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John Ival Blair
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I've been retired for several years and revived an old interest in family history that led me to the Find A Grave site and to several living kinfolk I had not even known of before, plus numerous kind folk who have helped me research.
My family runs the gamut from branches that go back to the 1600s in New England to new arrivals (by marriage) from Germany, Ukraine, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Guatemala. The general area of my interest on Find A Grave runs from Texas up through Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut, plus California. I have a special interest in Missouri since both branches of my family passed through there.
One real asset I enjoy (besides some first, second, and third cousins with a similar interest in genealogy) is that I inherited both my mother's and my mother-in-law's photo collections, which include images dating back more than 100 years.
Surnames I'm interested in include, besides Blair, also Herring, Percy, Hayes, Veale, Barnes, Patterson, Rogers, Piggott, Marvin, Reeves, Linville, Boone, Callaway, Grigg, McWilliams, Rowe, Dando, Hume.
In addition I am researching my late wife's very different family, immigrants from Central Europe and Scandinavia in the late 19th century with names that include Franz, Nielsen, Wilensky/Williams, Gundersen and Rohner.
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RE: Re: Ludwig and Tessie Rohner
I don't remember seeing this message but may have already replied. If not, Ludwig Rohner died July 23, 1941 in Kings, New York.
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on Aug 13, 2015 12:07 PM
Janet Milburn
RE: David Unruh Colby Kansas
Wish I could help you, perhaps one day I will
find what you need. But.....
Have you looked for his parents memorial, to see if his name is mentioned as a living person or a deceased.
What about his siblings, or anyone he mentioned to you years ago.
Have you looked thru the cemetery listing of the names in that cemetery for him.
Best idea would be his highschool alumni, they
know everything.
Good luck,
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Janet Milburn
on May 20, 2015 6:31 PM
Linville family info & photos
I need to amend my request: Would it be OK with you if I post the bios and photos, with credit, that you've made available on Find-a-grave to my Ancestry.com family tree? I'm looking into my collateral Linville family, and you have provided a great deal of personal history here. I appreciate that you have posted it for everyone to see.
Thank you,
Sue S.
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Thomas Linville, Jr.
I really appreciate the bio you posted to Thomas Linville, Jr's memorial (#84058583). Would it be OK with you if I post the bio, with credit, to my Ancestry.com family tree?
I'm a Linville descendant too. Thomas Linville -- Catherine Linville m. William Nave Bowers -- Rebecca Bowers m. Aaron Vale. ALWAYS on the look out for more (ANY) info about Aaron Vale.
Very curious to continue researching the migration out of Missouri. A number of my Linvilles and Bowers followed the Oregon trail west and settled in Oregon. This is the first info I've come across that suggests perhaps some of them may have been motivated to migrate because of religious persecution. If you have additional info on the matter that you can share, please email me: firstname.lastname@example.com. (Put "Linville" in the subject line so I don't delete, thinking it's spam.)
Thank you,
Sue S.
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Andrea Harts (Endres)
Madge Blair and John Endres
Hi John, thank you so much for posting this information. I am Madge's great-granddaughter. Lawrence Eldon Endres was my grandpa, and Lawrence Joe is my dad. I didn't even know their names until I read your post!
Thanks so much!!
Andrea Harts (Endres)
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Andrea Harts (Endres)
on Jan 03, 2015 8:17 PM
Fran Smith
RE: Clara Blair photo
John, you are most welcome. I didn't notice until after attaching the photo that it has a date stamp. I plan to take another picture without the date stamp.
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on Aug 30, 2014 6:55 PM
Charlene Herreid
RE: Re: David M. McWilliams
John, I guess we are kin since we are both descended from David and Anna McWilliams. The idea that David was the son of James and Rosanna McWilliams was a supposition offered in a book about the McWilliams family of Warren Co., KY. Most of the McWilliams in Warren Co. KY were descended from James's two brothers who came to KY from SC at the same time he did. Since the author knew that our David was not descended from the brothers (he followed the family to Mississippi and knew their heirs), he guessed that our David was James's son. Reasonable, but, it turns out, wrong. There is really nothing linking our David with James except that they happened to be in Warren Co., KY at the same time. But I have accumulated evidence that our David was actually the son of Hugh and Mary Taggart McWilliams. My e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com. Please contact me if you want to know more. I have the arguments all spelled out. Thanks. Charlene
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Charles Linville
Also photographed Grace who was adjacent; memorial # 85452552
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on Mar 12, 2014 12:15 AM
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RE: Elizabeth Franz Scherzinger Lohman/Ohmen
I'm sorry to hear of your wife's passing.
Please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I will e-mail you a jpeg file of the article and my transcription in a Word document of the obituary if you would like.
I would love to speak with you or e-mail and exchange some information. Are you working on your family tree?
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RE: Elizabeth C Matthew McWilliam
Thanks John! Since they are in the same cemetery I feel a there is a strong possibility it would be her father.
Have a great evening,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 11 (Reuters) – Sluggish growth among
young technology firms could bode trouble for the U.S. economy,
according to a new report from the Kauffman Foundation.
The number of technology firms aged five years or younger -
key drivers of job creation – has fallen to below 80,000, down
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Jews, although he stood by his belief in the danger of
demonizing the rich.
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reference to Kristallnacht as a sign of overt or latent
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On New Year's Eve Sofia Liu, 6, died after she, her younger brother and their mother were hit by a car in a San Francisco cross-walk, according to the lawsuit. At the time of the crash, driver Syed Muzzafar was logged on to the Uber X smartphone app and was available to provide rides, the lawsuit said.
California governor declares drought emergency
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – California Governor Jerry Brown declared a drought emergency on Friday, a move that will allow the parched state to seek federal aid as it grapples with what could turn out to be the driest year in recorded state history for many areas.
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Minerva Schools of KGI, a radically experimental university in San Francisco, is sifting through applications for its first class, starting this fall. The school is an alliance between Minerva Project, a venture-backed for-profit company, and Keck Graduate Institute, one of California's Claremont colleges.
Latest perk on Google buses: security guards
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In recent days, men with earpieces have closely monitored passengers boarding Google commuter buses at the site of at least one bus stop in San Francisco's Mission District. Their presence comes a few weeks after Google buses were targeted by protesters who blame tech-industry employees for rising city rents.
U.S. venture funds raise more in fourth quarter, but less for year
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 13 (Reuters) – U.S. venture funds raised
$4.85 billion last quarter, up 53 percent from the same period a
year ago, but full-year 2013 fundraising fell 15 percent
compared to the year before.
For the full year, venture capital firms raised $16.7
billion, the weakest annual total since 2010, according to data
from the National Venture Capital Association and Thomson
Reuters released on Monday.
Uber cuts prices up to 34 pct for no-frills UberX car service
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 9 (Reuters) – Uber, the red-hot rides
start-up known for jacking up town-car fares, is taking the
opposite approach with its no-frills UberX service.
Fares on UberX, which offers rides in ordinary cars at lower
prices than the company's high-end town car service, will be cut
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On Tuesday those of us who have not already availed ourselves of postal ballots or early voting will troop to the polls to elect all 435 members of the House of Representatives, 36 of the 100 senators, 36 governors, and a host of politicians vying for local office. These old-fashioned voters will cast their votes when consumer confidence in the economy is at its highest level in about seven years. But a vast majority, although now more confident in the economy, also hold the seemingly contradictory view that our country is heading into its future on what pollsters call "the wrong track."
News on the economy had been promising these last few days, especially the GDP increase in the last quarter. Today comes a not-so-good report on consumer spending. As Victoria Stilwell reports at Bloomberg:
The indicators for the economy are looking good. For those who view the world through a political prism, this news may be coming too late to help the president and his party in the mid-terms. And for those whose view is long and wide, the skies are not entirely blue. There is the matter of labor force participation, which is historically low. Also home ownership, which is also in a deep trough. And interest rates will soon be rising. Still …
The number for September orders of durable goods is one of three that were anticipated as indicators of where the economy is headed … or if it is merely treading water. (Housing prices and consumer confidence are the others.) Expectations were for a modest increase in durables after a bad number last month.
Hillary Clinton, doing her no-bull, forceful leader number, tells an audience:
Oh, woe! Ebola has come to America and 150 people from infected countries are landing here every day.
Vice President Joe Biden talked about the trouble the middle class is having during the Barack Obama presidency at an event earlier today in Philadelphia:
"The middle class is getting killed," Biden said.
"In the last ten years, average salary of the middle class in America according to Standard & Poor's has gone up 14 cents."
First time claims came in on the low side. Unexpectedly so. Which seems, paradoxically, predictable.
As Myles Udland of Business Insider reports:
At a Hollywood fundraiser last night in Gwyneth Paltrow's backyard, President Obama explained that the rich are getting richer. "Most of the gains in our economy go to the folks who are in this lovely yard," Obama said.
By contrast, the president explained that income and wages have been stagnant for "the average person."
If James Carville is still remotely right that "It's the economy, stupid," then it's no wonder that it has been tough sledding for Senate incumbents this fall. Members of the Senate class that's up for reelection this year were, of course, elected (or reelected) in November 2008 and began their current 6-year terms in January 2009. Using tallies from 2009 as the baseline, therefore, inflation-adjusted median household incomes have actually fallen on these senators' watch in 11 of the 12 battleground states they represent. That's a hard thing to explain to voters, especially if your party has been in the majority throughout that time.
It is a global economy and Europe is sneezing. As the FT report:
The U.S. economy added 248,000 jobs in September, and the unemployment rate dropped to 5.9 percent. But the labor force participation rate continued to fall, average hourly earnings seem frozen, and over 13 percent of workers are either out of work, involuntarily working part time or too discouraged to keep hunting for jobs, and 20 percent of teenagers are out of work.
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The Nittany Lions return all five offensive line starters from a unit that improved and was highly productive as the 2007 season unfolded. At least three of the unit's starters will be seniors this year, making the development of depth a critical component throughout 2008. Josh Marks is among the candidates to earn time in the rotation and enters his first season on the field after making steady progress during his redshirt year. He has tremendous physical attributes and skills and is working hard to have an impact this season. He finished spring drills as the top reserve at tight guard to Stefen Wisniewski. Marks was a three-time first-team Class A all-state selection at Southern Columbia HS and was instrumental in helping his team win four consecutive state titles.
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A three-sport star at Southern Columbia HS, Marks became the first athlete in school history to qualify for the Pennsylvania state championships in three sports in one year. A three-time first-team Class A all-state selection, he was instrumental in helping Southern Columbia win four consecutive state titles (2003, `04, `05, `06). A team captain, Marks was named first-team all-state by PA Football News and its Defensive Player-of-the-Year. A four-year starter, he led an offensive line that produced a school-record 6,355 rushing yards and 92 touchdowns in 2006. On defense, Marks recorded 57 tackles, with four sacks, two forced fumbles and five pass breakups as a senior. During his career, he recorded 243 career tackles, with a school-record 11 forced fumbles and 15 sacks. Marks was selected the conference offensive and defensive lineman of the year and was a WNEP-TV Dream Team selection. He participated in the 2007 East-West all-star game. He was a two-time qualifier for the state wrestling championships, placing sixth as a sophomore and as a senior, when he served as a team captain. He finished 14th in the discus at the 2007 state track and field championships.
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According to an OPD news release, clerks told officials that a black male entered the bank and produced a note stating he was armed with a gun and for them to give him the money.
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I love playing my controllers.. get to hold them, choke them and make it so they can't get away! Now if I could just do that with some guys I know
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DC is my fav of all the consoles, you name it and I've got it pretty much got it.
The DC had arcade perfect versions of all the Capcom Fighters. Love it. I still play the DC too, to bust out SF 3 TS, MvsC 1 & 2, Vampire Chronicles, Rival Schools etc.
I feel like playing an old school DC fighter now.
The eyes have it.
I'm playing Halo: Reach.
Eagerly awaiting the delivery of my GH guitar to play RB2 with... Until then I probably will be amusing myself watching the guys over at Desert Bus for Hope.
I'm awaiting the new Donkey Kong game for the Wii. I will admit it will be very weird not seeing the Kremlings in this one.
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^ I have a PS3 and a 360.
The first Bioshock I played on the PC; the 2nd on PS3. Fantastic games!
It seems like I am perpetually waiting for games to come out
Mainly waiting on "Guild Wars 2" and 'Star wars the old Republic"
Both actually promoting that they are changing how MMOs will be played. Will be fun to see which does better
Other than that I will take them as they come it is holiday season and good games should be coming out.
Not a CoD fan (I suck) same with Halo but I am a massive TF2 player and L4D player
I get cussed out in both but it's all good.
I'm going old school now that all my homework is done. I'm going to actually finish Legend of Legaia, Dino Crisis 1 and RE: Nemesis.
For the Wii my friend is lending Super Paper Mario. "
Oh sweet, didn't know there was a gamer's thread! D=
Anyways, I guess I'm more of an action-adventure, open world, and shooter gamer like Uncharted 2, Transformers: WFC, Prototype, Red Dead Redemption, Batman: Arkham Asylum Force Unleashed, Gran Theft Auto V1, RE: 5 (I haven't gotten passed the first stages of 4 or Code Veronica because I'm too chicken shit >.<). And I guess I'm big on online multiplayer games, too.
I'm going to throw this out there - I play way too much DotA.
Also, Donkey Kong Country and Super Mario World for the SNES were my childhood.
Am I the only one here who's more of a retro gamer?
Dreamcast, SNES, Genesis/Megadrive, NES, PC and arcade games. I have a 360, and I enjoyed Dead Rising, but i'm just not into all the new War FPS games, or the sports games that are the same rehashed thing over and over again.
Star Wars: KOTOR, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Soul Calibur 1, Crazy Taxi, Half-Life and Quake, Super Castlevania 4, Megaman 2, Mortal Kombat 2/UMK, Galaga, etc. . .those games are more of my style, and I would totally fuck the Angry Video Game Nerd.
Just got my guitar in the mail, so I've been playing a lot of RB2.
Finally managed to find the time to go online in BFBC2 with a friend. Was so freakin' awesome! Certainly can see me playing more FPS' in the future.
I dusted of the DC the other day to give some old classics a go, and I'm a sucker for old school MK. I also still play older classics like Ms Pacman, Time Pilot, Ghosts n Goblins to name a few. I appreciate the old and the new.
I would fuck a gamer nerd too, he does not have to be angry. lol
The eyes have it.
I play World of Warcraft on the Trollbane server...
I play World of Warcraft on the Silvermoon, Firetree and or Proudmore servers. Anyone play on any of these. I'm still looking for some guilds to join. most of my characters are guildless. And I'd love to make friends with any wow players. ^_^
Also I play Star Trek Online, and starcraft 2. Also got a ps2 play kingdom hearts and God of war, and an xbox 360, play Bioshock and Ghostbusters. And Scott Pilgrim
Which one?
I finished Legend of Legaia.....Didn't see the ending coming. I almost cried during the final sequence. Dino Crisis Halfway through and Nemesis keeps butchering my ass so to speak the first time he jumped down at me I almost scared myself to death.
I just could not keep playing, he frightened the shit outa me and I did not like the constant fear of when he would appear. I like to play my RE games more slowly and calmly. I guess in a real zombie apocalypse I'm screwed. lol
Dino Crisis ...... you got me thinking, I never did complete No. 2 and I liked that one.
The eyes have it.
Red Dead Redemption's Undead Nightmare is really fast pace especially when you have demons, spitter, and all kinds of freaky looking things after you.
I got the Best Buy Black Friday Bundle. It kicks ass. It came with LBP GOTY, Modnation Racers, and Cars on Blu-Ray.
I also scored 3 wireless dualshock pro duo controllers at toys r us. They were 32 dollars. I set everything up this evening, updated the firmware, downloaded stuff, and downloaded the update for LBP and am doing the same for modnation. I downloaded a few games too. Worms 2 and Scott Pilgrim.
The PS3 is so amazing. I can't believe how beautiful and crisp the graphics are. I also got an HDMI cable. I tested out the bomberman Ultra demo and found the graphics were much crisp, clearer, and the bombers moved a tad faster than Bomberman Live. We got a 1 year membership for Xbox Live pack and we've been playing the hell out of bomberman live.
I'm excited for Battlefest. That will be multiplatform too.
The only thing I don't like about the PS3 so far is the install for the demos and content. I like that in the PS Store you can do background downloading. I have a feeling that is new. From some videos I watched that wasn't available at the time. I heard Home has been improved as well. I had trouble ripping a CD though. Wouldn't do the last 2 tracks.
I love the controller too. I was worried at first. I'm gonna get the family hooked on the PS3 tomorrow. I think I can get them to leave bomberman. I played a bit of LBP tonight too. Holy crap the introduction was fucking epic. I had no idea you could do stuff with the six axis motion either. I wish you could play you're music in the levels. But nice you can play it in the Pod.
Oh and I tried Hulu + too. Despite the cost I am doing the free trial. It's nice that it has the back catalog of past seasons for some shows. I prefer netflix on the PS3 too. The endless abyss of the instant que on the 360 was a bit tiresome. Nice that it's done in a checkered style.
I'm sad to see the cost of some of the games now though >.> I'm used to microsoft saying "ONLY 400 points" and having to the the conversions and remember how much it truly is. Or just forgetting the actual cost altogether.
I hooked it up with the 360 downstairs. Played some Storm 2 while LBP was updating. It's really interesting having both consoles side by side. I don't know if I'll use the 360 much anymore. I definitely don't really plan on upgrading back to gold.
I guess I'm now a pswii60 owner. Never thought that would happen. Oh yeah and now there are 4 controllers for every console except the wii. Need two more for that. Well technically PS2 and GC as well.
The only thing I haven't tested out on it is Blu-Ray. I can't wait to play my PS3 tomorrow. I can't wait to try out more fighting games on the system as well and figure out if they really do work better on PS3.
Oh and i got the 160 GB Model. I found out you can upgrade the HDD any time if you want. It looks simple enough. I love my new PS3
Am i the only WoW guy here XD!!! Im playing on Blackrock(is full)both sides heh! Tell me if you play on that server
But cant wait for diablo III ... JEEZ its taking forever!
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For the last six or so years I've been a PC Gamer. The last console I owned was a PS2 but I was never that into console gaming after N64; Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the best best game ever created. What I've been playing lately is Bioshock and Battlefield Heroes, a free fps from EA; money is tight so I can't stay ahead with current games. I am however, anticipating the release of Bioshock: Infinite.
I finally killed that genetic freak...He kinda reminds me of my great gramma in a way lol. The resident Evil series doesn't scare me but Dino Crisis has me looking over my shoulder when I go to do laundry.
Got a Kinect recently. Kinect adventures is pretty fun, especially when you have two players. I also got Dance Central which is awesome! some of the dances are really hard but still mad fun.
Just started playing Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. Not too bad.
Right now I'm playing Armored core for answer.
So hows everyone else doing?
Hey Poozy how's it hangin'?
I just finished my first playthrough of Fallout New Vegas. Some people were miffed that it wasn't different enough from the Fallout 3, but to be honest, that's one of the things I really liked about it. One thing they did improve was the role playing aspect. Great story with hard choices that impact the game.
I'm gonna play it again, but first I'll finally get around to God of War III.
Playing Rogue Galaxy, Suikoden 5, Alpha Protocol, Assassin's Creed, NCAA' 11, Madden 11, Tekken 6, Prototype, Wii Sports Resort, Grand Slam Tennis.
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Your definatley in for a treat with God of war 3, I totally loved that game so much!
Just realized I'm on a mech bender lately
Replaying Xenogears and playing Armored core for answer, watching Technoman Blade on youtube and thinking about Gundam.
Guess you could say I have a mind of metal lately!
My PS2 that I've had since the start of grade 10 died on me the other night it'll be missed. But I've logged a lot of hours on the Wii lately, I rented the Darkside Chronicles and I think I may have screwed up my trigger finger but it was worth it.
Go DK go DK go!!!
Any Halo, l4d, or Final Fantasy fans in here?
Just got Super Street Fighter 4 and GTA Episodes from Liberty City. Playing Soul Calibur 4 again and Halo Reach and COD Black Ops with a little Naruto Storm 2 on the side Oh and I beat Golden Sun Dark Dawn last week. Starting a new profile when I reach lvl99. Ranking up in that game is ridiculously easy. Still a great game though lol


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The City of Animal Crossing: City Folk
Excitement abounds in the big town...not to mention online.
The city in City Folk, built around a large fountain that serves as its focal point, is useful mainly for its vast array of shopping. Most of the animal peddlers that only made occasional visits to your village in previous games have permanent businesses in town, making things a great deal more convenient for the would-be home designer or fashionista (assuming you've got the Bells, 'cos if you don't, get a job, bum). A few of the highlights around town, as described in this week's issue of Weekly Famitsu magazine:
- GracieGrace, a high-end fashion design shop
- A guy who gives out balloons, pinwheels, and other fun stuff by the fountain
- An online-enabled auction house where you can auction useless junk and buy more of it from other human players
- The Speedy Beauty Salon, where you can change your hairstyle or put one of your Miis' faces on your character. (Getting a haircut required you to expand Tom Nook's store a bit in previous games. No longer.)
- A street shoe-polisher who lets you change the color of your shoes to match your clothing or the general mood of the day
- The headquarters of the Happy Room Academy, the outfit that rates your interior decorating skills and gives you presents as a reward. If your room is really, really nice, they'll replicate it at the home office as a "model room"
- A theater with a comedy act that changes daily
- A fortune teller
- A members-only furniture store
- A coffee shop, which is where K.K. Slider plays his live shows in this game
A lot, isn't it? And we haven't even gotten to City Folk's online nubbins, either. Trade friend codes with the online folks you know, and up to four of you can mess around in the same village at once, catching bugs and fishing just like in the bucolic country childhood you never had. You can communicate with each other either with a keyboard or the Wii Speak mike. What's more, if you've got WiiConnect24 turned on, information will be passed around between you and your friends' villages on a constant basis -- animals move in and out, they'll spread rumors about other players, and so forth. (If you don't have the Internet and are somehow reading this anyway, you can transfer a character to another village by temporarily storing him in your Nintendo DS -- Animal Crossing: Wild World not required.)
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Wii speakPosted: Nov 03, 2008 12:00AM PST by Magic-goomba1
I'm definately gonna guy it but it'd be great if they bundle wiispeak with it, nut the fact that it's going to involve wiiconect24 is just plain AWESOME! Not to mention the fact that they're gonna introduce new furniture every day!
Mixed Feelings...Posted: Oct 02, 2008 12:00AM PST by Wolf118
I liked the animal crossings for both the gamecube and the DS. Even on the fishing part of it. I wish that the release of this on the Wii would put the graphics up though, it's becoming kind of boring to view the same thing as the DS and gamecube. Nevertheless i'll most likely buy it because I do like animal crossing games, online would be fun to bum around with a friend, and an auction house sounds like a cool idea!
cant waitPosted: Oct 01, 2008 12:00AM PST by wii28
i cant wait for this game! I wonder how the city will cange this game and i disagree i think this game is the same.This is the biggest step its takin so far.
It is a breath of fresh air in the game world of shooters which are all very very similar.
A "full-on city" to explore?Posted: Oct 01, 2008 12:00AM PST by Soulwater
Yeah, right. Animal Crossing lives & dies by the charming personality of it's inhabitants... as for the actual game world... booorrring. Somehow I can't imagine a "full-on city" to explore... that's like expecting more than up-rezzed N64/DS graphics. (*Scoff) P.S. - Nintendo, why not just take the Twilight Princess fishing mechanic and drop it into this game?! The fishing (*mini-game) in Animal Crossing is terrrrrrible!
More of the same...Posted: Oct 01, 2008 12:00AM PST by Kratos_Kuoros
I believe this game will be the same as the previous versions. Cool and nice for the first month, and after that you get bored of it. Eventually leaving the game behind, and never playing again.
Hmmm..Posted: Oct 01, 2008 12:00AM PST by KaelWolfcry
Alot going on in this version of the Crossing series, though I'm still a bit leery at the pricetag.
This sort of makes me want the gamePosted: Oct 01, 2008 12:00AM PST by ExplicitBrain
But I'm quite disappointed by the price for this and Wii Speak. Together they should cost 50.


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Tunisian police have used tear gas and batons to break up protests demanding the resignation of the government in the most violent confrontation for weeks with pro-democracy demonstrators.
A demonstration in central Tunis by about 200 people on Friday called for the resignation of the transitional government and "a new revolution".
The demonstrators, yelling slogans such as "Get out!" and "The government still works for [ousted president Zine El Abidine] Ben Ali", faced off for 20 minutes against a police cordon on the central Habib Bourguiba Avenue.
The police then charged, firing tear gas canisters and causing panic among demonstrators, mainly youths, and pedestrians who were in the neighbourhood and tried to flee for shelter.
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Farhat Rajhi, Tunisia's former minister of the interior, called for calm earlier on Friday after causing an outcry with his statement that a "coup d'etat" could take place in the country.
"I have called for calm on Tunisian radios. My statements were purely hypothetical and not directed at anybody and I am not responsible for interpretations," Rahji told the AFP news agency.
Protesters said the statement had undermined their confidence in the North African country's interim administration and raised suspicions that members of the former regime could be meddling behind the scenes.
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Police beat photographers with batons and confiscated cameras as they tried to cover the protest.
Tunisia's interim rulers have promised an election in July for an assembly that will draw up a new constitution.
But tensions rose when Rajhi said there could be a coup by Ben Ali loyalists if Islamists won the election. Tunisia's main Islamist group, al-Nahda, is expected to do well in some regions.
The government distanced itself from Rajhi's comments, but not before protesters had gathered in Tunis and in provincial cities to demand its resignation.
Some said the government was trying to use the threat of a coup to derail steps to democracy.
A common thread running through uprisings across the Arab world sparked by the one in Tunisia has been unease among secularists and in the West about whether democracy will open the door to Islamic rule.
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Bullied nations like Ukraine are right to protest Russia's incursion, but it's normal great power activity, crazy or not.
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Is Vladimir Putin crazy? Former U.S. secretary of state Madeleine Albright says Putin is "delusional." Germany's Angela Merkel says he's "out of touch with reality."
I have no idea if he's crazy and I don't think it matters. According to The Psychopath Test, numerous CEOs and politicians make the cut based on criteria like their ability to blithely take decisions that wreck millions of lives. And if you look at what he's actually done, I doubt it matters either. If you designed a computer program to react "rationally" on the model of great power leaders pursuing what's consensually viewed as the National Interest, it would probably "behave" as Putin has, or perhaps more drastically.
When the Soviet Union broke up, the West said it wouldn't advance against Russia militarily. Since then it's tightened a NATO noose around Russia's neck: Poland, Hungary, the Baltic states, the threat of missiles based near Russian borders. When the Soviets put missiles in Cuba in 1962, the U.S. went berserk, metaphorically or literally, blithely promising to incinerate the planet in response. Was John F. Kennedy delusional? Does it matter? It's how great powers behave, especially in their own backyard.
I think this is wretched, immoral bullying — maybe I should put that in caps: THIS IS ODIOUS BEHAVIOUR — and bullied nations like Ukraine are right to protest, just as people in Latin America hate it when the U.S. does it. But it's normal great power activity, crazy or not. By the way, Madeleine Albright, who's presumably non-delusional, was asked in 1996 if half a million dead Iraqi kids was a "price" worth paying to assert U.S. power in far-off Iraq. She said: "We think the price is worth it." Please note her use of "we" — indicating a possible collective psychosis.
Is he Hitler? It's always springtime for Hitler analogies. Hillary Clinton has done it, also U.S. Senators John McCain, Marco Rubio, Lindsey Graham and lesser luminaries. But the only government leaders who've taken that plunge are Stephen Harper and Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird. I think the distinction is significant. Out of power, you can say anything since your only purpose is to get elected or re-elected. When you hold power, like Harper and Baird, you might actually have an effect so you tend to be more cautious and less stupid. Except for our guys.
I'd say what this shows is that Harperites have simply abandoned foreign policy as anything except a way to sweep up votes. They've already made themselves irrelevant in forums like global climate conferences or the UN; they just don't give a damn. If you want to become a Canadian diplomat, forget working your way up or getting degrees in global affairs. Become head of the PM's security detail or shill for the Israeli government instead. This must be discouraging for generations of civil servants. I agree with Yves Engler that Canadian diplomats were never neutral "brokers"; they acted mostly in the interest of the U.S. But that was sometimes useful, offering a little distance from the boss. That's all gone, too.
The dilemma of the squares. There have always been spontaneous outbreaks of democratic will, like the Paris Commune or slave revolts. There's a collective as well as an individual need to control one's life. But recently the eruption and takeover of public spaces — in Tunis, Cairo, Madrid, Wall St., Kyiv's Maidan — seem more coherent and continuous, perhaps due to social media.
These movements are the lifeblood of democratic renewal. They're also susceptible to manipulation. Ukraine's Orange Revolution of 2004 seemed far more stage-managed by western forces like the U.S.'s National Endowment for Democracy or George Soros' Open Society Institute than the Maidan has been. But there's no doubt the same forces still operate. See the phone intercepts from U.S. diplomat Victoria Nuland. They make these eruptions vulnerable to charges of being illegitimate fakes.
The trick is finding a way to link the genuine popular outbursts to institutionalized, constitutional, representative forms. I know that's a mouthful but I don't think anyone's come up with a solution. Yet who wants to be stuck with merely voting in the occasional election, then going to sleep for another four years? If anyone has the answer, please write or call.
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As Jay-Z and Kanye would say haters haters... keep wishing your doing what he is.
when is this droping..... i think i herdsomthing like its droping on july 1'st
Pharrell needs to cut that off
asher super gay, nobody cares! no wonder hiphopdx fell off, Asher Roth really?
I do need that upcoming Asher album ASAP but not with that on it. PLEASE keep it 100% Mr. Roth, just do you.
asher roth is garbage he says he sounds like em when he doesnt sound anything like him and asher roth makes the most random songs and random song names just to get attention
what r u talkin bout..he never said he sounded like Em. He even made a song about that and for niggas like youuu. Its called "As I Em."#real hip-hop.You should listen 2 it
@ HIHHSH great rebuttal! Niggas trip me out because they get so stuck in one place that they dont leave themselves room to grow mentally... You gotta realize this is entertainment at the end of the day...
Dude...listen. Because he is white and when he started getting attention..they immediately compared him to em..The same as there doing with yelawolf. He made a song about the people who compare him to em because he is white..and it's a dedication. It's not like he went out of his way and said man i sound like em..im gunna jack all his shit and become em. Ash is dope..and for you to say that he makes random songs and random song names to get attention is true..because if your doing the same shit as everyone else..your jackin there shit.. Id rather listen to something different from ash..then some other mother fucker talking about there cars..jewelery..Bitches..How a bitch broke his heart. Fuck all that..and most importantly. Fuck you.
that last joint sounded hard as hell
These video sessions are never long enough.
i dont know why this getting 4.. nothing interesting in this video
Pharrell's beats sound so uninspired nowadays. He has actually fell off. Asher needs to keep rappin and stay out the media..
agree completely.
asher roth looks like lil waynes momma......GUCCI
Whoever says or even thinks this is a "banger" is most likely Jacking Off to Asher Roth at night and getting semen encrusted everywhere from their bed sheets to their drawers.
neptunes solid production.... as usual http://watchthishiphop.blogspot.com
neptunes solid production http://watchthishiphop.blogspot.com
beat sounds like a banger something he doesnt usually do should be interesting
hahahaha this was cool
okay asher hurry that album up
Good look Asher. Smart move production wise.
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2003 Dodge Neon SXT 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
This car with a manual transmission
cannot pass a gas station without
stopping for a drink.When I first drove
it my gas milage was 16 MPG a far cry
from the sticker that claims 39 highway
& 30 city.By shifting so that I'm
driving in 4th gear at 30 miles an
hour.I finally got 30 MPG but half was
highway in 5th gear & I can Hear the
transmission complain. The dealership
claims that car is within specs and
there is no fix. The key has a computer
chip in it so that I cannot make an
under $80 duplicate & carry it in my
wallet. The radio antenna does not
telescope into the car pillar making
likely to break off,city reception is
Quick and short turning radius. Quick
acceleration, if you don't mind the gas
consumption. Fold down rear seat
enlarging trunk carrying space. CD
playing radio.
Decent gas milage accurately posted on
window sticker. Reliable, computer chip
free, key. Door locks on 2 doors.
Telescoping radio antenna, driver
powered on driver's side. Larger trunk.
2003 Dodge Neon SRT-4 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl Turbo 5M)
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Tokico Struts-Performance upgrades
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kit-Factory Pro Comp boost gauge.
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The rear wing is pretty big. I'd like
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No problems at all as of yet. Very easy
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5spd transmission
make it faster, and make all windows
Great car....just can't understand why
the brakes are soooo noisy...sometimes
it's very embarressing to pull up to
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dealer many times and they said this is
6 disc cd changer
This car has to be one of the best
cars dodge has ever produced.. High
performance and a reliable car as well.
I've had the car for about 1 year
now.. and I've had 0 problems.
Very easy to mod and it has great
factory support.. can't beat a 19,999
pocket rocket!
Gotta love the engine and the seats
LSD( of course the 04 have them) and
wider tires and lowered back end.
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The square and circle represent the bread and water, respectively.
The square and circle represent the bread and water, respectively.
This one requires a bit of an explanation. The three panels represent, respectively:
My circle series seems to have become a circle-and-triangle series.
Another new abstract religious painting.
A new abstract religious painting, wherein I branch out from circles to, well, lines.
I don't know how many of you remember my Mormon Texts Project, but it's coming along well and is in good hands.
Today I've got a new (but similar) project to propose: the Mormon Audiobooks Project, making old public domain Mormon books available for free in audiobook format.
It makes the most sense to do this through LibriVox, an already-established platform for free audiobooks (the equivalent of Project Gutenberg). They have a good process in place that includes book coordination and quality control. Volunteers would sign up through their system and record however many chapters they feel like doing.
It also makes sense to use the Mormon Texts Project catalog as a base. That way the source books are available to all volunteers.
These obviously would not be professionally produced audiobooks, but a free audiobook is almost always better than no audiobook. (For some of the books there are already commercial audiobooks by professional voiceover artists, of course.)
The hitch with all of this: I…don't really listen to audiobooks. Usually they put me to sleep, and if they don't, I get distracted after about sixty seconds and miss big chunks of the text. (The same things happen when anyone reads to me in person.)
So, I'm probably not the best person to run this. I think it's important, and I'm willing to help with process and moving things along, but it really needs someone who loves audiobooks at the head of it. If you think you could be that person, let me know.
Also, if any of you are interested in the project, either as listeners or volunteers, leave a comment or let me know.
Update: I've put up a page for the project with volunteering instructions.
Oh, right, I have a blog. Ha. I have a barrel full of excuses for why I haven't been posting anything, but I won't bore you with them. Consider this a "yes, I'm still alive" post.
I just finished reading The Crucible of Doubt, by Terryl and Fiona Givens, and it is excellent. I highly recommend it. It's largely about unwarranted assumptions about the Church leading to unnecessary angst. Lots of good stuff. I wish I'd taken notes while I was reading it so I had a quote for you, but the whole thing is enlightening.
I've thought about posting about the Hugos controversy (Sad/Rabid Puppies), but I'm not sure I want to open that can of worms. And I'm not sure I actually have anything to contribute to the conversation anyway.
I think I posted a while back about reading only two books at a time. Well, things got out of control, and…now I'm reading nineteen. I've got a better system in place for making sure I actually finish books, though.
As for my reading goals, I've been doing fairly well at expanding my horizons and reading more nonfiction. I need to do better at reading sf&f classics, though, and my progress on War and Peace is still pretty slow.
Anyway, I'm back, I hope.
I've been thinking a lot the past few weeks about mental frames, ever since reading Greg Hamblin's post about John Dehlin. The more I study about Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon, the more clearly I see that there's persuasive evidence on both sides, each convincing enough that evidential analysis alone results in a draw. It thus becomes a matter of faith: I must make a decision, entering a mental frame of either belief or doubt.
If I choose doubt, I decide that the positive evidences must be wrong or misinterpreted; if I choose belief, I decide that the negative evidences must be likewise wrong or misinterpreted.
I hope it's obvious that I've chosen belief. There are many things I don't understand about church history or the gospel, but I've chosen to believe, and so the positive evidences — the goodness I see in the doctrines of the Church and the lives of its members, the brilliant testimony of Christ in the Book of Mormon, the way I feel when I try to follow the Mormon path to discipleship — now outweigh and overwhelm the negative evidences. When I occasionally come across those negative evidences, I remind myself that I've made the choice to believe, and the confusing darkness then fades away and I can see clearly again.
I know that it's not this way for everyone, and that choosing belief often comes hard. Life is messy. But while there are many grey areas and complicating factors, some things do in fact have simple yes/no answers. Joseph Smith was a prophet of God, or he was not. He may or may not have acted the way we expect a prophet of God to act, but that doesn't change the truth that it has to be one or the other. Joseph cannot be a prophet of God while not being a prophet of God at the same time.
Same with the Book of Mormon — either it's of God and is what it says it is, or it's not. Historical/literary/anthropological/etc. evidence on either side can't change that.
And so I continue to believe, partly because I've felt the Spirit tell me in my bones that this is real and good and true, partly because I can easily see the good fruits of the gospel, and partly because belief is the path I've chosen to commit to.
I'm currently serving as elders quorum president in my ward, which means home teaching changes every couple months or so. I've been bad about printing out slips because it took too long to make them (I don't really like the default MLS style, so I was doing it by hand in Excel), but I finally buckled down and wrote a PlotDevice script that takes the assignments in easy-to-write YAML and outputs PDFs, one page per file (because I haven't been able to get it to output to just a single PDF).
Here's what it looks like, with dummy data:
The code is on GitHub. The code is somewhat messy right now, but it works.


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