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Christians have more children than the non-religious, but evangelicals have even more kids than Christians.
Children of parents who are atheists are most likely to be the same.
Morgan - thanks for that. There is very little work going on in the feild at the moment.
Only Phil Zuckerman seems to be actively contributing to it. I was hoping someone might know of others (maybe in different disciplines) doing similar work.
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Pamlico County senior Tarik Davis is leading the team in rushing this season. Davis sat down with Sun Journal sports reporter Jordan Honeycutt in an interview.
Pamlico County senior Tarik Davis is leading the team in rushing this season. Davis sat down with Sun Journal sports reporter Jordan Honeycutt in an interview.
SJ: How have you been able to play so well early on this season?
TD: I have to give all of the credit to my offensive line. They are big, strong, quick, work hard and most of all they are smart. They open up holes for me and I just try not to miss them.
SJ: What is different for you this year as a senior and taking on more of a leadership role. What are the team�s goals for this season?
TD: We didn�t have a ton of leadership on the team last year. This year, we do have a lot of leadership that helps us. Our goal is to win the conference championship which we haven�t done in a long time.
SJ: Last season, you took a hard hit versus Jones Senior and were carried off in an ambulance. Take me through what happened on that hit and how you bounced back from it.
TD: I was carrying the ball and I didn�t see him coming. He hit me and I flew into the air and hit the ground and couldn�t breathe. It was definitely a scary moment, but it�s football and I bounced back.
SJ: Other than playing football or being in school, what do you like to do for fun?
TD: Honestly all I do is watch football on television when I�m at home or not school.
SJ: What is your favorite NFL/College team and player?
TD: I�m not a real big NFL fan, but I love to watch college football and I love Georgia and Todd Gurley. He is just so good, so big and quick and I try to watch him and run like him.
SJ: Other than Gurley, is there anyone who you try to emulate or model your game after?
TD: When I did watch more NFL, I loved to watch Jerome Bettis. I�m heavyset like him too and I�m not too fast. I�m a power back and the way he used to hit people and break tackles, I try to do that too.
SJ: What are your goals for your life after high school?
TD: I�ve thought about that a lot more recently and I think I will probably go into the military. Either straight there or try and play college football somewhere first.


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Curtis Martin was in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria last Wednesday to be honored by the March of Dimes as Sportsman of the Year.
But after Thanksgiving night, it was hard to ignore another room, some 40 miles to the west on Jets Drive in Florham Park, N.J.
"The locker room is a very interesting place," Martin told reporters. "I do think locker rooms win games, even more so than talent. The camaraderie that's formed there is really important. I think it's unfortunate some of the things that have come out of the (Jets') locker room."
Unfortunate – a good word to describe the 2012 Jets season. From the offseason acquisitions gone wrong, to the injuries, to the anonymous quotes sniping at the backup quarterback in the Daily News – the entire Jets season could be deemed unfortunate. Nothing this season, though, has been worse than the self-induced shellacking the Jets suffered on Thanksgiving night at the hands of their biggest rivals.
It was a loss bad enough to both divide and unite (in anger) an entire fan base. It was a loss that has many wondering if the Jets have quit on their head coach.
"You know something, nine times out of 10, in the NFL or in most professional sports, it's poor execution that looks like bad luck and that looks like a team quits," Martin told TheJetsBlog. "But most of us by the time we've reached this level, we have so much pride in what we do that there's really no quitting in football. Every once in a while you may see it, but it's more rare than what the outside, you know from a fan's perspective."
The fans' perspective was clear after a YouTube video surfaced showing some Jets fans taunting the team entering the locker room for halftime. Martin said he hadn't seen it, but acknowledged as a former player how much that treatment from fans can sting.
"That hurts more than fumbling the ball or throwing an interception or being benched because when you're out there on that field, you realize you are playing to win at all times and by any legal means," Martin told TheJetsBlog. "When you're not playing well, and the fans that support you are against you, it's a very disheartening place for a player and a team to be in."
But that's the thing about a 49-19 loss at home to the Patriots; it raises questions as much as it raises ire. Questions that need answering -- Especially when fans, media and the general public were witness to the most embarrassing 52 seconds in the history of this franchise.
Questions like is Rex Ryan's job in jeopardy after a loss like that? Martin didn't think so, calling Ryan "a really good coach."
"If you think about it, he's had two championship years. That's something no coach has done in the Jets history – going to the championship game two years in a row," Martin told TheJetsBlog. "You can't go to the championship game every single year. You're gonna have years like this, but years like this make you stronger."
But the biggest question facing the Jets revolves around the quarterback position. Should Ryan bench the butt fumbling Mark Sanchez for unproven Greg McElroy or an injured Tim Tebow?
"Desperate times call for desperate measures," the Hall of Fame running back told reporters. "I think if they see that as being something that's fitting for this situation, then it'll happen. I've always said with a guy like Tebow in New York and with Mark Sanchez, it's gonna be one way or the other. Either Mark is gonna have the best year of his career or eventually Tebow will probably play."
Jets fans know how it's gone so far. At 4-7, the team is teetering on the very edge of the playoff picture and more importantly has become the laughing stock of the NFL. Still, Martin believes the Jets can turn the season around.
He thinks the leaders in the Jets locker room probably held a private meeting to make sure things got back on track, because that's what he would do when he played.
"They've been in circumstances like this before where they make it to the playoffs by the skin of their teeth and next thing you know they're playing the championship game to go to the Super Bowl," Martin told reporters. "Will that happen this year? I don't know, but the NFL is very unpredictable."
Unfortunately for the Jets, it's pretty easy to predict how this season is going to end and Martin probably won't like the end result.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team was recently honored by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC), as Coach Mark Lawrence's squad recorded the highest cumulative grade point average of any team in the NCAA. In addition to the team recognition, nine individual student-athletes received All-Academic accolades from the ACWPC.
The Engineers collective GPA for the 2011 season was 3.55, the top mark in the country, ranking ahead of programs such as Harvard University, Brown University, Princeton University and Johns Hopkins University. It is the second time that Tech has been recognized for the highest team GPA. MIT received the same honor in 2005.
Nine student-athletes were also tabbed to the All-Academic team, including three who received an outstanding distinction, the highest level of achievement, given to honorees with a grade point average of at least 3.71. Senior Nikola Otasevic (Belgrade, Serbia), junior Brendan Deveney (Newton, Conn.) and sophomore Michael Farid (Dubai, United Arab Emirates) were outstanding honorees. Receiving superior accolades for a GPA of between 3.41 and 3.70 were senior Columbus Leonard (Mill Valley, Calif.), junior Kevin Hsiue (Alamo, Calif.) and sophomores Craig Cheney (Sherwood, Ore.), Andrew Dorne (Irvine, Calif.), Scott Stephens (Los Altos, Calif.) and Dennis Smiley (Corona, Calif.).
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Treating Houses Like Copyright... And Then Securitizing And Selling Off The Revenue From Future Resales
from the ah,-financial-innovation dept
Reader Mark points us to another article about this attempt to contractually create a resale right for homes. This article has a lot more details about the plans, put together by an financial firm called Freehold Capital Partners (which the last article called a Texas company, but is now referred to as a New York company -- which is interesting, given that the last article also noted that Texas law probably prohibited this practice). However, this article notes that the whole plan is prefaced not on actually giving the builders a cut of all future sales, but (of course) to securitize and sell off the potential future revenues to investors. Forget securitizing mortgages, now we're talking about securitizing a bizarre contractual resale right that means you have to pay some random investors any time you sell certain houses. Yikes.
Thankfully, plenty of folks are realizing how sketchy this is, and various states have specifically outlawed the practice. The article quotes some developers whining about how much nicer it is to be able to get a big chunk of money from these kinds of deals, but given that the chunk of money comes from a rather questionable process, they shouldn't have relied on it too much in the first place.


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Volleyball team hosts postseason contest
Judges earn top seed in Division III New England Championship tournamentThe Brandeis University volleyball team will host a postseason contest for the first time since 2009 on Wednesday evening, as the Judges earned the top seed in the 2012 ECAC Division III New England Championship tournament. The Judges finished the regular season with a 19-13 record, and will take on eighth-seeded Albertus Magnus College (12-12) at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening, Nov. 7.
Brandeis, in head coach Michelle Kim's ninth season at the helm, is making its seventh ECAC tournament appearance (1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009). The Judges won back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007, when Brandeis was also chosen as the top seed. This will be the first-ever meeting between Brandeis and Albertus Magnus.
The youthful Judges are led by sophomore outside hitter Liz Hood of Albuquerque, N.M., who finished third in the University Athletic Association (UAA) with a 3.60 kills-per-set average. Sophomore libero Elsie Bernaiche of Plantsville, Conn., was sixth in the UAA with 4.85 digs per set, while rookie middle hitter Maddie Engeler of Sandusky, Ohio, was second in the conference with 0.98 blocks per set. The Judges finished seventh in the UAA, a conference that boasts three of the top 12 teams in Division III.
Albertus Magnus is making its ECAC tournament debut after finishing the regular season at 12-12. The Hawks are paced by junior outside hitter Melissa Manning's 1.83 kills per set and classmate and libero Nicole Acerra's 4.08 digs per set.
The rest of the ECAC tournament field, which will play their quarterfinals on Wednesday evening, includes second-seeded Western New England University (22-7) hosting seventh-seeded Husson University (16-10); third-seeded Keene State College (19-16) taking on New Hampshire foe Daniel Webster College (16-11), the sixth seed; and fourth-seeded Eastern Connecticut State (19-13) taking on fifth-seeded Salve Regina University (17-14).
The semifinals and finals will be hosted at the site of the highest remaining seed on Saturday, Nov. 10. If Brandeis advances, the semifinals will be played at 10 a.m. and noon, with the finals to follow at 2 p.m.
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Rainswept wrote:Wawizzle wrote:But my advice is that you put them all in a shoebox somewhere and play/replay Final Fantasy VII.
VII had it's high points, but to me it doesn't have nearly the replay value of some of the others. Vii was amazing just on the advances in sight/sound and one hell of a plot twist. I think I only played it all the way through once, -maybe- twice. The pre rendered backgrounds drove me up the wall. XII is way, way better at ease of play, and so far I really like the combat system. I heard complaints it was too complex, but to me it's perfect. Very intuitive, and getting to assign gambits is just great. XII clearly took some really good things from the online game.
I remember waiting for 12 to be released and then I never actually got it... At one point during the development they scrapped the whole project to start again.
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CRESTVIEW � Kathy Combest is many things to many people. She's a wife, mother, sister, friend and coach � just to mention a few of her roles.
CRESTVIEW � Kathy Combest is many things to many people. She's a wife, mother, sister, friend and coach � just to mention a few of her roles.
She's also a competitor, a fighter and a survivor.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer while coaching Baker School�s volleyball and girls basketball teams in August of 2007.
A year later, after several surgeries and treatments, Combest was declared cancer-free.
Five years later, Combest, now Crestview High School�s volleyball and girls basketball coach, is still cancer-free.
Combest and her Bulldog volleyball team will celebrate her continued good health with a Breast Cancer Awareness Night on Oct. 7, when Crestview hosts Freeport for a 6 p.m. varsity match.
"It's exciting for me because ... if you can make it for five years (cancer-free), you have a good chance (of remaining cancer free)," Combest said. "I'm not saying you won't get it again, but you have a better chance not to get it.
�I would like for all the players that played for me at Baker in basketball and volleyball, and all the players that have played for me here, and any friend that has helped out through the years, to be here."
The Holt Volunteer Fire Department, which comprises many of Combest's old Baker students, will be on hand to honor the coach by raising money with T-shirt sales and a donation jar.
The money raised that night will go to the Breast Clinic Charity Fund in Fort Walton Beach.
"They decided to raise money for breast cancer and they wanted to honor me and my five years of being cancer-free," Combest said. "And they let me pick the charity organization that I wanted. The one I wanted is here in Okaloosa County, in Fort Walton Beach.
"Dr. Sandra Hanson and The Breast Clinic Charity Fund is for women that don't have insurance. Because it is so expensive to have mammograms, sonograms and even biopsies.�
Hanson and Scotty Chestnut of the Holt Volunteer Fire Department will talk about charities that help those with breast cancer, Combest said.
Like so many people, Combest never thought she would have breast cancer. As a coach and former athlete she's always made it a point to stay in shape and eat healthy.
Combest � who continued coaching while battling cancer � said she thinks leading her teams helped her through the tough times.
"I think while I was going through that it gave me a focus point," she said. "People that can focus on something are better at what they do and they don't dwell on being sick.
"I know basketball and volleyball helped me do that at that time."
People battling breast cancer, breast cancer survivors and those who have lost loved ones to breast cancer will be recognized during Monday�s ceremony.
As much as it will be a night of breast cancer awareness, Combest also wants it to be a celebration of life.
"I just want to have the people that helped me go through what I went through to be here to celebrate my five years clean," she said.
WHAT: Breast Cancer Awareness Night
WHEN: 6 p.m. Oct. 7, when Crestview hosts Freeport for a varsity match.
WHERE: Crestview High School gym, 1250 N. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview.
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story erroneously stated in the "Where" section that the game is at Jack Foster Stadium. The print edition included the correct information; the erroneous, extra detail was added during transfer to the web. We regret the error.
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Louisiana's cotton acreage dropped dramatically this year as growers planted around 325,000 acres — only slightly more than half of what was planted last year.
According to Kurt Guidry, this downturn in acreage threatens the cotton industry's infrastructure in the state. "Typically, we've been anywhere from 650,000 up to a million acres of cotton over the past 10 or 15 years, and we have an infrastructure built around that," said the LSU AgCenter economist.
But high prices attracted many traditional cotton growers to corn, which had a record 750,000 acres in Louisiana this year.
Sandy Stewart, LSU AgCenter cotton specialist, says the infrastructure of the cotton industry already is feeling the effects.
"We've got several gins in Louisiana that probably won't open in 2007 because the acres are so low. If our acres remain low in 2008, as it appears it will, there will be some more effects on the ginning industry."
Guidry and Stewart agree, however, that it would take several years of low acreage to seriously damage cotton's infrastructure.
Part of the infrastructure's downfall is that cotton is somewhat of a self-contained crop.
"One of the problems that cotton has is some of the equipment — the pickers, and then you get into the gins and warehouses — these are used basically just for cotton," Stewart explained.
If the low acreage continues, the problem will affect more than just cotton gins and warehouses. Crop consultants, chemical and fertilizer dealers, seed distributors and aerial applicators all would feel the crunch.
"If you look at what they are replacing cotton acres with, they are replacing it with corn," said Guidry. "You spend a lot more money on an acre of cotton than you do on an acre of corn, particularly in the case of herbicides and insecticides."
Even high corn and soybean acres cannot make up for the lack of cotton production.
"The business these consultants and dealers do with cotton is a larger volume than what they would do in an equivalent acreage of corn or soybeans, so cotton pumps a lot into a rural agriculture economy," said Stewart.
If the infrastructure starts to break down, it could be a hard recovery for Louisiana's cotton industry.
"What happens five years down the road if this corn market starts to dry up and people start looking at planting cotton again, and we won't have the infrastructure to service that industry anymore?" Guidry asked.
"It takes a lot of cotton in an area over a number of years to ever justify building a gin." Stewart added.


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A Conversation With Kelly Rowland
On Sept. 27 The Recording Academy Los Angeles Chapter will host Up Close & Personal With Kelly Rowland, a GRAMMY Professional Development Event.
Taking place at The Academy's headquarters in Santa Monica, Calif., the event will feature an in-depth discussion with the four-time GRAMMY-winning R&B artist, moderated by GRAMMY-nominated artist and Chapter President MC Lyte. Topics will include the evolution of Rowland's career since Destiny's Child, songwriting and her most recent release, Here I Am.
Hailing from Atlanta, Rowland first gained fame as a member of GRAMMY-winning R&B group Destiny's Child. Following the release of the group's third album, 2001's Survivor, Rowland began writing material for her debut solo album Simply Deep, which was released the following year. The album's first single, "Dilemma," which features GRAMMY-winning rapper Nelly, earned Rowland her first GRAMMY as a solo artist for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration. In 2004 Rowland reunited with Destiny's Child for a new album, Destiny Fulfilled, and embarked on the group's final world tour. Rowland's sophomore effort, 2007's Ms. Kelly, peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard 200. Released in July, Here I Am reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and spawned the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs hit "Motivation."
Up Close & Personal With Kelly Rowland is now available via video on demand exclusively at GRAMMY365, The Academy's member-only website. Recording Academy members can RSVP to the event at www.losangelesrsvp.info. For more information on Academy membership, visit www.grammy365.com/join.


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This 12-page educational comic book introduces readers to the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. Using the Japanese anime art style, the comic book explains the satellite technology and the mission goals and applications. Supplemental... (View More) materials to support the story include an overview of the GPM mission, a description of the satellite and its instruments, examples of the data it collects, descriptions of some of the constellation partners, and a glossary of science terms used in the comic. Links are provided to additional related resources, including a template for learners to create their own comic. The Japanese anime/manga style of art was chosen because the GPM mission is a collaboration between NASA and JAXA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. (View Less)
In a one minute time lapse video, viewers are shown the assembly sequence of the Global Precipitation Measurement satellite from its 2011 beginning at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland to its 2014 launch at Tanegashima Space Center in Japan.
This short (11:29 minutes) video features NASA scientists answering a set of student-designed questions related to NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement satellite mission. The set of twelve questions were generated after students viewed... (View More) animations of GPM data; the questions centered on satellite operations, satellite data, and precipitation patterns and impacts. (View Less)
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The Global Precipitation Measurement mission provides a global perspective on rain and snow, along with the storms, impacts, patterns, hazards, and changes associated with those precipitation events. Several such events, which occurred during a... (View More) one-week period in August 2014, have been compiled into this short video (5:42 minutes) which features narration by NASA scientists. (View Less)
This site features information about constructing a LEGO model of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission Core Observatory. Two options for building the GPM model are provided: students can construct a 3D model on the LEGO website or... (View More) build an actual LEGO model of the satellite (information is provided for purchasing individual parts or for purchasing a pre-packaged kit). In addition to learning about the primary components of the GPM satellite, students will also learn facts about the mission, its technology and instrumentation. (View Less)
The Global Precipitation Mission (GPM) collects rain, snow and other precipitation data worldwide every three hours. This short (4:17 minute) video introduces learners to the role of GPM and it's partner satellites in gathering precipitation data... (View More) and the role of Goddard's Precipitation Processing System (PPS) in compiling that data into unified global data sets. (View Less)
This activity includes a presentation with links to videos about scientists and engineers working with NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement Mission (from the Faces of GPM series), as well as other STEM careers videos, followed by a number of... (View More) links to online career resources. It is designed to be used by students working at their own pace, choosing which videos and links they are interested in watching and exploring, but could also be used with a larger group. As part of the activity, students identify personal skills and abilities related to career interests and develop a career goal. Includes a student capture sheet with guiding questions. (View Less)
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Intended for use after viewing the Science on a Sphere film "Water Falls," this lesson deepens student's understanding of global precipitation measurement. Students will explore NASA satellite data gathered during Hurricane Sandy to learn how that... (View More) data was essential in helping scientists forecast its path and precipitation amounts. All background information, student worksheets and images/photographs/data are included in these downloadable sections: Teacher's Guide, Student Capture Sheet, Assessment and PowerPoint Presentation. (View Less)
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Hi! If you have a digital metric/ounces scale, measuring cups, rice cooker and Japanese rice…I need your help!
I'm working on the second draft of The Cookbook at the moment, which is where we fix things like accurate measurements. However, I'm on the road and dont have access to a kitchen. So, I need your help with something!
If you have a digital metric/ounces scale, measuring cups, rice cooker and Japanese style (Japonica, sushi) rice - can you take a few moments and do this:
Please report back your results in the comments here! I really appreciate it!!
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Mean of two measurements for each combination:
Rice cooker cups:
Japanese (semi-brown): 5.50 oz. / 156 gm.
Basmati: 5.30 oz. / 150 gm.
US dry cups:
Japanese (semi-brown): 7.33 oz. / 208 gm.
Basmati: 6.91oz. / 197 gm.
I bought a new rice cooker 2 weeks ago, the fancy computing kind. It came with a slightly larger cups than normal. The cup says 180ml, but I measured it as 190ml. When I fill it with Japanese rice all the way to flush, it weights 160grams.
I think 1 US cup is 250ml (because 4 cups = 1 litre), 1 Japanese cup is 240ml. The 250ml cup of Japanese rice weights 200 grams. Jasimine Rice and Basmati Rice weights about the same! I hope this helps!
rice cooker cup which says 180ml
white Japanese rice = 163g (although it's 新米, if that makes a difference)
brown Japanese rice - 157g (not 新米)
American measuring cup which says 235ml (although google says 236.6)
white Japanese rice: 222
brown Japanese rice: 198
No ounces on my scale - sorry!
The only way I had to measure the volume of my rice cooker cup was to fill it with water and weigh that.
Since 1 g of water = 1 mL, it's an easy conversion.
My Rice Cooker cup weighed ~180 g (180 mL)
My US cup weighed ~237 g ( 237 mL)
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Rice Cooker cup - 5.71 oz. / 162 gm.
US cup - 7.94 oz. / 225 gm.
Holy cow, variations! Now my head hurts. Thanks everyone!! ^_^; (Off to ponder what measures to use)
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greetings from Sweden where everything is metric (accept for food energy content that tend to be double marked in kilocalories and kilojoule), much simpler.
And New Zealand, and just about everywhere else - I think it's just America that goes for cups. Problem is, it's such a large market that a cookbook writer (especially one who's publishing IN America) needs to include cup measurements in the recipes.
I want to know how they measure pints of strawberries myself - I have visions of squashing strawberries into milk bottles, but I know that can't be right.
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I checked my measuring cups at home because it did seem odd to me that there were so many different variations and I have several different measurements for cups (US), ranging from 180 ml for my rice cooker to 237 and 250 ml for my measuring cup sets. And I did some further checking, it looks like the standard US cup is 237 ml. I also found this site might make conversions a bit easier.
If it is really a concern you might make a note to use the same set when making one dish, so at least the measurements are consistent.
Yeah, the book will have both U.S. cups and metric measurements. I was just wondering whether the metric should be both ml and grams, or just ml, or just grams. So much to think about, when it's going to be printed on dead trees vs. always-editable-electronic form!
Well, speaking with my scientist hat on, ml for liquids and g for solids. Depending on the shape of the solids the same volume can contain different weights. For example: 200 ml of sugar cubes will weigh considerably less than 200ml of granular sugar, because much more space is taken up by the air between the cubes. This is not an issue with liquids, which is why we have weight and volume measurements in the first place.
Cookbooks here usually have grams and cups for things like flour, and millilitres and cups for things like milk.
The only thing whose mls are equivalent to its grs is water, which means a glass containing 200 ml of water will wheigh 200 gr.
For the vast rest of things you'll need to measure both in grs and ml.
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With alot of liquids, the difference is within the error on a pair of kitchen scales anyway.
You don't need to measure in both. You just don't measure liquids by weight, and you don't measure solids by volume (unless you are American). If you have 250g flour you have no need to know what its volume is in ml (in fact it varies, depending on how tightly it's packed). Likewise you don't need to know what 250ml of milk weighs. This is of course unless you only have measuring cups, in which case you use the American method anyway.
Hi Maki!
I recommend using ml for liquids and gr for solid things. That's the most commen thing here in Germany.
Have fun finishing your book!
Hi Maki
I prefer both grams and ml in cookbooks for both liquids and solids. Not everyone has an accurate scale - if so, calculating the volume may be a bit painful (this happened to me when I was a student and didn't own a good Swiss kitchen scale yet). But with a good scale, measuring out large volumes by weight (eg, flour while baking) is much faster and easier than taking the time to measure the volume. Also, the maximum capacity of most volume measures is smaller than those of scales. Sorry, I need to go and check on my baking bread :D
my rice cooker cup (180 ml) holds 162 g of white, short-grain rice.
i agree with the others- ml and l are for the volumes of liquids (because those are tightly packed without air pockets anyway); kg and g are weights for solid and dry stuff (like this, the merchant can't sell you air by not packing everything tightly).
the relations between the cubic systems are like this: if you imagine a cube of 10cm x 10cm x 10cm, you could fill it with 1 l (=1000 ml) of water which would weight 1 kg (=1000g). only works that easily with water, of course. (watery things (milk, broth) can still be measured-and-conversed that way, but it's no good for oils, honey and the like)
then again, while cooking, smaller amounts of anything are often given in "teaspoon" or "table spoon" measurements here in germany (and europe in general i guess). those mean actual cutlery spoons, not the bigger measuring spoons! that had me confused for some time when first working with internet recipes.
btw, how the vulture do you measure "4 cups of spinach"? i can push very much spinach into a measuring cup if i choose to! if i blanch it first, it will be even more..
there are lots of tender things i wouldn't want to crush by measuring them in little cups, too; and doesn't it take a lot of time to put everything into a cup if you have to feed more than one person? i can weight my veggies in the shop, my butcher weights meat for me. i take it home and put it in the dish i want to cook! ^^ ... unless i got the recipe out of the internet, which usually leaves me wondering about what size things need to be diced before i put them in the cup or what kind of teaspoon is meant this time.
i'm fond of my rice cooker cup, though. weighting rice would be unpractical, and it seems to be constantly 180 ml so far. hooray for the rice cooker cup!
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It was there that they met Margaret Griffith, a Moab woman who takes care of the large population of feral cats that call the area home.
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Griffith said that having the feeders was a game-changer for the program. "Now cats come to one place rather than wandering all over the neighborhood," she said. That makes them easier to trap so that they can be spayed or neutered.
The Moulters went out once a week, every week, to refill all the different feeders. It's hard work, hauling around 50-pound sacks of cat food to pour into each feeder, and in the last few years, Jim's his arthritis has gotten worse, making it difficult to perform that task, he said. But that hasn't stopped him from helping in other ways.
Food wasn't the only problem that Griffith was having with the cats. In an attempt to help reduce the numbers of feral cats, Griffith runs a program through which the cats are trapped, spayed or neutered, and then re-released. Optimally, according to Mary Moulter, the cats are returned to the area in which they were caught. However, that wasn't always possible, which meant that there were often cats with nowhere to go.
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yeoetabtj5 and has ill the power and efficacy of calomel or juinine without any jf the injurious after effects a governor's testimony simm./iis liver regulator b.is been in use in my tin . f r > me time and i am satisfied it is a valuable addition to tnr medical science j liili shorter governor of ala hon alexander if stephens of ga sa\s have derived some benefit in.m the use of ns liver regulator and wibh to give it a a i trial the only thing that never fails to believe 1 have used m.iny remedies for dys pepsia liver affection and debility but never have f und anything to benefit me to the extent ns liver regulator has i em from min nesota to gc k i : r it and wsuld send further for turk i n edi ine and would aiivite all who are sim ilar ffei ted to give it a tri..l as it seems the only thiiij t.'.it never fails t relu-ie p m jan.ney minneapolis minn dr t w mason says from actual ex perience in the use of simm ns i.i\er rc-gulat'.r in siy practice i have been and am satisfied tj use nd prescribe it as a purgative medicine jqytalce only the genuine which always h on the wrapper the red z trade-mark and signature of j ii zkil.in & co fuk sale bv all druggists ham purchased the entire stock of goods formerly belonging to blackmer & taylor i will carry on the hardware business iu all its branches including wagons buggies ah kinds of agri cultural implements & machinery rifle and blasting powder dynamite and all kinds of mining sup plies in short everything ordinarily found to a first class ardware eatablisment remove ' — to the — mcneely corner " liere i win v c pleased to see all persons who wish to purchase hardware for casi3 1 keep no books or accounts b3pa11 parties indebted to bluckmer * faylor are requested to make immediate bettlemeat their accounts will be in l\\p hands of w s bi.a.kvikh whp will make uttu-ment 4 luke blackmek october 23d 1883 the last roll call i through the crowded ranks of the hos pital where the sick and wounded lav slowly at nightfall the surgeon made his last slow round for the day and he paused a moment in silence by a bed with a boyish face with a death white look said plainly here will soon b an empty place poor boy ! how fast he is going ! he thought as lie turned when a clear unfaltering voice through the stillness ringing out like a bell called here ah my boy what is it you wish for nothing faintly the answer came ; but with eyea all alight with glory 1 was answering to my name in the tranquil face of the soldier there was never a doubt or fear they were tailing the roll in ht-aveu 1 was only answering here the soft dim rays of the lamp-light fell down on the dead boy's face in the morning the ranks were broken for another had taken his place far away in god's beautiful heay^n they are calling the roll each day and some one slips into the places of the ones who are summoned away — christian standard rest out from the great world's rush and din ; out from the pain the wrong and sin ; out from ambition's cruel strife ; out from the bitter race of life ; out from the honors and affairs out from its horrors and it cares again a child he lay at rest in holy peace on his mother's breast her gentle hand toyed iu his hair her sweet dear voice dispelled his care ; her loving eyes shed light divine her very presence made a shrine ; his trobbing arteries ceased to teem ; the maddening world a sad past dream ; again a child he lay at rest iu holy peace on his mother's breast men make the wills but wivtg escape a work so sad ; why should they make what all their 1 i ves the gentle dames have had v raleigh's colony how the first english settlement icas planted in america referring to the resolution of sena tor vance introduced iu the senate to commemorate the third centennial of the settlement at roanoke by sir walter raleigh's colony the raleigh news and observer gives an inter esting historical epitome of the ral eigh expedition and attempts pre viously made to effect settlements by the french and spaniards although the cabots following columbus and ainericus vespuci in 1497 discover ed new found land and three years later the continent spain was the only nation that attempted to make settlements in the new world the french and english were con tent to engage in fishing on the banks of new foundland which even in the year 1500 they found profitable but made no attempts at settlement or conquest the french were largely engaged in business and francis i concluded it would be a good idea to establish a colony so he sent john verrazzani a native of florence and an experienced navigator to make ex plorations in 1524 verazzani start ed from the island of madeira in a vessel carled the dolphin and on the 9th of march following reached land it is supposed somewhere in the neighborhood of mason bore sound and not far from the place where wilmington now stands after coast ing along from the 3qth to the 50th degrees of latitude he returned to france and made his report but francis being involved iu trouble no attempt was made at a settle ment in j562 admiral coligny being desirous of establishing an asylum for the protestants of france ob tained from his sovereign authority to found a colony in the new world the command of the expedition was given to ribault who success fully transported about 1,000 persons to port royal harbor and proceeded to erect there a fort whjoh in honor of charles ix their kiug he called arx carolina here was raised the first flag of a civilized nation that floated overmen seeking in the western world peace and freedom of conscience but persecution was q^iick to fol low them across the ocean notwithstanding peace existed be tween france and spain menendea a spanish catholic remarkable more for brutality thau for piety sought the colonists at their refuge and fa vored by circumstances suooeeded in capturing the post with most of the inhabitants sparing the women and children he hanged upon the neigh boring trees all of the men who fell into his hands erecting over their lifeless forms u bigoted inscription ; j do not do this as to frenchmen but as to heretics 1 ' as a fit sequence to such a bloody deed degourges a distinguished freucb protestant fitted out at his own expense a small fleet boldly attacked the fort and after a severe conflit captured the spanish garri son again were the magnolies of arx carolina to serve the purposes of hu man ferocity theexasperated degourgrs retaliated in kind for the butcheries of meuen dez and beneath the suspended corp ses of the captured spaniards the frenchman wrote i do not do this as to spaniards nor as to heretics — but as to traitors and murders thus ended the attempt to settle carolina as a french colony jn 1578 sir humphrey gilmer who had long been engaged in specu lations and problems concerning navi gation obtained from queen eliza beth a charter to plant colonies in i america he sought those shores nearest to the mother country — and j with which be was most familiar but j the rigors of a northern climate and the poverty of the soil proved disas trous to his undertaking and after | two ineffectual attempts to loeate a j permanent settlement in the hist of which he lest his life his charter ex \ pired without the accomplishment of his purpose his step-brother sir walter ral eigh who had been with him on the | newfoundland coast then pursued the same design this remarkable | personage illustrious in every fluid of manly endoavor distinguised far ] above all his cotemporaries as a com : tier a scholar a soldier and a sailor was the founder of the first english ( colony settled iu america becoin i ing acquainted with verazzani's ex plorations raleigh proposed to beek j the same coast and iu april 1584 he , sent philip amidas and arthur bar low with two ships on a voyage of discovery giving the special directions as to where they should strike the land observing raleigh's particular ih ! junctions these navigators sailed to wanls the temperate latitudes ap proaching america from the south ward they were warned of the prox imity of the shore as well by the breakers as by the rich perfumes that filled the air with a grateful fragrance | two days later being the fourth day of july 1584 their eyes were glad : ened with a sight of the expected [ land ; near the spot where verazzani had landed sixty years before intending to enter at the first con venient harbor they coasted north ward under easy sail for more than a hundred miles when on the 13th of july they discovered a roadstead of fering a commodious anchorage here they determined to bring their jour ney to an end about mid day on the 13th when there was not a film of a cloud iu the heavens nor a breath of air to break the sea when the tides were still and , the sunshine danced along the glit j tering sandbanks from llatteras to j look out when the whole scene j was so intensely tranquil that those ships looked like painted ships and that ocean a painted ocean when ihe crew stood about in silent wonderment at the vast and solitary world before them — no soudding skiff no rising smoke no distant sound ; at this hour when solitude was most awful and most sublime the sound of prayer broke the enchantment and the first words of christian snfferagc were uttered in returning thanks to god that the lion flag of old e.ng land was about to be planted on the soil of the new world the boats were then manned and the two cap tains attended by the most notable gentlemen of the expedition were pul led toward the shore ; and as the boats grated upon the sand they sprang upon the beach and captain amidas shouted in a loud voice : we take possession of this laud in the right of the o^ueene's most excel lent naajestie as rightful queene and prjocesse of the same to be deliv ered over to the use of sir walter raleigh according to her majestie's grant and letters patent under her highnesse's great seale such was the genesis of the anglo saxon colonization in america from which was evolved in the coarse of time the greatest and grandest em pire of the universe here the seed was planted whiph germinated and after experiencing many vicissitudes grew and expanded until the vast continent of america has been brought under its benign influences it was the birth of a mighty nation in the wilderness of an unknown world — a nation distinctive in its characteris tics — excelling all others in liberty and virtue no less than in qourage enterprise and knowledge it is fit and meet therefore that the american people should turn to he hills of wohokqn as the birth place of their existence i i m i — ii life is njade up not of great sacri fices and duties but of little things in which smiles and kindness and small obligations given habitualry ; are what j win and preserve the heart and secure comfort the internal revenue say what you will the people of north carolina demand the repeal of the internal revenue system talk about this that and the other still the fact remains that the repeal of the internal revenue system is more sincerely desired by the north carolina voter than any other meas ure they demand the repeal of the system not tbe tax they fully re cognize the fact that it is but just and right that whiskey and tobacco should be taxed and the majority of them care not how heavy the tax is so that the abominable system by which it is collected be done away with the opposition o the revenue system is no hoodlum yell nor is it the cry of the drunken nor the howl of the demagogue it is the result of the sober intelligence of the country the babblings of a few fanatics to the contrary notwithstanding this demand of the people is not unreasonable it is not a groundless prejudice the people are tired of the arrogant army of revenue officials that toil not neither do they spin but draw their four dollars a day and lord it over the toilers in the work shop they are tired of a revenue system that fills our coves and mountain ! sides with an armed gang of paid spies and informers and our jails with i men who are arrested on trumped up j charges and dragged from their homes j to prisons leaving the plow in the i furrow and the sickle in the wheat field they are tired of a revenue system that fills the land with officers who | may shoot down a peaceable citizen and escape trial beforo our superior courts on the ground that the crime was committed in pursuance of the duties of the ofliee they are tired of a revenue system that is systematically changed into a powerful political organization during every campaign when every revenue j officer's pocket has in it money to bribe and brass kn ticks and pistol to overawe to their representatives in con gress the people of north carolina aud of the south would say god speed in your fijjht with the tariff but while you are removing the duty from our salt and trace chains try and remove the store keeper from our little distilleries and the ganger and raider with his sling-sliot and brass knucks from our ballot boxes the people demand the repeal of the nl rnal system aud the people are right if the tax on whisky and to bacco ig necessary tor the support of the national government let it be collected on some such plan as that suggested by senator vance in his bill recently published in this paper if it is not necessary to the support of the national government — and the immense surplus in the treasury in spite of the pension frauds and the countless other jobs devised to get rid of that surplus would indicate that the internal revenue can be easily dispensed with — then let the tax be collected by our county sheriffs nd let the money so collected be applied to the school fund the internal revenue system must go — morgan ton mountaineer the watt theory of farming mr watt the well known plow maker of virginia promulgates the following views relative to farm ing which are so sensible and good that we hope every reader of this pa per who does not already practice the principles laid down will at once be gin to do so first says mr watt preach to your people diversified crops second j to use good seeds and good breeds third ; in the preparation of land to do half the work of cultivation by preparation before the ground is plant ed take a piece of land and half prepare it and it takes five times the labor to work it that it would if well prepared an the start foruth ; no man rich or poor is able to keep a mean mule a mean hor«e mean cow or mean anything else it takes as much to keep a mean mule as it does to keep a good one it will take half the labor of a man to whip a mean mule ahead of him whereas a good m.ule will carry the lazy rascal ahead without any whip ping at all suppose you huve six mean mules and six men at fair average wages plowing them doing half work why three good mules with three average men will do the same work saving half the expenses of labor feed gear ing and tools a man is just paying double wages in such a condition of things as this low tjeep enough says mr yv t att to make the loose earth drink up the rain water you may place a barrel of rain water and one of spring or well waterside by side and in a short time the rain water will become offensive aud be tilled with millions of wiggle-tails and breed mo.«quitos enough to torment a whole plantation the spring or well water will not be affected at all then take a gauze sifter and strain the giggle-tails from the rain water into the other and they ! will die because there is no matter in ' it to feed them it having been left in j the earth by filtration the rain wa ter is nothing in the world but what the alniighty has prepared in his laboratory to fertilize the earth if men are wise enough to utilize it and plow their ground deep enough to drink it up from rowan school times music in our common schools music has been almost if not en tirely ignored in our common school system and the school system of any state or community however good or complete it may be in other respects is not perfect if it leaves out music music is a stimulant in any school and enlivens both teacher and pupils after pupils have been confined to [ their studies in a sitting posture for ( an hour or two they become dull stupid and fretful and while they are in this mood it is useless to attempt to teach them there are some teachers a great many i fear who make the schoolroom despised rather than loved indeed we often hear parents say that they have hard work to get their chil ! dren to go to school especially after the first few days why is this ? is it because they do not like to study or because they do not like their play mates or some other such cause ? by no means it is because the teacher proves himself an everlasting hum drum by going over and over the same thing and never attempting to put some life into his school it is not surprising then that chil dren become disgusted and do not ■want to go to school no wonder that i parents have to beg tease coax and even use the red to get their children to go to school ! no wonder that we have in our schools only about 28 per cent of the school population ! then teacher you need to make your schoolroom more interesting to your pupils and as a means to this end let in advise you to have music occas ionally you say you do not under stand music that is a drawback it is i true but it is one that can be over ! come music should be part of a teach er's education and'if you are deficient in this respect the sooner you remedy it the better it will be for you in every school there are good voices which only need proper training and if this has been supplied a few good songs well sung will refresh both teacher and pupils bring to the surface the wst feelings of their na tures und leave them in a much better mental condition for the work of the schoolroom j m l lyerly the human skin if jou could see a piece of your kiu through a microscope you would see long hues or ridges and hollows that look more like plowed ground than anything that 1 can think of the ridges are di?id ed into little conical elevations in which a ncrre terminates or else passes around it and lies here the sense of touch i in the hollows are the pores that are the openings of the sweat ducts what are these do you ask ? well they are min ute tubes which straightened out would be about a quarter of an inch long that gtart in the tissue beu«ath the derma and wind spirally up through the skiu until the upper surface is reached whefte it open end terminates the other end is twisted into a sort of knot which is con tuiucd iu a little sac aud this is surround ed by blood vessels the number of these little sweat ducts or glands is astonishing it is estimated that in every square inch of skin there are at least 2,800 and as in a person of ordinary size there ar 2,500 square inches of surface these glands count up 7,000 000 only think of ic 7,000,000 pores to keep open through a lifetime ! if these tubes were put together end to end there would be one long canal of about twenty-eight miles how is that for a system of sewerage — toledo jlhi-m an experienced sheep raiser says that a good way to control a flock of sheep is to take an ewe lamb to the house and make a pet of it use nothing but kindness and give it a name teaching it to come at the call when the lamb is grown place it in the flock and you will need only to call that oue sheep when all the oth ers will follow ah sheep follow their leader the training of oae is the traiu ing of all and it is a saving ot lime and labor north carolina ix lcck a large number of the scotch crofters who have been compelled to abandon their misera ble homes are to come to north caroli na—a more which will be good for the crofters and better for the state north carolina owes much of her prosperity ti a lot of hard working scotchmen whom trouble droye from their native country more than a century ago for their de scendants have been uniformly industri ous and thrifty there are plenty of hardworking men in europe who would believe the millenium at hand if they were offered even poor land in america and means of reaching it and if the in habitants of sections with more land than people would go to the small expense of bringing such immigrants over they would soon have assistance at the oner ous duty of paying taxes they would also be better able to persuade capitalists to build railroads by which the sections yield could be sent to market at less ex pense than that of wagoning x y herald abolish it the interual-rerenue system should go it has no place iu a peace establishment it was a war meas ure and should have gone with the war it is now infamous aud infamously con ducted it makes a spy of every man woman and child and murders men women aud children for the ninety cents a gallon nobody wants it continued but the monopolistic high-wine producers and the kentucky gang while ; t cry goes up against it from every seel ion abolibh it no true democrat can favor its reten tion no sensible republican will it should go unanimously cv/flr oh anlieville citizen .• an ea^le was captured mar col david prciffcl t's witli a steel trap and chain large enough to hold a dog attached the bird measured seven feet from tip to lip it was shot twice by mr e m proffet before n hall sr and will wilsorue come to his aid that day it had frightened one on doe cove mountain nearly out oi'i<i uiis as il screamed iu the air and rattled i lie chains making noises so unearthly that it seemed to die frightened mail the evil one himself i ad come to take him away before his time a a cincinnati millionaire having become weary of the intensely aristo cratic tendencies of his family pro ceeded to his native village and came home with a photograph of the liouse in which he was born the picture represented a tumble-down shanty and was hung conspicuously in a parlor of'tlie millionaire scity mansion it has had a magical effect f<u if ever the subject of family is touched upon the old gentleman points to the photograph and remarks : there is where your blue-blooded ancestor was born mr john arlington brought us yester day a sample rock which appears to be a very fine specimen of silver ore taken from a mine on his premises four miles west of town — waynesville news tlie ostriches en the anaheim farm california laid 3 5 e<jsr*(limu«r the season from he 1-t of mav lust until the 1st of o ••,.',. r . thel inls have beon plucked twice s : nte i he ;• arrival en the farm the first « :!;>, in may last yielilw :. 10 the clip in decemher yiohlcii 2,500 quills rf all kinds from eighth n birds and is valueil at 81,000 chief ximroil jarret smith chk-f f the indian nation in cherokee county i'ioscl thrua^li town one i\ay hist week on route for washington d.c where he has gone to investigate and negotiate i:i the interest i>f the educational ami ucnei - al indian affairs of his brethren wayucs rille setrs ifostetterv r celemated i v they ttiio work r:irlv and late the year rounil need occasionally !!,•■beallhfal btimalous imparted by :\ wholesonw tonic like hostetter'a stomach bitters to all its purity and efficiency as a remedy un<t preventive of disease commend it it i clucks incipient rheumatism and m:tlnriul i symptoms relieves constipation dyspvp 6ia and bilioosnrm arrests pw matur decay of the phyaical energies nitigati - the utflrmitioa at age anil lii-tin '« vsocncr for sale by i!l druggist dealers generally important fact ■for the planters & farmers ofnorthcarolina id order that our planting friends throughout the state may be enabled to procure tnd u«r baugh's phosphates pure dissolved raw bones and othf r nld entabhhliert brand nf our mako a well as ilitwi uraue ciie.uic'alm for farmith iimuiiik llome-^inde krrlilir.rrn we a • mt-iliiik qmuh lhukc't u fnrnur for cash ut our wholes.u.k prices for the convenirnrc nf nur runlorarr we haw i'miililulinl a depot in mihhii.li vn all ordrrn sent to liiiliimorc can l hhippt-d promptly from norfolk if preferred til kooiih to cost the miiin at huyrr'n ilrpot or lundiiik an if nbipped fp m ilnltlmore of send for our ranu>hl<'t invinn full ilfwr'.p tinu and wholrmiln jflk-i-q of our ttunilurtl linuid of hone vitfuxth and approved iormuliut addreus all iu<iiunoe and orders t.j bauch * sons 103 south st baltimore md morgan's cigar stand do yon smoke ? chsw cr us9 snuff keeps i selecl to :. ■nrtlclf ti ry 1 i an 1 good lleoccu b f ' w flows of davis furniuin s . call i i see lie toat auj is sa ly meroney & br0.5iw have largest and most complete stock of v • dry goods xgs a^d notions to to found ixx tlao to^nrxx of js**li»1oxxry p1es0 gdnudsi a splendid line of black and colored 0ashmer8 from 12j to 85 cents per yard we have the chkapest and largest i,<>i of silk velvets velveteens and trimming silks to be found in the city we offer as n special bargain all wool-filling worsted k^~in the latest shades at 10 rents per yard this goods is worl mare and cannot be had at this extremely low priee out side oi om ii cloaks circulars dalmans and jackets are pretty and cheap from 2 to 18 gt'auo a nice line of jersey jackets shawls kmt jackets & carpets rugs door mats all selling cheap ijgs boots and shoes i loiv prices j||l american davis i royal st jofe m r " - jp?*ll$illpijg$feite^fl\vf run vi.ci wii v'.l < \.> .;< ' 1 " m j ii keeist l salisbury n c apl ftr phffinix iron ote enpes boilers saw milh fgi turbine wheel - _ • also contractor and us •.
Object Description
|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|[T. K. Bruner and J. J. Bruner]
|Date Digital
|[T. K. Bruner and J. J. Bruner]
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|The February 7, 1884 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|Hamilton C. Jones
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|Project Subject
|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|An archive of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
|The SA of NC considers this item in the public domain by U.S. law but responsibility for permissions rests with researchers.
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