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Apple, Chlorophyll, Icarus, Kinky, Melon, Omicron, Smacker, Swallow, Winsome, Yoyo…the English names chosen by (or assigned to) native Chinese speakers are often not so great.
And, in many cases, they're later regretted. Here's what a Hong Kong business student Fragile Chan had to say about his English name:
"I started using 'Fragile' when I was 14," he says. "I first encountered the word in my English class and I chose it as my name because I liked how it's pronounced."
Chan says his name makes it easy for others to remember him and it's an easy conversation-starter when he meets new people. But in his experience, having an uncommon name isn't always pleasant.
"I am tired of explaining my name to others when I need to introduce myself. Some people even mock me for having a 'fragile heart'," he says. Now Chan has decided to change his name to Nathan. "I would like to be less weird in formal situations," he says.
One U.S. entrepreneur has created a site called Best English Name, which helps Chinese students choose more appropriate English names. Site-suggested names include "Davis, Max, Eli, and Riley" for males and "Elody, Ava, Jolie, and Ellie" for females. These are a lot better than Kinky and Melon, and style-wise they're fairly appropriate for current teenagers.
But I think the best advice out there comes from Philip Guo's blog post How to choose an English name, because it can be applied to any age group.
His main recommendation? Go to the SSA's website, find the top 100 names for your birth year, and choose one from the list for your gender. He says:
You must choose your name from one of these 100 names. Even if you randomly choose a name (for your gender, of course), then congratulations, I guarantee that you have chosen a better name than most of your friends who tried to be creative!
So a 15-year-old student (b. 2001) can choose from names like:
- Isabel, Katie, Mia, Sophia, Zoe
- Aidan, Chase, Isaiah, Jack, Noah
But a 40-year-old business-person (b. 1976) can choose from names that might be a better fit for his/her generation, such as:
- Amy, Dana, Monica, Tina, Wendy
- Chad, Dennis, Peter, Shane, Tony
Best of all, every top 100 list includes names appropriate for people of various ages. For example, these names were on both the 1976 and the 2001 lists:
- Anna, Elizabeth, Michelle, Natalie, Sarah
- Adam, David, John, Nathan, Victor
Guo's other recommendations include ignoring name definitions entirely and sticking to the exact version of the name found in the top 100. He also suggests choosing a name that sounds somewhat like one's birth name, e.g., the English name Shawn would work well for a Chinese man named Sheng.
Do you have any other good advice for people (Chinese people in particular) seeking English names?
Sources: Students with unusual names: 'at least no one forgets us', Laowai Entrepreneur Wants to Rid China of English "Stripper Names", Popular Baby Names – SSA


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- "The charlatan bade the King give him a large sack of gold, so that he might purchase wands and other magical necessities. He also requested several large rubies, to be used in the casting of curative charms, and a silver chalice or two, for the storing and maturing of potions. All these things the foolish King supplied. The charlatan stowed the treasure safely in his own house and returned to the palace grounds."
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The last of the last:
A friend popped by yesterday and we picked all the "Sweet 100" cherry tomatoes we could spy – the few last sweet reds, the greens, and the in-betweens. Then we pulled the vines out of the yielding, fragrant soil, found a few more hiding in the slowly withering leaves, and dumped it in the weed bin.
You were good to me, "Sweet 100." Even though you're a Midwestern variety I was first tipped to in Iowa. Even though the soil I put you into had been sprinkled with concrete chunks when a contractor washed his wheelbarrow out into your raised bed. Even though I gently cursed your jungle-forming tendencies a time or two. Even if you weren't "Sungold," with its insane Brix measurement. You were a sweetie, a hardworking prolific sweetie, and if you occasionally cracked in the heat, well, so did I. You didn't scoff at my semi-lame attempts at staking you when I was too cheap, er, thrifty to buy you the great big cage you deserved.
Now you'll be pickles. My friend and I combined our spice stashes, and we each took a bowlful of cherries and we set off on a pickle-along. (Hey, if there can be knit-alongs, there can be pickle-alongs). My fridge contains three jars of little green cherry tomato pickles: One with some Vulcan's Fire Salt added; one medium (meaning I refrained from messing with the recipe) and one mild, without onion or garlic, just for some other friends who can't eat those things. I'll see you again in two weeks, when I'm surrounded with friends, and we'll toast the final end of the sunny season and the days of garden scheming to come.
Goodbye, tomatoes (and green beans — you weren't so prolific, but I know you did your best). See you next year.
Oh, and that bulb sale? High Country Gardens. Through midnight tonight. (Monday, Oct. 24). 50 percent off of 50 bulb varieties. Including my two favorites, clay-loving camassia and iris reticulata.


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Monday, March 28, 2011
39 comments:
- Regina Carlysle said...
Seems this stuff only happens to YOU, Tess! LMAO! The guy blowing snot through his fingers was just TOOOOOO much. Just goes to prove there really is no such thing as perfection!
- March 28, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- Savannah Chase said...
Ok snot man ewwwwwwww....I still think you should have approached him...You never know maybe he borrowed the car from someone...You never know, he might have turned out to be a great guy...
- March 28, 2011 at 10:08 AM
- Allie Standifer said...
Ughhh, that's nasty, Tess. And something I so didn't need that visual with my morning coffee.
Congrats, on the win!!
- March 28, 2011 at 10:09 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
You're right. No one is perfect, Reg. And I've always been accused of being too choosy about my peanut butter. sighhhh And yep, it could only happen to me.
Trust me, though, there are days when I just refuse to pay attention. That way I'm NOT disappointed. lol
- March 28, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
I'm assuming you mean talk to the honey bee man, Sav. lol Yeah, maybe I should have talked to him. Could have been his kid's car and he was taking it to get an oil change. But remember...I'm shy. YES I AM!
- March 28, 2011 at 10:11 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
Did you spew your coffee, Allie? LOL Just be grateful you will very probably forget that pic in a few minutes. I have to carry it around for a while. It's BURNED into the grey matter.
Thanks for the congrats, hon! It was a nice little win! Woot!
- March 28, 2011 at 10:12 AM
- anny cook said...
The most alpha man I've ever known was my uncle, John. He was six inches shorter than his wife and they had five boys. Very quiet. Verrrrry quiet. But when he said something, EVERYONE listened.
He passed away not to long ago (in his eighties!) and he still had that presence.
BTW, I think a true alpha can drive any damn thing he wants to drive. And MOST of the guys I know with big pick-up trucks drive them because that's the only way they can LOOK like an alpha...
- March 28, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Mary Suzanne said...
The man blowing his nose in his hand could get lost as far as I'm concerned, but the guy in the mini car I'd have found a way to make contact. He may have borrowed the car from someone and you passed up your chance. LOL
- March 28, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
Crap. Had to delete my first comment. Two spelling mistakes and they made the whole thing make no damn sense whatsoever. So here it is again--with proper spelling---lol
Good point, Anny. A guy could be driving a certain car to make people think he's all that and a bag of chips. Most probably do. lol
But I just couldn't go with the Mini Cooper. Sighhhhh Appearances can indeed be everything sometimes.
You basically said it yourself in your interview this morning.
"Live your life like you're on stage…" of course, that was advice for authors on the Net. But it really makes sense for life in general. We all project a certain image--on the Net or off. And people do respond to what we project.
And that Mini Cooper was just sooo not what I wanted him to be driving. lol
Think I would have liked your uncle. I had an uncle that was like that too. Come to think of it, he was short too.
- March 28, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
Well, there's another vote for a missed opportunity from me. lol Yeah, Mary--he may have borrowed that car. But I was in line for Bojangles chicken! LOL
I really can't approach men. No matter what they drive or how they look. I can't. Never could. But I can look and I can size them up for sure! lol
- March 28, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- Debbie Gould said...
LMAO!!! True I can't see a man like you described folding himself up into a tiney little compact car without a least a few choice swear words, but I can honestly say it wouldn't stop me from having some awfully nice dreams, lol.
But, I must agree with one thing. The guy has got to be taller than me. Since I'm 5'3.5", it's usually not a problem, lol.
Thanks for putting the trailer up. Between the awesome cover Em did and the great work by Lex, I think it turned out wonderful.
- March 28, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Debbie Gould said...
Oh, and congrats on the win!
- March 28, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
Yeah, Deb...it just looked so wrong to me. Just burst my bubble where he was concerned. Cute car, but he needed to be in that Caddy. OR a truck. lol
And I adore that trailer for November Rain. Just love it. It makes me all misty-eyed for sure.
Thanks for the congrats, hon!
- March 28, 2011 at 11:37 AM
- Willa Edwards said...
I completely agree. A car is an extension of a guy. I wouldn't be able to take guy seriously that drove a mini cooper either, especially if he was tall. I do have to say though I like skinny guys. If I can bench press him I'm a happy girl.
We all have our own versions of sexy, and everyone has some quality that dials down the sexy quation. Its all about how bad that thing is and how soon you see it. If its the first thing you see about them they'll never be sexy, but if you're already gaga, you can probably over look it.
- March 28, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Tess MacKall said...
You're right, Willa. We all have a different sexy meter and there are things we like and don't like.
I think most of us would bypass the dude with the nose thing, though, lol
And if ya can bench press him? LOL Not me. I'm lucky to bench press a can of soup. And I sooo don't like skinny dudes. Want BEEF!
- March 28, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- anny cook said...
*Snicker* @ Willa...benchpress him? Hmmmmm. That's an interesting visual. I must take another look when I'm at the gym.
- March 28, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- Lisa Alexander Griffin said...
This post is hilarious! lol. Gotta agree, I wouldn't take a second look at the guy who blew his nose through his fingers. That's just yuck!
But, the guy in the mini cooper, I think you should have talked to him. And I'm like Regina. Really can't visualize you as ever being shy, Tess. ROFL.
A man confident in his own skin without having to drive a nice car or a macho truck is okay by me. There's something to be said about a man who cares enough about our environment to risk being ragged about his driving choice. I find that sexy. haha!
- March 28, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Lisa Alexander Griffin said...
Oh, and congrats on the win!! So proud for you!
- March 28, 2011 at 1:15 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
LOL Lisa...well, I guess I just want a man who is comfortable in his own skin AND has an Alpha ride to boot!
Told ya...I'm choosy about my peanut butter. LOL
Thanks for the support on BCC, hon. Means a lot. Hugs.....
- March 28, 2011 at 1:27 PM
- Lisa Alexander Griffin said...
You're welcome! lol. I like a man in a truck too, but I wouldn't turn one down who looked like you desribed because of a mini cooper. ROFL. But somehow I knew you wouldn't agree with me. ;)
- March 28, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Laura G. said...
Hahahaha! Great post!
My guess is the 6'+ dude didn't own the mini cooper. When Mr. Laura had to fly out to California on business, he had to get a rental. Ended up with a pt cruiser. Not too bad. But he's 6' as well...and his head hit the roof...until he took the top down. Yep a convertable. And the car was beige with gold bling bumper to bumper, inside and out, everywhere. I think the rims were gold, too! So, not Mr. Laura. LOL So maybe your Mr. Drive Thru Dude had been in a wreck and the mini was a rental. One can hope anyway. But if THAT was all that was wrong with him?? You could've fixed that, woman! LOL Man, he sure sounded hot though. You need to go cruise that drive thru again...see if he shows up. Ask him how he likes the Mini Cooper and does his head hit the ceiling? Hmmm...or maybe he doesn't mind his head hitting things....say, like your bed's headboard?? ;o)
- March 28, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
Wasn't a rental, Laura. The plates were regular personal NC tags. I checked that. Not sure why, but I did. lol
I figure he just likes the car, really. Could belong to someone else and he was driving it, of course. But it was just a turn off.
I like your story about Mr. Laura, though. Poor guy. PT Cruiser would be a turn off to me for sure.
Let's see...Caddy, nice truck, Vette, Beamer, Charger, Challenger, Mustang, Nice sedan...I can handle those---ohhhh and a big ole Harley too. lol
Yeah, power!
- March 28, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Debbie Gould said...
Tess likes those muscle.....cars. LOL
- March 28, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
Like those muscle men too! LOL
But really? I don't have to have a really really really buffed bod. Just nice looking in his clothes. And we'll keep the lights OFF! LOL
- March 28, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- C. Zampa said...
Oh, I so DO NOT want a hot alpha male, always having to watch out for other women who are watching out for him. LOL.
But....I don't want a public snot-shooter either. LOL.
There's GOT to be a happy medium!
'Blow away in a March wind'....and flitting like a bee in bed! Oh, I laughed so hard!
Loved your post!
- March 28, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
Thanks, Carol. I guess it's just hard to find perfection. Is it really so much to ask for? LOL
Yeah, right. Like I'm perfect.
But as we know...
When it comes to the right person, to romance---
Perfection is in the eyes of the one who loves ya!
And I STILL want an Alpha! lol
- March 28, 2011 at 2:08 PM
- Lisa Alexander Griffin said...
LOL @ snot shooter!!!
- March 28, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Sarah J. McNeal said...
Congratulations on winning with Black Cougar Curse. I grossed out on the guy blowing his nose and wiping his hands on his pants. Ick!! I wish you every success.
- March 28, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
Me too, Sarah. Ummm...are you wishing me every success with finding the Alpha or with the book? LOL
- March 28, 2011 at 3:07 PM
LMAO!! Great stuff Tess. I would have to agree with you on both accounts. Nuttin' less sexy than a tall piece of man meat getting into a so not sexy car! As for the snot man...I almost wet myself. Need I say more. Lol!
As I was reading, I got a little jealous since it's almost non-existent for me to see a yummy alpha man. However, after reading such disappointments, I'm beginning to think I'm lucky!
Contests on the win!
- March 28, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- P. Robinson said...
You had me laughing today Tess. A hunk in a mini? I don't think so. Those things aren't big enough for me and I'm short. I can't imagine a tall man riding or driving one. That would have turned me off instantly.
I'm with ya on the short men thing too. My hubby is a full foot taller than me.
Now back to you being shy....SERIOUSLY? I think not!
- March 28, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Fiona McGier said...
I'm sorry but the alpha men I have known in real life were a**holes. They were the kind who figured they had it going so much that they didn't need to learn how to please a woman. Them taking their pants off was supposed to be enough to have you swooning on the floor in paroxyms of big "O"s immediately! As long as they got off, you were supposed to also, and if you didn't, you were a frigid bitch and they'd easily find another. In fact that was the other thing I hated: they would never stop looking at other women, even if you looked gorgeous...there was just something about always keeping their options open. One of them I knew in college told his gf (not me, I was dating his friend), that she was his number one girl. She made the mistake of asking who was his number 2 girl...he told her "anyone I'm with". I like alpha females...alpha males, not so much.
- March 28, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
LOL Elece...I live in a resort area with a lot of retired people. Loads of golfers coming and going all the time. And I'm not far from a big military base. So there is no shortage of men around here. lol
But there does seem to be a shortage of men who appeal to me. It's just that simple. And it's very odd, but if I see one that just takes my breath away, he does something to negate everything I'm thinking. OR he's with a woman.
You know how it is---all the good ones are taken anyway. lol
- March 28, 2011 at 9:10 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
I'm short too, Kissa. And to me, there is something about a tall man that just makes me feel safe somehow. Although I've met very few men who would actually defend me if anything happened. I'd more than likely defend HIM! lol
And yeah, seriously, lol, I'm shy.
- March 28, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- Tess MacKall said...
I've often thought that my view of an Alpha and the views of others is a bit different, Fiona. There are most certainly men out there just as you describe. I think a lot of them, actually.
I suppose I have an over romanticized vision of the male species in general. Especially of those great big ol' Alphas. But then I write romance. I twist the stories they way I want them to turn out. Stands to reason I'd look for a little of that in my own life I suppose.
But for the most part? It's all a crap shoot where love and romance are concerned anyway. You never know HE wasn't the one until it's too late. sighhhhhh
- March 28, 2011 at 9:14 PM
- Lisa Alexander Griffin said...
Yeppers, Fionna. :)
- March 28, 2011 at 9:35 PM
- Unknown said...
LMAO, Tess! That snot rocket farmer's blow was so attractive. I had a really good looking guy start smiling at me and when he came over to talk, first line out of his mouth was "mmm...mmm...those big jeans would look great on my bedroom floor tonight." Talk about a let down. I told him thanks, but being a knuckle-dragger he didn't meet my standard intelligence quotient. I left him scratching his head, which was probably a nice change for his ass.
- March 29, 2011 at 12:04 AM
- Unknown said...
Congrats on the win!!! I'm so happy for you and Natalie. You two created a spectacular story.:)
- March 29, 2011 at 12:09 AM
- Janice Seagraves said...
Ooh, Tess, your going have to stop being so shy around men. And go get yourself a gray fox.
- March 29, 2011 at 5:36 PM


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Significantly, our country's first president, Emilio Aguinaldo, was not elected by the Filipino people. He was elected by his Katipunan comrades and fellow Freemasons in Tejeros, San Francisco de Malabón (now General Mariano Trías), Cavite, a controversial historical event which is now known as the Tejeros Convention. That first election was exercised not to choose a leader to lead a nation but to lead the rebellion against Spain because during that time, the revolucionarios were divided into two factions: the Mágdalo, led by Aguinaldo and his cousin Baldomero Aguinaldo, and; the Magdiwang, led by Mariano Álvarez.
To pacify and unite the warring factions, which already have their own respective local governments in most of Cavite and other neighboring provinces (those that they captured from the Spanish government), Álvarez invited Katipunan supremo Andrés Bonifacio to mediate in a convention that was supposed to discuss military matters against Spain. But in the end, an election was held to decide who should lead the rebellion once and for all. This happened on 22 March 1897.
The closed-door election among these high-ranking Katipuneros/Freemasons resulted in the presidency of Mágdalo's Emilio Aguinaldo (who was absent during that time). The convention chose Magdiwang's Mariano Trías as Aguinaldo's Vice-President. Meanwhile, Bonifacio was chosen as the Director of the Interior.
Alas, a certain Daniel Tirona questioned the results of the election. He argued that a lawyer should rightfully hold the position of Director of the Interior, even going as far as suggesting another person for the post. Naturally, this insulted Bonifacio. If not for intervening hands, Bonifacio would have shot Tirona. The angry supremo subsequently nullified the result of the proceedings before walking out from it, declaring that he is still the undisputed leader of the Katipunan from which both factions originated. This of course didn't sit well with the other officials. The rest, as they always say, is history (Bonifacio's orchestrated trial and execution, the proclamation of a premature independence, the US invasion, etc.).
According to eminent historian Ambeth Ocampo, however, the Bonifacio-Tirona tussle was not enough reason for the Katipunan Supremo to walk out of the proceedings just like that. As per Ocampo's investigation, one major reason for the walkout was electoral fraud.
Yep, then as now.
Aguinaldo's cohorts were supposed to be the first "sons of democracy" in this country, but they proved not to be worthy. Understandably, though, the situation back then didn't allow suffrage a clean chance. For one, the first election was not even national — it was strictly Masonic. Secondly, the first "politicians", most of whom were Freemasons, were still being taught the rudiments of republicanism and the ideals of democracy — the scourge of a monarchical form of government which had secured and succored the archipelago for hundreds of years. Thirdly, the Philippines was not only at war with Spain but was also wary of US military presence (particularly the fleets which arrived in Manila Bay) brought about by the Spanish-American war. But still, the process was tainted with irregularities, a sickening legacy which we still carry on even in this age of automated elections — the new system, sadly, still has the stigma of distasteful imperfections ("birth pains" or no "birth pains") because a number of Precinct Count Optical Scan machines bogged down; and just when things seemed to flow out smoothly, sh!t happens!.
However, during the American interlude, the right of suffrage as we know it today was born. Technically, the first election that took place was a municipal one; it happened in Baliuag, Bulacán on 6 May 1899 under the auspices of American military Governor General Arthur MacArthur of which not much is known. But the first national elections in which the whole country was involved were held on 30 July 1907. The Filipinos elected the members of the first Philippine Assembly, the legislative body during the first few years of the US' illegal reign in the country. Eighty one delegates to the National Assembly were elected while non-Christian provinces and districts having their own special governments were represented by appointees of then Civil Governor James Francis Smith.
Curiously, the newly elected assembleymen were no different from Noynoy Aquino who, as of this writing, is leading in the canvassing of votes in the recently concluded 2010 Philippine National Elections: most were generally young (between 31 and 40 years of age), well-educated, and filthy rich. Around 20 had a stint in the Spanish colonial government, and more than 50 were officials of the ill-fated Malolos government.
Then as now, the elite ruled the legislature. Worse, one of the first bills that these pro-American pigs passed was an increase in their per diem salary! And some even attempted to pass a bill exempting their properties from taxation!
Their apologists may claim that they were still inexperienced when it comes to democratic governance, that a republican form of government is not for personal aggrandizement nor profit. But the abovementioned political immaturity metamorphosed into a much higher form of (subtle) notoriety today. Take this one for instance: , a very basic commodity? If you don't, I guess I am but a talkative, cynic, and unprincipled ignoramus doltishly questioning as to why the poor are always hungry. And then we have the C-5 road extension and the NBN-ZTE scandals, political dynasties, lawmakers lashing out unparliamentary language against each other, and the like. And such @$$hole-like behavior provokes some of their colleagues to become mentally out of control.
This is the true historical picture of our Philippine electoral system. Conclusion: we have not learned much from our past mistakes. No wonder Alexis-Charles-Henri Clérel de Tocqueville quipped that "in a democracy, people get the government they deserve."
You allowed yourselves to be fooled by emotions brought about by last year's unprecedented events. You allowed yourselves to be fooled by ABS-CBN. You thus allowed yourselves to vote for a color that has been long dead and proven ineffective. You, therefore, deserve the consequences. You will get the government you deserve.
Democracy —the warmachine of the US WASPs, and a clever disguise for mob rule— is but a sham. And history proves it every time.


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Highlights from the October 2006 issue of Information Security magazine.
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The opening session included reps from Google speaking on new search capabilities for genealogy that got everyone excited. I'm sure my fellow bloggers will cover this in more detail.
The first topical session I attended was on Mining Newspaper Archives, presented by Tara Carlisle and Kathleen Murray. You can view their slides at goo.gl/6rt7D
The session started out with a whiplash-inducing overview of metadata and the digitization process.
Interesting takeaway: in the 1990s, standards for microfilm were finally adopted; anything before that probably won't be very good.
They focused on Chronicling America (newspaper directory, chroniclingamerica.loc.gov), which has lots of information about a publication. Especially helpful among the data is who is holding each publication.
The Portal to Texas History also was covered. This free resource allows you to search or browse by county. Use the calendar view to choose a specific date. I can't wait to use this to search for my Bexar County ancestors.
In the session on Using Advanced Photographic Techniques to Recover Content from Damaged Documents, presenter Jack Reese gave a fascinating look at how to salvage information from burned or water-damaged documents. It was great to see that there is hope.
The talk started with a brief overview of NARA 1571, guidelines for paper documents i.e. maximum temperature of 65 degrees F and 35-45% humidity. Keep documents at least 3 inches off ground and not below grade. Storing documents in a room with vinyl tiles or carpet subjects them to off-gassing and fumes, which is a no-no. Likewise, unpainted concrete walls create dust.
By working with the non-visible spectrum of light, researchers can view documents in a way not possible with the naked eye, or even most cameras and scanners. You can use a filter on a camera to show reactions that are not in the normal spectrum in order to see missing text. For instance, shooting fluorescent light onto a document can cause faded ink to emit photons that can be seen using a special camera and lens. Astronomy-related cams will have the right type of filter for doing this kind of work.
The speaker also discussed forensic document analysis, like that on CSI, but this has its drawbacks. The devices are small and really don't accommodate large documents, resolution is limited and it is expensive.
So, he and his colleagues set out to build their own gadget, a document-restoration camera that is a combo of a specialty camera, lens, filters, and lighting.
He showed us examples of inspecting documents using infrared and UV examination. It was very cool to see how the writing is revealed!
This type of work requires an investment in equipment and some learning, but this can be done at home.
The final session I attended today was on The Power of Evernote. I have used Evernote before to keep track of citations, but that's about it. Tevya Washburn and Kurt Francom taught us how to create Notebooks, tags, and use the browser extension to clip from web.
One of the great advantages of using Evernote is that if you clip from a page, it will be available to you even if the page goes away online. Text is searchable within Evernote, even if it's in a clip.
The interface is slightly different for tablet users, but Jenna Mills of SeekingSurnames said you can still email clips from your iPad to your Evernote account.
The speakers suggested journaling in Evernote and tagging your daily posts for a summarized history by individual, for instance.
One of the best tie-in apps they discussed was If This Then That, which can even pull in Gmail emails and blog posts.
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One of the longest small college rivalry football games unfolds for the 92nd time Saturday (Oct. 20) when the Flying Dutchmen travel to Kalamazoo to renew the "Wooden Shoes Rivalry" Kickoff for Kalamazoo's Homecoming game will be 2 p.m.
One of the longest small college rivalry football games unfolds for the 92nd time Saturday (Oct. 20) when the Flying Dutchmen travel to Kalamazoo to renew the "Wooden Shoes Rivalry" Kickoff for Kalamazoo's Homecoming game will be 2 p.m.
Kalamazoo will be re-dedicating its Angell Memorial Stadium which has undergone a major renovation that includes the installation of an artificial playing surface. The original dedication game at Angell Memorial Stadium on October 19, 1946 also pit Kalamazoo against Hope
The Flying Dutchmen will renew their oldest MIAA football rivalry. It started in 1910 and has been known as the Wooden Shoes Rivalry game since 1931. Hope owns a 52-33-6 advantage in the all-time series, including a 22-16 victory in 2011. Kazoo last defeated Hope in 1995, coach Kreps' first season at the helm of the Flying Dutchmen. This will be Kalamazoo's Homecoming game.
The traveling trophy, a pair of hand-carved Dutch wooden shoes, has been part of the rivalry for 81 years. For years the wooden shoes were viewed as unique among intercollegiate trophy games because when a tie occurred the head coach of each team could have one of the pair until the next year's game. That happened six times until the NCAA eliminated the tie game in 1996. The teams will be playing for the 92nd time.
Both Hope and Kalamazoo are playing in renovated stadiums featuring artificial turf, the Flying Dutchmen at Holland Municipal Stadium and Kalamazoo at its Angell Field. Every MIAA football program now has an artificial turf playing surface. Kalamazoo's project is part of a $16 million upgrade to its outdoor athletics facilities. The stadium will be dedicated prior to kickoff.
Kalamazoo opened its season with three consecutive victories, but has now lost three in-a-row including twice against MIAA opponents. Hope lost four of its first five games, but has won the last two to improve to 2-1 in the MIAA.
Hope quarterback Michael Atwell leads the MIAA in passing with 143 completions in 243 attempts (54%) for 1,584 yards and 13 touchdowns. He has been intercepted nine times. Kalamazoo quarterback Aaron McGuire ranks second in the MIAA in passing with 110 completions in 185 attempts (59%) for 1,205 yards and six touchdowns. McGuide tops the MIAA in total offense while Atwell is second. The difference is that McGuire has rushed for 364 yards while Atwell's rushing total is a negative 26 yards.
Stat Watch: The teams have nearly identical total offense numbers, the Flying Dutchmen averaging 363.6 yards per game as opposed to Kalamazoo's 362.2 ….. The Flying Dutchmen have recovered 10 opponent fumbles and hold a 19-14 takeaway/turnover advantage ….. Hope punter Dean DeVries leads the MIAA with a 39.0 yards per punt average .…. Junior linebacker Tim Klaus is averaging 10.7 tackles per game, best in the MIAA.


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In "Understanding Arab anger" (Sept. 19), Shibley Telhami, the Anwar Sadat professor for peace and development at the University of Maryland, claims that "the deepest sources of anger against America … pertain to the presence of U.S. forces in the Middle East and to U.S. policy toward the Palestinian-Israeli conflict." This obscures how a marginal video — or Danish cartoons, a Salman Rushdie novel, or threatened Koran-burning by the pastor of a minuscule congregation — ignite violence throughout the Muslim world.
In 2002 and 2003, U.N. Reports on Arab Human Development spotlighted the lack of education, economic growth, women and minority rights, intellectual inquiry including research and artistic expression, rule of law and so on. One thing Arab countries did have a surplus of was religious intolerance. The spread of Islamic fundamentalists into mainstream politics via the "Arab spring" hardly has led to reform.
Meanwhile, anti-American, anti-Israeli conspiracy theories thrive. In Egypt, where roughly one-third of adults are illiterate, a recent Pew survey found that three-fourths believe the 9/11 attacks were perpetrated not by Muslims but by the CIA, the Israeli Mossad or both.
Professor Telhami observes that "pre-existing anger with Israel and the United States, and a sense that the two led an assault on Islam after the tragedy of Sept. 11, are hard to separate from the facts of any particular episode." But facts and freedom — not conspiracy theories — are what the West must insist on.
Boston University Professor Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani ambassador to the United States, recently wrote in the Wall Street Journal that "the Western mainstream is, by and large, quite respectful toward Muslims, millions of whom have adopted Europe and North America as their home and enjoy all the freedoms the West has to offer. ... At the heart of Muslim street violence is the frustration of the world's Muslims over their steady decline for three centuries, a decline that has coincided with the rise and spread of the West's military, economic and intellectual prowess."
Mr. Telhami would do better to focus on more freedom of expression and fewer religious taboos in Arab-Islamic states than anti-American, anti-Israeli pretexts for violence. Only then can "the deepest sources of anger" begin to be drained.
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EVERETT. Wash. — Nurseries know that healthy plants mean more sales, and a Washington State University plant pathologist recommends protecting them with non-chemical practices.
Best Management Practices for growing clean plants should focus on soil and water, Marianne Elliott said at the recent Focus on Farming Conference.
In her research at the WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center, Elliott deals with fungi, viruses, bacteria, nematodes and water molds such as Phytophthera, which is one of the most destructive diseases of nursery, forest and food crops worldwide.
The detection of P. ramorum, also called Sudden Oak Death, can trigger quarantines and have serious economic impact. It affects more than 60 plant genera and 100 host species.
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Elliott, though, looks for practices that rely not on pesticides but on keeping soil and water clean, practices that protect the environment and reduce the chance of loss to invasives.
To minimize the risk of contaminating soil, she suggest removing plant debris from production and display areas and making sure pots are not in contact with the ground. Weeds, which can harbor pathogens, should be controlled, and cull piles should be kept separate and downhill from growing areas.
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• Steam can be used to raise soil temperature to 125 degrees for 50 minutes, varying with moisture content and bulk density.
The water source is also critical. Using surface water increases the risk of contamination, she said. Streams are not sterile, and the water should be tested and treated before being used for irrigation.
This will become even more important under climate change projections. Precipitation cycles are expected to mean more irrigation in summer and more runoff in winter. This will require more water recycling, especially east of the Cascades, Elliott said.
Recirculated water should be treated with a sedimentation pond, filter, chemical or ultraviolet treatment or a flocculation pond, in which a chemical binds to the sediment and makes it drop out.
Irrigation water can be filtered or treated with chlorine, ultraviolet or ozone. The University of California-Davis has studied removal of pathogens by ultraviolet irradiation of a water vortex, she said.
Nursery runoff water should be monitored for pesticide residues, nutrients and pathogens, Elliott said. The runoff can be intercepted in a ditch where plants can take up the contaminants.
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