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package hu.pazsitz.pacuse.tests.helpers;

import hu.pazsitz.pacuse.pages.AbstractPage;

import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.support.PageFactory;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterClass;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeMethod;

public class TestBase {

    protected WebDriver webDriver;

    protected String server;

    protected String websiteUrl;

    @BeforeClass
    public void init() {
        server = "";
        webDriver = new SharedDriver();

        Waiters.setWebDriver(webDriver);
    }

    @BeforeMethod
    public void initMethod() {
        webDriver.manage().deleteAllCookies();
    }

    @AfterClass(alwaysRun = true)
    public void tearDown() {
        if (webDriver != null) {
            webDriver.quit();
        }
    }

    protected void loadPage(AbstractPage pageImpl) {
        String pageUrl = server + pageImpl.getUrl();
        pageImpl.getWebDriver().get(pageUrl);
        PageFactory.initElements(webDriver, pageImpl);
    }

    public WebDriver getWebDriver() {
        return webDriver;
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Is there a working search function on RCU?
Can't get any results newer than 2010 when using search function. What';s the deal????
RE: Is there a working search function on RCU?
I can't either. Very dissapointing.
My best search is always to use the google search below and put my username in it too. It works pretty well.
When I used the search at the bottom of the page, and searched for search, it only gave me 'new' results.


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Arteether: Risks of Two-Week Administration in Macaca mulatta
J. M. Petras, D. E. Kyle, M. Gettayacamin, G. D. Young, R. A. Bauman, H. K. Webster, K. D. Corcoran, J. O. Peggins, M. A. Vane, T. G. Brewer
Affiliations: 1 Division of Neurosciences, and Division of Experimental Therapeutics, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Washington, District of Columbia; Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangkok, Thailand
Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 56, Issue 4, 1 Apr 1997, p. 390 - 396
Male rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) were administered daily doses of the antimalarial drug arteether. The 14-day treated group received either 24 mg/kg/day, 16 mg/kg/day, or 8 mg/kg/day. The seven-day treatment group received either 24 mg/kg/day or 8 mg/kg/day. All control cases in each group received the sesame oil vehicle alone. Neurologic signs were absent for animals in the seven and 14-day treatment groups except for one monkey which showed diffuse piloerection on day 14, and another monkey receiving 24 mg/kg/day for seven days showed mild lethargy after the fourth day. Mild, sporadic anorexia was noted in all animals by day 14, and a single animal showed diffuse piloerection on day 14. Surgical anesthesia preceded killing by exsanguination and was accompanied by perfusion fixation of the central nervous system. Brain sections were cut and then stained for study by light microscopy. Evidence of neuronal pathology, both descriptive and numerical, was collected. The neuroanatomic and neuropathologic findings demonstrated that arteether produced extensive brainstem injury when administered for 14 days. The magnitude of brainstem neurotoxicity was dose-dependent, where injury was greatest at the 24 mg/kg/day dose level, less at the 16 mg/kg/day dose level, and least at the 8 mg/kg/day dose level. Arteether induced multiple systems injury to brainstem nuclei of 1) the reticular formation (cranial and caudal pontine nuclei, and medullary gigantocellular and paragigantocellular nuclei); 2) the vestibular system (medial, descending, superior, and lateral nuclei); and 3) the auditory system (superior olivary nuclear complex and trapezoid nuclear complex). The vestibular nuclei and the reticular formation were most severely injured, with the auditory system affected less. The cranial nerve nuclei (somatic and splanchnic) appeared to escape damage, with the exception of the abducens nerve nucleus. The same brainstem nuclear groups of seven-day treated monkeys appeared normal. The statistical data are concordant with the descriptive data in demonstrating neurotoxic effects. In summary, no neurologic deficits were detected in any of the vehicle control monkeys (14-day and seven-day cases). Monkeys in the 14-day treatment group were free of clinical neurologic signs throughout the first week. At day 14, fine horizontal nystagmus was seen in one monkey, and another monkey exhibited diffuse piloerection. Monkeys in the seven-day treatment group were free of clinical neurologic signs except for one case. This monkey was treated with 24/mg/kg/day of arteether and exhibited lethargy after the fourth day. These indications of dysfunction arose too late to be practical indicators of neurotoxicity.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The Speech and Language Therapists are Bethany Driver, who is the Speech and Language Therapy Team Leader, and Amanda Smith. Both Therapists are onsite full time, and are supported by Christine Mitchell, Therapy Assistant. Speech and Language Therapy may address a variety of speech, language, and communication needs, including receptive and expressive language, memory skills, phonological awareness, and social communication skills. Bethany is also a Registered Provider for Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation (JIAS), a programme which involves listening to music specifically designed to stimulate the nerve pathways into and within the brain - in particular the areas dealing with language. More information about JIAS can be found at www.johansenias.com.
The Speech and Language Therapists are available on parent's evenings to talk to parents/carers, and are happy to talk at other times by arrangement either in person or by phone. They may also be contacted by email at bethany.driver@frewencollege.co.uk and amanda.smith@frewencollege.co.uk.
Word Finding Difficulties are often experienced by individuals with Dyslexia (http://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/dyslexic/dyslexia-and-specific-learning-difficulties-in-adults#Dyslexia).
Some of the Sixth Form students chose to work together within their Speech and Language Therapy sessions to make an information video about Word Finding Difficulties (WFD).
The students worked as a team to produce and manage every aspect of the video. From writing their scripts and presenting, to the filming and editing. Younger students from Frewen College volunteered to take part in the information video.
The aim of the video is to explain strategies students and teachers can use to facilitate word retrieval. All of the students involved were active members in the making of the video and can now explain and demonstrate all of the strategies!
Copies of the WFD poster that the students made for the video have been put up in the classrooms.
We want to thank the students who volunteered to be part of the video. Special thanks to Stephan (Sixth Form student) who spent a lot of his free time editing it.
We hope that you enjoy it and find it useful!
It shows people that dyslexics do struggle with things like that. It shows how it could be confusing for some people.
The video tells me that I am not alone struggling with words.


Even while she was still waiting for the child for which she had hoped and prayed, Hannah still got up in the morning and worshiped God first. At long last, she finally gave birth to a son. The Lord remembered her.
God created each of us exactly as we are. God knows our deepest hopes and dreams for our lives, even when those prayers are hard to put into words. Even when the answers don't come exactly when or how we want them to. Despite Hannah's prayers for a child, she and her husband Elkanah also played their own part in making her dream a reality. What hope do you have for your own life? How might you prayerfully work alongside God to make that hope a reality?
God, help keep my heart turned toward you. You are faithful to humankind; may I be faithful to you in return. Amen.


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New Report Shows San Francisco Is Even Richer Than Last Year
It's probably not a surprise that San Francisco is a very wealthy city, but a new American Community Survey (ACS) by the U.S. Census Bureau gives us a shocking new picture of just how wealthy the City by the Bay actually is. What might be surprising is that growth is slowing and that San Francisco is becoming somewhat more diverse.
The median household income is going up
If you feel that the city is getting richer every day, it's not your imagination. According to the report, which is sort of a mini yearly census, the median household income in San Francisco is $103,801 per year. That's up more than $10,000 from just a year ago when it was "just" $92,100. It's also nearly double the national median income, which is $57,617 per year.
The median home price in San Francisco is about $1.5 million. The average apartment rental is pushing $4,000.
Population growth is slowing
There's small consolation in the fact that growth in San Francisco seems to have slowed, at least somewhat. In the last year, the city only grew by 6,000 people. In the previous few years, growth was almost double that. This could be the beginning of a cost of living related exodus that's been predicted for a while.
Only about 2,600 new housing units were built to accommodate the 6,000 new residents. That's down from 3,500 new units in 2014 and 2015 and more than 5,500 before that.
The city is getting younger and more diverse
San Francisco, along with the rest of the country, is getting younger. The median age both in the Fog City and across the country is going down. In 2016, it was 38 years old, down from 38.3 just one year before.
While the Bay Area is relatively diverse, San Francisco is still majority white, but not by much, and the percentage is going down.
According to this latest batch of numbers, those identifying as caucasian make up 51 percent of SF's population, down from 51.1 percent last year and 54.4 percent in 2010.
The city's black population is 6.3 percent, up a hair from last year's 6.2 but down from 6.9 at the beginning of the decade. The Asian-identifying population rose to 37.8, up 0.3 percent year over year. And the Hispanic/Latino population declined a tiny 0.1 percent to 15.2.
Source: SF Curbed
Featured image via Jeff Gunn/Flickr.
American community survey census cost of living San Francisco San Francisco cost of living


Anne L. Foundas, M.D. and Edward G. Conture, Ph.D.
Editor's note: The Stuttering Foundation is pleased to support this new research.
Our knowledge of the biological bases of developmental stuttering has been greatly enhanced by recent results of brain imaging and physiological studies. Taken together, these complementary methods have begun to provide converging evidence about the brain regions that may be affected in individuals who stutter. For example, there is strong evidence that dysfunctions in auditory cortical brain regions may contribute to developmental stuttering. Related to these findings, numerous investigators have studied how altered auditory feedback may influence speech fluency in individuals with developmental stuttering (e.g., Armson, Kiefte, Mason, & DeCroos, 2006; Stuart, Kalinowski, Armson, Stenstrom & Jones, 1996; Van Riper, 1973, pp. 116-139). These alterations have involved such procedures as low-pass and high-pass auditory masking (e.g., Conture, 1974), delayed auditory feedback (DAF) (Van Riper, 1973), and frequency altered feedback (FAF) (Armson et al., 2006). To greater or lesser degrees, these various alterations in speaker's auditory feedback for speech have been shown to reduce stuttering during reading as well as conversational speech. However, what is still unknown is whether there are predictable relationships between auditory cortical brain regions (structure and function) and changes in stuttering to altered auditory feedback.
In our first volumetric MRI study of developmental stuttering we found structural anomalies within a discrete brain region " a portion of auditory temporal cortex (Foundas et al, 2001). Other studies have found atypical activation-deactivation in this same brain region and atypical physiological responses when adults who stutter are compared to adults who do not stutter (for review, Brown et al, 2005). In a subsequent study we found that adults with developmental stuttering and atypical auditory temporal anatomy had enhanced fluency with DAF, but adults with developmental stuttering and typical anatomy showed less improvement under conditions of DAF (Foundas et al, 2004).
Although alteration in auditory feedback for speech appears effective, at least in the short term, for some individuals who stutter, there is a limited understanding of the means by which stuttering changes as a result of alterations in speakers" air-borne auditory feedback for speech and language. With recent advances in digital technology, however, one such device has been widely marketed and empirically studied, that is, the SpeechEasy (2001).
The SpeechEasy is a small device which looks and fits like a hearing aid. This device works in essence by "playing a copy" of the person's own speech in their ear after shifting the pitch as well as creating a temporal delay in the acoustic output of their speech production. According to SpeechEasy's associated marketing literature, such adjustments or alterations in auditory feedback for speech supposedly mimic the effects of choral reading. One empirical study (Armson et al., 2006) showed that the SpeechEasy reduced stuttering events by 49%, 36%, and 74% respectively for conversation, monologue, and reading. Fluency was even more enhanced in all speaking conditions with the instruction to deliberately prolong vowels.
At present, there are several unanswered questions: How does the SpeechEasy device work at the level of the auditory cortex? How does the SpeechEasy device relate to brain anatomy and function? Our research group is interested in investigating these important questions. Our research group at Tulane, in collaboration with Dr. Edward G. Conture and colleagues at Vanderbilt, are conducting pilot studies to objectively examine the SpeechEasy in a small group of adults with persistent developmental stuttering.
Overall, results of this study should provide crucial, objective information for further, larger-scale study of this device, particularly relative to how cortical activity and structure relates to those who do versus those who do not benefit from using the device. The proposed studies have considerable theoretical and clinical significance. The proposed studies should provide a biological framework that will allow us to learn more about the structure and function of auditory cortical regions in adults who do and do not stutter. Furthermore, it is thought that such studies may lead to more targeted interventions using the SpeechEasy to help those individuals with developmental stuttering seeming most able to receive benefit from such treatment.
Armson, J., Kiefte, M., Mason, J., De Croos, D. (2006). The effects of SpeechEasy on stuttering frequency in laboratory conditions. Journal of Fluency Disorders, 31, 137-152.
Brown S., Ingham R.J., Ingham, J.C., Laird, A.R., Fox, P.T. (2005). Stuttered and fluent speech production: an ALE meta-analysis of functional neuroimaging studies. Human Brain Mapping, 25, 105-17.
Conture, E. (1974). Some effects of noise on the speaking behavior of stutterers. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 17, 714-723.
Foundas, A.L., Bollich AM, Corey, D., Hurley, M., Heilman, K. (2001).Anomalous anatomy of speech-language areas in adults with persistent developmental stuttering. Neurology, 57, 207-215.
Foundas, A.L., Bollich, A.M., Feldman. J., Corey, D.M., Hurley, M., Heilman, K.M. (2004). Atypical planum temporale anatomy in stuttering: Relationship to delayed auditory feedback. Neurology. 63: 1640-1646.
Stuart, A., Kalinowski, J., Armson, J., Strenstrom, R., Jones, K. (1996). Fluency effect of frequency alternations of plus/minus one-half and one-quarter octave shifts in auditory feedback of people who stutter. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 39, 396-401.
Van Riper, C. (1973). The Treatment of Stuttering. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, Inc.
Country music star Mel Tillis entertained audiences around the world.
I am writing in response to "The importance of voice" (May 29), which mentioned that famous actor James Earl Jones struggled with stuttering. Another famous voice that you cited was the trademark breathy voice of Marilyn Monroe; however, you did not make mention of the fact that Marilyn Monroe also struggled with stuttering at various points in her life, sometimes very painfully.
In November 2010, worldwide movie audiences were presented with a most interesting and unusual movie release with The King's Speech, starring Colin Firth as King George VI and Helena Bonham Carter as his wife Elizabeth.
Unfortunately, history may have forgotten the courageous and inspiring story of Prince Albert who stuttered badly and never dreamed that he would ever be king when his older brother, King Edward VIII, abruptly abdicated the throne in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson, an American divorcee.
Alan Rabinowitz, Ph.D., is an explorer, wildlife conservationist, and author. He established the Hukawng Valley Tiger Reserve in northern Myanmar, which is about the size of the state of Vermont.
His love for animals began when he was very young.


A fire in a housing block in a southern district of the Chinese capital, Beijing, has killed 19 people and injured eight others, reports say.
It took firefighters several hours to bring the overnight blaze under control. The cause is not yet known.
However, Beijing police say they have detained a number of suspects.
The blaze broke out in Daxing district, an area mostly inhabited by migrant workers from the inner provinces who often require cheaper accommodation.
The area where the fire began also hosts several small clothing factories.
It took more than 30 fire engines containing 14 firefighting teams more than three hours to extinguish the fire.
Some of those trapped inside the building are now being treated in hospital, the fire department said.
The fire comes amid rising tension in Beijing over a beautification campaign implemented by the authorities in the city centre intended to close unsightly market stalls.
Rights campaigners say the drive has included the forced removal of migrant workers further from the city centre.
Deadly fires are routine in China, where safety regulations are often flouted and enforcement rules regularly ignored.


RTÉ News has learned that two more long-term unidentified bodies have now been identified using a new process to extract DNA profiles.
It comes just over a week after news emerged that another long-term missing persons case – Limerick man Gussie Shanahan – was solved due to developments in DNA technology.
The case of Margaret Glennon from Baldoyle in north County Dublin, who disappeared in May 1995, has just been solved.
It was confirmed that human remains found near Swords in 2014 have been identified as those of the 59-year-old.
The disappearance of James Gallagher has also been solved with confirmation that human remains found in 2002 in Dublin are those of the teenager.
The 18-year-old from Cabra had vanished in February 1999.
The news of both identifications were communicated to the Glennon and Gallagher families in recent days.
These developments come following recent work by Forensic Science Ireland to extract DNA from human remains that may have lain undiscovered for years, or in some cases, decades.
There is still no complete picture of the number of unidentified remains there actually is in the country, with no one person in charge of compiling a complete list of such cases.


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De Gea defining in crucial United win at Arsenal
Posted By: Tim Adams 4th December 2017
Rarely have Charles Darwin and David De Gea been mentioned in the same sentence. Perhaps never.
Yet the Spaniard's performance against Arsenal was so spectacular that it optimised the transformation of a skinny teenager arriving at the gates of Carrington in 2011, to undoubtedly the world's best shot-stopper.
Darwin's memorable quote: 'It is not the strongest of species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change', is, in essence, a metaphor for De Gea's Manchester United career.
Early mistakes, from poise in the box to positioning, were seen as motivational tools rather than excuses. De Gea always had the agility and stamina to match the creme de la creme of the goalkeeping hemisphere but lacked the strength and confidence against the consistent power and intensity of the Premier League.
To commit £17 million to a teenager was a brave call, but Sir Alex Ferguson's decision to buy the Spaniard was a no-brainer for United, having missed a League Cup game against Scunthorpe to travel to Spain to scout him.
His 14 saves against The Gunners was the joint most in league history, alongside Tim Krul and Vito Mannone, but it was the style and timing of them which caught the eye.
Going into the match Arsenal had won their previous 12 home games and even though United took a 2-0 lead through Antonio Valencia and Jesse Lingard, Arsene Wenger's front three battered and bruised the United rear-guard but could not find a breakthrough.
De Gea's reflex saves from Hector Bellerin and Alexandre Lacazette were routine, but it was his reaction time just before the break that stunned everyone in the stadium and watching at home, clawing the ball from behind after it had taken an awkward deflection off Lukaku.
With United under the cosh, it was no surprise to see Arsenal pull a goal back, and just before the hour mark, an equaliser seemed inevitable.
Or so we thought. With the noise of the stadium increasing minute by minute it was down to De Gea once again to prevent an explosive eruption of jubilation, grasping at a Lacazette shot and then subsequently preventing Alexis Sanchez tapping in the rebound with his leg.
It was one of the saves which proved so crucial because the timing was integral to the outcome of the match. If Arsenal had scored then the momentum that they had built could have taken them to victory, but instead, The Gunners found themselves 3-1 down within 15 minutes, hit with a sucker punch on the counter.
If one save could sum up De Gea it would've been that, but what's so impressing is the Spaniard's concentration and ability to read the game. Undoubtedly a master of his trade.


The Plant Variety Protection and Seed Act designates particularly important kinds of plants as 'designated seeds and seedlings' and obligates the trader to attach the label that tells prescribed items to those for sale. The Act also prescribes the criteria to be met regarding production, handling, etc. of designated vegetable seeds.NCSS implements label examinations and seed quality testing, provides guidance to seed producers and traders for ensuring appropriate distribution of seeds and seedlings, and issues seed quality certificates.NCSS is also concerned in official control of GM seed and seedling distribution.
Label examination and quality test of seed (germination, variety purity, seed health, GM seed, etc.).
Quality testing (germination, purity, moisture, seed health, other seeds) and issue of International seed Analysis certificates.Measurement of radioactivity of seed and issue of test report.
Inspection of records the production of seed and examination of variety purity.
Needs for seed health test and GM seed analysis are increasing under such circumstances that seed distribution is more internationalized.NCSS is an accredited member laboratory of International Seed Testing Association, implements seed test based on International Seed Testing Rules and issues certificates. NCSS also participates in the OECD Seed Scheme.


Thermal remediation of contaminated soils involves the removal of the contaminant(s) from the soil matrix using Toxfree's patented Thermal Desorption or Thermal Destruction technologies with all soil remediated to reuse criteria. The extracted contaminants undergo further treatment and/or destruction to remove all hazardous properties ensuring there are no ongoing liabilities for our clients.
Read on to find out more about the different methods of thermal remediation offered by Toxfree, or start a conversation with one of our consultants to enquire further.
ITD involves the the indirect application of heat to volatilise organic contaminants from the solid or soil matrix with the off-gas being condensed for subsequent recovery or destruction. This type of technology is generally applied when the contaminant has some economic value or when a high level of contamination is present (typically > 3% Total Organic Carbon) or where the contaminant is considered a Persistent Organic Pollutant or Scheduled Compound requiring further treatment for its safe disposal. Condensate recovered from the ITD process requiring destruction such as Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB's) and Organo-Chlorine Pesticides (OCP) are treated using Toxfree Plascon technology.
DTD involves the direct thermal desorption of contaminants from a soil matrix and is largely focused at persistent organic pollutants that have little or no recovery value [e.g. polychlorinated biphenyl's (PCB's), polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH's), chlorinated solvents etc]. This type of technology is generally applied when a low level of contamination is present (typically < 3% Total Organic Carbon). Toxfree utilises a US manufactured state of the art 3 tonne per hour DTD unit.


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Persons born on 9 August 1921
with first names starting with B
BARBARA BARNARD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 465-58-9853 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 10 October 1998. Research in ZIP Code 79072.
BARBARA JUMP was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 551-26-4767 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died May 1986. Research in ZIP Code 94061.
BARBARA LEWIS was born 9 August 1921, died 15 August 1996 in RICHMOND, and was buried in Section M Block 1C Lot 09/L3 Grave 1 of Earlham Cemetery in Richmond, Indiana, U.S.A. by undertaker: SBO.
Barbara Napolitano, wife of Pasquale Napolitano, was born 9 August 1921, died 6 October 2006, and was buried in Section 322, Site 1129 in Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, Florida, United States of America.
BARBARA NAPOLITANO was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 088-12-1161 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 06 October 2006. Research in ZIP Code 33782.
BARBARA A FARQUHAR was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 338-12-2091 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 24 October 2005. Research in ZIP Code 90638.
Barbara A Kensill was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 5341 Ne 5Th Ave, Oakland Park, Florida 33334-2464. Florida voter ID number 101234460. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 October 2016.
31 May 2015 voter list: Barbara A. Kensill, 5341 NE 5th Ave, Oakland Park, FL 333340000 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2012 voter list: Barbara A. Kensill, 5341 NE 5th Ave, Ft Lauderdale, FL 333340000 Republican Party of Florida.
BARBARA B WALSH was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 534-16-8352 (indicating Washington) and, Death Master File says, died 21 August 2007. Research in ZIP Code 98310.
BARBARA C HUFSTADER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 540-34-0265 (indicating Oregon) and, Death Master File says, died 26 February 1992.
BARBARA E KITCHIN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 058-12-8989 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died September 1994. Research in ZIP Code 91402.
BARBARA H BURNHAM was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 453-38-3892 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 13 August 2004. Research in ZIP Codes 51030 and 51016.
BARBARA J CALLAS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 553-26-9677 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 10 August 1989. Research in ZIP Code 95136.
BARBARA J HARALSON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 521-46-4583 (indicating Colorado) and, Death Master File says, died 12 February 2003. Research in ZIP Code 80024.
BARBARA J LEWIS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 303-22-6352 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 15 August 1996. Research in ZIP Code 47374.
BARBARA J MEEK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 558-22-6785 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 12 August 1994. Research in ZIP Code 93940.
BARBARA L TOWNER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 558-12-9021 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 16 March 1988. Research in ZIP Code 92625.
BARBARA M BRO was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 167-12-5393 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 30 April 2010.
BARBARA M PHILAPAVAGE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 057-16-6116 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 09 May 1998. Research in ZIP Code 11550.
BARBARA S THOMAS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 334-12-1832 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 05 November 2002. Research in ZIP Code 60617.
Beatrice August was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 500 Three Islands Blvd, Apt 815 A, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009-0000. Florida voter ID number 101312581. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
BEATRICE BREAR was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 021-12-8044 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 12 June 2013.
BEATRICE DUPREE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 237-76-7888 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died June 1991.
BEATRICE EDELMAN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 057-12-0909 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 17 July 1994. Research in ZIP Code 33498.
BEATRICE FARNSWORTH was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 349-16-0256 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 12 December 2006. Research in ZIP Code 94606.
BEATRICE FUSELIER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 434-34-5349 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died 13 July 1994. Research in ZIP Code 70510.
BEATRICE GOTTLIEB was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 068-12-4875 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 30 August 2007. Research in ZIP Code 33446.
BEATRICE KELLY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 515-12-9271 (indicating Kansas) and, Death Master File says, died May 1975. Research in ZIP Code 76501.
BEATRICE LITZ was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 412-28-6932 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 22 March 2007. Research in ZIP Codes 97035 and 80211.
BEATRICE MASTROBUONI was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 133-07-0921 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died October 1986. Research in ZIP Code 11103.
BEATRICE ROTHMAN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 063-14-6415 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 11 March 1991. Research in ZIP Code 11354.
BEATRICE A PERETTI was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 495-22-8671 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 12 April 2002. Research in ZIP Code 65810.
BEATRICE L HOLM was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 291-12-5495 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 26 June 2010.
BEATRICE L PETRIE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 381-18-6976 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 23 October 1999. Research in ZIP Code 48770.
BECKY L HAWK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 414-18-3699 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 28 March 2001. Research in ZIP Code 39532.
Becky Lee Hawk, Rank: CAPT, Branch: US AIR FORCE, War: KOREA, was born 9 August 1921, died 28 March 2001, and was buried in Section 36, Row 2, Site 16 in Biloxi National Cemetery in Biloxi, Mississippi, United States of America.
BELLA M POYLINA was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 028-82-4889 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 01 May 2006. Research in ZIP Code 02215.
BEN POUNDS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 428-36-0999 (indicating Mississippi) and, Death Master File says, died 11 September 1996. Research in ZIP Code 46236.
BEN ZEIGLER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 416-16-8960 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died September 1983. Research in ZIP Code 74401.
Ben Hollywood Zeigler, Rank: SSGT, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR II, was born 9 August 1921, died 15 September 1983, and was buried in Section 10, Site 3197 in Ft. Gibson National Cemetery in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, United States of America.
BENJAMIN ROYAL was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 266-10-2042 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died January 1969.
BENJAMIN C AKINS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 253-24-7999 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died 31 August 1995. Research in ZIP Code 92022.
Benjamin Carlos Akins, Rank: MMC, Branch: US NAVY, War: WORLD WAR II, KOREA, was born 9 August 1921, died 31 August 1995, and was buried in Section CBB, Row 3, Site 306 in Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego, California, United States of America.
Benjamin F. Crawford, Rank: SGT, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR II, was born 9 August 1921, died 11 January 2003, and was buried in Section L, Site 234 in Ft. Leavenworth National Cemetery in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, United States of America.
BENJAMIN F GAULTT was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 267-24-7796 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died 04 May 1988. Research in ZIP Code 19602.
BENNY V MENDIVILLE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 527-20-7239 (indicating Arizona) and, Death Master File says, died 11 February 1993. Research in ZIP Code 85232.
BERDA R ADKINS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 224-22-7352 (indicating Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 20 November 2012.
BERNADETTE WAIDNER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 220-05-2591 (indicating Maryland) and, Death Master File says, died November 1977. Research in ZIP Code 21224.
BERNARD BALSER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 314-16-4369 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died July 1979.
BERNARD BARBER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 228-16-4094 (indicating Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died June 1970.
BERNARD BLADOWSKI was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 344-18-3821 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died September 1986. Research in ZIP Code 77056.
BERNARD CRUZ-MONTANE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 581-14-1902 (indicating Puerto Rico) and, Death Master File says, died 25 November 2004. Research in ZIP Code 00976.
BERNARD FISCH was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 161-16-6057 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 08 July 2002. Research in ZIP Code 68506.
BERNARD KONIECZKA was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 094-12-4382 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died July 1973. Research in ZIP Code 14225.
Bernard Laufer was born 9 August 1921, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 4250 Galt Ocean Dr, Apt 5 U, Ft Lauderdale, Florida 33308. Florida voter ID number 102496001. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 4086 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn NY 11235. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 April 2019.
BERNARD MATRANGA was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 015-12-1716 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died November 1976. Research in ZIP Code 01950.
BERNARD PINCUS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 073-14-5341 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 05 March 2001. Research in ZIP Code 89119.
BERNARD TRAINOR was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 531-03-4322 (indicating Washington) and, Death Master File says, died 08 August 1996. Research in ZIP Code 98117.
BERNARD D FISCHER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 474-05-5741 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died 10 September 1999. Research in ZIP Code 92078.
BERNARD L BAKER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 004-18-9883 (indicating Maine) and, Death Master File says, died 20 September 1999. Research in ZIP Code 04428.
BERNARD M SANDLER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 097-16-0066 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 30 October 1992. Research in ZIP Code 14223.
BERNARD O SCRUGGS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 247-18-7844 (indicating South Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 01 December 1991.
BERNECE M KIGER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 566-30-3886 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 20 February 2003.
BERNEDA M MCCORD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 315-12-2867 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 16 March 2005.
BERNESE E THOMPSON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 259-01-6181 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died 24 May 1998. Research in ZIP Code 32617.
BERNICE BINGAMAN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 457-42-6281 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 16 June 1992. Research in ZIP Code 74403.
BERNICE HOOK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 073-24-7148 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 23 March 1995. Research in ZIP Code 28227.
BERNICE MCCOY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 249-18-7320 (indicating South Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died January 1980. Research in ZIP Codes 33611 and 29150.
BERNICE SHEPARD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 412-24-1718 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died April 1974.
Bernice Tabor was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 3400 Se Aster Ln, 101, Stuart, Florida 34994. Florida voter ID number 112307085. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 September 2015.
31 August 2014 voter list: BERNICE TABOR, 13504 WHISPERING LAKES LN, PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 No Party Affiliation.
BERNICE H GUTHAS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 253-05-8690 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died 10 April 2000. Research in ZIP Code 30085.
Bernice Helen Bingaman, wife of Tony F. Bingaman, was born 9 August 1921, died 16 June 1992, and was buried in Section 10, Site 878 in Ft. Gibson National Cemetery in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, United States of America.
BERNIECE M BARNARD was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2667 Wharton Cir, Tallahassee, Florida 32312. Florida voter ID number 106481088. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 May 2013.
BERNIECE M BARNARD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 470-24-1886 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died 29 May 2013.
BERRY DAVIS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 250-24-7684 (indicating South Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 08 November 1988. Research in ZIP Code 29180.
BERTA S WILHELM was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 431-18-9773 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died 22 September 2003. Research in ZIP Code 38138.
BERTHA GILLIARD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 120-18-8708 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died October 1986. Research in ZIP Code 29412.
BERTHA RUCKER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 294-32-9766 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 17 October 2000. Research in ZIP Codes 44110 and 44118.
BERTHA STUBER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 341-14-2452 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died March 1987. Research in ZIP Codes 78552 and 78550.
BERTHA B BUDA was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 313-18-4853 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 16 July 2006. Research in ZIP Code 46619.
BERTHA C DOUGHTIE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 238-28-7279 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 01 May 2010.
BERTHA I SMITH was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 408-34-3590 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 19 April 2005. Research in ZIP Code 49009.
Bertha Irene SMITH was born 9 August 1921, died 19 April 2005 in Kalamazoo, and was buried in Section RR Lot 198 Grave 01 of Riverside Cemetery in Kalamazoo, Michigan, U.S.A. by undertaker: Langeland Funeral Home.
BERTHA J DOUGLAS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 258-14-5036 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died 15 July 1993. Research in ZIP Code 30720.
BERTHA J SCOTT was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 219-10-4358 (indicating Maryland) and, Death Master File says, died July 1989. Research in ZIP Code 21201.
BERTHA L FORCHION was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 177-28-4070 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 14 November 2007. Research in ZIP Code 19123.
BERTHA L GRAY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 176-16-0446 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 26 December 1992. Research in ZIP Code 15931.
BERTHA L LESSMAN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 329-16-8219 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 03 October 1989.
BERTHA M OCONNOR was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 494-24-1904 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 23 February 2003. Research in ZIP Code 63010.
BERTHA M SCHAMER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 402-12-3280 and, Death Master File says, died 11 December 2009. Research in ZIP Code 41017.
BESSIE GRIZZARD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 420-34-3202 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died November 1978. Research in ZIP Code 35622.
BESSIE L BRISTER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 425-42-1958 (indicating Mississippi) and, Death Master File says, died 16 August 2008. Research in ZIP Code 39648.
BESSIE L ZEILER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 517-48-8208 (indicating Montana) and, Death Master File says, died 09 January 2009. Research in ZIP Code 59870.
BESSIE M BANKS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 278-26-7520 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 12 January 1999. Research in ZIP Code 45804.
Bessie Mae Hietala, wife of Arthur W. Hietala, was born 9 August 1921, died 23 March 2006, and was buried in Section Y, Site 824 in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America.
BESSIE R RAY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 235-26-8944 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 04 April 2012.
Bette A. Bailey, wife of Steve Bailey, was born 9 August 1921, died 24 December 1997, and was buried in Section C-7, Row D, Site 58 in Houston National Cemetery in Houston, Texas, United States of America.
BETTE P VONHESS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 548-26-7806 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 12 August 2004. Research in ZIP Code 59102.
BETTE S DOWIASZ was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 542-16-3383 (indicating Oregon) and, Death Master File says, died 07 July 2000. Research in ZIP Code 99003.
BETTIE J DIRHOLD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 497-16-2962 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 18 August 1990.
BETTINA M WETZEL was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2010 S Federal Hwy, Apt I-304, Boynton Beach, Florida 33435. Florida voter ID number 112193654. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 May 2017.
BETTY AUSTIN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 274-16-7503 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 28 January 2006. Research in ZIP Code 43560.
Betty Dellavalle was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1237 Azora Dr, Deltona, Florida 32725. Florida voter ID number 108698114. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 April 2019.
BETTY HAHN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 284-18-1173 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died December 1979. Research in ZIP Code 45807.
BETTY LOWE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 118-01-2429 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died September 1986. Research in ZIP Codes 36026 and 35010.
BETTY WILSON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 552-34-6821 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died January 1983. Research in ZIP Code 94903.
BETTY A EALY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 175-22-0383 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 19 February 2012.
BETTY A FREY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 392-16-2382 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died 24 February 2008. Research in ZIP Codes 54235 and 54401.
BETTY B MEEK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 429-86-7416 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died 06 November 2008. Research in ZIP Code 70810.
BETTY J CAMPBELL was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 374-12-9299 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 05 August 1995. Research in ZIP Code 34450.
BETTY J CLAY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 293-16-1654 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 12 June 2000. Research in ZIP Code 43613.
BETTY J GILLESPIE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 318-16-2873 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 06 February 1993. Research in ZIP Code 61032.
BETTY J HOWE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 509-07-0175 (indicating Kansas) and, Death Master File says, died October 1995. Research in ZIP Code 67473.
BETTY J LEE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 519-12-1311 (indicating Idaho) and, Death Master File says, died 05 February 2004. Research in ZIP Code 83714.
BETTY J MCCHARGUE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 569-26-7950 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 26 June 2001. Research in ZIP Code 90810.
BETTY J MCKENZIE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 284-12-5701 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 09 June 2005. Research in ZIP Code 44149.
BETTY J MORBEE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 342-16-5901 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died June 1992. Research in ZIP Code 60660.
BETTY J PAULSEN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 547-74-6433 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 29 April 1997.
BETTY JANE SERFASS was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1120 Bass Blvd, #C, Dunedin, Florida 34698. Florida voter ID number 106799210. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: PO BOX 95 DUNEDIN FL 34697. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 June 2016.
Betty Jane Womble was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 320 Sugar Pine Ln, Naples, Florida 34108. Florida voter ID number 102941789. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2017.
30 June 2015 voter list: Betty J. Womble, 320 SUGAR PINE Ln, Naples, FL 34108 Republican Party of Florida.
BETTY L COHEN was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10107 Camelback Ln, Boca Raton, Florida 33498. Florida voter ID number 112244918. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 March 2019.
BETTY L KINER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 176-16-4952 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died September 1994. Research in ZIP Code 17112.
BETTY L LAUTERBACH was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 159-24-0146 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 23 July 2003. Research in ZIP Codes 15236 and 15102.
BETTY L SHIRK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 185-26-0991 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 26 December 1995. Research in ZIP Code 17059.
BETTY LOU WILLIAMS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 535-18-9688 (indicating Washington) and, Death Master File says, died 12 August 2003. Research in ZIP Code 93003.
BETTY M ARNOLD was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 524-18-6093 (indicating Colorado) and, Death Master File says, died 16 May 2012.
BETTY M SMEDLEY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 570-03-8873 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 04 June 2009. Research in ZIP Code 65613.
BETTY M WICK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 274-18-6281 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 01 November 1998. Research in ZIP Code 07090.
Betty M. Zook, wife of Ray L. Zook Sr, was born 9 August 1921, died 9 October 2012, and was buried in Section 9-B, Site 201 in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery in Annville, Pennsylvania, United States of America.
BETTY M ZOOK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 177-16-0790 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 09 October 2012.
BETTY MAE SHAFER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 442-68-6709 (indicating Oklahoma) and, Death Master File says, died 18 March 1999. Research in ZIP Code 74637.
BETTY MARY DIIULIO was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 342-14-3359 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 12 January 2004. Research in ZIP Code 60101.
BETTY N MUELLER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 317-16-0520 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 08 August 2004. Research in ZIP Codes 30269 and 30050.
Betty R. Austin, wife of Richard C. Austin, was born 9 August 1921, died 28 January 2006, and was buried in Section F, Row E, Site 558 in Prescott National Cemetery in Prescott, Arizona, United States of America.
BETTY R HARRIS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 284-12-0811 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 05 February 1999. Research in ZIP Code 94598.
Betty Romaine Geib, wife of Charles W. Geib, was born 9 August 1921, died 10 October 2016, and was buried in Section 9-C, Site 856 in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery in Annville, Pennsylvania, United States of America.
BETTY S DAUGHERTY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 536-16-8179 (indicating Washington) and, Death Master File says, died 13 May 2012.
BETTY V BOLANDER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 306-36-2604 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 21 June 2004. Research in ZIP Codes 46845 and 46835.
BEULAH TILSON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 409-22-6499 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 19 March 2011.
BEULAH C PENNINGTON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 417-32-1514 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died 30 March 2012.
BEULAH J DILLY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 233-82-9110 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died 18 November 2013.
BEULAH M ALBRIGHT was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 298-22-9595 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 16 April 2007. Research in ZIP Code 34639.
BEULAH M PHILLIPS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 401-42-4300 and, Death Master File says, died 15 August 1997. Research in ZIP Code 42322.
Beverly Raines was born 9 August 1921, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 930 Cr 466, Lady Lake, Florida 32159. Florida voter ID number 123183932. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 October 2018.
31 August 2017 voter list: BEVERLY RAINES, 13325 SE 91ST COURT RD, SUMMERFIELD, FL 34491 No Party Affiliation.
BEVERLY B PRUETT was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 441-26-0086 (indicating Oklahoma) and, Death Master File says, died 21 April 2001. Research in ZIP Code 74114.
BEVERLY K POTTER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 062-12-4799 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 24 December 1992. Research in ZIP Code 13624.
BILLIE J HATTON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 525-28-7823 (indicating New Mexico) and, Death Master File says, died 30 August 2004. Research in ZIP Code 73533.
BILLIE J HORTON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 522-28-4547 (indicating Colorado) and, Death Master File says, died 24 July 2008. Research in ZIP Code 81301.
BILLIE L PORTER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 459-30-0806 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 21 September 2013.
BILL N ALLEN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 369-18-2974 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 10 April 1992.
BILLY MILTON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 451-26-6571 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died February 1971.
BILLY RICE was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 416-68-5827 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died 18 August 2001. Research in ZIP Code 35760.
BILLY A DAVIS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 312-18-6895 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 21 February 1998. Research in ZIP Code 46071.
BILLY B BRANDT was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 310-14-6896 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died 12 June 2001. Research in ZIP Code 48326.
BLAIR TERRYBERRY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 071-14-3532 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died January 1988. Research in ZIP Code 14305.
BLAKESLEE B PARKER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 041-12-3048 (indicating Connecticut) and, Death Master File says, died 09 January 1996. Research in ZIP Code 06897.
BLANCH CANADAY was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 464-36-5258 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 05 June 2000. Research in ZIP Code 75482.
BLANCHARD HELMS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 423-18-3186 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died June 1975. Research in ZIP Code 35212.
BLANCHE MCCLINTON was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 259-38-8404 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died May 1986. Research in ZIP Code 31643.
Blanche Rosen, wife of Milton Rosen, was born 9 August 1921, died 25 January 2011, and was buried in Section 27, Site 1444 in Calverton National Cemetery in Calverton, New York, United States of America.
BLANCHE ROSEN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 052-14-4340 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 25 January 2011.
BLANCHE A SUSKO was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 185-12-1908 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 07 November 2005. Research in ZIP Code 15342.
BLANCHE M UHER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 177-12-6024 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 19 December 1995. Research in ZIP Code 18232.
BOBBIE M LOW was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 414-16-6382 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died November 1991.
BONAVENTUR A MANCIERI was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 039-03-9301 (indicating Rhode Island) and, Death Master File says, died 30 March 2001. Research in ZIP Code 02885.
BONITA N ROSS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 078-09-8788 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 16 February 2012.
BONNIE BARNES was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 312-18-1367 (indicating Indiana) and, Death Master File says, died December 1983. Research in ZIP Code 47634.
BONNIE STEWART was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 263-22-2333 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died March 1970. Research in ZIP Code 49071.
BONNIE L STAGNER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 412-36-3241 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 16 August 2002. Research in ZIP Code 37058.
BORGE D HANSEN was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 548-62-6326 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 29 December 2001. Research in ZIP Code 93309.
BRIDGET CZECH was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 472-94-1661 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died 23 October 1993. Research in ZIP Code 55374.
BRITTA L HOLLAND was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 245-70-5484 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 09 October 1989. Research in ZIP Code 28723.
BROADUS E COBB was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 241-30-1533 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 04 October 2011.
BRONISLAU A CALKA was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 364-16-8073 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 23 January 2000. Research in ZIP Code 48726.
BROWARD CAPPS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 267-36-2610 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died 15 March 2002. Research in ZIP Code 32091.
BRUCE AMICK was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 241-20-7194 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died January 1967. Research in ZIP Code 27405.
BRUCE S HOOPER was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 138-18-6087 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died August 1989. Research in ZIP Code 22448.
BRUNO BORGHI was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 155-01-7081 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died May 1978. Research in ZIP Code 07047.
BRUNO KRSUL was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 163-14-2139 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 15 July 2005. Research in ZIP Code 15243.
BRUNO W KOENIG was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 590-01-7023 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died 17 January 2008.
BUELAH JONES was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 412-10-3497 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died January 1983. Research in ZIP Code 32014.
BUFORD G BOLES was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 464-20-8878 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 01 May 1999. Research in ZIP Code 95358.
BULAH DAVIS was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 417-62-1195 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died 27 July 1992. Research in ZIP Code 36303.
BURTON H KNUST was born 09 August 1921, received Social Security number 042-16-5740 (indicating Connecticut) and, Death Master File says, died 30 May 2011.


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Think & Grow Rich: The 21st Century Edition
by Napoleon Hill
Michael McConnohie
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THE BEST SELLING SUCCESS BOOK IN HISTORY IS NOW ANNOTATED AND UPDATED WITH MODERN EXAMPLES THAT PROVE THAT NAPOLEON HILL'S PHILOSOPHY OF PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT IS AS UP-TO-DATE AS TODAY AND STILL GUIDING THOSE WHO SUCCEED
Napoleon Hill's classic Think and Grow Rich has sold more than 60 million copies worldwide. It revolutionized the whole concept of self-help writing and to this day remains the standard against which all other motivational literature is measured. This classic of classics on the subject of personal achievement has helped literally millions of people to lead richer, fuller lives. It is said that Napoleon Hill has made more millionaires and inspired more successes than any other person in history.
The hallmark of the original edition of Think and Grow Rich was that in every chapter Napoleon Hill cited real-life examples based on his first-hand knowledge of 500 of America's most successful self-made businessmen. This audiobook of Think and Grow Rich: The 21st Century Edition features the complete text of the original edition, including every one of Napoleon Hill's stories, and carefully integrates into each chapter contemporary examples and commentary.
For example, in the original Hill tells how Asa Candler took a country doctor's recipe and turned it into the Coca-Cola phenomenon. This new audiobook edition not only tells the Asa Candler story, but it adds the stories of Debbie Fields and Mrs. Fields Cookies, Howard Schultz and Starbucks, and how Paul Newman launched Newman's Own brand products. These modern parallels clearly demonstrate that Hill's principles are as up-to-date as today, and still guiding those who succeed. Motivation and Modern Management
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Napoleon Hill got the answers to those questions firsthand from over 500 of America's most successful self-made businessmen. Though born into poverty himself, Napoleon Hill became the protege of steel baron Andrew Carnegie who introduced him to the most famous self-made multi-millionaires who personally revealed to Hill the secrets they had used to pull themselves out of poverty and create their own success. Hill was welcomed into their businesses and homes, he interviewed them for long periods, studied their habits, analyzed their methods, and learned the secrets of their success. For almost thirty years Napoleon Hill collaborated with America's most creative and successful entrepreneurs, inventors, businessmen, industrialists, and political leaders, learning first-hand why they succeeded while others failed. Hill devoted those years to researching and proving his theories, then refined them into thirteen powerful principles that can be used by anyone to create their own success and realize their dreams.
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Ori Brafman is a multiple New York Times best-selling author. His new best seller, Radical Inclusion: What the Post-9/11 World Should Have Taught Us About Leadership, examines today's leadership landscape and argues that inclusion is no longer a "nice-to-have" but a strategic imperative in the digital world.
Born in Israel and raised in Texas, Brafman specializes in unique approaches to problem solving. His ideas have been implemented by the U.S. government, Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, the NBA, the NFL, Amazon, Facebook, Family Business Network, and PWC. He has advised all branches of the U.S. military, the Obama White House, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Brafman is a Distinguished Teaching Fellow at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business and co-founder of the Fully Charged Institute. Ori holds a BA in Peace and Conflict Studies from UC Berkeley and an MBA from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business.
Facing Our Fears:
Taking the First Step in Innovation and Business Transformation
By Ori Brafman
I got the call from my mom a little before midnight. My dad had fallen — the untreated skin cancer on his face was bleeding profusely, and he'd lost so much blood he'd passed out.
Through the past few years, my brother and I had pled with our dad to go see a doctor, but the response was always a litany of reasons why the medical establishment couldn't be trusted. Instead he tried to find a cure through a variety of alternative and home-brewed treatments, everything from strange diets to enzymes to oils made from rare seeds and cannabis.
The morning after the fall, my brother and I tried everything to convince him to go get help. Finally, I put on a black hoodie, went outside, and tapped on his window with a long stick. Inside, my brother told our dad, "Look, it's the angel of death. He's here for you." That bit of twisted levity finally got him to agree.
My brother picked up the phone and called 9-1-1. I watched my dad drift in and out of consciousness. An hour later we went from medicine circa 1500 A.D. to a modern emergency room where doctors gave him fluids, IV antibiotics, and three blood transfusions. Soon he was starting to feel better, but he was confused.
"What is this place?" he asked my mom. "They're so nice and taking such good care of us."
"The hospital," she told him. He looked at her with amazement.
Before that day he couldn't imagine a reality in which Western medicine worked so well and hospitals were so pleasant.
Over the next few days, he continued to marvel at the kindness and care he received. He even said at one point that he felt like he was at a resort, relaxing on vacation.
On the Other Side of Fear
Decompressing in the hospital waiting room, I recognized that if my dad had gone to see a doctor a few years earlier, the cure would have been a simple 10 minute outpatient procedure. But in fearing doctors so much, he got himself into such a dire state that he had to be hospitalized.
We now have Dad 2.0, who recognizes how much doctors have helped him and — in an ironic twist of fate — is trying as hard as he can to stay in the hospital. He is more appreciative of my mom, even more glad to be alive.
In trying to avoid his biggest fear, my dad manifested it. But on the other side of that fear was a reality he couldn't possibly have imagined. And when that reality appeared, it was a joyous occasion.
Our outlook on reality affects the way we operate our businesses. When we're afraid, we get locked into one way of looking at the world and become unable to imagine other possibilities.
Taking a hard look at our industries and businesses, what fears are we running away from? What opportunities are we missing out on? How do we confront our fears and run toward a new and better reality?
The first digital camera invented by Kodak engineer Steve Sasson in 1975.
The Downfall of Kodak
Back in the 1970s, a Kodak engineer named Steve Sasson came up with an invention. He created a device using a Super 8 movie camera, a digital cassette recorder, an analog-to-digital converter, and other parts connected through circuit boards. It was the world's first digital camera.
The camera was slow, its images low-quality. So when Sasson showed it to his bosses, they weren't exactly excited. Imagining a future world of digital photography, Sasson continued to work on the project undeterred. In 1977, he filed a patent for the "electronic still camera." Ten years later he and a colleague developed the first DSLR camera, a major improvement on the prototype and similar to what we see on the market today.
Once again Sasson brought an invention to his bosses at Kodak. This time the marketing department recognized the value in the device and told Sasson they could sell it. But fearing that a digital camera would cannibalize its film business — and unable to imagine a world in which digital would be the standard and film a thing of the past — Kodak decided to shelve it rather than introduce it to the market. Kodak was able to make money off the patent, but that wasn't enough. In 2012, the decision to shelve the digital camera would end up taking the entire company under.
The Challenge for Innovating in Business and Industry
As business leaders, we fear an uncertain future. We fear we are not equipped to adapt to a rapidly changing environment. We fear technology will replace our workforce or, worse yet, make our business obsolete. Like Kodak with the digital camera, we may be so fearful of innovation and how it may disrupt our industry that we refuse to make changes within our company.
We have to ask ourselves: Is trying to ignore the impacts of a changing regulatory environment or a technological advance ultimately going to hurt the very company that we're trying to protect?
Rather than running from our fears, we must face them. While we may at first be unable to imagine a reality different from the one in which we live, a different reality does exist — and so do strategies to thrive within it.
The biggest takeaway from my dad's experience and Kodak's downfall is that whether we're a patient battling cancer, a military leader facing an uncertain future, or a CEO at the helm of a company facing industrial change, we can't run away from our fears. To survive and thrive in today's environment, we need to:
Identify the elements in our work that trigger our fear
Teach our organizations how to imagine a different future
Build trust that enables those with good ideas to execute on novel plans
Listen to those around us who will help us face and battle our fears
Together we can learn to innovate and transform our businesses, facing our fears about the future head-on. And when we do so, it will be a joyous occasion.
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The U.S. Army Strategic Broadening Seminar provides select junior officers, warrant officers, senior non-commissioned officers, and Army civilians the opportunity to explore leadership and its organization through diverse curriculum and unique settings, which challenge their critical and creative thinking. Ori Brafman leads the UC Berkeley cohort, which applies Silicon Valley ecosystem characteristics to develop positive long-term change and reinforce the Army's vision of developing agile and adaptive leaders.
The session highlighted in these photos is entitled Improvisational Leadership, a course in the theory and application of improvisational techniques to leadership communications and decision-making. It explores the broad principles of improvisation, a performing art form that has developed pedagogical methods to enhance individual spontaneity, listening and awareness, expressive skills, risk-taking, and one's ability to make authentic social and emotional connections.
Such "soft" skills grow increasingly critical as leaders rise within organizations, and this session strives to develop participants' business communication leadership skills, while enhancing both interpersonal intuition and confidence. Specific topics include introduction to improvisational theory, speaking and spontaneity, listening and awareness, emotional intelligence, and status and influence.
This session is designed to benefit any participant, from those who characterize themselves as shy and introverted to type-A, outgoing extroverts. Anyone can learn to improvise, and thinking "I'm not clever or quick-minded enough" is a misnomer — improvisation is not about being witty, as participants find out. It is about being extremely present and alert to the moment — mental muscles that can be developed, and that are directly applicable to leadership. The class atmosphere is mutually supportive and interactive, requiring only a willingness to take expressive and interpersonal risks.


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Eine Repetierarmbrust ist eine Armbrust, bei der die Schritte Spannen, Pfeil einlegen und auslösen mit einer einfachen, einhändigen Bewegung ausgeführt werden können. Dadurch kann eine solche Waffe wesentlich schneller schießen als eine normale Armbrust. Ein Behälter mit einigen Bolzen ist oberhalb des Bogens montiert. Der Mechanismus wird durch die Vor- und Zurückbewegung eines rechteckigen Hebels angetrieben.

Geschichte
Die älteste Repetierwaffe wurde vom griechischen Ingenieur Philon von Byzanz beschrieben (3. Jh. v. Chr.). Es handelte sich um ein Pfeilgeschütz, Polybolos genannt, das über ein Kettengetriebe mit einer Winde angetrieben wurde, die zum Schießen vor und zurück betätigt wurde. Das Nachladen erfolgte automatisch über ein Gravitationsmagazin.

In China reichen die ältesten Belege bis zur Han-Dynastie. Die chinesische Repetierarmbrust (Zhugenu) ist ein sehr einfaches Ausrüstungsstück. Sie soll vom chinesischen Befehlshaber Zhuge Liang (181–234 n. Chr.) erfunden worden sein, was jedoch umstritten ist, da die frühesten Zeichnungen der Waffe in der Bibliothek von Chu gefunden wurden, die von 250 n. Chr. stammt. Es ist wahrscheinlicher, dass Historiker in der Ming-Dynastie die Liannu, eine Variante der Repetierarmbrust, die mehrere Pfeile auf einmal abschoss und tatsächlich von Zhuge Liang erfunden wurde, mit der Urform verwechselten. Der letzte größere Einsatz der Repetierarmbrust fand im Chinesisch-Japanischen Krieg (1894–1895) statt. Der Grundaufbau der Repetierarmbrust ist seit ihrer Erfindung relativ unverändert geblieben.

Zhugenu

Die Zhugenu war eine der einfachsten und berühmtesten Bauweisen. Sie war extrem einfach in Herstellung und Gebrauch und konnte problemlos zehn Pfeile in 15 Sekunden verschießen. Eine normale Armbrust mit Holzbogen konnte in dieser Zeit kaum einmal schießen. Allerdings hatte die Zhugenu weder die Kraft noch die Zielgenauigkeit einer normalen Armbrust. Um trotzdem akzeptable Reichweiten zu erzielen, verwendete man leichte Pfeile statt Bolzen. Daher war die Zhugenu gegen schwerer gepanzerte Feinde nicht sehr nützlich, außer wenn die Pfeile vergiftet wurden, wodurch auch eine kleine Wunde tödlich sein konnte. Die Zielgenauigkeit der Zhugenu war eher gering, da aber der nächste Schuss in nur einer Sekunde folgte, konnte schnell noch einmal auf dasselbe Ziel geschossen werden.

Die Zhugenu wurde angetrieben, indem man einen Hebel vor und zurück bewegte. In dieser Bewegung wurde der Bogen gespannt, ein neuer Pfeil eingelegt und die Waffe abgefeuert.

Diese Technik setzte die Sehne enormen Belastungen aus, da Kräfte von oben und von unten auf sie einwirkten. Besonders das Anheben des Magazins übte Druck auf die Sehne aus, weshalb sie mit Gänse- oder Entenfedern verstärkt wurde.

Es gab auch veränderte Versionen der Zhugenu, wie zum Beispiel Belagerungsarmbrüste mit größeren Pfeilen und größerer Spannkraft, die von zwei Soldaten bedient werden mussten, oder schwere Versionen mit zwei Magazinen, die zwei Pfeile auf einmal abschossen. Letztere wurde auf kurze Entfernung eingesetzt.

Siehe auch
 Repetierwaffe

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Q: ArcGIS 10.2.1 Table To Table tool in Python script gives ExecuteError: ERROR 001156? I work for an organization that just upgraded from esri arcmap 9.3.1 to 10.2.1 and I'm currently in the process of updating the python scripts.  When running a script I'm getting hung up on a portion that imports data from a database connection.  The portion of the script is below:
arcpy.MakeTableView_management(ext_parcel_base, view_parcel_base_temp, "status = 'A'", "", "lrsn lrsn VISIBLE NONE;last_update last_update VISIBLE NONE;status status HIDDEN NONE;parcel_id parcel_id VISIBLE NONE;parent_lrsn parent_lrsn HIDDEN NONE;parent_parcel_id parent_parcel_id HIDDEN NONE;county_number county_number HIDDEN NONE;township_number township_number HIDDEN NONE;district_number district_number HIDDEN NONE;corporation_id corporation_id HIDDEN NONE;section_plat section_plat HIDDEN NONE;routing_number routing_number HIDDEN NONE;neighborhood neighborhood VISIBLE NONE;property_class property_class VISIBLE NONE;prop_street prop_street VISIBLE NONE;prop_city prop_city VISIBLE NONE;prop_state prop_state VISIBLE NONE;prop_zip prop_zip VISIBLE NONE;number_cards number_cards HIDDEN NONE;owner1 owner1 VISIBLE NONE;owner2 owner2 VISIBLE NONE;own_street own_street VISIBLE NONE;own_city own_city VISIBLE NONE;own_state own_state VISIBLE NONE;own_zip own_zip VISIBLE NONE;tax_bill_id tax_bill_id HIDDEN NONE;assoc_parcel_id assoc_parcel_id HIDDEN NONE;assemblage_parcel assemblage_parcel HIDDEN NONE;lock_flag lock_flag HIDDEN NONE;reval_neigh reval_neigh HIDDEN NONE;hmstd_code hmstd_code HIDDEN NONE;assoc_name assoc_name HIDDEN NONE;deed_book deed_book HIDDEN NONE;deed_page deed_page HIDDEN NONE;condo_pct_int condo_pct_int HIDDEN NONE;condo_field1 condo_field1 HIDDEN NONE;condo_field2 condo_field2 HIDDEN NONE;condo_field3 condo_field3 HIDDEN NONE;future_hmstd_code future_hmstd_code HIDDEN NONE;hmstd_eff_year hmstd_eff_year HIDDEN NONE;par_base_int1 par_base_int1 HIDDEN NONE;par_base_int2 par_base_int2 HIDDEN NONE;par_base_int3 par_base_int3 HIDDEN NONE;par_base_flag1 par_base_flag1 HIDDEN NONE;par_base_flag2 par_base_flag2 HIDDEN NONE;nei_rating nei_rating HIDDEN NONE;legal_acreage legal_acreage VISIBLE NONE;contract_owner1 contract_owner1 HIDDEN NONE;contract_owner2 contract_owner2 HIDDEN NONE;contract_street contract_street HIDDEN NONE;contract_city contract_city HIDDEN NONE;contract_state contract_state HIDDEN NONE;contract_zip contract_zip HIDDEN NONE;value_allocation value_allocation HIDDEN NONE;nei_rating2 nei_rating2 HIDDEN NONE;condo_type condo_type HIDDEN NONE;condo_level condo_level HIDDEN NONE")

arcpy.TableToTable_conversion(view_parcel_base_temp, sde, "parcel_base_temp", "", "lrsn 'lrsn' true true false 4 Long 0 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",lrsn,-1,-1;last_update 'last_update' true true false 16 Date 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",last_update,-1,-1;parcel_id 'parcel_id' true true false 26 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",parcel_id,-1,-1;neighborhood 'neighborhood' true true false 4 Long 0 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",neighborhood,-1,-1;property_class 'property_class' true true false 4 Long 0 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",property_class,-1,-1;prop_street 'prop_street' true true false 40 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_street,-1,-1;prop_city 'prop_city' true true false 30 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_city,-1,-1;prop_state 'prop_state' true true false 2 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_state,-1,-1;prop_zip 'prop_zip' true true false 10 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_zip,-1,-1;owner1 'owner1' true true false 36 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",owner1,-1,-1;owner2 'owner2' true true false 36 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",owner2,-1,-1;own_street 'own_street' true true false 40 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_street,-1,-1;own_city 'own_city' true true false 30 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_city,-1,-1;own_state 'own_state' true true false 2 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_state,-1,-1;own_zip 'own_zip' true true false 10 Text 0 0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_zip,-1,-1;legal_acreage 'legal_acreage' true true false 8 Double 4 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",legal_acreage,-1,-1", "")

arcpy.AddIndex_management(sde_parcel_base_temp, "parcel_id", "parcelid", "NON_UNIQUE", "NON_ASCENDING")

This results in an error:

File "C:\Program Files
  (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.2\arcpy\arcpy\conversion.py", line 2018, in
  TableToTable
      raise e ExecuteError: ERROR 001156: Failed on input OID -1, could not write value '                                        ' to output
  field prop_city Failed to execute (TableToTable).

I'm not very advanced in python and i understand it means:

A value could not be added to the output field. For example, text
  values cannot be added to numeric fields, and text values cannot be
  added to text fields if the values are longer than the field length.

Do you have an idea what i need to do to fix this?

A: If you installed the 64bit background geoprocessing when you upgraded, this can effect some tools since not all features are supported in 64bit.
Also since you are just using Geoprocessing tasks you could quickly create this in model builder and export your model to a script to see if you have any syntax issues as well or if it actually works within a model.

A: It's been a while, and you may have solved this by now, but I thought I'd chime in as I found this question while looking around for solutions struggling with the same ExecuteError ...
I have a similar code that copies tables from one database to another using arcpy.TableToTable_conversion in a similar fashion as you do. What I can see from the code posted is that your 'in_rows' (view_parcel_base_temp) is different from the path used in the field mapping (ext_parcel_base). Could that be the culprit?
Also, I haven't seen the need to create a table view here in my script. In my code I select a few fields to copy (like the ones you list in the field mapping) and use the where statement in MakeTableView to select on status. Any fields in in_rows not listed in the field mapping won't be copied.
I would replace your first two lines with this:
where_clause = """ "status" = 'A' """

arcpy.TableToTable_conversion(
    ext_parcel_base, sde, "parcel_base_temp", where_clause, ( " \
        lrsn            'lrsn'           true true false  4 Long   0 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",lrsn,-1,-1; \
        last_update     'last_update'    true true false 16 Date   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",last_update,-1,-1; \
        parcel_id       'parcel_id'      true true false 26 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",parcel_id,-1,-1; \
        neighborhood    'neighborhood'   true true false  4 Long   0 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",neighborhood,-1,-1; \
        property_class  'property_class' true true false  4 Long   0 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",property_class,-1,-1; \
        prop_street     'prop_street'    true true false 40 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_street,-1,-1; \
        prop_city       'prop_city'      true true false 30 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_city,-1,-1; \
        prop_state      'prop_state'     true true false  2 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_state,-1,-1; \
        prop_zip        'prop_zip'       true true false 10 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",prop_zip,-1,-1; \
        owner1          'owner1'         true true false 36 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",owner1,-1,-1; \
        owner2          'owner2'         true true false 36 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",owner2,-1,-1; \
        own_street      'own_street'     true true false 40 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_street,-1,-1; \
        own_city        'own_city'       true true false 30 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_city,-1,-1; \
        own_state       'own_state'      true true false  2 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_state,-1,-1; \
        own_zip         'own_zip'        true true false 10 Text   0  0 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",own_zip,-1,-1; \
        legal_acreage   'legal_acreage'  true true false  8 Double 4 10 ,First,#,"+ ext_parcel_base +",legal_acreage,-1,-1 \
        ", "")

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