text: Kaare Olsen <email@example.com> wrote: > MJ Ray <email@example.com> wrote: > > I'll prepare a patch closing as many of the obvious ones as I can, > > if a debian-www writer tells me that they'll upload it (as I'm not > > in webwml yet). > Go ahead, I'll upload the updated list if no one else does it. My suggested patch is http://people.debian.org/~mjr/Mirrors.masterlist.patch and I believe it fixes the following bugs, mostly by removing mirrors from the listing or editing as suggested. Listed in roughly the order they appear in the file: #277950: debian-installer: www.mirror.ac.uk broken or too unreliable ? Reported by: Tim Day <email@example.com>; Tags: d-i, patch; 222 days old. #256364: debian.nettuno.it has corrupted xfce4-panel deb Reported by: dallachiesa michele <email@example.com>; 341 days old. #229115: mirrors: devolus.org mirror is bad Reported by: Donggyoo Lee <firstname.lastname@example.com>; 1 year and 131 days old. #205627: Several Canadian mirrors are bad Reported by: Tom Goulet <email@example.com>; 1 year and 291 days old. #275652: ftp.dk.debian.org is unreachable and has been for a while. Reported by: Povl Ole Haarlev Olsen <firstname.lastname@example.com>; 236 days old. #263370: mirrors: mirror mirrors.sec.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de is out of date Reported by: Martin Zobel-Helas <firstname.lastname@example.com>; 302 days old. and the unreportbug'd changes from Marco d'Itri and a partial fix of: #147860: mirrors: Mirror audit shows many have problems and should be dropped from list Reported by: "Chris Tillman" <firstname.lastname@example.com>; 3 years and 11 days old. I hope that you enjoy reviewing this patch more than I did writing it! -- MJ Ray (slef), K. Lynn, England, email see http://mjr.towers.org.uk/ http://people.debian.org/~mjr/


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Broadcast from the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, the ceremony, hosted by Glee actress Jane Lynch, began with a small clip that glorified television.
The winner of the evening was once again the series Mad Men, nominated for the fourth consecutive year for Best Drama Series.
Created by Matthew Weiner, the series takes place in the world of advertising in 1960s New York.
On top of the winner list there was also the series Modern Family that went home with four awards for Best Supporting Comedy Actress, Best Supporting Comedy Actor, Best Writing for a Comedy and Best Direction for a Comedy Series.
Julie Bowen and Ty Burrell, who play husband and wife on the series, won best supporting actors for a comedy series.
"Oh, my God, I don't know what I'm going to talk about in therapy next week," said Bowen. "I won something."
Julianna Margulies and Kyle Chandler won the statuettes for Best Actress and Best Actor in a Drama Series.
This is the second time Margulies is rewarded with an Emmy. In 1995, she won the award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role in ER.
Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese additionally took an Emmy for directing.
HBO's drama series Boardwalk Empire took an Emmy for directing by Martin Scorsese.
One of the surprises of the evening was Charlie Sheen's appearance on stage to introduce the winner for best comedy actor.
"I want to take a moment to get something off my chest, to say a few words to everyone here from Two and a Half Men," he said in apologetically. "From the bottom of my heart, I wish you nothing but the best for this upcoming season. We spent eight wonderful years together and I know you will continue to make great television."
As Jim Parsons came up to collect his Emmy for his work on The Big Bang Theory, which is also run by Two and a Half Men's producer Chuck Lorre, he quipped, "This is odd for so many reasons."
Ashton Kutcher, Sheen's successor in the series, appeared later in the evening, accompanied by his Two and a Half Men co-star Jon Cryer, whom Sheen had called a "troll" some time ago. Kutcher jokingly said, "I am not Charlie Sheen. Jon, I want to tell you something. I do not think that you are a troll."

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so i tried this sleeping aid it looks like a container of one of the 5 hour shots its mostlywater and chamomilev lemon juice and melatonin and dosent have and age group for its doseage .. what r ur thoughts about giving it to a 2 and 3 year old... obviously its be a 1/4 of what i would use on my selfAnswer Question
Asked by Dani3lla at 10:04 PM on Feb. 22, 2013 in Toddlers (1-2)Level 17 (3,323 Credits)
Answer by butterflyblue19 at 10:06 PM on Feb. 22, 2013
Why would you even consider giving your child something like that without discussing it with their doctor? Although, melatonin is naturally produced in the body, it can cause some crazy dreams/nightmares in young children. Please talk with your child's doctor about appropriate ways for your child to get better sleep.
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Fired Ferguson official insists she's not racist — she just thinks racist jokes are hilarious
A former court clerk in Ferguson, Missouri, defended the racist messages that got her fired.
Mary Ann Twitty was fired in early March after a Department of Justice report showed that she had shared racist emails with two police officers, Capt. Rick Henke and Sgt. William Mudd, who each resigned.
One message forwarded by Twitty in April 2011 showed former President Ronald Reagan feeding a baby monkey, along with the caption: "Rare photo of Ronald Reagan babysitting Barack Obama in early 1962."
Another email she forwarded to the two officers was a viral story titled, "Leroy's last child support payment," littered with crude stereotypes about black grammar and family life.
"Sure, they look racist," Twitty admitted to KTVI-TV. "Even when I looked at them, I was thinking, 'God, that is racist' – but they were jokes. I meant no harm to anyone, to anybody or whoever sent them to me – I don't even know – and who I sent them out, the police officers, you know. They went out to more than two people, I'm sure of it. No, I didn't send them out because I'm racist, because I'm not."
Twitty said she shared the emails simply because she thought they were funny.
"Humor-wise, yes — not because it was racist or biased, no — just funny joke-wise," Twitty said. "I feel bad because that's not — I don't want people to look at me and say, 'She sent those racist jokes out because she's racist or biased.' I am not."
Twitty argued that she hired two black candidates earlier this year to work for her on the city court.
"They were more qualified for the job that the four white girls," she said. "I just want to run my court, and I ran it good."
The former city employee said she believes she was treated unfairly, saying that she didn't do anything different than what other government workers did in Ferguson.
"It took me awhile to get over the feeling of being raped and being thrown under that bus," Twitty said. "I'm human, I meant nothing bad by it."
The DOJ report accused Twitty, the court clerk for 19 years, of establishing an unfair revenue scheme through punitive fines that were enforced by the city's police department.
"That's not true," Twitty claimed. "I set no fines, I just abided by them."
She believes she was a "sacrificial lamb" in the fallout from the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown and the resulting months of protests.
"They ruined my life for the sake of what was going on in Ferguson," Twitty said. "I think it's sickening."
Twitty said she was upset that her reputation had been damaged in the wake of the DOJ report and her subsequent firing.
"Don't look at me like I'm a bad person," she said. "I'm not, and a lot of people know that I'm not."
Watch the interview posted online by KTVI-TV:


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Xceleration Media™ Chooses FastLane Metalworx to Create Editor's Choice Awards
Memphis, TN – Xceleration Media Group® (XM) announced that FastLane Metalworx will once again make all its awards for the 2017 car show season, including its coveted Editor's Choice award. The Editor's Choice award is given out at select events throughout the year, including the Street Machine Nationals in Du Quoin, Illinois, and St. Paul, Minnesota.
FastLane Metalworx is a veteran-owned business that makes one-off custom CNC-machined steel works of art at its Lacey Springs, Alabama, shop. Using 12-gauge cold roll steel, owner Mark Kennemer and his team can create just about any type of sign or wall hanging. The XM Editor's Choice Awards are two-dimensional wall hangings utilizing layered pieces of steel, along with paint and clear coat, to create an almost three-dimensional effect. FastLane Metalworx has created an award for each of the three XM street titles: Gearheads4Life, Street Rod Life, and Power and Performance News that match the logo for each and include the words "Editor's Choice" underneath.
"FastLane Metalworx has been with us since the beginning, and I'm so glad we are continuing our growth together," XM Operations Director Shawn Brereton said. "Mark and his group knock it out of the park on every award they cut. Each one is a little bit different due to the paint and treatment to the metal. These awards have become very prestigious to receive. They are not cheap, quick to make, or very lightweight, so we are very select about where and when we give them, and I think that adds to the exclusivity of receiving one."
Kennemer was glad to continue the relationship as well.
"We've been cutting the XM awards for three years now," he said. "In that time, we have outgrown our original building and have added other offerings such as laser engraving and powder coating. We used the XM awards as examples of what we could do for other companies. We love seeing the pictures and getting the news of how much the recipients enjoy receiving them. I think I speak for both XM and FastLane when I say it is an honor to be able to give someone a handcrafted piece of art as recognition for all of the hard work and dedication they put into building their car."
Xceleration Media™ editors attend hundreds of events each year, so make sure you check StreetRodLife.com, PPNDigital.com, and Gearheads4Life.com to see where they will be next. You never know; you could be the next person to receive the coveted "Editor's Choice" award.
About FastLane Metalworx
FastLane Metalworx is a veteran-owned small business making custom CNC-machined metal art, signs, and logos. Located in Lacey Springs, Alabama, owner Mark Kennemer is a graphic designer who can design, cut, and paint/powder coat anything on metal and Xceleration Media™ is an automotive focused, multi-channel relationship marketing company at the forefront of today's changing media landscape. With properties in five major automotive/motorsports segments, Xceleration Media™ uses a variety of innovative delivery channels to ensure its hard-hitting technical content reaches high-value enthusiasts, racers and hobbyists. Also visit us online at xcelerationmedia.com or on YouTube at youtube.com/xcelerationmedia.


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Cleveland Cavaliers 2010-11 Season Review: Ryan Hollins, "Project Nim"August 4, 2011
Writer's Note: This is part nine of a 15-part series where I review the 2010-11 season of each of the Cavaliers players. Each player will be titled with one of this summer's movies for a little added fun. I couldn't think of any better order to do this so I'm going alphabetically. Today: Ryan Hollins. Up Next: Antawn Jamison
How do you start a piece on Ryan Hollins?
I found one site breaking down Hollins' game that described him as being very athletic and tall (duh), but that he "lacks basketball skills." Another awesome tid-bit from that same site is that his favorite shot is the "putback dunk."
Can I just end with that? Seriously? Would anyone really care?
How are you an NBA basketball player getting payed millions of dollars and yet you "lack basketball skills?"
I'll tell you why. It's because of the "duh" factor that I mentioned above...he's seven feet tall. And as the saying goes, "You can't teach being tall."
There will always be a place in the NBA for athletic seven footers no matter how poor their skills are.
I'm going to spare you all the crappy stats. Safe to say, he isn't our best player.
I did find out one positive fact in my research, though. He really improved his production in the month of March with increased minutes, actually averaging 10 points and four rebounds per game.
Don't let that fool you, though. Hollins has no long-term future on the the Cleveland Cavaliers.
He will probably stick with the team next year as a back-up center. but Semih Erden will push him for minutes to back-up Anderson Varejao. (I can't believe I actually wrote that last sentence. As if it matters who the second string center is. And the thought of Erden actually pushing anything or anybody in a literal or figurative sense is almost laughable.)
When I was going through my process of scanning the upcoming movies on IMDB.com I came across a documentary titled "Project Nim."
The synopsis of the film is as follows: "Tells the story of a chimpanzee taken from its mother at birth and raised like a human child by a family in a brownstone on the upper West Side in the 1970s."
To me this just screamed Ryan Hollins' name.
Before you all call me a racist or whatever else, I'm not insinuating that Hollins looks, acts, or has the intelligence of a monkey. So back off with those comments.
"Project Nim" is basically about taking an animal that bears similar resemblance to a human and trying to fit it into human life, where it didn't belong. (This all took place in the 1970's. Shocking...I know.)
That's what Ryan Hollins is. He looks like he should be a basketball player. He's athletic and really tall.
Except that he doesn't have the requisite skills to be an NBA player. He just doesn't belong.
But for as long as we have science, there will be scientists who try to make monkeys into humans.
And as long as we have the NBA there will be GM's who try make tall athletes into basketball players.
You can follow me on Twitter @ClevelandFlack.
If you missed any of the previous reviews you can follow the links here: Baron Davis, Semih Erden, Christian Eyenga, Alonzo Gee, Daniel Gibson, Joey Graham, Luke Harangody, Omri Casspi, Manny Harris


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Reviewed By Ryan D (CLOVER, SC) Reviewed for a 2015 Toyota Tacoma —4/5/2016 10:20 AM
After going through several cheap compressors from big box stores and discount stores that took forever to top off a tire, I decided to invest in this one. It is awesome. Plenty of power for my needs and comes with a storage bag to keep it neatly behind the backseat of my truck. Very happy so far!


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Trance In Motion Vol.89 (2011)
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04.Solo feat. Tiff Lacey present Seagate - Remain In The Light
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08.3rd Planet - Freedom (Original Mix)
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The Sorensen Family Home Page:Index of Individuals
The SorensenFamily Home Page:
Index of Individuals
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AbateAbate, Frank(b. May 6, 1905, d. November 30, 1990)
AdeleAdele(b. July 29, 1920, d. April 12, 1993)
AdelmanAdelman, Irmtraut "Tati" Nelly
Adelman, Lisa
Adelman, Rudolf(d. date unknown)
Adelman, Rudolf,Jr.(b. January 30, 1920, d. 1997)
Adelman, Susanne
Adelman, Walter
AlbaneseAlbanese, Domenick
AlbrightAlbright, Teresa Marie
AlexanderAlexander, Hunter
Alexander, Zackery
AllenAllen, George(d. date unknown)
Allen, Lillian E.(d. date unknown)
ArgondizzaArgondizza, Annette
Argondizza, Carmela Theresea
Argondizza, Gaetano Michael(b. January 7, 1905, d. November 1963)
Argondizza, George
Argondizza, George Lucien(b. March 13, 1934, d. April 13, 1968)
Argondizza, Gregory
Argondizza, Linda
Argondizza, Louis H(b. August 31, 1932, d. September 15, 1998)
Argondizza, Peter
Argondizza, Roger
Argondizza, Serafina
Argondizza, Susan Theresa
Argondizza, Thomas Gregory(b. March 13, 1947, d. Aft. 1998)
Argondizza, Thomas Gregory,Jr.
Argondizza, unknown 1
Argondizza, unknown 2
AtilesAtiles, Christine Ann
Atiles, Wilfredo(b. 1945, d. May 16, 1995)
AumellAumell, Adrienne
Aumell, Adrienne
Aumell, Anthony
Aumell, Anthony
Aumell, Joel
Aumell, Joel
BabetteBabette, Betty(d. date unknown)
BaderBader, Elvira Dorothy(b. December 4, 1910, d. July 25, 1975)
BarkonauskasBarkonauskas, Josephine(b. 1880, d. 1927)
BattagliaBattaglia, Karen
BauerBauer, George(d. date unknown)
BenhamBenham, Wintje(d. date unknown)
BeshaiBeshai, Christopher Robert
Beshai, Nicole Marie
Beshai, Peter
BestBest, Laura(b. January 10, 1885, d. May 2, 1960)
Best, William(d. date unknown)
BeyerBeyer, Robert
Beyer, Roberta
BilliouBilliou, Maria(d. date unknown)
BlackBlack, Susan
BlakeBlake, Elizabeth(b. 1827, d. date unknown)
BlauthBlauth, June
BloodBlood, ?
Blood, ?
Blood, ?
Blood, Jeffery C.
Blood, Kristen
BodineBodine, Mary Ann(d. date unknown)
BolanBolan, Charles(d. date unknown)
BoylanBoylan, Christopher Francis
Boylan, Jeffrey John
Boylan, Kelly Marie
Boylan, Meredith Leigh
Boylan, Michael Joseph
Boylan, Theresa Nicole
Boylan, William(b. January 6, 1946, d. April 6, 1947)
Boylan, William
BradyBrady, Auntie(d. date unknown)
BraistedBraisted, Margaret Marie "Peg "
Braisted, Walter
BramhallBramhall, Louise E(b. December 11, 1901, d. June 1979)
BrennanBrennan, Gertrude(b. October 16, 1899, d. September 1971)
Brennan, Hazel(b. Aft. 1900, d. date unknown)
Brennan, Helena(b. March 25, 1883, d. July 1974)
Brennan, John(b. 1829, d. 1872)
Brennan, Marjorie(b. September 9, 1897, d. September 1978)
Brennan, Marjorie
Brennan, Theresa "Tess"(b. October 25, 1889, d. 1983)
Brennan, William(b. May 1859, d. Bef. 1942)
BroganBrogan, Carrie Louise(b. November 21, 1903, d. October 25, 1981)
Brogan, Elleanor
Brogan, George Edward(b. August 1908, d. May 31, 1959)
Brogan, Kathleen(b. August 31, 1906, d. April 2, 1987)
Brogan, Mary(b. February 2, 1923, d. July 23, 1995)
Brogan, Terrence(b. June 20, 1912, d. October 2, 1972)
Brogan, William
Brogan, William Frederick Charles(b. November 9, 1879, d. October 2, 1967)
BrognaBrogna, Christopher
Brogna, Roseann Theresa
Brogna, Theresa
Brogna, Vincent(d. Bef. 1998)
BrowerBrower, Frederick C.
Brower, Patricia
Brower, Robert Jeffery
Brower, Ryan Mitchell
BrownBrown, Ruth
Brown, Thomas,Jr.
Brown, Thomas,Sr.(d. date unknown)
BrowneBrowne, Mary Agnes" Molly "(b. November 23, 1885, d. December 30, 1965)
Browne, Thomas(d. date unknown)
BrueckelBrueckel, Adolf
Brueckel, Ursula
BruscoBrusco, David
Brusco, Frank
Brusco, Frank
Brusco, Michael
Brusco, Nicholas
BuebleBueble, Bernd
Bueble, Manfred
BujaBuja, Alexander(b. 1871, d. 1929)
Buja, Anna
Buja, Casimir(d. date unknown)
Buja, Emily
Buja, Genevieve
Buja, Helen
Buja, Helen Madeline
Buja, John(d. date unknown)
Buja, Kaatherine
Buja, Mary(b. 1904, d. 1990)
Buja, Nellie
BuntingBunting, Andrew Paterson(b. November 8, 1909, d. April 3, 1994)
Bunting, Elizabeth "Beth" Velvet
Bunting, Ruth Sorensen
BurkeBurke, Joanne
BusfieldBusfield, Manning(d. date unknown)
Busfield, Thomas
BushBush, Jane(d. date unknown)
Bush, Mary(d. date unknown)
ButlerButler, Henry(d. date unknown)
Butler, Joan
C.C., Sarah(d. date unknown)
CallahanCallahan, Eugene(d. date unknown)
Callahan, Russel
CaseyCasey, Dennis(d. date unknown)
Casey, Ellen(b. 1896, d. 1960)
Casey, Mary(b. June 1862, d. Aft. 1943)
Casey, Maureen
CaspariCaspari, Barbara
Caspari, Ernest
Caspari, Linda
Caspari, Richard
Caspari, Robert(b. September 10, 1931, d. 1984)
Caspari, Robert M(b. May 21, 1900, d. February 1975)
Caspari, Stephan
CastelluccioCastelluccio, Toni
CastroCastro, Christine June
Castro, Dina Marie
Castro, Frank(b. 1930, d. June 6, 1995)
Castro, John
Castro, Nancy Ellen(b. April 28, 1960, d. January 1, 1962)
CatherineCatherine(b. 1814, d. date unknown)
CerenaCerena, Debra
ChanceChance, Paul F
ChessonChesson, Sandra
Chesson, Sterling(d. date unknown)
ChristiansenChristiansen, Carl
Christiansen, Carol-Jean
Christiansen, Mary-Jane
Christiansen, Olav(b. 1891, d. December 9, 1946)
CocozzielloCocozziello, Andrew
Cocozziello, Anthony
Cocozziello, Jack(b. 1922, d. 1963)
Cocozziello, Matthew
Cocozziello, Vincent
CoffeeyCoffeey(d. date unknown)
CohnCohn, Arthur
Cohn, Diane
Cohn, Estelle
Cohn, Louise
Cohn, Sally
ColeCole, Virginia
CoopeyCoopey, Christopher
Coopey, Cynthia
Coopey, David
Coopey, Francis(b. January 16, 1916, d. March 1971)
Coopey, Gerard Francis(b. September 5, 1950, d. March 12, 1997)
Coopey, Jane Elise
Coopey, Lara Faith
Coopey, Patricia(b. August 7, 1940, d. October 23, 1996)
CorriganCorrigan, Katherine(b. 1835, d. 1918)
CorsonCorson, Ellen "Rebecca"(b. 1805, d. October 30, 1837)
CoschiganoCoschigano, Frank
CrayCray, Elaine
CrokerCroker, Frederick(d. date unknown)
Croker, Helen
Croker, Ruth "Tootsie"
CrookCrook, Christopher
CrosbyCrosby, Candy
Crosby, Richard
Crosby, Richard "Ricky"
CrowleyCrowley, Ellen(b. May 30, 1894, d. date unknown)
CunninghamCunningham, Brian
Cunningham, Francis Patrick
Cunningham, Frank(b. June 2, 1920, d. October 10, 1951)
Cunningham, Jennifer Lynn
Cunningham, John,Jr.(d. date unknown)
Cunningham, Kathleen
Cunningham, Laura
Cunningham, Rebecca Ann
Cunningham, Robert Michael
CzarnickCzarnick, Mary
DahlDahl, Laurie Lynn
Dahl, Richard(b. February 9, 1939, d. February 10, 1978)
Dahl, Sandra Lee
DamDam, Barbara(d. date unknown)
daughterdaughter, unknown
DavernDavern, Josephine
Davern, Patrick(b. February 1, 1892, d. date unknown)
Davern, Patrick,Jr.
DavisDavis, Barbara
DawsonDawson, Harpol
De La PenaDe La Pena, Carolyn
DeadyDeady, Brittney
Deady, Kevin
Deady, Megan
Deady, Sheilagh
Deady, Thomas
DeAllessioDeAllessio, John
DebrorahDebrorah(d. date unknown)
DeCampDeCamp, Marytje(d. date unknown)
DeckerDecker, Catharine(d. date unknown)
Decker, Elixabeth Jane(d. date unknown)
Decker, Elizabeth Ann(d. date unknown)
Decker, Mary(d. date unknown)
DeGennaroDeGennaro, Louise
DeHartDeHart, John(d. date unknown)
DelaurentisDelaurentis, Giuseppina(b. February 24, 1881, d. July 31, 1967)
DenkerDenker, Anna Louise(b. March 15, 1891, d. June 18, 1953)
Denker, Anne Marie(b. November 14, 1875, d. January 17, 1944)
Denker, Christian(d. date unknown)
Denker, Diedrick(b. August 12, 1860, d. November 20, 1915)
Denker, Elizabeth(b. July 15, 1884, d. March 17, 1966)
Denker, Frederick George(b. October 8, 1842, d. July 21, 1917)
Denker, Frederick George,Jr.(b. January 21, 1879, d. 1929)
Denker, Helena(b. 1843, d. November 12, 1905)
Denker, Johanna(b. January 23, 1887, d. August 3, 1965)
Denker, John Frederick(b. March 29, 1889, d. January 23, 1971)
Denker, John Frederick,Jr.(b. 1856, d. 1933)
Denker, John Fredick,Sr.(b. September 2, 1820, d. January 27, 1889)
Denker, Michael(b. July 14, 1877, d. 1947)
Denker, Sophia Margaret(b. September 1, 1881, d. August 29, 1972)
Denker, William(b. July 29, 1851, d. February 26, 1886)
Denker, William Herman(b. January 14, 1873, d. July 2, 1951)
DiGeralamoDiGeralamo, Kathrine
DodrillDodrill, Anne Marie
Dodrill, Brian
Dodrill, Henry,Jr.
Dodrill, Henry,Sr.
Dodrill, Kevin
DonatoDonato, Cheryle
Donato, Thomas
DonohoeDonohoe, John
DonstoDonsto, Joel
DottererDotterer, Sophie(b. May 11, 1840, d. January 17, 1905)
DouseDouse, Mary
Douse, Pauline Hazel
Douse, Peter
DriscollDriscoll, Ellen Veronica
Driscoll, George
Driscoll, George Francis(b. September 5, 1898, d. May 1978)
Driscoll, Melba
DubuqueDubuque, Anna(d. date unknown)
Dubuque, Charles(d. date unknown)
Dubuque, Marsha
DudekDudek, Addison James
Dudek, Kelly Marie
Dudek, Kenneth Charles "Casey"
EcclesEccles, Jane
EmanuelleEmanuelle, Margaret
ErnstErnst, Ethel
FahyFahy, Mary(d. date unknown)
FalknerFalkner, Charles
FerrariFerrari, Elaine Patricia
Ferrari, Josephine
Ferrari, Philip
FerryFerry, Brian Christopher
Ferry, Edna May(b. October 31, 1942, d. February 1943)
Ferry, Elizabeth Ann
Ferry, James Edward
Ferry, John Henry(b. October 29, 1915, d. November 30, 1988)
Ferry, John Henry III
Ferry, John Henry,Jr.
Ferry, June Edith
Ferry, Margaret "Peggy"
Ferry, Paul Michael
Ferry, Thomas James
FigueroaFigueroa, Maria Anna
FlatmanFlatman, Edward Shearan(d. date unknown)
Flatman, Mary Ann(d. date unknown)
FleckensteinFleckenstein, Dorothy
ForsythForsyth, Ann
Forsyth, Elizabeth
Forsyth, George(b. February 5, 1902, d. April 1978)
Forsyth, Irene M.(b. 1923, d. January 30, 1995)
Forsyth, Joan
Forsyth, Mary "Debby"
Forsyth, Rita
Forsyth, Rita
Forsyth, Robert
FranzFranz, Martha Elizabeth Augusta Louisa(b. October 1866, d. 1945)
FrettaFretta, Christopher Matthew
Fretta, Michaele Nicole
Fretta, Ralph
FurlaniFurlani, Andrew Richard
Furlani, Christine(b. October 30, 1911, d. August 17, 1992)
Furlani, Craig Michael
Furlani, Elizabeth Christine
Furlani, Frank
Furlani, Frank
Furlani, Gerald Andrew
GallupGallup, Virginia
GangemiGangemi, Andrew Thomas
Gangemi, Angelica Christine
Gangemi, Anne Marie
Gangemi, Christopher Robert
Gangemi, Daniel
Gangemi, Edward
Gangemi, James
Gangemi, John Paul
Gangemi, Joseph James
Gangemi, Kimberly Anne
Gangemi, Mary
Gangemi, Monica
Gangemi, Paul
Gangemi, Paul F.
Gangemi, Paul James
Gangemi, Philip(b. March 30, 1879, d. December 25, 1964)
Gangemi, Philip
Gangemi, Stephanie A.
Gangemi, Teresa
Gangemi, Thomas J.
Gangemi, Tiffany Anne
Gangemi, Victoria L.
Gangemi, Vincent Philip
Gangemi.Jr.Gangemi.Jr., Joseph James
GardenerGardener, Thomas(d. date unknown)
GermanGerman, Sarah(b. 1846, d. date unknown)
GilmoreGilmore, Katherine(b. November 9, 1880, d. date unknown)
GrafGraf, Annette
GrannisGrannis, Arthur
Grannis, Debbie
Grannis, Michael
Grannis, William
GreenGreen, Anthony(d. date unknown)
Green, Charles(d. date unknown)
Green, Frank(b. Aft. 1879, d. date unknown)
Green, Josephine(b. 1880, d. February 13, 1949)
Green, Maurine(d. date unknown)
HackerHacker, Carol Marie
Hacker, Edward(d. date unknown)
Hacker, Edward John
Hacker, Eugene Paul(b. September 11, 1908, d. July 30, 1975)
Hacker, Eugene Paul "Gene",Jr
Hacker, Eugene Paul,lll
Hacker, Geraldine Ann "Gerry"
Hacker, Kimberly Grace
HagenHagen, Catherine
Hagen, Christopher
Hagen, Clifford
Hagen, Peter
HaggermanHaggerman, Raymond
HahnHahn, Amber Lynn
Hahn, Brian
Hahn, Brianna
HalburdHalburd, Benjamin(d. date unknown)
HallanHallan, Flora Jean
HamerHamer(d. date unknown)
Hamer, Christopher(b. Aft. 1887, d. date unknown)
Hamer, Elizabeth(b. Aft. 1881, d. date unknown)
Hamer, Hager(b. 1886, d. November 1, 1962)
Hamer, Lenna(d. date unknown)
Hamer, Mary A(d. date unknown)
Hamer, Rhoda(b. April 7, 1872, d. January 8, 1958)
Hamer, Sarah(b. 1874, d. date unknown)
Hamer, Thomas(b. Aft. 1882, d. date unknown)
Hamer, William(b. 1844, d. 1914)
Hamer, William,Jr(b. 1877, d. 1917)
HammertonHammerton, Patricia A.
HannanHannan, Alexis J.,Sr(b. May 21, 1897, d. October 1966)
Hannan, Alexis Joseph III
Hannan, Alexis Joseph,Jr(b. June 7, 1922, d. January 4, 1990)
Hannan, Andrew Edward
Hannan, Irene Regina
Hannan, John Stephen
Hannan, Joyce
Hannan, Kathyrn Elizabeth
Hannan, Lawrence James
Hannan, Leslie
Hannan, Marian Anne
Hannan, Sharon Marie
Hannan, Victoria
HardcastleHardcastle, Jack
HarrisHarris, David James(d. date unknown)
Harris, David James "Sonny" III
Harris, Ethel
Harris, Harold
Harris, Harold "Bubsy"
Harris, Helena
Harris, Kathryn Lilly
Harris, Margery
Harris, Marie "sister"
Harris, Mark David
Harris, Robert
Harris, William
HarrisonHarrison, Victor
HartnettHartnett, Helena(b. Bef. 1868, d. July 20, 1939)
HeinonenHeinonen, Juha
HeionenHeionen, Sanelma
HemmesHemmes, Nancy
HicksHicks, Albert
Hicks, Beatrice
Hicks, Olive
Hicks, Walter(d. date unknown)
HillHill, Elsie
Hill, Louisa(b. Abt. 1847, d. date unknown)
Hill, Richard(d. date unknown)
HoffmanHoffman, ?
Hoffman, James
Hoffman, Mary Regina
Hoffman, Shaun Adam
HouckHouck, Patrick
JaegerJaeger, Joseph
JaneJane(d. date unknown)
JekielekJekielek, Deborah
Jekielek, Edward(b. October 10, 1916, d. August 19, 1991)
Jekielek, Edward
Jekielek, Frank(d. 1959)
Jekielek, John
Jekielek, Joshua
Jekielek, Kristin Anna
Jekielek, Olivia Grace
Jekielek, Paul Linus
Jekielek, Roslyn
Jekielek, Sydney Helen
Jekielek, Victoria Elizabeth
Jekielek, Walter
Jekielek, William
JennieJennie(d. date unknown)
JohnsonJohnson, Fred
Johnson, Helene Emily
Johnson, William
JonesJones, Brant
Jones, Brian
Jones, David Scott
Jones, Elizabeth Ann
Jones, George T. (Rev.)(d. date unknown)
Jones, Jennifer Cecile
Jones, Lynn
Jones, Morgan Jane
Jones, Paul Douglas
Jones, Paul Harold(b. July 11, 1925, d. February 7, 1994)
Jones, Phillip Wayne
Jones, Scott
Jones, Steven Michael
Jones, Susan Lynn
JrJr, David James Harris(d. 1934)
Jr.Jr., Johan Martling(d. date unknown)
Jr., Joseph Henry Kennedy
KahnKahn, Joann
KalinskiKalinski, Geraldine
KaufmanKaufman, Edward(b. April 29, 1889, d. April 2, 1973)
KaufmannKaufmann, Alice Helen
Kaufmann, Andrew(b. 1851, d. February 20, 1916)
Kaufmann, Barbara
Kaufmann, Beverly Ann
Kaufmann, Cecelia Helena "Sally"
Kaufmann, Dale
Kaufmann, Doris June(b. September 1, 1939, d. November 8, 1986)
Kaufmann, Elizabeth "Betty"(b. January 6, 1913, d. October 23, 1975)
Kaufmann, Elizabeth "Lizzie "(b. March 1883, d. date unknown)
Kaufmann, Harold "Bub"(b. May 7, 1918, d. January 7, 1988)
Kaufmann, Helene(b. July 3, 1903, d. June 2, 1985)
Kaufmann, Joseph Aloysius,Jr(b. January 25, 1909, d. September 26, 1964)
Kaufmann, Joseph Aloysius,Sr(b. March 19, 1877, d. October 18, 1934)
Kaufmann, Joseph Edward
Kaufmann, Joseph Edward,Jr.
Kaufmann, Kathryn "Dot"(b. February 21, 1907, d. May 17, 1992)
Kaufmann, Lena(b. 1852, d. May 19, 1913)
Kaufmann, Lynda
Kaufmann, Margery Faith
Kaufmann, Marie
Kaufmann, Mary(b. 1887, d. date unknown)
Kaufmann, Nancy Kim
KeelerKeeler, Karen Ann
Keeler, Robert
KellyKelly, Allison Mary
Kelly, Brendon John
Kelly, Brigid Maire
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly, Debra Ann "Debbie"
Kelly, Erin Jane
Kelly, Gregora
Kelly, Gwendolyn Dorthy
Kelly, Janette Mary
Kelly, Joseph Adam
Kelly, Joseph E "Joe" II
Kelly, Joseph E,Jr.(b. 1909, d. 1974)
Kelly, Kate Elizabeth
Kelly, Lora Ann "Lori"
Kelly, Peter Christian
Kelly, Richard
Kelly, Robert
Kelly, Samantha
Kelly, Shawn Richard
Kelly, Susan
Kelly, Susannah
Kelly, Thomas
Kelly, Thomas
Kelly, William "Willy"
KennedyKennedy, Cynthia Louise
Kennedy, Frank(b. 1904, d. March 15, 1958)
Kennedy, Gertrude ( Trudy ) Helen
Kennedy, John
Kennedy, Joseph Henry
Kennedy, Karen Kathleen
Kennedy, Renee
Kennedy, Renee Marie
KenneyKenney, Madeline H.(b. 1885, d. date unknown)
KerrKerr, Elizabeth Margaret
Kerr, Gregory Philip
Kerr, Pamela Grace
Kerr, Philip
Kerr, Stuart Baily
KettnerKettner, Raymond
Kettner, Raymond "Chickie",Jr.
KillmeyerKillmeyer, Allen(d. 1972)
Killmeyer, Dorothy "Dotty"(b. December 22, 1910, d. September 29, 1971)
Killmeyer, Henry(d. date unknown)
Killmeyer, Henry(b. November 1872, d. date unknown)
Killmeyer, Lucy(d. 1963)
Killmeyer, William(b. May 10, 1851, d. date unknown)
KinneyKinney, Jamie
KirouacKirouac, Henry
KlindtworthKlindtworth, John Michael
Klindtworth, Susan Patricia
KnollKnoll, Caroline Elizabeth(b. 1853, d. April 5, 1894)
KoehlerKoehler, Frederick(b. April 10, 1898, d. December 1973)
KudlerKudler, Douglas
Kudler, Gary
Kudler, Richard
LaceyLacey, Patricia
LakeLake, Joseph
Lake, Richard
Lake, Thomas
LanahanLanahan, Anna(b. January 4, 1898, d. date unknown)
Lanahan, Patrick(d. date unknown)
LaurenoLaureno, Kara Lynn
Laureno, Lori Ann
Laureno, Robert Joseph
LautLaut, Diane Amy
Laut, Doris Ann "Missy"
Laut, Fredrick
Laut, Fredrick Carl
Laut, Fredrick Carl,Jr.
LawsLaws, Carrie(b. Bef. 1889, d. date unknown)
Laws, Cecelia Charlotte(b. May 9, 1890, d. October 30, 1978)
Laws, Ebenezer(b. Aft. 1871, d. date unknown)
Laws, Edward Sharing(b. July 29, 1845, d. date unknown)
Laws, Eleanor "Nelli"(b. Bef. 1890, d. date unknown)
Laws, Gertie(b. Bef. 1887, d. date unknown)
Laws, James(b. Abt. 1829, d. date unknown)
Laws, Lila(b. Bef. 1888, d. date unknown)
Laws, Mary(b. Abt. 1836, d. date unknown)
Laws, Maude(b. Aft. 1891, d. date unknown)
Laws, Robert,Jr.(b. Aft. 1836, d. date unknown)
Laws, Robert,Sr.(b. Abt. 1798, d. date unknown)
Laws, Sarah(b. Abt. 1834, d. date unknown)
Laws, Seventh Sister(b. Aft. 1892, d. date unknown)
Laws, Theador "Teddy"(b. Bef. 1886, d. date unknown)
Laws, Williams(b. Abt. 1831, d. date unknown)
LawtonLawton, Victoria
LeGrangeLeGrange, Mary(d. date unknown)
LiedyLiedy, Bernadette Diane
LucasLucas, Deborah
MacriMacri, Carmela
MagalnickMagalnick, Bernie
Magalnick, Christin
Magalnick, Mindy
Magalnick, Patricia "Pattie "
Magalnick, Ricky
MageeMagee, Albert(b. July 12, 1897, d. date unknown)
Magee, Christine
Magee, John
Magee, Lillian
Magee, Sharon
MannMann, Richard
ManserManser, Percy(d. date unknown)
MarshalMarshal, Edgar(d. date unknown)
MartinMartin, Allen
Martin, Brian
Martin, Christipher
Martin, Lester
MartlingMartling, Brent(d. date unknown)
MaryMary(d. date unknown)
Mary(d. date unknown)
MattisonMattison, Audrey
Mattison, Harland
Mattison, Katie Lynn
Mattison, Kevin Joseph
Mattison, Michael
Mattison, Ryan Michael
Mattison, Tyler Matthew
MayoMayo, Rosanne
McCarthenMcCarthen, Rose(d. date unknown)
McCourtMcCourt, Amy
McCourt, Anna Teresa
McCourt, Bernard "Bertrim"(d. December 5, 1959)
McCourt, Bonnie Heather
McCourt, Edward Francis(b. June 13, 1886, d. February 11, 1967)
McCourt, Edward John
McCourt, Elizabeth
McCourt, Elizabeth Ann
McCourt, Elizabeth,?
McCourt, Gene Bruce
McCourt, Glenn William
McCourt, Helen(b. October 3, 1891, d. October 15, 1969)
McCourt, James
McCourt, James "Jim"(d. date unknown)
McCourt, James T.(b. 1856, d. September 7, 1944)
McCourt, Jennifer
McCourt, John(b. 1854, d. date unknown)
McCourt, Jonathan
McCourt, Julia
McCourt, Julia,Sr.(b. January 8, 1895, d. August 1984)
McCourt, Margaret(b. 1821, d. date unknown)
McCourt, Margaret(b. 1861, d. date unknown)
McCourt, Mary A.(b. 1859, d. date unknown)
McCourt, Michael(b. 1853, d. date unknown)
McCourt, Mildred
McCourt, Owen(b. 1829, d. date unknown)
McCourt, Verna
McCourt, William(d. date unknown)
McDonaldMcDonald, James
McGrathMcGrath, Kate
McHughMcHugh, Ann(b. Bef. 1863, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Christopher
McHugh, Francis,Jr.
McHugh, Francis,Sr.(b. May 30, 1867, d. February 25, 1937)
McHugh, James
McHugh, James,Jr.(b. Aft. 1870, d. date unknown)
McHugh, James,Sr.(d. date unknown)
McHugh, John(b. Aft. 1868, d. date unknown)
McHugh, John
McHugh, Joseph
McHugh, Kate(b. Bef. 1864, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Margaret
McHugh, Mary(b. Bef. 1862, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Mary(b. Bef. 1916, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Maureen Margret(b. January 9, 1954, d. January 10, 1992)
McHugh, Michael(b. Bef. 1865, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Patrick(b. Aft. 1869, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Pauline
McHugh, Peter(b. Bef. 1866, d. date unknown)
McHugh, Rose
McHugh, Tara Elizabeth
McHugh, Theresa
McHugh, Thomas(b. Bef. 1867, d. date unknown)
McKieverMcKiever, Joseph Robert
McKluskyMcKlusky, Dorthy(b. January 19, 1899, d. January 1976)
McKlusky, Elizabeth
McKlusky, Elvira "Putsi"(b. August 29, 1934, d. July 27, 1990)
McKlusky, George
McKlusky, Joseph(b. September 22, 1908, d. March 4, 1986)
McKlusky, Joseph
McKlusky, Josephine Ellen(b. August 22, 1903, d. March 26, 1964)
McKlusky, Marjorie(b. January 1, 1901, d. August 5, 1970)
McKlusky, Martin(b. 1872, d. 1912)
McKlusky, Martin
McKlusky, Pauline Rose(b. September 12, 1905, d. December 4, 1995)
McKlusky, Richard
McKlusky, Sophie F "O'Connor"(b. May 20, 1910, d. 1967)
McKlusky, Walter
McLeamMcLeam, Mary Maria(b. January 1, 1720/21, d. August 27, 1781)
McLeam, William(b. 1679, d. 1749)
McNamaraMcNamara, Brian
McNamara, George
McNamara, George, Jr.
MelhornMelhorn, Frederick
Melhorn, Joane
Melhorn, Mindy
MerrillMerrill, Elizabeth(d. date unknown)
Merrill, Laurie
Merrill, Richard(d. date unknown)
MersereauMersereau, Mary(d. date unknown)
Mersereau, Mary(d. date unknown)
MeyerMeyer, Sophie(b. January 10, 1821, d. October 16, 1907)
MichieMichie, George
Michie, Scott Andrew
Michie, Tara Marie
MiksonMikson, Rose-Marie
MillerMiller, Mark Andrew Lake
Miller, Victoria Francis
MiskelaMiskela, Edward
MissallMissall, Beverly
Missall, Jacob(d. date unknown)
Missall, William "Kenneth"
MitchellMitchell, Ellen(b. March 28, 1874, d. July 28, 1943)
Mitchell, Jack
Mitchell, Joan "Costigan"
Mitchell, Richard
Mitchell, Thomas(d. date unknown)
Mitchell, Thomas, Jr.
MitoraMitora, Elizabeth(b. 1896, d. 1990)
MoenchMoench, Raymond
Moench, Virginia
MonahanMonahan, Anna Viola
Monahan, Bernard(b. July 16, 1892, d. December 1, 1967)
Monahan, Bernard John
Monahan, Dorothy Marie(b. December 4, 1926, d. date unknown)
Monahan, Eleanor
Monahan, Hannah
Monahan, James(b. September 26, 1923, d. March 1, 1970)
Monahan, James(b. April 1, 1947, d. December 14, 1997)
Monahan, James Joseph(b. September 18, 1930, d. date unknown)
Monahan, John
Monahan, Michael
Monahan, Winifred Agnes
MontroyMontroy, Albert Theodore(d. 1997)
Montroy, Albert Thomas
Montroy, Conor Adam
Montroy, Melisa
Montroy, Seth Thomas
MorrisMorris, Cecelia Louisa(b. June 26, 1911, d. June 19, 1984)
Morris, Edna May
Morris, Grace
Morris, John William(b. April 3, 1881, d. date unknown)
Morris, June Ellen
Mr.KaufmannMr.Kaufmann(d. date unknown)
MullerMuller, Mary(d. date unknown)
MulliganMulligan, Edward J.
MurphyMurphy, Ann"Mitchel"(b. April 2, 1903, d. date unknown)
Murphy, Edward(d. date unknown)
Murphy, Edward(b. 1869, d. date unknown)
Murphy, Edward(b. February 27, 1898, d. April 21, 1983)
Murphy, Ellen Mary(b. May 24, 1924, d. October 4, 1988)
Murphy, Hugh(b. November 19, 1899, d. September 8, 1970)
Murphy, James(b. January 25, 1900, d. September 19, 1943)
Murphy, Jean Joshephine(b. July 7, 1927, d. August 17, 1988)
Murphy, John William(b. January 17, 1905, d. June 5, 1985)
Murphy, Mary(b. 1840, d. July 1920)
Murphy, Mary(b. May 20, 1896, d. 1952)
Murphy, Patricia Ann
Murphy, Robert(b. December 1867, d. December 13, 1904)
Murphy, Robert,Jr.(b. April 1890, d. March 31, 1960)
MusgroveMusgrove, Isabella(b. 1872, d. November 22, 1945)
NastroNastro, Pasqualina(b. December 22, 1912, d. Aft. 1998)
NollNoll, Christopfer(d. date unknown)
NortonNorton, Leo(b. January 12, 1898, d. October 1980)
Norton, Martin(b. July 27, 1927, d. November 1980)
Norton, RoseMary
NouvertneNouvertne, Mae(b. August 15, 1923, d. February 6, 1983)
NovanNovan, Patrick(d. date unknown)
O'BrienO'Brien, George Francis
O'Brien, Lynda Lee
O'Brien, Robert
O'GradyO'Grady, Mary
O'Grady, Michael
O'Grady, Thomas
O'LearyO'Leary, Jonh
OlsenOlsen, Anne(b. September 9, 1884, d. September 19, 1980)
Olsen, Helen
OmmondsonOmmondson, "Buddy"
Ommondson, Barbara
Ommondson, James(b. June 2, 1914, d. March 28, 1994)
Ommondson, Muriel
Ommondson, Peter(b. December 23, 1894, d. date unknown)
O'NeilO'Neil, Kelly Ann
O'Neil, Mathew
O'NeillO'Neill, Allison
O'Neill, James K.
O'Neill, John
O'Neill, John J., Jr.
O'Neill, John J., Sr.(d. 1991)
O'Neill, Mary Ann
O'Neill, Paula
O'ReillyO'Reilly, Raymond(d. date unknown)
OswaldOswald, Walter Wilson
OwensOwens, Charles
PallonPallon, Patricia C.(b. 1930, d. June 9, 1997)
Pallon, Rosemary Francis
PapaietroPapaietro, Lina "Lilly"
ParadisoParadiso, Rosemarie
PearlmanPearlman, Barney
Pearlman, BethAnn
Pearlman, Child1
Pearlman, child2
Pearlman, Joel
Pearlman, Larry
PechinPechin, Ellen Veronica(b. July 7, 1906, d. February 23, 1988)
PelsPels, Elizabeth Eversen(b. Bef. 1658, d. date unknown)
Pels, Evert(d. date unknown)
PetersonPeterson, Arthur(d. Bef. 1965)
PhilzonePhilzone, Kevin "Duffy"
Philzone, Maureen
Philzone, Sean
PilkowskasPilkowskas, Carol Ann
PolonPolon, Annette
PonterioPonterio, Kathleen
PrallPrall, Aaron Jensen(d. date unknown)
Prall, Lauren Elizabeth
Prall, Mr.
Prall, Sara(b. 1687, d. 1727)
QuagliatoQuagliato, Josephine "Josie"
QuinnQuinn, John(d. date unknown)
RanfieldRanfield, Sylvia
RatajezykRatajezyk, Unknown
RebeccaRebecca(d. date unknown)
RedaReda, James
Reda, James
Reda, Jennifer Rose
ReidyReidy, Charles Edward
Reidy, Christine
Reidy, Edward
Reidy, Harriet
Reidy, Harriet,Jr.
Reidy, Joseph
Reidy, Kelly
Reidy, Kimberly Eileen
Reidy, Michael
Reidy, Neil
Reidy, Patricia
Reidy, Walter
Reidy, Walter,Jr.
ReillyReilly(d. date unknown)
Reilly, Cornelius
Reilly, John Dennis
Reilly, John J.
Reilly, Mary Ann(b. October 6, 1941, d. May 26, 1998)
Reilly, Michael Vincent
Reilly, Patrick Francis
Reilly, Roberta Dawn
Reilly, William Francis
Reilly, William P(b. 1915, d. July 25, 1997)
Reilly, William Robert
ReyesReyes, Ruth
RiozziRiozzi, Cosmo
RobertsRoberts, Atha(b. 1901, d. August 15, 1994)
Roberts, William Thomas(d. date unknown)
RogersRogers, Lydia M.(d. date unknown)
RubinoRubino, Joseph
RushRush, Ann(b. 1841, d. date unknown)
Rush, Bridget(b. 1850, d. date unknown)
Rush, Ellen(b. March 10, 1866, d. May 27, 1941)
Rush, Hugh(b. 1842, d. date unknown)
Rush, James(b. 1808, d. date unknown)
Rush, Mary(b. 1847, d. date unknown)
Rush, Mary(b. February 1870, d. date unknown)
RyanRyan, Anna(b. March 17, 1890, d. September 1969)
Ryan, Dorthy
Ryan, Elizabeth(d. date unknown)
S.SturgesS.Sturges, Margaret
SantangelsSantangels, Michael P.
SarahSarah(b. Abt. 1799, d. date unknown)
SchmidtSchmidt, Josephine
SchrammSchramm, Paul
SciglimpagliaSciglimpaglia, Richard
SeleenSeleen(d. date unknown)
SerafiniSerafini, Guiseppe(d. date unknown)
Serafini, Lucia(d. date unknown)
Serafini, Nella(b. August 12, 1907, d. April 11, 1992)
SerokosSerokos, Christopher Joseph
Serokos, Greta Jane
Serokos, Joseph
ShannahanShannahan, Mary Agnes(d. date unknown)
SharpSharp, Colleen Mary
Sharp, James Francis
Sharp, James Joseph
Sharp, Samuel Joseph(b. 1876, d. 1955)
Sharp, William Joseph
SiekemeyerSiekemeyer, Richard
SimerlySimerly, Dorothy
SkeltonSkelton, Charles W.(b. 1897, d. January 3, 1988)
Skelton, Francis "Frank"(b. 1845, d. March 1913)
Skelton, Stella Eleanor(b. February 14, 1891, d. March 27, 1985)
SmithSmith, Edward
Smith, George Francis
Smith, Harold
Smith, Karen Ellen
Smith, Kevin Jay
Smith, Megan Tara
Smith, Nancy Ann
Smith, Paul William,Jr.
Smith, Philip(d. date unknown)
Smith, Susan Christine(b. November 9, 1966, d. April 29, 1984)
SorensenSorensen, ?
Sorensen, Alfred Joseph, Jr.
Sorensen, Alfred Joseph, Sr.(b. March 30, 1882, d. 1937)
Sorensen, Alfred Sopous(b. May 1854, d. March 18, 1933)
Sorensen, Ann
Sorensen, Audrey "Ketelsen"
Sorensen, Barbara Jane, Dr.
Sorensen, Beverly Ann
Sorensen, Bundle Of Joy
Sorensen, Caroline Elizabeth(b. August 17, 1880, d. date unknown)
Sorensen, Carolyn Marie
Sorensen, Catherine(b. April 3, 1904, d. November 28, 1988)
Sorensen, Christina M.
Sorensen, Christopher W(b. 1877, d. 1914)
Sorensen, Died At Birth(b. April 5, 1894, d. date unknown)
Sorensen, Donald Edward
Sorensen, Eleanor Rhoda
Sorensen, Elizabeth "Lilly" Katherine(b. April 5, 1888, d. February 1968)
Sorensen, Elizabeth Jean
Sorensen, Eric Peter
Sorensen, Eugene Herbert
Sorensen, Eugene William
Sorensen, Frank Alfred, Jr.
Sorensen, Frank Alfred, Sr.(b. July 12, 1898, d. December 25, 1982)
Sorensen, Frederick(d. date unknown)
Sorensen, Frederick Alfred(b. March 19, 1892, d. 1894)
Sorensen, George(b. 1910, d. 1991)
Sorensen, Gertrude
Sorensen, Grace(b. 1902, d. February 1995)
Sorensen, Hazel Doris
Sorensen, Ida
Sorensen, Isabel(b. January 1900, d. May 30, 1990)
Sorensen, Jo-Ann
Sorensen, Johanna Dorothy
Sorensen, Katharine Marie(b. March 19, 1884, d. date unknown)
Sorensen, Kathryn Elizabeth
Sorensen, Madeline
Sorensen, Marie
Sorensen, Patricia Ann
Sorensen, Richard Eugene, Dr. (Dr.)
Sorensen, Richard Herbert
Sorensen, Robert George
Sorensen, Rose-Mary Laura
Sorensen, Ruth Anita(b. August 23, 1913, d. July 13, 1994)
Sorensen, Sophia(d. date unknown)
Sorensen, Sophie(b. March 1897, d. date unknown)
Sorensen, Sven Walter
Sorensen, Theresa E(b. March 27, 1890, d. date unknown)
Sorensen, unknown
Sorensen, William Alfred III
Sorensen, William Alfred IV
Sorensen, William Alfred, Jr.
Sorensen, William Alfred, Sr
Sorensen, William William(b. May 6, 1886, d. September 26, 1947)
SpeedSpeed, Dennis
StaubitzStaubitz, Lester
Staubitz, Nancy Ann
StergesSterges, Sarah Ann
StillwellStillwell, Richward(d. date unknown)
Stillwell, Thomas(d. date unknown)
StrasserStrasser, Jon Lenard
StuartStuart, Kenny
Stuart, Thomas
Stuart, William(d. date unknown)
SturgesSturges, Ann
Sturges, Audrey
Sturges, Frank
Sturges, John
Sturges, Margret
Sturges, Willie
SwainSwain, Elizabeth ( Garrison )(d. date unknown)
TavernaTaverna, Americo "Skeets"(b. 1913, d. March 7, 1991)
TaylorTaylor(d. date unknown)
Taylor, "Billy
Taylor, Anna Gertrude(b. February 7, 1890, d. April 16, 1970)
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- Artist: The Pulsators
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 6/3/2003
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A Brief History of the Pulsators The Pulsators formed in 1989 as a trio. This original trio consisted of Johnny Campbell on drums and vocal, Douglas Ian McKenzie on guitar and John 'Schu' Schuster on bass and vocal. Their first live show was at the infamous (but now defunct) Cotati Cabaret. They soon added a fourth piece, Bill 'the Doctor' Griffith on saxophone in late 1989. In mid 1990 John Schuster switched to 6 strings from 4 and the Pulsators became a quintet with the addition of Michael 'Mick' Whittington. Last but certainly not least is Scott Gilroy on sound support. The Pulsators have released their first CD first CD on Venture Beyond Records in May of '93. Having signed a publishing deal with Art Neville's (The Meters, Neville Bro.'s) Sweet Loraine Music the CD has done well locally and on tour routes. As the tides turn so do the Pulsators. In '98 John Schuster and Bill 'the Doctor' Griffith left the band. Soon after Rick Clifford (saxophone) and Steve Long (trumpet) joined the Pulsators. The latest CD was released January '99. Art Neville has contributed some inspiring keyboard parts. Karl Marinko joined the Pulsators for the new millennium adding keyboards permanently to the band. The Pulsators cannot do their thing without support, so we must mention Phyllis Wendover who helps with the merchandise and Steve Edwards who helps Scott with sound and stage technicalities. Tours include the west coast from Seattle to San Diego and the South from Texas to New Orleans. Currently they have a touring schedule locally (north San Francisco bay area) and the Western US. Johnny Campbell's Biography One of ten brothers and sisters in a boisterous household with artistic parents, Johnny Campbell started life out in the Los Angeles area. He fell in love with the drums at eight years old, and took to playing them immediately. He moved to Northern California as a teenager and started performing in bands around the Petaluma area. After finishing high school, song writing became a passion of his. Because of this, he began playing guitar to help his song writing. Heavily influenced by the Rolling Stones, and American roots music he played with various Bay Area blues bands. Shortly after he discovered reggae and Bob Marley's music. Around this time, the San Francisco punk scene began to explode along with Johnny's new band the Impostors. The Impostors were signed by San Francisco's influential 415 records where Johnny's song writing finally got exposure. They released two records and Johnny got a reputation as a professional drummer. He then played with other bay Area bands including the Tazmanian Devils. After a SF gig he was approached about auditioning for a band called Tiggi Clay who were signed to Motown records. He got the gig and recorded on a release by the famed label. (What the hell is white punk boy doing on Motown records?!). During this period he decided he wanted to pursue his song writing talents. While moonlighting with Teresa and the Brewers, he met Douglas McKenzie, they developed a friendship and began jamming with former Impostor John Schuster and and the seeds of the Pulsators were sewn. Douglas Ian McKenzie's Short Biography Douglas Ian McKenzie started playing guitar at age 13. Being the youngest of six, his older brothers had an influence on his musical exposure. Soon Chicago blues had a definite influence on his playing. Artist such as BB King, Otis Rush, Hubert Sumlin and Sonny Boy Williamson were a part of his musical diet. Of course there were other influences such as Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Allman Bros., and Yes. In 1979 he joined his first club band with his sister Teresa on vocals. The band was short lived however because Douglas was off earning his Physics degree at Sonoma State University. The music couldn't wait and soon the Below Zero Blues Band was formed. The band played extensively in the north S.F. area backing local blues stars such as Sonny Rhodes and Mississippi Johnny Waters. Then in 1984 Below Zero disbanded and Teresa and the Brewers were formed. The Brewers developed a faithful following in the bay area. During one of their recording projects they hooked up with drummer Johnny Campbell. The Brewers disbanded in late '86 and Doug went on to form his own band, Rock House Blues Band. This band was relatively short lived Doug being more of a support artist than a band leader. Shortly after Johnny Campbell gave him a call and the Pulsators were born. Michael 'Mick' Whittington's Biography 'Mick' was born in West Palm Beach, Florida and moved often throughout the South and Mid West, he eventually settled in Napa, CA. During this transitional period Mick's mother played Fats Domino and Johnny Cash 45's. One night Mick's mom invited him to watch The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show, which had quite an impact and started his musical career. He started playing guitar soon after his father taught him a few chords. Mick began playing bass in 1978. Heavily influenced by the Beatles, he also learned many of their songs on guitar. His first professional band was Exxe, which played gigs with the Imposters, (Johnny Campbell's pre Pulsators band). Mick joined the Pulsators early on when John Schuster, switched from bass to guitar. He is also influenced by Led Zeppelin, the Who, Yes and early heavy metal bands such as UFO and early Scorpions. Before joining the Pulsators, a friend turned him on to the Neville Brothers, paving the way towards the Pulsators' musical influences. Mick full stage name is 'Mick the Family Man Whittington', reason being is his son Anthony and daughter Elizabeth. Rick Clifford's Biography Rick Clifford's first interest in music was sparked by playing guitar in church in 1966. His interest soon spread to saxophone in High School playing swing, jazz and Mo' town in St. Louis. For the next ten years Rick played with a big band featuring ball room dancing styles of music. He's interested in music therapy and utilizes his skills while working with emotionally disturbed children. Rick received his bachelors degree in Social Work from the University of Missouri in 1985. Rick came to California in 1991 and made his home in Sonoma County. He immediately hooked up with local musicians including; Volker Strifler, Willie Jordan, Eric Lindell and Animal Farm. In 1997 Rick was asked to fill saxophone duties in the Pulsators. From his depth in tonal qualities, he is know as Froggy. Steve Long's Biography In the 4th grade Steve picked up the violin. He played the fiddle until the 6th grade when his dad gave him his trumpet. Steve knew this was the instrument for him and stuck to it. In his senior year in high school in San Jose, CA, Steve joined the band 'Chicago Typewriter' playing a variety of horn oriented covers by Blood Sweat and Tears, Tower of Power and of course Chicago. Later he joined 'Underground Railroad'. Being the only white guy in the band he was dubbed AWB (average white boy). With this band he toured the West Coast up to Canada. After 'Underground Railroad', he married and the music went into the background as he had to support his family. He divorced 17 years later and moved to Healdsburg, CA and became a 'trumpet tramp', sitting in with any band who would have him. Playing music helped ease the pain of the divorce. About that time, the Pulsators let him sit in at Molly Malone's, now the Healdsburg Bar and Grill. After a while, the sound of the trumpet with the sax became a part of the Pulsators and so did Steve. Karl Marinko's Biography email Karl: firstname.lastname@example.com Karl's father was a Jazz organ and piano player. At seven years old Karl was inspired by him to start playing the keyboards. At 13 years of age, he joined a band in high school named 'Sequoia' in Marin County, CA. He played with the band for years before moving to Oregon. There he played keyboards as a hired gun, playing with more bands than he can remember, blues, zydeco, R & B... and so on. Through this experience he gained exceptional versatility. Five years ago Karl moved back to Marin County where he hooked up with local bands such as Red Eye, Walt the Dog and Eric Lindell. During a show he did with Red Eye he met the Pulsators who were looking for a keyboard player. Karl's main influences are the classic blues and jazz players, like Jimmy Smith, Joey D'Franchesca and of course Art Neville from the Meters fame. Scott Gilroy's Biography Scott went to Junior High school with Johnny Campbell. They hooked up musically shortly thereafter in the Ozone Blues Band. After a short stint in the Air Force, Scott returned to Sonoma County to help the Impostors out with sound and technical support. Scott has also spent some time on the road with bands such as the Clash and Icicle Works. When he returned from the road he worked at Cotati's Famed Cabaret. He was one of the main tech's there, sound, stage, lights and so on. He still works with Bill Graham Presents and the Luther Burbank Center when not doing sound for the Pulsators.


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My Thoughts On The 2010 New York Mets: ShortstopOctober 27, 2009
One of the most crucial injury's last year was at shortstop. All-Star shortstop, Jose Reyes had his season end early. A hamstring injury sidelined him for the majority of the season.
Reyes is one of the key parts of the Mets offense. He acts like the spark plug for the Mets. When he hits, the Mets hit and they usually win. When he doesn't hit, the Mets don't hit and they usually lose. That's how things worked out for the Mets most of the time when Reyes is healthy.
For some reason, many Mets fans have been in favor of trading the young Jose Reyes. I have no idea why anybody would want to trade Reyes. He is, pretty much, the heart of the New York Mets.
He's one of the most exciting players to watch, and the Mets desperately need his personality back in the clubhouse. One of the many problems with the Mets this season is that they lacked heart, that couldv'e been because Jose Reyes wasn't around the team for most of the season.
Reyes isn't just a great asset in the clubhouse, he is also one of the best hitters in the league. His speed also creates mayhem for all teams. It's a pitchers worst nightmare when Reyes is on base.
I have been hearing that Reyes will never reach his potential and many other bad things about him. I really don't get why people are getting on Jose. He is an amazing young player, and every team would love to have him on their team and in their clubhouse.
In New York this stuff can happen. A player has one injury plagued season and his career is over. Reyes had successful surgery a couple of weeks ago and his doctors say that he should be ready for training camp in February.
I think that Jose Reyes really matured this year. He learned a lot of things and I look for him to come back strong next year.
I also think that Reyes is going to be smarter in games next year. By smart, I mean that he would hustle more and just have more knowledge on the game of baseball, and almost all the great players have great knowledge of the game.
I think that all Mets fans should embrace Reyes and great things will show. Jose Reyes is one of the best players in the game. He is an incredibly gifted young man and all Mets fans must recognize that.


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Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology
1Centre Européen dEtude du Diabète, Strasbourg, France; 2HUS, Service dEndocrinologie, Diabète, Maladies Métaboliques, Strasbourg, France.
Hyperaldosteronism and diabetes are two providers of kidney disease, showing molecular and cellular mechanisms in common, such as oxidative stress, causing renal tubular damages. The objective of this study is to evaluate in vitro the protective effect of a natural antioxidant (red wine polyphenols and green tea extract) in the onset of renal dysfunction. Hyperglycemia and hyperaldosteronism are induced respectively by increasing doses of glucose and aldosterone in primary cultures of rat renal proximal tubular cells (PCPR), and associated with a progressive loss of viability and apoptosis (quantified by Cell Titer and flow cytometry). In fact, the viability of PCPR in the presence of 6 g/l of glucose or 10−4 M of aldosterone is respectively 68.1 and 67.9%; 20.1 vs 8.9% and 45.7 vs 30.3% for apoptosis. Moreover, green tea extract (pre-incubated 1 h) is able to normalize viability (102.8 and 128%) and reduce apoptosis (10 and 18.2%) whereas red wine polyphenols have no effect. The expression of two antioxidant enzymes, catalase (CAT) and superoxide dismutase (SOD), is assessed by western blot. Expression of SOD is maintained (98%) whereas CAT is upregulated with hyperglycemia (280%). With hyperaldosteronism, CAT (345%) and SOD (122%) are upregulated. Finally, red wine polyphenols are able to overexpressed CAT (980 and 125%) and SOD (841 and 219%) respectively with hyperglycemia and hyperaldosteronism. This study suggests that polyphenols extract could be considered as an antioxidant prophylactic treatment of renal failure in patients suffering from aldosteronism or diabetes.
Prague, Czech Republic
24 April 2010 - 28 April 2010
European Society of Endocrinology
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PostgreSQL - making connections #2
Following part 1, this article explains how to configure our postgres server for less restricted local and remote TCP connections.
For a full treatment, refer to Chapter 21 in the official documentation.
TCP connections
Our postgres server is perfectly capable of local and remote TCP connections, but we'll want to make further adjustments to 'pg_hba.conf' and to the main configuration file 'postgresql.conf'.
postgresql.conf - listen_addresses
We'll start with 'postgresql.conf':
sudo nano /etc/postgresql/8.3/main/postgresql.conf
Find this part:
# - Connection Settings -
#listen_addresses = 'localhost' # what IP address(es) to listen on;
# comma-separated list of addresses;
# defaults to 'localhost', '*' = all
# (change requires restart)
port = 5432 # (change requires restart)
By default postgres is listening on the slice's localhost interface (127.0.0.1), port 5432. We won't change the listening port, but for the purposes of this article we're going to add the slice's public and private IPs:
# - Connection Settings -
listen_addresses = 'localhost, 184.108.40.2060, 10.300.300.300' # what IP address(es) to listen on;
Make sure to remove the '#' character in front of 'listen_addresses' and restart postgres to apply the changes.
If you don't know your slice's IP addresses, you can find them listed in the SliceManager, or in the output of:
sudo ifconfig
iptables adjustment
We'll need to open port 5432 in our iptables firewall:
sudo nano /etc/iptables.up.rules
Add a rule for TCP port 5432:
# Allows connections to the PostgreSQL process
-A INPUT -p tcp --dport 5432 -j ACCEPT
# Allows HTTP and HTTPS connections from anywhere (the normal ports for websites)
-A INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
-A INPUT -p tcp --dport 443 -j ACCEPT
After saving changes, we'll flush and then reload the rules:
sudo iptables -F
sudo iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.up.rules
See the initial setup tutorial for basic help with iptables configuration.
pg_hba.conf - host records
Now we'll return to 'pg_hba.conf'. Find this section:
# IPv4 local connections:
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 md5
The "host" keyword indicates this line — called a "record" — relates to TCP connections.
NOTE: host records specify FROM what hosts connections are allowed, not their destination IPs. Remember, in 'postgresql.conf' we've already specified on what interfaces postgres should listen.
The current record allows TCP connections to "all" databases, from "all" roles, FROM the slice's localhost interface, using the "md5" authentication method.
localhost TCP - a succesful connection
Cool, let's test it. Logged into my demo slice as a Linux user named "mike" I'll attempt a loopback TCP connection with psql. The '-h' flag can be used to specify numeric addresses or hostnames:
mike@demo:~$ psql -U demorole1 -d demodb1 -h localhost
Password for user demorole1:
Welcome to psql 8.3.6, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
Type: \copyright for distribution terms
\h for help with SQL commands
\? for help with psql commands
\g or terminate with semicolon to execute query
\q to quit
SSL connection (cipher: DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA, bits: 256)
Note the message indicating my connection is SSL encrypted. SSL enabled versions of the postgres server and psql client were installed by the aptitude package manager on our Ubuntu Hardy slice. See Section 17.8 in the official PostgreSQL documentation for more details.
That's great news for security conscious slice admins (which you should be). Our postgres server and psql client support unencrypted TCP connections too — we'll consider that more carefully later in this article.
Empty passwords and the postgres role
So if our postgres server is already configured to listen on the localhost interface and accept password authenticated TCP connections FROM localhost, why haven't we been connecting that way from the start? Could we not connect like this as the postgres role, bypassing the need to login to the slice as the postgres Linux user?
A simple experiment with psql will clear this up. We'll just press enter when prompted for a password, as the postgres role was configured with a blank password during installation:
mike@demo:~$ psql -U postgres -d demodb1 -h localhost
Password for user postgres:
psql: fe_sendauth: no password supplied
It was in the local connections article we learned the postgres Linux user and postgres database role were created with empty passwords. Recall that Linux PAM won't allow console logins for Linux users with empty passwords, and that SSH won't accept empty passwords either (by default).
Similarly, our postgres server won't accept empty passwords for connections requiring password authentication.
That may seem an obscure point, but knowing about this restriction will help prevent confusion and frustration if we meet with connection errors.
Host records for remote connections
Before revisiting 'pg_hba.conf' let's try another experiment.
Having installed psql (SSL enabled) on my local computer, I'll attempt to connect to the slice's postgres server:
mike@mylocal:~$ psql -U demorole1 -d demodb1 -h 22.214.171.1240
psql: FATAL: no pg_hba.conf entry for host "700.700.700.280", user "demorole1", database "demodb1",
SSL off
There's no host record for my local computer's IP address (700.700.700.280) in 'pg_hba.conf' so I was unable to connect.
We'll need to add a host record for each IP address (or address range) from which we want our postgres server to accept connections:
# IPv4 local connections:
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 md5
hostssl all all 700.700.700.280/32 md5
hostssl all all 10.300.300.305/32 md5
I've added a record for my local computer's IP and the private (non-routable) IP of another Slicehost slice I operate (10.300.300.305).
Two things to note:
— The connection type for the new records is specified as "hostssl".
The "host" connection type will accept plain and encrypted connections. That's fine for localhost, but a security risk for remote connections. The "hostssl" connection type will ONLY accept SSL encrypted connections, a better option for remote hosts as our data won't pass naked between computers, in view of potentially prying eyes.
— The IP addresses are appended with a CIDR mask.
The CIDR mask is not optional and connections to postgres will fail if it's not included. The '/32' mask indicates a single IP and is a reliable default value if you're not sure what mask to use.
We'll save our changes and then restart postgres:
sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 restart
Remote TCP - a succesful connection
Now I'll try again to connect from my local computer:
mike@mylocal:~$ psql -U demorole1 -d demodb1 -h 18.104.22.1680
Password for user demorole1:
Welcome to psql 8.3.6, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
Type: \copyright for distribution terms
\h for help with SQL commands
\? for help with psql commands
\g or terminate with semicolon to execute query
\q to quit
SSL connection (cipher: DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA, bits: 256)
Wonderful. A connection from my other Slicehost slice will likewise succeed.
Allowing all remote hosts
It's possible to create a record in 'ph_hba.conf' that will allow connections from any remote host:
hostssl all all 0.0.0.0/0 md5
This setting may be useful on occasion, but it's NOT recommended for a production setup. It's generally better to create host records for specific IP addresses or ranges which we trust — like the private IP of another Slicehost slice, or a business office's pool of public IPs.
Remote clients with dynamic IPs
Some computers, like Slicehost slices, have static (fixed, unchanging) IPs. But a great many have dynamic IPs, such as personal computers on residential cable and DSL networks.
Given the advice above, concerning 'pg_hba.conf' host records, how can we accomadate database clients that have dynamic IPs?
One way is to use SSH local port forwarding on the client. In a terminal on my local computer I'll establish a port forwarding SSH connection to my demo slice:
ssh -p 30000 -L 1234:localhost:5432 -N email@example.com
The '-p' flag specifies on which port the slice's SSH server is listening. The default value is 22, but in our initial setup tutorial it was changed to 30000, and you may have specified a different number in '/etc/sshd_config'.
The '-L' flag specifies that port 1234 on my local computer's localhost interface should be forwarded to port 5432 (the postgres port) of the slice's localhost interface. Note that the value '1234' can be substituted with any integer between 1025 and 65536, so long as it doesn't conflict with the listening port of another process on the local computer.
The '-N' flag tells the SSH client not to execute a command on the slice, just establish a connection — so we won't be greeted with a bash prompt.
Such port forwarding connections must remain open the whole time they are used to communicate between the local computer and the slice's postgres server. In other words, don't close this terminal window, leave it open and re-run the SSH command if it times out or drops off for some reason.
In a separate terminal window on my local computer, I can now connect to the slice's postgres server through the "encrypted tunnel" established by my SSH connection. The '-p' flag is used to specify a non-default port for the postgres server:
mike@mylocal:~$ psql -U demorole1 -d demodb1 -h localhost -p 1234
Password for user demorole1:
Welcome to psql 8.3.6, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
SSL connection (cipher: DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA, bits: 256)
It works! Note that from psql's perspective, I'm connecting TO the local computer. From the postgres server's perspective, I'm connecting FROM the slice's localhost interface.
This is great because it doesn't depend on there being a host record in 'pg_hba.conf' for the local computer's IP address. In other words, even if the local computer's IP address is dynamic and changes frequently, SSH port forwarded connections to the postgres server will still work properly.
We've seen how 'postgresql.conf' and 'pg_hba.conf' can be adjusted to suit our needs for TCP connectivity.
We've also explored how clients with dynamic IPs can be connected to postgres without frequent adjustments of 'pg_hba.conf'.
However, opening our postgres server to TCP connections from remote hosts is not without security risks. Some of those risks and concerns have been hinted at above; we'll give them further consideration in the next article.
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I have clear password in postgres 8.3 by pgAdmin III? Now i cant connect to BD. The old password return "wrong password", the new password "" (blank) return "You dont provide password".
How can i return to old configuration? I dont touch in pg_hba or pqpass or postgresql.conf files.
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Apple racked up impressive numbers for its fourth financial quarter of 2008 - $7.9 billion in revenue and $1.14 billion in profit - but that's only half of the story - literally. Those numbers nearly double when you account for iPhone revenue received, which we explain this week. Also in this issue, Joe Kissell celebrates the release of Mail Act-On 2, Jeff Carlson suggests a way to import video from a FireWire-equipped camcorder to the new MacBook that no longer includes FireWire, Glenn Fleishman notes the release of Google's Android code as open source, and Adam weighs in on rumors of a tablet-sized device from Apple and looks at the new Google Earth for iPhone. In Take Control news, we announce the release of Joe's new ebook, "Take Control of MobileMe." And in this week's TidBITS Watchlist we note the releases of iPhoto 7.1.5, BBEdit 9.0.2, Lightroom 2.1, Adobe Camera Raw 5.1, DiscLabel 5.3, Cocktail 4.2, AirPort Extreme Update 2008-004, Aperture 2.1.2, InDesign CS3 5.0.4 Update, InCopy 5.0.4 Update, and Suitcase Fusion 2.0.
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First Look at Google Earth for iPhone
Science fiction is here today! Examine the world from your iPhone with the free Google Earth.Show full article
Tablet iPod Rumored on Weak Evidence
Do a couple of comments from Steve Jobs during a rare appearance on Apple's earnings call, coupled with some odd log entries discovered by a search engine, imply that we'll see a tablet-sized iPod soon? Adam regretfully thinks not.Show full article
Importing Video from a FireWire Camcorder to an Aluminum MacBook
The new MacBook no longer includes a FireWire port, which is bad news for owners for MiniDV and HDV camcorders that connect to a computer via FireWire (or i.Link). Here's a possible workaround for getting your footage onto Apple's consumer notebook.Show full article
Adam Running the New York City Marathon
Adam will be entirely offline on November 2nd while hanging out with 40,000 other runners in New York City, racing his first marathon. Follow along online if you like, or if you're in New York, come watch and cheer.Show full article
iPhones, Macs Give Apple a Strong Q4 2008
Apple posted a profit of $1.14 billion on revenue of $7.9 billion during the fourth fiscal quarter of 2008 thanks to increased sales of Macs, iPods, and especially iPhones.Show full article
Android Code Released as Open Source
The day before the first smartphone using Android ships, the alliance behind the operating system put the full source code under open-source licensing.Show full article
Mail Act-On 2 Supercharges Mail Rules
Indev's Mail Act-On has long been a popular add-on to Apple Mail, allowing users to move or copy messages (or apply more complex rules) with a couple of keystrokes. The just-released version 2, a complete rewrite, features better performance, a truly delightful interface, and some exciting extra features that will thrill die-hard Mail users. It's like LaunchBar for your email!Show full article
Take Control News: Make the Most of MobileMe
Now that Apple's MobileMe service has settled down enough that it's possible to write a coherent book about it, we're pleased to announce the release of Joe Kissell's "Take Control of MobileMe," a 112-page ebook that explains all of MobileMe's features. Show full article
TidBITS Watchlist: Notable Software Updates for 27-Oct-08
Notable software releases this week include iPhoto 7.1.5, BBEdit 9.0.2, Lightroom 2.1, Adobe Camera Raw 5.1, DiscLabel 5.3, Cocktail 4.2, AirPort Extreme Update 2008-004, Aperture 2.1.2, InDesign CS3 5.0.4 Update, InCopy 5.0.4 Update, and Suitcase Fusion 2.0.Show full article
Hot Topics in TidBITS Talk/27-Oct-08
In this week's discussions, readers explore third-party solutions for improving Apple's Mail application, troubleshoot a problem with Mail icons disappearing, track down Word 2008's elusive autocorrect dictionary, examine rumors of a tablet-sized Mac or iPod, and grapple with importing video from a camcorder to the new MacBook.Show full article


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Developers say TOD needs state help
Lawmakers remain divided in their views of what the state should do to foster transit-oriented development around the proposed stations that will be connected to Honolulu's elevated-rail mass-transit project.
Developers and TOD experts here, as well as those on the Mainland, say with the right incentives to build such projects, TOD would work.
Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz, D-Kunia Village-Mililani Mauka-Wahiawa, said he already has started talks with the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation and his Senate colleagues about how to do TOD around the $5.16 billion rail project's 21 stations between Kapolei and Ala Moana Center. He plans on meeting with HART and the city in the coming weeks.
Dela Cruz, a member of the Transportation and International Affairs Committee, proposed Senate Bill 2927 last session. It would have waived development fees and eased some requirements for TOD, but that bill and other TOD legislation failed to pass.
During the last session, however, rail's future was more in doubt because anti-rail mayoral candidate and former Gov. Ben Cayetano was running against Mayor-elect Kirk Caldwell. Cayetano vowed to kill the project if he won, and he is a plaintiff in a federal lawsuit in which a judge recently ruled in his side's favor on only three of the 23 complaints in the suit. A hearing to determine the next step in that lawsuit is scheduled for Dec. 12.
Cayetano and other people, including local real estate experts, have said transit-oriented development will not work for Honolulu's rail project.
Anthony Hunt, a vice president at CBRE Group Inc. Hawaii Region, said he thinks the two biggest issues that could sink TOD here is the lack of sewer capacity and the lack of population density at many of the rail stations along the proposed route.
"It's possible that it could work," Hunt said. But he doesn't know of any of his commercial clients who are interested in doing TOD development in Honolulu.
Dela Cruz is undeterred by such talk: "The whole reason for having rail is to focus growth in the urban core. That is contradictory to saying 'you can't have TOD in Hawaii.' We have to look at this opportunity."
Joseph Souki, D-Wailuku-Waihee-Waiehu and chair of the House's Transportation Committee, said he expects TOD legislation to come up again when the next session starts in January.
"I believe most of it will be in the city's hands," Souki said. "If they are going to look at rezoning [for TOD], that would be the role of the city, not the state."
He said it is too early to say how he would vote on specific TOD legislation.
City officials said they are working on plans for TOD for neighborhoods around each station, and the first plan could go to the City Council as early as January.
Most developers and real estate experts interviewed for this story agreed with Dela Cruz that the opportunity to do TOD can't be ignored.
One of those developers is MW Group Ltd. The Honolulu-based company is building an assisted-living facility called Plaza at Pearl City near the proposed rail station at Pearl Highlands Center.
"A major benefit to us will be transportation for the employees," said Daniel Cody, MW Group's chief investment officer. "Many of our employees use public transportation.
Cody said MW Group was going to build the Plaza regardless of rail, but now that it appears rail has a better chance of going forward he can see other benefits as well. Rail will make it easier for family members of residents at the Plaza to visit, since it will be a short walk away from a station, he said.
"For our property types — the senior housing and assisted-living facilities — we think TOD will be helpful," Cody said.
Mike Hamasu, Colliers International's director of consulting and research in Hawaii, said he also thinks TOD would work here. But the city and state need to address other issues, including tangible issues such as adequate sewer capacity and intangibles such as the political will to move forward. The latter issue could include giving developers tax incentives for TOD and addressing permitting issues that have negative impacts on development, he said.
"If you just build rail, that in itself will not result in TOD development," Hamasu said.
One developer who does TOD elsewhere said he has been following what is going on with rail's political situation here, and now that the election is over he plans on taking a look at opportunities here on Oahu.
"You have to have the political will and the political consensus, and it looks like Honolulu is arriving at that," Michael Dieden, president of Los Angeles-based Creative Housing Associates, said about TOD. "You need a private-public partnership with the city, the state government and the transit authority."
Dieden's company has done work in various parts of California, and he said he has been monitoring local politics to see how rail shakes out. He hasn't decided whether he'll come to Honolulu to take a look at what could work here when his family comes to Hawaii over the holidays.
Peter Cavaluzzi, design principal for the New York-based architectural firm Perkins Eastman, said he believes Honolulu would be ripe for TOD development. His company is doing work for a mixed-use project near Target Field in Minneapolis.
He said he thinks Honolulu also should be able to overcome any infrastructure obstacles, such as a lack of sewer capacity, because he has seen other cities address those issues successfully.
"Hawaii is an ideal case where rail can be applied and reduce congestion as well as foster development," Cavaluzzi said. "I think it would be dramatic if there are incentives to encourage development. That would greatly impact TOD. We would love to be involved in work in Honolulu."
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