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CARDWELL, JULIA CAROL was born 18 December 1966 to MARILYN R. ESTRIDGE (possibly her maiden name) in Boyle County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,690
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CARDWELL, JULIA M. was born 08 July 1906, received Social Security number 121-16-2449 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 12 October 1995 25,304,691
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CARDWELL, JULIAN N. was born 29 April 1911, received Social Security number 461-74-4521 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 19 February 1997 25,304,692
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CARDWELL, JULIA T. was born 01 July 1911, received Social Security number 560-72-9472 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 01 March 2007 25,304,693
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CARDWELL, JULIA (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named BETTY L. PACEY on 16 June 1951 in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,694
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CARDWELL, JULIA (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named CLAUD 1. TODD on 6 February 1913 in Shelby County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,695
CARDWELL, JULIA (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named EDNA J. PACEY on 1 February 1948 in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,696
CARDWELL, JULIA (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named WILLIAM E. PACEY on 5 August 1955 in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,697
CARDWELL, JULIE C who was 23 (born ABT 1973) married 31 AUG 1996 in TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named CHARLES T WHITTENBURG who was 28 (born ABT 1968). 25,304,698
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CARDWELL, JULIE L. was born 14 November 1951 to MARTHA GUESS (possibly her maiden name) in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,699
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CARDWELL, JULIE L. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named ANGELA REBECCA WOODS on 8 April 1972 in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,700
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CARDWELL, JULIE L. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named CHARLES RAY WOODS on 16 September 1973 in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,701
CARDWELL, JULIE L. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named RANDY LEWIS WOODS on 10 December 1979 in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,702
CARDWELL, JULIE R. (bride) of Butler County, Kentucky, who was 16 years old, White, with no previous marriage, and JONATHN P. HAYES of Grayson County, Kentucky, who was 21 years old, White, status 1 (Never married) had a wedding ceremony 18 April 1998 on a license issued in Butler County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 12901) with the intention of residing in Butler County, Kentucky. 25,304,703
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CARDWELL, JULIE RACHEL was born 22 October 1987 to NELLIE R. EMBERTON (possibly her maiden name) in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,704
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CARDWELL, JULIE RENEE was born 8 November 1981 to RAMONA J. HENDERSON (possibly her maiden name) in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,705
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CARDWELL, JULIN was born 15 January 1911 to JULIA CAUDWELL (possibly her maiden name) in Shelby County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,706
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CARDWELL, JULIOUS A. was born 03 June 1920, received Social Security number 420-16-2003 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died 06 June 1994 25,304,707
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CARDWELL, JULIS B. was born 08 March 1918, received Social Security number 402-16-2658 and, Death Master File says, died 16 December 2008 25,304,708
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CARDWELL, JULIUS N. was born 22 January 1903, received Social Security number 400-09-6267 (indicating Kentucky) and, Death Master File says, died 04 May 1990 25,304,709
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CARDWELL, JULIUS N. of Edmonson County, Kentucky died 4 May 1990 at age 87 in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,710
CARDWELL, Julius W. (father) , and Mary E. Crone, had a baby girl, Virginia Ester VAN GOSEN. 25,304,711
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CARDWELL, Julius W married in 1885 in Morgan, West Virginia, United States a bride named Mary E Crone. 25,304,712
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CARDWELL, JUNE was born 02 May 1933, received Social Security number 242-48-7309 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 21 January 2005 25,304,713
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CARDWELL, JUNE was born 09 June 1899, received Social Security number 204-09-9763 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 20 November 1988 25,304,714
CARDWELL, JUNE was born 15 June 1930, received Social Security number 099-20-0852 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 18 April 1998 25,304,715
CARDWELL, JUNE was born 5 December 1945 to LOTTIE REIGEL (possibly her maiden name) in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,716
CARDWELL, JUNE D was born 21 September 1899, died 20 June 1971, and was buried in Rose Hill CEMETERY in Carter County, Oklahoma, U.S.A. 25,304,717
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Cardwell, June F., wife of Richard B. Cardwell, was born 15 June 1930, died 18 April 1998, and was buried in Section 18, Site 69 in Calverton National Cemetery in Calverton, New York, United States of America. 25,304,718
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CARDWELL, JUNE M. was born 05 June 1924, received Social Security number 496-18-7882 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 04 November 1989 25,304,719
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CARDWELL, JUNE P. was born 04 January 1914, received Social Security number 356-09-4700 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 27 April 1994 25,304,720
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CARDWELL, JUNE (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named LESLIE CAROLYN THORNTON on 21 May 1966 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,721
CARDWELL, JUNE (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named MICHAEL BRYAN HILL on 4 August 1979 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,722
CARDWELL JR, JUNIES was born 2 March 1930 to LOUISE LAWSON (possibly her maiden name) in Shelby County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,723
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CARDWELL, JUNIES of Shelby County, Kentucky died 25 August 1947 at age 43 in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,724
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CARDWELL, JUNIOR was born 05 January 1928, received Social Security number 404-34-9713 and, Death Master File says, died 30 March 2005 25,304,725
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CARDWELL, JUNIOR was born 16 May 1916, received Social Security number 486-14-4328 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 08 January 1997 25,304,726
CARDWELL, JUNIOR was born 18 June 1930, received Social Security number 246-38-9194 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died September 1984 25,304,727
CARDWELL, JUNIOUS E. was born 08 September 1925, received Social Security number 224-22-1231 (indicating Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 01 January 2012 25,304,728
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Cardwell, Junious E., Rank: TEC 4, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR II, was born 8 September 1925, died 1 January 2012, and was buried in Section 27, Site 509 in Quantico National Cemetery in Triangle, Virginia, United States of America. 25,304,729
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CARDWELL, JURIA MRS married 25 Feb 1875 in SALINE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. a groom named THOMAS N SPAIN. 25,304,730
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CARDWELL, JUSTIN DEE was born 23 January 1993 to BETTY S. COX (possibly her maiden name) in Hopkins County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,731
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CARDWELL, JUSTINE was born 31 August 1940 to LAURA COLBURN (possibly her maiden name) in Butler County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,732
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CARDWELL, JUSTINE (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named WILLIAM RAY CARDWELL on 22 May 1965 in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,733
CARDWELL, JUSTIN HOWARD was born 23 January 1983 to THALIA J. MCCORMICK (possibly her maiden name) in Hopkins County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,734
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CARDWELL, JUSTIN L who was 21 (born ABT 1981) married 9 FEB 2002 in BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a bride named JESSICA D MENDIOLA who was 18 (born ABT 1984). 25,304,735
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CARDWELL, JUSTIN R who was 31 (born about 1980) married 23 July 2011 in LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A., a bride named ASHLEY L HOLCOMB who was 24 (born about 1987). 25,304,736
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CARDWELL, JUSTIN TYLER was born 26 April 1996 to JENNIFER K. SCHOTCH (possibly her maiden name) in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,737
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CARDWELL, J V (groom) of Warren County, Kentucky, who was 57 years old, White, status 2 (Last marriage ended by death) with one previous marriage, and MARY V. HOUCHIN of Warren County, Kentucky, who was 61 years old, White, with one previous marriage, had a wedding ceremony 27 March 1991 on a license issued in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 10453) with the intention of residing in Warren County, Kentucky. 25,304,738
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CARDWELL, J V. was born 03 November 1932, received Social Security number 407-52-1034 and, Death Master File says, died 21 April 2011 25,304,739
CARDWELL, J V. was born 3 July 1932 to ARA HOUSE (possibly her maiden name) in Butler County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,740
CARDWELL, J W. was born 01 March 1950, received Social Security number 411-78-4470 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died February 1991 25,304,741
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CARDWELL, J W. was born 30 March 1934, received Social Security number 236-46-2993 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 15 June 1988 25,304,742
CARDWELL, J. WM. (father) , and HAZEL LEE, had a baby, JEAN CARDWELL born 4 Nov 1922 in MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA, U.S.A.. 25,304,743
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CARDWELL, KAITLYN BROOKE was born 25 August 1995 to HOLLY J. LOGSDON (possibly her maiden name) in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,744
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CARDWELL, KALEESHA Y who was 31, (born 1978 or 1979) married 16 February 2010 in ROCKWALL COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named IVAN T STRANGE who was 40 (born 1969 or 1970). 25,304,745
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CARDWELL, Kalvena J. was born ABT 1826 in Tenn; was in the 1850 census in Jefferson County, Tennessee. 25,304,746
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CARDWELL, KAMEL EDWARD married somebody named SHAWNELLE PASCALL on 22 December 2016 on a license issued in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America. 25,304,747
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CARDWELL, KARA DAWN was born 30 September 1997 to KRISTY ALTVATER (possibly her maiden name) in Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,748
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CARDWELL, KAREEM TANYON and HALLIE CHRISTINA KELLY applied for a marriage license in Franklin County, Ohio, United States of America 17 February 2015, which license was issued 17 February 2015, which was valid until 20 April 2015, and which was returned , indicating that a marriage happened . 25,304,749
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CARDWELL, KAREN B. (bride) of Franklin County, Kentucky, who was 21 years old, White, with no previous marriage, and JODY L. TUCKER of Franklin County, Kentucky, who was 23 years old, White, status 1 (Never married) had a wedding ceremony 26 June 1993 on a license issued in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 16328) with the intention of residing in Franklin County, Kentucky. 25,304,750
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CARDWELL, KAREN BETH was born 1 July 1971 to SHIRLEY K. JAMISON (possibly her maiden name) in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,751
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CARDWELL, KAREN B. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named AUSTIN JAMISON TUCKER on 7 November 1995 in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,752
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CARDWELL, KAREN B. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named DALTON LEE TUCKER on 7 November 1998 in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,753
CARDWELL, KAREN D who was 21 (born ABT 1967) married 27 AUG 1988 in HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named BARRY R DILLER who was 27 (born ABT 1961). 25,304,754
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CARDWELL, KAREN E. was born 18 March 1957, received Social Security number 411-02-2903 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 10 September 2010 25,304,755
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CARDWELL, KAREN FRANCES was born 16 January 1970 to LINDA A. MIRANDO (possibly her maiden name) in Fayette County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,756
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CARDWELL, KAREN K. married HAROLD R. CARDWELL on 21 May 1993 using a marriage license issued in Marion County, Indiana, United States of America. 25,304,757
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CARDWELL, KAREN L. (bride), who was 25 years old, Black, with no previous marriage, and DONALD L. MACPHERSON of Hardin County, Kentucky, who was 25 years old, Black, status 1 (Never married) had a wedding ceremony 10 December 1982 on a license issued in Hardin County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 33773) with the intention of residing in Hardin County, Kentucky. 25,304,758
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CARDWELL, KAREN L. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named DONATO JAMAL MACPHERSON on 30 January 1987 in Hardin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,759
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CARDWELL, KAREN M. (bride) of Franklin County, Kentucky, who was 24 years old, White, with no previous marriage, and DALE L. PERRY of Scott County, Kentucky, who was 19 years old, White, status 1 (Never married) had a wedding ceremony 30 March 1990 on a license issued in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 08359) with the intention of residing in Franklin County, Kentucky. 25,304,760
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CARDWELL, KAREN M. (bride) of Jefferson County, Kentucky, who was 39 years old, White, with one previous marriage, and ROBERT D. EZELL of Oldham County, Kentucky, who was 40 years old, White, status 3 (Last marriage ended by divorce) with one previous marriage, had a wedding ceremony 14 April 1990 on a license issued in Oldham County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 13988) with the intention of residing in Jefferson County, Kentucky. 25,304,761
CARDWELL, KAREN MARIANN was born 1 October 1965 to NELLIE B. POLLARD (possibly her maiden name) in Franklin County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,762
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CARDWELL, KAREN S who was 20 (born ABT 1949) married 1 AUG 1969 in TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named MORTON L JEFFREY who was 23 (born ABT 1946). 25,304,763
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CARDWELL, KAREN S. (bride) of Bullet County, Kentucky, who was 21 years old, White, with no previous marriage, and MARION D. GREGORY of Simpson County, Kentucky, who was 23 years old, White, status 1 (Never married) had a wedding ceremony 10 June 1988 on a license issued in Hardin County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 16606) with the intention of residing in Hardin County, Kentucky. 25,304,764
CARDWELL, KAREN S. (bride) of Jefferson County, Kentucky, who was 29 years old, White, with one previous marriage, and KEVIN J. PERDUE of Jefferson County, Kentucky, who was 33 years old, White, status 3 (Last marriage ended by divorce) with one previous marriage, had a wedding ceremony 10 August 1996 on a license issued in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States of America (Certificate number 24517) with the intention of residing in Jefferson County, Kentucky. 25,304,765
CARDWELL, KAREN SUE was born 12 December 1966 to BELVA S. WILSON (possibly her maiden name) in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,766
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CARDWELL, KAREN S. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named KAYCE LEANNE GREGORY on 22 April 1989 in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,767
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CARDWELL, KAREN S. (possibly her maiden name) had a baby named KERI SUE PERDUE on 2 June 1997 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,768
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CARDWELL, KAREN Y. was born 01 July 1962, received Social Security number 233-06-2146 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 13 January 2007 25,304,769
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CARDWELL, KARL J. was born 20 March 1963, received Social Security number 480-78-0206 (indicating Iowa) and, Death Master File says, died 31 January 1994 25,304,770
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CARDWELL, Karl James of Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, United States of America was born 20 March 1963, entered the Army where he served during Peacetime, and either became a casualty or died 31 January 1994. 25,304,771
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CARDWELL, KARL L who was 21 (born ABT 1972) married 23 JAN 1993 in DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a bride named RACHEL M HANSON who was 22 (born ABT 1971). 25,304,772
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CARDWELL, KASSIDY ANNE was born 30 November 1993 to LORI K. GLASS (possibly her maiden name) in Warren County, Kentucky, United States of America. 25,304,773
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CARDWELL, KATE was born 03 June 1897, received Social Security number 420-86-4732 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died December 1979 25,304,774
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CARDWELL, KATE, and was buried in Block 3 Section L of Burnsland in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 25,304,775
CARDWELL, Kate (child of Mariah Johnson (mother) and Jake Johnson) ; died 9 Jan 1955 in McDowell, West Virginia. 25,304,776
CARDWELL, Kate (daughter of Mariah Johnson (mother) and Jake Johnson) was born 11 May 1882 in Madison, N. C.;; died 9 Jan 1955 in Thorpe, McDowell, West Virginia; and was buried 15 Jan 1955 in Madison, N. C. 25,304,777
CARDWELL, Kate was born ABT 1890 in Belfast, (daughter of Elizabeth Cardwell) was in the 1911 census for Hillman Street, Dock Ward, County Antrim, Ireland 25,304,778
Cardwell, Kate died 20 April 1933 in Obion County, Tennessee, United States of America. 25,304,779
CARDWELL, KATE E. was born 04 January 1935, received Social Security number 233-66-1543 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 13 December 2013 25,304,780
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CARDWELL, Kate E. (wife of W. A. Cardwell) was born ABT 1865 in Texas and she was in the 1900 census in Gonzales County, Texas, U.S.A. 25,304,781
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CARDWELL, Kate Isabella was born ABT 1891 in Belfast City, (daughter of Thomas A Cardwell) was in the 1901 census for Spamount Street, Dock Ward, County Antrim, Ireland 25,304,782
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CARDWELL, KATHARINE was born 17 October 1882, received Social Security number 409-18-3373 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died July 1980 25,304,783
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CARDWELL, KATHERINE was born 08 November 1891, received Social Security number 140-54-5779 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died April 1974 25,304,784
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CARDWELL, KATHERINE was born 14 October 1879, received Social Security number 131-40-7338 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died March 1972 25,304,785
CARDWELL, KATHERINE was born 19 June 1891, received Social Security number 562-66-8289 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died August 1980 25,304,786
CARDWELL, KATHERINE was born 23 December 1897, received Social Security number 454-30-2909 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 26 July 2002 25,304,787
CARDWELL, KATHERINE was born 28 January 1886, received Social Security number 174-50-2798 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died August 1981 25,304,788
CARDWELL, KATHERINE was born 28 March 1908, received Social Security number 231-60-9983 (indicating Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died August 1984 25,304,789
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No, Permitless Carry Won't Lead To More Violence
By Tom Knighton | Aug 30, 2021 12:30 PM ET
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Amid a surge in violence all over the country, Texas opted to pass a permitless carry bill.
Unsurprisingly, some people are less than thrilled. They wanted Texas to move in the opposite direction with regard to gun control, possibly eliminating concealed carry entirely.
Regardless, permitless carry is here and will become the law in a couple of days. Some are really making their displeasure known, though they're also spouting a lot of nonsense.
Texas law enforcement opposed passage of House Bill 1927, the new law in Texas that allows people to start carrying a handgun in public without a permit. The law goes into effect Wednesday, Sept. 1.
There's a new phrase in the lexicon to describe the latest "gun right." It's called "permitless carry," wording that conveniently omits the word "gun" or "firearm." Pro-gun groups call it "Constitutional Carry."
Yes, the word "gun" isn't included. Nor was it included in the phrases "concealed carry" or "open carry." It's implied. After all, what the hell do you think we're talking about carrying here? Groceries?
The lack of the words "gun" or "firearms" aren't some rhetorical sleight of hand. Especially since everyone knows what we're talking about here. We're pretty upfront that what we're talking about is carrying a gun.
But the writer here would have you believe that this is really a trick, a way to make you think someone may have voted for this thinking it meant something else entirely when absolutely no one was oblivious to what this was about.
What is patriotic about more people carrying guns into public places?
First, the phrase "constitutional carry" doesn't imply patriotism in and of itself. It's simply a commentary on the fact that the Second Amendment says that our right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. By removing permitting requirements, Texas has taken a step toward removing infringements on that right.
If you want to call that patriotism or not is up to you, but following the supreme law of the land doesn't require patriotic fervor.
But if you wanted to make the case that carrying guns in public places is patriotic, you could. After all, it's something that only Americans get to do in any real numbers.
It seems odd at first glance that Republican leaders who aggressively pushed for the further loosening of the state's gun laws would act despite the near-universal opposition of police chiefs, sheriffs, and others who spoke out against the legislation and tend to be politically conservative.
On the other hand, anytime politicians can claim to be defending the Second Amendment issue, no matter how cynical that play may be, they are animating hard-right Republican primary voters.
Responsible law enforcement leaders, sadly, are no match for Republican primary voters when it comes to how elected officials set their priorities. Self-interest, unfortunately, trumps the public interest.
First, many of those police chiefs and sheriffs come from larger cities where gun control is popular, so of course, they're going to be ignored. Others are operating under a misunderstanding that this will somehow make their jobs more difficult. To be sure, there is a learning curve. You can't see someone with a gun and demand a permit anymore, of course.
But if you suspect someone is carrying when they shouldn't, you can still check to see if they have any felony convictions. If so, they're still going to prison.
Yet not all departments want or are ready to make those adjustments.
While Republicans may support law enforcement, that doesn't mean they're going to destroy people's rights just to appease them.
"You could say that I signed into law today some laws that protect gun rights," Abbott was quoted as saying as he signed the bill into law in June. "But today, I signed documents that instilled freedom in the Lone Star State."
I do not feel freer as Sept. 1 approaches, Governor. I feel dread. We already see the effect of gunplay in this state in road rage incidents, late night/early morning shootouts at bars by alcohol-fueled patrons, and the terrible outcomes when mentally disturbed individuals can gettheir hands on guns. What happens when protestors line up against one another, and tempers flare?
Oh, you feel dread. It's a good thing your feelings don't count for crap. A lot of people do feel freer as the law goes into effect.
In part, they feel freer because of those road rage incidents, shootouts at bars, and mentally disturbed individuals getting their hands on guns. They feel freer because they don't have to jump through all those hoops just to get a permit and be able to meet the threats that may present themselves.
And as for what happens when protestors line up against one another and tempers flare? Well, if everyone suspects everyone else is carrying, not much. While there could be exceptions, to be fair, most people will keep their cool because they know what happens if they pull the trigger.
But that doesn't factor into the fear-mongering that the media has enjoyed doing over the years.
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A customer browses through records at the Record Store Saturday, April 21, in the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Record Store Day.
As soon as the gates opened on day two, Saturday, April 22, of the final weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, a crowd of people made their way directly to the festival's record store to try to find some rare one-day deals.
"Today was Record Store Day, so it's been a little crazy," said Jennifer Salvadori, the manager at the curated record store that's located near the festival entrance.
"They charged the racks as soon the doors opened," she said.
The 10th annual Record Store Day is a national event that celebrates record culture by having record stores sell limited releases or re-pressed rare records.
This year the special releases included two David Bowie titles: "Cracked Actor," a previously unreleased live recording from a 1974 concert, and "BOWPROMO," a reproduction of one of the singer's earliest demos.
The Coachella store was also selling a Ramones box set and multiple singles from Prince that were re-released for the occasion. And they were all hot items that quickly sold out.
"We had a lot of Prince, a lot of Prince and that flew really quickly," Salvadori said.
By 3 p.m. Saturday, the four boxes that contained all the Record Store Day specials were almost empty and music fans like Tamara Wood of Arizona sifted through the leftovers to try to find a gem.
"I was hoping to get some Prince, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen," Wood said.
But with about 20,000 other records at the store, she wasn't too devastated.
"Part of the reason why so many people come to our record store is because we have a larger selection than a lot of record stores and that's what makes us special," store employee Matthew Donovan said.


Hinds County GOP Chairman Pete Perry on Tuesday said only 300 to 350 questionable votes were found as the Chris McDaniel and Thad Cochran campaigns scoured records of more than 25,000 votes cast in the county in their primary runoff.
Perry said he believes McDaniel's claims of 1,500 or more potentially illegal votes — and voter fraud — in Hinds County has been "debunked."
"I guess inflation occurs in campaigns with numbers just as it does with egos," Perry said at a press conference at the county courthouse Tuesday.
McDaniel and his campaign have claimed there were widespread irregularities and voter fraud in Hinds County and statewide. They appear to be working toward a legal challenge of the runoff. Six-term incumbent U.S. Sen. Cochran defeated McDaniel in the runoff by 7,667 votes, winning 51 percent of more than 382,000 votes statewide.
McDaniel on Friday announced his campaign has found at least 8,300 "questionable ballots cast" and said he will hold a press conference Wednesday in Jackson "to discuss evidence we have documented and our next steps."
The McDaniel campaign has also questioned Perry's oversight of the primary as chairman, noting his consulting company was paid about $60,000 by a pro-Cochran PAC. Perry says his company paid people for get out the vote work for the PAC, but did not make any profit, and probably worked at a loss. He said he is not prohibited as party chairman from such work and that McDaniel supporters also helped run the party primary.
McDaniel spokesman Noel Fritsch in a statement on Tuesday said: "We hope the fact Pete Perry was paid $60,000 ... to move Democrat votes in Hinds County had nothing to do with the fraud he is alleged to have engaged in, but we're glad Pete has taken a sudden interest in the integrity of the election ...."
Perry said most of the questionable votes found are potential "crossovers," those who voted in the Democratic primary on June 3, then the Republican runoff June 24, which is prohibited. But the McDaniel campaign has said it has found other irregularities as well.
A McDaniel volunteer who's been examining county voting records declined comment after the press conference.
McDaniel has also said there are reports of Perry asking Democrats to help him "break the law" to accept illegal crossover votes in the runoff.
Perry denounced McDaniel's claims as "baseless" and said he doubts McDaniel stands a chance legally of overturning statewide election results.
"I think they're just trying to run a PR campaign and trying to raise money to pay off campaign debt," Perry said. "I think if they file a challenge, it's not going to make it past summary judgment."
Perry was also in the news recently after his arrest on a DUI charge June 28 in Carthage. He has declined comment on the arrest.
McDaniel and supporters have accused the Cochran campaign and the GOP "establishment" of corruption. McDaniel said the runoff was "a sham" and a win was stolen from him through "illegal voting from liberal Democrats." He has yet to make public any evidence of fraud, but has offered a $1,000 bounty for anyone providing evidence and has been asking for donations to help mount a legal challenge.
The Cochran campaign has called on McDaniel to "put up or shut up" about voter fraud.
The two campaigns have been examining voting records statewide. The Cochran campaign says few questionable votes have been found – within normal margins of error – while McDaniel claims thousands of potentially illegal votes have been discovered.
The Cochran campaign on Tuesday said its review of voting records in 79 of 82 counties found only 909 votes out of 382,000, or less than .25 percent, that could be questioned.
Cochran spokesman Jordan Russell in a statement said the review "confirmed what we already knew: Sen. Cochran clearly won the election."
McDaniel has also accused the Secretary of State of intentionally misleading county circuit clerks causing them to deny his campaign access to voting records.
McDaniel has filed lawsuits over access to poll books in counties including Harrison, Rankin, Warren, Jones and Greene. McDaniel has asked for an emergency order from the state Supreme Court to force Harrison County's circuit clerk to let him inspect original copies of poll books without voters' birthdates redacted.
The winner of the GOP primary faces Democratic former U.S. Rep. Travis Childers and Reform Party candidate Shaun O'Hara in the November general election.
Russell said: "It is time for Republicans to come together and focus on making sure this seat is a part of a new Republican Senate majority."
McDaniel has asked the state Supreme Court for an emergency order to force Harrison County's circuit clerk to let him inspect original copies of poll books without voters' birthdates redacted and other records. On Tuesday, a three-justice panel ordered McDaniel to submit more info on what exactly he wants to inspect and for Harrison County Circuit Clerk Gayle Parker and Attorney General Jim Hood to file responses by 2 p.m. on Wednesday.
McDaniel has filed lawsuits asking for similar orders from lower courts for counties including Rankin, Warren, Jones, Greene and Neshoba, and was granted such access in Jones and Greene counties. McDaniel has accused Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann of intentionally confusing county clerks with instructions to prevent him full access to records.
Texas-based conservative group True the Vote and 22 Mississippians have filed a federal lawsuit against Hosemann, the state Republican Party and election commissions in Copiah, Hinds, Jefferson Davis, Lauderdale, Leake, Madison, Rankin, Simpson and Yazoo counties. The group also claims it was denied access to voting records and claims that records have been destroyed or tampered with.
Shaun McCutcheon and his Conservative Action Fund PAC have filed a complaint with the Secretary of State's Office calling on Hosemann to refute the results of the runoff and to investigate allegations of voter fraud.


The summer holidays have flown by and with the sunshine a distant memory, it's time to look forward to the start of the school term. Whilst we're sure most of the school uniform has been bought ready to your children to get back to school, now is the perfect time to check whether your child's back will be protected during another jam-packed academic year.
alternate which shoulder they carry their bag if they refuse to use a back pack!
backwards creating discomfort and imbalance.
If your child studies at home, make sure that their desk is at the right height for them. If they are working at a desk that it is too high, pop a cushion on the chair to raise them up.
When studying at home, make sure your child takes regular breaks. Not only will this help maintain a healthy back, it will also aid productivity and improve memory!
shoulders back can improve their attentiveness during class and prevent future injuries.


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Asschapel "Fire And Destruction" Cd Reviews
"Tennessee's most violent act unleash their actrocious debut full length fury strongly influenced by ACME or Systral with strange black metal / punk lyrics, something in vein of Amebix or Axe Grinder. Very grim and full of hatred 12 disturbing songs of high speed violence that blast through the barriers of punk and metal. Another over the top cyclone of grinding, blasting and explosive intense screaming vocals over catchy, yet complex guitar and rhythm work. Very in your face. This album will shred your head if you want this, you should try. Great stuff and awesome artwork." (Violence Zine)
"It looks like Tennessee's own Asschapel are out to punish your eardrums with some thick and meaty songs that layer in lots of gloomy metal riffs and a shitload of rumbling low end power. There are plenty of time changes as they pull together a boiling pot of grind, crust, metal and punk influences. Sharp growling vocals bark out some hilarious (or horrendous depending on your view) lyrics that read like a cheese metal lovers dream. I mean just check out some of the songs titles liek "The battle Axe", "Carcass Bloody Carcass", and "The Sledgehammer Assault". Regardless, I like it and you should too." (Short Fast & Loud Zine)
"Full on raging apocalyptic, metallic hardcore. The title says it all. This is burning, full of heavy metal imagery with songs that tell tales of epic battles, holy wars, and ultimate sacrifice. Musically reminiscent of His Hero Is Gone and Sepultura for the faster stuff. I hate to make comparisons for a band that is this good. A true lesson in violence and brutality. Check 'em out, not all "Ass" bands are alike." (UGZ Zine)
"I have to say that this is a pretty incredible Cd from Asschapel. Their brutal attack of apocalyptic metallic crust strikes a furious blow from start to finish. Musically they take the very best from Morbid Angel, Amebix, Antisect, Jeniger, Tragedy, From Ashes Rise and carry a similar axe attack to that of the Dagda (or even My Name Is Satan). Brutal guttural vocals, heavy duty riffage and savage bass strokes. Although this is not toe tapping stuff, they have a totally rhythmic effect where I was toally hooked for the duration of this disc. everything around me just disappeared and I was transfixed on Asschapel and nothing else 0- for a Cd to do that on me, considering I have listened to so much generic crust / d-beat music over the years, is something to rave about. Lyrically their words could be lifted from any fantasy (Lord of the Rings type stuff, not porn) novel as there is a lot of axe wielding and blood flowing, though I'm sure there is a deeper meaning. The Cd booklet is excellent, with cool photos and lyrics. The photos remind me of an old Amebix video I have, lots of dry ice etc. Anyway, this Cd is incredible, so make sure you get it." (Direct Hit Magazine #3)
"DamnÉ talk about an improvement. Their last disc wasn't bad, but this one is a million times more furious and energetic! The songs are all short as fuck (few hitting two minutes) and contain nonstop frantic drumming with pounding basslines, crushing heaviness, and insane vocal layering from all directions - screaming, growling, yelling, you name it. There's even a thrash metal sort of tinge happening in there! Overall this is much more metallic, but there's still a dark hardcore edge not only to the vocals but some of the discordant chord progressions and such. But god damn, the songwriting is so much better on this CD, I'm really blown away. They've just nailed this ferocious, driving tempo, with grinding drums, thrashing guitars, some wild leads, a few plodding chord progressions that gallop along at a nice pace, etc. The recording is sort of raw, but it's thick as fuck and there's absolutely no separation in the mix, everything is really warm and meshed right together with no gaps. I like it. You can make out what's going on, but they keep a certain dirtiness to it that really works. The bass tone plays a very important role too, which is fucking great. I'm not really sure why there's a 24-page booklet, since all they do is type lyrics out in a large font and give each song its own page amidst shitloads of live band photos that basically look the same, which seems like a waste of money to me, but the cover art does look slick. The lyrics are pretty damn over the top: "Fuck serenity, Fuck everlasting peace, Fuck eternity, Set the fire, Burn the world down, Rip its fucking heart out, The future that I see screams in dying harmonyÉ" Good work. Absolutely check this out if you liked their last record. Don't be fooled by the band name, this shit is indeed all about destruction." (aversionline.com)
"Chris and I went to the pointless fest a few months ago. Now this metal head is pretty fuckin opinionated when it comes to music, so needless to say there were only a few bands I really wanted to see. Regardless, I kept an open mind and enjoyed almost all the bands (Inepsy's Venom tinged charged punk was a pleasant surprise!) so what does this have to do with Asschapel you may be asking? Simple, as Robert and I hung out in the corner (yes he stayed in the same spot for 2 days!) we would talk about new music. Knowing my proclivity for death metal, he told me I NEEDED to check out Asschapel. "Stupid fucking name" I said. "They're death metal and don't know it," was his answer. So, trusting his judgment, I was pleased to see a copy of this record arrive within a week of being home from the fest. I promptly snatched it up and played it. Holy shit!! If Robert ain't right on the mark! Well, not exactly. They are not a death metal band, but fuck if they don't have a large leaning towards it. Let me make an analogy. There is a band from Belgium called Aborted. They're a death metal band, but they stand out amongst the sea of mundane bands because they break out of that mold and incorporate different styles of heavy music within the death metal framework. On a side note, anyone who shares my musical taste should definitely pick up a copy of Aborted's "Goremadgeddon the saw and the carnage done." Anyhow, Asschapel does the same for hardcore. They are essentially a hardcore band in the vein of the Tennessee Diaspora (Tragedy / From Ashes Rise), but they are so so so much more. They incorporate death metal, rock, and kick ass hardcore into a stew of brilliant music that I can't stop playing! I've done the test. I get paid to play metal Cds and drink beer at metal Mondays here in Richmond at a bar, and I have played this Cd for the staunchest, close minded to the point of "If it isn't metal it's weak" metalheads, and everyone who has heard it wants to know who Asschapel is. Nuff said, but this today." (Slug and Lettuce)
"Here's a Tennessee band aping Tragedy, at least during their first impression. Multiple singers, mid paced charged with dark, angry super-riffs that threaten to roll over each other, sending each song careening off a mountainside. It's a pretty powerful effort for a four piece band. Lyrically, Asschapel bring forth a wretched, blood-soaked battlefield where pain and destiny meet in a final revenge. Doom-ridden D&D geek imagery for sure. I think this record would work better for me if it was 1 or 2 songs shorted, but this is good music." (Born Dead #4)
"This Lp is a brick in the face. Definitely blunt force trauma to the skull. Maybe a crushed rib cage will suffice. Asschapel lays down 12 tracks of sheer metalized head banging destruction. The music is an onslaught of dual vocal screams, think Slayer like triplet palm muting and thick riffage, double bass drumming and break neck punk beats, this all can only equal one thing... death. You can even get a taste of that Nashville sound a little in the songs structure. If you ask me Asschapel is way more manic and musically charged then most bands that are out right now. Asschapel is a musical force to be reckoned with. The intensity of the music carries on from song to song like a berserker in the midst of battle who effortlessly swings his axe and is covered in the blood of his foes. It is he alone who stands victorious upon the wasteland. Follow the fist and see these maniacs live; you would have never thought that these friendly guys from Nashville could unleash such unholy destruction. This album receives 9.5 points out of 10. This is the shit. There is a Cd version from Crimes Against Humanity Records." (Heartattack Magazine)
"Another ass kicking Crimes Against Humanity release, although that shouldn't be surprising, considering that this label hasn't put anything out but amazing releases thus far. This is my first experience with Asschapel and goddamn is it a good one! This 4 piece from Tennessee kick out 12, killer crust/grind anthems with plenty of straight up metal influence in the mix as well. This is such a catchy and brutal record that I can't get enough. Some might complain that its over too fast but this album is so damn good I can just hit the repeat button and listen to it straight through a second time. Now's that a sign of a great disc! Everything is played fast as hell with a few midtempo breaks in all the right places The drumming is excellent with a lot of cool, tricky sounding signatures while the blazing guitar riffs cut with knife like precision. The vocals are great as well with plenty of depth. They use a nice mix of harsh screams, growls and gruff shouts to keep you off balance at all times. Asschapel are incredibly tight in all departments and I imagine they put on a vicious live show. Despite all the insanity of this record it is chock full of melody and catchy guitar work that will stick with you for days. This is one of the best hybrids of grind, crust and metal that I've ever heard and is not to be missed by all fans of this style of music. Outstanding work with great, full color layout and artwork. I can't wait to hear the follow up. Once again another winner on Crimes Against Humanity that receives my highest recommendation." (Daredevil.de)
"This is Nashville's answer to Legion666 if Legion666 had O.d.'ed on His Hero Is Gone and started a Cursed tribute band. Sweeping riffs played at a fury over low end doomishness. Swedish guitar riffs played like the buzzing sound of a japanese kamikaze fighter plane's propeller. Cascading drum rolls coupled with Slayer riff riding. A mess of apocalyptic double bass mayhem and thundering tom action. And judging from some of the photos in the Cd, their live show with smoke filling the stage looks like they take their metal seriously. But the sound is uniquely derived out of the Tennesse sound that has inspired so much emo-crust lately." (Equalizing X Distort)
"Simply put, this fucking rips! I wasn't exactly sure what to expect from the album name, but being on Crimes Against Humanity, I knew it would be fast and furious. I definitely wasn't disappointed. Asschapel are straight ahead go for the throat hardcore punk with more then just a little bit of metal in their sound. Fast power chord riffs, are followed by extremely heavy riffs with guttural roars spitting over top. You could almost say there is a bit of a thrash type vibe running throughout the bands sound. It's almost equal parts Discharge, and equal parts Venom in delivery. That said, I'd say Asschapel are definitely a fairly unique band though. It's a genre that's been done before, but they really don't sound like any one band.
Did I mention before that this band is fucking HEAVY? Seriously, forget about all of the tough guy moshcore bands around. This band is heavy without resorting to chugging on a downtuned low E string. It's all about a tremendously huge guitar tone, loud distorted bass, and pounding drums to shake your face off while you rock.Ê The vocals add to the chaotic nature of the band as well. For the most part they are incredibly throat ripping rasps, but they also use the odd guttural death growl from time to time. It's great to see a band being heavy without resorting to any of the many cliches being thrown away these days. You can rest assured you won't hear one damn Swedish death metal sounding riffs on this album, and that my friends is a good thing.
I seriously wouldn't have asked for a better production for this album. It's heavy, yet has a raw quality to it that definitely suits the style of the band. It's tight and powerful without being overproduced. I'm definitely glad they didn't opt for an extremely raw production. It might fit some crust bands, but these guys have way too much metal influence in their music to have a sloppy and raw production. It sounds fucking good, so play it loud!
If the idea of Venom butting head with Discharge or Doom sounds appealing to you, check out Asschapel. Now all I have to do is figure out exactly what the name means....quite an interesting name." (www.unboundzine.com )
"Asschapel, who are from Memphis, TN, blast through 12 tracks of hard-charging crust that has hints of metal showing up throughout the songs. There are a good variety of tempos found here, and the production is super heavy, matching the deep and brutal throat-searing vocals. The lyrics could have only come from somebody who apparently plays way too many hours of Dungeons and Dragons while listening to Manowar. Try this on for size: "We stood for seven days in rain / We left the seven tired cities slain / When the wind screams through the streets over rose-red soaked concrete / Grasp the blade of might / The dull steel forged by fire / The blood will spill as you unleash your hate and kill / I'll drag you down to where our souls die." (Maximum Rock N Roll)
"This really isnÕt normally my thing, but I liked the MP3 at www.cahrecords.com, so I thought IÕd give this album a shot.ÊÊThis is thrash metal for Scandinavian HC thrash lovers, and it is nothing short of incendiary.ÊÊThis is a great blend of both points of view.ÊÊThe metal doesnÕt get in the way of the intense fury because the song writing is so solid.ÊÊIt isnÕt overtly simple, but it doesnÕt muddle itself down in musical masturbation either.ÊÊThe lyrics are senseless death metal gibberish, but in this instance, with this level of insane thrash, I can overlook that hapless fact.ÊÊThe production is nearly perfect.ÊÊThe screamed, throaty vocals and the instruments compliment each other well, and the end result is a solid wall of energy." (Zeno Marx, TDF)
"Metallic" in that un-metallic, un-lame, borderline thrash metal kinda way (you know more of what I mean than what I'm failing to convey). The fucking CATCHINESS of these songs ("FOLLOW THE FIST" is my fave on the disc) is fuckin' phenomenal! Misanthropic and bare-knuckle when it needs to be, but never butting horns with the screechy & speedier half. They're not afraid to use the jubba-jubba either (and to great effect without delivering cheese). It's a familiar sound, but ASSCHAPEL belt it out with the energy the genre ("not hardcore") calls for. A smattering of kisses for the bitchin' color cover and layout to boot! Ace production, not too clean with a dry edge." (Violence Zine) (Se@n)
"12 tunes of blazing hardcore / thrash that is on the boarderline of metal at times. All the songs have titles like Unholy Destruction, The Sledgehammer Assault and so on. You get the idea. These guys don't disappoint. This is one kick ass CD. It even comes with a thick booklet too. These guys are scheduled to tour Europe soon. If you don't live in Europe I'm sure you can catch them in their hometown of Nashville, TN! Either way see them if the opportunity arises. Now go buy this CD." (Razorcake Zine)


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Haiti cholera death toll mounts to 259
Haiti - World News - Marie Claire
Health authorities in Haiti are fighting to keep a deadly cholera outbreak out of the squalid camps in Port-au-Prince where 1.3 million homeless earthquake survivors live
Health authorities in Haiti are fighting to keep a deadly cholera outbreak out of the squalid camps in Port-au-Prince, where 1.3 million homeless earthquake survivors live.
A multinational medical response has slowed deaths in an epidemic that has killed more than 259 people so far. But the outbreak is likely to widen, says a senior U.N. official.
'We must gear up for a serious epidemic, even though we hope it won't happen,' says Nigel Fisher, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in Haiti. Fisher said a nationwide anti-cholera health education campaign was underway, using radio announcements in Creole and even SMS text messages sent to mobile phone owners.
Almost 3,500 cholera cases have been reported so far in the poor, Caribbean nation, which is experiencing its second humanitarian crisis since a catastrophic earthquake on January 12.
Haitian Health Minister Alex Larsen has urged people to wash their hands with soap, avoid eating raw vegetables, boil all food and water and avoid bathing in and drinking from rivers.
If left untreated, cholera can kill within hours by dehydrating victims with severe diarrhoea. If caught early it can be treated by an oral rehydration solution – or a simple mixture of water, sugar and salt.
In particular, the outbreak is putting the lives of young children and babies at extreme risk, says charity Save the Children. Many children there are also malnourished, which makes them even more susceptible.
Lisa Laumann, Save the Children's Program Director in Haiti, says: 'Children are small and not as strong as adults. They physically contain less fluid, which means the disease can kill them very fast.'
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Is the human Self free?
Explains Sir Muhammad Iqbal in his lecture 'The Human Ego- His Freedom and Immortality' that the human Self is not something rigid. It organizes itself in time and is formed and disciplined by its own experience. Data streams into it from Nature and from it to Nature. So the question arises, does the Self determine its own activity?
The 'mechanistic' view of human action is understood to be a conflict of motives fighting each other on the arena of the mind caught in a web of cause and effect. Yet the final choice is determined by the strongest force. This gives us a mechanistic interpretation of consciousness.
However, this controversy between Mechanism and Freedom arises from a wrong view of intelligent action. A careful study of intelligent behavior discloses that the human Self possesses an 'insight' over and above the mere sensations. This 'insight' is the Self's appreciation of the causal relation of things, the choice of data in a complex whole, in view of the goal or purpose which the Self has set before itself for the time being.
It is this sense of making the effort and having an experience of purposive action that convinces us of our personal freedom. It does not matter whether we achieve success in reaching our 'ends' but the simple fact that we can vision a future situation means we have free will. Our thoughts of changing 'what is' into 'what ought to be' appear to have no physiologic explanation in terms of cause and effect.
The chain of cause and effect is an artificial construction of the human Self for its own purpose. The body, the organs, the cells, the molecules and the chemicals are all instruments of the Self. The Self is a priori but it is called upon to live in a complex environment and cannot maintain its life without reducing it to a system of cause and effect which would give it some kind of assurance as to the behavior of things around it.
Therefore, the mechanistic systems of our body and organs are simply an indispensable instrument of the Self, not the final reality. Indeed, the Self understands and masters the current environment through the use of cause and effect systems in order to acquire and amplify its freedom.
The element of insight, guidance and directive control in the Self's activity shows that the human Self is free.
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CHAMPAIGN – With 13 school days left in the existing Washington Elementary School building, students, parents and teachers – past and present – celebrated the school's 50-plus years of history.
The school hosted a "Night to Remember" on Tuesday. The school will be vacated after the end of the semester. Students and teachers will move into the old Columbia building at Neil and Bradley, and Washington school will be demolished, making way for a new, two-story magnet school on the same site.
"It gives the children a point to say, 'This is the last time in our building, and we start preparing for the transition to another building,'" said parent Ann Benefiel, one of the organizers of Tuesday's celebration. "The hope is to ease them into the idea."
Hester Suggs, who served as the school's principal for 22 years, from the early 1970s to the mid-1990s, said the evening was bittersweet. She said Washington was a wonderful place to work, and she sometimes gets nostalgic about it.
But, she added, "I see the wonderful plans for the children who are going to be coming and the opportunities they'll have."
Ibeth Zarco, a fourth-grader at Washington, expressed mixed feelings as well.
"I think I'm going to miss this one, but I think there's going to be a better one," she said. "We're going to have more space. It's going to be cool."
Mary Dickinson of Loda taught at the school from 1973 to 2004. She remembers how teachers would make do with what they had. The heat was so sporadic, they used to put wet paper towels and ice cubes on the thermostat to get the heat to turn on.
"Then we were told we shouldn't do that, so we all got in trouble," she said.
Dickinson has long hoped for a new building on the site.
"We never had enough room for what we wanted to do," she said. "I think Washington school should have had a nice, new building long ago. The community deserves it."
Kaamilyah Abdullah-Span and her five siblings all attended Washington. It was a magnet school then, and Abdullah-Span appreciated the diverse student body. She still keeps in touch with many of the friends she made at the school.
She also benefited from creative teachers who provided field trips and hands-on learning for their students. Abdullah-Span hopes that by making Washington a magnet school again, it will attract a broad group of students without displacing any neighborhood children.
Even as Suggs remembered all the years she spent in the school, she noted it isn't the bricks and mortar that matter the most.
"The school is not the building," she said. "The school is what goes on inside the building. The school is how the children are treated."
Jodi Heckel, "Those with Washington ties celebrate school's history," eBlack Champaign-Urbana, accessed April 19, 2019, http://eblackcu.net/portal/items/show/213.


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Geraint Thomas (SKY) claimed the first Yellow Jersey of the 2017 Tour de France, winning the opening time trial in Düsseldorf's dripping weather. His team leader, Chris Froome, was the fastest among the top contenders for the overall win.
Team Sky starts the 2017 Tour in the same style as they finished the last one: leading the field. Despite the wet conditions, Thomas (SKY) averaged 52.28km/h over the 14 inaugural kilometres of the race. That earned him the Yellow jersey ahead of Stefan Küng (BMC), as well as his own teammate Vasil Kiryienka (SKY). Chris Froome (SKY) had the best performance among the top General Classification contenders, already 35'' ahead of Richie Porte (BMC) and 36'' ahead of Nairo Quintana (MOV).
Weather was a key factor in this first stage, dramatically highlighted by Alejandro Valverde's (MOV) crash on the wet roads. The Spanish star was riding at 55.1km/h when his wheels slipped in a curve, leading to his exit on the first day.
This is what the weather looked like when the first rider started, at 15:15.
A wind of 13km/h might not seem too serious – remember that riders contented with 100km/h gusts last year when the race tackled the Ventoux. But time trials require a very specific type of effort: even the slightest force of resistance could determine your fate. The technology on time trial bikes allows riders to fly through the wind thanks to their aerodynamics, but this also makes them more vulnerable to crosswinds.
Also, you can't benefit from drafting by your teammates and rivals. Shelter is one of the main concerns for riders, as it can save a lot of energy. Just ask Peter Sagan (BOH). He's able to tackle just about any race by himself, but he's also prone to exploiting the effort of other riders before making his move at just the right time. Today, however, after a really strong start, Sagan (BOH) faded, losing 8'' to Thomas (SKY) in the last two kilometres. That's a third of his deficit, and it probably means the Yellow Jersey, which he may have coveted in the coming days, is now out of reach.
1.) Geraint Thomas (SKY) reached a maximum speed of 62.57km/h on his way to becoming the first Welsh rider ever to wear the Yellow Jersey on the Tour.
2.) Riding at only 0.85km/h slower than Thomas (SKY), Marcel Kittel (QST) lost 16'' and is now a contender for the Yellow Jersey going forward, thanks to his sprinting abilities.
3.) With an average speed of 43.94km/h, Tony Gallopin (LTS) was the slowest of all the finishing riders, following his crash.


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As you know, Amtrak is celebrating 40 years as America's Railroad with an exhibit train which is currently touring the system. The specially designed train will travel through major employee hubs across the country and will include two locomotives with historic paint schemes and use renovated baggage cars to display educational exhibits focusing on each decade of the railroad's existence with vintage advertising, past menus and dinnerware, period uniforms, photographs and other memorabilia. Permission was just received for the train to stop at Tampa Union Station on February 18-19. The train will be open to the public each day between 10-4. Admission is free.
This is great news and should help promote National Train Day and our Centennial celebration for Tampa Union Station on Saturday, May 12.
The train will be open to the public each day between 10am-4pm. Admission is free.
Although this event has come and gone, there are still a few more stops this train will continue to make. I enjoyed the displays of past uniforms, dining car settings, models of past train consists, playing with the horn simulators, and engaging in conversation with some of the Amtrak employees who were assisting the tour. The onboard store even had a couple things I was looking for to add to my HO train collection.


A chalk ridge running south from Cerne Abbas with lots of flowers and butterfles.
This grassland site occupies steep, mostly Middle Chalk slopes on the east side of the River Cerne valley to the south of Cerne Abbas. These slopes support a herb-rich sward which also includes areas of scrub and, on small areas of superficial clay with flints, some acidic grassland. The butterfly fauna includes large populations of several declining species.


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Daniil Medvedev, Rod Laver and Rafael Nadal celebrate the 2019 US Open and the 50th anniversary of Laver's calendar-year Grand Slam on Sunday in New York.
Rafael Nadal is only one US Open title away from sharing the Open Era lead with Roger Federer, Jimmy Connors and Pete Sampras.
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Rafael Nadal picks up his 19th Grand Slam title at the US Open.
Daniil Medvedev pushed Rafael Nadal, now a 19-time Grand Slam champion, to five sets in his first major final.
Rafael Nadal picks up his fourth US Open title over Daniil Medvedev.
Rafael Nadal's five-set victory over Daniil Medvedev lit up social media.
Jamie Murray and Bethanie Mattek-Sands are the first team in 37 years to successfully defend their US Open mixed doubles title.
Jamie Murray and Bethanie Mattek-Sands win their second US Open mixed doubles title on Saturday.
Matteo Berrettini leaves the US Open with his first Grand Slam semi-final.
Daniil Medvedev is 20-2 since the start of the North American hard-court swing.
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Rafael Nadal strikes 31 winners en route to a straight-sets win against Matteo Berrettini in the US Open semi-finals.
Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah claim their second Grand Slam title at the US Open. The Colombians are accompanied by Cabal's two-year-old son Jacobo.
Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah beat Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos at the US Open to lift their second Grand Slam title of the season.
Robert Farah and Juan Sebastian Cabal own a 45-13 team record in 2019.
Rafael Nadal is through to his eighth US Open semi-final.
Gael Monfils is taking the positives from his five-set defeat to Matteo Berrettini in the US Open quarter-finals.
Matteo Berretini celebrates reaching the US Open semi-finals with victory over Gael Monfils on Wednesday.
Matteo Berrettini celebrates winning the third set against Gael Monfils on Wednesday afternoon at the US Open.
Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski advance to their first Grand Slam semi-final as a team.
Matteo Berrettini settles to win the second set against Gael Monfils at the US Open on Wednesday afternoon.
Gael Monfils, the No. 13 seed, dominates on serve in the first set against Matteo Berrettini on Wednesday at the US Open.
Roger Federer will finish out 2019 with a busy schedule of ATP Tour events.
Grigor Dimitrov advances to his first US Open semi-final by defeating Roger Federer Tuesday in Flushing Meadows.
Stan Wawrinka drops to 0-2 in his FedEx ATP Head2Head rivalry with Daniil Medvedev.
Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos are through to the doubles semi-finals at the US Open.
Kevin Krawietz and Andreas Mies reach their second Grand Slam semi-final at the US Open.
Fifth seed Daniil Medvedev won 15 of 22 points at the net against 2016 champion Stan Wawrinka on Tuesday at the US Open.
Fifth seed Daniil Medvedev may have hit nine double faults, but he leads Stan Wawrinka on Tuesday in their US Open quarter-final.
After a slow start, Stan Wawrinka worked his way back into the first set of his US Open quarter-final against Daniil Medvedev on Tuesday.
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Rafael Nadal and Rod Laver have 29 Grand Slam singles titles between them.
Oliver Marach and Jurgen Melzer prevail over Miomir Kecmanovic and Casper Ruud to reach the US Open quarter-finals.
Robert Farah and Juan Sebastian Cabal didn't drop serve in their third-round US Open doubles win.
Second seed Rafael Nadal continues his pursuit of a fourth US Open title with a four-set win against Marin Cilic Monday evening.
Gael Monfils is looking to reach his third Grand Slam semi-final this week at the US Open.
Diego Schwartzman advances to the US Open quarter-finals for the second time.
Matteo Berrettini continues his breakthrough season by reaching the quarter-finals at the US Open.
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Stability in his personal life has helped fuel on-court success for Pablo Andujar.
At age 33, Pablo Andujar is into the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the first time.
Novak Djokovic looks for a strong finish to his 2019 season.
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Jamie Murray celebrates reaching the doubles quarter-finals at the US Open.
Russian Daniil Medvedev is playing at a career-high ATP Ranking of No. 5.
Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski are through to the US Open doubles quarter-finals without dropping a set.
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Rafael Nadal will face Marin Cilic on Monday for a place in the US Open quarter-finals.
Roger Federer is through to his 56th Grand Slam quarter-final at the US Open.
Grigor Dimitrov advances to his first tour-level quarter-final since January by defeating Alex de Minaur at the US Open.
Andrey Rublev is one win away from his second US Open quarter-final.
Alexander Zverev reaches the fourth round of the US Open for the first time.
Gael Monfils is through to the fourth round at the US Open for the first time since 2016.
Marin Cilic reaches his second Round of 16 at a Grand Slam this season on Saturday in Flushing Meadows.
Marin Cilic improves to 9-3 against John Isner in their FedEx ATP Head2Head series on Saturday at the US Open.
Roger Federer is going for his sixth US Open title this fortnight in New York.
Diego Schwartzman will look to reach the second week of the US Open on Saturday.
Toby Alex Kodat and Martin Damm Jr. won their maiden Grand Slam match at this year's US Open.
Kevin Krawietz and Andreas Mies prevail in a second-round battle of experience against youth at the US Open.
Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo move into the third round of the US Open.
Rafael Nadal is unbeaten (3-0) in his FedEx ATP Head2Head rivalry against Hyeon Chung.
Rafael Nadal has reached at least the fourth round in 10 of his past 11 US Open appearances.
Daniil Medvedev reaches the fourth round of the US Open for the first time.
Novak Djokovic reaches the fourth round of the US Open for the 12th consecutive time.
Dominik Koepfer advances to the Round of 16 at the US Open.
Roger Federer worked with Tony Roche from 2005-2007.
Grigor Dimitrov advances to the Round of 16 in New York.
Juan Sebastian Cabal/Robert Farah extend their Grand Slam win streak to seven matches on Friday at the US Open.
Stan Wawrinka reaches the second week of the US Open on Friday in New York.
Roger Federer is through to the fourth round of the US Open for the 18th straight time.
Rafael Nadal will face Hyeon Chung on Saturday in the fourth round of the US Open.
Roger Federer has reached the US Open second week for the 18th consecutive year.
Roger Federer is rolling with the punches at the US Open.
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Roger Federer is rounding into form this week at the US Open.
Novak Djokovic will surpass Pete Sampras in career US Open wins if he prevails against Denis Kudla on Friday.
Roger Federer moves into the Round of 16 at the US Open.
Hyeon Chung rallies from two sets down against Fernando Verdasco to reach the third round at the US Open.
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Denis Shapovalov reaches the third round of the US Open on Thursday.
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Rafael Nadal advances to the third round of the US Open via walkover against Thanasi Kokkinakis.
Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski advance on Thursday at the US Open.
Former champion Stan Wawrinka is targeting a second US Open crown.
Alex de Minaur reaches the third round at the US Open.
Alexander Zverev wins his second five-set match of the week against Frances Tiafoe at the US Open.
Roger Federer dropped the opening set in his first two rounds at the US Open.
Rafael Nadal continues his quest for a fourth US Open title on Thursday.
Novak Djokovic is the defending champion and top seed at the US Open.
Roger Federer arrives to his clash against Damir Dzumhur with an 18-0 record in second-round matches at the US Open.
Damir Dzumhur looks for the biggest win of his career against Roger Federer at the US Open.
Rafael Nadal defeats John Millman in straight sets to reach the second round of the US Open.
Hyeon Chung reaches the second round in New York for a second straight year.
Vasek Pospisil defeats No. 9 seed Karen Khachanov in five sets in their first FedEx ATP Head2Head meeting.
Alexander Zverev fights into the second round at the US Open.
Thomas Fabbiano scores his first Top 5 win against Dominic Thiem at the US Open.
John Isner is through to the second round at the US Open for the 11th straight year.
Andrey Rublev upsets eighth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas at the US Open.
Novak Djokovic has reached at least the semi-finals in his past 11 US Open appearances.
Alexei Popyrin earns his first US Open match victory, defeating Federico Delbonis.
Paolo Lorenzi earns his first career win from two sets down at the US Open.
Alex de Minaur moves into the second round at the US Open.
Former finalist Kei Nishikori advances to the second round at the US Open.
Zachary Svajda is competing in his first tour-level event at the US Open
Reilly Opelka earns his first US Open match win over Fabio Fognini.
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Daniil Medvedev gets off to a winning start at the US Open.
Novak Djokovic moves to 14-0 in first-round matches at the US Open.
Novak Djokovic begins his quest for a fourth US Open title.
Rafael Nadal begins his quest for a fourth US Open crown.
Rafael Nadal will contest his 70th match at the US Open against John Millman in the first round.
Novak Djokovic owns a 13-0 record in US Open first-round matches.
Novak Djokovic is bidding to win back-to-back US Open titles for the first time.
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Sumit Nagal will face Roger Federer in his Grand Slam debut at the US Open.
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American teen Jenson Brooksby earns his first tour-level match win at the US Open.
Italian teen Jannik Sinner will make his Grand Slam debut after qualifying at the US Open.
Dominik Koepfer books his spot in the US Open main draw.
Three-time US Open champion Rafael Nadal signs autographs for fans at Media Day.
Roger Federer is trying to win his 21st Grand Slam and his sixth trophy in New York.
Jannik Sinner will try to reach his first Grand Slam main draw on Friday at the US Open.
Novak Djokovic is trying to win his fourth US Open title in the coming fortnight.
Spain's Pedro Martinez celebrates his big win against Tommy Paul on Wednesday at US Open qualifying.
Jannik Sinner poses for a photo with a fan after reaching the second round of qualifying in Flushing Meadows.
Jannik Sinner defeats fellow Italian Matteo Viola in 47 minutes to reach the second round of US Open qualifying.
Kei Nishikori fights into the third round in New York.
Grigor Dimitrov celebrates his first win over Roger Federer in the US Open quarter-finals.
Robert Farah (front) and Juan Sebastian Cabal are one win from a second consecutive Grand Slam title.
Daniil Medvedev advances to the US Open final.
Alex de Minaur roars into the Round of 16 at the US Open.
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Ridiculously bright flashlights are cool and all, but if you can make one fly you've basically got ceiling lamps anywhere. That, or a terrifying impersonator of a spaceship or police helicopter. Here's what a humble drone can do 1,000 watts of LED lighting power.
According to the YouTuber who seems to have created this piece of kit, we've got a fancy FreeFly Alta 8 octocopter (about $18,000) strapped with a bank of UG High-CRI LED lights. That stands for "Color Rendering Index" and "is a measure of how accurately a light source illuminates objects' true colors" according to Yuji, the company that made the lights you're seeing here.
The whole rig is powered by a 6S 8 amp battery that apparently lets it hover and light for about ten minutes.
Aside from the stadium-power downfacing illumination, this device's inventor explains that he just added landing gear and a servo to switch the lights on and off remotely.
He also says he picked the Alta 8 drone because it has navigation lights making it easy to spot at night, though I'm hoping for the price of a Ford Fiesta it's also a decent device all-around.
Obviously this flying flashlight has a myriad of potential uses, both good and evil. Such a device would be invaluable in search-and-rescue operations, nighttime filming and/ or hunting Big Foot. But you could also use it to scare the absolute crap out of people, pretending to be cops or alien invaders.
Seeing the thing in action is pretty exciting though. And frankly, beautiful. I'd like to bring one night skiing.


Safe medium voltage switchgear and equipment installations are more than just a goal—they're a necessity. Both employees' safety and the reliable performance of Medium Voltage equipment depend on safety-related issues being addressed during the early stages of the equipment deployment cycle. A failure to plan for safety during the design and installation processes can cause otherwise reliable designs to be compromised or experience electrical fault issues.
Knowing so much is riding on safety can be overwhelming. Here are some areas that deserve attention to ensure a safe installation. These guidelines focus on building installations but are applicable to many other situations.
Perform a safety or risk analysis to identify risk factors and determine what protective measures can be implemented to prevent the occurrences. Arcing faults and contact with live conductors or energized parts are the two major situations where failure occurrences are most likely to occur.
Focus on the environment both within and surrounding the building. The internal environment can greatly affect the global safety level of the installation and the surrounding physical environment impacts areas such as continuous service conditions and equipment access.
Study the specified service conditions of equipment to optimize safety.
Define and validate the rated characteristics of the equipment as maximum values because excess leads to the probability of increased risk, if not to immediate failure.
Establish a plan to monitor, or to inspect on a regular basis, the installation for assessing the actual service conditions. This mitigates issues caused by external influences that negatively affect equipment performance and contribute to it its failure under some conditions, potentially creating hazardous situations.
Consider where and how equipment will be used to ensure it is operated in optimal conditions.
Select carefully the type of connection to earth of the neutral point of the power supply. This choice may not be open at the design stage, but it will have a significant influence on installation performance.
Prepare a single line diagram. This acts as a blueprint for the electrical system and reveals information about the electrical installation. The diagram also impacts the safety of personnel throughout the installation's lifetime.
Plan for civil work, which will accommodate the medium voltage portion of the installation. Two serious issues that need to be focused upon are risk of fault occurrence and risk of personal exposure.
Ensure all electrical characteristics of equipment incorporate a built-in margin vis-a-vis the real (forecasted) operating condition.
Determine expected performance criteria and expectations for a site's operation prior to design. This information becomes an important input for defining design constraints and should guide decisions that affect personal safety.
Define service continuity at several levels based on the criticality of the application and of the connected loads.
Create a maintenance policy and maintenance procedures. Take into account factors such as manufacturers' recommendations for equipment and individuals' designated responsibilities.
Ensure workers' safety by providing a clear explanation of risks that clarifies why safety equipment is recommended or required in some situations to prevent incidents.
Supply the appropriate tools for tasks.
Provide relevant, consistent training for employees.
Safe medium voltage installation is achievable if you take a structured approach beginning with initial design. See my white paper called How Medium Voltage Equipment Performance and Reliability Depend on Early Safety Considerations to learn more about the topic and for more detailed guidelines.