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Me and my parents are renting one apartment for 4 (2+2) persons located in a private house in Podstrana.
Apartment is 40m2 large and comes with a bedroom for 2 persons, private bathroom, living room where you get another auxiliary bed for two out of a living room couch and a terrace that covers a view of Split, Croatia's second largest town.
Apartment is fully equipped with functional kitchen, gas stove, fridge, AC, wifi access and TV.
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Nearby beach and restaurants, air-conditioned apartments, free private parking facility and short travelling distance to Split and other places will make your holidays here a real pleasure.
We are also very helpful and we can give you very good local tips that will help you organise your travel and learn a lot about the history and culture of Dalmatia and Croatia.
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We have spent a wonderful time in Bonsai Apartment. Very clean and comfortable,near Split and just in front of the beach in Podstrana. One of the best...the bakery and the delicious bread on the ground floor and the kindness of Slavko's family. We highly recommended to stay at Slavko's apartament.
Wir hatten einen tollen Aufenthalt in Podstrana. Der Strand ist in zwei Minuten zu Fuß zu erreichen, Split in 15 min mit dem Auto. Parkplätze sind auf dem Hof ausreichend vorhanden. Die Gastgeber betreiben im Erdgeschoss eine Bäckerei, die täglich geöffnet hat und viele Leckerei bietet. Die Gastgeber sind sehr nett, immer hilfsbereit und jederzeit ansprechbar. Das Haus ist noch neu und sehr sauber. Unser Zimmer war wie dargestellt. Das Bad hat sogar eine Regendusche. Das Haus steht an einer viel befahren Straße. Wem das nichts aus macht, ist hier bestens aufgehoben.
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Donovan Beeson loves a good ka-thunk: that sound one hears as the mail drops into the postbox. As the co-founder of the Letter Writers Alliance — an organization dedicated to, among other things, providing letter writing tools as well as pen pals — she hears that sound quite often. Here, Beeson talks to us about "goodie boxes," her motley crew of pen pals and her position on supermarket stamps.
When did your interest in the epistolary world begin?
I've always loved sending and receiving mail. I can remember my maternal grandmother sending what she called "goodie boxes" to our house at every holiday. They were simple collections of candy and small toys, but everything was magical because it was wrapped up special and came in a box. Now, I'm the one who sends the boxes of goodies and I like it just as much being the sender as being the receiver.
How did the LWA come to be?
My business partner Kathy started her stationery business 16 Sparrows in 2003. I came on to help with production when she started graduate school, and together we evolved the business into something less like a business and more like a lifestyle. In 2007, we started the Letter Writers Alliance because the most common statement we would receive was that people loved our stationery but "no one writes letters anymore." We decided to create a network so that all of those letter lovers would be able to write to each other and no mailbox would ever go hungry again.
What do you enjoy most about your job?
The people — I have met so many different, interesting and thoroughly engaging human beings through letters. In my return pile right now is an active duty soldier, a 12-year-old equestrian, a retired engineer, a teacher returning to work soon and so many more. I get to see slices of life that I would know nothing about, direct from their sources. I love it.
What is your favorite step in the process of written correspondence?
It's a head-to-head race between picking out the proper stamps and the muffled ka-thunk of the mail inside the collection box. Both are signals to me of a job well done and of more mail to come.
If you could be pen pals with anyone in history, to whom would you write and what would you say?
While it's tempting to say someone famous, I'd want to write to anyone who would write me back. There's a great book called Women's Letters that a friend sent to me which collects the letters of women of all walks of life from the 1700s onward and uses their voices to show the immediacy of the history that surrounded them. After reading that, I made a bit more of an effort to talk about the world and my time in my letters, you know, for the sake of posterity.
To whom do you most often write?
My most prolific correspondents typically write two or three letters to me a month and I make an effort to return all letters within a week. I don't have just one person who I flood with letters. I spread the love and I give as good as I get.
Describe the most memorable letter or postcard you have ever received.
I get great things all the time. I am exceptionally lucky and am so grateful to all of my pen pals. Because they know I love postal history, my pen pals will go out of their way to post me letters from under the sea, or from the oldest post office, or the smallest, or something of equal importance that they know I'll enjoy. Special postmarks and artistamps often adorn my incoming mail as well as tons of stunning and touching mail art creations. I am truly blessed. I can't pick just one, but I do photo document it all for our Flickr page and I also make a point to scan and share some letters on our blog as well.
What makes a particular letter stand out from a stack of cards?
My pile is a mighty peculiar pile, so the "stand out" in mine is often a #10 business envelope. It will be glaringly bland amidst my incoming mail of clear tubes, bulging boxes, repurposed packaging and multicolor missives.
If I was only allowed to change one thing on an envelope to have it stand out from all of its identical brethren, I'd change the stamp. No metered or supermarket booklet boring stamps!
Do you have a favorite stamp or stamp series?
I have too many. It is a disease that can only be cured by more stamps. My current favorite contemporary stamps are the American Scientist issues, but in the vintage category I love the 1986 issue of Dinosaurs, the 1967 Mississippi statehood magnolia and any issue that references the postal service and the sending of mail, like the 1980 National Letter Writing week issue with its "P.S. Write Soon" stamps.
What makes your correspondence distinct?
Well, if you don't correspond with anyone else who does mail art, then my envelopes are very distinct. Each one is handmade or embellished with ephemera or other supplies. I don't know that I have a distinguished enough style to be picked out of a crowd of mail artists, though. Typically, my pieces feature vintage stamps and I tend to use a cursive large name and then print the address of the recipient.
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ROAD FC's Mung Hong Jung Comments on DREAM.18/GLORY 4
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Without a doubt the GLORY 4 Tokyo/DREAM.18 event was one of the better events this year for both MMA as well as Kickboxing. Both events were wildly entertaining and the DREAM.18 portion had that big NYE feel that many older events did, giving some hope that Japanese MMA could continue on. The reality is that GLORY currently has no plans for future collaborations with DREAM and it seems to have ruffled the feathers of some in the Asian MMA community, namely Mung Hong Jung of ROAD FC. Jung is the CEO of Korea's ROAD FC, which has seen a good deal of success and has an intimate knowledge of the MMA industry in Asia.
He penned an article this weekend and honestly, it confirms a lot of fears that many had about the event and paints a rather negative picture of the GLORY organization. He covers everything from the attendance to the even to the treatment of legends within the world of Japanese MMA.
"Another aspect I was shocked by were the Japanese officials. One example would be one of DREAM's most important figures; executive producer Keiichi Sasahara. This once powerful figure in JMMA was now no different from an intern. He was literally ticketing people at the VIP entrance. That was a really shocking moment for me.
"Also one of DREAM's organizers, REAL ENTERTAINMENT's President Kato, was running around sweating and clutching the microphone trying to get everything organized. Because we have someone with that job position at ROAD FC, I knew exactly what was going on. He was trying to make sure there would be no disruptions or mistakes in the tournament. He looked incredibly stressed and haggard.
"Amidst all this the young 35 year old GLORY representative was sitting down comfortably. I began to feel sad and bitter about this situation. Not only was this event funded by foreign funds but also the once powerful Japanese MMA figureheads were working like they were a bunch of interns. I then noticed DEEP's Saeki and PANCRASE's Masakazu Sakai sitting down looking devastated."
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I am going to tread lightly on this subject as I have some unpopular opinions when it comes to money and Scouting, but bare with me as I make an attempt to articulate my thoughts on this.
When we talk about money and Scouting there are always a couple of concerns. First, the cost of Scouting. It can seem overwhelming when a new parent is hit up with the initial cost of Scouting. The uniform, the handbook, and the gear all seem to drain a family in the pocket-book. Then there are dues, summer camp, and in some units the nickel and dimeing that is part of the annual program. Yeah, that can seem a bit too much, unless your unit is aware of this and makes an effort to either reduce the cost or have programs in place to assist a new young man stepping off on his journey in Scouting.
Let me say at the outset that there is absolutely NO REASON at all that every young man in America can not be a Scout. Money IS NOT an issue and at least in our unit will not become one. If a Scout has financial needs, we will accommodate, but no young man will be left out.
How do you do that? Well, let me share with you how our unit does it. Your mileage may vary on this and I am certainly not saying that we do it best or there are no other ways to do this.. I know what we do works and it removes the excuses about money in Scouting.
I challenge any parent, no matter what your economic status to argue that your son can not be a Scout because of money.
So having said that…
Number 1.
Get a good plan and with that plan, a budget.
Just like in your home, you budget to maintain your financial health. Your unit is no different. Our Troop committee has made it a practice to never say no to the PLC. If they plan it, the committee will figure out a way to support it. Now, before you think that we are stepping away from Youth led.. no, we are not. The Troop committee is responsible for the budget. They figure out how much the program is going to cost for the year and pass that on to the Scouts. They figure out seat belts, rentals, and fees and provide the Council level fund-raising opportunities for the Scouts to participate in. Once that is provided, it is up to the Scout to participate.
Number 2.
Announce the dues for the year and promise not to ask for another penny (save FOS).
This is key. Once the program cost is set we divide it among the members of the unit and that becomes the dues for the year. We never ask for another dime.
That number is typically around $200. The parents are given a complete budget break down of everything that the money is for. The Scout then has an option to make 3 payments to pay his dues. Note that I said the Scout has that option. The Scout is responsible for paying his way.
Number 3.
Offer the Council level fundraising opportunities. Pop corn, candy sales, etc. Our Troop also offers a Christmas Wreath sale opportunity. It is up to the Scout to participate and the unit does not do mass fundraising. It is up to the Scout to pay his own way.
Number 4.
A Scout is thrifty. He pays his own way. If the Scout chooses not to participate in the fundraisers, it is up to him to earn the money to pay for his year in Scouting.
Here is where the eye brows are raised and I catch flack from those not in our unit.
There are plenty of money earning opportunities out there. Mowing lawns, raking leaves, shoveling snow, walking dogs, baby sitting, house sitting, painting fences, odd jobs will certainly earn a Scouts way for the year, and then some. I am not expecting our Scouts to get a job in a spoon factory, I am just suggesting that they need to get off their butts and work for their year in Scouting. If that is payment for their chores at home or hitting their neighborhood and mowing lawns, the Scout needs to earn his keep.
I can not tell you how many parents I have talked to that disagree with that. As with most things in life, that which you earn you value. So we ask that our Scouts earn their way.
Number 5.
If a Scout fails to pay his dues, he is given notice that he can not participate. If there are circumstances which preclude the Scout from money earning we will talk. If a Scout participates in the Council fundraising opportunities, he is given the benefit of the doubt and given more time or opportunity. If the Scout has not made an attempt at money earning he will not. It is that simple. There are just to many opportunities out there not to at least cover basics.
Summer camp can seem to burden a family. We again ask the Scout to pay his way. If that does not happen, we find ways of funding the Summer camp experience.
Big money in Scouting.
I have heard many Scouters talk about not giving to FOS for one reason or another. And I am not going to go to deep into that. Lets just say those people for the most part are misinformed as to what that money does to have a direct impact on Scouts and Scouting. So give to FOS.
A couple of years ago I had the pleasure of representing our Council at the National Meetings of the Boy Scouts of America. I got to go to some work shops and meet a lot of the "heavy hitters" in Scouting. At the big Banquet dinner on Saturday night, my wife and I sat as they presented the Silver Buffalo awards. Someone at our table made the comment that those people purchased the Silver Buffalo and therefore it meant nothing. I disagree.
The fact that 10 people who that year each had made contributions in the millions to Scouting, most going directly to Scout camps, facilities, and scholarships impressed me. Scouting could not function without those dollars. The fact that they pay so the rest of us can essentially afford great programs impressed me. And I applaud them.
I am a member of the James E. West fellowship, and proudly wear my $1000 knot. Yeah, folks joke about that too, but at the end of the day, it is paying for Scouting. The James E. West fellowship endowment money is legacy money and will have lasting impacts on our Council. I can not give the millions, but what I can give ensures that Scouts can go to camp and have a camp to go to. So that too I would ask that you consider.
I am not going to debate how one Council or another manages their money, that is not my concern. My concern is delivering the promise of Scouting… and that takes money.
So Scouts can pay their way and we adults can support their effort and their program.
Money and Scouting can work. Have reasonable expectations, goals, and hold the Scouts accountable for being Thrifty.
Have a Great Scouting Day!


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I appreciate the kind words and acknowledgement. I am sure we'll come up with ways to co-fund this enterprise over time, but for now let's focus on the business of hard core fly fishing! Enthusiasm is what makes an internet sportsman's club the best it can be, and the ultimate asset is the strength of the community.
Maybe next year we could have a dues system whereby 50% of the dues are waived by submitting a story or article, 25% are waived by submitting 5 fly patterns, and the other 25% goes toward operating costs and charities. I don't need profit from this, the fun is beyond monetary already!
That way we will achieve three things: (1) a way to chip in to the cause with content instead of cash (2) the option to pay cash instead, which is easier and truly appreciated when paying the site costs (3) the corporate citizenship of giving something back with 25%. Education is another worthy cause, perhaps a Lefty Clinic fund in the Jay Horton tradition.
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One of the medieval legends of India is the tale of the star-crossed lovers Sohni, the daughter of a potter, and Mahiwal, a traveling trader. They fell in love when he met her while passing through her town. To be close to her, he even became a servant to her family. But her family married her off to another man. Still she continued secretly meeting with Mahiwal, who now lived as a hermit across a river. When an injury made him unable to swim to her, Sohni used a pot to help her float across the currents. But her sister-in-law discovered her infidelity, and switched her baked pot for an unbaked one. When Sohni tried to cross the river again, she drowned and, they say, Mahiwal dove in after her and drowned as well.
Nilima Sheikh takes the legend as one of the subjects of Shamiana (1996), in the exhibit "Tradition, Trauma, Transformation" at Brown's Bell Gallery (64 College Street, Providence, through May 29). Sheikh paints six banners front and back with loose, lyrical scenes of Sohni holding a round pot and floating in a green sea among alligators, snakes, and fish. Elsewhere women give birth or dance; a couple has sex in a bed floating in stars; a bearded man kneels in prayer; a woman cradles a child in her arms as women with wings or on fire float around in clouds. The banners hang in the center of the gallery, marking off a sort of room (the piece includes a canopy which is not shown here), in a style meant to bring to mind traditional royal ceremonial tents called shamiana of the Mughal and Rajput eras, temporary quarters of nomads and refugees, and the tents commonly used for outdoor parties, like weddings.
Here curators Jo-Ann Conklin, the director of the Bell Gallery, and Mallica Kumbera Landrus, a RISD art history professor, bring together the work of three women artists of Indian descent — Sheikh (born 1945) and Nalini Malani (born 1946), who are based in India, and American artist Chitra Ganesh (born 1975) — to mull the place of women in Indian culture today. They note that women in contemporary India have paradoxically achieved the highest offices of the state (prime minister and president; the current president of the ruling Congress Party is Sonia Gandhi) while continuing to be subject to traditional patriarchical hierarchies that result in subservient roles for women, lesser pay, and sexual harassment. Sheikh speaks to this point with her riff on Sohni, a woman frustrated from pursing her heart's desire.
Ganesh, who was born in Brooklyn to Indian immigrants and studied at Brown and Columbia, mixes images from the Indian comic book Amar Chitra Katha, which is seen to teach traditional Indian social customs, and her own okay drawings to create riot grrrl feminist fantasias of flying saucers, topless women with exploding heads, a woman laying on the tongue of a disembodied lady's mouth, and a woman pulling open her belly to reveal stars.
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I am sure there were more than a few eyebrows raised at the thought of any Eggs Benedict recipe being an easy recipe! I kid you not, this recipe does the trick beautifully when time is limited, it doesn't need to be an all morning production.
Basic Ingredients for Eggs Benedict Recipe
English muffins, 1/2 of one for each egg cooked
Canadian Bacon
Ingredients for Hollandaise:
3 egg yolks
1/8 tsp salt
2 Tbs lemon juice
1/2 cup margarine or butter
hot sauce of your choice
First, get out your slotted spoon and a deep pan of water, set the pan onto the stove and start it on its way to boiling. I prefer a pan, as the lack of depth seems to help keep the eggs together better. Could just be a false perception, but hey, I go with it.
Put a tablespoon of vinegar into your water. My mother swears that it holds the eggs together while poaching, and it seems to work like a charm for me, so why not? Anything is better than arguing with my mother.
Timing is everything with tackling an Eggs Benedict recipe, so get out your Canadian bacon and your English muffins to start with. You are going to want to heat the oven to broil the bacon and toast the muffins.
Lightly butter the English muffins.
Place an equal amount of Canadian bacon slices on the sheet as well. Just leave it on the counter for now, please!
Now we need to get your blender ready for Hollandaise action. Pour your three egg yolks into your blender.
Take your two tablespoons of lemon juice and add it as well. Now, here is where you might want to tweak your own sauce. Two tablespoons make it a quite tangy sauce, which most people enjoy. If you enjoy less tang, add only one tablespoon. It's all about creating your own personal Hollandaise sauce .
Add your hot sauce in, I used 1/4 of a teaspoon, but I actually prefer 1/2 a teaspoon I have discovered. Shake some salt in as well, just a pinch.
Put the lid on, blend for about 30 seconds, and leave.
Get your butter out and ready to microwave. Now, just leave everything on the counter, the blender with the ingredients and the butter.
Let's go back to your baking sheet.
Put the sheet into the oven and broil them for a few minutes. The bacon can dry out, so make sure the sheet is on the middle rack of the over. During these few minutes, you are going to tackle poaching eggs!
Carefully drop your eggs into the boiling water, and cook for about 3 minutes. You want those yolks soft and runny!
Back to the butter, take it and heat it to the boiling point in the microwave. You can also do this in a pot, if you want, but the microwave worked wonders for efficiency and speed for me.
Right before you remove the eggs, take out your lightly toasted muffins and bacon.
Place one on each plate.
Place a slice of that glorious, salty, smoky Canadian bacon on top of each muffin.
Take each egg out, draining it in your slotted spoon, and place it on a muffin.
Now, git back to that blender! Take your hot butter, start your blender, and pour it through the hole in the lid, slowly, until it becomes a cooked, beautiful sauce ready to pour. Make sure your butter is HOT, so it cooks those egg yolks.
Now, a lot of people use drawn butter, where you take out the fat and are left with the beautiful clear butter like you see below. (not drawn butter, just looks like it)
The problem I have is that you are taking away the "fat" and while most people think that's a great thing, you actually take away the decadent "mouth feel" and richness to a great Hollandaise.
I have yet to have breakfast out at a restaurant that made a better Hollandaise than this one (in my opinion) this sauce has ruined me for all others.
It should look like this in your blender. Yup, you can start drooling right about….
….now. Are your salivary glands going into maximum overdrive yet? But not quite a masterpiece…just wait for it..
Garnish with freshly ground pepper. Oh my. Creations like this make getting out of bed in the morning worthwhile.
And this is what it should look like inside, perfectly cooked, just a little runny, very saucy and absolutely delectable.
I have made this eggs Benedict recipe time and time again and it gets easier every time! The timing is what makes tackling an eggs benedict recipe difficult, but hopefully the steps I've outlined help you out!
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"The world needs a sense of worth, and it will achieve it only by its people feeling that they are worthwhile."- Fred Rogers
The other day, my good friend Steve, from Melrose Scouting Podcasts posted a new video featuring Buttons in which Buttons recited the message from our Founder.
I watched it and while I was listening I closed my eyes and actually heard what was being said.
And of all of the words that were spoken, it was the message about living a happy life that really resonated with me.
It really is that simple.
And then if they are unhappy… why take it out on the rest of us?
Leaving the world a better place by making others happy is Scout like. A simple smile, a helping hand, a cheerful word.
I watched a documentary about Fred Rogers last weekend. You know Mr. Rogers. The underlying message was about Fred Rogers and his belief in passing on joy. That he would always try and leave a person happy. Something as simple as changing his philosophy regarding communicating with other people. I won't detail the entire documentary, but I would like to share the simple communication technique that I learned.
It is simple. Instead of of talking TO someone.. ask to talk WITH them.
When you talk WITH someone, you complete the circle of communication. The Sender and Receiver are both involved in the message.
This makes the communication personal and as a result the message will be received better and both parties leave feeling better about what they talked about.
In leadership when we talk TO someone, we limit the communication to Sender/Receiver.
This limits the response for receiver leaving that person in a position of inferiority.
How does that make them feel? I would venture to guess not better than before the communication started.
So if our intent is to leave the world better… happier… we need to change our style of communication. Even in leadership we can leave those we lead better.. simply by communication.
So why are people so unhappy? What does all of this have to do with unhappy people?
I think that somewhere along the way, they were not communicated to effectively or they do not feel that they are being communicated to in a way that makes them feel worth.
My anonymous friend may or may not fit in that category. It sounds like he or she may not be in the best Scouting situation, and maybe that is due to a lack of communication. I don't know, I can only guess. Like I said in one of my earlier posts, I am dealing with the same information that is limited due to the nature of time and space on the net.
I would just ask that we all do a better job communicating. Allowing comments opens up that communication so we can talk WITH one another instead of TO.
Help make the world a better place.. make it a happy place for our Scouts and each other.
Have a HAPPY Great Scouting Day!


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Film & Discussion: The Powerbroker - Whitney Young's Fight of Civil Rights
Whitney M. Young, Jr. was one of the most celebrated and controversial leaders of the civil rights era. As executive director of the National Urban League, he took the struggle for equality directly to the powerful white elite, gaining allies in business and government, including three presidents.
Post-screening discussion will follow, moderated by Keven Guillory, veteran Bay Area journalist. Keven will be speaking with:
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:03 PM GMT on October 14, 2011
Heavy rains in Thailand during September and October have led to extreme flooding that has killed 283 people and caused that nation's most expensive natural disaster in history. On Tuesday, Thailand's finance minister put the damage from the floods at $3.9 billion. This makes the floods of 2011 the most expensive disaster in Thai history, surpassing the $1.3 billion price tag of the November 27, 1993 flood, according to the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED). Floodwaters have swamped fields and cities in 61 of Thailand's 77 provinces, affected 8.2 million people, and damaged approximately 10% of the nation's rice crop. Thailand is the world's largest exporter of rice, so the disaster may put further upward pressure on world food prices, which are already at the highest levels since the late 1970s. Some of the highest tides of the month occur this weekend in the capital of Bangkok, and the additional pressure that incoming salt water puts on the flood walls protecting the city is a major concern. A moderate monsoon flow continues over Southeast Asia, and the latest GFS model precipitation forecast foresees an additional 2 - 5 inches of rain over most of Thailand during the next three days.
Figure 1. Thailand's Chao Phraya River forms at the confluence of smaller rivers near Nakhon Sawan and flows past Bangkok to the Gulf of Thailand. Floodwalls meant to contain the river collapsed in downtown Nakhon Sawan, the Bangkok Post reported on October 11, 2011. The aftermath of the burst floodwalls left the city looking like a lake. As rivers overflowed in Thailand, the Tônlé Sab (Tonle Sap) lake in neighboring Cambodia (lower right of images) overflowed. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra satellite captured these images on October 11, 2011, and October 8, 2010. These images use a combination of visible and infrared light to better distinguish between water and land. Vegetation is green, and clouds are pale blue-green. Water is dark blue. In 2011, water rests on floodplains between Phitsanulok and Nakhon Sawan. Image credit: NASA.
Heavy rains due to an active monsoon and moisture from tropical cyclones
Rainfall in September peaked at 574.3mm (22.61") at Nong Kai in Northeastern Thailand, 501mm (19.72") at Uttardit in Northern Thailand, and 1446.7mm (56.96") in Eastern Thailand. For these regions, precipitation averaged 40 - 46% above normal in September. In the week ending Oct. 13, an additional 4 - 8" fell in Central and Thailand, where the capital of Bangkok lies. On Thursday, 38 mm (1.53") fell in Bangkok, and rainfall amounts of 1 - 3" fell over much of Central Thailand. Heavy monsoon rains are common in Thailand and Southeast Asia during La Niña events, and we currently have a weak La Niña event occurring. Ocean temperatures in the waters surrounding Thailand during September and October have been approximately 0.3°C above average, which has increased rainfall amounts by putting more water vapor into the air. The remains of Tropical Storm Haitang and Typhoon Nesat also brought heavy rains in late September. The flooding has also affected neighboring Cambodia, killing at least 183 people. Floods have also killed 18 in Vietnam and 30 in Laos this fall.
The Atlantic.com has some remarkable photos of the flooding in Thailand.
Figure 2. Top ten most expensive natural disasters in Thailand since 1900, as tabulated by the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED). This month's disaster (number one on the table above) is not yet in the CRED data base.
Hurricane Jova kills five in Mexico, but damage limited
Hurricane Jova killed five people in Mexico but damage was less than expected, amounting to less than $52 million, according to AIR-Worldwide. Jova hit the Pacific coast of Mexico Tuesday night as a Category 2 hurricane with 100 mph winds. Wunderblogger Mike Theiss rode out the storm on the coast, and has a a great post on his experience, which I excerpt here: "the winds suddenly picked up fiercely and started pounding the building I took shelter in. The surf ran way up on the beach and the waves were pounding the buildings and spraying up over everything at the pool. The wind was screaming and howling and the glass was flying. The Spanish tiles were getting ripped off the roof and all the glass light fixture were popping like balloons."
Figure 3. Mudslide from Hurricane Jova covers a road near Mazanillo, Mexico. Image credit: Mike Theiss.
Invest 94L in the Atlantic no threat
An area of disturbed weather (Invest 94L) between North Carolina and Bermuda is moving quickly to the northeast at 15 - 20 mph. This system has a modest amount of heavy thunderstorm activity and a the beginnings of a surface circulation, as seen on recent visible satellite imagery. Conditions are marginal for this to develop into a tropical depression, as wind shear is a high 20 - 30 knots, and ocean temperatures are at the lower limit for develoment, 26.5°C (80°F.) NHC is giving 94L a 20% chance of developing.
Western Caribbean disturbance
In the Western Caribbean, a large area of disturbed weather associated with a low pressure system has developed. Moisture from Tropical Depression 12-E, which moved inland near the Mexico/Guatemala border and dissipated on Wednesday, is invigorating the Western Caribbean low. Heavy rains from the low are affecting much of Central America, Cuba, and Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, and these rains will probably intensify over the weekend as the low moves slowly northwest and gradually develops. The low is too large to develop quickly, and NHC is giving the system just a 20% chance of developing into a tropical depression by Sunday. Most of the models predict only weak development of the storm, since wind shear is currently a high 20 - 25 knots, and is expected to be in the moderate to high range, 15 - 25 knots, over the next three days. Rains from the storm are already affecting the Florida Keys, as seen on long-range Key West radar. A personal weather station on Grand Cayman Island has picked up 0.87" of rain so far this morning from the storm. Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and Western Cuba will see the heaviest rains from the disturbance over the weekend, and South Florida could see heavy rains of 2 - 4 inches on Sunday and Monday.
Jeff Masters
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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Like a lot of newcomers to the hobby, I had a hard time understanding interlacing methods and how to restore progressive frames. Still, I downloaded the AMVApp and followed the guides, made my project files, didn't master Avisynth or Virtualdub but came around to a basic understanding of what they could do for me, etc. My first two videos (made in 2009) are plagued by technical problems and I wish I still had the original scripts I used for them so I could look them over now and find out what I was doing wrong. But they were, at least, mostly de-interlaced and better-looking that most AMVs made by 12 year olds. So I at least had that going for me.
I've faced two big problems in video editing. First of all, I've been too busy to sit down and make more than one video a year, which means that I essentially have to re-learn everything all over again each time I do. Secondly, I made it a point early on (in 2009) to follow whatever the Everything A/V guide said, only to have a new version suddenly appear in 2010 that offered advice I wasn't sure what to do with. Consider this video, which wasn't in the previous version of the guide:
Can this be taken literally? Following these instructions will IVTC the video and give you video you can bring straight into Premiere (or your editing program of choice), edit with, and then export out what should be a good-enough looking video (that could still be cleaned up and will certainly need to be compressed) that won't require any further deinterlacing?
I've read so much about deinterlacing on the guides and the forums over the past three days that my head is sort of spinning at this point, and I've pretty much forgotten everything I've ever learned about it. Which might be fine, because maybe everything I learned in the first place is out of date by now?
I'm working on a video now and using a script that looks like this:
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mpeg2source("C:\Users\Preferred User\Desktop\DGIndexProjectFiles\anime.d2v",cpu=6)
Yet what I get after exporting looks really bad, as if I'd done nothing to deinterlace it at all (and perhaps I actually haven't).
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(the actual details of this are lost for some reason as Imageshack refuses to show the screenshots as full-size, which is about twice as big as what you get here, so just imagine lots more interlacing lines and you'll get the right idea)
I know that's terrible looking and I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. It's really sad because I'm a college graduate but I can't wrap my mind around how to make a simple video like this.
There's a whole other load of questions that I have which I might ask later but I guess I'd better just leave it at this for now.


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Sunpentown 12-Bottle Wine Cooler - Platinum Finish
From Sunpentown, this 12-Bottle Wine Cooler (WC-12OB) keeps all varieties of wine at their optimal serving temperatures. This cube-like compact cooler, just the right size to be used as a freestanding or countertop unit, holds up to twelve regular sized wine bottles. The digital controls and LED display panel are located on the exterior door, allowing you to monitor and adjust the settings without disturbing the bottles or inside temperature.
Safely cradled atop the scalloped wire racks, each bottle is illuminated by a soft interior light and visible though the tinted window cutout. At a noise level of only 30bD, this ThermoElectric cooler offers nearly silent operation without the dull buzz and vibration common in compressor powered units. Other key features include three horizontal slide-out shelves, a front leveling leg and a double-pane, insulated glass door.
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Editor's Note -- On April 1, 2010, the Environmental Protection Agency released new guidelines on mountaintop mining. For more on this update, check out our Surprising Science blog.
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For most of its route through the hardscrabble towns of West Virginia's central Appalachian highlands, U.S. Highway 60 follows riverbanks and valleys. But as it approaches Gauley Mountain, it swoops dramatically upward, making switchbacks over steep wooded ridges. It goes by the Mystery Hole, a kitschy tourist stop that claims to defy the law of gravity. Then the road abruptly straightens and you're in Ansted, a town of about 1,600 people. There's an auto dealership, an Episcopal church and a Tudor's Biscuit World restaurant. A historical marker notes that Stonewall Jackson's mother is buried in the local cemetery, and there's a preserved antebellum mansion called Contentment.
The tranquillity belies Ansted's rough-and-tumble history as a coal town—and the conflict now dividing its townspeople. Founded as a mining camp in the 1870s by English geologist David T. Ansted, the first person to discover coal in the surrounding mountains, it played an important part in the Appalachian coal economy for nearly a century. The coal baron William Nelson Page made Ansted his headquarters. You get a feeling for the old connection to coal in the one-room town museum behind the storefront that serves as the town's city hall, with its vintage mining helmets and pickaxes, company scrip and photographs of dust-covered miners. But beginning in the 1950s, the boom ended, and one by one the mine shafts closed, leaving most of the local populace feeling bitter and abandoned.
"They burned the buildings down and left the area," Mayor R. A. "Pete" Hobbs recalled of the coal companies' abrupt departure. "Unemployment when I graduated high school"—in 1961—"was 27 percent."
Now coal is back, with a different approach: demolishing mountains instead of drilling into them, a method known as mountaintop coal removal. One project is dismantling the backside of Gauley Mountain, the town's signature topographical feature, methodically blasting it apart layer by layer and trucking off the coal to generate electricity and forge steel. Gauley is fast becoming a kind of Potemkin peak—whole on one side, hollowed out on the other. Some Ansted residents support the project, but in a twist of local history, many people, former miners included, oppose it, making the town an improbable battleground in the struggle to meet the nation's rising energy needs.
Since the mid-1990s, coal companies have pulverized Appalachian mountaintops in West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. Peaks formed hundreds of millions of years ago are obliterated in months. Forests that survived the last ice age are chopped down and burned. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that by 2012, two decades of mountaintop removal will have destroyed or degraded 11.5 percent of the forests in those four states, an area larger than Delaware. Rubble and waste will have buried more than 1,000 miles of streams.
This is devastation on an astonishing scale, and though many of us would like to distance ourselves from it, blaming it on others' callousness or excesses, mountaintop coal removal feeds the global energy economy in which we all participate. Even as I was writing this article at home in suburban Washington, D.C., it occurred to me that the glowing letters on my laptop might be traceable to mountaintop removal. An EPA Web site indicates that utlities serving my ZIP code get 48 percent of their power from coal—as it happens, the same portion of coal-generated electricity nationwide. In fact, the environmental group Appalachian Voices produced a map indicating 11 direct connections between West Virginia mountaintop coal sources and electric power plants in my area, the closest being the Potomac River Generating Station in Alexandria, Virginia. So coal torn from a West Virginia mountain was put on a truck and then a rail car, which took it to Alexandria, where it was incinerated, creating the heat that drove the turbines that generated the electricity that enabled me to document concerns about the destruction of that very same American landscape.
Demand for mountaintop coal has been rising quickly, driven by high oil prices, energy-intensive lifestyles in the United States and elsewhere and hungry economies in China and India. The price of central Appalachian coal has nearly tripled since 2006 (the long-term effect on coal pricing of the latest global economic downturn isn't yet known). U.S. coal exports increased by 19 percent in 2007 and were expected to go up by 43 percent in 2008. Virginia-based Massey Energy, responsible for many of Appalachia's mountaintop projects, recently announced plans to sell more coal to China. As demand increases, so does mountaintop removal, the most efficient and most profitable form of coal mining. In West Virginia, mountaintop removal and other kinds of surface mining (including highwall mining, in which machines demolish mountainsides but leave peaks intact) accounted for about 42 percent of all coal extracted in 2007, up from 31 percent a decade earlier.
Whether demand for coal will grow or shrink in the Barack Obama administration remains to be seen; as a candidate, Obama backed investing in "clean coal" technology, which would capture air pollutants from burning coal—especially carbon dioxide, linked to global warming. But such technologies are still experimental, and some experts believe they are unworkable. Former Vice President Al Gore, writing in the New York Times after the November election, said the coal industry's promotion of "clean coal" was a "cynical and self-interested illusion."
In Ansted, the conflict over mountaintop removal has taken on special urgency because it's about two competing visions for Appalachia's future: coal mining, West Virginia's most hallowed industry, and tourism, its most promising emerging business, which is growing at about three times the rate of the mining industry statewide. The town and its mining site lie between two National Park Service recreational areas, along the Gauley and New rivers, about ten miles apart. The New River Gorge Bridge, a span 900 feet above the water and perhaps West Virginia's best-known landmark, is just 11 miles by car from Ansted. Hawks Nest State Park is nearby. Rafting, camping—and, one day a year, parachuting from the New River Bridge—draw hundreds of thousands of people to the area annually.


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This exhibition - the first major survey of Thomas Chambers' work since 1942 - seeks to define his style, examine his sources, and investigate the popular audience for marine and landscape painting in the mid-nineteenth century. Active for almost three decades as a painter, Chambers left behind a boldly expressive and puzzling body of work. Recovered from obscurity in the mid-twentieth century, he was enthusiastically celebrated as an American folk painter whose rhythmic sense of contour, lively pattern, and strong color anticipated modern taste.
Thomas Chambers (1808-1869): American Marine and Landscape Painter will feature approximately sixty works, borrowed from public and private collections throughout the United States, including forty-five paintings by Chambers and related paintings by his contemporaries.
This exhibition was organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and its Center for American Art, in association with the Indiana University Art Museum, and with the support of a generous gift from Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buck.


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As for the legal stance, the country as a rule takes its legal cues from English Common Law. The ECL holds that a person is not a person a person until the child can breath and survive on its own. My religious tradition and belief says otherwise. But, there is a lot that has been written here about government enforcing morality. That I am not for.
As the first amendment right to free speech, it may protect the right to be shrill, but it does not say I have to keep my mouth shut if it hurts my ears.
I would prefer that people would be encouraged to take responsibility without the help of a social worker, but, there is a small minority that drops the ball. Yes, you can make someone do stuff when it is a health and safety issue. I could petition the courts for permission to do some coercive things. I could ask the judge to remove a child, order people to get mental health treatment, or get chemical dependency treatment. I could get orders for parents to pay child support and to reimburse the government for services rendered,. If you think were all warm fuzzies, think again.
Is the income tax system a failure? I think you and I agree.
As for more laws, consider becoming celibate. With increasing population density comes loss of freedom. If you keep generating more spawn, the you are contributing to the problem.
The government has been in the charity business from the outset. In the early days there were the poor farms and local relief. During the depression the New Deal inserted itself when local governments became overwhelmed. The people of the time wished it to be so.
Gun shows are exempt from background checks.


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As most of you know, this year I have the privilege of not only being the Scoutmaster of my home troop, but also a troop heading to the National Jamboree.
Now I am not saying that money buys success, attitude, or enthusiasm, but I have noticed that about $3000 makes a pretty big difference.
I have a great home troop. They are Scout led and into high adventure. We have our challenges, but by and large it is a real fun troop and I am proud of the Scouts that are in it.
My Jamboree troop on the other hand is Fantastic in its own right. I am completely surprised at how a group of young men from 9 different towns and cities, just as many schools, with only one thing in common, they were assigned to my troop by the council, can come together and gel like they have.
This last weekend our Jamboree troop held a camp out. The intent of the camp out was two fold. First was to set up and shake down all the gear. Get familiar with it and learn how to work as a team setting it all up and taking it down. The other objective of the camp out was to continue the bonding and team building of the Patrols and Troop. A chance to get to know the tent mates and see how they would interact over a longer period of time than a few hours at a meeting.
They met every goal and exceeded my expectations.
What a difference $3000 makes.
These Scouts are all First Class to Eagle Scout in Rank, they all want to be there, and they are are looking for a great time. And yeah.. either they or their parents paid $3000 for this once in a life time experience, and the Scouts act like it.
It is so easy to put together a troop when they all have the same goals, the same vision, and the same willingness to work toward those goals and visions.
Unlike the normal "home" troop where sports seasons, homework, and the need for self improvement (read advancement) tend to set an individual Scouts agenda, the Scouts of the Jamboree troop all have one common goal. Go to Jamboree and have fun.
So what a difference $3000 makes… none really, but we can learn from this adventure.
We can learn a lot about vision and goal setting, we can learn a lot about what motivates young men, and we can learn a lot about how we as Scout leaders process information and assist youth leaders in team development.
A lot can be learned, but then again, a lot should be learned.. after all, we paid $3000.
Have a Great Scouting Day!


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Wedding ceremonies and receptions do not necessarily have the same number of guests.
Many couples, especially those in which the bride is a second-time bride, have small, intimate ceremonies with larger receptions afterwards. Since more people are invited to the reception than the ceremony, the invitations are for the reception. Guests invited to the ceremony are sent ceremony cards with their reception invitations.
Reception invitations always "request the pleasure of your company," since the reception is not being held in a house of worship. The word "and" is used to join the names of the bride and groom. The phrases "marriage reception" and "wedding reception" are both correct. "Marriage reception" is the more traditional of the two. However, many brides prefer "wedding reception" on the grounds that a wedding is the act of getting married while marriage is the result of that decision.
Wedding receptions take place on the day of the wedding.
Any reception occurring after that date is not correctly described as a wedding reception. Rather, it's a party or reception in honor of the recently married couple. These receptions are held for a variety of reasons. Most are held when the bride and her family live in different parts of the country. Other times, especially when older couples or second-time brides are involved, they are held due to professional considerations.
Whatever the reason, late receptions are becoming more common. Invitations to a late reception contain a line reading "in honour of" or "in honor of" followed on a separate line with the names of the couple.
If you are having a small ceremony and a larger reception at a future date, it is not proper to send the reception invitation with the wedding announcement. Each requires its own mailing.
Similarly, if you are having a small reception the day of your wedding and a larger reception at a future date, each reception requires a separate mailing.


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Cana, where Jesus performed his first public miracle, the changing of water into wine, was also the home town of one of the Twelve Apostles, Nathanael (John 21:2). Along the street leading to the Franciscan Wedding Church, a chapel marks Nathanael's home. This is the place to read his words to Philip as they talked about Jesus. Some believe Nathanael's famous but curious remark - "Can anything good come out of Nazareth?" (John 1:46) – indicates some consternation that the home town of the Messiah was the "ordinary" neighboring village of Nazareth, no more noteworthy than his own.
The Latin inscription on the façade of this small nineteenth-century church reminds visitors that Nathanael was also called Bartholomew (Matt. 10:3; Mark 3:18; Luke 6:14; Acts 1:13). It displays a painting of Nathanael's martyrdom; a relief on the white stone altar depicts his meeting with Philip.
*Visitors can obtain the key to Nathanael's Church in the Wedding Church sacristy (Tel: 04-651-7011).


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This page is under development and is NOT a complete listing of all Tippecanoe County family history resources available in the Genealogy Division at the Indiana State Library at this time. As new Tippecanoe County family history resources are added, this page will be updated.
Birth Records
WPA, Index to birth records, 1882-1920., 1921-1941
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595u
Death Records
Deaths from Cholera, 1849 (THG, vol. 19 #2, June 1979).
Genealogy Division, 977.2 H789
Tippecanoe Area Genealogical Society…Death Records.
3 v. 1921-1960.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595wi
WPA, Index to death records, 1882-1920.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595u
Marriage Records
Esarey, Myra, Marriage records...1826-1830 (From IMH, vol. 32, 1936). 3pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Tuncat. no. 1
DAR, Marriage records, 1830-1850....1952. 3 vols. [a few 1829 marriages].
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595m
Marriage Applications, Apr. 17, 1905 - Feb. 1906. 2 vols. 1960.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595sh
Slevin, Ruth M., ...Marriage records...1850-1861. 1975. 74, 75 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595sL
Slevin, Ruth M. Tippecanoe Co., Ind. Marriage Records, Bk. 4-9, 1850-1861, Pt. 1: Index of Grooms, Pt. 2: Index of Brides. 1975.
Genealogy Division 977.201 T595sL
Marriages, 1826-1830 (IMH, vol. 32, 1936).
Genealogy Division, 977.2 I39
WPA, Index to marriage records, 1850-1920, 1921-1941..
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595u
WPA, Index to supplemental records, marriage transcripts, 1880-1906.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595u
Deed Records
Deed indexes, 1826-1901.
Microfilm, Second Floor
Probate Records
Civil probate records, 1827-1853; indexes, 1853-1890.
Microfilm, Second Floor
....Index to probate order books, vols. 1-10, 1825-1852.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595tc
Tippecanoe Co. Area Genealogical Society., Index to ...probate final records...1830-1849. [12pp.]
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Tuncat. no. 4
Will Records
Microfilm, Second Floor
Index of wills...1825-1864 (From THG, #6-7, 1961, 1962). [3pp.].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Tuncat. no. 6
DAR, Typed copy of will book I, 1828-1834....[1981?]. 133pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595ty
...Index to will books, vols. 1-17, 1825-1936. [43] leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595ti
Index to wills, June 1825-1844, Apr. 1845-1864 (THG, #6, Nov.- Dec. 1961, #2, Mar.-Apr. 1962).
Genealogy Division, 977.2 H789
Cemetery and Church Records
Cemetery records (Grandview, 1908-1932; Springvale, 1869-1917).
Microfilm, Second Floor
Blachly, Mrs. Josephus C., [Cemetery records...]. (Battle Ground. 1967. 1pp.)
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 7
Cox, Carroll O., [Cemetery records...]. [1955]. 23pp. (Cemeteries in Illinois; Isley cemetery...).
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 2
D.A.C., Gravestone records of Concord cemetery....1965. 23pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 5
D.A.C., Records of membership of the Dayton, Indiana, Presbyterian church, 1832 to 1940....1965. v.p.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 6
DAR, Cemetery on the old Harvey farm. 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Tuncat. no. 2
Durkee cemetery...(From THG, #2, 1962). 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Tuncat. no. 5
Indiana Junior Historical Society., ...Cemetery records. 1, Shambaugh cemetery, Shelby township. 1pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 8
Raub, Nellie T., A History of Farmers Institute monthly meeting of Friends and its community. [1951?]. 48pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595r
Tippecanoe County Historical Association, [Cemetery records...]. 1 Greenbush cemetery 1946. 31pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 1
Tippecanoe County Historical Association, Cemetery records, Wea township....1, Spring Grove cemetery. [1962]. 6pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 3
Saint Boniface Cemetery Book 1898 Through 2008. Lafayette, Indiana c. 2009
Genealogy Division Geneal. 977.202 L161sbc
Warren, Mrs. E.P., Sickeler cemetery, Wea township....5pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 Tuncat. no. 3
Williamson, Wallace F., Pierce cemetery index. 1965. [13pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 4
....Cemeteries. 4 vol.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595tip
Cheesman, David R., Kenny cemetery... 1844: plus the 1854 railroad disaster. 35pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595cd
Cheesman, David R., Sickler cemetery... 1861-1977. 1989. 34pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595ch
DAR, Cemetery records of Burton, McCormick, Mt. Zion, Sandridge cemeteries, Wabash township....1954. v.p.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595da
DAR, ...Cemetery records of Shelby township....1960. 94pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595ds
DAR, A Copy of the register of St. John's Episcopal church, Lafayette, Indiana, from June 1837 to June 1898. 1940. [47], 85pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595s
DAR, Inscriptions from cemeteries of Sheffield township....[1957?]. [128pp.]
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595di
DAR, Record of the cemeteries of Tippecanoe township....[1956]. v.p. [Includes Battle Ground, Liberty Chapel, Methodist Camp Ground, Pretty Prairie cemeteries].
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595dr
Ideal church record for the Burton, Cario, Fair Haven, Montmorency, and Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Churches...1875 - 1909. [136] leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595i
Reading of Laurmie [Sic] township tombstones... 1985. 105 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595rea
Saint Boniface Cemetery Book 1898 Through 2008. Lafayette, Indiana c. 2009
Genealogy Division Geneal. 977.202 L161sbc
Warren, Elza,...Cemetery records: West Point, Fink, Sickler, Spring Grove, Wild Cat, Lafayette. 1966. 105pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595w
Census Records
Hammel, Ruth A. 1880 Census…Index. 408 p.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595eie v. 1
Merritt, Grace H., Index to census of 1830 and 1840....[1967]. 24, 43pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595me
Court Records
...Estray book, 1827-1837. 268, [213] leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595t
Family Records
DAR, ....Bible records, Finkle, Howell, McBride, Oglebay, Moran, and Shortridge, McCollough, Smiley, Taylor. 1973. 14pp.
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.201 T595 no. 9
DAR, Historical and genealogical records....1929. 153pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595d
Smith, Lora R., Records...copied from documents....[1971?]. [7pp.] [Lafayette].
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.202 L161 no. 1
Tipp. Co. Historical Association record...1826-1846....6 vols.
Indiana Historical Society Library
Land Records
DAR, [Early land owners (1840-1843)...]. [1978?]. 3 vols.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595dau
DAR, Land transactions: abstracted from the 1st entry tract book...beginning date, 1823....[1981?]. 100pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595Lat
Tippecanoe County, Indiana Index to Deed Book A October 14, 1826-April 10, 1830
c. 2009
Genealogy Division, Geneal. 977.201 T595tdai
Naturalization Records
DAR, Abstracts of alien declarations...for the decades 1830 and 1840. [1982]. 131pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595a
DAR, Abstracts of alien declarations... decade of 1860's. 1983. 100pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595ac
DAR, Abstracts of alien declarations... decade of 1870's and 1880's. 1985. 108pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595ad
"Ancestors" column in the Wabash magazine of the Lafayette Journal and Courier, Sunday edition. (scattered issues).
Genealogy Division, p.f. 977.2 Auncat no. 1
Tax Records
Darlington, Jane E....Tax duplicate for 1848 [1983]. 48, 26 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595dt
Voter Records
WPA, Index to supplemental record, registered voters, 1922.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595u
Miscellaneous Records
Dorrell, Ruth, ...index of names of persons and of firms. 1981. 306 leaves.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595do
DeHart, Richard., Past and present of ...1909. 2 vol., and index.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595de
Farber, Renee, Index to county commissioners' record....1980. 302pp.
Genealogy Division, 977.201 T595f
...Order record: county orders issued...Sept. 4, 1826 - August 30, 1841. [139] leaves.
Genealogy Division, q977.201 T595o
Record of poor children's indentures...1833-1846. 71 leaves.
Genealogy Division, q977.201 T595re
Many of the records identified on this page were initially selected by Carolynne L. Wendel Miller in her book, Indiana Sources for Genealogical Research in the Indiana State Library, published in 1984 by the Indiana Historical Society.


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Hormonal birth control explainer: a matter of health
|Fig. 1. Female reproductive anatomy. Credit: Jeanne Garbarino.
|Fig. 2. Top: Day of cycle and phases. Second row: Body temperature (at waking) through cycle.
Third row: Hormones and their levels. Fourth row: What the ovaries are doing.
Fifth row: What the uterus is doing. Via Wikimedia Commons.
|Fig. 3. Follicle cycle in the ovary. Steps 1-3, follicular phase, during
which the follicle matures with the egg inside. Step 4: Ovulation, followed by
the luteal phase. Step 5: Corpus luteum (yellow body) releases progesterone.
Step 6: corpus luteum degrades if no implantation in uterus occurs.
Via Wikimedia Commons.
|Assorted hormonal pills. Via Wikimedia Commons.
Unfortunately, the current political climate can take this situation–especially for teenage girls–and cast it as a personal moral failing with implications that a girl who takes hormonal medications is a "slut," rather than the real fact that this hormonal intervention is literally maintaining the regularity of her health.


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The government announced today that it is changing the National symbol to the condom because it more accurately reflects the government's political stance.
A condom allows inflation, halts production, destroys the next generation, protects a bunch of pr!cks and gives a sense of security while you are actually being screwed.
Damn, it just doesn't get more accurate than that.