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I'm migrating users from old XP SP3 boxes to "new" Win 7 SP1 boxes. I liked Russ2964's script to Robocopy files between the boxes--a big improvement of my usual routine of "dragging and dropping" folder by folder.
I added the My Documents folder to the script as files are not being redirected.* And I'm directly copying from the "R:" old box to the "C:" new box from the new box's command line.
Robocopy "R:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents" "C:\Users\%username%\My Documents" *.* /e /TEE /LOG+:Old2New.log
Four out of five attempts have failed with an error 5 of Access Denied. I'm able to "drag and drop" the files and folders without a problem. I've tried it both with the user's rights and with domain admin rights.
*As to the original script not having this because the folder should be redirected to a network share: "Not how it's done here!" And not my power to get it changed.
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Oct 24, 2012 at 3:08 UTC
Sysop Support Australia is an IT service provider.
Sounds like security issues...
Are you logged in as the owner of the files ?
Try adding /ZB /COPY:DATSOU - this has worked for me a few times
Oct 24, 2012 at 4:11 UTC
Multiverse Enterprises is an IT service provider.
Suggestion (And what I've been doing). Download disk2vhd from Microsoft (SysInternals) and make a VHD of the old XP Hard Drive. Then copy it to and mount it on the Win7 system. Users can put files in stupid places. Doing this ensures you get everything and permissions aren't a problem. It can also be a fairly fast process since it's not doing things in the same way a file copy might.
Oct 24, 2012 at 6:25 UTC
Yes, I'm logged in as the user. I thought it would be reassuring and amusing to the user to see their old files come back as we configured printers, mapped drives, and I gave them some Windows 7 tricks.
The switches /ZB /COPY:DATSOU gave me audit errors:
ROBOCOPY :: Robust File Copy for Windows
Started : Tue Oct 23 21:34:16 2012
Source : R:\Documents and Settings\rturner\My Documents\
Dest : C:\Users\rturner\My Documents\
Files : *.*
Options : *.* /TEE /S /E /COPYALL /ZB /R:1000000 /W:30
ERROR : You do not have the Manage Auditing user right.
***** You need this to copy auditing information (/COPY:U or /COPYALL).
Here's how Robocopy logged my original command:
ROBOCOPY :: Robust File Copy for Windows
Started : Tue Oct 23 17:48:38 2012
Source : R:\Documents and Settings\rturner\My Documents\
Dest : C:\Users\rturner\My Documents\
Files : *.*
Options : *.* /TEE /S /E /COPY:DAT /R:1000000 /W:30
New Dir 64 R:\Documents and Settings\rturner\My Documents\
2012/10/23 17:48:38 ERROR 5 (0x00000005) Accessing Destination Directory C:\Users\rturner\My Documents\
Oct 24, 2012 at 8:34 UTC
I guess the issue is destination dir C:\Users\rturner\My Documents\
In Win7 it's called Documents. "My Documents" is a folder name displayed due to desktop.ini setting (depending on language of OS). It's not a real folder name.
There could be also a junction (looks like a shortcut in explorer) called "My documents" pointing to documents, made for compatibility with older apps. But I wouldn't rely on it.
Dec 1, 2012 at 4:24 UTC
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I also have the problem with robocopy not being able to copy the My Documents folder.
I would definitely like to be able to get this fixed. The robocopy script I was using, was working fine but after a few months it no longer works. I am not sure if a windows update patch screwed it up.
I tried renaming My Documents to just Documents, however I believe that makes no difference in Win 7 as it is still a special folder tagged under libraries.
However it would be great to get this working.
Dec 9, 2012 at 10:23 UTC
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robocopy.exe "C:\Documents and Settings\dad\My Documents\e-Sword" \\P200\Users\dad\Documents\e-Sword
From XP to W7
When there is a space in the directory name, wrap it in quotation marks.
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Sept. 11 "changed everything" as so many people have said. It looked to me like the mass fear that came afterward sent many people on a desperate search for a suitable past to retreat into. That left the future up for grabs.
The 19th century saw the rise of something big, but there is a lot of debate as to what it was. Some say it was "capitalism" and some say it was "the corporation." Some say it was "colonialism" or "imperialism." The "industrial revolution" was also in there as well, as was its twin, "Modern Science."
Whatever you call it, the indisputable fact is that it involved transportation and communication and the large organizations that support those enabling technologies. The Lewis and Clarke expedition took approximately three years to cross the continent and return. One hundred years later, a rail crossing took less than a week.
It's simply not possible to talk about the "accelerating pace of technological change," in the face of such a statistic. That was a two order of magnitude reduction in transit time. A similar proportionate change would mean a cross-country trip in an hour; most people can't even get to the airport in that time. And even if you could get from New York to San Francisco in an hour, so what? You've still only saved a week off the 1900 trip.
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All these things require large organizations to support and political arguments tend to boil down to a) what sort of laws and regulations the large organizations should obey and b) what to call those large organizations. Oddly enough, b) seems to be the one that holds the most power. "Socialists" or "communists" were entirely willing to have huge, monopolistic organizations, so long as those organizations were part of "government," while others, let's call them "corporate capitalists" or even "corporate libertarians" accept any number of things from "private corporations" that they would never accept from "government." In the 1930s, it looked to many people like Marx was right and American-style capitalism had failed. The big fight was between those who believed the state should own the means of production (socialists and communists) and those who believed the owners of the means of production should control the state (fascists and national socialists). The U.S. was groping perhaps for another way, but actually, an awful lot of "the American Way," was either socialism or corporate capitalism run by Americans.
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The common future of the 40's and 50's, typified in Campbell's Astounding, but echoed everywhere, went like this. The future would see the colonization of first the Moon and the other planets in our solar system, then later the beginnings of a Galactic Empire. There would be telepaths and other psi-powered humans, intelligent machines and robots. There would be fantastic adventures available to anyone who cared to join in. The power for all this would be nuclear, and, while there might be a nuclear war on Earth, the despoliation of the planet would only serve as a further spur toward the conquest of space. Besides which, our extremely long lives (maybe even immortal ones) would create such population pressures that space colonization would be both inevitable and necessary.
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The 60s saw the expansion of the shared future to include sex and drugs. They'd been there before, of course, but the baby boomers were pretty clear on what we liked. So "Life Style Science Fiction" grew, and it's maybe not a coincidence that a lot of women entered SF during that time. Cyberpunk was the next addition that really made an impact, and that particular male adolescent fantasy went from story to screen like Lewis and Clarke in a private railroad car.
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David Dequech holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Cambridge University (1998). He currently is full professor of economics at the University of Campinas, São Paulo. He was a visiting scholar at Stanford University (2011-2012, with a FAPESP fellowship), at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (2009-2010 and 2010-2011, for three months each time, with a Humboldt Foundation fellowship) and at the University of Paris West and Cepremap (2003-2004, with a CAPES fellowship). He was a member of the Board of Directors of the Association for Evolutionary Economics (2005-2008) and a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization (2009-2012, as associate editor) and the Journal of Economic Issues (2004-2006). He is associate editor of EconomiA (the journal of the National Association of Graduate Schools of Economics, in Brazil) and is on the editorial board of the Journal of Economic Issues, the Review of Social Economics, Estudos Econômicos and the Forum for Social Economics. Most of his research has been on two interrelated sets of issues: (1) the relations between institutions, on the one hand, and the behavior and the thought of economic agents, on the other; and (2) the importance and ubiquity of institutions in economic life. He has also worked on (3) the theory of economic behavior under uncertainty, which partly overlaps with the two other sets of issues.
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(2014), "The institutions of economics: a first approximation", Journal of Economic Issues, 48(2), 523-532.
(2013c), "Is money a convention and/or a creature of the State? The convention of acceptability, the State, contracts, and taxes", Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 36(2): 251-273
(2013b), "Economic institutions: explanations for conformity and room for deviation", Journal of Institutional Economics, 9(1): 81-108.
(2013a), "Logics of Action, Provisioning Domains, and Institutions: Provisioning Institutional Logics", Journal of Economic Issues, 47(1): 95-111.
(2012), "Post Keynesianism, heterodoxy, and mainstream economics", Review of Political Economy, 24(2): 353-368.
(2011), 'Financial conventions in Keynes's theory: the stock exchange', Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 33(3): 469-489.
(2011), 'On The Sense of Dissonance: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Uncertainty', Socio-Economic Review, 9(3): 601-606.
(2011), 'Uncertainty: a typology and refinements of existing concepts', Journal of Economic Issues, 45(3): 621-640.
(2009), 'Institutions, social norms, and decision-theoretic norms', Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 72(1): 70-78.
(2007), 'Neoclassical, mainstream, orthodox, and heterodox economics', Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 30(2): 279-302.
(2006), 'The New Institutional Economics and the theory of behaviour under uncertainty', Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 59(1): 109-131.
(2005), 'Cognition and Valuation: Some Similarities and Contrasts between Institutional Economics and the Economics of Conventions', Journal of Economic Issues, 39(2): 465-473.
(2004), 'Uncertainty: individuals, institutions and technology', Cambridge Journal of Economics, 28(3): 365-378.
(2003), 'Conventional and unconventional behavior under uncertainty', Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 26(1): 145-168.
(2003), 'Keynes's General Theory: valid only for modern capitalism?', Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 25(3): 471-491.
(2003), 'Cognitive and Cultural Embeddedness: Combining Institutional Economics and Economic Sociology', Journal of Economic Issues, 37(2): 461-470.
(2003), 'Uncertainty and economic sociology: a preliminary discussion', American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 62(3): 509-532.
(2002), 'The demarcation between the "old" and the "new" institutional economics: recent complications', Journal of Economic Issues, 36(2): 565-572.
(2001), 'Bounded rationality, institutions and uncertainty', Journal of Economic Issues, 35(4): 911-929. Reprinted in Peters, B. Guy and Pierre, Jon (eds.)(2007), Institutionalism, Thousand Oaks, CA, Sage, and in Allingham, M. (ed.)(2006), Rational Choice Theory, London, Routledge.
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Reinhard Poetz wrote: > Look at http://apache.org/~reinhard/cocoon/2.2/1.html. The navigational > structure is hierarchically organzied but not the files (only 1.html, > 2.html and 17.html are working). I don't see the value of having the > hierarchies in the URL. no, but I somehow agree with Sylvain that it looks somewhat, hmmm, wiki-like to have those numbers... for example, Daisy does this and my understanding is that that people complained about. Steven, can you give us some feedback on how things went over at Daisy with the flat numeric URL space? > Yes, another reason for numbers so that we do not end in docs like > > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowscript > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowscriptInJava > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowWithJavascript > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowscript-api > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowscript-overview > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowscriptIntrocution > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/flowscriptIntrocution typos in the URLs! that's a good one :-) > I know that's the job of us committers who approve new docs and can find > better names, but over the time (thinking in years) I fear that we end > in a mess because it will not be very easy to keep oversight. well, ok, I use numeric URLs for my linotype URL space and I have to tell you that I'm not dissatisfied. First of all, they tend to be smaller, therefore easier for people to send into emails. Second, they have a sort of neutrality and makes people curious. For example, take a look at http://www.betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/57/ [note that I think that news/57 is wrong, should be 57 and I'm working on migrating all my content to a new URL scheme!] The other problem is that people tend to think that http://www.betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/57/ and http://www.betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/57 are the same URL because most web servers do that translation automatically (which is *WRONG*, but you can't undo history)... as a result, I have to perform permanent redirects explicitly to avoid silly 404. If I used a title-based URL, the above would be http://www.betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/A_No-Nonsense_Guide_to _Semantic_Web_Specs_for_XML_People_%5BPart_I%5B which not only would be long and hard for people to read, but it would also be really ugly with those %xx escaped entities But on the other hand, the URL identifier and the document title don't need to be exactly the same, so I could create a new field that says "URL title" and I would have had something like http://www.betaversion.org/~stefano/linotype/news/Semantic_Web_Guide_Part_1 which is more reasonable. this is, in fact, similar to how wikipedia does it and they have half a million pages and growing exponentially. There is something interesting to say about wikis: the fact that the notion of "links" is so embedded and the URL space so flat, makes it easy to get "collisions". if you wish, a wiki URL space is not different from a folksonomy's tag, where you get collisions that sometimes could be bad, but most of the time are userful. Case in point http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocoon "This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page." Lovely. There is a lot to learn from Wikipedia... but one thing that they are missing: trails.... paths that guide the user to a given set of pages to learn a particular topic (see the java tutorial for a fine example of such a style... java's success is, I believe, partially due to that!) We could even use Wikipedia directly as our documentation infrastructure and forget about our own! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Cocoon Anyway, the more I think of it, the more I think it makes sense to follow the URL model of Wikipedia. -- Stefano.
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Check-in was smooth and we unloaded quickly due to the well-maintained luggage carts available (many properties offer these carts for use but few places actually keep the wheels pumped up, these were great.) Upon first glance I felt that our view wasn't really as "premium" as I imagined a higher floor might be. From our room I felt like most of the view was taken up by the curvy roof of Building 3, however that night we realized that our location was still perfect for watching the fireworks show--we could even hear snatches of the music drifting through the air.
The walk took us about 15 minutes total to get from our hotel door to the Disneyland turnstiles, unless there was a big line at security on the esplanade. The freedom of being able to run back to the room whenever needed was well worth it. Housekeeping was EXCELLENT. I never worried about putting my baby down on the carpet because our maid was meticulous. I also really enjoyed the option of choosing expedited maid service so that when we needed to come back to the room early we could, without worrying that the room would be tied up. We loved both pools, especially the splashy pirate area. Laundry was conveniently located in the basement, I think there are three washing machines and 6 dryers.
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Except for the Long Distance Shoot, all other shoots are trickle start with registration times as follows:
SATURDAY -8:00 am to 10:00 am SUNDAY – 8:00 am to 10:00 am
Lunch will be catered on Sundays only.
Shooting Classes: Awards given
For 1st, 2nd, 3rd in the following:
Known Distance (USE RANGEFINDER)
Release - Master
Release - Bowhunter
Release – Moveable Sight
Women – Compound
Traditional – Men
Traditional – Women
Seniors (55 and older)
Youth –(age 14 to 17)
Cubs –(age 9 to 13)
Jr Cubs – (age 0 to 8)
Directions to the club:
From Clearwater, go west on Ross, also known as 103rd, go about 6 miles to 215th road, then turn north and the club will be on the left at the end of the road.
Club meetings at 7:00 pm on the listed dates will be held at the Nick Kakoulias residence: 20230 W. 119th St. S, Conway Springs, KS
Phone – 620-584-6949
Prices for 3-D shoots (except for Long Distance Shoot) are as follows: $12.00 Non-members (including youth) $7.00 members (including youth) $3.00 cubs ages 9 –13, Jr. Cubs (0 – 8) shoot free..
Shoots consist of 48 3-D targets (24 targets shot twice at different stakes in each class) at unmarked yardages.
3-D targets consist of a wide variety of
Rhinehart targets set up in interesting
and challenging shot scenarios.
Family membership: $40.00 a year,
Membership includes camping and fishing privileges at the club. All shoots are open
to the public – a membership is not required.
Clean portable toilet facilities available.
See website www.ninnescahbowhunters.com
For additional info or contact:
Jim McKusker – 316-305-8820
Darrell Allen – 316-706-5846
Nick Kakoulias – 620-584-6949
Joe Schenk 316-712-2003
Shoot guidelines are as follows:
There shall be a minimum of (2) ADULT
Shooters in each group. Groups should not include no more than (5) shooters if possible to control congestion on the range. Binoculars will be allowed. Rangefinders allowed for Known Distance Class . No alcohol, no crossbows allowed on the shooting range. Scorecard turn in time 3:30.
No discounts will be given for non-competitive shooting . Engraved plaques will be awarded for 1st,2nd, and 3rd depending on participant numbers.
Starting July 11th, there will be an 8 week summer league at Ninnescah Bowhunters.
Will be every Tuesday evening. Start from 3:30-5:30, so long as your done before dark.
24 targets, $7.00 per shoot, money payback at the end, count the best 6 out of the 8 shoots, or miss a couple.
Lots of fun, and a good warm up right before season.
Shoots are usually held as scheduled but in cases of extreme weather conditions contact a club official for shoot confirmation.
5th – Club Meeting
15th – Club Shoot - Cancelled
29th - Club Shoot - Added
1st – Club Meeting
18th & 19th- Club Shoot & Chili Feed (on Sunday only).
1st – Club Meeting
18th & 19th – Club Shoot
1st & 2nd- Club Shoot
5th – Club Meeting
29th – NASP State School Shoot
3rd - Club Meeting
6th - NASP Partner Shoot
20th & 21st – Club Shoot
4th – 30 Target Long Distance Shoot -$15.00 Entry fee -60% Money Payback – 5 target shoot off for top 5 shooters for 1st, 2nd, 3rd . Shotgun start 8:30 AM
7th – Club Meeting
17th & 18th – Bowhunter Jamboree – Raffles for Prizes on Sunday
5th – Club Meeting
8th - ASA Qualifier - 30 targets, shotgun start. Cost $30.00 to compete or normal member fee to shoot for fun. The ASA is money payback shoot.
15th & 16th – Club Shoot
2nd –Club Meeting
19th & 20th – Club Shoot
6th – Club Meeting
16th & 17th - Cub Shoot –
Note: For any (2) day shoot you can shoot either day or both days but you must turn in your first scorecard if you shoot from the same stake on both days, OR shoot from a different stake in another class and compete in another class.


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Jimmy Eat World released their 8th album, Integrity Blues, last year in what some called a return to form of their earlier works. But that's not exactly true. Sure, the top songwriting hallmarks are all there, as Jim Adkins is a master at melody and storytelling, but the LP also has more than it's fair share of surprises, proving that this is still a band with forward momentum.
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Let's start with the hook. Tanya Donelly has been part of three of the most important bands of the 90s, first with Throwing Muses, then briefly with The Breeders, and eventually her biggest spotlight leading the band Belly. She recently reunited Belly and has spent the summer and fall on a critically acclaimed tour, but started the year concentrating on her solo work, compiling her last few EPs into the Swan Song Series album.
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Ziggy Marley's newest LP is self titled, possibly because it's one of the truest representations of the reggae legend, at once expression his humanitarian concerns and the laid back and full of love attitude we've come to know from Bob's oldest boy. He's also made it a family affair with his brother Stephen joining in for a song.
If it looks like Graham Nash hasn't been doing much lately, you're not really paying attention. The rock and roll hall of fame member of both The Hollies and CSNY may have taken 14 years between solo records, but he's been more than busy touring with his classic bandmates, showcasing his award winning photography, and discovering a new life with new love. It all goes into his newest LP, This Path Tonight, which finds Nash releasing some of his best songwriting to date.
Guster have always been one of the most creative bands in the game. Always up for the adventure of promoting their records in different ways, to their ever changing sound. Their latest album, Evermotion, finds them dipping their toes into synth waters, and occasionally jumping right in. For a band who's always had an identity crisis, this record is miles away from the acoustic guitar and bongos that you think the band sounds like. And if that is the image that you have of Guster, you haven't been paying attention. Let me help correct that.
Colin Meloy says he wishes he would have never used the word "hiatus" when referring to his band The Decemberists taking time off after The King Is Dead, and album that took the Portland collective to their highest hights. It doesn't look to have stifled them too much considering the critical acclaim of their most recent, don't-call-it-a-comeback LP What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World, and it's companion EP Florasongs.
Harry Connick, Jr. talks with Kyle Meredith about about his new album, That Would Be Me, how the Newtown shootings became the inspiration for one song, and his own relevancy in the pop market.
Kyle Meredith caught some microphone time with Billy Corgan to talk about The Smashing Pumpkins' album, Monuments To An Elegy, and writing "alternative" for a generation born long after the genre's heyday.
After 13 years of being backed by The Nocturnals, Grace Potter has taken 2015 to strike out on her own. Her debut solo disc, Midnight, is full of glittery pop and all night dance party anthems that might have seemed out of place with her full band. It was with that in mind that we dove into the LP's creation, as well as her life outside of music.
The legendary Rickie Lee Jones invited her New Orleans surroundings to become part of her band on The Other Side of Desire, her 13th disc. The people, the language, and mood of the Crescent City are on full display throughout. But Jones is still an artist that you'd fail at trying to define or categorize, always shifting her sound. That's what makes her one of the most unique, and greatest, artists of all time.
Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes discusses the band's fourth album, "All Your Favorite Bands."
Mumford and Sons explain the sound of their most recent effort, "Wilder Mind."
You'd find little debate about calling Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn the king and queen of the banjo—Fleck, a master who has taken the instrument across multiple genres, and Washburn as someone who re-radicalized it by combining it with Far East culture and sounds. As the story goes, the two met each other at a square dance, eventually fell in love, played together in a quartet alongside Ben Sollee and Casey Driessen, got married and would occasionally pop up in each other's solo shows. But it wasn't until last year's Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn LP that the two finally made it musically official.
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Posted on January 19, 2017
Those closest to me would know that I have great reverence for Nanay Norma, my maternal grandmother. We shared the same room and she would be the one to wake me up for school and prepare my breakfast and some hot water for bath. We had a love-and-hate relationship, Nanay and I, but only because we both can be fretful and we end up arguing about it. But how I loved her! I remember my mother telling me once how when I was a baby, I'd wake up on a Saturday morning and after realizing my parents were the ones sleeping next to me, I'd rise from bed and run to the other room where Nanay was sleeping. She would also let me sleep beside her when I had a fever and would be the one to wake me up to drink my medicine in the middle of the night. Read More
Of Love, Miracles, and A Walk to Remember
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A few hours after my previous post was made public, a friend who had read my blog sent me a text asking what led me to find Jesus despite all the feeling of inadequacy and crippling self-doubt that I am struggling with from time to time. I was intimidated by the fact that this was someone who didn't believe in God and that I may not be able to explain or describe exactly how the change came about. Since I was caught off guard I explained that Jesus dying on the cross reminded me of God's love and whenever I am reminded of how tremendous God's love is by sending us his one and only son to pay for our sins, the void that I have in my heart gets filled. Read More
You Are Not Alone
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Not until a couple of months ago I was agnostic, and this isn't something I usually say out loud. A lot of things just didn't make sense to me and a huge part of my disbelief came from seeing other people who know their Bible verses, regularly go to church every Sunday, and proclaim God's name whenever something good happens to them or whenever they try to ask for something but then these are the same people who are always so quick to judge and discriminate or do a lot of un-Christian things. I just couldn't stand it and at the same time I didn't want to end up like them. My resolve was to go on with my life, trudge on, and make my own destiny. I thought, Hey, I can go and pursue whatever I want as long as I don't hurt anyone, right? Read More
Not Gone
Posted on July 13, 2015
Today marks my grandmother's 71st birthday and I still miss her every now and then. She passed when I was twelve.
Sometimes I'd wonder how life would have been like if she had lived longer—would we be sharing the same room until now? Would she still watch over me at night when I have a burning fever? Would she still have listened to stories of the boys I've loved and broke my heart?
Every year, I remember her on her birthday with longing. If only to hug her one more time. If only to seek counsel. If only to tell her how much I love her and how her loss still cripples me with a pain I've always been trying to ease all these years.
Today marks my grandmother's 71st birthday and it's been almost eleven years since she passed. She's not gone. Not completely. For she and her memories remain to walk with my heart.
I miss you, Nanay. Happy birthday.
Now they'll walk on my arm through the distant night
And I won't let them stray from my heart
Through the wind, through the dark, through the winter light
I will read all their dreams to the stars
I'll walk now with them
I'll call on their names
And I'll see their thoughts are known
Not gone, not gone
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"Come on _________, just this one party," your friend Eliza begged. For weeks she had been trying to get you out of your basement and to one of the many parties that were being thrown for the last few months of the school year.
You looked up from your math homework, "For the last time no. However, if you want to go and get wasted be my guest."
"But ____________~ anybody who's anybody is going to be there!" she whined. "Please, please, please, please, plllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaase!"
"Eliza, no!"
"But Roderich is going to be there!" she whined. Her elaborate plan was to confess to him and if he didn't accept she could say she was drunk off her butt. "If I don't have a wingwoman I'm doomed!"
wingwoman?" you asked. "Why don't you ask
I don't know anybody but me!"
Eliza scowled, "I won't force you to wear a dress."
You glared at her.
"Or drink."
"Ok, ok, I won't force you to dance either."
"Fine," you spat.
Eliza's face lit up, "Thank you, thank you, thank you! The party is tonight at Antonio's place."
Wait. Antonio? As in Antonio Carriedo? Not only was he super popular, he was a member of the school's Bad Touch Trio. The biggest perverts in the school. "Wait Eli-." It was too late she had already run off. Not only were they the biggest perverts in school, they were also seemed to take a special interest in you. Going out of their way to molest and tease you.
Something deep in your gut told you that you were screwed.
~Time Skip~
The music was deafening. The smoke of cigarettes was thick. And smell of beer was strong. This was a high school party. This also made you gag.
"Hey baby," shouted an all too familiar voice, Gilbert. You winced.
"Dance with me!" he grabbed your arm and attempted to drag you onto the dance floor.
Luckily for you he was completely wasted. "No," you said flatly.
Gilbert continued to try and drag you to dance.
"Ohonhonhon~," great another annoyance, "I think the young lady wants to dance with moi." The Frenchman draped his arm around your shoulder.
You glared at him. "No."
It was obvious that they were both drunk.
"Don't want to dance, maybe we can do something else~
You looked around and found Toni not too far behind, "Toni! I think your friends need a nap."
He ended up helping you get Francis and Gilbert to a guest room.
"Thanks __________, they would have probably ended up hurting themselves," said Toni.
Turning to face him you said, "No proble-." With that his lips were on yours.
The shock soon melted away to leave passion as he licked your bottom lip asking entrance which you granted.
"Kensesesese~," an arm from behind grabbed you and pulled you onto the bed, Toni got pulled with you.
"May we join?"
You turned red at the position you and the Spaniard were in and Francis's lewd insinuation. "T-Toni, could you please get o-." Toni leaned down and gave you another kiss.
"You're really something special, aren't you _____________," Toni said smiling down at you.
~Another time skip~
The bright light gave you a headache as you opened your eyes. You were still clothed, but the three members of the Bad Touch Trio were draped over you.
Antonio holding you in his arms.
Francis with his arms around your waist and his head resting on your belly.
And then Gilbert who was sprawled across your legs.
"Te amo ___________," Toni whispered into your ear holding you tighter.
A slight moan came from the Frenchman on your stomach, "Hmmm, je t'aime ___________."
"Eliza," moaned Gilbert, "Get away from _________. ________, ich liebe dich."
So three complete perverts were in love you. Stranger things have happened.
BTTxReader: Bad Touch Party by Banshee-ScreamWatch
©2012-2017 Banshee-Scream
I haven't written anything for a while so I wrote this in some spare time I had. I've been working on a story and have been trying to find out what to do with it. I'm not sure if I should try and get it published or if I should post it here.
Comment! Tell me what you think!
Part 2 [link]
Comment! Tell me what you think!
Part 2 [link]
"Eliza, get away from Eliza." Geez, it gets confusing when you have the same name as another character. You should see the Hamilton stories!
I'd love to find out what "stranger things" had happened
I was reading this and listening to I want your bite nightcore version and I read the part where it said you were covered by the three members of the BTT at the time when the song said _who needs clothes when you are covered in men_
all I could say was 'YES IM STILL WEARING CLOTHES!!!'
no joke the story is good
no joke the story is good
I love that picture! I kind of have a thing for boys wearing glasses....
My Singapore self: W-Wó ài nî...nî báichī.
My Atlantic City self: I-Ich liebe dich...ihr Idioten (Even though Preußen is mein bruder...o.o)
My Wales self: F-Fi'n caru ti...chi idiots...
((In each language: I love you, you idiots))
((Chinese, German, Welsh))
My Atlantic City self: I-Ich liebe dich...ihr Idioten (Even though Preußen is mein bruder...o.o)
My Wales self: F-Fi'n caru ti...chi idiots...
((In each language: I love you, you idiots))
((Chinese, German, Welsh))
-shrugs- Feh. Ti Amo, you idiotas....
whoa whoa....eliza? ELI WHAT??!
Gil now i'm really curiosu as to why you said that o^o)
this is one of those things that makes me wish i had the power to read something in the second person (yes this is the 2nd pov) and it will come true......
What would that look like in a picture...... 0_0 oh my god...Kawaii!!
d'aw I wouldn't mind waking up like that ^^
OMG. The pic. Where did you get it from??
I LOLed at Gilbert! "Sprawled" XD!!
Nya~ BTT!!! I love these guys XD
O_O Oh . . . My . . . GOODNESS!
I'm in love with this story...Please write part 2 when you have time!!
Part twwo~? Pleaaase~? D I loved this so much, no flipping words to describe it XD
Perhaps. I might get insipired later, right now I'm working on an original story so I want to get the next chapter done and send it to my beta.
Thank you by the way. Its always nice to hear that my work is appreciated. I love getting feedback.
Thank you by the way. Its always nice to hear that my work is appreciated. I love getting feedback.
Lol, I love it.
Oh how fun XD
I loved this, great job~!
this is awesome!!!!
are you gonna make a part 2?
are you gonna make a part 2?
Oooh, I really liked this! Great work!~
Aaaawwwww!!!!! >////////< is there more????
I'm not sure...there might be. But then again I might not get inspired to. It could go either way.
Oh gosh! XD I can never imagine myself in that situation!
Awesome job! It was adorable!
Awesome job! It was adorable!


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PACAMBRI-L ArchivesArchiver > PACAMBRI > 2007-07 > 1184621879
From: "Beth Campbell Rykhus" <>
Subject: [PACAMBRI] Simon Neibauer
Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 14:37:59 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)
1860 Census, Benzinger, Elk County, Pennsylvania (July)
p. 141, Line 5
Simon Neibauer, age 45, farmer, assets $350/100, b. Bavaria [widowed]
Mary, age 11, b. Penn
Jos, age 9, b. Penn
Cath, age 4, b. Penn
Mike, age 3, b. Penn
[Where is Peter?, age about 3. See below.]
1870 Census, Chest Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania (Aug)
p. 9, Line 31, Summit P.O.
NEBIRE, Simon, age 45 [sic], farmer, assets $2500/1600, b. Baden
Regina, age 65, keeping house, b. Baden
Joseph, age 19, works on farm, b. Penn
Michael, age 15, at home, b. Penn
[Again, no Peter, age about 13.]
1880 Census, Becaria, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania (June)
p. 14, ED 276, Line 10
NEIBOWER, Simon, age 65, farmer, b. Germany, parents b. Germany
Ragena, age 74, wife, keeping house, b. Germany, parents b. Germany
1900 Census, Chest Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania (June)
ED 112, Sheet 2A, Line 13
NEIBAUER, Simon, head, Mar 1818, age 82, widowed, b. Germany, parents b.
Germany, imm. 1868 [sic-is listed in 1860 census] , landlord [Simon must own
the home that John and Mary Kutruff are living in, unless he owns a rental
The Weekly Tribune-Johnstown, Pa., exact date unknown
Simon Niebauer
Simon Niebauer who died at his home near St. Lawrence, this county, on
Thursday May 22, 1902 of a paralytic stroke, was born in Bavaria, Germany
eighty-three years ago and came to this country with his wife and family in
1855, first settling in Elk county, this state. [This in incorrect; Simon
came to America in 1847 and his children were born in America.] Later he
moved to Elder Township, Cambria County and about thirty-four years ago he
located on the farm in Chest Township on which he died. Mr. Niebauer was
twice married, both wives preceding him to the grave. The following children
survive: Joseph of Coalport, Clearfield County; Peter residing in Ohio,
Michael living on the old homestead near St. Lawrence, and [Mary] Mrs. John
Kutruff, also living near St. Lawrence.The funeral took place Sunday May 25,
service being conducted in the Catholic Church in St. Lawrence, after which
the remains were interred in the cemetery connected with the church.
St. Lawrence Cemetery Listing
NIEBAUER, Simon Oct 1818 22 May 1902 "bought this headstone while living"
husband of (1) Clara Lauer and (2) Regina Liddel; will filed 3 Jun 1902
Plot # A199 / H-worn/FR
1860 Census, Benzinger, Elk County, Pennsylvania (June)
p. 145, Line 39
Peter NABAUER, age 3, b. Penn
[Peter is living in the home of Margaret and Lorenz Gohr/Gohn.]
Cannot find in 1870 census.
1880 Census, Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania (June)
p. 30, ED 154, Line 41
NEOBOWER, Peter, age 23, employee, laborer, b. Penn, father b. Bavaria,
mother b. [not stated]
Peter is staying in the home of George Engbrenner.
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I guess it is time to write one of thease blog posts. I have been here for two months and now I want to share with you on who I am as a person. You all know me as Darytyg but my life has been not great.
Introduction :
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Karl Linnas's War Crimes Are Not in Question; U.S. Court Findings
Published: April 21, 1987
To the Editor:
Any expression of public sympathy for Karl Linnas is surprising, considering that the courts of the United States have found that he is clearly responsible for the murder of civilians in World War II. At Mr. Linnas's denaturalization trial in 1981, a United States District Court found not only that he had lied about his past as a Nazi collaborator (news story, April 7), but also that the Government had proved beyond dispute that he assisted the enemy in persecuting civilians.
The court also found that as chief of the Tartu concentration camp, Mr. Linnas supervised and participated in ''atrocities committed against human life.'' The standard used to prove the case in the denaturalization proceeding was comparable to the beyond-a-reasonable-doubt standard of criminal trials. However, the United States does not have jurisdiction to try Karl Linnas for war crimes.
According to eyewitness testimony at the trial, Mr. Linnas supervised the transportation of prisoners from his camp to a nearby ditch, where the prisoners - men, women and children - were shot. An eyewitness testified that on at least one occasion, Karl Linnas ordered these prisoners shot. On another occasion, he is said to have shot into the ditch.
In denying Mr. Linnas's request for a review of his deportation order, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit said: ''Noble words such as 'decency' and 'compassion' ring hollow when spoken by a man who ordered the extermination of innocent men, women and children kneeling at the edge of a mass grave. Karl Linnas's appeal to humanity, a humanity which he has grossly, callously and monstrously offended, truly offends this court's sense of decency.''
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Georgetown College football team once again celebrated its Mid-South Conference Title and banner 2010 season Friday at Thomas & King Conference & Leadership Center.
The Tigers, which went 8-3 and 6-0 and advanced to the playoffs for the first time in three years, had a ring ceremony to honor the season's accomplishments.
Former All-American at Louisville and Pro Bowl cornerback for the Cleveland Browns Frank Minnifield, of Lexington, served as the invited speaker for the evening.
The Tigers have opened spring practice, working to building on this past season's success, and will have the annual Orange & Black scrimmage on Thursday, April 28. Festivities will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the traditional pig roast.