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Turkey's national security council removes Iran, Syria from list of threats to state, adds Israel, local media reported. Document says Israeli actions may prompt Middle East arms race
Latest Update: 10.30.10, 17:05 / Israel News
The council decided to remove Syria,
Bulgaria, Georgia and Armenia from the list of threats. Greece, however, is still considered a threat, whereas Iran was
also removed from the list.
This is the first time Turkey has designated Israeli activity in the Middle East as a threat.
The document, which will remain in effect for the next five years, noted that Israeli actions may cause various states in the region to embark on an arms race. The document further stated that the Middle East must be free of nuclear weapons.
Relations between Jerusalem and Ankara deteriorated significantly since the raid on Gaza-bound flotilla
last May which killed nine people. Turkey has insisted that Israel apologize, a demand dismissed by the Jewish state.
Last week Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
said he would not participate in an Athens climate conference if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends. He also noted that Israel is close to losing Turkey "as a good friend in the Middle East."


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SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size Each Earmuff measures about 4 1/2 in. (11.5 cm) in diameter.
CORRECTIONS: None
14 sc + 18 rnds = 4 in. (10 cm).
When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size
specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be
sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what
the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person.
If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller
size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.
Making a Gauge Swatch
1. To change color, work last st of old color to last yarn over. Yarn over with new color and draw through all loops on hook to complete st.
2. Earmuffs are worked in continuous rnds; do not join and do not turn at beg of rnds. A marker is used to indicate the beg of rnd. Move marker up as each rnd is completed.
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I was wondering if there is a directory/list of firms that will fund game development. I have an original concept plus the application of existing technologies that have not been applied to the gaming industry. Thanks.
The simple answer is: There isn't one. (At least I don't know any)
Usually indie game developers fund their game themselves, without the support of external options.
Some opportunities:
[1] JoWood
[2] 7 Witty Tactics for Funding Your Game Production
[3] Review Indie Marketing Plan, section 2 especially. Those firms might help you.
[4] How Do You Get Your Game to Market might also give you some hints.
[5] Investors. Check out your home town – there might be organisations that help out startup businesses to operate. One of their task is to find potential investors for your project.
This was a great question, thanks for the opportunity to answer.


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Dear faculty,
As another academic year comes to an end, I wanted to give you an update regarding curriculum, especially the few changes to the process for next year as well as some reminders for those who plan to work on curriculum over the summer.
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Our new process for conceptually approving new curriculum helps to ensure faculty are not needlessly spending time creating a course in CurricUNET that we cannot offer (because it is upper-division or graduate level) or that we already offer (perhaps through another department). Provided that the department's curriculum is all in compliance, a faculty member who wishes to propose a new course needs to complete an A9 form, which can be found on the N drive as well as provided through links on CurricUNET and on the Curriculum Committee website. The A9 form asks the faculty author to provide conceptual background of the course, including plans for prerequisites, units, DE or Honors addendum, and the rationale for adding the new course. The faculty member or a representative will attend a curriculum meeting and discuss the proposed new course. After the proposed curriculum is approved conceptually and the minutes from that meeting have been approved, a shell for the course will be created, and the course can be submitted via CurricUNET. (In the meantime, the faculty member can begin constructing the parts of the course outline in a Word document so that he or she is ready to cut and paste into CurricUNET as soon as the shell is created.) We had a number of new courses proposed last year (most of which were approved) and found this new process to be a productive way to ensure faculty creating new curriculum are considering any pertinent information (such as prerequisites or cross-listing) that will ensure smoother progress through the curriculum approval process both locally and statewide.
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A number of recent MOUs (Memorandum of Understanding) are impacting curriculum, particularly with regard to prerequisites, corequisites, high school articulation, dual enrollment, and articulation for transfer. Please note that MOUs of this sort impacting any of the above need to come through the committee so that affected areas (such as enrollment services, counseling, prerequisite subcommittee) know what is going on and can participate in the creation of these MOUs so that we are not trying to determine how to make the MOU work effectively for students AFTER it has been signed. MOUs that are currently in place will need to come to the committee with signatures annually (or each time they are renewed). For more information, contact the faculty co-chair.
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A list of those courses that are currently out-of-compliance or going out-of-compliance through June 2016 was sent out earlier this morning. Please take advantage of this information so that you can work to revise courses BEFORE they go out-of-compliance as some deans will not allow departments to schedule and offer courses that are out-of-compliance. Remember that courses that are eligible for a 2-year revision can go through the tech review process in a relatively short time and do not require representation at a meeting. CTE courses that are eligible for this process can be brought into compliance simply by updating the textbook, finishing a few areas of CurricUNET, and hitting the submit button. The 2015-16 Sunset list was also sent out; if you have a course on that list, it is in jeopardy of being deactivated if you do not get it revised. Courses on the sunset list are not eligible for a 2-year review. If a course that is deactivated due to the sunset policy is required in an award, the award will also be deactivated.
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While the faculty on the committee have the summer off from committee responsibilities, the curriculum office staff will be working over the summer (Monday-Thursday). They will monitor the curriculum email and, in some cases, can help you with issues you are having or point you to places where you can find assistance.
I know the process is complicated, but those who are taking courses through the CurricUNET process for the second time are finding that it gets easier once that initial work is done. One of the best things your department can do is to set a schedule for revising courses so that (1) you do not have to do them all (or too many) at once since the more courses you are working on at one time, the more frustrating the system seems; and (2) you stay current with the smaller changes to the process so that you are not having to learn so many changes all at once.
We have a great group of faculty on the curriculum committee, and I want to thank them all for the time they put into this important work. The committee appreciates all the hard work you do to put your courses through the system. Please let us know if there are other things we can do to help you navigate the system more easily.
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27 Jan 2012 7:06 AM #1
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It's in a vbox so the flex is a height, not a width.
This example is taken straight from the docs for vbox. I tried it against the 4.0.7 docs and it works fine. Changing the value from 50% to 90% resizes just like you'd expect.ConsultJS: http://consultjs.com/
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As skirtle said: It is an ExtJS product example without any changes by me as a user. It worked before and it is broken now.


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New Rio Trailer Will Seduce You With Lionel Ritchie
By Josh Tyler 2010-12-08 12:41:03 comments
Weve seen a couple of trailers for Rio now, but none of them have offered all that much information about the movies plot. What you probably know about the movie, if you know anything at all, is that its bright, colorful, and involves birds. Well heres a little more information, delivered by the movies new trailer.
Watch the new trailer for Rio below or in HD on Apple and youll learn that this is a movie about an endangered, domesticated Macaw chained to a potential mate and subsequently lost in the jungle. Take a look:
Rio may well contain the most accurate portrayal of parrot life ever captured on screen. I dont know. Even though it offers a little more information about the story than previous trailer attempts, its still impossible to tell from the above trailer, which is mostly all about advertising the voice cast and smashing characters into surf boards.
There was a pretty amusing scene towards the beginning in which the movies lead character, Blue, wears glasses and simulates an alarm clock. I feel that is an extremely accurate visual representation of the Macaws inner dialogue. Its probably a low-self esteem thing, caused by having such an uncreative owner. Come on lady, so what, you just looked at him, saw what color he was and said Blue? Parrots live for like a hundred years. Youre going to have this pet forever. Put a little more thought into it, will you?
For more on Rio, including a look at the movie's new poster visit the movie's page in our Blend Film Database.
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Welcome to the Office of International Affairs
The Office of International Affairs (OIA) at Nova Southeastern University fosters campus internationalization and serves as a central support, advisory, and information center for all students. The OIA also collaborates with faculty and staff on campus, at our Regional Campuses, and our international instructional sites to promote and facilitate international education programs and initiatives, celebrate diversity, promote multiculturalism, and create opportunities for students that encourage the development of a global mindset.
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Welcome to International Education Week at Nova Southeastern University!
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International Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is part of our efforts to promote programs that prepare Americans for a global environment and attract future leaders from abroad to study, learn, and exchange experiences in the United States.
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FARGO, N.D. (CBS Seattle) - A local man is in jail after stabbing another man who refused to reposition himself during a threesome in which they were both involved.
The Smoking Gun is reporting that 33-year-old Ashley Hunter stabbed 37-year-old Orlando DeWitt in the arm during a sexual encounter the two shared with a woman on Feb. 8.
According to documents obtained by the website, the two men began copulating with the woman after a night of drinking and a brief stop at an area McDonald's restaurant. But as the scenario heated up, the trouble began.
"Hunter ... asked to switch places with Orlando [during the threesome]," according to the report, which was filed by the Fargo Police Department. "Orlando told him no and Hunter became upset."
After exchanging insults and threats, Hunter ordered DeWitt out of the residence. It was at that point that Hunter reportedly obtained a 12-inch butcher knife. DeWitt and the woman, identified as Leticia, attempted to hide from the now-armed Hunter in the bathroom.
However, he was able to break in, the Smoking Gun learned.
DeWitt made a run for it, but as the report notes, when he "went to open the exterior door he felt the knife cutting the back of his left arm" as Hunter stabbed him.
The police were reportedly called to the scene soon after, at which point Hunter was taken into custody.
He was taken to the Cass County Jail, where he is still presently being held in lieu of a $5,000 bail. He will be seen in court on March 13, the website learned.
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A Montana man says he was able to collect 200 dollars in a matter of hours holding up a sign on the side of the road, but the generosity isn't going to what you might think: The man's collecting money for the wolf hunt.
"We figure we would give hunters an incentive to get back out there and chase an animal that's not going to fill your freezer," said Jason Maxwell, who created a cardboard sign that reads "I have a job, but I am taking donations to buy hunters wolf tags."
Maxwell says he got the idea for the sign after reading that most hunters end up nabbing a wolf while they were out hunting for something else. After their second day of collecting funds, he says he and his girlfriend had about 200 dollars.
"It shows that there are people out there who are after the same cause that we are," said Maxwell.
Maxwell says he and his girlfriend will sporadically collect donations until the wolf season kicks off in September. People can go to a face book page he set up, and "like" a specific post to be entered into a drawing to have a payment for a wolf tag reimbursed.
Maxwell knows opinions about wolves are mixed. Opponents of the wolf hunt in Montana argue that humans are essentially living in the wolves' natural habitat, and some argue that wolf populations haven't recovered enough to justify hunting as a part of wolf management.
NBC Montana spoke with several people in downtown Missoula on Saturday, who oppose the wolf hunt.
"I'm mostly against it," said Missoula resident Tyler Prouty. "People say that wolves kill a lot of farm animals and stuff, and statistically, that's actually not true, at least not from what I've read. So, I just think that it's ridiculous that people like to hunt wolves. They're beautiful animals."


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Description of the parish in 1862
"Falkland parish contains the Royal Burgh of Falkland and the villages of Newton of Falkland and Freuchie. It is bounded by Kinross-shire, Strathmiglo, Auchtermuchty, Kettle, Markinch and Leslie. It measures about 6 miles by 4 miles. There is a considerable tract of flat land between the northern boundary of the parish and the burgh and this was once part of the royal chase. Nothing now remains of the ancient forest of Falkland in which our Kings enjoyed the pleasures of the chase, except for a small portion of natural wood at Drumdreel in the parish of Strathmiglo. The forest was destroyed by Cromwell who cut down the timber to take to Dundee for the construction of a fort there. The town of Falkland consists of one main street with some cross lanes. It was at one time regularly afflicted with malaria from the neighbouring marshes, but drainage has resulted in a remarkably healthy town. The chief object of attraction is the Royal Palace, favourite home of James VI. In addition to the parish church, there are both an Independent Chapel and a Free Church in Falkland, and a UP Church in Freuchie." edited from Westwood's Directory for the counties of Fife & Kinross published 1862.
Towns and Villages
|Newton of Falkland
Places in Falkland parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
|Please read the main Fife pages if you have not already done so.
Archives and Libraries
A separate Records Page page gives details of the records for this parish held by Scottish archives.
The ScotlandsPlaces website lets users search across national databases by geographical location. It includes, amongst other material,
- catalogue entries for maps and plans held by the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh; some maps and plans can be viewed
- photos and details of historical buildings and archaeological sites recorded by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh
- 17th and 18th century tax rolls
- Ordnance Survey [place] Name Books
- an opportunity to transcribe thousands of historic documents
A very good description is to be found in the relevant chapter in History of the County of Fife: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time by John M Leighton, published 1840, online at Google Books.
There are 3 cemeteries in Falkland parish:
1. Kilgour Ancient Burying Ground, Kilgour Farm, Falkland (grid ref. NO 222079; GPS 56.257749 -3.256478 Google map):
- The New Statistical Account describes this burying ground as having a small church in its centre, but not a vestige of either remains. The land was returned to farmland in the 1820s. The burying ground was reputed to have been used up until the early 1800s.
- There are no known records of monumental inscriptions.
- If interments did take place here after the move to the churchyard (2, below), then records of burials may be found in the OPR records.
2. Falkland Old Churchyard, High Street, Falkland (grid ref. NO 252074; GPS 56.252835 -3.210897 Google map):
- According to the New Statistical Account, this cemetery was probably used from about 1670 as the earliest date upon the tombstones is 1674.
- The pre-1855 monumental inscriptions are listed in Fifeshire Monumental Inscriptions (pre-1855) vol. 3 The north east parishes by John Fowler Mitchell & Sheila Mitchell, published by the Scottish Genealogy Society. ISBN 0901061999
- Another listing has been published by the Fife Family History Society in their Publication 16, Monumental Inscriptions.
- Some stones are recorded in Graveyard Monuments in East, North and Central Fife, John di Folco, published in Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1969-70, vol. 102, pages 205-236, which deals largely with stones dated pre-1707. It can be downloaded from ARCHway.
- A CD with photographs of the stones and transcriptions is available from Scottish Monumental Inscriptions or from The Parish Chest.
3. Falkland Cemetery & extensions, Newton Road, Falkland (grid ref. NO 259074; GPS 56.252075 -3.19696 Google map):
- The current lair registers (dating from 1862) are administered by Fife Council, Bereavement Services East, County Buildings, St Catherine Street, Cupar, KY15 4TA. Tel. 01334 659336. Fax 01334 412896.
- A CD with photographs of the stones and transcriptions is available from Scottish Monumental Inscriptions or from The Parish Chest.
War graves can be seen at the Scottish Wargraves Project and war memorials can be seen at the Scottish War Memorials Project.
Parish / district reference number for 1841 - 1901 censuses: 428
The 1841 return can be searched on the FreeCEN website.
The 1851 census has been indexed by the Tay Valley Family History Society.
Some census records on microfilm may be consulted in LDS Family Search Centres around the world.
LDS Library Film Numbers:
1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 Falkland 1042701 1042267 103829 103991 203523 208756
(Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints)
Further information on the main Fife page.
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Church History
In addition to the parish church in Falkland, there were also a Burgher Congregation (later United Presbyterian) at Freuchie; a Free Church in Falkland (Falkland East); a United Free Church (Scott Memorial) at Freuchie; and a branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Freuchie.
The Old Statistical Account (written in the 1790s) gives this information about Dissenters:
- Members of the Established Church - 1860
- Seceders - 338.
The New Statistical Account (written in 1845) gives this information:
- There are 3 dissenting places of worship - 2 in Falkland and 1 in Freuchie.
- The number of dissenters is not large, the 2 congregations in Falkland being very small.
The 1865 Ecclesiastical Directory lists the parish church, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church at Freuchie.
Information and pictures of the churches at the Scottish Churches website.
Details of church history here.
Church Records
The Parish Church (Established Church, Church of Scotland):
The original Old Parish Registers (of baptisms / births, proclamations / marriages, and deaths / burials) of the Church of Scotland, which cover the years up to 1854, are held in the National Records of Scotland in Edinburgh, and they can all be consulted there at the National Records of Scotland. The baptisms / births, proclamations / marriages and deaths / burials indexes can be searched at the ScotlandsPeople website. Copies of the register entries may be purchased.
Parish reference number: 428
The Old Parish Registers (OPRs) span the following dates (although there are gaps within these ranges):
Falkland OPR Births / baptisms Proclamations / marriages Deaths / burials / mortcloths 428/1 1669-1674 1661-1706 1670-1706 428/2 1702-1819 1702-1819 1737-1819 428/3 1820-1854 1820-1854 1820-1855 Register of Neglected Entries 1826-1852
(Data supplied by the National Records of Scotland)
The Detailed List of the Old Parochial Registers of Scotland, published 1872, provides this information about the content of the OPRs, including the gaps within them:
B. blank July 1674 - Feb. 1702; Jan. 1746 - June 1748. Defective March 1755 - July 1758. Blank (exc. four entries) May 1759 - March 1767. From 1772 - July 1780, the entries are made alphabetically, according to the baptismal names of the children, in the form of an index. Six pp. of irregular entries 1789 - 1817 recorded in 1817.
M. Chiefly Proclamations, intermixed with other matters, prior to 1669, and from 1687 - 1705. No entries Nov. 1688 - Oct. 1691, nor (exc. entries of Pledges) May 1703 - Jan. 1705, after which the Record is pure. Blank May 1746 - May 1748, Dec. 1755 - April 1772, and April 1780 - April 1786. The fact of Marriage is rarely recorded after 1687.
D. Blank Sept. 1706 - March 1737, April 1780 - Oct. 1784, and June 1795 - Jan. 1817.
Copies of the registers on microfilm may be consulted in some local libraries and at LDS Family Search Centres around the world. The indexes to baptisms / births and proclamations / marriages can also be searched on the LDS Family Search website or on the IGI on microfiche in local libraries.LDS Library Film Numbers:
1041475 Baptisms, 1669-1674; Marriages, 1661-1706; Burials, 1670-1706. 1040111 Items 2-4 Baptisms, 1669-1674, 1702-1855; Marriages, 1669- 1682, 1702-1755, 1772-1849; Mortcloth dues (burials records), 1666-1683, 1737-1758; Burials, 1777-1795, 1817-1819; Session book (includes Marriage Proclamations, Mortcloth dues), 1661- 1667, 1682-1706. 1040337 Item 1 Marriages, 1849-1855; Burials, 1820-1853; Neglected entries (baptisms), 1826-1852
(Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints)
Deaths / burials are listed on Fife Family History Society's Pre-1855 Fife Deaths CD.
Further information on the main Fife page.
Kirk Session records are held at the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library, with digital copies at the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh. Some Kirk Session material is to be found in the OPR records (428/1). Details of church records here.
Heritors' Records (HR416) are at the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh. Details of records here.
Other Churches:
Some records are held at the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library.
The LDS have filmed some records which may be consulted at LDS Family History Centres.
Details of church records here.
The Falkland page of the LDS Family Search Research Wiki has more information about church history and records.
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Civil Registration
Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths began in Scotland on 1st January 1855. Full information on the main Fife page.
Registration districts covering this parish:
|Registration district
|start date
|end date
|Falkland burgh
|Falkland landward
Registration districts did not necessarily coincide exactly with parishes. In the 20th century especially, there were frequent changes in registration districts.
Court Records
On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is an index to Falkland Burgh Register of Deeds (1783-1798).
Description & Travel
|Falkland town centre
|Ordnance Survey Grid Reference
|Post code
|Lat. 56°15'12"N
|Lon. 3°16'4"W
Surrounding parishes: Strathmiglo, Auchtermuchty (not adjoining, but very close), Kettle, Markinch, Leslie, Portmoak (Kinross-shire).
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The parish entry in Pigot's National Commercial Directory for the whole of Scotland, 1837, is online at Google Books.
Westwood's Parochial Directory for the Counties of Fife and Kinross for 1862 and 1866 are online at Google Books. On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is a transcription of the 1862 edition.
There is a list of places in Falkland parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
Several old gazetteers are available. They all contain descriptions of the parish and many are also worth searching for entries of places within the parish.
- David Webster's Topographical Dictionary of Scotland, published 1819, online at Google Books.
- Fullarton's Topographical, Statistical and Historical Gazetteer of Scotland, published 1842, online at Google Books.
- Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Scotland, published 1846, online at British History Online.
- Barbieri's Descriptive and Historical Gazetteer of the Counties of Fife, Kinross and Clackmannan, published 1857, is at Google Books.
- Frances Groome's Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland (1882-4) and John Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles (1887), are on A Vision of Britain (click on "Historical places and writing").
- Frances Groome's Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland(1892-6) on Electric Scotland
Historical Geography
A Vision of Britain provides historical descriptions, population & housing statistics, historic boundaries and maps.
Land and Property
The Burgh Register of Sasines and Valuation Rolls are held at the National Records of Scotland. Some Valuation Rolls are also held by the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library. Details of records here.
Details of historic buildings and archaeological sites in this parish held by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh, are catalogued at ScotlandsPlaces. In the results, click RCAHMS. Unfortunately, not all entries have digital images.
MapsHistoric maps:
- On-line maps:
- National Library of Scotland map collection - main page
- For 17th, 18th and early 19th century maps, see the National Library of Scotland map collection.
- Using the geo-referenced maps at the National Library of Scotland allows historic maps to be viewed on top of a modern map or satellite view
- Ordnance Survey 6-inch, 1st edition (1855) Fife sheets 16, 17, 23, 24 at the National Library of Scotland (for the best images), or at old-maps.co.uk or British History online.
- Ordnance Survey 6-inch editions of 1895, 1920 and 1938 at old-maps.co.uk.
- Ordnance Survey 25-inch editions of 1895 and 1914 at old-maps.co.uk.
- There is a list of places in Falkland parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
- A Vision of Britain has the Ordnance Survey one-inch, 1st edition (1850s) and the Ordnance Survey one-inch, Popular edition (1920s) - both showing parish boundaries; Land Utilisation mapping (1930s); and more.
- Ordnance Survey 1-inch, 1st edition (1867) sheet 40; 2nd edition (1899) sheet 40; and 3rd edition (1906) sheet 40 at the National Library of Scotland.
- Ordnance Survey 1-inch, Popular edition (1927) sheet 64
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Map from One-inch to the mile, Popular edition, Scotland, 1920-1930; by kind permission of the National Library of Scotland.
- Ordnance Survey 1-inch, 7th series (1950s-1960s) sheets 55 and 56 at the National Library of Scotland.
- Paper maps:
- The National Library of Scotland sells paper and digital copies of their maps (select "Enquiries & copies").
- The Caledonian Maps Victorian Ordnance Survey Map Series sheet 40 (reprint of the 1899 1-inch map).
- Old-maps.co.uk sell paper copies of all their on-line maps.
- Ordnance Survey 1-inch, 7th series (1950s-1960s) sheets 55, 56
- The best collection of large scale local and estate maps and plans is held by the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh. The RCAHMS also has some plans. They are catalogued on the ScotlandsPlaces website. N.B. Only a few maps and plans are available as digital images.
- On-line maps:
- National Library of Scotland map collection - main page
- Streetmap
- Ordnance Survey maps
- both Google maps and Bing Maps provide detailed maps and aerial photographs
- Google based mapping showing just the parish names for this and the surrounding parishes.
- Google based mapping showing places in this parish only recorded in the GENUKI Gazetteer.
- Google based mapping showing places in this parish and nearby recorded in the GENUKI Gazetteer.
- There is a list of places in Falkland parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
- Paper maps:
- Ordnance Survey Landranger (scale 1:50000 - about 1 inch to 1 mile) sheets 58 - Perth & Alloa, 59 - St Andrews
- Ordnance Survey Explorer (larger scale 1:25000 - about 2 and a half inches to 1 mile) 370 - Glenrothes north, Falkland & Lomond Hills
Military History
War graves can be seen at the Scottish Wargraves Project and war memorials can be seen at the Scottish War Memorials Project.
Names, Geographical
There is an index to the Ordnance Survey Object Name Books for this parish here.
Andrew Campbell has produced Fife Deaths from Newspapers 1822-1854 - a compilation of deaths recorded in local newspapers. Copies of this index are held by the Fife libraries and the Family History Societies.
Fife Deaths Abroad 1855-1900 - a compilation of overseas deaths recorded in Fife newspapers - has been produced by Andrew Campbell of Fife Family History Society. The Society have re-published it in their Publications Series, 28.
The parish is included in Andrew Campbell's compilation of Fife Shopkeepers and Traders 1820-1870 taken from newspapers and directories. It is available in most Fife reference libraries, in the libraries of the family history societies, and at the Manuscript Department of the Special Collections Department of St Andrews University Library. It is also available as Fife Traders and Shopkeepers on CD from Fife Family History Society.
There is a series of articles about many Fife family businesses in Fife Family History Society's Journal, New Series 9.
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Poorhouses, Poor Law, etc.
The relief of paupers after 1845 was carried out by the Parochial Board and later by the Parish Council. Their records are at the Fife Council Archive Centre. Details of records here.
There is a page with census statistics from 1755 to 1961 here.
See also A Vision of Britain and Histpop for population statistics.
Probate Records
Probate records are 'Confirmations' in Scotland.
Prior to 1824, wills, testaments & inventories of residents of Falkland may be found in either the St Andrews Commissariot (CC20) or the Edinburgh Commissariot (CC8) records. From 1824, commissary business has been conducted by the Sheriff Court of Fife at Cupar (SC20).
Indexes and finding aids are given on the main Fife page.
Local sources worth searching for deeds include St Andrews Commissary Court, Cupar Sheriff Court and Falkland Burgh Register of Deeds.
School Board records and school logbooks are held at the Fife Council Archive Centre. Details of records here.
Education statistics for Fife schools in 1891-2 list the following board schools in the parish:
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|Accommodation for scholars
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"Statistical accounts" giving fascinating insights into the local topography and history, social and economic conditions, and even the daily lives of people, were written by the parish ministers in the 1790s and the 1840s. For more information see the main Fife pages
- The 'Old' Statistical Account is at Google Books.
- The 'New' Statistical Account is also online at Google Books.
The hearth tax, clock & watch tax, male servants tax, female servants tax, and farm horse tax are all on ScotlandsPlaces.
Town Records
Towns were usually referred to as Burghs in Scotland.
Falkland was a Royal Burgh, founded in 1458.
The archives of the former Burgh of Falkland are held at the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library, the National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh and the Fife Council Archive Centre. Details of records here.
On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is an index to Falkland Burgh Register of Deeds (1783-1798).


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"Dimiter, a supernatural suspense thriller set mostly in Jerusalem, is a novel that's been out and around since mid-March. Billy Friedkin is eager to direct it as a film, which would be our one and only other teaming since The Exorcist," said Blatty.
Released by Forge Books earlier this year, "Dimiter" received a fair amount of praise. The publisher's synopsis can be found below.
In 1973 Albania, Colonel Vlora (aka the Interrogator), the head of a team of torturers, questions the Prisoner, who the reader later learns is Paul Dimiter, an American clandestine agent referred to in some quarters of the world as 'legendary,' while in others as 'the agent from hell.' (Rumor has it Dimiter poisoned Ho Chi Minh while the Vietnamese leader was visiting Albania shortly before his death in 1969.) Dimiter escapes to Jerusalem, where he encounters a number of engaging characters, including a doctor of neurology, a sharp-tongued nurse, and a grief-stricken Israeli policeman. The complicated plot confounds until the isolated pieces of the psychological puzzle that's Dimiter match up and fall into place, revealing surprising truths.
Of course, this news arrives just as Warner Bros. releases The Exorcist for the first time on Blu-Ray. Pick up Rue Morgue's 13th anniversary issue for their retrospective on the film with Blatty's full interview.
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@ 3Fig is a private dinner club set in the residence of an up market guesthouse in Newlands. The interior and delectable four-course dinner sets the stage for a night of indulgence, conversation and personal attention.
Arrive between 19h15 and 19h45 for drinks and canapés before the evening commences with great food and fine wine. As gourmet chef Neill Anthony takes the helm (flamboyantly showing his skills attained working in the kitchen of Gordon Ramsay) wander through the kitchen and watch the magic unfold.
The weekly menu is complimented by wine pairing expert David Wibberley (The founder of borde (aux) room) allowing each dish to perfectly compliment each glass of wine.
Summer evenings embrace dining alfresco on the covered patio and cooler nights seek warmth in the cosy library.
Serving breakfast or lunch options, 35 on Rose makes an ideal location for intimate or alfresco dining.
The interior leans towards sophisticated elegance while the terrace offers abundant alfresco seating on the sheltered courtyard soothed by a tranquil water feature.
The a la carte menu offers breakfast choices ranging from smoked salmon and scrambled eggs to the more traditional breakfast.
Lunch options proffer gourmet sandwiches ranging from pannini, tramezzini or foccacia layered with salami, mozzarella and pesto for a real Italian sandwich, or try the Cape Malay.
Wood burning pizzas prove very popular with various toppings such as chicken, brie, cranberry and avocado which come highly recommended.
Heartier dishes such as the veal dishes exude Italian specialty as does the grilled baby beef with porcini mushrooms, Cajun fresh line fish, tender lamb shank, or crumbled veal chops.
For starters try the seafood soup or the deep-fried boccinci with sun-dried tomato tapenade.
Genuine Italian desserts come in the form of Italian chocolate brownie made with Italian panettone cake and served with expresso ice cream.
Everything from good food to the love of art beacons those who visit 38 Special in City Bowl.
Housed in one of the oldest building in the CBD, diners enjoy the laid back and relaxed setting savouring culinary masterpieces and exploring resident artwork on display.
The character still exudes and holds true boasting original facades and wooden flooring, lovingly decorated to compliment the international menu.
38 Special holds something special for those who visit, a truly memorable dining experience.
Nurtured through painstaking restoration in a building dating back to 1902, the character breathers throughout the space, leading into several inter leading rooms, heightened by high ceilings and parquet flooring to create a statement that exudes elegant grandeur.
The jaw dropping surrounds and sophisticated menu is aimed at the more refined palate offering choices such as cheese soufflé served with herbs and mustard cream, Duck served with a traditional orange sauce.
The restaurant shares space with a bookshop and art gallery showcasing the most exquisite art.
Browse masterpieces before indulging in fine cuisine at 6 Spin Street and experience fine dining at its best.
The décor invites relaxation and informality; the modern interior working seamlessly with the stainless steal chandeliers.
The well-balanced menu brims with food expertly prepared, using the highest quality food.
Try the brown mushroom baked with roasted vegetables, parmesan and basil pesto or the half a free-range, deboned duck slow-roasted with a Van der Hum orange sauce and the delicious crème brûlee with a fruit base.
Al's Place enjoys catering for all palates and offers something to be enjoyed by everyone.
Set in a beautiful avocado-coloured Victorian house, Avocado Restaurant proffers the perfect winter setting and refreshing summer ambiance over breakfast, lunch or dinner.
The menu caters with a wide range of comfort food and a well-chosen wine list served by friendly attentive staff.
The welcoming venue extends a child friendly setting and makes an ideal setting for languid lunches on the wide wrap around veranda or nestled in the lovely alfresco garden.
Winter seeks comfort, warmth and cosiness curled up next to a crackling wood burning fire on comfortable sofas soaking up the homely ambiance.
Barocca Lounge is a new cocktail bar and lounge at Solole Private Game Reserve, opened by Chef Simon Phillips and his wife, Ceri of Rioja Restaurant.
Barocca offers wood fired pizzas, cocktails, antipasti platters, tapas and light meals in a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere, both inside and al fresco.
In addition sports lovers can enjoy all major televised sports events on a large plasma screen. Join them for happy hour between 6pm and 7pm.
With spectacular mountain views across Steenberg vineyards, Constantia Valley and False Bay, Bistro 1682 boasts an interactive dining experience in a setting that flows from open spaces to indigenous gardens surrounded by reflective water features and floating glass bridges.
Enjoy a complete multi-sensory experience that entices you to stay and relax savouring every delicious mouthful while refreshing the palate with delectable wines straight from the state-of-the-art Steenberg wine cellar.
This 70 seater bistro offers a unique raw bar and counter seating experience alongside their menu with temptingly delicious morsels of raw cuisine such as sashimi, gravadlax, ceviche and oysters to mention a few. With so much variety and flavour at hand Bistro 1682 captivates the palate with a feast of senses while remaining interesting, healthy and true to the concept of raw food dining.
Bistro 1682's warm and welcoming ambience makes it the perfect place to linger and relax. Enjoy the awe inspiring scenery coupled with modern sophistication and delectable food, your visit to Bistro 1682 will see returning again and again and again.
Designer seating flanked by exposed brick walls and an avant-garde nouveau décor, Bowl entices with a well-versed Mediterranean menu and great wine choice.
Try the asparagus risotto or chilli-beef fried noodles and the tasty lemon and coconut steamed mussels for starters.
Then move onto heartier choices such as Duck confit, slow roasted pork with noodles, and Salmon with a Thai crust.
Bowl serves breakfast, lunch and dinner within designer surrounds or on the terrace perched over the bustling street below.
With sweeping views over the Atlantic Ocean, perched right on the waters edge, Cape Town Hotel School Restaurant offers any occasion dining in a fine and elegant setting.
Award winning chefs create masterpieces of fine cuisine, while diners relax and enjoy the beautiful setting and mouth-watering cuisine.
Located along Beach Road in Mouille Point, Cape Town Hotel School Restaurant is a must-try for discerning palates.
The de Beers cold Storage building was designed in 1901 by Francis Edward Massey and build for Cecil John Rhodes in 1902. With its sandstone facade bay windows and rustic looks, the building lends itself to the setting for a romantic upstairs restaurant with views over the yacht harbour and naval dockyard.
One of our customers called Captain's Table the best kept secret in Simon's Town. Well it may have been but it is no longer a secret. Yes we have finally opened Captain's Table upstairs above the Two and Sixpence Tavern. The experience was described as follows: "Enter the pub and ask the bar person to direct you to the Restaurant. Through the swing doors, up the stairs and then enter a completely different world" Captain's Table is old world in style, where everything was designed to enhance your experience as our guests. The atmosphere upstairs is relaxed with dimmed lighting, candles on the tables and soothing background music.
The venue is ideally suited for smaller functions and parties. The restaurant can be divided to allow privacy for smaller groups and can accommodate up to 48 people. The restaurant is open for lunch 12h30 - 14h30 on Fridays to Sundays and for dinner 18h30 – 21h30 Fridays to Wednesdays. The restaurant will be closed on Thursdays except for functions.
Nestled inside the Willowbridge Lifestyle Centre, Casa's eclectic décor and large vibrant artwork mingled with attractive furniture sets the tone for any occasion dining.
The menu is versatile and focuses on international flavours, seafood and grills, enjoyed by friends and family.
Try their signature dish Casa Chicken cooked to authentic Mozambican style flavours with choice of Lemon and Herb or peri-peri. Served with a choice of chips, rice, salad, grilled veggies or mash potato.
For an eatery that is brimming with character and culinary influences from around the globe, Chaplans is a great place to while away some time.
A bookcase stocked with magazines and papers adds a nice touch and adds to the relaxing ambience.
An eclectic menu offers something for everyone, be it a light meal, a full dinner or just a drink with friends. Vegetarians are not left out, with sumptuous platters among the pickings.
A great place to dine in style and comfort.
Owner and chef Cheyne seduces with a modern, chic and cool approach to cooking that caters for simple and relaxed palates.
Mega stars like Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue and Eric Clapton have savoured Cheyne's delights and now regular foodies flock to enjoy the flavours from the kitchen style restaurant.
Located along Bree Street, Cheyne's redefines dining with simplicity and coolness.
Located in the middle of Palmer Road in Muizenberg, Closer is a purely vegan restaurant and welcome addition to Muizenberg Village. Its fresh and artistic modern interiors speaks of their attitude towards their food, which uses only meat, egg, refined sugar and dairy free ingredients yet bursts with flavour.
Cow's milk is replaced with oat, soya and rice milk, making Closer's smoothies all the more delectable. Daily specials are written on a chalkboard, enticing customers in with their organic ingredients and interesting flavour combinations.
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If you remember the shining face at the registration table every year in Cullman, that was Emily, daughter of Bill St. John.
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ST. JOHN, EMILY PARKER Memorial Services for Emily Parker St. John, will be held at her home, 688 County Road 483 Hanceville, Al 35077 on Friday, November 12, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. Friends and family welcome, private burial service to follow. Full obituary to be published tomorrow. Moss-Service Funeral Home of Cullman is in charge of arrangements. Published in The http://obits.al.com/obituaries/birmingham/obituary.aspx?n=emily-parker-st-john&pid=146551636


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reviewed the innovative Pourty Potty and yet before I know it, toilet training will be upon us once again... admittedly with a few lessons learned. When I visited The Baby Show a couple of weeks ago, one of the products that caught my eye was a new creation from Pourty - the Pourty Flexi-Fit toilet Trainer - which to me, looks like just the thing for when we start Holly's training journey.
Characteristic of the Pourty brand, the Flexi-Fit is designed to improve the standard toilet training seat and make life easier for parents. The Flexi-Fit has a unique squeeze flex action and adjustable prongs so that it fits securely on to the toilet seat. Adult toilet seats come in many shapes and sizes. However, most toilet training seats have no size adjustments so they can wobble around and make the child feel uncomfortable and insecure. The Flexi-Fit's clever design allows you to adjust it once for each toilet for a great secure fit. It won't wobble about when the child sits down and it is quick and easy to squeeze on and off the toilet when necessary. Its contoured design makes it comfortable to sit on.
The Flexi-Fit comes in a stylish but discrete white with a blue rubber rim and is available on Amazon for £14.95.
For more information and advice on potty training go to www.pourty.com.
To be in with a chance of winning one of THREE Pourty Flexi-Fits, all you have to do is to leave me a comment below to let me know something else, other than toilet training, that your little one can feel proud of. You can gain a second, optional entry by visiting Pourty on Facebook, liking them, and then coming back here to leave me a separate comment to tell me the username you liked as. The competition will close on the 21st March.
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Info Session: Volunteer at Any Age
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Make a difference in the lives of others and your own. Whether you're fresh out of college, mid-career, or ready to retire, Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime. Join us at this Information Session to learn about Volunteer experiences, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process.
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The crowds at the Aquatic Centre were spectacular throughout the meet. Their enthusiasm was phenominal. Here are some shots of the fans cheering their heros.
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Thanksgiving week thanks
Our weekly expression of gratitude for those working to make this a better place to live:
Some people struggle to scrape together enough money for groceries on an average day, let alone Thanksgiving. Some, widowed or far from family and friends, find themselves alone.
Nearly 2,000 people enjoyed a meal and a couple hours of companionship Thursday at the Elkhart Salvation Army's annual Thanksgiving dinner. Even though the event goes back decades, it still moves Maj. Steve Woodard.
"It gives me goose bumps thinking about it," Woodard told an Elkhart Truth reporter. "It instills a little hope for people. We try to make it feel like a little bit of home."
Making it feel like home took the help of 300 volunteers. To everyone involved in the Salvation Army dinner, and the dinners throughout Elkhart County, thanks. You fed the hungry and made time for the lonely on our behalf, and as a community we are grateful.
When the Faith Mission helps the homeless, Paula Turk told a Truth editor, "They're doing God's work."
Thanks to the more than 2,000 runners who took part Thursday in the fourth annual Turkey Stampede, benefiting the Mission. They, too, did God's work.
And in Nappanee, more than 800 runners raised money for the Kelsey Mikel Foundation in the I'm Thankful Four run. Kelsey, a 16-year-old junior at NorthWood High School, died from injuries she suffered in a 2004 traffic accident. The run funds college scholarships in her memory. Her father, Mark Mikel, called Thursday's event "probably our best ever."
Thanks to all those who ran for a good cause Thursday.
And finally, thanks to the Indianapolis family who adopted Lucky the dog.
Lucky needed a new home after his owner, 89-year-old Pauline Burema of Cassopolis, Mich., died of fungal meningitis Oct. 10. Her family tried to take care of Lucky, but the little poodle mix was used to a quieter life.
"He had been through a tough time and needed a home that would be more like the one he came from. Ours was too noisy and hectic for him, and I believe it was starting to take a toll on him," Ali Haskett, Burema's granddaughter-in-law, told a Truth reporter.
So the family said it was putting Lucky up for adoption and received more than two dozen emails. One, from a couple in Indianapolis, especially touched Haskett and her family. The couple said that someone in their family, too, had developed fungal meningitis after exposure to the same batch of tainted steroids that sickened Burema.
"Hopefully having a great little dog like Lucky would help ease some of the pain and sadness of the situation," Haskett said.
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We're all pumped for the Xbox One's impending launch. We still don't know exactly when the console will appear in stores other than the month of November. It must be getting close at any rate because Microsoft has just released an official unboxing video as well as three accessory-specific videos.
Normally I don't care for unboxing videos, but this one is an exception. For one: it gives us a nice look at how the Xbox one's components relate to each other in size, not to mention the ports on the back and side of the console. All good things.
The real news however is what comes inside the box. It's got all the stuff we expected plus one item we didn't… a Chat Headset! And the video reveals that the Chat Headset won't just come with the "Day One Edition" of the console. It will be included with every system. That's a victory for communication and teamwork in Xbox One games!


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Former Memphis Police Officer Pleads Guilty to Narcotics and Civil Rights Violations
|U.S. Attorney's Office July 30, 2012
MEMPHIS—Melvin Victor Robinson, age 32, a former Memphis Police officer, pled guilty to one count of attempting to possess a controlled substance with intent to distribute, in violation of Title 21, U.S.C. Section 846; one count of deprivation of rights under color of law, in violation of Title 18, U.S.C. Section 242; and conspiracy against rights, in violation of Title 18, U.S.C. Section 242, announced Edward L. Stanton, III, United States Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee.
On January 26, 2012, an informant contacted Robinson and contracted the sale and purchase of 10 kilograms of cocaine. According to facts stated in court, Robinson met the informant while he was on duty and in his police car. The informant told Robinson that the cocaine was stored inside a trailer located at a trucking lot in south Memphis. The informant then provided Robinson with the key and location of the trailer. Approximately 10 minutes later, special agents and task force officers of the FBI observed Robinson exit his police car and enter the trailer. Robinson later exited the trailer and placed a black duffel bag containing what he believed to be cocaine inside his police car.
Robinson also pled guilty to stealing money from Jwan Boddie. On November 14, 2011, Boddie was detained by Robinson during an arrest while Robinson was working as a MPD officer. According to facts stated in court, Robinson and his partner responded to a narcotics call at the Colonial Inn where they found Boddie in his hotel room. During that search, Robinson admitted to stealing $700 and later distributing the money with his partner.
Robinson also pled guilty to striking Jeremy Pettis during an arrest in April 2011. According to facts stated in court, Robinson detained and punched Pettis in the face while he was sitting in his vehicle.
Robinson is scheduled to be sentenced on November 2, 2012; and faces up to life in prison, a $10,000,000 fine, plus 10 years' supervised release.
"The people of Memphis place great trust in their law enforcement officers. Melvin Robinson violated that trust not only by attempting to possess illegal narcotics but by violating the civil rights of those citizens he swore to protect and serve," said Edward L. Stanton, III, United States Attorney. "When law enforcement officials abuse the public's trust, our office will remain steadfast in prosecuting these individuals and ultimately ensuring justice is served."
"The criminal behavior of a police officer harms the integrity of all of law enforcement," said Aaron T. Ford, Special Agent in Charge of the Memphis Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. "The hard work by the FBI and our law enforcement partners to investigate and prosecute this case stands as a reminder that the majority of law enforcement officers serve and protect their communities honorably."
This crime was investigated by the Tarnished Badge Task Force, which is comprised of investigators from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Memphis Police Department, and Shelby County Sheriff's Office. The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Brian K. Coleman on behalf of the government.


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Wisconsin Homeless Couple Receives A House Just in Time for ChristmasKrishann Briscoe
The days after Christmas are some of the sweetest of the season. They are the days in which you hear all of the stories — ones about the gifts and the memories and "good tidings." The standout stories are the ones rooted in generosity. The delivering of joy, the acts of service — the good deed done that somehow changed the course of someone's day or perhaps even their life.
These are the stories that make you feel good, reminding you of what the season is all about. They're the ones that inspire you to make a difference, their impact trickling into the new year and beyond.
This morning I read one of those stories. A story about Derrick and Ybarra, a Wisconsin couple who were, in a sense, gifted a house for Christmas. I would imagine being given a house is a pretty big deal. An even bigger deal when you're homeless. The house is 96 square feet. Big enough for the couple that inhabits it. Possibly almost too small to contain the gratitude I imagine they feel.
Thanks to 50 Occupy Madison volunteers, the couple went from "braving Madison,Wisconsin's often-harsh climate without a roof over their head" to having a home. The couple and members of the group sought to combat "inequality in the state capital" by constructing these small sized homes for the homeless.
The Tiny House Project creates small sized homes mounted on trailers. They can be legally parked on the street if moved within 48 hours. The homes have necessities including a bed, insulation, and a toilet. They have a pole mounted solar panel to power the house's light and are heated with propane.
In a city where homelessness has significantly increased and where affording a home is out of reach for so many, this is a way to give people the gift of shelter. The organization has more plans in the works for this project. And although the couple was involved in the making of their "gift," it seems its value to them is still quite evident (perhaps even more so).
The work this couple is doing along with other Occupy Madison volunteers will help lead to the creation of more homes for the homeless. And their story will fuel hope — hope that challenging circumstances can change. Hope in the kindness of others. Hope for the future. For more on this story visit Think Progress.
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Jubilant FoodWorks that operates Domino's Pizza chain in India today reported a 36.63 per cent rise in its net profit to Rs 32.34 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2012 on the back of robust sales.
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 23.67 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2011, Jubilant FoodWorks said in a statement.
Total income of the company rose to Rs 342.09 crore for the quarter under consideration from Rs 240.37 crore for the corresponding period previous fiscal.
Sounding bullish on the results, the company said it is revising its target of opening 100 Domino's Pizza stores to 110 for the current financial year and also increase the number of Dunkin' Donuts stores.
We will be opening a total of 110 Domino's Pizza stores in FY13 instead of 100 stores as planned earlier, we will also be opening more Dunkin' Donuts stores, Jubilant FoodWorks CEO Ajay Kaul said in a conference call.
Out of the targeted number of stores the company has already opened 50 pizza stores in this financial year, he added.
The company has earmarked a capex of Rs 150 crore for growth across verticals as part of its expansion plans.
When asked about whether the firm was also planning a rise in prices, Kaul said: The price increase will take place somewhere around this month. It will be marginal.
The total price rise for the year will be only 6 to 6.5 per cent, he added.
The company had launched Dunkin' Donuts in the country in April 2012 in Delhi. It currently has 5 Dunkin' Donuts restaurants and plans to take it to 10 restaurants by the end of this fiscal.
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Microsoft confirmed on Thursday that is has temporarily disabled an update for Samsung Omnia devices.
The software giant revealed the news in a blog post comment on Thursday. "Yes, we've temporarily stopped sending updates to Omnia 7′s," wrote Microsoft's Michael Stroh. "The team discovered a technical issue with the update package for this model." Microsoft says it's working on fixing and testing the package and hopes to resume delivering the update shortly. WMPoweruser speculates that the update may have been pulled due to Samsung's mixed history with firmware changes on its handsets.
Microsoft famously experienced issues with its first February pre-NoDo update on Samsung Omnia devices. Some devices were left in a "bricked" state. Microsoft temporarily disabled the pre-update for Samsung devices on February 23 before fixing it and redistributing it later.
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Halloween is right around the corner, but crafting for the holiday doesn't have to be a fright! In just 15 minutes, you can make your very own sparkling wreath. All you need to gather is a styrofoam wreath (any size; mine is 6 inches wide), a styrofoam cone (mine is 2.5 inches tall), some glue, a crafting/Xacto knife (be careful!), a writing utensil, 1 ball of Martha Stewart Crafts Glitter Eyelash in Onyx, and one package of Bonbons in Beach. Ready to craft? Let's get started!
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STOCKTON - Homeless N America is hosting a Time for Change Drive now until June 17. Between the hours of 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., drop off your spare change at Heald College, 1605 East March Lane, to help raise money for care packages to be distributed to homeless people in the city.
Bring all your change -- pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and dollars -- and help Homeless N America make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate. If you have a care package you would also like to donate, please call (209) 898-1863 or visit www.HomelessNAmerica.org and click on the "Donations" tab.
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Heading into the back country for the first time, I have a CHD Ebsteins Anomaly, and have to take meds? Any suggestions anything I should look out for and do.
Heading into the back country for the first time, I have a CHD Ebsteins Anomaly, and have to take meds? Any suggestions anything I should look out for and do.
What elevation do you live at? With Ebstein's your right heart just doesn't work very well, so you're not getting good blood flow to your lungs, which equates to possibly poorly oxygenated blood to your left heart and out to your body.
In addition, Ebstein's patients have a huge right atrium; with any heart chamber significantly enlarged there is always the possibility of a transient arrhythmia. A right heart chamber arrhythmia is normally not fatal (I don't think so anyway) but can further degrade what limited right heart function you have.
With CHD I would assume you have a cardiologist?--I would certainly recommend you consult with your cardiologist before undertaking any strenuous activity, especially if you are coming from a low elevation area.
I am a cardiac sonographer out here in western CO; I have only seen a couple Ebstein's patients in my entire career.
I live in PA not any type of high elevation. Never had any problem with poor blood to lung. They fixed it when I was 5 Im now 31 never really done anything since my surgery when they repaired a hole in the tricuspid and took care of the WPW. I take atenolol and sprironolactone, I see him every two years. I asked the only thing they really limited me on is roller coasters. My oxegyn level is normal 99 % heart rate is in the 60s-70s blood pressure is like 115/75. About the only thing really flares up is Raynaud's phenomenon when my hands get blue along with my feet and get cold.
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I hope your going with a friend and have cell coverage or a sat phone or Spot.
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OK, so you've got repaired Ebstein's...at minimum I would still ask the cardiologist for any advice regarding coming from PA to altitude, and I would also consider asking if an exercise treadmill test might be appropriate. It's best to try and be as well prepared as you can before you come out here...I've seen way too many people come out here, not take appropriate precautions in regards to their health (or lack of health), and end up in trouble.
BTW, I'm from PA myself, escaped and came out to CO 20 years ago.
I dont have anyone to go with just me myself and I. All cool, I been going to Hershey medical center since day i was born. I do a treadmill, bike, table test every two years a eco every year. The thing that worries me the most is my hands and my feet, boots really get to my feet and like now my room is 74 and my feet and hands are blue and hurt. Last Pa deer season i made it out in time before frost bite set in, ER said you should not let it get that bad but at certain point my feet and hands go numb like and there cold and i don't realize it. I wear a garmin fenix watch to watch my heart rate
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I run the entire Union fish hook line threw the National cemetery every morning its about 6.5 miles. Every other evening i have a military surplus frame pack that i have loaded to 55lbs and hike up Big round and back down which is around 3 miles.
Dont know much about what you have but I would give yourself a bit of time to get used to the altitude. Sound like your in good shape with how your working out.
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I recently took a trip to Missouri and in many of the areas I visited, I was greeted by the sight of beautiful bearded iris in full bloom.
From large areas filled with blooms to single iris flowers, I just fell in love with this plant.
Iris can be grown in many areas, including the desert, where I live.
Iris bloom in spring and aren't difficult to grow.
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Hundreds of students turned out Wednesday for Rush Hospital's "Career Care 2002." It was the first time in recent years that the event was held, providing doctors and nurses the chance to speak with high school and college students interested in healthcare as a career.
"Healthcare employment in this area is probably the largest employer in total when you consider all the hospitals and clinics around the area," said Donnie Smith, Director of Human resources for Rush foundation Hospital. "They're always going to be needing good people coming out of school. That's what we're here for today."
Rush Hospital invited over 800 students in Meridian and the surrounding area.
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server2 mbx.mydomain.com: store,logger,apache,spell
server3 mta.mydomain.com: mta
install step follow this guide: Multiple-Server Installation
and installation process seem to be ok, on each server, all services are running.
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in Home tab appear: " Some services are not running "
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The Booker Autism Foundation of Louisville, Corporation will be hosting its 1st Annual "Fall Into Artism" Festival on November 17, 2012 at Hotel Louisville from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. This event is a fundraiser to help support and bring awareness to Autism Spectrum Disorders. Please join us as we showcase the Artistic talents of Autistic individuals! This family fun event will include: A Fashion show, Dance Show, Poetry Reading, Art Exhibit, Face Painting, and LIVE entertainment by 2011 Kentucky Idol Winner Ms. Carri McMullan. We will also have a raffle table with a chance to win free gourmet baskets by EarthFare Healthy Supermarket, two (2) tickets from Paoli Peaks Ski Resort, a 50/50 Raffle, and vendors with wonderful goodies for everyone.
We would like to take this time and thank our sponsors: LMPD-K9 Unit, Udi's Gluten Free Foods, EarthFare-The Healthy Supermarket, Cake Flour-A Natural Baking Company, Alpha Omicron & Louisville Alumni Chapters of Kappa Alpha Psi,Fraternity, Incl.,Our Vendors: Three Seven Marketing Group, Inc., EarthFare-The Healthy Supermarket, Jennifer Adams-Tucker, Author of "Autistic Angels", and Dr. Jackie Marquette, Author of "Independence Bound", our Designers: Debonaire Designs, Tabitha's Creations, Daulphine of France Couture, llc., Yiaree Couture, our Event Planner & Designer: Fleur De Lis, our Visual Artist: Tia Wells, Trent Altman, Teresa Ross, Brennan Cabrera, and Chimel Ford, our Special Guest Model: Kimberly Cecil-Jones (Ms. Plus America 2012), our Make-Up Artist: Chelsey Sumpler, our Hair Stylist: Avonti Garrett of Major Styles Hair Salon, our Performers: Carri McMullan-Kentucky Idol Winner 2011, Aimee Faye with R & B Recording Artist Ernest Turner, 5th Wheel Vth Hip Hop Gospel Group, Simply Flawless Dance Team, Jasmine Ross-Solo Hip Hop & Lyrical Dancer, and The AlphaOmicron & Louisville Alumni Chapters of Kappa Psi, Inc., and our Mistress of Ceremony Erika Harrell-Miss Black Kentucky, USA 2011.
Facts About ASD's (Per the CDC)
Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges. People with ASDs handle information in their brain differently than other people.
ASDs are "spectrum disorders." That means ASDs affect each person in different ways, and can range from very mild to severe. People with ASDs share some similar symptoms, such as problems with social interaction. But there are differences in when the symptoms start, how severe they are, and the exact nature of the symptoms.
There are three different types of ASDs:
Autistic Disorder (also called "classic" Autism)
This is what most people think of when hearing the word "autism." People with autistic disorder usually have significant language delays, social and communication challenges, and unusual behaviors and interests. Many people with autistic disorder also have intellectual disability.
Asperger Syndrome
People with Asperger syndrome usually have some milder symptoms of autistic disorder. They might have social challenges and unusual behaviors and interests. However, they typically do not have problems with language or intellectual disability.
Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS; also called "Atypical Autism")
People who meet some of the criteria for autistic disorder or Asperger syndrome, but not all, may be diagnosed with PDD-NOS. People with PDD-NOS usually have fewer and milder symptoms than those with autistic disorder. The symptoms might cause only social and communication challenge
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NORFOLK - The American Red Cross is asking that you add one more thing to your "to do" list this week – donate blood. Red Cross spokesman April Oppliger says there is an emergency need right now for all types of blood. Oppliger says all presenting donors through July 15th will be entered in a drawing to win one of five $3,000 American Express gift cards. For more information about becoming a donor or finding a Red Cross Bloodmobile near you – call 1-800-REDCROSS or visit the web site redcrossblood.org. The Norfolk Blood Station, located at 2612 West Norfolk Avenue, is open today until 5:30 p.m.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] mpiexec option for node failure
From: Ralph Castain (rhc_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-09-12 20:43:48
We don't have anything similar in OMPI. There are fault tolerance modes, but not like the one you describe.
On Sep 12, 2011, at 5:52 PM, Rob Stewart wrote:
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> I have implemented a simple fault tolerant ping pong C program with MPI, here: http://pastebin.com/7mtmQH2q
> MPICH2 offers a parameter with mpiexec:
> $ mpiexec -disable-auto-cleanup
> .. as described here: http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/mpich2/ticket/1421
> It is fault tolerant in the respect that, when I ssh to one of the nodes in the hosts file, and kill the relevant process, the MPI job is not terminated. Simply, the ping will not prompt a pong from the dead node, but the ping-pong runs forever on the remaining live nodes.
> Is such an feature available for openMPI, either via mpiexec or some other means?
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At the Wellington Terrace Nursing Home, Elora, Ontario with her daughter by her side on Thursday, May 01, 2008, Dorothy STRINGER (née LOVELL) formerly of Mabee Side Rd. passed away at the age of 91 years. Predeceased by her loving husband Roy (1969). Loving mother to Norma BEGGS and her husband John of Arthur. Grandmother to David BEGGS of Arthur, Michael BEGGS and his wife Peggy of Georgetown, Steven BEGGS and his wife Jennifer KRUL of Elora. Great-grandmother to Cole BEGGS. Survived by her sisters-in-law Irene LOVELL of Aylmer, Molly STRINGER of Ladysmith, British Columbia, nieces and nephews. Predeceased by brothers Ted LOVELL, Bob LOVELL and his wife Mae, brothers-in-law David and Ron STRINGER. The family will receive Friends and neighbours at Ostrander's Funeral Home, 43 Bidwell St. Tillsonburg (519) 842-5221, on Monday, May 05, 2008 from 3: 00-5:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. The funeral service for Dorothy will be held in Ostrander's Funeral Home Chapel on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 at 1: 00 p.m. Pastor Alan SILVESTER of Goshen Baptist Church officiating. Interment at Tillsonburg Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial donations (payable by cheque) may be made to the Goshen Baptist Church, or a charity of your choice. Personal condolences may be made at www.ostrandersfuneralhome.com
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