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- 1 Beginning Research
- 2 Ireland, How to Find a Place Name
- 3 Steps
- 3.1 Step 1.Gather information from home and family sources
- 3.2 Step 2.Write the information on forms
- 3.3 Step 3. Decide on a research goal
- 3.4 Step 4 Look for compiled research sources
- 3.5 Step 5 Analyze what you know about your ancestor
- 3.6 Step 6 Look for indexes
- 3.7 Step 7 Cite your sources
- 3.8 Step 8. Find information about a place
- 4 You should also locate the place on a map
- 5 Tips
- 6 Where To Find It
- 7 Additional resources on FamilySearch Wiki
- 8 Family History Library
- 9 Ireland, How to Find Compiled Sources
- 9.1 Steps
- 9.1.1 Step 1. Identify compiled sources.
- 9.1.2 Step 2. Locate compiled sources.
- 9.1.3 Step 3. Decide which compiled sources to search.
- 9.1.4 Step 4. Search compiled sources.
- 9.1.5 Step 5. Copy and document the information in your research notes.
- 9.1.6 Step 6. Analyze and use the information found in compiled sources.
- 9.1.7 Step 7. Verify information from compiled sources with otherrecords.
- 9.1.8 Websites
- 9.1.9 Family History Centers
- 9.1.10 Addresses for archives and libraries can be found at The UK National Archives
- 9.1 Steps
- 10 Ireland, How to Find Information About a Place Where Your Ancestor Lived
- 10.1 Steps
- 10.2 Tips
- 11 Useful websites
Beginning Research[edit | edit source]
- "Getting Started in Irish Genealogy"
- Immigration—Crossing the Pond, Pt. 1: Collect Records
- Learning Center
Ireland Genealogy, How to Find a Place Name[edit | edit source]
Introduction Events in the lives of your ancestors, including births, baptisms, marriages, and deaths, may have been officially recorded at the time they took place. In many cases, you need to know exactly where an event took place in order to find a record of it. If you don't know the place, you may be able to find that information in sources readily available to you. Ireland Record Finder which type of Irish records to search.
What You Are Looking For[edit | edit source]
First Identify What You Know
Look for the name of the place where an event occurred in the life of one of your ancestors.
Steps[edit | edit source]
Follow these 8 steps to find sources that will help you identify a place-name =
Step 1.Gather information from home and family sources[edit | edit source]
Many sources for identifying place-names may be found in your own home or in the home of a family member or relative. These sources may include:
*Family Biographies
•Journals and diaries.
•Family Bibles.
•Birth, baptism, marriage, or death certificates.
•School records.
•Military records.
•Naturalization papers.
•Obituaries and funeral cards.
•Newspaper articles.
•Pension records.
•Tax records.
•Wills and other probate records.
•The personal knowledge of older relatives.
Any of these sources could supply needed place-names. Gather information from the sources you can find in your home and from relatives.
Step 2.Write the information on forms[edit | edit source]
Write the information you find on pedigree charts and family group record forms. If you need forms, you may print them from your computer now, or you can order a supply online. You can also purchase a software program for your home computer that helps you organize your genealogy and allows you to print out these forms. Programs are available at most computer software stores. One program, Personal Ancestral File, may be downloaded online. It may also be purchased on CD-Rom. Not all of the information you collect will fit on pedigree charts and family group record forms. See Tip 1.
Step 3. Decide on a research goal[edit | edit source]
Once you have gathered information and recorded it on forms and in notes, you can see what information you have and what is missing. You may have dates without places to go with them. Even when a place is identified, you should verify that it is correct. Determine a place name, such as a place of birth, that you would like to find or verify. This is your research goal.
Step 4 Look for compiled research sources[edit | edit source]
After reviewing home and family sources and selecting a research goal, look for research on your family compiled by others. Someone else may have already identified places where the events in the lives of your ancestors occurred. Compiled research may be found in private and public collections of individuals, libraries, and societies, as well as on the Internet. For more information about finding compiled research sources, see How to Find Compiled Sources.
Step 5 Analyze what you know about your ancestor[edit | edit source]
If you are still missing the name of the place where an event in your ancestor's life occurred, you can analyze the facts you do know to help you determine where to look for the missing information. See Tip 2.
Step 6 Look for indexes[edit | edit source]
Look for indexes to records with broad coverage for Ireland or for indexes to records for the specific county where your ancestor lived. Surname indexes to collections of records may provide the names of places where people of your surname lived. You can then look for your ancestor in records of those places.
Indexed records may include:
•Civil registration records.
•Census records.
•Church records.
•Burial or cemetery records.
•Probate records.
•Tax records.
•Land records.
Indexes are available at libraries with genealogical collections, such as the Family History Library.
Indexes may also be available on Internet web sites. Some indexes are created by family history societies, private groups or individuals and may be available for purchase from them. For more information on finding indexes.
Ireland, FamilySearch Catalog Places Search
Step 7 Cite your sources[edit | edit source]
Every time you find new information in a record, cite your source. When you cite a source, you document the information taken from that source. If you need to look at the source again, your documentation will help you find it. If others should consult your research, they will also be able to find the source. Cite your sources on a research log, and include a library call number when applicable. If it is an original source, make note of where you found it. Your research log will serve as a guide to your research. If possible, make photocopies of your sources, and cite the sources on the copies.
Step 8. Find information about a place[edit | edit source]
Once you have identified a place, you should find information about it.
You should also locate the place on a map[edit | edit source]
Start with Ireland Maps.
Tips[edit | edit source]
Tip 1. What should I do with information that does not fit on my genealogy forms?[edit | edit source]
In addition to names, dates, and places, you will collect additional information about the lives of family members that does not fit on standard genealogy forms, such as:
•Military service.
•Employment history.
•Social or economic status.
•Participation in community, social, religious, or historical events
•Physical description.
•Other biographical details.
You should keep this additional information as notes. Keep these notes with your records, or include them in the area provided for notes in your genealogy computer program. Your notes should also include the source of the information.
Tip 2. How do I analyze what I know about my ancestor?[edit | edit source]
You can analyze the facts you know about your ancestor to help determine where to look for missing information. For example, if you are looking for the birthplace of your ancestor, you might ask yourself the following questions:
•What is the earliest known fact about my ancestor?
•Where were my ancestor's parents born, married, or buried?
•Where were my ancestor's siblings born?
•Where was my ancestor married?
Where was my ancestor's spouse born?
•Where were my ancestor's children born?
•Where did my ancestor die?
•If my ancestor emigrated, who were his neighbors in the place where he eventually settled?
•Did any of my emigrant ancestor's relatives also emigrate?
You may search the records of the places where any of these events took place to see if you can find birth information for your ancestor. In addition, learning about your ancestor's relatives and neighbors may give you clues that will help you find information about your ancestor.
Where To Find It[edit | edit source]
The following are suggestions for finding indexes to records that may help you identify placenames:
- On the Internet
Indexes to selected records of Ireland may be available on Internet web sites. In addition, many of the family history societies in Ireland and throughout the world have Internet web sites that contain lists of their publications for sale, including indexes. You can access many of the sites for Ireland and some indexes through:
- Family History Centers have at least one index to records of Ireland in their collections:
•International Genealogical Index, available on microfiche, on computer, and on the Internet.
Family history centers are located throughout the United States and other areas of the world. Some will not have microfilmed indexes to records of Ireland in their collections.
Additional resources on FamilySearch Wiki[edit | edit source]
Family History Library[edit | edit source]
The Family History Library has a large collection of indexes to records of Ireland that could help you identify place-names. There is no fee for using the library's collection in person.
For a list of the library's holdings, click on FamilySearch Catalog above. Do a Place Search for both the country and your county of interest. Look for topics with Indexes as subtopics. When looking at the catalog entry for a specific index, check to see if it is available in microform and can be sent to a Family History Center.
For more information about contacting or visiting the library or a Family History Center, click on Family History Library System above.
Ireland, How to Find Compiled Sources[edit | edit source]
When you begin family history research for one of your ancestors, you should begin by looking for compiled research. Compiled research sources contain names of individuals for whom data has been transcribed, indexed, or collected. These sources were created by individuals, groups, societies, universities, archives, and commercial corporations. Determining what research has already been done by others, including your own family members, can:
• Save you valuable research time.
• Help you find information in original records more quickly.
• Help you avoid unnecessary duplication of work.
• Provide clues for further research.
• Guide your research.
The information you
find varies from record to record. These records may include:
• Names of children, spouse, parents, siblings, and other family members. • Birth or baptism, marriage, and death or burial information.
• Dates of other important events such as immigration or land purchases.
• Age at the time of dated events.
• Place or street of residence.
• Occupations.
• Schools attended.
• Military service.
• Religious affiliations.
• Country, county, or specific place of origin.
• Other biographical data.
Steps[edit | edit source]
These 7 steps will help you find and use compiled sources.
Step 1. Identify compiled sources.[edit | edit source]
Identify as many compiled sources as possible. They can include:
• Published family histories.
• Unpublished manuscript histories.
• Local histories.
• Computer databases and surname listings.
• Compiled pedigrees.
• Biographies.
• Record collections.
• Indexes to original records (such as censuses, marriages, and gravestone inscriptions).
• Registries for research exchange.
• Surname or one-name lists.
To find examples of compiled sources, see the publications listed in Where To Find It.
Step 2. Locate compiled sources.[edit | edit source]
You can find compiled sources through:
• The Internet.
• Family History Centers.
• The Family History Library.
• Archives and Libraries.
• Heritage Centres.
• Societies (family history, county, regional, and national).
Step 3. Decide which compiled sources to search.[edit | edit source]
Search for compiled sources that:
• Deal with your specific family name.
• Cover your specific place of interest.
• Cover a range of years during your ancestor's lifetime.
Step 4. Search compiled sources.[edit | edit source]
Compiled sources are often indexed or alphabetically arranged. Search for your ancestors in the compiled sources you find. In addition to your direct-line ancestors, search for their family members, relatives, or in-laws. Information about other relatives may give you clues to information about your direct-line ancestors.
Step 5. Copy and document the information in your research notes.[edit | edit source]
Copy the information from the record exactly as it was given onto the family group sheets and
pedigree chart for your ancestor. Be sure to record the source of the information onto a research< log. You may want to make a photocopy of the record for future use. To learn how to keep good notes, see Note taking & keeping for genealogists.
Step 6. Analyze and use the information found in compiled sources.[edit | edit source]
Compare any information you found in compiled sources with knowledge you already have about
your ancestor. Does it:
• Conflict with what you know? If the information conflicts, use other sources to verify it.
• Support what you know?
• Add to what you know?
Then ask yourself:
• Did the source have the information I wanted?
• Is this information accurate?
• Does this information suggest other sources to search?
Step 7. Verify information from compiled sources with otherrecords.[edit | edit source]
When you obtain information from compiled sources, you must verify the information by searching
original records.
Where to Find It
Internet Sources
FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service
Many compiled sources are available on the Internet.You can search for compiled sources
through FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service. FamilySearch Internet can search online
records and other web sites to see if they contain the information you need. To look for compiled
sources through FamilySearch Internet, go to Search for Ancestors and use either the All
Resources or Websites search option.
Websites[edit | edit source]
- National Archives of Ireland
- Irish Genealogy -- particularly for Dublin City and counties Carlow, Cork and Kerry.
- RootsIreland's online searchable database
- Cumann Geinealais na hÉireann - Genealogical Society of Ireland
- Historic Maps
- From Ireland
- Ask About Ireland
- GenUKI
- Ireland Reaching Out
- Irish Times Ancestor Search
Introduction to Family History Centers[edit | edit source]
Introduction to Family History Centers have computer databases of compiled records. In addition, a Family History Center may have some compiled sources for local families.
family history centers are located throughout the United States and other areas of the world. For the address of the Family History Center nearest you, see family history centers.
Family History Library
The Family History Library has one of the world's largest collections of compiled research sources. These include:
• International Genealogical Index--available on microfiche, on computer, and on the Internet. It includes information extracted from civil registration and church records of Ireland. You may access the index here by clicking on Search for Ancestors above and then selecting International Genealogical Index.
• Ancestral File--available on microfiche, on computer, and on the Internet. It includes information submitted by individuals researching their Irish ancestry. You may access the index here by clicking on Search for Ancestors above and then selecting Ancestral File.
• Pedigree Resource File--index only, available on the Internet. The files are on CD and may be
purchased online. You may access the index here by clicking on Search for Ancestors above and then selecting the Pedigree Resource File.
• British Isles Vital Records Index--available on CD at the library and many Family History Centers. It can also be purchased online.
• FamilySearch Catalog, Surname Search--lists published family histories; available on microfiche, on computer, and on the Internet. You may access the catalog here by clicking on FamilySearch Catalog above and then selecting Surname Search. Search for your surname of interest.
There is no fee for using the library's collection in person.
Sources for Previous Research in the British Isles lists and discusses major compiled sources available in the Family History Library. Some of these sources are available in other archives and libraries.
For information about contacting or visiting the library, click on Family History Library System above.
Archives and Libraries
Compiled sources are available in archives and libraries throughout the world. Some major archives and libraries are:
• The National Archives of Ireland.
• General Register Office, Dublin.
• General Register Office, Belfast.
• The National Library of Ireland.
• The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland.
• The British Library.
• Public Record Office.
• Society of Genealogists.
Ireland, How to Find Compiled Sources
Australia and New Zealand
• National Archives of Australia.
• National Archives of New Zealand.
• National Library of New Zealand.
United States and Canada
• National Archives (U.S.), with regional branches throughout the country.
• Newberry Library.
• Library of Congress.
• New England Historic and Genealogical Society Library.
• National Library of Canada.
Addresses for archives and libraries can be found at The UK National Archives[edit | edit source]
Contact an archive or library before you visit to find out what compiled sources are available.
Heritage Centres Government sponsored offices, called Heritage Centres, are located throughout Ireland to assist individuals with their Irish family history research. They have compiled collections and indexes of Irish records, including:
• Church records.
• Census records.
• Civil registration records.
• Gravestone inscriptions.
• Tax records.
• Land records.
• School registers.
• Trade directories.
• Voters' lists.
• Workhouse records.
Centres will search their collections for a fee. For more information about these centres, go to the
Irish Family History Foundation web site.
Family history and genealogy societies may also extract and index records and may have collections of research done by their members and others. Many societies also publish journals< and periodicals that include compiled research.
Some of the societies in Ireland include:
• Local family history societies.
• The Irish Family History Society.
• The North of Ireland Family History Society.
• The Ulster Historical Foundation.
Ireland, How to Find Information About a Place Where Your Ancestor Lived[edit | edit source]
Once you have identified the name of a place in Ireland where your ancestor lived, you should learn more about it. Knowing details about a place will help you find records about your ancestor.
For more detail, see Background.
Sources that provide information about places in Ireland include:
• Gazetteers.
• Topographical dictionaries.
• Townland Indexes.
What You Are Looking For
The information you find varies from source to source. In these sources you may find information
• Location.
• Jurisdictions.
• Places of religious worship.
• Geographical descriptions.
• Population.
• Industries and manufacturing.
• Land use.
• Geological features.
• Estates.
Steps[edit | edit source]
These 5 steps will help you find information about a place in Ireland.
Step 1. Choose a place where your ancestor lived.[edit | edit source]
Look at the information you have gathered and choose the name of a parish, town, or townland
where your ancestor lived. If only the county or country is known, go to How To Find a Place-Name.
Step 2. Choose a gazetteer.[edit | edit source]
Choose a gazetteer or similar source to search. The following gazetteers are listed in order of the amount and value of the information they give. These gazetteers are available at the Family History Library. Other gazetteers may be available at a library near you. You may want to look at more than one gazetteer to gather details about the place you have chosen.
- The Parliamentary Gazetteer of Ireland. 1844 Gives location, jurisdictions, geographical description, local religions, local estates, industries and manufacturing, land use, and population breakdown by religion.
- Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. 1837 and later editions Gives location, jurisdictions, geographical description, local religions, local estates, industries and manufacturing, land use, and population.
- Cassell's Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland. 1894-1898 Gives location, geographical description, local religions, local estates, industries and manufacturing, and land use. Index to the Townlands, *Towns, Parishes, and Baronies of Ireland, 1851. 1851; reprinted 1984 Alphabetical list of townlands and towns giving the county, barony, civil parish, and poor law union jurisdictions.
- Bartholomew's Survey Gazetteer of the British Isles.
Original, 1904; 9th edition, 1943; reprinted 1966 Gives location and geographical description; also gives jurisdictions, industries and manufacturing, and population for larger cities.
Gazetteers and topographical dictionaries are not the only sources for information about placenames.
For more sources, see Tip 1.
Step 3. Obtain a copy of a gazetteer.[edit | edit source]
You may find gazetteers at:
• Introduction to Family History Centers.
• The Family History Library.
• Other archives and libraries.
Step 4 Search the gazetteer for the place-name.[edit | edit source]
Once you have obtained a copy of a gazetteer, look for the name of the place where your ancestor lived. Information in gazetteers is arranged alphabetically by the place-name.
If you cannot find the place in a gazetteer or other place-name source, see Tip 2.
Step 5. Copy the information and note the source.[edit | edit source]
Copy the information about the place-name onto family group sheets, a pedigree chart, and in your notes. Some of the information may not seem helpful at this time but may be important in future research. You may want to make a photocopy of the information directly from the source.
Be sure to write down the source of the information on a research log, including any library call numbers. Be specific when writing down this information. If you should ever need to look at the source again, your documentation will show where to find it in the record. If anyone else should consult your research, they will also see where the source is located. Your research log will serve as a guide to your research.
Tips[edit | edit source]
Tip 1. Where else can I find information about a place?[edit | edit source]
Information about places can also be found in:
• County histories.
• Town or parish histories.
• County directories.
• Descriptive regional guides.
• Encyclopedias.
Look for these other types of sources in a local archive or library catalog. To search the Family
History Library Catalog, go to What to Do Next, select the Catalog, and look for the county, town,
or parish, and your topic of choice.
The Internet may also provide sources of information about places in Ireland.
Tip 2. What if I cannot find the place-name in any of the suggested sources?[edit | edit source]
You may not find a place-name because it is:
• Misspelled.
• Known by another name.
• Obsolete.
• A farm or other property name.
We suggest you contact the Ordnance Survey offices in Ireland to see if they can assist you.
Their addresses, including e-mail, are listed on their web sites:
• Republic of Ireland
• Northern Ireland
Tip 3. How can I find a map showing the place where my ancestor lived?[edit | edit source]
For information on how to find a map, see How To Find Maps.
Once you have identified a specific place in Ireland where your ancestor came from, you need to identify the jurisdictions that included that place. Knowing jurisdictions is important when looking for records. Church records are kept by ecclesiastical authorities, but one religion's jurisdictions are not the same as another. In addition, civil jurisdictions are different than religious, and there have been several levels of civil jurisdiction that have kept records of genealogical value.
Jurisdictions of importance include:
• Ecclesiastical parish.
• Diocese.
• Civil parish.
• Barony.
• Poor law union.
• District electoral division.
• County.
• Province.
When you find a source of information about your place, make note of all of the jurisdictions in which it is included.
Where to Find It
Family History Centers
Family history centers may have gazetteers for Ireland on microfiche or microfilm. Other placename sources may also be available.
Family History Centers are located throughout the United States and other areas of the world.
Find a family history center near you.
Family History Library
The Family History Library has several gazetteers and other place-name sources for Ireland in book form as well as on microfilm or microfiche. There is no fee for using the library's collection in person.
Other Archives and Libraries
Addresses for archives and libraries can be found at The UK National Archives .
Useful websites[edit | edit source]
- National Archives of Ireland
- Irish Genealogy -- particularly for Dublin City and counties Carlow, Cork and Kerry.
- Irish Family History Foundation's online searchable database
- Cumann Geinealais na hÉireann - Genealogical Society of Ireland
- Historic Maps
- From Ireland
- Ask About Ireland
- GenUKI
- Ireland Reaching Out
- Irish Times Ancestor Search
- Irish Genealogical Research Society


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My M4 is not working fine this week. I updated to the lasts firm files but I can't get it working properly. I think there are some RSX not available for some reason I don't know. This picture is from HELP command of Utopia ROM.
I have the curious problem that when I install a ROM to apparently any slot the M4 forgets it's there and all commands no longer function. After a reset the ROM slot is empty and M4 functions fine again.
I have also - so far - been unable to connect the WIFI to my network but that's a separate issue and probably to do with my router setup.I am using the latest M4 and ESP firmware freshly installed from the website.
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Yeah SD is FAT32.. The disk operation part of it is working beautifullly.
I used |romup,"romname.rom",<rom slot> and no, not slot 6
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EDIT:Tried the version you linked, same result.. the moment I put a rom in a slot M4's commands stop working. All the ROMs I have tried to install have been verified working on Bryce's MegaFlash so it's not that causing it.
I used |romup,"romname.rom",<rom slot> and no, not slot 6 it seems to do it, then immediately after all M4 commands stop working.
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Your SD-Card is fresh-formatted? (if not, please try with a fresh formatted one)
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Duke, I can prepare a bugged SD so you can make a debug firmware version like the one that wrote the logs at the SD (but that will fail???)
Hmmm, maybe edge connector issue? as yes clearly some RSX are missing, when I try utopia |help I get all the rsx commands, similar to |m4help.
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Ufff, at least the chip seems not to be dead!
As for attaching the ROMs here, I frankly don't know how. All the ROMs I've tried to install came from links on this site - Utopia, Maxam, QuickCMD, Nirvana, etc..
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Therefore, an important part of getting well and staying well is making sure that your nerve system is working properly. By removing the cause of nerve irritation, regular chiropractic care helps ensure that your body's systems are working optimally. Regular chiropractic care helps ensure that your body is working efficiently from the bottom up and helps improve overall health and well-being for years to come.


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Shiloh Excavations 2021: Info & Registration
The Shiloh Excavations: Shiloh, Israel
Dear Friends,
I am profoundly disappointed that due to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic we were forced to cancel the 2020 summer excavation at Shiloh. My attention has now turned to the 2021 season. The ABR team is on the verge of major discoveries at Shiloh, and I would love for you to be a part of this. We will also be filming a major documentary in 2021.
Registration for the 2021 season is now open (July 2020)!
I encourage you to make plans to register for summer 2021. Each registration that comes in puts a smile on my face.
Digging the Bible!
Dr. Scott Stripling
Director of Excavations
Shiloh, Israel
One, Two, Three or Four week dig participation is available for volunteers.
Pre-Dig Tour: Friday May 7 to Sunday May 16, 2021 with Dr. Mark Hassler
Four Weeks of Excavation: Sunday May 16 to Saturday June 12, 2021
Post Dig Tour: Sunday June 13 to Monday June 21, 2021 with Gary Byers, Assistant Shiloh Dig Director
REGISTER FOR THE 2021 SEASON AT SHILOH! (off-site registration link)
Cost and Travel Details
All Subject to Change without Notice (Last Updated 7/9/20)
I. The Shiloh Excavations will be conducted for 4 weeks in 2021 (Sunday May 16 [3 PM Check in Time] to Saturday June 12, 2021 [AM Check out]. Several packages are available for one, two, three or four weeks. They are as follows:
a. Standard One Week Interval: Check in Sunday PM, Check out Saturday AM (or similar one week interval). Price for one week: $1100
b. Standard Two Week Interval (discounted): Check in Sunday PM, Check out 2nd Saturday AM (or similar two week interval). Price for two weeks: $2000
c. Three Week Interval (better rate!): Check in Sunday PM, Check out 3rd Saturday AM. Price for three weeks: $2900
d. Four Week Interval (best rate!): Check in Sunday May 16, 2021 PM, Check out Saturday June 12, 2021 AM. Price for four weeks: $3600
e. Pre-Dig Tour (Fri May 7 to Sun May 16, 2021, [check out Sunday 5/17 AM for those departing]: $1600
f. Post-Dig Tour (Sat June 12 PM check in to Mon June 21 AM check out, 2021): $1500
g. Pre or Post Dig Tour Price for those who dig one, two or three weeks: $1400
h. Pre or Post Tour price for those who dig four weeks: $800
The tour pricing includes 3 meals, park entrance fees, bus driver tip, bus transport, and hotel.
As a general statement, if you are able to arrive a day early, it will give you time to get acclimated to the time change. An extra non-dig night is $100 per person, double/triple occupancy. Feel free to inquire about this if you are interested.
NOTE: Diggers may join us during any interval of time during the 4 weeks. At least two weeks of participation are preferred, but not required. Contact Henry Smith, Administrative Director, with questions or for a price quote.
These rates include Double or Triple occupancy (SINGLE ROOMS MUST BE REQUESTED AND ARE LIMITED) and 3 meals a day (Lunch is ONLY included on Dig days, and not on weekends during the Dig season). Transport by bus to and from the Dig, and evening education classes are also included. Rates for participation other than 1, 2, 3 or 4 weeks can be priced on an individual basis, depending on the availability of hotel rooms. Volunteers are responsible for their own travel arrangements, including flight and transport to and from the airport. Full payment is due March 15, 2021, though we will take applications after that date ONLY if rooms are still available.
II. ABR does not arrange group flights. In order to minimize costs, travelers make their own flight arrangements in order to find the best deals possible. Students MAY be able to find discounts at: www.studentuniverse.com
III. A $500 per person deposit is due on a first come, first serve basis. We highly recommend sending in your deposit asap to reserve your space. The deposit is due ASAP.
a. Final payment in full is due: March 15, 2021 (Minus $300 cash for some participants).
Some Dig participants will be asked to bring $300 US Dollars cash to Israel and submit to the ABR staff as their final payment. Many of our expenses are only payable in cash, and transporting large volumes of cash overseas poses security risks. Check cashing in Israel has also become very difficult due to legal restrictions. Thus, having each digger bring their final payment in cash resolves these problems. Thanks for understanding!
IV. Holy Land Touring
There will be multiple touring options made available during the 2021 Dig season.
A. Weekend Touring: During the Dig, three weekends trips will be made available to diggers. Park entrance fees, lunch, and bus and/or van costs are not included in package pricing above, but will be paid by participants while in Israel. The costs are very reasonable, about $40-$60 per day. The weekend options are (itinerary is subject to change and is tentative):
- Saturday May 22, 2021: Free Day
- Sunday May 23, 2021: TBA Touring
- Saturday May 29, 2021: Free Day
- Sunday May 30, 2021: TBA Touring
- Saturday June 5, 2021: Free Day
- Sunday June 6, 2021: TBA Touring
B. PRE and POST DIG TOURING: See pricing above
1. Pre Dig Tour: A pre-dig tour package is being offered, and will be led by Dr. Mark Hassler. Tourists will stay at the Ritz Hotel, Jerusalem. Itinerary is subject to change without notice. ABR will handle payments and registrations for the pre-Dig touring.
2. Post Dig Tour: A post-dig tour package is being offered, and will be led by Senior Archaeologist and Assistant Dig Director Gary Byers. Tourists will stay at the Ritz Hotel, Jerusalem. Itinerary is subject to change without notice. ABR will handle payments and registrations for the post-Dig touring.
3. Possible Pre and Post-Dig Tour Sites MAY include: Caesarea, Cana, Nazareth, Megiddo, Capernaum, Bethsaida, Beth Shean, Jericho, Qumran, Bethlehem, Elah Valley, City of David, Hezekiah's Tunnel, Israel Museum, Masada, Ein Gedi, Dead Sea, Western Wall, Temple Mount, Old City, Holy Sepulcher.
V. Paperwork and Registration: There are multiple steps involved.
1. Download the Liability PDF Form, print it out, sign it and initial it, including the signature of two witnesses. Minors must have a guardian signature as well. Please scan and email the liabilty form to: email@example.com
2. Click on this link to fill out our Online Application Form (off-site link).
3. All steps must be completed!
Download the Shiloh Liability Form
VI. Making Your Payment
Help ABR save on Credit Card bank fees by paying by check, if you are able.
To pay your deposit online or make full payment, please follow these instructions with our secure donation page:
a. Click the ONETIME GIFT field, and then enter the proper dollar amount in the OTHER AMOUNT field below it.
b. Then, under COMMENT, type: PAYMENT-DEPOSIT FOR SHILOH DIG and/or post-dig TOUR 2021.
c. Fill out the rest of the form. You will make your payment through PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account. You can use your CC through PayPal.
d. Pay by check and mail with your paperwork to the ABR office.
VII. Safety
Safety is of primary importance on this excavation. Each year, the Israeli Antiquities Authority (or KAMAT) and the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) review the situation locally, and determine if it is safe for ABR to dig at the site. Our permit is not granted unless they are sure our site is safe. Shiloh is a national park and is enclosed, and is located along the main security road. The excavation is very safe.
VIII. Accomodations
While digging and on the post-Dig Tour, we will be staying at the Ritz Hotel Jerusalem Hotel Jerusalem, located in downtown East Jerusalem (8 Ibn Khaldoun Street, Jerusalem 9710204). It is nestled in the heart of the commercial district, an enjoyable stroll to the Old City of Jerusalem with magnificent holy and historical sites, and is less than 45 minutes from Shiloh. The hotel is within walking distance of the Old City, allowing volunteers to easily visit prominent historical and Biblical sites during off-time and weekends. You will easily be able to visit sites such as: the Temple Mount, Western Wall, City of David, Church of the Holy Sepulchre and many more. Individual Transportation from Ben Gurion Airport to Ritz Hotel / Jerusalem To get from Ben Gurion airport to Ritz Hotel / Jerusalem, take a communal taxi known in Hebrew as a "sheroot" or "nesher". Take the taxi/sheroot service stand to Jerusalem, which is on the curbside just outside the airport arrival hall. Tell the driver you want to be dropped off at: Ritz Hotel / East Jerusalem, Ibn Khaldoun St # 8. Tel (02) 6269900.
The drivers are familiar with the location. Other passengers will ride in the same taxi/van with you. They run 24-7, except on Yom Kippur. Getting a Sherut on a Saturday can be difficult at times, so plan to use a taxi if you arrive/depart on a Saturday. The cost is $20.00 (70.00 Shekels) from the airport to Ritz Hotel. For a private taxi the cost is around $80.00 (300.00 Shekels).
IX. Internet access in the hotel is spotty at times. There is one public computer available for use. There is an ATM near the hotel. The rooms have safes.
X. Laundry- a. Wash clothes by hand in bathtubs or sinks and then to hang out the clothes on the balcony (if the room has one). With this option, diggers should use detergent from Israel (US detergent does not work well with the water in Israel). b. There is a laundry service right across the street from the hotel. A full load, washed and dried, is about $20. Diggers can drop off of their clothes after work and pick them up the next day after work.
XI. Single rooms are only available by request, and are limited.
XII. Traveler's and Health Insurance
All travelers must purchase travelers insurance in the event of a family emergency, illness, etc. ABR CANNOT GUARANTEE THE RECOVERY OF ANY MONIES PAID FOR THE TRIP! Be sure your insurance covers travel in the West Bank, which is where our site is located. Tokio Marine covers travelers in the West Bank.
All Travelers MUST have Medical Insurance coverage for this trip. ABR cannot and will not be financially responsible in any way for any hospital or doctor visits or ambulance transport needed by travelers, whether the result of sickness or injury. To our knowledge, MEDICARE IS NOT ACCEPTED OUTSIDE THE US! All travelers must thoroughly document their medications, and provide family and doctor emergency contact information.
Medical Evacuation Insurance as well must be purchased as well, in case a traveler need to be transported to the US. Without insurance, this could cost more than $75,000.
XIII. Passport
No visa is required if you have a passport from an APPROVED country and are staying less than 90 days. If you have other plans or have a non-US passport, please visit the Israeli Embassy website.
Passport must have an expiration date that expires SIX MONTHS beyond your last intended day of stay in Israel. For purposes of the ABR Dig, your passport must have an expiration date that postdates your last day in Israel by SIX MONTHS. If you plan to stay for the post-Dig tour or on your own, please be absolutely sure your passport postdates your last day in Israel by six months. The Israelis will NOT let you into the country!
XIV. Tax Deductibility
The monies paid toward the Shiloh excavation are not considered a donation to ABR. However, because you are providing volunteer work for ABR, all expenses related to that work may be deductible as expenses of volunteer work for a non-profit ministry. This does not include any touring. If you live in the US, you will receive a receipt in the mail in the January following the dig. Please consult a tax professional for advice.
XV. Tool Donation
If you are able, please bring a Marshalltown Trowel with you and leave it as a small tool donation. This is difficult to find in Israel, and is expensive to transport en masse. So, your help is appreciated! It is available at Home Depot (Click here). NOTE: DO NOT pack the trowel in your carry on luggage! It will likely be confiscated.


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Sprenger shocked by death of rival
AUSTRALIAN breaststroke world record holder Christian Sprenger said he was "absolutely shocked" when he saw a Facebook post late on Tuesday night that said his long-time Norwegian rival and friend Alexander Dale Oen had died of a heart attack.
Norwegian Swimming officials said Dale Oen had been found collapsed in a shower after a training camp in Flagstaff, Arizona.
He had suffered a cardiac arrest and was unable to be resuscitated.
The 26-year-old won gold in the 100m breaststroke at the World Championships in Shanghai in July 2011 and was regarded as one of his country's best medal hopes in London.
The same age as Dale Oen, Sprenger said they had become friends and rivals a decade ago - before they even met.
"When we both started achieving good times as 16-year-olds, they'd get put on the net and we were always keeping a close eye on how each other was going," Sprenger said.
"We first raced each other in Europe in 2007. We'd both looked forward to meeting each other and we became good friends from then on."
Sprenger said Dale Oen was not only a champion in the pool, he was a champion out of it as well.
"The people you respect are those who are there whether you beat them, or you are struggling," Sprenger said.
"Alexander was one of those. He had all the characteristics of a champion."


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Temper tantrums usually start at around 18 months and are very common in toddlers. Hitting and biting are common, too.
One reason for this is toddlers want to express themselves, but find it difficult. They feel frustrated, and the frustration comes out as a tantrum.
Once a child can talk more, they're less likely to have tantrums. By the age of 4, tantrums are far less common.
These ideas may help you cope with tantrums when they happen.
Toddler tantrum tips
Find out why the tantrum is happening
Your child may be tired or hungry, in which case the solution is simple. They could be feeling frustrated or jealous, maybe of another child. They may need time, attention and love, even though they're not being very loveable.
Understand and accept your child's anger
You probably feel the same way yourself at times, but you can express it in other ways.
Find a distraction
If you think your child is starting a tantrum, find something to distract them with straight away. This could be something you can see out of the window. For example, you could say, "Look! A cat". Make yourself sound as surprised and interested as you can.
Wait for it to stop
Losing your temper or shouting back won't end the tantrum. Ignore the looks you get from people around you and concentrate on staying calm.
Don't change your mind
Giving in won't help in the long term. If you've said no, don't change your mind and say yes just to end the tantrum.
Otherwise, your child will start to think tantrums can get them what they want. For the same reason, it doesn't help to bribe them with sweets or treats.
If you're at home, try going into another room for a while. Make sure your child can't hurt themselves first.
Be prepared when you're out shopping
Tantrums often happen in shops. This can be embarrassing, and embarrassment makes it harder to stay calm. Keep shopping trips as short as possible. Involve your child in the shopping by talking about what you need and letting them help you.
Try holding your child firmly until the tantrum passes
Some parents find this helpful, but it can be hard to hold a struggling child. It usually works when your child is more upset than angry, and when you're feeling calm enough to talk to them gently and reassure them.
Hitting, biting, kicking and fighting
Most young children occasionally bite, hit or push another child. Toddlers are curious and may not understand that biting or pulling hair hurts.
This doesn't mean your child will grow up to be aggressive. Here are ways to teach your child that this behaviour is unacceptable:
Don't hit, bite or kick back
This could make your child think it's acceptable to do this. Instead, make it clear that what they're doing hurts and you won't allow it.
Talk to them
Children often go through phases of being upset or insecure and express their feelings by being aggressive. Finding out what's worrying them is the first step to being able to help.
Show them you love them, but not their behaviour
Children may be behaving badly because they need more attention. Show them you love them by praising good behaviour and giving them plenty of cuddles when they're not behaving badly.
Help them let their feelings out in another way
Find a big space, such as a park, and encourage your child to run and shout. Letting your child know that you recognise their feelings will make it easier for them to express themselves without hurting anyone else.
You could try saying things like: "I know you're feeling angry about … ". As well as showing you recognise their frustration, it will help them be able to name their own feelings and think about them.
For more help
If you're seriously concerned about your child's behaviour, talk to your health visitor or GP.
You could also visit the Family Lives website for more advice on tantrums, or phone their free helpline for parents on 0808 800 2222.
Page last reviewed: 04/10/2019
Next review due: 04/10/2022


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Samardzija recovers to lead Cubs over Rockies
Starter comes off All-Star break allowing just one run in 7 1/3 innings
DENVER -- The two trips to Wrigley Field over the All-Star break with pitching coach Chris Bosio paid off for Cubs starter Jeff Samardzija on Friday night. Finally feeling comfortable on the rubber, Samardzija allowed just one run over 7 1/3 innings in leading the Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the Rockies at Coors Field.
Those changes may offer a partial explanation for how Samardzija tossed a gem nine days after he surrendered nine runs in 4 2/3 innings in an ugly 13-2 loss to the Angels. The competition may have helped as well -- two of his best starts have come against Colorado, as the right-hander gave up only five hits and two runs over eight innings in a victory at Wrigley Field in mid-May.
"If you were to ask me all year how I felt about my mechanics, I'd say they were off all year, to tell you the truth, until today," Samardzija said. "So I'm really excited to stop making adjustments and really just work on pitch selection and pitch location."
His fastball hitting its spots early, Samardzija fooled a free-swinging but potent Rockies lineup with a sinker that dived out of the strike zone. The right-hander struck out six, three of them coming in the seventh against the heart of the Rockies' order.
"I just attacked them and went at it, and once I felt like I got them sped up, my splitter was good enough to get me through the rest of the inning," Samardzija said.
For six innings Friday, a solo home run from Alfonso Soriano in the fourth that cruised over the center-field wall was the only run the Cubs could muster. The 389th homer of Soriano's career bumped him into a tie for 57th on the All-Time home runs list.
But two innings after striking out to strand runners at first and third, Anthony Rizzo redeemed himself with a two-out double to deep right off Rockies reliever Edgmer Escalona (1-3), scoring Cody Ransom, who had walked ahead of him. While the Rockies threw out Rizzo at third as he attempted to stretch a double into a triple, it was enough for the Cubs to fasten their grip on the victory. Darwin Barney drove in Cole Gillespie to add insurance in the ninth.
The series-opening victory was Chicago's seventh in its last 10 games, and the Cubs have taken three of four from the Rockies this year. The club also improved to 14 games over .500 in games when their starter earned a quality start.
Rockies center fielder Dexter Fowler answered Soriano's homer with a solo shot of his own in the fourth, smoking the first pitch he saw -- a Samardzija cutter -- off the top of the center-field wall to knot the score at 1.
Defense saved Chicago from throwing away the lead later in the fourth. Michael Cuddyer punched a single to right after Troy Tulowitzki singled to a similar spot, and the Rockies shortstop was at third when a splitter skipped through the legs of catcher Welington Castillo. But Castillo rifled a throw to Samardzija at home plate with enough velocity to tag out Tulowitzki and end the inning, the Cubs starter tumbling to the ground before walking to the dugout.
"That's one of those things you don't write up," Samardzija said. "It's just a freak play, and it worked out in our favor."
On a night where hits were scarce -- the teams combined for 13 -- Junior Lake, appearing in his first big league game, finished 3-for-4 with a double and two singles. Despite making it to third base twice, Lake never scored, but he showed the potential to be a sparkplug for the Cubs' offense.
"Since I've been here, that's the first kid that's come up and really looked like a Major Leaguer," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. "Was aggressive on the bases, did a great job. Swung the bat really nice."
Before Friday's game, Sveum thought about placing the speedy Lake in the leadoff spot. But that plan changed quickly when Lake told his skipper he planned to swing at the first pitch -- and true to his words, he did, roping a double down the third-base line in his first at-bat.
"I was just positive the whole time," Lake said through a translator. "I think once you have that mindset going in the game, you're ready for it, and you have that kind of attitude, I think a lot of the things go your way."
After striking out all three batters in the seventh, Samardzija was yanked in the eighth after walking two of the first three batters he faced. Pedro Strop relieved Samardzija, getting two quick outs to preserve the win for Chicago's starter.
"He was throwing 96 with an 83-mph splitter that was on tonight," Cuddyer said.
Though his night did not last as long as the Cubs' starter's, Jorge De La Rosa matched Samardzija through six innings. De La Rosa tossed six innings and allowed just a single run, striking out four and walking three before Escalona took over.
Closer Kevin Gregg allowed a leadoff double in the ninth but escaped with his 18th save when Cuddyer grounded into a game-ending double play.


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Equity futures are flat to slightly higher this morning. Bonds are lower, the dollar is flat, oil is down, while gold is up and looking to take out the prior highs.
Weekly Jobless Claims were roughly the same as last week, coming in at 472,000 versus last week's 473,000. Of course last week's figure was revised upwards to 478K, so the headline monkeys type that it fell 6,000 during the week! No, it fell 1,000, one cannot compare apples to oranges, yet the media does that all the time if it makes any report sound better than it is – which is exactly the theme as everyone is ultimately trying to take your money and your life's productivity. Yes, professionals of all kinds are CONSPIRING to take your money, that's become the American way, and if you have ever sat down at a company's marketing meeting you are witnessing that conspiracy out in the open. Unfortunately, it has become the norm for absolutely everything. Here's Econoday's spin:
Initial jobless claims may be edging down, at least they have the past couple of weeks. Initial claims for the August 28 week came in at 472,000 compared with a revised 478,000 in the prior week and the 2010 peak of 504,000 the week before that. The four-week average fell 2,500 to 485,500 yet is still about 25,000 higher than a month ago, which is not a positive indication for tomorrow's employment report.
Continuing claims fell 23,000 to 4.456 million in data for the August 21 week. Here the four-week average, at 4.485 and down more than 100,000 from a month ago, probably offers a positive indication for tomorrow's report. Note that a decline in continuing claims reflects both hiring but unfortunately also reflects the expiration of benefits. The unemployment rate for insured employees is unchanged at 3.5 percent.
There are no special factors in today's report, a report that probably won't affect expectations for tomorrow's data. The job sector is flat at best, a description that likewise fits consumer spirits and consumer spending.
Although numbers are down from a year ago, the current trend is stubborn. It has been a long, long time with numbers this high and without the economy producing jobs. We need to produce many jobs just to stay even with population growth, so every week that we fail to create jobs, more people go without – a disaster that is dramatically underreported by the government and by the media.
By the way, the DOL releases these numbers to the public (yours truly) 15 minutes after companies like Bloomberg are granted access. I want to know who else is granted early access and why - it is absolutely ridiculous to create "insiders" who have the data prior to the public, especially when that data comes from a government agency who is paid for by the public! Disgusting.
The Monster Employment Index fell roughly 1.5% in August, their Index falling from 138 in July to 136.
HighlightsProductivity and Costs for Quarter 2 were released this morning with nonfarm productivity falling 1.8%. This is down from Q1's drop of .9%, but slightly better than the forecast drop of 1.9%. The trend is clearly negative in this regard. This data is also very skewed from my perspective as it is based on "productivity" calculated in the same manner as GDP (including financial engineering, if you call that productive). That said, to have productivity falling means that businesses have hit the wall in terms of simply throwing people out the door and maintaining prior levels of "production." Labor costs were expected to rise 1.2%, but rose 1.1% which is up significantly from Q1's .2% annualized rise. Here's Econoday:
The Monster Employment index fell two points in August to 136. The report said the decline reflects caution among employers. Manufacturing and warehousing, the latter group often focused on as a leading indication for job demand, both showed weakness in August.
HighlightsThe market is taking these as "disaster avoided for now." If I hear the term "new normal" one more time, I'm very likely to become violently ill, I must have read or heard that term more than a dozen times in the past week alone. No, it's not a "new normal," it's called DEBT SATURATION, the point at which more credit cannot be forced onto "consumers," as incomes cannot support more.
Due to the slowdown in output and businesses already having cut labor costs to the bone, productivity fell notably in the second quarter. Nonfarm business productivity declined an annualized 1.8 percent in the second quarter after a 3.9 percent advance in the prior quarter. The market had forecast a 1.9 percent dip in productivity. Unit labor costs rebounded an annualized 1.1 percent in the second quarter, following a drop of 4.6 percent in the first quarter. The median forecast was for a 1.2 percent boost in labor costs.
The drop in productivity reflected in part a slower 1.6 gain in nonfarm business output after a 5.0 percent jump in the first quarter. Also, hours worked jumped to a 3.5 percent pace from 1.1 percent in the first quarter.
Year-on-year, productivity was up 3.7 percent in the second quarter-down from 6.3 percent in the previous quarter. Year-ago unit labor slipped to an annualized minus 2.8 percent from minus 2.9 percent in the first quarter.
While the latest productivity report is not as favorable for profits as the recent string of gains, the good news is that companies may have pressure to start hiring. Any notable and apparently sustainable boost in company demand should result in additions to payrolls. Economic uncertainty, of course, will dampen hiring enthusiasm.
Today's numbers are close to expectations. At the same time, initial jobless claims barely missed analysts' median forecast. Markets are little changed on the release.
Yesterday, Sales of domestic cars and light trucks were also reported down. Take a look at the grey bars on the accompanying chart, unit sales are down roughly 33% from August of '07, three years ago. That is a huge percentage:
Unit sales of new domestic-made cars and light trucks slipped about four percent in August compared with July, offering a mildly negative indication for the August retail sales report. Domestic cars and light trucks sold at an 8.4 million annual rate vs. July's 8.7 rate. Yet less aggressive incentives in August are likely to narrow the gap in dollar terms. Note that fleet sales to non-consumers, which vehicle manufacturers do not break out, adds noise to the comparison. Sales of domestics make up about three quarters of new car and light truck sales. New car and light truck sales make up two thirds of the motor vehicle category which in turn makes up about one sixth of total retail sales.
Speaking of conspiracies, what do you suppose is Mr. Harris's motivation for speaking the following line of drivel? "The U.S. economy is so bad that the chance of avoiding a double dip back into recession may actually be pretty good."
You have got to be kidding me. This is so inane, so totally lame, that you absolutely have no choice but to see the conspiracy that I mention, it is blatant. And yet Bloomberg, a supposedly respected business news service, chooses to print this crap:
U.S. Avoids Recession as Data Can't Get Much Worse
Sept. 2 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. economy is so bad that the chance of avoiding a double dip back into recession may actually be pretty good.
The sectors of the economy that traditionally drive it into recession are already so depressed it's difficult to see them getting a lot worse, said Ethan Harris, head of developed markets economics research at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research in New York. Inventories are near record lows in proportion to sales, residential construction is less than half the level of the housing boom and vehicle sales are more than 30 percent below five years ago.
"It doesn't rule out a recession," Harris said. "It just makes it less likely than otherwise."
The possibility of the economy lapsing into another contraction during the next year is 25 percent, he said in a Sept. 1 report. Harris cut his forecast for growth this year by 0.1 percentage point to 2.6 percent and lowered his 2011 estimate by a half point to 1.8 percent, according to the report.
There are simply no sources left, besides select bloggers on the internet, to get any semblance of reality. And here's the reality – there is no recession, it's called a depression. There is no growth, the GDP numbers are false, our "productivity" is false, and our employment numbers are nothing but an outright lie. I am ashamed of what I see. Embarrassed for my country and for the portions of the world that play along.
It's tough to even call our stock market a "market." It's nothing but a playground for those wealthy enough to use High Frequency Trading machines to rob the citizens who are fooled into thinking that they are "investing" for their futures. This theft is allowed, backed, and sponsored by our own government. Talk about a dysfunctional relationship.
The proof of dysfunction was on clear display yesterday. Data that is piss poor, even in its trumped up form, gives the thieves a reason to ramp their HFT machines that all get on the same page within nanoseconds, even before orders are executed. Of course they are using YOUR MONEY to steal your money from you. The money is given to them by the FED, who works for them, yet leads you to believe they are a part of the government. They are not. The FED, through POMOs, is feeding the very companies who run the HFTs BILLIONS. That money is not used to do anything productive in the economy, it is used to ramp up the markets, enlarging the disconnect between reality and price.
Yesterday was a 96% up day – PANIC buying. Panic buying for what? For the sake of making a short term trade and for drawing in stupid money. If you don't own an HFT, you are stupid money, and that includes me – I am blind in the market relatively speaking. My only advantage is in knowing reality and that eventually the games will work against them. Make no mistake, its coming. Not maybe, it's a done deal – get ready.
This is my strongest warning ever that the markets are shouting crash potential. One in three days is a 90%+ day, Hindenburg Omens, Head & Shoulders patterns, wave 3 of 3 next in the rotation, it's going to come undone, and yes, it can do it in a flash. The similarities between now and '08 are stunning. There are also similarities between now and 1987. Volatility is a precursor, it is another clue, just as the Hindenburg Omen is a clue. Hello… Friday is a 90%+ up day, Monday is a 90%+ down day, Wednesday is a 90% up day. These types of large moves in both directions are exactly what presage a market meltdown. Another similarity is the action of the Yen – the trend is clearly with a stronger Yen (down on the following chart), just as it was in 1987:
Yesterday's move stopped just under the 50dma. It is possible that wave 2 of 3 is nearly complete, but my best guess at this point is that it's probably just wave a of 2 that is nearing completion. Either way, we are not far from what I believe is going to be a serious correction of the imbalances that exist. To echo Richard Russell, it won't be over until the cleansing is complete.


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Japan, South Korea and a fleet of international shipping groups have warned the European Union against its plan to add greenhouse gas emissions from the maritime sector to Europe's carbon market.As the 27-country EU seeks to steer its economy towards "net zero" emissions by 2050, the executive European Commission wants to expand its carbon market to shipping.Currently, the policy requires power plants, factories and airlines running European flights to buy pollution permits to cover their emissions.The proposal, formally due by next summer, has already run into opposition.
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Norwegian shipbuilding firm Vard said Friday it had delivered the Yara Birkeland - the vessel that will be the world's first all-electric autonomous container ship - to its owners Yara International.Vard was tasked with building a vessel prepared for autonomous operations which Yara will further develop.The hull was built by Vard Braila in Romania, and initially, the plan was for Vard Brevik to outfit and deliver the vessel, however, this was then transferred to Vard Brattvaag, Vard said in a social media post.
DFDS Launches New Freight Ferry Route Between Ireland and France
Danish international shipping and logistics firm DFDS is setting up a new freight ferry route between Ireland and France, "to facilitate trade between Ireland and continental Europe."From January 2, 2021, the new freight ferry route between Rosslare in Ireland and Dunkirk in Northern France will offer trucks and their drivers direct and paperless transport between EU countries, avoiding the paperwork hassle that Brexit may bring.The port of Dunkirk is a gateway to Ireland's top export markets – France, Belgium, Germany, and Netherlands – and a host of secondary markets.
UK, France Sign Deal to Stop Illegal Migration Across Channel
Britain and France signed a new agreement to try to stop illegal migration across the Channel on Saturday, upping patrols and technology in the hope of closing off a dangerous route used by migrants to try to reach the UK on small boats.UK interior minister Priti Patel said that under the deal, the number of officers patrolling French beaches would double, and new equipment including drones and radar would be employed.This year, hundreds of people, including some children, have been caught crossing to southern England from makeshift camps in northern France - navigating one of the world's busiest shipping routes in overloaded rubber dinghies. Some migrants have drowned.
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French shipbuilder and marine engineering firm Piriou has designed a new cable layer vessel, to be used to lay and repair both fiber-optical and energy cables. "This vessel will be able to lay cables on wind farms as well as repair a damaged cable on the continental shelf or deep sea," Piriou said.The 100 meters long vessel has been designed and developed by the Piriou Ingenierie teams in ConcarneauFranceAccording to Piriou, the optimized hull will allow the cable layer vessel to burn less than 10t of fuel per day in transit at 12.5 kn and is already compliant with the IMO III regulation.


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Hi , Any good rides near sunderland ??
Hi , Any good rides near sunderland ??
A68 to Keilder
you can run............ but I'd rather be on my Monster
Hello again
Well done for posting in exactly the right section. I thought there were more suggested routes here but apparently not!
I did a canny run up to Coldstream recently:
Other fun routes:
Alston, Hartside cafe - especially via the A69 as Langley Castle is well worth calling in for afternoon tea - seriously! Bikers very welcome.
For a longer run, then back to Alston and down to Barnard Castle via the B6277, sketchy in places (gravel) but good views and quiet roads.
Elsewhere, the infamous 'Helmsley TT' route is still fun, avoid weekends, sadly - A19 South to the A174 (full 360° leaving the exit!), then B1365 to quaint Stokesley, good fish & chips on the high street, then for main course the B1257 road, careful up Clay Bank, then as much 'progress' as you care to make... for the next 14 miles.
Helmsley is great to wander around, a castle and hidden outdoor heated swimming pool, I discovered recently. Rievaulx Abbey is nearby for a stop off or return the same way.
You probably know of the Wetlands meets Wed/Sun at the Wildfoul Centre on the A1231, but shutting down for winter soon I imagine.
Any other routes, I'd be glad to know of myself, check out ...
(Great title but, the 'Iconic' routes are not mine - lol)
Ride Safe - Frank
I just need some sun ,no wind or rain and may be tomorrow i will head to the wildfoul centre to check it out
Just checked, seems Sun 26th is the last meeting of 2014, 6pm.
Follow the 'Duck' road signs, you'll be fine - slowly in as Kids live in the top houses , apparently.
Might even have a ride up myself for a cuppa, some Ducatis do get there, chatted to a guy with a sweet 900ss ie and seen a nice 1098s also.
NO toilet facilities by the way, the park is closed already.
I go to the Wetlands bike meet most weeks, and through June - Sept it can get busy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKVgsZ-vL7I Arrivals begin at around 5pm, and it's often filled by 6pm. However, there will be very few there tonight IMHO. The last few meetings of the year generally involve small groups of die-hards standing around in semi-darkness! (..although the car park is better lit now than it's ever been).
I am going at 12 for a ride so i will stop by to have a look. If the weather's ok i will pop in later
Sadly, a 13 hour nightshift & staying up to watch MotoGP took their toll - hope it was worth the trip!
I did go during the day , As was expected no bikers were there , lots of cars though , could not make it at 6 .


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Well, you should take a clue from how the folks at SPI have done this. Its a low annual fee that locals likely do not mind paying, and its also low enough that a visiting rider doesn't mind paying for that yearly pass.
I think it was something like $20 for a group pass to the Flats. Nothing prohibitive, but the fact that any pass is required keeps it "private."


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Verbatim Corporation has begun shipping engineering samples of its new 4X DVD-R Dual Layer (DL) media to DVD burner manufacturers and their software suppliers for read/write and compatibility testing. Shipments for consumers will begin late in Q1 2005, after the official specification is finalized. The specification enables the new DL-compatible burners to write a complete 8.5GB Verbatim dual-layer DVD-R disc in about 25 minutes. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, Verbatim 4X DVD-R DL media will be available through retailers, Internet resellers and distributors across the country late in Q1 2005.
Verbatim has also announced that it will begin shipping 1-16X speed DVD-R media later this month. With the ability to record video, photos, music or data files at about 21 MB/sec, users will be able to fill an entire 4.7GB disc to capacity in about six minutes, according to Verbatim. To ensure broad compatibility, Verbatim 1-16X speed DVD-R discs are compliant with the DVD Forum's 16x DVD-R Specifications. Drive manufacturers such as BenQ, Hitachi-LG Data Storage, Lite-On, NEC, Plextor, Sony and others have announced 16X DVD-R compatible drives. The new write-once media, which can be used at all recording speeds between 1X and 16X, is also backward compatible with existing DVD recorders and 1-8x DVD-R burners when appropriate firmware upgrades are installed. Like Verbatim's certified 1-16X-speed DVD+R, the new DVD-R discs are produced with the proprietary Advanced AZO™ recording layer technology developed by Verbatim's parent company, Mitsubishi Kagaku Media (MKM).


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Opening statements held in former pastor's trial
Arthur Schirmer accused of killing two wives
Opening statements have concluded in the trial of a retired Pennsylvania pastor charged with killing his second wife in 2008.
Monroe County prosecutor Michael Mancuso told a jury Tuesday in the Poconos that Arthur "A.B." Schirmer repeatedly hit his wife in the head with a heavy metal object then staged a car crash in an effort to cover it up.
Mancuso said the plot unraveled a few months later when a member of the congregation committed suicide in the church office after learning that Schirmer was having an affair with the congregant's wife, the church secretary.
Defense lawyer Brandon Reish said "church gossip, bad behavior and bad science" don't add up to murder.
Schirmer is also charged separately with killing his first wife in 1999. He has pleaded not guilty in both cases.
Mancuso told the jury about the Lebanon County case, saying there are similarities in how the women were killed.


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I got an email the other day of two trophy bucks that got locked up when fighting and I thought I would share them with everyone. I don't know the source of these photos other than the name on the email but they are some cool pictures. I just hate it when trophy bucks get locked like this and can't get free. If you like deer hunting as much as I do you don't want trophy bucks like these to die by being locked together. At least they were able to free the buck that was still alive.
Lucky deer. Another day it would probably been dead.
Trophy Bucks Locked Up
On November 6, a relative, Dona Viereck, called to tell us that she was driving to Canton , South Dakota and had seen a buck in the distance with his head down. It wasn't moving, and although she honked the car horn repeatedly, he wouldn't raise his head.
She grabbed her binoculars and looked at him, and saw that the buck's horns were entangled with those of another one, which was dead. So she called us and asked if we wanted an adventure — untangling the animals! Well, we went, pronto!!! I took my camera and we walked right up to them.
They were tangled in an old fence line just east of a golf course, where some railroad tracks had been. The live buck was on the high side, and the dead buck on the slope. The other buck had been dead for 2 or 3 days, we estimated.
Terry attempted to break a point off the dead buck's rack with his pliers, but couldn't. He tried turning the dead buck's head but the other one just became more frightened and started backing up.
The live buck had the bigger rack – a 5 x 6. The dead buck was bigger bodied and looked to be an older deer. It had more "stickers" on its rack. The now scared buck eventually got out of the fence, and out in the open. Terry pulled an old post out of the fence line and used it to try and pry the racks loose, but it didn't work.
We finally decided to go to a friend's house in order to borrow his chainsaw, but then we thought something quieter would be better, and so got a hacksaw instead. Terry sawed the main beam on the dead buck and then other one was free! The buck didn't realize this for probably 30 seconds or so. When he did, he started striking the dead buck in the face repeatedly. He finally raised his head a little, and then a little more.
He stood there with his head held high looking at both of us and we wondered if he were going to try charging us too! Then he turned and ran off rather wobbly. He went a short distance, lay down briefly, and then got up and took off in the direction of the Big Sioux River .
-Terry and Sherry Bolding
At least they were able to finally free the big buck and he will live to see another day. I hate it when whitetails get locked together when fighting and they end up dying. Great job Terry and Sherry!
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One of my friends sent me a e-mail (about a week ago), in which she mentiones that Jesus came in the order of Melchizedek, which is true according to the bible (hebrew 5:8-10), but there is more to it.
I learned in the bible study that Melchizedek doesn't represent only Jesus 2000 years ago, but the second coming of Jesus.
Melchizedek is from a country of gentiles, but at the same time he was priest of God most High (Genesis 14:18) but 1st coming Jesus came from a jew family.
Hebrew7: 1This Melchizedek was king of Salem and priest of God Most High. He met Abraham returning from the defeat of the kings and blessed him, 2and Abraham gave him a tenth of everything. First, his name means "king of righteousness"; then also, "king of Salem" means "king of peace." 3Without father or mother, without genealogy, without beginning of days or end of life, like the Son of God he remains a priest forever.
Melchizedek had no geneaology, but Jesus did (matthew 1:1-25)
Melchizedek had no Father and Mother, which in the bible means family of believers (matthew 12:50) so he had to come from an unbeliever Family, Jesus came from a family of believers.
Melchizedek has no beginning or end (God) and he is like the Son of God, but Jesus is known as the Son of God (john 9:35). So He is Like Jesus, not Jesus himself 2000 years ago. He also had to bless us with the bread and wine, and according to the bible, God blesseed us with bread and wine only in the Passover night. If he comes to bring the Passover, what does it mean? Did we have It before he came? No. It is means that we didn't have it anymore. And that's what happened in AD 325 , the Passover was abolished and Jesus had to come back (hebrews 9:28) in the order of melchizedek, from a family that had no jew blood nor believed in God. He did fulfilled it and blessed us with bread and wine by restablishing the Passover in 1948… His new name is Ahnsahnghong.


text: Léon-François Bénouville's splendidly modelled figure of Achilles intrudes into the space of the viewer. He literally steps beyond the surface of the canvas. Thus, in the painting's careful attention to the human form and in the precision of its modelling of paint, it fulfils ideally the task of the painted academic figure studies required of Prix de Rome winners. Bénouville's painting of Achilles, a popular subject for nineteenth-century painters, shows the Greek hero at the moment where, after quarrelling with his leader, Agamemnon, he retreats from battle to his tent in a rage. Humiliated, Achilles refuses to continue fighting with the Greeks, who subsequently suffer a series of catastrophic defeats. As Agamemnon's envoys enter Achilles' tent, in the hope of convincing him to return to battle, Achilles springs to his feet, launching into a tirade. With a dramatic realism, Bénouville renders this precise, violent moment.