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Small amounts of white or yellow drainage from the eye are common.
Some drainage or crusting of the lids, especially in the morning, may be
Clear or watery drainage from the eye is often due to allergies or a
virus. The eyes may also be itchy and red and feel scratchy. Colds, flu, and
pinkeye (conjunctivitis) also can cause watery eyes
and a runny nose.
It is very common for pinkeye drainage to cause the eyelids to stick
together during sleep. When the eyelids are stuck together, they may swell
during the night. This matting of the eyelids occurs with almost every type of
pinkeye. Once this matted drainage is cleaned away, the eyelid swelling usually
goes away. The next night the matting and swelling may occur again. Sometimes
you can't evaluate your symptoms until 1 to 2 hours after cleaning your
Creamy white or thick yellow drainage that causes the eyelids to be
red, puffy, or stick together in the morning may mean a bacterial
infection. If swelling and redness improve within 1 or 2 hours of opening your
eyes and the drainage is clearing up gradually over a couple of days, the
problem may be less serious. If there are no other symptoms, 3 or 4 days of
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The UMBC men's basketball team (8-15, 4-6 AE) will try to avenge another early-season road setback and extend their home winning streak to three when they welcome America East newcomer UMass Lowell (7-15, 5-5) to the RAC Arena on Saturday, Feb. 8. Tip-off time is set for 2:00 p.m. Gary Stein and Paul Mittermeier have all the play-by-play action on Q1370 AM (www.q1370.com) and live streaming is available on the America East digital network (www.umbcretrievers.tv). Streaming is available via most mobile devices.
RETRIEVER UPDATE: UMBC matched its win total from a year ago and erased the memory of an ugly loss in Durham last month with a 68-57 victory over UNH on Wednesday evening at the RAC Arena. For the sixth time in 2013-14, the Retrievers come back from a halftime deficit to rally for a win, as they outscored UNH, 44-28, in the final 20 minutes. FR G Rodney Elliott again led the way, scoring 21 points, while SR G Quentin Jones stayed hot from the floor, adding 16 points. Elliott is up to fifth in America East with a team-best 14.5 points per outing.
RIVER HAWK UPDATE: A red-hot shooting Albany team snapped UML's two-game winning streak with a 73-56 triumph at SEFCU Arena on Wednesday. Albany hit 17-of-23 first half shots and led by 24 points at the half. Red-shirt senior forward Antonio Bivins led UML with 17 points and reached the 1,000-point plateau in his career. Bivins, who debuted this season with 14 points versus UMBC on Jan. 5, leads the River Hawks with 14.8 points per game and 5.7 caroms per outing. Senior guard Akeem Williams adds 14.3 points per contest.
WHO'S UP NEXT: UMBC completes the homestand by facing Albany on "RAC in Black" Night on Wednesday, Feb. 12. The game will be broadcast by ESPN3.


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Matt Jones (center) had a match-high 14 kills against Sacred Heart (photo courtesy Harvard Athletic Communications).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard men's volleyball team dropped its third straight match, falling to Sacred Heart at the Malkin Athletic Center, 3-0. The Crimson fall to 6-4, 0-2 Hay, this season.
Harvard jumped out to an early 10-6 lead on the Pioneers in the first set. Matt Jones tallied two kills and a service, while Nick Madden added a kill in the Crimson early offensive burst.
Sacred Heart regrouped and following two Crimson attack errors and a Patrick Sibley service ace, the Pioneers took a 16-15 lead. After a Harvard timeout, Sibley knocked home a second service ace, propelling the Pioneers to a 25-20 set victory.
In the second set, Sacred Heart's Roger Parent opened with a kill and Tim Sadowski scored a service ace to give the Pioneers a 2-0 lead. Harvard tied the match at 12-12, but was unable to take the lead. The Pioneers ran away with a 25-18 set victory.
The Crimson came out in the third set with a renewed sense of energy and following two Rob Lothman service aces, Sacred Heart called a timeout. The break in play helped shift momentum back across the net as the Pioneers won 10 of the next 15 points and took a 16-13 lead. Harvard got back within one at 21-20, but Enzo MacKenzie registered two clutch kills and Sacred Heart won the set 25-23.
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Another well pitched game wasted! This offense is pathetic. And do you really care the Frenchy needs AB's? With Jose out, Pagan needs to lead off! Giants1-Mets 0
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Shut Down and Shut out!
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seeing those orange SF unis makes me think u should submit another sketch for a new Mets one with some life to it again! we kno u could come up with something distinct like in the 80s!!
Jerry is an idiot. Bench Bay for while and play pagan in center, beltran in left, and either carter of frenchy in rightReplyDelete
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Quill's comment regarding Quain's "family plan"...I honestly think that this was Quain's twisted way of trying to make up for her mistakes with Mel. At this point, Quain likely feels that there's no chance of recovering any loyalty from Mel or any way to salvage their relationship. Syphile's dying words seem to have hit a nerve, and one of the best parts of the following chapters was where it showed Quain make an honest effort to do better with Ariel. Whether it be defending her from Suu'be, or taking a wolf ride, and later on when they're shown sparring after the timeskip, Quain is shown to be harsh and ruthless but not half as bad as how she treated Mel and Syphile.
I have a suspicion that Quain may have realized Ariel's attraction to Faen and made the decision (especially after getting cut by Sarv'swati's poisoned blade) to repeating history. By giving her Mel's children, she would not only be following the tradition of having one of the daughters raising the younger siblings, but it would also give Ariel and Faen blood-related children of their own to raise without forcing Ariel to have to mate with a male if she didn't want to. This would avoid a lot of the family issues that she kind of created in the past, and allows a compromise to make her heir happy and continue the family line. The only person who really suffers in this plan is Mel, unfortunately, though I feel that Mel would happily endorse Ariel and Faen raising the kids if it kept them away from Quain and kept Ariel from going through what she did in order to satisfy Quain's desires for a family line. At least, she probably would if she knew that they were all alive, that is.


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BOCA RATON, Fla. - A laser procedure eliminates redness resulting from rosacea and spider veins in just one treatment.
Years of too much fun in the South Florida sun left Karyn Premock with a common facial skin problem.
"When I turned 50, I was like, 'Oh my gosh, veins,'" said Premock.
Dr. Jacob Steiger, a plastic surgeon in Boca Raton, Fla., said facial redness and broken blood vessels can be a result of a skin condition called rosacea.
"It's still somewhat of a scientific dilemma as to exactly what is causing rosacea," said Steiger. "We know that it's common in certain cultures more than others, but it affects many people and many people are looking for a treatment for it."
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Because injections or topical anesthesia aren't necessary, treatment takes between 30 minutes. Laser sessions range in price from $200 to $400 depending on the size of the area being treated.
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| February 7, 2013, 12:58 pm
A Boulder County barn with an eye on the future — just completed by Idiam Architects on Sugarloaf Mountain
Just wanted to post a few more photos for a story on a barn constructed in Boulder County that has a particularly interesting design. I'll have a larger piece officially published Sunday, Feb. 10.
The barn was designed by Idiam Architecture and it sits on the top of a hill on Sugarloaf Mountain. The property is 25 acres and located on the site of the 1989 Black Tiger fire, just about three miles away from last summer's Fourmile Canyon blaze.
I'll mix a few photos of the finished project with a couple of construction shots to give a sense of how it all came together.
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Continuing our coverage of the Pontiac G8 Sport Truck
ballot bowl naming contest, 50 Cent has announced that he is officially endorsing his own name, "Curtis," for the name of the new ute. This comes as no surprise to our best political team on television hack team of — well, hacks — despite Bob Lutz's unofficial endorsement of "El Camino." Remember, if you haven't already, vote "El Camino" today!
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The very talented Myrna Keliher, of Expedition Press, has produced a new printing of the broadside, SWEET DARKNESS, available for purchase on her website here.
The sound of a bell
Still reverberating,
or a blackbird calling
from a corner of the field,
asking you to wake
into this life,
or inviting you deeper
into the one that waits.
Either way
takes courage,
either way wants you
to be nothing
but that self that
is no self at all,
wants you to walk
to the place
where you find
you already know
how to give
every last thing
The approach
that is also
the meeting
without any
at all.
That radiance
you have always
carried with you
as you walk
both alone
and completely
in friendship
by every corner
of the world
- David Whyte
Read Samples: ENGLISH FRENCH ITALIAN GERMAN
The poet lives and writes at the frontier between deep internal experience and the revelations of the outer world. There is no going back once this frontier has been reached; a new territory is visible and what has been said cannot be unsaid.
Poetry is a break for freedom. In a sense all poems are good; all poems are an emblem of courage and the attempt to say the unsayable; but only a few are able to speak to something universal yet personal and distinct at the same time; to create a door through which others can walk into what previously seemed unobtainable realms, in the passage of a few short lines.
Those who will not slip beneath
the still surface on the well of grief,
turning down through its black water
to the place we cannot breathe,
will never know the source from which we drink,
the secret water, cold and clear,
nor find in the darkness glimmering,
the small round coins,
thrown by those who wished for something else.
if you move carefully
through the forest,
like the ones
in the old stories,
who could cross
a shimmering bed of leaves
without a sound,
you come to a place
whose only task
is to trouble you
with tiny
but frightening requests,
conceived out of nowhere
but in this place
beginning to lead everywhere.
Requests to stop what
you are doing right now,
to stop what you
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while you do it,
that can make
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that have patiently
waited for you,
that have no right
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David Whyte has been bringing his unique blend of poetry and insight into the world of work for more than twenty years. His work in organizations around the world takes many different forms, from formal dinner talks and conference keynotes, to retreats and seminars. He has an especial affection for his long term work inside specific organizations, often over years, building a critical mass of executives and leaders who have learned through his work, the language, metaphors and urgent necessities of conversational leadership. His sessions have been woven into long term executive leadership programs with organizations such as Mattel, Standard Chartered Bank, The Gap, The Boeing Company, Thames water, Novartis, Astrazenica, RWE and the Royal Air Force. He is a faculty member of Templeton College, Oxford University, where he is an Associate Fellow.
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David Whyte participates in theological conferences and retreats through keynote lectures, workshops and discussion panels with practitioners and theologians of many traditions. Using his own and other's poetry, he brings the understandings of the poetic tradition to bear on many of the great cyclical questions of existence: how we see our lives, and our deaths; how we view others and their presence or absence; and, perhaps most importantly, what we dare to believe and what we are afraid of believing: an honest appraisal of our relationship to God, the natural world, darkness, the appearance and disappearance of form and friendship and the difficult apprenticeship to our own disappearance.
For more than twenty years, David Whyte has been developing a body of work and a series of seminars focused on the conversational nature of leadership in today's world. He notes especially that most executives are promoted out of their original core technical competency and into the field of key human relationships, relationships that are mostly sustained through holding necessary and courageous conversations.
David brings the insights, focus and courage in the poetic tradition to bear on these necessary conversations and lays out the precise steps that individuals must take when they attempt to start a real conversation and then keep it alive through time and tide in the life of an organization. His work is compelling and many have said riveting, his recitation and explication of poetry creates a real physical sense that individuals are grappling with the unspoken truths of life and leadership that are often left unspoken and that many have difficulty even articulating.
He especially looks at the necessity for a private but courageous self-examination and self-knowledge. He looks at the way this foundational interior conversation enables those in positions of responsibility to make sense of the hundreds of exterior public conversations, which can entrap and besiege them. His work is not only sustaining and nourishing for individuals irrespective of the organization for which they work, but also revitalizing and emboldening for those who work together day after day and who wish to bring a fresh perspective and a fresh language to their shared endeavors.
David Whyte's work initially found its way into the world outside of the traditional channels available to poets. Until the last few years, he was unknown in the University English Department or small literary magazines where poets often make their start. His ability to memorize poetry, his own and others, and bring it to bear on the questions that compel human beings made him as much a philosopher as a literary figure. After being invited into the organizational world, where he used poetry to bring a new understanding of conversational leadership, he was even harder to categorize in the literary world.
And yet his poetry has always stood independent of any context in which he has worked, with a readership looking at the poetry for its own sake. For example, despite having spoken on the issue for over twenty years, he has almost no poetry directly written about the workplace. His work looks at the larger, timeless relationship of human beings to their world, to their relationship with creation, with others or with death. He looks at the sufferings and joys that come with revelations and the necessities of belonging to specific families, peoples and places. His work also chronicles a close relationship to landscapes and histories, especially those of his native Yorkshire, Ireland, Wales and his more recent home in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
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Celebrate the Bay Area's vibrant literary scene when the 30th annual Northern California Book Awards recognize the best published works of 2010. The awards honor the work of Northern California authors. The featured speaker is Cody Award winner Tamim Ansary. A book sale by Book Bay follows the event. For more information on the awards visit www.poetryflash.org or 510/525-5476.
Eligible books are divided into six categories: Fiction, General Nonfiction, Creative Nonfiction, Poetry, Children's Literature and Translation. Local critics read the books, discuss their merits and pick the winners. All of the nominated books are saluted at the ceremony, but six authors walk away with the honors.
The 2011 Northern California Book Award Nominees are:
• Ivan and Misha, stories, Michael Alenyikov, TriQuarterly Books
• Heidegger's Glasses, Thaisa Frank, Counterpoint
• Gold Boy, Emerald Girl, stories, Yiyun Li, Random House
• Death is Not an Option, stories, Suzanne Rivecca, W.W. Norton
• The More I Owe You, Michael Sledge, Counterpoint
• Winner-Take-All Politics: How Washington Made the Rich Richer—And Turned Its Back on the Middle Class, Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson, Simon & Schuster
• The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine, Michael Lewis, W. W. Norton
• Maid as Muse: How Servants Changed Emily Dickinson's Life and Language, Aife Murray, University Press of New England
• Aftershock: The Next Economy and America's Future, Robert B. Reich, Alfred A. Knopf
• The Twilight of the Bombs: Recent Challenges, New Dangers, and the Prospects for a World Without Nuclear Weapons, Richard Rhodes, Alfred A. Knopf
• Not by Chance Alone: My Life as a Social Psychologist, Elliot Aronson, Basic Books
• A State of Change: Forgotten Landscapes of California, Laura Cunningham, Heyday
• Cakewalk, a memoir, Kate Moses, The Dial Press
• Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas, Rebecca Solnit, University of California Press
• Deep Blue Home: An Intimate Ecology of Our Wild Ocean, Julia Whitty, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
• Suck on the Marrow, Camille T. Dungy, Red Hen Press
• Trace Archive: New & Selected Poems, Andrew Joron, City Lights
• Writing the Silences, Richard O. Moore, University of California Press
• Rough Honey, Melissa Stein, American Poetry Review
• Pleasure, Brian Teare, Ahsahta Press
• Come on All You Ghosts, Matthew Zapruder, Copper Canyon Press
• Translation by Anne Milano Appel, Blindly, by Claudio Magris, from Italian, Penguin Group (Canada)
• Translation by David Frick, A Thousand Peaceful Cities, by Jerzy Pilch, from
Polish, Open Letter Books
• Translation by Damion Searls, Comedy in a Minor Key, by Hans Keilson,
from German, Farrar, Straus and Giroux
• Translation by Kurt Beals, engulf—enkindle, by Anja Utler, from German, Burning Deck
• Translation by Joshua Edwards, Ficticia, from Spanish, Shearsman Books
• Translation by Cullen Goldblatt, The Rising of the Ashes, by Tahar Ben Jelloun, from French, City Lights Books
• Translation by John Sakkis and Angelos Sakkis, Maribor, by Demosthenes Agrafiotis, from Greek, Post-Apollo Press
• Arroz con leche/Rice Pudding, Jorge Argueta, illustrator Fernando Vilela, Groundwood Books/Libros Tigrillo
• The Haunting of Charles Dickens, Lewis Buzbee, Feiwel and Friends
• The Vinyl Princess, Yvonne Prinz, HarperTeen/HarperCollins Publishers
• Other Goose: Re-Nurseried!! and Re-Rhymed!! Children's Classics,
J. Otto Seibold, Chronicle Books
• Shooting Kabul, N.H. Senzai, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers/Paula Wiseman Books
Indivisible: An Anthology of Contemporary South Asian American Poetry, edited by Neelanjana Banerjee, Summi Kaipa, and Pireeni Sundaralingam, University of Arkansas Press
Afghan American writer, lecturer, editor and teacher, Tamim Ansary
Winner of last year's nonfiction book award for Destiny Disrupted, Tamim Ansary is also the author of West of Kabul, East of New York: An Afghan American Story and a great many books for children. He was born in Afghanistan and lived there until high school when he won a scholarship to Colorado Rocky Mountain School. He went on to attend Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Mr. Ansary gained prominence in 2001 after he penned a widely circulated e-mail that denounced the Taliban and called on the United States to bring political change to Afghanistan. His book West of Kabul, East of New York is a literary memoir recounting his bicultural perspective on contemporary world conflicts. West of Kabul, East of New York was San Francisco's One City One Book selection for 2008. Mr. Ansary also edited and published a group of essays by young Afghans entitled Snapshots: This Afghan American Life with funding from a 2008 grant from the Christianson Fund. In the middle of 2008 Mr. Ansary gave a series of lectures to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, associated with San Francisco State University, on the history and development of Islam. This series was rebroadcast on KALW Radio. Mr. Tamim moderates the San Francisco Writers Workshop in an attempt to give back to younger writers what was given to him when young. Tamim Ansary lives in San Francisco with his wife. They have two daughters.


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A famous exercise which one encounters while doing Complex Analysis (Residue theory) is to prove that the given integral: $$\int_0^\infty \frac{\sin x} x \,\mathrm dx = \frac \pi 2$$
Well, can anyone prove this without using Residue theory. I actually thought of doing this: $$\int_0^\infty \frac{\sin x} x \, dx = \lim_{t \to \infty} \int_0^t \frac{1}{t} \left( t - \frac{t^3}{3!} + \frac{t^5}{5!} + \cdots \right) \,\mathrm dt$$ but I don't see how $\pi$ comes here, since we need the answer to be equal to $\frac{\pi}{2}$.


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Tides Inn
The Tides Inn of Shelter Cove is Northern California's own little piece of paradise. We are on the ocean; every room with an unbelievably beautiful ocean view. You can sit outside and watch the whales go by. Sometimes you can catch a glimpse of the moms and their babies. We have a family of sea otters right outside your door. They're pretty fast little guys but once in a while it appears they are playing just for you. The tide pools below are choke-full of sea life. We had one family of guests that said they saw 53 sea stars in just one trip.
We face South in this little Cove paradise so you have a very good view of beautiful sunrises and even more beautiful sunsets. This is a great place to storm-watch. If you walk (or drive) down the road less than a mile from our door, you will see the waves hitting with tremendous power – sometimes splashing on the decks of the residents. During a storm it is not unusual to see the waves above some of the houses.
If paragliding is your thing, we have some of the most gorgeous, easily accessed hills around. You can soar for as long as you like. We hear the air-currents are just right.
We are just a short walk from the day-use airstrip. If you make a reservation with us and are planning to fly in to the Cove, if the weather prohibits landing here, you will not be charged for your cancellation.
Bring your clubs, because we have a golf links course that has amazing views of the ocean. This is an honor system course run by the utility district of Shelter Cove. If you forget your clubs, the surf shop near-by has club rentals and everything else you'd need to play a round or two.
The Cape Mendocino lighthouse originally stood at Cape Mendocino, the most western point in California. This point is one of the most dangerous coastlines in California. The Coast Guard took over operation in 1939. The first Fresnel lens (installed in 1868) was sent to the fairgrounds for display in Ferndale and was replaced with automated light in 1951. In late 1998, a group of volunteers from Shelter Cove, dedicated to re-locating the Cape Mendocino Lighthouse from its original home of 130 years, disassembled it and transported the components down the coast. A Coast Guard helicopter took the lantern-room in one piece to its current location. In June 1999 a new foundation was laid in Mal Coombs Park in Shelter Cove. It is now in its final stages of restoration.
Hiking in the King Range is from extreme to serene. There are many hiking trails to different points of interest. Hike to the Tide pools or Black Sands Beach. Take the Bear Creek Nature Trail and look for steelhead and salmon in the creek (no fishing, please). You can see evidence of the 2003 Honeydew fire while trekking the Lightning Trail to King Peak. You might see elk if you travel the Hidden Valley/Chinquapin Trail Loop. We have information for all of these hikes and more in every room.
There are not too many other places on earth where sea and mountains meet as dramatically as on the Lost Coast. Right here, there are places where a narrow strip of sand is the only separation from the ocean and the steep and dense forest of the coastal range. The highest mountain in the area (4086 feet), Kings Peak is only three miles from the beach. You can hike deserted shorelines and beautiful mountain vistas in the same day. Geologists consider the terrain too unstable for highway construction, so you can do all of this without crossing a road or seeing an RV. The King Range Conservation Area is a 25-mile stretch of beach that allows hikers and campers a completely isolated coastal adventure; ancient redwood forests, lush fern undergrowth, and flower-spackled meadows are all in walking distance.
During fishing season – which is just about all year round - you can fish from the shore right outside of your room, launch your own boat at the marina, or hire a charter for a half or full day. There are salmon, perch, cod, abalone, crab – just to name a few. The ocean is so full of fish that all you have to do is put your line in the water. Bring your wet-suit and snorkel and get your limit of abalone every day.
We are 23 miles from The Avenue of the Giants. This is a 32-mile stretch of two-lane road right in the middle of the Giant Redwoods. The world's tallest living tree, the 370-foot Stratosphere Giant, has lost its title. THREE contenders have been discovered in Redwood National Park. All of these trees are Giant Redwoods. The tallest (and now the tallest of record), Hyperion, is 378.1 feet. The next tallest, Helios, stands 376.3 feet; the third tallest, Icarus, reaches 371.2 feet. Officials decline to pinpoint the exact locations of these huge trees. Hyperion, after its official measuring will replace Stratosphere Giant in the Guinness Book of World Records. These newly-found trees are not far from an area that was clear-cut. It is amazing that they were not a part of this cut.
Ferndale, a Victorian Village, is located a little over an hour from The Tides Inn. This is a "don't miss" adventure in history, museums, theatre, mills, Victorian architecture, and shopping.
If all this is not enough reason to join us at The Tides Inn, how about wineries, shopping, gaming, biking, and dining?
This area is a photographer's paradise. Everywhere you look, you'll see the framing of an amazing photograph. So bring your camera and binoculars and join us at The Tides Inn, Shelter Cove's newest Inn.
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Mass Effect 3 for Wii U includes interactive comic covering first two games
Mass Effect 3 marks the first time BioWare's sci-fi RPG franchise is available on a Nintendo home console. However, won't players feel a bit out of the loop by jumping into the end of the trilogy? BioWare isn't planning on bringing the first two Mass Effect games onto the Wii U. But, they are offering something.
As with Mass Effect 2 on PlayStation 3, BioWare is prepping another interactive comic, one that spans not only Mass Effect 1, but 2 as well.
As in "Genesis" for PS3, you'll be able to make key decisions from the first two story campaigns. Will Wrex survive your abbreviated run through Mass Effect 1? Who will you side with in Mass Effect 2's climax? The abbreviated animated walkthrough will give Nintendo players a chance to play Mass Effect 3 with many of the galaxy-altering decisions that shape the finale... without the effort of having to play through 40-odd hours of gameplay.


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All week, Emily Vikre (a.k.a. fiveandspice) will be strategizing, planning, and cooking up a Scandinavian independence day celebration. A 17-course celebration, to be exact.
Today: The grand planning of The Feast of Nationalistic Proportions. Check out her previous post: The Big Idea.
Within a couple of weeks of beginning to plan this feast, I started referring to it as "my other dissertation." I found myself devoting a lot of my spare brainpower to it. I couldn't help it! It was too much fun to think about.
When I sat down to begin building my "menu of nationalistic proportions," I first jotted down all of the dishes that feature every year in our neighborhood Syttende Mai party: meatballs, potatoes, red cabbage, cucumber salad, lefse, breads with meats and cheeses, scrambled eggs, gravlax, mushroom sauce, vafler (Norwegian waffles), boller (cardamom raisin buns), rømmegrøt (sour cream porridge), rhubarb soup, bløtkake (whipped cream and berry cake), kransekake (almond ring cake), and even a few others. You know, to make sure no one leaves hungry.
"What characterizes these foods?" I mused. Why are they the foods we've chosen to hold on to and make year after year for this national holiday? How do they relate to New Nordic Cuisine?
I had some of my own opinions, but I decided to be scientific about the whole process and ask a couple of experts as well. I started with my mom. She is an immigrant, a folklorist, and torchbearer of tradition, after all. Plus, she was once quoted in a book about lutefisk, which I feel makes her eminently qualified to speak to these questions.
At first glance the answers she gave me during our chat may not seem like they would be terribly informative. Why did she choose to preserve the tradition of making and serving meatballs and potatoes, for example?
"Well, meatballs, I mean, who can live without that?"
Hmm, okay. Interesting point. How about boller or vafler?
"I kept making the things that Norwegian moms make. It's what good Norwegian moms do."
As insubstantial as this may sound as an argument, it actually presents an important point about why people choose to preserve the dishes that they do. Basically, they can't not keep making them. I still don't know why certain dishes became as popular as they did: why bløtkake is the cake served at every celebration, for example. I didn't have time to delve into that much history. But it does make sense that once something is the birthday cake or the snack one serves guests at coffee time or the quintessential comfort food, of course it becomes tied to your sense of what is right and what is good. It is one with your memories and your sense of identity, and you won't let go of it, even if you move to a new town or country.
After speaking with my mother, I next emailed back and forth a bit with Beatrice Ojakangas, an acclaimed Scandinavian cookbook author who I am also lucky enough to have as a family friend. She told me that she sees the Scandinavian foods that immigrants have held on to as "down to earth." But that it's also created a sort of "time warp," and the foods that many people perceive as Scandinavian may be those that their Swedish grandma always cooked, but within Scandinavia itself these foods have evolved.
She told me that she thought the New Nordic Cuisine can be seen as a different way of preserving traditional foods. It takes traditional techniques and traditional ingredients – the raw elements of the cooking – but presents them in new ways.
Both my mother and Bea spoke of cuisine using the metaphor of language. Sometimes languages evolve in one country while staying frozen in time in another to which people had immigrated (for example, in Iceland they still speak the language the Vikings spoke while this language has evolved in the rest of Scandinavia). And, while the way we speak may change through the generations, there are still fundamental words or stories that stay the same and allow generations to connect with one another.
The idea of taking the same words but creating new expressions guided me as I began to sketch out concepts for updates of our traditional Syttende Mai dishes. How would I make them new? Fancy? Cool? By sous vide-ing things, maybe? Or serving them deconstructed? I sketched out possibilities in this vein. I came up with goofy ideas like trying to fill meatballs with gravy that would spill out when you cut into them.
But, when I looked at my ideas they felt all wrong. They seemed silly and contrived, a not very funny parody of a fancy meal. This was a sad empty shell of the project I had been hoping to do. I felt like a fake, like a child in her mother's too large high heels playing house. But, I couldn't put my finger on what was wrong.
Then a friend lent me his copy of the Noma Cookbook. You'd think I maybe would have done this a little earlier, right? To get a strong sense of what New Nordic Cuisine was all about? Yeah, well, I'm not always that quick on the uptake. I sat down with the book, heavy in my hands, filled with the haunting, moody images of Ditte Isager. I devoured the thoughtful introduction (written by artist Olafur Elliason) followed by Rene Redzepi's diary entries from the early days of Noma while the restaurant's concept was truly being birthed. Finally I pored over the recipes, spellbound by the dishes that spoke to me in a language I felt surprisingly familiar with, whether or not I even understood what the ingredients were.
In about three hours my thinking was completely and utterly transformed. I became possessed by two words, two critical elements. Place and Time. These also happen to be part of the extended title of the book. Again, I can be a little slow to absorb these things. But I got it. And, I'm pretty sure I started to mutter them to myself like a mantra. Place and Time.
I knew then that each dish needed to be profoundly set in its place and time, and to express not just the place and time of the ingredients used to make them (which should all come from as nearby as possible, to be true to this place) but also the place and time of the dish's role in Norway, in my community, and in my own life.
It was time for the free-associating to begin. As I conjured up memories of flavors and smells, images flooded my mind. Valleys dotted with tiny farms, their cow pastures flanked by potato patches and fields of rye; hillsides covered with mustard flowers and wandering sheep; cutting rhubarb stalks from the sprawling plant in our flower garden; birthdays punctuated by berry picking and baking cake; stopping on a hike at a mountain hut to reenergize with a waffle or sausage; making lefse in the cozy kitchens of our neighbors, the austere birch forests of northern Minnesota outside; mushroom hunting in the damp ground of dark forests. The many flavors and their respective images flowed from my mind out onto the pages of a sketchbook, and the menu and plating designs began to take form.
Here's a little stop motion video I made of plating one of the dishes I designed!
Le Creuset has generously offered to reward our Big Feasters for all their hard work, and as our sixth Big Feast, Emily will win, in the color of her choice (flame, cherry, cassis, fennel, Caribbean, dune, Dijon, or Marseille): a Heritage Cast Iron 1 Quart Fish Gratin Dish, a 3.5 Quart Braiser, and an Anodized Saute Pan with Lid. Pitch us your Big Feast at [email protected] for a chance to win up to $500 in Le Creuset booty.
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The grocery stores, once chock-full of bread and milk, now have shelves empty as the pockets of a bride's father after the wedding. Why?
All because of a meso-lo (some weather term thrown around to explain the unreasonable jolt of cold and snow this week) and a jet stream (a term also used to help us understand the whys and wherefores of the coming storm, used in combination with words like 'isobars') that is confused enough to make Indiana's mercury plummet faster than the speed of light, making Alaska and Greenland preferred vacation spots where you could probably get a tan, or at the very least, not have to dress in fifty layers of clothing and footwear just to step out the door.
As that darn jet stream drags down from the Arctic Circle, plunging the Polar Vortex (you can tell the weather report has my rapt attention) deeper into the Midwestern and Southern states, those of us living here get a taste of weather the likes of which we haven't seen in many years, bringing about the terrible illness called "cabin fever," for which there is no cure but to read a good book that takes your mind off your troubles, and lo and behold, a cure can be found at your local branch of JCPL. Check out these new adult fiction titles!
Two sisters, Patty and Rachel, are left to their own devices one hot, dry summer in 1979. Their very handsome, but chronically unfaithful father is a detective, and finds himself up against a troubling case when young women begin to turn up dead high in the mountain behind his house. As the "Sunset Strangler" continues on his killing spree with no relief in sight, Rachel decides to play a dangerous game, and sets herself up as bait in an attempt to catch the killer. Unfortunately her scheme backfires, destroying her father's career and altering the lives of those she loves. Thirty years later, Rachel returns to her hometown, still hoping to vindicate her father and smoke out the killer, and in the process, uncovers a long-buried family secret in "After Her" by Joyce Maynard.
The sleepy town of Port Aster is the setting for "Deadly Devotion," book number one in the Port Aster Secrets series by Sandra Orchard. In this suspense/thriller, you'll meet research scientist, Kate Adams, who, along with her colleague, Daisy, are working on a breakthrough herbal treatment for depression when Daisy suddenly and unexpectedly dies. When Daisy's death is ruled a suicide by local police, Kate is determined to uncover the truth surrounding her friend's death and enlists the help of Detective Tom Parker to investigate, hounding him until he knows his job is at stake to vindicate her friend's un timely demise, but, being the new guy in town, Parker holds everyone, including Kate, under suspicion, as he untangles the web of intrigue in the sleepy little town.
When a tragic accident claims the life of his mother, young Theo Decker miraculously survives. Although he is alone, he is determined to avoid being discovered and taken into an orphanage, so Theo scrambles from one home to another on the streets of the city. When he becomes mesmerized by a painting that reminds Theo of his mother, he is helplessly drawn into the art underworld in "The Goldfinch" by Donna Tartt.
When Thom Carlyle, the son of one of Washington's most powerful men, falls to his death from the top of a Harvard bell tower on a warm summer night, New England Chronicle reporter, Alexandra James, is assigned to cover the story. Chasing leads all over the countryside, James discovers a nuclear terrorist network and becomes intrigued, pursuing the possibilities. Arriving back in Washington, D.C. for an interview that may tie together all of her suspicions to make her story complete, Alex begins to realize that she has gone from being the hunter to being the hunted, grasping only too late that Thom Carlyle may have been murdered to cover up a much more sinister crime in "Anonymous Sources" by Mary Louise Kelly.
For now, the jet stream and isobars are relenting, so we may be able to shrug off a layer or two of our cold weather gear, but, just in case the isobars and jet stream start to put the squeeze on us, bringing with it another Polar Vortex, (even if the Sun Dogs that come from it are sort of pretty) get to your local branch of the Jasper County Public Library, where the new adult fiction on the shelves will "take you away!"


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The Arch
The Arch
The outstanding feature of a military wedding that differs from other ceremonies is the arch of swords through which the bride and groom pass at the end of the ceremony. NOT all personnel are allowed this honor. Please visit the individual service wives websites for service specific details. As soon as the service is over, the ushers (usually 6 or 8) line up at the foot of the chancel steps. Friends and relatives leave the chapel prior to this so that they can watch. At the head ushers command, "Draw swords", they hold up their swords (blades up) to form an arch. (Navy ceremonies use an arch of swords and Army ceremonies incorporate sabers.) The couple passes through, the head usher says, "Return swords", and the men put them back in their sheaths. They then turn and escort the bridesmaids down the aisle. The tradition of the bride and groom walking through the arch of swords is meant to ensure the couple's safe passage into their new life together.
Any civilian ushers in the party line up beside the others and stand at attention as the bride and groom pass by. Therefore, unless the ushers are all officers, it is wiser to omit this ceremony since it would not achieve the same impact.
The Arch of Sabres
The arch of swords takes place immediately following the ceremony, preferably when the couple leaves the chapel or church, on the steps or walk. Since a church is a sanctuary, in case of bad weather, and with permission, the arch may be formed inside the chapel or church. Also, with permission, you may be allowed to have two arch of sabers, one in the church and one outside.
If an arch is held inside and the ushers are commissioned officers, they line up with the bridal party at the altar. After the blessing, the bride and groom turn, face the guests and remain there while the saber bearers get into position.
The senior saber bearer issues a quiet cue, and all saber bearers turn, proceed to the center aisle in pairs, facing the guests, and stop at a point just forward from the first pew line. With the command "Center Face" they pivot so that the officers are in two lines facing each other. At the "Arch Sabers" command, the saber is raised with the right hand until it touches the tip of the saber directly opposite. The cutting edge is up.
As the guests stand, the bride and groom start the recessional, passing beneath the arch.
After the newlyweds have walked through, the commands "Carry Sabers" "Rear Face" and "Forward March" will move the saber bears to the outside of the chapel to prepare for the second arch.
Only the bridal couple may pass under the arch. The recessional continues after the saber bearers have exited the chapel.
It is traditional, as the couple recess through the arch of swords, that the last two men to make up the arch lower their swords in front of the couple, detaining them momentarily, while the sword bearer on the right, with his sword, gives the bride a gentle "swat" on the rump and utters, "Welcome to the Army," or the appropriate branch of service. This step is omitted if the bride is in the military. Only commissioned servicemen and servicewomen may participate in the arch of swords or sabers.
The Arch of Swords
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The swordsmen, usually ushers, seat the guests, and after the mother of the bride has been escorted, will hook on their swords, wearing them until time to form the arch.
It is virtually the same as the Arch of Sabers except for the command "Officers, Draw Swords" when the swords are drawn from their scabbards in one continuous motion, rising gracefully to touch the tip of the opposite sword. Then, at "Invert Swords" there is a quick turning of the wrist so that the cutting edge is up.
The Arch of Sabres
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The saber bearers cannot perform the function of ushers. The bearers head the processional lines, the chaplain waits at the top of the chancel and the saber bearers proceed until they form two lines directly in front of the chaplain, making sure that they leave enough room for the bride and groom to kneel. Upon reaching their positions, they pivot to face each other and pivot again to face the guests.
As the bride and groom pass each set, the saber bearers automatically face one another, and, as the bridal couple prepares to kneel, all saber bearers turn in unison to face the Bible on the altar.
When the blessing has been completed, all pause as the arch is formed before the couple leaves the chancel.
After passing through the arch, the bride and groom wait for a moment at the head of the chancel steps, and the command is issued to return the saber to the Badric (saber belt) or to carry sabers. The recessional is then commenced.
Departure from the Church
At a military wedding, the bride and groom usually leave the chapel or church under the traditional arch of sabers.
It is preferable that six ushers in uniform perform this ceremony, although many more may take part. Ushers may be in uniform of one or more services.
Rifles can be substituted for the sabers if there is difficulty in obtaining the needed amount. Most military chapels have them on hand, or the couple could check with the local military museum or with the various commanding officers to request the sabers.
The Wedding Reception
At the reception, if the groom is in uniform, protocol demands that he proceed the bride in the receiving line.
The national colors and distinguishing flags may be displayed, exactly centered, behind the receiving line, and if the reception room is large, the bridal couple may want an arch included at the reception instead of during the recessional.
Cutting of the Cake
On command, the saber bearers enter the reception room in formation lining up in front of the wedding cake, facing each other.
The bride and groom leave the receiving line, then pass beneath the arch. They may pause and kiss, before proceeding to cut the cake. The groom would then hand the bride his unsheathed saber and with his hands over hers, their first piece is cut.
There is no ornamentation to the saber. It must remain undecorated.


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|Johann Jonas Wolf 1739 - 1787
Johann Jonas Wolf, b. 1739 - d. 1787,
son of Johan Jacob Wolf, b. 1694 - d. 1757 and Anna Barbara Orth.
First I stopped in Abbottstown, PA at the cemetery where Johann Jonas Wolf is buried. A small American flag and a metal marker engraved, 'Revolutionary War', proclaim him as a patriot. Next I visited the York County Archives at 150 Pleasant Acres Road, York. The first item I found was the Last Will & testament of Johann Jonas Wolf.
"In the name of God, Amen. J. Jonas Wolf of Berwick Township, in the County of York, and the State of Pennsylvania, yeoman, being very weak in Body, but of sound and disposing mind and Memory, (Thanks be to God for the same) do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form following (that is to say) Imprimis I give and recommend my Immortal Spirit into the Hands of Almighty God, that gave it, and my Body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian Burial, at the Discretion of my Executers hereafter nominated and appointed and as touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to help me in this Life. I give and Bequeaath the same in the following Manner and Form, Viz: First, it is my Will and Order that all my just Debts and Funeral Expenses may be paid and adjusted as soon as conveniency will permit, - Secondly, I give and Bequeath unto my beloved Wife, Appollona first and foremost the Bed and Bedstead I now lie on with all the Furniture thereto belonging, two Cows, one Iron Wash Kettle, one Pewter Dish, one Ditto Basin, Six ditto Plates, eight ditto Spoons, one Iron Pot (of all said Articles she to have her choice out of the rest) also the Walnut Chest, the Cradle with the Bedding there unto Belonging, and Twenty Pounds in Cash, - Thirdly, for the Use of the Family I Give unto my Wife all the Woven Cloth of every kind, and as much of the Grain as they shall have need for till the first of August next, my said Wife and Family are likewise to have Liberty to live on the Plantation until the same sold as hereafter is to be mentioned, Fourthly, It is my Will and I do Order, that all the remainder of my Estate both Real and Personal whatsoever shall and may be Sold by my Executors at such Times, and in such Manner and Form as they shall judge but for my Surviving Family, and the moneys arising thereof after all my Debts, Funeral and other Expenses are paid, to be divided as follows, viz: the Sum of thirty Pounds to be laid out by my Executor for some place of living for my Wife as long as she remains my Widow, and afterwards to be disposed of and divided among my Children hereafter named, and the Sum of Ten Pounds I give to my daughter, Apollona over and above her equal Share, and all Such Sum or Sums as then shall be remaining to be equally divided among my said beloved Wife and Children, namely (Apollona, my Wife to get first Share) and Jacob my eldest Son next, then Apollona next, then John next, then Catherine, then Adam, then Christina, then Frederick, then Elizabeth, then Andrew, all to have even Share and Share alike, they to receive the same according to their Several Ages from the Eldest to the youngest, and in such Manner and form as the Executor most conveniently can make up the same, and in Case any of my Children should die without lawful Heirs to Survive them. I Will that the Share of such be equally divided among the Survivors even Share, and Share Alike. It is likewise my Will that my Daughter Apolona may live with her mother as long as Circumstances will permit, and that the Ten Pounds Cash first to her Will, Together with her other equal share may be put into the Hands of my Eldest Son Jacob (whom I appoint to be her Guardian) in order that she may be maintained out of the Interest of the Same, but said if the Interest at the times prove inefficient then in such Case some of the Capital to be made use of thereto. The said Guardian to give Security (sufficient) to the Executor on delivery of the Money to him in Case they see Cause to demand the same. And in Case thi Apollona should die before my other Children, and any thing then be left behind by her, I will that the same may be divided among the rest even Share and Share Alike, as said before. It is likewise my Will that such of my Children as yet stand in need of Schooling, that they may be Schooled out of my Estate and the Boys to be put to -?- at such Times as they are fit. And Lastly, I Nominate and Appoint my trusty Friends Henry Hull and Garrett Dorland to be the Executors of this my last Will and testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me heretofore made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Seventh Day of September in the Year of the Lord one thousand Seven hundred and eighty seven (1787)."
Note: The plaque at his tombstone that details his Revolutionary War service gives his death date as 9 July 1787. This, however, cannot be accurate because he signed his Will on 7 September 1787, two months after the date on the plaque. I had been given 21 September 1787 as his date of death. At the end of the Will it says
Sept 21st, 1787 Last Will & Testament of Jonas Wolff died Proved September 21st, 1787.
With the Will was a list of everything Johann Jonas Wolf owned at the time of his death. Most of those items are listed here. They give a wonderful look into life in the year 1787. This is: "An Inventory of the Estate, Goods, Chattles, Rights and Credits which were of Jonas Wolf, late of Berwick Township, dec. made and appraised by the Subscribers, September the 13th; A. D. 1787 - "
A Sermon Book; Two Hymn Books; 2 Old Spelling Books, and Primer; Great – Coat; Four Coasts ,Jacket, Breeches and Hat; 4 pair of Trouzers, & 1 pair of Leggins; 2 Shirts, and one pair of stockings; 1 pair of old boots, 1 pair of Shoes and Buckles; A watch and 3 old Shirts; The Dwelling Plantation, Consisting of 83 Acres and Allowances of Land; Another Plantation and tract of land Consisting of 120 acres, more or less; A wagon; A Plough and Irons; 2 black horses; A Sorrel; A Black Mare; A Colt; A brindled Cow; A Spotted Heiffer; A brown Steer; A red Steer; A black Heiffer; 3 Heiffer Calves; 2 other Calves; 17 head of Sheep; A; Wind Mill; A Waggon Cloath; A Cutting Box and Knife; The Geers and Stones of an Oil Mill; A Quantity of Wheat at 4/6 Bushels; A Quantity of Rye at 2/9 Bushels; A Quantity of Oats at 1/6 Bushels; Hay; 2 Dung forks, and hook; A hay – fork, 2 Rakes and 2 flails; 2 old casks and trough; A Quantity of Flax, unthreashed; A Quantity of Hemp, unwatered; 5 Cow Chains; A Pair of Hay – Ladders; 8 Planks; An Old Wheel – barrow; A Log – Chain; One Still – Door; A Harrow; Stretch Chains; A Sleigh; A sled; 4 Hogs; 2 Shovels; A grindstone; A pair of Hobbles; A Man Saddle, and Saddlebags; An old Saddle, and Saddlebags; A stallion chain; 2 Augers; A pair of Pincers, Chizzel, Gouge, and Spike; A half – Bushel; A hand saw, and draw knife; Two pieces of Iron & a door hinge; A whip; A Cake – Iron; An old Sythe & piece of Gin Barrel; A Pot Trammel; A quilling – Wheel and Swifts; A Sythe and Craddle; 2 Spinning Wheels; A warping Bar, Wouk, and 22 spools; A weavers Loom; Reeds and Geers; 2 Gums with some Salts; A covered Straw Basket and dried apples; An old cask with some Sope and Fat; Riddles & Straw; An Old cask with some Lime; 2 Baskets and old Iron; A Bag with feathers; A pruning saw and Whip Stalk; Some Onions and old Sive; An empty Hogshead with straw cover; 2 straw baskets and some beans; A flour Barrel; An Axe and three rakes; A big Wheel, Reel and Swifts; A hair – sifter and Rope; A Dough Trough; A Side – saddle and Bridle; A pair of Steel yards; 9 Bags; A Chest and Box; A bed and Bedstead; 2 Razors 7 Strap; Table Clothes; An old Half Bushel and 7 Bread Baskets; A table; A Looking Glass; A Cupboard; Wool; Woolen Yarn; A Stone Jug; 2 little Tubs; 3 Pails; An Iron Pot; 2 pewter Basins, 4 Plates, 7 spoons & 8 Tea spoons; Tea tin, Coffee pot, Funnel, 1 Quart, 2 Pint & half pint cups; 5 Delf Plates; 10 pairs of cups & saucers, 2 tea pots, and a Sugar Pot; A glass and earthen bowl & salt Box; 1 lamp and Candlestick; A Coffee – Mill & Spice Box; 2 Bottles; 6 Knives and 10 Forks; A Kitchen Dresser; A Shelf
In the Archives I located this book: Gibson, John. History of York County, Pennsylvania. Chicago: F. A. Battey Publishing Co., 1886. It records the Revolutionary service for 2nd Lt. Jonas Wolf in the Fifth Company, Sixth Battalion under Captain Peter Iekes. Find more on his service in my post, 'Revolutionary War Soldiers'.
I also found information on Appollonia (Dick) Wolf, wife of Johann Jonas Wolf. "An Inventory of the Estate, Goods, Chattle, Rights which were of Appollona Wolf, Deceased made and appraised by the Subscribers August the 19th – 1790 – " Many items listed were the same as those listed for her husband. The following is a partial list of her estate items:
A Bed Case; 3 Callico Gowns; 3 lintsey Gowns and a long Gown; a Woman's Cloke; 8 lintsey petticoats; one silk hankercheif; a pair stocking and a pair of Mitten; 2 knifes, 2 forks, 3 cups and one apron; one bowl and a candlestick; blue and white woolen yarn; 3 yards of flax linen; 14 yards of ton linen; hand sope; a feather bed and two blankets; a looking glass, a pair of spectacles; a pine Chest; a wallet and a little bag
|Jacob Wolf 1762 - 1810
Descendants Johann Jonas Wolf
..... 1 Johann Jonas Wolf b: 27 December 1739, d: 21 September 1787
..... + Appollonia Dick b: 14 August 1738, d: Abt. 1791
........... 2 Jacob Wolf b: 05 June 1762, d: 31 March 1810
........... + Cornelia Knight b: 27 October 1765, d: 06 October 1806
................. 3 Margaret Wolf b: 1803
................. + John Straw
........... 2 Appollonia Wolf b: 31 December 1763, d: Unknown
........... 2 John Wolf b: 18 September 1767, d: 28 August 1851
........... 2 Catherine Wolf b: 21 November 1770, d: Unknown
........... + Henry Becker
........... 2 Adam Wolf b: 12 February 1773, d: 13 March 1865
........... + Eva b: 1771, d: 1839
................. 3 Jonas Wolf b: 23 April 1794, d: Unknown
................. 3 Maria Wolf b: 26 September 1796
................. 3 Jacob Wolf b: 19 April 1798, d: Unknown
................. 3 John Wolf b: 24 January 1802
................. 3 Elizabeth Wolf b: 19 March 1804
................. 3 Adam Wolf b: 05 December 1810
........... 2 Johan Jonas Wolf b: 08 February 1775, d: Unknown
........... 2 Christianna Wolf b: 16 November 1776, d: Unknown
........... 2 John Frederick Wolf b: 30 June 1779, d: 25 April 1872
........... + Esther Barbara Shaffer b: 29 December 1777, d: 16 October 1866
................. 3 John Adam Wolf b: 28 August 1800, d: 14 August 1825
................. 3 Louisa Wolf b: 14 August 1802, d: Unknown
................. + Hanes
................. 3 Frederick Wolf b: 09 September 1804, d: 19 October 1891
................. + Louisa C Goetz
................. 3 Jacob Wolf b: 21 December 1806, d: 11 June 1891
................. + Matilda Kinert
................. 3 John Franklin Wolf b: 11 April 1809, d: 10 March 1883
................. + Elisabeth Burkholder b: 24 May 1814, d: 22 June 1856
................. + Caroline Orwig b: Abt. 1820, d: 1888
................. 3 John Jonas Wolf b: 29 June 1811, d: 16 February 1895
................. + Sarah Ann Chronister b: 14 April 1824, d: 1891
................. 3 Esther Barbara Wolf b: 27 January 1814, d: 12 December 1903
................. + Isaac Meyers
................. 3 Ninetta Wolf b: 18 May 1817, d: 18 July 1890
................. + George H Spangler
................. 3 Henry H Wolf b: 20 November 1820, d: 1860
................. + Maria Magdalena
................. 3 William Wolf b: 20 April 1824, d: 02 April 1888
................. + Sarah Jane Wilson
........... 2 Maria Elizabeth Wolf b: 27 June 1782, d: Unknown
........... 2 Andrew Wolf b: 18 March 1787, d: 28 April 1867
........... + Catherine Dick b: 1795
................. 3 Christian Wolf b: 07 April 1819, d: 12 January 1880
................. 3 Andrew Alexander Wolf b: 31 January 1821, d: 24 October 1885
................. 3 George Wolf b: 14 August 1823
................. 3 Josiah Wolf b: 1828, d: 01 September 1874
................. 3 Jeremiah Wolf b: 22 August 1829, d: 28 February 1877
................. + Eliza Ann Reigle
................. 3 Richard Wolf b: 07 July 1831
................. 3 Benjamin Franklin Wolf b: 16 February 1833
................. 3 Jonas Wolf b: 06 August 1836
................. 3 Anna Maria Catherine Wolf b: 09 March 1839
................. 3 Adam Wolf b: 09 March 1839, d: 29 November 1924
................. + Elenora
................. 3 Catherine Wolf b: 1846
The data in this blog post may not contain the most recent research.
For updated information check recent posts related to this family or go to my website.


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Living lightly on the planet is entering mainstream American culture as consumers demand eco-friendly products ranging from organic clothing to hybrid cars. Even recreational vehicle owners, a group of consumers not immediately associated with environmental responsibility, are jumping on the green bandwagon, according to the Santa Cruz (Calif.) Sentinel.
Eighteen percent of RV owners are already using solar panels, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA), and new regulations are being instated to ensure wood products in all new RVs for sale in California have low formaldehyde levels. While green RVs aren't mainstream yet, experts agree the industry is moving in that direction.
"It's basic supply and demand," said Michael Nohr, manager of the Pleasanton-based 21st Annual Manufacturers' RV Show, which runs May 15-25 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. "Consumers want more green features, so manufacturers are beginning to respond."
When he hosted his first RV show two decades ago, Nohr joked that the only green option was for the paint job. In fact, even five years ago, the average RVer would have "looked at me sideways" if he tried to steer them toward a vendor hawking green wares, he said.
"Now I'd get a sideways look if I didn't have vendors offering those amenities — like rigs already fitted with solar panels," Nohr said. "And it's really not that big of a leap when you look at the numbers. RV vacations are actually greener than other ones."
A recent study for the RVIA found that RV vacations have a significantly smaller carbon footprint than their plane/car/hotel counterparts. In many cases, the more traditional vacation emitted nearly twice the amount of CO2 than the same RV vacation, the study showed.
Vacaville-based Vineyard RV Park owner Meaghan Bertram, whose park is a certified green business, said despite the bad rap they get, RVs are inherently efficient — especially where water and electricity are concerned.
The downfall is gas consumption; however she echoed Nohr's sentiments that consumer demands for a lighter, more fuel efficient model will force the industry to pay attention.
"Overall, I think the industry is really at the crossroads of a huge change," Bertram said. "Five years ago, nobody in this industry even talked about green. Now it is the new buzzword."
Sales manager Jim Eberhardt of McMahons RV Santa Cruz — a city known for its green inclinations — said he gets consumers asking about green RVs "all the time."
He estimated that 20-40% of his customers want to know about eco-friendly options — specifically hybrid engines.
"Fuel economy is what it is," said Eberhardt, who believes a true hybrid RV will be a huge success when it hits the marketplace. "Consumers never ask about price. A lot of them don't understand why manufacturers aren't doing it now." Until they do, consumers will have to green their rigs in other ways, such as installing wind turbines and converting their engines to use bio-diesel.
Brian Brawdy, an ex-New York police officer turned green RVer, did just that when he decided to hit the road just over a year ago in a quest to live off the grid and get in touch with nature and himself. He will be displaying the fruits of his labors this week at "The Rally" in Albuquerque, N.M.
"I did it not only to be environmentally friendly. The environment I'm most interested to be friendly to is the mental environment of me being out in the middle of nowhere," Brawdy said. "For me, it's the combination of green RVing, but also self-reliance and independence."
Brawdy estimated he invested upward of $10,000 in greening his RV – a 2008 Ford pickup truck with a Lance camper – and hit the road. His journey has taken him to 48 states so far. Thanks to his green modifications, much of the voyage has been augmented by nature. He installed solar panels and a wind turbine on the RV to help generate electricity. He uses a rain filtration system. And he uses electricity-sipping LED lights and fills up with bio-diesel when possible — last year he was able to use it about a third of the time.
The modifications mean he can pull over wherever and whenever – even in the middle of nowhere – because he doesn't have the need for power hookups holding him back. That, Brawdy said, is exactly what more people need to do to send green RVing into the mainstream.
"More people need to get out. You're more inclined to want to save something if you've savored it first," he said. "Unless we start encouraging people to explore off the beaten path, nobody's gonna want to protect it. RVing is not going away. You can't legislate the nomadic human spirit out of people."


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One of the great realizations of adulthood is that the idiots are equally distributed across everything.
The next few weeks will be the Kerry campaign's last opportunity to
accept and spend individual donations. After he accepts the nomination
at the Democratic Convention on July 29th, he is legally obligated to
begin the Presidential Public Funding period, and will have
approximately $75 million to spend to run his campaign between August
and November. After July 29th, his campaign will no longer be allowed to
accept or spend individual contributions from the public.
Because the Republican Convention begins nearly a full month after the
Democratic Convention, George Bush and the Republicans will have an
extra month to raise and spend money attacking Kerry. While Kerry will
be at a distinct disadvantage in August, contributing today -- and
inviting others to join us -- will help minimize the effect.
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High productivity growth ought to benefit wages (and did in the 1990s), but so far this recovery has benefited profits more than wages.
Washington, D.C.: Will the high deficits, tax cuts and war spending eventually lead to an inflationary cycle as we had in the late 70s?
Alice Rivlin: That's a big risk in my opinion -- one that the Administration and the Congress are not taking seriously enough.
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BMW X5 sDrive Air Pump Replacement Cost
Know what price you should pay to get your vehicle fixed.
What is an air pump?
The air pump provides fresh air to various locations in the exhaust system, which helps complete the combustion of harmful exhaust gases.
How does the air pump work?
The air pump can be an electrically operated or belt driven pump. The pump sends fresh air to various locations of the exhaust system via an assortment of pipes, hoses, and valves.
What are the symptoms related to a bad air pump?
When the air pump is malfunctioning, the vehicle may perform normally. However, it may fail an emissions inspection and the Check Engine Light may illuminate with a code set for the secondary air injection system. An abnormal noise may be noted from a failing air pump.
Can I drive with an air pump problem?
In most cases you should be able to drive a vehicle with an air pump concern. The exception would be a belt driven pump that will no longer turn, this will cause the belt to overheat and break, potentially knocking the other belts off when it breaks. If a belt driven air pump is excessively noise, the vehicle should not be driven. Chances are a noisy pump will stop turning sooner that later, leading to a broken belt.
How often do air pumps need to be replaced?
Under normal conditions and vehicle life, you should not expect to replace an Air Pump. If an air pump has been damaged by water intrusion the cause of the problem must be corrected prior to replacing the pump. A revised intake tube and or baffle may be available. If not, make sure any the vehicle was originally equipped with are properly installed.
How are air pump issues diagnosed?
Illumination of the check engine light would lead to retrieval of a fault code indicating a problem with the Secondary Air Pump. An abnormal noise from the pump would also indicate a problem.
How is an air pump replaced?
Once the belt is removed or the electrical connector is disconnected, the pump is unbolted from its mount and the new pump is installed. If the pump is belt driven, the belt will then be installed and adjusted as necessary (replace the belt if an inspection deems it necessary). With an electric pump, the electrical connector should be checked for any damage and repaired as necessary prior to reconnecting it.
Here are the full steps to replace each type of air pump:
Electric Air Injection Pump
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal
- Remove any components that obstruct access to the electric air pump
- Disconnect any air hoses and electrical connectors
- Remove the fasteners that secure the air pump
- Remove the air pump and install the new one
- Secure the new air pump with its fasteners
- Reconnect all electrical connectors and air hoses
- Install any other removed components
- Reconnect the negative battery terminal and clear any codes
- Perform a Drive Cycle Test Drive to verify the repair
Belt Driven Air Injection Pump
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal
- Remove any drive belts that block access to the air pump
- Disconnect any air hoses and electrical connectors
- Loosen the air pump fasteners and remove the air pump
- Install the new air pump and secure its fasteners
- Reconnect any air hoses and electrical connectors
- Install any removed drive belts and reconnect the negative battery terminal
- Clear any codes and perform a Drive Cycle Test Drive to verify the repair
RepairPal Recommendations for air pump issues
Excessive noise from the air pump indicates a problem that should be addressed. If a pump is damaged due to water intrusion determine the case and correct it. A service bulletin search could turn up a revised intake hose and/or baffle. When replacing an electric Air Pump always check the electrical connector for heat damage and repair or replace it as necessary.
What to look out for when dealing with air pump issues
An Air Pump can be damaged by water intrusion. When replacing a pump with this type of failure it is critical that all of the correct inlet hoses and baffles(s) are in place. A service bulletin search should be performed to check to see if revised parts of the Air Pump intake are available. High current flow can damage the connector of an electric Air Pump. When replacing the pump the electrical connector should be checked for heat damage and repaired as necessary.
Can I replace the air pump myself?
Repairing your own car is an extremely rewarding process that can also save you money. But before you dive in, it's important to be sure the issue has been properly diagnosed. Seemingly obvious symptoms can lead the inexperienced down a rabbit hole of replacing parts that don't fix the problem. Proper diagnosis can save more money than guessing at what's broken! If you're unsure you have the right tools or experience to diagnose a problem, consider reaching out to a RepairPal Certified Shop. Take note of any components that would need to be removed to replace the air pump. Make sure you have the tools and knowledge to remove and properly replace all that are required. Be prepared to check the entire Secondary Air Injection System for proper operation after replacing the pump. Special care should be taken to be sure all intake hoses and /or baffles are in place and on electric pump, the electrical connector is sound.
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Working Group 16: Preparation for University Engineering and Science Courses(G. Bluman, P. Loewen, M. Tingley, R. Willard)
GEORGE BLUMAN, PHILIP LOEWEN, MAUREEN TINGLEY AND ROSS WILLARD, UBC, UBC, UNB Fredericton, University of Waterloo
Preparation for University Engineering and Science Courses
Essential Topics
Which, if any, of the following topics are essential? What depth of coverage
is needed? When should essential topics be taught?
Algebra: factoring, simplifying and manipulating rational functions;
factor theorem, remainder theorem, etc.
Functions and their properties (without calculator): linear,
quadratic, polynomial, trigonometric, logarithmic, exponential.
Geometry and trigonometry.
Data analysis.
Vectors and matrices.
Limiting processes: sequences, series, limits, fractals.
Derivatives, integrals.
Thinking Skills
Perseverance: problems that take time, persistence and several
attempts to solve.
Estimation/reflection/intuition: spotting obvious nonsense in a
draft solution; when (not) to look at the answer at the back
of the book.
Visualization: using sketches to gain insight.
Translation: words into mathematics and vice versa.
Role of logic and proof; communication of reasoning and results.
Problem solving with several steps, several topics.
How do the requirements discussed in the previous two sessions
differ from those for other students?
What kinds of resources are available for help in the classroom?
Are they widely used?
Streaming: Do we need it? When? How?
Assessment: Role (if any) of provincial exams: who should set
them, what kinds of questions should they use, what should be the
syllabus (should topics from earlier grades be included in final exams
of later grades)? Is there a need for university entrance exams?
In general does testing enhance or inhibit learning?
Implications for teacher preparation?
Role of math contests?
Role of technology?
Which, if any, of the following topics are essential? What depth of coverage
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BEAUMONT, TX—A 29-year-old Lumberton, Texas man has been sentenced to federal prison for child pornography violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales today.
Christopher Lee Alsup pleaded guilty on June 27, 2011, to possession of child pornography and was sentenced to 108 months in federal prison on Oct. 26, 2011, by U.S. District Judge Marcia Crone.
According to information presented in court, on Sep. 24, 2009, a federal search warrant was executed at Alsup's residence and law enforcement officers seized computer hardware and software. A forensic examination of the seized items was conducted and found to contain over 60 video files and over 846 images of child pornography. Some of the images depicted prepubescent minors under the age of 12 engaged in sexually explicit conduct, and some of the images are considered sadistic or masochistic. Alsup was indicted by a federal grand jury on Nov. 3, 2010, and charged with child pornography violations.
This case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice. Led by United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to better locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the Internet, as well as to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov.
This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Randall L. Fluke.


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But they are greedy, so they want to MAKE more money and they want to KEEP more of what they make!
SO-O-O-O-O they vote Republican, but couldn't care less if homosexuals are rampant in the streets and the whole human race eventually dies of AIDS!
Barbie Bush, PRO-GAY, PRO-ABORTION, New York;
Tammy Bruce, PRO-GAY, PRO-ABORTION, Radio Host;
Olympia Snowe, PRO-GAY, PRO-ABORTION, Senator, Maine;
Peggy Noonan? ? ? Seems PRO-GAY, PRO-BABY KILLER . . .
JON HUNTSMAN, PRO-GAY, PRO-ABORTION, Presidential Candidate (Note the "JON" - Not JOHN! - even spells his name like a girl!),
KARL ( or is it Karla!) ROVE, PRO-GAY, PRO-ABORTION, Commentator;
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UFC Fight Night 111 Fight Forecast
Fight Forecast previews the event by providing the fighter's career StrikeScore as well as UFC Fantasy predictions, betting odds, DraftKings prices and Fight Matrix rankings.
StrikeScore is a proprietary stat that measures striking efficiency. The formula uses Fightmetric data, so fighters without fights in the database are not included. Also, a fighter must have at least three fights in the database before the formula can considered at all predictive.
UFC Fantasy and Tapology numbers are the percent of players who have picked each fighter to win. (Numbers are current as of June 16 at 11:00 a.m. ET)
Odds is the betting line of 5Dimes taken from BestFightOdds.com. (Numbers are current as of June 16 at 11:00 a.m. ET)
DraftKings prices listed below are the dollar value used for the fantasy game. Also listed are the average points scored by the fighter in the fantasy game. For a breakdown of DraftKings scoring click here.
Fight Matrix column represents the fighter's current unbiased and objective ranking.
In this case, the period used for Rankings Momentum was 7/1/2015 to 4/1/2017. Fighters must have been ranked in at least four quarters during the period to be included.


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Maps of highly populated places in Costa Rica
The following is a list of cities and towns in Costa Rica which are among the most highly populated places in the world. They are part of the Global 1000 Atlas.Map of SAN JOSÉ
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About the Global 1000 Atlas
The Global 1000 Atlas is a map collection of the 1000 most populated places in the world. The atlas is published as a showcase of maps rendered from Global Insight Plus – a commercial geo-database available from Europa Technologies. The maps can be freely used for educational purposes, but commercial use is not permitted.
Using maps from the Global 1000 Atlas
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Please do join us - and bring the kids too as we'll give them a tour of the jail area!


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Subsection 725.52(A), Exception No. 2 (NEC 2002), permits installation of Class 2 and Class 3 system conductors in the same conduit with power conductors. The conductors will be inherently coupled, both inductively and capacitively; notwithstanding coupling-independent conductor insulation levels and arbitrary circuit reclassification. Power-conductor faults, transients and other disturbances will be manifested as control circuit coupled voltages — voltages that will exceed Class 2 and Class 3 equipment ratings. Do you think this could compromise life safety and property?
First, there are some fine points in the referenced section that must be made. Section 725.52(A) does not permit Class 2 and Class 3 conductors to be in the same conduit with power conductors. It allows Class 2 and Class 3 circuits to be reclassified and installed as Class 1 circuits. The Fine-Print Note then points out that these are now Class 1 circuits, which means they must use Class 1 wiring methods and must comply with Class 1 rules. The basic rule of 725.52(A) just permits the use of Class 1 wiring methods, in which case the circuits remain Class 2 or Class 3 and the separation requirements for Class 2 and Class 3 circuits found in 725.55 remain in force. The exception permits reclassification. Once the circuits are reclassified, the permission to mix Class 1 circuits with power circuits in a raceway (conduit) is found in 725.26(B)(1) and this permission requires that the Class 1 and power circuits be functionally associated, in other words, the power and control conductors are both for the same equipment.
The effect of the new rule in 2002 is to permit something that was generally not clearly or specifically permitted in the past, but was occasionally required by Section 725.8 for safety control equipment. Since we were required to reclassify and use Class 1 methods for certain safety controls, where reliability was especially important, we should be permitted to use similar methods for less critical applications. Reclassification has also long been permitted for Fire Alarm Circuits under 760.52(A), Exception No. 3. The new rule in 725 permits the use of the Class 1 methods with the circuits remaining Class 2 or 3, or it permits the reclassification of the Class 2 or 3 circuits as Class 1, which is essentially the same treatment given to PLFA Fire Alarm Circuits.
Your concerns about the equipment ratings of Class 2 and Class 3 equipment are valid concerns. Code making Panel 16 has turned down proposals for reclassification or use of ordinary wiring methods in the past and cited similar concerns to those you pose. In many cases, Class 2 equipment will have to be modified or different equipment would have to be used if the circuits are reclassified as Class 1. For example, many Class 2 transformers are designed to be installed with the output terminals exposed, boxes are not required to enclose splices in Class 2 conductors and many types of Class 2 devices have exposed terminals. When these circuits are reclassified as Class 1, all the splices and terminations will have to be enclosed, because, as you point out, if the circuits separations are not maintained, we cannot be assured that the power levels will remain at the less hazardous Class 2 levels. Similarly, a Class 2 control device, such as a thermostat or a gas valve, may have exposed energized parts or terminals that are no longer safe when connected to Class 1 circuits, and equipment that was not required to be grounded when the circuits were Class 2 will be required to be grounded as Class 1. Since the same may be said for other connected equipment, reclassification of circuits may require some additional work on the part of the designer to be sure that all the equipment is compatible with the possible higher energy levels and can actually be installed as required for Class 1 circuits.
The substantiation for the proposal and the panel statement concentrated on the desired permission to use ordinary (Class 1) wiring methods (wire in conduit, typically) with Class 2 or Class 3 circuits rather than being required to use CL2 or CL3 cables. This presents none of the issues you mentioned, because the circuits remain Class 2 or 3 and the separation requirements continue in effect so the energy levels are not compromised. Nevertheless, the new rule is not unsafe, but it requires careful consideration by the designer or installer if a Class 2 circuit is to be reclassified and installed as Class 1.
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Community Benefits
Our mission is simple: We improve health every day. As part of that mission, we reinvest all earnings from operations back into the community and organization to continue our long-standing tradition of improving the health of the communities we serve.
In 2016, Sentara provided more than $341.1 million in community benefits. This investment back into the people we serve comes in many forms. To help us in identifying the healthcare needs of the communities we serve, Sentara Healthcare has conducted community health needs assessments for each of our hospitals. The dollar value of our community benefits includes uncompensated patient care, the teaching and training of healthcare professionals, community health and prevention screenings and other programs.


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Forgot PIN
If you previously set your security questions please go to the RSA Self-service console and click on "Troubleshoot a problem." Enter your username and then answer your 3 security questions. At that point you should be able to reset the PIN on your hardware token.
Before you forget your PIN, you should use the RSA Self-service console to set security questions that will allow you to reset and change your RSA PIN.
Note: There are cases where browser session data gets cached, confusing the RSA self-service website, that requires either clearing the session data, exiting the browser and restarting, or attempting the procedure from a different computer.
Alternatively, if you need help, you can send email to email@example.com and someone will assist you.
Helpful Hints:
- For the Authentication Method there is a dropdown for either a password or passcode – select passcode.
- The PIN is required to be exactly 8 characters of both numbers and letters.
- The passcode refers to the [PIN][tokencode] combo. If your PIN is not set then you use only the token code.
- After setting your PIN, you will be asked to set security questions. Those questions will allow you to reset your PIN (or create temporary tokens in case you forget your PIN, or leave your fob at home) and to disable your OTP token if it is temporarily lost.
- The email address shown within the RSA site is irrelevant insofar as receiving Blue Waters notifications is concerned. Once you have set your PIN, you may verify / update your personal information by logging in to the Blue Waters Portal, hovering over the "Your Blue Waters" tab, selecting "Manage Users", then selecting "Your Profile".
- The RSA website can be finicky at times, and it will time out if you take too long to complete the process. If it times out, start again with the above URL as the back button might not work reliably.
Setting your PIN for the first time