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Posted: 3 Oct 2012 11:20PM GMT
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I am the first to admit my understanding of the new autosomal DNA test is imperfect. I am in the process of writing to the Genetic Geneaologist blogger to ask for some clarification. But I have been reading this section of the message board very carefully and it seems to me that there are a number of people who do really understand the ins and outs of the autosomal DNA test and what Ancestry.com is lacking in what they are giving us. Not to mention the errors and matching problems. So I would like to ask everyone who does have some knowledge of the tests (particularly those who have tested elsewhere), to give me some input on what I should be sending in on that FEEDBACK button.
The one thing I am certain is that everyone believes we need the raw data. Please, someone, explain to me why we do and why ancestry.com is refusing to release it (if anyone knows why).
Thanks for any help!
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Posted: 4 Oct 2012 5:08AM GMT
I will take a segment comparison tool over raw data, if Ancestry really is squeamish about what uninformed larks we'll get up to with third party tools (as Ancestry's Senior VP indicated - see below), but I'm mostly saying that because I've gone on to test elsewhere and will have raw data shortly. So, my priorities have shifted a little. (And my genealogy budget, haha.)
A few uses for raw data: 1. Send it to Dr. Doug McDonald for a detailed BGA. (Instead of the limited pie chart for ethnicity that we have now and which some regard as iffy.) 2. Use it on sites like GEDMatch.com to do segment comparisons and play with other fun tools. 3. Use it with Promethease to look at health information/risks.
Just today I had a situation where segment comparison is going to be vital to sort out the connection. I have a Shared Ancestor Hint with someone who either descends from either my ancestor or his brother. (It's a case where I know the grandparent but not the parent.) If I discovered, through segment comparison of several matches, that I match the *wife*'s family of this person's ancestor, then this mystery that has been stumping researchers for decades might be on the way to being solved.
But wait! There's more! I looked past the Hint and discovered that I also match the person on a completely different line. Wow. So, is our shared DNA coming from the first line or from the second line? Or both? Again, being able to compare segments (especially since I have other matches on both of these lines) would be insanely helpful.
Just think, if one of us hadn't researched one of those lines, we'd see that single Shared Ancestor Hint and think, "Yep, there's the connection," and that might be that. And since we're all now flooded with hundreds or thousands of matches that appear to need our attention more (a royal headache since we have zero searching or annotating capabilities - add that to the feedback wishlist), who knows if I would have looked at that profile again for a few years?
Right now, all I can do without segment comparing is say, "Yep, that's my cousin, one way or another," and move on to the next match.
Since this is the *second* time this has happened to me in the past week or so (see the thread called something like "Verified matches aren't verified"), I think it's a real concern. I'm not saying that the ability to compare segments is going to fix everything, but it will help.
Without it, well... I'm a fan of the test and the company, despite my grumpies. But knowing that sorting out some of these wonderful pages and pages of potential connections might be one raw data download away? And knowing that people are going to make (and pass along) bad assumptions about how the matches fit because they aren't doing more than matching GEDCOMs? Maddening.
I feel as though playing with raw data is going to make people get smarter, faster. The forums on 23andMe and FTDNA are incredible - a real testimony to how much people are willing to learn. I thought I learned a lot here, but that's nothing compared to what people are discussing at the other sites, and the community is so huge and varied. (I'm ten kinds of psyched about the X-chromosome analysis for genealogy right now!)
One person here said that she heard from a customer service rep that Ancestry is planning to release the raw data. That is encouraging, but who knows if it's true or just typical phone rep-speak, and if it is true, when it will happen? Ancestry remains mum.
I don't want to post the link to the blog post with the Senior Ancestry VP/General Manager of Ancestry DNA's quote just in case it's used as an excuse to remove the post, so here is the quote directly from the DNA-Explained blog:
"My thing — what's interesting from a commercial standpoint is we — a lot of customers get data from either us or from other services. And what I see that's a little disturbing sometimes is that they upload their data to sites that quite frankly I can't even have — I try to research who these individuals are that are doing additional research on people's data. And I'm not even sure who they are or how they're qualified and if the data that they're getting back are even, you know, valid, right? So the point is that I think that we are moving in a direction where consumers feel comfortable, rightly or through ignorance, uploading their data to other sites. So I do think that restricting sort of the end I think is important just to be able to take care of that issue."
(Google with some phrases from the quote to find the blog. Some people are critical of Roberta Estes, the blogger, for not being an Ancestry fan, but unless you think she invented the quote, that's not relevant.)
I actually do think Dr. Chahine has a point; people are sending their data off to sites without knowing a lot about who is looking at their data (which might bother some folks), and people will inevitably misinterpret the results. But is it right for Ancestry to attempt to protect all of us from this possibility? Especially when it's data about *our* chromosomes? I'd much rather they protected us from all those copied-and-pasted family trees here where the only source is "Ancestry Family Tree," lol.
(Good luck, Ancestry, with playing nursemaid. I'm not the only person who ended up giving money to 23andMe and FTDNA to get what Ancestry doesn't offer. Nanny nanny boo boo - my raw data is going on a ride!)
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Posted: 4 Oct 2012 2:24PM GMT
I also have tested elsewhere and have less personal need for the raw data, but I believe that others would benefit and thus would like to see Ancestry release it. In addition to the uses already mentioned, it could be analyzed using the admixture tools on Gedmatch.
I would also suggest three other features that are available elsewhere:
1. Segment comparison tool
2. Ability to find matches in common with another tester
3. Ability to search all matches for a particular surname, including both direct and collateral lines.
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Posted: 4 Oct 2012 2:28PM GMT
Edited: 4 Oct 2012 2:47PM GMT
My feeling is that if the concerns which many people are expressing still exist after Ancestry's program emerges from the beta phase, then they will be serious ones. Until that time, I'm willing to give Ancestry the benefit of the doubt.
My father tested, for genealogical purposes, through 23andMe. While I am very thankful for his raw data and for 'segment comparison tools,' there have been many more relevant matches for me in the week since I received my results from Ancestry, than has been the case for my dad at 23andMe and at GedMatch ... in many months. Every day there is much work to be done here, on our family tree, while elsewhere, there has been mostly - waiting. Fewer of the folks who test at 23andMe have trees researched and posted which can, at least, be used as springboards.
The refrain on the message boards at 23andMe is, 'Send your raw data to Dr. Doug McDonald.' Dr. McDonald found my dad to be a purebred - 100% English - and his findings, and the way in which they are presented, concern me. You were correct in referring to him previously as a guru. If a non-Nordic segment shows up in your results then, by all means, turn to him so that he can divine if it is "real" or not.
There is a member at 23andMe by the name of Spence (Oregon 1841), who kindly delves far deeper into one's raw data, using an advanced mode of the 'World 9' oracle. His findings, for my dad, provided a more detailed and accurate portrait of Dad's ancestry than we have received elsewhere. They coincided with Dad's paper-trail genealogy, and also suggested distant ancestry, which we have not documented yet (if this is, indeed, more than 'noise').
I do hope that Ancestry develops a better system for interpreting genetic ethnicity than what it is presenting at present. I can see, for example, that both my dad and I still carry DNA from German ancestors who settled in Virginia during the early eighteenth century. I show no Central European ancestry here, however. Contrarily, neither I nor the distant cousins (whose trees I have perused) with whom I have been matched by Ancestry, and who also have been assigned Southern European descent, appear to have roots in that region during genealogical time. If 'Southern European' represents the legacy of Mediterranean Farmers during prehistoric days, it seems strange that their input would override the contribution of forebears who lived only a couple of centuries ago.
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Posted: 4 Oct 2012 2:37PM GMT
4. Transparency about criteria used for matching.
5. Total shared CM and longest segment for all matches.
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Posted: 16 Oct 2012 6:04PM GMT
First, the easy stuff:
*More sorting tools, including ability to sort by matches that actually have a common ancestor.
*Ability to make notes for each match
*Ability to make a private tree open to DNA matches only.
More technical:
*At least enough raw data for comparison. Right now I have a match that is strong and close. We cannot find a common ancestor. If I knew which segment of DNA matched us and could see if my confirmed ancestor DNA matches had the same segment, then I would know which branch we need to focus on. Instead, we're both flying blind.'
*Also, as said before me, I have a match that I am connected to in two ways. One way, is no big deal. The other way, would also wrap up the loose ends on research that's been going on since before I was born and still hasn't been proven.
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Posted: 23 Oct 2012 9:09PM GMT
I have several suggestions:
1. Improve the number of ways that we can mark our matches. We need the ability to do something more than just mark a particular person in our match list with a star and then have to scroll through our list of starred persons before finding them again. I would like to be able to mark people as "Confirmed matches," "possible matches but more research needed," "reviewed but unlikely matches," etc. Some sort of folder categorization method would be nice. I would like to have the ability to group all of my matches with whom I have confirmed a relation with a particular ancestral family into a separate folder.
2. Provide some ability to jump ahead to a particular page where I quit working previously without having to go from page 1 to page 7 and then to work my way up from there. If I quit looking at my matches the previous day on page 14, I would like the ability to return immediately to page 14 without having to make several steps.
3. Fix the glitch that returns me to page one when I use the Back or Return button. Sometimes I will be on page 14 of my list of matches and I click on a particular person to review their tree. After doing so, I would like to return to page 14 to continue going down my list. Unfortunately on many occasions, when I hit the Back or Return button on my browser I am returned back to page 1 and then I have to go through the entire process of getting back to page 14 again.
4. Provide us with the ability to filter our match lists by user name. I know that this can be done since it is available on Family Tree DNA. If I know that I have confirmed a match with a particular member such as JR314 or if I know that I want to return to his tree days after I have first reviewed it, I would like the ability to simply type in his name and then be taken to his DNA page rather than having to scroll through my entire list of reviewed or starred matches and hope that I don't miss him during my scrolling process.
5. Provide us with the ability to filter our matches by a particular surname in their tree. For example, if I have pages and pages of new persons in my match list but know that I have a history of finding a particular surname in many of my match's trees, I would like to be able to simply run a filter for all those new matches to see if any of them happen to have that particular surname in the first few generations of their tree. This filter function is available on Family Tree DNA so it should be doable here. Ideally I would like to be able to perform such a filter for their entire tree, not just the generations shown on the abbreviated tree found on their DNA page. In most of my cases, I have had common ancestors with my matches who lived in the 1600s. People who lived that long ago are not going to appear on the abbreviated page that appears on the DNA pages of my matches.
Despite the current shortcomings, I have been very pleased with the results to date of my autosomal testing. I was able to confirm more matches in one week than I did in one year at the other site.
D. Michael Elkins
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Posted: 23 Oct 2012 9:58PM GMT
Is there a Beta message board for this? Is it okay to discuss things here after you get your results or should I ask elsewhere
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Here are some work-arounds that require some bookkeeping effort on your part, but they're better than nothing.
Re #2 and #3, if you keep mental track of where you want to be, you can jump to a particular page. When you're on page 1 of your match list and click to see the next page, you'll see a URL of the form
45133 is my ID, so yours will be different. #2 is the page. You can substitute any page number in your browser window.
Re #4, if you keep track of the match URL, you can go directly to the record. The URL is of the form
where ID is your ID (45133 in my case) and MID is the ID for the match. Your ID is constant, but the MID varies and refers to a specific match.
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Thanks, I have had to do that sort of thing as a work-around but its still a hassle.
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Smoky Mountain Area Rescue Ministries: Winter Coat Day, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, Treasures of the Heart Thrift Store, 230 Court Ave., Sevierville. Free winter coats, hats, etc. Info: 865-908-3153 or www.smarm.org.
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Community Evangelistic Church: Christmas Bazaar, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, Family Life Center, 2650 Boyds Bridge Pike. 865-525-1589.
St. George Greek Orthodox Church: St. Nicholas Christmas Market, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 12:30-5, Sunday, Dec. 7-8, 4070 Kingston Pike. 865-522-5043.
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South Knoxville Baptist Church: Celebrating Christmas with South High Alumni Choir, 10:15 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 522 Sevier Ave. Community "Sing In Christmas," 6 p.m. with fellowship following. Info: 865-573-1973.
First United Methodist Church: "Appalachian Winter" Christmas cantata for choir, orchestra, folk instruments, 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 3316 Kingston Pike. Info: 865-525-0435.
Canaan Baptist Church of Christ: "Fellowship Services" for the impending retirement of Senior Pastor Harold Middlebrook; with the Rev. Betty Chandler and True Light Fire Baptized Holiness Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 1117 Beaman Lake Road. The Rev. Gregory Sawyer, Fern Street Baptist, 3:30 p.m. Info: 865-300-6635.
Powell Presbyterian Church: Guatemalan gift sale, noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 2910 W. Emory Road, Powell. Benefits Nuestros Nino. Info: 865-938-8311.
Revival Christian Church: City-wide "Day of Repentance Prayer," 3:30-5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, Bearden Middle School, 1000 Francis Road. Area ministers, Annointed Praise and Ronnie Brabson.
St. James Episcopal Church: "An Advent Festival of Lessons and Carols," 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 1101 N. Broadway. Reception follows. Info: 865-523-5657.
Episcopal Church of the Ascension: Candlelight "Lessons and Carols for Advent" with Parish, Boys and Girls Choirs, 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 800 Northshore Drive. Reception follows. Info: 865-588-0589.
Central Baptist Church of Fountain City: "What Can I Bring?" with Children's Choirs, 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 5364 N. Broadway. 865-688-2421; www.cbcfc.org.org.
Colonial Heights United Methodist Church: "A Spirited Christmas" with Jonathan Richard Cring and Janet Clazzy, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 6321 Chapman Highway. Info: 865-577-2727.
Second United Methodist Church: "Christmas Bells and Voices" by Celebration Bell Choir and Powell High Singers, 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, 1524 Western Ave. Info: 865-689-2453.
New Covenant Fellowship Church: Knoxville Day Aglow Lighthouse outreach luncheon with Tammy Melton of Legacy Ministries for Christ, 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10, 6828 Central Avenue Pike. Bring covered dish and new hats, gloves, scarves, blankets for Lost Sheep Ministries. Childcare provided. Info: 865-687-3687.
First Lutheran Church: Advent communion, 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Dec. 11-18, 1207 N. Broadway. Seniors' 55 Alive luncheon with Pastor Paul Bushur and "Special Thoughts on Christmas," noon, Thursday, Dec. 12: cost: $7. Bring gift for church kitchen. Reservations: 865-524-0366.
Gatlinburg First United Methodist Church: Christmas concert and carol-sing, 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, 742 Parkway, Gatlinburg. Reception follows. Donations benefit Good Shepherd Clinic and Smoky Mountain Rescue Ministries. 865-436-4691.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: "Come to Bethlehem" nativity walk-through, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Dec. 13-14, 400 Kendall Road.
First Christian Church: Solo performance of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" by Mark Cabus, 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, 211 W. Fifth Ave. Info: 865-522-0545.
Beech Grove Baptist Church: "Bethlehem Morning" musical, African-American spirituals and Christmas favorites by the Choir, 9 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, 1519 Topside Road, Louisville.
Eusebia Presbyterian Church: "Service of Lessons and Carols," 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, 1701 Burnett Station Road, Seymour. Children's Christmas party, 10 a.m.-noon, Saturday, Dec. 14. Info: 865-982-6332; www.eusebiachurch.org.
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On March 16, 1988, 5,000 residents of Halabja, a Kurdish city in eastern Iraq, were killed and 10,000 injured when Saddam Hussein's army attacked with chemical weapons — perhaps the largest-scale use of such weapons against a civilian population in modern times. That morning, Iraqi Air Force planes bombed the city with a lethal chemical cocktail of mustard gas and sarin, tabun and VX nerve agents. Two days ago, the man accused of overseeing the attack, Gen. Ali Hasan al-Majid, also known as Chemical Ali, appeared before a judicial tribunal in Baghdad. He is likely to go on trial next year for war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity in connection with Halabja and a series of other atrocities allegedly carried out by forces under his command.
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Watermelon Lime Dessert
Posted under: Fruit - Appetizers, Dessert, Entertaining, Vegetarian - Picnic, Summer
This simple dessert recipe made with heart-healthy watermelon can be enjoyed by kids young and old at your next summer party. It's easy to prepare, fun to eat, and packed with all kinds of nutritional goodness. Serves 4.
Recipe Ingredients
- 1 large slice of watermelon about 1.5 inches thick
- Juice of 1 lime
- Zest of 1 lime
Recipe Directions
- Cut watermelon slice into a square shape, removing rind.
- With a long knife, cut into four rows each way, yielding 16 pieces. Place on platter.
- Grate lime zest over watermelon, then refrigerate.
- Just before serving, squeeze lime juice all over the watermelon pieces. 4 pieces per serving.
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OMG. Watermelon made elegant? Who heard of such a thing – no slurping
required. Bravo – will definitely try!!


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October 5, 2015
WASHINGTON (December 8, 2013) Five artists who have been playing music, dancing or singing since they were children will be honored Sunday with this year's Kennedy Center Honors in Washington.
Billy Joel, Carlos Santana, Herbie Hancock and opera star Martina Arroyo will be awarded the nation's highest honors Sunday for influencing American culture through music, while Shirley MacLaine will be honored for her impact on stage and screen.
President Barack Obama will salute the honorees, and top entertainers will offer tribute performances Sunday night.
The show will be broadcast Dec. 29 on CBS.
On Saturday night, Secretary of State John Kerry hosted the honorees for a black-tie dinner at the State Department.
Kerry said the honorees have blazed trails, redefining the arts and American culture along the way.
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Former Fox News host and radio pundit Glenn Beck, famous for his anti-Left tirades and conspiracy theories, has a message for Russia: when it comes to the "gay propaganda" law, the country has gone too far.
Perhaps surprising audiences with his "I stand with GLAAD" segment, Beck said in a TV broadcast this week that "fascism" is on the rise in Russia and, paraphrasing now, that we have to look beyond the politics of Left and Right, of Glenn Beck and GLAAD, to recognize and "to understand, yeah we should stand together… This isn't a gay issue; it's a human issue."
Watch the video below (h/t Right Wing Watch):
As anyone watching the video will see, this wasn't entirely altruistic, though. Beck's main agenda here seems to be heading off criticism about his at times unfeeling rhetoric:
"I am a human who lives and breathes just like the next guy … I have a family. I like to laugh. I like to play with my kids. I like to watch a good movie; sometimes I see too many bad ones. I'm not angry. I'm not the evil conservative monster they say I am. And get this one, I don't think they're the monster either."
He also makes a plea to get out of the mud-raking that we are now, apparently, "mired in." As Right Wing Watch points out, it would be more convincing if in previous shows he hadn't referred to Michelle Obama as a "monster," and didn't in the above segment misrepresent a recent court case where a baker was told that he couldn't refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple when said baker had made wedding cakes for dogs and other novelty items in the past.
Nevertheless, the fact that Beck has broken ranks with many religious conservatives who have supported the Russian government's anti-gay propaganda law is significant. Beck, while being vocally conservative on some issues, has tended to identify more with the libertarian camp, and here we see that coming through — perhaps others of a similar political stripe will follow suit. Such action couldn't be more timely.
Russia has just launched a new wave of restrictions to prevent protests and beef up security for the Sochi Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games that will be held in February.
According to reports, authorities are deploying more than 30,000 police to the area and ministry troops are said to be tightening who can go in and out of the region. Increased security isn't unique to Russia's approach, indeed London had its fair share of troubles with its own security detail for the 2012 Summer Olympics. However, Russia has said that it will tolerate no protests around or even near the Sochi games.
As of the 7th of January, military personnel in the area are all on combat alert. Again that's not unique to Russia, but there is a fear that this kind of show of force isn't just being used to deter further terrorist activities, but also to stifle any protests that might be made surrounding the Olympics.
Human rights groups across the world are gearing up for the Sochi games and are considering how they can best protest Russia's human rights crackdown without falling prey to Russia's censorship laws. One thing they have apparently been told to be careful of is to check that children have not been planted in what were thought to be adult-only crowds, or else LGBT rights campaigners could end up violating the propaganda ban. While this might sound far-fetched, we know that it has happened in the past, for instance when pop star Madonna performed in St Petersburg in 2012.
Meanwhile, Russia is continuing its attack on gay rights and not just within its own borders. Canadian same-sex couples who were looking to adopt from Russia believe their cases are now in doubt after Russia's high court issued a memo, which was actually issued in September but has only emerged this week, saying that a law passed last year which bans gay couples from the US adopting Russian children should be applied to same-sex couples from all countries.
Canadian adoption authorities have confirmed that the memo does indicate the law should apply universally, though the Canadian government has stressed it hasn't received instructions from the Russian government and is said to be examining the details of these cases to see whether the ban applies to ongoing cases or just to new ones.
Of course Russia is free to decide who can adopt its orphans and who can't, but as gay couples have proven time and again that they can rear children at least as well as the average heterosexual couple, the only ones that are missing out here are the children.
Read more: gay rights, glenn beck, lgbt rights, lgbt Russia, propaganda law, religious conservatives, russia
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Beck has been a conservative Libertarian since day one. To say this is a new thing shows the writer knows little of the man. People that hate him likely have seen very little of him. His "conspiracy theories" usually end up coming true. Laugh at him to your detriment. He is the only "talking head" I trust based on empirical evidence. He has been maligned into this loony monster by the media. That isn't such a bad thing as far as I am concerned.
Yeah..I don't know about him..he's just as bad as Fox
Gee, how ever will Putin sleep tonight?
To loose the support of Beck is, well, something to be sought after and cherished but this one time the all crazy, all the time Beck has come down on the right side of history. Most likely because his hatred of Russian outstrips his hatred of the GLBT community, le sigh, still he did speak the truth.
If someone like Glenn Beck says you've gone too far, then you've really gone too far and have really fallen over the edge. Russia better watch out since it's really on a slippery slope and gaining momentum in the wrong direction.
Let's be very plain about this: Glenn Beck is a nut. He sees conspiracies in tea leaves and demons on doorknobs. Give him a blackboard and a piece of chalk, and he'll find some way to connect Attila the Hun's raids to the Obama administration.
So if you have gone too far into right wing extremism for HIM, the results are in. You have officially gone. Too. Far.
I go with this to understand, yeah we should stand together
This isnt a gay issue; its a human issue.
OMG if Glenn Beck thinks it- Russia has gone over the edge.
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Homemade Pumpkin Pie Spice Recipe
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For a delicious spice to add to pumpkin pie, try this spice blend. The blend can also be added to spiced nut blends.—Mary Dixon, Catlin, Illinois
- 4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- Combine all ingredients. Store in an airtight container.
- Homemade Pumpkin Pie Spice may be used to prepare the following recipe (also found in Recipe Finder): Spice Nuts. Or it may be used as a substitute for the spices called for in your favorite pumpkin pie recipe. Yield: 2-1/2 tablespoons.
Originally published as Homemade Pumpkin Pie Spice in Country Woman November/December 1995
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Reviewed Jul. 17, 2015
"This recipe is really good. I've used it in a few different recipes. I like it better than ones with allspice, because I prefer the bite of cloves to the sweetness of allspice. Also, I have the ingredients on hand in the pantry, so whipping up a fresh batch on short notice is never a problem."
Reviewed Nov. 30, 2014
"We are short in many kind of spices in my country, so this recipe surely helps alot. Thanks !"
Reviewed Nov. 24, 2014
"Fabulous! Since I always have the ingredients on hand, I would much rather make this as needed using fresh spices."
Reviewed Sep. 22, 2014
"Very nice. Janet"
Reviewed Apr. 18, 2010
"This is a wonderful pumpkin pie spice recipe. I used this recipe to make the spiced nuts to give out as Christmas presents and everyone loved them so much they asked for the recipe.I did reduce the ground cloves to 1/4 teas. because we are not overly fond of cloves."


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Spectral – new synthesizer instrument plugin from LinPlug
LinPlug has announced the release of Spectral, a new synthesizer instrument plugin for Windows and Mac.
If you are familiar with subtractive synthesis, you will feel right at home with the Spectral, because you can choose an oscillator waveform, choose a filter shape and go on from there.
But Spectral delivers far more options than you would expect from the well sorted user interface. Both Oscillator Waveform and Filter Shape can be edited in depth. The unique audio engine is capable of delivering many sounds never heard before.
Spectral features
- Four Oscillator and Filter modules with powerful yet detailed harmonics and filter band editing and modification functions.
- Extensive Oscillator and Filter audio rate cross-modulations..
- Versatile Arpeggiator with in depth editing of every step, including length, transpose, voice number and Glide.
- Each Oscillator and Filter with own dedicated envelope to control its volume or frequency respectively.
- Additional 3 freely assignable Modulation Envelopes..
- Five LFOs with various waveforms, up to 320 Hz, tempo-sync, poly-, mono- and one-shot-mode, unipolar and bipolar options, integrated delay-attack-envelope, phase, symmetry and smoothing adjustable.
- 15 slot Modulation Matrix with 35 sources and more than 100 destinations including all important parameters.
- Fully recognizes Velocity, Aftertouch, Pitch Bend , Modulation-Wheel and various other MIDI controllers.
- A sophisticated effects section containing 15 Effects including various Delays, Chorus, Phaser, Filter, Reverb, Flanger, Gator, Stereo Enhancer, Parametric EQ and Crusher.
- Glide / Portamento featuring mono/polyphonic operation, constant Time / Rate operation, Auto-Bend Modes and detailed options on where Glide takes place.
- 32-voice polyphony (CPU and sound program dependent) and adjustable voice limit.
- Supports AU and VST hosts on Mac OS X and Windows PC.
- Scaleable user interface on PC.
- Comes with 850 presets to get you started.
Spectral is available to purchase for the introductory price of $99 USD until December 31st, 2013 (regular $149 USD).
Nitroflex – new virtual synthesizer instrument for Windows
Synthblitz has released version 1.8 of the Nitroflex synthesizer instrument for Windows.
Nitroflex is a powerful, feature packed virtual synthesizer that is well suited for professional music producers, enabling them to create unique waveforms.
The new version introduces 2 new LFOs, 300 new presets for a total of 1024, and other new features.
Changes in Nitroflex v1.8
- 300 new presets for a total of 1024.
- 2 new LFOs for a total of 3 LFOs.
- Added in "edit" panel "single cycle waveform from disc".
- Fixed "waveform random generator".
- Adding controls for multiplication and subtraction (in edit panel).
- New "Output" for create 3d sound.
- New "Options menu" in the principal panel.
- New Vibrato setting (vibrato attack,delay,speed,range,velocity and more).
- The main panel has been modified to simplify access to functions.
- Solved the problem in Cubase (preset recall).
- Added new LP filter.
- Added 80 new waveform files in the folder.
- interpolation and normalization of each waveform before and after the mathematical operations.
Nitroflex is available to purchase for 49 EUR.
Neo DynaMaster – new dynamic processor effect plug-in for Windows and Mac
Sound Magic has announced the release of Neo DynaMaster, a dynamic processor effect plug-in for Windows and Mac.
Neo DynaMaster is a full-featured, multi-purpose stereo dual dynamics processor utilising a unique custom designed metering system and modelling engine, providing emulations of many vintage units, e.g. SSL, Tube-Tech and so on.
Neo DynaMaster performs simultaneous compression and expansion allowing more complex dynamics response curves than common compressors and provides huge scope to engineer your final sound. Neo DynaMaster's intuitive GUI allows you to precisely edit view the dynamics response curve which is essential if you want to take full control of your dynamic range.
The comprehensive metering section comprising Peak and RMS bar meters, multi-channel scope, and Input/Output volt meters continuously provides all the information you need to better control your dynamics and levels.
Neo DynaMaster features a transparent, natural sound. In order to achieve this, Neo DynaMaster utilises a new, custom designed Peak Metering system to provide an unrivalled stable metering signal which eliminates audible level modulation artefacts while still retaining sample accurate transient detection resulting in -122dB THD+N (Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise); far below the human audible range.
The plug-in is available to purchase for 99 EUR.
ADHDidi – free additive synthesizer for Windows
Saltline has announced ADHDidi, a free additive synthesizer plug-in for Windows.
Created for facebook fans as a thanks for their feedback and support, ADHDidi is an additive synthesizer comprising of 16 sine waves tuned to different frequencies (fundamental plus the first 15 harmonics).
Facebook fans were asked what they would like as a free download exclusively for them. We received many suggestions and settled on James Jason Duckett's idea of creating an additive synthesizer.
ADHDidi for Windows (VST) will be available soon as a free download from the Saltline Facebook page.
FireBird 2 – the software synthesizer for Windows is now free
Tone2 Audiosoftware has released its FireBird 2 software synthesizer instrument for Windows as a free download.
Here's what they have to say about the free soft synth:
After seven years of faithful service, the time has come to set the bird free. Firebird itself has become vintage and even though it's no longer profitable to remain a commercial product, we feel that more people should deserve an opportunity to enjoy this sometimes heavily underestimated synthesizer.
Which is why we decided to release one last update and turn the product into freeware (previously $79). We want to say a big THANK YOU to all customers who supported the development of Firebird and other Tone2 products, by purchasing our software.
FireBird 2 for Windows is a free download here >>
Very easy to program and easy to use
A unique sounding synthesis: Harmonic content morphing (HCM)
High sound quality: Warm, transparent
437 hand picked presets included, over 1000 sounds available
84 oscillator types containing 18,000 morphable waveforms
38 different filter types
True stereo mode, 4x unison mode, and up to 8 oscillators per voice
Can sound like other synthesis methods – additive, subtractive, AM, FM, phase distortion, supersaw, vocoder, sync
Can sound like natural instruments like piano, brass, organs…
23 spectral manipulations or "modifiers" can be applied to the oscillators
21 arpeggiator types
13 effect types
Skinable user interface
Monosc – free VST synth for Windows
Prysm Audio has released Monosc, a free VST synth for Windows.
- One oscillator (Sine, Saw, Triangle, Square).
- Unison, from 1 to 16 voices.
- Unique filter with 4 filter types.
- Polyphony (Monophonic Portamento)
- Easy-to-use
Two new free VST plug-ins for Windows
J1000 has released two new free VST plug-ins for Windows. Here's the details:
Parametric mixing equalizer based on MQ57. Most of the functions are the same, except that MQ55 operates only in stereo mode, has more flexible pass filters and has gain ratio that acts like dry/wet control. This is my go-to EQ for music production.
Three-band stereo processor that separates audio into low, mid and high frequencies and lets you manipulate their stereo properties – width and panning or rotation. Crossover points are easily adjusted with single knob. It has simple meters for each range showing correlation or panning. High-pass filter cuts unwanted frequencies on side channel for more stable bass.
DrumBurst X-824 – new free drum machine plug-in
H.G. Fortune has announced the releases of DrumBurst X-824, a free drum machine plug-in for Windows.
Finally here it is: DrumBurst X-824, and the good news is it is free. The bad news, well, not really bad as only temporary this is my last Synthedit based plugin. Thus it marks the end of a 10 years era. Now I'm looking for new tools to create plugins in future, but this may take some time.
DrumBurst is an 8 parts drum machine with 64 waves at each slot making 512 waves in total: not too much for a quick selection but a good variety to work with.
The inbuilt sequencer features 24 Main Pattern each based on the combination of a dedicated wave, Mute status and 1 out of 6 Step Pattern variations per part. This provides a lot of variation and less of programming effort as pattern can be re-used with a different instrument.
DrumBurst X-824 for Windows (VST) is available to download here.
Dream Drums synthesizer – new instrument for Windows
Odo Synths has launched a first beta version of its Dream Drums synthesizer instrument for Windows.
NEXT update will have a noise synth
distortion for all the synths
Multi outs
The beta is available to download for Windows (VST).
SubSonic – free subtractive synth VST for Windows
TA Programming has released a new free subtractive software synthesizer, SubSonic.
- 3 Oscillators (Sine, Sawtooth, Triangle, Square, Noise) with detune
- Graphical ADSR Envelope
- Multiple filter selection: Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Band Reject, and Peaking.
- Fully customisable reverb module
- Delay Module for standard Echo delay effects.
- Stereo Chorus
- The Flanger module is versatile and powerful, combining overall sound of the 3 oscillators and using a sine wave to phase invert the sounds before adding feedback. This can give 'unearthly sci-fi like textures'.
- The Warper: This module is an envelope modulator. Aviss notes that some 'wacky timbres can' be made using this.
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THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS reportedly have made a deal to send disgruntled defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth to the New England Patriots for a fifth-round draft pick in 2013, one day after trading quarterback Donovan McNabb to the Minnesota Vikings, reports The Washington Times. Both of the high-priced stars were benched last year by head coach Mike Shanahan.
VIRGINIA IS AGAIN SHOWING ITS STRIPES AS A SWING STATE, with Democrats and Republicans pouring money into the commonwealth 15 months ahead of the national elections. On Wednesday, two GOP groups announced ad campaigns in Virginia and other swing states — those which historically could either vote Democrat or Republican and "swing" an election, according to The Washington Times.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WILL BEGIN TO ACCEPT formal applications to grow or dispense medical marijuana Aug. 5, a significant step toward establishing the long-awaited program to aid the sick and dying, reports Tom Howell Jr. of The Washington Times.
Earlier this year, the D.C. Department of Health received 170 letters of intent — 64 for dispensaries and 106 for cultivation centers — from more than 80 separate entities, said agency Director Dr. Mohammad Akhter. City agencies vetted the letters of intent Tuesday, disqualifying 14 dispensary letters and 18 cultivation letters, Dr. Akhter said. That leaves 50 dispensary and 88 cultivation candidates to vying for five and 10 permits, respectively. Qualifying candidates have until Sept. 9 to submit their applications.
MOTORISTS IN D.C. WHO FLOUTED TRAFFIC LAWS, then left their tickets in the glove box will get a reprieve in coming months, reports The Washington Times.
The city's Department of Motor Vehicles is temporarily allowing people hit with parking and moving violations before Jan. 1, 2010, to pay the original fines without late fees. The amnesty period — the city's first since 2001 — begins Monday and runs until Jan. 27. The city collects about $142 million a year in traffic and parking tickets but loses out on millions more, in part because fines are doubled after 30 days. Officials say the 4 million outstanding tickets eligible to be paid under the six-month program represent roughly $245.7 million in collectible money. However, they expect to collect $6.3 million of that.
THE SON OF FORMER D.C. MAYOR MARION BARRY pleaded guilty Wednesday to drug possession charges, according to D.C. Superior Court documents. Marion Christopher Barry was arrested in May after police were called to his apartment in Southwest for a report of a fight. Police entered the apartment and found blood on the floor, a half-ounce vial of liquid PCP and five sandwich bags of marijuana inside the apartment. Drug distribution charges were dropped under Barry's plea agreement. Sentencing is set for Sept. 27 in D.C. Superior Court, reports The Washington Times.
THE WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER has for more than a century helped soldiers stand on new legs, welcomed newborns into military families and offered top-notch care to U.S. leaders. But it only took a quick salute and several twists of gloved hands Wednesday to formally retire the hospital's maroon-and-white flag — signaling the end of an era for the storied, Washington-based military hospital, according to
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- MoMA.org
- Musipedia
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Flickr is a lot more fun than an ordinary photo-sharing service. This highly interactive site lets anyonebe it the person posting the image or anyone viewing itto add keyword tags and notes to pictures. You can then quickly find all photos with the same tag and use related tags to hop around endlessly.


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EDINA, Minn., July 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- ARKRAY announced today that it has been awarded a 22-month contract with Premier Purchasing Partners, L.P., the group purchasing unit of the Premier healthcare alliance, for the Continuum of Care. The new agreement allows all Premier Continuum of Care members, at their discretion, to take advantage of special pricing and terms pre-negotiated by Premier for ARKRAY's Blood Glucose Meters and Reagents, Consumables and Service.
"We're very excited about ARKRAY's agreement with Premier," said Jonathan Chapman, President of ARKRAY USA, Inc. "Our GLUCOCARD® and ASSURE® Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems offer high performance standards. Our meters are equipped with multiple options for both full featured individual use blood glucose meters as well as professional grade blood glucose meter systems." Chapman concluded, "ARKRAY is dedicated to continuously upgrading its products and services. Our ongoing mission is to always be responsive to our patients and take the lead in making our brands more accurate, more user friendly, and more affordable while providing exceptional customer support."
GLUCOCARD branded products are backed by ARKRAY's unique GLUCOCARD YouChoose™ Wellness & Support Program, a free comprehensive education and support system that includes printed tools, videos, recipes and an integrated website designed to help patients manage their diabetes. Likewise, the Assure Blood Glucose Meter family is backed by the Assure® Brilliance Program, a comprehensive service and support program to assist multi-patient healthcare facilities with diabetes management.
About the Premier Healthcare Alliance, Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award recipient
Premier is a performance improvement alliance of more than 2,500 U.S. hospitals and 75,000 other healthcare sites working together to achieve high quality, cost-effective care. Owned by not-for-p
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About getting a bigger fork for my 08' 5 Spot. I am on a RS Revelation (air) and like it ... sometimes I want to be more back on my seat for the descents AND more travel too. I live in Denver and ride XC/all mountain. My pack and I weigh about 265 on a good day. What are the suggestions? Or should I Push the thing and be done with it? My biggest complaint is that I have a King front hub/wheel that I like to keep going (keep cost down). So I am kinda on the fence.
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