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Research your Buffalo, NY USA ancestors and architecture at BuffaloResearch.com. Buffalo's oldest surviving website, founded 1993, run by a librarian.
Plus local resistance stuff.
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You, not a historian, may be wondering, what are these "primary sources" of which I speak? Here's an explainer.
buffaloresearch.com/how-do-we-kn...
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The answer is Joni Mitchell. It is always Joni Mitchell.
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For sure. If I had been tapped to write my dad's obituary, there is so much I would have gotten wrong about his education & career.
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Should you ever need to downsize, there are libraries who have cookbook collections & might want yours.
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Unless those descendants immersed themselves in primary sources the way a historian or genealogist would. Or the descendants possess primary sources that historians have not seen.
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But journalists needing quotes usually seek out only the descendants, who might just repeat sanitized or false family lore.
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FWIW, Grover Cleveland still has a living grandchild:
societyofpresidentialdescendants.org/board-of-tru...
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Fantastic, thank you!
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I'd like to know their positions on Humboldt Parkway: cap, restore, or leave as is?
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Indeed, but keep in mind that back then, your hourly wage was probably also $1.00.
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Yes, tagging, for example, is optional. They also have a browser add-on for your desktop.
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Don't know if it is a 1:1 replacement, but Raindrop.io is a bookmark manager and might do much of what you want.
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My go-to is toasted sesame oil, soy sauce & lime juice. Sprinkle directly over the bowl, then toss.
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Something you may already have seen:
centralcurrent.org/sean-kirst-a...
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Very sorry to hear it. May her memory be a blessing.
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I sometimes wonder if for some people, books are fungible & interchangeable. Putting any kind of books on the shelf means job done.
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3. The ability to have more than one out-of-office reply in effect. Such as when you know you will be out for an extended period in the future, and people are starting to schedule meetings during that time. In addition to the one you have up just for the weekend.
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Absolutely delightful feature, made me decide to go to a runway show!
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*later
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Possibly related: My mother used her strong verbal facility to mask cognitive decline/dementia for a long time. A visiting nurse layer admitted that she was thrown off by it.