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Digital Legacy
There are many types of digital legacies, I'm learning. There are the ones that people know B for best: Zen and the Art of the Internet, the CuD archivist, EFF supporter, gcc/c++ programmer. But then there's a few layers under that as well, like his Google+, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and this site and blog. Those are the more public legacies, the more enduring ones because of sites like Archive.org.
But what of his personal digital legacy? What of his multiple home computers and the information (or lack of) on them? Password files, financial files, stories and notes, his vast email archives?
What do you do when you are next of kin to a geek?
In the past few months, I've had to learn a lot. Some things, like Unix, backing up Android phones, and figuring out why our MythTV box isn't working were helped by friends. Other things I've had to do on my own: digging through B's email to find answers to questions, figuring out our bank accounts and how to pay his VAT to the Revenue. All the things that he seamlessly did before.
But the things I don't know are larger: where are our wills? When was the last time he balanced our Quicken account? Where were things left with other accounts? Who now maintains mailing lists and what do I do about his email account?
Luckily, I knew his 3 most used passwords, and he had given me his password file a few months ago, and kept it updated, so a large part of what could be stress is gone. And everyone has been very kind in explaining things to me in very small words.
So people, let me explain to you all in small words what you should be doing right now:
*Get your password file. Email it to a friend in another city. Ask them to just sit on it, and then every month, send them an updated file if you've changed any passwords. And tell them to do the same to you.
*Tell your loved ones–not just your partner, but a friend or relative–where your will is. You don't have one? Make one. Scribble something on a piece of paper, have it notarized, and whee you have a will. Tuck it somewhere safe and make sure someone you actually KNOW has access to it.
*Make sure your accounts for everything are in both your names if you have a partner/spouse.
*Get rid of all that crap in your inbox. Really. Wading through all that stuff is not very fun.
*Have a file, on your desktop, that has all the most important files in it. Your updated Quicken file, info on your assets, your network setup (act like you are explaining it to your mother) and your domain setups. The PIN to your mobile phone. You can encrypt this file if you like…as long as you let your password file holder friend have the password (and the password to just get INTO your computer.)
I'll be updating later on what to do with email and social media accounts. As I figure them all out.
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I maintain one encrypted file of secrets, to which my wife knows the password. Bank accounts, credit cards, hosting account and all clients thereof, email accounts, and zillions of Web sites, communities, & probably obsolete stuff. Included in the latter category are the social media accounts. At the head of the file are suggestions for who to contact among my tech friends/acquaintances to deal with which parts of the digital legacy, in particular my Web hosting affairs.
Thank you so much for putting this here for the rest of us. I'm so sorry you're having to figure all of this out, *hugs*.
Off to get together a very basic list of passwords/etc to send to my brother in CA.
Comment by Kylie — May 15, 2012 @ 22:06 IST
Keeping an updated list of login usernames and passwords with your will, as well as your living will and other documents. Make a list of all your bank accounts info. With acct. numbers and exp. dates as well as contact numbers for credit cards. I like to also include the rewards cards id and contact numbers. Having been an executrix for two estates, it helped a great deal. Thanks for sharing.
Comment by Sabrina — May 15, 2012 @ 22:35 IST
There are zillions (well, a fair bit anyway) sitting unclaimed in bank accounts, credit union accounts, etc., because only the account holder knew about their existence. You could pull this all together and sell it to the papers.
Comment by Sheelah — May 15, 2012 @ 22:40 IST
it's not just in the event of someone's passing but if they should leave you as my wife left me last fall. I'll spare you the disasters but it touched his many points in my life as you have described in your post.
Comment by piedoggie — May 15, 2012 @ 22:56 IST
Excellent advice, really necessary practical stuff.
Comment by Roseanne — May 16, 2012 @ 00:21 IST
Follow the postal mail. Everything, even in the digital age, will eventually wind up in the mail. It is not uncommon for a safety deposit box bill to show up a year down the road, thus exposing something you didn't know about.
Great write up!
Comment by Dan O'Neill — May 16, 2012 @ 01:51 IST
The one I always recommend is to have the password(s) in a sealed envelope that has been signed by the sealer across the flap. That way it's available if needed but it's obvious if it's been used. It is an approach I've suggested for an office environment too, where it means that the root password is available if really necessary, but is otherwise held secure.
Of course, it still relies on someone knowing where the envelope is stored, which is the weak point in all of these things.
Comment by Dave H — May 16, 2012 @ 09:11 IST
So many things are on the web now; if you're OK with it security-wise I recommend something like LastPass. Not only is it very handy but you only need to share one password with your spouse/SO and they can get all the rest, as well as links to sites (which can help you locate useful things you may not have known about or forgotten) and, where necessary, tips and notes.
Comment by Paul S — May 16, 2012 @ 13:15 IST
I put all my stuff with Cirrus, I store all my info and can assign it to a guardian for when I'm gone
Comment by magnus — May 17, 2012 @ 18:28 IST
I understand where you're coming from and your reasons, but recommending people to e-mail their passwords is not a really nice advice to give. e-mails can be easily intercepted, and e-mail accounts can be easily accessed as people usually employ an easy to guess/crack password.
If they really want to e-mail their passwords they should at least encrypt the file they're in, and communicate to their friend the passphrase to decrypt the file through a more secure mean than e-mail.
Comment by Mathieu — May 17, 2012 @ 23:20 IST
Mathieu, that is a great point. However, most people have no idea of encryption tech, which does fully suck as it's not hard. I do agree with you, but the benefits outweigh the downsides. Maybe I'm a bit too Pollyanna about sniffers as well. I guess next post should be explaining G/PGP? 😀
Comment by Elana — May 17, 2012 @ 23:57 IST
Be sure to make a copy of your living will and will and give to her executrix so they know what your wishes are. Get a loved one to sign on your safety deposit box. Write a note and attach to will if you want particular items to go to particular people. Doesn't need to be a part of the will. Make up a login password sheet include login, Pw, and email associated with the account for personal and business. Great reminder post that life is short and to show you care, make this process easy for loved ones to survive without you
Comment by Sabrina — June 8, 2012 @ 10:53 IST
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What a wierd day. It's been a while since London got blown up (9 years, really). Quite scary to see such a co-ordinated attack. The emergency services seemed to do bloody well. Luckily I so far don't know of anyone with more than cuts and bruises. Very lucky really, considering that the bus bomb went off in the middle of the university and the last office I worked in was near Edgware Road.
London will be okay though, and I think that's a good thing.
On a very different note: The unit website is (pretty much) finished.
I want to add a couple of things to it, but for the moment it'll do. Everyone has a page with some pictures and some text and a link to e-mail them. That's a start at least.
It's all at www.u22.org. Let me know what y'all think (remember, I'm not a web designer!).
Night all. Sleep better in the knowledge that, just this time, it wasn't you...
one of the best website design i've seen. projects are beautifuly designed and executed. congratulations to all.
Phenomenal work - beautiful images and projects, and a great website. Well done.
The site is nice and clean -- no need for anything else.
This project is badass: 26 St James' Place, London
I thought the site was brilliant - an authentic and refreshing use of elements
ya, nice site - clean, straightforward, and that one project was especially well articulated (with the facade-skin pocket/bulge thingees)
looks like the site itself got bombed. i couldn't see it, because the bandwidth had been exceeded. must be good work. i can't wait to see it when it is up.
Dammit. That site was only online for 24 hours and it's gone down. Flattering for us all, but still annoying!
I've e-mailed my server administrator, but he's currently in New Zealand following the Lions tour.
If anyone has any bandwidth they could lend me (and can explain how to do so) I'd be very grateful.
Thanks to everyone for the great comments about the site. I've told Dan Welham about the praise for his gentleman's club and he's feeling rather flattered, I think.
Also, we got an e-mail this afternoon from someone at the AJ (Architect's Journal) asking for images for an article next week. Which is nice.
Now if only I can get the damned site up again....
chris - the work looks great (hence the Archinect front page feature) and you did a great job with your first website. if you want, we can temporarily host your site until your own host resolves the bandwidth issues. shoot me an email if you're interested.
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Wow. Thanks for the offer, Paul. I've sent you an e-mail and I hope we can come to an arrangement for the weekend.
I hadn't noticed the front link until you mentioned it. No wonder my tiny bandwidth was blown apart!
It's 9pm here in London and that's a drinking time. I called Dan Welham (the guy who's image you used) and told him about it all and he said thanks and was really pleased y'all liked the work.
Just FYI (for when the site is back up): Fiona Sheppard, Jason Spiliotakos and David Roy all got Distinctions for their design work and Commendations for their Thesis work. All the work is good, but definitely give theirs a look.
Right. I need to get back to my beer.
It's about 3.45am London time. I just got back home and found out that I've got some bandwidth back. My mate in NZ managed to sort some out.
Thanks to Archinect for the offer of hosting and thanks to everyone for the support for the site. If you like the look of the work and are in a position to hire people, click on their name and send them an e-mail. I know that some of the graduating class would be up for a move to the States....
Night all.
really intriguing projects, well done. Devil's Advocate?...scale figures and more perspectival views ( the whole "you don't experience the project from the popular bird's-eye-view" argument), I would really like to see the interior spaces of these forms, especially those with a highly woven quality to them...but that's just splitting hairs or a subtle request for more images. Good work
i went to bartlett summer show and the show they had at the RCA a couple of weeks ago.
The bartlett exhibtion was amazing. The students seem very inspired and innovative. I loved it. The RCA on the other hand was quite bland in terms of architecture in comparison to the previous years, however still very interesting.
There was a section at the bartlett exhibition where you had to crawl underneath something to get to the work which was intriuging (next to the work of unit 17 students if i'm correct). There was also a section where there was an architectural installation which was entirely mechanical and kenetic, bloody brilliant.
Great wesbite by the way chris. I love the front page witrh just "22", very elegant.
nice work and a great idea to create a website for your unit!
I was impressed by a lot of the stuff at the show...but what any of it had to do with architecture was sometimes beyond me!
anyone else?
So many comments... so little time to answer them. I still need to reply to the very relevant points you raised on my last post, Signum.
Hopefully I'll have a teabreak this afternoon and I'll throw in my 2p on the subjects of scale drawings, internal perspectives and whether some of the weirder Bartlett work is actually architecture.
I thought I'd better post something now, though, so that no-one thinks I'm dodging the questions....
Just adding a note here in the hope that Paul gets notifications when people add something to articles he's previously commented on...
Paul: Did you get the e-mail I sent a couple of days ago? It was via the Archinect internal message system. Essentially it was a pre-emptive contact before I build this year's U22 website. I'm trying to make sure we have enough bandwidth this year!
The Bartlett show 2006 opens on Friday 23rd June. All are welcome.
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If you're already following along on Facebook, you saw the super-cute Gluten Free "Watermelon" Cupcakes pic I shared yesterday. Those were a fun idea Little Chef shared with me based on a picture she saw on Instagram.
We already had cupcake liners with watermelon wedges on them, and we've been waiting for an opportunity to use them. These "watermelon" cupcakes were a perfect match. We decided to create a gluten free version to share with special friends for afternoon tea earlier this week. What a hit these little cuties were!
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2. Have one small saucepan with about an inch or 2 of water for each color you're making (or you can wash and reuse the pan if you're making lots of colors at once).
3. Add 1/2 to 1 cup of the chopped fruit or veggie you're using to a saucepan with water.
4. Boil until water takes on the color of the fruit or veggie, then continue to monitor and boil until water is reduced by over half. Reducing the liquid this way concentrates the color, so stay with the pan and reduce as much as possible without burning the pan contents.
5. Discard the fruit or vegetable and allow colored water to cool completely before using.
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Our options are endless when creating our own food colorings! Here are a few ideas I've tried that work well in most applications. Don't limit yourself to these, though. Keep your eyes open in the produce section of the market for other colorful options to try! I hope you'll share your ideas in the comments below.
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Beets, cranberries, rhubarb, pomegranate, red cabbage, red pepper
Orange bell pepper (peachy orange), carrots
Turmeric (fresh or ground), yellow bell pepper (pale yellow), golden beets, saffron (only soak saffron threads in a tiny bit of warm water to cause the threads to "bloom" – do not boil)
Any dark leafy green (like kale or collards), spinach, parsley, green bell pepper
Blueberries, eggplant peeling, blackberries, dark skinned grapes (red, purple or black)
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After two years of top-secret research and development, the U.S. speedskating team will be using a first-of-its-kind suit in Russia.
Sportswear company Under Armour worked with Lockheed Martin, makers of the F-16, to create the suit.
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In a locker-room unveiling a few weeks ago, the team got its going-away gift for Sochi. It's call the Mach 39, and Under Armour let the skaters try it on. It's a speedskating suit, a skin, designed to give U.S. speedskaters an advantage over competitors in Sochi.
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Could foreign policy be Sen. Marco Rubio's ticket?
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On Saturday, Meet the Press announced him as a last-minute addition to the Sunday show, and Rubio stirred the pot with a list of eight ideas on how to "punish" Russia. One called for adding more Russian officials to the Magnitsky list, limiting their travel. "Living in Miami, I have seen in recent years the wave of Russian tourists coming to our city and state to spend money and buy property. Many are government officials or allies whose wealth stems from allegiance to Putin, and we should limit their ability to travel here," he wrote in a piece shopped to Politico.
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FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA, OCTOBER 31, 2002Virginia Operas 28th Season continues with Thea Musgraves interpretation of the Dickens classic A Christmas Carol, with a new production created by the team of stage director Dorothy Danner (Tosca/2001, Porgy & Bess/2000, The Merry Widow/1998) scenic designer Erhard Rom (The Merry Widow/1998) and conductor Peter Mark. Originally commissioned by Virginia Opera in 1978, and last produced on Virginia Operas stage in 1986, this operatic presentation of Dickens timeless tale is enhanced by a powerful score, captivating singing and lively dance. Performances are Friday, November 22, 2002 at 8:00 p.m., and Sunday, November 24 at 2:00 p.m. at George Mason Universitys Center for the Arts mainstage Concert Hall. Pre-performance discussions are scheduled for ticketholders 45-minutes prior to each curtain on the halls Grand Tier.
The Artists
Peter Mark
Stage Director Dorothy Danner
Scenic Designer Erhard Rom
Costume Coordinator
Pat Seyller
Ebenezer Scrooge Randall Scarlata*
Spirit of Christmas Daniel Breaker*
Fan, Liza Fezziwig, Belinda Cratchit,
Starving Woman, Lucy Moira Girard
Belle Fezziwig, Martha Cratchit, Laundress, Rosie
Danielle Hermon*
Mrs. Fezziwig, Mrs. Cratchit, Charwoman, Aunt Louise
Elizabeth Hogue
Bob Cratchit, Mr. Dorrit, Man with Snuff Box
Gary Briggle
Fred, Ben, Man w/Red Face Andrew Krikawa*
Portly Gent, Mr. Fezziwig, Fat Man, Topper
Terry Hodges
Tiny Tim
Paul Fink*
* Virginia Opera Mainstage Debut
From the minute the curtain rises to reveal a cold, foggy Christmas Eve, the audience is transported into the world of Scrooge, the miser. Everyone remembers knowingly the helplessness felt as Scrooge berates his clerk, Bob Cratchit for arriving late to work, and his crustiness as his nephew, Fred, enters and wishes his uncle a merry Christmas. And, the audience awaits all that they know will happen after Scrooge grudgingly allows Bob the next day off to celebrate Christmas. With dramatic music and a production designed to enhance this truly universal Christmas tale, Thea Musgraves A Christmas Carol, the Opera does justice to one of the most beloved holiday stories ever written. Evoking Scrooges ever growing concern about his Christmas Eve visitors, Musgrave remains true to Dickens words in music and lyrics that are theatrical, emotional, and eventually uplifting, as dawn breaks and Scrooge awakens and realizes he is still alive -- with a chance to share his joy with others. The Spirit of Christmas Present appears and his unseen presence brings happiness and goodwill to all as does A Christmas Carol, the Opera.
Since his Virginia Opera debut in 1975, Artistic Director & Conductor Peter Mark has presided over Virginia Operas growth into the fourteenth largest opera company in the nation. As Artistic Director he has identified and presented some of the nations most promising young singers, and has brought directors from the theater and opera world to Virginia in new productions designed by some of the nations top opera and theater designers. As conductor, he has led over 70 highly successful Virginia Opera productions and has brought the artistic achievements of Virginia Opera to the international stage, conducting the companys productions in South America, London and New York.
Among Virginia Operas most recognized productions are four operas by Mr. Marks wife, distinguished Scottish-American composer Thea Musgrave: the world premieres of A Christmas Carol, Harriet, The Woman Called Moses, and Simón Bolívar and the American premiere of Mary Queen of Scots. In addition to leading these productions at Virginia Opera, Mr. Mark has conducted the British premiere of A Christmas Carol for the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (telecast throughout the United Kingdom by Granada Television); ten sold-out performances of Porgy and Bess at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires (which opened that famed houses 1992 season) and La Bohème at the Torre del Lago Puccini Festival in Italy.
Dorothy Danner turned to stage directing after performing in a dozen On- and Off-Broadway shows from George Abbots Once Upon A Mattress to Michael Bonnets Ballroom. She danced on many TV specials, Ed Sullivan shows, and in film, including Mel Brooks The Producers. Noted for her inventive stagings, she has directed over 150 productions of operettas, musicals and plays throughout the U.S., Canada and Belgium, and has staged operas for many companies including, Glimmerglass, Houston, Minnesota, Cleveland, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Portland. She garnered wide critical acclaim for A Midsummer Nights Dream at Juilliard, for the PBS television showing of Ballymore, the Richard Wargo opera based on a Brian Friel play, and the Boston Pops' Tribute to Gilbert and Sullivan. Ms. Danners previous work for Virginia Opera includes Porgy and Bess, The Merry Widow, and last seasons highly successful Tosca. She has served on the faculties of both the Juilliard School and the Curtis Institute of Music and has guest-directed at the Academy of Vocal Arts, Carnegie Mellon and New York University.
Scenic Designer Erhard Rom's numerous credits include: Wolf Trap Opera, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, Boston Lyric Opera, New Orleans Opera, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, ABC Television, Curtis Institute of Music, San Francisco Opera Center (Merola Program), Tisch School of the Arts, and others. Mr. Rom is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Maryland and a recipient of the Tribute to the Classical Arts Award for Creative Achievement in Opera (1999).
Randall Scarlata has appeared as a soloist with the Minnesota Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra, the Brooklyn Philharmonic, and others. Mr. Scarlata has as the Count in Mozarts The Marriage of Figaro, Mercutio in Gounods Roméo et Juliette, Maximillian in Candide, and Pelléas in Debussys Pelléas et Mélisande, and Jesus in Bachs St. John Passion. Daniel Breaker, a graduate of Juilliard, has performed in Twelfth Night, The Hothouse, Riff Raff, As You Like It, The Love of Three Oranges, West Side Story, Mame, HMS Pinafore, and others. Moira Girard most recently performed the roles of Pamina in The Magic Flute (Taconic Opera) and Peep Bo in The Mikado (Virginia Opera). As a member of Virginia Opera's Spectrum Young Artist Program she performed the World Premiere of Seymour Barab's Cinderella. Moira's Musical Theatre credits include Fiona MacLarin in Brigadoon, Louisa in The Fantasticks, Philia in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and Connie Miller in The 1940's Radio Hour. Danielle Hermon has been singing with The Utah Festival Opera in such roles as Susan in Desert Song, Lizette in Naughty Marietta, and Madeline in Face on the Bathroom Floor. Elizabeth Hogue made her Virginia Opera mainstage debut last season as the Third Maid in Elektra. Gary Briggle (Bob Cratchit, Mr. Dorrit) Mr. Briggle is delighted to return to our stage, having made his debut as "KoKo" in our acclaimed production of The Mikado last fall. Andrew Krikawa makes his Virginia Opera debut in A Christmas Carol. In the spring of 2000, Terry Hodges did double duty for Piedmont Opera as Luther/Crespel in Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffman. He debuted with Pacific Opera Victoria as Bartolo in The Barber of Seville, followed by Father Trulove in The Rakes Progress for Vancouver Opera. Paul Fink, a 5th Grader at Kingston Elementary School in Virginia Beach, made his acting debut in 1st Grade as the Town Policeman in The Pied Piper, part of Virginia Operas In-School Touring Program.
Tickets for Thea Musgraves A Christmas Carol, The Opera are $78, $64, and $42. Charge by phone at 703-218-6500 or visit www.tickets.com. The Center for the Arts complex is located on the Fairfax campus of George Mason University at the intersection of Braddock Road and Route 123. Paid parking is located in the deck adjacent to the mainstage Concert Hall and FREE parking is located in university lot K.
GREAT PERFORMANCES AT MASON is a program of George Mason Universitys College of Visual and Performing Arts. The College of Visual and Performing Arts exists to create an academic environment in which the arts may be considered both as individual disciplines and as interdisciplinary forms that strengthen each other. Believing that an education in the arts is deepened by regular contact with the work of distinguished visiting artists, the College draws on a variety of professional presenting and producing units where artists from across the country and around the world regularly perform, give master classes, work with students during extended residencies, and interact with the community in a variety of other ways. These programs at the Center for the Arts Concert Hall, TheaterSpace, Galleries, Harris Theater, and other venues, provide a diverse selection of challenging and entertaining cultural experiences for the University community, as well as Northern Virginia and the greater Washington, D.C. area. The College houses four academic departments: Art and Visual Technology, Dance, Music and Theater.


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When I want to find community in Hernando County, I look to Aripeka.
Which is why I decided to attend the Memorial Day ceremony at Aripeka Cemetery.
No matter that the cemetery is not actually in the close-knit coastal village, but on the shores of Hunter's Lake in Spring Hill. It offers free burial to any resident who helps with maintenance, and you can't get more community than that.
What did I find there Monday morning?
A somber, respectful ceremony led by the color guard from American Legion Post 186 and its auxiliary. I found a peaceful, wooded setting, though we were just a few yards from U.S. 19. I found a crowd of about 50, a good-sized turnout considering this was a first-year event.
But I didn't see any young people, at least not at first. I didn't find any evidence that this ceremony was anything other than the usual Memorial Day gathering of retirement-age veterans.
"We're going to work on that,'' said organizer and longtime member of the auxiliary Fran Finley, 73, who vowed to recruit more children and families for next year's event.
I wish her luck, because I believe Memorial Day should be something more than just veterans preaching to the choir.
I don't want to write one of those columns complaining about today's young people because I think the issue is more complicated than that.
But I couldn't help but remember how, when I was a boy in suburban Cincinnati, Memorial Day started in the morning when we heard the distant playing of our high school marching band.
We could walk across the park in front of our house and still make it in time to see the parade go by. Another short walk brought us to a granite war memorial. There, we joined just about everybody else in town to listen to taps, a 21-gun salute and my father, a retired Army officer, as he read the names of the dead and just enough about their deaths — the theater of combat, for example, and their invariably young age — to leave a lasting picture. A memory, in other words.
It was patriotic, but not nationalistic. It taught us about tragedy as well as sacrifice. And, because some of the last names were the same as our neighbors', it reminded us that war could take anyone.
Valuable lessons, I believe. And harder to teach in Hernando County because a lot of us don't know each other very well. Because if we wanted to hold a parade through the most densely populated part of the county, Spring Hill, we'd have a hard time figuring out where to hold it.
And because, though more people are willing to brag about their patriotism on bumper stickers, fewer are willing to make any effort to remember the dead.
"I think everybody's out boating,'' said Carol White, an Aripeka native whose family I noticed after the ceremony ended.
White's daughter, Cristi O'Donnell, was visiting from Newberry with her year-old son, Bryce. She posed with him for a picture in front of the grave of her father, Roye White, a Vietnam veteran, whose death was hastened by exposure to Agent Orange, Carol White said.
Another longtime Aripeka resident commented about how proud White would be of his grandson.
And of his daughter, I bet, for taking time to remember on Memorial Day.


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4 things you need to know about the Pakistani Rupee
Pakistani Rupee has been under pressure since last one year falling from PKR90 a year back to PKR98 against US dollar now in the interbank market. In last one month alone the local cuurrecny fell from 97.40 to 98.10. However, Mohammed Sohail, chief executive of Topline Securities, a brokerage firm in Karachi, Pakistan, said "the pressure in the kerb or open market where an individual can actually buy and sell currency is more. In the open market PKR crosses 100 mark against US currency but then gained marginally after central bank measures."
"This fall is local currency is mainly due to IMF repayment," Sohail told Gulf News. "Pakistan has to repay IMF loan that it got in 2008. Though the current account deficit is low and manageable which is below 1% of GDP, but the fact is that there has been hardly any inflows to match the IMF repayment. Due to deteriorating security situation coupled with energy crisis FDI has fallen below US$1bn this year from US$5bn in 2007."
What's next?
Pakistan repaid $145.79 million to the IMF on Monday and is scheduled to repay another $375 million on February 26, according to Syed Wasimuddin, spokesman for the country's central State Bank. The rupee will likely continue to be under pressure because of the IMF payments, Sohail told Reuters last Monday.
What to do?
"Investors think that with declining forex reserves the repayment will affect Pakistan repaying ability," said Sohail. "That is why they are aggressively buying dollar in the open market."


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The violations could have resulted in fines ranging in the millions of dollars under state law that calls for a penalty of 10 percent of the value of the contract – which was in excess of $178 million.
The state Construction Industries Commission on Wednesday agreed to accept the settlement that resulted from a closed-door mediation earlier this month involving four commissioners and representatives of the companies.
Commission chair Randy Baker said after the meeting that the $150,000 was more of an "administrative assessment than a penalty."
He added that the amount to be paid by Sundt Construction, based in Tempe, Ariz., and Ames Construction, of Burnside, Minn., was "fair and equitable."
Randy Nye, general counsel for Sundt in Arizona said, "We're gratified to have it behind us."
He said there was no deliberate intent to avoid obtaining the proper licenses in New Mexico.
The companies previously denied any wrongdoing.
The case, which was prosecuted by the state Attorney General's Office representing the commission, focused on pre-construction bidding and contracting that occurred in 2011 and early 2012 on the $400 million project.
The two companies, and a joint venture they formed to act as general contractor on the project, were accused of various licensing violations that focused chiefly on the failure to obtain the proper New Mexico construction license before bidding on the project.
Emails obtained by the Journal show the investigation was spurred in April 2012 by a complaint to the governor's office and the state Regulation and Licensing superintendent from Albuquerque businessman Kevin Yearout of Yearout Mechanical.
Yearout's firm lost out on a contract for mechanical work on the rail hub to a subsidiary of Sundt, which Yearout contended hadn't obtained the proper mechanical license.
"I have total confidence in the commissioners who sat in on the mediation," said Yearout, who himself is a commissioner but recused himself from voting on the matter Wednesday. He said he was "comfortable" with the amount the two companies will pay.
During the investigation in April and May of 2012, Gov. Susana Martinez and her senior staff were briefed weekly about its progress, records show.
Lawyers for the companies asked for a meeting with the governor with an "unrestrained agenda." It's unclear whether that happened, but a May 10, 2012, email shows that Jessica Hernandez, general counsel to the governor, planned to have a "call with Ames/Sundt's attorneys" later that day.
A Martinez spokesman on Wednesday didn't immediately respond to questions about the governor's office involvement.
State documents show Union Pacific offered its cooperation and hoped to avoid a rebid "or other action" so the project could "move forward, " according to a letter Clifford K. Atkinson, lawyer for the company, wrote to Sundt and Ames' lawyers in April 2012 letter.
The letter said Union Pacific hoped to "expedite construction" and complete the project economically.
The joint venture of the two companies broke up, and Sundt became the general contractor. Ames Construction also worked on the project.
Nye said on Wednesday the investigation and prosecution by the AG's office didn't hold up the project. The rail hub in Santa Teresa, N.M., which opened in April, a year ahead of schedule.


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Butterflies of the East Coast:
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A full changelog is expected to be published "sometime this week" for everyone to stare at. The new Vault Hunter Krieg drops in May with the fourth and final story DLC in June.
Something called the Ultimate Vault Hunter's Mode will be released freely in a patch, which is due April 2nd.
For those with a Season Pass a second patch will release the same day taking the level cap from 50 to 61 and adding a new Pearlescent weapon rarity - on its own it'll cost $4.99.
"There will be inventory/backup/storage increases in the update (Free update). More ammo SDU's will be available in the black market along with eridium maximums increased," posted a Gearbox dev. "Chris will have a full list of the changes sometime this week for everyone. He also is going to get the Krieg forum up sometime this week."
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No risk of French anti-terror effort in Mali becoming protracted - Hollande
"We are supported by the population," he said. "In conducting the operation in Mali France acted on behalf of the international community. We are fighting here, so that you could live in peace", - said Hollande.
In Bamako, the French leader was welcomed with applause and cheering. The Acting President of Mali Dioncounda Traore thanked Hollande for help in fighting against extremist groups. He referred to his French counterpart as "a brother to all Malians."
French President François Hollande will fly to Mali on Friday night to meet the West African country's interim president in the capital Bamako the next day, France's Liberation newspaper reported.
Quoting unnamed sources, it said Hollande also planned to visit the fabled desert city of Timbuktu, which French and Malian forces seized back from Islamist rebels who had held the northern part of the former French colony since last year.
No comment from his office was immediately available.
French and Malian soldiers have entered the town of Kidal in the north Mali according to an official representative of the Malian army Suleiman Maiga.
According to him, the troops that have entered the city are a reconnaissance group sent in to prepare and survey the area before the entry of military forces.
Kidal was the last major city in the hands of the Islamists.
On Wednesday, the French and Malian troops occupied the airport of the city.
French jets keep on striking the northern Malian town of Kidal, the last stronghold of Islamist rebels in the region, military officials say.
According to the officials, the jets struck the area of Aguelhok targeting warehouses and insurgent training camps.
The area is now sheltering militant Islamist fighters who had already left the town of Kidal.
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The mayor has warned that the city will run out of cash before the end of the year because of a failure to meet a state-set deadline to complete a list of measures outlined in a milestone agreement to get Detroit operations on a path to reform.
City Council last month approved all but one of the measures carrying a Nov. 20 deadline, voting to table a controversial $300,000 contract for the Miller Canfield law firm to advise the city on its reform agenda.
The mayor's office and the Council tried to meet and discuss the issue in a special session last week, but the gathering was dissolved because the law department found that notice wasn't properly posted.
Budget and Finance Department officials are expected to speak on the city's condition in Tuesday morning's meeting.
Raucous crowds angry about various aspects of the state-involved reform initiative have attended the most recent meetings. One man had to be physically removed from the minutes-long meeting last week before it ended.
Bing announced the planned furlough days, which are sure to anger city unions, after the council declined to approve the Miller Canfield contract.
The council has opposed the contract for months, citing a conflict of interest because Miller-Canfield was involved in drafting Public Act 4 - the emergency manager law that voters rejected in a statewide referendum last month - the city's financial stability agreement with the state and even the milestone agreement that set the Nov. 20 deadline for approving the law firm's own contract.
Bing said the council jeopardized the $30 million being held by the state pending completion of the milestones and that he is "not going to be dictated to by council or anybody else who I use as my counsel."
He said then he was hopeful that an agreement could still be reached, but the Miller Canfield contract is not on the agenda for Tuesday's special meeting.
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ST. PETERSBURG — Thomas Coffeen is grieving over a family tragedy: Police say his brother killed their father in a bizarre incident in 2009 by smothering him.
But now Coffeen has something else to worry about: Prosecutors say evidence appears to show that his brother was insane at the time of the killing, and therefore not guilty by reason of insanity.
But Thomas Coffeen wonders: If something led his brother Stephen to kill one family member, could it happen again?
"I would be in extraordinary fear for my family" if his brother was released after mental health treatment, Coffeen said. "I have four young children. … This guy could be out on the street in six months."
Coffeen is angry and wants a face-to-face meeting with Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney Bernie McCabe or his chief assistant, Bruce Bartlett.
"I'm not giving up," he said. "I'm going to (Florida Attorney General) Pam Bondi. I'm going to Gov. Rick Scott. I'm going as far as it goes."
Lawyers say it's rare to use the insanity defense and even rarer for it to be successful. But the issue recently has come into some of the Tampa Bay area's highest-profile crimes.
Observers have speculated that an insanity defense might be used in the case of the Tampa mother recently accused of fatally shooting her two teenage children. It will be used in the case of a woman accused of shooting her co-worker at a Tarpon Springs Publix. And just last month, the Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney's Office agreed that a soldier on leave from Iraq was not guilty of attempted murder because he was insane when he stabbed a friend.
Attorney George Tragos, who represents Thomas Coffeen's brother Stephen, said it's right for his client to be declared not guilty because doctors for both the prosecution and the defense "have come up with the same conclusion, that he was legally insane at the time of the crime." Tragos also represents the woman accused in the Publix shooting.
Bartlett confirmed that doctors on both sides had reached that conclusion. The circumstances of the crime also raise doubts about Stephen Coffeen's mental state, he said.
"I don't like the situation that I find myself in," Bartlett said. But he added: "I don't have many other options legally."
Asked whether the State Attorney's Office would agree that Stephen Coffeen is not guilty by reason of insanity, Bartlett said, "That's the direction it's headed."
A hearing is scheduled for Feb. 17.
If the state agrees to the insanity defense and a judge accepts it, it's likely the judge would order Stephen Coffeen into mental health treatment. That could be inpatient or outpatient treatment, and he could be released afterward — in a matter of years or even months.
"I absolutely do not believe he was insane," Thomas Coffeen said. He said he would like to see a more thorough investigation and have the state find additional doctors to evaluate his brother.
Robert Coffeen was 83, a retired English professor who had recently taken a fall and was using a walker. Stephen Coffeen, 42, is a computer technician who lives in California and had not come to visit his father in more than a decade, said Thomas Coffeen, 46, vice president of a St. Petersburg travel company.
But in December 2009, Stephen Coffeen did come to St. Petersburg for a visit. During the visit, Thomas Coffeen went to Walt Disney World with his family, but Stephen Coffeen called and told him to come right back home. When Thomas Coffeen did, he eventually found that "my father was in a corner with a blanket over him and a pillow over his face."
At the time, police said Stephen Coffeen made odd statements when they arrived at the scene. Officer Ann Sener later recounted that Stephen Coffeen wanted to make sure his rental car was taken into evidence. He also asked officers to make sure no one touched anything inside his father's house because "it is going to show that he (the father) is the crazy one. It was self-defense. He got suffocated. I did it out of self-defense."
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26 March 2011Light on genetic dark matter Science News 179(7):30.
"Genetic dark matter" (SN: 12/18/10, p. 18) might be hiding in plain sight. For over two decades, abundant variation in the number of tandemly repeated units in microsatellite and minisatellite DNA has been used for genetic fingerprinting. For years, this variation has been widely regarded as functionally meaningless. For much of that time, several biologists (including myself) have hypothesized that such repeat-number variation might help account for heritable variation in certain traits.
Most such repeats are indeed found in genomic regions that lack known function. But among the hundreds of thousands of repeats scattered throughout the human genome are many that are closely associated with genes. Lots of genes, perhaps most, include at least one variable tandem repeat sequence at sites where the number of repeat units can influence gene function. Nevertheless, most attention (and most research investment) remains focused on single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) for the very simple reason that collecting vast data sets on SNPs has become cheap and easy. Although surveying repeat number variation and linking this variation with phenotypic differences are technically challenging, biologists should not lose sight of this very visible source of heritable variation.
Science News has covered some of the relevant studies in past articles (SN: 12/18/04, p. 387; SN: 1/31/09, p. 26). The subject of repeat number variation might be suitable for an article that could shed light on many inter-related topics - triplet repeat diseases, evolutionary facilitation, molecular genetics, genomic diversity, etc.
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