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Pseudogenealogy http://t.co/Vj6ZmOYDCP James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) June 09, 2013 The word "pseudogenealogy" really does exist, although it comes up...
Genealogy's Star Likely, one of the major reasons for the lack of acceptance of genealogy by academic circles is genealogy's history of rampant fraud and...
Genealogy's Star The recent news stories are full of accounts and opinions about the surveillance of U.S. cell phone records. One such story in the Deseret...
Walking Arizona Every once in a while I come across a beautiful specimen of lichen. I love to see these hardy plants because they add so much texture...
Walking Arizona You can see huge rocks that have fallen off of cliffs all over Arizona. I say one the size of a house fall at Lake Powell years ago,...
Walking Arizona I see faces everywhere. I understand it is called pareidolia and is a subset of apophenia where you see meaningful patterns in random...
Genealogy's Star In the past, proving a family relationship in the area of genealogical research has been compared to the methods of both legal and scientific...
Genealogy's Star The movement of information from analog to digital format is more than just a convenience or passing fad, it is a fundamental change in...
Genealogy's Star It is an interesting experience to begin and continue writing a blog. I suppose that unless I was writing about food or something like...
Family History Expos The time is quickly passing and the Northern California Family History Expo is right around the corner. This is an important opportunity...