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Blog Post #2 "Wedding Gift"'
Blog Post #3 "Table and its Drawers"
"For Eliza Fish Denison, given by her to her son Charles E. Stewart"
"Made by Daniel Edgecomb, Mystic, 1823"
If these notes had not be written in "their drawers", I would not have known the history of this table. It is confirming evidence that the writing in the family bible was done by Eliza Fish Dension Stewart. She lived with her son after her husband died, and lived a good long time with them. My grandfather was a teenager when she died and must have listened to her stories of the family history. Charles, my great grandfather, kept a scrapbook of newspaper clippings. Most of them were about the North Stonington area, so I donated it to the North Stonington Historical Society after photocopying several pages of articles and obituaries.
Because this lower inscription says "for", it confirms that this piece of furniture was given to her from the Fish household, passed to my great-grandfather, my grandfather, my mother and now to me.
But, what is most mysterious is the original notation about Daniel Edgecomb. Daniel Denison Edgecomb (1802-1887) was the grandson of Rachel Denison (1734-1815), wife of Joseph Copp. She was the great grandaughter of John Borodell Denison and his wife Phebe Lay who are in my direct line.
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The city of Washington, DC, is a beautiful place, especially around Easter time when the Cherry blossoms are in full bloom around the tidal basin. However, the picture below was taken during the second week of October. The blossoms have long past faded, but the leaves are still green, and on the outskirts of the city some of the tops of maples are starting to tinge with the orange and red colors of Fall. In the photo is a monument that might be forgotten during seasons other than the Spring. It is the "Japanese Lantern" gifted to America by Japan as were the cherry trees surrounding the lantern (see below)
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It was one of these Springs that my mother's parents and family took a short ride from Alexandria out to the blossoming Cherry trees and thankfully took pictures of the picnic.
Grandpap, Charles A. Gailliot, and Grandma Margaret, born Austel, and their oldest grandchildren under the blossoming Cherry Trees. Bob Kramp (me) is the oldest boy in the center, with brother, Billy, on the left, and our first cousin, Denis Bailey, on the right. He is the son of Joe Bailey and Helen (Gailliot). Taken about 1947. Unfortunately, Grandpap died the next year in February of 1948, aged 54 years.
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Thursday's finals concluded with the 200 free relay. The Gaucho team consisting of Peterson, Allen, Thompson and Ferguson finished fourth with a time of 1:18.54.
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2003 Volkswagen Passat Wagon ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Stellar interior, European ride and handling.
Volkswagen Passat is the refined member of the mid-size class. It offers a high-quality interior and a high-quality driving experience.
Passat is a true midsize car, competing against the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, and Nissan Altima. Arguably, Passat offers more style and character than any of them, without sacrificing midsize practicality.
Its innovative, sophisticated engines are smooth and powerful. Passat is now America's best-selling German-built car. Six years ago, Volkswagen sold about 15,000 Passats annually; in 2002 Volkswagen sold 96,142 of them.
Volkswagen freshened up the Passat last year, with bolder contours and new lights front and rear. A stiffer chassis improved ride and handling as well as body panel fit. For 2003, VW has further expanded the Passat line, with a new base model called the GL; while the GLS now comes with alloy wheels and a power sunroof.
Volkswagen Passat is available as a four-door sedan and a station wagon. Prices range from $21,750 to $38,700. Three engines are available: the turbocharged four-cylinder 1.8 T, the 2.8-liter V6, and the innovative W8. Passat is available with front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.
GL sedan ($21,750) and wagon ($22,550) are well-equipped bargains. Powered by the 1.8-liter turbocharged inline-four shared by Volkswagen and Audi, the GL models come standard with air conditioning, cruise control, rear window and side mirror defrosters and a multi-function trip computer. A five-speed manual transmission is standard; a five-speed automatic with Tiptronic control is optional ($1,075).
GLS 1.8 T sedan ($22,885) and wagon ($23,685) add fog lamps, 15-inch alloy wheels and a power tilt-and-slide glass sunroof. GLS models also offer a few options not available on the GL, such as a Homelink garage-door transmitter ($130), and a leather upholstery package ($1,615) that includes a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls.
GLS V6 sedan ($25,385) and wagon ($26,185) get the 2.8-liter V6 rated 190 horsepower. They come with five-speed manual or the optional Tiptronic automatic. V6 models come with real wood trim.
GLX sedan ($28,750) and wagon ($29,550) add leather upholstery, electronic climate control, Monsoon audio, heated and powered driver and passenger seats with memory, heated washer nozzles, rain-sensor automatic wipers, power flush-folding side mirrors, and 16-inch alloy wheels with 205/55HR16 all-season tires. Five-speed manual gearbox is standard, Tiptronic automatic is optional ($1,075). GLX buyers can also choose Volkswagen's 4Motion all-wheel drive ($1,750), but only with the automatic transmission.
W8 sedan ($37,900) and wagon ($38,700) come with the 4.0-liter eight-cylinder engine rated 270 hp and virtually all amenities. Tiptronic automatic and 4Motion all-wheel drive are standard. An Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) is standard. W8 also adds 215/55HR16 tires, a more comprehensive trip computer, and a self-dimming rearview mirror as standard equipment. More lavish interior brightwork, special grille badges and four chrome-tipped tail pipes help the W8 stand out. Rear brake discs are vented rather than solid. An optional Sport Package ($1500) includes firmer shocks and springs and 17-inch alloy wheels with 225/45HR17 tires.
Major options include a Cold Weather Package ($325) that includes heated seats and washer nozzles to Passat GL and GLS. An upgraded Monsoon audio system is available ($325). ESP ($280) is available for all models.
Passat is covered by a four-year/50,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty that includes wear-and-tear items and adjustments for the first 12 months or 12,000 miles. The powertrain warranty was reduced last year to five years/60,000 miles, but is now fully transferable. Passat owners are also covered by a four-year/50,000-mile 24-hour roadside assistance program.
Passat's styling is distinctive, but understated. Its arched roof and six-window side glass stand out in a parking lot full of look-alike sedans. Last year's alterations to the front and rear made Passat's avant-garde design bolder. The chrome-accented grille is sharply raked and smoothly integrated into the bumper.
All Passats come with halogen headlamps under clear polycarbonate lenses; all but GL have projector-beam halogen foglamps integrated into the front bumper. High-intensity gas-discharge (HID) headlamps and headlamp washers enhance the W8.
Unique rear lamps with stacked round lenses integrated a body-hugging shape highlight Passat's crisp rear styling. The effect is vintage and futuristic at the same time, handsome and charming.
Volkswagen Passat offers the best, highest-quality interior in the mid-size class. Volkswagen is a leader in interior design and interior quality, and it shows here. The attention to detail is just wonderful. Where other manufacturers use cheap-looking plastic, Volkswagen uses very high-quality materials that look so good it's a shame to call them plastic.
Even the base Passat GL features high-quality cloth seats that are comfortable and great to look at. The cloth seat fabric is a high-quality cloth. Some of the interior surfaces are finished in a special soft-touch paint that's aesthetically appealing. Our only concern is that some of the light-colored fabrics that are available may show dirt over the long term.
Front seats in all models are firm and comfortable for long drives. Driver and passenger get fully adjustable seats. A hand-crank recliner knob offers infinite variation, but seems awkward and takes time to adjust. Height adjustment is accomplished with a lever that acts like a jack to raise or lower the seat. Another adjustment changes the angle of the seat. The console between the front seats offers adjustable cup holders and a large storage compartment. GLX and W8 come with eight-way power-adjustable seats.
Dash and seats are cleanly designed and handsome, harmonizing well with the exterior styling. The arched hood over the instruments echoes the roofline, and the soft curve of the dash matches the exterior sheet metal. Speedometer and tachometer flank two smaller gauges, all with the look of precision instruments. At night they illuminate in a cool blue (indigo) glow. A multifunction trip computer calculates time, distance, average speed, average fuel consumption, instantaneous fuel consumption, miles to empty, and outside temperature. There's even a light for low washer fluid.
Getting in is easy, with a silicone-damped assist handle over each door. Central locking is standard, and a valet key keeps the guys at the parking garage out of your trunk. The center dome light, with time delay, is complemented by two reading lights front and rear. There's also a light in the glove box.
Standard safety equipment includes the requisite frontal airbags, plus seat-mounted side-impact airbags, and side-curtain airbags designed to protect both front and rear seat passengers. All side airbags are not the same. Unlike the more common side airbags that protect occupants' chests, the curtain-style airbags in the Passat provide head protection, and that's important. Doors lock at 8 mph (but can be reprogrammed by the dealer) and unlock for occupant rescue if the airbags deploy.
The rear seats are comfortable and offer lots of headroom. Two adult males will find adequate room in the back seat, but three will be a squeeze and shouldn't be contemplated for more than a short ride. Volkswagen must see it this way because three-point seat belts are provided for the outboard passengers only. Cup holders for the rear seats are located in a fold-down armrest that provides some storage.
The trunk in the base sedan is big, with a flat floor extending the full distance to the seatbacks. The result is an impressive 15 cubic feet of cargo capacity, which is more than Honda Accord, less than Toyota Camry and Nissan Altima. Articulated trunk-lid struts don't intrude into the trunk like goose neck hinges (and they are chromed, a nice touch). The rear seatback on front-wheel-drive models splits 60/40 and folds down to extend trunk space. Opt for 4Motion all-wheel drive, however, and you lose a full one-third of the trunk's capacity to the extra mechanism between the rear wheels. Nor do the rear seats fold down. You have to make do with an armrest-sized pass-through.
Passat wagons offer 39 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats in place, 56.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded down, more than a Land Rover Freelander.
Driving Impression
Volkswagen Passat provides a smooth ride and taut handling, regardless of model. It feels extremely stable at high speeds and connected to the road, yet the suspension filters out most of the unwanted road vibration. Best of all, it feels like it's carved out of one solid piece, and lacks the chassis flex of many sedans.
Volkswagen and Audi share the 1.8 T engine. Although relatively small, this 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine uses double overhead camshafts with five valves per cylinder, and a turbocharger and intercooler to produce a prodigious 170 horsepower. All of that stuff is about breathing, and it means the 1.8 T can pump a lot of air (and fuel) through to produce lots of power. Its broad torque band, with 166 pounds-feet available from 1950 rpm all the way up to 5000 rpm, means it responds whenever you step on the gas. One downside of the 1.8 T is its thirst for 91-octane unleaded premium. Passat 1.8 T is rated 22/31 mpg City/Highway by the EPA. A Honda Accord EX gets better fuel economy.
We love the 1.8 T when paired with the manual transmission. It's incredibly smooth and quiet, but step on the gas and the car takes off, no matter which gear it's in. At first, we hated this engine with the automatic transmission. The transmission is quite sophisticated, but does not always seem to understand what the turbocharger is trying to accomplish. As a result, the transmission hunts back and forth, particularly annoying around town. Also, it can get caught out just when you need power: Jump into a clear lane in stop-and-go traffic, step on the throttle and it can hesitate for a moment as if it's trying to figure out what it's supposed to do. Meanwhile, an 18-wheeler is barreling up in the rear-view mirror. But familiarization improves it and most of the time it works just fine. Like the engine, the transmission is incredibly smooth. When cruising on the highway or when standing on it, it works very well and the Tiptronic allows the driver to shift manually. That said, we still think 1.8 T works best with the manual transmission, while the automatic works best with the V6 engine.
Passat 1.8 T is quicker than a Honda Accord EX or a Toyota Camry SE. The 1.8 T with a manual gearbox is quicker than the V6 with an automatic. W8 is the quickest Passat with a claimed 6.5-second dash from 0 to 60 mph.
Raw numbers aside, we like the eager feel of the 1.8 T with the five-speed manual. It has a solid punch down low, thanks to careful tuning of the turbocharger, but really sings in the upper rev range. This engine truly enjoys its work, and working it is especially enjoyable. So car and driver are happy. The shifter slides effortlessly from gear to gear, contributing an operational delight of its own, with a feel of quality material shaped by careful hands.
Passat GLX and GLS V6 models offer excellent throttle response and quick acceleration performance. GLS V6 ($26,460) is an excellent choice for someone who wants a responsive sedan with an automatic. The 2.8-liter V6 engine develops only 20 more horsepower (190) than the turbocharged four-cylinder, but produces a healthy 206 pounds-feet of torque (verses 166 for the 1.8 T). Torque is that force that propels you away from intersections and up steep grades and the V6 has plenty of it. According to Volkswagen, Passat GLS V6 can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in about 7.3 seconds, while Passat GLS 1.8 T takes 7.9 seconds, when both have five-speed manual. (With the automatic, it's 8.2 for the V6, 8.8 for the 1.8 T.)
We drove a Passat GL with the manual transmission on winding roads in the red clay hills north of Atlanta. And we drove a Passat GL with the five-speed automatic in the desert country of Southern California on back roads between Palmdale and Santa Barbara. We were impressed by the Passat's ability to accelerate away from slow corners with little drama from the chassis. The Passat shows none of the squirreliness suffered by many front-drive cars, due in large part.
Volkswagen Passat is the refined European member of mid-size sedans. It's slightly smaller than its competitors, Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, among them. Passat also tends to be priced higher than comparably equipped models. Passat's value is the refinement and quality it offers. Passat also comes loaded with features that are options on other sedans, so there's no real need to order extra-cost options. This is the car to get if you appreciate quality and attention to detail.
Passat GL with five-speed manual ($21,750) is our choice. It's fun to drive, relatively affordable, and beats the V6 by several miles per gallon. Yet it delivers the Volkswagen quality. GLS V6 with the automatic ($26,460) is an excellent choice for someone who wants a responsive, well-equipped sedan with an automatic. Spring for the GLX sedan ($28,750) if you want a real luxury car.
Passat W8 ($37,900) will place you in an exclusive group of drivers. There is no other W8 engine in the world, nor is there likely to be one, and owners of a W8 can expect to explain the difference between it and a V8 many, many times. It probably won't garner the cachet of, say, a Mercedes C320 sedan, but you'll be driving an excellent automobile and will gain respect from enthusiasts. Its features make the W8 a good deal for the money, even if it is priced higher than any previous VW. Volkswagen plans to sell only 5,000 W8s per year, which makes it something of a halo car for the Passat line.
Model Lineup
Sedans: GL 1.8 T ($21,750); GLS 1.8 T ($22,885); GLS V6 ($25,385); GLX V6 ($28,750); GLX V6 4Motion ($31,575); W8 ($37,900)
Wagons: GL 1.8 T ($22,550); GLS 1.8 T ($23,685); GLS V6 ($26,185); GLX V6 ($29,550); GLX V6 4Motion ($32,375); W8 ($38,700)
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Monsoon Sound System ($325); Electronic Stabilization Program ($280).
Model Tested
Passat GL ($21,750).
10220 Nw 27 Ave
Miami, Fl. 33147
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By Cody Willard
Good morning and welcome back to the Cody Word Wall Street fireworks show, where it ends up smelling like burnt phosphorous no matter where you sit.
Had a a big rally into the close on Friday and Apple's up another $8 today, which means it's up about $30 since I wrote this for my TradingWithCody.com subscribers Friday morning:
It's time to buy Apple AAPL again… I'm going to add to my Apple position today. Apple's already one of my top 3 largest positions and I've got much lower cost basis than today's quote, but I'm going to nibble on some January 2013 calls, looking around the $650 up to $700 on the strike prices.
I didn't expect that stock to move that very minute that I sent you guys out that note, but I'm glad I got it to you when I did. At any rate, I'm not chasing Apple /quotes/zigman/68270 /quotes/nls/aapl AAPL now but that doesn't mean I think this move is over. I think we can see Apple at $700 in the next couple months.
Last week we saw our Revolution Investing "Water Inflation" play, Lindsay /quotes/zigman/232307 /quotes/nls/lnn LNN , go up more than 15% after a blow-out quarterly report. Let's hit on some Water Inflation news this morning:
- Who is watching the water in southwest PA
- Graphene Can Improve Desalination Efficiency by Several Orders of Magnitude, Can Do Pretty Much Anything
- Attacks on environment invite public suspicion
- "[Gov Perdue vetoed the fracking bill because she] was not satisfied that drinking water, landowners, municipal and county governments and health and safety were protected in the bill. And she demanded that the General Assembly put such protections in the bill for her to sign it. So, unfortunately, Governor Perdue doesn't totally oppose fracking."
- Water Restrictions Lifted in 18 of 22 Towns; Middletown Still Under Boil Advisory
I've not done any trades so far on this holiday-shorted week, and I'm not sure I will even as I will be working every day this week on continuing my strategy of trying to invest in the most revolutionary companies I can find. There won't be any fire works here in Alto, NM this week where I was literally putting out a red-hot smoldering giant tree root system this morning — 23 days since the Little Bear Forest Fire blazed through here.
And before I let you go shoot fireworks of your own, I want to mention that you can get a free trial for my TradingWithCody.com service, which is not affiliated with Marketwatch, if you sign up before July 4th.
Cody Willard writes Revolution Investing for MarketWatch and posts the trades from his personal account at TradingWithCody.com. At time of publication, Cody was net long Apple and Lindsay.


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ArDMX provides a simple snippet of C code that you can embed into your own Arduino Project files (no need for additional C/CPP files altought this setup is also supported).
It basically consists of some lines of code in the setup routine, and an Interrupt Service Routine, which is called when new data arrives at the serial port of the Arduino.
The code is heavily based upon a app note by Henn (Henne's Site, German) and was simply adapted for arduino platforms.
As with the other approach by Max Pierson here, there are also two major drawbacks with this one, especially for the unexperienced Arduino/AVR programmer:
This means that the names of the registers and the name of the ISR vector used may differ if you use other hardware or arduino compatible clones. In some cases, it is sufficient to swap the digit contained within the register names (0 for USART0, 1 for USART1,...). When in doubt, the datasheets of the processor in use may help you out. Also, a look into the HardwareSerial.cpp file within your used platform directory can help to gain more information about the ISRs and registers being used. The code below is built to use the first (and only on most platforms) UART.
To avoid a redefinition error upon compile, you have to slightly modify your HardwareSerial.cpp when compiling the DMX receiver code. Don't forget to save the original one before! Now just do a search for "ISR(USARTn_RX_vect)" where n should be replaced by the number of the USART you actually use, e.g. "USART0_RX_vect". When you found the definition, just comment the whole block between the {..} out (it should be about 5 lines long or so).
Besides this drawbacks, you'll also need to have a suitable DMX shield or build a simple DMX receiver circuit on your own. These are mostly based on a 75176 or MAX485 integrated circuit, which is basically a transceiver for RS-485 lines. The RE pin of the MAX485 or 75176 needs to be connected to the RX pin of your arduino, and the IC needs to be powered correctly and have its "Receive Enable" pin set to LOW/GND.
Following variables and defines need to be added to your sketch:
The following code needs to be added to the setup function to configure the serial port correctly and set up serial communication:
The interrupt service routine gets called whenever new data arrives at the USART pin. With the high data rate DMX runs at, this will likely happen very often, so it is crucial to just do the most urgent stuff within that routine, and leave the rest for the main loop.
If all of the above is working correctly, and the RX status LED is blinking happily, you can do the main work with your received DMX values. They are stored in the array called "DmxRxField" and can be used in the main loop, as the ISR does its work on its own and does not need to be called externally.
A simple example for fading a LED according to the DMX value on the first received address might look like this:


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They could be used in warm weather, and for cross-country skiing.
Thursday's city Trail Committee meeting at Valley Technology Park provided a lot of insight on the possibilities for an expanded trail system in Crookston.
Pat Kelly, Public Works director/interim city administrator, led the way by showing the attendees a current trail map and asking what everyone's preferred areas for more trails would be. The majority said their top choice would be the Castle Park area. A couple others agreed on the need for more trails on the south end of town, specifically, along Fairfax Avenue. Ward 5 Council Member Dale Stainbrook, who represents that area on the city council, has long agreed Fairfax is sorely lacking when it comes to trails, but the city has for years run into roadblocks on land issues related to the railroad.
Some even had a dream area like Craig Hoiseth, executive director of the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA), who wanted "a tie-in between McDonald's and the Minakwa Golf Course all the way to Castle Park." Kelly mentioned that the Fairfax section is "shovel ready" and they hope to have funding for at least one of the places set up for this spring.
Previewing Thursday's meeting at this week's Park Board meeting, Parks & Recreation Director Scott Riopelle suggested the possibility of a 6,200 foot trail running on the wet side of the new levee from Oak Court to Castle Park. There are private property and easement issues to be hammered out, he stressed, and funding is obviously an issue, too. Also, the slope of the wet side of the levee could not be altered at at, either, Riopelle said, in any way that would compromise the integrity of the structure.
Riopelle and others agree that any trail that involves Castle Park, which officials are trying to make the community's signature park, would only enhance the city's effort to land a major state Legacy grant that would move the city's official campground from Central Park to Castle Park and add other amenities to the park that currently includes the dog park, nature play space and trails in the woods.
Stainbrook suggested that "the first conversation needs to be with the Department of Natural Resources to see what grants they recommend and if there is any leftover money from other grants." The DNR has federal trail funds under the "Regional Trail Grant Program" that can provide up to 50 percent of the cost for trails.
Trail Committee member Dale Knotek, an avid cross country skier, said he wants to see trails all around the city, especially for skiing. Knotek thinks that the Castle Park, Aunt Pauly's Slough and UMC Natural History areas would be great places since the loss of the Mount St. Benedict ski trails, due to the construction of a new residence for the sisters. Knotek would also like to see someone who could help with signage for any trails that might be constructed. Kelly thought these were great ideas and suggested that Knotek start a cross country skiing association for Crookston. "There are a lot of people here that would love to join," Kelly said.
Kelly has asked for the group's help in coming up with something solid, as well as assistance in grant funding requests. The Trail Committee will reconvene the first week of October to see what they have come up with.
Managing Editor Mike Christopherson contributed to this story.


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Our Collection
Another project that we are currently working on is the organization of the museum archives. Utilizing the skills of our volunteer corps and our college interns, we are moving forward in cataloging our archive collection. The goal is to have our entire collection on our searchable database so that students and other researchers will be able to come in and find individual letters, diaries, documents and photographs while sitting at a computer terminal in our research room. We are currently adding catalog records into the database, including a complete transcription of each document along with a high resolution digital image of each page. In order for this project to move forward, we will need more volunteers who would be interested in transcribing original letters and documents, many that have not been read since the Civil War. We will also need help with scanning these original documents, so if you have an abundance of time and patience, this may be the volunteer opportunity that you have been looking for. Part of our archives includes a growing reference library of Civil War volumes - many are 1st editions written during or just after the war. We presently have approximately 3,000 volumes that include regimental histories, biographies, reference books on many Civil War topics and original tactics books carried by the soldiers themselves, Union and Confederate.
Each year, we have several changing exhibits that add to the visitors experience during their trip to the museum. These exhibits cover a variety of topics which have in the past included: Harrisburg's role in the Battle of Gettysburg, the Civil War artwork of Mort Kunstler, the flags of the Civil War, women's roles in the Civil War, children and the war, the Buffalo Soldiers, slavery and those who escaped, artwork of soldiers, newspapers and reporting the war, conscription during the Civil War and at present an exhibit called "In the Hands of the Enemy - Captivity, Parole & Exchange of Prisoners in the Civil War". This rare topic highlights the brutal conditions of prisoner of war camps, both Confederate and Union. This exhibit will display rare artifacts from the Museum's collection and panels will address and explain the conditions of the camps and daily prisoner life.
I will continue to update and improve this page with our progress on the many new projects that we have started and with projects that we are cooking up for the future. Your input is always welcome, so if you have an idea for an exhibit, maybe something you would like to see on this page or an idea on how to improve your Civil War experience here at the museum, I want to hear it!
Thank you,
Brett Kelley


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Groups & Clusters of GalaxiesChandra images provide dramatic evidence of these mega-mergers. Cosmic "weather systems" millions of light years across are observed, as relatively cool 50 million degree Celsius clouds of gas fall into much larger and hotter clouds.
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Miley Cyrus' Grandmother in Critical Care
Miley Cyrus fans need to rally together and send their thoughts and prayers out to the teen's paternal grandmother, who was admitted to critical care in the hospital on Easter Sunday (April 8).
Miley's dad, singer Billy Ray Cyrus, took to his own Twitter account to share the news with fans, posting: "Please say a prayer for my Mom "Ruthie." She is in critical care at the hospital this morning. On my way to be with her. God Bless You All."
'The Climb' singer also thanked her fans for the support they've showed. She posted: "glorious easter sunday. thanks for all the love today. meant a lot to me and my family. xo keep prayin'." You hear that, Cyrus-a-holics? Keep the good thoughts, love and energy coming. That's what the singer needs, not all the media frenzy that follows everything else she tweets about.
PopCrush would like to send our best wishes to Ruthie and the Cyrus family during this period. We sure hope that everything is okay.


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So it turns out that I can write a book and also do other things, but writing a book plus anything else equals total disaster for the rest of my life. The last couple of weeks, I've been working on the new column for Redbook (the first one will appear in the January 2010 issue), so I neglected some other matters. Like remembering to eat, or talking to people. Also writing in this here blog.
And. And I just stared into space for about fifteen minutes while I tried to think of something else to write. Listen. I know you didn't need to know that. I realize you are not reading this as I write. I thought I'd take you along for a minute on my mind journey. If it's going to go blank for a bit, why shouldn't you know? Don't you want to join me in my fugue state?
When I say I spent the last couple of weeks writing my Redbook column, what I mean is that I spent one week hiding under the duvet insisting that I have nothing worthwhile to say to anyone, and another week hiding under the duvet, emerging to tap out a few words, running around screaming that I'm a worthless hack, and then diving headfirst back under the duvet. You think I'm exaggerating, don't you? I can see it on your face. All right, maybe I'm exaggerating a little, shut up.
I don't know if writing is this way for anyone else, but when I'm faced with a deadline, the few days beforehand are torture. (And yet I could never get anything done without a deadline. And meeting a deadline is an unparalleled relief.) The only way I can get anything done is the following: I must 1) wear a hooded robe or sweater, hood up, and 2) put a blanket over my head, so as to create another hood over the hood, and if that's not enough I 3) close my eyes while writing. Is that not utterly pathetic? I have to squirrel myself away in a cocoon of emotional comfort so that I can (sometimes tearfully) bang out the last few words I require to get the job done. But for whatever reason, this works for me.
I mentioned some of my bizarre habits to my Redbook editor (on whom I may have a burgeoning girl-crush—but I won't admit to anything, except secretly when I whisper it in my pillow), and she seemed unfazed. She said brightly, "Well, that's your process!"
So I am not insane. I have figured out my process. And you? Do you have one? Come on, admit it.


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The walk to his Madison Ave. office from Penn Station was always a nice way for Thomas Gurry to start his day. However, in 2012 the Syosset, Long Island resident began to feel lightheaded and struggled for breath during his several block commute.
"It started to get progressively worse and felt like someone was hitting me in the chest with a brick," recalled Gurry, a partner in a data-base marketing firm. "I was having to stop more and more and started passing out."
An Air Force medic for four years who spent 18 months in the Philippines during the Vietnam War, Gurry thought it was a breathing issue, related to his having smoked for more than 30 years. A Long Island pulmonologist started treating him for COPD, a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease that makes it hard to breathe, but Gurry got increasingly worse. He was referred to a local cardiologist, who diagnosed him with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), a life-threatening condition and a common cause of heart failure.
Researching the condition led Gurry to one of the pre-eminent cardiologists in the field, Dr. Srihari S. Naidu, director of the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Program at Westchester Medical Center, the flagship of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network.
Gurry saw Naidu in the fall of 2016, and an echocardiogram with a pre-specified protocol for the disease confirmed the HCM diagnosis. "I've seen a lot of doctors," said Gurry, also a cancer survivor. "Naidu was very direct, listened and asked a lot of questions. He was the only one who asked me if I had breathing issues after eating, a sign of this condition," he said.
To continue reading Gurry's story of survival, visit Advancing Care in the Hudson Valley.


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Fedora Engineering Steering Committee
Affectionately known as FESCo. Currently meets every Thursday on the Freenode IRC Network in #fedora-meeting at 17:00 UTC.
Overall Mission
FESCo handles the process of accepting new features, the acceptance of new packaging sponsors, Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and SIG Oversight, the packaging process, handling and enforcement of maintainer issues and other technical matters related to the distribution and its construction.
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Facebook went public in May 2012 and its IPO was expected to turn 1,000 of its employees into millionaires. These millionaires may have made the county where they live and work, San Mateo, the best paid in the nation, The Wall Street Journal reports.
San Mateo residents made an average of $3,240 per week during the fourth quarter last year, or an annual salary of $168,000. That's more than Manhattan, the nation's second-highest paid area, which brings in $2,107 per week.
When WSJ's Scott Thurm looked into San Mateo's labor statistics, he noted the "computer systems design services" industry stood out. If you separate those 6,200 industry-specific San Mateo residents from the pack, you'll notice an even greater pay spike. Those people made an average of $82,891 per week during Q4 2012, or $4.3 million per year.
It all aligns perfectly with the timing of Facebook's IPO. Many of the stock options Facebook issued were set to vest six months following the IPO in November 2012.
"That kind of a jump can only be explained by what's happening with stock," Doug Henton, a San Mateo labor statistics expert and CEO of Collaborative Economics told Thurm.


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