor. As implied by the name, LXD is derived from the success of LXC.
23 May 2015 - LXD vs. KVM
VENOM Bug In QEMU Escapes VM Security
The latest high-profile security vulnerability affecting open-source software and impacting mass amounts of systems worldwide is dubbed VENOM.
13 May 2015 - QEMU VENOM
VirtualBox 5.0 Beta 3 Released
The third beta to VirtualBox 5.0 is now available. VirtualBox 5.0 is a big step forward to Oracle's virtualization software and adds PV support to Windows/Linux guests, XHCI controller support for USB 3.0 devices, bi-directional drag-and-drop to guests, and more.
7 May 2015 - VirtualBox 5.0 - 3 Comments
Virt-Manager 1.2.0 Brings OVMF/AAVMF Support For UEFI In VMs
Available today is virt-manager 1.2.0 for managing KVM, Xen, and LXC virtualization using libvirt.
4 May 2015 - virt-manager 1.2
QEMU 2.3 Officially Released
QEMU 2.3 was officially released today as the latest major release for this important component to the open-source Linux virtualization stack.
27 April 2015 - QEMU 2.3.0 - 5 Comments
Linux 4.1: Full DynTicks For KVM Guests To Become Possible
While full DynTicks support has been part of the mainline Linux kernel for quite a while, it's now become possible to use it with KVM guest virtual machines.
15 April 2015 - Linux 4.1 DynTicks KVM
VirtualBox 5.0 Beta 2 Released
Just two weeks after VirtualBox 5.0 showed the first signs of life, VirtualBox 5.0 Beta 2 is now available.
14 April 2015 - VirtualBox 5
QEMU 2.3.0-rc2 Released
For users of QEMU as part of their Linux virtualization that wish to test out the very latest features, the QEMU 2.3-rc2 development release is now available.
4 April 2015 - QEMU 2.3 - 11 Comments
VirtualBox 5.0 Now In Beta, Adds PV To Windows/Linux Guests
Oracle engineers have done an April Fool's Day release of the first development version of VirtualBox 5.0.
1 April 2015 - VirtualBox 5.0 Beta - 20 Comments
QEMU 2.3 RC1 Released With Many Last Minute Changes
Following last week's QEMU 2.3-rc0 release, out today is 2.3-RC1 with over 100 changes in the past few days.
24 March 2015 - QEMU 2.3-RC1 - 3 Comments
QEMU 2.3 Approaches Release & Is Bringing Many Improvements
QEMU 2.3 is nearing its release and on Tuesday the first release candidate (2.3.0-rc0) was released in encouraging testing for this important piece of the Linux virtualization stack.
18 March 2015 - QEMU 2.3-rc0 - 3 Comments
Virgil3D Is Still Happening, New 3D Test Harness Created
David Airlie at Red Hat continues to be working on Virgil3D for providing 3D/OpenGL acceleration to KVM/QEMU guests.
16 March 2015 - Virgil3D - 1 Comment
Conservancy Sues VMware Over GPL Compliance
The Software Freedom Conservancy has today announced a lawsuit against VMware for failing to comply with the GPL on Linux.
5 March 2015 - Software Freedom Conservancy - 20 Comments
KVM Brings Some Improvements To Linux 3.20
Paolo Bonzini has sent in the KVM pull request for the Linux 3.20 kernel and it includes some interesting changes and features for this important piece of the open-source Linux virtualization stack.
13 February 2015 - Linux 3.20 KVM - 1 Comment
Does VirtualBox VM Have Much A Future Left?
It's been a long time since last hearing of any major innovations or improvements to VirtualBox, the VM software managed by Oracle since their acquisition of Sun Microsystems. Is there any hope left for a revitalized VirtualBox?
30 January 2015 - Oracle VirtualBox - 118 Comments
VMWare X.Org Driver Updated To v13.1
It's been a while since VMware last put down an updated xf86-video-vmware DDX driver update for use with their virtualization software. That changed, however, with today marking the release of xf86-video-vmware 13.1.0.
19 January 2015 - xf86-video-vmware 13.1
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Minneapolis: Warm, Seasonable Weather for July Fourth Weekend
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This is going to be an issue with the electrical circuit for the brake lights, there may be a relay or module that controls the rear lighting and it needs to be checked. If you want to address this, you'll need a wiring diagram and a volt meter to diagnose properly. You can get a wiring diagram and repair manual for a decent price here: http://bit.ly/mitchell_repair_manuals_online - Bret Bodas
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GenreThriller, Crime
Release DateJune 21, 2014 (Restored)
Duration83 min.
StudioDark Sky Films
Official Siteclick here
REVIEWS RATE: Critics Readers Be the 1st!
Cast and Crew
DirectorTobe Hooper
ProducerTobe Hooper
ScreenwriterKim Henkel, Tobe Hooper
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- Paul A. Partain
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- Jim Siedow
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A group of friends face a nightmare of torment at the hands of Leatherface and his depraved Texas clan. Tobe Hooper's cult classic remains the film that defined horror. Newly restored in honor of the film's 40th anniversary.
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Signed Nepali
Signed Nepali, a variant of Sign-Supported Nepali, is a means of communication often used by (nominally) signing hearing individuals in their interactions with signing deaf, or by deaf persons who for whatever reason acquired Nepali as their mother tongue and then acquired Nepali Sign Language subsequently, or by deaf persons with people with normal hearing whose signing is judged not to be fully fluent (i.e. not Nepali Sign Language).
Signed Nepali is a pidgin form of Nepali Sign Language commonly used by people with normal hearing who (nominally) sign in their interactions with deaf people. It is also commonly used by those deaf persons who acquired Nepali Sign Language later in life and for whom Nepali is their first language (L1) and Nepali Sign Language is a second language (L2). Although schools for the deaf in Nepal theoretically use Nepali Sign Language as their medium of instruction (alongside written Nepali), in practice and in fact, the majority of classes are conducted in some version of Sign-Supported Nepali, as a Simultaneous Communication (or so-called Total Communication) approach is widely practiced. (Such practices have been documented by Hoffmann-Dilloway (2008).[1]
Generally speaking, Signed Nepali is neither Nepali nor Nepali Sign Language, but rather a compromise between the two, using the lexicon of the latter (but little or none of its grammar), and the word order (and some, but in practice rarely very much, of the grammar) of the former. As such, it is less than a full language, lacking in both morphology and syntax, and thus generally tends to be not fully comprehensible to the majority of deaf signers. In this, it is similar to other manually coded languages, such as various versions of Signed English.
- ^ Erika Hoffmann-Dilloway (2008). "Metasemiotic Regimentation in the Standardization of Nepali Sign Language." Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 18/2: 192-213.
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Hale CarnivalToday
A great family event including carnival parade, fete on the green and firework finale.
Farnham Charity Bike Ride 201505/07/2015
The annual Farnham Charity Bike Ride is a fun and increasingly popular community event with a great family atmosphere for cyclists of all ages and abilities.
Hospice Plant Sale – July05/07/2015
Come down to one of our plant sales at the Hospice in July
Open Garden at Monksfield05/07/2015
Open Garden at Monksfield Sunday 5th July - Fun Family Day Out
Music in the Meadow05/07/2015
Live music from 3-5pm in Gostrey Meadow every Sunday during the summer
Rhymetime at Farnham Library07/07/2015
Songs and nursery rhymes for under 5's every Tuesday from 11.00 - 11.30
Introduction to Wet Felting07/07/2015
Join Janine Rees for another exciting workshop introducing you to the craft of wet felt making
Lavender Workshop08/07/2015
Make a Lavender wand and find about more about English Lavender and its uses.
Farnham Business Connections Lunchtime Networking Event09/07/2015
If you are a local business and looking to make more contacts join us for lunch Farnham Business Connections - A Business Networking group to suit everyone.
Sizzling Summer Sale Evening at Appassionato Interiors09/07/2015
Join us on Thursday 9th July from 6-8pm for a glass of bubbly and 20% off everything in our beautiful Farnham store. Many more items are now up to 50% off!


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Sentiment: Strong Sell
yep yep yep yep.....
Everyone knows....it's out of the bag....and deriv. Losses like lehman's and into the toilet. soon the final flush......x ten...for leverage. this is a bigturd.
Oh balogney.......balongie....or bologna. u fos. this going into sewer where it belongs. paper shuffling derivatives.....goes badly.....always. lehman's
You have several things all jumbled up. Try to straighten them out so you can analyze them. One, dilution is not a good thing, but the preferred offering is not dilutive if it produces the same or greater income per share as the common. Two, it is more debt and potentially more leverage if the amount raised by the preferred is leveraged to the same extent as the common. Three, since the preferred is not dilutive, and more leverage is not dilutive, your conclusion that there will be less dividend is incorrect. Just take a deep breath and try to think things through rather than just giving a knee jerk reaction that is not correct.
No one has the data to know this for sure. How can you expect people to say what they do not have the data to draw such conclusions on? The people who are stating a value are just making it up and are probably the low IQ posters on the board who say things they know nothing about because that is what they are hoping is true and I would recommend that you pay no attention to them because they are misleading people with their made up information.
All anyone can do is speculate on what the future might bring based on what is likely to happen with interest rates and hedging. Exact numbers can only come from AGNC themselves and are given in quarterly reports. Right now I suspect that the book value posted on yahoo is out of date


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Four and Twenty Cafe
Four and Twenty Cafe commits to buying their produce from a local source to create their pies, pastries, smoothies, and more.
Table 19
With dishes paying homage to our Midwestern roots and served with warmth by our service team, each dining experience will make guests feel as if they are at "Table 19." Chef Matthew Lanetta's passion for featuring farm fresh items from our community is evident in all of our selections. Just as Table 19 is a new twist on the past, Chef Lanetta's menu makes classics new again with fresh perspective and integration of modern techniques.
The Publik House
Nestled in the heart of Restaurant Row on Prospect Road in Peoria Heights, the Publik House was established in 2010. The classic, casual room has an old-world feel that is rich, comfortable and as satisfying as a room temperature Harp in a London pub. It is a locally owned English style, American pub pouring pints Tuesday through Saturday beginning at 4:00 pm, serving English pub fare and American classics beginning at 5:00 pm.
CITY:Peoria Heights
Bella Italian Restaurant
Bella's prides themselves on using the freshest and highest quality ingredients in all their delicious entrees to make your Italian dining experience tasty and nutritious.
Welcome to our PV II Restaurant site. PV II is owned by Chef Josh Utech and his wife Amy Wand Utech. We offer extensive gluten free pasta, flour & bread! Everything is made from scratch so we cater to special food needs! Reservations are recommended! Buon Appetito!
Habanero Mexican Grill & Cantina
Habanero Mexican Grill & Cantina promises fast, fresh, and authentic Mexican food.
Neil & Shorty's BBQ
Neil and Shorty's BBQ offers mouthwatering beef briskets, pulled pork sandwiches and baby back ribs.
C-Note Pub
C-Note Pub is a quaint basement pub with a "Cheers-like" atmosphere. They offer a full-service bar and supper menu with appetizers, sandwiches, and fries or sweet potato fries, plus salads.
Anna Marie's Pizza
We deliver! All day! Everyday! Plus we do catering! And did we mention that we've got some of the most delicious slices in town?
Peppers Cafe and On the Go Catering
"Mama's" old traditional Italian recipes have been passed down from generation to generation and even today they are still enjoyed and appreciated. Pepper's Cafe and On the Go Catering caters from 10 to 5,300 guests throughout Central Illinois as well as casual cafe dining, using tried and true family recipes. They serve breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday. They also deliver "Drop 'n Go Meals" as well as "Red Bag Meals" for the entire office, and catering for your special events.
Centerplate Catering and Concessions
Full service food & beverage provider for Central Illinois. Event planners and caterers - one of the top concession companies in the state.
Two25 is a polished casual restaurant located in the Mark Twain hotel, downtown Peoria. Signature entrees such as the broiled peppercorn New York strip, dijon crusted salmon, shrimp & crab carbonara and the classic gratin dauphinois-- a 30 layer potato gratin-- are not to be missed. Delectable dessert choices such as chocolate mousse topped with a raspberry Chambord sauce and crème brulee are also local favorites. Diners can complement their meals with our wine program-- a large selection is available by the glass, flight, half bottle or bottle. Deemed "polished casual", we serve the finest food, using only the highest quality ingredients, paired with a warm and unforgettable dining experience. Every customer is treated as if they are a part of our family. Join us for lunch, or host your next event in our private meeting room. We hope to serve you soon.
Leaves 'N Beans Coffee
Leaves 'N Beans is a locally owned coffee shop that roasts fresh coffee daily. With so many gourmet coffee flavors and teas to choose from, you will have a hard time deciding which one you want. We also carry coffee accessories and gift items. Enjoy delicious soup and sandwiches in our cafe or purchase one of your favorite flavors from the store to brew coffee at home.
CITY:Peoria Heights
Wise Guys Bar & Grill
Stop by and try one of our famous Wise Guys Burgers with fries or bring the family in for one our special occasion Sunday brunches. Whether it's a party for the girls or a football night out for the guys, the best place to be is Wise Guys! Also providing catering/banquet facilities for corporate/private parties and weddings.
Barrack's Cater Inn, Inc.
Conveniently located meeting and banquet facility accommodating up to 350. Central Illinois' premier choice for off-premise catering. Over 60 years of experience in the catering industry guaranteeing Barrack's clients top-notch food and service that is second to none.
Darling's Downtown
Darling's Downtown offers a delicious made-to-order breakfast and lunch menu served Monday - Friday, making Darling's Downtown the perfect place for a weekday break. Darling's is located in the Twin Tower's Mall near a large seating area, convenient for a quick lunch or a meal with friends and family!
Kouri's Pub
Across from Northwoods Mall, is where you'll find our Peoria location. We've been serving delicious food and beverages here for 27 years now. Kouri's Pub on Sterling has been known as the cool place for the hip crowd and we aim to keep it that way. Our fire pit is one of the reasons why folks consider our beer and burger patio to be the best in Peoria. Seating for 300 patrons, you're sure to enjoy our comfortable environment and friendly efficient service. We've got all your "fun food" favorites: catfish strips and fries, hot wings, boneless zinger wings, third pound and half pound hamburger platters, ribeye sandwiches, reubens, tenderloins, mozzarella sticks, fried mushrooms, ham and cheese, chili, and more. Settle down with a domestic or imported beer, a glass of wine, or a perfectly mixed and garnished cocktail — and let the party begin. Open daily from 11 AM - 1 AM, 7 days a week.
Los Ranchitos
Authentic, homemade Mexican cuisine and some of the best margaritas you will ever have! Big menu selection features lunch and daily specials (drink specials, too!), complimentary chips with homemade salsa. Family friendly and very budget friendly.
Over Easy Cafe on Lake
We serve hearty breakfast, including biscuits and gravy, skillet breakfasts, and cinnamon roll pancakes. We also serve a daily lunch special as well as a daily soup. We are open 7 days a week 7am-2pm.
The Garden Room Grill
Family owned restaurant featuring salads, appetizers, sandwiches, dinners, and our ever popular quiches. Delicious fried chicken and nightly specials topped off with our fabulous homemade desserts. Let us host your banquet, reception, or class reunion!
Oriental Gardens
Oriental Gardens offers family gourmet dinners and daily specials. They have been serving Princeton for over 20 years.
Basta O'Neill's
We have taken our flare for inventive Italian cuisine and combined it with the spirit of our Irish ancestry to create this casual, welcoming dining atmosphere. So kick back, relax, grab a glass of wine from Italy or a whiskey from Ireland It's always happy hour here at O'Neill's!
thirty-thirty Coffee Company
Peoria's first ever traditional style coffee shop and micro-roastery. thirty-thirty Coffee Co. is obsessed with the pursuit of high quality coffee beverages, unprecedented presentation, knowledge and passion, along with a love for the local community, culture and education. We are located in Peoria's historic Anheuser-Busch/Kickapoo building downtown on the corner of Main and Glendale. All of our coffees will be served fresh, from seed to cup, using unique hand crafted methods ranging from the standard drip method to pour-over's and french press, grinding the coffee just before serving to ensure absolute freshness. We will also be serving high quality loose-leaf tea, fresh fruit smoothies, and have a variety of bottled drinks and juices. Most all of our ingredients are made ourselves or come from local businesses.
The PIT & Frankie's Fun Center
The PIT & Frankie's Fun Center offers a great place where a family, tween or teens can hang out with pizza, hand-dipped ice cream, and snacks. You can also shoot pool or play arcade games.


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Sometimes, it feels as if we are eavesdropping on day-to-day conversations rather than just hearing the usual litany of platitudes and regrets.
Sometimes, it feels as if we are eavesdropping on day-to-day conversations rather than just hearing the usual litany of platitudes and regrets.
"Stray Dog" largely succeeds because Granik's technique complements her subject. Both he and the film are modest in their goals and cherish the value of…
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Nick Allen picks one of his favorite Roger reviews.
An excerpt of Tony Fitzpatrick's column, "Dime Stories," which has its first published compilation in stores this month.
Nick Allen picks one of his favorite Roger reviews.
An excerpt of Tony Fitzpatrick's column, "Dime Stories," which has its first published compilation in stores this month.
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Add Mike Flanagan's "Oculus" to the horror subgenre of supernatural item movies. This time it's not a haunted doll or magical box but a deadly mirror with the power to compel people to commit violent acts. A man will think that he is trying to rip a Band-Aid from his finger only to realize that he's pulling his fingernail off instead. And that's nothing compared to what happens to teeth. The mirror has destroyed dozens of lives over the years, such as the time a mother thought she was tucking her children into bed but was drowning them in a cistern. "You see what it wants you to see", as the tagline goes. While the narrative freedom inherent in that premise allows for some truly strong visuals at times—the focus on star Karen Gillan's bouncing red pony tail down a hall or a bloody hand hidden behind a doorframe—"Oculus" eventually becomes little more than a series of ghostly figures and twisted visions on its way to a cop-out of an ending that you'll see coming an hour away. Solid performances and a few memorable images save it from disaster but Flanagan's film left me longing for the movie it could have been instead of what it actually is.
When "Oculus" opens, Tim Russell (Brenton Thwaites) is being released from years of intensive therapy. Much like Daniel Lutz (whose life story became "The Amityville Horror"), Tim believed for most of his time in a padded cell that his father was forced to commit horrendous violence because of a supernatural force. His doctors, including Miguel Sandoval in a prologue cameo, reworked those memories to lead him to believe that dad was just a really bad guy and there was no supernatural mojo at work. And so Tim hesitantly leaves the hospital to reenter society. Maybe having lunch with his sister wasn't the best idea.
Not having the "benefit" of therapy, Tim's sis Kaylie (Karen Gillan of "Doctor Who") wastes almost no time pulling her brother back into the world that he has spent years trying to repress. Kaylie, who works at an auction house, has found the mirror. She steals the haunted antique, setting it up in the family home as the focus of a fantastic array of cameras, alarm clocks, temperature gauges, and even a giant swinging blade designed to finally destroy it. Before Kaylie is willing to put an end to the mirror's unholy reign, she wants to document and prove its power. Another bad idea.
For the entirety of "Oculus," the narrative cuts back and forth from the adult pair's efforts to ghostbust the mirror with what happened to them years earlier. Young Tim (Garret Ryan) and young Kaylie (Annalise Basso) moved into a lovely home with their father Alan (Rory Cochrane), a software designer, and their supportive mother Marie (Katee Sackhoff). And then Dad went antique shopping. With far too little set-up, pop goes off the mental rails and mom is left an inevitable victim. The flashbacks in "Oculus" have a depressing fatalism because we're told who will live and who will die early on, turning these scenes into an exercise in inevitable gore. The lack of suspense is more disheartening when one realizes that the hole hasn't been filled by any sort of social context at all. Films like "The Shining" and "The Amityville Horror" also trafficked in the inevitable but grounded their narratives in cautionary tales of how familial stress and other external factors like alcoholism can destroy a patriarch.
The "present day" material in "Oculus" is much more effective, thanks largely to a game performance from Gillan. She renders Kaylie as a driven woman on the edge of sanity herself. When she growls at the mirror, "You must be hungry," one can see the B-movie glory that "Oculus" could have been. Her younger brother got the treatment he needed but Kaylie was left to fight for the day she could get vengeance on the mirror that wrecked her life. Gillan sells that hair-trigger intensity in the film's best moments, and when Flanagan and co-writer Jeff Howard open the door to the however-brief possibility that Kaylie may actually be crazy, "Oculus" is at its most interesting.
Sadly, they can't maintain that intrigue past the second act. As so many of these ventures do, the final act of "Oculus" becomes an increasingly random series of scenes designed to push buttons instead of anything inherent to character or narrative. If there are no rules or relatable subtext within the world of a horror film, the images have no power. Both overly foreshadowed climactic acts of "Oculus"—they tell us over and over again that dad is going to go homicidal and that they're going to try to destroy the mirror—feel like genre faits accomplis and so their inevitability becomes little more than a shallow reflection of superior works.
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I recently attended LodgeNet's third annual Customer Technology Symposium in Boston. As I attended the numerous educational sessions, I tried to get my mind around concepts like cloud computing and converged IP networks. The industry has been criticized often for not being early adopters of technology and for having guestrooms that offer less than most consumers' homes.
There is little debate that those are facts of life for many properties. But the more I heard at the symposium, the more I wondered if that's necessarily a bad thing.
Case in point, one of the more interesting discussions at the conference centered around 3D Television. Just as the majority of the industry catches up when it comes to flat-screen televisions, the 3D movement seems to gain momentum. There was much discussion at the event about how far this technology was from being 'ready' and whether or not it was really a viable idea.
One of the more interesting comments came from Anthony Fonzo of Philips, who borrowed a line from the movie Jurassic Park, when he said "just because we can do it doesn't mean we should." Many hoteliers haven't yet figured out they need to invest in HD content in order for their HD TV's to work effectively and you expect them to start handing out 3D glasses to guests?
When it comes to technology in hotels, consumers will drive the trends and there's no reason to look at something like 3D television until guests have it in their homes and demand it when they travel. Sure you may look like your coming to the party late but there is always a cost associated with being a pioneer.
There was also discussion during the event about kiosks. And while some claimed that hotels haven't properly trained their guests on the benefits, there was also discussion that kiosks would no longer be needed in a few short years with all the advancements in mobile technology. If so, where does that leave those properties that invested heavily in kiosks?
Obsolescence is a very real issue when it comes to technology, but by the same token hoteliers can not turn a blind eye to technology either or they will be left behind. The real problem is it's very difficult to really dip your toe in the water when it comes to deploying technology. You either make the investment or you don't.
My advice is when it comes to some of these cutting-edge, prohibitively expensive technologies is to eventually make the investment, just let someone else do it first.
If I was a hotelier the one place I would focus most of my technology spend on would be bandwidth. There is a very real correlation between guest satisfaction—or dissatisfaction in some cases—and the amount of bandwidth a hotel can offer. Particularly when traveling on business if I recall that I had difficulty getting online at a certain property that will absolutely be a consideration for where I choose to spend my future dollars.
The rules have changed, according to keynote speaker Robert Atkinson if Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), many hotels offer an average of 56K of bandwidth, which is not nearly enough. The bar on bandwidth has permanently been raised. In fact, one megabyte for 100 rooms is no longer satisfactory in many cases.
The return on investment for such an expenditure may be hard to see, but your property will certainly see the effect of not investing in this technology.
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