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Masking Basics in Photoshop CS5
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[♫ upbeat techno music] [Adobe TV Presents] [Russell Preston Brown in...] [The Russell Brown Show] Welcome once again to The Russell Brown Show. And this is a special edition of The Russell Brown Show because this, of course, is the 20th anniversary of Photoshop® this year, and I thought I'd go back in time to go into the future. Because we're going to talk about Photoshop® CS5 and masking, and I'm going to talk about the basics of masking. Yet, I'm here to prove today that masking has so improved in CS5 that even a professional and a basic user can use these same tools and get really incredible results. So let me prove this to you now. Okay, we're going to start with this image. As I said, we're going to go back in time, because this is an image that I used 10 years ago. And I did some really complicated masking with channels. Imagine the day when you had to use channels to make a mask. I'm here to prove to you that it's really, really easy. Let's go back to our layers channel right here. I'm going to turn off my top layer here so you can see--here's my background image. A great image from Jeff Schewe. And I'd like to place this image of Diane onto this background. Now, this is a fairly simple project, and I wanted to keep this simple so you could see the basics of masking here inside of Photoshop® CS5. Okay. Here we go. First thing I'm going to do--let's do this really simply. Let's use the Quick Selection Tool right over here. Let's not think about this very much. Let's just take the Quick Selection Tool, and I'm going to select the gray background. And I'm going to hold down the SHIFT key to select these areas right here as well. So look at that. I did not work very hard, and I want to prove that you do not need to work hard to get great results. Also notice--I'm not going to work hard at trying to get all these little, fine details of these hairs because--here's theory #1 when working with Photoshop® CS5: Less is more. So the less you select, the better the results. Now, you're going to understand this in a minute. The less hair you select, the better the results, because what Photoshop® is going to do-- it's going to help you make this selection, and it logically looks for areas of transition. So do not select any areas of transition In fact, I see a little area down here of transition, and what do I mean by that? It's where the hairs become soft and the background shows through. Those are areas of transition. I didn't work very hard. I now go over to the new masking panel right over here. I'm going to select Masks here. You can also go to the Window menu, and down to Masks as well. But since I have this over here as a nice icon, I just click on it. Okay, that was easy. Then I'm going to click right here to create a mask. Poof. Just like that. Now it's the opposite mask. It's easy inside of CS5 to click Invert. Okay. Basic users might say they're done, but no, we can go farther than this. Because--this is incredible. Let's zoom in right over here. Here is where our big problem happens with hair against the background. This looks like she has a hairnet on, and that's no good. So, within this panel, we go right here. This is the magic. This is what's new in CS5--mask edges. A whole new setup here, and I want to go through this in this basic introduction to understand this really, really well. First of all, as I come in here, I'm going to this default setting where I am seeing my image against white. Right here at the top, the View mode. Let's just go through these. If I click on this, you can see that I have different views I can see. If I select the F key, which is actually indicated down here, I can toggle through all of these. So let's just go through them. I can go through a black and white mask. Here I'm just seeing the combination of the two combined together. Here's the original. Here's the mask with a selection, and here's a quick mask, and against black. Now what I typically like to do is I like to see the black mask as well as the composite. And I can quickly, of course, see that each one of these has a letter attached to it, a quick-key letter, so what I like is the K for black and the L for the composite of the two together, and I go back and forth between those really easily from my keyboard, which is really nice. Okay. Here we go. Here are the basics. This is very similar to the extract tool as it used to be used in Photoshop® because it's intelligent, and it's looking at the edges. Let's just see what it's doing here. Right up here--Show Radius. What is it looking for? Where is the radius of the transition areas in the image? If I click on this right here, there is no transition area. Ah! But in this next area right here, let me slide the radius over. See that? I'm increasing the width of the radius here in pixels. In the past we had to draw this, so it's automatically detecting the edge around the image and creating this area of transition. So it's intelligently looking at this. And--check this out. If you were just a basic user and you just wanted to let it take over, you can then go in here and adjust this radius. Let's turn this off right here. Watch what happens as I adjust the radius. We'll then look at this, and the hair will start to transition and grow here. You can't believe that. Let's zoom in on that so you can see that. Look. Look, Mom, no hands here. This is very low radius, and this is a high radius. Nothing special about that. I made a selection, and what did I do? A really sloppy selection--less is more. I'm letting CS5 do all the work in finding the edges here along the hair. And you see as I move this radius out? It gets more and more hair. Let's go back to that Show Radius, right here. Let's zoom back out so you can see that this is the basic. This is what you really need to understand, that you're defining the area of transition with this edge detection and this radius. That is the secret to CS5 and masking. It's all about the areas of transition. This is for basic users. This is a really, really wonderful result just from a quick selection and one slider. Now where do advanced users go? Because I said this is for beginning and advanced. Let's bring our radius back down so we just have a small radius around the edge. We're now moving into more advanced users. They might want to try the Smart Radius adjustment right here. So combine smart, intelligent radius with this control--which means, as I move this slider over, it's going to look at areas of transition in the hair, and it's going to treat those differently than it would around the edge of the hat. Prove it. If I turn on this Show Radius, check this out. With Smart Radius on, it intelligently knows that the brim of this hat does not need much transition area, so the line is thin. And the same is down here on her shirt. But it does realize that her hair is more complex and requires a fatter line. Wow! You had to actually paint this in in the past, and it's intelligently doing that for you. And you can then adjust this slider, and once again you've moved to the next level of professional masking, because you've added in Smart Radius. Wow. Okay. You're saying to yourself, "Finally. I'm a professional. I've used masks all my life. I don't want it to do any detection. I'm the master of masking. I know what I'm doing." To finish this all off, I brought in my mask. It has a sharp edge here on the hair. I want to take control. I want to control everything. Turn off Smart Radius. Have a little bit of a radius adjustment, and then immediately go right down here and select this brush right here. It's the Refine Radius Tool. Professionals are going to love this. You are not going to believe this when I use this brush. So now I'm going to go right in here. I'm going to go along the areas of transition. A super user tip and technique...try not to travel too far into your image. Stay near the edges of the transition, and then let go. And then it recreates that area. Show Radius. Look where I've painted. Here is the thin line around the hat. I've taken control. I've painted in the areas of transition onto the image, and I can then pain in here, and it recalculates based on my painting. Check it out. Now the professionals are interested. They're starting to get interested because I'm in control. There is even more control. You can refine the edge like a professional would refine his mask. I can shrink in on it or expand out. Look at that hair start to grow as it moves out there. Check out--let's go over to the K key, the black and white mask. Only a true masking maniac can love a gray-scale image that looks like this, where you can adjust the mask like this. I dream in masks that look this pretty. This is really, really fantastic. Okay. Let's just finalize this and sell every advanced user on this, because-- let's go back to the masking mode. Here is the finale that makes it so incredible. So fantastic. In the past, I had to decontaminate using tricks and tips and techniques-- every one of my tips and techniques is gone because you just click this button to decontaminate the colors. What the heck does this mean? This means this hair color near the finest little details of hair will expand out into the gray background. It expands out and pushes the color into this space. So what does this mean? If I move my arrow, watch the detail come up in the finest of hairs! Okay. Okay. Wow. Take a moment. I'm out of business. I'm out of business because in this panel is contained amazing, amazing results simply done. Remember? All I did is select this with the Quick Select Tool, no magic masks, and defining it with these controls. The Shift Edge control--very, very important. The Decontaminate Colors, and finally--check this out-- when you select Decontaminate Colors, it automatically shifts this to create a new layer. I'm just going to close this all out. I'm going to click OK. And there it is. I've left my original image alone, as you see here, and then I now added in my final results. All of this work you used to have to do by hand before--it's amazing. It's Adobe® Photoshop® CS5. Masking for beginners and professionals. Fantastic. [♫ techno music ♫] [Adobe TV Productions. tv.adobe.com]
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In this episode, Russell Brown demonstrates how beginning and advanced users can quickly and easily create professional quality masks using Photoshop CS5's Refine Mask panel.
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Oh my, indeed!
But oy my … the past two Mondays, I've gotten drenched in massive downpours. And the weather has been so chilly and rainy that I could swear it was Fall. I've been turning on my oven and stove far too much for a summer day in August. Chard. Roasted corn and roasted zucchini. Schnitzel. Muffins.
And then today arrived. Bienvenue le soleil. Bienvenue les ciels bleus. Bienvenue la chaleur. Au revoir le four!
Unable to fathom turning on the oven in this gorgeous heat, I turned to a no-cook salad with the zucchini in my fridge.
Oh my, indeed!
Zucchini ribbon salad with Middle Eastern spices
Admittedly, long strands of shaved zucchini are impressive to look out, but difficult to eat. I'd say definitely not first date material! I used an inexpensive mandoline to shave the zucchini, but I've heard you can also use a vegetable peeler. This recipe is similar to another favorite zucchini recipe – I used the same spice mixture and added labne to the dressing for a nice creaminess. If you want to be really fancy, make a zucchini cage over baby arugula — I'll show you how at the end of the recipe.
– 1 medium to large sized zucchini
– 1 lemon
– 2-3 T olive oil
– good pinch of cumin
– small pinch of aleppo (or cayenne) pepper flakes
– 1T labne (Middle Eastern savory yogurt)
– salt and pepper
Shave. Using a mandoline or vegetable peeler, shave zucchini lengthwise to make long thin ribbons. Arrange ribbons on a plate.
Whisk. Zest and juice the lemon into a bowl. Add olive oil, cumin, aleppo and whisk. Then add the labne and whisk until smooth. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Pour. Drizzle dressing over the zucchini ribbons. Let the zucchini marinate for a few minutes before serving.
Get a little fancy. When you really want to dress to impress, here's what you do. Weave a cage of zucchini and serve with arugula. Cut the zucchini ribbons in half. Create a basket weave in a cereal-sized bowl – starting in the middle, weave the zucchini strips under and over each other. Cut the ends with scissors around the edge of the bowl. Fill the bowl with baby arugula and place a plate upside down over the bowl. Flip. Suround with arugula to cover up any imperfect spots. Drizzle dressing over the top. Await oohs and aahs.


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Dogs can pick up emotional cues from another dog by watching the direction of its wagging tail, a new study suggests.
In a series of lab experiments, dogs got anxious when they saw an image of a dog wagging its tail to its left side. But when they saw a dog wagging its tail to its right side, they stayed relaxed.
This isn't the first time scientists have shown that the direction of a wagging tail can be linked to doggy emotions. In a previous study, Giorgio Vallortigara of the University of Trento in Italy and his colleagues showed that dogs tended to wag to their right side when seeing something friendly, like their owners. Seeing something threatening, like a dominant unfamiliar dog, made them wag more to their left side.
That study made the scientists wonder if other dogs might actually watch another dog's tail wagging and use its direction as a clue to figure out whether that dog might be a potential friend or foe.
"The question was at this point: Does asymmetric tail wagging convey meaning to other dogs?" says Vallortigara.
To find out, they had 43 dogs wear some little vests that would monitor their heart rates. Then they had the dogs watch some special images of dogs that were designed to remove all stimuli except the wagging tail.
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When dogs saw a dog image or silhouette wagging its tail to its right side, they stayed relaxed. But when they saw a dog wagging its tail to its left side, their hearts began to race and they looked anxious. The results are reported in the journal Current Biology.
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Reimchen and his colleagues had previously tested how dogs would respond to asymmetrical tail-wagging by videotaping dogs as they approached a robotic dog with a remote-controlled tail.
They found that the number of stops that a dog would make when approaching the robodog was higher when tail-wagging was to the right. It may be that dogs were attracted to this apparently friendly tail-wagging, but were confused by the immobile robot's lack of other signals that might convey friendship.
Reimchen says that once people become aware of left vs. right in terms of communicating information, "it suddenly opens up a whole new range of type of questions and the type of observations you're making that you before sort of completely overlooked. These animals are probably far more cognizant of those subtle differences than we would have suspected before."
And while it would be a lot harder for people to spot asymmetrical tail-wagging than it is for dogs, scientists say there could be some practical reasons to try to understand left-right differences in these animals. "These results suggest that dogs have perceptual and attentional asymmetries," says Vallortigara. "So for example, if you are going to visit a dog, if you are vet, there will be probably a side which is better with respect to the probability to evoke a more friendship response or to evoke a more aggressive response."
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And I'm Renee Montagne, good morning.
Here's something to contemplate on a Friday. When dogs wag their tails, they sometimes wag more on the right side of their bodies, and other times more on the left. It turns out which side the tail is wagging is actually a clue to the dog's emotional state. And a new study shows that other dogs react to the direction of the wag, as NPR's Nell Greenfieldboyce reports.
NELL GREENFIELDBOYCE, BYLINE: Giorgio Vallortigara is a biologist at the University of Trento in Italy. And he says the point of his experiments is not just to understand dogs.
GIORGIO VALLORTIGARA: I have a dog, actually. And I love dogs. But in this particular case, the reason was scientific interest.
GREENFIELDBOYCE: Vallortigara studies how asymmetries in the brain lead to left-right differences in how animals behave. Years ago, his research team did an experiment that showed one example in dogs. Dogs that saw friendly things, like their owners, wagged their tails more to the right side. Dogs that saw threatening things - like an aggressive, unfamiliar dog - had more wagging to the left.
Vallortigara says this seems to be related to how those different stimuli got processed in the dogs' asymmetrical brains, but it made him wonder.
VALLORTIGARA: The question was, at this point: Does asymmetric tail wagging convey meaning to other dogs?
GREENFIELDBOYCE: To find out, the researchers had 43 dogs come to a lab. The dogs wore some little vests that monitored their heart rates. And these dogs watched videos. The videos showed either a natural-looking dog, or just a silhouette of a dog, with the tail wagging to the right or to the left.
It turns out, the dogs did respond to the direction of the wagging. When the video dog wags to its left - the kind of wagging that's linked to negative emotions - the watching dogs got anxious, and their hearts began to race. If the video dog wagged to its right, the watching dogs stayed relaxed. The results are reported in the journal "Current Biology."
TOM REIMCHEN: I really felt that their paper was elegant.
GREENFIELDBOYCE: Tom Reimchen is a biologist at the University of Victoria, in Canada. He once tested whether dogs paid attention to the direction of another dog's tail wagging, by going to a park and setting up a robotic dog with a remote-controlled tail.
REIMCHEN: Our robo-dog is so realistic, it does, actually, trick many, many dogs until they finally get to it, and they realize that they've been duped.
GREENFIELDBOYCE: His group found that when the robo-dog wagged to its right, other dogs would stop and pause more often as they approached. It's not clear exactly why, since right wagging should be a more positive signal. But Reimchen says the important thing is that, like this new study, it shows that animals seem to get information about each other by watching for left versus right.
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The East coast seems to have been hit by a fair amount of rain over the past few days. I am accustomed to the summer thunderstorms that we often get in my hometown of DC — that crash-and-tumble excitement, the flashes of light thatbrighten the sky, a few torrential downpours that reveal a rainbow and hidden sun. Less so the Eeyore-inspired drizzle gray of Cantabrigia both new and old that has visited us here for the past few days. Combine that with a pulled muscle in my neck from dance class on Sunday and I need some comfort food.
Cookies? Nah…I want dinner. Mac and cheese? Maybe, but I had bucatini 2 nights ago and I don't generally eat much pasta. My fridge is unusually bare after having made two big meals over the past few weeks, so I needed to scrounge around. I had just barely enough onions to throw together an onion soup, a meal in a bowl with the rich taste of caramelized onions, warm broth, toasted bread (or stale baguette, which I always seem to have around), and strings of melted cheese. When I was younger, this used to be my favorite dish to order in a restaurant, and the fancy presentation with cheese dripping off the side of a piping hot crock always impressed me. The childhood memory and thoughts of a steaming meal are a perfect recipe for uber-comfort on a weary dreary evening.
Soupe à L'Oignon Gratinée (ou pas)
This is such an easy soup to make with ingredients that you probably have lying around your kitchen. Onions. Butter. Spices. Leftover dry white wine or Vermouth. Boxed or dried vegetable (or chicken or beef) stock. The homey richness comes from giving the onions enough time to caramelize. I do not use beef stock and still my soup comes out a deep dark brown with an earthy flavor.
Makes ~ 4-6 servings, depending on size of your bowls. I made 4 bowls that turned into 3 full meals (I was really ravenous that first night).
I've written this recipe the way that it came together — my apologies for not writing it in "standard recipe format" with a list of ingredients followed by directions, but this was my thought process as I was throwing this easy soup together and I wanted to preserve the feeling. I've highlighted quantities to make your lives a little easier.
Melt 1/4 C butter in a medium or large soup pot.
Slice 3 yellow onions, 1 red onion, 1 shallot (or whatever mild onions you have around the house) into thin half moons. Light a candle nearby to reduce crying.
Caramelize onions in butter over medium heat with 3 generous pinches salt, stirring every 5-10 minute. This took me about 30-45 minutes. If you burn the onions, it's not too big of a deal. Just turn the heat down a bit and keep stirring. You want the onions to turn a really dark brown but not to turn to mush. The red onion retained a bit of its purplish color.
Deglaze with ~1/2 C dry white wine – I used an open Pinot Grigio that I had in my fridge (this was probably not the driest, but it worked pretty well…and I took a few sips while cooking) – and increase heat until most of the liquid evaporates (can also use vermouth). Make sure to scrape up all the good onion bits stuck to the bottom of the pot.
Add herbs: 1/2 t savory, 1-2 T thyme crumbled through your fingers
Add 4 C broth: vegetable or fake (or real) chicken/beef broth. I am embarrassed to admit that I used some of that powdered parve broth substitute because that's all I had around. Yup, this stuff is little more than salt and MSG. But the soup still turned out great.
Add 3 bay leaves.
Bring to boil, then simmer ~30 minutes.
Remove bay leaves before serving.
This makes ~ 5 cups of soup which is great plain or you can serve it gratinée: sprinkle with cut bread crumbs from stale baguette and shredded cheese.The traditional cheese to use is gruyère but I have never found a good kosher one. I used some Raclette which I had left over from my zucchini tart, and it was a pretty good substitute. I also tried some Ermitage Royal Camembert that I had in my fridge, and this worked surprisingly well.
Pop in oven at 350°F for 10 minutes to melt cheese or put under broiler for 2-3 minutes (watch to avoid burning too much).
NOTE: if you want to make this for a meat meal, use margarine (I've done it before, it does work out) and obviously omit the cheese. You can make the soup completely parve with veggie stock, or use a meat or chicken stock. You could try melting soy cheese, but I've never tried it so can't speak about how this will taste. I really do like this soup without cheese almost as much as I like it gratinée.
As I was making the soup, I put on one of my favorite albums – a South African band called Mafikizolo's first recording called "Sibongile" that I bought when I was in Cape Town a few years ago. (Apparently, this CD has been discontinued and I can't find mine; I have it loaded on my ancient 20 gig iPod that is on its last legs. I've backed it up, but if it dies, my music may be gone forever…sad Zahavah.) Sibongile means "Thank you, God" in Zulu, the album was released after two of its members survived a bad car accident. I love that they wear retro '50s outfits and can pull off hats with panache to go with their swingy bluesy vibe, have a broad range of styles (some of their more recent music — not what I've uploaded here — is more clubby with a techno beat), and take pride in their roots (from what little I know) with references to townships in their recent album title and their music.
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"Gugo'thandayo" – check out the stylin' hats
"Marabi" – very toe-tapping, cheerful with a nice relaxed rhythm
"Ndihambe Nawe" – a little bit more of a percussive beat
Here is a newer song that I just dicovered:
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This stone marks the resting place of two sisters. I took the photograph on a recent visit to St. Mary's church at Conistone in Craven, Yorkshire, England.
Annie Sophia Spink was born about 1861 around the start of the American Civil War. Mary Jane Spink was born about 1865 in the same year that Lewis Carroll published Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
According to the 1871 census both sisters were born at Burnsall in the Yorkshire Dales – although this changes over the years and is sometimes shown as Conistone. Their parents were Joseph Spink and Isabella Hannah Metcalfe who I spoke about last week in a Tombstone Tuesday post.
It took me a while to find Annie on the 1881 census until I tried a search under the name "Spinks" (with the addition of the "s"). She is working as a dressmaker and is shown as a visitor at the home of Mary Ann Jacques (widower) in Skipton.
Mary Jane was also living in Skipton in 1881 and working as a domestic servant.
Ten years later in 1891 both sisters are back home with their parents. Annie continues to work as a dressmaker but there is no occupation shown for Mary Jane.
The first census of the 20th century in 1901 has Annie staying at an address in the nearby village of Arncliffe with her cousin John Alderson. I have no information about John Alderson – he doesn't appear in my family tree at all – I imagine he is from an ancestor I haven't researched yet. Anyway, Annie continues to make her living as a dressmaker.
In the same census Mary Jane remains with her parents. Her occupation is just shown as "worker".
Annie married John Webster Smith sometime in the second quarter of 1907 and the marriage is recorded in the Skipton registration district. I haven't done any further research into Annie and John following their marriage.
Annie died at the age of 85 on 23rd March 1946.
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There's a bit of the multitasker about Ballycastle, and the pretty harbour appeals to sailing enthusiasts and holidaymakers alike
Ballycastle is a picture-postcard harbour. Host of the annual Auld Lammas Fair (think teeming streets, pony shows and the tooth-challenging Yellowman toffee), and resident on one of loveliest stretches of Antrim coastline.
Multicoloured houses and ancient legends
The town itself is a one-street affair. It's dappled with multicoloured houses and traditional pubs (traditional music favourite, House of McDonnell, we're looking at you) that may prove hard to leave.
The harbour is about as cosy as it gets, and the view of Fairhead to the east is exactly the type of inspiration sailors need.
Rathlin Island lays its great bulk out on the horizon and, according to legend at least, the Children of Lir – turned to swans by an evil stepmother – ended up in Avaragh Cave there. A modern sculpture of the four dazzlingly white swans, soaring into the sky, is a feature of the coast.
Dramatic, yes, but that kind of goes with the territory here in Ballycastle.
American travel writer Rick Steves described this stretch as "one of the most interesting and scenic coastlines in Britain and Ireland".
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"We can sail to Rathlin Island, east along the coast past Ballycastle beach and up to below the dramatic Fair Head cliffs. Or we can go west right past Kinbane Castle and the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge. It's a great way to see these well known locations from a totally new perspective and to feel part of the landscape."
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Some parts of the landscape, however, are not what they seem: "We sailed past Kinbane Head one day and I was pointing out the large rock that lies some distance off shore. At some states of the tide, it's quite shallow there and you can see the rock from the boat.
"On this occasion, the rock seemed very close to the surface and when we got closer we realised we were looking at a basking shark! It was nearly as long as the boat itself!
"It must have been floating around the rock to feed. These sharks are harmless, but it was quite a surprise all the same."
Only seen from the water
Chris has a favourite trip: "My favourite spot along the coast is Kinbane Head. The cliff itself is very dramatic and sitting on the cliff clearly visible from the water is Kinbane Castle.
A lot of people don't even know the castle exists and are quite surprised when we sail right past it!"
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My cousin wanted to know what happened to the children of Henry and Elizabeth's after his death. They were very poor. Elizabeth did received $300 from Weyerhaeuser-Denkmann as compensation for the death of her husband. The other mystery was what happened to Elizabeth? She disappeared from the records after 1898?
We turn to the 1895 Iowa State Census to see what life was like for Elizabeth after Henry's death:
Source: Elizabeth Spracklin Family, 1895 Iowa State Census, Davenport Twp., Scott Co., Iowa Microfilm #99, 4th Ward in Davenport, Line 23, Dwelling 6, Hse 6, State Historical Society, Des Moines, IA.
Spracklin, Elisabeth, age 41, Widow, Born in Pennsylvania, Keep House, Catholic, Harry, age 17, Single, born in Scott Co., Cigar Maker, Catholic, Maggie, age 16, Single, born in Scott Co., Catholic, Flora, age 12, Single, born in Scott Co., Catholic, Bessie, age 8, Single, born in Scott Co., Catholic, Elmer, age 6, Single, born in Scott Co., Catholic, Raymond, age 4, born in Scott Co., Catholic, Elroy, age 2, born in Scott Co., Catholic.
In this 1895 State Census for Iowa, we see that 7 of the children are living with Elizabeth. The missing children are Edward Oliver, Sophia, Wilbur, John Daniel.
I turn to Daniel, their grandfather and Henry's father and take a look at the his 1895 entry.
Source: 1895 Iowa State census, D. D. Spracklin Family, Film #1929364, Iowa, Iowa Co., Dayton Twp., Iowa Co. Gen. Society.
Hse # 66, family #67, Daniel Spracklin, age 65, married, born in Ohio, father foreign birth, mother native, farmer, under religion "none." Sarah Spracklin, age 57, married, born in Indiana, both parents natives, keeping house, Protestant. Daniel Spracklin age 24, single, born in Iowa, farmer, no religious affiliation. Edward O. 15 yrs. old. (Alfred M. Spracklin D) age 17. Both Edward and Alfred were born in Iowa. Religious affiliations not indicated.
We see that Daniel is caring for Edward O. and that identifies one of the children missing from Elizabeth's household.
Elizabeth disappears by 1898 and doesn't reappear in the 1900 U.S. Federal Census.
What happened to Elizabeth the wife of Henry?
Let's take a look at Daniel and see what we find in the 1900 U.S. Census:
Line 97, Dwelling #103, Family #103, Spracklin, Daniel, Head, White, Male, born Feb 1830, age 70, married, 37 years, born in Ohio, father born in England and mother born in Ohio, occupation farmer, reads and writes, owns land, been there 34 years, there is a farm house. Spracklin, Sarah, wife, white, female, born Aug. 1836, she is 63 years old, married 37 years, 7 children living, 6 out of 7 still living, she was born in Indiana, father was born in Virginia and mother was born in Ohio. She can read and write. Spracklin, Daniel G., son, white, male, born Sept. 1870, age 27 years, single, born in Iowa, farm laborer, he can read and write and did attend school. Spracklin, Charles Ed, son, white, male, Sept. 1874, age 25 years, born in Iowa, farm laborer, can read and write, attended school.
There is no mention of Elizabeth nor any of her children in Daniel's household in 1900. At this point I turned to the city directories for Davenport, Iowa starting in 1894. I did this research at the Iowa State Historical Society branch in Iowa City, Iowa.
1894 Spracklin, Elizabeth Mrs. (widow Henry F) r 317 LeClaire
Spracklin, Harry L, labr 317 LeClaire
Spracklin, Henry F. (died June 22d 93)
No further info under street listing
Source: 1894-1895, 1896-1897 F629.D21 Roll #1
Spracklin, Elizabeth mrs. (wid Henry F) r 943 LePage
Spracklin, Harry L, cigarmkr bds 321 LeClaire
Spracklin, Margaret E. Miss, domestic r 943 LePage
No info on Harry as a cigarmkr in the business section
Under the street listing for LeClaire we find the following name: Mrs. Matilda J. Parke
Newton, John S. blacksmith r 943 LePage (Note same address as Elizabeth but the initial is S no D?)
(Mr. Newton is not listed under the businesses)
Under street name LePage
943 is John S. Newton
Source: 1898 Roll #2 F629.D21
Spracklin Edward, r943 LePage
Spracklin, Harry L, r 943 LePage
Spracklin, John, 4 943 LePage
Under the street of LePage we find: Mrs. Annie McElroy and Miss Elizabeth Spracklin
Source: 1900 F629.D21 – nothing under street listings
Spracklin John D. wks Stearns Paint Co., r 943 LePage
Spracklin, Wilbur V. r943 LePage
I gave all this city directory research to my cousin and he did a little poking around but didn't get very far when we visited the State Historical Society of Iowa in Des Moines. This John Newton person was suspicious. He was living at the same address? Elizabeth disappears.
Well I sort of spilled the beans when I wrote in the post describing Henry and Elizabeth children: Do you remember the obituary for Ortha?
Parke – Ortha Raymond Parke, passed away at his home in the Walsh Apartments at 6:40 o'clock this morning, after 18 weeks of illness. He was born in Davenport Feb. 16, 1900, and was educated in the Davenport schools, ad has been employed as an usher at the Fort Armstrong theater. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Parke, one brother, Earl David Parke of Duluth, Minn. and one sister, Miss Viola R. at home. The maternal grandmother, Mrs. J.S. Newton of Fairfield, Fla. also survives. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Runge's chapel, and interment will be made in Oakdale cemetery. The Davenport Democrat and Leader, Sept. 5, 1924.
I don't know when my cousin obtained this information, maybe he gave it to me when we sat in his kitchen at his lovely home and I didn't really catch it till much later.
Several months later, after my trip to Iowa, I decided to just fool around on Ancestry.com and study the census. I could find no evidence of Elizabeth's whereabouts in 1900, 1910 and 1920 until I found the Buford Family in West Palm Beach, Florida in 1930. Guess who was listed with her daughter?
Elizabeth Downey Spracklin Newton was living
with her daughter Elizabeth Ann Spracklin Buford in Florida.
1930 US Federal Census, Florida: West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Co., Precinct #14, ED#50-18, SD#7, Sheet #13 A, pg. 849, Ancestry.com.
Line 27, Iris St. 718/277/360 Burford, Charles R., Head, R, 60, No, male, white, age 55, married, 24, No, Yes, born Missouri, father born Missouri, mother born Iowa, yes, Farmer, track farm, Yes, not a veteran. Line 28 Burford, Bessie, wife-H, female, white, age 42, married, 17, No, Yes, born Iowa, father born Iowa, mother born Pennsylvania, yes, no occupation. Line 29 Burford, Lillian E., daughter, female, white, 14, single, Yes, yes, born Iowa, yes, no occupation. Line 30 Betty A., daughter, female, white 13, single, Yes, Yes, born Cuba (Amer City), yes, no occupation. Line 31, Burford, Richard D., son, male, white, 9, single, yes, born Iowa, no occupation. Line 32 Newton, John S., Father-in-law, male, white 79 yrs, married, 27 yrs. No, yes, born in England, parents both born in England, 1855 Na, yes, no occupation, not a veteran. Line 33 Newton, Elizabeth, mother-in-law, female, white 73, married 18, No, yes, Pennsylvania, both parents born in Pennsylvania, yes, no occupation
I immediately sent an email to my cousin with a copy of the 1930 census. Maybe a few hours later or a day or two later I received another email from my cousin with the title
The following information was retrieved from The Flagler Tribune newspaper, vol. 33, No., 37 for Thursday, Oct. 11, 1945. We have a copy on microfilm and have attempted to send you an actual copy of the obit itself, but the quality was so poor we were afraid you wouldn't be able to read it. Here is what the newspaper said:
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Elizabeth D. Newton, 92 and a resident of Bunnell for the past 30 years, on Monday at St. Christopher's Church at Korona. Burial was at Espanola Cemetery, where her husband is also buried. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Parks of Bunnell, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Buford of Sola, Cuba; three sons, John Daniel Spracklin of Blockwell, Okla., George Spracklin of Portsmouth, VA, Elroy Franklin Spracklin of Detroit, Mich., and a brother, Charles Downey of Portsmouth, Iowa.
Sometimes you just take your time and study the clues and they will lead you to your goal. It might take a little while but don't give up. I was so happy to find the 1930 U.S. Census information and share it with my cousin. Elizabeth is his great-grandmother.
Elizabeth is no longer missing!
We could use a tombstone picture but I am not planning to visit Florida soon, so we turn to Find A Grave and someone has posted the tombstone and information about Elizabeth.
Find A Grave has a picture of Elizabeth's tombstone and one of her 2nd husband John S. Newton is at Find A Grave along with an obituary notice given by the contributor.
These documents have helped to identify the children who did survive for Henry and Elizabeth. I am a happy genealogist!


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Nimrod is a statically typed, imperative programming language that tries to give the programmer ultimate power without compromising runtime efficiency. This means it focuses on compile-time mechanisms in all their various forms.
It uses a syntax that is a reminiscent of both Python and Pascal, has an AST-based clean macro system that is ideal for metaprogramming. It supports soft realtime GC on thread-local heaps and uses asynchronous message passing between threads, so no "stop the world" mechanism is necessary. An unsafe shared memory heap is also provided for the increased efficiency that results from that model.
It compiles to commented C code, which attains consistently outstanding results on benchmarks. It can also be made to output JavaScript. The entire Nimrod toolchain (compiler, library, build tool, and so on) is written in Nimrod.
This article gives a quick overview of Nimrod's many features. After an introduction to Nimrod's syntax, I show how the language allows for common procedural, functional, OO, and metaprogramming techniques while remaining simple and efficient.
Introduction to Nimrod's Syntax
Nimrod uses a conventional infix-based syntax. Like Python or Haskell, it uses indentation rather than braces to group statements. The usual control flow statements such as
while, and
for are provided.
Slightly unusual are the many ways in which function applications can be written: There is the traditional prefix notation
f(x, y). If the call is a statement, the parentheses may be omitted:
f x, y. This is called the command notation and this version of "hello world" makes use of it:
echo "hello world!"
echo "abc" is an alias for
write stdout,
"abc" with the notable difference that it abstracts away the output stream, which makes it easier to emulate for the JavaScript target or to make the compiler evaluate it at compile time.
Another notation for invoking functions is the so-called method invocation syntax:
x.f(y, z). If there is only one argument, the
() can be left out:
x.f. So you can write
x.len instead of
x.len() or
len(x). This way, there is no need for special getters or read-only properties.
The language clearly distinguishes between
f and
f() because functions are first-class citizens and can be passed around like in functional programming languages.
Finally, there are "generalized string literals" that introduce yet another piece of syntactical sugar: Instead of
f("abc"), you can write
f"abc" and then backslashed escape sequences like
\n are not interpreted. This is designed for easy embedding of mini-languages like regular expressions:
re"\w+" is much easier to write and read than
Functions are called procedures in Nimrod and are declared with the
proc keyword. Unlike in C and C++, parameters are read-only unless they are declared as
var, in which case "pass by reference" is used (pass by reference is implemented with a hidden pointer).
Similar to Haskell, operators in Nimrod are simply sugar for functions. The following example declares a procedure named
++ that can take 1, 2, or 3 arguments. The value of
y defaults to 1, and
z defaults to 0.
++ modifies
x and adds
y and
z to it.
proc `++`(x: var int; y: int = 1; z: int = 0) = x = x + y + z var g = 70 # ++ can then be used like this: ++g g ++ 7 g.`++`(10, 20)
Nimrod features the concept of a routine abstraction. A routine in Nimrod can be a procedure, method, template, macro, iterator, or a converter. All routines are invoked with the same syntax; thus, you cannot tell from the invocation which kind of routine it is. Similar to Lisp, Nimrod consciously decouples the syntax from the semantics to allow for powerful metaprogramming:
template `!=`(x, y: expr): expr = not (x == y) # invocation is as if '!=' were a proc: echo 34 != 33
A template is a simple form of a macro; the example shows how the unequals operator is defined in Nimrod. For metaprogramming, the type system is weakened and very general types like
expr (expression),
stmt (statement), or
typedesc (type descriptor) are available. Note how the template is invoked like an operator.
Functional Programming with Nimrod
As I mentioned earlier, parameters that are not
var are read-only, so Nimrod has a notion of immutability. Immutability is not deep, however: As soon as any kind of pointer is involved, the location that the pointer points to can be modified:
proc modify(n: ref Node) = n.value = 45
There are two kinds of pointers in Nimrod:
ref and
ptr. A
ref is a pointer that is considered by the garbage collector (traced), while a
ptr is not (untraced). In general,
ptr is used for interfacing with C/C++ or to implement weak references or simply for manual memory management. Nimrod is, after all, a systems programming language.
Similar to parameters are
let variables. A
let can be assigned only once. Of course, Nimrod also has variables, which use the
var keyword:
let lv = stdin.readline var vv = stdin.readline vv = "abc" # valid, reassignment allowed lv = "abc" # fails at compile time
let has been designed to emulate parameter passing semantics so that
proc square(x: int): int = x*x can be emulated with:
template square(x: int): int = # ensure 'x' is only evaluated once: let y = x y * y
Finally, there is also
const, which declares true constants. Constants can't be assigned at all, not even once. Instead, their value has to be known at compile time. Nimrod has a sophisticated compile-time evaluation engine, so the following works:
proc mostSignificantBit(n: int): int = # naive algorithm: var m = n while m != 0: m = m shr 1 # 'shr' means "shift right" result += 1 result -= 1 const msb3999 = mostSignificantBit(3999)
Procs that return a value have an implicitly declared result variable that represents the return value, so there is no need to write
return result.
result is Nimrod's way to guarantee what is called return value optimization in C++.
Most variables are initialized implicitly in Nimrod and the initial value is a binary 0. Hence,
result starts with 0, which is the natural start for counting.
shr is Nimrod's shift-right operator, a keyword has been chosen to avoid confusions as
>> has the same precedence as
>. The reason for this is that Nimrod supports user-defined operators and thus needs a simple rule of how operator precedence should be handled. The (simplified) rule is that the first character of the operator determines the precedence.
Now let's get back to functional programming. Since
procs are first-class citizens, defining
map and
filter is straightforward:
proc filter[T](a: openarray[T]; predicate: proc (x: T): bool): seq[T] = result = @[] # @[] constructs the empty seq for x in a: if predicate(x): result.add(x) proc map[T, S](a: openarray[T]; fn: proc (x: T): S): seq[S] = newSeq(result, a.len) for i in 0 .. >a.len: result[i] = fn(a[i])
openarray is a special type that is only valid for parameters, it is compatible with arrays and sequences. A sequence (
seq) is a growable array.
openarray is implemented as a pointer to the first element and a length. Lists instead of arrays are, of course, possible, too, but relatively uncommon. (In this, Nimrod shows its imperative roots.)
Pattern Matching and Metaprogramming
Nimrod supports product and sum types with some twists: A sum type (also called an algebraic data type) is supported by Nimrod with a classical enum plus a so-called object variant. Let's say we want to create a library for working with mathematical expressions such as
x^2 + 5*x. It's natural to define our data types like this:
type FormulaKind = enum fkVar, ## element is a variable like 'X' fkLit, ## element is a literal like 0.1 fkAdd, ## element is an addition operation fkMul, ## element is a multiplication operation fkExp ## element is an exponentiation operation type Formula = ref object case kind: FormulaKind of fkVar: name: string of fkLit: value: float of fkAdd, fkMul, fkExp: left, right: Formula
Nimrod's enum is an old-school typesafe enum, as in Ada, without any fields. To avoid name clashes, it's common to prefix the enum values with a two-letter abbreviation. The
case part in the
object declaration introduces a checked union. So the access of
f.name will raise an exception if
f.kind != fkVar. Everything in Nimrod, including
object, is a value type, but I prefer reference semantics here for easier manipulation of formulas.


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1. Do THREE of the following:
a. Name three types of modern freight trains. Explain why unit trains are more efficient than mixed freight trains.
b. Name one Class I or regional railroad. Explain what major cities it serves, the locations of major terminals, service facilities, and crew change points, and the major commodities it carries.
c. Using models or pictures, identify 10 types of railroad freight or passenger cars. Explain the purpose of each type of car.
d. Explain how a modern diesel or electric locomotive develops power. Explain the terms dynamic braking and radial steering trucks.
2. Do the following:
a. Explain the purpose and formation of Amtrak. Explain, by the use of a timetable, a plan for making a trip by rail between two cities at least 500 miles apart. List the times of departure and arrival at your destination, the train number and name, and the type of service you want.
b. List and explain the various forms of public/mass transit using rail.
3. Do ONE of the following:
a. Name four departments of a railroad company. Describe what each department does.
b. Tell about the opportunities in railroading that interest you most and why.
c. Name four rail support industries, Describe the function of each one.
d. With your parent's and counselor's approval, interview someone employed in the rail industry. Learn what that person does and how this person became interested in railroading. Find out what type of schooling and training are required for this position.
4. Explain the purpose of Operation Lifesaver and its mission.
5. Do THREE of the following:
a. List five safety precautions that help make trains safer for workers and passengers.
b. Explain to your merit badge counselor why safety around rights-of-way is important.
c. List 10 safety tips to remember when you are near a railroad track (either on the ground or on a station platform) or aboard a train.
d. Tell your counselor about the guidelines for conduct that should be followed when you are near or on railroad property. Explain the dangers of trespassing on railroad property.
e. Tell what an automobile driver can do to safely operate a car at grade crossings, and list three things an automobile driver should never do at a grade crossing.
f. Tell how to report a malfunction of grade crossing warning devices.
g. List safety precautions a pedestrian should follow at a public crossing.
6. Explain the appearance and meaning of the following warning signs and devices: advance warning sign, pavement markings, crossbucks, flashing red lights, crossing gates.
7. Do EACH of the following:
a. Explain how railroad signals operate and show two basic signal types using color or configuration.
b. Explain the meaning of three horn signals.
c. Describe a way to signal a train for an emergency stop.
d. Explain the use and function of the EOTD (end-of-train device) or FRED (flashing rear end device) used on the last car of most freight trains.
8. Select ONE of the following special-interest areas and complete the requirements:
With your parent's and counselor's approval, do TWO of the following:
1. Draw a layout of your own model railroad or one that could be built in your home. Design a point-to-point track or loop with different routings. Include one of the following: turnaround or terminal or yard or siding.
2. Build one model railroad car kit or one locomotive kit.
3. Name the scale of four popular model railroad gauges. Identify the scale of four model cars or locomotives.
4. Locate the Web site of four model railroad-related manufacturers or magazine publishers. Print information on their products and services and discuss the information with your counselor.
5. Build one railroad structure (from scratch or using a kit), paint and weather the structure, mount it on your layout or diorama, and make the surrounding area on the diorama scenic.
6. Alone or with others, build a model railroad or modular layout including ballast and scenery. Make electrical connections and operate a train. Describe what you enjoyed most.
7. Participate in a switching contest on a timesaver layout and record your time.
8. Explain the difference between powering and
controlling a model railroad by using direct current, and powering and
controlling a model railroad using digital command control.
1. Visit a railroad museum, historical display, or a prototype railroad-sponsored public event. With permission, photograph, videotape, or sketch items of interest. Explain what you saw and describe your photos, sketches, or videotape.
2. Purchase tickets and ride a scenic or historic railroad. Under supervision, photograph the equipment and discuss with your counselor the historic significance of the operation.
3. Locate the Web site of four rail historical groups, then find information on the history of the rail preservation operations and purpose of each group. Talk with a member of one of the groups and find out how you might help.
4. Plan a trip by rail between two points. Obtain a schedule and explain when the train should arrive at two intermediate points. Purchase the tickets and make the trip. Explain to your counselor what you saw.


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Poinsettia Freebie
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EDMONTON — For Roberto Luongo, the X in Xcel Energy Center has meant exit, or rather early exit.
The home of the Minnesota Wild has been Luongo's very own house of horrors. He's been pulled in his last three starts there and his stats in the building are off-the-charts bad: a record of 3-9-1 with a 3.56 goals-against average and a .873 save percentage.
So it makes perfect sense for Cory Schneider to get his first start in 11 days when the Canucks meet the Wild on Thursday night.
Right, Alain Vigneault?
"We're not there yet," the Canuck coach said as the team left Edmonton on Tuesday bound for the Twin Cities.
He indicated he'll make that call on Wednesday, likely after the team practises in Minnesota.
Luongo has not started a game in Minnesota since Oct. 19, 2010, when he was pulled after two periods in a 6-2 loss.
Luongo made his fourth straight start in Monday night's 3-2 overtime win in Edmonton and ranks third in the NHL with a 1.53 GAA and a .940 save percentage.
Schneider's inactivity has prompted considerable debate about the team's goaltending, which general Mike Gillis addressed Tuesday in his weekly appearance on Team 1040.
"These are very unique circumstances," said Gillis, who acknowledged he spoke with Schneider's agent, Mike Liut, on Monday. "(Cory) knows our level of commitment to him. He knows how much we believe in him. And I know when he gets in the nets next, he's not going to want to give it up. Just like Roberto.
"I don't think it's an issue at all inside our dressing room or with our team. We are completely conscious of ice time and how players are utilized and Cory is no different. But we have to win hockey games. We don't have the luxury of. . . people's feelings, as opposed to wins. We don't have that luxury."
SCOUTING MISSION: Apparently, it was merely the old college spirit Gillis was feeling when he ignited a media firestorm Sunday by showing up at the Washington Capitals' game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Gillis said he and assistant Laurence Gilman are in the east to scout a couple of college players and are taking the opportunity to also see some of the top NHL teams in the Eastern Conference.
The sighting of Gillis in Washington sparked a flurry of speculative stories about the potential trade of Luongo to the Capitals. Washington GM George McPhee declared he had no interest on Luongo's $64-million contract and had had no trade discussions with Gillis.
Gillis later called McPhee to apologize for any problems his appearance in Washington caused the Capitals.
"People went crazy when we were in the press box there," Gillis said. "George's team is having a slow start and I just wanted to make sure he knew we were only there to catch a game. I think it was just a courtesy to say to him we hope we didn't cause any problems for him; he's got a couple of young goalies there that they're trying to get on track. He was very appreciative of the call."
Of the media reaction to his visit, Gillis said: "Yeah, I was a little bit surprised. I was here looking at some college players and seeing some of the top teams in the east play, so we can get a rationale on how our team stacks up against them and some of the hurdles we're facing with our players that are off to slow starts."
SEDINS STRUGGLE: Two of those players having slow starts are the Sedins, who have looked out of sorts for much of the season. Henrik is still looking for his first goal and has only 11 shots in Vancouver's first nine games. That's the same number as Dale Weise.
Weise, Chris Higgins, Jordan Schroeder, Manny Malhotra and Andrew Ebbett are the other Canuck forwards still without a goal this season. Keith Ballard is the only Vancouver defenceman without a goal.
Gillis acknowledged Sedins have started slowly but he's not worried, saying complexity of their game requires a little more time to fine tune.
POWER OUTAGE; The Canucks have won three straight and are in their familiar perch atop the Northwest Division standings despite special teams that have struggled.
As of Tuesday, their penalty-kill ranked 21st in the NHL and their power play was 18th. The Vancouver power play went 0-for-4 versus the Oilers on Monday night and also surrendered a shorthanded goal. The Canucks have only scored in one of their last 23 power-play opportunities.
"A good power play knows when the shots are coming and are hungry for rebounds," said Daniel Sedin. "Right now we are kind of more waiting for the pass and not being at the right spot when the shots are taken. That's the one thing we can be better at."
DRESSING THE PART: Imagine a bunch of professional hockey players dressed up as millionaires. . .
The Canucks haven't quite made it official, but they will be wearing Vancouver Millionaires replica jerseys when they play host to the Detroit Red Wings on March 16.
As part of a celebration of 100 years of hockey on the West Coast, the Canucks are wearing the Vancouver Millionaires "V" patch on their sweaters for select home games this season. But they'll go with the full Millionaires replica jersey on March 16.
The Vancouver Millionaires played in the Pacific Coast Hockey Association from 1912 through 1922. The Millionaires won the Stanley Cup in 1915 against the Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey Association, which later became the NHL.
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The National Genealogical Society's 2011 Family History Conference is looming large. I've been looking forward to this conference since hearing Jeffrey Haines speak about it at last August's Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference. Helen F. M. Leary is speaking, and it may, quite frankly, be the last opportunity to attend a lecture given by this bastion of genealogy. Plus, many of the lectures are geared toward Southern researchers. And it's in Charleston. What genealogist/historian doesn't want to visit this lore-rich, historic city?
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