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Sexual Assault Reported in University of Montana Residence Hall [AUDIO]
A sexual assault was reported to the University of Montana Office of Public Safety over the weekend, that allegedly occurred in a residence hall.
A sexual assault was reported to the University of Montana Office of Public Safety over the weekend, that allegedly occurred in a residence hall.
Ho, ho, ho-ly cow.
University of Montana head football coach Mick Delaney has been nominated for the Liberty Mutual Insurance FCS Coach of the Year Award.
Do you know what Puscifer is? Sure, Puscifer are an experimental, comedic and electronically-themed rock band featuring Tool / A Perfect Circle singer Maynard James Keenan, but do you really know what Puscifer is? The band questions your understanding, so Puscifer brought in 'Breaking Bad' actor / 'Mr. Show' mastermind Bob Odenkirk to explain.
Hey Korn fans! If you have picked up Korn's 'The Paradigm Shift' you might have already felt the shift in music chemistry after Brian "Head" Welch rejoined Korn. This new album is the first one to be released featuring Head since "Take a Look in the Mirror," which believe it or not was TEN YEARS AGO!!! Check out this Interview where the band discusses how they came together for "The Paradigm Shift"
Characters as offensive as those on 'Family Guy' are bound to make for some memorable dialogue. Peter's idiocy alone could fill volumes. We've parsed it down to these ten funny quotes from the show, because we had to set the limit somewhere. Enjoy!
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Have you gone and got your Christmas tree yet? If you plan to go out in the hills and get your own, don't forget to bring a saw. If you don't have a saw, then don't forget your trusty shotgun, with 00 buck.
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If you have ever seen the Lord of the Rings, you know that rings can harness evil powers. Apparently the man trying to sell a diamond ring on Craigslist believes that claim to be true. Read the description to an epic Craigslist ad.


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European Painting before 1900, Johnson Collection Kicking Horse c. 1645-50 Aelbert Cuyp, Dutch (active Dordrecht), 1620 - 1691 Oil on panel * Gallery 258, European Art 1500-1850, second floor Cat. 622 John G. Johnson Collection, 1917 |
LabelThe landscape in this painting is based on a study from nature, a view of the Dutch town of Dordrecht seen across an inlet of the Maas River. In stark contrast to the naturalism of the background, the kicking horse in the foreground is based not on a life study but on a bronze cast made by Kaspar Gras in 1630.Social Tags [?]dutch realism [x] foreground [x] landscape [x] light [x] nature [x] realism [x] [Add Your Own Tags]* Works in the collection are moved off view for many different reasons. Although gallery locations on the website are updated regularly, there is no guarantee that this object will be on display on the day of your visit. |

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North Walsham 10 Wymondham 'B' 50
The third match of the season against Walsham, and the second in a week, would either give the Vikings a chance to redress the balance or see Wymondham achieve a hat-trick of wins this season.
Walsham were a number of players short and it was agreed to rotate players throughout the game with Wymondham initially loaning Nathan, Dom and Ollie (W) to Walsham in a 13 a side game.
Wymondham were quickly out of the blocks with Lewis scoring after only 2 minutes (coverted by Casey) and 3 minutes later after another strong run scored a second try for a 0-12 lead. After some strong forward play by the pack Ollie (D) made a good break but unfortunately lost the ball and period of play followed without either team making much headway. Wymondham then began to exert themselves on the game again, with Harry being particularly effective, culminating in Casey running through to score (0-17) and it appeared that Walsham didn't have an answer to the strong, quick running from the Wymondham backs.
Walsham then appeared to get some traction and a foothold in the game with some possession leading to a run down the wing, the Walsham player was held up and Casey came from nowhere with a crunching hit to knock the player into touch. There then followed a period of pressure in the Wymondham 22 with Walsham finally scoring (5-17) and the home team were elated to score against Wymondham for the first time this season. Almost immediately after the restart Wymondham scored again through Casey who ran through from his own half to score and convert to put Wymondham 5-24 ahead at half time.
For the second half Bertie, Jordan (M) and Drew lined up for Walsham. The pattern which developed in the first half began to emerge in the second with Walsham unable to compete with strong fast running. Ryan scored two tries in quick succession, the first following a scrum and pick up, running through from his own half (5-29) and the second also as a result of strong running, with a successful conversion by Casey (5-36).
The teams were changed again with Bertie and Jordan returning to the the Wymondham ranks and Ryan and Tom (G) swapping over to Walsham. The play settled down for a while until Wymondham broke through with Nathan carrying the ball and a try looked inevitable until Tom (G) brought him down to deny what would have been a well deserved try to cap a fine performance. It wasn't long however before Wymondham scored again with Bertie using his strength to carry to ball over and score between the posts which Casey converted (5-43). There then followed some further good play with the forwards and backs linking up well but it didn't translate into further scoring. Walsham took advantage and had a period of reasonable possession which culminated in a try scored in the corner by Ryan securing his third try albeit not all for Wymondham, but a hat-trick nevertheless (10-43). Not to be outdone, the final play of the game saw Lewis score his third try to also secure a hat-trick which Casey converted for a final score of 10-50.
This was another strong Wymondham performance with everyone contributing to a fine display, the forwards working particularly well together which provided the foundations for a comprehensive display.
Man of the match: Nathan Mitchell
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The Princess Compact4All kitchen appliances (available this month) come together to form a "breakfast cube." Designed by Jan des Bouvrie for the Dutch firm Princess Household Appliances, the four countertop appliances each measures 20 centimeters cubed. (To American countertops, that would be 7.87 inches all around.) Composed of a juicer, a kettle, a toaster, and a coffeemaker, the modular set can be stacked together or moved about the kitchen just like any other appliance.
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Job listings sometimes tell the unemployed not to apply at all (some states have toyed with legislation to prevent this).
For others, it's simply understood that the resumes of unemployed people will be tossed in the trash first. In a competitive job market, it's a quick way to weed out applicants.
Not only is this discriminatory, said Maurice Emsellem, policy co-director at the National Employment Law Project, an advocacy group. "It's not in the interest of employers to artificially limit the applicant pool."
'I want to go back to school'
"That gentleman in the back -- with the pink tie," Peters said, looking at House Speaker John Boehner, who was seated behind the president on the television. "He's always so angry! Gosh! He can't stand that president. Look at his attitude!"
Peters blamed Boehner's apparent lack of interest for holding back Obama's more aggressive attempts to push through job-creating reforms.
Boehner leaned to one side, almost out of the frame. He did look pretty bored as Obama argued that America needs to bring in new-era manufacturing jobs and invest in technologies to fight climate change and promote clean energy.
Peters said she felt unprepared for most of those jobs, anyway. She finished high school in New York and went to college for one semester before dropping out, she said, for financial reasons. After she was laid off in 2008, she told me, she became certified to work as an administrative assistant in a medical office. She never was able to use that certification because she never could find a company to hire her to use those skills.
She has some gaps in her resume, but told me she was employed fairly steadily until the recession hit. While she used to be able to choose among jobs, now she can't find any.
Her financial troubles may hurt her kids' opportunities, too.
As Obama turned to the topic of new investment in schools, so that all kids will have an equal shot at a great education, Peters said this to me:
"Every parent's dream is to send their kid to college, and now it's like, 'Is it worth it?' Why send 'em to college? They won't be able to get a job after it."
She questioned whether she could afford school for her 7-year-old.
And Peters' other daughter, who is 19, dropped out of high school and hasn't earned a GED diploma, she said, in part because they can't afford to pay the test fees.
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This sort of long-term hopelessness has the potential to truly change our nation. In the same way Great Depression thinking lingered long after the 1930s, the sense that things aren't going to get better could stick with people like Peters and her kids.
"The American worker is very pessimistic about the future," said Carl Van Horn, a professor at Rutgers who worked on a recent survey on the topic. "Only 19% (of people surveyed) said they thought the next generation would do better than theirs. That's a very, very depressing number, if you think about it. That's not a typical American viewpoint. Talk about American exceptionalism ... -- that's the opposite of it. "
Plenty of things have been suggested to help get the long-term unemployed back into the workforce again. The trick is figuring out what would be effective.
It seems each policy solution comes with additional problems.
Laws aimed at preventing discrimination against unemployed people could backfire. Job training programs might not provide the right skills. Investing in a new stimulus package, including federal contracts to build roads and such, might end with employed people being rehired, said James Sherk, a senior policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation. Giving tax breaks to employers who hire the long-term unemployed seems smart to me, but Gary Burtless, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, writes that some employers may be turned off by the extra paperwork.
Extending unemployment insurance is a political nonstarter. A raised minimum wage, which Obama proposed on Tuesday, helps only if you're working.
What the problem really comes down to, Peters told me, is ignorance.
Most people don't know what it's like to be unemployed for months or years. If they understood, they'd be slower to toss the resume of an unemployed person.
And Congress could use a little education.
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yea, I don't know if there's anything that could replace the physical copy...and I know the import version of "Animal" could not be anything but the physical copy..you have to have it in your hands..it could not be any other way! hea, thanks..
itunes vs enhanced cd
I like the enhanced cd because you get music videos, music, concerts ...everything..you can take it with you anywhere...how about you all..i kind of favor kelly clarkson's enhanced cd off of her very first album because you could download her video straight from the cd..i wander if Cannibal will have any of these features.......hea, would you all prefer itunes or an enhanced cd??? or both..??
I like to have a physical copy. If its not an artist I really like i will probably not get the actual cd, but definately had to get it for Ke$ha!
yea, I love the physical copy too! you can look at all the pictures..read the notes..the lyrics..the album credits..everything....it's like tv, a book, a magazine..a music video..all in one..itunes is okay if you have a computer and everything but if you computer is real slow and it doesn't run fast it can take a long time to download the music videos and they take up a lot of hard drive space..I also get frustrated too when you they have bonus tracks that you have to download seperately..and then everytime you go to use another computer you have to download itunes all over again...so, yes, I have to say my first love is for music cds..
yea, I love enhanced cds..they are so much fun..something you wouldn't ordinarily exspect on a cd..it's funny..i ididn't know anything about enhanced cds until I checked out a Faith Hill album from a library and then all of a sudden this whole video collection and "special" behind the scenes footage popped up..it was such a surprise!
I haven't caught up the the ipod thing yet, well, because you know it's that money thing..but the enhanced cds are great, cheap, and a lot of fun..thanks!
itunes, amazon, napster, and any other online music store just plain suck
i refuse to EVER buy an album where im just downloading files (except for ONCE where i bought trans siberian orchestras nightcastle from amazon...but the main reasons were that the CD version was only 8 bucks, and the online version was on sale for 4, plus it came with a bonus song, and you got to download it a day early...)
to me, music must always be bought on something physical...
with a CD, i can then have complete freedom over what i want to do with those songs...if i want to make an uncompressed back up for my car i can, or rip it to my computer as an mp3 (at the quality that i want) i can...then i can take those mp3s i just made and transfer them to an mp3 player, or my phone, or whatever
and if anything ever were to happen to those files, i know that i will always have that physical copy
the enhancements are just a bonus
but i do hate it when they release special itunes bonus tracks...if anyone should get the bonus tracks it should be the people buying the actual CD (and are spending a bit more money on it)
but the best thing ever when buying a new album, is holding the booklet in your hands while you are listening to it for the first time...
reading the lyrics as you listen along...and the oh so wonderful smell of the ink they use for the booklet...a new CD basically satisfies all your senses (cept taste...and i would hope people arent licking the CD cases lol)
iTunes I certainly find more convenient and more sensible, seeing as how record stores charge more and itunes replaces your music collection via ipod should your pc crash, BUT...If it's a cd I Love, I must have the physical copy. And enhanced discs are always fun. I just received my Japanese Import of Animal last week, and oh the excitement. ^-^


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Paul Steely White is Executive Director of Transportation Alternatives, the New York City cycling, pedestrian, and public transit advocacy organization.
When did you start at TA? Where were you beforehand?
I signed on as Executive Director in 2004. For the seven years prior to that I was Projects Director for the NYC based itdp.org, doing international transportation reform work, helping cities around the world develop more people-centered bike, pedestrian and transit networks. Getting the call up to Transportation Alternatives was a dream. There isn't a more effective or more storied local transpo advocacy organization. I remember the first time I saw the impolite photo of their staff and membership blocking the Central Park Loop in the early 90's for their Car Free Parks campaign. It just seemed so obvious that they were doing exactly what was needed to be done in terms of reclaiming these human settlements we call cities.
Which TA project are you most proud of in your tenure so far?
The role we have played in transforming some of NYC's most iconic streets, Broadway and a few of the north-south avenues. One of the smartest things we ever did was bring the renowned Danish urban designer Jan Gehl to NYC back in 2005. Thanks to the support of some of our most generous donors and allies, he ended up working for the City DOT and catalyzing much of the change that you see today around the city. Jan is part anthropologist, part architect and part activist. He is also this loving and wonderfully mischievous human being. When I am 70 I want to be just like him.
What is the central focus of TA's work now?
The hardest part of being in public interest and advocacy work is staying focused because there literally is an infinite number of projects or campaigns you could be working on. Right now we are honed in on ensuring that this November's elections go our way, as we want to ensure that our next mayor and city council values safe streets.
How would you describe fighting the good fight amongst NYC's outsized political figures?
A hard lesson for anyone to learn, especially for self-possessed leaders of progressive change, is that there is always a better messenger than you. What I mean by that is that however articulate or convincing you may be as a bike advocate, its so much more effective to mobilize a doctor, a real estate exec, a tech mogul, a union, or a small business association. At my best, at our best, we are cultivating and activating strategic partners who share our passion for liveable streets, protected bike lanes, and the whole toolbox of measures that make our streets, neighborhoods and cities greener and happier. That's how you move politicians. As bike advocates, we are a one note band, and they know our song. With myriad and diverse allies you can create the symphony that makes politicians get off their duff and dance.
What bike are you riding?
That's my beast of burden, a gift from my friend Henry Cutler, a Brooklynite who moved to Amsterdam years ago to start his own bike company. A man ahead of his time, and generous to boot. I was over there for work, we met and hit it off. Shame on KLM for charging me $200 to fly back with it, though it does weigh like 50 pounds.
What's your commute like?
I like variety. I mix up my route as much as possible without making myself too late for work. Usually it's some mix of wending my way from Park Slope through downtown Brooklyn to the Brooklyn or Manhattan Bridge bike paths, and then choosing an uptown route to our 26th street office based on that morning's particular mix of weather/urgency/whimsy. If I'm in training mode I may try to squeeze in a few laps in Prospect Park to bookend a morning or afternoon commute.
What other kinds of riding are you into?
I used to do a lot of bike touring back in my younger days, but now I am racing. I never thought I would be a racer because I always thought those guys were jerks! I may be a jerk now, but there are a lot of amazing human beings I have got to know through racing bikes. I get a lot of charge and juice from hanging out and riding with these young jedis, like Evelyn Stevens, who are tearing it up out there, people who really should not be giving me the time of day but do anyway because – I think – they respect my work as an advocate. The way the various bike tribes are more woven together these days is really heartening. Today you see a lot more dabbling and respect between the various subcultures – messenger, commuter, advocate, roadie, urbanist, fashionista – and that's obviously a good thing.
I did the Red Hook Crit last year on a total whim because I ran into [race founder and promoter] David Trimble a few weeks before the race. His support and that of a few other valued friends and coaches in the scene helped me towards a respectable showing and, more importantly, having the time of my life. The thing about racing is that you have to deal with and, if you want to be successful, revel in those parts of us that otherwise we are so busy trying to ignore or cover up: fear, doubt, pain or the thirst for glory, even if it's just being a cat 5 hero!
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So Eric Holder in a recent Congressional hearing has left the door open to preforming a drone strike against terrorists on American soil in an "extraordinary circumstance."
From CNN:
"Attorney General Eric Holder is not entirely ruling out a scenario under which a drone strike would be ordered against Americans on U.S. soil, but says it has never been done previously and he could only see it being considered in an extraordinary circumstance.
He began to winnow the list of those possible extraordinary circumstances Wednesday. In testimony Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, pressed Holder whether he believed it would be constitutional to target an American terror suspect 'sitting at a cafe' if the suspect didn't pose an imminent threat.
'No,' Holder replied."
Given the fact that there are people out there who want to kill us, who want to die for their cause, and who label themselves as an enemy to America, do you think that they Attorney General makes a valid point? Might there be some circumstance where a drone strike is the best option to prevent even more loss of life including that of law enforcement? Is he just plain wrong and this can't be permitted at all? As Senator Paul is now filibustering on the Senate floor and making the point, is there zero room for a lethal military/law enforcement drone strike on an individual? Might there still be a comparison with the use of lethal force by a police officer to a person that is known to be armed, dangerous, and looking to kill?
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Will the second amendment cover the peoples right to own drones too? If not, then the peoples right to bear arms is going to be a bit futile when examined from its intended perspective.
We already have the right to own drones because they are not per se weapons. The question is whether and how much to limit those rights. They seem at this point more a threat to privacy than anything else.
Hahaha...well it is Texas..LOL
I live in Texas and people are crazy here but not that crazy. Plus there are a lot of libertarians here that would not let a law like that pass. It is already illegal to trespass on private property so no new law is needed. Everyone knows that the front of their house etc. it open to being photographed. Google does it all the time. hahaha
The right to bear arms comes from the history of the United States as a nation founded on self-reliance and responsibility. It was intended that the citizens themselves would fight with their very lives against all forms of tyranny with whatever means they had at their disposal. Violence against tyranny is very strongly built into our culture. In fact it is very much what the Civil War was fought over, more so than mere slavery/freedom issues; the southern states call it the "War of Northern Aggression" for a good reason. From their perspective the federalists were over-reaching and needed to be stopped in the very same sense that Britain's Tea Tax led to the event in that Boston harbor which served as an ignition point for the conflict to follow.
Our 2nd Amendment is the founder's guarantee us that we are allowed and encouraged to fight off tyranny, especially from our own government. In that vein we should be allowed as upstanding citizens to own ANY sort of weapon required to do the job - not just protect us from home intruders, but from armed military-style incursions into our homes and lives.
What is glossed over mostly is that the 1st Amendment is there so that we can solve the problem WITHOUT fighting... take it for what it is worth.
Unfortunately, Judith, it's the principle of "might makes right" in action. I recall that one of the definitions of justice given in Plato's "Republic" was that justice was the will of the stronger. I think that's exactly what we're seeing and it applies to both situations. The US government continues to use drone strikes in places like Pakistan and Yemen because it knows that no one who cares about getting them to stop is in a position to really do anything about it. If the tables were turned, there would be a cruise missile finding it's way into a command and control center and/or the satellites responsible for relaying the attack would be taken out of orbit. Whoever attacked America in such a way would find it difficult to do so again.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's right. I'm just saying that it is what it is.
I don't know. Why stop with drones?
What if some nation detonated a thermobaric bomb around the Amsterdam Arena during a major football match or a neutron bomb over Amsterdam creating a disaster similar to the 9/11 attacks. The Netherlands, you seem to imply, would not consider itself at war with the instigators and would just sit there weeping "Why us?"
"rubbing one off" for the pentagon.
So how many 'other deaths' will be tolerated, to catch just 'a few', 'bad people'?
What other targets could be authorized, given some corporate or government interest?
If they fly a drone over US soil, how will the locals responde?
"Bad people" covers a lot of ground. There are some pretty bad people in al qaeda. Today, a lot of these bad people purposefully hide themselves among civilians. Obviously, this doesn't provide perfect protection, but if they get killed along with some civilians, the civilians function as fodder for their propaganda efforts.
What other targets might be authorized? I don't think anyone here knows the answer.
Who is "they"?
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Tuff Green: Bass
Johnny Pate: Arranger, Composer, Conductor, Producer, Source Material
Mac Rebennack: Guitar, Composer
David Ritz: Source Material
Michael Spriggs: Guitar
Carl Adams: Composer
Jay Bellerose: Percussion, Drums
Leo Blevins: Guitar
Billy Duncan: Saxophone
Jerry Jemmott: Bass
Charlie Miller: Trumpet
Bumps Myers: Sax (Tenor)
Miles Grayson: Composer
Sonny Burke: Synthesizer, Piano
John Landis: Producer
Sam Phillips: Producer
Mel Stitzel: Composer
Vanetta Field: Vocals (Background)
Dave Crawford: Arranger, Composer, Conductor, Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Producer
Eddie Brown: Percussion, Conga
Eddie Jones: Bass
Larrie Londin: Drums
Pete Matthews: Tape Research
John Anderson: Trumpet
Peter Gibbon: Source Material
Bob Mitchell: Organ
Paul Waller: Drum Programming
Tim Carmon: Hammond B3
Doyle Bramhall II: Guitar
Bettye Crutcher: Composer
Mike Elizondo: Bass (Electric)
Vennette Gloud: Vocals (Background)
Cecil McNeely: Sax (Tenor)
Vernon Slater: Sax (Tenor)
Lou Zito: Producer
Tomasine Anderson: Vocals (Background)
Reggie Richards: Bass
Joe Josea: Composer
Jules Taub: Composer
Walter Melrose: Composer
Claude Demetrius: Composer
Fleecie Moore: Composer
Jessie Mae Robinson: Composer
Bobby Lexing: Composer
Sam Ling: Composer
Joe Bihari: Producer
Charles Segar: Composer
Sam Theard: Composer
JoAnne Belvin: Composer
Rick Darnell: Composer
Janet Despenza: Composer
Jane Feather: Composer
Ashley Kahn: Liner Notes, Essay
James Walker: Bass
Herman Mitchell: Guitar
Dave Clark: Composer
Gary Ashley: Executive Producer
Seth Foster: Mastering
Larry Williams: Saxophone
George Bohanon: Trombone
Ronnie Baker: Bass
Charlie Dennis: Guitar
Ron Cooper: Cello
Johnny Jones: Guitar
Ted Curry: Drums
Richard Havers: Editorial Assistant
Floyd Lieberman: Executive Producer
James Robinson: Drums
David Allen: Bass
Melvin Jackson: Saxophone
Andrew Skurow: Tape Research
Joe Turner: Bass, Composer
Matt Read: Art Direction, Design
Carl Lee: Vocals
William Norvas: Composer
David Briggs: Keyboards
Hilmer J. Timbrell: Guitar
Bill Henderson: Violin
Leslie Fancourt: Source Material
Phineas Newborn, Sr.: Drums
Floyd Jones: Trumpet
Jimmy Haskell: Conductor, String Arrangements
Billy Payne: Keyboards
Hubert "Bumps" Myers: Sax (Tenor)
A. Knight: Composer
John Lee Williamson: Composer
Carl Adams: Trumpet
Eliot Kissileff: Tape Transfer, Digital Assembly
Patrick Devuono: Composer
David McGee: Source Material
Lennie Castro: Percussion
Paul Polivnick: Viola
Freddie Washington: Bass
Wilbur Bascomb: Bass
Charles Brooks: Piano
Gene Dinwiddle: Sax (Tenor)
Tommy Peterson: Trombone
Albert Aarons: Trumpet
Fred Jackson Jr.: Flute
Earnest Williamson: Keyboards
Robert "Pops" Popwell: Bass
Ronald Eades: Sax (Baritone)
Neal Larsen: Organ, Keyboards
Jim Dollarhide: Producer
Caleb Emphrey, Jr.: Drums
Lemon Jefferson: Composer
Kenny Sands: Trumpet
Kasey Cisyk: Vocals (Background)
Charles Findley: Trombone
Lou Gross: Composer
John Broven: Source Material
Charles Singleton: Composer
Sellers: Guitar
Allan Copeland: Composer
Charles B. Findley: Trombone
Jewell Grant: Sax (Alto)
V.S. Freeman: Drums
Tom Malone: Trombone
James F. Johnson: Composer
Jim Pugh: Keyboards
Kathryn Gilfeather: Product Manager
Michael Doster: Bass
Barney Freeman: Sax (Baritone)
Thomas Branch: Trumpet
Steve Watson: Guitar
Roy Pope: Trumpet
Pete Johnson: Composer
Bernard Purdie: Drums
Ronald Cuber: Sax (Baritone)
Beth Lopez-Barron: Tape Research
Barnerd "Pretty" Purdie: Drums
Hampton Reese: Arranger
Eddie Rowe: Arranger
Dennis Quitman: Saxophone
Clayton Ives: Keyboards
Charles Lowe: Trombone
Paul M. Jackson: Guitar
Kristin Bensch: Tape Research
Kenneth Sands: Trumpet
Yolander Charles: Bass
Tim Breach: A&R Assistance
Sidney A. Siedenberg: Producer, Executive Producer
Scott Edwards Jr.: Bass
Sammy Jett: Trombone
Roland Bautisa: Guitar
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I'd absolutely watch Oasis over Justin Timberlake.
I'd absolutely watch Oasis over Justin Timberlake.
Disclosure - 1/31 - Stubb's
Neutral Milk Hotel - 2/17 - Moody Theater
Four Tet - 3/1 - The Mohawk
Austin Psych Fest - 5/2 - 5/4 - Carson Creek Ranch
12/15: Paul Kalkbrenner @ Mezzanine
12/17: Pere Ubu @ Slims
12/18: Holograms @ Bottom of the Hill
12/28: Mathew Johnson, HRDVSION, Ewan Pearson, Kate Simko @ PW
1/10: Mr. Ties @ F8
1/23: Wooden Shjips @ The Chapel
1/25: !!! @ The Chapel
1/25: Robag Whrume @ Public Works
2/4: Frankie Rose, The Mantles @ Rickshaw Stop
2/22: Xiu Xiu @ Bottom of the Hill
2/24: Courtney Barnett @ Rickshaw Stop
3/7: Anthony Naples, Four Tet @ Echoplex
3/23: Kraftwerk @ Fox Theater Oakland
Yeah I don't get that. Suit yourself, but a 90s Oasis throwback would be boring as hell for me.
Hope JT plays that McDonalds song
Do you guys just want timberlake there so that when you look back on it in 6 months you all can all be in the minority and say his set sucked?
Remembering 10 years of blink-182's iconic untitled record
klein, go listen to FutureSex
When did this become the JT thread?
I'm down for JT and Marcus Mumford doing folk music.
Disclosure - 1/31 - Stubb's
Neutral Milk Hotel - 2/17 - Moody Theater
Four Tet - 3/1 - The Mohawk
Austin Psych Fest - 5/2 - 5/4 - Carson Creek Ranch
Blame minivanonfire
No I don't. Good music is good music, regardless of genre. Disliking a whole genre without exception tends to say you are disliking something about the culture rather than the music, as within any genre there is quite a bit of variation between sounds. And Timberlake's stuff is just expertly crafted, expertly performed music. I stand by my assertion.
bmack right again (about dismissing genres as a whole). I'm gonna make a bmack shirt with a big brain on it or something. Apparently I have to listen to some Timberlake today because i've never paid much attention to him.
Why not go full blown conspiracy theory at this point. From right after last year's festival...
When finaaalllly you get to lovee someeebodddyyy guesss what?
It's gonna be me!
I will make the assertion that JT's biggest haters barely listened to his music because of a deeper lack of confidence or comfort in their sexuality and associate him with NSYNC and boy band fodder. They could never escape the fear of being judged by the jocks or other people for the acceptance of JT's music and somewhat metro appeal.
As empirical evidence I submit theklein. A man clearly still steered by his high schools tastes, fears, and faux pas.


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As first reported by TSN, a tentative deal on a new 10-year collective bargaining agreement has been reached between the National Hockey League and NHL Players' Association.
Both sides met with federal mediator Scot Beckenbaugh for 16 straight hours from Saturday afternoon through the early hours of Sunday morning to get the deal done.
The next stage is documentation and ratification and depending on when that part of the process is completed and a new CBA is reached, the league - according to TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun - has 50-game and 48-game schedules drawn up. A 50-game season would start on Jan. 15 and a 48-game season would start on Jan. 19.
"Don Fehr and I are here to tell you that we have reached an agreement on the framework of a new collective bargaining agreement, the details of which need to be put to paper," NHL commissioner Gary Bettman confirmed to reporters early Sunday morning. "We have to dot a lot of I's and cross a lot of T's. There is still a lot of work to be done, but the basic framework has been agreed upon."
"Hopefully within a very few days the fans can get back to watching people who are skating, not the two of us," said NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr.
TSN's Aaron Ward, Darren Dreger and Pierre LeBrun, outlined the features of the new agreement as follows;
- The players' share of hockey-related revenue will drop from 57 percent to a 50-50 split for all 10 years. There is an opt-out of the 10 year deal after 8 years.
- The Year 2 salary cap is set at $64.3 million. The Year 2 salary floor will be $44 million.
- The salary variance on contracts from year to year cannot vary more than 35 per cent and the final year cannot vary more than 50 per cent of the highest year.
- A player contract term limit for free agents will be seven years and eight years for a team signing its own player.
- The draft lottery selection process will change with all 14 teams fully eligible for the first overall pick. The weighting system for each team may remain, but four-spot move restriction will be eliminated.
- Free agency will open July 1 in the new agreement. But with a later ending to this season, free agency for this summer will start at a later date.
Also, a decision on NHL participation at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games will be made outside of the new CBA. While it is likely that the league will participate, the IIHF and IOC will have discussions with the NHL and Players' Association.
Stay tuned to WGR Sports Radio 550 and WGR550.com for more details on this developing story.


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Back in October, the Board of Directors took unprecedented action when they adopted new initial eligibility standards, a $2,000 miscellaneous expense allowance, multi-year scholarships, and a new men's basketball recruiting model. It was so unprecedented that the membership pushed back with overrides of both the expense allowance and multi-year scholarships, going so far as to suspend the $2,000 stipend for the time being.
By comparison, the actions of the Board of Directors at the 2012 NCAA Convention were relatively mundane. The Board refused to implement a few of the ideas suggested by the Resource Allocation Working Group, including scholarship cuts to football and women's basketball and the end of foreign tours. The Board adopted a moratorium on increases in the length of seasons and the number of games and ordered a study on appropriate limits, with a special focus on basketball. And they completed the work of the Leadership Council by adopting a model for on-campus tryouts and summer practice in men's basketball.
The group missing from all this action is the Legislative Council. Bold new ideas were adopted without passing them through the primary lawmaking body of the NCAA. In addition, at the request of one working group, the Legislative Council tabled 50 of the 82 active proposals. The Legislative Council will spend another year on the sidelines as well, after the Board of Directors agreed to suspend the legislative process to allow the Rules Working Group to complete their work of picking apart and putting back together the NCAA Division I Manual.[1]
Freezing the Legislative Council out is responsible for a significant amount of the backlash against the Presidential Retreat initiatives. The reason is simple. On the Legislative Council, all 31 Division I conferences have a representative.[2] On the Board of Directors, all 11 FBS conferences have a representative, but the other 20 FCS and non-football conferences share 7 representatives. In addition, none of the Presidential Retreat working groups have representation from all conferences and some conferences have no representatives on any of the groups.
Since 2010, there has been a push by FCS and non-football leagues to expand the Board of Directors to include all conferences, lead by the Northeast Conference and Big South Conference. That would create a more representative 31-member board, potentially one which would have the same type of weighted voting as the Legislative Council.[3] But that creates an unwieldy and parallel legislative process where a proposal has to pass through two bodies representing the same group of institutions, one populated by presidents and the other populated by athletic administrators, who are expected to be working at the direction of their presidents.
The solution then is to get rid of the Legislative Council and expand the Board of Directors to include all conferences. Voting could be weighted or not. The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee could be given a representative for a nice, even 32. Individual schools still have a chance to be heard through the override process.
This would be the most visible symbol of the push toward presidential control of college athletics. The primary law-making body would be composed of presidents. The legislative cycle could even be disbanded or tweaked to allow issues to be addressed more quickly. And the override process gives athletic administrators the chance to pitch their individual president (who controls the requests and the vote) on that school's objections to a proposal.
The other chief benefit would come after the new Division I Manual is introduced to the world about 18 months from now. The challenge is not to make a new manual that is easier to understand and only focuses on serious issues. The hard part is to keep the manual that way. Presidents are more likely to only take up serious issues of national importance. You would expect the Board of Directors to adopt fewer proposals that address purely competitive equity issues brought up by only a few conferences.
The downside is the lack of an expert body to vet legislation, since the Legislative Council is composed mostly of athletic administrators with a compliance background and the occasional faculty athletics representative. But the Leadership Council (composed mostly of athletic directors) would still exist. And the National Association for Athletics Compliance (NAAC) or some new NCAA committee could act in an advisory capacity for the presidents on the board.[4]
The presidential retreat initiatives are asking NCAA members not to just to accept some changes, but to accept a new way of doing business. Since the work of fixing and improving college athletics is an ongoing process, that change should be manifested in changes to way NCAA rules are made. If so, the current appetite for reform has a chance to gather enough momentum to stop being a movement and start being the new business as usual.
Insert Six Million Dollar Man reference here. "We can rebuild it. We have the technology. We can make it better than it was before. Better, thinner, clearer." ↩
The Pioneer Football League also has a representative who votes on FCS issues only. ↩
The conferences with BCS automatic qualification and Conference USA get three votes. The other FBS conferences get 1.5 votes. All other conferences get 1.2 votes. ↩
The Collegiate Model-Rules Working Group has already stated an intention to work with NAAC in crafting the new manual. ↩
About John Infante
The opinions expressed on this blog are the author's and the author's alone, and are not endorsed by the NCAA or any NCAA member institution or conference. This blog is not a substitute for a compliance office. If you're a coach, do not attempt to contact the author looking for a second opinion. If you're a parent, don't attempt to contact the author looking for a first opinion. Compliance professionals are by their nature helpful people generally dedicated to getting to the truth. Coaches should have a bit of faith in their own, and parents should talk to one directly.


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A 50-mile out and back course on backcountry gravel roads with less than one mile of paved surface for the 100-mile race. The 50-mile (NEW START TIME AT 6:00PM SATURDAY NIGHT)is an out and back on a portion of the Heartland 100 course. Much of the course meanders through open range with stunning views of the vast expanse of the Flint Hills tallgrass prairie. The 100-mile course has rolling hills and 6,000 feet of climb. Cassoday is located off Interstate 35 and is 34 miles south of Emporia and 22 miles north of El Dorado. The two nearest commercial airports are in Wichita (55 miles southwest) and Kansas City (146 miles northeast).
AID: Twenty-two aid stations for the 100-mile and twelve for the 50-mile. Crew access is available at nine locations for the 100-mile and three for the 50-mile. Fourteen of the aid station can be used for drop bags in the 100 mile run and three for the 50 mile run.
100 MILE AWARDS: All runners who complete the 100 mile under the time limit will receive a belt buckle and a finisher's sweatshirt. Sweatshirts will have 100 mile finisher on the back or 100 mile finisher, sub 24 hour. There will be an overall award for first male and female finisher. There will be an award for the first Kansan to cross the finish line.
50 MILE AWARDS: All runners who complete the 50 mile under the time limit will receive a finisher's award. There will be an overall award for first male and female finisher.
WEATHER: Normal high of close to 70 and a normal low in the upper 40's. This is Kansas, be prepared for all extremes as the record highs have been around 90 and record lows in the upper 20's.
CUTOFFS AND TIME LIMIT: Heartland 100: 30-hour time limit and a 14-hour cut-off for the 50-mile turnaround. Heartland 50: 18-hour time limit.
100 MILE CHECK IN: Check-in from 3PM to 6PM on Friday October 11, 2013 in Cassoday. Meal will be served from 5PM to 6PM for the 100 mile runners and one guest. Additional guests are welcome at a cost of $15 per person.
50 MILE CHECK IN: Check-in from 3PM to 5:30PM on Saturday October 12, 2013 at start/finish.


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At Ashland University, our programs in chemistry, biochemistry, geology and physics emphasize close faculty/student interactions and hands-on experience with modern equipment. Our majors have the opportunity to work side by side with experts in the laboratory and the field. Students are prepared for careers including industry, government and education as well as further professional and graduate-level training.
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- Classes and labs are small: 25-35 students for entry-level courses and generally less than 15 students in upper-level courses.
- Our majors have the opportunity to conduct research with faculty mentors, and they regularly present their results at professional scientific meetings.
- The foundation of all other sciences, physics, is concerned with everything from the largest galaxies to the tiniest subatomic particles. Physics majors and minors receive a great deal of personal attention.
- Ashland's Chemistry program is approved by the American Chemical Society. Majors in Chemistry and Biochemistry provide an outstanding background for a future in laboratory research, science teaching and many other careers including medicine and forensics.
- The Geology program has a very large collection of rocks, fossils, minerals and maps. Regional field experiences are incorporated into multiple courses, and a major field trip to sites such as the Adirondack Mountains or the Canadian Shield is offered every other year. Our new major in Geoscience Technology and Management provides students with the science as well as the business aspects of the geoscience industry.
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"America Recycles Day"
The City of Jacksonville and Keep Jacksonville Beautiful will hold the third annual America Recycles Day on Thursday. There will be a community-wide recycling collection event at the following locations: Prime Osborn Convention Center from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Kmart on Atlantic Boulevard from noon to 6 p.m., and Data Savers on Suemac Road from noon to 6 p.m. At the Prime Osborn site, recyclers can watch as their paper is shredded. In addition to the recycling event, all three sites will collect reusable materials for the Teacher Supply Depot. Those materials can include office supplies, school supplies and arts and craft supplies. At the Kmart site, you can shred paper and at the third location, hard drives will be collected. At DataSavers , you can drop off gently worn shoes for Soles4Souls .
Relay For Life of St. Augustine
The 2013 Relay for Life of St. Augustine kick-off party will be held on Thursday. It will be held at the Otis Mason Elementary school beginning at 6 p.m. Organizers say there will be food, fun and prizes. You can also learn all you need to know about relaying at St. Augustine next year. For more information, go to www.staugustinerelay.com.
Fall Festivals
There will be a fall festival at Mt. Herman Exceptional Student Center on Thursday. During this event, students will create original artwork on canvas, tiles and boxes. This event begins at 10 a.m. and last until Noon.
Book Sale
Friends of the Library will host a book sale on Thursday and Saturday. It will be held at the University Park Library Friends Book Warehouse on University Boulevard. Thursday's hours are 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday's hours are from 9 a.m. to Noon. There will be a special of $10 for a bag of books. For more information, go to www.fjpl.org.
"Beauty and the Beast"
Douglas Anderson School of the Arts will kick off the production of "Beauty and the Beast" on Thursday. Tickets are $12 for Thursday, $15 for Friday and Saturday. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the box office. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. There will be a silent auction on Friday at the Main Stage Theatre courtyard. Proceeds will benefit the theatre Department. For more information, call 904-346-5620 ext 122.
Best Buddies Power Hour and Networking Event
Best Buddies is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating friendships and employments. This Thursday, you can learn more about the group during a mix and mingle event at the Jacksonville Landing. It will begin at 6 p.m. For more information, go to www.jacksonvillelanding.com/events.
Interfaith Thanksgiving Gratitude Service
Onejax, an institute of The University of North Florida, will hold its annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Gratitude service on Thursday. It will be held at the Milne Auditorium and Chapel at Edward Waters College. It will begin at 6 p.m. The service is free and open to the community. A fellowship reception will follow. For more information, go to www.onejax.rog or call 904-620-1529.
Picnic in the Plaza
Pack a lunch and enjoy a picnic in the Plaza. Picnic in the Plaza will be held at Hemming Plaza. There will be games, magazines and plenty of fun. It will begin at 11:30 and last until 1:30 p.m.
Fall Festivals
There will be a fall Festival at Chaffee Trail Elementary on Friday evening. The theme of the night is "Out of this World." There will be bounce houses, a train, carnival games and cosmic-like refreshments. This event begins at 5 p.m. There will also be festival s at Mamie Agnes Jones Elementary in Baldwin beginning at 6 p.m. and Pickett Elementary on Old Kings Road North Beginning at 3 p.m.


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Have a Blessed & Happy Thanksgiving......
May the Great Pumpkin find you. Happy Halloween.
Yea, some say there is life outthere outside of GB Land. I spend way too much time here myself. Have a great Sunday. d.
Argh, you was to be on your 200th Cons Day today. Happens to most of us. Have a great rest of the weekend. d.
Thanks and we always have a great time out at Ocean Shores!
Its always Bush;s fault...Still is to this day with Obama supporters!
Bush was President in 2008, and he was the one that cratered the economy and fuel prices went down in response. Once Obama took over, the economy started recovering and prices returned to their prior glide path.
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Haines said the sheriff's office was still looking for Ricky Dewayne Lawson, 27, and Robert Lee Brown, 20. The fourth inmate Damien Lee Nix has also been caught.
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Saint Eventius of Rome
Priest in Rome, Italy. Imprisoned, tortured and martyred with Saint Theodulus of Rome and Saint Alexander of Rome.
- burned and beheaded c.113 on the Via Nomentana in Rome, Italy
- relics interred in the Dominican church of Santa Sabina, Rome
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Hello Everyone!
Just wanted to post a BIG thank you to all the fine Folks at Reaper for putting on a GREAT show this past weekend and I'd especially like to thank Ron Hawkins for inviting me up to hang out and for just being a AWESOME Dude!
Also, I like to thank all the sculptors for all the tips and advice. It was a pleasure meeting each one of you and getting to hang out. I've never seen such a group of talented people all in one place at one time in my life...My head was spinning!!!! Thanks Again and I will be bugging you next year at the Con for sure!
Looking forward to next year!!!
Reaper Con What an AWESOME time!!
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 08:34 PM
Ron does not get the credit he deserves.
"Actually, I DO look like my avatar..."
Posted 24 May 2012 - 12:42 PM
Hey Chris,
It was GREAT to see you too! Already looking forward to next year :-D
It was GREAT to see you too! Already looking forward to next year :-D
Posted 25 May 2012 - 12:17 PM
I am so going next year, even if I have to walk. All earnings from sculpting this year are going into a ReaperCon 2013 fund!
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Pingree says Antiochus lived in around 100 AD-200 AD !~
A contemporary of Valens and Ptolemy !
Is this right ?
Also Pingree tells us which chapters from the treatises by Antiochus in the manuscripts are from him and which are not...
very good.
however Pingree seems to be very weak on the evidence !
Pitty that, as it seems to me, Schmidt (Robert) beleives him.
Because Pingree's interpretation of almost everything is totally wrong.
Not only wrong, but also un-ashamedly arrogant.
His editions of Greek and Latin and other texts are fine ! Great ! Bravo !
His interpretations however are idiotic, misleading, confusing and dark !
To cut all this short I will only say that another scholar: FRANZ CUMON who thrived 100 years ago, wrote an article on Antiochus where he absolutely adamantly prooved that Antiochus must have lived around 150 BC.
What has Pingree (and all who follow him) have to say on this ?
They just sit and hope that somehow the article by Cumon will be forgotten ( as indeed many valuable articles by the pan-Babylonians published in the 'Orientalische Literatur Zeitung' were taken out of the sight of the main body of researchers...)
Well, Cumon will not be forgotten because I am resurrecting his research and opinion on Antiochus now.
Cumon and other real good scholars also were of quite different mind (from Pingree) of what has survived from Antiochus.
Pingree just without any explanation rejects the authorship of Antiochus over many many chapters including the famous Calendar of Antiochus (heliacal calendar of the 12 months)- something that Boll wrote about.
It is hi time to put Pingree's interpretations where they should be- in the dustbin.
Only free from his confusion we can start doing good science.


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50. Captain Creek Bridge, 100 yards west of Junction of Hickory & State Highway 66B, Wellston vicinity 51. Threatt Filling Station, southwest corner, Junction of Highway 66 & Pottawatomie Road, Luther vicinity 52. Arcadia Route 66 Roadbed, Extends south/southeast from Junction of State Highway 66 & Hiwassee Road, Arcadia vicinity (Ends, Stop #53) 53. Arcadia Route 66 Roadbed, Extends south/southeast from Junction of State Highway 66 & Hiwassee Road, Arcadia vicinity (Begins, Stop #52) 54. Arcadia Round Barn, 11250 E. Highway 66, Arcadia 55. Citizens State Bank, also known as "The Gold Dome," 1112 Northwest 23rd Street, Oklahoma City 56. Lake Overholser Bridge, .5 mile west of North Council Road on North Overholser Drive, Oklahoma City 57. Jackson Conoco Service Station, 301 South Choctaw (also known as 121 West Wade), El Reno 58. Avant's Cities Service Station, 220 South Choctaw, El Reno 59. Bridgeport Hill - Hydro, Route 66 Segment, State Highway 66 from Hydro east to US-281 Spur, Bridgeport vicinity (Ends, Stop #61) 60. Bridgeport Hill Service Station, Junction of Old Route 66 & US-281 Spur, Geary vicinity 61. Bridgeport Hill - Hydro, Route 66 Segment, State Highway 66 from Hydro east to US-281 Spur, Bridgeport vicinity (Begins, Stop #59) 62. Provine Service Station, also known as "Lucille's," .5 mile east of Junction of lnterstate-40 & State Highway 58, Hydro vicinity 63. Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, 2229 Gary Boulevard, Clinton 64. Y Service Station & Cafe, 1733 Neptune Drive, Clinton 65. Canute Service Station, southwest corner of Main and Route 66, Canute 66. Casa Grande Hotel, 103 East 3rd Street, Elk City 67. National Route 66 Museum, 2717 West 3rd Street, Elk City 68. Sayre Downtown Historic District, Main & 4th, Sayre 69. Sayre Champlin Service Station, 5lh and Main, Sayre 70. Sayre City Park, 200 yards south of Junction of County Roads #E1200 & #N1870, Sayre 71. West Winds Motel, 623 Roger Miller, Erick 72. Magnolia Service Station, southwest corner of the Junction of Elm Street & US-66, Texola This publication, printed by Central Printing Services, is issued by the Oklahoma Historical Society as authorized by Bob Blackburn, Executive Director. Ten thousand copies were printed at a cost of $.12 each. Acknowledgment of Support: The activity that is the subject of this brochure has been financed in part with Federal funds from the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. However, the contents and opinions do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Department of the Interior, nor does the mention of trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation by the Department of the Interior. Nondiscrimination Statement: This program receives Federal financial assistance for identification and protection of historic properties. Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act or 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended, the U.S. Department of the Interior prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, or age in its federally assisted programs. If you believe you have been discriminated against in any program, activity, or facility as described above, or if you desire further information, please write to: Office of Equal Opportunity, National Park Service, 1849 C Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20240 MOBILE The Oklahoma Historical Society invites you to take Oklahoma's Historic Route 66 Mobile Tour. It features brief histories and descriptions of Route 66 landmarks through audio and text captioning with links to much more. These roadbed segments, bridges, service stations, hotels, and roadside attractions are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Museums telling the story of the famous highway are also included. iKBlTyWJ brief introduction and instructions, and enter the stop numbers using your telephone keypad. OnCell Oklahoma Historical Society State Historic Preservation Office 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive- Oklahoma City, OK 73105-7917 405/521-6249 http://www.okhistory.org/shpo
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Okla State Agency |
Historical Society, Oklahoma |
Okla Agency Code |
'350' |
Title | Oklahoma's historic route 66 mobile tour |
Alternative title | Historic Oklahoma US 66 mobile tour; Mobile tour |
Authors | Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Office. |
Publisher | Oklahoma Historical Society |
Publication Date | 2012 |
Publication type |
Brochure |
Subject | United States Highway 66--Oklahoma. |
Purpose | The Oklahoma Historical Society invites you to take Oklahoma's Historic Route 66 Mobile Tour. It features brief histories and descriptions of Route 66 landmarks through audio and text captioning with links to much more. |
OkDocs Class# | H2500.1 M687t 2012 |
Digital Format | PDF, Adobe Reader required |
ODL electronic copy | Deposited by the agency in print; digitized by Oklahoma Department of Libraries |
Rights and Permissions | This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. coyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders. |
Language | English |
Date created | 2013-03-18 |
Date modified | 2013-03-18 |