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Furniture Disposal Cork
Furniture & Sofa Disposal in Cork
e-Van Transportation recommends Licenced Waste Disposal specialists offering Furniture Disposal in Cork.
If you need to dump old furniture, e.g. Sofa Disposal in Cork and require a larger vehicle because you cannot fit these large pieces of furniture into your own vehicle, or because you don't own a vehicle, your local collectors offer the ideal solution for Cork Furniture Disposal.
Waste Collection Permits
When using waste collection services, always ask your waste collector for proof of their waste collection permit. It is the waste collector's legal resposibility to hold a waste collection permit, and to dispose of waste at an authorised waste/recycling facility. It is your legal responsibility to ensure they have a waste collection permit before handing over your waste.
Cork Furniture Disposal Fees & Recycling: How Fee is Calculated
Licenced waste collectors will recycle/dispose of all waste responsibly at authorised recycling facilities/dumps in Cork. The price your local collector quotes you takes into account the disposal fee and the fee for collection and transportation.
The disposal fee that the collector pays at the dump/recycling facility in Cork varies depending on the material and on the weight. For some items, they are charged by weight. For some items, they pay a set price for each item. Some items are free to recycle.
The price quoted for collecting, transporting and dumping/recycling your items takes into account the price they estimate they will pay at the dump/recycling facility, and factors in the time a job will take, mileage and tolls (if applicable). Based on what you request be to dispose of and the weight they estimates it will be, your local waste in collector Cork will tell you the total price they will be charging you.
Cork Furniture Disposal Services
Furniture disposal services in Cork are provided using a large vehicles, e.g. large vans, and small trucks, which have the capacity to transport:
- Large pieces of furniture, including:
- Couches/sofas and armchairs
- Beds and mattresses
- Tables and chairs
- Chests of drawers
- Wardrobes
- Presses/cupboards
- Large shelving units
- Dressers
- Dressing tables
- Sideboards
- TV stands
- Garden furniture
- and any other old furniture you need dumped
Business Hours
Monday to Friday: 8:00 - 21:00
Saturday / Sunday: 9:00 - 21:00
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Featured in The Irish Times
e-Van Transportation was mentioned in a special feature on Moving House in the Life & Style section of The Irish Times in January 2017:
Client Testimonials
"Evan. Great service n great team. Ger."
[Driver: Martin]
"Evan, thanks for setting up Martin this morning. Great service again. I will recommend you guys again for sure"
"Hi. Kemas was great today. Thank you so much. Regards, Carmel"
[Driver: Kemas]
"What an amazing response from e-Van today. Booked at short notice, arrived 10 minutes before time set, friendly and kind, pleasant to work with, personable and very professional. I highly recommend John!"
[Driver: John]
"Hi Evan. Just wanted to say thank you for my move on Saturday. I will recommend your services. Kind regards."
[Driver: Keith]
"Greg was punctual, well organised and very friendly guy. Communication with Evan was fast and efficient. We are more than pleased with the service."
[Driver: Greg]
"All worked out great Evan. Thanks a mill, I'll be saving your number for the future. Richard"
"Hi Evan, Adrian delivered the chairs on time and was courteous and helpful. Many thanks. Brogan."
[Driver: Adrian]
"Evan, that worked out very well. Danny and other man were a pleasure to work with. Thank you, Johanna "
[Driver: Danny B]
"Great service. Very reliable."
[Driver: Jazz/Ajay]
"Many thanks Evan, Adrian was a great help. My thanks to you for your patience, understanding and cooperation. Will recommend you services. Best wishes, Jon Henderson."
[Driver: Adrian]
"Hi Evan. Thanks a million for such a quick and easy job. Thanks again, Anna"
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"Thanks for your help – will definitely use you again"
[Driver: Keith]
"E-Van Transportation were efficient and helpful from start to finish. They could not do enough for you. I would highly recommend their services"
[Driver: Nazar]
"Had my piano moved by E-Van. The movers were quick, careful, and pleasant. Very easy to work with E-van to organise the collection and delivery."
[Driver: Adrian]
"Thank you Evan!"
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan, thank you for moving our stuff today, great job. …a great service and really nice guy."
[Driver: Evan]
"Thanks very much for the removal, great to get all the junk gone."
"Hi Adrian and Evan. Thanks so much for a great service today. This is what the end customer said: 'Helena, the sofa has been assembled and I am very happy with it. The two men who delivered it are very competent and courteous. Many thanks. Joan Vaughan'. Regards, Helena"[Driver: Adrian]
"Hi Evan, Rudolph just left and done a great job, thanks for your help. Cheers, Paul"
"Great service….delivered a load of furniture to Naas for us from Ikea, helped my husband load it all into van and then helped him carry it all into the house. Would highly recommend."
[Driver: Evan]
"A big thanks to Brian and Stephen who did a fantastic job last Friday helping us to move. It was a big job needing 2 full loads which took 10 hours in total and the lads kept going all day. Highly recommended and great value."
[Driver: Brian]
"Great communication, on time, friendly people, great value, highly recommended! Thank you!"
[Driver: Adrian]
"Evan, thank you for helping me out yesterday at such short notice. I know you are very busy and you still managed to fit me in. That's what I call service! I will recommend you without hesitation."
"Hi Evan, just wanted to say thanks a million, the girls said your lads were very polite and helpful when taking away furniture last saturday. It was really nice to work with such easy going and helpful company, thanks again and wish you continued success. Kind Regards, Terry Fitzsimons"
"Would highly recommend….super efficient service….! Very quickly reply! The drivers name was Adrian….arrived right on time, very friendly and helpful…and delivery was done with no problems….would definitely recommend and use again. Thanks so much"
[Driver: Adrian]
"Evan, just wanted to commend Andrew and his assistant for the way they worked yesterday. They were early and did everything that was asked of them. I'll have no hesitation in using you again nor in recommending you if the situation arises. Thanks for everything. Martin"
"Thanks for the job, great work by really obliging lads."
"I used e-Van twice, once to collect some vintage furniture from the city centre and again to move house. On both occasions Evan was on time, very professional, helpful, friendly and value for money. He was extremely careful about how he loaded the van, ensuring every item arrived in the condition it had been packed. I will use his services again and strongly recommend him to anyone in the market for transportation services."
[Driver: Evan]
"Evan, Thank you. Job completed v well. Gary & Shane were great. Best regards Michelle"
"Hi Evan. I hope that you are enjoying the sunny weather. I write to thank you for doing an excellent job for us yesterday. Thomas was full of your praises. We acknowledge that the removal from Leinster Road was indeed challenging and you certainly rose to the occasion. So very many thanks."
[Driver: Evan]
"Tnx Evan. The lads arrived promptly and all went according to plan. Tnx a mill. Very happy with everything. Mary"[Driver: Gary]
"You did a sterling job!"
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan. The removal was completed yesterday without any issues. Many thanks for everything. Have a nice day. Eze"
[Driver: Martin]
"Thank you for the speedy and courteous removal which was organised at a moments notice and within 2 hours from the first point of contact. Efficient and friendly all the way! To have this organised within 2 hours says a lot about your excellent service. Again many thanks!"
[Driver: Gary]
"Evan did three long runs for me today with three van loads packed to the hilt. He not only worked really hard loading and unloading the van but he was extremely helpful and thoughtful, giving a helpful hand where needed and even seeing where help was needed before being asked. He was so pleasant to deal with that I would definitely use him again and can wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone who needs help moving. He is not only a man with a van, he is the BEST man with a van and very reasonabl…
"Hi Evan. Great job yesterday. Thanks again, Caroline."
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan. Just wanted to send a quick email saying how great and efficient the guys were today who came and moved our stuff! They were punctual and also really nice. I will definitely tell my friends to use e-van transportation for their moves in the future. Kind regards, Kalyn E Arias."
[Driver: Gary]
"Hi Evan. Many thanks for a speedy service. All went well and on time. Will definitely use you again should the need arise.
Regards, Brian"
[Driver: Norman / Rudi]
"Thanks Evan. Your service is excellent"
[Driver: Nazar]
"Just a short note to say thank you to Rudolf for his help yesterday. He was so professional and pleasant to work with. I would be happy to recommend your service. Best wishes, Annie"
[Driver: Rudi]
"Hi Evan. just to say thanks to Adrian and his colleague for delivering my furniture yesterday! I wasn't there, but my parents said they were very careful, neat, professional and friendly. I'll definitely recommend your company, and contact you again when moving furniture again. Thanks, Elaine"
[Driver: Adrian]
"Would absolutely recommend this company. They returned a quote within a half hour and they completed the rubbish collection the same day. Rudi, the driver was a lovely man and good price too."
[Driver: Rudi]
"The service my partner and I received was fantastic. Evan went out of his way to accommodate us at short notice and also advised us on some things. After comparing costs with various van-hire companies it was apparent that Evan would do more for less and was pleasant and helpful throughout what might have been a very stressful day. I would and have recommended e-Van to people and will certainly be using this service the next time round."
[Driver: Evan]
"We have used the services of e-Van Transportation on a number of occasions and have been delighted with the fantastic service provided by Evan. Hassle free and always available for removal and delivery we would highly recommend using them."
"Danny and his pal were fantastic! They worked so hard and nothing was a problem for them. They filled the XL Luton truck to capacity transported it and unloaded it all in under 2.5 hours. Not even a cup broken. They were really friendly and pleasant to deal with also. I can't recommend them enough."
[Driver: Danny H]
"Excellent service. Very professional and helpful workers. Thanks a mill, Michele Wyse"
[Driver: Norman / Rudi]
"Just want to thank you and the guys for the good service provided today, I will be happy to recommend. Thanking you. Patricia Molloy"
[Driver: Norman / Rudi]
"Hi Evan. Thank you and Vacho and his assistant for the prompt and courteous service. Good job. May need you again"
[Driver: Vacho]
"My girlfriend and I used e-Van to move apartment from Kildare to Dublin. The service provided was excellent on all fronts. From the assistance in lifting boxes to the care that was taken with our goods, I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending e-Van to anyone looking for affordable, friendly and careful removals."
[Driver: Evan]
"Another company let us down today, the day we were moving and within 5 minutes of contacting the guys at E-Van, Evan replied to say he was on the case. Within 10 minutes we had a pickup scheduled for this evening and Adrian arrived. Such a nice guy and had us packed and moved in within the hour. I highly recommend this service!!! Thanks so much for saving the day guys!"
[Driver: Adrian]
"Thank you so much for today, driver brilliant, could not have been more helpful and friendly, especially when getting sofa in house!"
[Driver: Gary]
"Hi Evan – just wanted to compliment Nazar & his assistant for the great job they did at mcauley ave on Wednesday. I asked that furniture then be taken to an address in Ballymun & again I am hearing from the people there that they were professional & very obligant. Will be very happy to recommend your company to anyone in the future. Susan"
"Very reliable service"
[Driver: Martin]
"Just a quick note to say thanks a million for arranging the pick up yesterday. Bang on time and in and out in 5 mins, extremely polite guy too!"
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"Thank you for the efficient service this morning, Evan. We will gladly recommend your services to our friends & family. Kind regards, Michele"
[Service: E.M.]
"Excellent service. Very good communications, and the guys who helped me move did an amazing job, so grateful, it made the whole experience so much easier to go through. Highly Recommended!"
"Thanks for today Evan. I'll be recommending you around."
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan. A special thankyou to you and Kemas for todays collection and delivery. We will definitely book again with you in the future. And refer your services to others. Blessings to you all in your endeavours ahead. Many Thanks. Stuart and Lisa"
[Driver: Kemas]
"Hi, just quick note to say excellent service,thanks. Liz"
"Thanks Evan. Keith arrived & did a great job. Lisa"
[Driver: Keith]
"Evan was professional and reliable, definitely the person I'd contact again when in need of a moving."
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan. Just to let you know AJ was fantastic and couldn't recommend him highly enough! Thanks a mil, Alan"
[Driver: Ajay]
"Hi Evan. Thank you so much for the speed of organising everything. Kind regards, Pascaline"
[Manager: Evan]
"Hi Evan. I just wanted to give you some feedback on the removal job your two guys did for me last week. They were excellent in every respect. Punctual to a tee,fast, professional, efficient and totally courteous. The job took 6 hours and I paid them cash accordingly. I am very satisfied with the engagement from start to finish and I would have no hesitation in recommending your service to others. With thanks and best regards.
"Having found this service through a web search, I hesitantly called the first number I saw as I needed something moved urgently. One phone call and a few texts with addresses is all it took for a heavy piece of furniture to be moved from one side of Dublin to the other without me even being in the county. Prices were exceptionally reasonable, will most definitely use again. Thanks Evan!"
[Driver: Evan]
"I hired Evan to help us move from our two bed apartment. He arrived on time, was friendly and helpful and very accommodating. There were four of us plus Evan lifting all the furniture and boxes up and down the stairs and we filled Evan's van. It took us 90 minutes to move everything out of our place and into our new home. It was the most efficient move we have ever done!"
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan. A belated thank you for helping organise this move and disposal. It went all to plan! Best, Cynthia."
[Drivers: Shmagi (move) and Norman / Rudi (disposal)]
"Blooming brilliant service. Van arrived on time. Guys were friendly and courteous and respectful of my furniture. Most cost effective provider. Fully recommend!"
[Driver: Keith]
"Thanks. The guys were great!"
[Driver: Adrian]
"We've just finished. Guys were paid as agreed. Nazar was good. Thanks for good service and all the best. Aleks"
"Good morning. Thank you very much for the trip up to Belfast last week. It was great to meet Jazz everything went very smoothly."[Driver: Jazz]
"Hello Evan. Just a quick thank you for vey efficient service. Your guys were there on time and everything worked out just fine. Best regards, Pierre"
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"Everything great with the van organised for last Friday morning."[Driver: Gary]
"Called Evan for house removal not once, not twice, but three times in a short notice appointment and he got it done with a great job and great price as well. Highly recommended to anybody who looking for this service. Thank you"
[Driver: Evan]
"Evan. Guys just collected the furniture – quick – efficient – thank you. Great service. Best regards, Donal. "
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"I highly recommend this service. I have used it a few times, it is a lot cheaper than hiring a skip. I disposed of beds and sofas and anything that can be salvaged is recycled or given to charity. I will definitely be using this service again."
"Thanks for sending that brilliant guy Danny over today. He was great. Will give you guys a good review. Thanks, Sasha"
"Excellent service. I'll call on you again. Jt"
[Driver: Adrian]
"Great service. Many thanks, John."
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"We were very happy with your work and I'd have no problem working with you on a lighting gig."
[Driver: Evan]
"My girlfriend and I used e-Van to move apartment from Kildare to Dublin. The service provided was excellent on all fronts. From the assistance in lifting boxes to the care that was taken with our goods, I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending e-Van to anyone looking for affordable, friendly and careful removals."
[Driver: Evan]
"Hi Evan. Just wanted to say WELL DONE to Peter, our outstanding mover! It turns out that we had met him once before and he remembered us. He worked like a MACHINE, and wouldn't even stop for a cup of tea or sandwich. We had 3 van loads, and paid him 210 Euro, but didn't have enough cash to give him a nice tip like we intended. I know he lives in Bennetsbridge, but do you have an address for him so we can mail him a thank you and a tip? Thank a million for the outstanding service! We'll absolute…
"Thanks so much for collecting & dropping all our stuff to Kildare."
[Driver: Greg]
"Hi Evan. Thank you for arranging the collection of the furniture. You're collection man was right on time and was very pleasant and efficient. I will highly recommend your company. Regards and thanks again, Sharon."
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"Evan came into our office bang on time. He was professional, conscientious, and thorough. Usually I have to manage and help our 'helpful man with vans' but Evan worked away on his own and completed the project in great time with minimum fuss and involvement from us. What a breath of fresh air. I have no hesitation in recommending Evan for any job small or large (like ours). Thanks Evan."
"Thank you, Evan. They were lovely men. Great service. Would recommend to friends."
[Driver: Martin]
"Very punctual, nice and fast service. Truly recommended."
"Recently had the pleasure of using Evans services and found him to professional, attentive , efficient and great value for money!!!!"
[Driver: Evan]
"Evan, just a quick note to say thanks for great prompt service. The guy who met us this evening was more than helpful and was a pleasure to deal with him. Thank you. Kind regards, Eithne"
[Driver: Norman/Rudi]
"Thanks Evan for all your help."
[Driver: Keith]
"Fantastic service. Seperated everything for recycling & a nice guy too. Thanks Evan. Highly recommended for all your transport needs."
"Hi Evan. Just a text to say thank you for today. Service excellent. Couches gone. Happy days!!! Siobhan"
"All worked well thanks."
"Hi Evan. I had a removal yesterday from Duleek to Donabate. All went well. Two hard workers… the dedication of those two men. I don't do Facebook but if I did I would highly recommend them."
"Reliable, punctual and trustworthy. A thoroughly professional service. Thank you Evan."
[Driver: Vacho]
"Thank u for ur support on moving my sofa. Ur business is very good"
[Driver: Gary]
"Evan arrived on time at the arranged time and took away our sofa very promptly and no fuss. His price was very reasonable"
"Hi Evan, thanks for the excellent service, it removed a lot of the stress of moving. Nazar did a great job, he's a tireless worker. I will certainly be in touch for future transport needs and will recommend you to any of my mates for same. Regards, Paul"
[Driver: Nazar]
"You went above and beyond for moving us out of the apartment! Brilliant! Thanks again, Carol"
[Driver: Evan]
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e-Van Transportation
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We also have Local Movers in every county in Ireland.
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e-Van Transportation, established in 2014, is a Man With A Van Dublin Home and Office Removals Company offering a range of Van Transportation services in within Dublin and neighbouring counties, and from the Greater Dublin Area to anywhere in Ireland and Northern Ireland, and vice versa. If you need a man with a van in Dublin, to get your goods from A to B, or a man with a van to help you move from the Greater Dublin Area to elsewhere on the island of Ireland, contact e-Van Transportation for a quote.
e-Van Transportation is a Dublin-based company, with several van drivers available in various sizes of vans to suit any size of home or office move. We provide excellent Man with a Van services in Dublin, surrounding counties, and All-Ireland at great prices.
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e-Van Transportation specialises in House Removals in Dublin and neighbouring counties. We also offer fixed rates for house removals from Dublin to anywhere in All-Ireland.
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We also offer house removals for local moves within all other counties in Ireland.
Our services in relation to house removals in Dublin and surrounding counties cater towards people moving house, whether you require a small van, large van, extra-large van or a box-body van to transport furniture, clothing and other household belongings from their old house or apartment to their new house.
Our drivers have trolleys, ratchet straps and blankets for secure transport of your goods during house removals services, and offer vastly experienced and excellent services.
e-Van Transportation offers friendly, reliable movers for convenient and careful house removals in Dublin and bordering counties and to elsewhere on the island of Ireland, 7 days a week and at a time that suits you between 10am and approx 9pm.
Our range of vans for house removals in Dublin include a small Renault Traffic for small house removals, a large Ford Transit (model T280 long-wheelbase with semi-high roof) and other similar sized vans for average house removals, an extra-large Mercedes Sprinter (Extra-Long Wheelbase, High Roof), which is ideal for larger house removals in Dublin, and a Box-Body Renault Master (Lowloader), perfect for three-bedroom house removals or larger. With all of our vehicles, we offer the safe, fast and convenient transport of your household items within Dublin and neighbouring counties, and from the Greater Dublin Area to anywhere on the island of Ireland.
Check out our great rates for house removals in Dublin and the surrounding counties and from the Greater Dublin Area to All-Ireland. You'll find info on the Cost of Removals page, which you'll find in the Contact Us section.
Moving Company Dublin
e-Van Transportation is a specialist Moving Company in Dublin, offering House Removals, Apartment/Flat Removals and Office Removals within Dublin and neighbouring counties, and to anywhere in Ireland & Northern Ireland, and we also offer a range in other Man with a Van services.
e-Van Transportation is a wholly Irish-owned Moving Company in Dublin, with a vast level of experience, offering a friendly, reliable and low-cost services at your convenience.
Established in February 2014 as a solo man with a van Dublin moving company, e-Van Transportation has expanded to become a multi-driver Moving Company in Dublin, offering services through several drivers with various van sizes.
Our services in relation home removals in Dublin and neighbouring counties and all over Ireland and Northern Ireland include house removals and apartment/flat removals to help people who are moving home and need a large van to transport their furniture and other household belongings to their new home.
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e-Van Transportation's specialisation as a Moving Company in Dublin means our services are ideal for people moving home and office within Dublin and neighbouring counties, or to anywhere else on the island of Ireland.
We offer rates that are some of the most competitive among moving companies in Dublin, and we offer our services 7 days a week.
Our typical vehicle is a large Ford Transit van or similar which is the perfect vehicle for a moving company in Dublin, since it has a large capacity to transport your household furniture and belongings or office equipment, while still being compact enough to get around the streets of Dublin and neighbouring counties with ease. We also offer moving services in four other van sizes.
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Have you swabbed your cheek and submitted the little brush to a genetic genealogy testing service, then waited in anticipation for the results? I have and I recommend it to everyone interesting in learning about their "deep ancestry."
For women, this means testing your mitochondrial DNA or mtDNA, which is passed only from mothers to their children. Both daughters and sons receive it, but only daughters pass it on to their children. This provides a way to learn about your maternal ancestors – your mother's mother's mother and so on.
I used the Genographic Project from National Geographic, led by geneticist Spencer Wells. There are many other choices, but we have followed Spencer Wells' research and wanted to be able to contribute our results to his global database.
The results showed that my maternal ancestry is U5b. This is a subset of U5, thought to be one of the oldest haplogroups in Europe, estimated at 45,000 years old and clearly predating the arrival of agriculture.
When I compared the specific pattern of genetic changes in my results to other examples online, I found an exact match in a woman whose female ancestors lived in Haderslev Amt, Denmark, on the Jutland Peninsula. That is an area near the border of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. I know my maternal ancestors come from a place that is not far south from this — Wewelsfleth near Itzhoe in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany — so this was not a surprise. It was good confirmation of my female lineage's geographic origin.
At least its rather recent geographic orgin. The woman from southern Denmark with the exact match to my mtDNA was born 1 September 1870. That's less than 150 years ago. Using church records, I have traced my maternal line back to the early 1700s when Metta nee Oldenburg was born in Borsfleth, a village 1.8 miles [2.9 km] from Wewelsfleth, across the Stör River near its merger with the Elbe River. That's almost 300 years ago.
Can we find evidence of some of the specific locations where our distant genetic cousins lived further back in time using the research on mtDNA? Yes, we can. We can't discover who they were or prove they were in our direct line of descent, but we know they are our relatives in our genetic clan or subclan.
Focusing on mtDNA haplogroup U, we find research results placing people with this genetic pattern in Europe before the arrival of farmers from the Near East. U5 in particular has been identified in human remains from the Mesolithic in places such as England, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal and Russia.
In a chart with the recent article "Genetic Discontinuity Between Local Hunter-Gatherers and Central Europe's First Farmers" by B. Bramanti et al. [Science, Vol. 326, No. 5949. (2 October 2009), pp. 137-140], dates, locations and mtDNA clades for 22 ancient skeletons are given. [Note: the chart is available only in a print copy or online if you have subscription].
The skeletons were found in Germany, Lithuania, Poland and Russia, according to the chart. Dates range from ca. 13,400 calBC [calibrated date B.C.] to ca 2250 calBC. The mtDNA results fall into these clades: U, U4, U5, U5a, U5a1, U5b1, U5b2, K, J and T2e, the most frequent being U5b2 found in 5 of the 22 skeletons.
A few specific examples from this chart provide a glimpse of what such ancient bones can tell us about geographic locations for our ancient ancestors. Given are the genetic clade, location and date:
U – Hohler Fels, Germany – ca. 13,400 calBC
U4 – Spiginas 4, Lithuania – ca. 6350 calBC
U5 – Ostorf, Germany – ca. 3200 calBC
U5a – Drestwo 2, Poland – ca. 2250 calBC
U5a1 – Lebyazhinka IV, Russia – 8000-7000 calBC
U5b1 – Dudka 2, Poland – ca. 3250 calBC
U5b2 – Hohlenstein-Stadel, Germany – ca 6700 calBC
Other mtDNA Charts
Another listing of ancient bones that have yielded dates can be found in an easy-to-read chart. Greece, Britain, Germany, and more are included. Here you will find Cheddar Man, an old skeleton from Britain, dated to 9,000 years ago and a U5a. Also shown is Otzi the Iceman, dated to 3,000 years ago and a K1.
On that chart, my U5b is found in two locations in northern Germany. These are:
> c. 2600 BC – corded ware culture site at Eulau, located just to the southwest of Leipzig, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany, which is about 190 miles south of Bremen and Hamburg in northern Germany. This site revealed some genetic evidence of families and one U5b individual.
> c. 1000 BC – Lichtenstein Cave, a Bronze Age archaeological site near Dorste, Lower Saxony, Germany, where nine ancient skeletons were U5b. This is in northwest Germany.
In that chart above, U5b is also found in skeletons from Medieval Anglo-Saxon England, not surprising as the Angles and Saxons came to England from Denmark and northwest Germany, the area of my maternal ancestors described above.
Another detailed chart of ancient Eurasian DNA with dates and many location can be found here.] Interesting, a U5b individual has been found in Leicester, England, dated to 300-400 A.D. in the Romano-British period.
Overall, the ancient bones in the B. Bramanti et al. study give evidence of Haplogroup U, U4 and U5 ancestors in Germany and nearby areas thousands of years ago, giving those in these genetic lineages a sense of our deeper family history and genealogy. The other charts provide similar insights for many other mtDNA haplogroups.
And I can see some of the specific locations and cultures of my ancient U5b maternal ancestors and cousins as much as 5,000 years ago. Genetic genealogy can indeed reveal deep ancestry!
[Note: A detailed background discussion of the archeaological samples used in the B. Bramanti et al. study and the locations were they were found is available online here.]
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OK, Ancestry.com completed their indexing of the 1940 US Census and fast on their heels, FamilySearch.org also completed theirs — Stanczyk is not aware of the status of other 1940 Census providers' status.
Prior To The Index
Prior to the indexes, I used Dr Stephen Morse's One-Step website to figure out which Enumerated District (ED) I need to search sequentially, image-by-image. With most ED's being between 35-50 images, this was not overly taxing and it yielded excellent results — after a week I had most of the people I most wanted to find.
State indexes rolled out, a few at a time. I found other high value targets in my index searches. Now that indexing is complete, I had thought to find the last few stragglers. I found some indexes as their was supposed to be in places that I had not suspected and hence the ED search did not yield them to me. A few had names that were slightly off in their transcription but none-the-less were easily findable. Some I had to get creative on imaging misspelling or mis-transcribing and I found a handful more.
I hope others did as I did in blazing my trail. When I found a badly indexed name, I used Ancestry.com's View/Add Alternative Info. So when I finally found my Aunt Kitty (Catherine Eliasz, now married and a Perinoff), who was born as Casimiera Elijasz, but always used Catherine Eliasz in my lifetime. I entered the mis-transcribed name correctly so that other genealogists after me would be able to find my aunt Kitty more easily (and as a bonus they would also find me too).
Where's Aunt Alice?
So, where is my Aunt Alice? I had correctly anticipated that both my aunt Alice (the eldest) and Catherine (2nd eldest) would be married and I knew the husband's name. As you see I found my aunt Kitty. But my best efforts at locating my Aunt Alice have failed. I tried using only her first name or only the last name. I tried by other data points I knew (Detroit, MI, USA — I kept broadening the search, even though I "knew" she was in Detroit). I tried locating a woman living in Detroit born in 1910 +/- 1 year (then 2 and 5 years) who was born in Poland (and Russia, just in case they still referenced Russian-Poland partition in that way). No luck !!! I tried searching for her fist husband — not found either ?? So I tried locating her second husband — no luck, he was still single living at home with his parents. No Alice and no first husband — could they have been missed?
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So here is my list of most sought after ancestors: Aunt Alice (nee Eliasz), could be listed as some corrupted version of EPPERLY (although I tried a combination of this I could think of). My mother's sister Helen McLean. My dad's cousins: Emil Leszczynski, Stephen/Matthew/Stanley Sobieszczanski. I thought I would find Emil. I was prepared to find him living away at college (law school) — no luck. As for the Sobieszczanski boys I was surprised, that outside of their brother Henry, I could find none. Perhaps the three are in the US military — after all I had another uncle that served in the US Navy 1935-1938.
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So far I had visited the historical townships of Charlottenburgh, Kenyon, Lancaster but not Lochiel.
According to the locals it is pronounced "Laheel." It is the best way I can present it to you.
Remember that Charlottenburgh and Lancaster are part of the The South Glengarry municipality and their website does have some history of the area. http://www.southglengarry.com/ Click the link "Visitors." They also feature their communities. Kenyon and Lochiel are part of the North Glengarry site: http://www.northglengarry.ca/en/
I headed up Hwy #34 passed the sign for St. Raphael's and through Green Valley and Alexandria and kept going north till the road started to curve at McCrimmon to the right. I was still following Hwy #34. The highway started to curve left and I turned right onto Lochinvar Rd. I came to the Old Military Road and went south to the Laggan-Glenelg Rd. or Hwy #24. Apparently this highway has a jog in it because it was the same one for Dunvegan.
Off in the distance were two spires and two churches. It was…WOW! My heart started to pump. I am so glad I decided to tour more of Glengarry. This was worth it. Absolutely lovely.
When I was in Pembroke and at the Upper Ottawa Valley Genealogical Group library I found a family history in which the writer wrote about the Roman Catholic and the Presbyterian Scots. He two columns of names listing the Presbyterian Scots on one side and the Roman Catholic on the other. Then he had arrows pointing to intermarriages. It really hit home to me that you do need to consider both of these religious groups when you do your genealogical research in Canada. I learned that Rev. Bethune did marry and baptize children in the Roman Catholic faith for he was the only one in the area for a great while.
St. Columba
Catholic Presbyterian Church is on the south side of Hwy #24. I turned off Old Military Road and headed west turning left into the parking area.
The church and cemetery.
UPDATE: Please note that I mispelled the name St. Columbia. It should be St. Columba.
The cemetery surrounds the church from the left around the back to the right. A wooden stand located in the front of the church holds a copy of the St. Columba Cemetery Register publication inside it protected from the elements. It is there on the honor system so please leave it for others to use.
Many of the stones say things like this one.
UPDATE 7/9/2012: Below is a link to more photographs taken on this trip to this cemetery. They are emphasizing McD*'s in the various spellings of the surname. Most are overview photographs to give a sense of the location. UPDATE: 1/9/2013 – I fix the title of the Picasa web album removing the RC from it.
|St. Columba Church & Cemetery
Across the highway and a little further east is the Kirkhill United Church.
A closer look at this church.
An overview of the cemetery. They also have a stand that holds a copy of the cemetery book. Please use it and leave it there for others.
I have more photographs of each of these cemeteries and will upload them when I finish posting about this trip to Ontario and Quebec.
UPDATE 7/09/2012: Below is a link to more photographs of this cemetery. These are overview photographs and some stones emphasize the McD* surname.
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St. Columba in the distance from the Kirkhill United Church.


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text: Thursday, August 23, 2012 Move Forward to Launch Concussion Series August 27 MoveForwardPT.com, APTA's official consumer information website, will host a series on concussion in sports called "Head in the Game." The series will premiere on Move Forward Radio on August 27 and culminate with a live broadcast on August 29 at 3 pm ET. Experts will discuss the latest advances in evaluation and treatment of sports concussions, and a physical therapist's role on the concussion management team. Listeners also will hear from a former NFL player who was forced to retire after suffering multiple concussions. APTA will conduct targeted media outreach to local and national sports reporters at print, broadcast, and online outlets. For more information about the series and the guests, view the press release. The "Head in the Game" series lineup is as follows: August 27, 10 am ET, prerecorded interview with Chris Miller, NFL quarterback, 1987-1995, 1999. August 28, 10 am ET, prerecorded interview with APTA member Anne Mucha, PT, MS, NCS. August 29, 3 pm ET, live show with Kevin Guskiewicz, PhD, ATC, FACSM, and APTA member Mike Ryan, PT, ATC. Comments Will this interview be available after the broadcast? I'll be working those hours but am interested in listening to the information. Thank you. Posted by Rosemary Peng on 8/25/2012 6:40 PM I also will not be able to listen as it is being broadcast- can we listen to it later somehow? Posted by kay Cherian on 8/25/2012 8:19 PM Please let me know if we can listen to this later. I also will be working during these hours. Posted by Rachel Edmonds on 8/27/2012 9:51 AM All of the episodes will be archived via the "Head in the Game" page, linked in the first paragraph of this article. Posted by News Now Staff on 8/27/2012 10:02 AM


text: Friday, February 11, 2011 New JOSPT Feature Translates Research into Practical Information for Patients The Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) recently launched Perspectives for Patients, a single-page feature that offers clinicians and patients a credible source of new information derived from a published article and explains how it affects patient care. Perspectives for Patients is written for the lay person, and consists of 3 main sections—a summary of the pathology or health care condition addressed in the research, new insights from the published study, and practical advice the patient can use—accompanied by illustrations. Published after the article to which it relates, the page can be reproduced noncommercially for distribution at physical therapists' offices, in clinics and hospitals, and in other health care facilities. The material also is available at no charge on JOSPT's Web site in a new Perspective for Patients section of the site. A PDF of the feature can be downloaded and printed and shared with colleagues and patients.


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Here's the #ObamaMadison Twitter feed, coming from many people on the scene. They are "shoulder-to-shoulder" packed in, they say. Here's the presentation of tweets at Isthmus. I selected these:
O hai black helicopter! #obama #madison
POTUS must be close because there's a Blackhawks helicopter out my window! #obamamadison #theboss...UPDATE: Meade phones: "It was a very subdued crowd." Did they ever use the overflow area? No. Subdued for both Obama and Springsteen, said Meade, proceeding to sing me his imitation Springsteen.
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Long-term care costs have been rising at roughly the same rate as medical services, and prices aren't likely to slow down any time soon. Assisted living workers, home health aides and nurses' assistants are in short supply, yet the already retiring Baby Boomers are creating a never-before-seen demand for long-term care. Given the increase in the average lifespan, and the resultant likelihood of dementia and other degenerative conditions, most retiring clients should plan to face hefty bills for in-home care and assisted living.
Fortunately, there are several ways retirees and even middle-aged planners can curb these future costs. From asset-based insurance plans to tax-qualified annuities, there are plenty of options that don't require clients to gamble on the likelihood that they'll actually need care. While any option will divert funds away from other investments, long-term care planning is critical for clients who want to protect their assets for themselves and their heirs.
Quite a few retirees still believe they'll be able to self-insure, but relying on savings alone is a losing strategy in today's market. "Trying to save for long-term care is like trying to outrun a forest fire, and 99 percent of people can't do it," said Phyllis Shelton, president, LTC Consultants and author of Protecting Your Family with Long-Term Care Insurance. Even for well-to-do clients, paying purely out of pocket is a surefire way to quickly eat away at a nest egg.
Still, many Boomers are hesitant to gamble on use-it-or-lose it insurance for long-term care. Even though a majority of seniors will need some sort of assistive service, needs and costs vary wildly from one family to the next. Because of the high likelihood of utilization, insurance companies are also increasingly hesitant to underwrite traditional policies. To offset risks, maximize reward and create win-win scenarios for clients and insurers, LTC advisers often recommend the following plans.
Single Premium Long-Term Care Insurance: "For clients who have assets, we like single premium insurance plans," said Keith Friedman, principal at FBO Strategies. By contributing a large, often six-figure lump sum, retirees can double, triple or even quadruple their money if they use it for long-term care. If they die before they use the money, the death benefit may still yield a 50 to 75 percent return on investment. And, since single premium plans are typically liquid, buyers can usually withdraw their contributions dollar-for-dollar if they decide to use the funds elsewhere.
Tax-qualified Life Insurance Riders: For clients who can't afford such a large lump sum, and who don't want to gamble on a dedicated long-term care policy, there are also life insurance riders that allow customers to draw upon their death benefits tax-free when they use the money for long-term care. "It's an asset protection tool," said Friedman. "You either give your kids that money directly, or you protect that much money."
Partnership Long-Term Care Insurance Plans: "My number one strategy is to buy a partnership long-term care insurance plan," says Shelton. A combination of private and public coverage, these partnership plans are currently available in 40 states. Customers pay monthly premiums and inflation factors to reach their desired payouts, and Medicaid picks up the tab if those funds run out. Unlike normal Medicaid coverage, however, partnership plan customers are able to retain assets equal in value to the payouts they receive from their private insurers. Save for California, these plans are also reciprocal among participating states.
Combination Plans: Finally, retirees with old, non-qualified annuities can convert them into tax-qualified long-term care policies via a 1035 exchange. "What's cool about these policies is that they don't just accelerate the annuity value or death benefit," said Shelton. Rather, they can be structured so that even when the benefits of the original annuity are exhausted, customers will continue to receive payouts should they need long-term care. Clients can also manipulate their premiums and inflation factors to ensure they'll receive adequate monthly payouts far into the future, when assisted living and in-home care are sure to be even more expensive than they are now.
Aside from the Medicaid-supported hybrid plans, public programs have little to offer most retirees in the way of long-term care coverage. The Affordable Care Act originally included a voluntary long-term care insurance program called the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports Act, but it was repealed during January's fiscal cliff negotiations. A few states—most notably New York—are offering tax incentives for privately purchased long-term care coverage, though none have created a purely public option. And, as Social Security statements have made clear since 2008, Medicare offers no long-term care coverage at all.
While Medicaid does cover certain long-term services, it's not practical for people with assets to protect. "What a lot of people think is that they'll qualify for Medicaid and depend upon that. If you're someone who legitimately doesn't have assets, then it's fine," says Friedman. "But if you're someone with even modest assets, there are far better ways to plan." Some seniors just assume they'll voluntary impoverish themselves in the event they need care, but even a small investment in an insurance plan or annuity can allow for both asset protection and long-term care coverage.
Although employers aren't offering long-term care coverage as commonly as they negotiate group rates for life and health insurance, a large portion of long-term policies are purchased through the workplace. "If you look at the actual sales data since 2008, almost half of the policies were written at work," said Shelton. That number has dipped slightly over the last couple of years as major insurers have left the long-term care market, but the nation's largest employers still account for roughly 42 percent of all policies. They do typically require traditional, use-it-or-lose-it premium payments, but these premiums are still significantly cheaper than individually purchased insurance.
For clients who can't qualify for tax-qualified policies, there are also non-qualified annuities that offer higher payouts to cover long-term care. While this option isn't ideal for every client, it may be the best bet for retirees with obesity, diabetes or other health issues that make it difficult to obtain underwriting for a qualified policy.
Finally, a life settlement can be a great way for older and unprepared clients to obtain the funds for long-term care. "It's a very valid way to find money," said Shelton. "There's a big market for people 72 and up." Although the sale may be taxed, and although it will likely yield less than the policy's death benefit, a settlement can keep families from dipping into other assets they want to leave to their heirs.
Ultimately, the best way for clients to curb their long-term care costs is to start planning as early as possible. "People need to be looking at long-term care insurance when they're 50, not 60," Shelton said. "The sooner the better, and advisers need to know that." What used to be the premium 10 years ago for a 60-year-old couple is now the average premium for a 50-year-old couple, and this trend is likely to continue as more Boomers retire.


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I wasn't able to be at Cub Scout camp this weekend, as I was on call. It obviously bothers you that my daughter Marie was there, but my wife didn't really have a choice but to take her, since I wouldn't be home to watch her. I can't haul her around to hospitals, and since she's 8 I can't leave her home alone for a weekend (although you clearly disagreed with the last point).
I'm also sorry that your kid is such a shit, but it ain't his fault. I mean, it was no secret last year when you and that other Mom began sneaking away during den meetings that you were shagging in the bathroom. I think it's nice that now you've both left your spouses to be together. Your boys have a lot in common, like the fact that they're both 10, and in the same scout den, and have skanky parents.
Anyway, I think it was entirely unreasonable for the scout master to have disciplined the boys for stealing and breaking other kids' projects this weekend. Apparently you and your squeeze were off balling in the bushes during that time, so it was inconsiderate of him to try and teach them some manners in your absence.
Also, why you were yelling at me last night about your kids not getting to make bows & arrows (and that being the reason they tried to steal the ones my kids made), makes no sense to me. I wasn't at camp this weekend, and am certainly not the reason you guys were 6 hours late getting there. The schedule clearly listed that project as being at 9:00 a.m., and you guys didn't show up until 3. I think it's downright unfair that the scout master didn't immediately put the other 15 kids on hold to take care of yours. After all, you and the lady (who I think may have recently been featured on CK Lunchbox) are clearly the most important people in the universe.
But, to address the reason you called me last night, I'm NOT going to replace your fancy digital camera. It's not my fault that you brought it to camp. Or that your creepy 10 year old boy took it out of your backpack. Or that your future sex-offender hid in the girls bathroom to try and get pictures of Marie naked.
If you want the camera back, I'd contact the camp's maintenance guy. I'm sure he could let you into the septic tank to get it out. Or you could try the pipes near where Marie flushed it. Maybe it's stuck there.
Likewise, I ain't paying your kid's medical bills. If the little freak had given the camera to Marie when she asked for it, she wouldn't have had to break his finger to get it. Maybe he'll learn something about respect for women. Maybe you will, too.
Anyway, I think it also added to the weekend that the scout master got to demonstrate first aid by splinting the finger with a hankie and popsicle sticks.
Have a nice day. Be prepared.


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Dicey Operations for an adult and child. Can you get close to 1000 than your partner?
Number problems for inquiring primary learners.
Some Games That May Be Nice or Nasty for an adult and child. Use your knowledge of place value to beat your opponent.
A game to be played against the computer, or in groups. Pick a 7-digit number. A random digit is generated. What must you subract to remove the digit from your number? the first to zero wins.
Start by putting one million (1 000 000) into the display of your calculator. Can you reduce this to 7 using just the 7 key and add, subtract, multiply, divide and equals as many times as you like?
This set of activities focuses on ordering, an important aspect of place value.
Who said that adding couldn't be fun?
The letters in the following addition sum represent the digits 1 ... 9. If A=3 and D=2, what number is represented by "CAYLEY"?
This 100 square jigsaw is written in code. It starts with 1 and ends with 100. Can you build it up?
Which is quicker, counting up to 30 in ones or counting up to 300 in tens? Why?
Each child in Class 3 took four numbers out of the bag. Who had made the highest even number?
In this 100 square, look at the green square which contains the numbers 2, 3, 12 and 13. What is the sum of the numbers that are diagonally opposite each other? What do you notice?
A school song book contains 700 songs. The numbers of the songs are displayed by combining special small single-digit cards. What is the minimum number of small cards that is needed?
Number problems at primary level that require careful consideration.
There are six numbers written in five different scripts. Can you sort out which is which?
This article develops the idea of 'ten-ness' as an important element of place value.
More upper primary number sense and place value tasks.
Alf describes how the Gattegno chart helped a class of 7-9 year olds gain an awareness of place value and of the inverse relationship between multiplication and division.
In this article, Alf outlines six activities using the Gattegno chart, which help to develop understanding of place value, multiplication and division.
How many solutions can you find to this sum? Each of the different letters stands for a different number.
One of the key ideas associated with place value is that the position of a digit affects its value. These activities support children in understanding this idea.
Have a go at balancing this equation. Can you find different ways of doing it?
Can you replace the letters with numbers? Is there only one solution in each case?
Try out some calculations. Are you surprised by the results?
This feature aims to support you in developing children's early number sense and understanding of place value.
These tasks will help learners develop their understanding of place value, particularly giving them opportunities to express numbers as amounts.
Number problems at primary level that may require resilience.
This article for primary teachers encourages exploration of two fundamental ideas, exchange and 'unitising', which will help children become more fluent when calculating.
This article for primary teachers expands on the key ideas which underpin early number sense and place value, and suggests activities to support learners as they get to grips with these ideas.
Number problems at primary level to work on with others.
Becky created a number plumber which multiplies by 5 and subtracts 4. What do you notice about the numbers that it produces? Can you explain your findings?
Can you work out some different ways to balance this equation?
Can you arrange the digits 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 into three 3-digit numbers such that their total is close to 1500?
Can you complete this calculation by filling in the missing numbers? In how many different ways can you do it?
Four of these clues are needed to find the chosen number on this grid and four are true but do nothing to help in finding the number. Can you sort out the clues and find the number?
Try out this number trick. What happens with different starting numbers? What do you notice?
Investigate the different ways these aliens count in this challenge. You could start by thinking about how each of them would write our number 7.
Find the sum of all three-digit numbers each of whose digits is odd.
Can you substitute numbers for the letters in these sums?
In the multiplication calculation, some of the digits have been replaced by letters and others by asterisks. Can you reconstruct the original multiplication?
This multiplication uses each of the digits 0 - 9 once and once only. Using the information given, can you replace the stars in the calculation with figures?
Choose four different digits from 1-9 and put one in each box so that the resulting four two-digit numbers add to a total of 100.
The Scot, John Napier, invented these strips about 400 years ago to help calculate multiplication and division. Can you work out how to use Napier's bones to find the answer to these multiplications?
Replace the letters with numbers to make the addition work out correctly. R E A D + T H I S = P A G E
What do the digits in the number fifteen add up to? How many other numbers have digits with the same total but no zeros?
Follow the clues to find the mystery number.
Choose any 3 digits and make a 6 digit number by repeating the 3 digits in the same order (e.g. 594594). Explain why whatever digits you choose the number will always be divisible by 7, 11 and 13.
Three people chose this as a favourite problem. It is the sort of problem that needs thinking time - but once the connection is made it gives access to many similar ideas.
What happens when you round these three-digit numbers to the nearest 100?
What happens when you round these numbers to the nearest whole number?


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"The best reason yet to ditch Gmail" – Farhad Manjoo, Slate.com
Since the new Outlook.com launched in July, the positive feedback has been overwhelming. Outlook.com was recently named one of Time Magazine's "50 Best Websites of 2012", won PC Magazine's Best Software and Internet Web App awards and has received a number of other accolades around the world. To date, over 25 million of you are already actively using the new Outlook.com:
We found that about a third of Outlook.com users are active Gmail users trying Outlook.com for the first time. We wanted to learn more, so we hired a research firm to recruit hundreds of Gmail users – people that use Gmail as their primary email service – and asked them to try Outlook.com. We asked the Gmail users to sign-up for Outlook.com addresses, forward email from Gmail to Outlook.com, and try Outlook.com's best features. The Gmail users loved it. Specifically, they shared the following opinions with us:
- They prefer Outlook.com's clean user design
- Outlook.com does a better job of blocking spam and it outperforms Gmail when it comes to helping manage unwanted messages like newsletters and daily deals
- Outlook.com makes it easier to share photos and Office documents
The best part was, after spending just five days with it, 4 out of 5 of these Gmail users said they would switch to Outlook.com.
As millions of people have made the switch to Outlook.com, they've told us about the features that made the transition easier:
- Keyboard Shortcuts: customers can choose to set up keyboard shortcuts in Outlook.com to mirror the shortcuts in the Outlook desktop app, Gmail and others.
- Quick access to search operators: quickly find mail by clicking "/" and then using "To:", "Subj:", etc.
- Tab/Send: rapidly send messages by clicking the "tab" key from the compose window to automatically shifts focus to the "Send" button
- Conversation threading: you can also optionally turn on conversation threading (i.e. the ability to see all responses in a conversation via just one view).
But it's still early days. We continue to listen to feedback on what enthusiasts want next – including making the switch from Gmail even easier – and build those features. So over the next few weeks, Outlook.com users will start to see these new features in their inboxes:
- One-click Archive: from the inbox, select messages and click the Archive button to move the selected messages to the Archive folder (or any other folder of your choice). It's a fast and simple way to move messages out of your inbox to find later.
- More and more keyboard shortcuts: Outlook.com has dozens of keyboard shortcuts and we're adding even more. And better yet, we don't need to list them all in this post because you can now find all available keyboard shortcuts by simply typing a question mark when you're in your inbox.
- More customization of your inbox: we added several new ways to make your inbox look and work the way you want.
We added more color themes:
We added the ability to toggle between "Reply" and "Reply All" as the default option. We also heard that, after deleting a message, some people want to return to their inbox and others want to see the next message. Now you can set that default option, too. Both options are available via the Options page.
- Outlook app for Android: Many of us use Outlook.com as much on our phones as we do on a PC. For devices like Windows Phone and iPhone that support Exchange ActiveSync, you have built-in support for Outlook.com – no download necessary. Android devices aren't consistent in their native support for Exchange ActiveSync, so starting today you can install an Outlook.com for Android on your mobile phone. The new app is free and works on all Android 2.x devices and higher.
If you're one of the tens of millions of people that have made the switch to Outlook.com, we thank you. We're committed to making Outlook.com the best email service and we appreciate the feedback you continue to provide.
If you are a Gmail user and are still on the fence, take a look at our new features and give Outlook.com a try with just a few simple steps.
Thanks again for using Outlook and, as always, keep the feedback coming.
David Law–Director, Product Management, Outlook.com


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When I Googled mother-in-law jokes the other day, I was stunned at the number of hits I got. Poor mother-in-laws -- they're doomed -- constantly accused of being meddlesome, manipulative, and opinionated. How many of you get along with your mother-in-laws?
I actually do. And I'm not just saying it because she's one of my most loyal readers (she is) or because she makes the world's most delicious biscotti (she does). We really get along.
It's easy to like my mother-in-law. She sends thoughtful, beautifully hand-written cards; she gives willingly without ever expecting to receive; she doesn't complain, even when she should; and she always has freshly baked goods on her kitchen counter to share, just in case someone should drop by.
Since Jeff and I have lived away for so many years these notes, phone calls, and care packages have been our life-lines to our families.
My mother-in-law's packages are precious -- with decorative stickers, ribbons, and bows, they're almost too pretty to open. But when we do, we're never disappointed.
Take our latest package for Halloween. Nestled between sheets of "trick-or-treat" tissue paper, was a bag full of chocolate-dipped biscotti (my favorite mother-in-law cookie) tied up with a wide black and white checkered ribbon. We even received hand written notes on pumpkin-shaped note paper.
She could send care packages with all of Jeff's favorites, but she would never. She always includes something I love too. How many mother-in-laws do that?
These biscotti were the perfect Halloween treat--definitely better than a Snickers bar. They're great for any time of the year, actually.
That's why I'm submitting them to Lydia of the Perfect Pantry, who five years ago created the Drop In and Decorate: Cookies for Donation program. The concept is simple: Invite friends and family to your house to decorate cookies, then donate them to a group of your choice, such as a senior center. If you'd like more information on how to host your own cookie decorating event, then click here.
Also, if you're not familiar with The Perfect Pantry, then pay Lydia a visit. Her site is a treasure trove of culinary information. With one part great recipes, two parts food history, and three parts genuine enthusiasm, Lydia teaches you about basic pantry ingredients such as brown sugar and ketchup and not-so-basic ones such as tahini and epazote. Plus, she lives in RI, my home state, so she gets a gold star.
This biscotti recipe is from Scialo Brothers Bakery in Providence, Rhode Island. Growing up in an Italian family, it's fair to say that I've eaten a lot of biscotti. These are the best. When you bite into one, the exterior is hard enough to make a crunching sound but soft enough that your teeth sink into the slightly chewy interior. And you'll never have a bite without an almond in it, which is the way it should be.
Oh, and Jeff just said, "Don't forget to them they have to dunk it in their coffee!" You simply must dunk them in hot coffee so the chocolate turns all melty and makes your coffee taste like mocha.
Almond Biscotti
Print recipe only here.
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup brown sugar
2 cups all-purpose flour (King Arthur preferred)
Pinch of cinnamon
1 tsp baking powder
3 Tbsp butter, softened
2 eggs beaten with 3 Tbsp vanilla extract
3 cups whole almonds (skins still on)
Egg wash (egg mixed with a little water)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Mix the sugars, flour, cinnamon, baking powder, butter, and almonds in the bowl of a stand mixer, or mix by hand in a large bowl. Add the eggs with vanilla as the mixture goes around.
Take the sticky mass out and divide it into sections, rolling each into a log, flattened just a bit, on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. You should wind up with 3 1/2 logs. It's better to split them between two baking sheets because they spread out slightly while baking. Paint with egg wash.
Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven until firm, but not too hard. Begin checking after 30 minutes; it may take up to 45 minutes.
Remove from oven and let rest for several minutes until they are firm enough to slice on the diagonal. Too little resting time will cause them to break apart while slicing; too long of a resting time will make them difficult to cut without a chainsaw.
The number of biscotti will vary depending on the size of the log and how thick you make your slices. My mother-in-law cuts 1-inch wide slices, which yields approximately 30 biscotti.
Chocolate Dip, optional:
The original recipe is for plain almond biscotti, but my mother-in-law made chocolate-dipped ones this time. If you'd like to dip them in chocolate, then pour a 1 pound bag of bittersweet chocolate chips (or chocolate of your choice) in a double boiler over low heat (if it's too hot, it will cook the chocolate). As soon as the chocolate begins to melt, remove it from the heat and stir with a spoon until it becomes silky. Dip the bottom of the biscotti in the chocolate, letting any excess drip back into the bowl, then place on a rack (with parchment paper or foil underneath it for easy clean-up). You may use a little less or a little more chocolate, depending on how many biscotti you slice. Allow the chocolate to harden completely before removing from rack.
This recipe is from Scialo Brothers Bakery in Providence, RI and was posted by Susan of Food Blogga www.foodblogga.blogspot.com.
A man, his wife, and his mother-in-law went on vacation to the
The undertaker told them, "You can have her shipped home for $5,000, or you can bury her here in the
The man thought about it and told him he would just have her shipped home.
The undertaker asked, "Why would you spend $5,000 to ship your mother-in-law home, when it would be wonderful to be buried here and spend only $150?"
The man replied, " 2000 years ago a man died, was buried here, and then three days later he rose from the dead. I can't take that chance."
You might also like these Italian specialties:
Italian Pignoli Cookies
Italian Ricotta Pie with Pineapple
Olive Oil Cake with Rosemary and Lemon
Penne with Italian-American Gravy, Meatballs, and Sausage
Broccoli Rabe (Rapini) and Sausage Sandwich with Sharp Provolone
Look! More scrumptious biscotti recipes:
Mandy's Chocolate Hazlenut Biscotti
Haalo's Fig Biscotti
Lynnlu's Pistachio Cherry Biscotti
Garrett's (of Vanilla Garlic) Pumpkin Biscotti (featured at Elise's Simply Recipes)
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text: Friday, September 14, 2012 Innovation Summit 2013: Call for Nominations APTA's Innovation Summit 2013: Collaborative Care Models will bring together innovators and thought leaders from physical therapy, health policy, payment, and other health professions to explore the role of physical therapists in new models of health care delivery and payment. Participation in the summit will be available to all members through live web streaming. Attendance onsite will be limited to speakers, panelists, and invited attendees, including the member innovators selected through this nomination process. APTA sections, chapters, and the Student Assembly are each invited to nominate a member who is involved in an innovative model of care to attend and participate in the Summit, to be held March 7-8, 2013, in the Washington, DC area. A panel of member experts will select 20 member innovators to share their innovative practice models as a part of the Summit. Chapters and sections whose nominees are selected will receive special recognition during the Summit. Nomination forms must be submitted by October 22. Visit the Innovation Summit webpage for additional information, including Summit objectives, agenda, and collaborative care resources. Question can be sent to Innovation Summit.