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It's the time for resolutions - of which I've vowed not to make any more! They just never seem to work out and I wind up feeling more like a failure than anything. So instead I try to re-shift my focus during the New Year - this year I am focusing on finding the balance between myself and being a mom. My kids are 6 and 4 now, and I'm still struggling with this!
I thought I would share part of an article I tore from a Parents magazine (January 2005), which has been hanging on my refrigerator ever since (and, boy, is it tattered!). It helps keep me centered and focused in the midst of real life.
8 Resolutions Every Mom Should Make
- I will embrace the fact that I'm not perfect
- I will get down on the floor and play with my child every day
- I will take care of my body
- I will learn to love chaos
- I will make the family dinner a priority
- I will focus a little more on my marriage
- I will make time for my friends
- I will remind myself daily that time with my children is precious
"Children don't need you to be perfect. What they really need are lots of hugs and kisses, and a happy mommy."
"Remember that the essence of parenting isn't in the milestones, but in the every day moments."
Enjoy the New Year's celebration, and be sure that in 2011 you focus on making YOURSELF happy, so that you can make your FAMILY happy too :)
If you have any great tips or suggestions you'd like to share on how to balance work/life and mom/self please share!


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Every now and then I receive a message from the Bible Works program which indicates that a "Fatal Error" has occurred (I think that that is the term) and Bible Works has to restart.
I am then given a list of "Starting points" to choose from. This is a list of dates and times.
I can select one, or delete if I desire.
What is the purpose of these. What happens if I "delete" a date, or go to an older date than "today" (I normally go to the date for today).
I have noticed that it does impact upon the display when Bible Works restarts, but does this also impact upon the updates that I have received?
Many thanks.

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First Drive: 2013 Nissan Pathfinder
To know one's self, observed Benjamin Franklin, is sufficiently hard as steel and diamonds. It seems that buyers of the Nissan Pathfinder found self-awareness especially challenging. They fancied themselves as rugged outdoorspeople, towing 7000-lb boats, and crawling across the boulder-lined trails of Moab.
In reality, all their Pathfinders did was shuttle kids from home to school and back. And in the SUV-frenzied days of cheap gas and disregard for our planet's resources (and for our own money), Nissan humored these customers, twice switching the Pathfinder between body-on-frame and unibody construction to best serve their imaginary needs.
For the fourth-generation Pathfinder, Nissan is finally serving its own needs -- the need to sell 100,000 units a year, just like the Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander, and Ford Explorer all do. Those crossovers each sell more than three times as much as Nissan's current Pathfinder. Clearly, while some customers may want to pretend they're out on the Rubicon, in these more pragmatic economic times, they're increasingly unwilling to put up with the drawbacks of a body-on-frame SUV: heavy weight, inefficient space utilization, lack of ride refinement, and of course, miserable fuel economy.
To that end, the 2013 Pathfinder becomes a real player in the three-row, soccer-mom, crossover segment. It switches back to a unibody, this time with a transverse-mounted V-6, front-wheel drive, and a continuously variable transmission. Of course all-wheel drive is available, but there is neither a V-8 nor locking low-range diffs. No need to pretend.
The Pathfinder shares its basic platform with the Infiniti JX, which means the V-6 is a 3.5-liter VQ-series, mated to a new chain-driven CVT that Nissan says is strong enough to cope with 5000 pounds of towing duty. Given how easily our front-wheel drive tester would squeal its tires off the line, we'd recommend all-wheel drive for towing -- not that we expect to see too many Pathfinders with a boat hitched to the back.
The all-wheel drive system is fully switchable, meaning drivers can select between front-wheel drive, automatic four-wheel drive (which sends power rearward in response to front wheel slip), or 4x4 lock, which keeps a constant 50/50 split. We'd much rather see a computer-controlled system that requires no intervention from the driver and can engage the rear wheels before slip occurs.
That system would be more appropriate for a mommy-mobile, a role that the Pathfinder performs quite well. The CVT's programming keeps the coarse VQ in its sub-3000-rpm quiet zone at all kid-friendly levels of acceleration. At full thrust, the transmission makes the best of all 260 hp, pegging the tachometer needle satisfyingly into the red zone. With a curb weight as low as 4150 pounds, the Pathfinder is quick once it's up to speed, though sudden requests for power at highway speeds are met with an unacceptably long pause before speed starts gathering.
Nissan claims best-in-class fuel economy (20/26 for front-wheel-drive versions, 19/25 for all-wheel drive), a 30 percent improvement over the previous Pathfinder. That's despite the fact that the new vehicle is 4.6 inches longer, 4.3 inches wider, and offers an additional 8.4 cubic feet of interior space. In place of the off-road credentials is a focus on family usability. The second-row seats are mounted uncommonly high, but still offer vast headroom -- and they slide well out of the way for easy ingress to the rear. And the third-row is surprisingly roomy and comfortable.
The driver's seat is likely the best seat in the Pathfinder, since those who sit in it command an exquisitely communicative electro-hydraulic steering system (which boasts a big Renault logo on its fluid reservoir). Front-wheel-drive Pathfinders suffer from considerable torque steer, however, so you'll have to hang on tight. Between the highly legible, clear gauges is the forward-leaning LCD display we first saw in the 2013 Altima, which here, too, lacks an "off" mode or a blank screen option.
The Pathfinder also suffers from slightly too-small rear-view mirrors that we couldn't seem to adjust to eliminate a car-sized blind spot. No blind-spot monitoring system is available, nor are HID headlights or any of Nissan's other active safety aids -- but the dual-zone climate control system is quiet and effective, even in 110-degree heat. And speaking of 110, the cabin is devoid of excess wind noise even at 110 mph.
Not that Pathfinder drivers typically drive at such speeds. But perhaps knowing that they can do so -- in comfort -- will be enough to sway those final few that mommies insistent upon Moab off-road credentials. If they had just admitted years ago that all they wanted was a butch-looking minivan with four-wheel drive to get them home in the snow, perhaps we'd have had a great Pathfinder like this all along.


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We use two March 809/815 pumps with stainless steel pump head housings in our brewery.
This is a tough little pump with a 1/25 hp, continuous-duty 1.4 Amp motor which can be run non-stop for extended periods.
It has no problems handling boiling liquids as the pump is rated to 250F.
We'll be using these pumps to:
- Recirculate water in the Hot Liquor Tank (HLT).
- Transfer strike water from the Hot Liquor Tank to the Mash/Lauter Tun (MLT).
- Recirculate sweet wort in the Mash/Lauter Tun.
- Transfer sparge water from the Hot Liquor Tank to the Mash/Lauter Tun.
- Transfer sweet wort from the Mash/Lauter Tun to the Boil Kettle (BK).
- Transfer wort from the Boil Kettle to the wort chiller and on to the fermenter.
Some of these tasks are done simultaneously (1 & 3, and 4 & 5), hence the requirement for two pumps.
We chose to use stainless steel pump head housings (instead of the more common plastic/polysulfone housings) as the stainless ones are nearly indestructible. Stainless steel is used in professional setups because it is a durable, food-grade metal that can withstand caustic chemicals and can be effectively sanitized.
The pump's magnetic drive acts as a clutch allowing us to put backpressure on the pump to control liquid flow. We do this by placing a ball valve on the output (never the input!) of the pump. This is one major advantage of a magnetic drive pump: They are perfectly safe to run with the output completely blocked, completely stopping the flow of liquid. You won't harm the pump motor.
One disadvantage of magnetic drive pumps however is that they are not self-priming (they cannot clear air in the input lines by themselves). This means that these pumps must be placed lower than the liquid source so that gravity feeds the pump. The liquid sources in our setup are the three kettle outputs on top of our brew stand. Our pumps sit on the lower shelf so gravity feeding is easy.
These stainless pump heads also have a larger 3/4" center positioned inlet (as compared to the usual 1/2" bottom-positioned inlet) which makes priming even easier still. We have never had any issues with priming our pumps. We simply open up the ball valves and liquid flows straight into the pump head. The pump is then turned on and liquid is pushed up and out. A common complaint from brewers with standard 1/2" inlet pumps is that they require extra work to prime through specially installed bleeder valves and/or by playing with the hoses.
While these pumps come pre-lubricated from the manufacturer, they should be lubricated again every year or two.
The pumps are positioned below the kettles making priming quick and painless:
Our pumps come with a bracket so that they can be mounted. We'll be mounting the pumps, attaching quick disconnects and a ball valve, and then replacing the power cord plug with a locking plug to avoid accidental disconnection. Cord length can vary between pump manufacturers, usually from 3-6 feet. Ours are 6 feet long and are just long enough to reach the control panel. Need a longer cord? Add a pump extension cord.


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Yesterday I completed a 24 hour journey to visit the DOK Library Concept Center in Delft, Netherlands. I never would have made this trip had it not been for two of my favorite "rock star" librarians – Erik Boekesteijn and Jaap Van De Geer. From what I hear, I am only one of thousands who have traveled from distant shores to visit this library. Are they rock stars? For sure! But more than that, they have helped to make a small library in a tiny country known around the world. Does that open doors for their library? You betcha!
The more people from my library that I can get into the newspapers, on a podium or winning an award, the happier I am. There are several reasons why PR people encourage library staff to stand up and be seen:
- Free publicity for the library. The formula is simple: news/award = photo op= publicity in newspapers in print and online. A good PR person also wants to send releases to your alumni magazine, volunteer organizations and local paper.
- Every time a person from a library makes a positive impression in the community, it speaks well about the library. Some people may never step into your library and yet an impressive presentation at a Rotary Meeting may turn a person into a strong supporter at the polls.
- People like to associate with popular or famous people and that can open doors to new community sponsors or it may create connections that will give your library an important seat at the table.
- Great for morale. Now this can be tricky because if only one or two people are receiving recognition, it can backfire. But if all of the staff is encouraged to shine, then it can create a very positive uplifting work environment.
- Great political leverage. Politicians read newspapers and watch news. When your library is well represented in an article or news item, those same politicians are hearing you loud and clear!
David also spoke about highlighting talented individuals within the library. His library promoted the talents of their children's librarian. Absolutely! I also love the idea of highlighting staff on the website as reviewers, writers, or any other role that will demonstrate an expertise. I know many people feel uncomfortable having a spotlight pointed toward them but it is important for customers to know the level of expertise they can find in the library. It is also a valuable comfort creator to have a face that people who are new to the library can recognize. Of course it is also important to be careful not to make it seem as though there is only one person who can help people. Every person in your library plays an important role in making your library great. Why not flaunt the excellence that makes that possible? DOK's annual report includes photos if the janitor! Why not? A clean building plays a major role in the customer's experience. The key is to have the library represented by all of its employees. It portrays a fuller picture of the library and won't set your customer relations back if an employee moves on. A trick is to highlight individuals as part of a team. (This is Suzi, she is part of our YA team.)
Whether you are being promoted or promoting someone else in your library, as long as it paints your library in a positive light, its all good. So go ahead and rock on!


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Right-Sizing Park Stewardship
The Central Park Conservancy manages 843 acres. Prospect Park Alliance partners with the city to oversee 585 acres. And the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy stewards over 1700 acres with its parks department. On the other hand, Sister Cities Park in Philadelphia is less than five acres. And Republic Square in Austin is less than two acres.
The big parks have large conservancies that focus on the enormity of their job. But many of the smaller downtown parks tend to work in partnership with their neighbors much more aggressively leveraging their amenities together. In many cases, like Sister Cities Park, a small downtown park is managed not by a parks conservancy but by a Business Improvement District (BID) or a downtown association. In fact, there are a large number of parks not managed by their own conservancy but by downtown associations who have seen the value of parks – the living room of the city – in leveraging a vibrant downtown.
A good example of this is in Missoula, Montana where the Missoula Downtown Association (MDA) manages the riverfront-based Caras Park. In 1986 the Parks Department introduced "Out to Lunch," a downtown weekly lunchtime festival at Caras Park, featuring musicians and today, over 20 varied food vendors. It became clear after the first year of the program that Park and Recreation was not well suited to producing large events like Out to Lunch because of limited staff resources. In response, the Missoula Downtown Association took over the program and has produced it for more than 20 years – along with currently 75 other annual events.
"We look at the park in a way that it adds to making the whole downtown successful," says Melanie Brock, Acting Director at the MDA which began an extension of a committee that started within the Chamber in the 1970s. They grew and became more ambitious with the success of their weekly "out to lunch" program, taking on not just the park but a whole roster of downtown issues. But the park remains central to what they do.
Caras Park was enhanced and developed by the MDA in four phases over the last 25 years. First seating and an events ring were created; then, creation of a brick plaza area. Phase three created a formal park entrance and parking lots along the riverfront. The fourth and final phase provided restrooms and storage.
The first tent on the site was purchased from a traveling circus show in the early 1980s. The permanent Caras Park Pavilion was constructed in 1997. That structure cost $600,000 with $280,000 of that cost covered by tax increment financing. More than $300,000 was raised and borrowed by the Missoula Downtown Association to complete the project.
The Partners
Since 1997, the City of Missoula has contracted with the Missoula Downtown Association to manage and lease the facilities for both public and private events. Rental fees pay for park operations. The MDA may take the lead on the park's management and events, in partnership with the city Parks and Recreation Department, but there are a handful of organizations that work closely on a vision for the downtown that builds on that activity center.
MDA partnered with the Missoula Redevelopment Agency (MRA) to originally develop the park site and the MRA retains a seat on the Downtown Association board; they are currently in a partnership to raise money to refurbish the park. The Business Improvement District (BID), housed in the MDA offices, also keeps a seat on the MDA board, as does the Missoula Parking Commission and the Missoula Urban Transportation District. "Everybody plays together really well," says Rod Austin, Director of Operations for the BID.
In 2009, they jointly paid for a masterplan in 2009 that lays out a development plan for the downtown, including the park, for the next 20 years – along with 57 businesses, individuals and organizations that contributed financially to the creation of the plan.
"Anyone can rent the facility," says Brock. "For large events we created a Caras Park Committee run out of Parks and Recreation that includes all the key neighborhood councils." The committee meets annually to review the events schedule – in particular the extraordinary events, events likely to attract more than a few thousand people. They work out a schedule, deal with issues like noise, go over rules and develop a plan for the year."
"People recognize this park as a pretty dynamically run place. We work together on almost everything. There is complete synergy in our downtown. We have something unique in Missoula – how everyone works together. We're pretty fortunate to have such a compatible team," says Brock.
Almost all successful downtown vitality strategies require the community to make the downtown more pedestrian-friendly, give the downtown a strong sense of place and program it with activity that invites visitation every day of the week. But how to do that is the question. All plans fail without a management strategy – what one blogger in talking about smart growth implementation calls, "…the software of the process: the personal leadership role of staff, advocates and elected officials."
Missoula takes this idea of a team approach to its best incarnation – they provide a way to integrate the park into the planning and programming of downtown housing, commercial activity, transportation and infrastructure. The park becomes one more venue – and a public one – for getting people into the city. Then they invite downtown leaders who are investing in the downtown to be part of the park's governance and management.
This idea of integrating a public park into the fabric of downtown is not a new one. Hundreds of downtown parks and plazas can be spotted across the country. But many are littered, homes for the homeless and have long since lost their visionary beginnings. So what keeps a park from turning into a no-man's land? Generally, a failure to provide resources and a plan for governance and management after the ribbon gets cut.
Last week the City Parks Alliance Blog provided a link to a story about Austin's plans to revive its Republic Plaza downtown. "What is there now has a 'leftover' feeling to it; it was not designed for the intense use that park sees today," said Marty Stump, a project management supervisor in the parks department.
"Downtown parks are highly coveted event spaces, but they are underutilized as daily public spaces," said Melissa Barry, arts and parks director at the Downtown Austin Alliance, which represents downtown property owners.
It sounds like Austin now has a vision for the park that involves programming it both for events and as an everyday place for residents and downtown workers. Parks advocates say they expect Republic Square to become more popular as the downtown grows with new condo, hotel and retail projects in the works. Hopefully new downtown plan will make management of the park clear including who will be taking the responsibility for ensuring the outcomes in this new place-making vision?


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Wildlands Project writ large
By Henry Lamb
When Earth First! co-founder, Dave Foreman, first voiced his vision in 1990, of wolves and grizzly bears roaming, unmolested by humans, through unbroken wilderness from Mexico to Canada -- many people laughed. When Reed Noss first published his Wildlands Project in 1992, calling for the conversions of "at least half" of the United States to "core wilderness areas," surrounded by buffer zones in which human activity was to be severely limited -- few people even noticed.
When the U.S. Senate learned in 1994, that the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity embraced this "Wildlands Project" concept, it chose to not ratify the treaty. But the Clinton/Gore administration decided to pursue Dave Foreman's dream anyway, and set out to transform America's land use policies through a multitude of new rules and regulations bundled neatly into what it called its "Ecosystem Management Policy."
Now, a New Jersey Congressman, Robert Andrews, has decided to write into law the very same U.N. policies rejected by the Senate, and promoted by environmental extremists. His bill, the National Forest Ecosystem Protection Act ( HR652), requires the Forest Service to designated "core wilderness areas," and surround them with "primitive areas" in which human activity is severely limited.
The bill also requires the "permanent phase out of commercial grazing.
To achieve this transformation of the American landscape, the bill appropriates $100 million per year for 13 years to acquire private property East of Denver. Additional millions are appropriated to acquire private property and other land use rights West of Denver.
This bill leaves many questions unanswered:
1. Why is a New Jersey Congressman who sits on the Armed Forces Committee, promoting this bill that can transform almost every state except New Jersey?
2. How many "core reserves" will be created?
3. How many acres will be designated as "primitive areas?"
4. How many acres of private property will be added to the federal land inventory?
5. What percentage of land must the government own
in order to adequately protect the environment?
Congressman Andrews' bill appears to be a direct response to Dave Foreman's fantasy. Foreman said in 1990, " Move out the people and cars. Reclaim the roads and plowed land." Section 8(d) of the bill says: "The Secretary shall begin closing unmapped roads, temporary roads, and unimproved cherry-stemmed roads in a primitive area as soon as practicable...."
Foreman says: "Terminate commercial livestock grazing on the western public lands!" Andrews' bill says: "Any commercial grazing permitted, as of the date of the enactment of this Act, in the primitive areas delineated under this section shall be phased out as provided in section 5."
The Wildlands Project is no longer a laughing matter. Already, nine bills have been introduced to expand wilderness in America. Nearly two dozen bills have been introduced which authorize the government's purchase of additional private property. The concept of "multiple use" of so-called "public land" is being replaced with the reality of "no use" of public land. Logging, grazing, mining - use of America's resources - is being curtailed for the benefit of a turtle, or a frog, or a weed.
The nine million acres of wilderness originally designated by the 1964 Wilderness Act, has grown to hundreds of millions of acres of wilderness, including 47 U.N. "Biosphere Reserves." Governments already own more than 40 per cent of the total land area in America. The Andrews bill seeks to take even more land out of production.
The land, the source of our economic prosperity, is being locked up, out of reach of individuals and industry, forcing our economic future to become dependent upon the very nations that eagerly await America's downfall.
Efforts to protect the environment by assigning the responsibility to government, are simply wrongheaded. The most degraded environments in the world are those for which the government has primary management responsibility. The forest fires of recent years are further evidence of government's inability to manage the land it already owns.
Private owners are, by far, better stewards of the resources upon which their livelihood depends, than is an agency of government, or an organization of zealots, or an international commission meeting in Gland Switzerland.
Dave Foreman's vision, and Robert Andrews' bill should be rejected. Free people create free markets; neither can survive when the government owns the sources of production.
Lamb is the executive vice president of the
Environmental Conservation Organization, and chairman of
Sovereignty International.
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Remember this little guy? We're happy to report that the loggerhead hatchling we transported to North Carolina Aquarium is doing well!
Just days before Hurricane Sandy hit the Northeast in October of 2012, our Marine Animal Rescue Program (MARP) team rescued and began caring for a loggerhead sea turtle hatchling found on Assateague Island National Seashore.
Sadly the sole survivor from the nest, our MARP team cared for the hatchling until it was strong enough to be transported to North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores for further care and release!
We're thrilled to report that the young loggerhead is doing well and has grown a significant amount since his initial rescue! While he's is still considered a bit small for his age class, the turtle is eating a good amount and diving well!
The wonderful team over at North Carolina Aquarium is hoping to release the loggerhead back into the ocean soon.
Stay tuned for updates on his release!


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Leaves generally simple, alternate or opposite, generally stipuled, petioled; blade entire, toothed, or palmately lobed
Inflorescence: cyme, panicle, raceme, spike; flowers sometimes in clusters (dense, enclosed by involucre, flower-like in Chamaesyce, Euphorbia ), terminal or axillary
Flower unisexual, ± radial; sepals generally 35, free or fused; petals generally 0; stamens 1many, free or filaments fused; ovary superior, chambers 14, styles free or fused, simple or lobed
Fruit: generally capsule
Seeds 12 per chamber; seed scar appendage sometimes present, pad- to dome-like
Genera in family: 300 genera, 7500 species: ± worldwide especially tropical; some cultivated (Aleurites , tung oil; Euphorbia subsp.; Hevea , rubber; Ricinus )
Reference: [Webster 1967 J Arnold Arbor 48:303430]
Many species ± highly TOXIC.
Annual, perennial herb, generally monoecious, glabrous or hairy
Stem ascending to erect, < 1 m; branches forked, forks equal
Leaves cauline, generally alternate; stipules 0 or gland-like; petiole present or 0; leaf base symmetrical
Inflorescence flower-like or not, generally clustered; clusters generally umbel-like or cyme-like; involucre ± bell-shaped; bracts 5, fused; glands generally 4, distal appendages generally 0; flowers central
Staminate flowers 5many, generally in 5 clusters around pistillate flower
Pistillate flower 1, central, stalked; ovary chambers 3, ovule 1 per chamber, styles 3, separate or fused at base, divided or entire
Fruit: capsule, round to 3-angled or -lobed in X -section
Seed round or angled in X -section; surface smooth or sculptured, generally with a knob-like structure at attachment scar
Species in genus: ± 1500 species: warm temp to tropical, worldwide. See Chamaesyce
Etymology: (Latin: Euphorbus, Physician to the King of Mauritania, 1st century)
Reference: [Wheeler 1936 Bull S Calif Acad Sci 35:127147]
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Inflorescence: involucre 2 mm, bell-shaped, glabrous; gland 12 mm, crescent-shaped, 2-horned
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Pistillate flower: style divided < 1/2 length
Fruit 33.5 mm, oblong, lobed, glabrous
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With information from a series of surveys we analyze the evolution of the ideal family size in México and Colombia. In both countries a generational change takes place to the extent that young women want fewer children. In México women in a marital union state a reproductive ideal close to three children or even superior, which reflects on the average of 3.3 children; whereas in Colombia women approach two children as the ideal number. In this article we present for the first time in the literature an indicator called 'ideal probabilities of family growth".
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You may have noticed this already, but I'm all for stating the obvious.
People are either raiding the hell out of ICC, or warming up alts for the Cataclysm.
The raiding isn't happening for me. It occurs to me I haven't even picked up this weeks weekly raid quest.
I'm not even chasing the Frost emblems in the daily random. There's no question that they are a great way to augment your ICC emblem haul, but I'm not racking up the T10 gear, so my enthusiasm has waned.
As for leveling alts… It was raised the other day by one of my mates. My immediate "no" changed to a maybe reasonably quickly, but I'm stretched playing two characters… So 3 is pushing my luck and time.
Instead I am finding myself spending more time playing my alt…. errr my main… errr the one relegated to alt status, my original love, this blogs inspiration.
Yes, Gnomeaggedon has managed to push Squidly into a dark corner.
Sure Squidly gets let out for a run occasionally, particularly if my mates are looking for heals for a random etc… but otherwise Squidly is too far down the character selection screen.
What has brought on the change of mind?
A few things pushed me over the edge.
Cheap T9
At 1st it was just Squidly grinding out the emblems. Fundamentally instant queues encouraged me to stock up, fast.
Soon enough I realized that Gnomeaggedon could join in on the feast. The difference was the relatively (to Squidly) long queue times.
But with Gnomeaggedon, I got a breather from the PuGs, which even I admit can bring you down on occasions.
Relatively quick instance groups
Waiting 10, 15, 20 minutes for a group is such a pain and I was spoilt by Squidly. However, the reality is that I have stayed in LFG all night (yes 6 hours) without getting a group pre-LFD, so as long as I could find a way (apart from laps of Lagaran) I would be happy.
Raid tastings
Since spliting with my group of mates, Gnomeaggedon hasn't raided… That's since Naxx… 3 raid instances ago.
Squidly ran a few, people are always:
LF1M heals & G2G
Want Resto Shaman! /drool Heroism
However I have found spamming LFG, Trade and General chat:
Low gearscore, out of practice, low dps Mage LFG raid, pst
didn't usually get me many spots… Maybe if I didn't mention I was a Mage I might have more luck.
The weekly raid however has people filling spots with anyone, anything.
LF1M, Non-Combat Pet acceptable, owner must have GS > 0 (That excludes you Balth)
PvP goes Boom!
Then there was War… Gnomo a Belfo.
I lost my enthusiasm for BGs a while back. Squidly was the last nail in the coffin. I know I have complained in the past about dps forgetting the poor healer, but in hindsight Squidly has a life expectancy measured in minutes, whereas Gnomeaggedon's is measured in seconds.
It frustrates me no end that Blizzard has 50% more HKs on Squidlys permanent record than on Gnomeaggedon, still maybe that's true. I know Squidly just soaks up the Honor and kills when he's in a BG, but Gnomeaggedon has to work at it… Maybe because Squidly is healing packs and Gnomeaggedon is /failsoloing packs.
The worst part of the 20 minute LFD wait was not being able to do anything. I'm still frustrated that I can't queue for a combination of raid, BG & instance.
WSG is usually complete before an instance pops. I can normally do 3-4 before a raid invite pops.
So, desperate to do something, my attention turned to the Old World. Needing a reason to be there (no, 10 copper piece rewards are not reward in themselves), I pulled the achievement card.
Wondering how much time I have spent waiting for raids, instances and BGs… Eastern Kingdoms done and 150 quests of Kalimdor.
Two types of love…
Love is in the air.
I'm not really fussed on getting the holiday acheivements with Squidly. If I have time and excess energy, sure.
Gnomeaggedon however seems to have 1/4 of each of the holidays done. Not bad considering I probably would have only dedicated 1-2 hours to each one and dedicated is an exaggeration.
Gnome love
- Well, love of my Gnome, Gnomeaggedon.
- When I put my PvP hat on and strut around the spirit healer, I feel alive.
- When I'm bottom of recount, yet still pulling threat on the bosses, I feel at home.
- When I get to the character selection screen and look no further than the 1st character, I feel releived.
How To: Sorting your characters on the Character Selection screen
Question: What would you do to get your characters in the right order on your character selection screen?
It's frustrating that while you can sort on an iPhone app, you can't sort them in game.
What a mate of mine did…
A combination of:
Deletion, Renaming and character transfer + renaming.
They are (for) now in the perfect order… Some people are too [anal] retentive.
Gnome taking 1st place again
So with the approach of Cataclysm I'm not racing to complete Arathas
(note to Aman'Thul – if you want a pug Gnome and/or Squid on a regular basis, then drop me a line. I'd love to see more, but my mates guilds are so far ahead of me that they only get me in for roflstomping content when 15 or 16 bodies in the 25 man raid make no difference – note, I'm not joining your guild, but I will roll on your phat loots).
Instead I think I will fill my time with all the other bits of the game, still plenty for this old Gnome to see and do before the world comes to a cataclysmic end.
Ohhh have you noticed how many Mage bloggers recently rerolled and loved healing?
Have you noticed how many are coming back to their 1st love!
Getting less Patient with Age.
PS: yes OK, Squidly got most of my weekend time… Something about an "Elder" title.. Squidly the Elder feels much more appropriate right now that Squidly the Patient.
Let me tell you how frustrated I am with the split holiday activation. I realise most of you have no idea what I am talking about, but on the Oceanic Servers we get lucky. Our events start at midnight local server time, so we had the Lunar Festival (the Love festival etc) start 3/4 of a day before any other US realms…
We dont' get the whole thing!
Our instances are on the Battleground time clock – which means we don't get them until (at least) 7 pm. It's such a pain having to waltz around quests and achievements you can't do.
Yes, the events do finish the "day early" (well, on-time server time) as well.
What are Blizzard afraid of, that we Oceanic types might get a world 1st? 1st Valentine's delivered?
Let's consider that a bonus for limiting us to playing 6 nights a week due to weekly downtime?
Europe already has the full event, so we aren't going to spoil anything…
Gnomer and Out!
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Facebook's M&A team is on the move again. This time, the social giant has made a talent acquisition, snapping up five employees, including the founder, from the social startup Storylane.
"The team from Storylane will be an incredible addition to Facebook," a Facebook spokesperson told AllThingsD in a statement. "Their previous work showcasing real identity through sincere and meaningful content will make them a perfect fit at Facebook."
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Facebook won't be buying the technology or product behind Storylane; it's a straight-up talent grab.
Storylane was spearheaded by Jonathan Gheller, a regular in Silicon Valley circles, who launched Storylane late last year with the aim of highlighting personal content that's more in-depth than other social mediums (or so Gheller said upon launch last year).
I hear that Gheller will be joining Sam Lessin's team at Facebook, the man who spearheaded Facebook's massive Timeline project. That could prove interesting, especially since I've also heard that Facebook is working on some significant changes to Timeline, as well. (Though, as always, Facebook is constantly tweaking the dials on all of its products to see what works best on a user-engagement level. Take a look at News Feed, for example!)
Also curious: One of Storylane's key features was following the stories that were seeing the most trending activity within the service itself. Sort of interesting, given Facebook's "best socialized newspaper" metaphor that Zuckerberg continuously referred to at Facebook's new News Feed event on Thursday. It also sounds a lot like what Twitter has done for ages, and is trying to get better at. Perhaps joining Lessin's team will integrate some of the trending "stories" into Timeline in a more cohesive way. (Or not. We'll see what Gheller and his crew end up doing.)
"Facebook's mission of connecting the world has always been at the center of our work, and like our friends at Facebook, meaningful connections are what our team is most passionate about," Gheller said in a post on Storylane on Friday.


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Dawes Packets
Records: 56,634 · Complete: 100%
by Craig R. Scott, CG
President Grover Cleveland appointed a commission to negotiate land with the Native American tribes in 1893. The Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes is commonly referred to as the Dawes Commission, after Henry L. Dawes, its chairman. Members of the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole tribes were entitled to an allotment of land in return for abolishing their tribal governments and recognizing Federal law. The commission accepted applications between 1896 and 1914 from these five tribes to establish eligibility. The initial enrollment of 1896 was declared invalid and applicants had to reapply in 1898. Originally, the application process ended in 1907, but an act of Congress in 1914 accepted a few additional names. The lists created by the commission of accepted persons are commonly known as the "Dawes Rolls." Their proper name is the "Final Rolls of the Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory."
These records have also been referred to as the "Dawes Rolls," the "Dawes Enrollment Applications," and the "Dawes Enrollment Jackets."
The Dawes Packets are contained within the following record group: Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1793-1989.
The General Allotment Act, also known as the Dawes Act, was enacted on February 8, 1887. It was named for US Senator Henry L. Dawes of Massachusetts. It was amended in 1891 and 1906, and remained in effect until 1934. The Act authorized the president to survey tribal land and divide the arable land. Individuals could receive 160 acres to farm, 80 acres to raise cattle, or 40 acres for normal living purposes. A section of the law stated that upon completion of the land patent process the allotment holder would become a US citizen. The original act exempted the Five Civilized Tribes and several others from the act.
The Act of March 3, 1893, an Indian Office appropriation bill, contained a rider which created the Dawes Commission. The commission's purpose was to convince the Five Civilized Tribes (the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole) to agree to give up their community-held tribe's title to Indian lands, using an allotment process that would transfer the land titles to individual Indians.
The Indian nations lost much of their land as a result of the Dawes Commission, as it cleared the way for white settlers to purchase the land from the Indians. The Indians had more money, but no longer had the land, an impact of long-lasting consequences relating to tribal power. Some tribes have chosen to exclude from tribal membership those who cannot claim descent from an individual on the "Final Rolls."
Document types
Individual packets vary in their contents, but the basic file consists of an affidavit and a decision from the Department of the Interior regarding the eligibility of the individual under the Act. In some cases, there are also affidavits from others. There are, on occasion, licenses, court orders, testimonies and transcripts. Each packet is enclosed in its own jacket.
Some examples of the variety of documents to be found within the packets include:
Affidavit of W.H. Jackson regarding the death of his son, Colbert H. Jackson on 18 November 1899.
Marriage License of C.W. Jackson and Essie Glover, dated 4 May 1901.
Affidavit of Essie Jackson regarding the birth of her son, Jerold Winnoford Jackson, dated 6 May 1902.
More are included in the following case study.
Case study
Waldo Emerson "Dode" McIntosh was born in 1893 in Smith County, Tennessee. He was a principal chief of the Creek tribe, the 14th member of his family to be chief, serving from 1961 to 1971. He served two terms as President of the Inter-tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes, was recognized as the Indian of the Year, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Historical Society. He was proud of both his Native American and Scottish heritage. As principal chief of the Creek Nation, he successfully sued the US government for almost $4,000,000 in reparations for land taken illegally in 1814. The list of his contributions to his tribe and the United States are numerous. He died on August 28, 1991, at the age of 98.
In 1901, Dode's father, Albert Gallatin "Cheesie" McIntosh moved his family from Tennessee to Checatah, Indian Territory. He was the son of Col. Daniel N. McIntosh and, while in Tennessee, he went by the name James Gentry Brown. He became a lawyer and practiced in Carthage. He served as County Superintendent of Schools in Smith County. When he returned to Indian Territory, he resumed the McIntosh name. He later became Superintendent of Schools for the Creek Nation. He practiced law at Checotah until 1915 when he died.
Albert Gallatin McIntosh had to apply three times in order to obtain a favorable decision from the Department of the Interior.
His first affidavit was taken on June 27, 1899, after he returned to the Indian Territory in May of that year. In this affidavit, he states that he is a member of the Creek Nation, that he received payments from the Creek Nation while in Tennessee, and that the Nation knew that he was in Tennessee at the time of payment.
A second affidavit was taken on April 30, 1901, after he had again returned to the Indian Territory. This examination includes a statement that the 1890 Creek roll and 1895 Authenticated Census roll of Coweta Town were examined. A.G. with his two sons, Frieland and Van Allen, are found on the 1890 roll. Two more sons, Newman and Waldo, along with those on the 1890 roll, are found on the 1895 roll.
The Department of the Interior Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Indian Territory, on May 13, 1901, denied the application for enrollment, as the family did not meet the residency requirement under the provisions of Section 21 of the 1898 Act.
A third affidavit was taken on June 10, 1901, under Section 29 of the Creek agreement of May 25, 1901.
The Department of the Interior Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Indian Territory, found that under the Creek agreement of 1901, the McIntosh family were clearly entitled to enrollment.
Using the collection
The packets are arranged by tribe, by status, and by account. First is it necessary to know the tribe and then the status of the individual. The Dawes Packets only include information for the Cherokee, Creeks, Choctaws, Chickasaws, and Seminoles (the Five Civilized Tribes). If the person you are looking for does not belong to one of these tribes, you will not find them in the Dawes Packets.
If you do not know the name of the tribe, try the Fold3 search function. Alternatively, you may be able to verify tribe information on the 1900 US Federal Census. In most cases, the Dawes Commission used a matriarchal system (based on the mother's tribe). For example, if one's mother was a Chickasaw and the father was a Freedman, the person would be listed as a Chickasaw. If one's father was a Chickasaw and the mother was a Freedman, the person would be listed as a Chickasaw Freedmen. Since there are other groups, you may have to look in several places.
Within each of the five tribes, you will find the following groups:
- Cherokee
- Cherokee by Blood
- Cherokee Freedmen
- Cherokee Freedmen Minor
- Cherokee Intermarried White
- Cherokee Memo Cherokee Minor
- Chickasaw
- Chickasaw by Blood
- Chickasaw Freedmen
- Chickasaw Freedmen Minor
- Chickasaw Minor
- Chickasaw Newborn
- Choctaw
- Choctaw by Blood
- Choctaw Freedmen
- Choctaw Minor
- Choctaw Newborn
- Choctaw-Chickasaw Memos
- Mississippi Choctaw
- Mississippi Choctaw Freedmen
- Mississippi Choctaw Identified
- Mississippi Choctaw Memo (2 categories need to be looked at)
- Mississippi Choctaw Minor
- Creek Enrollment Cards
- Creek Field Jackets
- Creek Freedmen Field Cards
- Creek Freedmen Minor
- Creek Freedmen Newborn
- Creek Memorandum
- Creek Minor
- Creek Newborn
- Creek Not Entitled
- Seminole
- Seminole Memorandum 1
- Seminole Newborn
- Seminole Newborn Freedmen
There are also 347 packets without designation. They are described as "[Blank]" within Tribe and Group categories.
To prove someone was a member of a tribe, the applicant had to declare membership in one, and only one, tribe. Many people were of mixed blood, sharing membership in more than one tribe. So "1/4 Choctaw" does not mean that there are not other tribal connections not described in this material.
Not finding someone in these records does not mean that he or she was not a tribal member prior to the Dawes Commission. Many people did not enroll out of fear of the government. Freedmen or slaves of Indians were also kept off the rolls.
To access the Dawes Packet for a particular person using Fold3's browse menu, perform the following steps:
- Browse "Dawes Packets"
- Select the Tribe
- Select the Group, or Record Type (usually By Blood, Freedman, Minor, etc)
- Select the Card-range
- Select the Card (the Packet), which also identifies the person by name
Next, choose a page number so the page image and film strip opens. From there, you can select and browse pages within a packet. These are arranged as they are on the original microfilm reel. You then have options to view, print, or save the images. Fold3 provides researchers, genealogists, and historians with maximum flexibility for extracting relevant data from the Dawes Packet images. Some suggestions for accessing and using the Dawes Packets include:
- View the Dawes Packets online and perform visual searches.
- Print the Dawes Packets for reference offline as a hard copy.
- Save the individual microfilm frame images for reference offline as an electronic copy that can be enlarged, reduced, or otherwise enhanced using image-editing software.
- Perform online searches for specific names.
The most efficient search parameters are first name and last name, as in "Albert McIntosh".
Related resources
An online tutorial relating to The Dawes Rolls is available at archives.gov, the NARA website.
Dawes How To is a downloadable PDF file of the above tutorial by the National Archives, with tips and instructions relating to The Dawes Rolls.
Use the following link for more information about the Dawes Commission.
Those wishing to learn more regarding the holdings of the National Archives may link to the website for the National Archives facility in Fort Worth, Texas.
To perform basic searches of the holdings at Fort Worth, and at other National Archives locations, link to NARA's Archival Research Catalog (ARC). Search on the word "Dawes".
Several additional resources are available for researching Native Americans who are members of the Five Civilized Tribes. The Dawes Commission rejected two-thirds of the applications for enrollment. Those who were rejected also have Dawes Packets and census cards.
To see if an individual's census card is available online through the Archival Research Catalog (ARC), visit www.archives.gov/research/arc and enter the words "enrollment" and the person's name in the search box. Some digital copies are available, but none for the Choctaw. If a digital image is not found, it can be ordered from Fort Worth.
Some of the 1896 Citizenship Applications that were declared invalid are also available online and can be found using the ARC People Search. Whenever you do a "people search" it is a good idea to do a description search as well.
The Final Rolls are also online. Scroll down the webpage until you find the tribe. Names are alphabetical by first letter of surname within the tribe. Obtain the roll number for further research.
Records of the Eastern Cherokee are not included in the Dawes Packets. An index to these applications are found in the Guion-Miller Rolls on National Archives microfilm M1104, Records Relating to Enrollment of Eastern Cherokee by Guion Miller, 1908-1910. This index includes the names of 45,847 people who applied for compensation following a judgment of the US Court of Claims in 1906. You can view the Guion-Miller Rolls Index online.
Other NARA microfilms dealing with this area of research are:
- M1650 - Applications from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Muskogee Area Office, Relating to Enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes Under the Act of 1896
- M1186 – Enrollment Cards of the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898-1914
Review Cherokee census and payment rolls from 1867-1896. They are available from NARA's Fort Worth facility on microfilm 7RA25.
These are images scanned from the National Archives microfilm publication M1301, Applications for Enrollment of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1989-1914. The original records are within Record Group 75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1793-1989, located at NARA's Southwest Region (Fort Worth, Texas).
About the contributor
A professional genealogical and historical researcher for more than twenty years, Craig R. Scott is a Certified Genealogist who specializes in the records of the National Archives, especially those that relate to the military. He is a member of the Company of Military Historians and has served in the past on the boards of the Virginia Genealogical Society, the Association of Professional Genealogists, and the Maryland Genealogical Society. He is the author of The 'Lost Pensions': Settled Accounts of the Act of 6 April 1838 and Records of the Accounting Officers of the Department of the Treasury, Inventory 14 (Revised).


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The eldest daughter of former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards says it was difficult to watch the experience her parents went through after he revealed that he'd had an affair.
Cate Edwards spoke in an interview scheduled to be aired on NBC's Today show Friday morning and on "Rock Center with Brian Williams" that evening. She said her father told her of the affair and that she was devastated by the news, adding that it was hard to see them go through the ordeal. The 31-year-old attorney's comments were reported on the Today website.
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In anticipation of St Davids tomorrow, I have been offering Glamorgan Sausage Dogs (based on the American Hot Dog) all week. I have to admit, they are not yet as popular as the vegetarian burgers I make or the eyebrow raising and conversation starting Elvis Presley Bagel - but they do certainly get the thumbs up for flavour.
I could easily have served up Welsh Rarebit like many eateries here in Wales, but to me Welsh Rarebit is effectively just cheese on toast jazzed up a little with some designer leaves on the side. I guess its the celebrity chef Gary Rhodes affect, some of you may remember when he made the humble and homely Bread and Pudding fashionable to eat at high end restaurants. So some places can get away charging almost £7 for cheese on toast, but not here - here we are going a little bit modern and its only under £3. The Glamorgan Sausage known as Selsig Morgannwg in W elsh is made from Caerphilly cheese, leeks, breadcrumbs, mustard, seasoning and binded with egg yolk is freshly made and cooked and then put into a finger roll, that is generously filled with home-made coleslaw and a good squirt of French Mustard, on the side for garnish if you so wish - some salted crisps. For my Glamorgan Sausage recipe follow this link.
Alongside the vegetarian Glamorgan Dog, I have also been making a Vegetarian Chilli Dog, a fat vegetarian sausage doused generously with home-made chilli (or to keep it strictly Welsh topped with my take on what would be a Welsh Chilli Con Carne) and then prettily tarted up with some jalapeno peppers. The soured cream and extra Welsh cheddar cheese is optional, but more about that later.
I will also share you more original Welsh inspired delights over the next few days including the Welsh Chilli Con Carne, just got to remember to take my camera with me. And if you can't wait, here are some Vegan and Vegetarian Welsh dishes from previous years featured on my blog. Or click on this link and I mustn't forget my Welsh Eggs!


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A two-month delay in the state�s Tag & Tax Together program has some county tax offices up in arms.
A two-month delay in the state�s Tag & Tax Together program has some county tax offices up in arms.
�We�ve been working on it like a bunch of dogs since November,� Greene County Tax Administrator Becky Sutton said.
The program, which will have the N.C. Department of Revenue billing customers directly, was set into law in 2005 and has been extended three times, Marge Howell, DMV communications officer, said.
�It began,� she said, �� to allow counties to collect their vehicle taxes in a timely manner.�
The counties who have worked to upgrade their software and prepare the July bills to send to the Department of Revenue now have to perform the billing again using the old billing method.
Jones County Tax Administrator Wayne Vanderford said his staff now, figuratively, has to �throw it out the window.�
�I had to hire more people to do this,� he said. �� All those files we were doing for five months, we found out we�ve got to throw them out.�
Lenoir County Tax Administrator Darrell Parrish said the process created additional work, but it did give his staff a chance to learn the process.
�It�s unfortunate it was delayed, in my opinion,� he said.
The state�s 100 counties were told to have the July bills ready by May. Lenoir, Greene and Jones counties finished up by Friday, but at about 4:30 p.m., all the counties received an email thanking them for their hard work and telling them the program would be delayed until September because the software vendors were not ready.
�There are more than 600 dealers in North Carolina who use vendors for online services to title and register vehicles,� wrote David B. Baker, director of the Local Government Commission, in the email. �� To provide these important business partners and their software vendors additional time to test and certify their online services for vehicle dealers, we will implement the new Tax and Tag Together program beginning with the September renewals.�
The state�s computer system is expected to go live on July 1 as required by the state, but the combined tax and tags won�t be implemented until the September tag renewals are due.
Howell said the vendors supply the software for the 600 new car dealerships that use the online system.
�It enables them to register and title vehicles online,� she said.
What the Tag & Tax program will mean for state residents is they will have to pay their vehicle property tax at the same time they purchase a new vehicle or register one or their cars won�t be registered.
Howell said there is a provision that will allow new vehicle purchasers to obtain a 60-day temporary tag and pay the property tax by the end of the 60-day period.
Residents renewing their tags can get their state inspection up to 60 days prior to registering their car, she said, adding these options spread the costs out over a longer period of time.
The new bills will reflect both vehicle property tax information from counties and other taxing jurisdictions, as well as vehicle registration and inspection information. Both tag renewals and tax payments will come in one bill and must be paid in full to renew vehicle registration.
Wynn Odom of Wynn Odom Ford said he wasn�t clear on all the factors involved in accessing the customers� property tax for new vehicles, or on what method the tax would be based. He was also concerned the customer would be paying sales tax and interest on the tax if the property tax is rolled into a loan.
�There�s a whole lot of complexity to it,� Odom said about the program.
He was also concerned about handling out-of-state sales. Howell said the dealerships would only be responsible for the taxes of vehicles at the situs address, or legal residence, of North Carolina.
Margaret Fisher can be reached at 252-559-1082 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @MargaretFishr.
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For information about the Tax & Tags Together program, visit ncdot.gov/dmv. Information for new car dealerships can be found at ncdot.gov/dmv/vehicle and click on the second Connect NCDOT to the right.


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