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First, let me say that I'm sorry and embarrassed for taking SO long to do this recap. I intended to get this done about two weeks ago, but despite the best of intentions, I simply couldn't keep up.
I imagine that's how the writer felt, too, when she got slammed with writing 16 more episodes… and it shows. Episodes 28 & 29 are out of whack with the rest of the series: they're weepers, but of the kind that make your eyes roll rather than tear up. There were some moments that made me smile, but most of them were due to Sung-joon and Ji-soo, which is why they get this recap's top billing.
Hands clasped and on her knees, Geum-ja begs Jung-in to let Hyun-soo go. Jung-in doesn't answer yes or no, and instead they both cry.
That same night, Ji-soo takes Sung-joon to an abandoned lot, and tells him to see for once and for all the kind of person she really is. He hides while she picks a pretty mean fight with the hoodlums, though she's heavily outnumbered. But Sung-joon runs in and shields her from them, taking the blows instead.
Ji-soo takes Sung-joon to her place to wash up, and she begins to clean his face. But he takes her hands and puts them back in the bowl, saying meaningfully, "I'll wash it for you, so that it's over now." Meaning that her past is now really in the past.
Ji-soo hugs him tightly and says, "I like you." They kiss passionately (and surprisingly painlessly, considering the beating that Sung-joon just took and his bloodied lip).
HAHA. Sung-joon's face the next morning belies his bliss as he sleeps next to Ji-soo. They have some cute and slightly awkward morning-after talk, even though, since they're fully dressed, it seems safe to assume that nothing actually happened.
Jung-in stays in bed the next morning, unwell after having cried all night. Hyun-soo starts to go upstairs to check on her, and Geum-ja glares at him, growing angry with him for ignoring her when she tries to stop him.
Hyun-soo says, "Don't look at me like that; you remind me of Han-se's mom." She retorts that he's like Han-se—these insults get under each other's skin.
Jung-in tells Geum-ja to take it out on her. Since Jung-in is committed to seeing her relationship through with Hyun-soo, despite Geum-ja's approval, it would be better for Geum-ja to do something overtly, even hit her, than to suppress it.
Geum-ja fires back: "I thought you'd changed after coming to our house, but you haven't at all. You're the same." If Jung-in will do whatever she wants, Geum-ja says, so will she.
But Geum-ja acts nice to Jung-in in front of the rest of the family. She heats up abalone porridge for Jung-in, since Jung-in woke up feeling unwell. It puts everyone on edge to see Geum-ja's sudden change of attitude toward Jung-in. Is her new plot to kill Jung-in by kindness?
Jung-kil tells Geum-ja that he needs to get Jung-in back with Han-se, and Geum-ja begs him to make it happen, stat.
Jung-kil says, "Don't you know Romeo and Juliet? If they'd been left alone, they might have gotten sick of each other after dating for a while. It was because the parents opposed it that they went off and ruined themselves."
He says they need a way to split up Hyun-soo and Jung-in more organically, as it were. Geum-ja asks what that method might be, but she should have seen it coming. He says that she should sell the house to Han-se, so as to separate Jung-in and Hyun-soo, at least physically.
Sung-joon stops by to see Jung-in while she's at work and tells her that he's with Ji-soo. He says he may as well have it out, but she begs him to hold off so as not to make her and Hyun-soo's situation worse. Sung-joon shrugs it off, saying that if it gets really bad, he can just leave the house.
Jung-in says Hyun-soo would never suggest doing such a thing against their parents' wishes. Sung-joon says that's exactly why what wouldn't work for Jung-in works for him—since Ji-soo doesn't have parents around to object to anything.
Hyun-soo calls Jung-in, and she says she feels sorry for getting in between Hyun-soo and Geum-ja (LOL, the weirdest love triangle ever).
Hyun-soo: "Hello? Is this Seo Jung-in?"
Jung-in: "Huh?"
Hyun-soo: "The Seo Jung-in I know chirps like a frog, talks big even when she's in the wrong, and hits you on the forehead if you tell her to apologize. Don't change. That's the Seo Jung-in I like."
Geum-ja and Hyun-soo go on their "date." He tries to bring up Jung-in again, but she cuts him off. Turns out, she's brought him not on a mother-son date, but on a matchmaking setup, arranged by Han-se's mom. It's with the daughter of the president of the university where Hyun-soo teaches. She seems sweet enough, but Hyun-soo doesn't even bother to look at her or participate in the conversation.
In a ballsy move that shows how serious Hyun-soo is about Jung-in—in that he's not afraid to diss his employer's daughter—he cuts off the meeting abruptly, saying he was about to die of boredom. Pointing out that he'd never agreed to this setup, he leaves, dragging Geum-ja out with him.
Geum-ja begs Hyun-soo to give the girl a chance—just three dates. A "Winter Sonata"-esque sountrack begins to play as Geum-ja breaks down in tears, accusing him of being a good son in the past only to disappoint her now. She rails on about her hopes and dreams for him. With jealousy and incredulity, she asks, "Jung-in? Jung-in? Jung-in, Jung-in?"
Hyun-soo says he can understand why she's opposed, and he kneels and begs tearfully, "Forgive me. I love Jung-in."
Geum-ja walks away, leaving Hyun-soo kneeling in the street. (Emm… kay?)
Sung-joon is actually at little scary here, but at least Ji-soo is happy to see him now. They get adorably physical.
In a throwback to Lee Chun-hee's Chunderella days on Family Outing, he offers to fix the window but ends up breaking it. "Why is this window so clumsy?" he quips. (Poor Lee Chun-hee, he tried so hard to get away from the Clumsy image.)
Hyun-soo, unable to sleep, goes to Jung-in's room and falls asleep comfortably, his head in her lap.
Geum-ja is down to her last resort. She offers to give the house to Jung-kil later that night, saying she'll do anything for Hyun-soo's sake.
At Geum-ja's offer to give Jung-kil the house, he cracks up. "President Kang Man-bok, you can come out now," he says, sure that it's a trap. But Geum-ja begs him in desperation to take Jung-in out of Hyun-soo's life. To even his own surprise, Jung-kil realizes she's telling the truth.
He goes inside and checks on Jung-in, who has Hyun-soo in her lap. Jung-kil pulls her aside to tell her she has to let Hyun-soo go, for Hyun-soo's sake. He suggests that they should leave the house, which immediately sets off a warning signal.
Worried that Jung-kil is going to try to do something regarding the house–although she doesn't know about Geum-ja's offer–Jung-in tells Hyun-soo to leave her alone moving forward, since seeing them together upsets the parents more.
The next day, Jung-kil refuses to accept the house, as it'll make him a blackguard who has twice pawned his daughter off for monetary gain. He tells her to sell it to Han-se instead. She shouldn't just give away such an expensive house for free.
But Geum-ja explains that she has to sacrifice everything she has in order to (though she doesn't say it in these words) forever be able to guilt-trip Hyun-soo into staying away from Jung-in. She tells him to make up his mind, and soon, because if her frugality wins out, she'll rescind the offer.
Geum-ja warns Hyun-soo that women like Jung-in who get nasally (i.e. whiny when they yell) are trouble later on. But Hyun-soo says that Geum-ja gets nasally when she talks too. He points out that they're similar: "Oh, that must be why I like Jung-in, because she's like the Baek Geum-ja that I love."
They begin to bicker and it's slightly creepy because it is actually pretty reminiscent of how he and Jung-in bicker.
But when he runs upstairs and uses Jung-in as a human shield (make that, a human snuggie) the joviality quickly dissipates. Although Jung-in gets mad at Hyun-soo because she knows he's deliberately trying to be obvious in front of Geum-ja, she can't help but smile at his antics afterward.
It's New Year's Eve, so the family makes dumplings by hand. While the two families talk as they work, Grandpa begins to notice that there are strange vibes in the room, particularly the way Geum-ja talks to Jung-in.
And it only gets tenser and tenser, thanks to Jilted Mom Syndrome, which Geum-ja has come down with bad in these two episodes. One after another, everyone leaves the living room to avoid the venom Geum-ja keeps spewing, leaving Jung-in making dumplings alone.
Grandpa Man-bok chides Geum-ja for being so hard on Jung-in, when Jung-in is obviously trying hard to please Geum-ja. She bursts into tears again, begging Grandpa to send the Seo family awayyyy *sob*.
Jung-kyung, who came home for New Year's, gets a letter from the Chief. He tells her he's taking a month of vacation, and that he misses her. "By the time I get back, I hope you'll have gotten over your crush," he tells her, hinting that he wants to start over with her.
Jung-in wakes up in the wee hours to make the dduk mandoo soup, using the rice cakes and dumplings they'd prepared the day before. Jung-kil sees her working, upset to see her put in so much effort that Geum-ja rebuffs.
In the morning, Geum-ja mutters under her breath about the slightly sub-par soup; both Grandpa Man-bok and Sang-hoon good-naturedly say it's pretty good. Jung-kil digs in wordlessly, and remains uncharacteristically somber the entire morning.
Hyun-soo had wanted to tell Grandpa first thing about his relationship with Jung-in, but she tells him to wait, since Joon-bae is still there. I like the trusting look they share here.
Sung-joon is missing from the New Year's celebrations because he's taken Ji-soo to visit her orphanage. He remarks that the place is big, teasing her, "So you've really always gone around to big houses, haven't you?" (Big house = slang for jail).
She walks off, pretending to be annoyed, but he tells her playfully that the face she makes when she's annoyed is what he likes best. She makes an even more annoyed face.
Ji-soo: "Ahjusshi, when you were in school, you probably got beat up a lot, right?"
Sung-joon: "No, I didn't really go to school."
HAHA. He reminds her that she can't beat him with words.
Sitting on the swings, they share a meaningful moment—one of the first in which she really opens up about her past, and he really listens—when Ji-soo tells Sung-joon that she used to wish she could just stay a kid, since once the kids grew up, they had do leave. "It was scary, thinking of being alone. You don't know that feeling, do you?"
As a reply, Sung-joon runs about a hundred feet away, then walks back. "What's your name?" he asks. "You're pretty. Do you want to come live with me? I'll be your family."
He reaches into his pocket and slips the couple ring back on her finger.
Hyun-soo tells Grandpa Man-bok that he and Jung-in are dating, with the intention to marry. He explains why he had asked Grandpa to lend him money (to pay for the ring, though he doesn't go into detail) and says that though his parents know, they oppose the relationship.
Grandpa is surprised, but he responds sensibly. He tells Hyun-soo that he's approaching things in the wrong order. First, Hyun-soo should resolve it with his parents, and then discuss it with his grandfather, since Grandpa can't boss around Sang-hoon and Geum-ja on the matter. However, it is clear to Hyun-soo that Grandpa isn't exactly happy to hear Hyun-soo's news, which worries him.
On her way back to the hospital, Jung-kyung tells Hyun-soo that she overheard her father talking with Geum-ja about something–she wasn't sure what–but it roused her suspicions.
Turns out, they were finalizing a contract regarding the house. Jung-kil has decided to accept it, with all its implication that he will cut off ties with the Kang family.
PUAHAHA. Secretary Kim! He doesn't even get a holiday off.
Han-se drops by with gifts. With gravitas, Jung-in asks if he brought gifts for his Beat team leader, Hyun-soo. When he says they're for her, she turns down the gifts and tells Han-se not to come by anymore if it's for her sake.
Jung-kil pulls Han-se aside, and with them gone, Geum-ja says to Jung-in: "I can tell you're doing this for my benefit, but it's futile."
Once Jung-kil tells Han-se about the house:
Han-se: "How could you accept that? I was going to give it to her as a Christmas present."
Jung-kil: "That's long gone now. Christmas is over."
Han-se asks what Geum-ja's conditions were, and Jung-kil replies that the only thing she'd asked for was that he take Jung-in away.
"She must really dislike Jung-in, to go that far," Han-se says.
"Exactly. I was worried Jung-in would shrivel up and die if we stayed longer in this house, which is why I accepted it." Jung-kil asks Han-se if he really thinks he can win Jung-in over, but says that much as he wants to, he doesn't have much confidence in Han-se.
On his way out, Han-se eagerly thanks Geum-ja for handing the house over to Jung-kil. Since he had intended to buy the house anyway, he offers to pay for at least part of the cost of the house. Geum-ja refuses again, saying that's how much she dislikes Jung-in, for having ruined Hyun-soo and making him lie.
Han-se responds, "Wow, how are you even scarier than my mother?"
Geum-ja tells Han-se to make it work with Jung-in, especially considering how much she's given to break and keep Hyun-soo and Jung-in apart.
Then Hyun-soo, who'd been listening, turns the corner and asks Geum-ja, "Did you tell Jung-in's family to leave? Didn't I tell you that I like Jung-in? That I was sorry for upsetting you, that I'd wait. I got on my knees and begged."
He asks, "Is this how much you dislike her? You absolutely won't approve? You won't?"
When she answers as expected to each, he says evenly, "Alright."
Surprising the whole family, he drives away with Jung-in. In the car he asks her, "Do you really not want to go back to your old house?" She says that she doesn't intend to go back; she wants to be by his side.
"Keep that promise," he says.
Several times in this episode, characters tell Geum-ja she's worse than Han-se's mother. It's as if the writer is admitting, Yes, I know my script is laced with crap but HELLO I've been forced to write an extra 16 episodes and OMG Winter Sonata happens sometimes when you're desperate.
Song Ok-sook, playing Geum-ja, had to squeeze out so many tears in these two episodes, behaving in a way that seems unnatural and irrational. At least, I'm calling it irrational because otherwise it just gets… creepy and possessive. I don't necessarily think Song Ok-sook is a bad actress; in Geum-ja's lighter scenes I think she can be pretty delightful. But the script has not given her much to work with for the last five episodes or so.
Meanwhile, I've finally been won over by Sung-joon and Ji-soo's storyline. I enjoy seeing them off doing their own thing, and Sung-joon's carefree, devil-may-care attitude is a refreshing, much-needed break from how beholden Hyun-soo and Jung-in are to the adults. He also showed himself finally capable of being serious and meeting Ji-soo at a deeper level, acknowledging how her past has shaped her, but inviting her to move past it now.
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It's definitely okay if the candidate supports the legalized killing of 1.6 million children each year before they're born. If Meg Whitman was a man, then I would have used the term, 'bastard' instead. Lowlifes deserve the labels they get. And Barack Obama is such a lowlife, I would get banned if I were to describe him with the terms that I really want to.
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WHEATLAND, Mo. — Scott Bloomquist and Don O'Neal will start on the front row of Saturday night's 21st annual Lucas Oil Show-Me 100 Presented by ProtectTheHarvest.com.
Bloomquist will be seeking his sixth win in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and Lucas Oil Midwest Latemodel Racing Asso'n co-sanctioned Memorial Day Weekend event at Lucas Oil Speedway.
In Friday's preliminary action, Bloomquist topped the 72 car field in RED BUCK Time Trials. With an invert of three in each of the 20-lap heat races, the top three drivers transferred to Saturday's Show-Me 100.
Bloomquist, reuniting with crew chief Tommy Hicks, powered to the lead in the first heat after starting third. Bloomquist took the top spot from Will Vaught on lap seven. Vaught eventually slowed and left the race while running second. Bloomquist and Brian Birkhofer then battled to the checkers with Bloomquist coming out ahead by mere feet.
Trailing Bloomquist and Birkhofer to the checkers and earning the final transfer spot was seventh-starting Jared Landers.
In heat two, a terrific battle took place between Jason Feger and Tyler Reddick. Reddick was able to chase down Feger and take the lead with just two laps to go, taking the win. Feger finished second to earn a spot into his first Show-Me 100. Tony Jackson Jr. grabbed the third and final transfer spot.
The third heat was all Jesse Stovall as the Missouri driver led all 20 laps for the win. Brian Shirley and Eric Turner battled for second for the last half of the race with Shirley taking the spot over the sixth-starting Turner.
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Two-time and defending Show-Me 100 winner Jimmy Owens got around young gun, Bobby Pierce on lap seven and then held off the youngster as he took home heat number five. Pierce earned his first Show-Me 100 start by placing second ahead of home state driver, Jeremy Payne.
The sixth and final heat race belonged to LOLMDS regular Steve Francis. Francis led wire-to-wire in the 20-lap race taking the checkers ahead of Chris Simpson and Tim Isenberg.
In the Traeger Grills Race of Champions, there were six previous Show-Me 100 winners who participated. Terry Phillips grabbed the lead at the start of the 10-lap event and he led all the way to earn a $1,000 payday. Scott Bloomquist finished second followed by Jimmy Owens.
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The Golden Hawks had a race last night at Williamsburg.
On the girls side it was Williamsburg that won their own meet with 50 points, with Mid-Prairie coming in sixth with 120 points.
Mallory McArtor was the top runner for Mid-Prairie with a 12th place time of 18:10. Tayler Foster was second on the team and 25th overall, Leah Parrott finished 28th, Summer Gracey was 29th and Hannah VanRoekel finished 32nd.
Head coach Mark Hoestetler said it was a great improvement from last year for the girls, especially with only have two returning runners.
On the boys side of things Vinton-Shellsburg was the winner with 53 points, and the Golden Hawks came in second with 76 points, with Sigourney in fifth with 121 points.
Mid-Prairie had two runners in the top ten with Jake O'Donnell finishing fifth with a time of 18:33, and Ryan Errthum finishing 10th with a time of 18:59. The Golden Hawks had four in the top 20 with Ty Feigenspan finishing 12th and Wyatt Cady finishing 19th, and rounding out the top five was Zeb Schwartz finishing 30th
Hoestetler says the hard work of the boy's team in the offseason paid off in their race.
Mid-Prairie will see more running action on Tuesday at Keota.
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The Gazette takes a look at what happens after soldiers return to Ft. Carson. Cheyenne Mountain High School will begin a voluntary drug testing program (Gazette, KRDO). The Colorado Springs Business Journal takes a look at foreclosures among affluent homeowners.
In Manitou Springs, a group begins cleanup of Rainbow Falls (KKTV).
The Pueblo Chieftain reports on conflicting views on further studies on the SDS water delivery system.
Legislators passed two bills associated with the state's nursing home in Trinidad (Trinidad Times Independent). In Raton, New Mexican officials have revoked the planned racino's gaming license (Raton Range).
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Happy Wednesday!
We are almost over the hump and by tomorrow the weekend will be even closer. I hope everyone is having a great week. Tonight's card is probably my last Easter card. A couple of challenge blogs are still having Easter challenges- Stampin' for the Weekend and Dare U to Digi Stamp. My card features a cute puppy with egg digi from Karen's Doodles. I've colored him with copics. I made the card based on the Inspirational Card Sketches sketch and I punched the squares out of some scraps for the Digital Tuesday "Scrap It' Challenge. I did some doodling with black marker for the Stamp Something Challenge. I've got pastels for TPE and last but not least, this fits Pile it On- Animals. Papertake Weekly has an open theme so I added some bling and pearls.
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In December, Los Alamos High School students Kayla Suazo and Sabrina Lynne were hanging posters at the Betty Ehart Senior Center when a great idea began to take shape. The posters promoted donations to help an Española family – a single mother dealing with one of her children who had been diagnosed with Aplastic anemia. Aplastic anemia is a condition in which the body does not produce enough new red blood cells.
An escalating issue facing law enforcement in Los Alamos and communities across the state has prompted the introduction of a bill addressing how law enforcement should handle citizens exhibiting signs of mental impairment.
Rep. Edward Sandoval, D-Albuquerque and Sen. David Ulibarri, D-Grants introduced the bill, which would establish training guidelines for police officers involving specialized handling of situations where people are mentally impaired.
HB 93 unanimously cleared its final committee Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — Tre'Von Willis scored 25 points and Quintrell Thomas and Oscar Bellfield combined for eight of UNLV's 10 points in overtime in a 77-74 victory over New Mexico Wednesday. Thomas finished with 19 points and 13 rebounds and Bellfield had 15 points for the Rebels (21-7, 9-5 Mountain West). Dairese Gary had a career-high 26 points, and Drew Gordon added 15 points and 14 rebounds for the Lobos (17-11, 5-8), who lost their fourth straight.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper hockey team will head into the Year-End Tournament this weekend as the No. 2 seed. The Year-End Tournament, which will determine the New Mexico Interscholastic Ice Hockey League champion, will start Friday and continue through Sunday at the Taos Youth and Family Center. Los Alamos, the reigning state champion, will go into the tournament after a 15-2-1 regular season. It finished right behind Taos, the tournament's top seed, which posted a 16-2 record this year.
Spring is starting early in northern New Mexico. At least it is for a pair of Los Alamos Hilltopper programs. Both the Hilltopper baseball and tennis teams open their seasons this weekend, officially kicking off the spring 2011 sports season. Los Alamos' boys and girls tennis teams will head south to play in the two-day Carlsbad Invitational, which starts Friday. Saturday, the Los Alamos baseball team has a season-opening doubleheader scheduled in Farmington against Piedra Vista.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper wrestling and swimming and diving teams took part in the state championship meets this past weekend.
1. "Cutting for Stone," Abraham Verghese
2. "Amazing Armadillos," Jennifer McKerley 3. "Constitution of the United States," National Center for Constitutional Studies, ed. 4. "The Art of Racing in the Rain," Garth Stein 5. "The Green Glass Sea," Ellen Klages 6. "American Prometheus," Kai Bird and Martin Sherwin
1. "Unknown," weekend gross, $21.8 million 2. "I Am Number Four," weekend gross, $19.4 million 3. "Gnomeo and Juliet" weekend gross, $19.1 million 4. "Just Go With It," weekend gross, $18.4 million 5. "Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son," weekend gross, $16.3 million 6. "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never," weekend gross, $13.3 million
Art receptions
"Slow Clay" by Willi Singleton, Susan Linnell and Myo On will open with a reception from 5-8:30 p.m. March 4 at Weyrich Gallery/The Rare Vision Art Galerie, 2935 D Louisiana Blvd. NE, Albuquerque.
A First Saturday reception will be from 3-5 p.m. at Johnsons of Madrid, 2843 Highway 14 N., Madrid. For more information call 471-1054.
Music Lads of Enchantment, a chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, invites the public to join them in song. Besides the enjoyment of singing in harmony, our barbershop chorus and quartets experience the thrill of performing in the community. They meet at 7:15 p.m. on Thursdays at the United Church of Los Alamos, Graves Hall. Attendees will find their chapter meetings are well planned, musically satisfying and fun. Visitors are welcome.


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Go Back! Mother2Ness Sketch - by ozwalled
Other Submissions by ozwalled
Author | Title | Description | Date | Rank |
ozwalled | Giygas |
If I like him so much, why don't I just marry him?
What? |
6/6/07 | 0.00 |
ozwalled | Soul-Consuming Flame |
I'd debated for a while on how to tackle the Soul-Consuming Flame, and finally decided on fewer flames and sort of inner glow. I was thinking of actual images I'd seen before of lava flows, with flames poking up at their surface.
Once I'd finished the character itself though, I knew it needed SOME sort of background. I started out with the floor, which I wanted to have a dry, cracked look. I started out haphazardly not expecting much, but like the effect that I was able to get with what I did. Above him, I tried depicting a smokey, dark Fire Springs. |
4/27/05 | 0.00 |
ozwalled | Thunder Mite |
I've never really been able to nail down a good way to make this particular character look very good. Tried to go with an "anvil" type shape that some stormclouds tend to get, but still wasn't very successful. Ah well. perhaps someday.
4/12/09 | 0.00 |
ozwalled | Manly Fish's Brother |
I'm stronger than my little punk brother!!
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ozwalled | Bugerror Rosemary |
I'm not sure if there's ever been fanart of this character before or not...
At any rate, I decided to take some liberties with this drawing, as I was basing it on the game sprite of the Mother 1 character... and it looks vaguely like the character is wearing his underwear outside of his clothes. The idea made me laugh, and I thought it appropriately EarthBoundy, so I just went with it. I really like how it turned out. :D Made for a We Are Starmen contest: http://we-are-starmen.deviantart.com/journal/23731341/ |
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4 articles in the last 24 hours – all worrying about the future of books.
Micah Mertes discusses the serious challenges the book industry is facing
In the Lincoln Journal Star Micah Mertes has an excellent article that first discusses the Devaluing of the Book –
- How it's affecting Lincoln's independent bookstores and used book stores.
- How this will change the industry.
The article also brings up the ABA's concerns that the price war between Amazon, WalMart and Target will destroy the book industry and their asking the Justice Department to investigate.
Independent bookstore owners aren't sure if and how much they are threatened –
"It could have the potential to be devastating for the industry," said Kate Janulewicz, Indigo manager. "It could affect the independents in that we may not be able to stay afloat. But it may not affect us directly because we offer titles that aren't best-sellers."
The article also has the quote of the week –
The titans are fighting in the clouds and we're down with our lemonade stands just taking nickels.
The article then covers the digitization of the book and the imminent explosion in eReader sales –
The devices are getting cheaper. They boast more content, and they're getting better retail distribution.
With Microsoft and Apple slated to enter the eReader market in 2010, competition will grow more fierce, leading to higher quality, greater diversity in look and function, lower prices and more
It's got some good thoughts on whether print is dead, dying or will be just fine.
John Sledge at Southern Bound thinks Books might be Fading
John Sledge talks about the physical size of books and the size of children's backpacks –
Bibliophiles like to go on about how much they glory in the feel and the heft and the smell of books, and why digital reading can never replace any of that. But, truth be told, there are clearly times when the physical nature of books, especially their weight, is a decided disadvantage.
He also brings up this amusing factoid –
According to a 2007 BBC report, the Vatican library (1.5 million books on 37 miles of shelving) was literally sinking under its printed burden.
The 16th-century building's foundations were discovered to be buckling beneath the strain, and in order to arrest the problem, the library was forced to close for the first time in its 500-year history.
Yang Sung-Jin discusses the struggles of the Korean Book Industry
Yang Sung-Jin in The Star talks about the Korean book market and how it's grappling with the shift to eBooks.
- It starts off talking about Samsung's new eReader and a new eReader from iRiver.
- The Korean market is taking inspiration from progress due to the Kindle in the US.
There are good quotes from Professor Yi In-hwa from Ewha Women's University –
the change in favour of a new digital format in the publishing market is irreversible and even destructive for paper-oriented publishers.
Yi acknowledged that e-books will not overtake the paper-based book market overnight, but the time-honoured platform of traditional paper and ink is becoming obsolete and ineffective …
Interestingly, the two thorniest issues they mention are eBook formats and DRM (copyright). Guess the Korean market is not that different from the US market.
Finally, Baek Won-keun of Korean Publishing Research Institute makes a great point about what is needed –
… a viable vision about the act of reading itself at a time when other options such as video gaming, Web surfing and mobile texting are widely available.
"At the heart of the problem is that people are spending less time reading books in general and we have to think about whether we can persuade them to read books again by offering a digital version."
The Nation discusses eReader challenges in Thailand
It talks about how reading is not as established in Thailand (really?) –
Without a strong reading culture like among the Japanese or the Germans, a vast majority of Thais would have no real use by possessing an e-reader beyond just flaunting it emptily.
Now that television is giving way to the Internet, people are being redirected back to reading more texts, but this is still not the same as reading a book, which requires a longer attention span
Not much else – However, like Korea, Thailand are looking at the success of the Kindle in the US and expecting ebooks to spread worldwide.
Thoughts – Are all the concerns justified?
Yes, most of them are.
There are quite a few issues here –
- Books have to compete with movies, games, etc. and the Vook and Digital Books and eReaders and other technology are necessary.
- Books will gradually be replaced by a mix of books and eBooks and the Book Industry has to prepare for this new model.
- The value perception of books is under threat and the Industry has to avoid a race to zero.
- There's a huge transition and lots of upheaval and authors and publishers have to ensure they don't get marginalized.
The pace of articles worrying about books has accelerated. Last year it would be surprising to see 4 articles in a week or even in a month. Today, we have 4 articles in a 24 hour span.
Everyone can sense the winds of change. Everyone's worried and they have reason to be.


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Hello, I suck at introductions so I'll get right into this. I don't really have a coding question, I'm just not sure what Java is capable of.
I'm trying to make a basic file editor using a Java Swing GUI. I filter in a list of accounts with an ID#, Name, and money value. Then, I'm supposed to be able to edit these things in the GUI and save the file edits through the GUI. I guess I'm just confused on the whole files set up. I have a GUI class and a file reading class that makes the accounts and sends it to the GUI, but the GUI (so far) is just breaking down the accounts into individual variables and doing all sorts of sorting hijinks just to treat each account as one entity.
Is there an easier way to set this up? Is there a way I can edit a whole struct (whatever that is in Java, I'm used to C++) in the GUI? I want a drop down list displaying the account names which I can then click to have access and edit the whole account.
Thanks for taking a look at this, and let me know if I need to be more descriptive, I'm trying not to make this a wall of text.


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Practice Area: Criminal defense
Outcome: Charges Dismissed!
Description: Karl represented a student who was mingling with his friends when a campus police officer pulled up to question them. The officer put Karl's client in the back of the squad car but failed to advise him of his Miranda rights. During the police questioning, Karl's client admitted to using marijuana and drinking alcohol. He was charged with possession of marijuana and minor in possession of alcohol. At a pretrial hearing, Karl got all charges dismissed. Because of the Miranda violation, the statements made by the client could not be admitted at trial.


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lol timing it with GW2 eh...
Couldn't agree more. I'll be playing GW2 all day long (made preparations, hah) EXCEPT for AT dailies and reset solo on WoW each day for mounts, then on the 28th I'll be in WoW and GW2 combined depending on what feels more fun at that time. When MoP hits I will have had a month of GW2, and I'll go to MoP ready to explore and have FUN!
...should I repent? D:
Also I find it pathetic how people seem to get a virtual boner from seeing that Blizzard does something on the same day as another gaming company..."Omgosh it means they're afraid of this new game that hasn't even been proven a success yet"...kinda like Starship troopers, "IT'S AFRAID!!"...-_-. People.
335 unique mounts, 387 total#PleaseBlizzardGiveMeTheDamnedFoxMountThankYouFuckYouThanks
Releasing this the same day at G2w is a clear sign Blizzard is concerned with GW2 taking a bite out of them.
Ha ha, called it! Blizz just proved they are intimidated by GW2 and have done the cowardly thing of releasing the patch on it's release day to try and steal it's thunder, without having to worry about the their thunder being stolen for the release of MoP.
Personally, I'll be playing GW2 early release, then check out 5.0 on its release if the servers stay up. No conflict here...
To all WoW fans,
You guys should pray for GW2 to be good.
Without competition Blizzard will continue releasing content patches every 10 months or so...
Look at it another way, for those who will play in both games, it's just a great chance to "start"
Ah yeah, the adding of a gamechanging new feature, account-wide achievements. Adding a full-scale world-event. Adding aoe-looting (which is quite a big change in the code). Adding battletag support. Adding a completely new talent system. Adding a new specialization to druids. Changing how the spell-learning system works. Rehauling resilience/pvp power. Removing spellpen. Changing the way enchanting works. Adding a rehauled glyph system. Adding several new UI components. Adding itemfiltering to vendors. Full filling of the dungeon journal. Adding a completely new help system for new players. Rehauling the relic system. Etc. Etc.
All in one patch, but ofcourse it is a small, minor patch -.- Some people...
Currently playing MMO's: FF14:ARR --- Played MMO's before: WoW, Wildstar, Tibia, Meridian59, Ultima Online, EQ, Rift, Lotro, GW2, AOC, WHO, EQ2, SW:TOR, ESO, SW:G,
Each with his o2n but isn't Blizz launching the prepatch 4 days after GW2? Does that show fear,in my opinion it doesn't you must have a bit of time to test everything that is added in the 5.04 prepatch before MoP hits, and this gives you 3 weeks and some spare change so I don't think this pre patch launch is solely to counter GW 2 but to also give us some time to adjust a bit to everything,at least that's my take on things.
Havnt been on the beta, so really looking forward to the new talent system coming out


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Colorado Women's Charity Shoot set for Saturday
The Colorado Women's Charity Shoot, sponsored by the Women's Recreational Shooting Association and the Routt County Rifle Club, is Saturday, followed by a couples' shoot Sunday. Registration for the event, which benefits the Breast Cancer Awareness Project, begins at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Routt County Rifle Club and costs $70 for women and $50 for participants younger than 21. The cost includes loaner firearms, ammunition, trophies and lunch. Call 879-0130.
Yampa River water forum held Thursday in Hayden
The Yampa River Basin Water Forum is from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Hayden High School auditorium, sponsored by The Nature Conservancy, Community Agriculture Alliance, Colorado River Water Conservation District and Yampa River Basin Partnership. The registration fee is $15 and includes dinner. RSVP to 879-4370.
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More than 60 people from various organizations attended last week's Raising More Money workshop, sponsored by the Non-Profit Excellence Project, to learn how to create a pool of lifelong donors. To support workshop attendees and those interested in the concepts behind this fund-raising strategy, the Bud Werner Memorial Library has purchased the books "Raising More Money: A Step-by Step Guide to Building Lifelong Donors" and "The Point of Entry Handbook" as well as the videos "Re-igniting Your Board" and "Raising More Money: Building Lifelong Donors." All materials are available for checkout with a library card.
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It used to be the S:N ratio went down here by the year.
Now it's by the day.
Nobody would ever click on this video to begin with if there wasn't a cute girl in the preview frame.
oddly enough, repeatedly posting the same text in Idle just makes you look stupid.
You don't like? Don't read. Seriously, the interwebs are full of these things called 'websites', and you can 'browse' them any time you want by 'choosing' where you want to go. if you don't like them, don't go back.
There, solved your little problem.
... RTFA was a little outdated.
So, who here actually WTFV?
I have enough mod points to mod down all the haters here as flamebait, but instead I'm gonna go ahead and flame them. If you must, you may mod me down. But I'm still right.
This section is called "idle" for a reason. It's off-topic. It's dumb. It's a waste of time. It's not even necessarily funny. And you knew it. But you clicked on the link anyway. Nobody forced you to do it.
If you really hate these stories so much, you can go into your preferences and disable idle stories from appearing for you at
If you really hate these stories so much, you can go into your preferences and disable idle stories from appearing for you at all. In the meantime, you need only suffer a tiny tiny fraction of main page area devoted to Idle links.
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This is your resource to discuss support topics with your peers, and learn from each other.
I've written a Virtual Keyboard extension which works nicely as far as it goes.
I wanted to add the Virtual Keyboard events into the extension so when the system does something with the VK I know about it and also to track the height of the VK properly as virtualkeyboard_get_height is useless
BB10-WebWorks-Framework includes only one API with a fully fledged event loop and that's BBM (which is vast overkill as an example for my simple little event)
Anyway - I cobbled together something that should just about work (I thought) and it kills my extension
Even if the hooks to start and stop the event handler are commented out it dies (it goes so far as to load the extension then say it can't find it - presumably owing to it crashing)
I really just need a nice simple event loop example
If you want to look at the broken event stuff and point out my dumb error please do
Everything is on https://github.com/peardox/bb10webworks-ext/tree/m
I've got two more extensions I wanna write after I get this one working and they both also require event loops
I've applied for GitHub access so when I get these sussed they will end up in Community APIs
Solved! Go to Solution.
My knowledge of how to do event loops is as such:
However it appears by looking at your code, you are trying to do that.
I've asked for help on this one with some native/C++ experts. Hoping I can get you some more info.
Thanks Adam
Yeah - I followed the only guides I could find but sadly the only full example was BBM
Many of the cooler APIs need to watch events and digging around NDK / non-visual CASCADES APIs there are some really useful extensions just itching to be written
If someone can spot my stupid mistake I'll have a template I can easily adapt to other uses
I've got an onExit I'm dying to write... It won't stop exit, it gives you a requestable up to 30 seconds tidy-up according to docs which is a highly desirable feature and looks simple to implement (if I can write event loops...)
About onExit, we do have an exit event and a hook into navigator_extend_terminate in webplatform. It works to keep the process running, but the webview is already destroyed. I did not try this from a native extension, but results should be the same - native code keeps running, but you can't run any clean up JavaScript.
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Your c++ isn't complete - your (most likely) crashing due to a missing function; one problem with writing an extension is that missing functions are not identified (it's a library! some other library might have that code!)
You have not defined:
but, you have called it.
You need to add the class name here to have implemented each function;
static void SendEndEvent(){ virtualkeyboard_request_events(0); }
I strongly recommend trying to compile your extension as/into a Cascades project - missing functions are identified instantly at the linking stage - and you get the richer debugging...
Doesn't have to be Cascades though could be any stand alone C++ executable, made with the tooling of your choice...
Hope this helps!
So, the app window is destroyed before the onExit message is passed?
How about this for a (not as useful) concept...
onPause event gets fired. onPause handler sends any critical state to onExit extension - it's now in NDK-space
If user has merely backgrounded to do something else for a while and returns to app all well and good
If user exits - and here's the unknown bit - is extension still alive after webview destroyed?
If so then extension can trap exit and serialize it's buffer then save it out. When app it restarted clean-up data is available on request from extension.
i.e. you do clean-up the next time you start the app before you do anything else thus restoring state
Back to front but potentially viable...
Thanks hugely - I see it now
I knew it'd be something stupidly simple
Just prefix sendEndEvent with TemplateNDK:: and cross my fingers
I'm on a fairly steep learning curve here - fancy missing something so obvious...
totally not going to say how long it took me to find it the first time I did that...
It's a total can't see the trees for the forest situation - and my screw-up is documented for all the world to see
App compiles properly now
I _appear_ to have accidentally proved that an extension still lives after the app is closed. Its permanently in a termination event by the look of it - icon is transparent forever and unresponsive, rest of the device works fine
In other words I appear to have a little bug that _may_ prove rather useful later on as part of an onExit replacement (onRestart?) as postulated above
Reboot device (yet again) and fix thread termination time
Ain't extension development fun


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Summary: Fibronectin type II domain
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Fibronectin type II domain | |||||||||
Collagen-binding type II domain of seminal plasma protein PDC-109.[1]
Identifiers | |||||||||
Symbol | fn2 | ||||||||
Pfam | PF00040 | ||||||||
InterPro | IPR000562 | ||||||||
SCOP | 1pdc | ||||||||
SUPERFAMILY | 1pdc | ||||||||
OPM superfamily | 123 | ||||||||
OPM protein | 1h8p | ||||||||
CDD | cd00062 | ||||||||
Fibronectin type II domain is a collagen-binding protein domain.
Fibronectin is a multi-domain glycoprotein, found in a soluble form in plasma, and in an insoluble form in loose connective tissue and basement membranes, that binds cell surfaces and various compounds including collagen, fibrin, heparin, DNA, and actin. Fibronectins are involved in a number of important functions e.g., wound healing; cell adhesion; blood coagulation; cell differentiation and migration; maintenance of the cellular cytoskeleton; and tumour metastasis.[2] The major part of the sequence of fibronectin consists of the repetition of three types of domains, which are called type I, II, and III.[3]
Type II domain is approximately sixty amino acids long,[4] contains four conserved cysteines involved in disulfide bonds and is part of the collagen-binding region of fibronectin. Type II domains occur two times in fibronectin. Type II domains have also been found in a range of proteins including blood coagulation factor XII; bovine seminal plasma proteins PDC-109 (BSP-A1/A2) and BSP-A3;[5] cation-independent mannose-6-phosphate receptor;[6] mannose receptor of macrophages;[7] 180 Kd secretory phospholipase A2 receptor;[8] DEC-205 receptor;[9] 72 Kd and 92 Kd type IV collagenase (EC 126.96.36.199);[10] and hepatocyte growth factor activator.[11]
Human proteins containing this domain
- ^ Wah DA, Fernández-Tornero C, Sanz L, Romero A, Calvete JJ (April 2002). "Sperm coating mechanism from the 1.8 A crystal structure of PDC-109-phosphorylcholine complex". Structure. 10 (4): 505–14. doi:10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00751-7. PMID 11937055.
- ^ Dean DC, Bowlus CL, Bourgeois S (1987). "Cloning and analysis of the promotor region of the human fibronectin gene". Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 84 (7): 1876–1880. doi:10.1073/pnas.84.7.1876. PMC 304544. PMID 3031656.
- ^ Skorstengaard K, Jensen MS, Sahl P, Petersen TE, Magnusson S (1986). "Complete primary structure of bovine plasma fibronectin". Eur. J. Biochem. 161 (2): 441–453. doi:10.1111/j.1432-1033.1986.tb10464.x. PMID 3780752.
- ^ Pankov R, Yamada KM (2002). "Fibronectin at a glance.". J Cell Sci. 115: 3861–3863. doi:10.1242/jcs.00059. PMID 12244123.
- ^ Chretien M, Seidah NG, Manjunath P, Rochemont J, Sairam MR (1987). "Complete amino acid sequence of BSP-A3 from bovine seminal plasma. Homology to PDC-109 and to the collagen-binding domain of fibronectin". Biochem. J. 243 (1): 195–203. PMC 1147832. PMID 3606570.
- ^ Kornfeld S (1992). "Structure and function of the mannose 6-phosphate/insulinlike growth factor II receptors". Annu. Rev. Biochem. 61 (1): 307–330. doi:10.1146/annurev.bi.61.070192.001515. PMID 1323236.
- ^ Drickamer K, Taylor ME, Conary JT, Lennartz MR, Stahl PD (1990). "Primary structure of the mannose receptor contains multiple motifs resembling carbohydrate-recognition domains". J. Biol. Chem. 265 (21): 12156–12162. PMID 2373685.
- ^ Lazdunski M, Barhanin J, Lambeau G, Ancian P (1994). "Cloning and expression of a membrane receptor for secretory phospholipases A2". J. Biol. Chem. 269 (3): 1575–1578. PMID 8294398.
- ^ Jiang W, Swiggard WJ, Heufler C, Peng M, Mirza A, Steinman RM, Nussenzweig MC (1995). "The receptor DEC-205 expressed by dendritic cells and thymic epithelial cells is involved in antigen processing". Nature. 375 (6527): 151–155. doi:10.1038/375151a0. PMID 7753172.
- ^ Grant GA, Collier IE, Wilhelm SM, Eisen AZ, Marmer BL, Seltzer JL, Kronberger A, Bauer EA, Goldberg GI, He CS (1988). "H-ras oncogene-transformed human bronchial epithelial cells (TBE-1) secrete a single metalloprotease capable of degrading basement membrane collagen". J. Biol. Chem. 263 (14): 6579–6587. PMID 2834383.
- ^ Miyazawa K, Shimomura T, Kitamura A, Kondo J, Morimoto Y, Kitamura N (1993). "Molecular cloning and sequence analysis of the cDNA for a human serine protease responsible for activation of hepatocyte growth factor. Structural similarity of the protease precursor to blood coagulation factor XII". J. Biol. Chem. 268 (14): 10024–10028. PMID 7683665.
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SCOOP: | Peptidase_M10 |
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SCOP: | 1pdc |
This tab holds annotation information from the InterPro database.
InterPro entry IPR000562
Fibronectin is a multi-domain glycoprotein, found in a soluble form in plasma, and in an insoluble form in loose connective tissue and basement membranes, that binds cell surfaces and various compounds including collagen, fibrin, heparin, DNA, and actin. Fibronectins are involved in a number of important functions e.g., wound healing; cell adhesion; blood coagulation; cell differentiation and migration; maintenance of the cellular cytoskeleton; and tumour metastasis [PUBMED:3031656].
The major part of the sequence of fibronectin consists of the repetition of three types of domains, which are called type I, II, and III (also called FN1, FN2 and FN3 respectively)[PUBMED:3780752]. In fibronectin the type II domain is duplicated. Type II domain is approximately forty residues long, contains four conserved cysteines involved in disulphide bonds and is part of the collagen-binding region of fibronectin. Type II domains have also been found in a range of proteins including blood coagulation factor XII; bovine seminal plasma proteins PDC-109 (BSP-A1/A2) and BSP-A3 [PUBMED:3606570]; cation-independent mannose-6-phosphate receptor [PUBMED:1323236]; mannose receptor of macrophages [PUBMED:2373685]; 180 Kd secretory phospholipase A2 receptor [PUBMED:8294398]. DEC-205 receptor [PUBMED:7753172]; 72 Kd and 92 Kd type IV collagenase (EC) [PUBMED:2834383]; and hepatocyte growth factor activator [PUBMED:7683665].
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Seed source: | Prosite |
Previous IDs: | none |
Type: | Domain |
Author: | Sonnhammer ELL |
Number in seed: | 336 |
Number in full: | 2171 |
Average length of the domain: | 41.50 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 47 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 5.54 % |
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fn1 PG_binding_1 Peptidase_M10 Hemopexin Peptidase_M10 fn1 fn2 Insulin PG_binding_1 CIMRStructures
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Brooke County, West Virginia Genealogy
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Brooke County Courthouse
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Wellsburg, WV 26070
Phone: 304-737-3661
County Clerk has birth and death records from 1853
Marriage Probate and Land Records from 1797
Military Records from 1797
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County seat: Wellsburg [2]
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For tips on accessing Brooke County, West Virginia Genealogy census records online, see: West Virginia Census.
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Early Baptist churches (with years constituted):
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Brooke County fell within the bounds of the Red Stone Association.
- Bethany College yearbooks, 1907-2007 - available online at the Internet Archive; not entirely all inclusive, but many volumes available.
- [Cheeks] Cheeks, Donald W. A Cheeks Family of the Upper Ohio Valley. 1994. FHL Book 929.273 C414c
- [Craft] Craft, Kenneth Fischer. "The Craft Family in America," The Southwest Virginian, Vol. 4, No. 20 (Apr. 1981):43-45; Vol. 4, No. 21 (June 1981):36-39. FHL Book 975.57 D25s v. 4 (1981).
- [Dornbläser] Greene, David L. "John Dornbläser of Brooke County, (West) Virginia: Recovering an Identity and Uncovering a Scandal," National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 78, No. 1 (Jan. 1990):5-14. Digital version at National Genealogical Society website ($); FHL Book 973 B2ng v. 78 (1990).
- [Mendel] Barclay, Rachel E. "Valentine Mendel of Pennsylvania and West Virginia," The American Genealogist, Vol. 45, No. 3 (Jul. 1969):158-161. FHL 973 D25aga v. 45
Local Histories
Cranmer, Gibson Lamb.History of the upper Ohio Valley: with family history and biographical sketches ; a statement of its resources, industrial growth and commercial advantages. Madison, Wisconsin: Brant & Fuller, c1890 Digital Version availble at familyhistoryarchives. FSbook|72896}} FamilySearch Books Online
Map of 1850 Virginia and West Virginia
Revolutionary War
- A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services: With their Names, Ages, and Places of Residence, as Returned by the Marshalls of the Several Judicial Districts, Under the Act for Taking the Sixth Census]. 1841. Digital versions at U.S. Census Bureau and Google Books et. al. 1967 reprint: FHL Collection 973 X2pc 1840. [See Virginia, Western District, Brooke County on page 133.]
War of 1812
Brooke County men served in the 103rd Regiment.[4]
Civil War
- - 1st Regiment, West Virginia Infantry. Companies D, F, and G.
West Virginia, Civil War Service Records of Union Soldiers, 1861-1865
West Virginia, Naturalization Records, 1814-1991
- Cutten, George Barton. The Silversmiths of Virginia (together with Watchmakers and Jewelers) from 1694 to 1850. Richmond, Va.: The Dietz Press, Incorporated, 1952. Available at FHL. [Includes a section on Wellsburg silversmiths.]
Brooke County, West Virginia Will Books 1797-1898
West Virginia Will Books
How can Virginia tax lists help me?
- Ward, Roger D. 1815 Directory of Virginia Landowners (and Gazetteer). 6 vols. Athens, Georgia: Iberian Pub. Co., 1997-2000. Available at FHL. [The source for this publication is the 1815 land tax. Brooke County is included in Vol. 6.]
Vital Records
West Virginia Vital Records - Birth - Death - Marriages. See also How to order West Virginia Vital Records or order electronically online.
. Includes marriages 1797, 1799-1833, 1835-1971.
Societies and Libraries
Brooke County Genealogical Society Inc
P& O Box 144
Beech Bottom, WV 26030
Family History Centers
Web Sites
- Brooke County, WVGenWeb - free genealogical resources; part of the USGenWeb Project
- Family History Library Catalog
- Cyndi's List for West Virginia
- Brooke County, West Virginia Microfilms at the Library of Virginia
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- Learning How to Edit our Wiki Sites
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Brooke County, West Virginia. Page 743 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ Robert Baylor Semple and George William Beale, A History of the Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Virginia (1810; reprint, Richmond, Va.: Pitt and Dickinson, 1894), 438. Digital version at Google Books.
- ↑ Stuart Lee Butler, A Guide to Virginia Militia Units in the War of 1812 (Athens, Ga.: Iberian Pub. Co., 1988), 56. FHL Book 975.5 M2bs.


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Gene ontology mapping - folding, sorting and degradation?Moderator: BioTeam
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Gene ontology mapping - folding, sorting and degradation?Hi
When you see "Folding, sorting and degradation" in gene ontology mapping, what kind of functions would you expect genes (or proteins) to have? My guess is below. Homeostasis Stress response Cell cycle Growth Thanks!
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Why would my AC\Heater blower motor continue to run after shutting off engine and removing key from ignition. It will also operate intermittedly on\off at random while driving down the road? When vehicle is off and blower is running, the speed of the fan cannot be changed by the fan speed switch i.e. the speed stays at a constant rate of whatever it was set at when vehicle is shut down.
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Microsoft announced their April 2013 advanced notification for Patch Tuesday. The April edition of Patch Tuesday will be bringing nine security bulletins.
Security Bulletin Breakdown:
- 2 bulletins are rated as Critical
- 7 bulletins are rated as Important
- 2 bulletins address vulnerabilities that could lead to Remote Code Execution
- 5 bulletins address vulnerabilities that could lead to Elevation of Privilege
- 1 bulletin addresses a vulnerability that could lead to Information Disclosure
- 1 bulletin addresses a vulnerability that could lead to a Denial of Service attack
Affected Products:
- All Internet Explorer versions
- All supported Windows Operating Systems
- InfoPath 2010 SP1
- SharePoint Server 2010 SP1
- Groove Server 2010 SP1
- Office Web Apps 2010 SP1
- SharePoint Foundation 2010 SP1
I will be going over the April Patch Tuesday patches in detail in our next monthly Patch Tuesday webcast, which is scheduled for Wednesday, April 10th at 11:00 a.m. CDT. I will also be reviewing other non-Microsoft releases that have occurred since the March Patch Tuesday. You can register for the Patch Tuesday webcast here.
Chris Goettl