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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Bryant Park Illustration Tee
They're flying off the virtual shelves at the Bryant Park Shop, so now's the time to pick up your official park t-shirt.
We have three designs to choose from, including the Bryant Park Illustration tee pictured above. All shirts come in Men's/Unisex and Women's sizes ranging from small to extra large and are made from super soft jersey cotton.
The Illustration t-shirts come with a funny coincidence: Jamie Song, our Graphic Designer, drafted the aerial drawing a few years ago, when we first discussed creating t-shirts as a memento for park visitors and fans. It was pure coincidence that after Bryant Park Corporation's move to 1065 Avenue of the Americas in early 2010, the perspective Jamie chose for her drawing became the view we see everyday from our windows on the 24th floor.
Check out the selection and order your t-shirt online at shop.bryantpark.org.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog and explaining why the fountain was on in the middle of winter! That is really cool. I work in Midtown West so I pass by or through the park a lot--I'll keep an eye on the blog now so I have a better understanding of all the events going on there!
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My pleasure! It's great to find bloggers who appreciate the park and post great photos of the fountain :)
Thanks for stopping by,
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Hall, H. (2012, July). DREaM past, present and future. Presented at The DREaM project concluding conference (DREam event 5), British Library Conference Centre, London
Presentation slides can be viewed from slideshare - https://www.slideshare.net/LISResearch/dream-5-dream-past-present-and-future
Hall, H. (2010, December). A co-ordinated and strategic approach to LIS research: an update from the LIS Research Coalition. Presented at Online 2010, Olympia, London
Presentation slides available to view from slideshare - https://www.slideshare.net/LISResearch/a-coordinated-and-strategic-approach-to-library-and-information-science-research...
Hall, H., Raeside, R., Chen, T., Dutton, M., Irving, C., & Ryan, B. (2015). Mapping the library, archives, records, information and knowledge management and related professions in the United Kingdom: final report. Chartered Institute of Library and Informaiton Professionals and Archives and Records Association ARA
Unpublished research report. (2015)
Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
The findings of this research will contribute to strategies to improve citizen engagement in the democratic process at community level.
Community Councillors are a vital link between local communities...
Library & information Science Research Coalition
RiLIES2 was a follow-on project to RiLIES1 (completed in 2011). RiLIES2 was successful in:
(1) clarifying the support and training needs of library and information science (LIS) researcher and r...
Enhancing the impact of LIS Research Projects.
RiLIES1 investigated the influence of funded research on practice in UK library and information science (LIS). It identified factors that increase or ...
Cruickshank, P., Hall, H. & Taylor-Smith, E. (2011). Enhancing the impact of LIS research projects. Edinburgh: Research Information Network
This report covers extent to which funded research projects in the domain of library and information science (LIS) influence practice in the UK. It focuses particularly on ide...
Hall, H., Cruickhsank, P. & Ryan, B. (2016). Information literacy for democratic engagement (IL-DEM). Scotland: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
Between October and December 2016 a team from the Centre for Social Informatics at Edinburgh Napier University investigated the information practices of community councillors ...
Hall, H., Cruickshank, P. & Irving, C. (2011). RiLIES2: Final report. United Kingdom: Library and Information Science Research Coalition
Research report of the RiLIES2 (Research in librarianship - Impact Evaluation Study) project commissioned by the Library and Information Science Research Coalition to support ...
Hall, H., Golzari, S., Blaswick, B. & Goody, M. (2008). Opportunity and risk in social computing environments. United Kingdom: TFPL
This report discusses the main findings of a pilot study that set out to establish the main risks and opportunities of the adoption of social computing tools within organizati...
Hall, H., Irving, C. & Cruickshank, P. (2012). Training provision for the library, information and knowledge sector. United Kingdom: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
Unpublished report.
Ward, S. & Hall, H. (2006). Maximising value from communities. United Kingdom: TFPL
Unpublished report of the TFPL Maximising Value from Communities (MVC) Learning Consortium.
Ryan, F., Hall, H., Cruickshank, P., & Lawson, A. (2019, June). Build, manage and evaluate: information practices and personal reputations on social media platforms. Paper presented at Conceptions of Library and Information Science 10 (CoLIS10), Ljubjana, Slovenia
Introduction. The broad theme of this paper is the use of information to build, manage and evaluate personal reputations. It reports the findings of a study that considered th...
Pawluczuk, A., Smith, C., Webster, G., & Hall, H. (2018, March). Social impact evaluations of digital youth work: tensions between vision and reality. Paper presented at Transmedia Literacy International Conference, Barcelona, Spain
Purpose: This paper presents empirical research, which explores the ways digital youth workers perceive, and evaluate, the social impact of their work. There is currently a re...
Killick, L., Duff, A. S., Deakin, M. & Hall, H. (2017, June). Undermining our data: implications for trust in the population census. Paper presented at Information: interactions and impact (i3), Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
This paper draws on empirical work conducted as part of a multi-method research study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). It is concerned with public p...
Hall, H. (2017, March). Perspectives, people and projects: social informatics research at Edinburgh Napier University. Paper presented at LETCIC symposium, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Invited presentation. More information can be found on Hazel's website - https://hazelhall.org/2017/03/12/perspectives-people-and-projects-social-informatics-research-at-edinb...
Appleton, L., Hall, H., Duff, A. & Raeside, R. (2015, July). How do public libraries demonstrate their impact upon citizenship development in the UK? : results of a focus group methodology. Paper presented at 11th Northumbria International Conference on Performance Management in Libraries and Information Services, Edinburgh
There is a general acceptance that public libraries contribute to 'community', and at least have the potential to have a very positive impact on civil society. (Varheim, 2007)...
Forrest, E. & Hall, H. (2015, June). Blipfoto: a new return to the beginning of photography. Paper presented at International Visual Sociology Association Annual Conference 2015, Tinos, Greece
'What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end, is to make a beginning . The end is where we start from" TS Eliot, Little Gidding If, on TS Eliot's suggestio...
Arts & Humanities Research Council
This AHRC-funded project aimed to develop a formal UK-wide network of Library and Information Science (LIS) researchers. A key goal of the project was to build capacity and capability in the develop...
The broad mission of the LIS Research Coalition was to facilitate a co-ordinated and strategic approach to LIS research across the UK.
Professor Hazel Hall, Director of the Centre for Social Infor...
Social computing tools for collaboration in work environments.
This study set out to establish the main risks and opportunities of the adoption of social computing tools within organizations for colla...
Royal Academy of Engineering
The role of the intranet in knowledge sharing.
Primary research investigated in depth a single, maturing intranet in a large, distributed organisation. The qualitative approach that was adopted genera...
This PhD is concerned with the role of online information in...
The Association for Information Science and Technology announced Professor Hazel Hall as the winner of the 2019 Clarivate Analytics Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award.
11 July 2019
The Journal of Documentation has recently accepted a journal article by Centre for Social Informatics researchers that considers the long-term value and impact of AHRC network grant funding.
15 February 2018
Professor Hazel Hall has won the SICSA PhD Supervisor of the Year Silver Award 2017
12 January 2018
Professor Isto Huvila of Uppsala University, Sweden visited Scotland in November 2017. As part of his programme he spent some time with colleagues in the Centre for Social Informatics at Edinburgh Nap...
26 November 2017
The Centre for Social Informatics participated at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIST2017) in Washington DC on 30th October 2017.
30 October 2017
The Centre for Social Informatics made a contribution to the the ESRC 'Ways of being in a digital age' project review conference in October 2017.
9 October 2017
The Centre for Social Informatics made a contribution to the European Conference on Information Literacy (ECIL) in St Malo, France, in September 2017.
19 September 2017
The Centre for Social Informatics made a contribution to the European Conference on Knowledge Management 2017 in Barcelona, Spain in September 2017.
7 September 2017
Staff and research students from the Centre for Social Informatics presented nine papers at Information: interactions and impact (i3) in June 2017.
26 June 2017
Professor Hazel Hall was admitted as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh at a ceremony on Monday 15th May.
17 May 2017
Researchers in the Centre for Social Informatics have released findings of the Information Literacy for Democratic Engagement (IL-DEM) project.
19 March 2017
Professor Hazel Hall is the guest of the University of São Paulo, Brazil in the week beginning 13th March 2017.
13 March 2017
Professor Hazel Hall has been appointed Docent of Information Studies at Åbo Akademi University
21 February 2017
Professor Hazel Hall has been appointed Docent in Information Studies within the Faculty of Social Sciences, Business and Economics, Åbo Akademi, Finland.
17 February 2017
Florian Cech of the Vienna University of Technology visited the Centre for Social Informatics on 30th November 2016
5 January 2017
Edinburgh Napier University Merchiston campus
2 May 2018
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Film documents repeal of Denver's anti-gay laws 40 years ago
A documentary being shown tonight at the Sie Film Center will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the repeal of Denver's discriminatory laws that resulted in the entrapment and arrest of hundreds of gay men.
The film, "Gay Revolt at Denver City Council and How It Changed Our World," by Gerald "Jerry" Gerash documents the events of 1973 that brought more than 300 gay and lesbian residents and their allies to Denver City Hall. The residents risked their jobs, housing and safety — to be out publicly and to denounce discrimination. Their efforts led to the repeal of four anti-gay ordinances, a first step toward allowing residents to openly express their sexuality.
The movement that came together to fight for the repeal, the Gay Coalition of Denver, was a catalyst for an active and united community, which continues to work together and with allies to advance relationship recognition and services for vulnerable GLBT residents today, according to a press release issued by Councilwoman Robin Kniech — the first openly gay councilwoman.
Kniech, an at-large councilwoman, presented a proclamation at Monday's City Council meeting recognizing the anniversary.
A limited number of tickets will be released at 6 tonight for the free film at the Sie Film Center, 2510 East Colfax Ave. in Denver. The film will screen at 7:30 and will be preceded by comments from Kniech and Gerash, who is also an attorney and founder of the 1973 Gay Coalition of Denver. A Q&A with Gerash will follow the screening.


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THE 1940s
Trucks join the army
The first half of the 1940s was, of course, dominated by World War II. Volvo's production of vehicles for the private sector fell sharply, but sales of advanced cross country vehicles to the Swedish Army more than made up for the absence of private customers.
The experience of developing cross-country military vehicles would prove to be of great long-term benefit in the design and production of other forms of rough terrain vehicles that would be used in areas such as construction. During the late 1940s, production of old-fashioned pre-war vehicles increased dramatically.
Now put on your helmet and read more about the Volvo trucks of the '40s.


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This is a screen grab from Saturday's Utah-Wyoming game. And while a grown man flippin' the bird is usually funny enough on its own, the thing that truly makes this one special is the back-story.
And for that, we turn to Dan:
Wyoming head coach Joe Glenn told boosters this week that he guaranteed a victory against the Utes. Utah apparently took exception to that claim and while they were up 43-0 in the 3rd quarter, tried to convert an onside kick. The picture is CSTV's camera's capturing Joe Glenn's reaction to the Utah bench.
Guarantees, man ... they'll bite you in the ass every single time. (Guaranteed.)


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Paul Aiken
Another semester is about to begin, and for some students, that might mean stocking up survival staples like ramen and cereal.
Spicing up your food routine can be expensive and time consuming, especially for students with limited resources, but with the help of some online resources, you can incorporate new flavors while sticking to a tight budget.
My Fridge Food
We've all stood in front of our fridge, staring blankly at its contents thinking, "there's nothing to eat here."
This site will prove you wrong. Check the foods you already have. It will spit out a list of recipes you can make with what you have, followed by recipes that would only require one or two extra items.
Now you can use what you have to create new dishes without spending a dime.
All Recipes
Allrecipes.com is a popular site where anyone can submit recipes. But what you might not know is that you can sign up for daily, weekly or seasonal emails, like recipe of the day, 25 days of holiday cookies or recipes on a budget.
Budget Bytes
Budget Bytes is a blog hosted by "Beth M," self-proclaimed food lover and number-cruncher.
Beth blogs new recipes at least once a week, and she includes the overall cost of the dish, the cost per serving and the amount spent on each ingredient. (Her Jan. 5 post included a recipe for quinoa black bean tacos that cost her less than $1 per serving.) Most of her recipes are healthy; all are budget-friendly.
Confessions of a college cook
Confessions of a college cook is a blog written by a college student about her experiences in the kitchen.
While she often includes links to recipes, the author also discloses embarrassing cooking mistakes and food conundrums along with what she learned from those mistakes.
Her honesty will make you feel better about your own cooking skills and her realistic recipes are promising for amateur cooks.
Intern Kitchen
Intern Kitchen is a blog hosted by College Lifestyles, an online magazine for college students. The site's interns provide cooking tips and recipes.
You can find everything from simple rice recipes to turkey soup and homemade hot apple cider, and the minimal ingredients help these recipes fit into any budget.


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The Cameron University Library will present "Walk a Mile in My Redface: The Indian Mascot Controversey in American Schools, Sports Culture and Media," featuring renowned educator and author Cornel Pewewardy on Tuesday, March 25, at 7 p.m. in the CETES Conference Center. Pewewardy, a member of the Comanche Nation of Oklahoma, will examine the reliance of schools and sports cultures on Hollywood's image of Native Americans through the lens of tribal critical race theory in the redress of manufactured Indian mascots. The presentation is open to the public at no charge. This presentation is made possible through the Clodus & Pauline (Chaat) Smith Endowed Lectureship in American Indian Studies.
Pewewardy, Director of Indigenous Nations Studies at Portland State University, teaches students to think critically about U.S. history, tribal sovereignty, identity politics and negative ethnic stereotypes. His efforts were recognized by the National Indian Education Association, which named him its 2009 Teacher of the Year. Earlier this year, he was among the 21 individuals named as the most influential Native American educators in the nation in a study published by the University of Iowa.
Additional honors and awards include the 1999 Big XII Indian Faculty Member of the Year; 1999 Wordcrafter of the Year; 1994 Bush Principals' Leadership Program, University of Minnesota; 1993 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow, FU-IH Institute of International Affairs, University of Minnesota; 1992 National Committee for School Desegregation Award; 1991 National Indian Educator of the Year, National Indian Education Association; and 1988 National Indian Student of the Year also from the National Indian Education Association.
He holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Administration from The Pennsylvania State University and is a co-founder of the National Association for Multicultural Education.
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It's been a busy few days since the latest phase of our campaign to stop deforestation in Indonesia got underway. There are now signs that both Mattel and Lego are preparing to make changes in the way they buy their packaging.
Mattel's latest statement, released on Friday in the US, suggests that the company now recognises it has a deforestation problem. However, it isn't out of the woods yet and the company must provide more details and clear timelines to show that they are serious about dealing with these issues.
Photo: © Greenpeace
Meanwhile, in Denmark, Lego have responded to media enquiries by stating their intentions to move to fully recycled and Forest Stewardship Council™(FSC®) certified packaging sources. This looks like a positive step forwards, but again we are waiting for more details and for information about how they will deal with the issue of Asia Pulp and Paper (APP), the company doing so much damage to Indonesia's rainforests. Disney and Hasbro have, unfortunately, yet to respond to our campaign.
Back in Indonesia, APP have not hesitated to respond to our work, denying there is any problem at all with their operations. In a blog post, 'sustainability director' Aida Greenbury challenged Greenpeace to 'explain its timing for an attack on the Indonesian pulp and paper industry.' Well, we have of course been very clear that this is not an attack on Indonesian industry; this is a campaign to stop rainforest destruction, in which APP plays a major role. But why are we launching the campaign now?
Earlier this year, one of APP's sister companies in the Sinar Mas group, Golden Agri Resources (GAR) announced a new forest conservation policy, stating that they wanted their plantations to have 'no deforestation footprint'. The company provided a number of clear commitments: To protect high conservation areas (through the implementation of independent assessments); to stop further developments on peat; to protect areas of high carbon storage;and, on social issues, to implement the principles of Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) when they develop plantations. (Find out more about FPIC here.)
Around the same time, APP also announced a new 'sustainability roadmap,' although there is very little about it that is sustainable. The roadmap confirms that the company will be reliant on rainforest clearance to feed its mills until at least 2015, makes no commitments to stop plantation development on peat, doesn't include independent high conservation value assessments, is silent on FPIC and makes no mention of protecting areas of high carbon storage.
In the four months since these announcements, APP has taken no further action to stop the clearance of rainforests or peatlands for its pulp and paper mills. That is why we have launched the campaign now.
APP's responses so far have avoided most of the substantive issues, but it has tried to re-assure stakeholders that everything is fine because the company operates legally. APP says it follows the legal guidelines of the Government of Indonesia and has a responsibility 'to adhere strictly with these laws'.
Ironically, the APP press release that said this coincided with a statement from the Indonesian President's Legal Mafia Eradication Taskforce. The taskforce called for a re opening of police investigations into serious illegal logging cases in Sumatra that feature – yes, you've guessed it - a number of Sinar Mas companies connected to APP.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, APP glossed over that one when it responded to our campaign. The company also made no reference to our new investigation that demonstrates, once more, that its suppliers are developing plantations on areas of deep peat; something which is illegal under Indonesian law. See the case study on our evidence website for more details on Kerumutan, one of the areas concerned.
APP are clearly taking very bad PR advice from their agency, Cohn and Wolfe. This is likely to make their current predicament worse, rather than better. As one sustainability expert points out in an open letter to the company, 'your communications strategy is a disaster - a global case study on how to get nearly everything wrong at the same time' He concludes, 'it's time you listened to the clamour for progress that is all around you.' We couldn't agree more.
(Unregistered) LauriM
In APP's case, "pretending to respond" would be more accurate...
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This might be stupid but could we adress the Indonesian government? If APP aren't going to change maybe they would have to if the government told them...
This might be stupid but could we adress the Indonesian government? If APP aren't going to change maybe they would have to if the government told them?
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I´d say depends howmuch money is involved.
(As always)
15 June, 2011 at 9:12
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It's sad how much money means to people.
15 June, 2011 at 14:12
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I am not sure you fully explained the timing of the campaign?
16 June, 2011 at 14:31
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Very efficiently written information. It will be valuable to anybody who uses it, including me. Keep doing what you are doing – i will definite...
Very efficiently written information. It will be valuable to anybody who uses it, including me. Keep doing what you are doing – i will definitely read more posts.
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God help us if we can't stop this from happening.
People, people, people, please, please, please help!
God help us, people.
6 October, 2011 at 13:48
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I want to protect nature. Help me, please !!!!!
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How can humans destroy nature, it beggars belief ! Someone, anyone , help ! You have used the Muslim and have caused terrible bloodshed. You ...
How can humans destroy nature, it beggars belief ! Someone, anyone , help ! You have used the Muslim and have caused terrible bloodshed. You will pay. The British will pay for what they are, you filthy, dirty rapists. You use rape to relagate nations. You will pay for what you have done. You rAPE AND RAPE AND RAPE. i EJACULTATE UPON YOU, YOU FILTHY VERMIN.
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I am living in the Christian way. We must protect nature from harm. This is the Christian way. If it has not been the Christian way , then it will bec...
I am living in the Christian way. We must protect nature from harm. This is the Christian way. If it has not been the Christian way , then it will become the Christian way. I live in a state of servitude to the Lord Jehovah.
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Hi all
I need some help please with Java and arrays.
I have two arrays: customerID and transactionValue (they are pairs so each transaction has a customer ID and a customer may have made several transactions).
The arrays generate random numbers for the customers and associated transaction values.
The number of elements in each array has an int variable called size.
I have successfully written the code that can display the customers and the transaction values, for example:
Customer ID, Transaction Value
2, 45.2
1, 55.2
3, 10.3
3, 20
0, 400.2
4, 100.30
3, 50.5
I need to work out, and display (using loops and if statements, not allowed to create any other arrays or lists): for each customer I need to display the number of transactions that are on the list.
So I am trying now to write code (based on the numbers above) that produces this following output:
Customer: 2, Transactions:1
Customer: 1, Transactions: 1
Customer: 3, Transactions 3
Customer: 0, Transactons: 1
Customer: 4, Transactions: 1
So I thought I could use variable (int for customer ID and double for transaction values) to go through the array and count the number of times that for example customer 0 is represented, when that is done do the loop again and see how many times customer 1 is represented and so on.
My initial thoughts but I may be totally wrong, and clearly I need more code:
I have been struggling for hours so any pointers would be most welcome- thanksint count=0; int thisValue; for (index=0;index<size;index++){ for (thisValue=0;thisValue<size;thisValue++){ if (customerID[index]==thisValue){ count=count++; } } } System.out.println ("The count is= "+count); }


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PHILADELPHIA—The Harvard heavyweight crew swept its fourth straight regatta, downing Navy and host Penn in five races and retaining its hold on the Adams Cup, Saturday morning on the Schuylkill River.
The Crimson (5-0) won all five races it competed in Saturday in a light rain and slightly windy conditions. The varsity eight completed the 2,000-meter course in 5:31.5, its fastest time of the season. Navy was second in 5:35.1, and host Penn was third with a time of 5:47.1.
The varsity win marked Harvard's 12th straight in the Adams Cup series and its 49th in 76 total tries and raised the Crimson's dual win streak to 11. Harvard has now had the winning boat in each of the 17 races it has entered this spring.
Harvard took the second varsity eight by nearly a boat length as the Crimson cruised to the finish in 5:36.3. Navy followed in 5:45.0 and Penn was third in 5:46.2. The Crimson did the same in the third varsity eight and the fourth varsity eight races as well.
In the freshman eight, the Crimson finished 5.8 seconds ahead of the Mids and more than 20 seconds in front of the Quakers. The rookies had the third-fastest time on the day, crossing the finish in 5:39.0.
Varsity Eight
Harvard 5:31.5
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Freshman Eight
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KTM, which returns to MotoGP competition in 2012 to contest the new Moto3 class, has announced the rider lineup for its Red Bull KTM AJO Factory Racing team. The three-rider team combines experience and youth and is to be spearheaded by Sandro Cortese of Germany. Arthur Sissis of Australia and British rider Danny Kent join Cortese in the KTM factory team.
Cortese is coming off a very successful 2011 season in the 125 cc class, which has now been phased out in favor of Moto3. The German rider won two GPs in 2011 and was on the podium on four other occasions for his three second places and one third place to finish the season in a commanding fourth overall. Sissis was a strong contender for the highly competitive Red Bull MotoGP Rookies title in 2011 but in the final race had to concede to eventual winner Lorenzo Baldassarri, who stays one more year in the Rookies Cup. Kent, who finished second in the 2010 edition of the Red Bull Rookies Cup, has already completed his rookie year in the 125 class, finishing a creditable 11th overall.
Pit Beirer, head of KTM Motorsports underlined that once again KTM relies on strong partnerships and key figures in the company's factory teams in what he says is the beginning for a strong commitment to this long term project. KTM counts on a strong partnership with Red Bull and Ajo Motorsport for the main factory team, which will run the 100% made and developed KTM bike, but also with Kalex Engineering, which is producing a parallel concept for the 250 cc single cylinder four-stroke bike to be fielded by other customer teams.
Pit Beirer: "We are very pleased to have a team manager of the high caliber of Aki Ajo in charge of KTM's Moto3 factory team. We can also be proud that someone of the managerial status of Jorge Martinez will be involved with the Kalex- KTM bike for his Moto3 team."
Ajo will have another two riders on the KTM Moto3 factory bike in parallel teams, and in total, including the customer teams running the Kalex-KTM bike there will be nine KTM Moto3 riders on the grid of the competition.
Aki Ajo: "The new season can provide some very exciting races, and naturally as a KTM Factory Team we hope to be right at the front from the start. We have a strong package so our aim is to be at the top of the new class. This is going to be a learning season for everyone but for us this is a long-term project and each year we can gain more. First priority is to establish the operations in the new class during testing, and then to keep things well coordinated and running smoothly. I feel once we get the ball rolling, the results will come."
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British prosecutors said they will charge two former top executives of News Corp.'s U.K. newspaper unit and others with crimes as part of a bribery probe, expanding their criminal prosecution to include journalists at the company's tabloid The Sun. Photo: AP.
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... the the ... British prosecutors said they will charge two former top executive of News Corp's U K newspaper unit ... and others with crimes as part of a bribery probe ... expanding their criminal prosecution include journalists at the company's tablet the sign ... we know we're joined by London Bureau Chief Bruce Orwall Chris good morning ... I ... before you start additional for everyone of course that the Wall Street Journal is also owned by NewsCorp ... de ... Coco was being charged ... here ... what will this is of course an extension of the long running ... police investigation into alleged ... illegal reporting tactics that the company's UK tabloid sell last year you had ... but the trio most notable people are Rebecca Brooks in any Colson who were both top editors and executives ... in the U K newspaper division ... they lasted about earlier were charged with ... in the phone hacking cited the case ... now they're being charged in the ... another aspect of the investigation involves the bribery of public officials and top ... there are a couple of other individuals who are also charge the ... including one ... of ... just continuing ... NewsCorp employee here one former reporter and also a Ministry of Defence official ... who is alleged to have accepted a hundred thousand pounds in bribes from the Sun newspaper ... so and we don't have any sense yet of what ... story ... he was so in some public as the sun editors were are ... effectively paying for business in this bribery case ... we don't get that that the woman who's involved in this is the first is the first time she surfaced out publicly in this as oppose the ... most of the other players who have been arrested or the names of about there before aam ... it's all we know is that the supposedly over period of time ... about a hundred thousand pounds were paid ... that resulted in that what prosecutors only describe as a series of stories in the sun ... okay now ... just it's a context or other news or in a couple news urbanization center known for instance ... to pay for interviews ... for instance but that this is different ... yell off course and in the UK particularly there's a rich tradition of paying ... you know someone who was the lover of the football star something to tell their story about ... but the call a kiss and tell story in the in the UK tabloids ... obviously ... up paying money to a public official ... a police officer of ... Defense official whatever it is to persevere information is something that ... prosecutors say falls in the category of bribery not just about you know ... you know ... paying someone for permission ... what does this mean for a new score ... well it means a couple things first of all this is the first time the criminal charges in for activity involving ... the sign that I have been ... filed by prosecutors ... unlike news of the world the other big paper that was involved in all the slasher which NewsCorp close ... the sun is still open they're a big newspaper in their big part of the company's plans going forward so that's ... problematic as well um ... you know ... it's just going to extend ... shelf life of this whole situation you know I'm a bit further ... the phone hacking Trial involving ... Brooks Paulson and others is scheduled to begin next September which is about a year after ... the charges were all up ... complete the deal completed and filed ... now Uganda house I'll probably another year or more wait until ... the of bribery trial began so ... this is probably headed into twenty fourteen territory ... as a out as the headline for NewsCorp ... okay now you mentioned it briefly can hear you mention of course ... made the phone hacking charges led to the closure of news of the world ... what what could be the fallout for this I mean is anything that drastic in the cards here ... well it's a trick your situation you know that that the company ... is thought to be not considering closing this time I'm ... you know it's a good if it is a bit about the knowledge of a difficult situation given the way that they so quickly responded with news of the world but the sun is a very ... you know it's it's a it's a profitable newspaper ... its profits have helped support ... the Times of London one of the other big papers over here for for the company so ... it is a ... tricky situation for NewsCorp to gather but I don't think they think anybody believes that they are going to ... you know take such drastic action in this case as they did with news of the world ok Bruce Orwall from London thank so much for joining us this morning ...


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No sooner has she gone than a young man sits down and starts a noisy conversation on his phone about how he's "going to get so wasted" tonight. What with the snowballing list of jobs to be done in 2013 and the flatness I'm feeling now Christmas is over, I am in a rage.
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I've already handed him a list of things that annoy me, from cyclists who don't stop at red lights and bus passengers who don't form queues, to charity collectors with clipboards and insincere smiles. Sometimes I could swear they do it just to irritate.
"Your problem," says Fisher, "is that you are taking these things personally. In order not to be angered by them, you have to accept that they aren't directed at you."
Maybe not, but how can anyone be so downright rude as to ignore the person sitting six inches away, in the firing line of their onion breath and feckless phone chat?
"Again, that's a typical trigger for anger," purrs Fisher. "One thing that makes people crosser than anything else is being made to feel insignificant."
So what's the solution? Should I shout abuse at the offenders (which Fisher calls "exploding")? Or perhaps direct a series of snide and sarcastic remarks in their direction ("imploding")?
Neither, it seems. The best thing to do, declares my temper-trainer, is to take a deep breath and walk away. But surely that's taking the milk of human kindness a step too far? He shakes his head.
"This notion of somehow winning and losing isn't very helpful," he says. "Don't sweat the small stuff. If someone's eating food next to you, move away. If someone's got their Walkman on too loud in the train, move to another carriage. And if you can't move, put on some music yourself.
"The secret is to step back and take a look at the big picture. Ask yourself: will it matter in five minutes? If the answer is no, let it go. You'll feel better and live longer."
For the fact is that stress from anger impacts the immune system, starts to break down the body and reduces the lifespan. In the 12 months between May 2011 to 2012, there were 6,400 people admitted to hospital in the UK with stress – a 47 per cent increase on the pre-recession figure for 2007-8.
"There's a lot of anger around," Fisher says. "I don't think it's fully appreciated just how many people get to the office already stressed out by their journey, before the daily grind of work has even begun.
"Very often, it's the anger that we feel with ourselves that we dump on other people. Given that you can't stand in front of the mirror berating yourself, you go and take it out on someone else instead."
He has no shortage of suggestions for how one should manage that anger, from ensuring that the inside of your car is clean and playing relaxing music, to keeping a daily anger diary and resisting the temptation to hit back and hurt.
"It's always better to explain to people how you'd like them to alter their behaviour, rather than just being abusive.
"As for managing someone else's anger, I'd suggest an air ticket to Bombay or Delhi. Live for a few days in the slums there, and you'll soon shut up and appreciate the life you have here."
For information on British Association of Anger Management courses, phone 0345 130 0286 or visit beatinganger.com.


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I revived my new Dell server pre installed with Red Hat Enterprise Linux server v5.2. However, my box boot with a GUI login system ( Gnome ). There is no reason to run X Windows on my dedicated mail and Apache web server. I only need ssh. How do I disable X login and windows without reinstalling the operating system to improve security and performance?


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We need 1 logo, with two text variations of "No Regrets Bakery" AND "No Regrets Cookies" (because we are not yet sure on the final name).
The products are diet cookies that are either fat-free, sugar-free, thus the name No Regrets, as in you won't regret eating them because they healthy
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- Color scheme and style that represents great tasting, fun to eat and healthy snacks (primarily cookies)
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Studying: Modeling
Modeling and its importance
Information about sea ice processes can come from field camps or aircraft and satellites (see Remote Sensing section). However, data from these sources are limited. Sensors cannot account for all characteristics of sea ice anytime and anywhere. Furthermore, the record of sea ice data has a limited history. Satellite observations date back only to the mid-1970s; other observations, such as ship records, may go back as far as the late 19th Century, but they are sparse. Moreover, these data cannot predict the future of sea ice extent.
To fill in the gaps in knowledge about sea ice, scientists use models to simulate sea ice processes. A model is a mathematical representation of a real-world physical process. These models allow scientists to reconstruct historical patterns of sea ice and predict future changes. Due to the complex nature of the models, they are run on computers.
Sea ice models have a more specific focus than General Circulation Models (GCMs), which simulate the climate of the entire world. You may have read about GCMs in the newspaper or a science magazine. They are often used to investigate the effects of global warming caused by increasing carbon dioxide, including the studies used for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (visit the IPCC Web site). Until recently, sea ice has been included in a rudimentary manner in GCMs. Because GCMs have shown that the the polar regions are particularly sensitive to small changes in climate, newer GCMs have improved sea ice models considerably.
Sea ice modeling
Sea ice models provide valuable information on how sea ice evolves and how it will be affected by changing climate.
Numerical sea ice models are primarily used to study the important processes involved in the evolution of sea ice and are used for long-term climate studies. However, models are also used to provide short-term operational forecasts (one to five days) for ocean vessels in sea ice-covered regions, as well as seasonal forecasts (one to three months) to aid in planning. The U.S. Navy, for example, runs an operational sea ice model, the Polar Ice Prediction System (PIPS), to provide short-term forecasts of Arctic sea ice.
The equations in a sea ice model describe the relevant dynamics and thermodynamics that influence the evolution of sea ice. The dynamics equations take into account winds, currents, and other forces that influence sea ice motion. The thermodynamics equations take into account air and ocean temperatures, albedo, and other forces that influence the growth and melt of sea ice.
The evolution of sea ice is influenced by the ocean below and the atmosphere above. These influences are represented in models as boundary conditions, or conditions outside of the model, at the top and bottom of the sea ice. Boundary conditions are more specifically referred to as forcings, because they force the sea ice to change in a certain way, based on influences from the ocean and atmosphere. An example is that air temperatures above freezing cause the sea ice to melt, whereas air temperatures below freezing cause the sea ice to grow.
The processes involved in sea ice evolution are too complex to be exactly described by mathematical equations within models. These equations are approximations that capture only the processes necessary for the model application. Models carry assumptions, and predictions from the models have inherent uncertainties. In theory, a more complex model provides a more realistic simulation. However, the accuracy of the model is limited internally by the model physics, and externally by the boundary conditions, or forcing. As computers become more powerful and sea ice models are improved, simulations from models will have fewer uncertainties.
Sea ice models are often combined with ocean or atmospheric models. These are called coupled models, because rather than specifying the ocean or atmosphere as forcings, the sea ice, ocean, or atmosphere interact with each other and all the components evolve together. Coupled models can include sea ice and ocean, sea ice and atmosphere, or all three.
How sea ice models work
Numerical models represent sea ice in cells. A cell is the smallest discrete area that can be described by the model. Within each cell, there is no variability in space of any of the properties. This property of model cells is similar to an image captured by a digital camera, where each image pixel is only one color. Each cell has a finite area, for example, 10 square kilometers (3.9 square miles) and describes several dynamic and thermodynamic properties, such as thickness, temperature, and velocity. The entire group of cells is referred to as a domain. As the number of grid cells increases in a model domain, so does the spatial resolution. Having a large number of grid cells describes sea ice conditions on smaller scales--tens of kilometers, versus hundreds). However, the cost of storing and computing the model increases substantially.
The properties of each grid cell change as the model is run forward in time, based on the model equations and boundary conditions.
After a model is run, the output is essentially a set of relevant sea ice variables, such as concentration, extent, and thickness, over time at each grid cell. Model outputs can be evaluated using sea ice observations (such as satellites and buoys) to determine how accurate the model is.
The flowchart below illustrates a typical sea ice modeling scenario that takes into account processes such as internal stress, advection (horizontally blowing winds), thermodynamics, and ridging.


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- To help each participant see the value of experimenting and taking risks as a leader
- To foster teamwork and team strategy toward the attainment of team goals
Audience: 25 to 30 participants who are working on risk taking and experimenting
Time Required: 30 to 45 minutes
Materials and Equipment:
- Music of drum beats or actual drumming
- Strips of paper for the ranks/positions created from rank table (copy and cut up)
Area Setup:
A large room, but no chairs and tables are required. A park, beach, or other outdoor setting is an option.
Facilitator Note: The Game of the Generals is an educational "war chessboard game" invented by Sofronio H. Pasola, Jr. in 1970. It is also called "Salpakan" in Filipino, or simply "The Generals."
1. Divide participants into two battalions (teams). Ask each battalion to assign a leader. The leader will assign the ranks/positions to members by providing each team member with a strip of paper with a rank written on it (see below). Each person should keep his or her rank secret. The table allows for 15 group members (note that there are two Three-star General strips and two One-star General strips). Should you opt to involve more than 15 members, you may assign more than one of any rank, such as three Privates and three Spies.
2. Explain that the goal is for each battalion to capture as many war prisoners as it can. As the facilitator (arbiter), determine how many series of "war rounds" will occur. Tell participants the number of rounds and provide the rules:
- No one from the other camp should know the ranks of those in the opposite camp.
- After the first round, the leader should strategize before sending men to the battlefield, based on which ranks were taken prisoner.
- The facilitator (arbiter) will decide how many men should be sent to the battlefield and will state, "Leaders, send X troops to battle." You will select two to four each round.
- Once sent forward, troops who take prisoners may be used again.
- After the first round, tell the leader he or she may confer with the entire team.
- No leader knows the rank/designation of the opposing team members. The facilitator (arbiter) identifies which battalion captures the opponents soldiers to become war prisoners.
- The battalion with the most number of prisoners of war at the end wins.
3. Share this example with the group. (PDF)
- Facilitator (Arbiter) says, "Send four troops to the battlefield!"
- Five-star General of Battalion 1 will be war prisoner of Battalion 2. (The Spy takes the Five-star General.)
- Private of Battalion 1 will be war prisoner of Battalion 2. (The Four-star General takes the Private.)
- One-star General of Battalion 2 will be war prisoner of Battalion 1. (The Three-star General takes the One-star General.)
- 1st Lieutenant of Battalion 2 will be war prisoner of Battalion 1. (The Major takes the 1st Lieutenant.)
- In this case, each battalion was able to capture two prisoners of war.
4. Play the stated number of rounds, identifying how many members should be sent to each battle.
5. Once all rounds have been played, count up the number of prisoners. The team with the most prisoners wins.
6. Debrief the activity by asking these kinds of questions:
- How did each team feel when they were capturing their opponents soldiers? Responses might be similar to these:
- Sense of victory
- Impending celebration
- Strategy is working
- Should not be complacent at any point in time
- How did each team feel when they were losing their men? Responses might be similar to these:
- Starting to lose morale
- Desire to continue to fight and gain the upper hand
- Suggest reviewing strategy
- Not to lose hope
- For the team that won, what was your strategy? Responses might be similar to these:
- They were observant and took notes of the ranks of the opposing soldiers as they were engaged in the battlefield, based on which ranks were captured
- Took the risk in sacrificing some of their men to win the war
- Leader listened to the suggestions of his members
- Team members trusted and cooperated with their leader
- For the team that lost, what could have been done to avoid losing your men? Responses might be similar to these:
- Better strategy
- Risk taking is part of the process of attaining the goal
- Members should be willing to forward suggestions to the leader, and the leader should cultivate an atmosphere of openness
- Learn from the mistakes of the past
- What values did you learn from this activity and why? Responses might be similar to these:
- Taking risks and experimenting is an integral part of leadership
- Goals are achieved through teamwork
- In the real battlefield, suggestions from everyone are most welcome
- You can never experience triumph without sacrifice
- As a leader, how would you relate this to your work? Responses might be similar to these:
- Organizations should keep abreast of current and future trends
- Change is a leaders best friend. It makes the organizations relevant and sustainable
- What's the attitude of people toward change? Draw out thoughts, feelings, and sentiments and lead them into the realization that change is an organizations friend.
The Game of the Generals is excerpted from the recently-published The Leadership Challenge Activities Book, a contributed volume containing over 100 activities designed to engage and ignite your learners. Click here for more information and to purchase a copy.
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Hey, RoboCop, you've got mechanical arms and a gun in your leg. Why'd you have to go and smash a perfectly good arcade game? And it was pretty good. If you couldn't make it out beneath all the broken glass and criminal hair, it's Sly Spy, Data East's 1989 side-scroller that took more than a few liberties with action movie and James Bond likenesses.
Middling action game it my have been, it also featured some amazing pixel art, like a shoot-out in the Lincoln Memorial and an outro that looks like it fell straight out of the latest series of Archer.
You can read more about Sly Spy below.
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To Educate a Girl: Lesson Plan
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The UNGEI film, To Educate a Girl, introduces a pressing worldwide issue: the inequity of access to fair and quality education for girls around the world. To Educate a Girl looks at just a few children, but the issue is present worldwide. This resource includes units, lesson plans and a curriculum guide that accompanies the film; helping educators facilitate thought-provoking and meaningful dialogue and provides activities for students to learn about the disparity in education for boys and girls and take action to eliminate these disparities.


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The Meteor is New Zealand's leading black box theatre. It can be configured in many different ways making it ideal for innovative theatre, dance and concert productions. It also has foyer and exhibition spaces that can be dressed in a myriad of ways, making it ideal for small exhibitions, meetings and business functions.
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NEW YORK - Carnival Cruise Lines prices have taken a dip this spring, according to pricing data, and some industry observers blame headlines about problems on several Carnival ships.
Todd Elliott, owner of Cruise Vacation Outlet, said his agents had seen a drop in price of 20 percent or more for equivalent cruises.
"Rates are far lower than I have seen in a while; for example, the Carnival Dream, seven nights, Eastern Caribbean out of Port Canaveral, May 4 is $299 per person," he said. "Last year a similar Carnival cruise would have been at least $399 or higher."
Elliott added that this "seems to be 100 percent a Carnival Cruise Lines issue and not across all cruise lines."
The drop in fares began after an engine fire on the Carnival Triumph in mid-February. The ship lost power and passengers endured filthy conditions as the Triumph was towed to Mobile, Ala., resurrecting stories of a similar incident from 2010 aboard the Carnival Splendor. A number of sailings on the Triumph were canceled as it undergoes repairs. Since then, cruises were canceled aboard the Carnival Sunshine while it undergoes a makeover; a trip on the Carnival Dream ended early, with passengers flown home from the Caribbean due to a generator failure; and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control's Vessel Sanitation Program gave a failing grade to the Carnival Fascination.
Priceline Cruises data showed Carnival prices down from a year ago for April-June departures, including Alaska trips down 20 percent, Bermuda trips down 18 percent, and Mediterranean itineraries down 21 percent, but spokesman Brian Ek said Carnival fares appeared to be holding up for July on.
Prices for inside cabins on the Carnival Glory's July 21 sailing to Canada are down 40 percent - $479 per person now compared with $799 last December, according to the price predictor at AllThingsCruise.com.
But there are also seasonal factors in lower prices. Stewart Chiron, who covers the industry at Cruiseguy.com, says "sailings this time of the year tend to have booking weakness as spring break ends and families are preparing for fourth quarter of school year."
Asked to comment, Carnival spokeswoman Jennifer de la Cruz acknowledged "there are some really fantastic rates available right now. That being said, the rates are not completely unprecedented. This sort of pricing has been offered tactically in the past" in the pre-summer, post-spring break period.
An April 4 industry research report from Morgan Stanley, the financial services corporation, blamed "recent incidents onboard various Carnival ships" for what travel agents said were "record levels of cancellations and very low bookings from new cruisers. We hadn't seen such a negative report since the Concordia incident." The Costa Concordia partially sank off Italy in 2012, killing 32 people.
Data in the Morgan Stanley report showed Carnival prices down 7 percent in April from a year ago for future sailings, compared with an increase in prices at other lines such as Princess and Celebrity.
"When a major event affects cruise travel, prices will drop to increase volume," said Brad Tolkin, chief executive officer of World Travel Holdings, a large seller of cruises. He added that the price drop had stimulated "a significant increase" in bookings.
Mike Driscoll, editor of Cruise Week, said that "historically, customers are tolerant of problems that happen on ships." But "some agents don't think that the media or late-night comedians will leave Carnival alone anytime soon. This raises the potential of creating prolonged pricing problems" for the Carnival brand.


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Wednesday, July 02, 2014
Exploratory Data Analysis : Caroline Bishop (Woolston) Chew (1826-1879)
Caroline Bishop (Woolston) Chew (1826-1879) was my paternal 3rd-great grandmother. What follows is an exploratory analysis of the biographical data I have discovered about her.
1. Vital Records
Caroline was born February 6, 1826 in Vincentown, Burlington County, New Jersey. The Chew Genealogy gives the date but not the location1.
1.1. Birth Certificate
The State of New Jersey did not require birth certificates at the time of her birth. The State Archives has birth records from 1848.
1.1.1. Birth Notice in Newspaper
If Caroline's birth was recorded in a local newspaper, it has been lost to time.
1.1.2. Bible Record
The family Bible record of her son, Abel, was transcribed in a message board2. That record gives her year of birth as 1824.
1.1.3. Baptismal Record
I have not located any baptismal record for Caroline. The family were members of the Methodist Episcopal church.
1.1.4. Adoption Record
There is no indication that Caroline was adopted.
1.2. Marriage License
Caroline married December 29, 1842 in New Jersey11 (probably Gloucester County) to Ezekiel Cooper Chew. Ezekiel was born January 17, 1822 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. They raised 14 children in New Jersey and Ohio. Ezekiel died August 27, 1888 in St. Joseph County, Indiana3.
1.2.1 Marriage Notice in Newspaper
Will need to search contemporary newspaper accounts to see if their nuptials were mentioned.
1.2.2. Anniversary Notice
Ezekiel and Caroline's 25th wedding anniversary would have been December 29, 1867. Will need to search contemporary newspaper accounts to see if there was any mention of anniversary celebrations.
1.2.3. Divorce Decree
There is no indication that Caroline was ever divorced.
1.3. Death Certificate
Caroline died February 27, 18794 in Rossburg, Darke County, Ohio. I do not yet have a copy of her death certificate. Will add this to my list of "to-do" items for my next research trip.
1.3.1. Obituary in Newspaper
Will need to search contemporary newspaper accounts to see if Caroline's death was mentioned. Will add this to my list of "to-do" items for my next research trip.
1.3.2. Funeral Home Records
Will need to search the local historical society to see if they have copies of the funeral home records to see if I can learn anything more about the arrangements for Caroline. Will add this to my "to-do" items for my next research trip.
1.3.3. Tombstone Photograph
Caroline's tombstone in the Webster Cemetery in Darke County, Ohio has been photographed5. A link to her memorial page at FindAGrave is located here.
2. Census Records
2.1. Federal Census Records
2.1.1. 1870 Federal Census
On July 8, 1870, Caroline was enumerated in the Ezekiel Chew household in Twin Township, Darke County, Ohio6, as Caroline Chew, age 44, born in New Jersey. Her occupation was listed as keeping house.
2.1.2. 1860 Federal Census
On August 2, 1860, Caroline was enumerated in the Ezekiel Chew household in Neave Township, Darke County, Ohio7, as Caroline Chew, age 34, born in New Jersey.
2.1.3. 1850 Federal Census
On September 2, 1850, Caroline was enumerated in the Ezekiel Chew household in Jackson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio8, as Cordelia Chew, age 24, born in New Jersey.
2.1.4. 1840 Federal Census
Caroline is likely the white female, aged 15-19, in the Rachel Woolston household of Northampton, Burlington County, New Jersey. This household fits what I know of their family, as Caroline's father died in 1834.
2.1.5. 1830 Federal Census
Caroline is likely one of the three white females, aged 5-9, in the Abel B. Woolston household of Northampton, Burlington County, New Jersey. This household fits what I know about their family.
2.2. State Census Records
Ohio state census records are not known to exist.
2.3. Agricultural Census Records
I have not yet investigated these types of records to see what light they might shed on the Chew family.
3. Military Records
3.1. Draft Registration
Not applicable, as Caroline was female.
3.2. Pension Records
I am not aware of any military service by either her husband, Ezekiel, or her father, Abel, that would have entitled Caroline to pension benefits.
3.3. Service Records
Not applicable, as Caroline was female.
4. Land Records
4.1. Deed Records
Deed records need to be thoroughly searched in Montgomery and Darke Counties, Ohio to see what records might mention Caroline. Will add this to my list of "to-do" items for my next research trip.
4.2. Plat map / county map
Plat maps in Montgomery and Darke Counties, Ohio will need to be searched to see what light they can shed on my search for the Chew family.
5. Supplemental Records
Supplemental records available for research on Caroline include city/county directories, court records and will and probate records. Will add these to my list of "to-do" items for my next research trip.
1. Chew, Robert L., "Genealogy of the Chew Family", Gloucester County (NJ) Historical Society, Woodbury, NJ, 1982, p. 261.
2. Chew Family History & Message Board / Re : Abel Woolston Chew Bible, Ancestry.com online [http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.chew/18.104.22.168.80/mb.ashx], accessed 19 November 2010.
3. South Bend, Indiana Weekly Tribune, September 1, 1888, Obituary of Mr. Chew.
4. Milton T. Jay, History of Jay County, Indiana: including its World War Record and Incorporating the Montgomery History (Indianapolis, Indiana, USA: Historical Publishing Company, 1922), page 196.
5. FindAGrave Inc., FindAGrave (www.findagrave.com : accessed 4 June 2014), Caroline Chew tombstone.
6. Ezekiel Chew household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, New Madison, Twin Township, Darke County, Ohio, dwelling 128, family 127; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1194.
7. Ezekiel Chew household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Neave Township, Darke County, Ohio,dwelling 116, family 1128, page 164.
8. Ezekiel Chew household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Jackson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio, dwelling 901, family 901; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 714.
This post was developed as part of the series relating to Building My 2011 Research Template, an attempt to systematically document and source the details of my ancestors' lives. Comments regarding this template and the conclusions drawn in this article are welcomed.
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Screen Measurement Pack (Screen Calipers, Screen Protractor and Screen Compass) was mentioned in his first post almost a year ago. I for one would sure like to see this bundle offered at Bits du Jour again! -Curt (February 01, 2008, 08:16 AM)
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