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1 Gomidas Institute Studies Series TALAAT PASHA S REPORT ON THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE by Ara Sarafian Gomidas Institute London
2 This work originally appeared as Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide, It has been revised with some changes, including a new title. Published by Taderon Press by arrangement with the Gomidas Institute Ara Sarafian. All Rights Reserved. ISBN Gomidas Institute 42 Blythe Rd. London W14 0HA United Kingdom
3 CONTENTS Introduction by Ara Sarafian 5 Map 18 TALAAT PASHA S 1917 REPORT Opening Summary Page: Data and Calculations 20 WESTERN PROVINCES (MAP) 22 Constantinople 23 Edirne vilayet 24 Chatalja mutasarriflik 25 Izmit mutasarriflik 26 Hudavendigar (Bursa) vilayet 27 Karesi mutasarriflik 28 Kala-i Sultaniye (Chanakkale) mutasarriflik 29 Eskishehir vilayet 30 Aydin vilayet 31 Kutahya mutasarriflik 32 Afyon Karahisar mutasarriflik 33 Konia vilayet 34 Menteshe mutasarriflik 35 Teke (Antalya) mutasarriflik 36 CENTRAL PROVINCES (MAP) 37 Ankara (Angora) vilayet 38 Bolu mutasarriflik 39 Kastamonu vilayet 40 Janik (Samsun) mutasarriflik 41 Nigde mutasarriflik 42 Kayseri mutasarriflik 43 Adana vilayet 44 Ichil mutasarriflik 45 EASTERN PROVINCES (MAP) 46 Sivas vilayet 47 Erzerum vilayet 48 Bitlis vilayet 49
4 4 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide Van vilayet 50 Trebizond vilayet 51 Mamuretulaziz (Elazig) vilayet 52 SOUTH EASTERN PROVINCES AND RESETTLEMENT ZONE (MAP) 53 Marash mutasarriflik 54 Aleppo (Halep) vilayet 55 Urfa mutasarriflik 56 Diyarbekir vilayet 57 Syria vilayet 58 Zor mutasarriflik 59 Mosul vilayet 60 Beirut vilayet 61 Jerusalem (Kudus-i Sherif) vilayet 62 Appendix 1: A Report from the Turkish Military Archives 65 Appendix 2: Talaat s Black Booklet 67 Map 1: Destruction of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, Map 2: Surviving Armenian Deportees in the Ottoman Empire, 1917 insert insert
5 Introduction Talaat stated that they had already disposed of three quarters of them [Armenians], that there were none left in Bitlis, Van, Erzeroum, and that the hatred was so intense now that they have to finish it.... He said they would take care of the Armenians at Zor and elsewhere but they did not want them in Anatolia. I told him three times that they were making a serious mistake and would regret it. He said, We know we have made mistakes, but we never regret. Diaries of Ambassador Henry Morgenthau 1 Supervising the Destruction of Armenians Throughout , Talaat Pasha, the Ottoman Minister of Interior, supervised the destruction of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. Masking this process as a security measure, he ordered the general deportation of Armenians and oversaw the break-up of communities, the systematic confiscation of property, forced conversions, the disappearance of hundreds of thousands of people, and the dispersion of survivors across the empire. Talaat received progress reports from different provinces and, at the end of 1916, ordered a general assessment of his work. On 24 August 1916, he sent a cipher telegram to 34 provinces (vilayets and mutasarrifliks) asking for detailed information about the presence of Armenians in different parts of the empire. 2 His circular was simple and to the point: he wanted to know how many Armenians there were in each province, how many were native (yerli), and how many were outsiders (yabancý). Six months later, on 11 February 1917, he sent another cipher telegram, this time to 23 provinces, calling for a headcount of Armenians. 3 Once more, he asked for the number of native and outsider Armenians in each region. Talaat s Report on the Destruction of Ottoman Armenians In 2008 the Turkish journalist and historian Murat Bardakçý published a report from Talaat s private papers concerning Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. 4 This report was obviously commissioned by Talaat Pasha and was obtained from his widow shortly before her death in It was based on a study showing the distribution of Armenians in Ottoman provinces and was prepared with great care. Although it bore no date, title, or formal introduction, the document started with
6 6 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide summary calculations of the number of Ottoman Armenians in 1914 and These calculations gave a breakdown of the number of Armenians in each province in 1914, as well as the number of Armenians from each province counted in different parts of the Ottoman Empire in A note pointed out that the raw figures were undercounts and estimated the prewar Ottoman Armenian population (excluding Protestant Armenians) at approximately 1,500,000 people, with 350,000 to 400,000 Armenians of all denominations remaining in 23 provinces in According to Talaat s adjusted figures, around 1,150,000 Ottoman Armenians (or 77 percent) had disappeared between 1914 and Turkish Archives and the Deportation of Armenians In recent years, the Turkish Prime Ministry Ottoman Archives has released a range of records related to the treatment of Ottoman Armenians during World War I. These include the texts of the aforementioned two cipher telegrams of 1916 and 1917, some of the responses to those telegrams, and a range of other records related to the deportation of Armenians. These new archival materials, though incomplete, demonstrate Talaat s intimate involvement with the deportation of Armenians, and show that his report of 1917 was based on the results of his circular of 11 February For example, soon after the first deportations in 1915, Talaat requested and received telegraphic and written reports of the number of people deported from different areas. In the case of Sivas (central kaza), for example, 21,446 Armenians (4,453 households) were deported from a population of 26,895 Armenians (5,032 households) and 5,449 Armenians (579 households) remained behind. 9 According to these figures, around 80 percent of Armenians had been deported from the center of the province. For the province as a whole, it was reported that 136,084 Armenians had been deported, with an additional 6,055 prepared for deportation. 10 In Kayseri, 44,271 were said to have been deported from a reported Armenian population of 49,947 people. Also, 765 deportees were reported as rearrested after escaping and returning back to Kayseri. The Kayseri report also added that the remaining 4,911 Armenians were earmarked to be scattered in Muslim villages so that they would not make more than five percent of the population in any locality. 11 Another report from Janik, on the Black Sea coast, reported that 25,476 Armenians (4,229 households) had been deported out of 27,453 Armenians (4,251 households). 12 According to these figures, the
7 Introduction 7 deportation rate from this Black Sea province by the end of 1915 was over 72 percent. 13 These initial reports from 1915 did not elaborate on the status of those who remained behind and we do not know how many were men who had been conscripted into the Ottoman army or Armenian converts to Islam. The flow of information continued with special instructions from the Ottoman capital and local assessments of deportations. Fourteen months after the general deportations had begun, Talaat s circular of 24 August 1916, and then his circular of 11 February 1917, solicited new data on the Armenian issue: while the August circular requested information based on local records dealing with the deportation of Armenians, the February circular asked for a new headcount of Armenians. Both circulars asked the central question about the number of native and outside Armenians in each province, but they differed in the additional information they requested. The August circular asked about Armenians who had not been deported because they were Catholics or Protestants, members of soldiers families (asker ailesi), converts to Islam, or had special permission to remain; 14 the February circular asked for additional information on the geographical origins of outside Armenians in each province. The responses to the August 1916 circular gave Talaat an overall reassessment of the results of his deportation program. 15 In the case of Kayseri, for example, this latest set of results maintained that 6,761 Armenians remained from a prewar population of over 50,000 Armenians. 16 According to these figures, around 77 percent of Armenians had been deported from this region. 17 In the case of Hudavendigar (Bursa) province, 2,999 Armenians remained from a prewar population of over 60, According to these figures, around 95 percent of Armenians had been deported from Hudavendigar. In the case of Marash, of 39,901 Armenians, 19 there remained 2,442 Apostolic Armenians, 2,028 Catholic Armenians, and 1,813 Protestant Armenians, as well as 290 converts to Islam. According to these figures, by the end of 1916, 84 percent of Armenians had been deported from this region. 20 In the European province of Edirne, where there had been over 19,000 Armenians in 1914, only 4,583 people remained by the end of Approximately 77 percent had been deported. Six months later, the 11 February 1917 circular yielded more data that, as we argue, formed the basis of Talaat Pasha s report of In the case of
8 8 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide Kastamonu, for example, the returns stated that there were 3,436 native and 188 outside Armenians in that province. This data was practically the same in Talaat s report, which noted 3,437 native and 185 outside Armenians for Kastamonu. 22 The return from Ankara province counted 12,766 native and 451 outside Armenians. Talaat s report gave the figures of 12,766 and 410 people. 23 The figures for Bolu were 1,608 native Armenians and 549 outsiders. 24 Talaat s report noted 1,539 locals and 551 outsiders. In the case of Karesi, the return reported 1,852 native and 246 outsiders. Talaat s report recorded 1,852 native and 124 outsiders. 25 In Beirut, the return counted 50 natives and 1,980 outsiders. Talaat s report noted 50 natives and 1,849 outsiders. 26 In the case of Syria, the 1917 return counted 39,400 outside and no native Armenians. 27 Talaat s report gave the figures of 39,409 outsiders and no native Armenians. These sets of data show that Talaat s report was closely related to 11 February 1917 circular. The data appears to have been checked and updated using additional information. Talaat s entry for Der Zor is particularly revealing. It recorded 201 native and 1,570 outside Armenians, and then amended the figure for outside Armenians to 6,778 in a footnote citing additional telegraphic information. 28 Similarly, it recorded 10,703 outside Armenians for Aleppo based on the register that was sent from the province, but a note pointed out that telegraphic information from Aleppo had put the number of outside Armenians at 13, The fact that such corrections occurred in footnotes, with explanations, supports the assertion that the 1917 report was based on a specific body of data, which were checked for some degree of accuracy. On the other hand there appear to be some basic errors of arithmetic in the report: the detailed figures for Syria actually add up to 39,837 and not 39,409 as noted, and those for Mosul add up to 7,025 and not 7, Talaat s Perspective of the Armenian Genocide Talaat was clearly aware of the destruction of Armenians while the deportations were in progress, and his report of 1917 was probably an effort to have a consolidated view of developments. This report was actually based on data from 23 regions of the Ottoman Empire, all, except for Hudavendigar, recipients of his circular of 11 February The only province that did not respond to this circular was Jerusalem. These provinces were chosen for the survey because they still had residual Armenian populations, or they were areas where deportees had been sent
9 Introduction 9 in Consequently, the eastern provinces of Erzerum, Bitlis, Van, Diyarbekir, Trebizond, Elazig, and Janik were not included in the survey because they had been ordered to clear out their Armenian populations in the initial stages of deportations. 32 When making his final calculations, Talaat used his data to account for Armenians in 29 Ottoman provinces. 33 Using population statistics for the distribution of Ottoman Armenians in 1914 and his 1917 statistics, Talaat could see the number and proportion of Armenians who had been deported and estimate the number of those who survived such deportations. According to Talaat s report, over one million Ottoman Armenians had disappeared between 1914 and 1917, with the remaining population divided amongst those who were resident in Constantinople (and were not deported), and those who were natives and outsiders in the provinces. Practically all who were outsiders were remnants of those who had been removed from their native provinces in , 34 while native Armenians were those who were not deported outside of their home provinces. The data in the 1917 report would have been interpreted in a more informed manner by Talaat Pasha, who had privileged knowledge about the Armenian issue. For example, Talaat knew that all Ottoman Armenians were supposed to be counted for his official report i.e. Apostolic, Catholic and Protestant Armenians, as well as recent converts to Islam although this detail was not explicitly stated. 35 Talaat was also aware that many thousands of Armenian women and children had been taken into Muslim households, or scattered in central and western provinces, to be absorbed into Muslim communities. Then there was the question of Armenians who had escaped from the Ottoman Empire, such as those who resisted Ottoman forces in Van in April 1915, as well as those who managed to flee across the Russian border in The number of people who escaped was probably around 150,000, and their ultimate survival was by no means clear. Thousands subsequently perished from privation and disease. In the final analysis, the great majority of Ottoman Armenians were deported in 1915, and the great majority of these deportees were killed off through forced marches, privations, and outright massacres as attested and corroborated by eyewitness accounts. 36 Talaat s report clearly shows that the deportation of Ottoman Armenians in 1915 was part of an effort that aimed at the destruction of Armenians. The object of the
10 10 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide authorities was not a population transfer (tehcir) but the destruction of entire communities. This fact is quite apparent in the organization, implementation, and outcome of Talaat s policies, as can be seen in the discrepancy between the number of Armenians who were deported, and the number of deportees who were found in the resettlement zone in Talaat was well aware of this discrepancy since he closely supervised deportations throughout As his 1917 report shows, although over a million Armenians were deported, around 60,000 were counted in the resettlement zone outlined by the Ottoman government, another 50,000 were found dispersed along deportation routes, and around 100,000 were within their home provinces. Practically all of these survivors in the provinces were treated as captives and pressured to assimilate as Muslim-Turks. Talaat obviously considered the ruin of Ottoman Armenians a personal triumph and took his report into exile when he fled the Ottoman Empire in His report was not meant for public disclosure and may well have been destroyed were it not for Talaat s untimely death in Presenting Talaat s Report on the Armenian Genocide In the following pages we present Talaat s own understanding of the destruction of Armenians with a presentation of his report of This is the closest official view we have of the Armenian Genocide according to Ottoman records. In presenting Talaat s data, we have reorganized the body of information to show the distribution of Armenians according to their native provinces and then by their location in Such a presentation of Talaat s data allows us to see, as Talaat saw, details of how many Armenians had survived the deportations from different provinces in Such calculations were also included in Talaat s opening summary analysis. Where the 1917 report did not include returns from particular provinces with Armenian populations, i.e., Edirne, Chatalja, Kala-i Sultaniye (Chanakkale), Janik and Jerusalem, we created special entries for those provinces and indicated the presence of Armenians from those areas in other parts of the Ottoman Empire covered by Talaat s report of When doing so, we indicated the number of Armenians in those provinces in 1914, based on official Ottoman sources. Such information would have been known to Talaat Pasha and figured into his own assessment of his report.
11 Introduction 11 We also consolidated stray pieces of additional information into the report s chosen format, noting the original information in brackets or in a footnote. For example, some returns identified people as natives of Gallipoli or Hakkiari, which should have been counted as natives of Edirne or Van vilayets. In such cases we have included the people concerned as natives of their respective vilayets, noting their additional details concerning Gallipoli or Hakkiari in brackets. Some Armenians were identified in different provinces without giving details of their places of origin in the Ottoman Empire. Specifically, in Konia, 236 people were identified as employees of benevolent organisations and 216 as artisans. In Adana, 1,152 people were identified as working in the Taurus construction zone. In Aydin, 113 people were identified as foreign nationals. In Beirut, one person was listed from Tiflis, two from Dedeagach, four from Filibe, and seven from Varna. In Sivas, three people were recorded from Salonika. In Ankara, one person was from Egypt and one from the Caucasus. Readers might note the difference between the column showing 94,206 Armenians who were classed as living outside their native province, and the 106,910 who were listed as people from outside the province in which they were counted. The former figure is smaller because its information is limited to people from 29 provinces, while the latter figure is for people from all provinces, in addition to Armenians who were simply identified as outsiders, such as workers in the Taurus construction zone, artisans, or foreigners. All information presented in the following pages is derived from Talaat s original report. All additional comments, including titles to sections, are placed in square brackets, footnotes or clearly marked as appended. No information was left out from the original report. The two appendixes at the back also relate to Talaat s report. The second appendix, Talaat s Black Booklet, is particularly important because it too was found in Talaat s private papers and relates directly to the destruction of Ottoman Armenians and Greeks and the liquidation of their properties. Endnotes 1. 8 August 1915 diary entry of conversation between Talaat Pasha and U.S. Ambassador Henry Morgenthau, United States Diplomacy on the Bosphorus: The Diaries of Ambassador Morgenthau, , comp., ed., and intro. Ara Sarafian, Princeton and London: Gomidas Institute, 2004.
12 12 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide 2. See cipher telegram dated 24 August 1916, Sublime Porte, Constantinople, Talat Pasha to Edirne, Adana, Ankara, Aydin, Bitlis, Baghdad, Beirut, Aleppo, Hudavendigar, Diyarbekir, Syria, Sivas, Trebizond, Kastamonu, Konia, Mamuretulaziz, Mosul, Urfa, Izmit, Bolu, Janik, Zor, Karesi, Jerusalem, Kala-i Sultaniye, Menteshe, Teke, Kayseri, Karahisar Sahib, Ichil, Kutahya, Marash, Nigde, Eskishehir, DH.Þfr, 68/112. Note: All archival citations are from the Ottoman Prime Ministry Archives (Istanbul) unless otherwise stated. 3. See cipher telegram dated Sublime Porte, Directorate of Public Security, Constantinople, 11 Feb. 1917, Talaat Pasha to Adana, Ankara, Aydin, Beirut, Aleppo, Syria, Sivas, Kastamonu, Konia, Mosul, Urfa, Izmit, Eskishehir, Ichil, Bolu, Zor, Karasi, Jerusalem, Kayseri, Afyon Karahissar, Kutahya, Marash and Nigde. See DH.Þfr., 72/ Murat Bardakçý, Talat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi : Sadrazam Talat Paþa nýn özel arþivinde bulunan Ermeni tehciri konusundaki belgeler ve hususi yazýþmalar [The Remaining Documents of Talaat Pasha: Documents and Important Correspondence Found in the Private Archives of Sadrazam Talaat Pasha about the Armenian Deportations], Istanbul: Everest Yayýnlarý, This publication appeared in parts in Talat Paþa nýn Kara Kaplý Defteri in Hürriyet, April 2005; Paþa ya göre Ermeni Sayýlarý, Hürriyet, 26 Sept. 2005; Talat Paþa nýn Tehcir Belgeleri, Hürriyet, April, 2006; and Talat Paþa, Elazýð dan 74 bin,206 Ermeni nin tehcir edildiðini yazýyor, Sabah, 26 Feb Bardakçý, Talat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi, p Two major provinces were left out of Talaat s summary account: Edirne vilayet and Janik mutasarriflik. 7. See Bardakçý, Talat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi, p According to Talaat s notes, the figure of 1,500,000 was made up of Apostolic and Catholic Armenians in all of the Ottoman Empire. The figure of 350, ,000 probably included Protestant Armenians as well because during the deportations of they were treated as Armenians by Ottoman officials. Some exemptions were granted, often temporary ones, to exclude Catholic and Protestant Armenians from deportations. These were invariably cases of placating Western powers. For example, this was the case in Erzerum, where Catholic and Protestant Armenians were also deported soon after the main body of Apostolic Armenians were sent away. See EUM.2 Þb. 10/23 dated 6 L 1333 (18 Aug. 1915). 8. Bardakçý, Talat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi, p Talaat s figures represented the perspective at the Ottoman government, and that is our central focus for this study.
13 Introduction EUM.2Þb., 73/44, dated 16 Z 1333 (27 Sept. 1915). These figures may have included soldiers conscripted into the Ottoman army, as more men were left behind than women. The deported were made up of 11,590 females and 8,856 males, while those who remained behind were listed as 1,694 females and 3,755 males. 10. EUM.2 Þb., 68/84 dated 28 Sept EUM.2 Þb., 68/75 dated 18 Sept EUM.2 Þb., 73/53. This document has been dated as 30 Za 1333 by the archives, though the original date on the report reads 24 Eylul 1331 (Rumi) which translates to 7 Oct EUM.2 Þb., 73/53, dated 33 Za (10 Oct. 1915). 14. All of these were contested categories of survivors. Some Catholic and Protestant Armenians were given exemption from deportations because of foreign intervention, though most Catholics and Protestants were actually deported between 1915 and While family members of Armenian soldiers serving in the Ottoman army were supposed to be exempted from deportations, many were actually deported or scattered into Muslim villages for assimilation. Some Armenians converted to Islam to avoid deportation, though often they too were deported, or expected to intermarry with non- Armenians. 15. The terminology used to describe the removal of Armenains was either sefkiyat (despatch, expulsion) and iskan (settlement). 16. Accoring to official Ottoman statistics for 1914, there were 48,659 Apostolic Armenians, 1,515 Catholic Armenians, and 2,018 Protestants (mainly Armenians) in the mutasarriflik of Kayseri. See Arþiv Belgeleriyle Ermeni Faalilyetleri, vol 1, p For the number of Armenians counted in the province, see EUM.2 Þb., 74/28, dated 25 Z 1334 (24 Oct. 1916). According to this document these remaining Armenians were composed of 3,430 native Armenians, 11 outside Armenians, 634 Catholic Armenians, 507 Protestant Armenians, 2,060 members of soldiers families, and 115 converts to Islam. 17. These figures were comparable, in gross terms, to the earlier report from 18 Sept According to official Ottoman figured for 1914, there were 58,921 Apostolic Armenians, 1,278 Catholic Armenians, and 992 Protestants (mostly Armenians) in Hudavendigar province. See Arþiv Belgeleriyle Ermeni Faalilyetleri, vol 1, p For the number of remaining Armenians see EUM.2 Þb., 74/29, dated 3 M 1335 (31 Oct. 1916). According to this document the remaining 2,999 Armenians were composed of 84 native Armenians, 1,136 Catholic Armenians, 1,032 Protestant Armenians, 536
14 14 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide members of soldiers [and officials ] families, 52 converts to Islam, and 159 people who remained by special permission. 19. The official figure for Armenians in Marash in 1914 was 37,416, See Arþiv Belgelerle, p EUM.2 Þb., 74/24, dated 20 Z (19 October 1916). 21. According to official sources, on the eve of World War I there had been 19,523 Apostolic Armenians, 248 Catholic Armenians, and 115 Protestants belonging to different ethnic communities. See Arþiv Belgeleriyle Ermeni Faalilyetleri, vol 1, p For the number of remaining Armenians see EUM.2 Þb., 74/36, dated 22 M 1335 (19 Nov. 1916). 22. EUM.2 Þb., 74/66, dated 10 Þ (10 June 1917). This archival document also gave a detailed breakdown of its data to the level of kazas and by gender. For example, it shows 66 percent of local Armenians and 85 percent of outside Armenians in the province were women. 23. EUM.2 Þb., 75/46. This document is not dated on the original. 24. EUM.2 Þb., 74/52, dated 16 Ca 1335 (10 March 1917). 25. EUM.2 Þb., 74/53, dated 17 Ca 1335 (11 March 1917). 26. EUM.2 Þb., 74/57, dated 23 Ca 1335 (17 March 1917). 27. EUM.2 Þb., 74/58, dated 28 Ca 1335 (22 March 1917). 28. Unfortunately, none of the relevant correspondence related to the figures for Zor could be located in the Prime Ministry Ottoman Archives by this author. 29. Bardakçý, Talat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi, pp See Bardakçý, Talaat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi, pp and pp (The body of our data in this study reflects the detailed figures, except for the summary page, which has been left as in the original). 31. The provinces in question were the vilayets of Eskishehir, Adana, Sivas, Beirut, Kastamonu, Konia, Aydin, Syria, Hudavendigar, Aleppo, Ankara, Mosul and the mutasarrifliks of Izmit, Kutahya, Bolu, Karahisar-i Sahib, Ichil, Karesi, Kayseri, Marash, Zor, Nigde, Urfa. 32. For the telegram ordering the complete deportation of Armenians from Erzerum, Van, and Bitlis, see Talaat Pasha s circular to Erzerum, Van, and Bitlis provinces dated Constantinople, 10 May 1915 in EUM.DH.Þfr, 53/ 93; For the complete deportation of Armenians from Trebizond, Mamuretulaziz, Sivas, Diyarbekir, and Janik, see Talaat Pasha to provinces dated Constantinople, 20 June 1915, EUM.DH.Þfr 54/87. For an example of one interim report claiming that there were no Armenians left in Janik, Trebizond, Erzerum, or Bitlis see Appendix I to this work. There were reportedly no more Armenians left in Diyarbekir, nor any in Mamuretulaziz, save for 4,000 women and children hiding in villages by the end of See
15 Introduction 15 EUM.2 Þb., 68/72 and 68/70 dated 18 Sept Likewise, when Talaat ordered a halt to deportations in 1916, none of the eastern provinces were included on the list of recipients, presumably because there were no Armenians left in those regions. See EUM.2 Þb., 62/21, dated 15 March These were the 23 provinces that sent data for the report, plus Erzerum, Bitlis, Van, Diyarbekir, Trebizond and Mamuretulaziz which were supposed to have no Armenian inhabitants in Talaat s summary notes that 68,433 Armenians lived outside their native provinces in 1914 (e.g., as migrant workers). By all accounts, such Armenians fared as other Armenians of their host communities. Where members of this class of people were not deported in , they would still have been classified as outsiders in their places of abode. If they were deported and survived, their native province would have been registered as their original provinces and not where they came from. For example, of 3,364 Armenians from Erzerum counted in 1917, those found in Mosul and Syria (1,662) were certainly deportees, those in Izmir (481) were certainly migrant workers, while the status of those in Urfa, Aleppo, or Sivas (1,035 people) is more difficult to determine. 35. Our understanding in this regard rests on two concrete examples. One official report from Kayseri recorded a total of 6,761 Apostolic, Catholic, and Protestant Armenians, as well as Armenian converts to Islam in This same figure, 6,761 Armenians, also appeared in Talaat s 1917 report. See DH.EUM.2. Þb, 74/28 dated 24 October 1916 and Talaat Pasha s Report, p. 43. There is a similar case for Hudavendigar concerning 2,999 Apostolic, Catholic and Protestant Armenians, as well as Armenian converts to Islam. This same figure also appeared in Talaat s 1917 report. See DH.EUM.2. Þb, 74/29 dated 31 October 1916 and Talaat Pasha s Report, p. 27. Also see footnote The abuse and murder of Armenians was recorded by foreign observers and Armenian survivors. In the Harpoot region, for example, we have the private papers of local Christian missionaries and foreign consular staff, as well as the memoirs of survivors. See Maria Jacobsen, Diaries of a Danish Missionary. Harpoot, , (Princeton and London: Gomidas Institute) 2001; Henry H. Riggs, Days of Tragedy in Armenia: Personal Experiences in Harpoot, (Princeton, NJ: Gomidas Institute) 1997; Tacy Atkinson, The German, the Turk and the Devil Made a Triple Alliance: Harpoot Diaries, , (Princeton, NJ: Gomidas Institute) 2000; James Barton, Turkish Atrocities : Statements of American Missionaries on the Destruction of Christian Communities in Ottoman Turkey, ,
16 16 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide (Princeton, NJ: Gomidas Institute) 1998; Hampartzoum Mardiros Chitjian, A Hair s Breadth from Death, (London and Reading: Taderon Press, 2004; and the report of US Consul Leslie A. Davis in United States Official Records on the Armenian Genocide, , comp., ed. and intro by Ara Sarafian, (Gomidas Institute: Princeton and London) 2004.
18 18 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide Talaat Pasha s Report on Kala-i Sultaniye (Chanakkale) Edirne Karesi Chatalja alja Constantinople Hudavendigar Kutahya Izmit Eskishehir ir Bolu Kastamonu Ankara Aydin Afyon Karahissar Konya Nigde Menteshe Teke (Antalya) Ichil Med iterranean Sea
19 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide 19 n the Armenian Genocide Black Sea Janik Trebizond Sivas Erzerum Kayseri Adana Marash Mamuret-ul Aziz Urfa Diyarbekir Bitlis Van Aleppo Mosul Zor Beyrut Syria Provinces informing Talaat Pasha s report of 1917
20 20 Talaat Pasha s Report on the Armenian Genocide [Original Notes to Opening Summary Page (opposite)] * *. This figure is reflected in the total number of outside Armenians. **. There were 68,433 Armenians who lived outside their native provinces in [NOTE]: The number of Gregorian [Apostolic] Armenians in the 1914 census is 1,187,818 and Armenian Catholics 63,967 bringing their total to 1,256,403 [sic]. Because of the incomplete nature of the data, the true figure for these communities should be around 1,500,000. The number of Armenians who are today counted as locals and outsiders [including those of Constantinople] is 284,157 and this figure should be increased by 30 percent bringing their number to around 350,000 to 400, Bardakçý, Talaat Paþa nýn Evrak-ý Metrukesi, pp. 108 and 109. This summary is at the beginning of Talaat s report. The figures remain as in original. 2 Some provinces which had Armenian populations are missing among those listed in Talaat s report. These are Edirne, Chatalja, Kale-i Sultaniye (Chanakkale), Menteshe, Teke (Antalya), Janik, Kudus (Jerusalem). Although the report gives a figure of 80,000 Armenians in Constantinople in 1917, this is an approximation and does not include a breakdown in the main body of the report.
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I cannot believe this is only the second time I've posted this week. As usual, I have many ideas swirling and even several written in my head but finding the time and energy to devote to writing them out is just not happening. I am feeling extremely fragmented and spewing out random thoughts and updates today.
Big Yankee started his new job this week and it's going great. We are all adjusting to his new work hours and the kids are having a hard time with much less Daddy time. For the most part he will be here in the mornings and can continue to take the two younger ones to school. Some nights he will be here for an hour or two before bedtime...some nights not. He has to work weekends too.
I know that this is standard practice for many families but we've gotten use to seeing him quite a bit more once we started living under the same roof again in June. Since school started he's been available for drop-offs, pick-ups, homework help, taxi driving. We had the luxury of dividing and conquering. Not so much anymore.
My work is flexible but there are some things that are out of my control. On Monday I will have to participate in a reflective supervision conference call while picking up the kids from school. My co-worker had surgery last week which means I am covering her caseload for a short time. I volunteered to do it and it's manageable but means more juggling of schedules.
Any tips for getting through this adjustment?


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They've always offered credible copies of the Smith & Wesson Chief's Special. Some of our first were the model 30s of the 1960s. After 1968, and up until the mid 1980s, all the new Rossi J frame revolvers had 3 inch barrels. A 3 inch is optimal. It will hit point of aim better than a 2 inch, yields 50 fps more velocity, less noise, and more stability. Snubs always outsold them, still do, but the 3 inchers are a better choice. Here is Rossi's descendant of its 68 series revolver, the R351 chambered in .38 Special. Manufacturer is Amadeo Rossi of Sao Leopoldo, Brazil, a Taurus affiliate; this .38 is marked Made In Brazil By Taurus. Type is traditional double and single action. Construction is entirely blue steel with the exception of the gray hardened steel hammer nose firing pin and rivet. Frame is J Size small frame, with Square Butt Grip frame and 3 screw side plate. Barrel is 3 inch heavy full lug type, with matte finish verticals and barrel-integral serrated blade front sight. Rear sight is frame integral fixed notch. Cylinder capacity is 5 rounds of .38 Smith & Wesson Special caliber ammunition, and Rossi rates its 351 series revolvers for +P ammo. Note the cylinder yoke's detent latch, a Taurus inspired mechanical improvement that prevents cylinder wobble. Trigger is .290 smooth faced combat with semi-target, shorter spur .400 serrated hammer. Weight empty is a well balanced 23 1/2 ounces with center of gravity at the trigger. Double action trigger pull is smooth and consistent, 12 pound vicinity, with a crisp 6 pound single action pull. Safety system consists of a transfer bar that prevents the firing pin from touching a cartridge primer unless the trigger is fully depressed, and also Taurus's innovative internal hammer lock. Note that we have installed a set of Sile Italian Walnut Grips for Smith & Wesson J Frame Square Butt, modified and fitted to this Rossi. Small amounts of grip frame will show, as the photos show, but the Siles look infinitely better than Rossi's factory issue rubber grips, see our attached comparative photo of an early 1980s 3 inch S&W 36 with Herrett's Grips. Note that a 36A Speedloader Will Not clear the rest ridge on these. From its letter G serial number prefix, this 351 was manufactured in 2012 or 2013, perhaps a special run, since the 3 inch variant is not even in Braztech's Archive. This revolver is what we call a factory demo, probably a sales rep's sample or showgirl from Firearms Industry trade shows like the annual SHOT show held in Las Vegas. It is in its original overlabeled factory box with instruction manual and two keys for its hammer lock. Note that the box top is labeled, Factory Reconditioned. This simply means that if this Rossi develops mechanical problems, Braztech will repair it at no charge, but they will not give a freebie refinish. It does not need any refinish anyway. Surface detractions are negligible, only faint occasional edge whitening and cylinder rotation marking. Grip frame exposure past the grip panels' edges is minimal, as the photos show. We rate this 351 as Excellent in Box, perhaps Near Mint, but photos ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright and clean. The only comparable Blue Steel 3 inch 5 shot revolver on the market is the occasionally produced 36-10 Classic in 3 inch; if a person can even find one of those, it will severely damage $1,000.00. We're offering the Rossi 351 Blue 3 inch in the photos, however, for only $ 299.00. Not transferable to civilian residents of California, the District of Colombia, or Massachusetts. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> $15 lower 48; $40 AK, HI, PR, USPS Priority. 7 day money back on used items, but No Returns on NIB, Lay-away, or Ammo. Lay-away OK, 20% down, 90 days to pay. 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While visiting my daughter in California, I overheard two of my 13-year-old grandson's friends discussing the Smithsonian fracas over the dropping of an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. The sympathy one boy expressed for the victims of the bombing was understandable, but when he went on to condemn our government for its decision to drop the bomb on "innocent civilians," (his quote), I inquired as to how he came to this conclusion. Apparently their teacher (who was not yet born when this event occurred) had instructed the class about the bombing, and provided her opinion that the United States acted immorally.
I suggested that the boys ask the teacher some questions regarding our war with Japan, especially about the "sneak" attack on Pearl Harbor, how long was it in the planning, and what the Japanese hoped to gain.
Finally, I asked that they inquire why the battleship Arizona lies with its hundreds of dead sailors at the bottom of Pearl Harbor. How many Americans died during the Bataan Death March? Iwo Jima? Corregidor? Tarawa? The Philippines? And Saipan (where my brother was seriously wounded, and to this day mourns the loss of so many of his comrades there).
Perhaps the so-called revisionists of history will make other attempts to alter the facts concerning our country's war with Japan to coincide with their unique manner of thinking, but they had best wait another 20 or 30 years, so that none of us who lived through those times are around to dispute their views.
Fort Lauderdale


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Don't you just love it when a photographer with such an enormous ego takes it upon themselves to school a former "subcontractor employee" about the merits of whether an IPhone is a valid camera? I broke ties with this guy about three years ago and never looked back. Yet, here he is trolling my blog with this shit – as if I care what he thinks. And, this is his business blog for his photography studio. That's real smart.
Here's his comment:
And here's the post on my blog that he was commenting upon:
Had the asshole read all the way through the post, I admitted my 5D would have made a better photo, but the IPhone was at hand for the moment.
Love the "Sorry my dearly departed friend" part in the intro. Real nice.
Some people just need to move on with life – or get over themselves. Actually, both.


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Some good cake baking games include Anna Wedding Cake Contest, Cakery Bakery and Yummy Strawberry Cake. These games are available to play online and do not require professional cake-baking skills. The players are only required to follow the instructions on the screen to enjoy playing the games.
Anna Wedding Cake Contest is a cake-baking game based on the story of Princess Anna. The princess is getting married and requests the player to decorate her wedding cake. When playing Anna Wedding Cake Contest, players can choose the Free Decoration game mode or Contest Mode.
In the Free Decoration mode, players decorate the cakes as they wish while in the Contest Mode, and they are required to select decorations from the menu to create the exact cake displayed on the screen. The game also comes with a countdown timer to make it more competitive.
To play the Yummy Strawberry Cake game, players are required to read the directions provided on the screen to discover the available baking tools. The Cakery Bakery game is compatible with an iPhone, iPad and iPod. It features three game modes: Score, Quick and Timed. Players are required to showcase their cake stacking skills by participating in the tower bakery challenge, which is suitable for all age groups.


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Dis-Patch festival was founded in 2002 as continuation of the activities of the Belgradeyard Sound System collective, an independent organization dedicated to the promotion of new music tendencies, related art practices and the advancement of the local music and art scene through creating links between Serbian artists and audiences and established artists from around the world.
Stress is put on music, educational, art and design projects such as workshops, seminars, lectures, panels, screenings… All walking the thin line between sound and image. In this context, Dis-patch School for new media manipulation was initiated in 2004, with a free admission workshop program focusing on video production and history of "synasthetic art". Although electronic music is, generally speaking, very present on the Serbian cultural scene, most of the events are restricted to a more entertainment oriented approach.
The conception of the Dis-patch festival is to fill the blanks made by this practice, present emerging artists and technologies and foster audience participation and involvement of the local contemporary arts/music/new media scene. The festival explores the secret potentials of its surrounding by occupying several different venues over the course of one event, providing a strong community aspect and involvement of different cultural actors and institutions on the Serbian scene.


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Sign up for New Residential Utility Service
Before you start the application, please note:
New Residential Service Applications require:
- Applicants to upload a photo of driver's license.
- Once the application is received, the required deposit* or letter of credit** is due before service can be established.
Utility Billing Customer Service Account Specialist's goal is to process all complete applications within 2 working days. (Complete are those with letter of credit** and copy of driver's license.) We will make every attempt to contact you if your application is for any reason incomplete or a deposit* is still required within 2 working days of submission.
Should service need to be established before an Account Specialist has contacted you, or if you have not been contacted within 2 working days we encourage you to make contact with Utility Billing at 817-573-1114.
New Service Applications that are not completed or no deposit has been paid are kept on file for only 10 working days from date of submission. Should the customer not fulfill the application requirements within 10 days, the applicantion will need to be re-submitted.
*Deposits are twice the average bill amount for service address. Average bill is calculated on the most recent 12 months of consistent usage. The deposit is refundable with good credit history after 24 months. In most cases a refund results in a credit to your account.
**Letter of Credit Requirements: Utility Bill History or Letter of Credit showing no more than 1 late penalty for 12 months from the most recent 12 months. i.e. If this is Feb 2018 applicants must provide Jan 2017 to Jan 2018 credit or bill history. Any less than 12 months of service; or more then the past 6 month history prior to application months do not meet requirements therefore a deposit will be required.
Yes, I am prepared to meet the above requirements. I would like to continue to the online application.
There are 2 options to establish new utility service:
Online Option
Fill out the New Residential Customer Application, if you are prepared to meet the requirements above.
Walk-in Option
Visit Granbury City Hall at 116 W Bridge Street, (MAP) weekdays between 8am and 5pm to fill out a new application. You will need to bring the following:
Additional options for your utility service:
Average Monthly Payment Plan
Ask about our Average Monthly Payment "AMP" Plan. After one year of being a utility customer with the City, residential customers can sign up to have their utility service bill changed a "rolling average of consumption". You can discontinue participation in the program at any time. AMP Application
Sign up for Electronic Billing
Enroll in Auto Draft
New Commercial Customers
Please contact the Granbury Permit Department at City Hall to ensure all permit related applications have been completed before submitting a commercial utility application for new service.
Commercial Accounts
On a commercial account, a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) must be issued by the city of Granbury Permits Department before utility service can be initiated and all backflow devices and grease traps current.
Commercial deposits shall be made in cash. The Director of Finance, or his or her authorized representative, may authorize an alternate method of deposit for commercial accounts on a case by case basis. For commercial accounts, a service deposit shall be based on the estimate of the cost of sixty (60) days utility service, with a $150 minimum deposit. The amount of the deposit shall be estimated by the Director of Finance, or his or her authorized representative. When billings for a comparable establishment are not available to establish the deposit for a commercial connection, the Director of Finance shall estimate a two month billing based upon information received from the applicant.
Backflow Testing
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Of Benefit to All
State Disability Insurance (SDI), Social Security Disability Benefits -- Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) -- and Medicare and MediCal (Medicaid)
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
A Cost of Living Increase for Social Security Beneficiaries in 2013
This is from the Social Security Newsletter I received today:
Monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for nearly 62 million Americans will increase 1.7 percent in 2013.
The 1.7 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will begin with benefits that more than 56 million Social Security beneficiaries receive in January 2013. Increased payments to more than 8 million SSI beneficiaries will begin on December 31, 2012.
The maximum amount of earnings subject to the Social Security tax (taxable maximum) will increase to $113,700 from $110,100. Of the estimated 163 million workers who will pay Social Security taxes in 2013, nearly 10 million will pay higher taxes based on the increase in the taxable maximum.
Learn more about the COLA and resulting changes by reading the press release and fact sheet at www.socialsecurity.gov/pressoffice/pr/2013cola-pr.html.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Great Opportunity; Check out the Link Below
The World Institute on Disability Posted this on their FaceBook Page today. I'm going to the one on the 13th here in Los Angeles at the downtown L.A. Library.
It will be loaded with great information. No one's selling anything, no cards will be given, no names will be taken. I am very much looking forward to it. Hope I see you.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
This is a big deal!
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Today, the National Council on Disability (NCD) – an independent federal agency – released a report calling for the phase-out of a provision in the Fair Labor Standards Act, known as the 14(c) program, that allows employers who receive a certificate from the U.S. Department of Labor, to pay less than federal minimum wage to workers with disabilities for work performed.
The central theme of the recommendations in the report is the gradual phase-out of the 14(c) program, and accompanying systems change to enhance existing resources and create new mechanisms for supporting individuals in securing integrated employment. The net outcome of implementing these recommendations is to improve opportunities for persons with disabilities in line with the goals of the Americans with Disabilities Act for equality of opportunity, economic self-sufficiency, independent living, and full participation in all aspects of society.
NCD recognizes that its recommendations impact thousands of individuals and their families. NCD further recognizes that it will take support from many stakeholders to eliminate the discriminatory practices of the 14(c) program and build a sustainable supported employment infrastructure along with other supports.
This fall, as a step toward accomplishing these goals and to create momentum for the system change that is necessary, NCD plans to draft proposed legislation.
The full report can be read at: http://www.ncd.gov/publications/2012/August232012/
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
National DIsability Instute Newsletter...
These are the headlines:
ABLE Act Update - Push to Sign on Cosponsors before November Election
Update on Mandatory Direct Express Master Card for Federal Benefits
The Affordable Care Act's Impact on Citizens with Disabilities
SSDI Program Careening Toward Bankruptcy
NDI Makes Asset Development Recommendations in Response to Senator Harkin's Disability Employment Report
Looming Discretionary Spending Cuts (Sequestration) Threaten Disability Programs
Second Anniversary of Dodd-Frank: A Work in Progress
July Employment Numbers
A couple of other items, too. My Introduction to Benefits Establishment Course at the Recovery Education Institute of Orange County has begun. It is being administered by Saddleback College where I will be teaching the same coure (five years!) this Spring.
Also, going to Washington DC next week. Pacific Clinics has been selected one of six organizations throughout the country (out of 64 applicants) to participate in CFED's "Integrating Financial Empowerment into Social Service Delivery Programs" Intensive Learning Cluster. The other four are:
• El Buen Samaritano (Austin and central Texas)
• FEGS Health and Human Services (New York City)
• Solid Ground (Seattle, WA)
• Texas Office of the Attorney General-Child Support Division, Family Initiatives Section.
Very excited about this new project and will have lots mor to tell as I blog from the conference.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
HUD Offers First Chance To Comment On Homeless Housing Funding Formula In Twenty-Five Years
Deadline for Public Comment is October 1, 2012
With the recent issuance of the HEARTH Act regulations and the request for comments, came an opportunity to also comment on whether or not the funding formula for homeless housing should be changed and if so, what should be included in a new formula. We urge you to join us and submit comments by the deadline of October 1, 2012. (Click here for a sample letter)
While passing the HEARTH Act, Congress asked the US Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) to consider changing the formula used to determine distribution of Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing Continuum of Care funding provided to communities across the country. At that time, United Way of Greater Los Angeles convened a work group to address the issue. They also conducted research that identified more appropriate factors to be included in the formula. (More...)
PLEASE let HUD know that the existing formula penalizes communities like Los Angeles because it is based on factors that do not directly correlate with the causes of homelessness.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
A Poignant Reminder of What We're Up Against
Today the Republican Party approved a platform that The New York Times called "more aggressive in its opposition ... to gay rights than any in memory."
The intolerant document calls for a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage. It condemns President Obama for not defending the Defense of Marriage Act. The platform fails to recognize civil unions for gay couples, and it rejects the "use of the military as a platform for social experimentation" -- a veiled dig at the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."
This platform, which was written at the direction of Mitt Romney's campaign, defines the Republican Party today.
It's a sharp reminder of what we stand to lose if Romney and Ryan take the White House this November. One party supports our right to be equals in the eyes of the law, the other rejects it.
There is a clear choice in this election for the LGBT community and allies.
We've got to fight for the only candidate who has our back. Join Obama Pride on Dashboard, the campaign's online field office, and stay informed about campaign news, events, and opportunities to volunteer:
Jamie Citron
National LGBT Vote Director
Obama for America


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"Take it from the farmer in me, Antonia... the more seeds you sow, the more plants we'll grow.
I love wearing overalls,"
The Universe
This has particular potency for me due to my history with overalls (which I, too, LOVE wearing, and embroidering on)
... & the more blown-out, frayed, faded & raggedy, the better!
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Today's Message from the Universe
"Take it from the farmer in me, Antonia... the more seeds you sow, the more plants we'll grow.
Posted by Toni at 6:23 AM
2 comments:
- patty said...
me too!! I love overalls. Check out the apron I just made. We must be insync with each other.
- March 19, 2008 at 6:13 PM
- Carla said...
I would like overalls better if I were about 45 pounds lighter. In overalls, I look like I weigh about 400 pounds. Which, by the way, I do not.;) What I like are sweats! Yes, I know they aren't all that flattering, but I put them on as soon as I get home!
- March 22, 2008 at 6:37 PM
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I'm getting married in two years and I've met a lot of friends within my college career because I've transferred twice already. How do I politely get around not having everyone in my bridal party?
Wedding planning would be so much easier without all the people involved, right? Seriously, you are great to be concerned with your friends' feelings and wanting to make sure that you don't offend anyone. The easiest solution: stick to family and keep your wedding party small. Your friends won't question your sisters and your fiance's cousins standing up at the altar with you.
But chances are, you do want some of your friends with you, too. If it helps, your bridal party can be as big as you want it to be. Have 20 close friends that you love? It is perfectly fine if you fit them all in (yes, even if your fiance only has two groomsmen).
Bottom line: Wait awhile before inviting anyone to be a bridesmaid. Two years is a long engagement; you have plenty of time. Once the time comes, select your bridesmaids and give the others positions of honor such as performing a reading at your ceremony or manning the guest book. Be as generous and kind as you can. Don't make excuses or feel the need to explain your decision--that generally just makes it worse. Some might be a little offended, but if you put the effort into showing them that you value them as a friend, they will move past it.
For more answers to all of your wedding etiquette dilemmas visit our Planning & Etiquette guide.
Photo Credit: Scobey Photography


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Lionstone JV Buys Eight Tracts at Lantana with Capacity for 1.1 MSF of Office Space
- Aug 28, 2012
By Gail Kalinoski, Contributing Editor
More than 1.1 million square feet of office space could be built on eight undeveloped land tracts totaling 154 acres in an Austin, Texas, mixed-use development that Stratus Properties Inc. has sold to a subsidiary of The Lionstone Group, Lincoln Property Group and Greenfield Properties for $15.8 million in cash.
Since it purchased the 738 acres in January 1994 for $4.1 million, the Austin-based residential and commercial development company has sold properties at the Lantana site for an aggregated sales price of about $100 million and with an aggregate sales cost of approximately $46.1 million. Earlier this year, Stratus sold 7500 Rialto Office Park, a 29-acre Lantana site with two office buildings totaling 150,000 square feet of space to Lincoln Properties and Greenfield Partners for $27 million.
Stratus still owns three undeveloped commercial sites, totaling 60 acres, at Lantana that have entitlements for about 325,000 square feet of retail space and 230,000 square feet for office development. The company plans to develop the tract with 325,000 square feet of retail space itself as a mixed-used project. It has a second tract under contract that has entitlements for 70,000 square feet of office space. Stratus plans to hold onto the third site on which 160,000 square feet of offices could be built either for future sale or development. The remaining 45 acres on the site were used for infrastructure, including streets, and other public uses.
"The Austin real estate market is showing signs of significant improvement and we are optimistic about our ongoing and potential development projects," William H. Armstrong, Stratus chairman of the board, CEO and president, said earlier this month when the publicly-held firm released its second-quarter 2012 filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Capitol Market Research noted in its 2011 year-end summary of the Austin office market that it was "regaining strength as leasing activity has picked up in the CBD and most suburban markets." The report stated that office leasing occupancy had ticked up by 3.3 percent in the second half of 2011. While rents had been flat in 2011, Capitol Market Research said it expected office rents to increase this year as the occupancy rates continued to rise.
Stratus has developed several other large projects in the area, including the W Austin Hotel & Residences in downtown Austin that it built for about $300 million through a joint venture with Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund II, L.P. In the SEC filing, Stratus noted that most of the condo units at the W were finished and 100 of the 159 units had been sold for $107.4 million. As of July 31, seven more were under contract. The 251-room hotel is being managed by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. and had REVPAR of $225 during second quarter and $232 for the first six months of 2012, up from $182 during the second quarter of 2011 and $190 for the first half of that year.
Construction is ongoing at another Stratus project – the 92,473-square-foot Parkside Village mixed-use center in the Circle C master-planned community in southwest Austin. Parkside Village is expected to be completed by the end of the year. As of June 30, occupancy was 66 percent, according to the development company. The Alamo Drafthouse, a 33,650-square-foot movie theater and restaurant is already open. Other parts of the project include a 13,890-square-foot medical clinic and five retail buildings ranging from 5,000 square feet to a nearly 15,000-square-foot building.


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|27 Jun 2010
Correct, you can do a clean install with a upgrade Windows 7 installation disc. :)
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|29 Jun 2010
I hope this hasn't already been asked...but...in Windows XP, if you weren't able to boot into the OS, you were able to reinstall an XP installation from the recovery console.
I see an option to do a Startup Repair, but can you reinstall a Windows 7 installation from the repair disc?
|My System Specs
|29 Jun 2010
Not the repair disc, but if you have an installation disc, you can do a repair install or clean install.
From the repair disc, you can do a startup repair, open a command prompt, do a system restore, and restore from a system image.
|My System Specs
|29 Jun 2010
Thanks! So basically I would put in the installation disc and get to the point where I can click 'Install Now' (as shown in Method Two Step 4 of the System Recovery Options tutorial), and there will be an option to either clean install or reinstall?
|My System Specs
|29 Jun 2010
A clean install is another name for a reinstall.
Here on SF, we use the terms clean install and custom install separately. They are the same thing, except in a clean install, you format the disk before installing. A custom install backs up your user data to a Windows.old folder, but does not save programs.
There is also an in-place upgrade. When you do an in-place upgrade while in Windows 7 already, it is referred to as a repair install. It keeps all your programs and data intact, while replacing system files. An in-place upgrade can also be done from Vista.
If you cannot get into Windows to run the installer, you cannot do a repair install. You are left with the option of doing a complete reinstall, meaning either a custom or clean install.
See these tutorials so you feel confident enough to go ahead:
Clean Install Windows 7
Custom Install Windows 7
|My System Specs
|29 Jun 2010
Sorry for mixing up the lingo - I am talking about a repair install. You answered my question though, looks like I cannot do a repair install if I can't get into Windows. Which is weird considering you could in XP. What's up with that Microsoft...
|My System Specs
|29 Jun 2010
windows 7 home premium
If you do a clean install without using the "HP factory restore" disc or partition, then yes you will lose all of the included HP stuff, programs, and drivers that HP had preinstalled.
You would get drivers for your HP computer at the HP website below, and you can get driver downloads for each of the other devices you connect/install to your computer at the device manufacturer's website.
For 32-bit Windows 7 HP g60 230us Notebook drivers:
Software & Driver Downloads HP G60-230US Notebook PC - HP Customer Care (United States - English)
For 64-bit Windows 7 HP g60 230us Notebook drivers:
Software & Driver Downloads HP G60-230US Notebook PC - HP Customer Care (United States - English)
I retrieved all my data from my C Drive and then followed the tutorial on a Clean Install with my upgrade disc...being careful to activate manually...and installed on a newly formatted drive. I then installed the drivers from the list provided by you and followed up with my programs. The bonus is that all the HP stuff loaded on my computer is gone!
I'm up and running, faster and leaner than ever!!
Thanks for all the help on the forums from all those that contribute. Good to know there is support out there...God knows the manufacturers don't help!!
|My System Specs
|29 Jun 2010
You're most welcome Rush. I'm happy to hear that you are up and running. :)
|My System Specs
|30 Jun 2010
Windows 7 Professional
Success At Last.
Too all those that offered their 'opinion(s)' = Thanks.
It was a combination of them that led to success.
But I have a suggestion to include in 'Step 1: Open msconfig, and disable ALL NON MS applications (both under services and startup) AND to disconnect ALL peripheral - except keyboard, mouse and WEB Connection' of course.
I also have a suggesstion to all in this forum: 'When someone posts a problem, do not assume that they are 'novices'! I for one, probably have more years of working on computers than most of you have been on this earth - started as an operator in 1965, became a cobol programmer in 1969, a LAN Administrator to over 300 users in 1991. However, I just started working with WINDOWS 7 - in March of 2010!!!! For those of you that knew XP and earlier, there was very little change to the user interface over the years. WINDOWS 7 on the other hand, was completly changed.'
So don't assume you are working with 'the nuts that call the help desk'. Ask me questions about XP - I could probably answer as quickly as others on this forum.
Thanks for all that offered their 'input' and hopefully others learned from this thread.
|My System Specs
|05 Jul 2010
Windows 7 build 7600
My question is: do I have to reinstall all my applications after doing a repair Install? (some of my apps are installed on c: drive, but most of them are installed on d:)
If I must reinstall them, which of them must I reinstall (the ones on c:, or d: or BOTH)?
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