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Daily Archives: January 30, 2019
Another Big Y-700 Update – Through the Trees Blog Facebook Page
In addition to Roberta’s Big Y-700 – Another Big Y-700 Update – Through the Trees Blog Facebook Page announcement that I posted earlier, I found another announcement from Shannon Christmas on his blog’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/throughthetreesblog/?__tn__=%2CdkCH-R-R&eid=ARC-OwlAmDNU3cn1H_xTTIhBNKPl1kJdDAdFfD7yXSV5yy7zDsXVXRx7jP-g9TwO87mlIhK5WlDjQDnr&hc_ref with a link to the … Continue reading
The Big Y Test Increases Again to Big Y-700 — DNAeXplained – Genetic Genealogy
In Japan, at the Tanabata or Star Festival, attendees write their wishes on tanzaku, or small ribbon-like colorful pieces of paper and hang them on the tanzaku bamboo tree. For a very long time, Y DNA project administrators pestered Bennett … Continue reading
YSEQ.net Sale Ends Tomorrow, January 31, 2019
If you are wanting individual Y-DNA SNP testing at a great price, YSEQ.net is a good alternative. The sale ends tomorrow, January 31, 2019. I have used their services for a couple of Y-DNA SNP tests. They don’t offer matching, … Continue reading
Tello Cell Phone New Low Prices and Half-Off First Month Sale Ends January 31, 2019
Tello New Low Prices and Half-Off First Month Sale Ends January 31, 2019 I have talked about Tello cell service before: Tello MVNO Last Day to Save and a few other posts. If you are in an area with good … Continue reading
40 Years of Nautical Piracy — Adventures In Mapping
Here is a map showing 40 years (and 8,000 incidents) of nautical piracy. Data with heavily overlapping points, like this, can obscure areas of ultra high-frequency, looking no different from moderate clusters of activity. Aggregation can be a good … Continue reading
Thank You for Following My Blog
Thank you to all of you who follow my blog, including those who follow it on Twitter, Facebook, or any other social media. I finally hit 100 Followers yesterday, not counting those who choose to follow by e-mail which is … Continue reading
Weirdness Wednesdays January 30, 2019
In doing research to see how high above sea level the town of Nederland, Colorado sits: The elevation in the center of town is 8,234 feet (2,510 m) above sea level. – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nederland,_Colorado, I came across a great Weirdness Wednesday … Continue reading
Teri Again Blog – First Major Decision
As I mentioned, part of my blogging will be highlighting posts from bloggers I Follow. It may be through re-blogging or through sharing a link to a particular blog post. I chose the blog Teri Again – https://teriagain.com/, and specifically, … Continue reading
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