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  • efgen
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    Originally posted by R2-D2
    On my personal page the certificate only goes up to 37 markers, are they planning on a 67 marker certificate yet?
    I read just recently that the 67-marker certificates weren't available yet, but they would be soon.

    Originally posted by R2-D2
    Does it mean anything if a batch thread disappears off of the batch calendar forum? Batch 154 which has my late R1b subclade test in it disappeared off the forum the other week.
    Below the listing of threads in the Batch Calendar forum, there's a Display Options box. You'll see "From the" and then a pull-down menu with a timeframe. Mine is set to 45 days and the Batch 154 thread is the last one on the page. You probably have yours set to "Last Month" or an even shorter timeframe. The last post in the Batch 154 thread was 8/17/06, about 6 weeks ago.

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  • R2-D2
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    Originally posted by efgen
    I believe I read that they only send a certificate for the first test that you order through them, and if you wish to have a certificate for an upgrade, you need to order that separately. But I would suggest contacting them to confirm, as I don't remember where I read this information (may have been here on the boards).

    Elise
    I did my first 12 markers through the Genographic Project so I didn't get a certificate from FTDNA. I upgraded to 67 markers and did not get one but I did have HVR1 & 2 done in one shot and I received a certificate for that. On my personal page the certificate only goes up to 37 markers, are they planning on a 67 marker certificate yet?

    Does it mean anything if a batch thread disappears off of the batch calendar forum? Batch 154 which has my late R1b subclade test in it disappeared off the forum the other week.

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  • efgen
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    Originally posted by lgmayka
    Yes, but I assumed that if the 'first test' is a combination like YDNA67+mtDNAplus, they would send both certificates. I will probably have to contact FTDNA to clarify.
    That's my understanding. Let us know when you get clarification from FTDNA.

    Elise

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  • lgmayka
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    Originally posted by efgen
    I believe I read that they only send a certificate for the first test that you order through them, and if you wish to have a certificate for an upgrade, you need to order that separately.
    Yes, but I assumed that if the 'first test' is a combination like YDNA67+mtDNAplus, they would send both certificates.

    I will probably have to contact FTDNA to clarify.

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  • efgen
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    I believe I read that they only send a certificate for the first test that you order through them, and if you wish to have a certificate for an upgrade, you need to order that separately. But I would suggest contacting them to confirm, as I don't remember where I read this information (may have been here on the boards).

    Elise

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  • lgmayka
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    So aren't we supposed to get certificates from FTDNA with our yDNA test results? My relatives and I have gotten certificates for our mtDNA results, and I even got one for my H subclade test, but we have gotten no certificates for yDNA. Is this because FTDNA is still composing a 67-marker certificate, and will send us one when they are ready?

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  • Stevo
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    Originally posted by M.O'Connor
    I wouldn't want the job of keeping track of everybody's pending results
    Me either.

    I appreciate the project administrators and co-administrators who do, though.

    They have my respect, admiration, and appreciation.

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  • M.O'Connor
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    I wouldn't want the job of keeping track of everybody's pending results

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  • lgmayka
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    Originally posted by M.O'Connor
    how are the SNP's comming along?

    Has anybody recieved all their snp's yet?
    FTDNA released (partial) results from some R1b individuals last week. Otherwise, I have seen no recent deepSNP results at all in my project. Many deepSNP tests are now overdue. I don't mean individual failed tests but entire test suites that should have been run by now.

    Here are all the overdue deepSNP tests in the Polish project:

    NO RESULTS RELEASED AT ALL
    Batch 137: R1a
    Batch 144: R1a
    Batch 161: I, J

    PARTIAL RESULTS RELEASED
    Batch 141: R1a
    Batch 145: R1b
    Batch 151: J
    Batch 155: G, R1b
    Batch 160: G

    And of course, more will come due in the next few weeks, in batches 162 and 164.

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  • M.O'Connor
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    not everyone at once.. I write slowly.

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  • M.O'Connor
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    how are the SNP's comming along?

    Has anybody recieved all their snp's yet?

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  • Stevo
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    Originally posted by Paulie
    If you're ever happen to be in southern Poland, the Wieliczka salt mine is very impressive; it's quite a long walk down by stairs...

    Main English Site: http://www.kopalnia.pl/home.php?action=&id_language=2&

    Check out the Aug 27th link, shows some very nice pics.
    I saw something about that on the History Channel once (or maybe it was the Travel Channel?).

    It looked fantastic.

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  • Paulie
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    Originally posted by DMac
    The caverns are great place to go when the heat is on.
    If you're ever happen to be in southern Poland, the Wieliczka salt mine is very impressive; it's quite a long walk down by stairs...

    Main English Site: http://www.kopalnia.pl/home.php?action=&id_language=2&

    Check out the Aug 27th link, shows some very nice pics.

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  • Stevo
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    Originally posted by DMac
    The caverns are great place to go when the heat is on.
    Very true. It was about 50-55 degrees F down there. When we got out we went and did the maze, though, where it was 90+. It was a beautiful day, with blue skies and plenty of sun, so it was great.

    I enjoyed the Frontier Culture Museum best of everything I saw on that little trip. It was like stepping back in time.

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  • DMac
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    Originally posted by Stevo
    Thursday and Friday my family and I took a little trip here in our home state. We visited the Luray Caverns, the American Frontier Culture Museum, and Natural Bridge.

    It was fun.

    The Frontier Culture Museum was especially cool. It is a large, open site with several working farms from the period from 1690 through the 1850s. If you want to see how your ancestors actually lived, I highly recommend it.
    The caverns are great place to go when the heat is on.

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