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Journalist Jocelyn Pedersen | Great Writing Works

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Real Stories about Real People. Tag Archives: Journalist Jocelyn Pedersen. Anticipation. It’s hard to wait. I submitted my book,. An Eye for An Eye. To a publisher and had some good feedback about it. I’ve made it past the first few hoops, and am eagerly awaiting the thumbs up or the thumbs down. Like any writer, I’ve had my share of rejections. When I first started writing features, I had some rejected. Bummer. But what did I do? So what does this mean for my book? Meanwhile, while I write, I wait.

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Searchable Database of Names Associated with Photos Lost in Joplin Tornado

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Lost Photos of Joplin. National Disaster Photo Rescue. National Disaster Photo Rescue. Directions – How to use Photo Gallery. Save Your Photos Day. Facebook Lost Photos of Joplin. Search this page for names that have been associated in one way or another with photos and documents that we have recovered. If you find the name you are looking for, please fill out the claim form. And list the name(s) and the number next to it. Name and Reference No. Adams, Donna Evans 001005008, 009, 002005013. Boyd, William...

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Submitting Photos

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Lost Photos of Joplin. National Disaster Photo Rescue. National Disaster Photo Rescue. Directions – How to use Photo Gallery. Save Your Photos Day. Facebook Lost Photos of Joplin. If you find photographs following a disaster, please follow these directions:. If they are wet, you will find directions on how to dry photos here. All photos and other found documents must be mailed to or dropped off at our processing center at The First Baptist Church of Carthage:. National Disaster Photo Rescue. Joplin area ...

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Directions - How to use photo gallery

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Lost Photos of Joplin. National Disaster Photo Rescue. National Disaster Photo Rescue. Directions – How to use Photo Gallery. Save Your Photos Day. Facebook Lost Photos of Joplin. Directions – How to use Photo Gallery. Some of the pages with many photos are slow to load or occasionally fail to load. If it isn’t working, just click the refresh button on your browser and it should work. Locate the box you wish to look through, click that box number or image. How to Use Photo Gallery. Lost Photo of the Day.

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How to Claim a Photo lost in a disaster

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Lost Photos of Joplin. National Disaster Photo Rescue. National Disaster Photo Rescue. Directions – How to use Photo Gallery. Save Your Photos Day. Facebook Lost Photos of Joplin. How to Claim Photos. To claim a photograph found on this site please. Fill out the photo claim form … and thanks! Make sure you are choosing the form for the correct city/area:. Joplin Missouri, May 22, 2012 Tornado lost photos claim form. When contacting us you will need:. Reference number of the photograph(s). 8220;Save Your ...

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How are We Related? Last week I had lunch with some cousins. I mentioned the cousins in a previous post The Joy of Sharing. We were all related to one another in different ways–all coming from grandmother /great-grandmother who were sisters. At one point the question of how are we related was asked. Before driving to LA I saw something on Facebook Your Family Tree Explained. That clearly explained relationships based on generations and marriage. I had to study the chart to get it, but it was worth it.

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April 2014 - Your Family Photo Stories

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Monthly Archives: April 2014. Protecting Your Photos From Natural Disasters. There is no area of the country that isn’t affected by some type of natural disaster and this week is certainly proof of that. In Southern California we are dealing with the Santa Ana winds and the potential of fire–luckily in my yard we only lost the fence. Earlier in the week parts of the central states were hit by tornadoes. Today the south was hit by record breaking rain. Lost Photos of Baxter Springs, KS. I was moved to tea...