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... the the ... good morning welcome to the new sub I'm Rolfe Winkler there's a cautious tone in the stock market Tuesday as investors ponder potential military action from the U S ... in Syria Journal Markets reporter Chris Dietrich ... joins me off the top Chris good morning morning rough so were looking down the main ... looking down all of the low ... down to Dungeons Investor leverage futures are down about ninety points ... in in in Asia the Nikkei fell seven cents percent Europe's down one percent so you know here we are staring in a pretty big declines all started yesterday afternoon ... U S stocks were were higher for most the day fell on the final hour the Dow fell about all on the prospect of US military action Syria that's right in a late day there's not a whole on ... the news moving things that that that absolutely jolted markets you can see it not only in stock market falling gold prices rising ... people jumping into Treasurys that also continues today gold they didn't just jump in interest rates to jump into called to that's exactly right so we have we haven't seen for awhile which is the son of a movement out of stocks ever riskier assets and into the safe haven while this up a lot ... that's right asset for some over fourteen hundred it didn't cross fourteen hundred I should say since ... the second quarter's ... dramatic fall in gold prices for wheat crust working on one of the time ... was the first on its back over there since June so it's been creeping up ... higher so absolutely this of this this ... aversion to risk this morning back in which again is is just that is quite different theme ... that we've seen ... of late this discourage you clinical risk is to find a common theme okay let's move on to three stocks you're in you're ... looking at today the first one is Facebook ... Mr. blog and Facebook it's down pre market looks like it's been a snap of potentially if it if it continues its current trajectory of a three-day winning streak that stock has just been ... absolutely on fire it's back near its ... all-time high the sort of on its IPO day that the much maligned I can really build up above forty ... gold above forty ... and in so sore back rate there what's happened the last few days it did to sort of it was a thirty eight minute pop up above forty was is there anything in particular news that intro that it just seems like people are just some scrambling to to to to to get into tea on the rally the stock since the reported earnings that were the better than expectations ... it's up over forty percent ... ALM so so that seems like it's it's fatal but this morning but certainly one watches with an approach disease ... cycle but it's another one to watch Tiffany ... Tiffany ... jewelry for about two percent ... in premarket trading as it did he earned an analyst earnings expectations and Credit present ... past quarter raised its outlook for the rest of the year has seen a big jump in sales and Asia markets fell ... on the easing some worries about whether or not ... the Chinese are are ... able to spend and I took a ... deal on want rebrands beloved looked return J C Penney ... the last one is if anyone talked about alot recently come ... to ... but of the stock's down a little over percent premarket after hedge fund owner Bill Ackman by selling he's done he's out cash now the song it's almost eighteen percent ... after ... a lot of the the sort of ... very public ... battle and seven from forty years I can afford ... last week so he's completely out of it at a J C Penney demon that sucks up a will that ... point lower this morning as result there is Chris Dietrich think so much for joining us ... that's right


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Run an IT organization for a large company. Businessman basically. Will struggle if going into the office means I smell like Diesel from the pump.
OK, F it, get the Dmax.
Its not for the power, gassers have almost as much and will be faster unloaded.
One word - Control. Stepping to the 2500 platform delivers a heavier duty frame you will appreciate. 1500 can Tow loads fine but Control and Stop; not as well. Towing a travel, horse or car trailer are different because they will usually have electric brakes that react when the brake pedal is pushed and can be manually overridden for even greater or less force.
Our boat trailers are Surge braked so the trailer has to already have momentum pushing on the truck to begin braking.
The tipping factor of Control with the Dmax is the 1,2 "punch" of the Allison trans brake combined with the Turbo brake. It is nothing short of amazing how much slowing/stopping power is available before you ever touch the brakes.
Lets be honest, you know you are on the edge of towing your load with a 1500.
My trailer, boat and fuel scale at 6800#. Load up people, wakeboard gear and weekend gear; a 1500 is technically over its load limits. I know, I have done it on a swap of costs with a buddy's F150 and my boat for a weekend at the lake. My daily driver is a 3500 single axle, CC, LB Dmax and there is NO comparison, especially on a twisting hill decent or hit a highway corner a little too fast.
I'm not an advocate spending money just because one has the financial ability. IMO the Denali package is a bigger waste than the Diesel option, but each to his own. The Denali 2500 has softer suspension and spring pack than a standard 2500 so there should be plenty of cushion to the ride yet a more capable tow platform.
The one add-on I would advocate is a water/air/fuel separator/lift pump like Air Dog or FASS. You will likely never change a filter in 3 years and the 1.5% additional cost ($800) is the best insurance you could buy for staving off a host of trip or engine ruining problems. This is not a performance add-on and will have zero effect against warranty.
As for the Diesel smell on one's hands.......I have never heard something so whiny. Most consumer pumps are very clean and have a slower pump speed to avoid the burp. High speed diesel lanes can be dirty but rarely is that one's only option. Keep in mind with an average driving range of over 600 miles, you will likely touch a pump less than 20 times a year total.
A canister of wet wipes under the seat is a good idea regardless of what you drive.
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I had a 3/4 ton chev gasser and now have a 3/4 ton dmax.Being on the west coast of BC, we have lots of hills and mountains. What I like about my diesel is, when going downhill on long steep grades, I don't have to constantly hit my brakes like I did on the gasser. In fact, I have to sometimes accelerate down some hills to keep up my speed, due to the engine compression.
If it doesn't blow black, take it back.
I wasn't going to mention the Ford vs Chevy until I read this post. I currently drive a 2013 F150 Eccoboost as my personal truck and a 2013 Chevy 1500 as my work truck. Both are well equipped with all the bells and whistles. The ford is hands down the better truck in my opinion and it's why I choose it last fall. I tow a snowmobile trailer regularly in the winter and occasionally tow my Maristar in the summer. At work I'm often moving small equipment from job site to job site.
Both trucks now offer 6 speed autos and grade braking making mountain driving a breeze and if overall trailer load is a concern I would consider the heavy trailer towing package. Where the Ford really shines is in the visibility with the tow mirrors and I find the interior much roomier (have you sat in the back seat of an F150 crew cab?), but to be honest my '13 Chevy has a dated interior that's all new in '14.
Good luck and I'm sure when you find the right truck for you you'll know it.
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The dirty smelly pump handles is bs. My wife has been drivin a diesel for the last 10 yrs and she's a nurse. Never went to work smellin like diesel. Besides how hard is it to grab a couple paper towels to hold the pump handle with.
I'd say get the gasser if you ever plan on owning a gasser again because after Rollin the Dmax you will think even the 6.2 is a pooch!
Obviously X55, M5, Denali you must have a garage. Keeps the truck warmer. Diesel warmup is about double the gasser. Plug it in though and it will be warm before you pull out of the garage.
Not sure what your 6.2 gets for mileage but my 6.2 ford is a gas suckin pig. 12mpg avg commuting.
17mpg avg with my bigger heavier big mud tire diesel. Diesel costs 10% more here and it gets gets almost 30% better mileage.
If you have the means get the diesel. Your X55 will look better behind it!!
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Never heard the "smell like diesel after fueling up" argument before. My wife drives a diesel vw bug and I have never heard her complain about filling it up. I've filled it up a hundred times and never remember thinking anything about the pump handle. Not sure all the people driving diesel BMW and Mercedes would agree with that argument either...
I gotta agree with Thrall, the smelly pump handle argument is a bit lame.
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HILLSVILLE — When a new football coach joins a team that's won the state championship, he wants to keep that organization successful, says Doug Reavis, who's joining the staff of the Carroll Wellness Center.
That's going to be his philosophy in leading the non-profit that promotes health and wellness in Hillsville.
Randall Gravley, chairman of the wellness center's board of directors, announced Reavis' hiring as the new facility director on June 28, to start work July 5.
Reavis has valuable experiences in athletics, coaching, fitness and conditioning, youth involvement and past ownership and operation of the Nautilus Fitness Center, Gravley explained. Based on those factors, the board choose Reavis from an impressive field of applicants as the right person to lead and promote the wellness center.
"I've been involved in strength and conditioning as a background pretty much my entire adult life," Reavis told The Gazette. "I played athletics in high school and college and then went straight into coaching and teaching, dealing with fitness and strength and conditioning programs."
Besides running the fitness center with members of his family, Reavis and his wife later operated a small business supplying motivational charts and record and goal boards for high school and college athletic programs.
Reavis has enjoyed being a member of the Carroll Wellness Center since it opened in 2004, and he believes it provides great services to the community — it's a phenomenal place and the staff has done an incredible job in the last six years, he said.
"It's the highlight of my day, coming up here just to work out and hang out with people," he said. "To get to work up here is just a really big honor for me."
He'll be able to come to a "happy place" to work every day.
Wanting to help people reach their fitness and conditioning goals is something that Reavis looks forward to. He always enjoyed it when he could help his students achieve their goals and what it did for their self-esteem.
He doesn't have any new programming ideas right now, preferring to learn what has made the center successful so far and trying to build on that.
"I just want to come in and learn from them how they've done so well and if I can see anything in there that I can help out with and take some pressure off, that's what I want to do," he said. "I certainly wouldn't want to come in and change anything that's working — that would be really, really unwise."
For the time being, Reavis will work to become more familiar with the staff and the business side of the facility, Gravley explained.
Reavis is an excellent fit for the wellness center, Gravley said.
"His experience and positive attitude will definitely help promote a state of good health for the citizens of Carroll County and the surrounding areas through programs and activities at the center," Gravley said in prepared remarks. "Members of the CWC board feel fortunate that Doug is available and are pleased with his excitement and enthusiasm as he begins his tenure as facility director."
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Enterprise networks now have an alternative choice to Microsoft Active Directory (AD) servers, with the open source Samba project aiming for feature parity with the forthcoming release of version 4, according to Canberra-based Samba developer Andrew Bartlett.
Speaking at this year's linux.conf.au Linux and open source conference in Hobart, Bartlett said Samba 4 is aiming to be a replacement for AD by providing a free software implementation of Microsoft's custom protocols.
Because AD is "far more than LDAP and Kerberos", Bartlett said, Samba 4 is not only about developing with Microsoft's customisation of those protocols, it is also about moving the project beyond just providing an NT 4 compatible domain manager.
"I've been working on Samba 4 for four years to try and provide a way to not run Microsoft servers at the centre of the network, which then leads to the clients," he said. "But I am a realist and we have implemented the logon server for Samba 4."
Bartlett admitted Samba has a "nasty" reputation for being "impossible to configure" and believes Samba 4 should "just work" without administrators needing to read through documentation first.
"For example, in Samba 4 we generate the DNS configuration and have an optional OpenLDAP backend and we have configured this as we know how Samba needs this setup."
Over the past year Samba 4 has added multi-master replication leveraging OpenLDAP, making Samba no longer a single-server implementation.
"Our users have also demonstrated how smart card logins work. I barely had to do anything in Samba 4 to get this to work. There is support for group policy as Windows clients are impossible to manage without it."
Samba also changed its scripting language to Python which Bartlett says should be easier for administrators, and there are bindings for other tools.
Also new is NTP signing support which allows Windows clients to accept a valid time from a linux server, which is needed for Kerberos authentication to work. Microsoft's own NTP signing protocol is non-standard and uses AD. This has been implemented in Samba 4 and "to say the NTP community was not happy is an understatement".
Bartlett said Samba 4 has had a lot of input from system administrators, but still needs more help.
"Samba is not just C anymore and we are doing more in scripting languages to make it more flexible," he said, adding some new features in Windows are easy to add to Samba via scripting.
"My Russian connection has had Samba 4 running in production since last June and has discovered a few missing features. They also discovered that machines would stop working after 28 days which was something to do with password expiry. We spent a week at Microsoft and discovered Windows would use a call with a string and fill it with random crap. Samba just sent a password of zero to the string and this is probably not the best for security! Samba now has a conversion logic that handles random characters and is then doing normal Kerberos functions on it."
Bartlett said the Samba team now has a good relationship with Microsoft and the password bug was never in any of its documentation so "they never thought it existed".
Microsoft has also provided a copy of its AD schema which can be worked around by the Samba team.
"We still need a lot of help. For example, how much more do we need to do to support Exchange? Letting me know what works and what doesn't is incredibly valuable."
If people want a Web interface to Samba 4 that is something the community may have to develop. Bartlett said there have been efforts to do this in the past, but they have been removed due to lack of support.


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"Just have it say 'Happy Birthday Keith & Arianna,' please."
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"And what message would you like on your cookie cake?"
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Some Mississippi lawmakers are looking to hold high schools more accountable when is comes to preparing graduates for college.
The bill currently moving through the legislature is only four pages long, but would shift some big financial responsibilities. Its goal is to make sure high school graduates are ready for college academics.
Right now state community colleges and the Institutions of Higher Learning spend about $37 million a year for remedial courses.
"That is unacceptable," said Sen. Nancy Collins of Tupelo, author of the bill.
The measure would pass the cost of any remedial courses for college freshmen back to the high school from which they came. By passing the cost to the high schools, Collins says it'll put more accountability on schools.
"High school students, when they get a diploma, and when they've had a track to go to college, they ought to be able to go to college," Collins said. "They should not have remediation."
As Gov. Phil Bryant pushes education reform in the state, with legislation for charter schools and teacher merit pay, he says the K-12 system needs to make sure students are ready for the next level before handing out a diploma.
"There is a responsibility that the high schools have when the graduate a child to say that child should be able to read at a community college or IHL level," said Bryant. "So there should be some accountability."
As the bill stands now, if passed, it would be in place for the next academic year beginning in August 2013.
"When a student is not achieving and when we has told a counselor that he is on a track to go to college then that school needs to make sure he can go to college and he can achieve in college," said Collins.
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Welcome to North Summit Productions! We're a boutique video production company with a penchant for thinking outside the rhombus. Particularly the diamond shaped variety. In pairs. On the side of a mountain. That was a ski & snowboard bit. Sorry, we spent our website copy budget on more camera gear. But don't worry - we put some recent work and a few pics below to show you how this works. They're worth a few thousand words, right?...
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There are so many names I totally forget who I am looking for! My Dad's grandmother was Susan REGISTER. I even have a picture of her, but can not find her at all. My Dad was Willie Earl BRANTON b. 1/31/1939 Jackson Co., FL, d. 9/8/1998 Stone Park, IL buried at Pilgrims Rest Jackson Co., FL. His father was Howard Cue BRANTON, b. 12/31/1907 Black, AL, d. 7/1992 Chipley, Washington Co., FL buried at Pilgrim's rest in Jackson Co., FL m. Leona BARRENTINE b. 3/8/1912 Black, AL, d. 1965 Chipley, Washington Co., FL buried Pilgrims Rest Jackson Co., FL. Howard Cue's parents were Ephram BRANTON b. 10/27/1865 Geneva Co., AL d. 3/30/1944 DeLand, FL b. Pinehurst Cemetery DeLeon Springs, FL m. 1/17/1890 Frances Jane ATKINS b. 6/28/1873 Geneva Co., AL d. 2/22/1952 DeLeon Springs FL. (Her parents are listed as Robert "Bob" ATKINS and Liza (Eliza) SAPP.
Their children were:
1. Sidney William Tillman BRANTON b. 1893 d. 1918 (In France during WWI)
2. Rosa Ann BRANTON b. 1895 d. 1978 m. 1. Gus BRAZWELL m. 2 Titus TUCKER m. 3 William H. ADKINS
3. John Wesley "Wes" BRANTON b. 1897 d. 1964 m. Henrietta BUTLER
4. Frances Jane BRANTON b. 3/9/1899 d. 3/14/1996 m. Daniel Boone MCDONALD Sr.
5. Esie Lee "E.C" Or "Izzy" BRANTON b. 1901 d. 1977 m. 1 Mary Victoria BRASWELL m. 2 Edith Annie Elziabeth HARRIS
6. Connie Maple BRANTON b. 1903 d. 1966 m. Thomas George CARROLL
7. Louis or Lewis BRANTON b. 1905 d. 1926
8. Howard Cue BRANTON (see information above)
9. Artis Tue BRANTON b. 1909 d. 1982 (no info on marriages)
10. Leon B. BRANTON b. 1911 d. 1968 (no info on marriages)
Ephram BRANTON's parents are:
William R. BRANTON b. 3/23/1834 d. 9/23/1933 m. Susan REGISTER b. 10/13/1850 (some say 1848). It says and cannot be verified that her parents were William REGISTER b. abt 1808 m. Nancy ? b. abt 1810.
I have a list of William R. and Susans kids, but there are a lot of questions so until I find definite proof, I just leave it mostly alone.
William R BRANTON's parents were:
John BRANTON b. abt 1813 NC d. bef 1860 m. Anna J. (Afjane) HALEY b. abt 1822 SC d. aft 1870
1. Ainelia (Angeline) BRANTON b. abt 1841
2. Martha C. BRANTON b. abt 1841 d. abt 1892
3. Tabbitha Ann BRANTON b. abt 1847
4. William R. BRANTON b. 1834 d. 1933 (mine above)
5. Bethiam (? on spelling) BRANTON b. abt 1848
6. Eveline BRANTON b. abt 1850
7. Samuel I. BRANTON b. abt 1854
John BRANTON's parents were:
Maturan or Maturin BRANTON b. bef 1770 d. aft 1850 Columbus County, NC m. Martha GODWIN b. abt 1771 Bladen County, NC
Martha GODWIN's parents are:
David GODWIN m. Catherine PEARCE
Ok, that is about all I can think of.
Looking for Hinson and Conner (or)
I am searching for my great great grandparents. JIM HINSON m. NANCY CAROLINE CONNER(OR). My Great Grandfather was Lawson L. Hinson, b. 2/14/1870 in Henry County, AL (it is listed as Houston County, AL now, but Houston County did not become a county until 1908. Henry County was divided to become Houston County). Anyway, he married 1st JOSEPHINE "DODY" HERRING in Henry County, AL on Jyly 2nd, 1893 (recorded in book 1889 page 526)They spelled his name "Lawson HENSON" and she was listed as "DODY" Herring. Lawson 2nd married Renie (maiden name unknown), she was previously married to an IRVING. Lawson actually died right over the line of Houston Co., AL in Jackson Co., FL. July 7th, 1943. He and Josephine are buried at Antioch Assembly of God in Houston Co., AL (it is listed in the Cemetery Records as being in Jackson Co., FL). We have only been able to find Lawson in 1 census in Alabama. Nothing before or after. ODD don't you think. Anyway, I got his parents names from his death certificate and it states that JIM HINSON AND NANCY CAROLINE CONNER (OR) were both born in Alabama. As you can imagine there are 100's or JIM HINSON's out there. UGH. Any help would be appreciated.
Oh, just as a side, Josephine "Dody" Herring's parents were WILLIAM G. "RUGER" HERRING AND CARRIE C. DAVIS brothers and sisters were WILLIAM PERRY "BUD" HERRING, HATTIE HERRING, ELIZAH A "TINK" HERRING, AND CHARLES O. "BABE" HERRING.
Children of LAWSON HINSON and JOSEPHINE HERRING are:
i. MARY HINSON.
ii. VICTORIA HINSON.
iii.VICIE HINSON, m. LONNIE SASSER.
iv. CARRIE HINSON, m. AURTHUR FREE.
v. RUBY MAE HINSON, m. ARTHUR WEST.
vi. ELBERT HINSON, m. (1) OLLIE MOODY; m. (2) MYRTLE ?.
vii.SONNY BOSS HINSON, m. LORNA MAE SELLERS.
viii. PERRY HINSON, m. NADINE HUTTO.
ix. JAMES 'SPROUT' HINSON, m. ALMA HUTTO.
3. x. J.C. HINSON m. SARAH MELISSA MAT(T)HEWS "Sally" these are my grand parents.
J.C. HINSON and SARAH MELISSA MAT(T)HEWS had the following children:
1. Vernell (bROOKINS)
2. Sarah Helen (WILLIAMS/GALLOWAY)
3. Johnnie Theo (deceased)(HUDSON/MCCOMB)
4. Curtis LaDon
5. Onnie Jean (CONRAD)
6. Betty Joyce (my mother-deceased)(HUDSON/BRANTON)
7. Sally Mae (twin)(BEARDSLY/JACKSON)
8. James Truman (twin)
9. Barbara Dale (RILEY/DEESE)
10. Dorman Lee (deceased)
11. Gurtha "Biddy" (ROWELL/MURPHY)
Looking or Sarah McCoy (Raley) of Alabama
I am searching for any information on my great great grandmother, Sarah M. Raley. We just found out recently that the M. possibly stood for McCoy. We have been told many stories one of which was that she was an indentured servant and the father of her 3 children was the man (who was married) that she was indentured to. She had William Raley (who was last known living in Houston County, AL. Leola Raley (my great grandmother) who last lived in the Cottonwood/Grangeberg, AL area and is supposed to be buried at Bethelham in the same area. Leola was married 3 times (1) John Wesley Barrenting they had my grandmother: Leona Barrentine Branton, she 2nd married ? Jarvis, they had 3 children. David Jarvis who lived in the Taylor/Rehobeth area he was the custodian of Rehobeth High School in Rehobbeth, Houston Co. AL, Edna Raley who married ? Prevatt (still living) They lived in Houston Co., AL. Lola B. Raley m. ? Anderson (still living)in Houston Co., AL The last child of Sarah M. Raley is unknown. The new name has brought up many questions: was she married? What happened to her husband? Was she indentured and why? Who was the family she lived with and could the man be the father of the children. I did speak to William several years ago, and he stated that was a fact, but refused to talk about it anymore, he was not happy.
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W Burnside: Theory of Groups of Finite Order
The book was 388 pages long and contained the following Preface written by Burnside in July 1897.
The book was 388 pages long and contained the following Preface written by Burnside in July 1897.
The theory of groups of finite order may be said to date from the time of Cauchy. To him are due the first attempts at classification with a view to forming a theory from a number of isolated facts. Galois introduced into the theory the exceedingly important idea of a self-conjugate sub-group, and the corresponding division of groups into simple and composite. Moreover, by showing that to every equation of finite degree there corresponds a group of finite order on which all the properties of the equation depend, Galois indicated how far reaching the applications of the theory might be, and thereby contributed greatly, if indirectly, to its subsequent development.
Many additions were made, mainly by French mathematicians, during the middle part of the century. The first connected exposition of the theory was given in the third edition of M Serret's "Cours d'Algèbre Supérieure," which was published in 1866. This was followed in 1870 by M Jordan's "Traité des substitutions et des équations algébriques." The greater part of M Jordan's treatise is devoted to a development of the ideas of Galois and to their application to the theory of equations.
No considerable progress in the theory, as apart from its applications, was made till the appearance in 1872 of Herr Sylow's memoir "Théorèmes sur les groupes de substitutions" in the fifth volume of the Mathematische Annalen. Since the date of this memoir, but more especially in recent years, the theory has advanced continuously.
In 1882 appeared Herr Netto's "Substitutionentheorie und ihre Anwendungen auf die Algebra," in which, as in M Serret's and M Jordan's works, the subject is treated entirely from the point of view of groups of substitutions. Last but not least among the works which give a detailed account of the subject must be mentioned [Heinrich Weber] Herr Weber's "Lehrbuch der Algebra," of which the first volume appeared in 1895 and the second in 1896. In the last section of the first volume some of the more important properties of substitution groups are given. In the first section of the second volume, however, the subject is approached from a more general point of view, and a theory of finite groups is developed which is quite independent of any special mode of representing them.
The present treatise is intended to introduce to the reader the main outlines of the theory of groups of finite order apart from any applications. The subject is one which has hitherto attracted but little attention in this country; it will afford me much satisfaction if, by means of this book, I shall succeed in arousing interest, among English mathematicians in a branch of pure mathematics which becomes the more fascinating the more it is studied.
Cayley's dictum that "a group is defined by means of the laws of combination of its symbols" would imply that, in dealing purely with the theory of groups, no more concrete mode of representation should be used than is absolutely necessary. It may then be asked why, in a book which professes to leave all applications on one side, a considerable space is devoted to substitution groups; while other particular modes of representation, such as groups of linear transformations, are not even referred to. My answer to this question is that while, in the present state of our knowledge, many results in the pure theory are arrived at most readily by dealing with properties of substitution groups, it would be difficult to find a result that could be most directly obtained by the consideration of groups of linear transformations.
The plan of the book is as follows. The first Chapter has been devoted to explaining the notation of substitutions. As this notation may not improbably be unfamiliar to many English readers, some such introduction is necessary to make the illustrations used in the following chapters intelligible. Chapters II to VII deal with the more important properties of groups which are independent of any special form of representation. The notation and methods of substitution groups have been rigorously excluded in the proofs and investigations contained in these chapters; for the purposes of illustration, however, the notation has been used whenever convenient. Chapters VIII to X deal with those properties of groups which depend on their representation as substitution groups. Chapter XI treats of the isomorphism of a group with itself. Here, though the properties involved are independent of the form of representation of the group, the methods of substitution groups are partially employed. Graphical modes of representing a group are considered in Chapters XII and XIII. In Chapter XIV the properties of a class of groups, of great importance in analysis, are investigated as a general illustration of the foregoing, theory. The last Chapter contains a series of results in connection with the classification of groups as simple, composite, or soluble.
A few illustrative examples have been given throughout the book. As far as possible I have selected such examples as would serve to complete or continue the discussion in the text where they occur.
In addition to the works by Serret, Jordan, Netto and Weber [Heinrich Weber] already referred to, I have while writing this book consulted many original memoirs. Of these I may specially mention, as having been of great use to me, two by Herr Dyck published in the twentieth and twenty-second volumes of the Mathematische Annalen with the title "Gruppentheoretische Studien"; three by Herr Frobenius in the Berliner Sitzungsberichte for 1895 with the titles, "Über endliche Gruppen," "Über auflösbare Gruppen," and "Verallgemeinerung des Sylow'schen Satzes"; and one by Herr Hölder in the forty-sixth volume of the Mathematische Annalen with the title "Bildung zusammengesetzter Gruppen." Whenever a result is taken from an original memoir I have given a full reference; any omission to do so that may possibly occur is due to an oversight on my part.
To Mr A R Forsyth, Sc.D., F.R.S., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Sadlerian Professor of Mathematics, and to Mr G B Mathews, M.A., F.R.S., late Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, and formerly Professor of Mathematics in the University of North Wales, I am under a debt of gratitude for the care and patience with which they have read the proof-sheets. Without the assistance they have so generously given me, the errors and obscurities, which I can hardly hope to have entirely escaped, would have been far more numerous. I wish to express my grateful thanks also to Prof 0 Hölder of Königsberg who very kindly read and criticized parts of the last chapter. Finally I must thank the Syndics of the University Press of Cambridge for the assistance they have rendered in the publication of the book, and the whole Staff of the Press for the painstaking and careful way in which the printing has been done.
July 1897
In the Preface to this second edition Burnside explained what changes he had made. They were certainly important changes and produced a book which, nearly 100 years later, is still sometimes consulted by group theorists. The Preface, written in March 1911, reads:
In the Preface to this second edition Burnside explained what changes he had made. They were certainly important changes and produced a book which, nearly 100 years later, is still sometimes consulted by group theorists. The Preface, written in March 1911, reads:
Very considerable advances in the theory of groups of finite order have been made since the appearance of the first edition of this book. In particular the theory of groups of linear substitutions has been the subject of numerous and important investigations by several writers; and the reason given in the original preface for omitting any account of it no longer holds good.
In fact it is now more true to say that for further advances in the abstract theory one must look largely to the representation of a group as a group of linear substitutions. There is accordingly in the present edition a large amount of new matter. Five Chapters, XIII to XVII, are devoted to the theory of groups of linear substitutions, including their invariants. In Chapter IV, which is also new, certain properties of abstract groups, to which no reference was made in the first edition, are dealt with; while Chapter XII develops more completely the investigation of the earlier sections of Chapter IX of the first edition.
All the chapters dealing with the abstract theory, including that of the group of isomorphisms, have been brought together in the earlier part of the book; while from Chapter X onwards various special modes of representing a group are investigated. The last Chapter of the first edition has none to correspond to it in the present, but all results of importance which it contained are given in connections in which they naturally occur. With this exception there are no considerable changes in the matter of the first edition though there is some re-arrangement, and in places additions have been made.
A number of special questions, most of which could not have been introduced in the text without somewhat marring the scheme of the work, have been dealt with in the notes.
Some of the examples, especially in the earlier part of the book, are suitable exercises for those to whom the subject is new. The examples as a whole, however, have not been inserted with this object, but rather (i) to afford further illustration of points dealt with in the text, (ii) where references are given, to call attention to points of importance not mentioned in the text, and (iii) to suggest subjects of investigation.
A separate index to the definitions of all technical terms has been prepared which it is hoped may be of considerable service to readers.
I owe my best thanks to the Rev Alfred Young, M.A., Rector of Birdbrook, Essex, and formerly Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, who read the whole of the book as it passed through the press. His careful criticism has saved me from many errors and his suggestions have been of great help to me. Mr Harold Hilton, M.A., Lecturer in Mathematics at Bedford College, University of London, and formerly Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, gave me great assistance by reading, and criticising the chapters on groups of linear substitutions; and Dr Henry Frederick Baker, F.R.S., Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, helped me with most valuable suggestions on the chapter dealing with invariants. To both these gentlemen I offer my sincere thanks. I must further not omit to thank correspondents, both English and American, for pointing out to me errors in the first edition. All these have, I hope, been corrected.
Finally I would again express my gratitude to the officers and staff of the University Press for their courtesy and for the care with which the printing has been carried out.
March 1911
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Susie Zada has been researching her family since the late 1960s and working as a genealogist, historian and researcher since 1990. She completed an Associate Diploma in Local and Applied History at University of New England (Armidale) in 1996 and has been working in the area of the built Heritage since 1996. She has been guest speaker on various topics at genealogical and historical societies and community groups across Victoria and in 2002 presented the Don Grant Lecture to the Victorian Association of Family History Organisations AGM.
She has worked on Heritage Studies in various municipalities in Victoria including: - Shire of Mitchell; Shire of Moira; Golden Plains Shire; City of Greater Geelong; and Moorabool Shire, as well as Conservation Management Plans for sites in Melbourne and across country Victoria.
She has researched and published several books as well as historical interpretive displays, CD-Roms, indexes and extensive web sites on local history. She is a former President of the City of Richmond & Burnley Historical Society, and the Bellarine Historical Society. She has been editor of the Geelong Historical Society journal, and was on the committee of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria History Support Group.
Part-time positions have included the Geelong Heritage Centre and she is Assistant Library Manager at the Genealogical Society of Victoria.
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- Organising Your Family History
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In 1997 Bill Clinton had just begun his second term, Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield's ear in a boxing match, and Leonardo DiCaprio won hearts as Jack Dawson in 'Titanic.'
It was also the year that a single mom published, on a tight income and benefits, her first book. 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' would soon become one of the best-selling books of modern times and JK Rowling one of the world's richest women.
Almost a decade and a half and seven books, eight films, a theme park, and tens of thousands of adoring fans later, we're about to witness the final chapter in our beloved boy wizard's story: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2' opens in theaters Friday.
No one thought she would survive a cutthroat publishing marketplace back in 1995, when Rowling penned 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' in local cafes whenever she could get her daughter to sleep. Some 12 London publishers rejected Rowling's manuscript about a vulnerable boy wizard battling dark forces before one finally accepted it. Independent publisher Bloomsbury accepted Rowling's manuscript for a mere $3,750 advance and published an initial run of only 500 copies.
Sales were sluggish, but picked up fast when 'Sorcerer's Stone' won two awards and the story went viral. In 1998, 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' was published by Bloomsbury and went straight into the No. 1 slot on the BookTrack bestseller list. It was also the year that Warner Bros. secured film rights to the first two books for a seven-figure sum. Things began heating up.
In November 2002, the 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' film was released in Britain and the United States. And in 2003, 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' was published. The fifth book in the series sold more than 5 million copies in its first day. With film openings brimming with Potter-caped kids and midnight-release parties planned at bookstores across the country, it was a Potter bonanza for fans, booksellers, and Warner Bros. alike.
In 2004, the film version of 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban' was released, making $92.7 million in the US. The three-day haul for the new film surpassed any previous 'Potter' film revenues. July 2007 was a heady month for Potterphiles: "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," the fifth movie in the series, was released in the same month as 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,' the seventh and final volume in the tale. It sold more than 11 million copies, snapped up during the first 24 hours of release.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park opened at Universal's Islands of Adventure park in Orlando, Florida, in June 2010. The 20-acre Harry Potter theme and dream park recreates the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and reportedly cost $250 million to build. Later that year, in October, Rowling was interviewed by Oprah Winfrey, and admitted that she cried uncontrollably when she finished the last 'Potter' book. She also said she's not ruling out writing another one.
Since Harry Potter's introduction to the muggle world, Harry has become a global phenomenon. Over the past 15 years, we've read about his life in seven brick-thick books, watched him in seven films (soon to be eight). His books have sold more than 450 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 67 languages. His films so far have earned more than $6 billion at the global box office. But there's more to come.
The eighth and final installment of Warner Bros.' 'Harry Potter' movie franchise, 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2,' opens Friday, July 15. Warner Bros. reportedly paid $100 million for Leavesden Studios, where it filmed the movies. The numbers are incredible, reports the Hollywood Reporter: Actor Daniel Radcliffe wore out nearly 70 wands and 160 pairs of glasses during the making of the 'Harry Potter' films. Prop artists made 40 versions of Salazar Slytherin's locket to accommodate Ron and Harry's failed attempts to destroy it. Set artists used five 32-ton trucks' worth of polystyrene to create mounds of the rubble for 'Deathly Hallows.' And some 210,000 coins were made for the Gringotts bank scene. The number we're all waiting to see? Will "Deathly Hollows" trump all the previous 'Potter' films at the box office?
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During Monday's regular City Council meeting at City Hall, an administrative resolution is set to preliminarily approve the terms for a lease between the city and Ford's Boathouse to replace the old K-C's River Stop in providing food, bait/tackle and fueling services at the Yacht Club.
According to Daniel Kearns, whose son, Zak, will run Ford's Boathouse, things have progressed smoothly.
"We're finalizing it now and we should have our lease by next week," Kearns said. "We're going to get our permits now."
Ford's will expand the deck to double the size, as well as redo the building to make it look like a boat, Kearns said.
Ford's also will have boat rentals and a pontoon boat for sunset cruises, according to Kearns.
Kearns said Ford's could be open in December.
The terms of the agreement include a five-year lease with three five-year options. The first five years will be at a rate of $3,500 per month, with 4 percent of gross annual receipts over $700,000, to be increased by .5 percent in five-year increments.
Ford's Boathouse will be open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., with additional hours on the weekend possible after six months of operation based on the impact on the neighborhood and whether the city manager or the city council approves it.
"We're going to be cognizant of our neighbors because we've opened places close to neighbors," Kearns said. "If we can expand hours without affecting someone's personal life, then we'll look at that."
In the meantime, the city has tried to fill the gap with temporary food services. Currently, Shorty's Heavenly Dogs has taken up location under the banyon tree outside the former K-C's, selling hamburgers, hot dogs, chips and cold drinks.
Mary Fuller said she set up her temporary place just last Saturday after the previous interim food service, a barbecue vendor, left.
"They told me it wasn't working for them. I guess they didn't like that heavy food. They wanted something quick," Fuller said. "We got a lot of business the first weekend with the kids in the pool. During the week we're keeping people happy."
Fuller said she expects to be there for about four months, or roughly until the end of the year.
It was slow Wednesday, with adults streaming in and out for a quick snack.
The city has put out some picnic tables and chairs nearby to allow people a place to eat in the relative cool of the shade, Fuller said.
And some of those who have come were the same ones who came to K-C's for years.
Louie Galpin used to go there every day for a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. He returned on this day for a couple of hot dogs.
"I've come here 12 years. I think any change is good. We'll see how it works out," Galpin said.
In July, Ford's Boathouse was named the top-ranked firm of two to take over the location after the city decided against extending the lease of K-C's River Stop, which expired in June, without also looking at other options for the city-owned site.


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Samuel Anthony Alito, Jr. (pronounced /əˈliːtoʊ/; born April 1, 1950) is an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. He was nominated by President George W. Bush and has served on the court since January 31, 2006.
Raised in Hamilton Township, New Jersey and educated at Princeton University and Yale Law School, Alito served as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey and a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit prior to joining the Supreme Court. He is the 110th justice, the second Italian American and the eleventh Roman Catholic to serve on the court. Alito has been described by the Cato Institute as a conservative jurist with a libertarian streak.
Alito was born in Trenton, New Jersey, to Italian American parents: Italian immigrant Samuel A. Alito, Sr., and the former Rose Fradusco. Alito's father, now deceased, was a high school teacher and then became the first Director of the New Jersey Office of Legislative Services, a position he held from 1952 to 1984. Alito's mother is a retired schoolteacher.


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Over the last year since moving to DC I have been living without a car (for the first time), in turn learning how to live as a pedestrian. Despite its pre-suburban influenced density Glover Park remains of the best pedestrian accessible neighborhoods in DC.
Although the neighborhood is not serviced by it's own Metrorail stop, a handful of reliable WMATA buses run through this neighborhood that offer routes to Van Ness/UDC and Dupont Circle metro stations on the Red Line. Additional access is available on the 30–series WMATA buses running along Wisconsin Ave, with service running from Tenleytown/AU (red line) and beyond through GWU/Foggy Bottom (Blue/Orange line) and onward through downtown DC. A short walk downhill along Wisconsin Ave. to Georgetown offers access to the Circulator Buses, which connect DC through some of the most popular routes for visitors and DC-lovers alike.
Indeed Glover Park is proudly multi-modal in its transportation infrastructure, even displaying a good balance between automobile transit and pedestrian access to most essential services within walking distance. Because of the residential layout inside of the neighborhood, street parking is quite common (if not always plentiful), offering a safe buffer for pedestrians between the sidewalk and moving traffic. Street-tree lined sidewalks line virtually every street, providing easy access to the business corridor along Wisconsin Ave and also allowing parents and children to walk to neighborhood school!
While Glover Park is not best known for it's public transit, it is probably one of the safest neighborhoods for pedestrians and cyclists as I have experienced in DC. Even drivers find themselves becoming pedestrians when they're walking around the neighborhood, especially with the easy access to nearby businesses along Wisconsin Ave (which I'll detail in the next blog post). Glover Park has everything a resident could ask for: grocery stores, restaurants, park, schools, and is within walking distance (about a mile) to both Georgetown and American University (my alma mater); it's easy to see what attracted me and many others to live in this neighborhood.


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Laura on Life
The thing about technology is that either you love it and are interested in learning more about it, or you have to pay someone who is.
My husband, thank goodness is the former, and if I wasn't married to him, I would be the latter.
I still have to pay for his help with my patience. He is exasperated every time I ask for help. I'm pretty sure this is because I can't always explain what is wrong in his language.
"Honey, my printer is constipated. There are three things in the buffer and nothing is coming through."
I can hear him grumbling as he sits down at my desk.
"What did you say?" I ask.
"I said your printer is a pain in my buffer!"
It's not as if I did anything different to make it not work. I didn't spill anything on it or drop it down a flight of stairs. It just stopped working.
He always asks, "Did you turn it off and then back on?"
After twenty years of hearing this question, I have learned to do just that before I even mention the problem to him. I'm not stupid. My computer is.
"Yes, of course, I did," I'll say.
I still don't understand why this is necessary, though. There is nothing else in my house that simply decides to randomly stop running. I never have to unplug my refrigerator and then plug it back in to keep it running. Imagine if every electrical device in my house had to be turned off and on two or three times a week. That would be a full-time job!
He asks me, "There are three things to be printed, right? Do you remember what they are?"
"Yes. They are all the same thing."
"Oh," he scoffed, "You're one of THOSE people."
Okay, now he was getting on my last nerve. "What? You'd prefer that I try something only once and if it didn't work, I coming running to you?"
I would be the first one to admit that the problem could be due to the computer's hatred for me. Its digital animosity toward me would, of course, make it necessary for me to give it instructions three times before it would comply.
I have children. I'm used to giving my instructions three times.
Apparently, the one thing I didn't do more than once was turn it off and on. My husband gave me a doubtful look after he did just that and the printer finally decided to do its job. I was nonplussed.
"Hah!" he crowed. "I'm so amazing!" He walked away grinning.
"Amazing, my buffer," I grumbled. "You're just lucky my printer likes you."
Laura Snyder is a nationally syndicated columnist, author & speaker. You can reach Laura at firstname.lastname@example.com Or visit her website www.lauraonlife.com for more info.
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ORLANDO, Fla. - State Attorney Lawson Lamar and legal analysts are weighing in on the evidence in the Casey Anthony case that was uncovered by Local 6 and overlooked by Orange County Sheriff's Office and prosecutors.
Lamar announced Wednesday he plans to meet with Sheriff Jerry Demings to disccus why his prosecutors went into the Casey Anthony trial without 99 percent of the Internet browser records created on the Anthony computer on the day Caylee died.
Lead prosecutor Linda Drane Burdick requested the Internet history two months before trial, but a Local 6 investigation found the sheriff's office failed to extract data from the browser Casey Anthony primarily used. Lamar said he also plans to confer with her.
Included in that overlooked evidence: a search the afternoon Caylee died for "foolproof suffocation" followed by a webpage that discusses how to kill with poison, suffocation and plastic bags.
"It would be premature to second guess the actions of anyone before I can carefully review the series of events that has fueled this media story," Lamar said, referring to Local 6's discovery. "I have faith in the integrity of the Sheriff's Office and of Ms. Drane in their pursuit of justice."
After Local 6 showed the evidence to prosecutors last week, Burdick and her co-prosecutor Jeff Ashton said they would have used it to try to prove Casey Anthony researched how to kill with poison and suffocation on the same afternoon her daughter, Caylee, was killed by poison and suffocation.
Ashton, who defeated Lamar in this year's election and takes over in January as state attorney, told Local 6, ""It's just a shame we didn't have it. This certainly would have put the accidental death claim in serious question." Ashton has announced Burdick will be his top lieutenant once he takes office.
Local 6 legal analyst Luis Calderon said he was astounded at what Local 6 uncovered.
"It was shocking, simply shocking that this evidence went undiscovered until after the fact," Calderon said. "And to know those searches occurred on the afternoon of the last day she would be alive? That's the most shocking part this is within a window of time they were investigating was searches were done on that computer so it just defies logic why this wasn't discovered during the course of this investigation."
When asked if the evidence would have made a difference with the jury, Calderon said, "although there was no physical evidence of Casey being there, it would lead one to believe there was at least knowledge or that guilty state of mind on the day that Caylee Anthony died."
But the question everyone is asking: Who's to blame for the evidence never making it to trial?
"Ultimately, it's going to fall on the investigator who had access to the computer, who had access to the files and why they didn't discover this or take the time to uncover the information," Calderon said. "But you also have to ask the prosecutor whether they actually requested it and how detailed did that request need to be."
The prosecutor requested browser history from the sheriff, but it came two months before the trial and wasn't very specific or forceful. The sheriff's office told Local 6 it tried and failed to extract the browser and provided less than two percent of the day's activities.
Calderon said even with the evidence being uncovered now, Casey Anthony can't be tried again.
"She's been tried, jeopardy is attached. There's really nothing that can be done, no recourse for the state or [federal] government to take action against Casey Anthony at this time," Calderon said.
When asked about certain state cases that, once lost, are taken to federal court, Calderon said, "Sometimes transactions occur, maybe specific federal laws are broken. But this is a state issue, no crossing of state lines, no wire transactions."
Watch Local 6 News for in depth coverage on this story.
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A Baltimore jury convicted Alvin Ray Wright Sr. Tuesday of grabbing a 13-year-old girl just a block from her home, throwing her into the basement of a vacant East Baltimore building and repeatedly raping her.
"She thought she was going to die," Assistant State's Attorney Aaliyah Muhammad said during closing arguments. "He beat her into submission."
As the jury returned its guilty verdict on the first count, a faint, thin smile passed the lips of the girl. Her father hugged her tight. Three corrections officers led Wright out of the courtroom in chains.
He faces life in prison at his sentencing, which is scheduled for May 15.
"I'm speechless," said the victim's mother, who asked not to be identified to protect her daughter's identity. The Baltimore Sun does not name victims of sexual assault. "I'm glad it's over. We can live on."
The October 2011 attack showed in horrific fashion the dangers posed by the city's vacant homes. The building where the girl was raped in the 800 block of N. Caroline St. had long been empty, and Muhammad speculated that Wright was familiar with it.
"How long had he been lurking?" in wait for a vulnerable person to attack, she asked the jury.
As Muhammad finished her arguments earlier Tuesday, she urged the jury to "find justice" for the victim, pointing her out in the courtroom. The girl shook visibly as the prosecutor recounted the evidence.
Wright, 49, was charged in connection with the Oct. 17, 2011, attack after DNA evidence implicated him in the crime.
Wright, who scribbled notes throughout the closing arguments, was convicted on three counts of first-degree rape, three counts of first-degree sex offense and a single count of first-degree assault. The jury deliberated for two hours Tuesday afternoon.
"He was of course disappointed in the verdict," said Garland Sanderson, Wright's attorney.
In his closing arguments, Sanderson had disputed the validity of the DNA evidence, questioned whether Wright was behind the attack, and argued that even if he was, prosecutors did not have enough evidence to prove rape.
"The state's attorney wants you to be upset," Sanderson told jurors. "But your job is to look at the facts of the case and apply the law."
As the victim walked home that evening, Muhammad said, the girl knew to be wary of the vacant houses on the 800 block of N. Caroline St., and tried to avoid Wright when she saw him.
But Wright grabbed her around the neck to stop her crying out and pushed his victim into the house, the prosecutor said. The girl fell six feet because it had no floor and Wright leaped down and raped her three times, forced her to perform fellatio and beat her in the face and body, she added.
People living on the block heard the girl's screams but could not find her, Muhammad said, and Wright carried on as they searched on the street, moving her to another part of the house.
He then fled the vacant building, climbing on a plank to get out, the prosecutor said, pointing to his apparent knowledge that he could get out as evidence that he had been planning the attack.
The girl piled items up and clambered out, according to a police report. Someone who lived nearby found her bloodied and dirty, and doctors at Mercy Medical Center reported that some of the girl's teeth had been knocked loose in the attack, her mouth was bloodied, and she had injuries consistent with being raped, Muhammad said.
The house where the attack took place had long been empty and was for a while owned by the city, which had struggled to keep it securely boarded up. But by the summer of 2012, a developer had rehabilitated the building, along with a number of others on the block.
Wright has a previous felony conviction that meant his DNA was in a state database, which was vital in building the case, police said at the time of his arrest. Processing of the DNA was sped up because of the horrific nature of the attack, police added.
None of Wright's convictions was on charges of sexual violence, something Sanderson pointed to as strange. "Is it reasonable to think that someone at the age of 49 just loses it?" he asked.
The victim's father said that after Wright is sentenced he will never have a chance to hurt anyone again.


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123 HP officejet pro 8620 Setup and Install
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- 123 HP officejet pro 8620 – Unpacking Printer
- 123 HP officejet pro 8620 – Power Cord Preferences
- 123 HP officejet pro 8620 – ControlPanel Preferences
123 HP officejet pro 8620 – Ink Cartidge Installation
- 123 HP officejet pro 8620 – Installing Latest Software Driver
Step 1 : Unpack the Printer
Follow the steps below to unbox the HP printer
- 1. Take out the printer from the box
- 2. Unseal all tape and packing materials that are visible outside the printer
- 3. Pull out the sticker that is covering the control panel and open the scanner lid slowly
- 4. Bring down the scanner lid once all tape and covers are taken off from the scanner glass
- 5. Keep your fingers on the sides of the cartridge access door and lift it up in order to remove the tape and packing materials inside the printer; close the access door of the cartridge.
- 6. Remove all tape and packing materials from the input (by adjusting the paper width guides), output and photo trays by lifting it gently.
- 7. Move all the pulled out trays back to its place
- Push the input and output tray to the farther end until it fits into its slot.
- Pushing the paper tray until it locks into its place
- 8. Collect all the packing materials and tapes to recycle it
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Step 2: Connect the Power Cord and Adjust your Preferences
How to connect the power cord and install the ink cartridges on the HP printer when it is installed for the first time?
Procedure to connect the power cord for first-time printer setup:
- Before you press the Power Button on your printer to turn it on, ensure that one end of the power cord is on the printer's rear and the other end into an electrical outlet. Connect the power cord
- Set the language, country/region, month, day & year and the time on the printer's control panel and click Continue once all the above options are set.
- Install the genuine HP ink cartridges provided, on its respective slots (left and right) to ensure that the tri-color cartridge is fixed on the left and the black ink cartridge is fixed on the right
- Ensure that you touch only the black plastic side of the ink cartridge while you handle it.Open the cartridge access door
- Make sure that you remove only one cartridge at a time at the time of installation and never leave a cartridge idle for more than 30 minutes outside separately. This may damage the ink cartridge and create interruption while printing by displaying error messages.Remove the cartridge from its package
- Avoid touching the cartridge contacts or the ink nozzles while you remove the tape on the ink cartridge.Remove the tape and avoid touching the cartridge contacts or ink nozzles
- As specified in step 3, fix the tri-color cartridge on the left slot of the printer and the black cartridge on the right side slot.Insert the new cartridge.
- The same steps should be followed to install and fix the other ink cartridge in its slot
- Close the access door of the cartridge before the message pop-ups on your computer to do so, and then return to the printer's home screen
- Once you tap the OK option, the printer calibrates and prints an alignment page by adjusting the cartridges
- If you cannot print the alignment page, check if you have loaded the paper in the printer's input tray
- From the printer's control panel, tap Setup then Touch Printer Maintenanceand then Tap Align Printer; retry printing the alignment page by following the instructions prompted on the screen. This will confirm if the ink cartridges are installed properly in the printer.
Step 3: 3. Control Panel preferences Setup
123 HP officejet pro 8620 Setup and Config
The control panel functions are mainly used to customize the print settings and choose the print options.
Control panel buttons and lights:
- Power button: Used for turning on and off your printer
- Home button: This button helps you to come back to the control panel home screen from wherever you are or after completing any function
- Control panel display: Swipe on the control panel to choose menu options or to navigate throughout the items in the printer menu.
- Wireless status light: It indicates the connection status of the Wireless network and the Wireless feature (ON/OFF). The blue light is solid (when it is ON) and blink (when it is OFF).
- Help button: This will provide information about using the control panel functions. The Help button is lighted up when it is available
- Back button: This button allows you to go back to the previous menu or screen from the current screen
Control panel display menu:
- Copy: If you wish to choose a copy type or change the copy settings, it can be performed using the Copy menu
- Scan: When you tap the Scan To menu, it shows you the path for your scan function.
- Fax: The option opens a screen to send a fax or change fax settings.
- HP Printables: With this option, you can access and print details of Web Services such as coupons, coloring pages, puzzles, etc.
- Quick Forms: It opens the Quick Forms menu that lets you choose a form to print. 6. Setup: In order to change print preferences and utilize tools to execute maintenance jobs, tap on this icon to use the Setup menu.
- Help: This option opens the Help menu to view the setup instruction videos, tips and printer functions or features information.
- HP ePrint icon: When you click this icon, the Web Services Summary menu opens to verify the ePrint status details, modify ePrint settings, or print an EWS Information page.
- Wireless Direct icon: When you touch the Wireless Direct icon, the Wireless Direct Summary menu is enabled that lets you turn on or turn off Wi-Fi Direct. It is also helpful to obtain the Wi-Fi direct username and password.
- Wireless icon: Open the Wireless Summary menu to confirm the wireless connection is enabled and then print a test report to diagnose and repair network issues when you tap this icon.
- Ink icon: By touching this icon, the ink cartridge levels are displayed with a warning symbol and message if the ink level is not up to the mark.
- Fax status icon: Use this icon to view the status information for the Auto Answer function, fax logs, and the fax sound volume.
Step 4: Software Driver Installation
Software Installation for the first time printer setup-HP Printer.
Instructions to download the latest print driver and software for your HP Printer:
- • Go to our website and search your respective printer by typing the printer model number in the search box provided
- • Hit Enter and it will take you to the driver and software downloads page
- • Check the compatibility of your printer driver with your operating system by choosing the same in the options provided on our web page
- • Select the full feature download, which is highly recommended as it provides you the complete software updates of the printer functionality
- • If the full feature driver is not available for your printer, choose the Basic Drivers option and click to download it.
- • Click on the Download button that is available next to the full feature software download.
- • The downloaded full feature driver file will be located in the Downloads folder of your computer
- • Double-click to open it and click on the .exe file (Windows) or .dmg file (Mac).
- • Open, Run or Save the full feature driver file for the printer driver to download.
- • Finish the installation process by following the instructions prompted on your computer screen.
- • Once the printer driver is installed, then your HP printer is ready to produce the print job.
- Click here to Go Download Page : https://printer-driver.co/123-hp-officejet-pro-8620-software-driver-download/


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Krauthammer predicts 'rifles aimed at the sky all across America'
Posted: May 16, 2012
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The federal government is moving quickly to open the skies over America to drones – both for commercial and government purposes – and respected Washington Post and Fox News commentator Charles Krauthammer is forecasting "rifles aimed at the sky all across America."
The comments from Krauthammer, who won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1987 after serving as a speechwriter for Vice President Walter Mondale and then beginning his journalism career at The New Republic, were on "Special Report" with Bret Baier.
"I would predict, I'm not encouraging, but I predict the first guy who uses a Second Amendment weapon to bring a drone down that's been hovering over his house is going to be a folk hero in this country," Krauthammer said.The conversation arose as the federal government announced it is beginning to allow public safety agencies to fly unmanned aircraft – drones – with fewer and fewer restrictions.
According to yesterday's report from Bloomberg, police, fire and other government agencies now are being allowed to fly drones weighing as much as 25 pounds without special approvals previously needed.
The Federal Aviation Administration said on its website that the move was an interim step until the agency finishes rules that will open the door for commercial operation of drones, as well as those uses for government purposes.
Congress has adopted the position of encouraging more drone flights, with the "goal of adapting technology used by the military in Iraq and Afghanistan."
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The FAA said it had gotten requests from 61 police departments, agencies or universities to fly drones, including the Army, Air Force, Navy and others.
The move toward drones, which will offer virtually unlimited spy options to watch U.S. citizens, has raised all sorts of privacy concerns, about which Krauthammer expressed an unreserved horror.
"I'm going to go hard left on you here. I'm going to go ACLU. I don't want regulations. I don't want restrictions – I want a ban on this. Drones are instruments of war. The Founders had a great aversion to any instruments of war, the use of the military inside of the United States. They didn't like standing armies, It has all kinds of statutes against using the Army in the country.
"A drone is a high-tech version of an old Army and a musket. It ought to be used in Somalia to hunt bad guys, but not in America. I don't want to see it hovering over anybody's home."
His said there's a difference from other technology applications.
"Yes, you can say we have satellites, we've got Google Street. And London has a camera on every street corner. But that is not an excuse to cave in on everything else and accept a society where you are always under – being watched by the government. This is not what we want. I would say ban it under all circumstances.
"And I would predict, I'm not encouraging, but I predict the first guy who uses a Second Amendment weapon to bring a drone down that's been hovering over his house is going to be a folk hero in this country."
On the panel too was Mara Liasson, of National Public Radio.
"I don't know if you can do that. Arean't they awfully high up?"
No problem, Krauthammer suggested.
"You may have to use a lot of them. You may have to use a very high powered one. You may have to use a bazooka. I'm not encouraging. I'm simply making a prediction."
Baier pointed out that a drone already has been used in a criminal investigation in America, with the case of a North Dakota man arrested for activities observed with a drone.
Krauthammer was allowing no compromises.
"I don't think we want a society where if there are these objects hovering over, streaming real-time information about you, your family, your car, your location. We know it's going to be abused. Yes, you say sure, we're going to start restricting here, so we can save maybe $80,000. It's not worth it."
"Stop it here, stop it now," he said.
He said otherwise, there would be "rifles aimed at the sky all across America."
Also raising concerns is the Electronic Privacy Information Center, which has told the Federal Aviation Administration there needs to be transparency and accountability in drone operations.
The organization has recommended the development of privacy protections before drones are used widely in the nation's airspaces.
EPIC said it was part of a coalition of more than 100 organizations, experts and others who petitioned the FAA to conduct a formal rulemaking procedure on the privacy implications of domestic drone use.
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Several members of Congress also have expressed to the FAA their concerns over the privacy implications of drone use. In a letter to the FAA, the congressmen said, "There is … potential for drone technology to enable invasive and pervasive surveillance without adequate privacy protections."
EPIC noted that because of their design and technology, drone surveillance "often occurs without the knowledge of the individual being monitored."
"These vehicles can gather detailed information on individuals," the organization reports.
The federal government already has issued 78 certificates for commercial drone operations, along with 273 active government licenses.
Among the specifics: "The Miami-Dade Police Department in Florida used federal grant money to purchase a small drone vehicle. Reports dating back to 2008 explain that Miami was seeking to use a small drone … 'to gather real time information in situations which may be too dangerous for officers.' However, police have admitted that the drone can be used to look into houses," EPIC reported.
EPIC documented that "the increased use of drones poses an ongoing threat to every person residing with the United States. Companies are developing 'paparazzi drones' in order to follow and photograph celebrities. Private detectives are starting to use drones to track their targets. Google, Inc., has deployed street-level drones in other countries to supplement the images of Street View. Criminals and others may use drones for purposes of stalking and harassment."
The organization warned, "The consequences of increased government surveillance through the use of drones are even more troubling. The ability to link facial recognition capabilities on drone cameras to the FBI's Next Generation Identification database or DHS' IDENT database, two of the largest collections of biometric date in the world, increase the First Amendment risks for would-be political dissidents. In addition, the use of drones implicates significant Fourth Amendment interests and well established common law privacy rights."
The units, EPIC documents, can peer "inside high-level windows, and through solid barriers, such as fences, trees, and even walls."
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Country side excursions
Beach Picnic and day tour to Dunn River
Visits from local chef
Horse Back Riding Tour
Hands -on cooking lessons
Local Cruise & Snorkeling & Music night
Our weekly Itinerary
Day 1
Free Airport pick -up and transfer to the Tryall Villa's a converted former sugar plantation where you will be staying. The Property sits overlooking the beautiful Caribbean Ocean, with lush tropical fauna. After you are refreshed and have settled in we will meet for cocktails and briefing of the tour, a welcome multi course dinner will be served.
Day 2
After breakfast morning hands-on class with chef Freda, you will learn the basic of Jamaican cooking which include the study of the island spices, herbs, and seasonings that make up the island culinary repertoire. We will later tour the local town and do some shopping. We will stop for lunch at one of the local restaurants in town. Afternoon local cocktail tasting with our in house bartender, followed by our afternoon seafood extravaganza class, we will later enjoy our seafood feast for dinner.
Day 3
Morning Yoga lesson on the beach, return to the villa for breakfast after relaxing we will meet for a cooking demonstration class where we will be Jerking things up with our Jerk cooking class. We will learn the art of preparing the Jamaican Jerk to include Chicken, Pork, and Fish. This will include a wet rub (seasoning) and a dry rub. This will be followed by a lesson in using tropical fruits in sauces and salsas. After lunch we will head for our day outing with a visit to the Dunn's River Fall's in Ocho Rios. We will stop for a light dinner before heading back to the villa.
Day 4
After breakfast we will head for our country side excursions where we will explore the back country of Jamaica and learn about the island culture as we travel along the parishes of St Elizabeth and Portland. We will enjoy a culinary excursions of Portland the birth place of Jerk cuisine. We will travel away from the hustle and bustle of the busy tourist areas and journey into communities where you will get the chance to see how the natives live and go about their daily lives. We will visit a local pottery, and local arts and crafts shops, along with road side farmers markets and other local historic sites. On our way back we will stop for a swim and a lunch picnic at a nearby beach. Dinner on your own or a light dinner back at the villa.
Optional Tour: With the focus on giving back we will Tour a local Primary school where you will get to share your life stories while learning more about the students local life.
Day 5
Morning hands- on class at the villa, learn the art of making Jamaican Desserts and herb teas (bush teas) with our local hotel pastry chef. We will later enjoy a luxurious catamaran cruise along the coast of the island. Lunch and snorkeling equipment will be provided. Afternoon excursions of the city town square, with free time for shopping, stock up on duty free local, goods, leather goods, perfumes, or any thing that meets your fancy. Early picnic dinner while enjoying the sunset. Later be pampered with a relaxing spa massage or detox treatment.
Day 6
After breakfast you have the morning on you own to relax or for some personal me time. Enjoy a afternoon tour off the Appleton estate rum distillery. You will get the chance to observe the manufacturing process, seeing, tasting and smelling at every stage along the way, as sugar is transformed into molasses and then rum. This will be followed by a celebration dinner prepared by Freda and her staff.
Optional Tour: You will have the choice of a local organic sustainable Farm Tour followed with a Farm to table Luncheon.
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Each Thursday, there will be a blog hop and a link party going live at 6PM EDT. Each week you will have an opportunity to link your different social media, for example:
Once all the social media are done, we will start over. There will be one featured blogger selected each week from the blog hop and a few projects/recipes from the link party. You will have a great chance to meet new friends, gain more exposure for your blog and more new followers!
Gosia from Kiddie Foodies (host)
Gosia loves sailing, travelling, gardening, sewing and all kinds of DIY, creative things. On her blog, she shares simple, healthy recipes for kids presented in a funny way to encourage them to discover veggies and fruits in a pleasant and tasteful way. Even picky eaters will love it! You can also find there different activities for kids, crafts and free printable coloring pages.
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Kallee from Creative Southern Home (co-host)
Kallee lives in East Tennessee with her husband and 4 great kids. She loves to read, play the piano, cook, craft and create. On her blog she enjoys sharing recipes she has tried, household tips, decorating, DIY, fun things to do with the kids, and the always fun reviews and giveaways.
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Miranda from Mr. and Mrs. Winslett (co-host)
Miranda is a stationary designer who creates and sells her own line of stationary goods at PaperLark Studio. Outside of her design studio, Miranda is an avid crafter and scrapbooker who shares her latest projects at Mr. and Mrs. Winsletta. She's married to her high school sweetheart and lives with two of the most spoiled fur babies on earth.
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Deauna from Honest
Deauna is a wife to The Hero, mom to The Kid and The Girl, marketing admin by day, chef/DIYer by night. Her blog is all about her cooking, DIYing and life experiences.
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Sarah from Betty Cupcakes (co-host)
Sarah is a Texas transplant blending her Southern homecooking with the flavors of Massachusetts and the Irish-Italian family she is married into. Read about her culinary adventures on her blog.
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The featured Blogger from last week's Pinterest Blog Hop is Tina from Mamas Like Me. Contratulations Tina!!! We did a random draw, so everyone had the same chances. Please show Tina some love and follow her on Pinterest!
I loved all the creations you have linked-up last time and really had hard time to make a choice! See all my featured projects. You may also visit Kallee, Miranda, Deauna and Sarah to see their favorites.
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