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A very special 'thank you' to all of our volunteers - you're the ones that make this project what it is. Your dedicaton to the project is evident and is to be commended. We currently have almost 264,500 records that we've made available for KY researchers! Please remember two very important things - when transcribing or proofing, do NOT use your back button to go back and "fix" or finish something if you've hit the "submit" button too soon. This actually overwrites the record for the next certificate and we've then compromised the records of two entries. Secondly, accuracy is much more important than speed. If you need assistance in getting your counties current, please contact either Sue or myself and we'll do what we can to help. If you find you need to lighten your workload, please let me know and I'll shuffle counties around to relieve some of the pressure. Remember, too, that if you're going to be unavailable to work on your assignments, please let one of the administrators know so when we're looking at assignments that have not been completed within the 30 day limit we shoot for that we'll have an explanation already available. This saves us time and also "protects" your counties from being reassigned if we don't get a response when we send out emails. |
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The project administrators wish to thank you in advance for the work you will do today! Please always remember that accuracy is more important than speed, and that we are all here to help each other. Feel free to ask for help in any area!
We also want to encourage you to give feedback. This project belongs to all of us. It is only as good as we make it. Your comments and suggestions are greatly valued!
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"She calls to me from long ago; through sunlit skies; through drifts of snow.
In clouds that dance upon the sea, I call to her, and she to me.
So real was she. She laughed; she cried. She loved; she lost.
She lived; she died. She hoped and dreamed; so real was she.
She lived a life that I may be.
The blood through which my veins does flow
is the same as her's from long ago.
So it will be that when I'm gone in an unborn child it will flow on.
I'll live my life and when it's done
I'll live again in those to come.
For I'm a bridge from she to me; from those that were, to those to be."