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Monthly Archives: November 2011
FTDNA Conference 2011 – Q&A Panel
At the end of the first day of the Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators, those who made presentations answered questions from the audience. Mike Hammer and Thomas Krahn SOURCE: Mike Hammer and Thomas Krahn (Houston, Harris … Continue reading
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FTDNA Conference 2011 – Steve Morse – Part 1
At the Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators, Steve Morse, PhD presented a talk on “One Step Webpages Part I: A Potpourri of Genealogical Search Tools”. Steve Morse SOURCE: Steve Morse (Houston, Harris County, Texas); photographed by … Continue reading
FTDNA Conference 2011 – Peter Hrechdakian
At the Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators, Peter Hrechdakian presented a talk entitled “The Armenian DNA Project”. Peter Hrechdakian SOURCE: Peter Hrechdakian (Houston, Harris County, Texas); photographed by Stephen J. Danko on 05 November 2011. The … Continue reading
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FTDNA Conference 2011 – David Pike
At the Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators, David Pike, PhD presented a talk entitled “Phasing & Other Analysis of Family Finder Results”. David Pike SOURCE: David Pike (Houston, Harris County, Texas); photographed by Stephen J. Danko … Continue reading
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FTDNA Conference 2011 – Bruce Walsh
At the Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators, Bruce Walsh, PhD presented a talk entitled “Genetic Genealogy Q&A”. I was particularly interested in this talk because, while I know quite a bit about Y-DNA and mitochondrial DNA … Continue reading
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FTDNA Conference 2011 – Spencer Wells
After introductory remarks by Bennett Greenspan and Max Blankfeld who announced, among other things, a new collaboration between Family Tree DNA and Archives.com, Spencer Wells, PhD took the podium to present “Genographic Project Update: New from the Field.” Spencer Wells … Continue reading
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Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators
I attended the Seventh International Family Tree DNA Conference for Group Administrators which was held on 05 November 2011 – 06 November 2011. I am an administrator for five surname projects at Family Tree DNA: Busi, Czwalga/Swalga, Danko, Dziurzynski, and … Continue reading
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Final Sights in the Roman Forum
As I prepared to leave the Roman Forum, the final sights I photographed were the Basilica of Maxentius, a series of arches between the Temple of Romulus and the Basilica of Maxentius, the Church of Santa Francesca Romana, and a … Continue reading
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The Palatine Hill
Atop the Palatine Hill are the remains of an ancient temple, presumably dedicated to Jupiter Stator. This temple was the site of Cicero’s first oration against Cataline in 63 BC. Around the niches, there are remnants of mosaics, and above … Continue reading
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The Farnese Gardens
The Palatine Hill overlooks the Roman Forum. The buildings of the Farnese Gardens can be seen from the Forum itself, and the approach to the Palatine Hill is through these buildings. The Farnese Gardens were constructed as a summer residence … Continue reading
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