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The Forrester Wave: Unified Endpoint Management, Q4 2018 — New Acronyms, New Leaders and How Device Management Has Evolved
By Ryan Schwartz
The "2018 Forrester Wave: Unified Endpoint Management, Q4 2018" has arrived. Although this is the first-ever Wave to cover this segment, unified endpoint management (UEM) is already ubiquitous.
For any I&O pro well-versed in the world of mobile device management (MDM) and enterprise mobility management (EMM), UEM is the next phase of the evolution. It's being touted by analysts and insiders alike.
But for the uninitiated, what is UEM?
Forrester defines UEM as: "Products that provide a centralized policy engine for managing and securing employee laptops and mobile devices from a single console."
In short, a UEM platform is one that converges client-based management techniques with MDM application programming interfaces (APIs). With the workforce — and the operating systems (OS) supporting it — becoming increasingly mobile, going the traditional route of placing Windows PCs, Apple Macs, and smartphones and tablets in separate silos hinders productivity. It's not uncommon for workers to use up to three device types a day to complete their work. Managing each of those via disparate platforms provides a fractured view of the user, increases expenditures and consumes more IT support resources than necessary.
Analyzing the Analysts: Breaking Down the 2018 Forrester Wave
In the inaugural 2018 report, Forrester found that I&O professionals are geared toward finding the most comprehensive management and security platforms for all OSs. These platforms not only perform the functions of a typical CMT or EMM tool, but also include additional controls for managing the end users themselves — identity and access management (IAM), mobile threat detection (MTD), and a wide range of supported OSs.
In short, it is Forrester's opinion that UEM is critical to strike the balance between security and employee experience. Employees want anytime, anywhere access to mission-critical data — such as email and internal applications — but this cannot compromise data security.
This move toward a wholly mobile workforce could be due to the advent of Windows 10. In this year's Wave Report, Forrester found that 47 percent of global IT decision-makers report implementing a UEM thanks to Microsoft's simplification of Windows 10 management. Sixty percent of respondents also agreed with the statement that "we will manage Windows 10 devices with the same tools we use to manage mobile devices."
Digging Into the Vendor Scorecard
The vendor landscape in 2018 has remained constant, but the platforms have made significant advancements. It is an evolution driven by four key differentiators Forrester defines:
Support traditional and modern management techniques.
Offer contextual IAM.
Use analytics to help guide decision-making.
Effectively serve the needs of highly regulated customers.
This year's report evaluates 12 vendors against 28 criteria across Forrester's typical categories:
Current Offering — Key criteria include OS support, update management, enterprise app store and more.
Strategy — Overall growth, road map execution and product vision.
Market Presence — Client base, devices-under-management and revenue.
The group of 12 was selected by having mind share among Forrester enterprise clients, among other factors. This indicates that moving forward, solutions offering this holistic, UEM approach will be the standard as providers continue to enhance and innovate their respective platforms.
How IBM Stacks Up: Top Score in Current Offering
So, where did IBM land in the first-ever Forrest UEM Wave? Consistent with past reports related to the industry, IBM's MaaS360 with Watson was positioned as a Leader. And IBM's MaaS360 received the highest score in the Current Offering category in the evaluation.
As mentioned, Forrester defines a leading UEM platform as one incorporating analytics, threat detection, identity and access management, and robustness of OSs supported. Let's dive into some of our key takeaways around how IBM fits those criteria.
Isn't It MaaS360 with Watson?
MaaS360's integration with Watson delivers Advisor for cognitive analytics to notify IT administrators in real time of potential risks to their environment, from old OSs to malware that may affect enrolled devices and users.
Threat Detection is the Name of the Game
IBM's MaaS360 bakes in the ability to detect and automate remediation of threats at the device, app and network levels — everything from jailbroken or rooted machines to malicious applications. Furthermore, MaaS360 has teamed up with Wandera to deliver visibility, policy and protection that satisfies the modern requirements of chief information officers (CIOs) and chief information security officers (CISOs).
Identity Is Integral to UEM
IBM's MaaS360 provides out-of-the-box IAM capabilities, as well as integration with third-party identity providers, to allow organizations already working with an IAM provider an enhanced experience.
It's Not Just a Smartphone and Tablet World
MaaS360 is device-agnostic, and it is now operating system-agnostic as well. Be it legacy Windows, Windows 10, iOS, ChromeOS, or any flavor of Android across ruggedized, standard, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, MaaS360 is there to support.
Check Out the Report for Yourself!
The goal of a strong unified endpoint management platform is simplifying management, enhancing security and providing a positive end-user experience. IBM is proud to be recognized as a Leader in this space, but don't just take my word for it. Download the report to learn for yourself why many in IT and security have turned to UEM for their device and user management needs.
Device Management | Forrester | IBM | Identity and Access Management (IAM) | MaaS360 | Mobile Security | Mobile Threat Management (MTM) | Unified Endpoint Management (UEM)
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w3m supports displaying images the rendering seems buggy. They sometimes won't show at all, or will flicker when scrolling.
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I am using terminator, yet also could reproduce the behavior using konsole and terminal.

A: This seems to be an issue with anti-aliasing.
After I disabled anti-aliasing in my xresources the flickering went away.
Of course, now the font rendering is ugly, but it showcases that w3m is having issues with font rendering when it comes to anti-aliasing.
The following is an example of how the disable anti aliasing in the .Xresources:
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Established in 1890, the University of North Texas thrives as a public research university with 38,000 students and a path to any career. As we've grown into one of the nation's largest public universities, our impact has grown, but we've never lost sight of our beginnings above a hardware store on the Denton square.
For 125 years and counting, the University of North Texas has fulfilled its mission to create leaders and visionaries. Our students and alumni embody creativity, curiosity and something else that distinguishes them and makes them successful - grit. These qualities are in UNT's DNA, borne of an independent spirit that sets us apart. From admitting women on our opening day to pioneering water quality research for the region, establishing the nation's first jazz studies program and becoming one of the first universities in Texas to desegregate, UNT always takes the road less traveled on our path to excellence.
As one of the nation's largest universities, we offer 103 bachelor's, 86 master's and 38 doctoral degree programs. By providing access, welcoming diversity and strengthening our collaborations with our many educational, business and community partners, as well as building new partnerships across the globe, UNT's faculty and staff work each day to prepare students for the challenges they will meet in our changing world.
UNT's Mission
At the University of North Texas, our caring and creative community prepares students for careers in a rapidly changing world.
UNT's Vision
As the most comprehensive public research university providing a top quality education in one of the nation's largest, most dynamic regions, UNT will be celebrated for its academics, arts and athletics. UNT will be a diverse and inclusive institution creating knowledge and innovations that will shape the future, while cultivating excellence in the next generation of scholars and leaders for the global community.
At the heart of our efforts to carry out UNT's mission is the faculty. Faculty leadership in teaching, research, creative activities, performance and service activities has created national and international reputations for excellence for a number of academic programs within the university's 14 schools and colleges.
UNT offers more than 50 courses with a sustainable focus, faculty are searching for ways to reduce society's impact, and in its daily operations UNT treads lightly. The campus has a robust recycling program, fuels its vehicles with biodiesel, and is retrofitting buildings for greater energy efficiency while constructing new structures to meet the highest green building standards.
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The Student Financial Aid and Scholarships (SFAS) office administers these scholarships. Apply for these scholarships by completing the General Scholarship Application.
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These scholarships are made available through designated contributions from donors. The SFAS office and many other campus departments manage these awards. Donors specify what department they want to manage the scholarship along with the award's eligibility criteria.
Private agencies and other organizations fund these scholarships.
David J. Ewing Scholarships
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Custom cabinetry for new construction is always preferable over prefabricated cabinetry and semi-custom cabinetry.
Cabinetry is one of the most important investments you will make in your home. Today, there are many different cabinet materials, styles, colors, and finishes from which to choose. And, in addition to that, you must determine if you want pre-fabricated cabinets, semi-custom cabinets, and custom cabinets. Custom cabinets offer homeowners the best investment opportunity because, not only will it make their home look amazing and function more efficiently, but it will also add tremendous value to your home.
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LEITE ON MISL TEAM OF THE WEEK FOR 4TH TIME
MILWAUKEE (March 4) — For the fourth time this season, the Milwaukee Wave's Marcio Leite was named to the Major Indoor Soccer League Team of the Week following his eight-point performance on Saturday against St. Louis.
Leite's three-goal, two-assist effort led the Wave back from a halftime deficit to defeat the Ambush, 16-12. The midfielder from Brazil, who turns 30 later this year, surged to fourth place in the league scoring race with 61 points by scoring 25 in his last five games.
Now that the regular season is concluded, Leite and the second-seeded Wave head to third-seeded Missouri this weekend for Game 1 of the MISL Semifinals at 3 p.m. Sunday. On Monday at 7 p.m., Milwaukee hosts Game 2 and, if necessary, a 15-minute "mini-game."
This week's Player of the Week is Missouri goalkeeper Danny Waltman, who allowed two goals in 93 minutes in a pair of victories, stopped 32 of 34 shots. Waltman and Leite were joined on the Team of the Week by Max Touloute of Missouri, Kenardo Forbes of Syracuse, Max Ferdinand of Baltimore and Edgar Bartolomeu of Rochester.
Tickets for "Monday Night Futbol" in Milwaukee are half price, with Premier level seating just $7, as the Wave pushes for its seventh championship. For tickets, call 414-224-9283 or visit Ticketmaster.com.
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BRENTWOOD PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
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NEXT CONCERTS
St Thomas' Church
St Thomas Road
Essex CM14 4DF
Conductor Bradley Winand
Violin Krassimira Jeliazkova-Jones
Cello Veronica Henderson
Beethoven Coriolan Overture
Brahms Concerto for Violin & Cello
Beethoven Symphony No 3 (Eroica)
Tickets bought in advance are £10 for adults and £6 for under 18s. Tickets bought at the door are £12 for adults and £6 for under 18s. Online booking (with booking fee) is now open at wegottickets. Online booking closes at 6pm on the day before the concert. Tickets will nearer the concert also be available (without booking fee) for payment in cash from The Shenfield Wine Company, 86 Hutton Road, Shenfield CM15 8NB.
There will be free car parking at the Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School just down the road from the church in Queens' Road.
St Thomas's Church
Conductor Florian Cooper
Cello Alex Lockyer
Sibelius Spring Song
Haydn Cello Concerto in C
Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances
David Pickthall MBE returns to conduct another concert of favourite film music
Please follow us on Twitter @brentwoodphil.
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The Brentwood Philharmonic Orchestra is a leading Essex orchestra bringing together professional musicians and experienced amateurs from Brentwood and further afield to perform three main symphony concerts a year in and around Brentwood, Essex.
Come and play in the Brentwood Philharmonic Orchestra
If you are looking for an Essex orchestra to join, the Brentwood Philharmonic Orchestra rehearses at Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School, Queen's Road, Brentwood, Essex CM14 4EX twice a week for a month before each concert: Sundays 2.30 - 5.00 pm and Tuesdays 7.45 - 9.45 pm. With busy schedules, we recognise that not everyone can make every rehearsal. Two of the rehearsals are usually for strings only.
The BPO's annual subscription for players for the 2018-19 season is £72 with single concert subscriptions of £24 per concert (with concessions half price). For UK tax payers, subscriptions are eligible for GiftAid. New players do not pay for their first concert with the BPO. If you would like to play in the BPO (no audition required), please contact us.
Come to a Brentwood Philharmonic Orchestra concert and support the BPO
We maintain a mailing list of supporters of the BPO. We prefer to use email to keep our costs down. If you would like to receive details of Brentwood Philharmonic Orchestra concerts, please contact us. You can also follow us on Twitter @brentwoodphil and on Facebook (brentwood philharmonic orchestra).
The Brentwood Philharmonic Orchestra is registered as a charity. Gifts by UK taxpayers are eligible for GiftAid. Donations are always welcome and help the BPO put on more adventurous choices of music and maintain its standing in the musical life of Essex as Brentwood's own symphony orchestra.
Please see our Privacy Notice in relation to our processing of personal information. If at any time you do not wish to receive further communications from BPO, please contact us and let us know.


Winter angling is gaining in popularity, so we sent a newbie out for a day on a guided (and very cold) ice fishing experience.
There's something oddly thrilling about ice fishing. Aside from the survivalist pleasure of standing in the cold for hours on end, there's an intensity to winter angling, an electric adventurousness, unmatched by the warm-weather version of the sport. I think it has something to do with standing on top of the fish. Gone are the safety and distance of the shore, the solidity of dry land. A Frisbee-sized hole and a few feet of black water—nothing more—separate you from your catch.
Ice Fish Colorado runs trips to four locations throughout the state, one of which, the Antero Reservoir in South Park, has become immensely popular in recent years because of the diversity of fish species in the lake, and the high levels of scuds— small freshwater shrimp—that help them reliably grow to trophy size. In Antero, you can find rainbow trout, brown trout, Snake River cutthroat, green back cutthroat, cutbows, kokanee salmon, brook trout, and splake. This is where Robinson and I spent our day, though you can also book Ice Fish Colorado trips to Eleven Mile Reservoir, Blue Mesa Reservoir, and the Tarryall Reservoir nearby.
To fish on ice, you technically need only a pole and an auger for drilling holes; Richardson, however, came far more prepared. In addition to a pop-up wind tent, waterproof folding chairs, and an underwater camera, he brought a set of devices called Jaw Jackers—plastic tripods that sit over holes in the ice, with poles attached, and spring like mousetraps when a fish nibbles, flawlessly setting the hook. Richardson and I spent most of our time rigging the Jaw Jackers, waiting for them to pop, and then running over to fight fish out of the water when they did. Sitting on a silent, frozen lake with all of your attention primed for the sound of tiny bells (each Jaw Jacker has one attached, to alert you of a catch) is an experience that sharpens the mind as much as the best meditation. If you're not careful, it can also drive you a little mad. "I hear those bells in my sleep sometimes," Richardson told me.
Ice fishing, like warm-weather fishing, is a sport of minute adjustments and devout patience. When we weren't passing the minutes waiting for the Jaw Jackers to spring, much of our time was spent drilling holes and lowering the underwater camera to check depth and plant cover on the reservoir floor. Sometimes, Richardson told me, the right underwater vegetation can mean the difference between catching nothing and pulling dozens of fish out of the water.
Important to note: To really enjoy the sport, it's best to overdress. Contemplation and conversation can help alleviate the discomfort of the cold, but still, large portions of the day will be spent motionless, and after a few hours the wind can really start biting. Wear waterproof pants and gloves. You're going to get wet pulling your fish out of the lake, and the last thing you want is damp, frozen clothing.
We hooked about 20 fish over the course of eight hours, all of decent size—12 to 15 inches—but nothing huge. Richardson told me that was unusual. "You usually get at least one monster in a day," he said, a fact confirmed by dozens of photos on Ice Fish Colorado's website showing Richardson's clients—men, women, and children of all ages—holding gargantuan fish, some several feet long. The daily limit at Antero Reservoir is two fish per person, but on other bodies of water, it's more. No matter what, you're all but guaranteed to walk away with something.
Trips range from $300 (1–2 people, half day) to $500 (4 people, full day).


The Friends of Woolmer Hill PTA is a growing team of hardworking, truly amazing volunteers who regularly put together fun events to raise funds that are used to support Woolmer Hill School.
Even if you can only spare an hour or two each month or get involved in just one event a year you will have helped enormously.
Come to our events – we can never be accused of being 'boring' so buy your ticket and help out by having a good time!
Make a donation – cash counts and you can now use our online PayPal facility to make it even easier.
Tickets are currently available at a discounted rate of £5 for adults and £2 for children until 30th April. We already have the Woolmer Hill / Rodborough Jazz band, Sour Kix and St Paulo lined up with more bands to be announced later. Please visit our website for more details about the day.


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My name is Gui Pereira and I am the exchange student from Brazil currently attending Weston High. I am starting a new club on this Thursday, March 8th 2018 during Activity Block and everybody is more than welcomed to join. The "Brazilian Culture Club" (BCC) fosters the exchange of ideas between both cultures (American and Brazilian). The club aims at teaching Portuguese and breaking stereotypes about Brazil. The classes have been planned by Gui Pereira Faculty Advisor Ms. Liu. Hope to see you there.


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Names found on this number
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English was stated as the only language spoken at home by 86.0% of persons usually resident in Gosnells. The most common languages other than English spoken at home were: Italian 1.0%, Arabic 0.7%, Mandarin 0.6%, Malay 0.5% and Dutch 0.5%.
47.1% of persons aged 15 years and over usually resident in Gosnells were married, 34.0% never married, 13.1% separated or divorced and 5.8% widowed.
The most common industries of employment for persons aged 15 years and over usually resident in Gosnells were Supermarket and Grocery Stores 3.8%, Road Freight Transport 3.5%, Cafes, Restaurants and Takeaway Food Services 3.5%, School Education 3.5% and Hospitals 2.5%.
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INTERSPEECH 2014 Abstract: Kumar et al.
Speech recognition confidence classifier (CC) score quantitatively represents the correctness of decoded utterances in a [0,1] range. We associate an operating threshold with the classifier and accept recognitions with scores greater than the threshold. Speech developers may set their own threshold but often an acoustic model (AM) or CC update alters the correct-accept (CA) vs. false-accept (FA) profile, necessitating a threshold reselection. This is specifically a problem when, (a) threshold is hardcoded with a shipped hardware or software, (b) developers may not have expertise for threshold tuning, (c) tuning isn't cost-effective and may need to be done often. To our knowledge, our work is the first to present this practical and interesting problem of avoiding threshold reselection and proposes novel confidence-mapping-based techniques to improve or retain both CA and FA at previously set thresholds. We propose and evaluate, (a) histogram-based mapping, (b) polynomial-fitting, (c) tanh-fitting, based methods to map confidences associated with false-recognitions and discuss their issues and benefits. In our tests, all of the above mapping methods fix the mean regression in CA of 21% to a gain to 1–2%, with tanh-mapping providing the best CA and FA tradeoff in our tests.
Bibliographic reference. Kumar, Kshitiz / Liu, Chaojun / Gong, Yifan (2014): "Normalization of ASR confidence classifier scores via confidence mapping", In INTERSPEECH-2014, 1199-1203.


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NHL Playoff Death Watch: Dallas closes wild card gap; Eastern bubble bobble tonight (Puck Daddy)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 25 March, 2014, 7:40 am
Since we're down to the final moments of postseason life for teams in contention, Puck Daddy solemnly begins a daily countdown to annihilation.
The Dallas Stars' 2-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets, combined with the Phoenix Coyotes' overtime loss in New York, pushed them to within a point of the last wild card spot in the West.
Oh, and they have a game in-hand. Oh, and Mike Smith got totally hurt last night.
We look at another big night on the bubble in both conferences in today's Death Watch
Here are the current standings. The Death Watch tracks the final Wild Card spot and the teams that are chasing it. Their "tragic number" is the number of points gained by the final wild card team or lost by the team chasing it.
All playoff percentages are from Sports Club Stats ; tragic numbers and other figures via the NHL. A team is eliminated from play-offs when their "Tragic Number" hits 0.
Here's the Eastern Conference picture:
Place/ Pts./ROW (Games Remaining)
Tragic #
% Chance 1 st Wild Card
% Chance of 2 nd Wild Card B
WILD CARD 1/80/28 (5H/6A)
9th/79/25 (5H/5A)
10th/78/31 (6H/5A)
The four teams surrounding the bubble are all in action tonight.
The Red Wings and Blue Jackets face off in a critical game for both in Columbus. The Leafs host the St. Louis Blues, the best team in the West. The Capitals host the Los Angeles Kings, who are coming off a win in Philly last night.
Here's how incredibly tight the Eastern Conference wild card is: Depending on the outcomes, the Leafs could find themselves in the first wild card or in 10th place by night's end.
Higher in the standings, the Rangers regained a one point lead over the Flyers, but Philly has two games in-hand. Montreal's shootout win over Boston tied them in points with Tampa Bay, who lost a shootout to Ottawa.
Meanwhile in the Western Conference:
Place/Record/Pts. (Games Remaining)
% Chance Wild Card A
% Chance of Wild Card B
The Jets played hard in Dallas, but their loss drops their tragic number to 11.
The Coyotes are in Pittsburgh tonight to face a Penguins team that's 26-6-2 on home ice. The Stars are in Chicago tonight to face a Blackhawks team that's 23-7-7 on home ice.
Keep in mind that these two knuckleheads close the season out in Phoenix, so we might be doing this dance until the end.
NHL Playoff Death Watch: Huge night for Leafs, Wings and Capitals (Puck Daddy)
The Columbus Blue Jackets' loss on Rick Nash Appreciation Night dropped them down to the second wild card in the East again.
By the end of Saturday night, they could be on the outside looking in.
The Detroit Red Wings' game in-hand on Columbus is tonight at the Minnesota Wild. A victory, and the Wings will fly over the Jackets into the final wild card spot, with both team having 12 games remaining.
If the Wings lose in regulation or overtime, the Washington Capitals can hop into the last wild card with 79 points with a win over San Jose – although both Columbus and Detroit will have two games in-hand.
The Rangers face the Devils tonight in a critical game for both teams, as Jersey fights for its playoff life and the Rangers seek to leave the wild card bubble and try to pry home ice away from the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Flyers host St. Louis on Saturday.
Montreal and Toronto play a game with plenty on the line. The Leafs could close within one point of the Habs for third in the Atlantic, which means a first-round battle against Tampa Bay rather than either Boston or Pittsburgh.
The Lightning are at the Penguins. Boston is at Phoenix, after clinching a playoff spot last night.
The Wild host Detroit while the Coyotes host the Bruins. Both West wild card teams have 12 games left.
The Dallas Stars have a game in-hand on both and host the Ottawa Senators tonight, needing a win after losing three games on an Eastern road trip.
A regulation loss for the Oilers to Calgary would eliminate them from postseason contention, as would any combination of two points gained by the Coyotes and lost by Edmonton tonight.
NHL Playoff Death Watch: Jackets fall to wild card; Caps, Wings alive (Puck Daddy)
The Eastern Conference playoff picture was shaken up on Tuesday night thanks to Carolina's surprising 3-1 win at Columbus.
The Blue Jackets plummeted to the last wild card slot thanks to their loss and the New York Rangers' win over Ottawa. The Rangers (78 points) kept pace with the Flyers (79) in the second and third spots in the Metropolitan, which essentially means jockeying for home ice while avoiding a potential first round matchup with the Boston Bruins that awaits the lowest wild card.
WILD CARD/76/30 (7H/7A)
The Red Wings (+7.2 percent) and Capitals (+8.4 percent) increased their playoff chances with wins on Tuesday night, although the Caps are racing the clock considering both Columbus and Detroit have two games in-hand on them. The Devils, meanwhile, saw their playoff probability drop by 11.1 percent with their loss to Boston.
On Wednesday night: Another key showdown between the Tampa Bay Lightning (third in the Atlantic, 81 points) and the Toronto Maple Leafs (fourth in the Atlantic, first wild card, 80 points). The Bolts, however, have two games in-hand on the Leafs.
The Stars remain two points out of the last wild card with a game in-hand on Phoenix, despite their loss to Pittsburgh. The Minnesota Wild have the first wild card with 82 points and 13 games remaining.
Meanwhile, Chicago (93 points) faces the St. Louis Blues (101 points) while the Colorado Avalanche (93 points) play at Winnipeg.
Red Wings 3, Maple Leafs 2 (The SportsXchange)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 18 March, 2014, 8:29 pm
DETROIT — Winger Gustav Nyquist scored twice and the Detroit Red Wings held on for a 3-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night at Joe Louis Arena.
Bobrovsky, Okposo, Niemi named Three Stars (The SportsXchange)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 17 March, 2014, 10:30 am
Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, New York Islanders right wing Kyle Okposo and San Jose Sharks goaltender Antti Niemi were named the NHL's "Three Stars" for the week. Bobrovsky posted a 2-0-1 record with a 1.58 goals-against average …
Puck Daddy Viewing Guide: Roy vs. Gabby, Part 2; SJ circling Pac lead; Schneider against Lu, post-Canucks (Puck Daddy)
Here is the Puck Daddy Viewing Guide: Spotlighting five things to watch for during tonight's slate of games. Make sure to stop back here for the nightly Three Stars when the games are finished.
Create-a-caption: Bruce Boudreau and Patrick Roy meet for the second time this season. (Thanks to Indiana Matt from TheRoyalHalf.com for the picture)
Preview: San Jose Sharks at New York Islanders, 7:00 p.m. EST
Preview: Vancouver Canucks at Washington Capitals, 7:00 p.m. EST
Preview: Edmonton Oilers at Detroit Red Wings, 7:30 p.m. EST
Preview: New Jersey Devils at Florida Panthers, 7:30 p.m. EST
Preview: Nashville Predators at Chicago Blackhawks, 8:00 p.m. EST
Preview: New York Rangers at Winnipeg Jets, 8:00 p.m. EST
Preview: Calgary Flames at Dallas Stars, 8:30 p.m. EST
Preview: Anaheim Ducks at Colorado Avalanche, 9:00 p.m. EST
Five things to know about tonight's NHL games …
1) Bruce Boudreau vs. Patrick Roy, Round 2, FIGHT! Believe it or not, this is the first time the Ducks and Avalanche have met since their catfight in the first game of the season .
2) Bad to worse in Vancouver, if that's even possible. Well, Ryan Kesler kind of got what we he wanted. He's out of the Canucks lineup … 'at least a couple weeks' with a knee injury . Kesler is second on the Canucks in points, first in goals, and tied for first in power play points.
3) Power of Peverley. Rich Peverley is out of the hospital, and spent time with his teammates on Thursday as they practiced. Just seeing Peverley up and about is bound to give the Stars a boost. Dallas was already a sleeper team to watch; now they're a sleeper team on a mission to win for their teammate.
4) Sharks and Ducks and the Pacific Division. Anaheim had been leading the Pacific Division for a good amount of time. Thanks to the Ducks four-game slide, and the Sharks four-game win streak, they're tied in the standings at 93 points. Both are behind league leading St. Louis by four points.
5) Cory Schneider vs. Roberto Luongo. This time last season, who would have thought this matchup would involve the New Jersey Devils and Florida Panthers, and NOT the Vancouver Canucks?
Damien Brunner quickly adjusts to Devils, earns new contract (Puck Daddy)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 25 September, 2013, 10:15 am
As summer dragged on and the NHL's free agency period quieted, one name remained on the market that was sort of a surprise to most. Damien Brunner had a successful first season in North America netting 12 goals and 26 points in 44 games with the Detroi…
Penguins, Bruins, Blackhawks and Kings odds-on favorites entering 2013-14 season (Puck Daddy)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 29 August, 2013, 10:28 am
There's been so much attention paid to the rechristening of the four divisions – Detroit in the Atlantic, the very existence of the Metropolitan – that you might have forgotten that the NHL rejiggered its playoff format as well.
Please recall t…
Jaromir Jagr is cooler than you; Lundqvist hearts NY; Good week for Nyquist (Puck Headlines) (Puck Daddy)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 20 August, 2013, 12:25 pm
Here are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media.
• Jaromir Jagr reps some new Reebok kicks, and demonstrates, once again, …
Fraser, Zuccarello avoid arbitration; Steve Sullivan on future; trade Franson? (Puck Headlines) (Puck Daddy)
By Yahoo! Sports - NHL - New York Islanders News at 30 July, 2013, 10:51 am
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Randy at Jamboree 2018 - Day Three Photos
I took more photographs today on my perambulations around the Conference Center at the SCGS Genealogy Jamboree 2018 conference, but not too many. Frankly, I forget to do this because I get involved in conversations, but I did take these:
1) I sat with SDGS colleagues and geneabloggers Debby Warner Anderson and Diane Gould Hall at lunch today:
2) Janet Hovorka's FamilyChartMasters exhibit was popular - Janet's in green helping a customer:
3) The FamilySearch exhibit was open sided and had lots of customers during the break and lunch times:
4) I caught CVGS colleague Virginia Taylor talking to Maureen Taylor (no relation I think!) at Maureen's exhibit:
5) This is Jennifer Cree, Gena Philibert-Ortega and Rick Cree at the Moorshead Publishing exhibit:
6) Amanda and Mike were at the Geni.com exhibit all weekend:
7) I had fun talking to Jeannette (??) who had the only exhibit selling genealogy-related t-shirts and jewelry and other hand-made items:
More photos from Day Three in another post.
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/06/randy-at-jamboree-2018-day-three-photos.html
Labels: Conferences/Seminars, Genealogy Industry, photographs, SCGS
Added or Updated Record Collections at FamilySearch.org - Week of 27 May to 2 June 2018
I am trying to keep up with the new and updated record collections at FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list) every week.
As of 2 June 2018, there were 2,322 record collections on FamilySearch (an increase of 6 from last week):
The added or updated collections are (as Marshall provided them):
--- Collections Added
* Idaho, Jerome County Historical Society, Minidoka Japanese Relocation Center Mixed Vital Records, 1942-1945 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2821288); 385 indexed records with 385 record images, ADDED 31 May 2018
* Arkansas, Sevier County, Death Records, 1914-1923 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2630407); 584 indexed records with 584 record images, ADDED 31 May 2018
* Ohio, Washington County Newspaper Obituaries, 1884-2013 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2358414); 693,529 indexed records with 693,529 record images, ADDED 31 May 2018
* Kansas, Cemetery Abstracts (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2568639); 110,219 indexed records with 110,219 record images, ADDED 31 May 2018
* New Jersey Naturalization Records, 1796-1991 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2649169); 11,941 indexed records with 11,941 record images, ADDED 29 May 2018
* Australia, Victoria, Tombstone Transcriptions from Various Cemeteries, 1850-1988 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2710652); 33,802 indexed records with 33,802 record images, ADDED 31 May 2018
--- Collections Updated ---
* Honduras, Civil Registration, 1841-1968 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2135627); 474,297 indexed records with 337,976 record images (was 468,853 records with 337,976 images), Updated 29 May 2018
* New York, Southern District, U.S District Court Naturalization Records, 1824-1946 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2060123); 893,360 indexed records with 2,187,206 record images (was 121,276 records with 2,187,206 images), Updated 31 May 2018
* Brazil, Pernambuco, Civil Registration, 1804-2016 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2016195); 8,068,939 indexed records with 5,387,756 record images (was 8,068,939 records with 5,387,756 images), Updated 2 Jun 2018
* BillionGraves Index (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2026973); 24,838,644 indexed records with 24,838,644 record images (was 24,217,598 records with 24,217,598 images), Updated 31 May 2018
* Portugal, Porto, Catholic Church Records, 1535-1949 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1913408); 264,238 indexed records with 1,207,157 record images (was 150,026 records with 1,207,157 images), Updated 29 May 2018
* Peru, Lima, Civil Registration, 1874-1996 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1430936); 4,449,990 indexed records with 3,505,112 record images (was 4,447,793 records with 3,505,112 images), Updated 29 May 2018
* Switzerland, Fribourg, Census, 1880 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2142779); 10,443 indexed records with 48,947 record images (was 10,443 records with 48,947 images), Updated 1 Jun 2018
* Denmark, Military Conscription Rolls, 1789-1792 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2243379); 154,218 indexed records with 9,228 record images (was 145,276 records with 9,228 images), Updated 31 May 2018
* Peru, La Libertad, Civil Registration, 1903-1998 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2016224); 1,578,414 indexed records with 1,582,419 record images (was 1,578,414 records with 1,582,419 images), Updated 30 May 2018
* Idaho, Southern Counties Obituaries, 1943-2013 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2290243); 1,514,987 indexed records with 52,677 record images (was 1,434,695 records with 52,677 images), Updated 29 May 2018
* South Africa, Transvaal, Probate Records from the Master of the Supreme Court, 1869-1958 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2520237); 200,992 indexed records with 1,516,203 record images (was 200,992 records with 1,516,203 images), Updated 31 May 2018
* Italy, Chieti, Civil Registration (State Archive), 1809-1930 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2419833); 339,924 indexed records with 505,027 record images (was 339,924 records with 505,027 images), Updated 29 May 2018
* Netherlands, Archival Indexes, Public Records (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2841008); 481,583 indexed records with 481,583 record images (was 481,583 records with 481,583 images), Updated 2 Jun 2018
* New Brunswick Late Registration of Births, 1810-1899 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1967766); Browse 24,015 Images only, no index (was 0 records with 24,015 images), Updated 1 Jun 2018
* Liberia, Marriage Records, 1912-2015 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2100287); 54,883 indexed records with 24,406 record images (was 41,863 records with 24,406 images), Updated 29 May 2018
--- Collections with new records ---
* Mexico, Yucatán, Civil Registration, 1860-2005 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1916248); 7,556 indexed records with 1,521,336 record images (was 0 records with 1,521,336 images), 14 Mar 2018
* Mexico, Zacatecas, Civil Registration, 1860-2000 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1916240); 5,035 indexed records with 1,371,091 record images (was 0 records with 1,371,091 images), 14 Mar 2018
* Mexico, Sonora, Civil Registration, 1861-1995 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1918289); 8,902 indexed records with 745,080 record images (was 0 records with 745,080 images), 14 Mar 2018
--- Collections with records removed ---
* Texas Divorce Index, 1968-2010 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2038378); Index only (3,599,264 records), no images (was 3,599,265 records with 0 images), 5 Jun 2012
* United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2333694); 34,168,490 indexed records with 46,885,712 record images (was 34,168,491 records with 46,885,712 images), 28 Dec 2017
* Nevada Marriage Index, 1956-2005 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1949338); Index only (5,069,626 records), no images (was 5,069,627 records with 0 images), 6 Nov 2013
* Nicaragua Civil Registration, 1809-2013 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1601210); 1,565,831 indexed records with 2,591,542 record images (was 1,565,832 records with 2,591,542 images), 22 Mar 2018
* California, County Birth and Death Records, 1800-1994 (https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2001287); 777,004 indexed records with 2,915,415 record images (was 777,005 records with 2,915,415 images), 18 Jan 2018
In order to select a specific record collection on FamilySearch, go to https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list and use the "Filter by collection name" feature in the upper left-hand corner and use a keyword (e.g. "church england") to find collections with those keywords..
My friend, Marshall, has come up with a way to determine which collections are ADDED, DELETED or UPDATED. Thanks to Marshall for helping me out here!
Each one of the collections listed above has a Research Wiki page (use the "Learn more" link). It would be very useful if the Wiki page for each collection listed the dates for when the collection was added as a new collection and the dates for major updates also.
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/06/added-or-updated-record-collections-at.html
Labels: FamilySearch, Online resources
Randy at Jamboree 2018 - Day Two Activities
Day Two at Jamboree 2018 was busy - I went to three classes (out of six time slots), walked around the Exhibit Hall a bit, had an interview, took a nap, blogged a bit and took Linda out for dinner. Linda spent about five hours in the swimming pool.
We had breakfast in the blogger lounge cafe, I had a banana and muffin, and Linda had a bagel.
My 8:30 a.m. class was "Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records" by Michael L. Strauss. This was interesting because I have not used any of these records to date. Michael's examples were excellent.
I took a quick spin through the Exhibit Hsll and then was off to the 10 a.m. class on "The DNA of the British Isles" by David Nicholson of LivingDNA. The class was full, and I sat in the back so I couldn't see all of the details on the slides. I had not heard of the Elmet Resistance in the 600 AD time frame in West Yorkshire, and I did not know that the Norman invasion in 1066 had little effect on British Isles DNA.
At 11 a.m., I found Linda in the pool and we had lunch in the breezeway between the buildings. After lunch, I went into the Exhibit Hall and took photos, talked to Crista Cowan of Ancestry about the search problems (I think she said they are still using two different server systems for global searching, but the search of specific databases works fine. She didn't know if all of the problems were fixed by the 31 May date) and the Member Tree indexing issue (she said this will be done when everything has been transferred and tested). I posted my Day Two photos in Randy at Jamboree 2018 - Day Two Photos.
I came back to the room at 12:30 and updated my blogs. At 1:30 I went down to the Boardroom and was interviewed by Andy Lee for the Family History Fanatics YouTube channel.
I went to Craig Scott's excellent talk on "The French and Indian Wars" and learned a lot about colonial history from colonization to independence.
At 3 p.m. I was back to the room and took an hour-long nap with Linda. Then I worked on my blogs until she woke up.
* We went off to dinner at 6 p.m. to Don Cuco's in downtown Burbank. It was fast and good and relatively cheap. We were back to the hotel by 7:30 and I worked on the Photo post and this post.
Saturday is the last day of the conference. My Day 3 blog posts will be late (Sunday?) because we are leaving early to see my daughter's family on the way home.
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/06/randy-at-jamboree-2018-day-two.html
Labels: Conferences/Seminars, genealogy education, Genealogy Industry, SCGS
Surname Saturday - MERRIAM (England to colonial Massachusetts)
It's Surname Saturday, and I'm "counting down" my Ancestral Name List each week.
I am working in the 9th great-grandmothers by Ahnentafel number, and I am up to Ancestor #2121 who is Mary MERRIAM (1630-1721). [Note: the earlier great-grandmothers and 9th great-grandfathers have been covered in earlier posts.]
My ancestral line back through two generations in this MERRIAM family line is:
1. Randall J. Seaver
2. Frederick Walton Seaver (1911-1983)
3. Betty Virginia Carringer (1919-2002)
5. Alma Bessie Richmond (1882-1962)
8. Frank Walton Seaver (1852-1922)
9. Hattie Louise Hildreth (1857-1920)
16. Isaac Seaver (1823-1901)
17. Lucretia Townsend Smith (1827-1884)
32. Benjamin Seaver (1791-1825)
33. Abigail Gates (1797-1869)
66. Nathan Gates (1767-1830)
67. Abigail Knowlton (1774-1855)
132. Simon Gates (1739-1803)
133. Susanna Reed (1745-1833)
264. Amos Gates (1706-1783)
265. Mary Hubbard (1712-1754)
530. Samuel Hubbard (1687-1753)
531. Sarah Clark (1681-1720)
1060. Jonathan Hubbard (1659-1728)
1061. Hannah Rice (1658-1747)
2120. John Hubbard, born 1630 in England; died before August 1702 in Hatfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States. He was the son of 4240. George Hubbard and 4241. Mary LNU. He married about 1649.
2121. Mary Merriam, born about. 1630 in Hadlow, Kent, England; died 08 March 1721 in Hatfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States.
Children of John Hubbard and Mary Merriam are:
* Mary Hubbard (1651-1662).
* John Hubbard (1655-1748), married 1676 Mary Wright (1663-1741).
* Hannah Hubbard (1656-1662).
* Jonathan Hubbard (1659-1728), married 1681 Hannah Rice (1658-1741).
* Daniel Hubbard (1661-1744), married 1683 Esther Rice (1665-1738).
* Mercy Hubbard (1664-????), married 1685 Jonathan Boardman (1660-1712).
* Isaac Hubbard (1667-1750), married 1692 Anna Warner (1669-1750).
* Mary Hubbard (1669-1754), married Daniel Warner (1666-1754).
* Sarah Hubbard (1672-1754), married 1698 Samuel Cowles (1673-1750).
4242. George Merriam, born about 1602 in Hadlow, Kent, England; died 29 December 1675 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States. He was the son of 8484. William Merriam and 8485. Sarah Burges. He married 16 October 1627 in Tonbridge, Kent, England.
4243. Susan Raven, born about 1606 in Kent, England; died 08 October 1675 in Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.
Children of George Merriam and Susan Raven are:
* Mary Merriam (1630-1721), married (1) 1649 John Hubbard (1630-1702); (2) 1705 Sampson Mason.
* Samuel Merriam (1643-1705), married 1669 Elizabeth Townsend (1648-1705).
Information about this Merriam family was obtained from:
* Charles Henry Pope, Merriam Genealogy in England and America (Boston Mass. : n.p., 1906).
I have done no original research on this Merriam line.
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/06/surname-saturday-merriam-england-to.html
Labels: Merriam Family, My genealogy research, New England, Seaver Research, Surname Saturday
Randy at Jamboree 2018 - Day Two Photos
1) I visited the LivingDNA exhibit and talked to David Nicholson (and his wife?):
2) The Ancestry.com "little theater" at the back of the exhibit was always busy:
3) Lisa Alzo, Denise Levenick and Blaine Bettinger shared a table in the Exhibit Hall. Lisa was there while the other two spoke:
4) The "little theater" at the Family Tree Maker exhibit often featured Dick Humphrey of SCGS:
5) The MyHeritage exhibit was always busy, with good candy too:
6) Devon and Andy Lee (the Family History Fanatics) were selling books in the hallway and in the Exhibit Hall:
7) The Daughters of the American Revolution exhibit minders chatted me up:
8) Geoff Rasmussen and two colleagues were in the Legacy Family Tree exhibit:
That's all the photos I took today - I'll try to remember to take more tomorrow of other exhibitors and maybe some genea-blogging friends too!
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/06/randy-at-jamboree-2018-day-two-photos.html
Some of the genealogy news items across my desktop the last four days include:
1) News Articles:
* Tracing Your Irish Ancestors, Fourth Edition – Still the Standard Reference for Irish Research
* Introducing Our New HTML Tree on Geni
* The Five Civilized Tribes to Host a Genealogy Conference in Oklahoma
* Dutch Genealogy News for May 2018
2) Record Databases:
* Findmypast Announces New Records Available To Search This Findmypast Friday
* 1 June 2018 – New Genealogy Record Releases & Updates
3) Genealogy Education:
* GeneaWebinars Calendar
* Free Family History Library Classes and Webinars for June 2018
* Upcoming Family Tree Webinar - Tuesday, 5 June, 11 a.m. PDT: Digital Gravestones, by Elisabeth Zetland
* Upcoming Family Tree Webinar - Wednesday, 6 June, 11 a.m. PDT: What Your Ancestor's Neighbors Can Tell You, by Melissa Barker
* Archived Family Tree Webinar: The Palatine Immigrants: Tracing and Locating 18th Century German Immigrants Online by Luana Darby.
* Archived Family Tree Webinar: LDS Online Resources, by Luana Darby
* The Genealogy Guys Podcast: #344
* BYU Family History Library YouTube: Using the Steve Morse One Step Method Part 1 by Barbara J. Starkey; Part 2; Part 3
* BYU Family History Library YouTube: English Civil Registration Made Easy by Kathryn Grant
* The In-Depth Genealogist YouTube: An Interview With Dan Debenham of Relative Race
* Family History Fanatics YouTube: Understanding Ethnicity Part 2: Admixture Algorithms
* Family History Fanatics YouTube: How do you begin tackling a difficult genealogy problem?
* Findmypast YouTube: The Story of Tom Hardy's Emigrant Ancestors - Findmypast Fridays Live 25 May 18
* Jennifer Holik YouTube: 1 June 2018 Talking about grave adoption
* 23andMe YouTube: ZDoggMD Dives into DNA and Doctors | 23andMe LIVE
4) Bargains:
* Genealogy Bargains for Friday, June 1, 2018
5) Neat Stuff:
* 15 Experiences Everyone Had At Grandma's House
* DNA test unites man with daughter he never knew existed
Did you miss the last Genealogy News Bytes - 29 May 2018?
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/06/genealogy-news-bytes-1-june-2018.html
Labels: DNA, genealogy education, Genealogy Fun, Genealogy Industry, Online resources
New Records Available To Search This Findmypast Friday, 1 June 2018
I received this information from Findmypast today:
New Records Available To Search This Findmypast Friday
There are over 2.7 million new records available to search this Findmypast Friday, including:
Chicago Roman Catholic Parish Baptisms
Were your catholic ancestors baptised in the Archdiocese of Chicago in Illinois? Over 1.2 million additional Sacramental registers dating from the mid-1800s up to 1925 have been added to our existing collection of Chicago Catholic Baptisms. Records will reveal the date and location of your ancestor's baptism, the names of their parents and their residence. Each result will provide a transcript and image of the original baptism register.
The Archdiocese of Chicago was first established as a diocese in 1843 and later as an archdiocese in 1880. It serves the Catholic population of Cook and Lake Counties in north eastern Illinois and consists of 6 vicariates and 31 deaneries.
Chicago Roman Catholic Parish Marriages
Explore over 597,000 additional parish marriage records covering the Catholic population of Cook and Lake Counties in north-eastern Illinois.
Each result will provide a transcript and an image of the original marriage register that may reveal the couple's marriage date, marriage location, the names of their parents and the names of any witnesses.
Chicago Roman Catholic Parish Burials
Search over 229,000 recently added burial records to discover when and where your Catholic ancestors were laid to rest. Images may reveal additional details such as cause of death, residence, place of birth, father's name, mother's name and the name of the priest who conducted the service.
During the nineteenth century, Chicago was one of the fastest growing cities in the world, the population increasing twenty-fold between 1860 and 1910 to make it the fifth largest city in the world. Chicago was a veritable boomtown, with its population swelling with emigrants from Europe; Czech and Polish emigrants represented a large proportion of this growing population.
Chicago Roman Catholic Parish Registers Browse
Our collection of Chicago Roman Catholic Parish Registers is now available to browse. Our browse function enables you to delve through original registers of baptisms, marriages and burials page by page.
Chicago Roman Catholic Parish Congregational Records
Were your ancestors members of a Catholic congregation in Chicago? Explore more than 430,000 assorted congregational records from across the archdiocese to uncover vital biographical details as well as where and when your ancestors worshiped.
Ireland National School Registers
Over 43,000 additional records covering schools in County Mayo have been added to our collection of Ireland National School registers. The entire collection now contains more than 186,000 records from many areas of the country spanning the years 1860 to 1922.
School registers can reveal a variety of details related to your ancestor's schooling. Records may reveal how they did in school, how good their attendance was, how old they were and what their parents or guardians did for a living. These registers, from schools that have since closed down, give a fascinating insight into the multidenominational early school system and can be a valuable resource for genealogists. Please note, however, those images that include individuals born after the 100-year cut-off have been redacted; therefore, some entries only include a transcript.
Scotland Monumental Inscriptions Index
Over 33,000 additional records have been added to our collection of Scottish Memorial Inscriptions. The collection includes records from 14 Scottish counties including the Isle of Skye and 209 burial grounds. A full list of the burial grounds, organised by county, found in Scotland monumental inscriptions index can be found through the link provided in Useful links and resources.
In this index, you will find burials as early as 1507, like Robert Graham buried at Kinneff church in Kincardineshire, and as recent as 2016, like Morag Hamilton buried in Carmichael cemetery in Lanarkshire.
Disclosure: I have a complimentary subscription to Findmypast, and have accepted meals and services from Findmypast, as a Findmypast Ambassador. This has not affected my objectivity relative to Findmypast and its products.
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Labels: Church records, FindMyPast, Online resources, UK/Ireland Resources
Randy at Jamboree 2018 - Day One
This was a fairly full day for me at the SCGS Genealogy Jamboree. Thursday was the day for the JsmboFree, Genetic Genealogy and the Family History Writers Conferences. I didn't sign up for the latter two, but do have access to the syllabus materials because I did sign up for the Genealogy Jsmboree Conference on Friday and Saturday.
Thursday started with an expensive and unsatisfying breakfast in The Daily Grill - scrambled eggs and tomato slices shouldn't cost $14. Linda could 't eat the bagels in the blogger lounge so we ate at the restaurant. Slow and expensive. Did I mention expensive? I thought so.
After breakfast, I walked over to the Pavilion where Barbara Randall was setting up her Genealogy Basics class. They were still setting everything up when I got there. I was one of the two room monitors for Barbara, and that went OK. We had about 80 attendees, and my job was to hand out the Beginner's Kit and tell them to fill out the card for door prizes, and then Sheryl and I collected them. I got to give the welcome talk and tell folks to turn off their cell phone ringers and the rest, and Sheryl introduced Barbara. She did two sessions in 3 and a half hours, and we had a break in between. She had eight door prizes to give out. In the middle of the second session, the fire engine and ambulance drove up to the convention center, and took a fellow on a gurney who had a health problem. Not the first time that's happened, I'm told.
At noon, I headed over to the room and picked up Linda and we went to the lunch area between the buildings. I had a hamburger and chocolate chip cookies, and she had a turkey sandwich and chips. We then went to the Exhibit Hall and walked around. The 23andMe booth had a wheelspin for a chance at a DNA test, and other prizes. We got a kids book on DNA. I can use that!
During the afternoon, I had discussions with a number of friends and colleagues about many genealogy subjects; I told several folks about my recent DNA match success. I recall talking to Dallan Quass of RootsFinder, Steve Caguiat of FamilyTreeMaker, Daniel Horowitz and team of MyHeritage, Lisa Louise Cooke, Cynthia Richardson of Genlighten, Bruce Buzbee of RootsMagic, and Ray Raser of the Mayflower Society. There are many more people to visit in the Exhibit Hall the next two days.
We got to meet James, the cute 10-month old son of Elyse and Jesse, and got a photo of them. He liked having his toes tickled.
At 3:30 p.m. I went back to the room and worked on the laptop, and convinced Linda to go swimming since the sun finally came out. I went back to the room and took a na
At 6 p.m. I went down to help Linda out of the pool, and she took a shower and we went to dinner at 7:15 at the Daily Grill because it was late. She can only eat salad for dinner there because of her allergies. We both had a crappy Cobb salad - too much small lettuce bits and not enough of the goodies, for $22 each. Plus a drink. The sourdough bread was the best part of the dinner. So another crappy meal at the Daily Grill for an exorbitant price. Captive audience. You' think we would learn. Where to go tomorrow for dinner? No clue.
Then it was back to the room and I'm blogging away before bed.
That's Day One - I enjoyed the discussions in the Exhibit Hall and seeing many geneabloggers and Genea-Musings readers during the day.
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Seavers in the News - Lewis S. Dixon Death in 1923 in Boston
It's time for another edition of "Seavers in the News" - a semi-regular feature from the historical newspapers about persons with the surname Seaver that are interesting, useful, mysterious, fun, macabre, or add information to my family tree database.
This week's entry is from the Boston [Mass.] Herald newspaper dated Tuesday, 7 August 1923:
The transcription of this obituary is:
"Dr. Lewis S. Dixon
"The funeral of Dr. Lewis s. Dixon, Boston, oculist, who died Sunday night at the Charlesgate Hotel, wioll be held at the Forest Hills Chapel at 3 o'clock tomorrow. He was 78 years old, and since 1891 had been associated with his cousin, Dr. robert B. Dixon, at 232 Clarendon street.
"He was a native of New York, and was the son of Dr. Rufus E. Dixon who practiced dentistry in Boston for 50 years. He was a graduate of Harvard, class of '68, and later studied at the Harvard Medical School, from which he was graduated in 1869. He was a member of the Harvard Club. He is survived by a son, Prof. Roland Burrage Dixon, who is attached to the anthropological department at Harvard. His wife, who was Miss Ellen R. Burrage, daughter of William Burrage of boston, died 10 years ago."
The source citation for this record is:
"Dr. Lewsi S. Dixon," Boston [Mass. Herald newspaper, 7 August 1923, page 12, column 1, Lewis S. Dixon obituary; digital image, GenealogyBank (www.genealogybank.com : accessed 24 May 2018), Newspaper Archives collection.
Why is this post about a Dixon and not a Seaver person? Well, Lewis S[eaver] Dixon was born a Seaver, as explained in the post last week of Seavers in the News - Roland Burrage Dixon Death in 1934 in Boston.
I wondered if there would be an obituary for Lewis S. Dixon, and I found it on GenealogyBank. I wondered if it would mention that he was born a Seaver. It didn't.
The obituary names his step-father, Rufus E. Dixon, as his father. Rufus Dixon (1816-1897) married Susan Waters (Dixon) (Seaver) Dixon (1825-1909) before 1855 probably in Massachusetts, as his second wife.
Lewis Seaver Dixon (1845-1923) is still my 6th cousin 4x removed, since his birth parents were Lewis Wheaton and Susan Waters (Dixon) Seaver, who married in 1844.
The URL for this post is: https://www.geneamusings.com/2018/05/seavers-in-news-lewis-s-dixon-death-in.html
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Only a few languages are known, despite the size of the world. This may be due to the universal language used by all during the Age of Legends, and the continued printing and trade of books among the nations of the World.
Old Tongue
Main article: Old Tongue
The Old Tongue was the common language for all peoples in the Age of Legends; as necessitated by a global economy which did not understand distance, what with the use of Traveling and sho-wings in travel. The Breaking of the World changed all of that, and with the onset of the Trolloc Wars, the Old Tongue gradually vanished from use except among scholars, Aes Sedai, some Ogier, and truly dedicated nobility. While all nobles are suppsed to be able to speak it, in truth very few know more than a few words and phrases.
The Old Tongue's structure has been analyzed more fully in the Compleat Old Tongue.
Written form
While it is known that the script used for numerals, at least, in the Old Tongue, is no longer commonly in use, facts about the script for lettering are remarkably thin on the ground.
It is known that layman cannot read inscriptions written in the script of the Old Tongue for instance, though an educated noble or scholar is quite capable of it.
The script of the New Tongue is considered to be extremely simple compared to the script of the Old Tongue, allowing the Forsaken Graendal to be an effective forger of handwriting.
The numerals of the Old Tongue are also not in use, and they are quite different from the normal usage, as the universal script (even Aiel 'savages' read the books of the Westlands) makes clear.
Modern language
Perhaps it is due to the cyclical nature of the Wheel of Time, but language has remained remarkably constant through the thousands of years since the Trolloc Wars and the slow demise of the Old Tongue as a "living language." The Westlands' relative geographic compactness may be a factor in this, though it does not explain why the peoples of Shara and Seanchan speak the same language. Fortunately, the explanation is simple.
The New Tongue
The Old Tongue was kept in use mainly due to the continued printing of books in that language during the Breaking of the World. This is true all over the World; in Seanchan, Shara, and the Westlands, though probably not in the Land of Madmen.
The language currently in use, commonly known as the "New Tongue" is a degenerate form of the Old, which any who speak the Old Tongue is capable of deciphering. The New Tongue was known as the vulgar tongue during the time of the Ten Nations. Around the time of Artur Hawkwing, the vulgar tongue replaced the Old Tongue completely. The invasion of Seanchan by Luthair Hawkwing allowed the vulgar tongue to spread there as well. Trade with the Aiel and the Sea Folk also probably kept the Sharans in sync with the rest of the World, if only in that some are aware of the language.
While the language of the Westlands has remained mutually intelligible, there are regional differences in dialect and speech patterns. Illianers frequently do not conjugate their verbs completely, for example, and may change the word order around in their sentences, though this is seen as being a failing of the "common people" by nobles of that country. Cairhienin tend to speak in brisk, precise terms, clipping off the end of each word neatly. Regional variations in idioms and cultural references account for a great many befuddled looks when people from different nations meet, as well.
Even the Seanchan people, who speak with a slurred, drawling accent to people in the Westlands, can be understood and understand locals if both participants concentrate and adjust their speech patterns just slightly.
Trolloc tongue
The Trolloc mouth is rarely able to form the sounds of human speech properly, and so their own language is harshly different, guttural and full of animal noises. It is not known if different types of Trollocs with different animal features use different dialects of their language. The most famous example of their language known is Ba'alzamon, "Heart of the Dark", long believed to be their name for the Dark One.
Ogier script
While Ogier appear to use the same verbal language as ordinary people, their script is vastly different. It resembles vines and leaves, flowing from letter to letter in an organic fashion. Very few non-Ogier of the modern age can read the script.
An example of Maiden handtalk.
Maiden handtalk
Maidens among the Aiel have a secret, silent language of hand signals that they use to communicate both in battle and in day-to-day life. However, as they have never taught it to a man, and only rarely even taught part of it to a woman who is not Aiel, very little is known about it. It is known to be a highly developed version of the normal hand signals which all Aiel warrior societies use.
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Hoverboarding Jet Ski champ Franky Zapata is working on a high-performance flying car
Crossing the English Channel on a gas-turbine-powered hoverboard wasn't enough for the decidedly gnarly Frenchman.
Kyle Hyatt
Aug. 5, 2019 1:09 p.m. PT
If this dude is building a flying car, we're extremely here for that.
You'd think that if you were a 40-year-old French Jet Ski champion and had also managed to design and build a hoverboard (no, not this kind of hoverboard) that you flew across the English channel, you'd be ready to kick back, light a Gauloises and rest on your laurels while the powers that be contemplate re-rebooting Point Break based on your life.
But, if you're French inventor and all-around gnarly dude Franky Zapata that wouldn't be the case. In fact, according to a report Monday by Digital Trends, Zapata is already at work on building a performance-focused flying car.
Overachiever. Pfft.
In any case, Zapata's flying car is being designed to have a top speed somewhere in the neighborhood of 250 mph and a range of around 70 miles. The flying car has been under development in relative secrecy for a while now and shares much of the technology that was used in building his Flyboard Air hoverboard.
Zapata says his goal is to have the flying car ready by the end of the year, and he has already allegedly taken it for a spin around a test track at a very, very low altitude. He's currently waiting on approval from the French Civil Aviation Authority so he can take to the skies properly.
That test flight was done with four gas turbine engines, but Zapata reckons that the final version will have somewhere around 10. Other than that, tech specs are pretty thin on the ground, so it's looking increasingly like we'll have to keep an eye on Franky Z and his mad science if we want to find out more.
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Die Comarca Serranía de Guadalajara ist eine der vier Comarcas in der Provinz Guadalajara der autonomen Gemeinschaft Kastilien-La Mancha.

Sie umfasst 85 Gemeinden auf einer Fläche von  km² mit dem Hauptort Sigüenza.

Gemeinden

Siehe auch
 Liste der Comarcas in Spanien

Comarca in Guadalajara

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Home > Style > Rahul Mishra makes a 3D embroidery-rich debut at the Paris Couture Week
Rahul Mishra makes a 3D embroidery-rich debut at the Paris Couture Week
Anupam Dabral
Sr. Associate Editor
Yesterday, India loomed large at the Paris couture runway with Rahul Mishra's Spring Couture 2020 collection. If there is anyone who has truly re-imagined Indian crafts through an international lens, it is him. The 2014 Woolmark Prize winner has been a fixture in the Paris ready-to-wear calendar for the past few years but yesterday he joined the league of Iris Van Herpen and Ralph & Russo to become a guest member invited to showcase at the prestigious Paris Couture Week.
Mishra, whose work has already received rave reviews by the likes of Suzy Menkes once again took to his signature 3D embroideries and rolled out a line of dresses, skirts, gowns and floor-sweeping coats. Mishra took hints from his trip to Maldives to create some of his pieces and weaved a visually-intriguing story: the juxtaposition of black and white, embroidery-heavy pieces in ombré of blues and an overall spectrum of colours inspired by earth's flora and fauna.
Keeping the current environmental crisis in perspective, Mishra drew inspiration from his travels, specially the scenic locales that instantly became a part of his mood board. For us, it was more of a dialogue; a visual presentation of an idyllic environment where nature seamlessly blends in with the urbanscape, an idea that has always attracted him. A string of inspiration came from the movie Madagascar too, the animated, colourful ecosystem of the jungle in the film opened up a series of ideas.
On the runway, we saw a spectrum of couture finery, pieces taking shape with his signature embroideries and some pieces are sure to make their way to the red carpets around the world. Highlighting the intricacies involved in putting the collection together, Mishra says "With pieces that have taken more than 5000 human hours to make, the collection marks a big leap for us as we establish our code". The opening look is of a belted robe replete with heavy 3D embroidery and a yellow strapless dress with fern-inspired embroidery that really stood out for us.
At Rahul Mishra's Spring Couture show all elements seamlessly come together. His jewellery collaborations with Anjali Bhimrajka Fine Jewels and Mehta And Sons resulted into some statement-making neckpieces and the T-strap heels by Oceedee hit the perfect high fashion notes.
All images: Courtesy Rahul Mishra
Runway Show High Fashion Paris Couture Week Indian designer Rahul Mishra
It was while studying fashion journalism at London College of Fashion that Anupam developed a keen interest in the anthropological aspect of the discipline; for him, fashion only makes sense when seen in the context of its environment. He is always on the hunt for great stories, and in his spare time binge-watches films/shows starring Whoopi Goldberg, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders.
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Businesses face many challenges today, from the economy, competition, regulatory constraints, capital expenses and many other factors. Companies have greater pressures on their business than ever before and keeping internal costs down is a primary focus in most businesses.
For many companies the costs of running the business is consuming a greater portion of the bottom line. Business models have changed over time and this puts new pressures on business owners. In the mid-90s few companies had a need for email. Now it's an integral part of any business venture. Internal applications, web presence and social media are just some examples of how technology has become more pervasive in business today. Adding to the pressure is the fact that many of these technologies do not have direct funding. Typically, IT has been seen as a negative cost center, bringing greater expenses that cannot be tied to specific revenue streams. From acquisition of infrastructure, costs to power and cool the data center and the manpower to maintain and develop it; IT funding is by far one of the greatest burdens on business today. An estimated 80% of an IT department's resources are spent on "keeping the lights on" and only 20% on new initiatives. IT Managers are caught in a balancing act of supporting current technologies and driving value to the business.
GT Global Services is here to help. We help relieve the burden and costs of IT drain, and bring IT more in line with business directives by offering solutions that enable IT to focus on brining greater value to the core business. GT Global provides companies alternatives to running and maintaining infrastructure through Hosted Solutions (Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, web hosting and more). We provide skilled resources to alleviate IT workload through Managed Solutions reducing the need to hire specific skill sets and allowing IT staff to work on projects aligned to business functions. GT provides best-of-breed technology that brings intelligence to the Datacenter from Cisco, VMware and EMC that help lower costs of running, maintaining and managing infrastructure. We also help with companies making the journey to the cloud by providing Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) that allow business to leverage external data centers to reduce operational costs.


As part of the Center for Integrative Bioinformatics (CiBi) in the German Network for Bioinformatics (deNBI), we are currently focusing our development efforts on the integration of OpenMS into KNIME.
KNIME is a well established data analysis framework which supports the generation of workflows for data analysis. Using a Common Tool Description (CTD) file which is writeable by every TOPP tool and a node generator program (Generic Knime Nodes), all TOPP tools can be made available to run in KNIME. The below screenshot shows an exemplary workflow in KNIME.
Installation of OpenMS in KNIME is very easy and platform-independent across Windows, MacOSX and Linux. Download the latest KNIME release from the KNIME website. If you choose the full install of KNIME you most likely can skip the following installation routine since all required plugins should be installed by default.
In KNIME click on Help -> Install new Software.
Install the required KNIME File Handling nodes from the official KNIME Update Site (a standard entry in the update sites). Choose the update site from the "Work with:" dropdown menu.
Filter the results for "File handling" and select the KNIME File Handling Nodes. Click Next and install.
Now, the installation of the actual OpenMS plugin. Besides the "Work with:" dropdown menu, choose "Add…".
Use the search or navigate to "KNIME Community Contributions – Bioinformatics & NGS" and select "OpenMS". Then click "Next" and follow the installation instructions. A restart of KNIME might be necessary afterwards. On Windows you might be prompted to install additional requirements like the Microsoft Visual Studio Redistributable for the conversion software ProteoWizard that is packaged with our plugin.
After a restart of KNIME the OpenMS nodes will be available in your Node Repository (panel on the lower left) under "Community Nodes".
Download our Introduction to OpenMS in KNIME containing hands-on training material covering also basic usage of KNIME. See the official KNIME Getting Started guide for a more in-depth view of the KNIME functionality besides OpenMS.
When you encounter any problems, please see our Support page and specifically for the usage of OpenMS in KNIME, the KNIME community contributions forum. When in doubt where to turn to, open an issue on our GitHub issue tracker.
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Q: GSAP + AdHelper Template results in 'lib is not defined' When using the GSAP Templates for Animate CC 2017, I get an error in Chrome's Console tab when publishing and testing the creatives in Animate CC 2017.5:
Uncaught ReferenceError: lib is not defined
at e.t.timeSync (GSAP_AdStarter_2017.html?20878:169)
at handleComplete (GSAP_AdStarter_2017.html?20878:131)
at init (GSAP_AdStarter_2017.html?20878:63)
at onload (GSAP_AdStarter_2017.html?20878:155)

This is when trying to publish the GSAP_AdStarter_2017.fla file with no changes; simply open the file and use Control > Test (Ctrl/CMD+Enter).
Some things I've tried to remedy the problem:

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*Speaking to our in-house JS devs, but they were unable to help with the problem. Unfortunately, they are not well versed with Animate CC.

*Using other versions of Animate CC, up to and including Animate CC 2019.

*Testing the file on a different (PC) computer. The result was the same.

*Opening the published HTML file in Firefox. The result was the same.

It should also be noted that the HTML5 creative opens fine before trying to publish it myself.
My overall objective with using this template is to try to find a solution to an issue effecting our HTML5 creatives. The issue is that all HTML5 creatives are running at approximately 50% the intended framerate on iDevices and Safari (desktop), until the user interacts with the creative (ie. tapping it). I believe using the Timesync function from gskinner's AdHelper library will fix this issue, but I can't tell for sure until I'm able to get a properly working creative!
I'm quite surprised the above issue I describe isn't more frequently asked and even more surprised that I can't find any solid topics on why Apple seem to be throttling HTML5 Canvas content on iDevices. Surely this has caused pain for a lot of HTML5 creative designers and animators, especially those not very technically skilled.
Any help is hugely appreciated and I'll post any additional information if requested.
Here's a direct download link to the templates I'm using.

A: In future updates of Animate CC (since 2017) they created the lib variable inside the init() function, making this variable not available for the adhelper code that is at the bottom of the document.
The solution is to move the lib variable to just after the open script tag, outside of the init() function.
If you use the adhelper template file, move the command $CREATE_LOADER to the mentioned place after the opening script tag. Then everything should work fine again.
One note, don't use GSAP 3. Adhelper is written for GSAP 2 or lower.