Reminder:
Today: April 14, 2017
Today: April 14, 2017
Genetic Genealogy SIG Meeting
10:00 AM in the
Presentation: "DNA Show & Tell"
Note meeting location change for this month...
Gen News:
Family Tree DNA Finally Releases New myOrigins Ethnicity Reports:
Family History Daily"The long-awaited myOrigins update from Family Tree DNA is finally here – and it’s a big improvement. FTDNA has clearly been working hard since their announcement of an upcoming update last year to bring a much improved product to users."
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Gathering the Genetic Testimony of Spain’s Civil War Dead:
Scientific American"New research by anthropologists and forensic scientists is bringing hope to the relatives of war victims as it challenges Spain’s “pact of forgetting” "
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Cousin Rusty’s Surprise YDNA Results:
Hartley"First, my first cousin Rusty surprised me by ordering an autosomal DNA test. I saw his results and it was the first, first cousin autosomal match that I’ve had. Next, Rusty decided to order a YDNA test of 37 STRs. His results surprised us both a bit."
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Tech:
Clearing Your Cookies All the Time Makes the Web More Annoying:
How-to-Geek"Websites can store small files called “cookies” on your computer to remember your preferences and login state. Cookies can also be used to track you across websites to better target ads. But think twice before you just disable them."
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Which Version of Chrome Do I Have?
How-to-Geek"Chrome is Chrome, right? You download Google’s browser—now the most popular in the world—and you’d think you have the same experience as everyone else. But like most large software vendors, Google releases Chrome in differing “channels,” testing out features in more unstable versions before they get to the release build that hundreds of millions of people use every day."
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Education:
How to Overcome the Difficulties of Finding Female Ancestors:
Ancestral Findings"Are you searching for the origins of some elusive female ancestors? Here are four tried and true research techniques for discovering your female family lines."
Lesson now... 6.08 minutes
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