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* LunchBunch
Start: 11:52:56
alt: Hey sonofedd, you're early too
sonofedd: hello alt, kind of scared me, I thought I was early, didn't think to see if anyone else was in the room cause I thought I was lo lol kind of like coming into a room and someone sitting Behind the door and you never see them lol
alt: I couldn't get in Chat yesterday thru IE. so today I'm here thru Firefox yeah, your 'ring' kind of scared me too
sonofedd: well, I had mouse problems yesterday just trying to change my router, I was trying to type in chat without a mouse, had to go and get another one from the salvation army
alt: problems, problems, problems what we do without problems? LOL
sonofedd: now I missed the little scroll thing that was in the middle of my old mouse, have to use the scroll on the side of the browser, not accustom to it
alt: always sumpin', huh?
sonofedd: yeah
alt: was following the Mozingo thread on the Forums.... Paul Heniegg has had information up on that family suranme as FPOC since the 1990's.
sonofedd: hmmm....
alt: even has photos of them on his website. raher, some of them, as FPOC/NA families and the photos are in the Library of Congress photo collection raher = rather
sonofedd: interesting
alt: I found it interesting.. with the 'interest' the article has created... as if this was something new LOL
sonofedd: lol, I have to go someone needs to use the computer....may be in later
alt: laters
Khathu: hello alt
alt: Hello Khathu.. how goes it today?
vkn: hey hey he yall
Khathu: it is going well...just trying to get a better understanding on a few immigration bills hello vkn
alt: hello vkn.. thanks for your help.. I'm her thru Firefox... IE still ain't working for Chat.
vkn: hmmmmm you may need to delete cookies on IE
alt: 'squirrely' stuff be happenin' with my 'puters vkn LOL Yeah, I think so Immigration bills Khathu... those in the recent news?
Khathu: Yes alt especially the DREAM Act just trying to understand the pros and cons
alt: scary.. the GOP & Tea Party 'noise makers' and they are getting some traction with the uninformed folks ie racist
vkn: we are in different times than the time we were born
Khathu: i think opposition to some of the provisions cut across racial and class lines which is not necessarily racist
alt: that's for sure vkn and in some ways things are getting to be worse... reading about the income disparity trends for AA's... frightening!!!!!
vkn: very scary
Khathu: Hello Ingrid
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey Alt, Khathu and vkn.
alt: I guess you're right about 'racist' Khathu, but to me Class almost always equates to a
vkn: at the same time when we look on an occupation basis it gets less so
alt: race-based' problem
Khathu: okay
alt: Hello Ingrid_Doweary
vkn: For instance an actor is unemployed 90% of the work life Howdy Ongris Howdy Ingrid
alt: I've been busy 'under the hood' as vkn says w/ Tribal Pages features.... didn't know some of the great things you can do with the program!!!
vkn: Tell us alt I am learning from you
Khathu: have a great day...i need to move my car before i get a parking ticket
alt: just go to the ''toolbar" and explore the features vkn... and look at 'customize' under the Home Page tag..
vkn: Ingrid do you have TP? okies
alt: like having folks email photos directly into an email photo album on TP.
Ingrid_Doweary: No I haven't tried it.
vkn: What do yall think of adding TP as a link from here
Ingrid_Doweary: Sounds like a good idea.
alt: and the color-coding of Family lines.. they really show up when doing 'charts' Oh BTW, thanks for the Chat logout 'plug' vkn.... I'm impressed LOL
vkn: Yes I like the color coding. Not understanding about the marriage however lol
alt: Ingrid_Doweary, how is your personal genealogy research coming?
vkn: Hard to know when to delete and alt I do not see a gender icon Strange when the female shows as father
Ingrid_Doweary: I interviewed an elder after the family reunion plng mtg last Saturday. Got some helpful info for starters.'
vkn: or the children show with the mother but not connected to children
alt: I think that's because of what the person is listed as on the software package that created the TP page.... look at what they are listed as in the 'Legacy' FTM, RM program.
vkn: Ingrid are you ready to start a chat on line
alt: I think it is uploaded that way from the GEDCOM file
vkn: oh ok thanx alt
Ingrid_Doweary: I'm star struck but I'm williing to give it try.
alt: that's my guess vkn... it has happened to me ... wrong gender, because of what was on my database.
vkn: Yesterday I thought you suggested looking at the gender icon and I do not see that icon on TP
Ingrid_Doweary: What would be a good time to start?
alt: oh, ther is no gender icon on TP... that was in the gen software package I was speaking of... sorry bout the mis-understanding
vkn: It will all depend on you Ingrid will try and have a lineup by July4th Gotcha alt thanx
alt: hi vicky
Ingrid_Doweary: Will I be hosting a chat after the July4th? Hey Vicky
vicky: hello alt, ingrid, and vkn!
vkn: Did yall see the thesis from DavidP on the error made by WDYTYA on slaves being enumerated? heyyyyyyyy vicky
Ingrid_Doweary: Not yet.
alt: don't think so vkn re: David P
vicky: freezing
vkn: Let me get the link
alt: great about David... WDYTYA needs to know they can't just htrow anything out there as regards 'slave research'.. the folks who do that stuff like David & Khathu will call then out on it LOL lOL and that's good for all of us
Ingrid_Doweary: Amen Alt.
vicky: back
alt: they need to 'stay on the porch' if they can't hunt with the big dogs LOL LOL LOL hello Selma
vicky: Hi Selma!
Selma: Good Friday afternoon Good folks...yes I am home, finally....LOL
vkn: http://www.afrigeneas.com/forum-aah/index.cgi?page=1;md=read;id=47
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey Selma
alt: I see, feels good too, huh?
vicky: thx vkn
vkn: yassum
Selma: Yes it does...but I did have a good visit
vkn: Wonderful Selma
Ingrid_Doweary: Thank you for the David link, Vkn.
vkn: okies yw
Selma: Send me the link in an email vkn...pretty please
vicky: He (David0 really went into it, didn't he I will Selma
alt: my latest.. putting up an album of census records on the TP site.. so far have about 75 dating from 1820, got about 30 more to add w/captions & descriptions
vkn: Also I am having a most interesting academic argument with my brother in reparations. He says it should not be for slavery but for segergation
alt: that's an interesting concept vkn
vicky: you should have it now Sel
vkn: Yes it is alt I will post some of his points to the mail list
alt: census record go from VA to CA and many States in between
vkn: What order are you placing them alt
alt: about 50% of them are before the end of the Civil War.
vkn: Ingrid are you on the mailing list
alt: they are in seq by census year, then alpha by name vkn.
vkn: okies thand
Ingrid_Doweary: the AfriGeneas Mailing List, Vkn? I believe I am.
alt: timelines & chronologies semm to be more 'logical' to me
vkn: okiies then give feedbacl to the moderator yall when you see the posts on reparations
alt: this also shows migration patterns in the early years.
Selma: Wow David..do know how to write a response...LOL
vkn: Thanx for the response on the CNN piece vicky
alt: he got down, didn't he LOL
vkn: Yes David gets passionate but Ancestry needs to do its homework
Ingrid_Doweary: Yea Selma, I'm taking notes.
vkn: I am with you on timelining
Seventies Soulchild: Hello lunchbunchers!
Selma: A number of years ago..I had to send a very famous historian a correction for his then "unpublished introduction" to a major work, which was released the next year concerning black folk not being on the census until 1870...I had to tell him "free black" folks were enumerated..he sent me a thank youwhich I still have... LOL
vkn: hey hey hey seventies
alt: Hello Seventies Soulchild, belated Happy Birthday to you
Selma: After seventies...and a Happy Birthday..
Seventies Soulchild: thank you very much... alt. Hey vkn, Selma, Ingrid_Doweary, and vicky
vkn: Good for you Selma
alt: wonderful Selma
Selma: I mean afternoon Seventies...excuse me it was a long drive...
Seventies Soulchild: lol
vkn: Seventies the Happy BUFFday girl
Seventies Soulchild: Well I just came from WP and it is hopping busy up there... woo!
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey Seventies.
Selma: What is WP?
alt: FPOC, that's my 'cause' Selma.. they are highly overlooked and misunderstood...
Ingrid_Doweary: I concur, Alt.
vkn: Good cause alt
Seventies Soulchild: Thank you
alt: and it just happens to be a BIG part of my genealogy LOL
Seventies Soulchild: West Point. President Obama will be here tomorrow.
Selma: Oh goodness..I know the town is hoppng Seventies, when he was in Hampton the area around the University was in lock down...it was so exciting
alt: did you get' frisked' Selma LOL LOL
Seventies Soulchild: This happens every year because someone from the current administration comes to speak at commencement So its always the Sec of Def, Sec of Army, VP or Pres
Ingrid_Doweary: So you know the drill, huh, Seventies?
vkn: Did you go to hear him Selma
Seventies Soulchild: But you know security is going to be tight up here in Whitetopia... lol
Selma: No but I saw very large serious men (and a couple of women), who looked like they could take us all down...and would in a flash.. LOL
Seventies Soulchild: lol Selma
alt: LOL @ Selma
Selma: Oh yes vkn..I was there and took my grandson it was wonderful
Ingrid_Doweary: lol
vkn: GRRRRREAT
Seventies Soulchild: So a lot of black folks are coming in just to see him speak. Tickets are free. From the surrounding areas and states.
Selma: Are you going with your sons seventies...
vkn: Seventies Soulchild did you get tickets
Seventies Soulchild: Yes my sons and my goddaughter Yes staff gets first dibs...
Ingrid_Doweary: Wonderful
AYWalton: Good afternoon, all.
vkn: heyyyy ayw
Ingrid_Doweary: Howdy, AY
Seventies Soulchild: Hello AYWalton
alt: Selma, a funny site.. when I saw John Boehner most of the Secret Service folks had had were AA's.... I though tof the 'emperor' with his Nubian guards LOL LOL
vicky: hello AYWalton
AYWalton: hello alt, Ingrid, Selma, SoulChile, vicky, and greetings VKN!!!!!
Seventies Soulchild: lol alt
Selma: I still have my tickets, and my parking pass...and instructions about what we couldn't bring in like purses, camera's "in cases", cell phone's had to be one
alt: Hello AYWalton
Selma: had to be turned on..
Seventies Soulchild: Yes I had to make sure that I could carry my camera, security is ridiculous. You can't carry umbrellas into the stadium
AYWalton: where are you going, Selma?
vkn: alt is there a limit on the number of foto albums on TP
Seventies Soulchild: Selma that's how it is for every event here on West Point. Including sporting events.
Selma: You better get there early so you can get a good seat...we had to be there in the stadium 2 hours before he spoke When I went to hear Obama speak at HU AY...Mother's Day Weekend
Seventies Soulchild: Yes they are shutting the gates half an hour before he speaks. We have reserve seats.
alt: after 50, they start charging vkn... I have the option to have 1,000
AYWalton: I had a similar experience last week at GW--Michelle Obama spoke.
Seventies Soulchild: How was it AYWalton?
AYWalton: It was wonderful!!!!
Selma: I did not have a problem with the restrictions...there are many not so nice folks out there
vkn: wonderful well I can have 5000 fotos
AYWalton: the best commencement speech I had ever heard!
Seventies Soulchild: She's a good speaker I bet.
alt: okay vkn
AYWalton: and I have heard many--- with more than 25 years of working in higher education.
Seventies Soulchild: Military police and Secret Service aren't so personable.. lol well I'm videotaping the entire speech. . . hopefully to post on YouTube
AYWalton: SoulChile, remember YouTube has a 10 minute limit on each video.
Selma: I remember watching Obama speak on TV at a graduation last year and he told some jokes, there was this one man behind him in cap and gown who didn't laugh..and I said wow "whats wrong with him"...then I realized he was Secret Service... LOL
AYWalton: so you have to break it into segments.
Seventies Soulchild: Also hoping to get some of the protestors and some of the journalists from other places on film as well. Like the bbc
Ingrid_Doweary: Good luck with that Seventies, hats off to you
Seventies Soulchild: Yeah gonna be busy... lol I love this kind of stuff.
vkn: Did not know about the minutes limitation ayw
Seventies Soulchild: yes I will be able to break it up into 10 min segements when I edit it.
AYWalton: but one can put up multiple videos 10 minutes or less.
Ingrid_Doweary: I'm gonna step away to return to my duty station.
Seventies Soulchild: Other than that, nothing genealogical is going on for me. I went to the library and it was closed for the pre graduation events today. I should've gotten myself up this morning and headed out to the archives.
vkn: I have a niece who is doing a thesis on the Herndon's and she is trying to show how Mrs Herndon influenced Blacks in the arts
vicky: vkn did you remember to tell BJ about the little problem on FB with AfriGeneas?
vkn: Well Mrs H passed for white under the name of Anne DuBignon and was eventually discovered oops Yes vicky
alt: really vkn.. sounds like something interesting to read & follow up on.
vicky: thanks vkn
Seventies Soulchild: Who is Anne DuBignon?
AYWalton: glad the problem was finally understood, as many kept saying that the link did not work. So hopefully it will be resolved soon.
vkn: alt she taught 'elocution' at Atlanta Univ
alt: we folks have some 'rich' history.... mind blowing and too true to be fictionalized
vkn: Seventies Soulchild Adrienne Herndon
Ingrid_Doweary: Hi I'm back
Seventies Soulchild: ok
vicky: lol tell that to the Texas folk who want to eliminate fact from their texbooks :{
Selma: DuBignon was her stage name?
AYWalton: quite true, vicky!
Seventies Soulchild: LOL don't even get started on that foolishness vicky.
Selma: Heck Texas..threw Thomas Jefferson out.. LOL
vkn: yes selma
vicky: should be finalozed today Seventies
AYWalton: wasnt there a woman who once said the that "someday they won't even call it slavery."
vicky: cant spell
Seventies Soulchild: Imagine teaching black and hispanic kids those lies. Just because they were lied to as children, don't do it to our kids!
Selma: What would they call it?
alt: I was reading some correspondence between Mrs. Lucas & John Hope Franklin that her dauhgter let me read.... their days as tudents at Fisk in the 1930's powerful stuff
vkn: Selma she was born 1869 in Augusta GA
Seventies Soulchild: Historical Revisionism On Adrienne Herndon http://www.southernspaces.org/contents/2004/merritt/trackrev.1.v2.htm
Selma: It is historical historical revisionism
vkn: died in 1910 of Addisons disease
vicky: he was not conservative enough they say. lol I think its because of Sally
Selma: No he was skeptical of the bible...
alt: what's the old saying " when the hunted writes the history' or sumpin' like that.
Seventies Soulchild: AYWalton, they want to call the slave trade the Atlantic Triangular Trade.... lol
alt: OUR history has been written.. it just hasn;t been READ!!!
AYWalton: yes, I know. so they were trading triangles and not trading slaves.
Seventies Soulchild: let them tell it, probably so.
vkn: lol ayw
Seventies Soulchild: then they'd make up some other lie about how we got here.. probably say we came on the Mayflower or something... lol
alt: from their prespective 'slaves' were just a part of the business.... goods, mechandise, weapons and othe r things wer of more importance to them not justifying, just trying to understand
AYWalton: passengers with tickets.
Seventies Soulchild: Yep... I think that they suffer from Cognitive Dissonance... lol
alt: were Africans 'complicit' in the Slave trade?
Ingrid_Doweary: Wasn
Seventies Soulchild: No.
alt: and is that part of the story too?
Seventies Soulchild: And let me tell you why. Once Queen Nzingha of Angola/Congo saw that the slaving was getting out of hand she went to war with the Portugese.
Ingrid_Doweary: Wasn't African slaving different from the European slave trading? Bet Seventies.
Seventies Soulchild: A fact that is ommitted.
vicky: cya folk, gotta find some soup to warm up.
Seventies Soulchild: Our African Ancestors did fight against slavery, another fact that is ommitted.
AYWalton: Some were but so what? A majority of those who were interviewed in the slave narratives were kidnapped as children. They spoke about their being tricked onto the boats.
alt: must not be if you are awre of it Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: well I read alt.
Ingrid_Doweary: They didn't want it to get out that a strong African female and ruler bucked the Euro enterprise.
alt: some were, some weren't, all or none.. can't have it both ways y'all
Seventies Soulchild: I just get tired of white folks who use this line of thinking. They use half the truth and not the whole truth. manipulating it.
Ingrid_Doweary: There it is, the truth
AYWalton: all folks do try to manipulate if given the opportunity.
Ingrid_Doweary: True
AYWalton: don't forget what we did in Liberia when we got there.
Seventies Soulchild: True. But that lie does damage to the psyche. . .
alt: I think we all do that Seventies Soulchild.. depends on whose oxen is being gored.. another old expression
Selma: Linda Heyward and her husband John thornton...has written quite a bit on that Queen
Ingrid_Doweary: What did we do, AY?
AYWalton: we were already westernized when we went went back.
Seventies Soulchild: alt you are a well of wisdom my friend xoxoxo
Selma: and the Angolan trade
AYWalton: The Americo Liberians controlled and oppressed the indigenous people for decades. which is one reason they rebelled in teh 1970s. teh = the
Seventies Soulchild: Speaking of the Angolan trade, I cannot wait to watch Quilombo... anyone seen that film?
alt: nope, I haven't Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: I watched Xica the series, although it was in Spanish
AYWalton: have not seen it.
Seventies Soulchild: Very interesting.
Ingrid_Doweary: Yes Seventies, I love the determined spirit of the Maroons.
Seventies Soulchild: Ok anyone watch Black Orpheus?
Ingrid_Doweary: I saw Xica also, Seventies.
alt: oh Selma, BTW I saw Paul's mention of the Mozingo surname in his book 20 years ago... as you mentioned.
Ingrid_Doweary: Saw it and have a copy of it , Seventies.
AYWalton: years ago---and need to watch it again, eventually.
Seventies Soulchild: Black Orpheus or Quilombo?
AYWalton: Black Orpheus.
Ingrid_Doweary: Both Black Orpheus and Quilombo
Selma: Yes..I told you alt...I am going to post..that little bit of info...
Seventies Soulchild: Black Orpheus was good. Ingrid_Doweary can you burn a copy for me... I cannot find it anywhere.
Ingrid_Doweary: Yes, Seventies the Black Orpheus film still stands the test of time.
Seventies Soulchild: Quilombo that is
alt: and the Library of congress has photos of some Mozingo Afro/NA descendants in the Gallery
Selma: I think it needs to be understood that Paul has provided this info and it just didn't get to be "new"...
Ingrid_Doweary: I'll see what I can do for you.
Selma: There are any number of "white" families how also have their beginnings in Paul's work...
alt: exactly Selma... as we're discussing... a lot has been written, but very littl has been READ
Seventies Soulchild: That is a hard one to find. Thanks Ingrid_Doweary Or posting it on Youtube would be just fine! lol Yes so how does that work out, Selma?
alt: exactly Selma... but as Denise so aptly pointed out 1 or 2 AA ancestor's does not make one 'black'
Seventies Soulchild: Ok I'm curious now, what makes one 'black'?
Selma: that is in Brazil alt...and not to take issues they have issues too.
Ingrid_Doweary: You know what, Seventies, you might be able to see on YouTube.
AYWalton: well black if you mean in a black "frame of mind" kind of thing you are correct, alt.
alt: oh sure Selam, no doubt
Seventies Soulchild: I'd been looking for it.
alt: me too Seventies Soulchild
AYWalton: and sometimes when the race police are out there, black means that you "think like them.
Selma: Sally Hemmings children at the time period of their birth were "white" by VA definition
Seventies Soulchild: I consider myself black although some of my lines are mixed with other races.
AYWalton: a common syndrome of a large minority living surrounded by a largers majority.
Seventies Soulchild: Well you know I think its absolutely healthy for 'black' folks to have their own world view.
AYWalton: and we have been a large minority for two centuries and have never lived in the majority.
Selma: I figures thats about 90% of the AA population seveties
alt: I'm speaking in terms of ancestry AYWalton ..... we seem to shift with the black, white, NA thing with 1 or 2 ancestors.
Seventies Soulchild: Our own world view. That's part of what makes me black.
AYWalton: which explains the difference in mindset between "us" here, and foreign born black people who have lived in the majority. they have a healthy pride or healthy arrogance that brings with it belief in one's personal skills, and not limited by color.
Seventies Soulchild: Oh most definitely...a while back someone mentioned that AA's have a lot of Shango and not enough Obbattala... lol I thought to myself, let them live here a little bit longer and they will see why.
AYWalton: but so much of our energies are put into defining our blackness , or degree of it. Folks from the majority just look at us and shrug, and say "whatver..." As they don't identify. the second generation will see it. The immigrants themselves won't because their frame of reference was from living in the majority.
Seventies Soulchild: Because our psyche is constantly under attack...
alt: I just try to stay away from the 'blacker than thou' syndrome....
Seventies Soulchild: Its about world view, which your culture defines.
AYWalton: and immigrants think that we let it. They never feel the attacks. they are armed with the confidence in themselves. We have doubts built in.
alt: I just don't care to have to prove my 'blackness' in terms not defined by me
AYWalton: if you have ever been around a group of immigrants---particularly men----what do they talk about for hours? Politics! No matter what---American, or their own country.
Ingrid_Doweary: Hey Seventies here's a link to Quilumbo on Youtube.: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAeIXDbz2_Q
AYWalton: What do lots of black men talk about for hours-----sports!
Seventies Soulchild: I don't think there is a blacker than though ideology.
AYWalton: (not saying that all men do that, of course.)
alt: oh yes there is Seventies Soulchild ... I'm hearing it here.. today
Seventies Soulchild: I talk about politics a bit too... and I watch Cspan regularly
Selma: Yes..that is true about the men and "politics" AY..
Seventies Soulchild: The issue is, you can't talk about everything to everybody...
AYWalton: My mother was astounded when she first met my husband when we were dating, and he and his friends would talk for hours (ad nauseum) about world affairs, moving from country to country.
alt: very true Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: That's exciting to me AYWalton.
AYWalton: she had never seen such impassioned discussions that had no end. I had also noted that phenomenom.
Seventies Soulchild: But you know, I don't have those conversations with the average black american.... I can't. That's frustrating.
AYWalton: and I did then pay attention to what our own folks talk about---for hours----entertainers, sports figures, but not people of power, or political movements,----not for hours.
Ingrid_Doweary: That's an interesting comparison, isn't it, AY?
alt: being black ain't bad at all... it's just being a black american that's bad... IMHO LOL
vkn: Well interestingly in this senior community the conversations seem to be food, sex and Dr visits
Selma: and since I had family members who either came were raised in either French or British colonies..it always got interesting
AYWalton: lol @ vkn I bet it did, Selma.
Seventies Soulchild: LOL alt
AYWalton: and again they lived though in the majority. which is why many successful people have island heritage as well. no matter how Black Obama is or isn't he has opened a new mindset for black children.
Seventies Soulchild: Yes agree.
AYWalton: for the first time they can realize that from the president to the homeless man on the corner---or the latest brother being arrested on the news-----they have a choice.
vkn: Indeed
Ingrid_Doweary: Indeed
AYWalton: before he was elected---NO ONE believed that they could become President.
Selma: So true AY
AYWalton: folks from the islands, or from Africa have already believe that! because the president has already looked like them!!!
alt: let's hope so AYWalton ... again tho' someone belived it, or he wouldn't be President
Seventies Soulchild: Well all that glitters ain't gold... scratch the surface of all that...and a very different image will be seen. . .
AYWalton: From the President to the beggar----color never stopped them from success. They may have stopped their own success---but color had nothing to do with it. and they KNOW that when they get here! We have NOT YET come to learn that!
Seventies Soulchild: Obama is not from the 'hood. He went to the best schools, had a college educated mom etc etc.
AYWalton: I recall TONS of black folks who were ready to vote for Hillary and who thought Obama was in the way spoiling it for Hillary.
Seventies Soulchild: Ok I'm watching Quilombo... have a good afternoon all.
alt: laters Brick LOL
AYWalton: It took white folks in Iowa to tell us that hey---maybe a black man with some new ideas might be worth a shot.
Seventies Soulchild: AYWalton, they are still out there putting Obama down.
AYWalton: that is not my point though---- many just KNEW a black man would never get there.
Seventies Soulchild: laters alt. . .
AYWalton: Because he was black! what we know and believe is sometimes framed by living for generations in the minority.
Ingrid_Doweary: See, this is why I appreciate communicating with you good folks. The discussions are always insightful.
vkn: Yall be good gotta put on my grease monkey duds
alt: vkn, do I ever the 'generational divide' in these conversations... LOL
AYWalton: ok vkn. take care.
Ingrid_Doweary: lol
AYWalton: I also better run. Gotta make my podcast! you all have a great day!
Ingrid_Doweary: Next time folks.
alt: laters
Selma: I gotta run too folks have a great day
alt: should I turn out the lights? LOL


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Nov. 21, 2013
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Top-seeded Florida State (20-1-3) registered two goals from Dagny Brynjarsdottir and a pair of assists from Jamia Fields as the Seminoles defeated No. 22 Ole Miss (16-6-2) 3-1 Thursday night inside the Seminole Soccer Complex in second round action of the NCAA Women's Soccer Championship.
The Seminoles maintained a two-goal advantage after the first 45 minutes of play thanks to goals by Brynjarsdottir and Isabella Schmid. An Ole Miss goal by Gretchen Harknett in the 70th minute cut the deficit in half but Brynjarsdottir sealed the victory for Florida State in the 78th minute on her second goal of the evening to push FSU's lead back to two.
With the win, Florida State advances to the third round for the ninth year in a row and 12th time overall. The Seminoles will face Colorado, who defeated No. 19 BYU 2-1, on Saturday, November 23 at 12 noon.
Brynjarsdottir gave the Seminoles a 1-0 lead in the 27th minute putting away a loose ball off a deflected shot from Fields. Fields blasted a shot from just inside the 18-yard box that caromed off a Rebel defender. The ball went right to a wide open Brynjarsdottir, who one-timed the deflection inside the right post from about 12 yards out for the goal.
The Seminoles added to their lead right before the half on a great combination play from Schmid and Fields. Following an Ole Miss corner kick, Schmid gathered the ball and made a long run down the middle of the field before finding Fields streaking down the right side of the pitch. Fields then sent a beautiful low lining cross across the box where Schmid timed her run perfectly with a sliding finish to the far post for her second goal of the season.
The assist from Fields was her second of the evening marking her fourth multi-assist game of her career and second of the season.
Ole Miss cut the deficit in half in the 70th minute on a great shot from Harknett. The Rebel defender sent a well struck ball just beyond the reach of Seminole keeper Kelsey Wys that found its way inside the upper left corner for her first collegiate goal.
Brynjarsdottir thwarted any kind of momentum that the Rebels were riding just over seven minutes later when the Icelandic native put away a header inside the left post off a cross from Megan Campbell on the left side to give the Seminoles a 3-1 lead.
It marked Brynjarsdottir's third multi-goal game of the season while pushing her team leading goal total to 12 on the year. Campbell also entered the Seminole record books with her assist on Thursday night becoming just the seventh player in school history to register 10 or more assists in a season.
Florida State had a great scoring chance in the sixth minute of play on two nice efforts from Carson Pickett. The sophomore midfielder struck a ball off the cross bar from about 16 yards out and then seconds later her low liner toward the left post was saved by a diving Kelly McCormick.
Wys, who played all 90 minutes between the posts, finished the night with a one save. And it was a big save that came early in the 17th minute on a defensive miscue by the Seminoles. Olivia Harrison intercepted a pass from inside the 18-yard box and tried to sneak a shot inside the near post, but Wys was there for the save to keep the game knotted at zero.
Florida State's win Thursday night pushed its home unbeaten streak to 33 games (32-0-1) – the longest active streak in the nation, while FSU's 20 wins on the year ties a school record – matched just twice before (2005 & 2012) – as all three times have come under the direction of head coach Mark Krikorian.
Third round action of the 2013 NCAA Women's Soccer Championship continues Saturday, November 23 when Florida State hosts Colorado at 12 noon.
Stay tuned to Seminoles.com for further updates on the Florida State soccer team's run in the 2013 NCAA Women's Soccer Championship.
As always Seminole fans can follow the Noles on twitter @FSU_Soccer and remember to like the Seminoles on Facebook (www.facebook.com/FSUSoccer) and Instagram (NoleSoccer).

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Iron Man 2 released a new TV spot, and Samuel L. Jackson talked action scenes. There's a spooky new Predators photo. Alex Kingston drops tons of Doctor Who spoilers. Plus Lost, Transformers, The Thing, Priest, Walking Dead and True Blood.
Iron Man 2:
Samuel L. Jackson told a reporter that Nick Fury won't just be sitting around telling other people what to do — he'll be killing people occasionally. "He does boss people around, but every now and then, you know, he does kill somebody, shoot somebody — does something. So I'd like for him to do something eventually." Parsing that statement, it sounds like the shooting and killing doesn't really happen in this next movie, but might in The Avengers. [MTV]
And here's a new TV spot. [Slashfilm]
Here's a new pic of Adrien Brody and Alice Braga, and an ominous skull. Click to enlarge. [Rope Of Silicon]
Transformers 3:
John Malkovich will have a lot of interaction with Shia LaBeouf in this movie. [Coming Soon]
The Thing:
IMDB says Jonathan Walker (Land Of The Dead) has joined this prequel film, but it's not officially confirmed. [Fangoria]
Karl Urban talks up this vampiriffic movie, and explains his character:
There was an emotional complexity about it in terms of the fact that I felt betrayed by Paul Bettany's character for having let me go or letting him let me be captured or not killed me. There's sort of interesting layers that you can sort of infuse and the depth of that rage and anger and longing and lust even of wanting Paul Bettany's character the Priest to come and join me so together as brothers they can exterminate humanity.
He also knows as much about what's going on with Star Trek as any other actor. [Coming Soon]
The Walking Dead:
Frank Darabont says the AMC adaptation of the zombie comic will be closer to Shaun Of The Dead than to Zombieland, but it'll really stick closely to Robert Kirkman's original source material, more than anything. "Robert Kirkman's comic book series, the graphic novel series, is very much a template for us, and it's a tremendous opportunity to take the subject as serious as possible, and really as a long-term exploration of characters, which is what television does best when television is really working." And he says they'll be shooting it old school — on film, which allows the outdoors to look like outside, and gives a real feeling to all the sequences of people hiding inside buildings, with glimpses of the outdoors. [Fearnet]
Doctor Who:
Once again, Digital Spy has ten teasers for the episode. Among other things, River Song is on the run at the start of the episode, but she has an escape plan involving the Doctor. The episode includes the caption "10,000 Years Later." Someone brings up the topic of spoilers about 9 1/2 minutes in. There's a Weeping Angel trapped inside the Byzantium. The Doctor bites Amy — and she asks if River is the Doctor's wife. The cliffhanger isn't the sort we're used to, even though it's very familiar. [Digital Spy]
Alex Kingston says River Song's blue diary includes pictures of all of the Doctors. (Past and future? Or just future?) And she says this is indeed the adventure that River referred to in "Silence Of The Library" — the crash of the Byzantium. River has been released from jail with a special dispensation to go on this mission, because she's the only one who can do it. River has a hunch that one of these weeping angel statues is in the hands of a private collector, and she needs to confirm that — and the confirmation must come from the Doctor himself. There's a party on board the spaceship where the statue is being held, and everybody at the party is supposed to be in 1940s outfits — but the only character we see in a 1940s outfit is River Song. And this is definitely not her first meeting with the Doctor, as you've probably guessed. She also drops a major hint that "the opening of the Pandoricum" is an adventure the Doctor shares with River — which is probably the season finale. [Digital Spy]
True Blood:
Here's another promo for the new season.
In Monday's new episode, we say goodbye to Ellie and Awesome, who are shipping off to Africa. And Chuck is so preoccupied with spy shit, he misses the big send-off, upsetting Ellie. [E! Online]
Here's what happens in episode 10, "Hearts And Minds":
Erica, Ryan, Father Jack and Hobbes learn Anna's sent a V shuttle filled with a deadly V tracker team to find them, and must figure out how to stop the shuttle from landing.. Meanwhile, Anna gives Tyler his invitation to the Live Aboard Program, and Chad confronts Father Jack on what he knows about The Fifth Column.
Plus some pics! [The V Files]
Kristin Kreuk will definitely not reappear, and Michael Rosenbaum is just a faint hope at this point. As for Allison Mack, she'll probably be in season ten but it's still up in the air. There's a lot of Tess/Chloe action in upcoming episodes, and Tess will get more development. We'll realize that Tess and Chloe are much alike, but Tess is still stuck in the role of supporting a big hero (either good or bad) and Chloe has stepped out on her own. [E! Online]
And here's a clip from Friday's "Charade." [SpoilerTV]
Star Wars: Clone Wars:
So in Friday's episode, Boba Fett tries to gather a bunch of bounty hunters to go after the Jedi:
Determined to exact revenge upon the Jedi, Boba poses as a clone cadet to sneak aboard a Jedi Cruiser. It's easy enough for him to blend in; he is, after all, created from the same genetic blueprint as the rest of the clones – that of bounty hunter Jango Fett. But though he may have DNA identical to the Republic heroes', he nonetheless sees himself as a unique individual – with no affection for his genetic brethren.
And here's a new clip. Yo.
Episode 15, the big Jacob/M.I.B. episode, is like a freakin movie. Also, there'll be a death that will leave you sobbing in the next few weeks. [E! Online]
Cynthia Watros will definitely be back one more time — she's filming it now. [TV Guide Magazine]
Mark Pellegrino says Jacob and his other big character, Satan, may not be as different as you think. There's a lot of darkness in Jacob, as we'll find out soon. [TV Guide Magazine]
New set pics confirm that Claire will indeed be in the final episode. [SpoilersLost]
Jorge Garcia has a really difficult, emotionally heavy scene in the finale. And he has one scene that's so secret, other actors aren't supposed to know about it. [Movieline]
Some more set pics include mysterious stalagmites and stalactites, and the airplane fuselage set. [Ryan on Flickr]
Additional reporting by Mary Ratliff.


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people with ideas needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 260 designs submitted by 72 freelance designers.
"People with ideas" is a network of freelancers creating great websites that makes money. For clients we provide SEO & SEM, web analysis and consultation. Now we need a great logo.
People with ideas (http://www.pwi.vn)
We are very serious about business, but in a relaxed way. We need something that looks great on just aplain white background and that can be used with and without the text. It wouldbe great if we could just change the color and it will still look great ondifferent backgrounds. We like simplelogos that makes sense.
For now we will use the logo for the top left corner of http://www.pwi.vn, name cards and a 16 * 16 px Favicon.
Inspiration (random ideas from us):
- A tree (maybe oak). Because we think that ideas grow ontrees.
- Very clean lightbulb like a drop.
- A lightbulb hanging in a wire.
- An eggHere are some pics we like:
http://pwi.vn/bird.png it is a Picasso)
http://creativebits.org/files/12689…pg(Awesome name card ideas like this one is a huge bonus)
We do web marketing, we do not have design skills. If youmade our logo, it is more than likely that we will use you for client work aswell. If you want it, that is.
- the words "people with ideas", probably lowercase and handwritten
- an icon of some kind above that text, should also work alone
- the logo in both vector format and as a png
- the logo posted on a name card design if possible
- we are a great company, we need a great logo =)
- we don't really know what we want. Yet. So, show us!
- normally we are not in love with glossy and 3d logos but there are some exceptions I guess.
- a clipart pic with people with ideas in a handwriting font below, be creative.
- not too many colors, we think.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Blade Fat Lady = massive POP, lot of grunt
Big air? Not bellow 12 knots. But above : the speed of this kite + massive POP = aerial views
I've just ordered the 2013, my comments are for the 2012. From what I've read, the 2013 is similar to the 2012 + few optimizations (better upwind, less bar preasure, new bar).


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A top-shelf serving of mellow early-70s Bahamaian soul. Wendell Stuart's tenor tremelos are heartworn and intoxicating. I'd say he's reminiscent of an early Johnny Nash. The backbeats are smoothly understated and Solomon Frazer's sonorous lead guitar bounces and strums in a pleasingly Ranglin-esque mode. Plenty of winners here, with a charming bossa-like rendition of Sandie Shaw's Always Something There to Remind Me (later a hit for Naked Eyes in 1982)...
...Stuart's version of Tom Paxton's The Last Thing on My Mind is also something else, but my real favorite might be this slowburning rendition of the Supreme's "My World Is Empty Without You", which was recently included on Trans Air's excellent West Indies Funk compilation:
Highly recommended. 320 vinyl rip by yours truly.
Download Link: Wendell Stuart & The Downbeaters (197x, Elite ER-1006)
A1 Jude
A2 My World Is Empty Without You
A3 The Last Thing On My Mind
A4 Island Woman
A5 Yellow Bird
B1 Always Something There To Remind Me
B2 Island In The Sun
B3 Shame And Scandle In The Family
B4 Delilah
B5 From The Moment To Moment
B6 Mary Ann


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At the entrance to Villa Carcoba, on the outskirts of the city of Buenos Aires, sit piles of rubbish and construction waste. Perched on this pile is a group of young boys armed with homemade slingshots taking aim at the windows of a building that looms above them. All the windows are covered with bars and netting.
"This is how they pass their time," said parish priest Jesuit Father Jose Maria di Paola, 51, who is better known to everybody — not only in this poorest of parishes but in the entire country — as "Padre Pepe." He swings his beat-up white Fiat sedan down onto the street that leads from paved roads and grassy parks into the chaos of rutted dirt roads, roaming bands of mangy dogs and groups of loitering youth.
Two years ago Father di Paola — who belongs to the group of priests of the villas beloved and supported by Pope Francis when he was archbishop and cardinal of the city — voluntarily left another slum, Villa 21-24, known as the most dangerous villa in Buenos Aires proper. This was after numerous threats against his life by drug traffickers who had become rampant in the rambling shanty town of 40,000 inhabitants, mostly immigrants from Paraguay and Bolivia.
As the economy and social conditions of neighboring countries continue to deteriorate, immigration to Argentina increases and the population and distress in these densely populated centers of poverty, family violence and drug crime continues to grow, noted the Jesuit.
Having grown up in a working-class neighborhood to immigrant parents, Pope Francis always has been close to the common people, especially to the most poor.
"Pope Francis gave a new presence to the villas," said Father di Paola. "Before, in a sense, they had been orphaned. When [then-Cardinal Jorge Mario] Bergoglio came he gave special attention to the villas. There was not a week that we did not speak with him telling him our problems and giving suggestions."
Funding for programs in the villas comes from international bishops' conferences as well as some local Church funds and individual donations. Father di Paola counts as one of his successes a spiritual retreat he was able to organize for 700 men from Villa 21-24 — an almost unheard of number.
"There is the problem of addiction … but the crux of the problem is spiritual — it is an unresolved spiritual question in each person," he said. "We have to help them find a place for their own spiritual path so they can find … a meaning to [their] life."
For 14 years, Father di Paola served in the villa parish of the Virgin of Caacupe in Villa 21-24, leading a team of four other priests and numerous professionals and volunteers who worked also in three other neighboring villas to keep youths away from drugs by providing them with social activities and emotional support.
They created a home for street children as well as rehabilitation programs for drug addicts and a small farm, breaking through the state bureaucracy with little or no support from state agencies. It was only in 2009, after he and the other priests of Villa 21-24 came out with a declaration denouncing the growing drug trafficking in the villa, that threats against his life became more menacing.
Always present in the villas, the drug problem — especially with an insidiously addictive and poisonous cocaine byproduct known as "paco" — became more acute after the financial crisis of 2001, said Father di Paola, and children who had already left the world of drugs became entangled once more.
"It was like a tsunami. We're doing OK, and we're well-organized in relative peace and … suddenly, we were facing a huge problem," he said, while handing out paper and magic markers to two little girls who came into his office asking for drawing supplies.
A mate gourd and thermos sit on his desk, but with people in and out of his small office at the Church of the Virgin of the Miracles, and youngsters popping into the courtyard to play soccer or volleyball, he had little hope of touching the beloved Argentine hot drink for some time.
Many of the children and young people he had worked with and whom he calls his "godsons" were killed in the increasing drug-related violence in Villa 21-24, he said.
"In such neighborhoods, when they kill a child you raised as your godchild, there are some who get angry with God," he said. "I can get angry, but I have the internal conviction that we have to continue because we have to be here and work for the others. I have never reached the point where I say, 'No.'"
Father di Paola said he finds strength to continue with his work in the testimony of the Church through saints, specifically using Italian St. John Bosco, founder of the Salesians of Don Bosco, as his model.
According to social activists and local residents of the villas — those of whom were interviewed requested, for safety reasons, that their names not be used — one of the major dangers in the villas was and continues to be the corrupt involvement of local authorities such as judges and police — even reaching into the higher echelons of local politics and beyond — in the drug trade in the villas. The police are largely absent in the villas, coming only for regular payoffs from the drug lords, they charge.
"The ones we are most afraid of are the police," said a resident of a villa. "The ones who can hurt you the most are the police, because they are the ones who control the drugs."
Following the threats in Villa 21-24, together with then-Cardinal Bergoglio, Father di Paola decided to leave for a northern rural parish in the province of Santiago del Estero, not merely for his own safety, but for the safety of the people with whom he was working.
Eight months ago Father di Paola was ready to come back to his work with the marginalized youth of the villas and was given responsibility over Villa Carcoba — one of the oldest slums outside Buenos Aires — and three other slums encompassing a population of 35,000.
There he found a parish much neglected, the Church of the Virgin of the Miracle open for the residents only on the weekend when the parish priest would come from outside for the Mass.
Already the Jesuit has begun to strengthen both the spiritual life of the people as well as social opportunities for the youths of the villa through vocational workshops, sports activities and camping. Soon he will begin his rehabilitation work as well. There are legal clinics and baby health clinics in place. Part of the struggle is battling the state's bureaucratic inefficiency, he said.
At the moment he has an assistant priest and an armload of dedicated volunteers, both from inside and outside the slum, who work with him in his ministry. Though the people of the villa have received him warmly, happy for a place for their children, the drug lords have already sent out warnings against him to show their displeasure with his presence.
This has not dissuaded Father di Paola in his work.
"I see as very natural the connection between my spirituality and my action," he said.
"There is no difference between running a food pantry and celebrating a Mass or a baptism. It is all united within my spiritual faith," he added. "Everyone here is afraid a bit, but we know we have to resolve this and move forward. When you work in such a situation you know there are risks, but you have to assume [the work] in its totality."
Judith Sudilovsky writes from Jerusalem.
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Formatting, Adopting, and Publishing Policies, Regulations, and Rules
|Formatting, Adopting, and Publishing Policies, Regulations, and Rules
|Governance and Administration
|Governance - General
First Issued: November, 2009 Last Revised: August, 2012
University Attorney (252-328-6940)
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Guidelines for Drafting Policies, Regulations, and Rules (PRRs)
PRR Approval Process (Flowchart)
The University of North Carolina has delegated various powers and duties to the Boards of Trustees and Chancellors of its constituent institutions, including the authority to establish policies and regulations for the efficient and orderly administration of the institution. This Regulation addresses the sources of authority for Policies, Regulations, and Rules (PRRs) at East Carolina University and the procedures for their adoption and publication. PRRs adopted in substantial compliance with this regulation are valid and may not be grieved for procedural error.
For the purpose of this regulation, these terms have the following meanings:
2.1. Policy: A "Policy" is any standard, statement, or procedure of general applicability adopted by the Board of Trustees pursuant to authority delegated by law or the Board of Governors.
2.2. Regulation: A "Regulation" is any standard, statement (which may refer to a policy statement), or procedure of general applicability adopted by the Chancellor or the Chancellor's delegee that addresses any of the following matters:
2.2.1. Compliance with fiscal, academic, research, human relations, or administrative requirements imposed by federal or state laws or implementing regulations.
2.2.2. Procedures and reporting requirements related to implementation or compliance with policies of the Board of Governors or Board of Trustees, or regulations of the General Administration.
2.2.3. Matters not specifically addressed in Board of Governors or Board of Trustees policies or regulations of the General Administration that are within the general nature of the chancellor's delegated responsibilities to administer the institution.
2.2.4. In Section 502D of The Code of UNC, the UNC Board of Governors ("BOG") has established that, subject to its policies and those of the president and the Board of Trustees ("BOT"), the Chancellor: shall be the leader and the official spokesperson for the institution; shall promote the educational excellence and general development and welfare of the institution; shall define the scope of authority of faculties, councils, committees, and officers of the institution; and all projects, programs, and institutional reports to be undertaken on behalf of the institution shall be subject to the Chancellor's authorization and approval.
2.2.5. Changes or exceptions to Regulations issued by the Chancellor may only be made by the Chancellor.
2.3. A "Rule" is a standard, statement (which may refer to a policy or regulation) or procedure, (a) adopted by an academic or administrative unit of East Carolina University pursuant to authority mandated by an East Carolina University Policy or Regulation or (b) adopted by an executive officer or executive officer's delegee pursuant to authority delegated in Section 6 of this regulation to address specific subject matters that are limited in scope to a particular unit's operational functions. A Rule may supplement but not conflict with Policies and Regulations.
2.4. "Standard Operating Practices" are established by academic or administrative units to facilitate the day-to-day business operations of a particular unit and are distinguished from policies, regulations, and rules because they do not directly or substantially affect procedural or substantive rights or duties. Except as is otherwise specified, Standard Operating Practices are not subject to this Regulation, must not conflict with policies, regulations, or rules, and should be clearly written and well communicated.
2.5. "Executive Officer" includes the vice chancellors, provost, or any other senior level administrator reporting directly to the chancellor.
2.6. "Issuing authority" means the entity that has been delegated the authority to create and implement policies, regulations or rules.
3.1. Recommendations for New PRRs or Changes to Existing PRRs
Faculty Senate, the Graduate Council, Staff Senate, Student Government Association, any standing or ad hoc committee of East Carolina University or any administrative or academic officer, including Executive Officers, may recommend new PRRs or changes to existing PRRs. Any member of the University Community may forward recommendations for new or revised PRRs to any of the above entities/individuals.
As provided in Section 502D of The Code of UNC, the BOG requires the Chancellor to ensure that there exists in the institution a faculty council or senate, a majority of whose members are elected by and from the members of the faculty. At East Carolina University, the general faculty are the general electorate and the Faculty Senate is the legislative and advisory body representing the general faculty. The Chancellor and the Chair of the Faculty facilitate communication that enables continuing and effective faculty participation in all aspects of the University community. The Chancellor is a member of all faculties and other academic bodies of the institution and shall have the right to preside over the deliberations of any legislative bodies of the faculties of the institution.
3.2. Mandated Policies and Regulations
3.2.1. Policies or Regulations that East Carolina University is specifically directed to adopt by federal or state law or regulation, or by action of the Board of Governors or General Administration are adopted pursuant to the procedures in Section 3.5 except as otherwise allowed noted in Section 3.2.2.
3.2.2. Special Circumstances: The procedures in Section 3.5 do not need to be followed in the following circumstances:
1. The Chancellor or the Chancellor's delegee may issue interim Regulations without following the procedures set forth in Section 3.5 when it is necessary to meet emergency deadlines or in other special circumstances.
2. The University Attorney is authorized to make non-substantive edits and substantive updates to Board of Trustees Policies that are non-discretionary mandatory changes to accord with UNC policies and regulations or state or federal law. The University Attorney is also authorized to make similar revisions to East Carolina University Regulations and Rules. Non-substantive edits include, but are not limited to updating titles or names that may have changed; correcting grammar, punctuation and typographical errors; editing for language consistency and format; and changing monetary rates that are the result of federal or state regulatory changes (e.g., mileage rate reimbursement)
3.3 Other Policies and Regulations
Policies and Regulations not within the Scope of Section 3.2 are not subject to procedures in Section 3.5. Such Policies and Regulations are reviewed and issued directly by the Board of Trustees, Chancellor or Chancellor's delegee. The Board of Trustees, Chancellor and executive officers with delegated authority may follow the procedures in Section 3.5, but are not required to do so. All Policies and Regulations are subject to the requirements of Section 4 and executive officers are responsible for ensuring legal review of PRRs. The Chancellor or Chancellor's delegee shall ensure the establishment of appropriate procedures within the institution to provide members of the faculty the means to give advice with respect to PRRs that involve questions of academic policy and institutional governance. The procedures for giving advice may be through the Faculty Senate, special committees or other consultative means. East Carolina University places particular emphasis upon recommendations to the Chancellor or Chancellor's delegee in matters of tenure and promotion, curriculum, degree requirements, instructional standards, and grading from the Faculty Senate. Communication with other executive officers and the Chancellor and University Attorney is expected unless the executive officer and the University attorney concur in the issuance of the PRR.
3.4 Rules
Rules are not within the scope of Section 3.2. Academic or administrative units may adopt Rules after review and approval of the unit administrator with delegated authority and legal review and concurrence of the University Attorney. Rules are subject to the Requirements in Section 4.
3.5 Procedure for the Adoption of Mandated Policies and Regulations
3.5.1 Proposals are submitted for initial review to the Chancellor or an executive officer. Proposals should be submitted in the format set forth in Section 4.
3.5.2 If the Chancellor or executive officer concurs with the proposal, the proposed Policy or Regulation is forwarded to the Office of the University Attorney for review.
3.5.3 After legal review, if no changes are recommended, the proposed Policy or Regulation is forwarded to the Chancellor's Office for review by the Executive Council. If the Office of the University Attorney recommends changes, the executive officer and the Office of the University Attorney will resolve the issue, or jointly seek resolution by the Chancellor.
3.5.4 The proposal is placed on the Executive Council's agenda for review. Normally at least five (5) business days are provided prior to the Executive Council's review.
3.5.5 Following review by the Executive Council, the Chancellor acts on the Proposed Policy or Regulation. The Chancellor may take any action on an Executive Council recommendation, including but not limited to: action to table, adopt, not adopt, or adopt with revisions. The Chancellor may use any advisory process deemed helpful by the Chancellor. The Chancellor shall ensure the establishment of appropriate procedures within the institution to provide members of the faculty the means to give advice with respect to PRRs that involve questions of academic policy and institutional governance. The procedures for giving advice may be through the Faculty Senate, special committees or other consultative means. East Carolina University places particular emphasis upon recommendations relating to matters of tenure and promotion, curriculum, degree requirements, instructional standards, and grading from the Faculty Senate. In the spirit of shared governance, before the Chancellor either adopts with revisions a regulation or recommends to the Board of Trustees a proposed policy that differs from a recommendation of the Faculty Senate regarding matters of tenure and promotion, curriculum, degree requirements, instructional standards, and grading, the Chancellor will seek additional advice from the Faculty Senate to be provided within a period the Chancellor establishes in the best interest of the University. Proposed Policies will be forwarded to the Board of Trustees for action.
4.1 Content
PRRs create administrative structures, set priorities, assign responsibility, delegate authority, establish accountability, and define reporting requirements. PRRs directly or substantially affect procedural or substantive rights and duties. PRRs should be concise, understandable and contain only material essential to the PRR. PRRs must be consistent with applicable governing authority. PRRs should contain a date for review on a consistent basis.
4.2 Format
Each University policy should be developed in numerical outline format following the PRR template. Section titles and subtitles should be used where appropriate. Every policy should be drafted in numerical outline in Garamond 12 point font. The following format should be used to maintain consistency with each University policy:
4.2.1 New PRRs should be drafted in numerical outline format following the PRR template. Section titles should be used where appropriate. Hyperlinks in the body of the regulation are limited to other ECU PRRs and forms. All other references should be listed and hyperlinked in the informational section preceding the text of the PRR.
4.2.2 Proposed revisions to PRRs should edit the existing PRR by striking out language proposed for deletion and highlighting or underlining language that is new.
4.2.3 New PRRs or proposed revisions to PRRs should be accompanied by information, from the sponsor to the executive officer to whom the unit reports, that, summarizes the content of the new PRR or proposed revisions, suggests a proposed effective date, if other than the date of issuance, and lists related PRRs or other relevant information such as forms that the reader of the regulation might find useful. Sponsors should follow instructions at the beginning of the PRR template and obtain legal review prior to submitting the proposed PRR to the executive officer.
4.2.4 The Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trustees is responsible for maintaining the hardcopy of each Policy that is approved by the Board of Trustees. The Chief of Staff is responsible for maintaining the hardcopy of each Regulation that is approved by the Chancellor. If a Policy or Regulation must be approved by the Board of Governors, the Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trustees shall maintain the hardcopy of the Policy and the Executive Assistant to the Chancellor shall maintain the hardcopy of the Regulation.
4.3 Publication of PRRs
4.3.1 The official site for approved PRRs is the East Carolina University Policy Manual website. When approved by the authorized university officer, PRRs are to be forwarded to the Office of the University Attorney for electronic publication on the University's PRR web page. The Office of the University Attorney will assign a number to the PRR, edit the title for location and subject matter clarification, insert the effective date and edit the informational section preceding the PRR to include related PRRs, forms, and additional relevant information. The Office of the University Attorney will also add the PRR to the table of contents and site map and provide search terms for the web site function.
4.3.2 Any electronic reproduction of a PRR by any University unit must be by hyperlink to the PRR on the East Carolina University PRR website. Units may publish web pages, handbooks, bulletins, brochures, and similar materials to provide information to faculty, staff, students and other constituent groups. To the extent that such materials reference Board of Governors or East Carolina University PRRs, with or without including the text verbatim, there must be a disclaimer that establishes the pre-eminent authority of the PRR and a reference to the location of the official PRR.
The Chancellor delegates final approval authority for regulations not specifically mandated by federal or state law or regulation or direction by the UNC Board of Governors, ECU Board of Trustees and UNC-General Administration and that fall within the specific areas below to the following executive officers:
5.1 Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
5.1.1 Degree eligibility for undergraduate students
5.1.2 Undergraduate Admissions to the University
5.1.3 Scholarships and other forms of financial aid excluding graduate assistantships and fellowships
5.1.4 Academic Registration and Records
5.1.5 Academic standards and curricula matters for undergraduate students
5.1.6 Faculty personnel procedures relating to faculty titles and ranks, appointment, reappointment, promotion, tenure, leaves of absence, the phased retirement program, and retirement/re-employment agreements
5.1.7 International Programs
5.1.8 Distance education, continuing studies and learning technologies
5.1.9 Academic Libraries and Learning Resources
5.1.10 Arts programs and activities
5.1.11 ROTC Programs
5.1.12 State Residency Appeals
5.1.13 Accreditation and certification for academic programs and reviews of academic and non-academic programs (Note: this is a shared item between the Division of Academic Affairs, Division of Student Affairs, Division of Health Sciences and the Division of Research and Graduate Studies)
5.1.14 Institutional Planning, Assessment and Research
5.1.15 Academic Program Development
5.2 Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
5.2.1 Student Activities
5.2.2 Student Services and Groups
5.2.3 Student Conduct
5.2.4 Student Health, Wellness and Fitness
5.2.5 Student Union
5.2.6 Freshman Residency
5.2.7 Solicitation
5.2.8 Alcohol Policy
5.3 Vice Chancellor for University Advancement
5.3.1 Criteria and Procedures for the Acceptance of Gifts
5.3.2 University Development
5.3.3 Alumni Relations
5.3.4 Advancement Services
5.4 Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance
5.4.1 Business Operations
5.4.2 Campus Operations
5.4.3 Environmental Health and Safety
5.4.4 Financial Services
5.4.5 Human Resources
5.4.6 Information Technology and Computer Systems
5.4.7 Facilities
5.4.8 Parking and Transportation Services
5.4.9 Enterprise Risk Management
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As you may know, the remodeling industry is at its highest level since 2007, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and should continue to increase throughout the year!
In order to remodel within the next two years, about 70 percent of homeowners are making large budget cuts such as cutting back on vacations and other big purchases in order to save for their remodel. According to a recent Houzz & Home Survey conducted among users of the Houzz app and website, homeowners are prioritizing aesthetics before profit, therefore leading to a rise in the scope of remodeling projects.
Houzz is the leading online platform for home design and remodeling, with more than four million unique users each month. The Houzz & Home Survey analyzes the remodeling and decorating project history and plans among Houzz users in the U.S. and Canada. The analysis includes motivational drivers behind these projects such as homeowners' plans for hiring remodeling and design professionals, the factors that go into selecting a service provider, and the impact of the economy on residential decorating and remodeling plans.
The survey results reveal that 72 percent of homeowners surveyed plan to decorate or redecorate while 40 percent of homeowners are planning to remodel or construct an addition. It also shows that kitchens and bathrooms are the most popular remodeling projects among Houzz users, with 48 percent of respondents planning a bathroom remodel, and 45 percent remodeling a kitchen within the next two years.
Also, within the next two years, 86 percent of homeowners cited "improving the look and feel of the space" as an important catalyst for remodeling projects, while only 47 percent cited "increasing home value."
To save money, many homeowners are planning on doing the remodeling work themselves. Even upscale homeowners are taking a hands-on approach to building, remodeling and decorating projects. The survey found that 45 percent of homeowners at upper income levels ($150,000+) are combining professional help and DIY efforts while an equal number are choosing to hire an architect, interior designer, or general contractor to complete a project in its entirety.
The Houzz & Home Survey results are based on 29,127 respondents, 87 percent homeowners and 13 percent renters who were emailed the survey. With these survey results, 2012 shows that we are heading down the path of recovery, which is not only welcome news for the remodeling industry, but also for the economy as a whole.


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The brothers were Herb (1884-1952), Leon (1886-1962), Sigmund (my grandfather, 1888-1968), and Ben (1892-1965). Additionally, there was another brother, Arnold (1890-1890), who I wrote about here.
Here are the boys in about 1889, before Ben was born.
Leon, Sigmund, Herbert Levy c. 1889
Here's the young family in about 1890.
The family looks so small in this photo – here's a close up.
Goldie and Herman Levy
Herbert, Leon and Sig
And by 1892 Benjamin had joined the family.
Benjamin Levy
The house had sure changed by 1907!
Although I don't know the date this was taken, the family were all together and posed for a photo. My best guess would be that this was taken somewhere about 1906-1908 based on the ages of the boys.
Standing – Leon, Sig, Ben, Herb Levy
Seated – Goldie Benas Levy and Herman Levy
By 1920 Levy Brothers was a thriving business and it looks like there were a number of people working there besides the four brothers.
I can't make out much in this photo except I do see my grandfather, Sigmund Levy, second from the right.
The Levy Brothers ventured out for a photo in 1929 – boy do they look dapper!
Ben, Herb, Sig, Leon Levy
August 7, 1929
And they were together again in later years.
Standing – Ben and Sig Levy
Seated – Herb and Leon Levy


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Huskers Fall on Senior Day
Lincoln – Nebraska produced more total offense than Iowa, but the Hawkeyes picked up their first win in Lincoln since 1943 with a 38-17 victory over the Huskers on Friday at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska ended its regular season with an 8-4 overall record and a 5-3 Big Ten mark, while Iowa improved to 8-4 and 5-3 in the conference.
The Huskers outgained the Hawkeyes, 288-281, in a hard-hitting struggle. I-back Ameer Abdullah led with Huskers with a season-low 85 yards on 23 carries with one touchdown, despite playing little more than three quarters. Kenny Bell added seven catches for 67 yards to lead the Husker receivers, while Quincy Enunwa added three catches for 46 yards and NU's other touchdown.
Senior quarterback Ron Kellogg III completed 19-of-37 for 199 yards and a score in his first career start on Senior Day at Memorial Stadium. Starting for the time in place of injured quarterbacks Taylor Martinez and Tommy Armstrong Jr., Kellogg threw interceptions on NU's first two possessions of the game before helping the Huskers get rolling late in the second quarter.
Nebraska committed three turnovers that Iowa converted into 14 points on the day. The turnovers and strong play on special teams gave Iowa a massive advantage in starting field position on the day.
The Hawkeyes started seven of their 15 drives on Nebraska's half of the field. Five of Iowa's six scoring drives started inside the NU 42. For the game, the Hawkeyes had an average drive start at their own 45, while Nebraska's average start came at its own 22.
Iowa set the tone in the first quarter, intercepting Kellogg twice, before turning the second one into its first score of the day. CJ Fiedorowicz took a 10-yard pass from Jake Rudock with 16 seconds left in the first quarter to give Iowa a 7-0 lead.
Mark Weisman added a one-yard run with 5:15 left in the second quarter to cap a three-play, 41-yard drive that took three plays and 1:09.
Trailing 14-0 late in the half, the Huskers put together an 11-play, 59-yard drive that resulted in a Pat Smith field goal with 0:31 left to put NU on the board headed to halftime.
Nebraska started the second half with the ball and built more momentum with an 11-play, 75-yard drive capped by Abdullah's five-yard touchdown run with 10:14 left in the third quarter.
Leading 14-10, Iowa answered with a 31-yard field goal from Mike Meyer to push the margin back to a touchdown, before closing the quarter with Rudock's 24-yard scoring strike to Kevonte Martin-Manley to extend the lead back to two touchdowns at 24-10 heading to the fourth quarter.
Rudock's second touchdown pass of the game followed a fake punt attempt by the Huskers, setting Iowa up at NU's 24.
Kellogg rallied the Huskers again, hitting Quincy Enunwa on a 17-yard touchdown pass on fourth down on the opening drive of the fourth quarter to cut the margin to 24-17 with 11:25 left. The pass capped a 10-play, 71-yard drive and gave the Huskers hope for another fourth-quarter comeback.
Nebraska's defense, which held Iowa to just 281 yards of total offense on the afternoon, forced a three-and-out and the Huskers took over with their best field position of the day at their own 40.
However, Abdullah was hit by a pair of Hawkeye defenders on the first play of NU's drive, and stripped of the ball by Christian Kirksey and it was recovered by Louis Trinca-Pasat. Weisman punched it into the end zone two plays later for his second touchdown of the day to put Iowa back up by two scores at 31-17 with 9:17 left.
Iowa added a touchdown on another short field after Nebraska was turned away on fourth down on its own 27.
Scoring Summary
Final: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17
Friday, Nov. 29, 2013
Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, Neb.)
First Quarter (Iowa, 7-0)
IOWA - 0:16 - CJ Fiedorowicz 10 pass from Jake Rudock (Mike Meyer kick) - 7 plays, 25 yards, 3:41, IOWA 7-0
Second Quarter (Iowa, 14-3)
IOWA - 5:15 - Mark Weisman 1 run (Meyer kick) - 3 plays, 41 yards, 1:09, IOWA 14-0
NEB - 0:31 - Pat Smith 33 FG - 11 plays, 59 yards, 4:44, IOWA 14-3
Third Quarter (Iowa, 24-10)
NEB - 10:14 - Ameer Abdullah 5 run (Smith kick) - 11 plays, 75 yards, 4:46, IOWA 14-10
IOWA - 6:04 - Meyer 31 FG - 8 plays, 70 yards, 4:04 - IOWA, 17-10
IOWA - 4:46 - Kevonte Martin-Manley 24 pass from Rudock (Meyer kick) - 1 play, 24 yards, 0:07, IOWA, 24-10
Fourth Quarter (Iowa, 38-17)
NEB - 11:25 - Quincy Enunwa 15 pass from Ron Kellogg III (Smith kick) - 10 plays, 71 yards, 3:43, IOWA 24-17
IOWA - 9:17 - Mark Weisman 2 run (Meyer kick) - 2 plays, 39 yards, 0:45, IOWA 31-17
IOWA - 3:33 - C.J. Beathard 4 run (Meyer kick) - 5 plays, 27 yards, 2:03, IOWA 38-17
Final: Iowa 38, Nebraska 17
Attendance: 91,260
Time of Game: 3:28
Game Start: 11:07 a.m. (central)


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|2004-06-25, 07:21
|Link #101
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2004
dont try to make sense of an anime
its like when people try to find what the author was thinking when he wrote a book, like there was a hidden meaning or something...sometimes they just write out of their ass you know...
as I see, they just made some non sense end so people can wonder what happened...there's no right or wrong, just a bunch of different opinions.
but well, feel free to discuss it
|2004-06-26, 13:44
|Link #103
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Join Date: Jun 2004
(If anyone already mentioned anything about a possible sequel in this thread, then I'm sorry that I mentioned it. Kinda lazy to go through all those posts. =P)
|2004-06-27, 16:26
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Join Date: Mar 2004
I was hoping it this series was a 26 episode so they can beter explain things more clearly like the 2 minutes of the damn series.
Anyways back to the ending. By now everybody should know that Chrno and Rossette is dead and that it was an extremely sad ending. I mean when you see Rossette cry and saying that she doesn't want to die it really made my heart melt. I thought back to the previous episodes of how they were happy and especially in the casino when Chrno was checking Rossette out in her red dress. She looked really ^_^ and how she said he can keep staring her ass if he wants. I find that comic relief to be very devestating seeing how they are now even makes the ending way more impossible and sad. Does anybody here agree with that?
|2004-06-29, 12:27
|Link #106
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|2004-06-30, 00:52
|Link #108
Gao~ a sound for the ages
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: I live in a relm of swirling of thought and emotion, Ever lost in the relm of infinite possiblities.
Age: 31
I just watched it and i dont Believe Aion still around.
its more like there we'll always be a person like Aion to shake the very fondations of the world. Thats what Remington saw was another person trying to seek descruction and it reminded him of Aion.
|2004-06-30, 02:46
|Link #109
Rockin' Alchemist
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Sweden
Age: 31
I think Aion's reincarnation meant that there is a part of evil in all of us. Chaos brings order and vice versa. The Yin & Yang or whatever you may call it.
|2004-06-30, 23:02
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Knowledge is the solution
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: St. Louis, MO
Age: 34
I dont see why most people despise this ending just because Aion shows up at the end rendering all the effort shown in the series useless. It perfectly pictures how humanity as a whole is plain stupid and keeps making the same mistakes again, and again, and again, almost following the pattern shown in Hegel's works (aka social determinism or historical cycles)
All in all I think the originality of the ending (for once we can see how evil wins as it usually happens in the real world) partially saves up a mediocre adapatation of the manga... well that's just me
|2004-06-30, 23:41
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|2004-07-01, 00:58
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Gao~ a sound for the ages
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: I live in a relm of swirling of thought and emotion, Ever lost in the relm of infinite possiblities.
Age: 31
HE is DEAD.... him at the end was symbolizing the continuation of evil that is deeply embeded in our very souls.
|2004-07-01, 08:51
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Join Date: Dec 2003
My first good look at Aoin, " I *knew* it, Milliard Peacecraft is Devil himself!".
My reaction to Aoin on realizing he apparently masterminded the Pope assassination attempt, "So I guess even Aoin has some redeeming qualities.... But Milliard Peacecraft is still Devil himself!"
|2004-07-01, 12:13
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Senior Member
I think when good dies, it reborns again, same with evil.. But, if this is true, it's sad, just like the Chrno and Rosette thingy.
I miss Satella the most, and Fiore Eh, everyone had to die =/
|2004-07-01, 12:26
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Monterrey, México
Age: 38
The Three Things That God Can Only Do
1. God creates souls
2. God watches over the souls
3. God controls Earth's environment and leads its destiny
|2004-07-01, 19:51
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Stockholm, Sweden, Where Polar bears roam the streets
Age: 34
OMG I really liked this last episode, the part where they´re sitting in the sunset and Rosette is crying... it just felt so human.
Seeing Azmarias vision of them living out the last 6 months just made me feel so... warm inside.
|2004-07-03, 09:36
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Kansas
I havent seen such a powerful, sad, and a good ending in ages !
Just watching them sitting on the porch, together holding hands made my brain hit the "CRY, YOU MORON" button.
"what?! I just bought 5 boxes yesterday"
"Yeah but i used em all, can you go run to wal-mart and buy some more?"
|2004-07-03, 11:00
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Inrecognizable lurker
Just 5 minutes ago I finished the subbed version... I don't feel as depressed as before after, but my face is all sore after all that salty water crap starts pouring from my eyes... I better go find a doctor now, or something else to fix the leaks in my eyes.
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The Windows Incident Response Blog is dedicated to the myriad information surrounding and inherent to the topics of IR and digital analysis of Windows systems. This blog provides information in support of my books; "Windows Forensic Analysis" (1st thru 4th editions), "Windows Registry Forensics", as well as the book I co-authored with Cory Altheide, "Digital Forensics with Open Source Tools".
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Plugin: SAMParse
One of the initial sources for parsing the binary data maintained within the SAM hive is the Offline Windows Password and Registry Editor. There is also a good deal of useful information in this AccessData PDF document.
An interesting piece of information displayed by this plugin, if available, is the user password hint. This capability was part of the plugin starting on 20 Oct 2009 (the capability was included in XP), and discussed by SpiderLabs almost 3 years later. This may provide useful information for an analyst...I have actually seen what turned out to be the user's password here!
Perhaps one of the most confusing bits of information in the output of the samparse.pl plugin is the "Password not required" entry. This is based on a check of a flag value, and means just that...that a password is not required. It does NOT mean that the account does not have a password...it simply means that one is not required. As such, you may find that the account does, indeed, have a password. I've seen posts to various forums and lists that either ask about this setting, or simply state that the output of RegRipper is incorrect. I am always glad to entertain and consider issues where the interpretation of a Registry value or data flag setting is incorrect, particularly if it is supported with solid data.
If you're analyzing a Vista or Windows 7 system and run across something suspicious regarding the local user accounts, remember that you will have a copy of the SAM hive in the Windows\system32\config\RegBack folder that you can incorporate into your analysis, and that you may also have older SAM hives in available VSCs.
Finally, there's a version of this plugin that provides timeline (TLN) output for various bits of time stamped date, to include account creation date, the password reset date, the last password failure date, and the last login. Incorporating this into your timeline, along with the historical information available in other Registry resources (such as those mentioned in the above paragraph), can provide considerable insight into user activity on the system.
Scripting Guy blog, 7/7/2006
6 comments:
- twjolson said...
The link to the AccessData whitepaper doesn't work.
- Keydet89 said...
Thanks...fixed it.
>...simply means that one is not
I'm still not sure about this. Our email thread that began on 10/2/12 isn't quite on point with your comment, but relevant nonetheless. I've been meaning to blog about this, myself. Are you talking about the policy to prevent auto logon (control userpasswords2) or some seurity policy? The setting at "Users must enter a user name and password..." doesn't affect the SAM byte in question. If you've come up with something since we chatted, please let me know. Thanks.
- Keydet89 said...
From the MS KB article:
"PASSWD_NOTREQD - No password is required."
My point is that this is what MS states with respect to the flag value. Too many times, I will see someone post to a forum or list, suggesting that this means that the account does not have a password.
All I am trying to do here is make the distinction that this flag can be set, AND the account can still have a password.
I agree that the flag does not indicate whether the user employs a password. However, I still don't see that it is an indicator of "password required." I don't see where the KB article is on point at all with respect to the flag in the SAM. The KB article doesn't apply to Win 7, and the identified flag,
0x20, differs from the byte in the SAM. The KB article applies the Active Directory attribute, userAccountControl. If I'm off in my interpretation of the KB article, please let kme know.
FWIW, AccessData never replied to my repeated requests for the basis of Registry Viewer's comment about the flag, though they modified their definition over time, to where it's "less incorrect." As I mentioned a while back, I've come up with only one way to make the flag a 0 or 1 (auto install of Win 7), and nothing that I tried could make the flag change once set. At this point, I don't know why we even report the flag at all. Thanks!
- Keydet89 said...
I don't know why we even report the flag at all.
I'm with you, Jimmy.


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The European Defence Agency (EDA) and Saab Dynamics have announced that they have signed a framework agreement to supply Carl-Gustav ammunition to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, the Czech Republic and Poland. The agreement, which was finalized June 30, includes the possibility of renewal for a further two years and is estimated to be worth up to €50 million.
Saab photo
Under the terms of the agreement, the EDA will act as the central purchasing body, leading the procurement procedure for Carl-Gustaf ammunition under the agency's Effective Procurement Methods initiative. The agency will also be responsible for managing the framework contract to fully exploit the effects of pooling demand.
The EDA sees the arrangement as a good opportunity to pool demand due to the commonalities of the ammunition. Common procurement is expected to benefit EDA member states in terms of economies of scale, cost reductions, and spending efficiency. The agreement allows the five countries so far involved to buy ammunition according to national requirements under their different budget cycles.
The agreement is open to other agency member states.


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lottobird necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 50 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Eldorwal Registrations Ltd is a court agent, search house and registration specialist for Canada's legal community. They have been in business since 1960 and have a solid base of some of the most respected law firms in Canada.
http://www.eldorwal.com launched this year and offers one of the first online search and management platforms in Canada. The site has been operating for one year and has exceeded expectations.
There is no cost to sign up to the site and anyone can create an account.
Eldorwal would like to encourage their current client base to sign up for online services and attract new clients to the online search platform.
They will be distributing two dm mailers that will be promoting a draw for clients and potential clients to sign up to the site to be entered into a draw to win a LG 50" LCD Television.
This dm mailer will be sent to office managers, legal assistants and managing partners in all major law firms across Canada.
The audience typically has been at their respective law firm for several years and may be opposed to change.
Size: 6" w x 4" h
One sided
Main Message:
Eldorwal Registrations is now Online
Sub Message:
You can now manage all of your search requests and files at eldorwal.com
Eldorwal Registrations has been providing courthouse agent, registration and search house services since 1960. Our easy-to-use online search platform will continue to offer the premium and exclusive service we have provided but will now give you the ability to manage your searches and files at your fingertips.
Sign up at http://www.eldorwal.com at no cost by May 31, 2010 and you will be entered into a draw for a LG 50" LCD Television.
Size: 6" w x 4" h
One sided (reverse side will be white for imprinting addresses)
Main Message:
Sign Up and Win
Sub Message:
Visit eldorwal.com and sign up for their premium and exclusive online search platform by May 31, 2010 and you will be entered to win a 50" LCD Television.
Our easy to use online search platform will continue to offer the premium and exclusive service we have provided but will now give you the ability to manage your searches and files at your fingertips.
The design for both pieces should reflect the style of eldorwal.com. I have attached the business card files for fonts and colors.


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Breathable polo shirt in technical fabric with Shield on the breast
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Technical details and urban style for this breathable polo shirt, to be worn in your free time.
The special Mandarin collar, the V-neck and the sleeves in perforated fabric, decorated with coloured stripes at the end, make this short sleeved polo shirt with a slim fit the perfect garment for casual and informal occasions. The technical piqué fabric, processed with a special breathability treatment, makes it perfect for the summer. The shield on the breast puts the finishing touch on this women's short-sleeved polo shirt, which can be worn with jeans or casual skirts, for a relaxed look on any occasion.
- Mandarin collar
- Ferrari Shield
- Composition: 100% Polyester
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Julian.fcs necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 22 diseños de 7 diseñadores freelance.
FEENEY CAR SALES (logo provided)
We are a used car dealership, selling late model domestic cars, trucks and SUVS. We are family run and been in business for over 27 years. " A nice, established place where people can buy a quality used car" is the image we are trying to get across.
We want to entice people to come see our modern dealership.
Our audience is generally aged 25-50, mid-income families sometimes living in rural areas. Therefore, the website will have to be easy to navigate
Let your creativity run free!
We are looking for a full background website, that incorporates a picture of our dealership (image provided), and the message that customers can "buy with confidence" (images provided)
Website should be simple, easy to navigate, yet colourful. More image then text
Wesbite should include the photos of some late model domestic vehicles.
homepage must mention "We finance all credit. good or bad" (Use credit heroes logo attached)
you can always contact me with questions at 647-892-1222 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Julian Feeney
First page- Home Page.
The website can use the same tabs and links as our current website http://www.feeneycarsales.com text can be the same as well. We are ultimately looking for a new design
2nd page is the same as the homepage without any text in the body.
examples of what I mean by full background websites (in case im using the wrong terminology) can be found here:


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- Written by Bob Gabrielson
- Published in News
TOMAH, Wis. – The Tomah Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, in recognition of
Military Sexual Trauma Awareness month, will host a recovery from military sexual trauma
workshop on April 8, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Building 407 on the Tomah VA campus.
Scott Farley, Public Affairs Officer
608.372.7759 Cell: 406.459.5378
The all-day workshop features keynote speaker Col. (ret) Jill Chambers, motivational speaker
and survivor of the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon. Dr. Cindy Keene, psychologist and military
sexual trauma coordinator, will talk about the process of recovery through psychotherapy, and
Dr. Beth Lindner, psychologist and nurse practitioner, will explain how medications are used in
the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from MST. Compensation and pension benefits
will also be covered. Additionally, workshop attendees will have the opportunity to complete a
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your artstyle is really cute omlalso i like how you draw bodies
That's a really cute character I love their outfit Your art seems to be showing more Expression and i love itv
It looks awesome ^.^
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That's really cute! I love the heart shapes above their eyes
Avery looks super cute! I love how you draw sloths!! Not enough people draw them either hehe
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Really good art
That drawing is really cute I love the background
Your humans are really cool!! Love the way the eyes look
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We also accept other payment forms for domestic buyer, please contact us if you have any questions. Buyer to pay all shipping charges unless the items we offered for free shipping. If Item got damaged in shipping: We take the utmost care in professionally packing your item for transit but there is still the chance that it could arrive damaged. Upon receipt of your order, please check to make sure all contents are included and no damage has occurred in transit. Claims for damaged or missing items must be reported within 3 business days of delivery. if you have any issues, comments or complaints please communicate with us so we can address them with you. If the item got damaged in shipping. Please contact us directly. We will send you a return shipping label and ship a new replacement to you. protects its buyers and sellers, so they can be very harsh on sellers regardless of the issue, the seller is held responsible even if there is damage in shipping. if this happens we ask that you please contact us directly and allow us to resolve the issue instead of opening a case with . We always happy to resolve any issue with our customers. We just ask that you contact us directly and offer us the chance to process the return in a manner that will not negatively effect our sellers account or your buyers account. Return Policy: We try to describe each item as accurately as possible or will have enough photos to show item details and condition. If for any reason you feel we have not met or exceeded your expectations, please give us the opportunity to resolve the issue. Yes, we do have 14 days return policy for our customers. 1) You can ship them back for a refund. we accept returns and will refund 100% of your money when there are errors in the description , We just ask that you contact us directly and offer us the chance to process the return in a manner that will not negatively effect me sellers account or your buyers account. we will issue a refund upon receipt of your item provided that it is returned in its original packaging & is in the same condition as it was when it was sent. 2) If you don't like the item or other reason, you can also return the item, but you need to ship it back (buyer paid the shipping ) and you will need to file claim with your shipping company if the item get damage in transit. About Shipping: We ship within the USA, We ship by Fedex and USPS with free insurance. We will gladly combine shipping to save you money! We do ship to Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, Puerto Rico, APO/AE, and U.S. Virgin Islands, however, an additional charge may be required. Please contact us before making any purchases in these areas. We also ship internationally. But not for the window panels. we do not ship our window panels to international. International bidders must use Global Shipping Service to purchase our items. Please be aware that not all items are available for Global shipping due to size and weight. International Non-USA customers---Please Note: you may be responsible for all duties, tax, & brokerage fees as required by country laws. These charges are not included in the item price and shipping charges. Please check with your country customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding. These charge are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick the item up, Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges Feedback: We will always give quality positive feedback, and would appreciate the same in return. In the unlikely event of any problem occurring, PLEASE contact us FIRST to resolve any issue. We don't like to give negative feedback. Let's work together! Mistakes can happen on both sides, so let's make an effort to correct our problems before leaving feedback! We want to make sure We have and maintain HAPPY CUSTOMERS!!!