Friday, December 9, 2011
I am voting for the first time, and am trying to complete this absentee ballot. There are many questions concerning state judges, but when I search the names online I dint get any information on the judges themselves. If anyone can help me out that would be great.
Its also a shame that there are 6 candidates listed, and most of the nation only know that 2 exist.
Its also ridiculous how the constitutional amendment questions are worded so poorly. |||go to your state's board of elections (i.e Maryland Board Of Elections)
type in the judges name and take it from there
My son's father, whom he has never known, is currently in the army. I have been trying to find a way to contact him, or at least find out some kind of information on his well-being. Can anyone help me?|||Due to security requirements you can't use the world wide locator so you'll have to contact the Enlisted Records and Evaluation Center's (EREC) Customer Service Center at 1-866-771-6357. You can try military.com, but it only works if the soldier registered with the site. Otherwise, it's pretty useless.|||Go to http://www.globemaster.de/faq/locator.ht鈥?/a>
or http://www.globemaster.de/links/Governme鈥?/a>
Personnel/
It has lots of links including redcross and other ways to contact by phone, writing or emailing.|||wikipedia.|||military.com use the budy finder
I need information on the way of life back then and how the place looked, especifically the city of San Juan.|||Here are some websites that I found that had a lot of info:
http://welcome.topuertorico.org/city/san鈥?/a>
http://www.solboricua.com/sanjuan.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Juan%2C鈥?/a>
http://www.caribbeantown.com/puerto_rico鈥?/a>|||www.wikipedia.org for a history. Google "San Juan" and "history" and you should get the rest.
I am purchasing a horse that is microchiped how do I change the owner information?|||Ask the people you're buying her from. Usually, all it takes is calling the appropriate company and re-registering the chip. There will likely be a fee of $5 - 20, depending on the company.|||I'm not certain, but the owner info may not be on the chip. It is most likely just an ID number that would be connected to a new owner through the registry or whoever keeps the database for the chip. Check with the vet who implanted it.|||The first step is to contact the registry with which the horse is registered. They will tell you what to do. Fact: Some registry's require mandatory micro-chipping, like Freisiens. Depends on the breed.|||Well, the association with which the horse is registered has nothing to do with any microchipping as this is right now a personal choice to do so. Before you purchase the horse ask the owners to contact the vet that microchipped the horse and have a release signed by the vet, stating the horse is changing owners hands and the microchip should either be reset to where there is no longer any information on it, or to where your info is placed on it. Make sure you have the horse's papers or transfer papers if you haven't yet switched the names over to varify that the horse is in fact yours. IF the horse is unregistered have a bill of sale handy.
If you can't use the previous owners vet for some reason, take the horse to yours. They will scan the chip, and pull up the horses' info. Then they will change the previous owners information to your updated one.
Be aware that if you don't have proof of purchase on the horse, a vet will show you the door.
My suggestion is try to get the info switched with the owners vet who placed the chip, as the owners would be able to go with you and varify in person so there is no problems or accusations of theft.
I am a renaissance actor and am looking for information on the dress, daily activities and behaviors of 16th century priests, specifically Jesuit ones if I can. I am having a horrible time googling good answers, especially on the manner of dress, did they wear a monks robes or something else?|||A good place to start would be to read the Rule of Saint Benedict: http://www.osb.org/rb/text/toc.html#toc
With love in Christ.
She died in Tennessee in 1956. She was accidentally shot by her husband Frank Dickinson. I am unable to find any information regarding this and I am quite curious about this chapter of my family history.|||I would start with newspapers in the area at that time. Most have copies of old papers on microfiche, if they are not digitized, and one might have either a story about the shooting, or an obituary. There may be court records available if there was any type of inquest. County or State death records would also be good things to check out.|||www.genesreunited.com
My great uncle was in the secret service working on the atomic bomb project when he went missing. I need to know how I can find information about him. Who would have documents related to his recruitment, projects he may have been involved with, or his release papers. Thank you so much.|||If you are speaking of the U.S. Secret Service, I think you are mistaken, the Secret Service has NEVER worked on an atomic bomb project. They investigate fraud and protect the President. They would have no reason what so ever to work on an atomic bomb project. Also, you should contact the FBI if you are in need of finding a missing person, the Secret Service doesn't handle that either. Good luck.|||NCIC is a computerized index of criminal justice information (i.e.- criminal ..... the missing person. M. U.S. Secret Service Protective File: See G, above. ...|||That's quite a tall tale
I take it by Great Uncle and Atomic Bomb we are talking about the 1950 NCIC would not have existed then so it would not be there.
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