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he Association for Gravestone Studies (AGS) was founded in 1977 for the purpose of furthering the study and preservation of gravestones. AGS is an international organization with an interest in gravemarkers of all periods and styles. Through its publications, conferences, workshops and exhibits, AGS promotes the study of gravestones from historical and artistic perspectives, expands public awareness of the significance of historic gravemarkers, and encourages individuals and groups to record and preserve gravestones. At every opportunity, AGS cooperates with groups that have similar interests.
Conferences: An annual conference, held in June, features lectures, guided cemetery tours, slide presentations, exhibits, classes, and documentation and conservation workshops. The 2013 conference, our thirty-sixth, will be held at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, June 18-23, 2013. Fellow enthusiasts will join together for an enjoyable, informative and fun five days of learning and comaraderie.
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Membership benefits include the quarterly newsletter, AGS Quarterly and a monthly e-newsletter. Both feature articles, book reviews, research material, and items of general interest to AGS members. Members also receive Markers: Annual Journal of the Association for Gravestone Studies; discounts on AGS publications and access to the research clearinghouse. AGS has approximately 1,000 members worldwide, including members in England, Scotland, Australia, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Canada, Japan and Brazil. Membership categories are discussed further in Join the AGS.
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Markers: Each issue of Markers, the Association's annual scholarly journal, features definitive illustrated articles on many aspects of cemeteries and gravemarkers. It also includes the annual international bibliography, "The Year's Work in Cemetery/Gravemarker Studies." Markers seeks submissions from scholars and researchers in all fields. Contact the editor, June Hadden Hobbs, for further information and manuscript guidelines. Beginning with Volume XXI, each new issue of Markers is automatically shipped to members. Back issues can also be ordered separately (see the complete list of Markers contents, issues, and prices). AGS Monthly e-newsletter The e-newsletter features announcements of upcoming events (AGS and gravestone/cemetery-related activities sponsored by other organizations), short articles, special sales, queries, and links to interesting websites. The e-newsletter is sent to all AGS members, but back issues can be read by all on our publications page.
Other Publications: The Association's publications also include A Graveyard Preservation Primer the source for those who are contemplating the restoration of a cemetery.
AGS Archives: The Archive Library is housed in the Greenfield office. While we do not allow archival books to be removed from the premises, members may make arrangements with the AGS staff to use them during AGS office hours. The AGS Archives is being transferred to the Special Collections Department, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Collections may be used according to their procedures (http://www.library.umass.edu/spcoll/).
Research Clearinghouse: AGS offers assistance to members involved in research on gravestone-related topics. Members may access this resource by contacting the AGS Office. Inquiries may also be placed in the AGS monthly electronic newsletter by sending the query to the AGS office. Before you ask a question, please check Preservation, Symbolism, and More Information.
Awards and Scholarships: The Forbes Award is usually, but not necessarily, presented annually by the AGS Board of Trustees to honor an individual, institution, or organization in recognition of exceptional service to the field of gravestone studies. The award is named for Harriette Merrifield Forbes of Worcester, Massachusetts, who photographed gravestones and studied their carvers in the early 1900s. In 1927 she published a book titled Gravestones of Early New England and the Men Who Made Them which was the first serious study of gravestones in the twentieth century.
The Forbes Award is the highest honor bestowed by the Association. The purpose of the award is to formally honor, show appreciation for, and encourage outstanding work in the field of gravestone studies. To submit a nomination, please visit our Forbes Award pages.
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New pod belt, hopper or a PE bag?
Posted 04 October 2012 - 01:28 PM
I'm thinking about buying some paintball stuff now.
I got in mind:
A new pod belt with magnets (currently got a cheap Valken belt)
Change my Empire Prophecy V2(?) one before Z2) to a Virtue Spire hopper.
OR, buying a Planet Eclipse roller bag.
(currently got a cheap umbro carry bag for my gear)
I have albow&knee pads. Not sure if I should buy some chest protections or slider shorts. So far, I have survived well without it
I play reball, so I cannot fill my prophecy full els it will jam. Spire can be filled all up and no jam.
Not sure if its the pod belt fault or what but with 3 pods it bounce alot up and down when I run.
I'm not sure what to buy. I would like a pe bag but not sure :/
SO, after reading this, what would you buy/upgrade if u were in my position.
Thanks for all advice.
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Posted 04 October 2012 - 02:10 PM
I would get a new pod pack.
Posted 04 October 2012 - 02:39 PM
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Posted 05 October 2012 - 02:46 PM
After what u guys read, is the problem my pack if its bounce alot with 3 pods? Will it be better with a morr expensive pack?
I'm very tempted to buy a bag tho.. It looks very nice and pro xD
And no need for more protections?
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Posted 09 October 2012 - 11:42 PM
I personally would say just use the money on playing or save up and spend it on something you would find even more useful.
Posted 11 October 2012 - 12:27 AM
Get a used spire with the leftover cash.
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Posted 11 October 2012 - 05:52 AM
So it stands between pod pack or loader. No one thinks that I should get sliderpants or chestpadding so
The pod pock I have today is this Valken Fate (I think):
It bounce alot with only 3 pods on and it slides up on my body so after every round I have to pull it more down.
It also annoy me that my jersey is getting teared apart cause the straps on the pack is getting stuck in my beautiful team jersey. Thats why I want a magnetic pod pack.
The loader works great on paint. But with reballs (using it ALOT), I can't fill it all the way up. Like one pod is enough (200balls) in the 240balls hopper.
Thanks for all answers btw. Hopper vs pod pack? :/
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Posted 12 October 2012 - 05:33 PM
But I can mention that the Spire gets 20% off this weekend at my local pb shop (before $262, weekend $210).
The belt is not on sale, and costs 94$ (from NOK to USD).
It's so hard! I'm leaning forward to pod belt cause I don't really like the one I have. Tears apart my team jersey and moves alot on body and bounce with 3 pods. I won't think about how it would be with 4+ pods!
But it would also be good with a hopper that I can fill all the way up and not be afraid of jamming (I have tried it at my reball field and it does not jam still with artificial turf in it.
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Improving the city's walkability
The experience of walking is at the heart of what makes a good city. Everyone is a pedestrian. Changes that make San Francisco more walkable do more than just improve mobility; they make it a joy to be a part of the city. Pedestrian improvements also make the city safer, especially for children and seniors. But even for the young and able-bodied, it will have a dramatic effect on the quality of life.
Supporting many different ways to get around
San Francisco is a multi-modal city. Besides walking, motor vehicles account for the most trips, but transit carries more than 1,000,000 trips every day—700,000 on Muni, about 340,000 on BART, plus regional buses, ferries and private shuttles. Transit captures the largest portion of trips into the financial district every morning. Bicycles carry about 90,000 trips every day. Taxis and shared cars have a growing role. We must recognize that actions in support of one mode will affect another, and ensure that we protect the diversity of modes.
Encouraging transit-oriented development
How we use our land is as important as how we design our streets to the transportation experience. We must build more housing and jobs along transit corridors and in already transit-oriented neighborhoods, where transportation can be more efficient. This means zoning for taller buildings and higher density in downtown and along the BART and Muni Metro lines in the neighborhoods. It means allowing new in-law units and eliminating parking and density limits in some neighborhoods. Buildings should face the street, to provide interest for pedestrians and "eyes on the street" to enhance safety.
Anticipating growth by accommodating more transit riders
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SPUR supports Muni's Central Subway and advocates for improvements to the plan. Most importantly, the subway line must be extended at least one station to North Beach. A second priority is the lengthening of the subway platforms that are currently planned to accommodate only two-car trains, a capital cost-saving measure that could end up costing more in operating expense in the long run, if our goals for transit ridership are met.
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San Francisco is getting closer to construction of the city's first true "bus rapid transit" lines, where exclusive rights-of-way, new buses, fancy stations, and other treatments give rubber-tired buses many of the characteristics of more efficient and comfortable light rail trains. SPUR has several members on the advisory committee for both the Geary and Van Ness Avenue project and strongly supports their robust implementation.
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MONTPELIER Gov. Peter Shumlin has blamed federal officials for a fiscal setback that could force Vermont to retreat from a post-Irene recovery plan that had banked on nearly $90 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
A months-long paper trail obtained in a public-records request, however, suggests that federal funding for the rebuild of the Vermont State Hospital and Waterbury office complex was never as secure as the first-term Democrat has suggested in recent days.
Administration officials delivered news of the potential shortfall to legislators 12 days ago, laying culpability for the dire midyear adjustment at the feet of FEMA.
Commissioner of Buildings and General Services Mike Obuchowski said the federal agency had deceived state officials. Shumlin himself said last week that FEMA had committed verbally and in writing to funding levels that were reflected in the budget approved by legislators in May.
The head person from FEMA made us all kinds of promises. Weve got emails saying were going to get this. Shumlin told the editorial board at the Rutland Herald and Times Argus on July 23. FEMA made us a promise to get us 90 percent funding on the state hospital ... and to give us significant funding to rebuild the Waterbury complex. That was the promise.
But email correspondence between regional FEMA officials and high-ranking administration staffers show the federal government going out of its way to express its inability to predict what kind of aid Vermont might ultimately receive.
Additional emails will be forthcoming in coming days, according to the governors general counsel.
In one Feb. 22 email, Secretary of Administration Jeb Spaulding looks to secure at least a conceptual okay for the administrations plan to replace the state hospital with a new psychiatric facility somewhere in central Vermont.
A top FEMA official says the agency doesnt have the legal authority to make a conceptual ok.
We can say that FEMA will participate, however to what extent is dependent on (federal regulations), Nick Russo, associate director of FEMAs New England division, wrote in an email. We are required to obtain all required info and balance insurance proceeds against the costs. Secondly, we can only reimburse those costs deemed to (be) reasonable, which can only be determined after a direction is chosen and a benefit cost analysis is established for the project.
Republican candidate for governor Randy Brock, who acquired the same records in his own records request, seized the email chain as evidence of fiscal mismanagement by the Shumlin administration.
Brock said the months-long debate earlier this year over the future of the states mental health system and central office complex was predicated on the FEMA reimbursement figures provided to the Legislature by the Shumlin administration.
Im wondering why the Legislature was led to believe with almost unanimous certainty that we were going to get 90 percent federal money, because the documents Im looking at dont seem to say that, Brock said Tuesday. Those of us in the Legislature who voted on this bill did so based on the assurances we received from the administration that this FEMA money would be there. To now find out theres a substantial question about what level of funding well actually receive is shocking.
Spaulding on Tuesday said no one from the administration ever attached iron-clad assurances to the FEMA money outlined in its budget proposals.
He said he pressed FEMA for clarity as the state looked to address building pressure in a mental-health system overburdened by the loss of the 52-bed hospital. While he never got any promises from FEMA, Spaulding said at least one of the emails gave him reason to believe that Vermont could expect to receive FEMA reimbursement for the state hospital plan that ultimately passed the Legislature.
That plan includes a new, 25-bed facility in Berlin, as well as the creation of additional bed space at existing private facilities in Rutland and Brattleboro.
In the email Spaulding referenced, he asked Russo whether he could envision any showstoppers that would prevent FEMA participation in that plan.
Russo responds on Feb. 23, saying the only show stoppers that I see initially would be the decision to rebuild in a flood plain for any drastic change in function or capacity.
I believe we will be able to assist in some way, Russo continued. It will come down to the extent that we can participate after insurance and all other factors are considered. Spaulding said the exchange made him feel secure in the integrity of the administrations budget proposal.
We had to follow the direction they were pointing us in. ... We had to use the best information we had at that particular point in time, and I was confident, Spaulding said Tuesday. I believed the direction they had pointed us in would lead a person to be of the mind that we would be eligible for public assistance.
Legislators put varying degrees of stock in the administrations FEMA projections.
Rep. Ann Donahue, a Northfield Republican who was heavily involved in the plan to replace the state hospital, said Tuesday she never considered the numbers provided to her committee as an assurance.
We were not assured of certain numbers, Donahue said. Thats not the message I heard anyway.
Sen. Dick Sears, a Bennington County Democrat, said he was led to believe lawmakers could count on the figures in the administrations budget proposal.
We had a belief that this money would be there, Sears said. There were lots of times we held budgets on rosy assumptions that dont come through, but the idea to me seemed that this (FEMA) money would be pretty routine, and that FEMA was willing to cover this money. Now who led us there? I honestly dont remember. I think it was the administration, information from Washington, the whole nine yards.
Brock said revelations about potentially less generous aid casts doubt on the recovery plans legislators spent four months fine-tuning during the most recent session.
In the event we dont get this money, then the question is how do we deal with the vulnerable people awaiting the construction of this new mental health system? Brock said.
Spaulding said the state will proceed with its mental health plans regardless of how the FEMA situation is resolved. If federal assistance is diminished, he said, then the state will look elsewhere for the money.
As for the Waterbury office complex, Spaulding and others say plans there could be affected by the final scope of FEMA funding.
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Im looking to get another tattoo. I am thinking something running or Tri related. I have not run a marathon or IM yet, so the standard 26.2 or M dot are out for now. Anyone have any cool running or Tri tats?
How about a race bib tattoo dead center of your mid-section. Number, fake sponsor name, outline of the rfid chip, safety pins in the corner.
Did an angel whisper in your ear and hold you close and take away your fear...In those long last moments
you could put number "1" on it. youll make friends that way.
theres a thread here somewhere...
found it: http://www.runningahead.com/forums/topic/9634fa9d8bc440b4a35ccf4f2963b0b4/0
Or leave the digits off. Then at your next race you can just marker in your actual number and boom! no fussing with pins.
Personally, I'd suggest going with Ashton Kutcher's tat in the Guardian flick...just a "2" on your back shoulder. That's friendly.
If that's not your style, Google turned this up:
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Thats not bad. That is if the whole race bib thing doesn't work out.
This looks like a fine idea to me. But, of course, I have absolutely zero interest in getting a tattoo of any sort.
hmm - maybe you could get a Nike or Brooks or some other running shoe tattoo. Maybe you could get a sponsorship from the same company. Maybe they would pay your entry fee for all racs.
Good luck in finding something you like.
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At conferences, people have been discussing the validity of the expression knowledge management. Many believe that the term is too vague or that the concept is subject to business hype; others feel it is an invention by consultants or only applies to those involved solely in ICT.
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The Association of Knowledgework, incorporating the esteemed Star Series Dialogues, is the brainchild of one man. On the verge of an exciting partnership with Ark Group, Jerry Ash considers the highlights of his career and talks to Rebecca Cavalôt about his baptism into KM and a future new order, where individual intellectual activity and technology will unite.
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It's that time of year again! First you might be asking "What is Camp Twin Lakes?" and secondly "What is Partners Card?"
We will kill both birds with one stone. Atlanta's Partners Card is a TEN day shopping period from October 22-31 that benefits Camp Twin Lakes, a network of camps for children with serious illnesses, disabilities and challenges! What does this mean? This means that you can shop at over 500 different stores, shops and boutiques all over Atlanta for 10 days receiving 20% off at participating locations while sending kids to camp. What better way to benefit our community and your inner diva at the same time?! That's exactly why Dolce participates. Not to mention all the holiday shopping you can knock out in 10 days and be worry free come November and December!
So where do you purchase a Partners Card? http://www.partnerscard.com will be your direct source for exactly everything you need!
Camp Twin Lakes is very special to Dolce and to the lives of many other people not only in Atlanta but surrounding cities as well. They have two state-of-the-art facilities in Georgia, numerous days camps in children hospitals and many more. They serve over 8,500 children and volunteers every year and fundraisers like Partners Card is what makes the miracles happen. Every child deserves a childhood full of life, laughter and fun memories with friends. That's exactly what Camp Twin Lakes provides every day! Don't believe me?! Check this out:
Look at more awesome photos and information about Camp Twin Lakes at http://www.camptwinlakes.org
If those cuties didnt convince you then here is a BRIEF (no really, its insane) list of our favorite participants:
EAT: SO many good spots- Bluepointe, ONE Midtown Kitchen, Food 101, Corner Cafe (hello Sunday brunch!), Twist, MF Sushi (enough said)
SHOP: way too many to name but here's a few we love- Swank, Tootsies, Limetree (multiple locations), Nicole Miller, Razzle Dazzle, Stuart Weitzman (yes, please!), Mint Julip, We Are One Designs (very cool jewelry!) and of course our favorite gift shop, DOLCE
There are many home good stores, other speciality shops, antiques, children stores, etc, the list goes on and on and on…
So get out there, buy your Partners Card right now and start saving and shopping! It's a win/win deal!
Tags: Atlanta Partners Card, Camp Twin Lakes, Dolce, Partners Card, Partners Card 2010


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Got to hang w Savannah in NC! What a special young lady! God bless you darlin'!
You Are Such A Special Person Too Me:) You And Your Music Have Helped Me through So Much! There is Not One Of Your Songs That I Don't Like I love them All. And No Music Moves Me Like Yours:) Love You Bobby xoxxoxox And this picture right here is one reason i love you so much You Have such A BIG Heart
you are a speacil person,and deserve all you got and more
This is wonderful..I don't know who is more blessed-you or Savannah!! My sister is fighting Stage 3 Breast Cancer, has been through 8 chemo treatments and is "ready" to start her 40 treatments of radiation. My 11 y/o son and I are coming to your concert in Thackerville, OK on March 3rd-she was SO upset that she wouldn't feel like coming. Is it true we can't bring cameras in to get some pics for her? It is also us celebrating my son's 12th birthday and we REALLY wanted some pictures to remember the occasion-we are SO excited!! PLEASE let me know..I can at least give her that much good news


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