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What you guys have done on the following issues is reasonable and makes sense from a lot of points of view. But Windows is a different animal and I am trying to field an actual commercial application that runs with Postgresql as its back end under Windows. I'm getting things to work in its current state where Posturesql is doing its multiuser database thing, but here is what is optimal from a single application approach when the application tends to be single user. First off, there needs to be a way to allow Posturesql to run as Administrator. Basically add a "do it anyway" flag to it. What is needed for this mode is that posturesql will allow 127.0.0.1 to connect to it when it's running as administrator. I do not see a need to allow outside connections in this mode. The reason for this is most people run their windows boxes as administrator because windows runs badly if you don't. So what I would be doing is starting Postgresql as a user process and not as a service or anything. Also this would allow me to have a "known good" postgresql for my own app regardless of what else has been installed as a service. Having fielded Oracle based apps and worse, BDE apps, version conflicts on the back end are very real and a royal pain from a support viewpoint. So anyway, do I have to fork the code to get my single user anything goes locally mode or is there some willingness to address "windows" issues here. Please remember I'm talking about a guy who goes down to Wal-mart. Buys a windows XP machine, and installs my product. He doesn't know beans about computers and I'm trying to make his life easy because if I don't he'll use someone else's product. I KNOW the way PG works now is more secure. But if you're only allowing local connections to PG running as administrator it's not that much of a risk since if it's being attacked locally things have already gone to hell in a hand-basket. ===== "We'll do the undoable, work the unworkable, scrute the inscrutable and have a long, hard look at the ineffable to see whether it might not be effed after all"
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Can't remember the names but: Blue Poccy Girl can fly, Visually Bland at Rest Boy has super-speed that ages him, Mutant Silas* Kid is sabretoothy feral and pees on things and Tormented by the Need to Reconcile her Powers and her Religion just like Rahne Chick controls fire and ice and angsts with more class than usual.
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Arsenal appear keen a full-back to their squad having been linked with the likes of Javi Manquillo, Serge Aurier and even Chris Smalling.
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Lamongan has been famous by its particular food like Soto or Wingko Babat, another traditional food which sometimes been forgotten is Boranan Rice. Boranan rice become favorite food for Lamongan inhabitant. This food is serve with banana's leaf which makes it more traditional, it also serve in many side dishes like soy bean cake or Tempe, Tofu, Fishes, Chicken, Rempeyek or chips and for sure, rice. Tahu campur or Mix Tofu is such an icon for Lamongan. As mentioned, the main ingredient from this food is must be tofu, but sometimes tofu itself is not dominate the whole component from this food, together with Lontong, oddle, bean sprouts, meat, and shrimp cracker. The additional ingredient which makes this food more awesome is coming from petis, kind of sauce made by fermented shrimp. Tahu campur consist of, tofu, meat, lontong, noddle, bean sprout, lettuce, and lento. Lento is like piece of cake made from cassava. The existence of tahu campur nowadays is become a healthy food among any other junk food, because it contain more vitamin, protein, fat and carbohydrate.
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GREEN BAY, Wis.—Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy is going to have to start getting serious about his running game. Against the Indianapolis Colts he got away from the run when Cedric Benson went down with a foot injury and didn't seem to show any confidence in backup Alex Green.
Only Green broke off the longest run of the season on a go-ahead drive in the fourth quarter and clearly was ready for action.
Several offensive linemen questioned why the team didn't run the ball and said it can't play offense the way it did a year ago when it threw the ball so successfully.
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Benson may be out this week in which case Green will be the No. 1 and James Starks will probably be active for the first time this season. None of it will matter if McCarthy doesn't call running plays.
NOTE: B.J. Raji and Jermichael Finley will be questionable for the game at Houston. Losing Raji hurts the most because he's so important to the run defense. He and Ryan Pickett form a huge wall up front and allow coordinator Dom Capers to play nickel and still defend the run.


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NFL executive vice president of football operations Ray Anderson joined Fran Charles on "NFL Total Access" Tuesday to discuss the league's plan to further enforce player safety rules.
"Well we hope we are sending a message, emphatically, that going forward, hits to the head that are illegal under our existing and current rules will be dealt with at a higher level," Anderson said. "Players and coaches need to know that accountability is elevated, and we're not going back."
Anderson said the NFL's Competition Committee will review plays involving helmet-to-helmet hits during the offseason, and didn't rule out that the current rules could be further adjusted to protect against injuries.
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It is hot, buggy, some might say muggy. I love it.
For many Floridians, July, with its high humidity and temperatures in the 90s, is the most reviled month of the year. It seems as if a day doesn't go by that a friend or colleague doesn't stop to ask, "It is hot enough for you?"
I laugh and pretend to share their pain. But it's an act. I have no sympathy. I am the outdoors guy.
Twenty years ago, when I first started this job, I learned pretty quickly that if I wanted to be successful, I couldn't let a little thing like the weather stand in the way. Wind, rain, heat and cold … minor inconveniences.
As I tell my kids, it is a simple case of mind over matter: "If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."
To make the most of the Sunshine State, you have to be a Man for all Seasons. Easier said than done? Perhaps. But I do have a bit of advice for those interested in making the most of summer.
Think like a 10-year-old.
When I was a boy growing up in the suburbs of New Jersey, we had our share of 100-degree summer days. But that didn't stop us from living outdoors. From sunup to sundown we would run wild through the neighborhood … riding bikes, building forts, doing the stuff kids did before video games.
When we got hot, we'd sit under a tree. When we got thirsty, we'd jump a fence and drink out of somebody's garden hose. We never wore sunscreen or insect repellent. If you skinned your knee falling off your bike, you dug the rocks out of your leg, climbed back on and kept riding. It was summer, for Pete's sake, and the only thing that really mattered was NO SCHOOL!
At the end of the day, I'd come home, burnt and bug-bitten, wolf down Mom's spaghetti, pretend to bathe, then crawl into bed (without TV) and sleep like a well-fed lion till birds woke me up the next morning, when I would get up and do it again.
When I moved to Florida in 1980, I didn't realize that most sensible folks avoided the heat during the height of summer. I didn't know any better. I lived here in the tropics for nearly 20 years before I bought a car that had air conditioning. All I needed was a few pairs of shorts, a few T-shirts, a hoodie for the wintertime and I got along just fine.
But times have changed. We think differently about kids and the outdoors. Sure, we'll let them play outside, but only if they are covered from head to toe, protected from all of nature's evils.
My mom, on the other hand, had a more Nietzsche-like approach to child rearing. This mother of nine believed that which does not kill us, surely makes us stronger.
I remember once being stung multiple times by a swarm of angry insects. Calmly she picked the stingers out, one by one, then offered some advice: "Next time, don't throw rocks at a hornets' nest."
There are, however, better ways to learn. You don't have to stand on a mound of fire ants to figure out that they bite.
One way to make your offspring kids for all seasons is to enroll them in one of the many outdoor summer camps found throughout the Tampa Bay area. Want to teach your kids water safety? Sign them up for Junior Lifeguard Camp at Fort De Soto County Park. Hope they develop a healthy respect and appreciation for the marine environment? Enroll them in one of Tampa Bay Watch's marine studies programs.
My personal favorites are the camps at St. Petersburg's Boyd Hill Nature Park. The city offers camps for budding naturalists, herpetologists and ecologists. A T-shirt worn by one of the program's longtime educators, "Mr. George" Heinrich summed up the general camp philosophy: "Kid-Tested; Mother Nature-Approved."
My kids come home after a long day of chasing bugs and lizards (technically they're called anoles), tired and worn out, ready for bed, but looking forward to the next day's adventure.
We should follow their lead, forget about the heat and humidity, and focus on fun. After all, it's summer.
Terry Tomalin has abandoned the pool and hit the ocean in his quest to be on or in the water as many days as he can this year. He can be reached at (727) 893-8808.


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Yes, I think the best part of serving a ham for the holidays is having lots of leftovers. I have fond childhood memories of sliced ham on a warm dinner roll. Of course, now my choice would be a whole wheat roll and the ham HAS to be from Whole Foods Market. It really makes a difference! Our hams in the fresh meat cases are from pigs raised to meet our high standards, which means:
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Attendance: Brian Colle, Scott Sutherland, Joe Mitchell, Arlene Feldman, Andrea Tyree, Janet Clarke, Rick Gatteau, Norm Goodman, Kane Gillespie, Ridha Kamoua, Donna DiDonato, and Sarah Fuller.
The minutes of February 6, 2007 were approved as amended.
Minutes were taken by Arlene Feldman.
New Business: Academic review volunteers were selected to participate in the following reviews:
History Academic Review: March 27, 2007 – Brian Colle.
Philosophy Academic Review: April 24, 2007 – Scott Sutherland
The rest of the meeting was devoted to understanding and discussing Stony Brook's Challenge Exam Program administered by the Academic and Pre-Professional Advising Center. Rick Gatteau provided us with information about the current Challenge Exam Program and raised the following issues for the committee to review:
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Hey guys anybody have a good smoked crawfish and pork sausage recipe they would like to share?
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Were it me, I would drop the pork out. If you are doing crawfish the pork only dilutes it.
Next I would grind 1/2 the crawfish and leave the other 1/2 whole. it better distributes the taste as well as leaving the proper texture to ensure you know what you are eating.
Don't go over board with the flavor. K.I.S.S. Crawfish I assume have been boiled in your favorite seafood boil then peeled, some green onion tops, and maybe a bit of butter, with a dash of Tony's.
Make regular Boudin out of the pork. Or sausage..>LOL
As soon as the spring crawfish get in, I have an idea on this line I am wanting to try. So, I'll be watching you for sure.


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How best to zoink ourselves out of an ungodly lethargic week? NOISE! ENDLESS, BRAINLESS, NOISE-NOISE-NOOOOOIIISE! We aren't referring to the hip Costa Mesa indie record shop (though we did stop by to load up on flier swag). No, we had a hankering for the Art of the Clang on Saturday, so we headed to the BattleBots Robot Combat Challenge at the Long Beach Pyramid. And whatta rip-off thatwould have been, had we actually paid the $25 they were asking just to watch a bunch of dork-controlled hubcaps bang into one another. We can see that every day on the 405—for free.
Vastly more interesting was the Koo's Noise Fest, a gaggle of noise bands and noise artists who squooshed out all sorts of droning, numbing aural creations. The first guy we caught was John Weise, who flipped levers and twiddled knobs on a mixing board, filtering the sounds through a high-powered, pumped-up amp—electronic music does notget more basic than this. Want some lyrics? RRReee SSSkkkRRReee WUHwuh WUHwuh/NNAAARRRKKKRRRAAA boodwee boodwee boodwee/ REENAREENAREENA. Now turn up the volume to smoke-alarm loud, and you get the idea.
Weise's mangle-scapes were actually alluring and hypnotic—call him the anti-Enya—though your average KROQ addict would have run screaming from the room. In a way, noise sounds like the inevitable Big Music Movement of the next century—the real punk rock we've been waiting for, something that tosses out everything that's come before and starts over, Khmer Rouge-like, at Music Year 1. John Cage and Thurston Moore are the gods here, and everybodycan do it. At certain points in his 20-minute Novocain-athon, Weise pretty much duplicated sounds we were making 20 years ago when we used to tweak our old Atari 2600. Hey, perhaps we'rethe true noise-music pioneers!
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Next was Lob—he of the poetry-reading Lobs—who did oddly intriguing things with feedback, a battered turntable, Cheech & Chong records, a couple of Walkmans, and the Close Encounters theme. His stuff was a bit more organic, incorporating ethereal, creepy, spoken-word stuff into his mixes—things from what sounded like old 1930s movies—which humanized his set, certainly more than Weise's skull-smashing onslaught. We especially enjoyed his Hendrix-like solo, in which he used his fingernails to scratch out a steady rhythm against his microphone head. (On a side note, we were sorry to have missed Lob's band Instagon, his other noise project, which was scheduled for a later time slot. But he piqued our curiosity when he told us that Instagon has been around for six years and has had something like 250 different members—never the same lineup twice!)
Go! Dog! Go! were an actual band, with actual people who played actual instruments—like, guitars and drums and stuff. Their drummer kept up a random, schizoid backbeat; their guitarist diddled with effects gadgets and a raunchy keyboard while pinching all sorts of otherworldly sounds out of his axe, occasionally sputtering indecipherable phrases through a megaphone; and a sax player angrily tooted away, splicing up notes that sounded like bad Ornette Coleman (if his sax could speak, it would have been screaming, "Rape!"). Still, as a single, cohesive, chugging-along unit, Go! Dog! Go! were wildly colorful, showing that noise bands can be exciting and fresh when they want to be—the occasional groove that bubbled to the surface helped their cause tremendously, as did their final number, a glorious punk-jazz arrangement that felt like something off John Zorn's phenomenal Naked City album.
Y'see? Amidst all the chaos and disorder of noise bands, there canbe great beauty—you just usually have to work for it. It ain't like the old days, when all you had to do was flip on the white-noise snow on late-night TV and be lulled, droningly, to sleep. Nah—infomercials killed off thatfun.
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441 F2d 1157 United States v. Oakcrum
441 F.2d 1157
UNITED STATES of America, Appellee,
Robert Theodore OAKCRUM, Appellant.
No. 71-1115
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit.
April 30, 1971.
John F. Rutledge, Arlington, Va., on brief, for appellant.
Brian P. Gettings, U.S. Atty., and Gilbert K. Davis, Asst. U.S. Atty., on brief, for appellee.
Before BOREMAN, WINTER and CRAVEN, Circuit Judges.
Robert Theodore Oakcrum appeals from his convictions of possession and interstate transportation of a firearm ('a sawed-off shotgun') not registered under the National Firearms Act, in violation of 26 U.S.C. 5861(d) and (j). Upon appeal, Oakcrum contends: (1) that the registration provisions of the Act are an unconstitutional infringement upon the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination; (2) that the evidence was insufficient to show possession or interstate transportation of the firearm in question; and (3) that the sentences were excessive
Appellant's constitutional challenge to the Act has been foreclosed by the Supreme Court's recent decision in United States v. Freed, 401 U.S. 601, 91 S.Ct. 1112, 28 L.Ed.2d 356 (1971), wherein the Court held that the Act does not violate the self-incrimination provision of the Fifth Amendment.
We find no merit in appellant's other contentions. Clearly there was sufficient evidence to show possession and interstate transportation of the firearm. The sentences imposed were well within the statutory limits and there is no reason to disturb them as we perceive no abuse of discretion by the sentencing court.


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I'm so glad Ozzy has held on long enough to be a Virgo. My husband is a Virgo so obviously I'm a bit partial to them. And looking forward to having a child a bit less hot-headed than my Aries daughter, rotfl!
Kelly (28), in love with husband Jason (38) and our awesome babies: Emma 4/09, and Ozzy 8/10
I was so excited when I found out I was due in Sept not only because I could possibly have a birthday baby but that it was so likely I will have a Virgo baby!
As long as I dont have some amazingly fast labor and have her in the next 2 hours I WILL have a Virgo baby!
(I guess that makes our older dd a Virgo...hadn't ever really paid attention...and sheesh...she is no walk in the park!)
DS2 was born 8/24 so i assume he's a virgo as well... he's our little charmer.. does that go with the whole "virgo" thing?
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8g, 7g, 4b, 2g
As a Virgo myself what Ive found most things say is that Virgos are very kindhearted (but appear cold to those who do not know them), organized, logical thinking and patient.
TBH I don't really think I fit any of that most of the time LOL
Some places say Virgos are more creative, that would apply to me.
Find adapting to change hard, would apply to me.
And while I do think of myself as a logical thinker, organized I am NOT... and I don't think I'm more kindhearted than the next person... and definitely not very patient at times (though I try!)
Having looked into it more though
|It is rare to find the stereotypical nitpicky, exacting, "clean freak" in modern-day Virgos. Although the sign of Virgo has evolved with the times, there are some unmistakable traits that remain. Virgo people are generally respectable, hard-working individuals who have a love of knowledge and know-how.
That was from http://www.cafeastrology.com/zodiacvirgo.html which actually gives the best description of myself as a Virgo Ive ever read.
Things in it that apply to me -
Love of knowledge
Feeling of incompleteness when there is nothing to do
Hypochondria (okay so I don't have like obsessive hypochondria but I do have tendency to be a bit of a hypochondriac!)
Quite concerned with health matters (which is why I'm opting for a home birth, partially!)
|Virgos tend to be too hard on themselves. They worry about their health, their performance at work, all the things they haven't done, and the emails that might be waiting for them while they are away from their computer. When they're not feeling well, they can be overly critical and nervous. They fuss around, have a whole slew of assorted little complaints, and throw small tantrums.
As a Virgo myself what Ive found most things say is that Virgos are very kindhearted (but appear cold to those who do not know them), organized, logical thinking and patient.
There ARE differences between male signs and female signs.
Some links:
From knowing a lot of Virgos (my husband, my mom, and my childhood best friend for starters), they tend to be straight-forward and honest people, which I love. Can be a bit oversensitive and not take criticism too well. Overthinking / overanalyzing at times (well, he says I underanalyze because he's wrong). But extremely loyal, kind, highly developed sense of right and wrong. Basically just sweet quirky people, haha. I love 'em.
Kelly (28), in love with husband Jason (38) and our awesome babies: Emma 4/09, and Ozzy 8/10
My oldest was born August 30th. To be honest I don't really know about Virgo traits but I do have a couple of family members whom I adore that are Virgos (and only one I really don't) so I'm excited to have another
Mama to Toad (08/06), Frog (01/09)... and new baby Newt born on his due date, Sep. 8, 2010
|Virgos tend to be too hard on themselves. They worry about their health, their performance at work, all the things they haven't done, and the emails that might be waiting for them while they are away from their computer. When they're not feeling well, they can be overly critical and nervous. They fuss around, have a whole slew of assorted little complaints, and throw small tantrums.
Kelly (28), in love with husband Jason (38) and our awesome babies: Emma 4/09, and Ozzy 8/10
ROTFL oh my lord yes. This is so my husband. That's kind of what I mean with the "overthinking"... it's like he'll worry about things that to me are stupid unnecessary things to worry about, and I'm always saying that he's reading too deep into a situation and he shouldn't be stressing about it.
Im reading the sun virgo thing to him and he is cracking up because it like... ALL applies to me!
Im going to Gemini next to creep him out =P
But with DH being water (pisces) and me being SUCH A LEO (fire), it seems like a pretty balanced family element wise. I don't know so much about it but I find it fun.
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while reading my week 38 newsletter.
At the bottom you can put in your families signs and see how you all get along. I need to dig something to eat out of the fridge, then I'm going to check it out.
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|Your kids aren't going to be able to pull any fast ones on you two. You're too attentive and serious about this whole parenting business. You'll discuss your goals, lay out the rules, and be diligent about enforcing them.
The Virgo parent may be a perfectionist, expecting a lot from yourself and your children. Those high standards can have a double edge: Yes, your kids will strive to live up to your elevated expectations, but they may never feel good enough for you. Trot out your kinder, gentler side and regularly express your love and affection for your children.
The Scorpio mum or dad intuitively understands the children and feels deeply connected to them. You, too, must strive to be open with your kids, showing them your love and concern. It's easy for you to hide out emotionally. Don't distance yourself: Jump right in!
But THIS cracked me up so bad...
|You may laugh from time to time at your Aries child's brash independence, which she displays from such a young age. She certainly inherited your passion! Hers doesn't run as deep as yours though, and even when she's at the height of a temper tantrum, you're the one in control of the situation.
Do expect tantrums because your little Aries isn't afraid of conflict, and she's honest and upfront enough to say just what she thinks. You, on the other hand, are more complex than that. In an argument, you tend to hold back what you really feel and express only what you think will achieve your goals. Do try to be open and honest with your little one though, as she isn't likely to understand your complicated nature. And don't try too hard to control this child! She needs her freedom.
Kelly (28), in love with husband Jason (38) and our awesome babies: Emma 4/09, and Ozzy 8/10
|It would be a real challenge to find a parenting team as sensible, practical, and serious as you two. You readily agree on the goals you share for your family and are a united front in making and enforcing rules. You and your children can thrive in such a structure as long as you're not too rigid, which can produce more rebellion in your children than you'd otherwise see.
The Virgo parent will handle most of the details of housekeeping, making appointments, and overseeing homework and school projects. You're at your best when attending to these areas of life, striving for perfection.
The Capricorn mum or dad focuses on working and providing financial support. You will teach your children about responsibility and commitment. Don't forget to express your love and support frequently, so they are equally acquainted with your softer side.
Father & Son
|Like you, your Virgo child is practical, grounded and self-contained from an early age. A bit reserved, you both tend to hang back, especially in chaotic or unfamiliar situations, so you may spend most of your time at home together. You're both quite comfortable with routine, so keep your little Virgo on a schedule with meals and bedtime, and when he's a little older, with homework and chores. Of course, you'll rarely have to remind him to clean his room. Like you, he's naturally orderly, and he'll likely meet or exceed your expectations in cleanliness.
However, if he does fall short of your standards, try not to be too critical. Your Virgo child takes advice well, but finding fault is one habit you should try not to pass on, especially since he has that tendency himself. You both need to learn that there's such a thing as "good enough".
Mother & Son
|Your Virgo child takes after you in so many ways. He's grounded and practical, even as a youth, and he appreciates the well-ordered, stable home life you provide. He thrives in a structured environment, which feeds his preference for symmetry and organisation. You notice and appreciate early on the way your little Virgo keeps his room clean and helps out with the housework, often without being asked. All of that is wonderful, but who brings the humour to your lives?
You and your child are both mature for your age, perhaps overly so. You're both emotionally reserved, and you respond more to practical concerns than to emotional appeals. If there's no one around to lighten the mood and remind you to relax and - gasp! - play once in a while, life in your house could get pretty serious.
Mom to Reya (13) and Little baby Lila 9/22
But yeah, cant imagine DD and Mae getting along very well if Mae had been a Leo!
Some of my best friends are Leos... but we clash pretty hard sometimes!
Mom to Reya (13) and Little baby Lila 9/22
guess i'm a little tired.
Kelly (28), in love with husband Jason (38) and our awesome babies: Emma 4/09, and Ozzy 8/10
I'm a Virgo, 8/26, but I don't feel like one AT ALL. I had my mom's friend who is a great astrologer do my natal chart and she found that I was Taurus rising (or something) and it clicked like, hooooollly Taurus, yes. Everything made sense. If this baby comes from one day before her due date or after, she'll be a Libra. I don't care either way, I click well with both Libras and Virgos, the only people I tend to have trouble with are Pisces (i.e., my mom).
Our birthdays are on the same day!!!!
Hip Hippie Mama to Baylin & Evangélina and Wife to my sexy Frenchman Clément living frugally green in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia. Expecting our newest French Fry July 2012!
The horoscope link for DH and I isn't working (Pisces/leo). It comes up as child/child. Bummer.
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Everyone keeps asking me what I want or what I want to do. I'm like...nothing! I'm too big and uncomfortable and I can't drink and no clothes will fit me and just leave me alone. That's going to be my next answer, "To sleep as late as I want and not work and eat some good food and then HAVE THE BABY."
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The Corona del Mar High boys' golf team came up short in its bid to three-peat as the CIF Southern Section South Coast Team Divisional champion.
The Sea Kings finished third at Talega Golf Club in San Clemente Monday. That meant they also missed advancing to the CIF Southern Section SCGA Team Qualifier, as the top two teams advanced.
Beckman, the Pacific Coast League champion, won the South Coast Team Divisional title with a 374 on the par-72 course. Tesoro finished second at 376 and CdM shot the same score as last year, 380.
Villa Park followed at 383 and Dana Hills was fifth at 384.
The conditions were favorable for golf, CdM Coach Mike Starkweather said, but the course proved to be challenging.
Senior Hale Furey, the Pacific Coast League champion bound for Harvard University, led the Sea Kings with his even-par finish. Ian Fletcher shot 74 and Karick Brown carded a 76, while Drew Hanson and Chase Furey both shot 79.


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Immigration reform has surged to the top of the congressional agenda in the aftermath of the election, when Latinos voted in unprecedented numbers. The House of Representatives considered immigration legislation recently, while Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., have promised to lead the charge in the upper body.
The plans on offer are unacceptable, as they'd only provide an onerous path to citizenship for a chosen few. Our leaders must instead recognize the contributions that the nation's 12 million undocumented immigrants make - and invite them to formally join our nation's civic life with some dignity.
The House approach would provide 55,000 green cards each year to foreigners with math or science expertise. But it would do so by scrapping the Diversity Visa Lottery Program, which admits the same number of people from countries with low immigration rates to the United States.
The House bill would also allow permanent residents' family members to come to the United States a year after applying for green cards themselves. They could finish waiting for their green cards, a process that can stretch as long as six years.
The House bill won't increase the number of green cards, nor will it hand them out any faster. Legislation that does not actually increase the number of documented immigrants hardly amounts to real reform.
Schumer and Graham have vowed to pick up the immigration debate where they left off in 2010.
They've prioritized border security above all else. As Graham put it, "you do nothing until you secure the border."
But the focus on border security isn't warranted. According to a report from the Pew Hispanic Center, "the net migration flow from Mexico to the United States has stopped and may have reversed."
Meanwhile, in his first term, President Barack Obama presided over a record number of deportations - 1.4 million through July 2012. By that standard, America's immigration policy has never been harsher.
Graham and Schumer have also called for an English-language requirement. As the former said during a recent appearance on CBS's Face the Nation, "they can't stay unless they learn our language."
The basis for requiring English proficiency from immigrants is shaky at best.
For starters, the United States does not have an official language. Further, America has a history of helping those who do not speak English proficiently. Election ballots are printed in several languages in various parts of the country. And a 12-year-old executive order requires all federal agencies to implement reforms that enable those with limited English proficiency to gain access to federal services.
An English-language requirement would be anathema to America's tradition of pluralism and tolerance.
Schumer and Graham also want to crack down on those who employ undocumented immigrants. But these workers play an indispensible role in the economy. Indeed, states that have enacted draconian immigration laws have seen their economic performance plummet.
By forcing thousands of undocumented workers to flee, Alabama's harsh immigration measures have dealt a $40 million blow to its economy, according to the University of Alabama's Center for Business and Economic Research. Georgia's immigration reforms cost farmers an estimated $140 million in lost labor.
To fix our broken immigration system, Congress must permit undocumented immigrants to emerge from the shadows of society - and to work toward becoming citizens of this great nation. Unfortunately, the current House and Senate approaches will accomplish neither goal.


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Baby bird, seal-pupping, and bad waste pump blamed for budget surprises
Matt Potter 4 p.m., Sept. 21
Put together two high jinx young ones...their clown of a French Bulldog...a dozen plus dog lovin' friends and relatives...a Sunday in April when it isn't raining and a dog friendly restaurant which would be only in Hillcrest and it's a Canine Birthday Party in the making
I really couldn't believe Oliver was a whole year old...I could remember when the little runt could fit in two hands and everything about him was adorable except his farts
Danielle had moved twice to keep him and keep him happy First to City Height right near the park...then to Hillcrest
Blaine and Danielle loved both areas. Especially the walk around everything is nearby aspect of the places.It was common for them to drop into Lancers for a nightly drink and visit with friends. Blaine sometimes bartended when the owners were in a pinch for help...it was even fun dragging Oliver over to the park on a leash..
What a spoiled puppy!!
We began to think he'd never leash train....Frenchie's can be so stubborn!!
Now that they live in Hillcrest Alibi's is the neighborhood drop in spot....cheap drinks ...great music on the juke box and outdoor seating...a dog friendly bar!!!
Well i never!!!
The party was Brunch at Babbo's Bar and Grille
A great little place on Park Ave with outdoor seating on a front patio and a waiter who literally jumped thru hoops to make us all happy
Tony Lucci was our waiter...the owner's son who deserved and got a hefty tip...and some dog kisses from Oliver
It's been a long time since i've had so much fun...i felt like i was back in San Francisco again...the ambiance of the place was so similar
A scrumptious Birthday breakfast was had by all including Oliver but his table manners are atrocious
Whether you're having a doggie party or not try Babbo's...the foods great and the people serving there are too
here's a pic of that darlin' Tony...what a special waiter and all round nice guy he is
birthday breakfast was had by all including Oliver but his table manners are atrocious
thx Mindy...Oliver would love 4 u to pet him!!!
wow...them Frenchie's r a popular lot...lol
Today is Danielle's Birthday...now i remember that last year Oliver was her Birthday boy
Happy B Day Danielle!!!
here he is a my house
one more picture of the delightful dog...as u can see i'm in the throes of extreme puppy love
Now I have one more reason to despise facebook; when I clicked on the link and had read a little about it, Big Brother popped up "advising" me that I wasn't logged in. I hope Babbo's has its own website; it's on my bike route to Balboa Park. Grrrrr!
i'm so sorry Twister...i think it does have it's own website..i'll check that out and put it in this post if they do
here ya go Twister....and we may be having another event in the very near future there...it will be a "donate ur doh" to have Oliver's balls yanked...they never decended and will cost a fortune to remove
would u like an invite???
mourning attire will be de rigor
A friend of mine who worked at University Hospital knew of a case of a couple of a certain culture with a low tolerance for sexual oddities who came in for fertility work. They found that the "woman" had testicles inside while outwardly "she" had all the right female equipment, so to speak. They decided to simply tell the couple that they were sorry, but there was nothing that could be done rather than to risk breaking up a happy marriage. They decided to lie to let sleeping dogs lie.
Maybe Oliver should be Olivia? But really, why remove them?
What else are Frenchies prone to?
interesting Twister...not a true hermaphrodite but working on it eh
Oliver was a smaller price because it was thought early on that his testicles wouldn't descend...but the chance of undescended testicles in dogs getting cancer on them is 80% so they have to be removed
the cost is many hundreds of dollars
Frenchies haven't any more genetic chance of it then any other purebred dog
they are however well known 4 being stubborn and 4 farting a lot...lol
many have very delicate digestion...Oliver does...the poor baby came to Danielle with 2 different kinds of parasites and worms (hook and round)
i took care of him for 2 different rounds of medication (7 weeks in total) while Danielle worked and moved to better dog friendly surroundings
she and Blaine have made many sacrifices 4 the little fellow...but he's SSSSSSSOOOOOOOOO worth it!!
he's a very special little dog!!
Who let the dogs in?
i did when he's as cute as Oliver...hahahahahahahahaha
how are things Quill...long time not see pard
my Roscoe is a humane society adoption.....he's mostly Westie but also poodle


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Recognition of religious laws affecting marriages, which may set an important precedent, was offered here in a verdict handed down by the High Court in the case of a young Jewess, whose marriage to an Arab it ordered annuled.
The court further ordered her returned to the home of her Jewish parents.
The case involved a Jewess, who three years ago, at the age of seventeen, secretly married an Arab without the consent of her parents. She was converted to the Islamic religion by her husband.
Later, she sought to leave her husband on the grounds of cruelty. Whereupon her husband locked her up and it was not until last September that she was able to escape.
She returned to the home of her parents and to the Jewish religion. Her husband, backed by Moslem law, obtained a court order, calling for her return to her husband's home or imprisonment. She chose arrest.
The girl's parents brought the case to court, contending that under the religious laws of Palestine, girls under eighteen may not marry without the approval of their parents, nor can they change their religions without parental approval. They asked the court to annul the marriage and declare the change of religion null and void. It was in this sense that the High Court ruled.


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"Urinetown" has been described as one of the funniest musicals of the last 20 years. The musical will be performed July 26 and July 27 at 7 p.m. and July 28 at 3 p.m. at the Richard G. Hardy Performing Arts Center at Cambridge-Isanti High School.
The cast of Play Inc's Summer Youth Theatre describe it as "The "Hunger Games meets "Les Miserables" instilled with humor. "Urinetown" satirizes the legal system, social irresponsibility, populism, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement, and municipal politics. The show also parodies musicals such as "Les Miserables," "Fiddler on the Roof," "West Side Story," and the Broadway musical itself as a form.
Set in the future, "Urinetown" takes place while a 20-year drought has made the water level so low that private bathrooms have been outlawed, and the people must pay a fee for the "privilege to pee."
These public amenities are run by a ruthless, greedy corporation who use their financial position to influence politics. Among the downtrodden poor is one man, Bobby Strong, who will lead the uprising and free the people. Not the stuff of a comedy? Remember the show is called "Urinetown," and could any show with that title be taken seriously?
"Urinetown" director, Aaron Knudsvig, promises a hilarious evening and the only regret you'll have is if you miss this production.
Tickets are available at www.showtix4u.com and will also be available at the door.
"Urinetown" Cast List
Tristan Sima: Officer Lockstock
Hannah Kloekl: Penelope
Adam Peterson: Bobby Strong
Nicole Bergman: Little Sally
Sophie Wahlstrom: Dr. Billeaux
Peter McCarthy: Mr. McQueen
Mikaela Kase: Senator Fipp
Ike Nelson: Officer Barrel
Megan Hovinen: Hope Cladwell
Kyle Willette: Old Man Strong
MacKenzie Boysen: Tiny Tom
Emma Dimassis: Soupy Sue
Katrina Barnes: Little Becky
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Luke Williams: Robby the Stockfish
Jordan Zurn: Caldwell B. Cladwell
Carly Nelson: Josephine Strong
Sadie Broll: Mrs. Millennium
Mitchell Tillges: Hot Blades Harry
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Tyra Anderson, Kalli Beaulieu, Jazmin Bona, Rachel Buzzell, Katherine Duram, Deanna Fixell, Cheyenne Ford, Maddie Hovinen, Samantha Lawerence, Randi LeBeau, Joe Lind, Amanda Lindahl, Paige Merwin, Vasyl Nelson, Molly Peterson, Sarah Titus, and Alex Willette.


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Online literary hub The Rumpus has launched a new Rumpus Original Fiction program, featuring stories in The Weekly Rumpus app.
Use The Rumpus Submissions Manager if you want to submit your work to the new program. Author Andrew F. Altschul (the founding books editor at The Rumpus) will return to serve as fiction editor at the site. Here's more from the submission guidelines:
We are interested in sharp, fresh, original work that grapples with life as it is really lived and felt in the world today. We want writing that walks on a wire, questions conventions, conveys a vision. I think it was William Gass who said he would no more want his books to be loved by everybody than he'd want his daughter to be loved by everybody. Take this to heart. Show us something new, even if the subject matter is old. We have nothing against subtle domestic dramas or heartland contemplations, as long as the people in them seem like real people, not characters in subtle contemplation of their literary navels. In other words, please don't send anything boring.


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Jim Grant's summer issue of the Interest Rate Observer is available for free on Grant's website. Below is a brief excerpt:
In Houston, office rents are falling again, fully a decade after the Texas energy business stopped inflating and began deflating. Rents continue to fall in New York, too, and Citibank is reportedly trying to sell the mortgage it holds on 40 Wall St. at a distress price. The amount that Citi is owed on the 70-story building, once a holding of the late, great Ferdinand Marcos, is $80 million. The amount that it is willing to accept in payment, according to Crain's New York Business, is $20 million, or $20 a square foot. A source of ours relates that the offered side of the market is, in fact, lower; a spokeswoman for Citicorp declines to provide a number. If the cost of refurbishing the building to attract an institutional clientele is anything like $100 million (as Crain's reports), the building's true, economic value might well be less than zero. It would certainly be low enough to rattle the downtown real estate community. Real estate is an admittedly slow and illiquid asset, but it isn't in every postwar cycle that tall buildings collapse on the heads of the billionaires who own them. Recently, David Shulman of Salomon Brothers predicted that the slump in commercial real estate may last, in some regions, until the end of the decade and that it will be 12 years before the national office vacancy rate returns to 5% from about 20% today. To equity investors who have become accustomed to measuring bear markets in terms of days, weeks or months, such a thing is almost beyond imagining.
Precedent is on Shulman's side, however, and the documentary evidence is available at the New York Public Library. One instructive story is that of the Equitable Building, 120 Broadway, a still-magnificent Wall Street skyscraper built in 1914-15. We've been reading up on the Equitable's past to try to reach a clearer understanding of the future. What we want to know is whether the real estate-related credit cycle is over or ending, or, as Shulman and others suggest, still unfolding. The answer to that question is easy: It is still unfolding. H. Dale Hemmerdinger, a reader and New York City property owner, contends that years of misery lie ahead as long-term leases are replaced by new, lower-cost leases. "Costs are front-end loaded," Hemmerdinger says.
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Spider-Man Casting Showdown
Spider-Man Casting Showdown
It's been a three years since the Spider-Man trilogy came to a close, and since Hollywood seems to be working in dog years, someone has decided that it's time for a remake. While the first Spider-Man series was a commercial success, fans were less than enthused about Spider-Man's transformation from wise-cracking, nerdy high schooler into a generic angst-filled superhero. And let's not even get started on Spider-Man 3. Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios have brought on indie director Marc Webb and scriptwriter James Vanderbilt for the pared-down project, but the casting of the titular webslinger has been kept under wraps, until today. We'll walk you through the choices and our take on who should play your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, and who's got the nerdy essence of Peter Parker down pat.
The Stage Star
English-American Andrew Garfield is one of the most critically acclaimed actors on our list. He's won a number of awards for his stage acting, and was named one of Variety's "10 Actors To Watch" in 2007. He's also had some big-screen success, appearing in The Other Boleyn Girl, The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, and Boy A, for which he won a British Academy Television Award. He's next appearing in the adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's bestselling novel Never Let Me Go due out this fall, and The Social Network which tells the stories of the founders of Facebook.
Nerd-O-Meter: 5/10 – Garfield may look a bit gangly, but he's still a put-together professional.
Our Take: Garfield seems to be the best actor of the bunch but is virtually unknown in the States, which is a liability to the would-be blockbuster. While having older actors play high schoolers is a time-honored Hollywood tradition, at 27 he would actually be older than Tobey Maguire was when he first took the role. Garfield looks young, and cute (and kind of like Neil Patrick Harris and Seth Green's lovechild), but by sequel time a thinning hairline could catch up to him.
The Kid
Bio: Despite his youth, 17-year-old Josh Hutcherson is one of the most experienced actors on our list, and one of the most recognizable. Or at least, he would be if he hadn't been hit by the puberty truck recently and changed from a gawky kid to an actual hottie. Star of such kiddy fare as Zathura, Journey To The Center Of The Earth, and Bridge To Terabithia, he's begun to transition to more adult films with this summer's The Kids Are All Right.
Nerd-O-Meter: 8/10 – Hutcherson is an actual teenager, which is the kind of awkwardness that's tough to fake. No matter how many makeovers you get, we'll all still know about Firehouse Dog.
Our Take: Hutcherson may have experience, but there's a big difference between appearing in a film as the wisecracking child sidekick and having to carry a film by yourself. Since this Spider-Man will doubtlessly be following in The Dark Knight's "gritty" footsteps (sigh), he may not be up to the task of dealing with Spider-Man's often angsty personal life.
The Creeper
Bio: I'm sure that Frank Dillane is not actually creepy in real life, but when your only publicity photos are of you as a young Lord Voldemort that's the impression people are going to get. Dillane is the son of British actors Peter Dillane and Naomi Wirthner, but made his first acting debut in last year's Harry Potter film.
Nerd-O-Meter: 6/10 – Like Hutcherson, Dillane is still technically a teen, which helps him out, but his look seems less "dork" and more "serial killer."
Our Take: No one knows who Dillane is right now, but Potter has made plenty of people stars.
The Rising Star
Bio: Alden Ehrenreich may be unknown at the moment, but he's lined up to be Hollywood's next big thing. Ehrenreich's lucky break came from being "discovered" by Steven Spielberg, who saw him in a short film when he was 14. He made his big-screen debut in Francis Ford Coppola's Tetro last year, and will appear in Sofia Coppola's Somewhere.
Nerd-O-Meter: 1/10 – Ehrenreich looks more like one of those jocks who would shove Peter into a locker.
Our Take: Ehrenreich may not have a lot of experience, but straight out of the gate he's been marked for success, developing relationships with two of Hollywood's finest directors. But he is still virtually unknown, and you can't say that he really looks the part.
The Big Name
Bio: "Big" is very, very relative in this case, but Jamie Bell is probably the best-known actor on the list, even if it's just in a "hey it's that guy" sort of way. Bell made his name as the star of Billy Elliot in 2000, but has generally moved towards action films like King Kong and Jumper. He's also set to take the titular role in Spielberg's Tintin film adaptation.
Nerd-O-Meter: 3/10 – He may have gotten his debut in a tearjerker, but he's pretty buff these days. Plus, he danced like no one was watching, and that takes serious moxie.
Our Take: Bell's probably the front-runner at this point, as he's got that added "people know who the hell he is" appeal. But while Bell isn't as old as Garfield, he's still pretty old to be playing a high schooler, and could run into similar issues. Plus, his hair is disturbingly close to Tobey Maguire's infamous emo bangs from Spider-Man 3. Hopefully they won't take his Billy Elliot experience as incentive to insert another dance scene to the film.
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Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical is finally here. You can read the text of Deus Caritas Est from the Vatican's web site.
One of the things I noted about our late Holy father John Paul II's encyclicals is that the style seems to me a bit verbose, circular (not logically, but thematically and structurally), and parenthetical. That's not to say that his words weren't profound—merely that the style wasn't as direct as I would've preferred. My experience as a technical writer no doubt colors my preferences here.
Anyway, I've noticed that Pope Benedict seems to have a much more direct style. The first three paragraphs of the encyclical seem to reflect this characteristic as well. I can't wait to dive in (and will have to have to restrain myself to keep my mind on my work today).
UPDATE: Gerald Augustinus does a bit of an explication of the letter on his blog, The Cafeteria Is Closed.


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Technology is moving so fast these days, it's nearly impossible to keep up. New devices are hitting the market all the time, and other new products are being developed all the time.
The iExpander is designed to make iPhones even better. First, it solves the problem of that new connector called "lightning." With the iPhone 5, every charger and most every accessory consumers bought for previous iPhones does not work. The iExpander has an adapter built into it.
The iExpander also claims to expand the phone's memory and battery life and makes the camera take better pictures in low light. The inventors have raised less than half of their goal on Kickstarter. They hope to sell it for seventy dollars.
Another app, SmartThings, is a device that connects nearly anything in the physical world to the Internet. The app can control your home's air conditioner, lights, fans and turn your regular door into a smart door you can open from your smartphone.
The inventors say SmartThings could send you an alert that your pet got out of your yard, or get a warning that there's a leak in the basement.
Next, a very cool invention that turns most any photograph into something you can wear. It's the "Lumi Process." The idea is to take a photo, have it printed on special paper, pour a special solution on it, then let the sun develop the photo on the clothing. The inventors were looking for $50,000 to get started, but they raised more than $250,000. This Kickstarter campaign was so successful that the company is already in business.
Finally, the GoPano is a lens for iPhone camera allowing users to record 360-degree videos. The lens snaps onto the iPhone, and like magic, your video camera captures everything around you, simultaneously. Later you can go back to your video and choose which angle you want to share.


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In the UK the car used a four-speed auto with very long gearing to squeeze extra miles from all that leaded gas. The upshot was 129hp, 177lb ft and, in normal driving, a car that would happily stay with a 528i and return over 30mpg.
I have a vested interest in E28 values, so I will now add some puff to increase their prices, something along the lines of that old chestnut "these rare vehicles are increasingly falling into the hands of collectors". Well, they're not really, but doesn't the E28 just look like a BMW saloon should? Shark nose, Hoffy kink, small enough to thread and yet big enough to carry adults.
the P1 project. These are the most fastidious people on the planet. They make NASA engineers look like burger-flippers.
I also like his turn of phrase. "Either use it as a beautiful, stylish everyday car, as I have, or wrap it in cotton wool for the future." That seems like an excellent way to summarise this delectable piece of early eco-engineering.
BMW 525e
Engine: 2,693cc 6-cyl
Transmission: 4-speed, rear-wheel drive
Power (hp): 129@4,250rpm
Torque (lb ft): 177@3,250rpm
0-60mph: 10.2sec
Top speed: 111mph
Weight: 1,326kg
On sale: 1983-1988
Price new: £14,750 (1987)
Price now: £3,200
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The March 2011 meeting of the Madison County Genealogical Society was held at the Edwardsville Public Library on Thursday, March 11, at 7:00 pm.
President, Robert Ridenour, called the meeting to order.
The following reports were presented.
Financial report for the month of February 2011, as follows:
Naturalizations of Foreign Protestants in
the American West Indian Colonies by
Montague S. Giuseppi. This book has an index of seven different
religions that are mentioned as well as the trades or professions
of the Foreign Protestants.
German Immigrants List of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York 1868-1871 (with places of origin) by Marion Wolfert
Colonial Clergy of Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina by Rev. Frederick Lewis Weis
Cherokee Citizenship Commission Dockets, 1880-84 & 1887-89, Vols. I & II by Jeff Bowen
Moravians in North Carolina (An Authentic History) by Rev. Levin T. Reichel
Check List of Historical Records Survey Publications - Bibliography of Research Projects Reports by Sargent B. Child & Dorothy P. Holmes. This is from the WPA records of the 1930s.
Leclaire 1890-1934 - Images of America by Cindy Reinhardt.
We have received a CD from Dennis Buchmiller of Chesterfield, Missouri, on his family. The CD will be stored in the Family Vertical files with a booklet he wrote some time ago and donated to the Society.
Also the CD's that Rev. Carl Nelson has sent are also to be found in the Family Vertical Files.
The latest issue of the Phelps County, Missouri Quarterly (No. 27 2011) has letters written by William Henry Baker in l862 from the Alton prison during the Civil War to Keziah, his wife.
Do you have a family
member that is interested in (or even obsessed with) genealogy?
A membership in the Madison County Genealogical Society would
be a very thoughtful gift. A gift card will be sent to the recipient
of any gift membership.
The following memberships are available:
Individual/Family Annual Membership $20.00
Patron Annual Membership $30.00
Life Membership $250.00
Contact our Secretary, Barbara Hitch, at firstname.lastname@example.com, about a gift membership.
On March 10, 2011, the regular meeting of the Madison County Genealogical Society was held at the the Edwardsville Public Library.
A program titled Aliens Among Us - Researching Foreign Born Ancestors in Immigration, Naturalization, and Alien Registration was presented by Tom Pearson, of the Special Collections Department of the St. Louis Public Library.
Mr. Pearson's presentation concentrated on German immigrants.
Germans could not legally emigrate without first applying to the city or state for either a passport or permission to emigrate. Then, when they reached the port city, their names were entered on a passenger list one was kept for each sailing. Before 1820, most of the emigrants used the Rhine River to get to Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Over time, emigration levels increased and ports in Belgium, Denmark, France, and Germany itself began to be used.
Hamburg is probably the best-known German port city, but Bremen was the most popular, with about 41% of the emigrants, Hamburg had only about 30%, but has managed to preserve more emigration records than has Bremen. The records in Bremen were destroyed during World War II, but valiant efforts have been made to reconstruct them, using the arrival lists kept in New York, at least for the period 1847-71.
Tom talked about the different data kept for passport applications and passenger departure lists. The passenger lists differ from one port of embarkation to another. He talked about where indexes of the records might be found.
Passport records for residents of Hamburg during the period 1851-1929 have been microfilmed by the Family History Library (FHL), including indexes. Applications to emigrate were kept in a number of areas, and are available via the FHL for Baden, Rheinland, Pfalz, Zwickau and Württemberg, to name a few examples. Usually these records cover the period c. 1750-1900.
The passenger departure lists were originally kept at the port of departure.
Hamburg: Hamburg has the original lists and indexes at the Staatsarchiv, with complete coverage for 1850 to 1934. These lists and indexes have been microfilmed by the FHL.
Bremen: The reconstructed Bremen lists have been indexed. The index has been published in the book German Immigrants: Lists of Passengers Bound from Bremen to New York by Gary J. Zimmerman and Marion Wolfert.
Netherlands: Unfortunately, no passenger lists are available for the Germans who departed out of Rotterdam, mostly prior to 1820. An alternative is to check existing arrival lists, especially those for Philadelphia.
Belgium: There are records at the FHL for emigrants leaving Antwerp, indexed in the book The Antwerp Emigration Index (also found on FHL microfilm #1183596).
Denmark: Passport records of persons who left through Copenhagen (Kobenhavn) from 1820-1862 are listed on FHL microfilms.
France: The port of choice for Germans departing via France was Le Havre. Available from the FHL are Le Havre lists of crews and passengers for the period 1730-1887.
An index for the Alsace-Lorraine region s) has been compiled by the FHL for the period 1817-66. This index can also be found in The Alsace Emigration Book, compiled by Cornelia Schrader-Muggenthaler. It includes over 20,000 entries from the period 1817-70.
Arrival lists were logged as immigrants disembarked at New York and other ports. Unfortunately, hometowns were usually not recorded on these lists, but the lists can be used to help find the departure list, which sometimes does list this information. The book Passenger and Immigrations Lists Bibliography, 1538-1900 by P. William Filby is a directory of over 2,500 lists. In addition, Filby's Passenger and Immigrations Lists Index provides access to more than 1,600 such lists (mostly post-1820).
St. Louis Public Library owns microfilm copies of passenger arrival lists for the following American ports (some additional coverage for some ports is available on Ancestry.com):
Baltimore - 1820-1891
Boston - 1820-1891
New Orleans - 1813-1902
New York - 1820-1906
Philadelphia - 1800-1882
Miscellaneous Atlantic, Gulf Coast, & Great Lakes Ports - 1820-1873
Mr. Pearson discussed the evolution of the US naturalization laws. Between March 1790 and September 1906, a naturalization could be performed in any court having perpetual recordkeeping, common law jurisdiction, a seal, and a clerk. This covers almost every court in the United States. To make things more difficult, the Declaration of Intent (first papers) and the Petition for Citizenship (second papers) did not have to be filed in the same court.
During World War I and World War II, if an alien had not started the naturalization process, they were not required to register for the draft, but had to register as aliens (perhaps enemy aliens, depending on their country of citizenship).
During World War I, statistics on aliens residing in the United States included the following: Citizens of Germany: 158,809, Citizens of Austro-Hungarian Empire: 751,212, Citizens of Turkey: 81,608, and Citizens of Bulgaria: 19,873.
Many World War I alien registration records have, unfortunately, been destroyed. Significant exceptions are the state of Kansas, St. Paul, Minnesota, and Phoenix, Arizona. NARA has copies of those records. Records for other areas, if still available, will be found in a local library, archives, or other repository, not NARA.
Beginning on August 27, 1940, aliens required to register went to the post office or other specified location to be fingerprinted and photographed. They also filled out a form on which they listed all family members in this country and in the old country, and any that were in military service in the old country. Persons who failed to register and be fingerprinted could be fined up to $1,000 and imprisoned for up to six months.
4,741,971 aliens registered in accordance with the Registration Act of 1940. Of these, 1.1 million were enemy aliens 14 years of age and older. Of those, 683,259 were men. Of these men, 56,332 were Japanese citizens.
WW II Alien registration records are now held by the Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services (part of the Department of Homeland Security). They can be requested using form G-639, available through the BCIS website. It will take some time to get these records (months rather than weeks), but can be well worth it - the file on one Italian-American man's grandfather was 152 pages in length!
During World War II, some enemy aliens who were viewed as possible security risks were detained in internment camps. While many Japanese-Americans were sent to internment camps, thousands of enemy aliens not of Japanese descent also were sent to internment camps: Japanese: 112,000, Germans: 10,905, Italians: 1,600, plus smaller numbers of Bulgarians, Hungarians, Romanians, and Czechs. Some of the persons sent to internment camps were citizens of the United States, some persons who had begun the naturalization process, and some citizens of enemy nations.
Not widely known is the fact that the United States was by no means the only Allied nation to intern enemy aliens. Canada interned 23,000, Britain - 8,000, and Australia - 4,000.
Another little-known fact is that during World War II, the FBI arrested 16,811 enemy aliens for engaging in or plotting subversive activities, including espionage and sabotage. Nearly 6,000 of the persons arrested were Japanese citizens living in the U.S.
Japanese-Americans did, however, suffer undeniable discrimination: 62% of those interned were American citizens, not enemy aliens. Internees of differing descent were generally enemy aliens.
NARA holds many records dealing with aliens/alien registrations/alien internments.
Mr. Pearson also discussed the alien information that may be found in census records. It was not until 1900 that a significant amount of data about alien residents was recorded on the census.
This presentation was well received and generated many questions.


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'Dark Knight Rises' Star Christian Bale Visits Gun Shooting Victims in Aurora, Colorado [VIDEO]
The victims of the 'Batman Massacre' never got to see the midnight premiere of 'Dark Knight Rises', but they did get to see Christian Bale when he showed up unannounced to visit and pay his respects.
It's easy to see that the response of this event is great. The State Victims Fund has raised over 2 million dollars, so far, and Colorado has also since seen a %43 spike in gun sales after the shooting incident.
The aftershock of an event like this is heartbreaking. Everyday in the news, you can read more and more tragic stories as the victims and their families come forward, but with the bad also comes good news.
'Dark Knight Rises' star, Christian Bale, showed up in Aurora unannounced to visit victims, their families, and to pay his respects to those who lost their lives.
It's really awesome to hear something like this and to know that he genuinely is hurting with them and cares about the victims because he showed up ON HIS OWN. No head's up to TV stations and he never scheduled an official press release or anything. The only reason why this story of his visit even got out is because of the posted and shared images captured on cell phones that were taken by the very people he went to visit.
The Today Show covered the same story today and expand on it further. You can watch a clip of their story below:
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The talents and sounds of Hyetal return today with a brand new track full of EDM goodness called "Northwest Passage". The track is an uptempo, yet soothing sounding number which brings together some intense drum work and some soft, floating vocals.
As the vocals of "Northwest Passage" take your mind to another place, the beat makes your body want to move, and then forces you too at certain points. This shit honestly makes me feel like I'm in some sort of trance that I can break out of. Check out the clip after the jump.
Signed, Jesse James