Because we had closure data through 2009, we captured all records closed within four years of VR application as well as some records that were closed as long as seven years later.
This would cause later confusion about Rogan's age, as some records (along with his Hall of Fame plaque) give his birth year as 1889, others as 1893; recent histories, such as Phil Dixon's, conclude that the latter date is correct.
Featuring interviews with the aforementioned Brian Flannel, London's sadly departed Shitty Limits, and Buffalo's Brown Sugar, as well as some record reviews, this upstate New York-based rag is free of frivolity.
Find a paragraph in a book or newspaper you are reading, and speak as naturally as possible into some recording device.
Her name is rendered in some records as Shereika Goldwire, but Mr. Goldwire prefers to spell it "Sherika".
He made some records as a singer under the name Rudy Moore, doing songs like "Hully Gully Papa," who liked to "coffee grind real slow".
In 1885, Henry H. Hewett, identified in some records as a dry-goods clerk, bought the northwest corner of West End and 78th and filed plans for eight row houses designed by Frederick B. White.
There is no evidence to support exclusive Arab maternal origins as some historical records have suggested, or a significant importation of Oriental mares (the term used in historic records to refer to Middle East and western Asian breeds including Arab, Akhal-Teke, Barb and Caspian).
The material in the book is predominantly based on oral testimony as well as some American records, declassified toward the end of Brown's research.
As some archaeological records support the view that the Egyptian state was divided during Peribsen's reign, there is continued debate as to why his predecessor's decided to divide the realm, and whether Peribsen ruled part or all of Egypt.
One motivation for using these public datasets is that it bears similar attributes (e.g., demographic features) as some medical records, but it is publicly available for testing and comparisons.
