Oakland Press News- TranscribeHistory1.jpgMitch Barker is a retired FAA spokesman with a passion for history.Photo courtesy of Next Avenue
- TranscribeHistory2.jpgThe National Archives needs volunteers to tag and transcribe many handwritten documents that OCR software is unable to decipher, like this 1816 treaty with the Cherokee nation.Photo courtesy of Next Avenue
- The fun of transcribing historical documents from homeA few months ago, the 72-year-old retired Federal Aviation Administration public information officer signed up to be a "Citizen Archivist" with the National Archives, the nation's official repository for government documents of historical significance. That means he's transcribing handwritten ones…By Craig Miller Next Avenue
- Movie Roundup: 'White Tiger,' 'Pixar Popcorn,' DFT @ Home, more...One man's journey from poor villager to successful businessman in modern India is at the heart of "White Tiger," based on the best-selling novel of the same name and moving to Netflix on Friday, Jan. 22, after a limited theatrical…By Gary Graff ggraff@medianewsgroup.com; @GraffonMusic on Twitter
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Category Archives: Review
Two questionable calls lead to a two goal loss
The Wings losing streak continues by in part to a few questionable calls from the officials that led to two early power play goals by the Capitals in a 5-3 loss. Nicklas Kronwall was called for high-sticking when the puck … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Capitals, Keith Aucoin, Kyle Quincey, losing streak, NHL, Red Wings, Todd Bertuzzi
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3.14.12 Recap
Last night was a tale of two teams on two totally different levels, and with the Wings and Pistons playing on the same night most would assume the Pistons got leveled and the Wings went on business as usual. But … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Knight, Ducks, Greg Monroe, Joey MacDonald, Jonas Hiller, Kings, Kyle Palmieri, Pistons, Red Wings, Review, Rodney Stuckey, Tayshaun Prince, Teemu Selanne
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