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2011-11-14 Victoria Robinson Returns
Start: 12:08:40
alt: hey Daviss, what's up?
Daviss: hi alt, nothing up this way, how about with you?
alt: downer, Ohio State & the Browns both lost in the closing seconds of their ball games
Daviss: I am trying my best to stay ahead of this cold I did see a little of the Browns
alt: stay with the medication and don't lighten up just because you feel better.
Daviss: my Cards won bu the hair of their chinny chin chin glad the ball was intercepted lol
alt: those wins count too. LOL
Daviss: yep thats for sure
alt: how is your brother doing? better, I pray
Daviss: ASU should have won their game.. The kicker missed 3 field goals yes better thanks alt.
alt: good
Daviss: he is being pumped with antibotics and taking a battery of tests but better
alt: looking at the slavery & migratio maps on the DNA Tested AA FB page... some good stuff there. Well, let's hope they get to the bottom of his problem and have some solutions for him.
Daviss: me too alt I have not beed to the DNA page today been I am still waiting on my other brothers McDonald tests lol
alt: don't go there unless you have :a lot; of free time LOL
Daviss: lol lol alt
alt: Linda L. is keeping them 'honest'
Selma: Good afternoon alt and Daviss
alt: hello Ms. Selma. godd to see ya and how are ya?
Daviss: my daughter is a single parent and signed Tyler up for a Big Brother. When this Sandusky cra**p came up she called and got off the list
alt: godd=good
Daviss: Hi there selma
alt: Hello vkn, How be's ya?
Daviss: hello vkn!!!
vkn: hey hey hey alt daviss Selma
Selma: Afternoon vkn
vkn: How y'all be I bees good alt
Daviss: I am ok vkn thanks
Selma: The Sandusky thing is so, so Horrific
alt: Daviss, that's a good program, you just have to monitor the Big Brother and question TYler about the relationship. Don't let the Sandusky thing scare you away from a good relationship for your grandson.
vkn: Sandusky shows that peeps don't tell all so me thinks iceberg tio
Daviss: well he has and I know everyone is not like that.. We have always talked to our kids about dangers but.......
alt: I was in a program here.. Called Men Today, Men Tomorrow and the young man I had was in the th grade when we started.. Today he is a grad student at UNC Chapel Hill in a master's program for International Studies... it was one of the best things I ever did... the MT, MT program.
vkn: Sounds great alt
alt: 5th grade
Selma: Unfortunately this affair will have wide ranging impact on many "good" programs
alt: it sure will Selma.. and that's too bad.
Selma: It is, because so many kids need caring, responsible mentors
Daviss: yes I am sure it is great alt, and I know all men/women are not that pathetic but for now it is scaring folks right and left
alt: my 'guys' Mom just passed away this year and when he heard of her death I was the 1st person he called.... we still have a strong relationship.
Daviss: hello whitefoster
whitefoster: hello
Selma: Good afternoon whitefoster, welcome to the Lunchbunch chat
Seventies Soulchild: Good afternoon lunch bunchers!
vkn: Howdy whitefoster
Selma: Afternoon seventies
Daviss: hello seventies
alt: hello whitefoster & Seventies Soulchild
vkn: Howdy seventies
Daviss: welcome whitefoster!!
Seventies Soulchild: hi alt, Daviss, Selma vkn and firstname.lastname@example.com! welcome!
alt: whitefoster is this April from the Forums?
Daviss: oh oh
vkn: Name too hot
Seventies Soulchild: Maybe they'll come back on with a shorter user name! lol
Daviss: how are you doing today seventies
Seventies Soulchild: I'm doing well Daviss.
vkn: heyyyyyyy deannie
alt: hello deannie... are you on vacation?
Daviss: hey deannie
Seventies Soulchild: deannie???
alt: darn, what's up? folks are in and out
vkn: search work you are posting seventies very tutorial
Seventies Soulchild: yes, trying to determine if Scott and Jack are brothers.
alt: yes it is vkn, Seventies Soulchild is doing a good job with her postings IMHO LOL Seventies Soulchild, your posts are instructive & inspirational.
Seventies Soulchild: I didn't want to be worrisome with the postings. But this Jack and Scott thing what an interesting case. Thanks alt Thanks vkn
alt: yw Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: So what are your thoughts on what I posted? Should I be looking for more??
Daviss: you are not worrisome seventies.. It makes people think and besides its good reading
Seventies Soulchild: I didn't include some info, just wanted to get the basic info out there.
vkn: ja velcom but all thanx to you seventies. It shows the real world of finding family.
alt: yes, I think you might also look for records of children and/or siblings of each that might 'tie' them together as siblings, or at least very close cousins (?).
Seventies Soulchild: the 1880 census shows the relationship of Mary Walker to the girls Nelly and Martha and another son John Martin. yes, was talking to my cousin Wendy about this and she'd never heard of any siblings of Scott Washington. But this puts things in a new light with the census records.
vkn: I smiled at the response from Regina and the name from nick to actual name
alt: no doubt that there is a 'close' kinship between the two men... might just have to take a 'leap of faith' until you find the document(s) that actually connects them.
Seventies Soulchild: What is interesting is that there was a Scott Walker in the 1870 household of Mary Walker. Then with the tax records from Wilkinson Co with them living in the same place.
Daviss: did they have a state census at all seventies? welcome vicjorob!
alt: hello VicJoRob
vkn: hayyyyyyyyyyyyyy Vicjorob !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seventies Soulchild: Yes they do, but the years that I saw online, (haven't gone to Wilkinso Co yet) have slave era records only.
VicJoRob: Hey Ladies. how are you all?
Seventies Soulchild: hi vicjorob
vkn: loooooooooooooooooong time
Daviss: great here vicjorob
VicJoRob: I know its been ages, so busy at work. Sometimes we can't get access due to the firewall.
alt: can't speak for the 'ladies', but this 'guy' is doing fine VicJoRob LOL
Seventies Soulchild: aw that stinks.
vkn: wow wow wow
Seventies Soulchild: lol alt
Daviss: lol alt oops vkn wb vkn
Seventies Soulchild: Jimety Christmas.. I've been on here since about 2007 and I don't know VicJoRob... wow!
vkn: Are you in Chi town Vic
VicJoRob: I see Valencia and Selma/Helol to the "guy" as well That s/b hello
Daviss: tap my memory vicjorob what are your surnames lol
VicJoRob: Maternal: Gant, Potts, Goss, Winn/Wynn, Cook, Rucker [new],
vkn: Daviss you prolly not met vicjrob
alt: shhh vkn I'm in a witness protection program LOL
vkn: lol lol @ alt
VicJoRob: Paternal: Porter, Edwards, Kitchens, Robinson et al, Jack, Simmons
Daviss: well just in case i have not, nice to meet ya vicjorob!
fierybug08: hello everyone. Virtual wave to Daviss vkn VicJoRob Seventies alt Selma
VicJoRob: Nice to meet you as well. What are your surnames?
alt: Gant... would that include the Nelson Gant from Zanesville, Ohio.
vkn: Selma stepped out for a few
Daviss: hello fierybug08!
VicJoRob: Yep, NT Gant is my 3g grandfather
vkn: Howdy fiery
alt: Hello fierybug08
VicJoRob: Hello fiery
Seventies Soulchild: heeyyyyy Fierybug08
VicJoRob: So Alt, how do you know about Nelson Gant?
Seventies Soulchild: One more month I'll be in D.C. :}
fierybug08: hi VicJoRob....Rucker surname...whereabouts?
vkn: What a refresher vic
fierybug08: hey seventies...I'll be here lol
Seventies Soulchild: I'm so excited... lol
alt: I have folk in Zanesville, plus I study the area VicJoRob
vkn: Daviss it is VicjoRob who coined the term AfriGeneas
VicJoRob: Just found my 2g grandmother's maiden name= Ollie Rucker married Ed Cook in Sherman, Texas. She was born in Missouri but possibly Mississippi
fierybug08: Well...cool beans
vkn: Seventies wassup in DC
fierybug08: pleasure to meet you VicJoRob
VicJoRob: ALT, cool! I have a lot on Nelson but am working on his wife Anna Maria Hughes
Daviss: well I'll be!!! very nice coin
VicJoRob: Vkn-how have you been doing? Still in Alabama?
alt: okay VicJoRob, does she have an Ohio background also?
fierybug08: BRB...grabs a Pepsi
vkn: Now in Georgia Victoria
Daviss: lol @fiery
VicJoRob: ALT-Anna Maria was the wife that Nelson stole out of slavery, and with whom he eventually settled in Zanesville. Both were out of Loudoun County VA.
Seventies Soulchild: hey look caffeine is now good for you.. quit laughing Daviss.. lol
VicJoRob: VKN-are you liking it out there? What part?
Daviss: seventies is that DC trip a vac or research trip
Seventies Soulchild: vacation/research/vacation... lol I will be going to MS again this summer with my boys for the same reason
Daviss: in that order seventies
fierybug08: mission accomplished...i'm back with my Pepsi
Seventies Soulchild: probably so.. lol
VicJoRob: 70s-where will you be doing research while in DC?
Seventies Soulchild: I have to get my list of to-dos and lookups together. I don't want to be fooling around all day with the archives.
Daviss: lol lol but you will spend all day there won't you?
VicJoRob: 70s-If you are looking for a lunch partner one day, give me a holler. I work down the street.
alt: good move Seventies Soulchild ... advance work, no need to look for sumpin' in DC that you can find online, unless you're after an 'actual' hardcopy of a document.
VicJoRob: Don't forget the repository of City Directories at the Library of Congress
vkn: That will great for the two of you to connect VicJoRob Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: Probably so knowing my luck Daviss... Hold on writing it down now....
vkn: what are you doing these days VicJoRob
Daviss: well you know how jealous I am seventies about not being cose to any archives etc
Seventies Soulchild: OK where exactly is the LOC??
alt: I have a simple question for y'all..... as you separate generations, what is your usual time frame 20-25 years?
fierybug08: Can you search city directories is at the library of congress- or is there an online way w/out charging?
VicJoRob: Near the capital
vkn: Angela will regret not seeing you VicJoRob
Seventies Soulchild: Fierybug08, ancestry has city directories, BUT only a limited number
VicJoRob: Fiery-I don't know. Vkn-where is Angela?
fierybug08: hmmm...
Seventies Soulchild: Daviss, I'm in NY and like 4 hrs away from D.C.
Daviss: and lol
fierybug08: wow...seventies
deannie: Afternoon lunch bunch.....
Seventies Soulchild: I'm taking the megabus down though.
fierybug08: i didn't know you were so close to me...i'm in northern baltimore county
Seventies Soulchild: Hi deannie
alt: wb deannie.. I asked.. are you on vacation?
deannie: Yeah boy
fierybug08: hi deannie
Seventies Soulchild: lol
Daviss: hello deannie!!
VicJoRob: Megabus is a great deal
vkn: She is retired now VicJoRob but doing genealogy full time
fierybug08: i need to read up on Megabus. I see BoltBus all the time near the metro.
VicJoRob: vkn- Lucky duck -- retired and doing genealogy full time
deannie: i Have schedule my days.....today is stay in clean day...
Seventies Soulchild: It really is... I was taking the amtrak down, but that's just way too costly at this time of the year
VicJoRob: Fiery- you in DC too?
fierybug08: i may need to look into that yep...sorta of. I work in DC and live in MD
VicJoRob: I work in DC and live in VA
deannie: I heard Megabus is good...from Chicago to Memphis $20 round trip
VicJoRob: Are you a fed?
fierybug08: ohh...that traffic is a hot mess VicJoRob nope...private non-profit.
Seventies Soulchild: Ok folks you all can contact me at seventiessoulchild @t yahoo.com It would be great to meet up with people in D.C.
VicJoRob: No traffic woes for me -- Dash bus from home to Metro and then Metro straight into work
Seventies Soulchild: My tentative plan is to be in D.C. from 26 Dec to 2 Jan
VicJoRob: 70s-will do. my e-mail is vicjorob @t msn.com
fierybug08: good....i drive to airport (20mins)...hop on train to dc
vkn: A DC Kwanzza huh Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: yes.
VicJoRob: DC Kwanzaa :}
deannie: I go back to work Dec 27.....
VicJoRob: Wow! loooooong break!
Seventies Soulchild: I would normally do the same, but I'm using part of my vacation time.
alt: wow deannie,, that long.... they'll have to re-train you when you get back to work LOL
deannie: No, I have another week in Dec 17-26
VicJoRob: fierybug08 - sounds like your commute is longer than mine. Is your office downtown?
Seventies Soulchild: oh the week before Christmas, huh?
fierybug08: yeah...near the Verizon Center. But not too bad.
VicJoRob: fierybug08 Oooh, ever eat at Rosa Mexicana?
fierybug08: absolutely my favorite!!!! It is hard to find good Mexican
deannie: yes...everyone at work Supervisor will all on vacation lol ......I do a lot of research and coping during this time
fierybug08: I hear a lunch meetup...lol
Seventies Soulchild: coping, :} Well y'all could wait for me.. lol
Daviss: deannie any luck at Newberry
fierybug08: oh...seventies...send me an email firstname.lastname@example.com
vkn: I left Alabama in 2005 Vicjorob
fierybug08: I'll have to make reservations.
VicJoRob: Turning to genealogy -- just found marriage records in Grayson County TX for my great grandmother and her parents. Finally got a maiden name and now have discovered 2g grandmother may have been white and left to join the colored community.
deannie: That's schedule for Friday.....all day.....
Seventies Soulchild: interesting...
deannie: Great find....
vkn: Congrats VicJoRob
VicJoRob: fierybug08 Seventies Soulchild - meetup heck yes. Let me know and I'll hop the metrol
Daviss: what name is that vicjorob and Congrats
Seventies Soulchild: Now I won't be down until the week of Kwanzaa. brb
fierybug08: great find vicjorob
Daviss: I don't search Grayson but do search a couple counties in Tx
VicJoRob: Ollie Rucker married Ed Cook 1879; daughter Edna Cook married John Hamilton Wynn1903, and daughter Annie Cook married Richard Salters 1900 It appears that familysearch now includes indexed marriages for most of TX from 1800 to 1973
Daviss: any ariz Ruckers cicjorob?
vkn: Familysearch is a smart tool
VicJoRob: I found them first on Archives.com and then checked Familysearch
Daviss: oops i mean vicjorob
alt: is that right VicJoRob, guess I'll do some lookups for Clement in Lamar, I think.
fierybug08: wow
Daviss: wb selma
vkn: Howdy selma and wb
alt: wb Selma
VicJoRob: Daviss - I am really new to the Ruckers but only have the father Edmund Terrell Rucker and mother Melinda and brother John
vkn: Selma meet your old friend VicJoRob
Selma: Hello..vicjrobo
VicJoRob: Selma- still down in Hampton Roads area?
Selma: Did you have another name then? Yep..still in HR
vkn: Victoria Robinson lol
VicJoRob: Still Victoria -- used to be victori997
Selma: Oh OK...
Daviss: wb deannie
Selma: Meant HR
alt: oh, now I remember our converstaions about Gant & Zaneville... and you were at the Lett Settlement reunion one year, right?
vkn: Deb in VA is also still around VicJoRob Cuffy that is
VicJoRob: alt -- Yes I was. What is your first name? vkn -- How is Deb doing? Retired or still working for the Navy?
alt: Art VicJoRob
VicJoRob: vkn Does she still go by DebInVA?
vkn: She is still working and doing SC trying to renew the SC page for AfriGeneas Vic
Selma: Still working
VicJoRob: alt - I think I remember you but without a face . . . you know how it is with old age . . .
vkn: Yes but she uses DRC as an initial
alt: yes I do VicJoRob .. and I have a 'forgettable face' LOL
Daviss: HA!!!
vkn: Watch it with the old age stuff Vic
Daviss: I had to comment lol lol
vkn: lol
Selma: Were you taking a break from researching VicjoRob
VicJoRob: alt lol lol lol
vkn: VicJoRob any contacts with Saundra Brown
VicJoRob: Selma -- No, wasn't taking a break. Actually doing a lot but just wasn't on Afrigeneas much. In my 2oth year volunteering every Saturday at the Annandale FHC
alt: Wow!!!!! that's great VicJoRob
Selma: Well glad you are back to AfriGeneas...our FHC is now taking orders on the internet
VicJoRob: vkn -- no, have not seen Saundra. Selma -- so is ours. We were among the last. But the films are rolling in.
Selma: Have to run folks..great to see you VicJo. See you all tomorrow..
alt: VicJoRob, in 20 years.. I'll bet you've seen a tremendous increase by AA researchers.
vkn: We also chat on Tues and Sat evening and Sunday morn vicj
alt: aaaaat the FHC
vkn: to see your research posted on the boards here VicJ Laugh at the response posted as response
Daviss: oh vkn lol
vkn: I said thats da lady who wrote da how2 lol
VicJoRob: Actually, I have seen a small increase of AA researchers coming in. Seems many don't realize that FHC can be great resources. Makes me wonder whether folks are being told that there isn't much for them there. I know I was told that 20+ years ago.
vkn: deannie is with the Chicago group Vicj
deannie: my wifi internet is going crazy this morning yes
VicJoRob: vkn -- I'm not sure I understand? vkn -- Wow! is Crystal Simmons still with you all?
Daviss: mabe they think everyting is on the net
vkn: Sometimes Crystal pops in
alt: I can believe that VicJoRob, our folks will take 'word of mouth' anytime over checking it out for themselves ...
deannie: ditto
VicJoRob: Daviss -- And they couldn't be more wrong. County resources are the best for AA research
vkn: and so does Lynda Matthews Vic
VicJoRob: vkn -- I'm going to have to use my iphone to check in for the lunchbunch
Daviss: I agree vicjorob
alt: exactly, that's where the records are @ the county level.
Seventies Soulchild: yep the BEST records... imo
vkn: True that Seventies
Daviss: thats what Witcher was saying this weekend
VicJoRob: Its those pesky indexes of the 70s and 80s that ignored non-white records. But state archives are making up for it with digitization
Daviss: Ancestry picks from the low hanging fruit
deannie: A little of the new coming to our group have never gone to their county....
Daviss: the goodies are higher up
deannie: little=lot
VicJoRob: Low hanging fruit is good to get one started but those plums up high will keep you coming back.
Daviss: yep!
deannie: great saying
Seventies Soulchild: Ancestry, yep I let my subscription expire.. family search is GREAT!
vkn: It certainly is but I am too scared to give up ancestry seventies
VicJoRob: I almost let my Ancestry expire but I still have it, particularly after I learned how to manipulate the search function so that I don't get the kitchen sink as much. Has anyone used mocavo.com?
Seventies Soulchild: yes, but its still not as good as google. IMO
Daviss: I have but all I see for my search there is what I put in lol lol
vkn: I use mocavo from time to time but I find it unwieldy
VicJoRob: I love mocavo.com. It has helped me when I am dealing with surnmaes such as Kitchens, Dancers, Jack, Cook, etc.
Seventies Soulchild: yes they can improve their functions. I only use it to search for myself... lol
VicJoRob: Daviss -- I know what you mean. I get a lot of those. However it is good to see queries you put out more than a decade ago and find a response that you failed to follow up on.
vkn: We need you to do us a session here Vicjrob
Daviss: My play brother is Howard Dancer lol
VicJoRob: Seventies Soulchild lol
Seventies Soulchild: Oh speaking of... Any news on those Garys Daviss???
VicJoRob: Daviss - where is he from? SE Texas/SW Arkansas?
Daviss: nada nada seventies I believe he may be from texas. I think mabe texas because he goes to dallas every year
Seventies Soulchild: ugh... I think that they moved to the midwest St. Louis and such.
Daviss: i can find out on sat at our gen meet if he is there
Seventies Soulchild: I know that Mary Gary did... don't laugh.. lol
Daviss: lol lol
VicJoRob: Daviss -- Hmmmmm. Might be a connection. Check to see if he could have a great something grandfather named John Dancer
Daviss: will do vicjorob
Seventies Soulchild: Mary ended up with her mother Carrie in STL.... where Mary ended up living until she died. Quit laughing Daviss!!! lol lol lol
Daviss: ok i will
vkn: VicjoRob lets catch up on landline 4043447177 or iphone 7706173383
Seventies Soulchild: Oh yeah, vicjorob, vkn has an iphone 4s.... fancy fancy! :}
VicJoRob: Daviss -- google john dancer which should take you to an old rootsweb query of mine that lists the Dancers of Columbia County Arkansas, some of whom moved to Texarkana.
vkn: lol
VicJoRob: vkn -- okay, my iphone is 7033147972
Daviss: ok thanks for that vicjorob and will pass that info on to them
vkn: wb alt
Daviss: wb alt
vkn: gotcha
alt: thanks. got back in just in time to say bye y'all
Seventies Soulchild: vkn, well need to talk as well.
vkn: 2 b sure seventies
Seventies Soulchild: regarding blogtalkradio
VicJoRob: oh duh, just figured out what wb means.
Seventies Soulchild: have a great day alt
VicJoRob: Ditto to alt
Daviss: have a great rest of the day alt deannie any luck at Newberry
vkn: Niters all
Daviss: me too
deannie: I'm going friday...I jump the gun on my vacation days...I'm on vacation with week...first dy is today
VicJoRob: Gotta go as well. 70s-e-mail me when you just before you come down. Let's meet for lunch.
Daviss: lol well good luck to you my friend
Seventies Soulchild: Ok will do...
deannie: thanks
Daviss: bye yalll
Seventies Soulchild: ok that was quick! lol
deannie: will have a great day 70's


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Friday, April 16, 2010
Follow Friday: The Educated Genealogist
If you ever think that genealogists are boring, you just need to read Sheri's blog to find out the truth. Her posts always put a smile on my face (and often make me laugh).
Sheri appears to be starting a blog series called Conference Week, where she is posting her tips for having an enjoyable experience at genealogy conferences. Her first post, Conference Week - How to Survive A Week Away From Home has lots of great tips of what to bring and not to bring to a hotel. I hope to see more of her great (and sometimes outrageous) tips soon.
Here's a sampling from Sheri's blog:
How I Spent My Sunday Evening And So Should You! - Sheri always shares the latest entertaining website for photos.
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I hope you will check out Sheri's blog and lighten up your genealogy research.
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Tina Dahling! Thank you so much for pimping, um I mean mentioning my blog to your readers! We all need to smile more don't you think?ReplyDelete
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I see you are related to Bovard. My husband, Carl, is from the Scott County IN branch and can go back to the Robert you mention. He can't link to anyone from Ireland.ReplyDelete
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nice post and I will have to see how to survive! I go in panic leaving home. On my trip for a dig, I took almost every source I had in a box. tee hee. My hosts thought I was moving in. Then when I got there I couldn't find it anyway in those boxes at least without embarassing myself.ReplyDelete


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Sunday, April 14, 2013
Daily Bible Blessing-109
"You have said, 'It is futile to serve God. What did we gain by carrying out his requirements and going about like mourners before the Lord Almighty?' (Malachi 3:14)
Sometimes, thoughts like these pass through the minds of believers. After doing things in a right manner, if deliverance doesn't come at the expected time, frustrations can surface. "What more should I do Lord", is the heart cry that rises. But we must remember that God is merciful and more compassionate than we can ever imagine. He sets the time for the deliverance and when it comes, it comes quick, though we may think it was delayed. The taunts of the enemy during the waiting period can be distressing and can batter whatever hope remains.
The waiting can sometimes be spiritual hunger for experiencing the touch of God and is accompanied by a soul-mourning condition. One of the Psalmists went through such a state and he lamented, "As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God? My tears have been my food day and night, while men say to me all day long, "Where is your God?" (Psalm 42:1-3)"
But the best part of it all for a believer is that God never leaves nor forsakes and his Holy Spirit is always at work even when one can't bring words to the mouth while in prayer due to the dejected state that one is in. The Bible says,
"In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groans that words cannot express. (Romans 8:26)"
There's hope for you and me because we serve a Saviour who went through all the griefs and pains that we go through and he understands. Let the afflicted among you assure your selves this day, that your Saviour will do wonders for you once again and that he will reign supreme over all matters of your life.
And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.(Romans 8:28)
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That's what I say to our Around The League writers each day: Get that check, baby. (Although their checks are smaller: Cole will make $42,000 this week in Denver.) Cole owes the Patriots nothing, and it's ridiculous to think he would miss a paycheck out of some misplaced loyalty. Teams aren't loyal; why should players be?
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Weird stuff from Tampa, where the Saints beat the Bucs 35-28 after a last-second, game-tying touchdown was called back because of a bizarre confluence of rules.
Basically, the wide receiver Mike Williams was pushed out of bounds, came back in, and caught the ball. Normally, you are allowed to catch the ball if you are pushed out of bounds as long as you reestablish yourself, because the push itself is an illegal contact penalty on the defence.
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So in effect, you are allowed to push receivers out of bounds and eliminate them from the play if the QB is outside the pocket.
Seems like an absurd rule, no? Won't every team now just push receivers out of bounds when QBs are scrambling at the ends of games? Here's the play:
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The photographs are arranged alphabetically in galleries that can be keyword searched (Control + F and enter keyword). Where identification has been possible basic information is included - surname, forenames, rank, service number, final unit and fate ie returned to Australia (RTA), KIA (killed in action), DOW (died of wounds), DOS (died of illness) UNK (unknown)
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Many of those whose photographs appear in this gallery can be found in the publication 'We have not forgotten' :Yass & District's War by Cheryl Mongan and Richard Reid. The book, written as model for researching a community's involvement in war, covers a broad range of subjects including enlistment, active service, the work of community organisations, fundraising, personal correspondence, distribution of war trophies, honour rolls, commemoration and the aftermath of the war. Written in 1998 for the eightieth anniversay it covers the area of readership of the local Yass newspapers and lists the names of almost 300 dead and nearly 1,200 who returned. The publication is available from the society.
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Friday, March 26, 2010
Georgian recipes: walnut and egg salad
In the early days of my foodblogging (we're talking about summer 2005 here), I ended up defending the joys of Georgian cuisine on Kuidaore's picture-perfect blog (note we're talking about this Georgia and not that Georgia here!). I'm still wondering where I got the courage from!! Still, we eat Georgian food with some regularity at home -simply because it's tasty and different, and I'll be sharing some Georgian recipes with you over the next few weeks. I've recently given two cookery classes focusing on this fascinating cuisine, and I do hope you enjoy the recipes as much we enjoyed the finished dishes!
There are already some Georgian recipes on Nami-Nami. I wrote about fried Suluguni cheese earlier this week, and there's a recipe for khatchapuri cheese bread and another for chakhohbili chicken and herb stew. Today I'm sharing a recipe for Georgian Egg Salad (azelila), seasoned with lots of fresh herbs and ground walnuts. It's creamy and flavoursome, and a great way to use up all those boiled eggs that you have over the Easter holidays! Walnuts are essential for this dish - as well to many other dishes characteristic to Georgian cuisine.
We served this on lightly toasted ciabatta-slices (see photo below) - not terribly authentic, but this salad is excellent on crostini, I think.
If you are interested in learning more about Georgian food, then I can highly recommend Darra Goldstein's excellent "The Georgian Feast: The Vibrant Culture and Savory Food of the Republic of Georgia" (on Amazon.com/on Amazon.co.uk). Many of the recipes I'll be sharing are based on her book, though not exclusively. There is also a nice chapter on Georgian food in Nigella Lawson's "Feast: Food that Celebrates Life" (on Amazon.com/on Amazon.co.uk).
Georgian Egg Salad
(Gruusia munasalat)
Serves 4 to 6 (or more, if served as canapés)
4 large eggs
4 Tbsp butter, softened
4 Tbsp finely chopped walnuts (pestle and mortar is best)
2 Tbsp finely chopped fresh dill
2 Tbsp finely chopped fresh coriander/cilantro
2 Tbsp finely chopped spring onions (white parts only)
a pinch of salt
pomegranate seeds, to garnish
Hard-boil the eggs, then cool quickly under cold running water and peel. Put into a medium-sized bowl and "chop" until mushy with a fork. Using the fork, work in the softened butter - you want a reasonably creamy mixture.
Add the fresh herbs and finely chopped walnuts, stir until combines. Season with salt.
Place into a bowl and garnish with ruby pomegranate seeds.
9 comments:
- Kalyn said...
I'm intrigued, but if you used mayo instead of butter, would that completely change the character of this?
- 4:56 pm, March 27, 2010
- Tamuna said...
That's so suprising that you know Georgian food! I'm Georgian and LOVEEEEEEEEEEE our food:)
- 9:07 pm, March 27, 2010
- fast recipe said...
Do you know where can I buy spring onions?
- 10:07 pm, March 27, 2010
- Kat said...
yum yum, see tundub nii nämma. super retsept just enne lihavõtteid :D
- 9:18 pm, March 29, 2010
- Pille said...
Kalyn - the aim on butter is to combine the ingredients and make the salad creamier. I guess you could replace butter with mayo or cream cheese to make it SBD-friendly?
Tamuna - Georgian food is delicious indeed :) Recipes for chicken satsivi, mushrooms in cream, beetroot phali etc etc are still coming ;)
Fast recipe - you might want to try your local grocery store, to start with (spring onions = green onions = scallions - depending where you're doing your shopping).
Kat - see on väga nämma ;)
- 10:02 am, March 30, 2010
- Kasey said...
I LOVE Georgian food! I am excited to see the recipes you'll be posting--my mother's favorite recipes are all Georgian--so rich in flavor.
- 7:24 pm, March 31, 2010
- lobstersquad said...
oooh, exciting. Maybe we´ll be getting a recipe for that adjika I still dream about, from the Georgian lady in Tallinn market?
- 1:28 pm, April 03, 2010
- cowango said...
This is wonderful! I made it last night for dinner but substituted the butter for half mayo and half sour cream (here in the US the butter for a combiner seems strange). I'm sure it tasted slightly different than your version but was really good!
- 4:56 pm, April 11, 2010
- Bee said...
I love your blog! And the exciting recipes! What can i substitute with as I can't get Promegranate ?
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New wine books typically come out in the fall, in time for holiday gift-giving. But some impressive new books are out this month and next. Here's a roundup of the volumes most worth a look.
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A lot has changed on the U.S. wine scene since Leon D. Adams' authoritative "The Wines of America" was first published in 1973. The United States is now the largest consumer of wine and the fourth-largest producer of wine in the world. There are more than 7,000 domestic wine producers, compared with just 440 in 1970, and wineries are operating in every state.
Jancis Robinson and Linda Murphy tackle this dynamic wine scene in "American Wine: The Ultimate Companion to the Wines and Wineries of the United States" (University of California Press, $50, 288 pages). Robinson, a London-based Master of Wine and wine writer, and Murphy, a Sonoma County-based wine journalist, have given us a book that is noteworthy for its breadth of coverage.
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There's also a good discussion of grape varieties, including some you've probably never heard of, and of new winemaking techniques. "American Wine" is also nicely illustrated with pretty photographs and good maps.
For a book with a more scholarly tone, there's the impressively well-researched "The World of Sicilian Wine" by Bill Nesto and Frances Di Savino (University of California Press, $32.95, 320 pages), which comes out later this month. Nesto, a Master of Wine, and his wife, Di Savino, an attorney with a background in medieval and Renaissance studies, delve deeply into the history (both general and wine-related) of an island where multiple cultures — from the Greeks, Romans and Muslims to the Normans, Spanish and British — have intersected, creating a rich mosaic of life. Then they examine the modern Sicilian wine industry, which was reborn in the 1980s and '90s.
They go on to describe the grapes, both indigenous and international, and the people and give a detailed breakdown of the island's regions, along with lists of recommended wine producers. Sicily is, of course, a part of other books that have been written about Italian wine, but this is the most comprehensive work I've seen strictly on Sicily. It's probably a bit much for the casual wine consumer, but for anyone who loves Italian wines and wants to know more about Sicily, the book is invaluable.
Sadly, most of us can no longer afford the wines of the five first-growth chateaus of Bordeaux. Prices for chateaus Latour, Margaux, Haut-Brion, Lafite Rothschild and Mouton Rothschild have skyrocketed in recent years, with much of the increase fueled by demand from Asia. But these superstars of France are still interesting to read about. Jane Anson, who covers Bordeaux for Decanter magazine, does an admirable job of telling their stories in "Bordeaux Legends" (Stewart, Tabori & Chang, $55, 288 pages), which will be out next month.
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The following article by Cynthia Yockey is cross posted at A Newly Conservative Lesbian.Com:
At his blog, Legal Insurrection, Cornell law professor William Jacobson has an even-handed analysis of today's decision by the state Supreme Court of California upholding Prop. 8, which banned same-sex marriage by defining marriage as a union of one man and one woman. (See here for the decision.) Prof. Jacobson writes, "The Court rejected the notion that the People, through Constitutional amendment, could not restrict the right to marry," and quotes material that in essence says, "Homosexuals can have civil unions that are separate but equal to marriage, so we find that heterosexuals can reserve the word 'marriage' for themselves and define it to describe only their legal unions."
Prof. Jacobson points out that this sends the matter back to the political arena where lesbians and gays must persuade the majority of Californians to repeal Prop. 8 if they want the word "marriage" to include same-sex civil unions.
Gay Patriot — specifically Gay Patriot West, who lives in California — approves of the decision and hopes that lesbians and gays who are disappointed will find ways to be civil toward the opponents of their equality to create grounds for persuading them to support marriage equality in the future. I am troubled by the court's support of majority rule in limiting equality for minorities, but I agree we must be civil about it.
I don't know what the response of the National Organization for Marriage is to the decision, but on their Web site, here's is one of the talking points they recommend for defeating marriage equality for same-sex couples:
Language to avoid at all costs: 'Ban same-sex marriage.' Our base loves this wording. So do supporters of SSM [same-sex marriage]. They know it causes us to lose about ten percentage points in polls. [Emphasis mine.] Don't use it. Say we're against 'redefining marriage' or in favor or 'marriage as the union of husband and wife' NEVER 'banning same-sex marriage.'
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I am a 55-year-old lesbian and over the course of the presidential campaign in 2008, my political views transformed from those of a lifelong liberal, Democrat and global warming believer to those of a fiscal conservative who rejects theories of anthropogenic climate change because we are so totally NOT more influential on the climate than the sun, sunspots, the ocean and ocean currents. (Ever the heretic wherever I go, even as a liberal, I wanted a nuclear power plant on every block, due to my love of cheap electricity and my aversion to freezing in the dark, so no change there.)
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#11 2007-01-24 01:10:02
- Logoleptic
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
I think I might have use for this, but I'm not sure. I'm currently using two custom fields to hold "tasks" for projects in my portfolio (e.g. "Search engine optimization and submission"). These tasks end up in an unordered list that goes into a definition list for each project on the main portfolio page and at the bottom of every individual portfolio article.
Right now I'm just dumping raw HTML into these custom fields, since there's not any structured way to do it. I'll probably have to continue using two fields, but I'm wondering if this plugin might give me a way to let visitors filter my portfolio by specific tasks. Is this possible, or am I really looking for more of a tagging plugin?
#12 2007-06-01 19:57:03
- nabrown78
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
This plugin looks like it might solve my too-few-custom-fields problem. For anyone that has used it, have you noticed any glitches or performance issues?
#13 2007-08-05 16:25:43
- sparkybarkalot
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
I'm running TXP 4.0.5 and sed_pcf_if_value is failing on me. I'm getting errors saying that 'custom', 'section', and 'variable' aren't attributes of sed_pcf_if_value. I've triple checked my tag code, even copying and pasting the code directly from this thread in case I was misyping something, but still getting those errors.
Anyone else having this problem and / or have any suggestions?
Thanks for a really, really nice plugin.
#14 2008-01-02 08:05:35
- net-carver
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
version 0.3 is available.
It adds the sed_pcf_for_each_value tag which acts as an iterator over a CSV field. It's based on
wet_for_each_image so if you know how powerful that is you'll see the advantage of the new tag.
Available from the download page in normal and compressed formats.
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#15 2008-01-30 22:59:07
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
Would I be right to say that you can only retrieve values associated with pre-defined names using this plugin?
I've already posted what I'm trying to achieve here, but the crux of it is that my 'names' can't be set beforehand, and I'd like to output both these variable 'names' and associated values in a definition list.
#16 2008-01-31 05:46:08
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
Sorry, it doesn't currently do what you want — it only gets/tests data via a known name.
I'll think about putting an iterator in for name-value pairs that will operate in a similar way to the new sed_pcf_for_each_value tag.
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#17 2008-01-31 07:04:14
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
OK, thanks anyway. If you find the time to add that later I'd find it really useful.
#18 2008-02-11 20:17:18
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
Hello Steve
I abandoned the previous search, but I have a new problem! I'm trying to use sed_pcf_for_each_value, but so far I've not been able to output anything.
I have an article which contains 4 valid article IDs in a custom field called related-article-IDs. In my article form I have
<txp:sed_pcf_for_each_value name="related-article-IDs"><txp:article_custom id="{value}" form="article_nav" /></txp:sed_pcf_for_each_value>
and in the
article_nav form

<a rel="bookmark" title="read full article" href="<txp:permlink />"><txp:title />

One thing I'm not sure of in the help, is that for sed_pcf_for_each_value you specify an attribute called 'name' to hold the custom field to access, whereas in the other tags you've used 'custom' as the attribute. Is that deliberate? I've tried both just incase, but no luck yet.
Hopefully I'm doing something obviously wrong. Any help appreciated.
ps. there's a typo there too:
3. As an enclosing tag… <txp:sed_pcf_for_each_value>... your stuff here...<txp:sed_pcf_for_each_value />
the trailing slash should be at the start of the closing tag I think…
#19 2008-02-11 20:21:17
Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
- the custom field holds a simple, comma separated string
- the txp:sed_pcf_for_each_value code isn't written an article form, but pulled from another form which is called with the
txp:output_formtag, so I don't think it's an issue with articles within articles. I'll investigate this further though just incase
#20 2008-03-01 20:00:52
- Bloke
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] sed_pcf: Packed Custom Fields.
Only just got round to trying this excellent plugin out. I was getting close to running out of custom fields and this has saved the day, woohoo!
Couple of things I spotted with v0.3.108:
- It doesn't mention that you need sed_plugin_library in the docs as far as I can see
- When I did install the library, the plugin still failed with an invalid call to sed_lib_extract_packed_variable_section(). Looks like you're intending to rename the functions in a later version of the library(?) I grabbed v0.2 from your site so, unless I missed something, I manually renamed the function calls for now
- Might be worth mentioning that the custom field names should be all lower case (i.e. if the field was defined as
My Fieldyou require
custom="my field"in the plugin. It may even be
"my-field", I don't know). I'm not entirely sure but I think this automatic lower-casing behaviour occurred in 4.0.5 or 4.0.6 cos it caught me out in my plugins
Anyway, kudos to you yet again. Another blinding plugin. Many thanks.
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I mentioned when I was making my Hot and Cold quilt that it was inspired by part of another quilt top I had made. Here it is:
It never felt quite right to me, so I'm glad I moved on and decided to make something different. But I thought I should also at least document it. I'll get around to quilting it later on, when I have less things on my plate.
I'm about 2/3 of the way done sewing up my Oakshott diamonds quilt blocks that I should be able to share with you very soon, but my real priority is late bee blocks. And soon-to-be-late bee blocks. Back to it.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
10 comments:
- Irina said...
this is brilliant!
- March 22, 2012 at 12:06 PM
- Heidi @ Buttons and Butterflies said...
I love it! The peeping flowers and writing!
- March 22, 2012 at 1:26 PM
- Heidi @ Buttons and Butterflies said...
I love it! The peeping flowers and writing!
- March 22, 2012 at 1:27 PM
- Tamie said...
I love, love this top.
- March 22, 2012 at 2:18 PM
- **nicke... said...
i love how the colors curve together. looks great krista!
- March 22, 2012 at 4:35 PM
- felicity said...
Totally love this, Krista.
- March 22, 2012 at 7:08 PM
- ♥Duff said...
your quilt is jaw-dropping! The emotional response it triggers in me is what creativity is all about--I'm inspired!!
- March 23, 2012 at 7:05 AM
- Mary Menzer said...
Sometimes what we are making just doesn't hit the right chord, but this one seems to speak to others. Maybe it just wasn't exactly what you were shooting for at the time. It's nice that this one inspired something else for you.
- March 23, 2012 at 9:09 AM
- Monica said...
just beautiful.
You have a such a unique style...
- March 24, 2012 at 1:35 PM
- Amy said...
Oh my gosh I love this. I really really love this!!!!
- April 2, 2012 at 11:56 PM
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The Wizards' public relations staff circled every name on the list except Jan Vesely and Maurice Evans without noticing the mistake and [Flip] Saunders signed off on a sheet that had only 12 active players instead of the possible 13.It's hard to believe that this could happen to a professional team, but yes, it did. As for the actual game, the Wizards allowed 65 first-half points and didn't play any defense until the second half. They did outscore the Bucks 26-13 in the third quarter, but they were again outplayed in the final frame and lost 102-81.
"It's my fault," Saunders said. "The league sends us the list and what we do is circle the guys that are active and for some reason on our list, Roger wasn't on it and I didn't notice it. So, I take responsibility for that. I guess the only fortunate thing is, it wasn't a situation that cost us down the stretch."
The situation was exacerbated when Mason went to the scorers' table and was allowed to check in for Jordan Crawford, who had just picked up his second foul with 3 minutes 27 seconds left in the first period. Saunders said before the game that he had planned to give the veteran Mason more playing time after he received just eight minutes in the first two games. "I thought he would've given us some help," Saunders said.
Mason quickly hit a turnaround jumper but Rashard Lewis (14 points) was credited with the basket, which brought the Wizards within 24-18. After a timeout, Mason was set to reenter the game when referee Danny Crawford informed him that he should not have been allowed to play.
So, to recap, the Wizards have not only lost all three of their games, but they have yet to produce a drama-free performance either. After game one, Andray Blatche complained about wanting the ball in the paint more. During game two, John Wall yelled at Flip Saunders to take an unspecified Wizards player out of the game. And now Wizards fans will one day have the opportunity to tell their grandchildren about experiencing the Mason fiasco.
By the way, it's sort of amusing to think that Mason's presence could have somehow changed the course of the game for the Wizards, which Steve Buckhantz and Phil Chenier were discussing at one point. Then again, I'll give Buck and Phil a pass, mostly because they're one of the few reasons to tune in and watch. If the Wizards had horrible, or even mediocre, announcers, I don't think I could stomach many of their games.
So let's add this bizarre incident to a long list of perplexing moments involving the Wizards. Over at Bullets Forever, Sean Fagan does a terrific job accessing the damage:
I don't want to sugarcoat this at all. These type of boneheaded mistakes make the organization look like a minor league franchise. We can't spell the names on our jerseys right, we misdiagnose injuries, and now we can't even register our players. This has gone beyond a simple "oops" and well into the realm of incompetency. The Wizards PR department can fall on the sword all they want, this is still a failure on the part of Flip.I'm generally not a fan of using "we" when referring to teams I root for, but in this case I don't really have a problem with it. Why? Because mistakes like this are also embarrassing for fans. It's one thing to discuss why the Wizards are bad on the court, or why John Wall isn't playing that well, or why Blatche isn't that good. But these completely avoidable off-the-court mistakes? They have to stop.


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May 18, 2006
The Lipscomb Bisons baseball team faces two crucial games Friday afternoon in order to keep the hopes of a postseason berth alive.
The Bisons fell 8-1 Thursday night to Jacksonville at Ken Dugan Field at Stephen L. Marsh Stadium. The victory gave Jacksonville sole possession of the Atlantic Sun Conference regular season championship.
They must win at least one of the games against Jacksonville in the doubleheader. Projected to start in the first game for the Bisons will be Josh Smith with David Ayre throwing in the nightcap.
The first game starts at 1.
The doubleheader closes out the regular season for the Bisons. Celebrating Senior Day will be Ayre, Jeff Baumgartner, David Becker, Tadd Brewer, Bret Burgess, Ryan Carroll, Preston Embrey, Chandler Ganick, Ryan Mitchell, Patrick O'Rourke, Whit Reed, Nathan Sensing and Matt Thomas.
The Bisons and Jacksonville were scoreless until the top of the third. Jacksonville put five runs on the board with a two-RBI single to left center by Anthony Bernazard, an RBI-triple to right center by Pete Clifford and a two-run home run over the right field fence by Thomas LePage.
Jacksonville's Matt Dobbins, who ran his record to a national best 12-0 with the win, threw a perfect game until the sixth inning when Caleb Joseph walked. O'Rourke ended Dobbin's no-hit attempt with a single to center field. The sixth inning also produced the only run for the Bisons as Brewer hit a sacrifice fly to left field to score Reed who had reached base on a fielder's choice.
Jacksonville added two more runs in the eighth and one in the ninth.
Matt Schnelly started on the mound for the Bisons. He pitched eight innings, allowing nine hits and seven runs, all earned. He had a string of 10 straight outs, finishing the game with eight strikeouts and two walks.
Carroll pitched the ninth inning for the Bisons. He gave up two hits and one earned run.
Dobbins threw a complete game. He gave up one hit, one earned run, walked two and struck out three.
Prior to the start of the game, Lipscomb President Randolph Lowry III presented degrees to three Bisons baseball player who had missed graduation due to a baseball trip. Receiving their degrees were Ayre, Embrey and Sensing.
The Bisons are 22-30, 11-17 in the conference. Jacksonville is 39-15, 21-7 in the A-Sun.


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The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) says there is a smaller chance that oversupply conditions will lead to wind energy curtailment this spring.
Snowmelt runoff during the spring months has led to overgeneration in the Pacific Northwest in previous years, which has caused BPA to curtail large amounts of wind energy generation.
However, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruled in 2011 that BPA unfairly discriminated against wind power in these instances, prompting BPA to consider ways to mitigate oversupply and treat each resource fairly when issuing curtailment orders.
Some of those measures include refining the process for ensuring transmission system reliability and protecting fish when there is too much power for the region to consume, as well as adopting new energy-storage methods.
Now, BPA says the likelihood that oversupply issues will occur this spring is 50%, compared to 65% in 2012. According to the Northwest River Forecast Center, the current water-supply forecast for January through July is 86% of the normal amount. If this forecast holds, the likelihood and expected costs of wind energy displacement could be lower, BPA says. However, BPA warns that this forecast could change at a moment's notice.
BPA says it will continue to monitor forecasts throughout the spring and manage oversupply conditions with the most operationally feasible and cost-effective means available.


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The Joint Committee on the National Broadband Network (NBN) has called on NBN Co to provide details on how and when it intends to begin transitioning to a funding model which incorporates private equity.
Government funding for the NBN has been capped at $27.5 billion, with $2.482 billion already invested by the government.
"The committee continues to be interested in when and how private equity might be engaged in funding the NBN wholesale platform, and at what financial return to the government and, ultimately, taxpayers," the Review of the Rollout of the National Broadband Network Third Report reads.
While NBN Co's corporate plan detailed $13.4 billion coming from debt, which would, according to the report, "provide a mechanism for repayments of equity over time", Mike Quigley, CEO of NBN Co, stated in April this year that the company has not yet discussed debt financing.
"…It would appear to be critical for NBN Co to start considering its debt financing arrangements as soon as possible, given the fast-approaching timeframe of 2015 for the commencement of debt financing; that debt financing is projected to constitute 33 per cent of total NBN Co funding required over the period FY2011-FY202141 … [and] that the 'level and timing of debt' has been identified as a 'major financial risk that NBN Co will need to continuously assess'."
Malcolm Turnbull, shadow minister for communications and broadband and a member of the committee, has also used the parliamentary report to reiterate his stance that a mixture of architectures should be used to provide high speed broadband.
In a Dissenting Report by Coalition Members and Senators, the 'minority' recommended the government look at speeding up the rollout of the NBN through the deployment of different architectures, including fibre-to-the-node, where appropriate.
"The Department should undertake a study of cost and timing of deployment in comparable economies of various architectures which should inform a rigorous cost-benefit analysis of options for broadband upgrades," the paper said, signed off by Turnbull.
"We note migration to the NBN has been weak, reflecting the fact that few applications exist to take advantage of 100mbps bandwidth and residential households are mostly unwilling to pay any significant premium for increased bandwidth.
"In Tasmania, for instance, the NBN added only 100 customers during the past year and take-up rate is still only 18 per cent."
The minority also questioned the "excessive" $20 million spent on advertising to assist consumers on migrating to the NBN, given low take-up rates.
"Given the NBN Co is experiencing a lull in activity in greenfields fibre installation, the Department should [also] revisit policy proposals to promote competition in greenfields areas and encourage private providers to invest in fibre networks."
The joint committee developed 15 recommendations, including a requirement for NBN Co to detail business plan targets and statistics on the number of homes passed and connected and services in operation, and the government to provide KPI information matched against NBN Co's business plan.
The committee is chaired by independent MP, Rob Oakeshott, and was established in March 2011 to report on the NBN every six months until it is completed and operational.
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- Created in part by the gaming company founded by John Woo, ShadowClan is a single-player offline game with a strong online multiplayer component. In the single-player campaign, you take on the role of a skilled ninja with control of multiple AI characters. Pitting ancient ninja arts against modern technology, ShadowClan's gangs comb the landscape of modern day New York fighting rival clans for territory, respect, and power. Your will employ equal parts stealth and action while your gang will be leveraged to deploy strategic attacks throughout the urban levels. Online, the game enables players to build their own ninja clans to confront one another in multiple online maps.


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OK, so it's now the fourth time I've used this blog, but why reinvent the wheel? These tips remain relevant for the Warners' Stellian Extreme Warehouse Sale 2011. Measure twice and cut once, people.
What is it with us Midwesterners and our deal-bragging? You know: upon receiving a compliment we gloat about the gasp-worthy low price we got it for, unsolicited. Perhaps it's because we fancy ourselves pro deal hunters.
But our Extreme Warehouse Sale 2011 this Saturday and Sunday is no Macy's clearance rack. I'm talkin' big-ticket items at huge discounts: you need to prepare a bit. The savings are so hot, all sales are final.
Luckily for you, I've compiled the secrets of the pros — tips that will prepare any appliance rookie for the big league.
Before the sale
Measure your space
Don't learn the hard way: there is no "standard" in appliance sizes. Use a measuring tape on the available space — not the existing appliance — and write down dimensions to bring to the sale.
Also — and this is HUGE — measure the width of the doorways and staircases the appliance will need to travel through. Some door frames can be removed, but it's often that someone buys a washer only to find it doesn't fit down her narrow basement staircase.
Know your fuel type
This might seem obvious if you're buying a cooking appliance like a range or cooktop (is it flat, coiled or does it have grates? Duh.). But you should double-check whether you have a gas or electric hookup when buying a dryer or oven.
Once you know you use gas, don't stop there. The appliance gas valves are different for liquid propane (LP) and natural gas, so if you don't know and guess incorrectly, you will need a service call for us to convert the valve before you can use your dryer or range properly. And because we're Extremely (pardon the pun) backed up after the sale, you could be waiting longer than you like.
Consider your hinges
For example, some refrigerators on sale will be left hinge only. Wouldn't it be terrible to find a great deal on a fridge only to get it home and not be able to open it? Also know what side you want the hinges on a front-load washer and any type of dryer, in case there's an option.
Do some research
We'll have more than 2,000 appliances available at the start of the sale, so have something in mind to avoid frustration. The best tip? Know what you like and don't like about your existing model. Check out Warners' Stellian's website for more ideas on what features are important to you.
The day of the sale
Bring a hauling vehicle
Usually, we offer free delivery on purchases $499 and above, but this sale is anything but usual. Our warehouse is full of products, so we encourage customers to take their purchases with them the day of (or the day after) the sale. We'll help you load it up and everything.
If you do choose to have it delivered, it's $75 and you must take delivery within 30 days.
Know your schedule
We'll arrange for delivery and any installation for built-in appliances (available for additional charges) at the time of sale.
We'll call you the day before the delivery with an AM/PM estimate and our crew can call you before they arrive if you need to meet them at your house.
We do everything we can to keep the warehouse safe and the process efficient for our customers. Help us out!Pack a stroller
Our warehouse is a warehouse. It's clean and safe, but it's also big and crowded and without a play area. Strollers work well to keep small children nearby when you're shopping the selection.
After the sale
Receive delivery/install time estimate
You'll receive an automated call with an AM/PM estimate the day before your scheduled delivery and/or install.
Apply for rebates
You could qualify for even more savings by rebate. Most rebates will be attached right to the product and the salesperson will send you home with the forms. Once you receive your product, you can fill in the serial number (the delivery crew can help you locate this) on your rebate forms and submit them promptly, as they expire.
Read your manual
Knowing your new product can help you save time and improve the quality of your cooking and cleaning. Stow it somewhere memorable to refer to for troubleshooting and general operation questions.
Get my blog e-mailed to you
Here's how to subscribe to receive my blog posts in your inbox when they're published. Subscribing is also an easy way to reach me if you need help. Plus, you'll be the first to know about the next Extreme Sale!


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Arch Testers should be treated as official Gentoo staff.
Rejected by the Gentoo Council on 13 Oct. 2005. This GLEP may be resubmitted if the issues brought up in the council meeting, http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/council/meeting-logs/20051013.txt, are addressed in a new version of this GLEP.
Since Mike Doty (kingtaco) created an Arch Tester (AT) project in January 2005 to reduce the developer's load and the amount of open keywording bugs for the amd64 porting team, many users have volunteered to become ATs. They are doing a fair share of everyday's work to keep the amd64 and ppc trees up to date. While they spent many hours and even had to pass the staff quiz, they are currently not recognized as official members of Gentoo.
ATs should basically be treated as staff. This includes the following changes to the current situation:
There will be a 30 day probationary/mentoring period for new ATs.The lead AT/HT for arch/herd will be responsible for the mentoring period. If arch/herd doesn't have a Lead AT/HT, then either the arch/herd lead or the Strategic AT Lead will be responsible. The Lead AT is a seasoned developer that watches for talent, recruits and mentors ATs. Additionally, the mentoring period should be shortened to a minimum of two weeks if an AT wants to take the end quiz to become a developer, assuming he has been AT for at least two weeks. The amd64 porting team has handled situations like this for a while and only made positive experiences.
Also, the idea of an arch tester as a trustworthy user who is able to test critical changes (such as hard masked software branches), could be expanded to other herds. These 'ATs' wouldn't be called arch testers as the 'arch' is irritating, instead, herd tester (HT) could be used.
As arch testers (and herd testers) become official staff, they should be handled by DevRel.
Since ATs don't want to have to handle the big 'communication overhead' normally, they won't be subscribed to the gentoo-core mailing list and won't be able to vote.
All current active arch testers should be migrated.
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny has paid tribute to his fellow Mayo men and women who perished aboard the Titanic.
Fine Gael leader Kenny was on hand to formally open the Titanic Memorial Park in the Mayo village of Lahardane.
The small Mayo parish of Addergoole lost 11 of 14 passengers who had boarded the Titanic in Cobh in the hope of a new life in America.
Just three women from the Mayo group survived the disaster, one hundred years ago on Sunday.
Some of the relatives of those who died and those who survived returned to Mayo for the official ceremony to remember the village's Titanic dead.
"This is a day of reflection, remembrance, and community," said Prime Minister Kenny at the Mayo service.
Titanic victims were also remembered in the Cork port of Cobh, the ship's last port of call.
A special candle-lit ceremony in St Colman's Cathedral was held on the exact anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
Candles honouring all 123 people who boarded the ship in Cobh, then Queenstown, were lit.
A total of 79 people who boarded in the Cork town died when the ship sank.
St Colman's cathedral also hosted a special Titanic tribute concert on Saturday night when bell-ringer Adrian Gebruers played 'Nearer My God To Thee' at the exact time when the Titanic split in half and then sank.
The hymn is reported to be the last song played by the ship's eight-man band on deck as they attempted to keep doomed passengers calm.
Cobh also witnessed the scattering of ashes from the body of late American photographer Ralph White.
Before he died in February 2008, White told friends in the American Adventurers Club asked him what he wanted to be cremated and his epitaph to be: 'Ralph White is not here. He's scattered around the world.
The Irish Independent reports that some of those ashes are now blowing in the Cobh wind as the town remembers Titanic.


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Closer Bobby Parnell is day-to-day with a strained quad muscle. Parnell was injured covering first base during a pitchers fielding drill Thursday.
Parnell was scheduled to throw off the mound Thursday, but pushed his session back a day to be cautious. Then came the injury.
Pitching coach Dan Warthen said he didn't believe the injury was serious.
"Everyone thinks it's very, very mild,'' Warthen told reporters. "He wanted to throw today.''
Parnell, who is coming off neck surgery to repair a herniated disc, threw 35 pitches in the bullpen Tuesday, but doesn't know when he will throw again.
It was questionable to begin with whether Parnell will be ready for the start of the season. This sets him back even further, but the team isn't close to saying there's a sense of urgency with him.
If Parnell isn't ready, the Mets plan on using Vic Black as the closer. They also signed veterans Jose Valverde and Kyle Farnsworth for bullpen depth.


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Your wet carpet will have to be disinfected before being thoroughly cleaned to remove bacteria and germs, they have to be eliminated completely during the carpet water extraction so that none of them is left hiding in the comfort of your carpet.
our carpet steam cleaning procedure at carpet flood water restoration Milsons Passage involves Fabric identification followed by pre vacuuming process before pre treatment of the stains. After that, agitation aimed at loosening the dust particles is done prior to the hot water extraction process. Finally, our technicians will ensure that your carpet is quick dried before sanitizing it.
We Offer Following Carpet Flood Restoration Cleaning Services
- Carpet Water Extraction.
- Carpet Flood Restoration.
- Carpet Flood Recovery.
- Carpet Mould Restoration.
- Wet Carpet Cleaning.
- Carpet Water Removal.
- Flooded Carpet Clean Up.
Benefits of Carpet Flood Water Damage Restoration Milsons Passage Cleaning Services
- We work freely without any hassle.
- We diligently Work directly with insurance companies.
- We have the expertise in benchmarking with water damage best standards and practices in the world.
- We posses highly specialized equipment for extraction and drying.
- At Carpet Flood Water Damage Restoration Milsons Passage we provide professional services backed by a competent team of experienced technicians.
- We provide 100% client satisfaction guarantees.
- Renowned property and facility managers rely on us to restore water damaged carpets and all other flood mediation concerns.
Why Carpet Flood Water Damage Restoration Milsons Passage is the Right Cleaner in Milsons Passage
Any home owner who has ever experienced water see pages within Milsons Passage as a result of floods or broken pipes can attest to fact that carpet flood water damage restoration Milsons Passage is the best solution in handling carpet water damage. We are professional cleaners who will restore your carpet to its original form.
Carpet Flood Water Damage Restoration Milsons Passage Cleaning Facts
The only way that you can use to restore water damaged carpets is through engagement of professional service providers.
Immediately the water damage happens, you should get in touch with Carpet Flood Water Damage Restoration Milsons Passage to restore your wet carpet. Our team of experts is aware that your carpet should be disinfected at the earliest opportunity before it dries. Disinfection is an important process to restore water damaged carpets, this should be done expertly to avoid instances where bacteria could be harbored and eventually cause illnesses to your family members. We remove the bacteria and germs and clean your carpet to make it regain the original feel and look. We have vast experience and knowledge in handling carpet water restoration and you will be satisfied with the manner in which we will clean and restore your carpets.
Our Carpet Flood Water Damage Restoration Milsons Passage Customers
Our ever growing list of clients contains those who have faced carpet flood damage as a result of the following causes:
- Water overflow brought about by Washing machine
- Water runoff coming from excessive storm water
- Leaks from hot water systems
- Roofs damaged during raining season
- Burst water pipes
- Leaked roofs
- sewerage back-flow
- Sinks and bathtub overflows
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