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The avant chamber music festival, MusicNow, returns to Memorial Hall on March 11 and March 12. The "big get" this year is the Kronos Quartet, a brilliant, legendary string troupe that hasn't played in Cincinnati in 20 years. Kronos plays both nights of the event, performing music by Jim Thirwell and Glenn Branca, as well as a new piece by Richard Reed Parry of Bell Orchestre and Arcade Fire.
Volbeat — performing at Bogart's tomorrow (Tuesday) — may not be a household name around venues in the United States, but they are an intense Danish Heavy Metal band that has played in front of some of the largest crowds in the world overseas. The band — Michael Poulsen (vocals/guitar), Anders Kjolholm (bass), Jon Larsen (drums) and Thomas Bredahl (guitar) — is about to kick off the U.S. leg of their Grand Summer Tour, promoting Volbeat's latest album, Beyond Hell and Above Heaven. CityBeat caught up with lead vocalist Michael Poulson by phone from his home overseas to discuss the band's growing popularity in America, being naked with Metallica and the great successes of the band in Europe.
Those Guys have emerged as one of the more impressive up-and-comers in Cincinnati Hip Hop, both via their digital/CD releases (a handful of singles and a trio of excellent mixtapes) and their live show, which incorporates a three-piece live band. Those Guys features MC's J.Al and Jova, who met as high school freshmen and started the group upon graduation in 2008. Citing influences like Kanye, The Clipse and Kid Cudi, the duo issued Greater Than the Mixtape Volume 1 in 2009.
The most recent in their Greater Than the Mixtape series (Volume 3) was released late last year, kicking off with the monster track "You Ain't Know," which showcases the duo's telepathic back-and-forth, superb lyricism and a fat and funky musical approach.
The duo has been garnering extra attention with their just-released video (Those Guys' first) for "You Ain't Know," which was filmed in Monroe just prior to Halloween and features some spectacular scenes of the crew blowing up a car. Who says you need a big budget for action-movie-like special effects? (The group thanks the City of Monroe's parks, fire and police department as well as the Butler County Bomb Squad in the video description on YouTube, so the fiery shoot was on the up-and-up.)
The video has been creating major buzz on social media, even drawing praise from Hip Hop legend Redman, who tweeted "Dope ass video … thats wut Im talkn bout … sumtn different … hard shit."
Check the clip below, then visit the duo's Bandcamp site to download the latest mixtape and other Those Guys material for free. You can find more about Those Guys at their official site, Facebook page and on Twitter here.
Good ol' Art Damage Lodge opened up its doors last Friday to its regular crowd of chin-scratching art buffs, alcoholic hipsters and crusty noise mongrels, who filed into a hot, sticky room and plopped down on hot, sticky couches to get their fix of some hot, sticky, live experimental muse-sick.
When the lineups for the every-Friday MidPoint Indie Summer concerts on Fountain Square were announced, showcasing a solid lineup of local and touring Indie Rock acts, a colleague in Charlotte, N.C., Jeff Hahne, bemoaned his own city's lackluster "outdoor free music" offerings. Writing on the blog of the city's Creative Loafing weekly, he said he was increasingly disappointed by the cover bands and "'90s alt-rock" acts that populate two of Charlotte's free outdoor music series.
"Charlotte may have twice the population and enjoy warmer weather," Hahne wrote, "but as far as a summer music series goes, Cincinnati clearly wins."
It was a good reminder of how good things are for live music fans in Cincinnati. And Hahne wrote this about only one small part of the overall free, outdoor, live music offerings the city provides. There are events for fans of cover bands, too, like the every-Wednesday Party in the Park shows at Yeatman's Cove on the riverfront, but, besides Indie Summer, downtown's Fountain Square and Over-the-Rhine's Washington Park present a wide variety of styles of music every year once the warmer weather rolls around. And every series draws respectable-to-blockbuster crowds, showing that our city has more than enough music lovers to support the multitude of musical events each summer. (Even these two spaces' series only represent a portion of the overall outdoor, live music action downtown; there are also events like next weekend's Taste of Cincinnati that have a wide variety of local musicians performing.)
The lineups for the musical performances at Washington Park and Fountain Square (officially known as the PNC Summer Music Series and presented by 3CDC and a wide range of different sponsors) have leaked out gradually over the past few weeks. Now that most of the artists booked for the various series have been announced, we've collected them below for you to marvel at the quantity and quality of what our city core has in store this summer for music fans. (Visit Fountain Square's site here and Washington Park's site here for more info and some links to check out some of the artists ahead of time.)
Washington Park (SHOWS 7-10 P.M. WEEKLY UNLESS NOTED)
May 28: Rashon Murph & Randy Villars
June 4: Marc Fields
June 11: Tropicoso
June 18: Patricia & Chris Berg
June 25: Siobhan and the Situation
July 2: Rick Van Matre
July 9: NKU Faculty Band
July 16: Anne Stephens
July 23: Art Gore featuring Delfeayo Marsalis
July 30: No concert
Aug. 6: Sylvain Archer
Aug. 13: Fo/Mo/Deep
Aug. 20: Dick Sisto
Aug. 27: Mike Wade
May 29: Jake Speed & The Freddies andThe Red Cedars
June 5: The Comet Bluegrass Allstars
June 12: Wild Carrot & the Roots Band
June 19: Ma Crow & The Lady Slippers
June 26: The Downtown County Band
July 3: Northern Kentucky Bluegrass Band and Woody Pines
July 10: Steve Bonafel & One Iota
July 17: Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle
July 24: The Rattlesnakin' Daddies
July 31: No concert
Aug. 7: The Tillers
Aug. 14: Hickory Robot
Aug. 21: Bulletville
Aug. 28th: Whiskey Bent Valley and Al Scorch
(Note: Local DJ crew Selectas Choice spins between sets)
May 30: EU, Jameze and performers from Elementz
June 6: Natural Progression and Collective Peace
June 13: Hotsauce, Tyshawn Colquitt and more TBA
June 20: Carpe Diem, Ron C and more TBA
June 27: Bobby Valentino, L' Renee and performers from Elementz
July 4: Playa (featuring Smoke & Black), Deuces and more TBA
July 11: Carl Moore, Marwan (Soul Flow)
July 18: 2nd Wind, The Ingrid Rachel Project
July 25: (3 p.m. start) Sei High, 432, performers from Elementz and more TBA
Aug. 1: No Friday Flow; LumenoCity returns
Aug. 8: Flawless and Keenan West
Aug. 15: Big Jim and Erica P
Aug. 22: Gregory Porter and Mandy Gaines
Aug. 29: Tiara Purifoy (American Idol), performers from Elementz and more TBA
Fountain Square (SHOWS 7-10 P.M. WEEKLY UNLESS NOTED)
May 27: Jeremy Pinnell & the 55s and Ben Knight & the Welldiggers
June 3: Kim Taylor and Peter Mulvey
June 10: The Black Lillies and The Kentucky Struts
June 17: Buffalo Wabs and the Price Hill Shuffle and Arlo McKinley
June 24: Dallas Moore Band
July 1: The Tillers and Red Cedars
July 8: Pure Grain and Shoot Out the Lights
July 15: Chuck Mead and Straw Boss
July 22: The Wheeler Brothers and Shiny & the Spoon
July 29: Bulletville and Bucktown Kickback
Aug. 5: Josh Eagle and The Hiders
Aug. 12: The Ragbirds and The Happy Maladies
Aug. 19: Tony Furtado and Rumpke Mountain Boys
Aug. 26: Birds of Chicago
May 28: Super-Massive (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
June 4: Driftaways (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ group: Avalanche Sound)
June 11: Peach Freedom and Connect (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
June 18: Aaron Kamm and the One Drops (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ group: Queen City Imperial Sound System)
June 25: Milele Roots (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
July 2: Jah Messengers (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ group: Avalanche Sound)
July 9: Zvuloon Dub System (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
July 16: Gato's Gullah Gumbo (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: DJ Mowgli)
July 23: Ark Band (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
July 30: 77 Jefferson (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ group: Avalanche Sound)
Aug. 6: Rashita Astemari (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
Aug. 13: The Drastics (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ group: Queen City Imperial Sound System)
Aug. 20: Big Wig Mechanics (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: Frankie D)
Aug. 27: The Cliftones (Summer Splash Happy Hour DJ: DJ Mowgli)
(Note: Salsa on the Square kicked off May 1)
May 22: Grupo Tumbao
May 29: Mambo Diablo
June 5: Son Del Caribe
June 12: Tropicoso
June 19: Kandela
June 26: Grupo Tumbao
July 3: Zumba
July 10: Mambo Diablo
July 17: Kandela
July 24: Son Del Caribe
July 31: Tropicoso
Aug. 7: Clave Son
Aug. 14: Grupo Tumbao
Aug. 2: Son Del Caribe
Aug. 28: Kandela
Sept. 4: Clave Son
Sept. 11: Tropicoso
Sept. 18: Latin Beat Project
May 30: WHY?, Yip Deceiver, Badboxes, Dark Colour
June 6: Wussy, The Tigerlilies, Honey & Houston, Mason School of Rock
June 13: Betty Who, Vito Emmanuel, Captain Kidd, Pluto Revolts
June 20: Those Darlins, The Harlequins, The Frankl Project, Those Crosstown Rivals
June 27: Moon Taxi, Peridoni, Nevele, Acarya
July 4: Local H, Mad Anthony, New Strange, One Day Steady
July 11: Soledad Brothers, Electric Citizen, Pop Goes the Evil, Grotesque Brooms
July 18: Wesley Bright & the Hi-Lites, DAAP Girls, Mardou, Young Colt
July 25: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Public, Dream Tiger, Danny & His Fantasy
Aug. 1: The Spiders (A tribute to David Bowie), The Honey Spiders, Bad People, To No End
Aug. 8: Man Man, Injecting Strangers, Ohio Knife, Skeleton Hands
Aug. 15: The Nightbeast, more TBA
Aug. 22: psychodots, Lemon Sky, Tonefarmer, Heavy Hinges
Aug. 29: Islands, The Pass, The Yugos, Joey Cook & The Keepers of the Secret
May 31: Cal Scruby, Matt Persin, NJ + drummer, Nuk, Federal & Company, TJC with DJ Vizion, Beatboxer Nav & Jake
June 7: Chingy, DJ Diamond, Sleep, Planet Venus, Chestah T & Snowball, Razook, Alexander the Bear
June 14: DJ Clockwork, DJ Etrayn, Buggs Tha Rocka, Jon Schuyler, Ingrid Rachel Project, SSE, DJ RiQ The Professor, Miles Mulligan
June 21: OCD: Moosh & Twist, Puck, Hafrican, Jayme Shaye, Eazy El Loco, A1 & Juice Jones, DJ iGrind
June 28: DJ Bandcamp, Junya Be, Macho Means, Aysia Marie & Ajax Stacks, Nate Paulson, Mad Snipes, EddieO
July 5: The Knocks (DJ set), Millennium Robots, Disco Joe & Friends, Aviators, T3CCHTUNE, Mr. Fantastic, Keyyz
July 12: Mike Stud, James Dapper, The S.A.U.C.E., SkeetR V. Twinkiee, Kid Quill, Blue Society
July 19: DJ D-LO, Joseph Nevels, Oregonia, Spearpoint, Brad Redford, Banducci and the Wheels, Kyle English
July 26: DJ Kid Capri, Khimera Records (8:30 p.m. start)
Aug. 2: Hi-Tek and Friends, Jillian Faith, Suave & Under New Order, Frankly Speaking, B. Soul, Haze
Aug. 9: Dizzy Wright, Trademark Aaron, Young ILL, Jaylee, Odd Fella, MCB, Jameze Latrail
Aug. 16: Trentino, DJ Skills, Ingrid Woode & the Woode Tribe Orchestra, DJ Will Kill, Mark Moore (8 p.m. start)
Aug. 23: Sound Remedy, Bob A Dob, Panzer, Black Signal, Randi Floss, Skyelle, Button Mashers
Aug. 30: Capitol Thrill, Firecat 451, Riot Ten, DJ B-Funk, Reaux, Chris Alarcon, DJ Edge
Icon Rock & Roll band Guns N' Roses has been selling out arenas since their debut album Appetite for Destruction went to No. 1 in 1987. Though Axl Rose and Co. have not released an album since Chinese Democracy in 2008, they've continued to rock out across the with large-production shows, entertaining audiences not only searching for a taste of nostalgia but also value great music and a sound you cannot find anywhere else. CityBeat caught up with rhythm guitar player Richard Fortus this week and discussed his personal music path and what fans can expect from the show. Guns N' Roses comes to Cincinnati Friday (with guests D-Generation) for a concert at US Bank Arena and it sounds like fans can expect a really long night of music. (Read our interview with current GNR/former Replacements bassist Tommy Stinson here.)
• Downtown at Arnold's tonight (Friday), catch influential cult hero Paleface, a man who has been on the cutting edge of contemporary music's continual fascination with traditional Folk music and an influence on some of the more adventurous musicians who seek to translate that vintage spirit into their own voice. Over the past 20-plus years, the singer/songwriter has been an Anti Folk torchbearer and an Indie Folk mentor, first learning songwriting and lo-fi recordings from underground legend Daniel Johnston in the late '80s. From there he went on to teach a few tricks to roommate Beck (pre-fame), help the so-called "Freak Folk" scene grow freakier and folkier and collaborate frequently with pals The Avett Brothers. Whether directly or indirectly, if you dig today's "Indie Folk" — or any brand of slanted or subversive Americana — you've likely heard the results of Paleface's unique influence. Click here to read more.
Paleface's show tonight at Arnold's is free and — icing on the cake — great local Folk Pop group Shiny and the Spoon opens the show at 9 p.m. The gig will also be the first one for which Arnold's has commissioned a special concert poster. Crafted by talented local artist Keith Neltner (who has done commissioned poster art for Alice in Chains, Modest Mouse, Hank Williams III, The Avett Brothers, Cake, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and many others), the prints (pictured above) are available for $25 while they last (only 50 were pressed).
Here's Paleface's video for his ode to NYC, fittingly titled "New York, New York."
UPDATE: Arnold's just announced this afternoon that Paleface has cancelled due to illness. A rescheduled date is in the works. Shiny and the Spoon is still performing.
• After the best summer series yet, the final MidPoint Indie Summer concert on Fountain Square goes down tonight at 7 p.m. And the every-Friday series is going out with a bang, featuring a flawless triple bill of local acts. Things get started with superb modern Soul translators The Guitars, who will be followed by the duo R. Ring, featuring Dayton, Ky.'s Mike Montgomery (longtime local engineer ad musician, currently with Ampline) and Dayton, Ohio's Kelley Deal (The Breeders). R. Ring spoke with CityBeat's Brian Baker about the project in this week's paper. Read it online here.
Headlining tonight's Fountain Square concert is Wussy, the now-veteran four-piece that is gearing up for some huge happenings on the horizon, including tour dates with The Afghan Whigs and Heartless Bastards and a trip to the U.K. by co-frontpeople/singer/guitarists Lisa Walker and Chuck Cleaver (playing as a duo) for several shows in support of the band's first U.K. release, Buckeye, a retrospective that came out to glowing reviews this summer. Read more about Wussy's many goings on here.
Here's the skate video by Kristian Svitak that R. Ring helped re-soundtrack. After DEVO's record label removed the video because it used the group's song "Mr. DNA," Svitak got together to record a new version with Deal and Montgomery. The song in the re-edited video was so popular, R. Ring released it as a limited edition single and local label Phratry Records released it digitally. (Click here to get your own copy.)
• Popular local Gypsy Jazz favorites and Django Reinhardt devotees The Faux Frenchmen celebrate the group's 10th anniversary tonight with a show at downtown's Blue Wisp Jazz Club. A decade ago this fall, the band (which features esteemed local musicians George Cunningham, Brian Lovely, Paul Patterson and Don Aren) made its debut, starting an every-Monday residency at former Clifton restaurant Tink's. Over the years, the band has only gotten more popular, drawing attention from outside of Cincinnati and performing numerous road dates (this fall they return for their sixth appearance at the annual Jazz at Chautauqua Festival in New York).
The band's anniversary show begins at 8:30 p.m. and admission is $10. Here's a clip from the Frenchmen performing on another anniversary — Reinhardt's birthday (taken from one of their annual appearances on WNKU in honor of Django).
• The performers for the weekly "Friday Flow" concerts at Washington Park are always a bit of a surprise because the lineups have been announced within only a week or two of the performances. It's also a surprise because the featured act is usually something pleasantly unexpected. Dayton Funk greats Lakeside ("Fantastic Voyage") popped up one week and Neo Soul star Dwele launched the series this summer.
Tonight's free Friday Flow concert is another cool, unanticipated treat. Just announced earlier this week, the show will feature R&B singer Chrisette Michele, a Hip Hop hook-singer extraordinaire (with Jay-Z, Nas, The Game and others) who has also had a successful career on her own, releasing a handful of acclaimed, charting albums for Def Jam.
The other headliner is Rob Base, a Hip Hop artist most know from his 1988 hit with DJ E-Z Rock, "It Takes Two."
Because of the volleyball tournament in Washington Park tonight, gates for the concert won't open until 7:30 p.m. Another change from the usual Friday Flow flow (also due to volleyball) — no food, drinks or coolers will be permitted (this weekend only). Extra food vendors will be on hand to feed the masses.
Click here for even more live music events going on tonight in Greater Cincy.
We've written a bit in the past about the new film-meets-music "One Shot Music Video" series, beautifully shot, black-and-white short films of various local musical acts shot at the historic Emery Theatre (which is back in action as a functional venue this weekend). Shot by world renowned photographer Michael Wilson with audio help from the musical duo Pop Empire, the clips are filmed in one continuous take (thus the name).
The project has started to take shape and is on a roll now. Pop Empire's Cameron Cochran reports that the series is now named for the venue — "The Emery Sessions" — and will be comprised of footage from 10 artists, all shot at the theater. It's a great way to not only spotlight local music, but also show off the theater in a great light.
Wilson and Pop Empire have completed a couple of videos for Daniel Martin Moore for the first of the series. The second in the series is Over the Rhine (longtime compadres of Wilson's, who has shot OTR album covers and promo shots — including the one above — since the band's very beginning). OTR is familiar with the surroundings; the band played the "preview party" hosted by The Requiem Project which re-introduced the 100-year-old theater to locals late last year.
Here's a clip of Over the Rhine's Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist performing "The Laugh of Recognition" from the twosome's latest album, The Long Surrender. (Click over to local blog Each Note Secure to check out another clip from the project.)
Cochran also runs the all-free, all-digital "record label" The Recording Label, which has issued stellar recordings by The Kickaways, Vacation, Sacred Spirits and Pop Empire. He says working on "The Emery Sessions" inspired him to give the label a more local-specific name. The Recording Label is now called Cincinnati Recording Service. Click here for the new site.
And here are a few words from Cochran on the Sessions and the label:
If we are consuming light then sound is accompanied by sight. Many musical performers understand this concept and will incorporate a visual component to their audio performance. The idea behind the "One Shot Music Video" is to approach music from the opposite direction. The audience approaches the music from a visual perspective first because whether they know it or not the first performance they see is the photographer's. It is the photographer's eye that navigates them through the musical performance. The hidden live performance is the one done with the camera.
The Emery Theatre was the perfect place to begin our exploration of this relationship between listening and watching live musical performances. Each musician we have recorded and that we are going to record have a love for this amazing space and understands what the Emery Theatre means to our great city of Cincinnati. It is perhaps our own experiences working in this theatre and the pride that has developed for our hometown of Cincinnati that inspired us to change the name of The Recording Label to Cincinnati Recording Service. This name change is also a tip of the hat to another person who loved his city as well as the power that American music has to bring people together, Memphis' very own Sam Philips.
Those who were contemplating heading to Indio, Calif., this summer purely to catch British experimental music kingpins Radiohead at Coachella can save a little cash and drive to Riverbend instead. This morning, the local outdoor shed announced that Radiohead will perform June 5 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets run $30 (for lawn seats) to $69.50 (plus fees) and go on sale this Saturday at 10 a.m. through ticketmaster.com, riverbend.com and all Ticketmaster box-office locations. Get your tickets early. The band is currently on a run of U.S. arena dates that have completely sold out.


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Princess Princess - Chorus of Cuties (Sub.DVD 2)
Title: Princess Princess - Chorus of Cuties
Volume: Sub.DVD 2
Running time: 100
Distributor: Media Blasters
Release date: 2007-07-10
Suggested retail price: $19.95
Age rating: 13+
Tooru Kouno has become a campus princess, dressing up as a girl and using his pretty-boy looks to add some color to the dreary world of his all-boys school. He's been given a special mission to put on a concert, but his fellow Princess, Mikoto, is completely tone-deaf. As the Princesses struggle to perfect their act, Tooru has the feeling that they are not alone. Have they attracted the attention of a stalker?
Meanwhile, the director of Fujmori Academy steps down, and his son takes over. Shocked at the existence of the Princess System, the new director decides to do everything in his power to destroy it!
Spoken Languages: Japanese, English subtitles.
(added on 2007-03-02, modified on 2007-03-02)
- Reviewed in Shelf Life (October 15, 2007)
- Encyclopedia information about Princess Princess (TV)
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Archives.com Review: Genealogy Sites
|Decent database for an affordable price; accuracy of search results vary; not as comprehensive as other genealogy services
Archives' slogan, "family history made simple & affordable," perfectly describes its service. It is very simple, but not necessarily in a good way. Its 4.8 billion records yield numerous results when you perform a search, but we found that most weren't the results we were looking for.
If you'd like to test out Archives' service before deciding if you want to commit to it or not, you can do so with its free seven-day trial. If you do not cancel before this time is up, you will automatically be charged $9.99/month, after which you can cancel at any time with no penalties.
Getting Started
To sign up with Archives, simply enter your name and email address, then you will be taken to the billing page. Archives offers a free seven-day trial, but you still must enter your payment information before using its service. If you cancel before the trial is up, your card will not be charged. If you decide to keep using the service, you will be billed $9/month; you can cancel at any time. After checkout, you have the option to try Newspapers.com for free for seven days as well; this service searches newspaper archives, and costs $4.16/month after the free trial. Once your billing information has been processed, you are asked to finish creating your account by again entering your name, email address, password and selecting a reason for joining (i.e. "I'm looking for a hard copy certificate").
Upon completing the information for your account, you are taken to the welcome page, which displays random results found associated with the name and birth date you entered for yourself; none of these record results were accurate for us. On this page, you also have options to build your family tree or search historical records. Both of these options have video tutorials that can help you with tips before you start with either.
Building Your Family Tree
For your family tree, you can upload a GEDCOM file if you have one saved or begin creating a new one. As with other genealogy services we review, you start your family tree with yourself on Archives. The five initial steps it walks you through will ask for the names, birth dates, places of birth and genders for yourself, your parents, your sibling(s), your spouse(s) and both your maternal and paternal grandparents. After entering this information, you will be directed to the My Tree page, which displays your family tree in a pedigree chart format. You can use tools to zoom in and out and grab and move your chart as it expands.
When you hover your mouse over the boxes of individual family members, you can add relative(s), view and edit details for this person, share the entry and family tree via email and add photos to their profile; the limit is up to 20 per family member. When editing details of individual family members, you can select which type of event you are adding, with things such as births, deaths, marriages, Christenings, immigration and more. The top right-hand corner of a family member's box will sometimes display a red tree icon. This is an indicator that Archives has found a record, and you then have the option to click to view what it has found.
Records and Other Features
The record hints results allow you to review what has been found. Here, you have three options: "found it," "maybe" or "not it." If you select "found it," you can choose whether or not you'd like to add this record to your family tree. Selecting "maybe" will save the record to your Saved Records page, which you can view at a later time. "Not it" will keep that particular record off your results page. The records Archives found when we tested the service with our family name were not accurate at all. We entered a family member's exact name, birth date and place of birth, yet it brought up birth indexes from other various states in the United States. We also tried to enter estimates for birth dates and had less luck with this method, as zero record results were found.
You can do a few other things with Archives outside of your family tree. On your home page, you have options to perform a search on an individual, search county records, order official copies of certificates, read tips and watch video tutorials and shop for premium reports, such as full background reports. When searching records, you can filter it by the type of record you wish to search, including vital records (birth, death, marriage and divorce), living people search, yearbooks, cemetery listings, military records, immigration and passenger lists, surname histories and public records. The county records search allows you to request official court records, even if they're not available online yet. The search costs $24.95/search, which covers all court access fees, and a researcher will email you the results, which you can view, print and save. It searches for both criminal and civil records. However, it's important to note that even if your request doesn't return any records, you will still be charged the fee, and New York, South Dakota and North Dakota are not available for this search.
Customer Support
Archives hosts a fairly detailed Help Center, which has a FAQ page, video tutorials as well as tips and resources from research experts. If the answer you're looking for isn't online, your only option to contact customer support is by opening a ticket via its email service, which is available Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. ET. We received a response within just a few hours of submitting a question, and found the agent to be friendly and helpful in addressing our question.
Archives has a large database of various records that may not be available with other genealogy services, but it doesn't seem to have a good way of filtering results to give you accurate records for your family history. The family tree creator is fairly user-friendly. However, it's not as intuitive as we'd hoped. If you know exactly what you are searching for, and have some experience with genealogy, Archives may be a decent option for you. Otherwise, Ancestry.com is a better route to choose.
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Selling Peace Proves Difficult For Already Peaceful Dublin
By RICHARD L. BERKE
Published: May 3, 1998
DUBLIN, May 2— At first glance, the agreement aimed at ending three decades of street warfare and other violence in Northern Ireland seems like a political winner here in the Republic of Ireland. In contrast to the North, where it is the subject of relentless and often vitriolic debate, in Ireland the accord has the support of every major political party.
Who, after all, could object to peace?
But while the agreement represents a momentous step in resolving one of this century's most persistent conflicts, Government and other political figures in Ireland say they face a surprisingly daunting challenge in persuading the more than two million eligible voters to turn out on May 22, when it will be put to referendums here and in Ulster.
Politicians here who favor the treaty are commissioning daily polls to measure public sentiment. They are sending elected leaders to campaign around the country and arming them with ''talking points.'' They are enlisting celebrities in sports and entertainment to generate interest. And for those still hesitant, there are plans to provide free transportation from voters' homes to the polls.
The agreement's backers are so worried about finding the most potent strategy for packaging peace -- and insuring that the accord wins overwhelming public support -- that they consulted marketing experts and convened focus groups of prospective voters around the country to come up with slogans. (The choice of the nation's largest party, Fianna Fail, is not flashy but tested extremely well, especially among women of all demographic groups: ''Vote Yes for Peace.'')
Fears about the turnout seem well founded. This week the chatter in the misty green parks, on the swarming streets along the River Liffey and in the ubiquitous pubs was not about Northern Ireland but about an Irish Olympic swimmer who may have failed a drug test.
Dozens of residents said in random interviews that while they wanted peace, they felt far removed from Northern Ireland, whose border is only about 50 miles to the north.
Seeking to counter the indifference, Prime Minister Bertie Ahern on Friday opened the intensive three-week campaign of his party, Fianna Fail, with this plea, ''It is very important that there should be a high yes vote, not just amongst those who vote but amongst the electorate as a whole.'' He added, ''Let us show that we really care, that we do not want to see anyone else killed, any more families bereaved.''
The costly, all-out political offensives, which several parties are waging independently, are not driven by fear that the agreement will not muster the simple majority needed for passage. No pollster here thinks it will be defeated.
Rather the concern, particularly among Government officials, is that a low turnout coupled with a less-than-decisive yes vote among those who do take part will make it much more difficult to carry out an agreement that must already overcome decades of entrenched hatreds. Another concern is that a less-than-overwhelming vote will embolden the small, largely fringe parties in Ireland that oppose the treaty.
''It's important for the parties to motivate people so they understand that this is their chance to put their mark on a big, big moment in Irish history,'' said P. J. Mara, a veteran political operative who is running the Fianna Fail campaign.
Liz O'Donnell, the Deputy Foreign Minister, explained: ''We want an overwhelming vote. We want it to be a huge endorsement. We want it to be a very special day.''
Political self-interest is at play as well: Mr. Ahern's advisers said he was eager to cement his already impressive approval ratings by being regarded as a leader who helped deliver peace and whose country united behind him. It is no accident that his party is erecting billboards around the country that feature him signing the accord -- and asking voters to approve it. ''The photograph that's going in the history books in 50 years is of him signing the agreement,'' Mr. Mara said.
But backers concede that their challenge is complicated because it is far easier to package a political candidate than an amorphous notion -- even one as enticing as peace.
There is no bad guy to vote against. Some people feel threatened that they are being asked to abandon Ireland's Constitutional provisions that lay claim to the territory to the north; so no change could take place without consent of the people of Ulster. And since most people in Ireland expect the referendum to pass, there is a disincentive to vote at all, political analysts say.
In this booming city -- where a far greater proportion of people than in Manhattan walk down the street talking into their cellular telephones -- some residents said they had been to Brussels more often than to Belfast and felt a much greater psychological connection to other parts of Europe. Opinion polls back that up: they show that while the accord has reasonably wide support, as much as a third of the electorate is undecided.
''My basic feeling is it could float off into the ocean and we wouldn't care,'' Colin Dargan, a 26-year-old computer salesman, said of Northern Ireland as he nursed a beer in a pub that looked alarmingly trendy, with bottled water as popular as pints of ale. ''I've never been up there. It's never affected me in any which way at all.''


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I love saving money.
So when I saw that entrepreneur, columnist and TV presenter Mrs Moneypenny was hosting a money masterclass for women, I went along.
The event was held to promote new book Mrs Moneypenny's Financial Advice for Independent Women (£16.99 RRP) – though she says men can benefit too!
But, as Mrs M explains: "Women live longer and so need to provide for ourselves longer, while typically earning less than men over an average lifetime – so we need to take more of an interest in our financial futures."
… and invest one hour a week analysing them. "That's just 50 hours a year, if you allow a couple of weeks off at Christmas," she says. "Think of all the time you spend worrying about money against spending one hour a week doing something about it." Write down your financial goals, whether that's buying a house, retiring at 65, and so on.
How much do you spend and/or what interest rate do you pay on your mortgage, utilities, mobile phone, car and home insurance, car finance and credit cards? Mrs Moneypenny says: "Every one of these things you can get cheaper."
Mrs Moneypenny says: "Most people change their spouse more often than they change bank account." When did you last check whether your current account was still offering the best deal for you? The banking industry implemented seven-day current account switching last September. Find our more here.
In a show of hands, around one third of the money masterclass audience revealed they'd never checked their credit report – which is a record of your borrowing history. If you're looking to apply for a credit card, loan, overdraft or mortgage, you need to ensure your credit report is in tip-top condition or you risk getting turned down. Mrs Moneypenny recommends checking once a year. Find out more about credit reports here.
…like cleaning your teeth every morning. "If you don't save on a regular basis," Mrs Moneypenny says, "you'll never do it. £10 a month is better than nothing."
Women live longer than men, so our money needs to last longer yet, due in part to raising children, we typically earn less than men over the average lifetime. So, as Mrs Moneypenny says: "Women more than anybody need to save into a pension." Read our 10 tips for a comfortable retirement.
If you want to learn how to invest in the stock market, the key thing is to be informed, says Mrs Moneypenny, who suggests the following:
As Mrs Moneypenny puts it: "The minute that someone depends on you in anyway, you should make a will. And you should also think about taking out life insurance."
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Playing Animal melody, you can practice your little child for preschool any time and anywhere you want. Good for parents and teacher who have kids in kindergarten, preschool, and toddler age. This application help improving a listening and music skill, and also a better memory of music note. Cute animal sounds match with each piano key note shown and help them to see various animal characters, it also helps kids to recognise each character sound correctly. This Animal Melody can play some nursery songs as a normal piano. Key note has Do-Rae-Me-Fa-So-La-Te shown in C-D-E-F-G-A-B sign. All pictures , concepts and sounds were created by my kid age 11 ad 9 years old and test by my youngest boy age 4 years old. Have fun!
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Lighting the Way: Changing Lives Through Family Planning
This edition of Pathways examines our unique approach to family planning with a look at how access to contraception can be an avenue of choice for millions of young girls, women and their families in the countries where we work.
Read about "Solar Sister", a groundbreaking collaboration in Uganda in which young mothers travel door-to-door counseling other young parents on sexual and reproductive health by the light of solar-powered lamps they sell for extra income to support their families. Counseling families with the aid of these lamps means young mothers like Elizabeth, a 23-year-old single mother of two, can meet with young couples at night, when both are home from work, doubling the impact of the counseling opportunity.
"The lamp will help me promote family planning in so many ways," Elizabeth says. "When there is light, everything will go on."
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The Summer 2012 issue of Pathways focuses on our global response to HIV and AIDS, told through stories of empowered individuals sharing knowledge and making a difference in their communities.
Delivering Results: Why Skilled Health Care Providers are Critical at Every Level
The Spring 2012 issue of Pathfinder's Pathways focuses on the importance of skilled providers and strategies to increase their number in developing countries. Also, Purnima Mane delivers her first public letter as president of Pathfinder International.
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Two years after TiVo introduced streaming capabilities, Android owners will soon get in on the action. However, whereas iPhone and iPad owners have enjoyed both streaming and video downloads, presumably due to security issues, the Android crowd won't be taking shows offline – according to the newly updated compatibility chart, shown above. However, they will receive cellular streaming ahead of iOS. Score? As to the 'droids we're looking for, TiVo hasn't yet posted which Google-centric devices will be supported by TiVo Roamio and Stream hardware. But, given TiVo OS 20.4.4 release notes, all should be revealed towards the end of the month. (via TCF)
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TiVo's Fall Update has begun rolling out – with TiVo Roamio, Premiere, and Mini boxes on the priority list slated to receive software version 20.4.4 as early as last night. Deployment is expected to conclude in a few weeks. Package highlights:
- Record series on all channels
- Extended timelines up to 6 months for Season Pass recordings
- Updated HTML5 Spotify app
- New Home Shopping Network app
On the surface, this isn't so interesting (and I say that as a Spotify subscriber). Although tracking down Season Passes outside of the 14 day window will come in handy for many. Including TiVo themselves when customers (no longer) migrate busted SPs to new DVRs. However, behind the scenes, this update lays the groundwork for Roamio Android streaming to debut towards the end of the month – finally! Further, based on VP Margret Schmidt's release notes, it appears Amazon Instant and Vudu apps are tentatively scheduled for a late November update. 2014 is certainly shaping up to be a great year for TiVo owners.
By way of Engadget and the FCC, we learn there's a next gen TiVo Mini in the works. And it's a curious little beast. While there's nary a reference to traditional WiFi frequencies, as requested by both RCN and myself, RF communication is present in the form of Zigbee – the up and coming home automation protocol. At this point, it's unknown if this is intended to provide an existing partner like Control4 more hooks or signals TiVo is entering this space with aspirations that they or a cable partner control my new networked GE bulbs. But it sure is interesting… and possibly sheds some light on the TiVo Mini price drop, that expires in early January with this new hardware having a standard 6 month short term FCC confidentiality request in regards to photos and user manual. Having said that, CEDIA starts tomorrow and TiVo wasn't shy about pre-announcing their $5,000 24TB DVR server slated for 2015. Stay tuned.
Best Buy and Weaknees have seemingly confirmed our earlier intel that the TiVo Mini would be subject to some sort of favorable pricing adjustment. Indeed, while the DVR extender jumps in price from $100 to $150, the TiVo service fee requirement is no more — effectively lowering the price of Mini by $100 and making a Roamio-based whole-home solution far more palatable. Further, this move clears the way for fee-free Roku and Amazon Fire TV clients. TiVo's official page has the Mini out of stock until 9/9… which is probably about when we can expect some sort of official announcement. Who's in?
Via an FCC filing, we learn more of TiVo's intentions to further leverage hardware beyond their own set-top boxes:
Consumers today can purchase retail TiVo DVRs and ancillary devices that support iOS and Android products, as well as TVs (using the TiVo Mini), and that soon will support additional ancillary devices that are popular with consumers.
Back at CES TiVo displayed Roku renders while late Spring they demo-ed the TiVo experience on Amazon Fire TV… which were presented as "hypotheticals" for their cable company partners. Yet, given this new filing and impending MPEG4 transition, we'd say things are looking pretty bright for TiVo Roamio and Premiere owners.
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It's shaping up to be a splendid fall for TiVo (and us subscribers). As if a TiVo Mini fee adjustment, mega rack mountable DVR with hard drive RAID, and Android streaming weren't enough, two highly desirable apps will be joining the party… perhaps as early as next month. Sources indicate, and seemingly corroborated by forum chatter, that Amazon Instant and Vudu are on the docket.
Amazon will finally be a "real" TiVo app with Prime access and extend beyond Premiere and Roamio units to also include Mini streaming. Of course, if the technical details play out as anticipated, what we gain in convenience we may lose in quality when migrating from the download to stream model. Then again, anyone who purchased a TiVo Roamio manufactured after January 1st, 2014 has had NO Amazon at all – just a box logo covered by a sticker. So the benefit will be even greater for a subset of subscribers, irrespective of video bitrate.
Further, TiVo will finally get into the Ultraviolet game with Vudu who's been known for high quality movie streaming along with that UV digital locker. Not only do both of these apps generally add value to the TiVo platform, it ups the ante for those contemplating the new Roamio OTA targeted at cord cutters. Further, should Best Buy's 500 store experiment pan out, we could envision a scenario where this model ends up at TiVo retailer Walmart… who happens to be the company behind Vudu (and exclusive distributor of the dead OTA Boxee Cloud DVR).
Although our initial impressions of the dual tuner Simple.TV was less than stellar, the company has been hard at work not only updating the little cord cutting, place shifting black box, but also launching new features. Recently, I had the chance to talk to Simple.TV CEO Mark Ely to discuss some of these changes.
First, from a software perspective, Simple.TV will be moving away from Silverlight as the default player outside of Safari on Mac. Currently, if you're using IE, Chrome, or Firefox on a Windows computer, you are required to install Silverlight for video playback of your shows or live TV. Chromebooks are not supported at the moment. A move away from Silverlight and to a more compliant HTML5 video player will allow Simple.TV to expand their device playback on Windows, but also for Chromebooks. Continue Reading…
By way of a new TiVo support note, we learn that TiVo has indeed been preparing for the inevitable MPEG4 transition as cable operators look to reclaim bandwidth (beyond dastardly SDV).
In October 2014, Comcast will transition its system in Augusta, Georgia, from MPEG2 format to MPEG4. This transition means that cable channels in this region will not be viewable on older equipment that is incompatible with the new format.
Roamio and Premiere units are ready to tune – having already cut their teeth on smaller scale channel conversions on Cox and FiOS. Unfortunately, TiVo Stream and Roamio Pro/Plus transcoding won't be ready until 2015.
Streaming functionality will return in early 2015, when a software update that provides compatibility with MPEG4 will be released.
Sadly, due to innate hardware limitations, TiVo Series 1, 2, and 3/HD owners are mostly out of luck. And those in markets with MPEG4 cable programming are advised to upgrade to a newer TiVo or cable company-provided set-top.


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Raiders ILB Curtis Lofton was benched in favor of rookie Neiron Ball in Week 5 against the Broncos.
Chiefs coach Andy Reid expects to go with a committee at running back in the absence of Jamaal Charles.
Leonard Hankerson (ribs) remained limited in Tuesday's practice.
Devonta Freeman (toe) remained limited in Tuesday's practice.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll would "love to get the ball in (Jimmy Graham's) hands more."
Cardinals placed S Chris Clemons on injured reserve with a hamstring injury, ending his season.
Saints re-signed WR Joe Morgan.
Cowboys waived WR Vince Mayle.


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There are certain sites you expect to see while roaming the streets of Seattle. Coffee houses…the Space Needle…a big, hungry lion crossing an intersection. Yes, the king of the jungle escaped from the home of a woman who was keeping him as a pet, but not before chomping on the arm of her wimpy suitor. The patient isn't all that bright, but Richard thinks that's a good thing. He shows Jackson his collection of oddities that have been pulled out of past idiot patients. Now he can add a lion's tooth to his sharp collection.
Teddy's time with a grief group isn't the most rewarding experience in the world. Okay, it's a total disaster. Things are better at work as she and Cristina continue their quest to grow new hearts. Teddy also treats an elderly man, Martin, who experienced chest pains after seeing that runaway lion. The old guy needs a risky operation. His worried wife begs Teddy to not make her a widow. Martin survives the surgery, but his wife passes away during the wait. The patient's devastation ultimately helps Teddy come to terms with her own loss.
Cristina isn't speaking to Owen, who reveals his infidelity to a clueless Meredith. Needless to say, this little newsflash doesn't go over well. It leads to some awkward moments in the OR. Later, Meredith says that the reason Cristina didn't tell her about the affair is because she didn't want her to hate Owen. That means she may be trying to forgive him. We're just wondering if the bowl of cereal Cristina tosses in Owen's face is all part of the healing process.
Lexie overhears Mark say that he's considering asking Julia to move in with him. She turns to Derek for advice. That's a mistake. Relationships are not things these two talk about. Nevertheless, Lexie can't help wondering aloud if Mark is her soul mate. Derek can't take it anymore. He tells Lexie that the only thing that would stop Mark from moving in with Julia is if he thought he still had a shot with her. That's why Derek wants Lexie to be sure she wants him back.
Callie wonders about Arizona's past relationships when a departing coworker's hug lingers a little too long. Apparently, the love of her life had numerous liaisons with other colleagues before they got together. Insecurities arise until the voice of reason triumphs in the form of Mark Sloan. He reminds Callie how difficult it must be for Arizona to work alongside the man who fathered their baby. 'Nuff said. Callie's cool with Arizona's past. She proves this by seducing her the moment she gets home.
Alex asks to be taken off Arizona's service so he can distance himself from Morgan. That's not as easy as it sounds. Morgan is texting him constantly as her baby's health continues to deteriorate. She needs to decide if it's time to allow for the natural death of her child. Alex doesn't mince words when he lays things out. This is Morgan's decision. She needs to make it. Alone. It wasn't easy, but Arizona says he was a great doctor in doing what he did. Hating Alex will actually make Morgan the tough mom she needs to be for her baby.
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Bryson City - On August 25, 1916, Robert Lenore "Jack" Lyday was born along Lyday's Creek between Pisgah Forest and Penrose in Transylvania County. Born the 7th of 9 children, his generation of Lydays was the 5th generation to live on the family farm first settled in the late 1700s by immigrants. At the age of 96, after a long and fruitful life, Jack was called to his heavenly home on April 15, 2013.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Leon Faidherbee Lyday and Fanny Belle Wilson; his beloved wife of 65 years Dorothy Barton Lyday, and all of his 5 brothers and 3 sisters. He is survived by three children - Susan Lyday of Flat Rock, Sylvia Lyday-Goforth and her husband Bill of Cullowhee, and Russell Lyday and his wife Vicky of Morganton; one step-granddaughter, Audrey Walkingstick and two grandsons, Stephen (Jennifer) and Robert Lyday.
Jack was gifted as a "people" person as was evidenced by his life. While his career was centered around agriculture, his real crop was people. Even in his last year spent at Mountain View Manor Nursing Home, he continued to share stories and visit with many new friends and re-acquaintances. He often walked down the hall, stuck out a hand and said, "Hi, I 'm Jack Lyday", and thus began a conversation.
Even though his family were farmers, education was a requirement. Both of Jack's parents and all of his siblings received a college education. Jack completed NC State College during the Great Depression, milking cows twice a day at the campus dairy to help pay tuition. After college, his first job was teaching vocational agriculture at Hendersonville High School, cut short by selection in the first draft round of 1941.
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After World War II, Jack and Dorothy came to Bryson City to work for only six months. They never left. Jack found his life's calling serving the good people of Swain County. He taught vocational agriculture at Swain County High School for a number of years where he encouraged both students and parents to achieve their very best. By his example only ten years earlier, of achieving a college education during hard times, he led many a country boy to better themselves for the rest of their lives, many obtaining a college education themselves.
For most of his career, Jack served as "County Agent" with the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, providing rural people with knowledge to better their lives and their community. He doctored many a sick cow or pig in the middle of the night for the simple pay of a firm handshake and a sincere thank you. For his tireless efforts in education and community development, Jack was inducted into the Western North Carolina Agricultural Hall of Fame in 2000. He continued to receive technical calls into his 93rd year.
His public service was not just job related. He taught Sunday School and served as Deacon at the First Baptist Church, was a director at Swain County Hospital, local banks, and the Swain County Welfare Board, now Social Services. He also served one term on the State of North Carolina Board of Social Services. Jack was an active
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Jack loved to farm, raising cattle and sharing his bountiful garden produce with friends and neighbors.
A service celebrating the life of Jack Lyday will be held at the First Baptist Church of Bryson City of which he was a member at 3:00 PM on Saturday, April 20. The family will receive friends at the church beginning at 1:30 PM. Interment will immediately follow the service at Swain Memorial Park with military graveside rights conducted by
Post 9281. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made to the First Baptist Church of Bryson City, P.O. Box 247, Bryson City, NC 28713.
Crisp Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
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