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De maand begon gemakkelijk. Alex en zijn peetoom gingen lekker een paar dagen er op uit. Naar Bilbao! Een superleuke tocht, en perfect voor Alex en zijn peetoom om hun band een beetje te versterken. Het zorgde ook voor flink … Lees verder →

Ideally situated in the heart of one of the Commonwealth's wealthiest districts, Station 2LF, from Young, dominates an area of over 11,000,000 acres containing a population of nearly 106,000...

3XY operated by Efftee Broadcasters Pty. Ltd., was founded by the late F. W. Thring, well known in Australian theatrical and film circles. It began operations on September 8th, 1935...

A decade has passed since Station 2AD took the air to serve the New England Tableland...

Australian radio station 3BA Ballarat supported the Sunshine Singers. Here they are pictured at Lorne in Victoria on January 24, 1938...

2LM is owned and operated by Richmond River Broadcasters Pty. Ltd. The Studios are situated in Molesworth Street, Lismore, and the transmitter in Ballina Road, Goonellabah...

Keith Richardson did not spend his entire radio career collecting industry treasures to make his name made synonymous with radio heritage...

By Bill Hester. A teenage boy in Hibbing was older than me then, and grew up a thousand miles from my home, but he could have lived next door. We shared and searched some of the same airwaves for a few years...

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1er septembre 2001. Elliot, agent secret américain possèdent une information capitale pour l'avenir du monde... Il a disparu. Sa fille Orlando, qu'il a abandonnée dix ans auparavant, Irène, un agent secret français avec qui il a travaillé, et David, son fils adoptif, vont tout faire pour le[...]

The good folks from streaming giants Crunchyroll have sent us details for their June to September 2024 DVD and Blu-ray release schedule. ...

Italy - 38 - VALMONTONE (LAZIO) - Sells second hand Planes, ULM and helicopter LIMBACH 85 HP LIMBACH 85 HP, possible delivery and possible payment at reception: 6,500 EUR by unit. Perfect state, put into service on Monday, January 01, 2001. Quantity: 1. Last technical check: Sunday, January 12, 2020, result: OK.

SA median house prices. The biggest drop is within the Adelaide metro region. Regional SA prices have also dropped as well. With consumer confidence dropping, SA median house prices will continue to drop into the year 2009.
SA median house prices

The 20th ALUMINIUM CHINA will take place from July 9-11, 2025, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC). Organized by RX China, the event will feature over 600 diverse exhibitors showcasing the entire aluminium industry chain. With the theme "Aspirational·Limitless·Unique: 20 Years of Excellence," next year's exhibition will span over 60,000 square meters and expects to bring together [PR.com]

For individuals seeking a sculpted core and a flat stomach, a kettlebell ab workout is a dynamic, functional and efficient exercise workout to target your abdominal muscles while working your entire body.

Dragon*Con live art party this Saturday, stores selling Scarlet #2 variant cover, David Mack and Kabuki plugged at Comics Alliance & more

David Mack attending Dragon*Con this weekend, live art show, Dragon*Con & more

Kabuki body paint photo, discounted Kabuki 1/4 scale statue pre-order price, Dragon*Con photos, Kabuki HC sketches & more

Kabuki fan artwork, Circle of Blood sketches, playing soccer & more

Broken Frontier interviews David Mack, Spider Jerusalem convention sketch, Baltimore Comic-Con 2010 photo & more

Dragon*Con 2010 and live art show photos, San Diego Con Kabuki 1/4 scale statue video, Dragon*Con 2010 live art show photo & more

Return of the Dapper Men HC solicitation, Kabuki cosplay photos, Oeming comic, Kent Williams artwork & more

Photos of Kabuki body paint models at Dragon*Con, Kabuki 1/4 scale statue production numbers, Reflections TP cover, Kabuki LE sketches & more

Kabuki body paint models at Dragon*Con 2010, William Gibson, Mark Millar's movie & more

Justice League of America #52 solicitation and artwork, Fanboy Radio interviews David Mack, photo of Daredevil Marvel Masterpieces 2 sketch card & more

Scarab fan artwork, photos of Tarot card and Death convention sketch & auction spotlight

Revised Kabuki: Circle of Blood HC release date, fan approved wallpaper, new project & more

Justice League of America #51 a best-seller, two new projects, musician Geoff Keezer & more

Echo - Vision Quest HC debuts Wednesday, Dexter prequel animated episodes, book blurb & more

Convention sketch and Circle of Blood original artwork, Echo HC debuts tomorrow, RIP Sally Menke & more

Stores selling Daredevil - Echo: Vision Quest HC, extra material in Echo HC, Kabuki sketch & more

The Shy Creatures now out of print, stores selling Daredevil - Echo: Vision Quest HC, NYCC live art show in development, Art Bell & more

I dreamt that I was in the middle of the ocean in a rowboat that was tossing and turning on a rough sea. The wind howled, lightning split the sky, the rain fell in buckets and the tiny boat spun around and around until all of a sudden, just as the waves began to swell higher and higher, the rowboat turned into one of those flat saucers that I had seen towed slowly behind ski-boats with children riding on them.

I'm back from the wedding in Vancouver. A wedding is like a vacation for a genealogist. Time to catch up on family happenings in a joyous and friendly atmosphere.

On my computer, there's only 250 e-mails to respond to and a week's worth of RSS feeds to read. I've also got 2.5 GB of trip pictures and videos on my camera that I've got to clean up, organize and send to people.

I've had several small bugs reported in the new version of Behold. I should squash them in the next few days.

Noone reported this one, but on a machine with 3 GB of RAM, I found that the memory dials don't work. The Windows routines I used were old ones that used 32 bit integers and couldn't handle values over 2 GB. I think I've fixed that now, but I won't know for sure until I go back to that machine to test it.

There are "bookmarks" in Behold at every horizontal line, corresponding to every pair of people. I set it up that way when ID numbers had more relevance several versions ago.

But now if you click on a hyperlink to someone, you will go to the first person of the pair, and not necessarily to the person you intended to. Stephen let me know about this in the Behold Discussion Forum.

He's right and this needs reworking. I'm going to set it up so that both people as well as the info for the two of them each get their own bookmark so that links can go to the correct place.

While checking this, I also found a couple of bugs with the forward and backward history which use these bookmarks.

This will take a bit of debugging and some data restructure, but it's worth taking the time now and cleaning up that code.

Fixing the bookmarks was slightly more complicated than I expected.

I had been using the generated ID, eg. FAM-43 as the bookmark. But I saw that was wrong, since those IDs are specific to the run, and reorganizing may lose them or they might point to incorrect places. So I changed this to use the ID from the GEDCOM instead. This way, the bookmarks can be remembered between runs, as long as the GEDCOMs don't change.

But I had to work through each type of bookmark (individual, family, source, place, etc.) one by one to get them working, so its taking time. I'm almost done though, and should be able to wrap this up and move on in a day or two.

Finally! There are now bookmarks for the spouse and the family information. The bookmarks now internally use the GEDCOM ID number rather than the Behold generated number. The hyperlinks and Forward/Backward functions seem to work as they should. The forward/backward locations will deactivate if they cease to exist after the file is reorganized. And the right-mouse clicks select the person at the cursor correctly. That seems to be done and I've fixed a few related bugs along the way. There may be one or two bugs in the new code that I missed, but I'll rigorously test for them during the upcoming beta.

I really didn't want that to take three weeks, but if I work hard, I still may be able to get the beta out by my self-imposed deadline of the end of October, if I'm lucky.

Next: to clean up the error and warning messages in the log file.

Next on my To Do list was to redo the error messages. The idea was that I was going to list each message every time it happened along with the GEDCOM line it happened at.

But what I have already done was nicely organize the messages so that (in most cases) each message is listed only once along with a list of all the places that problem exists. Thinking about this, it actually makes more sense to show a message once with 200 references, rather than to repeat the same message 200 times for each reference.

Since Behold makes an attempt to read and interpret every variation of GEDCOM there is, many people won't care about the problems with the GEDCOMs, and are more interested in the data.

That said, Behold is very good at checking the data. So although the Log file is out of the way, it is valuable. So I will at least try to a better indication of when problems worth fixing have been found.

Sam saw my post from yesterday. He asked: "Why are the reports separate?" He suggested that instead of using the Log File, I display the warning messages in the Everything Report with the related data. For printing, Behold can have a toolbar item to toggle them on and off. He said this would eliminate the need to look at the error log and then search for the error in the main report.

That's a great idea! Basically, I can get rid of the log file completely by including that info in the Everything Report. I never really did like having to create the log file in the first place. But Sam pointed out the obvious that I might never have seen. Thank you, Sam.

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[Nile Post] As an Olympic gold medalist, Cheptegei's initiative aims to promote athletics in Uganda while supporting important social and environmental causes.

In Europe the audiobook still lurks in obscurity. With the emergence of podcasting and the attention that brings to 'all things audio', many people will give it a first or fresh look. Getting 10, 15 or even more hours of mp3 automagically pumped into your pod (of whatever kind) obviously won't do the trick. 'Books by Chapter' could though, as could short stories, columns, editorials, magazine

(Telecompaper) Russian mobile and electronics retail chain M.Video-Eldorado announced that its gross merchandise value (GMV) sold grew by 8 percent to RUB 387 billion in January to September of this year...

When it comes to protecting sensitive information like financial data, personal information, and intellectual property, encryption has become a must. By scrambling data through the use of algorithms, only those with access to decryption keys are able to read what's being secured. Encrypted traffic has fulfilled its intended mission: to lock down data. But, could it simultaneously be helping bad actors slip by undetected? And could encrypted traffic actually make it harder for network defenders to spot threats before it's too late? To find out, we sat down with Phil Owens, VP of customer solutions at Stamus Networks. Phil believes… [Continue Reading]

The ability to share secure links for video calls is just one of the privacy-focused messaging app's new features.

This episode kicks off the new "A Year in Time" series with the Church New Year. Find out why we celebrate a new year in September, and what Caesar Augustus and St. John the Baptist have in common. We'll also read through a section of the beautiful Akathist "Glory to God for All Things." Happy New Year!