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July 3, 2011: feat. The Hussy!
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Sun. 7/3/11 6:09am
Good morning Keili! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:09am
hey morning keili | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:10am
Richard from Venezuela:
Good morning Keili and all the listeners | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:11am
Sun. 7/3/11 6:12am
hamburger / london:
hey | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:12am
(late) morning here! have you all a nice day! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:12am
DJ Keili:
HEEEEEEY EVERYBODY! Get ready for an awwwwesome showwww | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:13am
hi hamb! nice lunch! ha ha | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:13am
Hey everyone! Keili, you should post your new logo here! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:14am
hamburger / london:
http://bit.ly/lU50rw | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:14am
DJ Keili:
Herro Hip! You hip?? Thanks for reminding me Elwyn! I'll get on that | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:18am
100% hip! yeah! :-) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:19am
hamburger / london:
only just realized that could've been a kim jung il reference or mr lu kim from south park :D | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:23am
hi DJ K~yes by all means post that suckah. Fantastic show so far (why am I up so early?) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:24am
Jeff H:
Oh boy..... Fat head this AM. Mornin' DJK | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:24am
Marmalade Kitty:
Big Country (slow)!! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:25am
DJ Keili:
YOU GOT IT MARMALADE KITTY You win a prize. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:25am
DJ Keili:
Frencheeee! Cause I love you! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:26am
Marmalade Kitty:
prize! :) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:26am
Sooo amorous, Keili! Must be summertime... | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:26am
Chris Fry-Stroud Gloucester England:
Hey, its a beautiful day here Keili. Nice tunes btw x | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:28am
Here in NYC it is murkeeeee. The sun is up and it's crankin'. BLUE BOY!!! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:28am
DJ Keili:
Hey Chris! Thaaanks | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:37am
hey keili like the new logo | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:40am
That logo would make a nice T-shirt | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:42am
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Sun. 7/3/11 6:45am
Needs more funky audio effects on The Buggles. ;-) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:46am
hey | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:46am
the way you said "hook" made you sound vaguely northern | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:48am
:) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:49am
Chris Fry-Stroud Gloucester England:
Lunch is gonna be Spanish Salad with Tuna, Eggs. Carrots, Corn and Lettuce. And a Potato-stuffed Pastry.....yum! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:49am
Video Killed The Radio Star was one of the very first 7" I ever chose in a store, if not the first (I don't remember that far back) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:50am
haha was wondering if you'd forget to backannounce. BUT YOU DIDN'T! hooray! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:50am
hip (Spain):
what's a Spanish Salad. I'm flashed! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:51am
was it not the first video played on MTV ? | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:52am
One of my first 7" was a flexi-disc with the comercial cover of the Video Killed The Radio Star by Sanyo!!! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 6:56am
Chris Fry-Stroud Gloucester England:
Hi Mr Hip. Whilst sitting in Cafe Central, Tarifa (an ordinary sort of place) they do this monster bowl of salad as described above....hence Spanish Salad dude cx | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:01am
Potato-stuffed Pastry included? Bizarre Tarifa ultra-windy corner!! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:07am
Richard from Venezuela:
anyone here use the android wfmu app?. the scrobbler on that works fine? | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:09am
Danne D:
Hi everyone :) Hi Keili :D Hi DJ Mama :) This is but a cameo as I got home from Atlantic City extremely late and need to lie down now for real (been up almost a day straight) but I will have the radio on and I will catch the archive when I am conscious :) Have a great 4th everyone!!! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:10am
DJ Keili:
Hiiiiii Danne! Its coool, have fun! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:13am
hamburger / london:
Danne D! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:19am
Jay/ London:
so what about making a tee shirt with your new logo ? | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:19am
loving these little in between songs computer voice things btw | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:19am
Yo Danne D! Another short visit? :-( | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:20am
DJ Keili:
Haha thanks tombom! I love YOU. And Jay - YOU KNOW IT | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:21am
Jay/ London:
so its going to be made cool :) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:23am
hahaha rebel girl quotes <3 you da coolest | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:25am
Jeff H:
wow....soothing...LOVE this! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:29am
Richard from Venezuela:
Notekillers song is terrific. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:30am
DJ Keili:
Haha @Jeff, went from soothing to RAWK | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:31am
Richard from Venezuela:
I didnt know them and i love this kind of instrumental music. Thanks for sharing keili. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:32am
Jeff H:
It did :) Monster rains coming down up here! NYC get out your umbrellas..should be hitting you shortly. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:36am
I love Oneida! I was excited to hear they'd be touring europe this summer, but Paris isn't on their schedule. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:48am
i like that you like that i like things! and i'm honoured. i'll have to start sending more love notes. if i can think what to say | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:51am
I've never understood pokes. Why not just say hi or something And UGH FRED! How can they NOT stop in Paris? Sad! and ok i understand your advice good advice | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:55am
Richard from Venezuela:
Awww... Dont worry keili. I'll send the links to your email. I dont wanna make feel you bad. Sorry for that. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:55am
DJ Keili:
Tombom - I wanna ask that girl out for you on the air and then you can have her listen to it! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 7:55am
tombom, they would have to find a place to play in Paris, and that's a challenge in August as almost all the smaller venues are closed. They're not big enough for the major places, and they're too big for bars. Paris generally sucks this way, but August is the worst time: nothing happens as the city is overrun by herds of tourists | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:00am
But R. Stevie Moore will be playing here in a couple of weeks, which is great. He tours England too: http://rsmtour.tumblr.com/dates | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:00am
Richard from Venezuela:
Great story. This show change lifes. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:00am
Seagulls = rats of the sea. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:03am
Richard from Venezuela:
I forgot to say hi to Dj Mama. Hola DJ Mama. Glad you be on the show today. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:03am
Hahahaha Keili that's an incredible plan THAT CANNOT FAIL Fred: sucks :( Cool that R Stevie Moore is touring England though. Tempted to go to a show now | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:06am
I don't think he ever toured Europe before, so that's a rare opportunity. I think you should go if he plays nearby (and be sure to wear a WFMU T-shirt) | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:07am
Jeff H:
RORY ROCKS! woohoo! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:11am
DJ Keili:
@Tombom - so what should I say?? | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:20am
oh well I'M THINKING | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:24am
DJ Keili:
Should I actually do it? Cause I won't do it if you like won't be my friend no more | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:32am
yes actually do it!! ask hannah if she wants to a shed with me. she'd know what i mean. also it would be funny hearing it on radio | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:37am
DJ Keili:
Ok cool, want me to dedicate ramones "wanna be your boyfriend" to her?? | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:39am
DJ Keili:
Lol already did it | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:39am
hamburger / london:
Sun. 7/3/11 8:43am
hahahaha yesss this is incredible thank you keili! and hamburger! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:44am
Richard from Venezuela:
go for her tombom. | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:47am
Great show Keili and Mom! Congratulations on graduating and being spotted as a celeb! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:48am
DJ Keili:
Woo thank you Mariano! Haha glad you're happy with it Tombom, I put on my best cheesy radio voice. Make her listen to it! | |
Sun. 7/3/11 8:51am
she's on holiday right now but i will when she gets back! YOU'RE THE BEST DJ EVER and yeah, being spotted on the subway is awesome! you deserve being recognised as MASSIVE CELEBRITY | |
Sun. 7/3/11 9:01am
hamburger / london:
awesome-fun show keili! | |
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Maureen Ciarolla
Daughter of John J. Ciarolla
Veteran died July 18, 2011
September 9, 2013
Good morning. Chairman Miller and distinguished members of the Subcommittee, I want to thank you for the opportunity to testify here today on behalf of my family regarding the VA Pittsburgh Legionnaires' outbreak. My name is Maureen Ciarolla. I am the eldest daughter of John J. Ciarolla, a United States Navy veteran who died from Legionella while residing in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System (Pittsburgh VA). I would like to note that our father is listed as one of the "probable hospital acquired" cases, due to having two family afternoon visits during the "2-14 day" incubation period. At our meeting with the Pittsburgh VA on March 12, 2013, we were told as such in that because of that fact we couldn't scientifically prove he acquired it at their facilities.
First, we would like to thank all the employees and staff at the Aspinwall facility who were very kind and professional while our father was there. We would give special thanks to Ms. Connie Coble-Roe, CRNP, (Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner), who we spoke to often about our father's on-going care and well-being, and also Ms. Heather F. Korpa, LSW Social Worker, who our father spoke about with great regard, in fact our brother remembers our father describing her as, "a Good Egg." We would like all of them to know our appreciation.
Our father entered the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System on January 22, 2011, became a resident at the H.J. Heinz facility here in Aspinwall and died six months later. I want to make one thing very clear - while our father was in the Pittsburgh VA we were actively involved in his life and his medical care. As a matter of fact, there is a notation in his medical records, in fact "warning" that the "family is very involved with medical care."
Why we are here today has nothing to do with the people who work directly with the veterans like those I spoke of. We are here today as family members who lost a loved one, to take part in the continuous effort to find how and why this Legionella problem got so out of hand here in Pittsburgh causing our father and other veterans to die prematurely, obviously. There can be no more tolerance for the tactical usage of stonewalling, red herrings and we should reject any evasive responses to questions and compel a lucid answer by all means necessary. My testimony today is meant to ask for your help in demanding clear answers to questions and that those responsible are held accountable, for real. The families of the victims, the families who lost their loved ones and all veterans are at least owed that much.
This micro pandemic, if you will, in the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System was predictable. In fact, in 2008, top ranking VA officials, some who are here today, were informed that this very situation was going to happen. If for whatever reason they weren't aware prior to 2008, they should have known this was going to happen in the near future. At one time, the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System had the leading Legionnaires' research facility in the world called the Special Pathogens Laboratory. In 2006 an administrative decision was made to close this research department and destroying decades of research in the process. This decision was deemed so bizarre and irresponsible that Congress had a hearing over this very matter.
Five years ago, to the date, on September 9, 2008 a hearing was held by a Subcommittee on Science and Technology. The subject was about how the lack of a coherent policy allowed the Veterans Administration to destroy an irreplaceable collection of Legionella samples. This report is public record and took place three years before our father contracted this fatal pathogen at the Pittsburgh VA. The information and discussions in that hearing record is the very reasons why we say this Legionella mess was indeed predictable. Here is what the report states:
"The collection of materials destroyed in Pittsburgh was the work of Dr. Victor Yu and Dr. Janet Stout, who have, during the last three decades, become world-recognized experts in identifying legionnaire's disease. Dr. Stout is widely recognized for her work in developing methods to keep Legionella out of water supplies at hospitals and nursing homes. Dr. Yu has an international reputation for his work on infectious diseases in hospitals."
Think about that, they had the most knowledgable people in the world on Legionella and basically showed them the door.
Michael Moreland, I believe, was the incoming Director of the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System at that time. The record goes on to say that he and Associate Chief of Staff for Clinical Services, Dr. Mona Melhem oversaw the decision to close down the nationally acclaimed Special Pathogens Laboratory and ordered the acrimonious destruction of Legionella and other disease isolates and also water samples containing the Legionella bacteria that had been accumulated by Drs. Stout and Yu over the decades of their research on this disease.
Let's think about that for a moment. Decades of research accumulated by the world's most renowned specialists just tossed out the door. Your decision as the incoming director to close down a research laboratory of that caliber in his own hospital has to be the most incompetent decision any incoming person could make. These were the top people in that field. By all reasonable accounts they would have been the first responders the moment before this deadly bacteria reached this critical stage.
The Subcommittee's investigative report points out further, that:
- After "months of investigation … the Subcommittee have not revealed any credible reason for the destruction of the collection."
- What was also evident was "that administrators at a major VA hospital had allowed personal animosities and goals to overcome its own processes."
Was there really animosity and goals involved there like the committee suggests?
- Mr. Moreland and other witnesses from the VA should remember that their testimony today is under oath and it is simply not credible that important technical decisions were made entirely based upon conversations with no documentation.
If Mr. Moreland's testimony wasn't deemed credible back then, before deaths ensued as a consequence of his decision, how credible can his testimony be after this disaster?
- The record continues, "I cannot imagine the circumstances under which a federal health agency official would unilaterally order the destruction of human tissue collection without receiving the approval of the agencies research office and the Research Compliance Committee. I cannot imagine why that official would apparently make false statements during the destruction to keep the Associate Director for Research at the center, in the dark until the destruction was complete."
- When Dr. Stout was questioned about the need for ongoing research - because, these bacteria keep changing, so as to stay ahead of it, she states: "And if I may just add, in addition to therapy and treatment, we are also and have been for many years trying to put the tools in the toolbox to prevent the disease, which includes treatment of water distribution systems with various methods to control the presence of the bacteria in the water, and just like with antibiotics, there is no perfect solution so we continuously do research to perfect those techniques." She goes on to say "In the September issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases, there is a report demonstrating that there is an increase in the incidence, or the number of cases of legionnaires' diseases that have been noted" and she attached the report to her testimony.
Dr. Yu testified that "microbes are evolving and antibiotic resistant is now a major problem" and two days prior to the sample destruction they received commentary from one of their colleagues in France. "They believe that Legionella has the capability to evolve resistance to Levofloacin, and they wanted us to test their hypothesis with the organisms that we had in our collection."
- And finally, one subcommittee member commented that "all of us may pay a price for this conduct, veterans most of all, because the Nation lost one of its leading research labs on hospital infectious diseases."
Well veterans did pay a price. The Center of Disease Control and Prevention's report to the U.S House Subcommittee on Oversight & Investigations at its hearing held in Washington DC on February 5, 2013, states in fact that 32 cases of Legionnaires disease were diagnosed at the Pittsburgh VA between January 1, 2011 and October 21, 2012. It verifies the Pittsburgh VA's claim - that only five patients definitely caught Legionnaires' disease while hospitalized at the Pittsburgh VA. But it also suggested that sixteen additional patients "probably" caught the disease at the Pittsburgh VA.
Prior to the release of the CDC report the VA was claiming that there was only one death. Only after this report were they compelled to come clean. There were at least five.
We don't know nor do I think we will ever know how many victims there were in the past or that exist today. They definitely chose to remain careful and quiet about this. In our case, on July 15, 2011, we were adamantly told by Tiffany Pellathy, our father's Critical Care Nurse Practitioner and Dr. Gilles Clermont, and I quote "Legionella had nothing to do with our father's condition; we treated and cleared that up with antibiotics, before he was put on the ventilator".
Additionally, I would like to point out the testimony from the February 5, 2013 hearing:
- Mr. Aaron Marshall, Operations Manager for Enrich Products, Inc., which supplies copper-silver ionization systems for the control of Legionella, testified that in June 2012, he was called in at the request of the Pittsburgh VA, to perform a review of the copper-silver ionization system and its operation at the University Drive facility, but that critical data was withheld from them. He testified "I requested but was denied access to view the Legionella test results." He also states "Had Enrich Products been aware of the presence of Legionella or Legionellosis cases at the VA University Drive Campus, we would have recommended implementing the reactive course immediately." He also said that they learned through the media that there were reported cases of Legionnaires Disease at the Pittsburgh VA and that there were deaths as a result, and there were quotes that offered doubt on the efficacy of copper-silver ionization. He stated "Copper silver ionization is an effective method of controlling Legionella bacteria. However, in order to maintain its efficacy, the installed system needs to be properly maintained and regularly monitored. And through today, (February 5, 2013) the VA has not shared its Legionella testing data or results."
- Mr. Steve Schira, chairman and CEO of Liquitech, Inc., the company that manufactured the Pittsburgh VA's Legionella prevention equipment, in his prepared statement he says: "While we continue to improve the technology, it is not plug and play. It requires regular maintenance, monitoring and validation. We have had some customers who experienced a re-occurrence of Legionella months or years after the installation of copper silver ionization, it was simply a matter of maintenance and, if LiquiTech was notified, we were able to correct the problem and eliminate the Legionella bacteria within 24-48 hours once action was taken."
He goes on to say that the "outbreak at the Oakland Pittsburgh VA could have been prevented with standard maintenance and open communications." There is no question the VA should have taken more assertive action. This outbreak would have been avoided with proper maintenance of the copper silver ionization disinfection systems.
Think about this: you eliminate the world renowned Legionella experts, whose life's work is all about preventing, eliminating and treating those that contract the deadly bacteria. When you ignore the procedures and the advice of the product's manufacturer that helps keep the bacteria in check. If he eliminated the advice and work of these people then the disaster is also predictable. Who was Mr. Moreland getting advice and counsel from?
Under Mr. Moreland's watch, adequate policies and procedures were either disregarded or non-existent, warning signs and recommendations were either ignored or considered insignificant and there was certainly a complete lack of communication and/or requests for help according to the water systems' experts. To ouster the best minds on Legionella out of your company and disregarding the advice from the water system manufacturer while knowing that the deadly bacteria, Legionella, was lurking in the water systems at the Pittsburgh facilities has got to be one of the most incompetent decisions ever made. If you read the record of that 2008 hearing and all that was discussed there, it should be criminal.
We attended the hearings in Washington DC over this matter. There Mr. Moreland had no prepared statement and testified to that Sub-Committee that he didn't know too much about the issue or "that it's complicated," all to evade the questions that were posed. In fact he testified that "he first became aware there was a concern with Legionnaires at the Pittsburgh VA in fall of 2011." Apparently Mr. Moreland was clueless in 2006 about the Legionella bacteria generally, attending the 2008 hearings over that decision that led to the hearing and didn't learn a thing, and he was still clueless about the Legionella issues in his own facilities in 2011.
As an example, the Veterans Affairs Office of the Inspector General issued two reports: one in April and one in July, 2013, finding that the Pittsburgh VA had:
- Inadequate maintenance at all times of the copper-silver ionization system
- Failure to conduct routine flushing
- Failure to test all patients with hospital-acquired pneumonia for Legionella
- Inadequate testing requirements
- Utilizing loopholes in reporting Legionnaires to the CDC, state and county health agencies
Like I said, this situation was predictable. If it was indeed predictable, then casualties were imminent. If deaths were imminent, then that had to be acceptable to those responsible, knowingly. Mr. Moreland and his administration regime knew that the water system at these facilities had a Legionella problem, eliminating a diligent water monitoring scheme, obstruction of investigations and the misleading of families and agencies was no less than gross negligence and gross misconduct or absolute incompetence, either way a deliberate gamble - and veterans paid the price and lost their lives over it. There is no other way to look at it.
Dated: September 2, 2013


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A wedding I shot back in September (where my mom acted as my second-shooter!) has been featured on Style Me Pretty Illinois today, and I know it would make the bride's day if you left a comment on her featur. If you'd like to see my take on the day, view my Jenna Cole post on this same wedding here.
I have another wedding in two weeks, in San Diego. I asked on Twitter yesterday, but I'm trying to plan lunch for the drive between LA–>SD on Thursday afternoon, Thursday evening activity, Thursday dinner, meals on Friday, and some activities on Friday (I think there may be a rehearsal dinner/luncheon on Friday but I'm not sure when yet). Of course I'll be busy on Saturday afternoon photographing the lovely Benita's gorgeous wedding day!


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Opened 6 years ago
Closed 6 years ago
#17338 closed defect (bug) (invalid)
Impossible to Remove Gravatars
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Milestone: | Priority: | normal | |
Severity: | normal | Version: | |
Component: | WordPress.org site | Keywords: | |
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I've been trying for months to get my wordpress.org gravatars removed from the Google Images cache. While it is not super critical to me personally, I wanted to have the reassurance that it was possible to do so, and it is apparently not possible.
Things I have tried:
- I changed my Gravatar image. While this did eventually update on wordpress.org, the original images are still stuck in Google.
- I clicked the "Don't use this image" link, hoping to get a 404 and then use Google's URL removal form. Instead, I got a generic Gravatar logo.
- I clicked the "Delete this e-mail address" link, which does nothing at all. Other than not displaying my address on my profile, that button seems to be completely broken.
My "changed" gravatar is still being displayed for certain size parameters, while the Gravatar logo is being displayed for others. Despite my e-mail address being removed, the Gravatar servers still happily respond to the hashed address.
I could see this type of situation becoming a nightmare for webmasters and blog commenters alike. It poses serious privacy and terms of use issues that seem like they would not be easily resolved, also creating potential legal problems.
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6 years ago
Regarding results:
Although I still can't get any 404 response, I found that if I use Ctrl+Reload in Chrome it will show me either the Gravatar logo or a default gravatar instead of my "changed" image. That particular quirk is caused by the local cache.
6 years ago
Looks like the Gravatar servers use an invalid Last-Modified date:
Last-Modified: Wed, 11 Jan 1984 08:00:00 GMT
That may be preventing any type of web cache from refreshing itself.


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Idling strange = check engine light?
So, the check engine light has been intermitently coming on. Its been going on for a few months now and I've been listening, feeling, looking, even smelling to see if something really is wrong.
Well, the other day I was sitting at a red light idling when all of a sudden it kind of "down idled" (dont know the technical term for it) and the check engine light popped on. What could be causing this? |
go to autozone and see if you can pull out something from the memory since they should do it for free with their scanners.
any other symptoms? rough idle or something like that? My tj has dropped the rpms down to 300ish but it didnt feel like the engine was going rough.. just the rpm meter dropped (only) |
It is really worth the investment for one of the code readers, I've seen them down to $50 lately. I have one of the acctrons I bought about 4 years ago that has paid for itself just with peace of mind when the light comes on. I'm going to pick up two of the mini ones to add to both TJ's tool kits so they are in there all the time.
just swing into the autozone like trip said there should be one right down the way on TV highway.
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Just measured, they're 36.25" inseam. They feel shorter because I sized down... the length on them is fine, I could just use another inch or two for stacking. If I tuck them (which is why I bought them anyway), nbd. But for raw indigo skinny jawnz I'm not tucking half the time, they go overtop of my CP mids.
Yeah, the extra inch or two definitely makes a difference, especially if you are 6 ft +. I flip flop between a pair of indigo skinny guys and black Diors and the difference is significant enough. I think i'm going to get a pair of the Black skinny guys in a size or two up and then have them pretty heavily tapered for my next pair.


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Indusco Bailie Schools
Following the Japanese invasion of China in 1937, the New Zealand expatriate Rewi Alley threw his considerable talents behind the war effort. Building upon knowledge acquired over a decade of living in China, Alley helped organize the Chinese Industrial Cooperative Movement (CIC). The CIC coordinated the creation of industrial cooperatives throughout unoccupied China to keep industrial production flowing, and it sponsored a series of industrial schools named after Alley's friend Joseph Bailie to provide training and support.
The Indusco Bailie School Collection includes documents and photographs relating to the establishment and operation of the Bailie Schools in China during and immediately after the Second World War. Probably associated with the Indusco offices in New York City, these documents include a model constitution for industrial cooperatives, typewritten reports on Bailie Schools, and published articles describing the schools' efforts. The reports extend through 1949, and include three mimeographed newsletters from the Shantan Bailie School for the months immediately following the school's liberation by Communist forces. Also included are printed works by Alley and eighteen photographs taken between 1942 and 1944 of students and scenes at Bailie Schools.
- China--History--1937-1949
- Chinese industrial cooperatives
- Cooperative societies--China
- Shantan Bailie School (Kansu, China)
- Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945
- World War, 1939-1945
- Indusco
- Rewi, Alley, 1897-1987
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In Canada, there is a political party by that name. Currently, it is led by Jean Chretien, who is Prime Minister. For most of the twenteeth century the Liberal Party has formed the government--leading some to call it the Natural Governing Party. I don't share that opinion.
But it does give rise to the question--How do they succeed so often?
The answer is another saying--they campaign like New Democrats and govern like Tories. Or, more generically, they campaign on the Left, and govern on the Right. But to understand this, a little Canadian political geography is necessary.
As political theory goes, since most people inhabit the political center, the party that occupies the center will win elections. There are some kinks in that, of course. Most money is not available in the center--it tends to come mostly from the Right--where wealthy individuals and corporations live.
In Canada, the right of the political spectrum hosts the Reform Party, now called the Canadian Alliance, the Progressive Conservatives, or conservatives, or Tories for short. (Never mind the political oxymoron of a progressive conservative.) There is also the right-wing of the Liberal Party, which, with some of its members, is quite extreme.
More or less in the center of things, is the bulk of the Liberal Party--especially as elections approach. One can often tell that an election is near when the Liberals start backtracking on some of the policies they had espoused when an election was not near. After crippling medicare through enormous budget cuts, they are beginning to spend again. (And Chretien has just today mused about a federal election within 13 months.)
On the Left is the New Democratic Party, and some members of the separatist Bloc Quebecois, though some of its members used to be Progressive Conservatives--Don't ask!
That about does it. I realize that Americans will have some difficulty understanding this--I only understand because I've lived here most of my life, and have participated in the system as a New Democrat--never, unfortunately, has my candidate ever won--ever!
American political parties are bigger ideological homes than Canadian ones. In a sense, they have most in common with the Liberal Party: they are large electorial machines geared to winning at any cost. And in recent years, especially since Bill Clinton's triangulations, there is less and less policy difference between them. Though if I had to choose, I'd still be a Democrat--obviously.
Triangulation, by other names, has hit all parties of the left. There is Tony Blair's New Labor in England--with its policies of, so-called, Blatcherism. There is Jean Chretien's acceptance of most of the contentious policies of the Brian Mulroney Tories--including Free Trade with the U.S., the GST, or Goods and Services Tax, and the downsizing of government. There was Bob Rae, the NDP premier of Ontario in the first half of the nineties, and his volte-face in his second year of power, away from progressive policies, and towards more business-friendly, less people-friendly ones--but to no avail politically; all it did was to lose activists, such as myself, as members.
It no longer matters what political beliefs they espouse before elections--they all become Tories. Liberals, New Democrats, Labor, Democrat--all go Right after election. And parties already on the Right--like Mike Harris's Tories go further Right; they become reactionary.
For an American, Liberal now seems to mean anyone left of right of center--thanks to a dramatically successful public relations campaign over several decades by right-wing foundations, and their funding of think-tanks, publications, media, and nurturing of pundits, the whole political geography has shifted to the right. No political term means what it once did. As political economy is no longer an academic discipline, so too are its analytical terms no longer understood. Newspeak has long since become our language.
As an undergraduate, my colleagues and I accepted the term left-liberal, probably in hopes of marrying acceptance and some factual correctness. I would not object to the term progressive, nor would I rankle at the term socialist.
Ultimately, I do not see a desirable future in the direction things are going. A future controlled by ever-larger private entities--corporations, giant global corporations, AOL-TimeWarner-EMI and its media ilk, Corrections Corporation of America, private, even public mega databases--does not sit easily with me.
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Pittsburgh Glass Center lectures begin
May 21, 2014 12:00 AMThe free Summer Lecture Series at the Pittsburgh Glass Center begins today and continues through Aug. 13. Discussions supplemented by images and video are given by nationally and internationally recognized artists here to teach the center's summer classes. Talks begin at 6 p.m. at 5472 Penn Ave. Dates and speakers follow. For artists' biographical information, visit www.pittsburghglasscenter.org or call 412-365-2145.
Today - Dante Marioni, Janusz Pozniak and Libby Leuchtman.
May 28 - Janusz Pozniak and Carol Milne.
June 4 - Boyd Sugiki, Lisa Zerkowitz, Roger Parramore and Jim Weiler.
June 11 - Ed Schmid, Theresa Cress, Cappy Thompson and Pavel Novak.
June 18 - John Miller, Gabe Feenan. Corina Tettinger and Anna Mlasowsky.
June 25 - Ross Richmond, Holly Cooper and Matthew Szosz.
July 2 - Adam Holtzinger, Nate Cotterman, Tim Drier, Joanna Manousis and Lyla Nelson.
July 9 - Sally Prasch, George Kennard, Robert Mickelsen and Tim Tate.
No lecture July 16.
July 23 - Kelly O'Dell, Michael Mangiafico and Tony Serviente.
July 30 - Devin Burgess, Bandhu Scott Dunham and Nathan Sandberg.
Aug. 6 - Sam Stang, Jodie McDougall and Susan Taylor Glasgow.
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Path of the shadow of Makemake as it crossed the Earth on 23 April 2011
This diagram shows the path of the shadow of the dwarf planet Makemake during an occultation of a faint star in April 2011. Several sites in South America, including ESO's La Silla and Paranal Observatories, saw the star disappear briefly as its light was blocked by Makemake. This dwarf planet is about two thirds of the size of Pluto, and travels around the Sun in a distant path that lies beyond that of Pluto, but closer to the Sun than Eris, the most massive known dwarf planet in the Solar System. Makemake was expected to have an atmosphere like Pluto, but the new occultation data show that this is not the case. Note: the actual shape of the shadow on Earth will not be exactly round as shown here. This diagram is to illustrate the phenomenon.
Credit:ESO/L. Calçada
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Id: | eso1246b |
Type: | Artwork |
Release date: | 21 November 2012, 19:00 |
Related releases: | eso1246 |
Size: | 2608 x 1630 px |
About the Object
Name: | Makemake |
Type: | Solar System : Interplanetary Body : Dwarf planet |
Category: | Illustrations |


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- Bossolasco Parish Cathedral
- Colombo Cascina Pastori
- Isolabella della Croce
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- Wall of Sound Gallery
- Cantina Sociale dei Produttori del Barbaresco
- Fondazione Cesare Pavese
- Museo della Vite e della Civilta contadina
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There was relief and excitement in the Tauranga home of Black Sticks midfielder Gemma Flynn yesterday as she was named in the squad flying to the London Olympics next month.
Her proud parents Rob and Michelle took time out from the celebrations to talk about the journey which has seen their daughter reach her second Olympic Games.
"It was a relief for Gemma really," Mrs Flynn told the Bay of Plenty Times Weekend. "She's been in and around the team for four years now and I know how hard she has worked and the sacrifices she has made this year especially. But the coach has quite rightly made it clear that even if you are an established team member you're not guaranteed a spot."
The extended Flynn family can now set about finalising travel plans which sees them head to England for a five-week trip from July 26. It is the continuation of a wonderful success story for the woman who made her debut as a 17-year-old, against Korea in Auckland in 2008.
"It's all been a huge privilege for us," said Mrs Flynn. "We don't feel we've made her into anything, she's done it all herself, we've just been along for the ride and it's been so exciting."
While Gemma has had to put in the hard yards, she has done so with the unfailing support of a close-knit family.
It is a fact the 104-cap Black Stick is keen to acknowledge.
"Mum and dad support me in whatever I do. Early on that was financially and taking me places, coming to the tournaments, all of which really helped me get to where I am now. But the whole of my family is really close, my brothers, cousins, aunts, uncles and nanna. Their support, as well as that of my friends, has been so important. They have definitely got a different perspective and are proud of you no matter what. It's great to have people to talk to away from hockey."
For Mr and Mrs Flynn it was clear from an early age Gemma had the right ability and attitude to succeed.
"As a toddler she was very agile and co-ordinated," said Mrs Flynn. "She was good at all sports and was a bit of a daredevil. In the playground she'd swing the swings right up to the maximum, which would scare other parents but we knew what she was capable of."
Mr Flynn recalled his daughter as being an unflappable youngster.
"Nothing fazed her. You could take her out fishing in rough seas, it didn't bother her, or oystering in deep channels and she'd just go for it. Karting, she would clean everyone up in go-karts. She had that attitude of giving everything a go."
The competitive streak so evident on the world's hockey fields was also revealed early.
"Gemma's the youngest of three," said Mrs Flynn. "We have two sons, Jared and Isaac, and Isaac is a very good hockey player too. He's four years older but as youngsters they'd play each other and Gemma would try her hardest to beat him. That might happen one out of 50 times but she never gave up."
That tenacity and talent was soon transferred to school games, and again Gemma stood out.
"When you have children you like watching them play however good they are, but I just have this memory of watching her when she was really little. It was as if the other kids were standing still because she was just all over the place with the ball," said Mrs Flynn. "She started playing hockey at five but she played lots of other sports as well - netball, soccer, touch rugby."
As a teenager, Gemma took a break from hockey for two years to concentrate on soccer, a decision her mother said was a positive long-term one.
"It was good because she came back to hockey at 15 with the attitude that it was what she wanted. It has to come from within and I think that is what I would say to the parents of any talented child. Let them have fun in sport, don't push them. Be supportive as much as you can and the sport finds them. The motivation and drive to succeed has to come from them."
Doing all they could to support Gemma was never a debate, no matter how hard it might get.
"At that age, with three kids and a mortgage, it was a bit of a stretch both time-wise and financially. And you have to make it fair for all the children. I was lucky as I was running my own business then and I had more flexibility with my time.
"You basically turn into a taxi between 3-6pm on weekdays and again on the weekends, because everything she played she got into a rep team for. It was pretty much full-on all the time."
And those costs mounted.
Mr Flynn, a contract engineer, laughed at the thought of what a total bill might come to.
"If you added it all up I guess it would be a lot. I think it's best not to. It's all worth it though."
The benefits for the Flynns have included extra travel opportunities.
Gemma's appearance at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 was unexpected as the 18-year-old had only recently broken into the national set-up.
"It was her first year in the team so the likelihood of her getting picked was not that high. When she got the news she was in it was absolutely incredible. The night she found out we booked our tickets.
"In Beijing, all the parents and families of the players were together in the stand supporting, it was so good. You were feeling so patriotic and proud and then your daughter's actually out there too, so it's even better."
The role played by Gemma's family has also changed as her career has progressed.
"It's a bit different with Gemma now as a professional, you're called on more for emotional support," said Mrs Flynn, a teacher at Tauranga Intermediate School.
"We have to judge where she's at mentally, and it can be a rollercoaster of ups and downs especially in an Olympic year like this, there's a lot more pressure. We have a rule when she comes back from playing where it's either she doesn't want to talk about hockey or I'm allowed five questions.
"We're very proud of what she's achieved but we're just as proud of our two boys who are both talented and successful in their own right. Gemma's never been given special treatment because she's good at hockey."
Mrs Flynn said her daughter remained humble and grounded about what she had achieved. Those achievements have seen the 22-year-old former Tauranga Girls College student become an established Black Sticks figure and twice being selected in the World All Stars Team.
It will be a familiar cheering squad on the sidelines in London urging the team on to Olympic glory. "It's exciting watching but it can be nerve-wracking as well," said Mrs Flynn.


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1962 Chevrolet Impala
Owner: typhoonsierra99
- barn find: 11 pts (loss)
- Junkyard Refugee: 14 pts (win)
- Total votes: 5
- Ended: May 1, 2011
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- field ranger: 24 pts (loss)
- Junkyard Refugee: 31 pts (win)
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1966 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa Turbo Sport Coupe model (Junkyard Refugee)
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As a hobby, I build car models. Rarely do I build a model directly from the box - A big part of the fun for me is to modify it to make it more realistic. I add details, change parts, generally make it my own. One thing I really like to do is to rebuild older "Annual" kits, those models that were released back when the actual car was brand new and in the showroom. That's what I had planned for this one. It's an actual 45-year-old model that I found on eBay. Some kid had put it together back in the 60's, and he did a lousy job of it! It looked bad in it's eBay advertisement, but that didn't prepare me for what I found when I opened the box: It was BAD! The first thing that came to my mind was that it was the model equivalent to one of those broken-down heaps you see in front yards in the suburbs and rural areas everywhere you go with a "For Sale" sign in the windshield. Major light bulb moment! That's what I'd do with the thing! I disassembled it and stripped the paint, and found out that it wasn't as bad as I thought, but there was still some body damage that I'd have to repair so I went ahead with the project. The end result is what you see here.
(It's "For Sale" sign is yet to come!)
AMT 1966 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa Sport Coupe 1:25 scale model kit
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(This is the way I would have ordered the car. Some of these "Options" are invisible on the model, of course, so you just have to take me at my word that they're there!)
Corsa equipment:
140 h.p., 4-Carb engine
4-speed Manual Transmission
Sport Instrument Panel
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Wood-Rim Steering Wheel
Telescopic Steering Column
Short-Throw Shifter
Quick-Ratio Steering Box
3.89:1 Posi Rear
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This entire model is a modification!
In the interior I added a turn signal stalk, dimmer switch, sun visors, the dome light, (shabby, torn-up) carpeting, seat belts. I replaced the badly out-of-scale shifter with one I made from a ball-head straight pin. The inner trim panel on the passenger door is the one that came on the junkyard door; It's black in an otherwise red interior. The top of the back seat and the driver's seat cushion are patched with duct tape - I used silver pinstriping tape to simulate this. The car's original wheel covers are in the front passenger side footwell, and the air exhaust grille and air cleaner are in the back seat.
Outside, there's the obvious paintwork and the mis-matched trunklid and passenger side door, painted different colors to simulate junkyard replacements. There are several aluminum patch panels in the quarter panels, fenders, and floorboards, made by adding small scraps of styrene sheet stock and covering it with aluminum Bare Metal foil, which I also used on the window trim and rain gutters. The model has mis-matched wheels and tires; aluminum slotted magwheels and wide tires on the back and stock steel wheels and bald bias ply tires up front. I added valve stems to all four wheels, The "Corvair" badge from the 1965 junkyard trunk lid is missing - I drilled out it's mounting holes. The door handle and lock cylinder are missing from the junkyard door, but I added the mounting holes for them, too. The radio antenna is gone, replaced by a bent wire clothes hanger. The driver's side high beam is also missing, but it's wires dangle from the empty headlight bucket. All four taillight lenses are missing, but I added the taillights themselves to back up where the lenses would ordnarily go.
In the engine bay, the battery is long gone, showing the rust holes in the battery tray. I did add the battery cables though. I also added a very bald spare tire on a bracket that I had to add too. The driver's side carb is sitting cockeyed on it's mounting studs. The distributor cap with it's spark plug wires is sitting loose on top of the top shroud of the engine as is the broken fan belt - more parts I made for the model. I also added the engine lid strut, latch, and license plate light.
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The death of the younger Henry had made Richard heir to all his father's lands from the Tweed to the Bidassoa save Brittany, which had fallen to Arthur, the infant son of the unlucky Geoffrey. John, the new kings only surviving brother, had been declared Lord of Ireland by his father in 1185, but Henry had been forced to remove him for persistent misconduct, and had left him nothing more than a titular sovereignty in the newly conquered island. In this Richard confirmed him at his accession, and gave him a more tangible endowment by allowing him to marry of Isabella, the heiress of the earldom of Gloucester, and by bestowing on him the honour of Lancaster and the shires of Derby, Devon, Cornwall and Somerset. The gift was over-liberal and the recipient was thankless; but John was distinctly treated as a vassal, not granted the position of an independent sovereign.
Of all the medieval kings of England, Richard I (known as Cour de Lion) cared least for his realm on the English side of the Channel, and spent least time within it. Though he chanced to have been born in Oxford, he was far more of a foreigner than his father; his soul was that of a south French baron, not that of an English king. Indeed he looked upon England more as a rich area for taxation than as the centre of a possible empire. His ambitions were continental: so far as he had a policy at all it was Angevin he would gladly have increased his dominions on the side of the upper Loire and Garonne, and was set on keeping in check the young king of France, Philip Augustus,, though the latter had been his ally during his long struggle with his father. Naturally the policy of Richard as a newly crowned king was bound to differ from that which he had pursued as a rebellious prince.
As regards his personal character he has been described, not without truth, as a typical man of his time and nothing more. He was at heart a chivalrous adventurer delighting in war for wars sake; he was not destitute of a conscience, his undutiful conduct to his father sat heavily on his soul when that father was once dead; he had a strong sense of knightly honour and a certain magnanimity of soul in times of crisis; but he was harsh, thriftless, often cruel, generally lacking in firmness and continuity of purpose, always careless of his subjects welfare when it interfered with his pleasure or his ambitions of the moment. If he had stayed long in England he would have made himself hated; but he was nearly always absent; it was only as a reckless and spasmodic extorter of taxation, not as a personal tyrant, that he was known on the English side of the Channel.
At the opening of his reign Richard had one all-engrossing desire; he was set on going forth to the Crusade for the recovery of Jerusalem which had been proclaimed in 1187, Crusade, partly from chivalrous instincts, partly as a penance for his misconduct to his father. He visited England in 1189 only in order to be crowned, and to raise as much money for the expedition as he could procure. He obtained enormous sums, by the most unwise and iniquitous expedients, mainly by selling to any buyer that he could find valuable pieces of crown property, high offices and dangerous rights and privileges. The king of Scotland bought for 15,000 marks a release from the homage to the English crown which had been imposed upon him by Henry II. The chancellorship, one of the two chief offices in the realm, was sold to William Longchamp, bishop of Ely, for £3,000, though he was well known as a tactless, arrogant and incapable person. The earldom of Northumberland, with palatine rights, was bought by Hugh Puiset, bishop of Durham. Countless other instances of unwise bargains could be quoted. Having raised every penny that he could procure by legal or illegal means, Richard crossed the Channel, and embarked at Marseilles with a great army on the 7th of August 1190. The only security which he had for the safety of his dominions in his absence was that his most dangerous neighbour, the king of France, was also setting out on the Crusade, and that his brother John, whose shifty and treacherous character gave sure promise of trouble, enjoyed a well-merited unpopularity both in England and in the continental dominions of the crown.
Richard's crusading exploits have no connection with the history of England. He showed himself a good knight and a capable general the capture of Acre and the victory of Arsuf were highly to his credit as a soldier. But he quarrelled with all the other princes of the Crusade, and showed himself as lacking in tact and diplotmatic ability as he was full of military capacity. The king of France departed in wrath, to raise trouble at home; the army gradually melted away, the prospect of recovering Jerusalem disappeared, and finally Richard must be reckoned fortunate in that he obtained from Sultan Saladin a peace, by which the coastland of Palestine was preserved for the Christians, while the Holy City and the inland was sacrificed (Sept. 2, 1192). While returning to his dominions by the way of the Adriatic, the king was shipwrecked, and found himself obliged to enter the dominions of Leopold, duke of Austria, a prince whom he had offended at Acre during the Crusade. Though he disguised himself, he was detected by his old enemy and imprisoned. The duke then sold him to the emperor Henry VI, who found pretexts for forcing him to buy his freedom by the promise of a ransom of 150,000 marks. It was not till February 1194 that he got loose, after paying a considerable instalment of this vast sum. The main bulk of it, as was to be expected, was never made over; indeed it could not have been raised, as Richard was well aware. But, once free, he had no scruple in cheating the imperial brigand of his blackmail.
For five years Richard was away from his dominions as a crusader or a captive. There was plenty of trouble during his absence, but less than might have been expected.
At the same time King Philip's invasion of Normandy was repulsed by the barons of the duchy. Richard's faithful ministers, despite of all their distractions, succeeded in raising the first instalment of his ransom by grinding taxation; a fourth part of the revenue of all lay persons, a tithe from ecclesiastical land, was raised, and in addition much church plate was seized, though the officials who exacted it were themselves prelates. John and Philip wrote to the emperor to beg him to detain his captive at all costs, but Henry VI pocketed the ransom money and set Richard free. He reached England in March 1194, just in time to receive the surrender of the last two castles which were holding out in his treacherous brother's name. With astonishing, and indeed misplaced, magnanimity, Richard pardoned his brother, when he made a grovelling submission, and restored him to his lordship of Ireland and to a great part of his English lands.
The king abode for no more than three months in England; he got himself recrowned at Winchester, apparently to wipe out the stain of his German captivity and of an enforced homage which the emperor had extorted from him. Then he raised a heavy tax from his already impoverished subjects, sold a number of official posts and departed to France never to return, though he had still five years to live. He left behind Archbishop Hubert Walter as justiciar, a faithful if a somewhat high-handed minister.
Richard's one ruling passion was now to punish Philip of France for his unfriendly conduct during his absence. He plunged into a war with this clever and shifty prince, which lasted with certain short breaks of truces and treaties till his death. He wasted his considerable military talents in a series of skirmishes and sieges which had no great results, and after spending countless treasures and harrying many regions, perished obscurely by a wound from a cross-bow-bolt, received while beleaguering Chalons, a castle of a rebellious lord of Aquitaine, the viscount of Limoges (April 6, 1199).
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jerk and boosti see that i jerk the bar when i boost...
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Re: jerk and boostlooks like a pretty smooth power-up, not too jerky?
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on my vegas i just send it 11 to 2 to boost with this i'm sheeting in and sending... seems different Last edited by CdoG on Wed Nov 24, 2010 4:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Missed collaborators list..was not interested in following famous people, kept getting 'page not available' if didn't pick a drop down in a nanosecond....
Maybe they got worried about copyright infringement on videos etc that would be broadcast without proper approvals...would leave Geni open to all sorts of law suits.
Was wondering if anyone else was back to the old format....have had 2 very good days (and adding dates) that flew by very smoothly...
Enhance the old, forget the new...
Also, what was with the requirement that we sign up for YouTube in order to even make a comment....is that legal? Forced enrollment?
Generally speaking, I like the new navigation, although there are some problems:
- I find burying My Profile under the Account button to be rather obscure.
- There is a bug in the Matches button which shows non-existent Requested Merges.
- There seems to be no access to videos on the new navigation--or at least, I've been unable to find it.
- There is an inconsistency between the new navigation and navigation at the profile level. The new navigation places photos under the Family Tree button, documents under the Research button, and ignores videos. At the profile navigation level, photos, videos and documents are all under the Media button.
But the real news is not the new navigation. It's the bug fixes and new features elsewhere:
- The problem with dates seems to be fixed.
- There is a new sort feature for documents which allows you to sort your documents by Upload Date, Document Date, or Document Title. (There seems to be an issue, however, with the sort by Document Date.)
RE videos: see http://www.geni.com/discussions/92287
Has anyone noticed that if you enter new profiles with dates that you don't have to put in the birth order...Geni does it automatically...
Also, if you enter birth and death dates and miss a digit (i.e. 874 instead of 1874 as birth with 1910 as death)...the system now flags you with a ?.
Which says 'I don't think this can be correct'.
Both are nice to see....
i changed it to every setting there was to change it too. worked on merge issues on every one of the settings..un-followed 1000 people., checked and unchecked the" merges i requested box"...it went down 2 numbers and within the hour it was back up. every setting is also off by 2. it says i have to more "something or others to do" but there is nothing there.
do i have a bug or am i just not getting it? i dont like that number there :(
Kathy, the 2 bug has been there a long time, I just ignore it but if the number goes up I check it. I think Geni is doing something behind the scenes in regard to old requested merges, My count varies all the time and I am getting from 40 to 90 email notices every day. This has been going on for over a week.I just work through them. I assume they will slow down soon :-)
I just wanted to report that when i am in the merge center, every time I change from tree to data after I have chosen a project, the page resets to "managed by me" and I have to go thru the whole process again. It is certainly workable, but it is a pain!
Joe, Kathy, etc....I found that the bold number at the top is really for ALL groups, not just your immediate tree. Change the "viewing" button and those numbers will change...but then the problem I am having kicks in to revert you back to the defaults.
I believe we're still working on that number in the header. We had it working just the way we wanted -- always showing you the number corresponding to the last group you selected -- but had to undo it because it was causing pages to load slowly for many users. Right now it's showing a number that we can display quickly.
The merge center will remember the top three groups when you select them, but not projects. We've debated this internally; do you all think that it should go back to a project, if that's what you selected last?
Something else I have noticed that comes and goes, but seems worse since the update...remembering the "show" setting on Discussions and Projects. I can click it to "only those I am following", read/comment on a discussion, then when I click the "Back to Discussions" it has reverted to "show all" rather than keeping the "show only those I am following" setting I had chosen just a minute ago. Sometimes when I navigate to Projects or discussions from other pages the show only those I follow is chosen, other times it is not...even if I don't change it!
Mike...I am not seeing where the Matches tab is holding anything...you mentioned the top three groups? It ALWAYS reverts back to Managed by Me, whether I am clicking it new from the home page, from other tabs of the Merge Center, or even after completing a merge request and clicking "other tree merges"....it always goes back to Managed by Me. At least for me it does....
For me, if I go to Tree Matches and then select Followed By Me or Managed By Me and then go to the home page and then back to Tree Matches, it shows whichever group I last selected.
Your problem with this page, as well as the "show" checkbox problem, are indicative of a problem saving settings in your cookies. Try logging out of Geni, which should clear your cookies, and then log back in. Let me know whether or not that fixes either problem.


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BOGAN -- Loren and Annette (Durbin) Bogan, Prescott, wish to announce the arrival of their new baby daughters on May 5, 2008, at the Shawnee Mission Medical Center, Shawnee Mission, Kan. Brenlyn Renee was born at 7:01 p.m., weighing 5 pounds, 6.6 ounces, and was 18 1/2 inches long at birth. Brilyn Lauren was born at 7:02 p.m., weighing 6 pounds, 7.8 ounces and was 18 1/2 inches long at birth.
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Celtic manager Neil Lennon is confident he will be safe in the Tynecastle dugout on Sunday when he returns to the stadium for the first time since he was attacked there by a fan in May.
The Hoops' 3-0 Clydesdale Bank Premier League win over Hearts was overshadowed by the incident in which Jambos supporter John Wilson emerged from behind the technical area to clash with the Celtic boss.
All eyes will be on the Hoops' technical area on Sunday but, speaking at Celtic's training ground in Lennoxtown, Lennon said: "I'm sure measures will be in place and it (dugout) will probably be the safest place for me to be on Sunday. I'm hoping that anyway. I am basically more concerned about the way we play and getting the three points."
He added: "The only thing I'm nervous about is my team doesn't play as well as we can. It is a tough game and it is a difficult place to go and win.
"But it was an embarrassment for a lot of people and I don't want to go through that again."
Meanwhile, manager Paulo Sergio admits that his Hearts revolution has stalled after conceding his side have gone backwards in recent weeks.
The Hearts boss was angered by the sloppy defending which led to the 2-0 Clydesdale Bank Premier League defeat to St Johnstone last weekend, as the Tynecastle players continue to struggle with the new coach's expansive style.
"It seems in the last 15 days we have taken one step forward and then two steps back," said the 43-year old, whose team lost to Ayr United in the Scottish Communities League Cup before the Perth defeat.
"Before that, I was seeing the team growing up every week. Three weeks ago we were making progress and going the right way - we need to get back to that.
"We weren't aggressive enough in attack and haven't been making good decisions. Even if we win against Celtic I will not be happy, because I don't want a two-faced team. We are showing one thing at home and another away from home."
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1629 vincent smith charnham street hungerford wil PCC will 10527
21 november 1627, vincent smith of charleton als charneham street in the parish of hungerford co wilts, yeoman, having lived a long and peacable life
to the poor of hungerford at my buriel £4
to the poor of kintbury 40s
to my 2 daughters £3-6s-8d to buy either of them a 'bole'
to my kinsman john smith my wearing apparell
to each of my godchildren 12d
to each of my grandchildren 20s, to the young men at 21 and the maidens at 18 years
to my son vincent 60 todds of wool that he owes me (in my book)
to my son vincent and his heirs forever the inheritence of the barne that belongeth to the chantry adjoining his backside near the church lane and in lieu therof to my son thomas and his heirs 2 acres of land that shooteth upon the lammas lease which i have in use as it is agreed betwixt my 2 sons
to my son thomas and his heirs and assigns the use of the barne stables outhouses with the garden on the east side of my backside until the lease of the channtry now in being be expired
to margaret my loving wife £20 and my 6 kine that i milk with the rest of the chantries except £10 of the first rent that shall arise which i give to thomas with £10 also out of the 'hart' at the first rent day toward my funeral exepnses
the rest of the 'hart' rent with the chantries rent i give to my wife for her life
to my wife during her life my now dwelling place with the outhouses backsides and garden next adjoining.
to my wife my plate [etc] and household stuff
the residue to my son thomas who is sole executor
overseers: my well beloved john wirral clerke, and my 3 sons in law (20s each)
[mark of] vincent (x) smith
witnesses: john wirrall, thomas langfield and others
probate: london undecimo die junii 1629 thome smith relict [sic] et exec commision sworn before john wirrall vicar of hungerford
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