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Le nautisme et la mer doivent devenir un axe essentiel du développement de la Guadeloupe. Réconciliation, réappropriation, vertus cathartiques, verrou psychologique qui saute... Victorin Lurel empl...

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Genealogy software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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    Wikipedia article discussing genealogy software
Julie Cahill Tarr

List of Online Mewspaper Archives - 14 views

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    via Wikipedia Has listings for several countries including each US state.
Moultrie Creek

Family Matters: Why aren't genealogists all over Wikipedia? - 0 views

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    This article discusses Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, and how family historians can submit biographical information about their ancestors.
Margaret Harris

Genealogy's Star: The genealogists' ubiquitous flash drives - 0 views

  • Wearing a flash drive around your neck on a strap has become the badge of the genealogist researcher. It is obvious that with ample storage space for most research needs in a conveniently small and light package, the flash drive is almost indispensable. But how reliable are they? Should flash drives be used for "long term" storage of data? What should I be using to archive my valuable digital files?
  • lack of reliability of flash drives
  • concerns expressed three or four years ago may no longer apply.
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  • Leaving a flash drive in your car on a sunny day may cook it.
  • how do you go about answering the questions of reliability, long term storage and using flash drives as an alternative to external hard drives.
  • flash drives are very prone to loss. The Mesa Regional Family History Center has a drawer dedicated to lost flash drives, usually left in the computers by the users.
  • flash drives are not immortal, they are subject to failure. Because of their relatively small cost, it would be wise to replace the drives periodically, perhaps once a year or so.
  • If the choice is no backup or a flash drive, the decision is obvious, backups are important and necessary. But perhaps you might have one flash drive for backup and keep it in a secure location and another to carry around so people will know you are a serious genealogist.
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    A discussion on the reliability of flash drives.
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