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The long-awaited USA version of the British hit Who Do You Think You Are with Lisa Kudrow, Sarah Jessica Parker and Susan Sarandon originally advertised to be shown on NBC on April 20, has been postponed according the NBC Publicity Department in Burbank, CA . At this point there is no known date for airing.
Ancestors Magazine, published by The National Archives in England, has a brief help wanted on the magazine's blog: Deputy editor wanted
posted: 03/04/2009 2:12pm Penny, our deputy editor, is leaving the magazine. We are looking for somebody to replace her. If you have proven journalistic skills, a passion for family history and can work at our office at The National Archives, please get in touch by 16 April at latest.
The office is at Kew, Richmond, Surrey. Details are available at: Read the rest of the story »
Groves is an expert in statisical sampling-- which many Republicans oppose for the census. Groves is a former Census Bureau associate director of statistical design, who served from 1990-92. He has spent decades researching ways to improve survey response rates. If confirmed by the Senate, he will take the helm less than a year before the decennial count, which has been beset by partisan bickering and will be used to apportion House seats and allocate billions in federal dollars. Groves, 60,... Read the rest of the story »
I spent some time in India about four years ago and was impressed by the lack of cemeteries. As a genealogist, I was very aware that cremation is prevalent manner of disposing of bodies. In my time there, I saw exactly one cemetery. In fact, my companions and I stopped to look at it and it seems that most of the headstones listed European names. I was reminded of that experience tonight when I read the following announcement about some other cemeteries in the city of Calcutta (or Kolkata as the... Read the rest of the story »
I worked almost two straight days on the comments problem on the new EOGN Plus Edition web site but was unable to resolve the problem. The software producer's Tech Support department was also unable to help. I gave up and installed a different software product. I believe the problems are fixed. At least the comments work well for me in testing. I'd appreciate it if a few Plus Edition subscribers would test it also. To go to the Plus Edition Subscribers' web site: - first go to...
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When Mr. and Mrs. George Fry landed on the shores of Massachusetts not long after the Pilgrims, they carried with them a secret that remained hidden for nearly four centuries. Their genes harbored a quirk that would travel through 16 generations of Americans, leaving a legacy of colon cancer. Now a Utah scientist, herself a descendant of Mayflower voyagers and Benjamin Franklin, has discovered the Fry family history. Working with both cancer records and genealogy records, researchers found a... Read the rest of the story »
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