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Daily Archives: January 29, 2019
The Plot Against the Principality of Sealand
Thank you to Threlkd ONS (The Threlkeld One-Name Study) on Twitter – https://twitter.com/ThrelkeldStudy for this story. You can see the website at http://thetribune.news/#/. The linked article is https://narratively.com/the-plot-against-the-principality-of-sealand/ – worth a read. I knew of Sealand because it has been mentioned … Continue reading
Posted in History, Military History, Social Media
Tagged I Haven't Seen It All, World War II, YouTube
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Understanding Cemetery Symbols Part I – BillionGraves
I saw this in an e-mail today, https://blog.billiongraves.com/2019/01/29/understanding-the-cemetery-symbols-on-your-ancestors-gravestones/. Part II should be posted next week. Some earlier links on the BillionGraves (BG) blog are https://blog.billiongraves.com/2013/08/20/headstone-symbolism-part-1/ and https://blog.billiongraves.com/2013/12/21/headstone-symbolism-part-2/. I urge caution on headstone symbols as sometimes the person or family liked … Continue reading
Clean Romance Novel by Shawna Lynn Brooks Kickstarter Campaign
I don’t read too many romance novels. This Kickstarter campaign, https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/699797994/all-bets-are-off-a-clean-romance-novel, showed up in my list recently. It ends Tuesday, February 5 2019 1:54 PM CST. It’s about 15% of the way to its goal of $3.500. It has one … Continue reading
Is Poor Man’s Copyright Valid in the United States?
Standard Disclaimer: I am not an attorney and any comments I post are not intended, nor should they be construed, as legal advice. If you need legal advice, please consult a legal expert who is familiar with the area of … Continue reading
Full Genomes DNA Company
Update: I added YouTube link that I found that was mentioned in a Facebook group about Full Genomes long read test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJnI8I9WitE&t=2814s&fbclid=IwAR1JYOfw3U_UkRs-GPEyP7iKoAmWpkqpVsy5aV9BFhT1sbts703M9wbfqL4 (look at around 39 minutes, 57 seconds for the discussion if you don’t see it initially). I would … Continue reading
Posted in Bloggers, DNA, Social Media
Tagged Applegate Genealogy Blog, Blogs, DNA, Facebook, Full Genomes, ISOGG, Y-DNA, YFull, YouTube
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Telling Time in Japanese — American in Korea
You may wonder why I put Japanese things on a blog called “American in Korea.” I put Japanese things here because I listen. I have a follower who left a comment for me that he looks for Japanese things in … Continue reading
81 Year Old Finds 103 Year Old Mother After 61 Year Search
This is one for the “I Haven’t Seen It All” list. An 81 year old woman finds her 103 year old mother. It only took 61 years – https://extra.ie/2019/01/26/news/irish-news/eileen-macken-81-finds-biological-mother-alive-after-61-year-search.
Garden of Eden, Lucas, Kansas
Lucas, Kansas is home to some very unusual things. I haven’t made it to Lucas yet, but it’s on my Bucket List. Among some of the items are the Garden of Eden: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_P._Dinsmoor#Garden_of_Eden. You can also view their website: http://www.garden-of-eden-lucas-kansas.com/index.htm … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlas Obscura, Facebook, Find-A-Grave, Kansas, Scenic Byways, Trip Advisor, Yelp, YouTube
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Captain Crunch Chicken — I Am a M.E.S.
Hi friends! Tonight, I will be sharing a recipe that changed the way I eat fried chicken! My mother-in-law introduced Preston and I to this Pioneer Woman recipe last year, and my mom has also made it for me a … Continue reading
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