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Despite the polarizing nature of the 2016 presidential election, a class of journalism students at The University of Alabama turned a blind eye to politics and focused on assisting voters in their state, Mississippi and Florida through a project called Electionland.
"We weren't really focused on the outcome of the election at all," says Shawna Bray, a senior from Naperville, Ill., double majoring in public relations and journalism. "For the most part, we tabled that conversation entirely. We were working together."
In an effort to combat common voting obstacles such as long lines, malfunctioning machines, voter rolls with missing names and unrequired requests for photo identification, the nonprofit news organization ProPublica launched Electionland. The project engaged a nationwide coalition of nearly 100 media outlets including TV and radio stations, newspapers and websites in 49 states as well as journalism departments at 13 universities."Too often the extent of voting problems is caught after polls close, when citizens' right to vote has already been abridged and potential votes have already been lost," ProPublica stated in a press release.
Primary challenges Alabama, Mississippi and Florida voters faced on Election Day 2016 were long lines and broken machines. According to a study produced by the Brennan Center for Justice, long lines disproportionately affect African-American and Hispanic communities.
"Many of the long lines that manifested on Election Day in 2012 could have been mitigated with planning that looked for facts known before the day of the election, like the number of registered voters and the level of resources allocated to each polling place for Election Day," the study states.
With the aid of social media platforms such as Twitter, Electionland sought to cover voter issues in real time, acting as a cross-country, virtual newsroom. Journalism students were trained to monitor and verify social-media reports, which Pro- Publica editors checked and sent to local media organizations for swift investigation and reporting.
Fifteen journalism students manned The University of Alabama's Crimson White newsroom throughout the day Nov. 8, 2016, working a total of 112 hours. Students constantly checked social media for reports of polling-place problems while TV monitors displayed local news. As a result of the students' efforts, Electionland partners including AL.com, WBRC FOX6 News, the Commercial Appeal and the Tallahassee Democrat investigated dozens of polling places across Alabama, Mississippi and Florida.
Prior to Election Day, students attended workshops to learn how to use verification tools and reverse-image search engines.
Bray says helping a voter in Mississippi was the most rewarding experience for her. "I spent about 20 minutes verifying the report and finding the exact location," she says. Most complaints, like the one Bray received, were related to long lines and excessive wait times, usually caused by computer malfunctions. Many of the tools Electionland utilized were developed by First Draft News, a nonprofit coalition founded in 2015 to "raise awareness and address challenges relating to trust and truth in the digital age," according to the organization's website.
Cokie Thompson, a senior from Memphis, Tenn., majoring in journalism, says one reason projects like Electionland are valuable is because they connect journalists to the public. "Any way that journalism can have contact with community members and build trust is really important," Thompson says. "We are here to keep information open and accessible."
When Chip Brantley, senior lecturer of emerging media and JN 430 instructor, added a service-learning component to the course in Spring 2014, it was through a project called Lost Stories. Students work alongside editors at AL.com to research photographs from the Alabama Media Group archives. "I saw these cool photos and thought, 'These are amazing,'" Brantley says. "I couldn't believe they were just sitting in this file cabinet."
Brantley came up with a plan for his students to revive histories in danger of being forgotten. "It was taking from these photos that had been lost in time and making them public again, and finding stories to tell that were contemporary," he says.
Brantley recalls a photograph of a 1931 murder scene in which a group of men stand crowded around another man slumped behind the wheel of a car and clearly dead. The man, William Lee Taylor, was a prison guard who had a feud with brothers Drennen and Cecil Baggett, who were later convicted of the crime. A group of students contacted Drennen Baggett's son, Drennen Baggett, Jr. "It turned out to be this great story that deepened our understanding of what happened in the photo, but also was a portrait of this man who remembered his father," says Brantley.
This type of journalism is not generally taught, Brantley says, but telling these stories is conducive to community building.
In addition to their work with Electionland, students in the Fall 2016 Digital Media Workshop course produced 15 articles for AL.com as part of the Lost Stories project, dedicating 200 hours to the assignments.
After the 2016 election, Brantley's course became involved with the First Draft Partner Network, which aims to improve skills and standards in the reporting and sharing of information online. Partners work together to increase news literacy among social-media users, streamline the online-news verification process and improve eyewitness accounts. "I see these types of projects being a part of this class going forward," Brantley says.
To learn more about JN 430 Digital Media Workshop, contact Chip Brantley at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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As you travel on your gap year, one of your main considerations will be how to manage your money. In many destinations, especially off the beaten track, you may not have easy access to ATMs or be able to use credit cards, so you will have to take some cash with you.
We recommend that you have a little of the local currency with you when you travel. However, some countries have regulations about carrying local currency in and out of the country, so please check each destination's rules before you travel. In many countries it is also helpful to have a few US Dollars with you too. In some countries you may not have easy access to ATMs and you may have to take more currency with you. If this is the case, please follow the safety tips below and remember, never flash your cash!
You should always carry some cash on your person but not in huge amounts. It would be advisable to distribute your cash between your purse, pockets, and bag. You can always carry a secret stash somewhere, for example under the inner sole of your trainer, or in a make-up bag or sock! It's a good idea to carry a money belt but there are some important rules to follow. One thing that can often be seen is travellers going to pay for something and lifting up their t-shirt to access their money belt. This is an open advertisement to potential thieves and shows them exactly where your valuables are kept. Always have a few notes or loose change in easily accessible places so you can access small amounts of cash quickly and safely.
Make sure you have easy access to your bank account so that you can keep track of your money throughout your trip. ATMs are available in most countries and you can withdraw cash using a debit card, or consider ordering a prepaid travel card so you can keep your money secure while you travel. Take care when withdrawing cash at ATMs, always protect your pin and try not to withdraw large amounts at any one time. We recommend you don't withdraw cash alone; try to find a trustworthy fellow traveller to come with you when you withdraw cash from ATMs abroad.
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One of the more popular options when it comes to finger foods over the past decade or so is the slider, which is essentially a mini-hamburger. While reducing the size of the burger isn't really a problem, finding the perfect bun can be a challenge. That's why a recipe to make them has been developed that will help make them an even more inviting option.
To begin, combine milk, sugar, yeast and amylase before then mixing that up on low with a couple of teaspoons of flour. Then add salt and butter before kneading the doughy mix for approximately 20 minutes.
After using cooking spray on a pan, place the mix in the container and spread it out before covering it in plastic. After refrigerating it for an hour, spray another pan with oil and also wrap it in plastic. Following the removal of the first container, slice off portions of the dough that weight roughly 1.5 ounces and form them into buns.
Place them in the empty pan and spray them with oil before wrapping them in plastic and keeping them at room temperature for an hour. Then, spray them with egg wash and seal the pan with foil.
Proceed to put the pan in the oven and bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Remove the foil and then return the pan to the oven for 10 minutes or until the buns are golden brown. Packaging them up for two days will provide a softer crust.


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To aid our communities in providing for all their basic needs, while improving the planet for future generations.
To make stewardship of the planet so customary an alternative is inconceivable.
At first thought, a term like permaculture sounds like a complicated concept, but really it is quite an easy idea to grasp. Essentially, it refers to mimicking natural ecosystems in landscape and garden designs to ensure that the plants and other natural features all work together to serve valuable ecological functions and benefit each other. Through these symbiotic relationships, we go beyond traditional do-no-harm conceptions of sustainability to actually regenerate local ecosystems, local communities, and the lives of the people that we do business with. We seek to develop community resilience in terms of increased localized food production, and keeping money and resources within communities rather than scattering them throughout the world.
At Feed the Burbs, we are committed to using the principles of permaculture to work with the individual interests, constraints, and needs of clients, which includes residential clients, as well as businesses and municipalities, to design and install a custom low maintenance beautiful landscape on their property. While our primary focus is to give clients an opportunity to grow food, we also design landscapes simply to look nice or maintain themselves.
Our design process first involves understanding how a client uses their land, what they want to do with their land in the future, their preferences for types of food or plants they want to grow, and determining how involved they want to be with their garden/landscape design. Next we survey the site to determine how the existing natural environment will influence the design, including such features as available sunlight, availability of water (particularly if there is too much or too little), site topography, soil conditions, other existing plants, and whatever other unique features will impact the design. We will then match your interests and preferences to the natural constraints of the site to develop your custom high efficiency, low maintenance garden/landscape design.
Following the consultation and design phase, we will install your custom landscape/garden using the highest quality organic seeds and plants to give you the most nutritious, best tasting, and ecologically beneficial fruits, vegetables, flowers, bushes, berries, vines, trees, and herbs around. Following installation, we will stay as involved with clients as they want, with the option of showing them how to harvest and cook with the food they have grown, and how to take care of their garden/landscape, to ensure that it stays as healthy and productive as possible. We hope that you will consider consulting with us and giving us an opportunity to facilitate your sustainability through a custom low-maintenance garden or landscape design at your home, business, or in your municipality.


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A photo copyright release grants permission to a third party to reproduce (reprint) photos taken by the photographer who owns the copyright.
This release of liability may typically be required by a photo store or lab before they will make copies of wedding photographs, event photos etc.
Note: Strictly speaking, the photographer does not release copyright in the photos. The photographer retains ownership of the copyright, but license or authorize the client - and thereby the photo lab - the right to copy the photographs.
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The above named Photographer hereby warrants being the legal copyright owner in the Work described below:
The Photographer hereby grants permission to _________________________ and his/her/their Photo Laboratory of choice to make reproductions of the Work in any size or quantity for the following use:
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Zume Pizza (US based food portal), will be soon bringing in robots for processing pizzas. Founded by former Zynga Studio head Alex Garden, Zume wants to revolutionize the $9.7 billion pizza delivery world.
Zume is one of a growing number of food-tech firms seeking to disrupt the restaurant industry with software and robots. With the attempt of adding technology, the company is trying to shorten delivery times with software to anticipate when and what kind of pizzas customers will order.
At the moment, the startup, is using intelligent machines to grab a slice of the multibillion-dollar pizza delivery market. Inside its commercial kitchen in Mountain View, pizza dough travels down a conveyer belt where machines add the sauce, spread it and later carefully slide the uncooked pies into an 800-degree oven.
However, Zume will soon add robots to prep the dough, add cheese and toppings, take pizzas out of the oven, cut them into slices and box them for delivery.
Zume's founders say the company doesn't plan to eliminate any of its roughly 50 employees, but move them into new jobs as robots take over more kitchen work and the company opens new locations. Plan will be simple, from the production line assembly of the pizza to the eventual delivery, robots are the primary labor ingredient. Further, the startup plans to deploy trucks equipped with 56 ovens that can bake pizzas en route to customers, allowing them to deliver dozens of orders before returning to the kitchen.
To talk about other developments, Pizza Hut is too developing a robotic cashier in China.


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WWD Names Arent Fox a Top Retail Practice
The article focused on the rise of knockoff and infringing fashion products, as issue that is occurring at an alarming rate in 2017. "Every month, shoppers spend billions (yes, billions) of dollars on counterfeit versions of designer goods and with social media's ability to create a fervor over so many things, fashion chief among them, the knockoff industry is set to keep growing," reported WWD.
As one the country's premier fashion law firms, Arent Fox is a destination for design houses, apparel manufacturers and retailers, and luxury good companies. Our team advises many of the industry's top brand names, while acting as outside general counsel and regulatory and retail counsel on all aspects of the business. Arent Fox fashion attorneys provide guidance at every phase of a product's lifecycle, beginning with the creation of a design and continuing through protecting, growing, and exploiting specialty brands.
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History 430: Theory and Practice
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On the evening of February 24, 1935, a deadly tornado ravaged through the Tri-State District towns of Commerce, Douthat, Picher, Hockerville, Ok, Shoal Creek, Stapleton, MO, and Baxter Springs, KS. The total number of people impacted from the rare February tornado totaled 286. This disaster did not happen at an ordinary time in history, it happened at a time when many families were struggling to feed and cloth their families and at a time when the national unemployment rate exceeded twenty-five percent during the "Great Depression." During this time of great distress and unemployment, a community that was centered around mining and farming as a source of income was able to come together to help one another when a natural disaster struck. The Tri-State District community put their own struggles aside to join in on an effort to help one another recover from this horrible disaster even at a time when difficult was a way of life.
Recommended Citation
Prater, Andrew, "A Community Giving a Helping Hand: Tri-State District Tornado" (2011). Theory and Practice: Hist 430. 27.


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Hitotsubashi ICS (Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy, Hitotsubashi University)
March 14 - 18, 2016
City: Tokyo, Japan
Topic: Innovation X Globalization: Japan Style
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The Global Network Week Tokyo Program, hosted by Hitotsubashi ICS, is centered around the theme: "Innovation x Globalization: Japan Style."
The purpose of the program is to help students see unique innovation & globalization challenges facing Japanese business and economy through exposure to a variety of corporate practices and market phenomena in Tokyo and Japan.
The GNW Tokyo Program consists of (1) Foundations, (2) Company Sessions, and (3) Field Visits, which tentatively include the following:
- Foundations: Japan at the Crossroads, Japanese Culture, Cool Japan, Competitiveness & Clusters, Knowledge Management, and Innovation x Globalization (TENTATIVE)
- Company Sessions: Coca-Cola Japan Company, Fast Retailing (Uniqlo), Fuji Television, GE Healthcare, and SoftBank Robotics (TENTATIVE)
- Field Visits: Japan Old & New (Akihabara, Asakusa, Harajuku, Roppongi, Shibuya, Sugamo, etc.), Kamakura Tour, Tokyo Rush Hour Survival, and Uniqlo Ginza Flagship Store (TENTATIVE)
- Yoshi Fujikawa (email@example.com, http://www.ibs.ics.hit-u.ac.jp/faculty/profile/fujikawa_yoshinori_yoshi.html)
- Sanshiro Yamaoka (firstname.lastname@example.com, http://www.ibs.ics.hit-u.ac.jp/faculty/profile/yamaoka_sanshiro.html)
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How to make Korean White Radish Kimchi
If you are a kimchi lover, you probably in love with radish kimchi known as "kkattugi(깍뚜기)". traditionally Kkattugi is slobbered with Korean chili flakes, but there is a way to make without the chili flakes. However I can't not say this white radish kimchi is the "non-spicy" kimchi because I added a load of green chilies in it. The green chilies will some heat to the kimchi which I love.
You can omit the chilies if you would like to enjoy without the heat from the chilies. It will still be pungent and delicious kimchi.
You will need to use Korean radish for this recipe. Sorry, no substitute! Korean radish is shorter and rounder than Japanese daikon radish and has distinctive green bottom. Korean radish remains its crunchy texture even after the long fermentation, which daikon radish won't.
Peel the radish and cut into 3/4-inch cubes. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of coarse sea salt and toss. Let them sit for 1 hour turning once or twice during the time.
Rinse once and let them sit in a colander to drain excess water.
Meanwhile make a stock. I used dried anchovies, shiitake mushrooms, and sea kelp. If you are not keen on seafood, you can use mixture of sliced apple, persimmon, pear, and onion to make fruity stock. as well. Simmer for 10 minutes and let it cool. If using fruits and vegetables, simmer for 40 minutes to get the flavor ooze out.
Whisk in 1 tablespoon of sweet rice flour into 1 cup of stock. Bring it to boil and cook until it thickens as you constantly whisking. Set aside to cool.
In a blender, puree onion, garlic, shrimp sauce until smooth.
Slice a bunch of green chilies.
In a large bowl, mix the radish cubes, onion puree, green chilies, and the fish sauce. Toss very well. Taste one piece and adjust seasoning by adding more fish sauce or salt for your liking.
Place the kimchi in an airtight container and let it sit on the room temperature for 2 days. Transfer to a refrigerator and continue to ferment for 4-5 days. Your kkacttugi should be ideally fermented for you to enjoy.
Here it is. You can serve this lovely kimchi with any of your Korean dishes or any type of cuisine. Mild yet pungent with a gentle heat, you will love the fermented flavor of the radish kimchi. This is another way of enjoy the greatness of Korean kimchi. Hope you get to try it out.
~ Holly
White Radish Kimchi
Ingredients :
- 4 lb Korean radish, peeled and cut into 3/4-inch cubes
- 2 tablespoons Korean coarse sea salt
- 1 cup seafood stock * (or fruit stock **)
- 1 tablespoon sweet rice flour
- 10-12 green chilies, diced
- 1/2 large onion
- 2 garlic cloves
- 2 tablespoons shrimp sauce
- 2 tablespoons Korean fish sauce
- more salt to taste
* seafood stock
- 5-6 dried anchovies
- 2 dried shiitake mushrooms
- 2 pieces dried sea kelp
- 2 cups water
** fruit stock
- 1/2 apple, sliced
- 1/2 pear, sliced
- 1 persimmon, sliced
- 2 cups water
- 1/2 onion, diced
Directions :
- Put the radish cubes in a large bowl and sprinkle 2 tablespoons coarse sea salt over and toss. Let it sit for 1 hour, tossing the radish once or twice during the time.
- Rinse the radish cubes once and drain in a colander. Set aside.
- Meanwhile make stock by simmering the stock ingredients. If your using seafood stock, bring to boil and simmer for 10 minutes. (Remove the sea kelp after the boiling)
- If using the fruit stock, simmer for 40 minutes. Let the stock cool and reserve 1 cup to use.
- In a small pot, whisk in sweet rice flour into the reserved 1 cup of stock. Bring it to medium-high heat and cook until it thickens as you constantly whisking. Set aside and let it cool.
- In a blender, puree onion, garlic, shrimp sauce with 1-2 tablespoon of stock for the blade to run. Puree until smooth.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine the radish cubes, green chilies, onion puree, and the stock. Add the 2 tablespoons of Korean fish sauce and mix everything well.
- Put the kimchi in an airtight container and let it sit on the room temperature for 2 days. Transfer the kimchi to refrigerator and continue to ferment for 4-5 days. It will last up to 2 months. Serve chilled.


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On Thursday evening, the 7 GOP candidates trailing in national polls met in Cleveland in the first-ever "undercard" political debate. The 7 candidates participating in the early event, prior to the main debate, each poll at just 2% or less in the crowded primary field.
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina clearly won the debate, likely earning herself a fresh look by Republican voters and likely a podium at the next Republican debate. LA Gov. Bobby Jindal and former TX Gov. Rick Perry also did well, and should benefit from a bump in the polls.
In the interest of historical archives, Sen. Lindsey Graham, former NY Gov. George Pataki, former VA Gov. Jim Gilmore and former PA Sen. Rick Santorum also participated. Each will likely fade in their own particular way.
Carly dominated the debate. Not only did she best articulate the critical "vision" necessary to run for office, she also handled herself very well on a wide range of issues. Her command of national security and foreign policy, detailing a specific list where the Obama Administration has failed our allies in the Middle East, was particularly impressive.
Carly was also very adept at skillfully critiquing opponents without rancor or spite. She artfully drew points against frontrunner Donald Trump by noting his recent phone conversation with Bill Clinton and his donations to the Clinton Foundation and Hillary's campaign for Senate in New York. She also reminded viewers that Trump has changed his position on many issues important to conservatives.
Gov. Perry, as has been a feature of his campaign, criticized Trump more directly. He said Trump was basing his campaign on his "celebrity" rather than his "conservatism." Perry also described the 2016 election as a "show me" election, saying that voters would opt for a candidate who had a record on issues, rather than just talk on issues.
Perry was also forceful on the issue of illegal immigration, detailing many actions he had taken as Governor. His best anecdote was recalling his publicized exchange with President Obama where Perry said Texas would police its border if the federal government didn't.
Gov. Jindal, as expected, impressed with a deep knowledge of several policy issues. He spoke eloquently on the need for assimilation as a component of immigration. His dismissal of the notion hyphenated Americans resonated in a unique way, coming as it was from on American of Indian descent with a Southern drawl.
He was also among the most forceful criticizing Republican leadership in Washington for not standing up to the Obama Administration. Frustration with Republicans in Washington is the clear undercurrent among Republican voters this primary.
Fiorina touched on this frustration but spoke almost above it in a very interesting way. She said, in the end, the election was about conservatism versus progressivism. That is certainly true in the general election, but it is also to an extent true in the Republican primary.
With a great many Republican politicians, one can't help feeling that their words are often a second language to themselves. They will use catch-phrases and words that intimate a conservative view but in such a way that they don't seem entirely comfortable with those views. The classic example, in 2012, was when Mitt Romney said he was a "severe conservative." A conservative would never use that adjective.
The problem with many Republicans in Washington isn't simply the fact that they are in Washington. It's that they campaign using the language of conservatives but govern using the metrics of progressives. After vouching for their conservative views, they ordinarily will list a few things they or the government will "do" to impact the economy or society.
Conservatives aren't looking for the government to "do" anything. They primarily want the government to stop doing things so that Americans can get on with their lives. I think Fiorina won, because she understands that far better than anyone else on the stage.


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Lucky me..to entertain these guys Sat night at the "Installation Meeting"for the Elks in Beverly Ma.
All jokes aside we ALL had a great time...and a special thanks to"Mr White Legs" and the New Guys!"
Prize to the one who guesses whos who?
There ya go buddy!
My Alma Mater has a nice update on my career!
Just got the online version of St.Francis University's Spring Newsletter. My Alma Mater in Loretto Pa was just a small college when I graduated way back when and has grown to a "University" now. They were nice enough to include a blurb about little ole me! Go to this link http://www.francis.edu/uploadedFiles/Marketing_and_Public_Affairs/SFU_Magazine_spring2012_web.pdf and scroll down to pg 28...plus you can see a picture of the knuckleheads I'll be joining soon on the Jersey shore for our annual "boys weekend" Thanks SFU Alumni Assoc.!
There ya go buddy!
There ya go buddy!
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Great connection and possible double billing of 2 Tom's
I found out awhile back there's another funny Tom Clark in this world..yes a working comic on the other coast doing great work and getting more TV then me..but thats cool ..he's a nice guy and we agreed to post webpage links for each other..so check him out at http://www.tomclark.com..and/ become a fan of another funny Tom Clark...and he's talking about coming east so were looking into a 2 Tom show..so calling all comedy clubs here in New England to get on this once in a life time chance!!!...ACT NOW Bookers!!!
There ya go Buddy!
There ya go Buddy!
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5 mins of C.L. at The Dance Hall Kittery
Finally playing with video software..heres a taste of C.L.Thomas as the crowd sings him on at The Dance Hall Kittery last month
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Found this today...great thoughts by a great comic!
WHAT I'VE LEARNED DOING STAND-UP COMEDYFigure out your hair and wear what you want.
Timing is everything. Time is everything else.
Dreams really can come true.
Envisioning the future helps create it.
Prepare, show up, do your best, and learn for next time.
Pray that no one throws anything at your head.
Life is what's right in front of you. Try to live in the moment.
Get to know the people who are closest. Respect everybody else. Don't forget the back.
Trust your instincts.
Never attack the weak.
You are equal to everyone. You are idiosyncratic and unique.
Hear what your hecklers and critics have to say.
Transform negativity into healthy competition.
People communicate through speech and sounds, movement and silence.
Be really specific.
Know what you want.
Choose words carefully.
Deliberate (think) and be deliberate (speak and do).
This is not a dress rehearsal, but you are a work in progress.
Some of the best moments can't be planned. There is always a bit of luck and magic involved.
Know when to be serious.
Don't take the obvious for granted. Remember to breathe and stand up.
Artistic license is freedom either to tell the truth or to use your imagination, and to not have to say which is which.
Sometimes you're great. Sometimes you suck. Most of the time you're fine.
Persistence, patience, and listening are the key.
Laugh at yourself while keeping your dignity.
Remember that dying is inevitable – hopefully it won't be tonight. When it happens, it probably won't be your fault. And it might not be the last time.
Hope that everyone dies laughing.
See her website http://www.wendyliebman.com/ she is sooo funny!
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Bookends is a full featured and cost-effective bibliography/reference and information management system for students and professionals. With Bookends you can easily import references (information about journal articles, books) from EndNote, and directly search and import from PubMed, the Web of Science, Google Scholar, JSTOR, Amazon, the Library of Congress, and hundreds of other online sources. Use a built-in browser to download references with pdfs or and/or web pages with a click. Automatic searches of PubMed let you discover articles as soon as they are published. Powerful group-based searches, with static, smart, and virtual groups. Live Search lets you further refine searches as you type. Annotate your database with reference cross-linking with defined relationships and comments. Attach any file (such as a pdf) to a reference and view or open it instantly. There are options to automatically download, rename and organize pdf files on-the-fly from the Internet (requires access permission) or from your hard drive. Scan your word processor files and automatically generate finished manuscripts with properly formatted bibliographies. Access the power of Bookends directly from MS Word (including Word 2008), Mellel, and Nisus Writer Pro. Scan Pages '08 and '09 files and OpenOffice 3 files, or RTF files saved from any word processor. Share your references over the Internet with anyone, on any platform (you, but not people who access your databases, must have a broadband connection).
What is new in this release:
Quick Look
Thumbnails of attached files are shown in the single column reference list
Quick Add new references
Improved OpenURL
What is new in version 13.0:
Import references and PDFs with annotations from Papers 3
PDF tabs
The longstanding problem of improper rendering of large PDFs has been resolved
Updated database engine
Double-clicking on a reference opens the lower PDF display pane and, if the reference has a PDF, creates a tab
Bookends remembers PDF scroll positions
Improved format catalogs
Much improved automated PubMed search
What is new in version 12.8.4:
Updated the JSTOR parser to deal with changes made by JSTOR
Updated Google Scholar search to deal with changes made by Google
Fixed a High Sierra incompatibility that prevented Bookends from moving attachments to a default folder subfolder
Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.8.3:
Updated to work with Mellel 4
You'll receive a warning if you are batch-importing too many JSTOR PDFs at once and are temporarily banned as a possible web robot
Updated JSTOR parsing to deal with changes made by JSTOR
Edit attachments when performing a Compare References or a manual Remove Duplicates
Improved URL detection in references retrieved from Google Scholar
Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.8.1:
Major update to the database engine
Modified internal database structure
Bookends will only import one DOI from an online search even if it is present in multiple tags
The menu option: Refs -> First Selected scrolls to the first selected reference
What is new in version 12.8:
Search your library using metatags
Google Books online search
When attaching a PDF, if Bookends finds a JSTOR stable URL on the first page it will offer to import the metadata from JSTOR
More publisher web sites are compatible with automatic downloading of PDFs
Command-Option-drag can now include hypertext links to multiple references at once
If a Type name includes the word "article" Bookends will treat the Volume fields as it does for periodical publications.
The Find dialog (Command-F) has a Reset button
Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.7.9:
Introducing hierarchical metatags, including keywords, in the tag cloud
mproved PDF annotation handling in macOS 10.12 (Sierra)
Added = as a possible superscript metacharacter
Newly imported references will be shown immediately when a smart group is selected and the references belong to that group
Bookends will warn you if you try to add or edit a file tag in a locked PDF
What is new in version 12.7.8:
Implemented a workaround for a scanning bug in Microsoft Word 2016 15.28 and later
Styled text in abstracts and notes is shown in the Summary view
Autofill From Internet can use JSTOR if the reference has a stable JSTOR URL
Unchecking an automated PubMed search in the Import Filters Manager clears the search history
Optimizations in the import filter format
What is new in version 12.7.7:
Greatly expanded sources from which you can Autocomplete Paper
Created workarounds for PDFKit bugs in Sierra 10.12.2 that crashed Bookends
Updated the automated PubMed search to work around changes made by NCBI
The setting for automatically renaming a PDF when Autocomplete Paper is remembered between launches Import books from PubMed
Bookends will treat .nbib files exported from PubMed as text files when you try to import the references
Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.7.6:
Autocomplete Paper from Google Scholar offers the first 10 matches it finds:
Google Scholar no longer allows 20.
Several changes made in Online Search and Autocomplete Paper using Google Scholar to deal with multiple changes made by Google.
All names of all formats, filters, and glossaries we ship will include the corresponding file extension (.fmt, .fltr, .gloss)
What is new in version 12.7.5:
New file structure for preferences
What is new in version 12.7.2:
The way that format files are created, used, and saved has been entirely rewritten
Swap the position of half-width fields in the reference edit pane
When importing directly from EndNote, Bookends will ensure that attachment names are unique
Changing the reference sort status in preferences will be reflected immediately in the library window
If the path to the custom folders becomes invalid, Bookends will revert to the default location
Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.7.1:
Improvements to Database Maintenance -> Rebuild and Repair
Integration with Manuscripts
Improved AppleEvent support
Online Search has been upgraded to use the HTML/1.1 protocol
The boolean setting (AND/OR) for how to combine search results when multiple are selected is remembered between launches
Bookends can use a DOI in any field to find the reference online
Improved single column reference list
Italics in book titles will toggle to plain text if the format calls for the field to be italicized
The extension .ris will be added to a file exported as plain text using the RIS format
Improved detection of keywords when importing from PubMed via Online Search
Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.7:
Sync reference libraries via the cloud
Sync new or edited formats, import filters, and journal glossaries in the cloud
The old mechanism for syncing Bookends databases has been removed
Refactored DOI detection in Bookends Browser
Improved DOI detection in PDFs
Display author first names as initials in the reference list
What is new in version 12.6.5:
- Improvements in the ability and speed of Bookends to resolve DOIs
- Improved Watch Folder that can be used by multiple users
- Add multiple PDF tags at once
- Importing from Google Scholar will work when you have set the language (in Google Scholar) to something other than English
- Enhancements to the manual remove duplicates window
- Add references and attachments to a library via an AppleScript
- New import filter file format
- Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.5.4:
- Integrated PDF tags
- Consolidate attachments
- PubMed improvements
- Greatly decreased the time needed to save very large note streams
- Bookends will ensure that new database file names end with the extension ".bdb"
- Added citenum as a recognizable citation delimiter for BibTeX scans
- Updated parser for importing existing bibliographies to deal with changes made by CrossRef
- Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.5.3:
- Bookends 12.5.3 is compatible with Yosemite 10.10.3
- Display or hide the Notes field in the main tab of the reference edit pane/window
- Add attachments when using the standalone reference window
- Better migration of references from Sente to Bookends
- Changes to navigation in the reference list
- Combine cited pages and a header in the same notecard
- When editing a notecard, pressing Enter will close the field and save the changes
- Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.5.1:
- Open an attached PDF in your default PDF viewing application by clicking on the paper clip If you have more than one PDF, right-click on the paper clip and choose from the attachments in the hierarchical list.
- Improved recognition of pdf attachments in Zotero exports
- Fixed a bug on retina Macs where dragging a reference over a static group would cause an error. Fixed a bug where the list of groups was truncated. Fixed a bug where Bookends Sync settings weren't being saved. Fixed a cosmetic issue with the Automated Search window, and a problem where a reference could be imported into the wrong library if more than one was open. Fixed a cosmetic bug in drawing the numbers of items in a folder in the Groups pane. Fixed several issues that could cause scanning and unscanning of Word and NWP files to fail. Fixed a cosmetic issue with toolbar icons and labels when resizing the window. Fixed a bug where editing a field in the enlarged view would increase the font size by 2 points. Fixed a problem where opening very long notes in the Notes pane could take a long time. Fixed a bug where the | delimiter wasn't recognized when scanning. Fixed an error that was reported with doing a Global Change -> Change Reference Type. Fixed a bug that prevented renaming of smart groups. Fixed a bug in Subject Bibliography that prevented the use of groups. Fixed a bug where an incorrect DOI could be returned from a PDF that does not contain a DOI.
What is new in version 12.5:
- New icons for the application and library files, and an updated user interface
- Merge or replace multiple Terms at once
- Show live linked references in the concise view
- Open any browser web page or PDF in Bookends Browser
- The functions that scan Word and RTF files and for handle groups have been entirely rewritten
- Omit names from final citation is improved
- Pressing Escape while editing a notecard or the concise view no longer closes the edit field and discards edits
- If you close the library but leave Bookends running, Bookends will open that library again automatically if you click on its icon in the dock
- The Import Filter Manager and Journal Glossary windows now have a File -> Save menu (Command-S)
- References found with a search of Google Scholar that have DOIs matching references in your library will be highlighted in yellow
- The list of saved searches in the Online Search window can be sorted by name or date of last search by clicking on the corresponding column header
- The full title will not be substituted for an empty short title in a conditional group
- Add URL to bookmarks
- Updated JSTOR online search and the search in Bookends Browser to deal with many changes made by JSTOR
- Updated Google Scholar search and autocomplete to deal with changes made by Google
- On launch, Bookends won't automatically open a library that was moved to the Trash
- If Bookends has to use CrossRef to validate DOIs, Bookends Browser will show up to 10 references found by the DOI data detector on a single page
- Bug fixes
What is new in version 12.2.4:
- A more appropriate error message will be shown if you use the watch folder to import more than 50 references when running in demo mode
- You can't annotate or markup a locked PDF in the annotated pdf viewer
A small lock icon will appear in the PDF display toolbar to tell you that the PDF is locked. In this case you cannot add a note, comment, highlight, or underline to the PDF. You can make an unlocked copy of the PDF in Preview or Acrobat and attach that if you want an editable copy.
- Updated Bookends Browser to deal with changes made by ScienceDirect and the American Chemical Society
- Updated CrossRef parser so that titles that contain colons will be imported in their entirety
- Removed keyboard shortcut for Fonts -> Show Colors
It conflicted with the shortcut for Autocomplete Paper.
- Improved the identification of PDF highlighted text for display in the note stream
- If a temp citation consists of only literal text (e.g. is between backslashes), that text will be output in the final citation as if it were a reference
Note that you will get unpredictable results if this is used with a format that outputs numbers rather than text for final citations.
- Duplicate references without attachments
This option in the Refs menu lets you make a duplicate reference that is identical to the original except that it will not have any attachments.
- The relative widths of the Abstract and Keywords (or Notes) field in the editable reference pane are remembered between launches
- Output attachment full path names in a formatted reference
This may be useful when outputting reference metadata in formats such as RIS or EndNote (Refer) that are intended for import into other reference managers. The symbol is m, and multiple attachments will be separated by returns.
- Modified the CrossRef importer to correctly deal with DOIs and URLs
This was broken because of changes made by CrossRef.
- Bug fixes
Fixed a bug that could cause text to be output in tiny sizes when metatypes were used. Fixed a crash that could occur when importing and attaching a PDF based on its DOI. Fixed a problem where right-clicking to remove styles from a reference field would cause the text to be deleted if had not first been automatically saved. Fixed a bug in the Online Search window where the Search button could be mistakenly disabled. Fixed a case where an error would be thrown if a word whose case was not to be changed contained an open but not a closed bracket. Fixed a bug where two open parentheses were output for citations by number where there was quoted text between backslashes at the beginning of the temporary citation. Fixed a bug in scanning .odt files where the * metacharacter in a temp citation resulted in the output of only the year for Author-Date formats. Fixed an error message that could be thrown if an attachment has an illegal file name. Fixed a bug that interfered with the setting of ratings with a click if they were in the first column of the reference list. Fixed a bug that caused an error to be thrown if you imported a PDF to an empty reference when a static group was selected in the library window. Fixed a bug in the hierarchical menu that appeared when you right-clicked on a URL field that had more than one URL. The paper clip attachment icons now appear correctly on Retina displays. EndNote XML references for web pages are now correctly imported as type Internet.
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Re: Libyans and Kushites part 1
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Hi Kim
My wife is one of those who would prefer I go to the casino since there is chance I would actually leave with more money than I came. Lapdancers? Same thing. Hardware store? Another word for my basement.
The revised Saite chronology: Neko II, ok, Psametjik II ok, and the line-up with the priest Psametjik seems to fit. However you are now forced to assume a regnal overlap between Psametjik II and Wahibre.
Apis death, II-3kt 6, year 16 Nekau II (Feb 17, 593)(highest known date)
assume Nekau II's death in the same month
accession of Psamtik II, II-3kt 6+x
coronation of Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 8, 593) FULL MOON
Apis induction, III-smw 9, year 1 (Nov 16, 593)
Year 2 Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 592)
Year 3 Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 591)
Year 4 Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 590)
Year 5 Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 589)
Year 6 Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 588)
Year 7 Psamtik II, II-3kt 26 (Mar 587)
Death of Psamtik II, I-3kt 23, year 7 (Feb 2, 586)
Apries (587-568) accession I-3kt 24 (Feb 3, 586)
Apries coronation II-3kt 10, year 1 (Feb 19, 586) Full Moon
There is no overlap here and no need to assume one. Did I miss something?
The ins and outs of Amasis versus Apries, have possibly been subjected to historical revisionism by Amasis. Where do you acquire the date of January for Nebuchadrezzar's invasion?
I just got off the phone with him. No, actually his invasion of Egypt is dated by him to his Year 37, so anywhere between April 568 and April 567. The text is extremely broken and does not mention Apries in the preserved parts, but according to the Bible Nebuchadnezzar II invaded Egypt and attacked Apries. So my January invasion date is based on the earliest Amasis date being II-3kt 1, year 1 (Feb 5, 567) and the highest date in year 1 being IV-smw 1 (Dec 2, 567). I don't see Apries fleeing to the Mediterranean initially. I see him fleeing first to Thebes, and then to Kush where he collected troops from there and also from Arabia across the Red Sea in order to stage his first failed comeback during year 1 of Amasis. He sailed up through the Suez and reached the Nile by Nekau II's canal (with insider help I imagine). The h3w-nbw in Amasis' new navy were not the Greeks of Herodotus. They were Phoenician, African, and Arabian seamen. Amasis says he defeated this invasion of Sxt-mfk3t at Im3w (Kom el-Hisn) in his year 1 in II-smw, which for me is between Oct 13 and Nov 1, 567. So I have Apries fleeing the north in Jan 567 and then returning ten months later with his new navy. His defeat at Im3w is when he fled to the Greeks and started preparing for his second attack using sttiw forces by land and sea.
Sorry, but this does not seem to work. Oct 12 cannot be both II Shemu 13 and I Shemu smdt. The text reproduces the dates differently.
Oct 12, 556 (Gregorian) was both II-smw 13 civil and a lunar half-month (I-smw smdt), so yes it can work. The civil date began at dawn. The oath swearing took place later that evening in the light of the full moon.
As the document is dated to year 12 at the start, the second cannot be a reference to year 15, but must be a reference to day 15, as van Heel transcribes it.
No one to my knowledge has suggested 15 is a year date. There is no numeral here, just "smdt" which means full moon and full moon can fall on LD 14, 15, or 16. He should not have transcribed this with 15 since that forces the interpretation in Parker's direction. Keeping track of lunations does not mean this is a lunar calendar, as Belmonte has already explained vigorously in his papers.
If you read Tanutamun's stela carefully, he has no plans to return to Kush. He seems content to stay in Egypt and receive tribute from people coming from the south and people coming from the north. Nothing implausible about giving direct governance of Kush over to a subordinate as of year 4 when the EKL terminates his Kushite reign.
The year 12 = 19 Wadi Gasus are not anonymous. Those dates are clearly linked to the named ladies. We can argue about whether they are the same year, but Ritner is right to reject the attempt to disassociate the years from the two ladies. So for me they are 19 Shepenwepet (= 19 Osorkon IV) and 12 Amonardis I (= 12 Kashta).
Painedjem I was a king. There are enough of him, as 1PA, simply as "son of Paiankh" also. It is not the title of 1PA that is missing but the title of king, which none of the other sons of Painedjem I omitted AFAIK.
These types or arguments have little weight in the absence of clear parallels. If an HPA can omit his father's title in his own patronymic there is no rule that says "king" could not ever suffer a similar fate. Now that I've seen pendant 18, the kingship of HPA Menkheperre cannot be questioned. Before I thought this was limited to the items listed in Gauthier. It's not. And yet his children could and did omit both HPA and king from his titles.
On Abar. We are talking approximate dates (except for Taharqa) so "ca." is not a fixed date. Taharqa mentions brothers so there is no reason to assume he was Abar's first and only child.
Piankhy and Alara can certainly be of "roughly" the same generation on the EKL time-line. We do not know how old Piankhy was when he became king. But to marry the daughter of his future and immediate successor Alara, they would not be extremely far apart in age.
"The point Jaime made, and I agree, is that this man, the natural successor of Amunemipet in your scheme, did not die in 996, but was still alive in 970 when he was the father of king Psusennes III. Although not impossible to conjure up circumstances where this could happen, it is highly unlikely."
Highly unlikely is only a matter of opinion. In my reconstruction Shoshenq I is not the "natural" successor of Amenemope. New president new administration. Some keep their jobs some don't and get re-assigned or let go completely.
"I agree with you that year 10 is not definitely the year Iuwelot was a youth."
But I am not sure that the Egyptian text will sustain your point of view, whereas it will sustain mine. The youth of Iuwelot is explicitly connected to the reign of Osorkon his father...
This I don't see being definitively supported by the LE grammar.
... the territory of the high cultivation northwest of the island The Good Mound, as it was called in his youth (full stop)
In the reign of his father King Osorkon, beloved of Amon, regnal year 10, month 4 of summer, last day, etc.
Your Osorkon IV is king at Thebes 755/732 at precisely the period when the children whose descendants we are talking about would be born on a reasonable first approximation, but they are not royal children whereas Osorkon F himself is.
My Osorkon IV/F had a daughter who he made GW in the first year of his reign, her year 1. His great grandson Djedamunefankh ii (JdE 37163) omits the fact that he became king. I'm not aware of any inscriptions by this man's ancestors after Osorkon F. Same with the Khonsu genealogy. It omits the fact that HPA Menkheperre became king. The king Osorkon who is 5 and 6 generations before Psamtik I is Osorkon III.
Like I said, confusing, since you here assign the birth of Psusennes I c1068, but his younger halfbrother Menkheperre elsewhere to c1069.
Same with Abar. The "ca" again is not a fixed date and if we have to be razor precise then of course I would emend so that the birth order Psusennes Menkheperre is clear.
although you do terminate both him and Iuput I/II at the appropriate point (783)
783 is not meant to indicate a fixed terminal point for these two kings. It is simply the highest date for one and the same year for both when Piankhy campaigned against Tefnakht.
Takeloth I/II year 13. I only accept one NesThuty, chief of the Shamin. He was a youthful chief in 847 (year 13 Takeloth I/II) and an old chief in 780 (year 24 Piankhy).
Unlike "hedjheqare", "maatkheperre" is a consistent and logical formation of the prenomen of the period. Without exemplars of a similar spelling error, I do not see how this is anything but a bare assertion.
The photograph and the drawing justifies JWK's skepticism here. The document has several other spelling mistakes.
Again, there is nothing to equate Maatkheperre with Tyetkheperre, nor am I sure what you mean by "earliest".
Two Shoshenq's both claiming maternal descent from Tyetkheperre Psusennes is enough to suggest identity in any working hypothesis. Tyetkheperre Shoshenq is attested at Bubastis before any other Shoshenq according to Troy Sagrillo. These dots pretty much connect themselves. Shoshenq I is not Manetho's 22nd dynasty founder if he cannot be linked to Bubastis and so far he is not.
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Re: Libyans and Kushites part 1
Kim Sargerson,
Wed Feb 22 17:19
Hi Tory "these minor corrections to my Saite chronology." The finding of the mistakes is in no way an attempt to invalidate or criticise, quite the reverse. I know from experience the embarassment of ...
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Re: Libyans and Kushites part 1
Kim Sargerson,
Fri Feb 24 17:46
Hi Tory Re: Saite chronology. Sorry, it was me missing something. Although you changed the detailed dates you kept the summary statement of reign period (e.g. "Apries (587-568) accession I-3kt 24...
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Sun Feb 26 02:22
Hi Kim He apparently has quit Egyptology so I have not bothered to contact him, but what Koenraad Donker van Heel said in his book and what he reiterated to Krauss is that the P. Louvre 7848 was...
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Kim Sargerson,
Wed Mar 1 15:15
Hi Tory Sorry I mentioned the Ramesses article at all now. My thanks to you and Marianne for seeing off Fabian Boudville in style. I do however recommend Ian's article on the subject, if you have not ...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 1
Wed Mar 1 23:21
Hi Kim So you and Marianne have had issues with this Fabian Boudville cat on EEF? I get the digest but I don't have time to read every mail inside. Why commence the writing of a document then set it...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 1
Kim Sargerson,
Sat Mar 4 10:11
Hi Tory "So you and Marianne have had issues with this Fabian Boudville cat on EEF?" I cannot speak for Marianne's experience with the gentleman. My experience is that not only does he not listen to...
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Sun Mar 5 05:22
Hi Kim, So FB stands for full of bullshit. Got it. Thanks. "pCarlsberg only allows you to predict a lunation 25 years in advance, not weeks in advance, and it is only good for 500 years." Simply not...
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Kim Sargerson,
Sun Mar 5 16:14
Hi Tory ""If" you start the missing entry of the first month of the cycle with psdntwy on I-3kt 1 in the first year of the cycle..." The cycle covers 25 years. The lunation in II Akhet is on a...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 1
Sun Mar 5 21:20
Hi Kim The cycle covers 25 years. The lunation in II Akhet is on a different day in each of these years. So the "if" is not really applicable, unless you are in year 1 of the cycle. All the other...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 2
Kim Sargerson,
Fri Feb 24 18:05
continued... "Takeloth E/F only finds a supporter in Pedubast II AFTER the death of Shoshenq III. Where he was during years 22-29 need no more be an exile than where Osorkon B was during years 6-21...
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Sun Feb 26 04:21
continued ... The gaps are not real. Osorkon B mentions an opponent who tried to claim 1PA only once, at the very beginning of his account. He never mentions such an opponent again. Yes but that does ...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 2
Kim Sargerson,
Wed Mar 1 15:17
Hi Tory continued from part 1... "Nor do these genealogies mention Shilkanni, but he is in the generation I place him." Nor do they mention king Ping of Zhou. Your king Takelot II has an abundance of ...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 2
Thu Mar 2 01:45
Hi Kim continued from previous The absence of descendants of a king who never ruled or lived in Thebes is no surprise. Or is Tukulti-Mer, king of Asshur, to be identified as Takelot-Mer(yamun)? So...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 2
Kim Sargerson,
Sat Mar 4 10:23
Continuation: "So the absence in Thebes of descendants of Takeloth III is a surprise? Osorkon III is only a king because of an assumption that he is Osorkon B." I cannot make any sense of either...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 2
Kim Sargerson,
Wed Feb 22 17:24
...continued "Tashepenbast was the daughter of Hedjkheperre Shoshenq I. Her son the vizier Nesipakashuti A, son of 3PA Djedthutefankh, died under Usermaatre Shoshenq. My Shoshenq II is king at...
Re: Libyans and Kushites part 2
Thu Feb 23 00:05
Hi Kim if Nimlot C is not an ancestor of Pasenhor B, remind me what he (and his wife) is doing in this list of ancestors... Because Wedjptahankhefs wife Tentsepeh was the royal daughter of Osorkon...
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