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Go Anywhere Complete Portable Toilet System
- Plastic toilet unfolds to same height and dimensions as standard toilet
- Biodegradable bags use eco-friendly powder to turn liquid waste into an odorless solid
- Privacy tent lets you do your business in private
- Privacy tent has cross-ventilation system to keep air fresh
- Tent can be used as an outdoor shower as well (shower not included)
- Padded, adjustable shoulder straps on bag provide carrying comfort
- Item #CLW0004
- Material
- [toilet] plastic, [tent] taffeta
- Dimensions
- [folded] (toilet) 5 x 19 x 14 in, (tent) 25 x 15 x 6 in, [unfolded] 78 x 36 x 36 in
- Claimed Weight
- (bag) 725 g, (toilet) 3175 g, (tent) 3084 g
- Recommended Use
- rafting, car camping, picnicking
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What do you think about this product?
August 27, 2017
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Great for car camping and festivals where the porto situation may be less than desired. Compact, portable. I've only set up the tent once and it seems fine for what it is. Follow the instructions to put it up and it goes up well. I tried to just freestyle it the first time and it was a mess. Once up, it would need to be staked and tied down pretty well in any sort of wind conditions. It's tall and skinny so is less stable than you would want on its own. I'm sure properly tied down it will be great. The toilet sets up easily. Can't wait to get more use out of this when everyone else is digging catholes or using dirty porto-potties. Plus you can pack out your waste while desert camping or anywhere where it's not ideal to be burying waste. Not a lot of people think about it, but there are a lot of environments where waste doesn't decompose well. The clean waste bags are also ideal for backpacking when you can't take the whole setup.
Cheryl K.
August 21, 2015
Pooping in groups!
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Ok I was on a group trip down the lower canyons of the Rio Gande. 16 people, 11 days 1 "Cleanwaste Go Anywhere Complete Portable Toilet system" Oh yeah it was as great as it sounds, but this system held up, We typically used 2 bags a day and carried the used bags in a "Honey Pot" (trust me the smell was not as bad as some of us by the end of the trip). not one spill, or busted bag the entire trip and I capsized hitting a rock on a class 3 rapid 5 days in. for my money this works well, keeping the used bags in your pack will give you the occasional whiff of an overly obnoxious bad Mexican burrito when you have a tail wind, but honestly better than walking past a Port-a-John at a ball game.
Joshea Danks
May 12, 2015
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Bought the Campwaste Complete Portable Toilet System and saved a great deal of money over buying individual components separately. Purchased this so we would not have to leave the tent during the night to heed the call of nature. We have a big Anges 6 man tent with a huge vestibule which is ideal for locating a portable toilet. I would not recommend this inside a tent sleeping quarters. We did not actually sit down and do our business, but We (he & she) peed into a disposable cup and dumped into the potty. Used for 2 nights. No smell. Disposal was relatively easy and pretty easy to avoid any mess. I selected the potty for portability, ability to use in a variety of situations, no smell and tripod stability on uneven ground. I rejected the water flush systems as messy, heavy, clumsy, difficult to clean, and possibly tippy on uneven ground. Cons. The toilet could be about 20% larger for comfort and stability. All the camp potties have this problem. The lid is used to cover the whole toilet and for asthetic reasons I prefer to leave the lid on the pot and not have to look into an open toilet. The lid latches tightly and it would be difficult to unlatch it in the night without knocking the toilet over and spilling . The lid should not lock at night and a separate lock should be provided for travel. As others have stated, the legs are very difficult to unlock. IU plan to shave the joints till they will unlock without having to use pry bars. The above are opportunities for improvement which I have discussed with the manufacturer when I called about the poo tent bag damaged in shipping (prompty & courteously replaced). The poo tent is well made and easily assembled by those who are mechanically inclined and familiar with multiple brand tent assembly. Unfortunately, a lot of people will find assembly & take down difficult and the connector joints are easily damaged if the assembly is forced. I could not find a place on the tent to attach the guy lines which come with the poo tent. There should be a gusseted sewn on attachment point on each of the corners about 3 feet up to secure the tent in a high wind. Manufacturer to look into this. The carry bag for the toilet, poo tent some chemical bags and a spot to put the used bags is well designed. provides a great place to keep everything together and ready to go. I also bought the poo tent for double use as a shower tent, It is well designed for this purpose. I like the fact that the tent does ot have a floor. Makes clean-up a breeze. When used as poo tent, adding a poly floor would isolate the bugs. For a shower, a rubber matt would keep your feet clean. I expect to expand use of the toilet in the future. We live on a lake, and the grandkids could potty in the yard in the tent and not track into the house. The kit can be carried in the back of y truck on trips and would always be available if we had an emergency. By making the modifications to the legs lid and having the pot ready to use, it could be almost instantly ready or "roadside use. I will likely update this revied hafter we have used the poitty in "combat conditions" . That will be the true test.
Lee O.
Sierra Durland
May 13, 2015
Welcome to the Backcountry Community Lee! Thanks for the awesome review, glad to hear the potty is gettin' the job done!
December 5, 2014
Go spot for the whole fam
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
We use this on our raft trips when the wife and kids all go. Its easy to use and set up. Its a nice luxury that is well worth taking along on the trips here in Alaska as it makes things simple and easy for the wife and kids. The shelter is also very nice in helping to keep the biting bugs off while attending to business. The shelter take a bit to figure out at first, but once you have set it up its easy to take down and set up again.
Todd H.
October 23, 2013
Good groover tent.
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I haven't used the toilet, but I have used the tent, and as far as groover tents are concerned, this is a good one. I like that you can open the windows to let it air out a little. Set up and break down are easy, and the door is easy to open and close.
Lauren F.
March 31, 2013
This Review is kinda funny, but works
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Go Anywhere Toilet in Tank
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Go Anywhere Toilet set up for use.
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Go Anywhere Toilet in use at the North Pole.
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Privacy Shelter Demo
September 2, 2011
Go Anywhere Toilet Instruction Video
September 2, 2011
For more information visit www.cleanwaste.com
April 21, 2011
how does work?
how does work?
Julie Anderson
Josh Chapman
April 21, 2011
Hey Julie, Check it out here: http://www.cleanwaste.com/go-anywhere-total-system
Ben Preston
April 26, 2011
You poop in it.
September 2, 2011
Hey Julie, I have posted some videos that may help to answer your question. The Go Anywhere toilet is easy to use and can be set up just about anywhere. The toilet is capable of holding up to 200lbs and is the same height as the standard toilet. The toilet system comes with three go anywhere toilet kits that include sanitary wipes, a sanitary bag to place in the toilet, toilet paper, and a powder that will turns liquid to gel. I hope this helps! Feel free to check us out on Facebook as well https://www.facebook.com/Cleanwasteoutdoor.


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Checking In On… the Atlantic Sun ConferencePosted by rtmsf on January 21st, 2012
Eric Moyer is the RTC correspondent for the Atlantic Sun Conference and the Southern Conference. You can find him on Twitter @EricDMoyer.
Reader's Take
Looking Back
- 1,200 Wins. ETSU needed a second-half rally to earn the 1200th win in program history. Sitting on 1,199 wins, the Bucs faced UNF for the first time since being eliminated by the Ospreys in the semifinals of the 2011 A-Sun Championship. UNF jumped out to a 15-point first-half advantage and held ETSU to 31% shooting. Adam Sollazzo scored 19 of his 21 points in the second half and hit the game-winning free throw with 2.4 seconds remaining
- Dramatic Finishes. Monday featured three dramatic finishes. In addition to ETSU's second-half comeback at UNF, a pair of A-Sun contests needed overtime to determine a winner. Jacksonville scored its first win of the conference season after withstanding a tying by USC Upstate at the end of regulation and beat the Spartans in the extra session. The second overtime thriller featured a game-winning three-pointer by Lipscomb's Damarius Smith in the waning seconds lifting the Bison past Stetson and into a fourth-place tie in the A-Sun race.
- Coaching Battle. After 16 years seated next to each other on the Belmont bench, Rick Byrd and Casey Alexander met as opponents when Byrd's Belmont welcomed Alexander's Stetson Hatters to the Curb Event Center. The Hatters showed they have quickly picked up the trademark Belmont offense hitting 15 3-pointers, the most ever by an opponent in Curb Event Center history. The Bruins, who trailed 31-29 at halftime, dispatched the Hatters with a 55-point second half, winning 84-71.
Power Rankings
- Belmont (13-6, Previous Ranking: 1): Despite a surprising home stumble against rival Lipscomb, the Bruins remain atop the Power Rankings after handling FGCU and Stetson. In the 95-53 win against FGCU, the Bruins hit 14 3-pointers and recorded 27 assists on 35 baskets. In wins against the Hatters and Eagles, the Bruins shot a combined 54.5 percent from the floor. Read the rest of this entry »


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It appears that someone who performs audits on our system and had read-only access to our database had their computer compromised.The good news is Mt.Gox had layered security, so your money or bitcoins stored at Mt. Gox are safe. And if you chose a strong password (my Mt.Gox password is 12 random characters, chosen and remembered by LastPass and not used for anything else) you don't have to worry, because of the way Mt. Gox stored the passwords in the database.
The bad news is lots of people still choose really bad passwords, even for financial sites.
Coming right on the heels of the discovery of bitcoin-wallet-stealing malware, that's a lot of disturbing bitcoin-related news, and I'm getting asked "what does it all mean for Bitcoin?"
I hope it means the bitcoin hype starts to calm down. The insanely rapid growth of both the number of users and the value of a bitcoin over the last month or two was unsustainable, and both the core system and all of the surrounding infrastructure (like the exchanges) need more time to "grow up."
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Bitcoin is an experiment. Treat it like you would a promising Internet start-up company: maybe it will change the world, but realize that investing your money or time in new ideas is always risky.


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what happened to you?
you used to be the one we could listen to
none of the crap
all of the things that really mattered
when did you trade in your grungy working class shirt
for this slutty dress?
when did you become defiant
to your own name?
are you unaware?
do you not see the direct effect
of your actions?
did you grow up
the younger, new and improved yuppie
do you not remember why
you stuck your flag in the moon
to begin with?
the funny thing is
now you're just a snowy screen
hypnotic imagery
a magazine
that has been overrun
with too many ads
you are moving each day
further and further away from nirvana
your perception of reality
is enough to drive me insane
when did you replace your own graffiti
with face wash ads
when did you bleach your asshole?
when did you pawn your combat boots
for a slot in times square?
you are a lie
i can't pretend anymore
welcome to the real world
i don't want to date your mom
i don't want to watch
as you twist the bottle open
for the eyes
on both sides of the glass screen
i don't want anything to do with you
this is my total request
i'm not pleading for you to come back
you're far too deeply and darkly addicted to yourself
and you think you look so great in rehab
i'm not pleading for you to come back
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Win, Or Lose Job
So the scenario has almost completely played out: Joe Girardi's misuse of his bullpen, and the forces of nature, have combined to push Game Six of the ALCS to Sunday. It is a game that likely will determine whether or not Girardi is still Yankee manager on the 15th of next June.
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Couldn't have been said any better. The only thing is, there's a very good chance they win tomorrow. There's also a possibility that game 1 of the WS is rained out, then CC could pitch on 3 days rest in game 2. A lot of things can happen, so there's no reason to speculate. If they win tomorrow, most of the problems go away. Great post and very well written, but I think it would be a mistake to make too much of this.
— NYColeman
One thing that bothers me about this whole situation is that, if guys like Burnett had been doing their jobs well, Girardi's decisions wouldn't have been quite so devastating. It's like trying to start a car with a dead battery – no matter how good the driver is, if the car's parts aren't all functioning, the driver isn't going anywhere.
I'm not absolving Girardi of all blame, just saying that weak pitching is to blame, as well. I know anybody can have a bad day, but Burnett seems to be having a bad day every time his feet touch the pitcher's mound. True, Girardi should have used different pitchers, but his head isn't the only one that should roll. At some point, any team is going to have to make use of all the pitchers in its rotation. Whether it's Girardi or somebody else calling the shots, the end result will only be as good as the guy doing the pitching. If the pitchers were all pulling their weight in this series, Girardi's decisions wouldn't have had such diastrous consequences.
That said…GO YANKEES! 😀
The Phillies had the most homers by any team in baseball. Ryan Howard hit the most but there are others just as dangerous: Werth, Ibanez, Utley, Victorino, Rollins… They also have won countless games with Howard going 0-for. And, you don't know if the Yanks are in the WS yet. I can't believe you are assuming they will be.
@cohenjill: It's hard to tell whether you were referring to Keith's original blog post or my response, so I'll give you a two-part response to cover both possibilities.
I'm guessing that you're referring to what Keith posted, since he was the one referring to Ryan Howard. In that case, he clearly was pointing out what could happen in one of three scenarios. When he's talking about Joe Girardi being likely to lose his job, that's a far cry from "assuming" the Yankees will be in the WS.
On the other hand, if part of your post was directed toward my "Go Yankees!" exclamation, I was merely expressing my preference in teams. It's anybody's right to be for another team, and it's anybody's right to reach a different conclusion about the Phillies. What isn't right is saying you "can't believe" that somebody is making an assumption that differs from yours. Especially when it wasn't stated as an assumption at all, just a possibility. 🙂
I think most people, when confronted with the choice between the opinion of an enthusiastic fan and the opinion of a baseball historian and expert, would give more weight to the latter. I'm not saying experts are infallible, but when somebody presents statistics as Keith has done, you need to contribute more to the debate than unsubstantiated words like "others just as dangerous" and "countless games".
unpaka27…I was directing my comments to Keith. If I was referring to your post I would have addressed my post as I did right here with your name first. As for Keith, I respect him very much but his love of the Yanks is clouding his expertise. He was wrong about the NLCS results. He said Dodgers would win. He was wrong about the NLDS with the Cards v. Dodgers. He said the Cards would win. Keith's stats are irrelevant. This is the playoffs and when the Phils take the field on Wednesday night regardless of who will be their opponent it will be the Phils with the most experience and the most rings on the field as well as the most homers and the most come from behind wins.
Well, your analysis was quite on point, Mr. O. But it looks like Girardi avoided an early demise Sunday night. As a Yankee fan, I'm a happy camper. This current Yankee team has been my favorite incarnation since the 1978 edition, when the likes of Reggie Jackson, Ron Guidry, Chris Chambliss, Bucky Dent, Willie Randolph, et al. were kings of The Bronx. Now, pennant no. 40 and on to face the World Champion Phillies…World Series in the new House…so sweet…YES!!!
(Also, props to the Halos for not making it easy, and especially to manager Mike Scioscia and CF Tori Hunter for their classy post-game comments.)
Good thing they won last night, then. I want Phillies blood for their humiliating defeat of the Dodgers. Nice analysis, as well. Thanks. Have a good show tonight!


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The widow of Steve Jobs is quietly backing a new journalism site catering to the younger generation.
Laurene Powell Jobs and other Silicon Valley backers are bankrolling Ozy Media, a Mountain View, Calif.-based startup created by veteran TV journalist Carlos Watson, according to Fortune.
Watson said the news will be catered to the "change generation," or readers who embrace change. We're reading that as younger intellectuals, likely living in or near San Francisco and New York City.
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Powell declined to be interviewed but is not only an investor but also a board member of the startup. Other investors include "super angel" Ron Conway, Chegg.com CEO Dan Rosensweig, and David Drummond, Google's legal chief.
Watson, Ozy's founder and editor-in-chief, was once an MSNBC news anchor and hopes to create a site with "quality writing, smart storytelling and arresting design."
The news here is that Powell has kept her life fairly private and her investment in a new startup runs counter to that, especially since she's now sitting on the company's board. Perhaps this signals a new life for her and other startups in Silicon Valley.


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Your favorite hedge fund manager has walloped the market by 5% per year for the past 10 years, so he's obviously a genius, right?
Actually, no. He had a one-in-five chance of doing that just by throwing darts.
Here's professor Ken French of Tuck, an advisor to Dimensional Fund Advisors, on the ease of mistaking luck for skill in investing:
People often misinterpret high average fund returns as proof that a manager does know how to identify pricing errors. Consider, for example, a hedge fund with an annual volatility of 20%. (To be more precise, the standard deviation of the fund's excess return with respect to the appropriate benchmark is 20%.) If the fund's average abnormal return is 5% per year over a ten-year period, many investors and financial reporters would conclude that the manager is truly gifted, with a real knack for identifying under- and over-valued securities. But they would probably be wrong.
Suppose the manager's true alpha is zero, so he really has no skill beyond that needed to recover his costs. If we pretend his returns are normally distributed, the probability that his average abnormal return exceeds 5% per year for a ten year period is more than 20%.
In other words, in a group of hedge fund managers with standard deviations of 20%, we expect one in five to have a ten-year average annual abnormal return of at least 5%—even if none actually have any skill. We expect one in twenty of the unskilled managers to produce a ten-year average annual abnormal return of at least 10%.
But by all means go ahead and explain why YOUR favorite hedge fund manager with an impressive track record actually has skill.
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If you are experiencing any electrical problems, it is recommended you hire a certified electrician to fix the problem. Reputable electricians will not only repair the problem but also find the source of the problem to prevent future problems. This guarantees safety and reduced repair and maintenance costs in future.
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Cozy up with a hot beverage and warm thoughts of the ones you love! A chalkboard backdrop, and rustic feel..."L'amour" will transport you to an old French café...c'est fantastique!
Please note: We are not a BYOB. For your convenience and enjoyment, we offer a quality selection of quality wine ($15-$21 per bottle, also available by the glass) and craft beer ($4-$5 each) for purchase at our bar. Sodas and complimentary bottled water are also available. No outside beverages, please.
Schedule subject to change until we have official online registrations, so if you love this painting, we encourage you to go ahead and sign up!
Ages 10+. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. All individuals in the studio must purchase a seat.
Feel free to bring whatever food you'd like to enjoy during the event! We have you covered on plates, napkins, and utensils.
Cancelation Policy: If we are notified at least 24 hours in advance, we will transfer your class credit to another event. No cash refunds.
The Perfect Night Out
Enjoy drinks, upbeat music and hanging out with your favorite people while you paint! It's as fun for first-time painters as it is for experienced artists.
Fun Atmosphere
From the moment you walk in, the mood is light, the music is fun and the conversation comes easy!
Easy to Do
You don't need to be a seasoned painter — we make it easy for everyone to find their inner artist!
Sit Together
You'll get seats with all your friends, even if you book separately. Just tell us your friends' names when you register.
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Check out our FAQs to learn more about what to expect from your Pinot's Palette experience or feel free to call the studio to speak to a member of our staff.
Where do I park when arriving for a class?
Our parking information is always on our studio home page. www.pinotspalette.com/greenville
Do you have paper products and ice?
We supply white paper plates, utensils, napkins, and ice. If you prefer special colors or themes, you are welcome to bring those as well as decorations.
Can I bring my own alcohol to class?
For licensing and insurance reasons, we are unable to allow any outside beverages. For your convenience and enjoyment, we offer a selection of quality red, white, and sparkling wines (bottles range from $15 - $21, also available by the glass) and regional craft beer at $4 each. Please call or email us with questions.
What is the minimum age to attend a class?
Most of our public classes are age 12 and up, with age 12-17 being required to attend with an adult. Must be 21 to purchase alcohol. For children's camps and family day, the minimum age is 7, and this will be indicated when signing up for a class.
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I was inspired to blog about this topic based on the article (for small businesses) How Twitter Changed My Life found on the New York Times.
Twitter has changed my life, especially since I'm new to my area. It's open doors to connections which have led to potential clients. I really want businesses to embrace Twitter for it's potential benefits (as mentioned in the article above)
Sometimes I've been asked: "what if I can pay a "kid" to do social media for my company"?
Automatically, what's wrong in this sentence? "Kid" & "My company" are in the same sentence. Would you allow a "kid" to run your company? No, right? But what do you think you're doing by providing this "kid" access to direct conversations with customers? (Yes, social media is a direct form of conversation with customers).
Automatically, "kids" are the solution because they have grown up with a computer and are quick to learn about using these platforms. But in the end, it's all about sales. How well do you know your product? How long did it take you to learn how to close a deal? What are your customers really wanting? I'm pretty sure you didn't learn everything that your company has to offer on the first day of the job and right out of college? Knowing your product/company is as important as knowing how to do social media correctly.
Next time think about it: Does this "kid" really know how to handle objections effectively (in person & online)? Do you really trust someone who has practically no experience to speak with your customers (on a daily basis)?
If you're working with a limited budget and can only afford a "kid, teach your intern (or "kid") how to handle objections, the "ins" & "outs" of your product/service, and the culture of your company before providing passwords to your social media accounts.
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10/28/19, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Seward Memorial Library
The Random Reads Book Group reads a wide variety of authors, genres and subjects. It's truly random! They meet the 4th Monday of the month from 12:00-1:00 pm. If you are interested in joining a book club, please call the library at 402-643-3318.


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- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
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- Preheat oven to 350F. Coat a 12-cup Bundt pan with cooking spray.
- Combine flour, oats, crumbs, sugars, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. In a separate bowl, whisk together oil, buttermilk and eggs. Add buttermilk mixture to dry ingredients and whisk until combined.
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So William Thornton, the guy who designed the U.S. Capitol, wanted to bring George Washington's corpse back to life. Good to know.
Here it is, straight from the horse's mouth:
I proposed to attempt his restoration, in the following manner. First to thaw him in cold water, then to lay him in blankets, and by degrees and by friction to give him warmth, and to put into activity the minute blood vessels, at the same time to open a passage to the lungs by the trachæa, and to inflate them with air, to produce an artificial respiration, and to transfuse blood into him from a lamb. If these means had been resorted to and had failed all that could be done would have been done, but I was not seconded in this proposal; for it was deemed unavailing. I reasoned thus. He died by the loss of blood and the want of air. Restore these with the heat that had subsequently been deducted, and as the organization was in every respect perfect, there was no doubt in my mind that his restoration was possible. It was doubted by some whether if it were possible it would be right to attempt to recall to life one who had departed full of honor and renown; free from the frailties of age, in the full enjoyment of every faculty, and prepared for eternity.
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But I have some other favorite people too. My friends and colleagues in the genealogical community. As I was driving from Boston to North Carolina I passed by the states of many colleagues, some whom I've met and some I haven't.
When I wasn't doing the driving, I pulled out the AAA maps and scanned the towns and places along my route. I thought about many of my colleagues as I passed by each state.
As I drove first through Connecticut I thought about so many friends I have there - Noreen Manzella, Dick and Pam Roberts, Jennifer Zink, Nora Galvin, Michael Spellmon and Dan Lynch.
I gave a pass to New York City and instead chose to take the Tappan Zee Bridge. Talk about a state full of genealogists! I wish I could have detoured to meet Laura DeGrazia, Lisa Alzo, Karen Mauer Green, Jane Wilcox and Joy Rich. I would have loved to stop and share a cup of coffee and great conversation with Mel Wolfgang.
New Jersey always makes me think of Megan Smolenyak! I chuckled a bit when I realized I was passing close by Megan's town. I sent along a virtual wave. If I had the time I would have stopped by to visit Russ Worthington so that we could go on some historic cemetery and house adventures. Or I would have gotten the scoop on historical legal cases with Judy Russell.
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|Beginning Research
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View the Australia BDM Civil Registration Index online tutorial from FamilySearch.
Civil registration (vital) records were created by the government and include births, marriages, and deaths. They are commonly referred to as vital records because they pertain to critical events in a person's life. They are an excellent source of information for names, dates, birthplaces, marriages, and deaths. These records may also include divorce records.
For birth, death, and marriage records before civil registration, read the church records article.
- 1 General Historical Background
- 2 State Registrars' Details and Costs of Certificates
- 3 Information Recorded in Civil Registers
- 4 Indexes to Civil Registration Records
- 5 Locating Civil Registration Records
- 6 Ryerson Index
- 7 Colonial Tasmanian Family Links Database
- 8 Records at the Family History Library
General Historical Background[edit | edit source]
Civil registration of births, deaths and marriages was introduced in England in 1837 but was not made compulsory until 1875.[1] As was often the case, the colonial legislators considered applying Imperial legislative innovations and began to pass their own laws establishing civil registration. However, the schemes implemented were ahead of the mother Parliament by requiring from the beginning compulsory civil registration soon after the event. The dates of commencement of civil registration in each colony/state and territory are: [2]
|1 Dec
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|1 Jul
|Western Australia
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|1 July
|1 March
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|New South Wales
|1 March
|Northern Territory
|24 Aug
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|Australian Capital Territory
|1 Jan
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Note 1. Civil registration commenced in Queensland when it was still part of the Colony of New South Wales. The relevant records were transferred to the control of the new Colony of Queensland at its formation in 1859.
Note 2. Civil registration began in the Northern Territory when it was administered from Adelaide. Responsibility was taken over by the Commonwealth from South Australia in 1911. The function was transferred to the Northern Territory Government in 1978 when internal self-government was granted.
Note 3. Civil registration began in the Australian Capital Territory from the creation of the Territory. At first, the function was carried out by New South Wales until 1930 when the Commonwealth took over. In 1988, the function was transferred to the Government of the Australian Capital Territory when internal self-government was granted.
State Registrars' Details and Costs of Certificates[edit | edit source]
The table in the site lists the names and addresses of the Registrars of Birth, Deaths and Marriages in each state and territory of Australia and indicates the current cost of certificates. Please check the identification requirements before ordering certificates. Costs current as of 1 May 2010.
Indexes or transcripts of the original birth, marriage or death records may be online. Check there before ordering a certificate.
At first, civil registration required the clergy to make copies of marriage, baptism, and burial records. These records are known as civil transcripts of church records. Because churches were involved in early civil registration, it is difficult to clearly distinguish between civil registration and church records. Later, about 1856, the responsibility for civil registration was placed in the hands of government employees independent of the church. Civil registration then required people to report all births, marriages, and deaths to a civil registrar.
Information Recorded in Civil Registers[edit | edit source]
When civil registration first began, there was no common standard of recording information, so the information listed may vary from state to state. Later records generally give more complete information than earlier ones.
Birth records may provide the following information:
- Surname and forenames of child
- Date and place of birth of child
- Sex of the child
- Multiple births
- Surname and forenames of father
- Age, birthplace, and occupation or rank of father
- Maiden surname and forenames of mother
- Place and year of marriage of parents
- Age and birthplace of mother
- Number and sex of previous issue, if deceased
- Name, relationship, description, and residence of informant
Marriage records may provide the following information:
- Surname and forenames of parties
- Occupations and places of residence of parties
- Ages and places of birth of parties
- Marital status prior to the marriage
- Date and place of marriage
- Name of celebrant and denomination
- Names of witnesses
- Surnames and forenames of parents
Divorce records may be a clue to search for a subsequent marriage and children:
- Public Record Office Victoria Watch the video to learn how to search.
- State Records NSW
- State Records of WA
- Tasmanian Archives
- South Australia
- Queensland A PDF outline gives the steps for divorce information
- Northern Territory
- Australian Capital Territory
Death records may provide the following information:
- Surname and forenames of deceased
- Date and place of death
- Occupation, age, and sex of deceased
- Place of birth and place and date of marriage of deceased
- Length of residence in Australia and in what colonies, states, and territories
- Name of spouse and names and ages of living children of deceased
- Number and sex of issue, if deceased
- Name and occupation of father
- Maiden surname of mother
- Cause of death and duration of last illness
- Name of medical practitioner
- Date and place of burial
- Religion and name of minister or witness
- Names of undertaker and informant
- Residence and relationship or description of informant
- Date and place of civil registration
Indexes to Civil Registration Records[edit | edit source]
Indexes to Australian births, marriages and deaths may be found at at local, state, national and genealogical society libraries on microfiche and CD. Some Registrars' websites include free or fee-based index search facilities. Certificates may be ordered from the Registrar of the appropriate state or territory. Online ordering and delivery of certificates is available on some Registrars' web sites. Death information may also be obtained from inquests, wills, newspaper and other indexes.
Each of the several states in Australia have created indexes to their civil registration records. These indexes are on microfilm or microfiche and cover births, deaths, and marriages from the beginning of civil registration in the state to the present day. Where available, indexes can help you find your ancestor more easily.
New South Wales has an index to births 1788-1910, deaths 1788-1980, and marriages 1788-1960 available online at Registry records.
Western Australia has online indexes of their civil registration beginning in 1841 at http://www.bdm.dotag.wa.gov.au/_apps/pioneersindex/default.aspx
Queensland indexes of birth to 1914 and marriages and deaths to 1929 are available online at https://www.bdm.qld.gov.au/IndexSearch/BirIndexQry.m.
There are also Pioneer Indexes on compact discs which index civil registration records and some church records. These indexes include the following:
- New South Wales Pioneers Index, 1788–1918
- The Federation Series:1899–1918] (part 2 of New South Wales Pioneer Index)
- The Tasmanian Pioneers Index, 1803–1899
- The Victoria Pioneers Index, 1837–1888
- The Western Australian Pioneers Index, 1841–1905
These indexes are available in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; genealogical societies throughout Australia; and many local public libraries all over Australia. These indexes may or may not be available at Family History Centers.
A compilation of most of these Pioneer Indexes was produced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in a set of four compact discs entitled Australian Vital Records Index 1788–1905. It is available for purchase, except in Australia, through the Salt Lake Distribution Center, 1999 West 1700 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104-4233, USA and online http://www.ldscatalog.com,Vital Records Indexes.
Locating Civil Registration Records[edit | edit source]
Birth, marriage, and death records may be obtained from the state civil registration offices or archives in Australia.
Pre-civil registration records from many towns are in the various state archives and registrar general's office. Many of these records have been microfilmed and are available at the Family History Library. However, for more recent records, and for those not yet microfilmed, contact the appropriate state archives.
If your request is unsuccessful, search for duplicate records such as church registers. For more information on church registers, see the Church Records article.
To order a copy of a birth, marriage or death certificate, contact the registrar general for the state and territory where the event occurred. Click on a link to learn more.
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Northern Territory
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Tasmania
- Victoria
- Western Australia
The following are the addresses of civil registration offices where requests may be made:
- New South Wales
Office of the Registrar General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages
G.P.O. Box 30
New South Wales 2001
Internet: http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/government/austhist.html
Statistics on births, marriage and deaths are published by the Registrar General as follows:
- Registration. Annual report from the Registrar General. 1856-1866
- Vital statistics. 1867-1894
- Annual report on vital statistics. 1895
- Vital statistics 1896-1898
- Statistician's report on the vital statistics on NSW. 1899-1900
These reports are found in section N.6 of the Colonial Statistics Introduction above. They can also be found in the Journals of the Legislative Council at G.NSW/J.
microfiche at MIC319.4/70 described in the
Fisher MIC ARCHIVES Authority of New South Wales
929.394 The genealogical research kit
8 Sydney 1984 +
The research kit is a microform reproduction of selected NSW colonial archives, including Register of baptisms, burials and marriages, list of convicts 1788-1823.
Fisher MIC NEW South Wales Registry of Births, Deaths and
929.394 Marriages
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Ryerson Index[edit | edit source]
"The Ryerson Index is an index to death notices appearing in current Australian newspapers. It also includes some funeral notices, probate notices and obituaries.
"Because the Index was originally created by the Sydney Dead Persons Society, it concentrates on notices from NSW papers. However, the representation from papers from other states continues to grow, with additional papers being regularly added, so that the Index can now truly be considered an Australian index....
"The index itself cannot by definition be considered a primary source of data, but is purely a research aid to direct the researcher to the original source of a notice."
Colonial Tasmanian Family Links Database[edit | edit source]
The Colonial Tasmanian Family Links database is designed to provide an initial online genealogical research resource. It links individuals with other members of their families living in Tasmania in the 19th Century. The information about individuals is based primarily on records of births, deaths, and marriages and similar events, held in the Archives Office and the linkages have been developed by family historians associated with the former National Heritage Foundation in the late 1990s. The database contains approximately five hundred thousand entries.
Records at the Family History Library[edit | edit source]
The Family History Library has microfilmed very few Australian civil registration records because the government has placed restrictions on public access to these records. By law, personal application must be made to the various state archives for copies of the certificates.
To find civil registration records in the Family History Library, look in the Place Search of the Family History Library's catalog at Catalog/frameset_fhlc.asp http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FamilySearch Catalog/frameset_fhlc.asp under:
There may also be information under:
Archive offices may have inventories and guides that describe the record keeping systems and available civil registration records in Australia.
Related articles:
Wiki articles describing these collections are found at:
- Australia Births and Baptisms - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Australia Deaths and Burials - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Austrailia Marriages - FamilySearch Historical RecordsAustralia, Miscellaneous Genealogical Records - FamilySearch Historical Records
- Miscellaneous Australian Genealogical Records - FamilySearch Historical Records
Online Records[edit | edit source]
- 1839-1938 - Australia, Tasmania, Civil Registration (District Registers), 1839-1938 at FamilySearch — index and images
- 1803-1933 - Australia Tasmania Civil Registration 1803-1933 at FamilySearch — index and images
- ↑ Chas. H. Wickens, "Messenger Prize Essay (1905)" (1909) 43 (1) Journal of the Institute of Actuaries PP 23-84 accessed via JStor lt; http://www.jstor.org/stable/41136529gt; accessed 15 July 2013, p. 38.
- ↑ Deaths outside Tasmania Government of Tasmanaia. LINC Tasmania, bringing together the State Library of Tasmania, Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office (TAHO), Adult Education and Online Access Centres. Accessed 15 Jul 2013.


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Portfolio3 Pendant - FAB676
"Free as a bird" pendants are made with various colours of glass. Each one has a bird or two flying through the pendant created using copper foil or glass – bold, beautiful, intriguing and expressive.
You can read about my inspiration for the "Free as a bird" pendants in my blog here.
The process is quite different than the process for screen melt pendants. Each "Free as a bird" pendant incorporates multiple pieces, individually cut, assembled and fired in the kiln.
Once cooled, drilled and equipped with a pewter bail and a cord, they are ready to accentuate your unique personal style.
This beautiful fused glass pendant comes with a pewter bail and a 20" 8-strand black and metallic silver cord.
It comes mounted on a card and packaged in a clear bag.
Approximate Size: 1.5"x3.375" (not including bail)


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We are proud to announce the winning entries in the Tevlo Vocals Resynthesized for Harmor demo contest. All entries were made using the free selection available from the product page. The creativeness of the FL Studio customer-base never fails to amaze us, as you will hear below. Enjoy!
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Following our acclaimed VEELA Vocals Resynthesized and LollieVox Vocals Resynthesized libraries we now bring you the smooth and contemporary voice of Tevlo. Together these are the fastest and easiest ways to add real-time re-pitchable vocals to any project.
Play 100 four bar vocal phrases, sung by Tevlo, in real time on your keyboard or from the Piano roll, in whatever pitch, chords or tempo you like. The acclaimed Harmor synthesis and FX engine is at your disposal to manipulate the vocals in ways not possible with conventional sample playback or pitch editing. Playing different notes will not increase or decrease the speed of the phrases or create the 'chipmunk effect', as the formant is automatically corrected, unless you want it to.
The phrases automatically sync to your project tempo and bar time or can be set to restart on each note. Use per note X and Y modulation in the FL Studio Piano roll to control phrase start position or formant shifting of individual notes in a pattern. Lower the formant to create unusual vocals or raise it to make them sound like a child.
Apply custom vibrato at any time by automating the depth and speed parameters. Drag and drop any of the 100 pitch flattened source vocal samples on to 25 special Harmor presets. These include other playable effects, such as robotic vocoding, sustained pad sounds or mutated formants, giving 2500 possible combinations.


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It's hormiga culona season!
Those are ants collected in Santander Province, near the Venezuelan border, which are sold in little plastic bags costing a few thousand pesos. They were a traditional food of the Guanes indigenous people, providing proteins for their diet, and are now a popular novelty food. They taste crunchy and salty, and even have their own web site.
The ants are also a bit risque. Hormigas culonas means 'big-butt ants.' And some say they're aphrosidiacs. Go find out for yourself.
This blog written by Mike Ceaser, of Bogotá Bike Tours.


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A recent panel discussion about 'The Physics of Information' from Canada's Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics (PI), will air across Canada on CBC's 'Quirks and Quarks' radio program. The Public Lecture will be broadcast via CBC Radio One on Saturday, January 5th from 12:06 to 1:00pm.
The program includes four top scientists who gathered in Waterloo, Ontario, in early December to hold a discussion for general audiences about the very essence of information and how this might inspire fruitful new approaches to some of the hardest problems in modern physics. Over 600 people attended to learn how a greater appreciation of information relates to the paradoxes of quantum mechanics, the beginning of the universe and our understanding of black holes. The insights were surprising, enlightening and even controversial. Panel members include:
Leonard Susskind, Stanford University and Perimeter Institute Associate Member
Seth Lloyd, MIT and author of Programming the Universe
Chris Fuchs, Perimeter Institute Long Term Visitor
Anthony Leggett, University of Illinois, Nobel Laureate and PI Scientific Advisory Committee Member
The host of the discussion is the CBC's Bob McDonald, one of Canada's best known science journalists. McDonald has an extensive history in science communication - having hosted numerous broadcasts including Quirks and Quarks, Wonderstruck, and providing ongoing reports for CBC Television's 'The National'. He has also written for the Globe and Mail, has authored popular science books and he is the recipient of Canada's top science communication awards.
About Quirks and Quarks
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Run for the good times at the 42nd Village Roadshow Theme Parks Gold Coast Marathon on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 July 2020 on the beautiful Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia.
The world class international marathon will attract 27,000 participants of all ages and abilities from over 50 countries across eight races including the Village Roadshow Theme Parks Gold Coast Marathon, Wheelchair Marathon, ASICS Half Marathon, Wheelchair 15 kilometre, Southern Cross University 10 kilometre Run, Gold Coast Airport Fun Run, Garmin 4 kilometre Junior Dash and Garmin 2 kilometre Junior Dash.
The Village Roadshow Theme Parks Gold Coast Marathon, an IAAF Gold Label Road Race, is the pinnacle of road running events in Australia and during its 40-year history has distinguished itself as one of the most prestigious marathons in the world.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. – This time, the only fireworks from the San Jose Earthquakes and Seattle Sounders came in the run of play. And the biggest bang of all was reserved for Quakes forward Steven Lenhart.
Lenhart continued the Quakes' comeback tradition Saturday, delivering a 93rd-minute game-winner from a Shea Salinas corner as San Jose extended their lead atop the MLS standings with a 2-1 win against the Sounders, who had equalized only moments earlier through Fredy Montero.
It was the teams' first match since a contentious US Open Cup quarterfinal ended with Seattle winning 1-0 on June 26 and provided plenty of on-field drama.
Simon Dawkins tallied in the 71st minute to open the scoring in a match that featured plenty of end-to-end action, if no early goals.
The Earthquakes (14-5-5) moved four points clear of their nearest pursuers in the Supporters' Shield chase, with Sporting Kansas City passing Real Salt Lake in the No. 2 slot earlier in the evening.
Dawkins put San Jose on top when he wheeled on a headed pass from Lenhart and beat Seattle goalkeeper Michael Gspurning to the near post from 12 yards.
After the Sounders spurned some late chances, Montero evened the score from point-blank range when Sam Cronin – who provided a critical block on a booming 81st-minute shot by Brad Evans – couldn't get enough on his attempted clearance of a long Seattle throw.
Seattle forward Sammy Ochoa, making his first career MLS regular-season start as the busy Sounders battled fatigue, put a ball off the crossbar in each half, finding the woodwork with a 32nd-minute bicycle kick and a 59th-minute header.
Despite playing Wednesday in Kansas City for the US Open Cup title, Seattle opened alertly, matching the Quakes in an active first half.
Lenhart had a pair of early chances, while Seattle missed a potential connection in the 28th minute when recent Designated Player signing Christian Tiffert slid a ball to space inside San Jose's box, but Andy Rose couldn't get there in time.
OPTA Chalkboard: Quakes' second-half showing pays dividends
Four minutes later, Tiffert set up Ochoa with a back-post header off Alex Caskey's left-wing cross. Ochoa fired a gorgeous bicycle kick from 9 yards, but it caromed off the bar and out.
Playing their third match in seven days, Seattle juggled their lineup to account for fatigue. Of players who went the full 120 minutes in the Sounders' USOC loss, only Gspurning, midfielder Osvaldo Alonso and defender Zach Scott opened against San Jose.
On the San Jose side, Lenhart made his first start since June 30, taking over at target forward for Alan Gordon, who served the first half of his two-match suspension for a yellow-yellow-red evening against the Chicago Fire, which also saw Earthquakes head coach Frank Yallop sent off. Chavez, back from a strained hamstring, replaced Shea Salinas at right wing, while Steven Beitashour returned from suspension at right back.
San Jose travel to Montreal next Saturday, while Seattle host Vancouver later that evening
MLSsoccer.com Men of the Match
|What We Saw
|Steven Lenhart
|Threatened all evening and finally made good when he headed home yet another improbable late goal and set up Dawkins' opener
|Jason Hernandez
|Superb in the back as he snuffed out plenty of dangerous Seattle chances
|Brad Evans
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Flights to Sudan with Qatar Airways
Travel to Sudan with Qatar Airways and you'll find great natural beauty and many ancient monuments and ruins. The country is an undiscovered gem that adventurous travellers find incredibly rewarding to visit, populated by some of the most hospitable and warm people you'll find.
Sudan is a mix of wild and often unexplored landscapes, along with modern cities such as its capital, Khartoum, buzzing with office blocks as well as museums.. Khartoum is quite a youthful city, and was built where the Blue and White Niles merge in 1821. Past years have seen great oil revenues flow into the country, furnishing much of Khartoum's glittering skyline. The country's high-rise office blocks create an interesting juxtaposition with the city's Islamic classical architecture, which means a walk through the streets of this city will prove to be most compelling.
In the surrounding region you'll find a wealth of interesting sites just a short drive away. They include the ancient city-state of Meroe to the northeast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts no fewer than 200 pyramids, features of old mausoleums. These thrust out of the dunes of the Nubian Desert and date to around 300 BCE.
The Nubian Desert is actually a worthy destination in its own right when you come to Sudan. Technically part of the huge Sahara, it stretches far to the east, to the Red Sea and the Port of Sudan, and you simply can't beat for unspoilt and grand natural beauty and serenity.
Sudan has a good commercial infrastructure in Khartoum and offers a unique mix of modernity and deep tradition, along with a history that goes back to ancient times.


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Strip'em Add-in for Visual Studio 6.0
Environment: Windows NT/9x, Visual C++ 6
This Add-in converts the text format of a file when it
is saved in Visual Studio.
This can be very useful when working in a mixed Windows-Unix environment. In Unix, end of lines in text files are identified by line feed characters. In Windows - they are identified by a combination of carriage return and line feed.
This add-in makes sure that files will be saved the way you. want. When invoked, it opens a dialog box in which you can select the text mode you need.
Copy Stripem.dll to any place you want. A good place
would be under the Microsoft Visual Studio folder at
Open Visual Studio and select: Tools | Customize...
Go to the Add-ins and Macro files tab and click on the Browse button.
Go to the folder to which you copied Stripem.dll and select it. Make sure the Files of type listbox is on Add-ins (.dll).
When closing the dialog, a toolbar will appear with the Strip'em button. Using the customize dialog you can move this button to any other toolbar (if you want to).
Pressing the button will open a dialog box in which you can select the text mode you want to use.
Possible problems
After saving a file, the add-in kicks in and start replacing
carriage returns and line feeds. If the file is opened in
Visual Studio, it will open a dialog box saying that the
file has changed, and will ask if you want to reload it.
This is quite annoying so you can set up Visual Studio to
automatically reload changed files. To do this, select:
Tools | Options | Editor, and check "Automatic reload of
externally modified files".
This add-in was built with Visual C++ 6.0 with service pack 3. I haven't tested it with other versions, so you can take your chance. I heard from a friend that it didn't work with DevStudio/Visual C++ 5, so he downloaded the source, compiled it and then it worked.
If the add-in doesn't "remember" its previous settings between Visual Studio sessions, check the registry for the following key:
This is where Visual Studio saves its data and where the add-in creates its sub-keys. If it doesn't exist you may have a Visual Studio setup problems. If the key exists, it should have the following sub-key:
This is where the add-in saves its data. If the key doesn't exist, create it manually and see if it works.
Version History
Added a new option: save in Windows mode. Until now you could either remove CR characters or do nothing. Now you can convert single LF characters to CR+LF pairs - convert from Unix to Windows format.
First release outside my small beta tester comunity.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stocks edged lower Friday after the latest sign of weakness in manufacturing.
Investors were disappointed by July orders for durable goods such as computers and industrial machinery, an important measure of economic health because it shows whether businesses are willing to spend to expand or improve.
In morning trading, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 18 to 13,039. The Standard & Poor's 500 fell three to 1,399. The Nasdaq composite index fell nine to 3,045.
It was likely to be the first down week for the Dow and the S&P 500 after six weeks of gains. The Dow has fallen every day this week. As usual in August, the market has been quiet. But the economic reports that have trickled out are less than positive.
Claims for unemployment insurance rose again. Chinese manufacturing fell to a nine-month low. And speculation that the Federal Reserve might step in with more help for the economy, a hope that investors clung to at midweek, dissipated quickly.
The price of crude oil fell for a second day. Demand for oil, and thus its price, falls when analysts expect the economy to slow because oil powers manufacturing and other industries.
Europe, though quiet, still showed signs of tension. Britain reported that its economy shrank in the second quarter, the latest confirmation that the country is still in recession.
The Greek prime minister met with his German and French counterparts to discuss Greece's bailout. Germany is paying much of the bill and wants Greece to cut spending and take other steps if it wants to continue getting the money. Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said Greece needs "time to breathe."
Durable goods orders, reported by the Commerce Department, fell last month after excluding gains from the transportation category. That sector is traditionally volatile, and in July it rose largely because of orders at one company, Boeing.
Software maker Autodesk skidded more than 13 percent, falling $4.88 to $30.83 after weaker-than-expected second-quarter results.
A few companies managed to buck the market's downward trend. Drugmaker Eli Lilly jumped more than 4 percent, rising $1.75 to $44.15, after reporting promising signs about a possible treatment for Alzheimer's disease.
The Madison Square Garden Co. also jumped more than 4 percent, rising $1.86 to $42.11, after the entertainment company reported that profits tripled in the fiscal fourth quarter.


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According to Jemaine Clement, in an interview for Austin360, "We've said no, but I don't know if anyone was listening. I think people might just ignore us and force us into it." But is he joking?
Maybe. "They'll inject us with something that makes us do it. If you see us in a season three you'll know that we're probably under hypnosis," Clement said. Or maybe not. At the Television Critics Association Press Tour in July, HBO President Michael Lombardo said, "We've told them that we're ready to go for a third season," and that it will happen "at some point."
Sci-Fi Comedy 'Gentlemen Broncos' Kicks Off Fantastic Fest [Austin360 via ONTD]
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We like to think the Blue Lagoon water park here at Bluestone is one of the best places for aqua fun around. But today and tomorrow (7-8 Sept) another Blue Lagoon in Pembrokeshire will be attracting some slightly more adventurous water-based thrill-seekers with the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series taking place near St David's.
The UK debut of the competition is all set to be a great spectacle that will attract visitors and TV cameras from throughout the world to our very special part of Wales.
It should be a great spectacle that will pivot Pembrokeshire on to the world stage, allowing millions of people to see the stunning beauty of the West Wales coast and the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
We're not sure we'd jump from 27 metres into the sea. But we will be jumping into our very own Blue Lagoon here at Bluestone and you're welcome to join us. There's some great activities and events always happening. And whether you just want to chill, have fun in the waves, or have a splash frenzy down the water flumes, it's all here at the Blue Lagoon water park.
So even if you do head to the Red Bull Cliff Diving World series today or tomorrow, you can always head back to us for even more splashtastic fun.
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Ascham School
Combining my Hungarian heritage with shamanism I have created masks of the hare, the horse, the deer, the fox and the owl, all of which are Hungarian spirit animals. Each mask mirrors specific characteristics of the family member wearing it. Using skills passed down by my grandmother, I knitted, crocheted and dyed, weaving stories and tales of my childhood into my work.


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Prevent Extinctions
Prevent Extinctions
What is this sound?
Courtesy of Zoos Victoria
Answer: Extinction - A wakeup call for the world!
August 26, 2009: This is the last recorded call of the Christmas Island pipistrelle (Pipistrellus murrayi).
The Christmas Island pipistrelle went extinct despite having a recovery plan, being listed Critically Endangered, and having a valiant recovery effort that included a moderate amount of research and knowledge of the species, a substantial reserve system, and some management of the threats to the species.
It is time for Bat Conservation International and all individuals, private and governmental organizations, corporations, and all interested parties to proactively take action for the conservation of the most endangered bats in the world. It is time for all of us to stand together and say through our words and deeds, "Not on our watch!" For many of these endangered bats it is not too late if we take action now!
"Monitoring is a critical part of effective species conservation, but many species are being monitored until they go extinct" Lindenmayer et al., Frontiers in Ecology, 2013.
There are currently 77 Endangered and Critically Endangered bats on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and we anticipate this number to increase as a new assessment is currently underway and as we have come to have a better understanding of the threats facing many of the world's bats. As part of BCI's new 5-Year Strategic Plan, BCI is committed to preventing extinctions and working collaboratively to help stabilize the declining populations of the world's most endangered bats. BCI has undergone a priority setting process and has selected an initial 35 priority species on which we will focus our time and resources.
To advance bat conservation for the world's most endangered bats, we plan to work collaboratively to launch Rapid Field Assessments where teams comprised of trained experts, including local leadership, undertake targeted inventories to secure the last known roost sites and, hopefully, identify previously unknown populations.
As part of this strategy, BCI will invest in local capacity and leadership, even as we learn from our local colleagues how to advance bat conservation in some of the most remote regions of the world!
Ultimately, BCI is committed to working together to achieve lasting conservation at scale. To that end, BCI will be working with stakeholders to develop and implement viable Conservation Plans based on the best information available. These conservation plans will chart a path for success and inform actions of BCI and our coalition of trusted partners for endangered bats.
BCI remains committed to the endangered bats that did not make our initial set of 35 priority species. We will work in collaboration with our trusted colleagues and expand our network of existing partners around the world to remain aware and responsive to changing circumstances.
As new information is acquired, a new crisis develops that exacerbates the situation facing bats not on our priority list, or there is a new opportunity that arises to have lasting conservation impact, BCI will be able to take action, adjust our priorities, and work together to make a difference.
BCI's Granting Programs may be a source of potential funding in support of endangered bat conservation. For promising projects focused on the conservation of endangered bats, BCI may be able to provide letters of support to endorse the project with other organizations or even in support of funding proposals. Please contact BCI if you are interested in exploring these options.
(IUCN Red List of Threatened Species)
BCI's work to prevent extinctions in Africa is currently focused on 6 of the 11 Endangered and Critically Endangered bats currently identified by the IUCN Red List.
BCI's work to prevent extinctions in Asia is currently focused on 2 of the 25 Endangered and Critically Endangered bats currently identified by the IUCN Red List.
BCI is not currently working on extinction prevention for Europe's 3 Endangered bats. BCI does, however, collaborate with several leading bat conservation groups in Europe, along with providing funding for Student Research Scholarships and Global Grassroots Grants focused in this region.
Latin America
BCI's work to prevent extinctions in Latin America is currently focused on 9 of the 15 Endangered and Critically Endangered bats currently identified by the IUCN Red List.
BCI's work to prevent extinctions in Oceania is currently focused on 16 of the 22 Endangered and Critically Endangered bats currently identified by the IUCN Red List.
United States-Canada
BCI's work to prevent extinctions in the United States & Canada is focused on the three 3 Endangered and Critically Endangered species currently identified by the IUCN Red List, the additional 5 species and sub-species that are identified as Endangered under the US Endangered Species Act, and several other bat species whose status is particularly imperiled due to serious threats like White-nose Syndrome, wind energy facilities, climate change, habitat fragmentation, and human disturbance.
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Our mission is to conserve the world's bats and their ecosystems to ensure a healthy planet.
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