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2012 Season: Started in 37 contests … ranked second on the team in batting average (.315) and on base percentage (.361) … recorded a six-game hitting streak from March 9-17 and ended the season on a five-game streak … logged a season-best 3-for-4 game with two runs vs. Liberty (3/6) … tallied a pair of hits and RBIs vs. Canisius (3/9) … went 2-for-3 with two runs at USC Upstate (4/7).
2011 Season: Named Atlantic Sun All-Academic and Atlantic Sun Conference Scholar … started in 34 of her 41 games played (all starts were in left field) … registered three multi-hit games and drove in two or more runs twice during her sophomore season … reached base safely in four consecutive games from 3/12-21 … was a perfect 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles and RBIs vs. North Carolina A&T … went 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored in the 12-4 win over Furman on 4/19.
2010 Season: Played in 21 games, while making three starts … registered first collegiate hit in first-ever start vs. Presbyterian on 3/20 … was 3-for-3 in stolen bases.
High School: Brings a lot of speed to the Lady Bucs and was a four-year letterwinner at South Gwinnett High School … had been a starting outfielder since her freshman year at South Gwinnett, and led the Comets in every offensive category as a junior … hit .372 with a .476 on-base percentage and .488 slugging percentage – en route to being named 2008 Offensive Player of the Year in 2008 … helped guide the Comets to a 2005 Regional Championship as well as leading her team to sectionals in 2005 and 2008 … was also named First Team All-Region and First Team All-County as a junior.
Personal: Born May 11, 1991... daughter of Terry and Cyndy Hartnett... plans to major in criminal justice and criminology.
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The first few years of the tournaments at the Crucible we pushed pretty hard to make everyone aware of it, but we've gotten complacent recently. It has to stop or we're in danger of losing our access to that property. I realize that we won't have another tournament out there for 8 months, but please file it away in y'all's brains that there is no alcohol allowed!


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Keren Cytter was born in Israel in 1977, she currently lives and works in Berlin. She studied painting at the Avni institute in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and she holds a post-graduate degree from de Ateliers in Amsterdam, Holland. Her work has been exhibited in numerous museums, art-center shows, and several international biennials. She has had solo shows at Kunsthalle Zurich, Switzerland; Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt; KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany; and at the Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Bergamo, Italy. Her work was also exhibited at The 2007 Moscow Biennial, Moscow, Russia; The Stedelijk Museum, and de Appel in Amsterdam, Holland; as well as at The Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland. Cytter's work will also be included in the forthcoming Lyon Biennial, Lyon, France, and in The Herzliya Biennial, Herzliya, Israel. She will also have a solo show at the Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna, Austria, at the end of the year. Keren Cytter was the recipient of the prestigious Baloise Art Prize for her Art Statements presentation at the 2006 edition of Art Basel. Reviews and essays of her work were published in Artforum, Frieze, and Flash Art magazines. She is also a writer herself, having published two novels Yesterday's Sunset and The Man Who Climbed Up the Stairs of Life and Found Out They Were Cinema Seats.
Cathy Wilkes is an artist from Northern Ireland. She is best known for her sculptural installations which explore the conceptual and emotional resonances of found objects. In 2008 she was nominated for the turner prize and if you follow the link below you can hear a wonderful interview with her explaining her thoughts behind her work and interest in the apprehension of language through objects.
Here is a lovely little quote of her talking about her work:
"...I've used the motif, I suppose it is, of the nurse and shop mannequins to try to feel what someone else feels. Looking for yourself in art, trying to see what someone else saw, this is to do with the separation that there is between people and the impossibility of completely feeling what someone else feels. I think that this is most extreme, and most human, and most painful when someone is caring for someone else or someone is nursing someone else and trying to feel what they feel while being a companion to them. This might be in friendship or in actual nursing, or in a relationship, but to try to feel what someone else feels and to accompany them in their experience of life and in their suffering to me is related to what I am looking for in language as I apprehend it from somewhere outside me..."
Part one here
CW: Can you talk about Somewhere there and it's relation to all the other organizations which operate in the venue, such as A.I.M Toronto?
ST: A.I.M Toronto (Association of Improvising Musicians Toronto) is now almost six years old. It was founded through discussions with Ron Samworth, who is the artistic director of the Now Orchestra, when he came for an early Interface series. He suggested that we start something official with a group of musicians that where (and still are) fairly active in Toronto at the time that included Ken Aldcroft, Joe Sorbara, and Nick Fraser. I was in Guelph at the time, working on my masters, and they asked me to be the fifth member of the board, so when I moved to Toronto I got much more active for the years to come. At the beginning of this year however I resigned amicably, basically because I felt like other projects were taking more of my time and I needed to fry some other fish.
The principle activity of A.I.M Toronto is to put on the Interface Series, which is a three-night concert program, four times a year, featuring a musician with some sort of international stature. It's a chance for somebody from out of town to come and play with a variety of players from Toronto. Hopefully it challenges local musicians to interact and play really well in the company of these guests. The other thing is that there is always a population of music fans who have every CD imaginable but will rarely come out to see a show of local musicians because there is this categorical assumption that Toronto musicians aren't as good as those from Chicago, Amsterdam, or wherever. So the interface series is designed to try to draw these people out who would be really interested to hear, for example, a musician like Joe Mcphee, because they have all his records, but then present him in the context of local players and show off how talented they are. The last thing the series does is give the visiting artist a sense of what's going on in the city and introduced them to some great Toronto musicians and create connections. Aside from A.I.M though, I myself have been booking musicians from out of town at Somewhere There as well and there is also the Now Series running in the space. So there is quite a large flock of organizations and presenters working in Somewhere There now.
CW: The last thing I wanted to ask you about is the residency program at Somewhere There. How did that start and what are your thoughts about it how it functions?
ST: The residency program was always there in my mind and at the core of my plans for the space. It seemed at the time when I decided to start Somewhere There that venues in town like the Tranzac and Now Series where really going strong it was relatively easy to get a one time gig. However, if you had a new group and wanted to rehearse and have a regular gig for a few weeks to get things together it was much more difficult to find the space. So I thought it would be great to give people the chance to have two months of weekly gigs for a project, and I felt the need for that was present in the city. It also makes my job a bit easier as a curator because I can book these residencies a year in advance and have three of the six performance slots in the week covered.
CW: So is to structure of each residency totally open to each participant?
ST: I trust that the people who engage in the residency program will use the time and space in a way that is productive for them as artists. Some people simply improvise with different musicians every week and that's fine, but when I think of a residency I think of one group playing every week getting something together. I don't expect people to agree with me and I would never tell them what to do so basically it is totally open for each person and people have done all sorts of things. For example Scott Peterson has some great programming coming up that features a different group every week and it is fabulously interesting.
Check out www.somewherethere.org for more information
If your in Toronto this coming week you should try your best to check out the English dance group Dv8 at Harbourfront Centre December 2nd to 5th.
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During the late eighties there was a great American television show called 'Night Music' (originally 'Sunday Night') airing between '88 and '90. Those being years when I was under five feet tall I didn't get to enjoy much of that but now thanks to youtube I'm getting into it. One of my favorite clips I've seen so far is the one below, which features a performance by visual artist and musician Christian Marclay. Marclay is a well known visual artist working internationally now but here we get a glimpse of his unique turntable performance style. It's a wonderful example of the creative misuse of technology which a lot of Marclays work, in both visual and sound media, is dealing with.
Marclay on artandculture.com
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Samuel Beckett was an acclaimed genius in both the literary and theatrical realms and is acknowledged as one of the most important artists of the twentieth century. Beckett's brutal, sometimes even blasphemous rendering of suffering, loneliness and deprivation caused shock and sensation. He was also a radical and remorseless experimenter, whose influence on contemporary visual art has often been overlooked.
Beckett's continuing impact is the subject of this discussion between artists Dorothy Cross, Atom Egoyan, Michael Craig-Martin and Shahram Entekhabi, chaired by Derval Tubridy from Goldsmiths College.
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Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation http://www.ednf.org
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases http://www.niams.nih.gov
The Arthritis Society http://www.arthritis.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated June 5, 2012. Accessed August 14, 2013.
Questions and Answers about Heritable Disorders of Connective Tissue. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health%5FInfo/Connective%5FTissue/default.asp. Accessed August 14, 2013.
What is Ehlers-Danlos syndrome? Ehlers-Danlos Foundation website. Available at: http://www.ednf.org/index.php?option=com%5Fcontent&task=view&id=2202&Itemid=88889278. Accessed August 14, 2013.
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Some were factual, such as her comments about being proud of her country for the first time.
Perspective, and time, she writes, rescues you from the jerks.
Since that time, he has been employed as coachman by Uri Gilbert, Esq., of this city.
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One time he landed in Pocatello when there wa'n't but one game in town.
But until that time comes, you must look upon me as a mere spectator.
Old English tima "limited space of time," from Proto-Germanic *timon "time" (cf. Old Norse timi "time, proper time," Swedish timme "an hour"), from PIE *di-mon-, from root *da- "cut up, divide" (see tide).
Abstract sense of "time as an indefinite continuous duration" is recorded from late 14c. Personified since at least 1509 as an aged bald man (but with a forelock) carrying a scythe and an hour-glass. In English, a single word encompasses time as "extent" and "point" (French temps/fois, German zeit/mal) as well as "hour" (e.g. "what time is it?" cf. French heure, German Uhr). Extended senses such as "occasion," "the right time," "leisure," or times (v.) "multiplied by" developed in Old and Middle English, probably as a natural outgrowth of phrases like, "He commends her a hundred times to God" (Old French La comande a Deu cent foiz).
to have a good time ( = a time of enjoyment) was common in Eng. from c 1520 to c 1688; it was app. retained in America, whence readopted in Britain in 19th c. [OED]Time of day (now mainly preserved in negation, i.e. what someone won't give you if he doesn't like you) was a popular 17c. salutation (e.g. "Good time of day vnto your Royall Grace," "Richard III," I.iii.18). Times as the name of a newspaper dates from 1788. Time warp first attested 1954; time capsule first recorded 1938, in reference to New York World's Fair; time-traveling in the science fiction sense first recorded 1895 in H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine." To do time "serve a prison sentence" is from 1865. Time frame is attested by 1964; time line (also timeline) by 1890; time-limit is from 1880. About time, ironically for "long past due time," is recorded from 1920. Behind the times "old-fashioned" is recorded from 1846, first attested in Dickens.
Old English getimian "to happen, befall," from time (n.). Meaning "to appoint a time" (of an action, etc.) is attested from c.1300; sense of "to record the time of" (a race, event, etc.) is first attested 1660s. Related: Timed; timing.
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Monday, September 06, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 6, 2004) -- The East Tennessee State men's cross-country team was selected to finish third in the conference while the women's team was picked seventh in the SoCon preseason poll, released Monday from the league offices in Spartanburg, S.C. The Buccaneer men finished behind Appalachian State and Chattanooga, who tied for first place in the poll. Chattanooga won the conference cross-country championship last season, followed by Appalachian State and ETSU. Chattanooga was first in the women's poll, with 2003 SoCon champion Davidson finishing second. Both ETSU teams opened their 2004 seasons on Saturday morning, competing in the Festival in the Fields, hosted by Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. The Buccaneer women finished fifth while the men's squad placed seventh. The 2004 Southern Conference Cross Country Championships will be held on the campus of Furman University on Saturday, October 30.
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here are a few pics of my newest build...its a fully rigid chassis with an adjustable swingarm...first one i have ever tried like this...let me know what you think...i still have about 2 days worth of work to finish it...ill post pics of the finished project soon.....
couldn't you just take a new one and build a jig around it ? i mean you are not trying to redesign it just keep from spending so much on new one's right ??
if you did want to redesign it, you still only have to make a jig to cover the attachment points and keep it strait.
just don't over think it and yo should have no trouble making a jig to produce a swing arm.
keep us posted and be shore to post up some pic's.
a rigid frame..... sounds like a ruff ride, but i suspect for a drag bike it could be an OK ride. but did you build in any adjust ability to improve the ride or is it a full rebuild to make any changes ??
looks great, cant wait to see it ready to ride.thanks for the help
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well as you said i would be using the mounting points that the stock set-up used but i would be re-designing the a-arms and swingarm so they would have better travel and be a smoother ride...
and as for the full rigid we run mostly on sand tracks so its not to bad lol but there are times that i wish i had suspension....the only reason we dont run suspension is when taking off it allows the bike to squat and the shock compressing takes power away from what your tring to transfer from the motor to the track, with shocks it also has to go through the shock before making it to the track.....
and for adjustability, you cant really see in the pics but the swingarn has 5 holes in it...allowing it to adjust from a +4 inch swingarm to +8 in 1 inch increments....and the front has been extended 20 inches longer than the stock chassis, so in all my wheelbase is going to be anywhere from 24-28 inches longer than the stock chassis....
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i have more pics but not on this computer ill get more posted soon....what do you guys think so far?


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It's telling me to come forward.
I never want to lose what I have finally found.
This feeling emblazed inside
Every nerve like a firefly
Hovering above me
Glow glow, glowing divin
This is the time to give love
I feel a stirring deep within
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Oh wait, that's a Madonna sound-alike.
Not who I meant to mention, how cliché. Actually, I'm so more sophisticated than that. Because, like, among my favorite lines of poetry is, from Musset, La nuit de mai
« L'homme n'écrit rien sur le sable
A l'heure où passe l'aquilon. »
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"One can write nothing on black
At the hour of the eagle's flight."
What?! OK, like, talk about poetic license! And it's not even poetic! Does this make any sense in any stretch? I'm missing something clearly. My muse done part.
I'm no translator, and no poet, but I think I can get much closer to the line Musset actually wrote:
"Man writes nothing in the sand
At the hour the North wind passes."
And suddenly, if not poetic justice than at least meaning. Many levels of it, more I'm sure than I could ever name or could possibly make up from a bad translation. Such is the desired nature of poetry, as all art.
I remember my first week of Art History 101, a huge lecture hall of 200+ at Arizona State, where we viewed a series of slides representing a thousand years of great art, with the "professor" reciting a blurb about precisely what each one meant in 2-minute elevator-speak. This was what we were expected to categorize and memorize in the months to come in order to pass the final exam.
Obviously, I dropped, ASAP.
In other classes of equal passion I did not fair so wisely, mostly from coercion, monetary and otherwise. Though I ended up with an A average, first I got a C in sociology and a D in philosophy, scandalous! Two other subjects I felt a strong interest in, and for similar reasons. These intro courses, I now understand, had absolutely nothing to do with any reasonable curriculum of any of these respected disciplines.
It feels similar to reading the distorted lines of the translation of La nuit de mai. How many people are reading that verse thinking it's correct? And then I think about the Bible. But then, that's another post entirely.
« L'homme n'écrit rien sur le sable
A l'heure où passe l'aquilon. »
The storm might last 2 hours or 2 days or 2 months, but until it's over, you do not write. Or if you write, you are prepared for annihilation, or really anything similar. This means something to writers, for sure. Or to anyone committed to self-knowledge.
But what about a universal application? Maybe it's close to what Naomi Klein named, Disaster Capitalism. We make poor decisions during crisis, and the powers that shouldn't be take advantage of this truth.
This is where reason is the only raft left. But that's been hijacked because here and now the most gifted at exploitation wins.
My closest ones sometimes worry at the amount of time I spend alone. It's surely not healthy, they attest. Studies show social people live longer! They may be right. But where one sense is diminished another comes to flourish. Or, maybe, I will not live as long. Or maybe, the potential cost is worth it.
That's what we call liberty. Don't set your expectations on me. I am not my brother's keeper, nor he mine. As soon as choice is lifted from the equation, tyranny is invited a foothold. That's far too high a cost for the average elephant.
Nonetheless, these studies that say being a recluse is unhealthy are full of peanuts.
Who are they studying exactly? What about Einstein? Or Salinger, or Dickinson, or Proust? All notable recluses. Most of them quite unhealthy, ok, but not because of their recluseness. No, that's not a word. But yes, recluses is the correct plural, stumped me too, because who ever thinks of them in plural?
And it's not that I'm comparing myself to them, the recluses or the geniuses. The point is, we've got to stop treating people like robots and case studies, and start treating them like potential geniuses, or poets, or maybe even just great lovers, because then maybe the world might find that utopia organically, which so many would like to regulate and certificate and modulate. This is what John Taylor Gatto has been trying to get us to rally around for about a decade now.
Co-create, that's the buzz word of New Ageville. But, what about the workin man y'all? The New Agers may have the love part down, but reason and liberty have greatly suffered.
So many are, to some degree, folks now living off the state, or at least supporting that notion. It's human nature, no matter how corrupt that sugar daddy is, you don't see the bitches criticizing, n'est-ce pas?
Until we erase our own self-interest from the equation, we can never get a true picture. If you think you've done that, or it's easy to do, you are as delusional as the sugar daddy and/or the bitches. That's what the Buddhist monks atop a hill train to do for decades in conditions perfectly suited to this sort of endeavor. And still rarely claim anything close to transcendence.
But the whole point of this requiem is to digress. Because where else might love and reason meet but in some ephemeral hallowed ground? Maybe a requiem before they completely die off to each other might revive their efforts.
What I really want to express, which will clearly take another post to transgress . . . .
The problem with the world right now in a holiday nut cake: We are trying to use the State to correct for an absolute truth: Women need men far more than men need women.
And I know many women who will have a knee-jerk reaction to that statement. Come on and kick it loves, let's bring in the New Year, right! We can't change what we don't acknowledge.
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On November 19, the Bank of America Challenge Championships will travel east of the Mississippi for only the second time in its history, landing at the historic Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans. There, the fastest horses in the world will meet to battle it out on an all-stakes card worth more than $1.1 million. Historically held at top American Quarter Horse tracks such as Los Alamitos in Southern California and Lone Star Park in Texas, the Bank of America Challenge Championships made its first visit to the east in 2008, when it was hosted at Evangeline Downs in Opelousas, Louisiana.
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Stevens, a native of Idaho, began his Racing Hall of Fame jockey career riding Quarter Horses before going on to Thoroughbreds, where he won eight Triple Crown races and eight Breeders' Cup races. He was also one of the human stars of the movie "Seabiscuit," portraying jockey George Woolf. White has extensive experience in the horseracing industry. He served for a quarter-century as a reporter, handicapper and chart caller for Daily Racing Form, was a steward at tracks in Washington state and Idaho, and also served as a media relations manager at Lone Star Park.
As part of Churchill Downs Inc.'s stable of tracks, the event has been promoted at its other facilities, including Churchill Downs, Arlington Park and Calder Race Course. CDI owns the advance deposit wagering platform TwinSpires.com and Youbet.com. "The Challenge races are going to be in every OTB and simulcast parlor served by the Twin Spires simulcast network – that's the same group that simulcasts the Kentucky Derby," said Trey Buck, AQHA executive director of racing. "The Twin Spires network will expose American Quarter Horse racing to bettors east of the Mississippi – people who are traditionally Thoroughbred bettors." The Bank of America Challenge Championships are similar to Thoroughbred racing's Breeders' Cup World Championships, as top-class horses from all divisions come together for an end-of-season showdown. Horses competing in the Bank of America Challenge Championships qualify to the Championships during regional finals at the premier Quarter Horse meets in North and South America.
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1 clove
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So delicious! I pureed mine in the blender as I prefer smooth creamy sauces, and I added three garlic cloves as I love garlic. I used only half of the onion, and substituted 3/4 cup of skim milk instead of the heavy cream to cut back on calories. The addition of Italian seasoning added an extra zip and zing. Served over fresh cheese ravioli and with a side green salad, it was a fantastic and simple meal. If you double the recipe, you can freeze the remainder of sauce and have on hand for guests or cold nights when you crave comforting pasta dishes. A terrific recipe that I will make again.
Ok, I have made this twice now. I still don't love it. It is sweet in a disgusting way, and the texture is weird because of the chunky tomatoes and all the dried basil. Maybe I will spring for fresh next time! I am going to make it again, and try other reviews' suggestions to put it through the blender. I added probably 1.5 T of flour, which really helped thicken it and make it a great consistency, not runny. I like the flavor but must try it with these modifications, and without the sugar...
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Very good! A winner in my book. I substituted fat-free half and half for the cream,cut the butter a little and doubled the garlic. I also used my hand blender and smoothed it a little, so that it wasn't super chunky but still had texture. Hubby loved it. Served it over organic spinach fetuccini with spicy italian sausage sliced on top. Beautiful meal!
This sauce has a great flavor to it--sweet but not cloying. I must concur with other reviewers: the consistency is a bit too thin. I suspect this could be thickened without sacrificing too much flavor by adding flour according to taste. Flour is usually an ingredient in cream sauces, but is absent from this particular recipe. Spices and tomatoes may need to be increased if flour is added, but the sauce should become satisfactorily viscous. I suggest adding flour in small quantities, being cautious not to use too much.
This was excellent and easy. I didn't have Italian style tomatoes so I used petite diced and added 1 tsp of Italian seasonings. I only used 1/2 of an onion, otherwise made to recipe. Delicious, served over mini penne pasta and shredded parmesan. Wish I had grilled chicken to go over top. One complaint: this really only made enough for 3 servings, no way 5 unless this was for a side dish. Thank you.
This has become my staple sauce since I first discovered it on this site. I have made it a countless number of times now, both as per recipe for a small scale, and slightly altered for a much larger scale. Regardless, I always use more garlic than called for and always run the whole thing through the blender to smooth the sauce. This is absolutely delicious and always receives rave reviews. Quick, easy, and foolproof - what more could you ask for?
Incredibly good and so easy to make! I doubled the sauce and used half and half instead of cream. The only thing I added to thicken it was a 6 oz. can of tomato paste. I will make this again and again. With recipes like this, there's no need to buy jarred sauces!
sauteed onions, mushrooms, garlic and red pepper, then added tomatoes, brought to a boil..... Then I pureed the whole thing in blender. My family has yet to know off these added, rarely eaten (by them) veggies........I replaced fat free half-n-half for heavy whipping cream (as I do most things, too much fat & calories for us) and added fresh grated Parmaggiano cheese! The sugar is important (altho I use Splenda) to help take adge off the tomato taste. Was yummy and very creamy!
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Calories: 182
Calories from Fat: 149
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please add a report showing relationship between two chosen persons
it would go from x to grand parents etc, then downwards to y
it should also show brothers and sisters and children of the two persons
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I will be sure to forward it to the appropriate department for consideration.
Please let me know if you have any other ideas as we do value such input from our users.
The sort by revelance, first or last name are not that helpful for me with nearly 40,000 record matches.
I would really like to deal with record matches close to me by relationship to me, that's where most of my discoveries would come from.
Similar to smart matches, I really only care about the first few generations, the rest is just static.
Dear Mrs.Nowakowska,
Thank you for your post here on the forum.
Within the Family Tree Buildr you have the ability to create a relationship report. You will first need to have your family tree open within the software and then from the grey toolbar click on 'Reports'.
From the list that appears you will then need to select 'Relationships'.
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That FTB function is very helpful but I DO wish it could be highlighted (in full or part) and copied-and-pasted (to the NOTES in a person's record or to a Word document...)
Often I want to refer to it when updating a person's details, making a note on their record, or corresponding with another site owner about them; but if I want to work on the tree I have to first close the relationship box.
So I have to write the information by hand, where I could have printed it to refer to, or just kept the box open if that were possible; or copied and pasted some part of it to the person's record in the tree.
Thank you for your feedback, we appreciate it.
We will forward it to the appropriate department.
If I may add my suggestions for that report here:
1. I'd like to be able to see not only the closest relationship between two persons but also others. Example: in my research of my wife ancestors I have found that the same couple is both her third great grandparents and fourth great grandparents (through the line of her maternal grandfather and maternal grandmother accordingly). The report shows only the closer of that two relationships. The suggestion is to add the button to the current report window which whill show the full list with other relationships as well.
2. The other addition which I'd like to propose is the 'bloodline relation' (a working name) checkbox and filter on the report window. When checked, the relations which are going through a marriage/partnership link are filtered out from the list, leaving only the relations going through parents/children links of the tree. The default state of that checkbox (checked or unchecked) could be set through the options.
Tigran, I agree with you.
Good suggestions.
Thanks Dean,
I really prefer the website, but I'm glad to know there is such an option.
The Quick Find list of people is hard for me to read and when entering notes and information I find it a strain to see what I've typed.
The Person Cards are big but the writing is very small.
Thank you, Ingrid, for taking the time to reply.
I think you may mean when I'm online generally or when I view the My Heritage site tree; I realise that it is possible to zoom in and out easily, which is great for many people like me who struggle to see small print.
What I was specifically referring to was the (offline) Family Tree Builder software on my computer. There doesn't appear to be a similar function to make text larger when typing in notes for example.
My product suggestion is that there could be a choice of font sizes within the program for those of us who have poor eyesight.
Dear Mrs.Kumar,
An additional tool to assist you with being able to read the text more clearly would be to adjust your DPI settings. DPI stands for Dots Per Square inch. This will enlarge the text for you on the screen and you can find out more about this in the following link I have provided for you.
Dean, thank you for your response and for making a suggestion.
As this is a long-term problem, I have explored as many ways a possible to improve my computer use. Changing the DPI settings is one of them, and it's certainly something that other people in my situation could try.
I would like to say how much I enjoy using the My Heritage site; I hope you, in return, will add my suggestion to your list of possible future improvements to FTB.
Being a computer idiot I hesitate to suggest anything, but...
you said...
"What I was specifically referring to was the (offline) Family Tree Builder software on my computer. There doesn't appear to be a similar function to make text larger when typing in notes for example."
Suppose you typed your note into (say) a page in Microsoft Word -- in a size you are comfortable with -- you could cut and paste it (in whatever font and size you want) into your Notes in the tree.
An extra couple of moves I know, it would be more convenient if Fonts were available in the Notes section, they have stuff like Bold, and Centre Justify...
Much like this Message page.
Geoff, you're far from a 'computer idiot' I think.
Thanks for the idea, it's a very good one; in fact, I have done that on occasions when my eyes feel really strained.
Pasting it back into FTB works and it's certainly one way round my problem but, as you said, it adds a few extra moves. That's no real trouble but how much easier it would be if I could do it within the program itself.
I'm offering a product suggestion and not a complaint - it's always good to hear what other people think.
Your suggestion that I might consider eyewear made me smile, as I am already the proud owner of four different pairs. Unfortunately, my eyesight problems are rather more severe than the average and I often require extra help.
I'm sure many people have no trouble at all reading even the smallest print. My suggestion for the facility to choose a larger font size - something available in many programs where the user types into them - is for those of us who struggle even with their glasses on!
Dear Connie,
Thank you for writing on our Forum.
GEDCOM's are text-only files. They do not contain the photos of your family tree and do not transfer photos from one family site to another or from one genealogy software to another. That's an universal feature of GEDCOM's and not a specific 'issue' with MyHeritag.
Nonetheless, if you are trying to import a GEDCOM from MyHeritage site to the Family Tree Builder -- in other words, working within the MyHeritage products -- then you can import the file generated on MyHeritage site to the Family Tree Builder and after restore the photos from site. Click here to learn how to do it.
Best regards,
Please have another look at your product, as I, like Connie, have the problem that when I inport a GEDCOM file into FTB, with the links to the local location of my attached pictures, the pictures are imported OK and appear in the "Family Photos" album (but with nothing in the title field) and are "asscociated" with that person, but are not a "personal photo" of that person, so do not appear in the tree view.
Yet if I "Add" a new picture in FTB (with the same path name) the file name is placed in the title field and if it is the first photo of that person it is defaulted to being the "personal photo" of that person.
Please fix the GEDCOM inport program to mimic the "Add" new photo procedure.
Here is an extract that works
2 FILE O:DOE John.jpg
but if there is a picture asscociated with a fact that fails eg a picture of a Monumental Inscription (MI) to support a burial
2 PLAC Woodside Cemetry, Paisley, RENFREWSHIRE, Scotland
4 FILE O:DOE John MI.jpg
Dear Niall,
If you export a GEDCOM from MyHeritage and add it to any other software or any other family site, the result will be the same.
It is not a 'bug'. That's how GEDCOM works.
The description of the photo appears, but if the file/software/site doesn't have a connection with the other site from where the file was generated, the photos will not be transferred.
The reason is simple: because, for instance, MyHeritage and Ancestry aren't connected to each other so one site cannot 'pull' information from the other.
As I said before, those links only actually work when you are within one same company: for instance, downloading a GEDCOM from MyHeritage site and inserting it on MyHeritage's Family Tree Builder software.


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We used a lot of resources from the internet, including a great article on how to stitch EL wire into clothes that I found here: http://www.instructables.com/id/how-to-add-EL-wire-to-a-coat-or-other-garment/.
I also learned a lot about prototyping boards (particularly the Arduino, and its clone the Seeeduino) and really enjoyed tinkering around with LED Arrays, learning the difference between common cathode and common anode, figuring out how breadboards work, and just generally collecting heaps of post at work from various electronics and EL wire companies.
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Step 1: Ingredients
Before you start, I'd recommend finding a talented, amazing girlfriend who can sew 100m of fishing wire and 75m of EL wire into two outfits and have the result look just like the Daft Punk originals. You can't have mine though.
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2. Two Black Visors (not street legal in the UK).
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6. Two Max7221 LED Control Chips.
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I will upload the code I wrote for the Arduino that controls the LED array so you can use that too if you like. Even if you want to change the display it's probably easier to start with something that works already.
Hi, friend.
how do I do so that the image is rendered in 4 Led Matrix 8x8 with 4 MAX7219?
I wish we had have bought more wire, as we ran out, only being able to just outline everything. We also went to the op-shop and bought some second hand dinner suits, and put our wire on those. We ran out of time to finish them properly, and didn't even manage to get any of the matrix's hooked up and working. On the afternoon of the formal, we threw together a night rider scanner and sound sensitive jaw of LED's.
I WILL be rebuilding these, using the matrix's, more wire, and maybe even some sequencing...
Thank's for the inspiration!
It does sound like a lot but I'm pretty sure I bought 70m (it was a while ago now) and we used at least 65 of it. That's about 32.5m per costume.
You could probably use somewhere around 25m per costume, but it really tends to go quickly when you're winding it around and making patterns on the sleeves, legs, etc.
Good luck!
Best of luck to you.
Would I have to use both the Arduino and the Seeeduino, or can I just use the Arduino?
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Five penalties from Ben Botica and two from Louis Grimoldby were enough for Harlequins to see off Bath at the Stoop.
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