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Capri Seaside Italian Grille
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3 Central Ave
Salisbury, MA 01952
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Capri Seaside Italian Grille Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(978) 462-7543
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday 4:00pm-10:00pm
Bar: Open later for cocktails and conversation!
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Harley Smith
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
Whether you're planning a rehearsal dinner, holiday get-together, social celebration, cocktail reception or corporate event, Capri offers an intimate gathering and dining space for a personalized and perfect celebration for up to 40 guests. Enjoy sumptuous selections from the Capri menu, complemented by fine wine and cocktails. Escape to Capri and discover the perfect location for your next event. Our functions and culinary team will seamlessly manage the finest of details to ensure your event is a success. Contact our General Manager Kathleen Shick at 978-462-7543 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Private Party Contact:
Kathleen Shick (978) 462-7543
Thursday -- Trivia Night, 7-9pm
Saturday -- Tableside serenading by accordion player Sebastian Faro
Special Events & Promotions:
Bubbles, Bites & Bling! See what's hot for spring and summer fashion and learn how to create your one-of-a-kind look at Capri's exclusive girls night out event.
Celebrity stylist and image consultant Amy McLaughlin Lifestyles lends her tips and tricks for accessorizing your wardrobe. By the Sea Gifts will provide Amy's fashionable finds! Enjoy wine, champagne, appetizers on the house and walk away with an event page valued at $50.
$20 per person
Cooking Classes! Watch, taste and learn with Chef Harley. Includes 4-5 courses, recipe booklet and optional wine pairing. $40-$50 per person.
Italian Family Party Pleasers Thursday, May 1 6:30pm
From panzanella salad to homemade gnocchi, a sumptuous pasta entrée, and panacotta dessert, learn how to prepare the ultimate Italian feast for a crowd.
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A word from Capri Seaside Italian Grille
Experience the authentic flavors of Italy at Capri Seaside Italian Grille on Salisbury Beach. Classic Italian favorites such as chicken and veal entrees, tasty pasta dishes, fresh seafood and crispy handmade pizza delight the palate. Dine by one of three cozy fireplaces, under a trellis or at the
bar. Don't miss $9.99 Pasta Night every Wednesday, $5 appetizers on Thursdays, tableside serenading by Sebastian on Saturday evening's and Capri's Sunday Family Buffet--only $11.95 for adults and kids 5 and under eat free! Capri is family-friendly with yummy choices kids love! Fresh. Local. Authentic. See what's cooking at our Italian kitchen by the sea. Capri Seaside Italian Grille is owned by Atlantic Hospitality Group, owners of Seaglass Restaurant, Blue Ocean Music Hall and SurfSide Restaurant and Bar, all located on the shores of Salisbury Beach.
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Diner Reviews
The pasta night special is a great
value. The quality and freshness of the pasta, sauces and toppings are A+. The wine selections compliment their entire menu and are also a fantastic value. Whenever we dine at Capri the staff makes us feel like family."
Dined on 7/23/2014
We had a group of nine that wanted
to have dinner before a wedding we were attending at the nearby sister restaurant, Seaglass. We made a last minute reservation for Capri based on a friend's recommendation. We were pleased we did. We were seated at a square chef table for nine which was terrific as it made it easy for us all to socialize. We were promptly waited on by a great waitress who kept up with us the whole time. The drinks were great, the food was very good and we will be back if we are in the Salisbury area again. (Can I say the olive bread was amazing!) The entire staff was super friendly and accommodating."
Dined on 7/19/2014
We had a reservation for 6 people.
We overheard hostess telling other guests they needed a reservation although many tables were empty. Our waitress was very nice but it took over an hour to get our food (which was delicious but very basic pizza and spaghetti and meatballs). We had to ask for our check when the food arrived so we wouldn't miss the start of the show at Blue Ocean. We couldn't understand the hold up as the restaurant was not that busy. This is the second time I have experienced this at the Capri."
Dined on 7/18/2014
The food is great! Service is a
little slow but was worth the wait."
Dined on 7/18/2014
Last Thursday we had a surprise
50th birthday party at Capri . What a great night . The trivia host participated and allowed our guest to wish happy birthday and accommodated , ethnic music requests . It was a very special night for the birthday girl . The GM , had our table ready , organized the cake presentation , and our server Lucy was excellent. The food was great , and I think that any one who now has frequented Capri since they have changed management and the menu over the last year , would agree it has become The Beach Hot Spot . Im sure this success will continue with consistent good food and excellent management and service . So Needed in Salisbury !!!!!!!!"
Dined on 7/10/2014
We chose this place b/c it had 4.5
stars on open table. The 5 of us had a major issue w/ our server, Mary Lou. At the end of our meal I heard her tell her GM "She really tried with us". Unfortunately the truth is we really tried with her. The drinks we ordered were flat and tasteless- maybe not so much her fault- but her taking 10 minutes to bring them was. (We got lemonade, diet coke and sprite and maybe it was time to change the syrup/co2? Coke was fine.) I asked for clams and mussels to be added to my shrimp scampi- she rang in a plate I didn't order. Walking away/rolling your eyes when I had a reasonable question is unacceptable. The GM was a delight and pleasant to communicate with. Thank you for making us feel welcomed."
Dined on 7/5/2014
The food is excellent! On
Thursdays, they have $5 appetizers fro 5-7 and then trivia from 7-9. Our group got one of each of the 5 apps, there were 8 of us and plenty for all! I had the Chicken parm, my husband had the veal parm, delicious! The service was excellent, the atmosphere was excellent. I have nothing bad to say! We even came in 2nd in the Trivia and won a $30 gift certificate which we will be using next week! Our waitress Grace took care of our every need before we knew we needed something!"
Dined on 7/3/2014
My friends and I have formed a
team for Capri's trivia Thursdays (we don't participate every week). Again the food was very good (we look forward to dinner there!). My haddock picata was actually not hot and I asked it to be heated up. Instead, they made me a whole new one. Not necessary, but appreciated. My friends rave about the meatballs there...we haven't had a bad meal yet. Try it some Thursday night...you'll have fun and be glad you went!"
Dined on 7/3/2014
Excellent and exciting experience.
Best Italian dip we've ever had and the torrential downpours outside kept us from leaving the restaurant. Great service too."
Dined on 7/3/2014
VERY COLD in the restaurant,
uncomfortably so. Waitress turned on the gas fireplace which helped but then a man sitting near it turned it off; not enough wait staff; service was sporadic;"
Dined on 6/28/2014
What a great way to finish off the
beach day! Nothing bad to say, everything was perfect. I will be back!"
Dined on 6/26/2014
If your attending a concert at the
Blue Ocean Club its a great location. Free parking and you can walk across the street to the concert hall. Close to shops and beach area. Food was good, service good. Welcoming staff. Was disappointed to learn they no longer make their own pasta ( still says they do on the web but that's outdated we were told )"
Dined on 6/21/2014
After an AWFUL experience with
Seaglass both food and service I was apprehensive to try Capri. I was pleasantly surprised that the staff was extremely friendly and attentive, and the food was delicious. From the moment we walked in the hostess was lovely and had our reservation (Seaglass previously did not despite my confirmation emails and shoved us next to the dance floor and live band). Both appetizer and meals were great! The sauces were flavorful and seafood was fresh. There was a man walking around playing the accordion which was cute and our waitress was wonderful. Would definitely return!"
Dined on 6/7/2014
All the food we ordered was
delicious! We hope to be back soon."
Dined on 6/6/2014
Thursday nights at Capri Seaside
Italian Grille are trivia nights. Get together a team of friends and head out for some delicious dinner or appetizers, drinks, and a lot of fun play a few rounds of trivia. It's fun, it's free, and prizes are awarded to the top 3 teams. The games began at 7:00 p.m. and we were done and one our way after the final bonus round around 9:00. Fun girls night out!"
Dined on 5/29/2014
I'll start by saying that the food
was great, cooked very well, well seasoned, tasty and served hot which is always a nice option. The Ambiance was a little disappointing, we were seated in an area that was divided by the bar by a half wall that did little to block out the TV's and the Keeno Screen interfering with and causing distractions during dinner and would not block noise if the bar was more crowded. The waitress was helpful when we were able to find her and when she was able to stop by, she appeared to be the only one working the entire area where we were seated. We may consider trying this place again during the summer season, it just felt that they were understaffed because it wasn't "in season" yet."
Dined on 5/17/2014
I enjoyed the meal; it was
wonderful. The servers were friendly and attentive. The one suggestion would be to have more choices for gluten free meals. Also, our table was sticky; we were informed it had to do with the last time it was refinished/sealed. I realize things are perfect, but it was a nuisance and felt awkward. Maybe it should be re-done."
Dined on 5/15/2014
Great food, wonderful service and
beautiful restaurant with great ambiance. Sometimes the bar can get noisy."
Dined on 5/11/2014
The service, ambiance were
wonderful. The wait staff was friendly and so accommodating. The food was amazing! Not a bad thing had by anyone in our party. We were headed for a show across the street at the Blue Ocean Music Hall and they were so accommodating about getting us there with plenty of time. I would happily go there again and again, show or no show."
Dined on 4/26/2014
Received g.c. did not know what to
expect. Pleasantly surprised. Food was wonderful and plentiful. Wonderful selections of wine and also desserts. The ambience was the best. Sebastian played the accordion with beautiful music as he roamed around but was not intrusive at all. The service was excellent. Mary Lou was friendly and on the ball. We just felt at home and we found our new favorite restaurant and will definitely be back. Just a fantastic evening! "
Dined on 4/26/2014
I dined with friends at Capri
before a show at the Blue Ocean Music Hall. The portions were perfect, as were the prices. We had excellent service from Mary Lou, who was attentive and helpful. I will be back!"
Dined on 4/11/2014
Capri showed off her gams last
night and flashed some fine fare. I had the standard italian staple, veal Parmesan and my lady the haddock over linguine with a lemon pepper buerre blanc sauce. Mary Lou served us some fine home made bread for starters and although they didn't have my vodka of choice, I was pleasantly surprised with her suggestion as replacement. My veal was very good and hers was excellent. Salisbury is a unique summer beach town. Off season was very quiet and subdued. Owner was quite gracious and the experience was well worth the very fair prices. Worth putting heels on!"
Dined on 4/4/2014
Hi, This was my first time at this
restaurant. We chose this restaurant because it was convenient and we had gone to see a concert across the street later after and found that the food was spectacular and the service was great. I loved the accordion player it fit the night. We were also celebrating my husband's birthday and with a surprise slice of cake with yummy fruits and cream. The service was great and very reasonably priced. I would recommend this to anyone who desires a nice evening out, and by the fireplace was a plus. Loved it!"
Dined on 3/29/2014
The food and service is great.
We've been there a few times and have enjoyed it each time. And the prices are very reasonable. Its a great find! It's a little out of our way since we are in Hampton but WELL worth the trip. We love this place."
Dined on 3/29/2014
We had dinner before the Manhattan
Transfer show on Saturday night and was very happy we chose Capri. The food was excellent and the atmosphere was lovely. We sat by the fireplace and was serenaded by an accordian player which was a very nice touch. Mary Ann got us served and out the door just in time to walk across the street for the concert. Can't go wrong with Capri."
Dined on 3/15/2014
If you are in the Salisbury beach
area, you can't do better for a nice Italian meal than the Capri seaside grill. We were greeted by a personable and friendly hostess, and our reserved table was immediately available. The menu choices offer a nice variety and we enjoyed the Antipasto Capri and moved on to the Haddock Piccata and Veal Francaise. Both entrees were generous portions and the antipasto for two could have easy been a starter for 3. Our server, Vincente, was personable, informative and provided just the right amount of attentiveness. I am not sure if it is a regular occurrence, but there was an accordionist who roamed throughout the dining room. Coupled with conversation, it can be a lively atmosphere."
Dined on 3/15/2014
If you are attending a show at
Salisbury's Blue Ocean great music venue, you can't miss eating at the Capri seaside just steps from the concert hall. Genuine Italian cuisine, attentive service and a roaming accordion player on Saturday nights! We truly enjoyed the experience before hearing Manhatten Transfer. Great night."
Dined on 3/15/2014
Great new chef. Dinner was great
Friday the show was a lot of fun also"
Dined on 3/14/2014
This was my first time visiting
your restaurant and it won't be the last! It was my birthday and the staff made me feel so special. The Service given by Lucy was wonderful, I was impressed with the manager Kathleen who visited each and every table personally during our stay. I felt like I was in a neighborhood Italian restaurant! The food was delicious! Highlights for us a bread basket and dipping oil that was to die for. (It should be bottled and sold), and a fresh salad bar with homemade ceaser dressing. Our meals came prompt and hot (chicken Marsala and Fettucini Alfredo) The dishes were filled to the Brim. We ended with an Oreo tiramisu OMG it was delectable! in one word my experience thanks to Lucy, Kathleen and Russell was Incredible!"
Dined on 3/12/2014
Had an excellent meal on Saturday
night, seated right by the fireplace with live accordian music in the room."
Dined on 3/1/2014
The place is fantastic ambience
was perfect; bringing elderly ladies out to dinner and this place was perfect. Sometimes you go somewhere and its loud the music is all rock and roll this place was perfect music brought back memories for my elderly aunt. All of us agree that the food was the best we had in a long time. I have already recommended it to many people. We will be back."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Whether you sit at the bar or
dining, phenomenal service! Kathleen, the GM, repeatedly strives to provide a well-rounded dining experience. From a warm greeting as you enter the door, to providing any and all accommodations you may require, she is sure to please. The food is nothing short of excellence. Pretty infamous for their variety of mussels; there take on Italian food is exquisite-- touches of good 'ol Grandma's recipes with great taste and wonderful presentation. To say we recommend this tester aunt for any occasion is an understatement!"
Dined on 2/27/2014
Capri was a surprise for us,
especially on a Valentines Day weekend when we also had a blizzard that kept many diners at home. We may our way to the restaurant to a great experience, where everyone was warm and so attentive, even though they must have had concerns about being at work themselves. The ambience was very nice, with fireplaces at opposite ends of a small dining room, subdued lighting, and a nice selection of wines to complement the specials. The food was nicely prepared, with ample portions and delicious desserts to end the evening with a cappuccino. Only after I had made reservations that I found friends who frequent the restaurant, and must have been holding out to keep the traffic down for themselves :)"
Dined on 2/15/2014
I have not had a bad meal there
yet. From the pizza, to the salmon, to the chicken piccata...I could go on. At my recent visit with a friend, I had the special (a four cheese ravioli with spinach and roasted red peppers - Excellent!). And I brought home leftovers. My friend ordered mussels, a mushroom risotto, and an order of baby spinach (delish) - all "sides." This made a great meal and she couldn't even finish the spinach. The bread they serve to snack on while you peruse the menu is also really good, and it's served with a balsamic, olive oil, and Parmesan dipping sauce. Yeah, I'll be back again! :)"
Dined on 2/7/2014
I called to make reservation, left
message that it was for 6 of us and we were going to the show next door, wanted it for 6:15pm. It said you could go to open table, so I did that as well. I received a call that they looked forward to seeing us at 6:30, great. We got there a little early, figured we'd have a drink. They showed us to our table, but it took us almost 20 mins. to get a drink. We kept waiting for our server to come back for another round and order dinner, now the wait for food, I mentioned to the waitress we had tickets to the show next door and she told me," so was everyone in the place." We had maybe 15mins to eat and get the check, the food was just ok, never had time to even think about dessert or after dinner drinks."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Wonderful Experience. Treated like
royalty. We were seated near the fireplace, and our waiter was superior, attentive without being annoying. He gave us time to talk before ordering, was quick with our dishes, checked on our need for refills or any extras, yet allowed us to be alone as well. By 9:30 (Saturday night) we were the only ones in the dining area, but were told to stay and enjoy as long as we wanted (bar was still open and they seated dinner guests til 10pm). Food was delicious (pasta is homemade, caprese salad was delicious and dipping oil for bread was AMAZING!!!). And after dinner you can always take a walk on the beach! Will definitely return. Will definitely recommend to everyone!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
Food and service was very good.
Somehow a miscommunication when one of our meals went into the kitchen resulted in that entre coming out a bit later than and when the bill came the owner had comped the later meal. A very nice gesture and sure to get us back in the future. Thank you again!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
We've been twice in two weeks, had
different wait staff, different meals, and drove home pleased each time."
Dined on 1/16/2014
We had reservations for 4 people
at 8:00 pm on New Year's.We arrived at 7:45 and at first, when we walked in it looked warm and inviting. We stood there for awhile before someone acknowledged us, and then the hostess said, "oh, you're early, but I guess I can seat you"!! The place was not busy at all with some people sitting at the bar and there were a few tables of 4.It took almost 10 minutes for the waitress to greet us, another 15 minutes to get our drinks. Also, she told my husband they only had his requested drink in the summer (Watermelon martini). Since it was New Year's, they had a set menu and you choose 1 item from each course. I ordered the chicken dish and was told after 1 hr they had run out!! We left after 1 1/2 hrs - no food."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Went for New Years Eve. Early
seating, the place was empty. Our waitress came over promptly to take drink order, brought drinks then was not seen again for over 1/2 hour! When asked if she was the only waitstaff there, she snapped back. "No, we're busy!" Hmm... The prixe fixe meal had good choices, except one in our party wanted beef. No substitutions, even though I was sure they had said on their website their menu was also available. Finally got order taken, Caesar salad was good, the soup, not so much. Oysters were good, though gritty, Veal Oscar was cold. No point bothering the waitress. Finished with a very hard canoli and good cup of coffee. Not the first time I'd been there, won't be the last, but I won't go out of my way."
Dined on 12/31/2013
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Warm- up with 5 tasty appetizers for $5 from 5pm-7pm. Calamari Fritti * Baked Caprese Bruschetta * Capri Mussels * Polpetta * Zucchini Frittes. Bar & Lounge only every Thursday. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jul 10, 2014 - Oct 9, 2014 on Thursdays from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Offer valid July 10, 2014 - October 9, 2014
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Create your own pasta sensation with 4 pastas, 4 sauces and 4 add-in's. Salad bar and bread included. Just $9.99 every Wednesday. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Jul 9, 2014 - Oct 8, 2014 on Wednesdays from 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Offer valid July 9, 2014 - October 8, 2014
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A. E. Douglass
|A. E. Douglass
|July 5, 1867
Windsor, Vermont
|March 20, 1962
Tucson, Arizona
|United States
|University of Arizona
Lowell Observatory
|Alma mater
|Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut[1]
|Known for
|Founding the discipline of dendrochronology
Discovering a correlation between tree rings and the sunspot cycle
A. E. (Andrew Ellicott) Douglass (July 5, 1867, Windsor, Vermont – March 20, 1962, Tucson, Arizona) was an American astronomer. He discovered a correlation between tree rings and the sunspot cycle.
- "Douglass tracked this into past centuries by studying beams from old buildings as well as Sequoias and other long-lived trees. Noting that tree rings were thinner in dry years, he reported effects on climate of solar variations, particularly in connection with the 17th-century dearth of sunspots that Herschel and others had noticed. Other scientists, however, found good reason to doubt that tree rings could reveal anything beyond random regional variations. The value of tree rings for climate study was not solidly established until the 1960s." [1]
Douglass founded the discipline of dendrochronology, which is a method of dating wood by analyzing the growth ring pattern. He started his discoveries in this field in 1894 when he was working at the Lowell Observatory. During this time he was an assistant to Percival Lowell and William Henry Pickering, but fell out with them, when his experiments made him doubt the existence of artificial "canals" on Mars and visible cusps on Venus.
Craters on the Moon and Mars are named in his honor.
- 1 Collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History
- 2 Beam Expeditions with the National Geographic Society
- 3 Discovery of HH-39
- 4 Douglass Publishes his findings in National Geographic
- 5 Emil Haury's Recollection of the HH-39 Discovery
- 6 Douglass formalizes Tree-Ring Science
- 7 Applications of Douglass's Work
- 8 See also
- 9 Notes
- 10 References
- 11 Selected works
- 12 External links
Collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History[edit]
In 1909, Clark Wissler, of the American Museum of Natural History, organized the Archer M. Huntington Survey. One objective of this survey was to determine temporal arrangement of the American Southwest's prehistoric ruins. Wissler, who had read about Douglass's work concerning the relationship between precipitation and tree growth, later contacted Douglass saying:
Your work suggests to me a possible help in the archaeological investigation of the Southwest…We do not know how old these ruins are, but I should be glad to have an opinion from you as to whether it might be possible to connect up with your modern and dated trees specimens [with wood specimens] from these [prehistoric] ruins by correlating the curves of growth…I shall be glad to hear from you as to whether you think it is possible for us to secure any chronological data from the examination of this material. (Nash 1999: 23).
On June 19, 1914, the curator of the American Museum of Natural History wrote a letter to Douglass expressing his desire to begin archaeological analysis as early as possible (Nash 1999: 23).
In 1916, Douglass began obtaining and analyzing archaeological samples first collected during an expedition to northwest New Mexico by the University of Colorado and the American Museum of Natural History. In April 1918, Wissler asked Douglass whether or not it would be possible to assign relative dates to samples that couldn't be dated absolutely. Although this information would not associate particular sites with exact years, it would reveal whether or not ruins were constructed within the same time period. On May 22, 1919, Douglass informed Wissler that six specimens from Aztec Ruin, New Mexico were cut down within a two-year period, and estimated that samples from Pueblo Bonito in New Mexico were possibly 25 years older than those collected at Aztec Ruin. Upon receiving this news, Wissler was certain that Douglass would make a crucial contribution to archaeology. Douglass continued comparing samples between the two sites and concluded Pueblo Bonito actually predated Aztec Ruin by 40 to 45 years. These findings led to realization that relative dating could be used on many of the other ruins in the Southwest. Although promising steps had been made in solving the mystery of the ruins in the Southwest, in 1920, the American Museum of Natural History discontinued the funding of Douglass's research. In order to continue his dendroarchaeological research, Douglass would have to find funding elsewhere (Nash 1999: 24-30).
Beam Expeditions with the National Geographic Society[edit]
On January 22, 1922, Douglass was informed that the National Geographic Society could be a potential source of funding. By May of that year, the idea of a Beam Expedition funded by the National Geographic Society was conceived (Nash 1999: 30-31). Beam Expeditions, funded by the National Geographic Society took place in 1923 and 1928. These expeditions produced a floating chronology of 585 years for Southwestern ruins, and extended Douglass's Flagstaff chronology of Ponderosa Pine, which was 500 years long in 1914, to A.D. 1260. However, these expeditions failed to bridge the gap that existed between these two chronologies (Fritts 1976: 8).
Discovery of HH-39[edit]
In 1929, Douglass set out on a third Beam Expedition. This expedition explicitly targeted samples that would potentially bridge the gap between the two chronologies. Finally, on June 22, 1929, a beam labeled HH-39 was extracted at the Show Low site in Arizona. This beam took the Flagstaff chronology back to A. D. 1237. Later that day, the inner rings of HH-39 were successfully crossdated against the outer rings of Douglass's floating chronology. Over 15 years after he began working with Clark Wissler, Douglass had bridged the gap and, as a result, had a continuous record of tree-ring data dating back to A. D. 700. For the first time in history, dates could be assigned to Southwestern ruins with certainty. Cliff dwelling at Tsegi Canyon, Mesa Verde, and Canyon de Chelly dated back to the 13th century. It was determined that Aztec Ruin was constructed during a period ranging from A. D. 1111-A. D. 1120. Pueblo Bonito was found to be built in the latter portion of the 11th century (Fritts 1976: 8).
Douglass Publishes his findings in National Geographic[edit]
Douglass formally reported his findings in the December 1929 issue of National Geographic. He wrote:
Its inner rings overlapped the late decades of the old chronology by 49 years, the final ring resting on the year 537 of that sequence; its outer ones overlapped the earliest 120 years of the new, the last one reaching to 1380. Thus the 26 years from 1260 to 1286, which belonged to both chronologies, were definitely matched and their union confirmed by HH-39, which in American archaeology is destined to hold a place comparable to Egypt's Rosetta Stone…With careful archaeological study we shall perhaps be able to trace the movement of clans and test tribal traditions which have been so often quoted as the early history of these people (Douglass 1929: 770).
Emil Haury's Recollection of the HH-39 Discovery[edit]
Emil Haury, one of the men who helped extract HH-39, stated:
For the three of us [Emil W. Haury, Lyndon L. Hargrave, and Neil M. Judd], the experience was unforgettable. To be present at the instance of the celebrated breakthrough in science that set the chronological house in order for the Southwestern United States was reward enough. But beyond that, was the privilege to work for a time at the side of Douglass, the scholar, the astronomer turned archaeologist (Haury 1962: 14).
Douglass formalizes Tree-Ring Science[edit]
Douglass returned to the University of Arizona where he became the first person to formally teach classes in dendrochronology. In 1937, the science continued to develop when Douglass established the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research at the University of Arizona. A scientist named Pruthvij Patil from India helped him with his all research work.
Applications of Douglass's Work[edit]
Since Douglass's famous discovery in the American Southwest, his dendroarchaeological techniques have been used to date structures around the world. Furthermore, dendrochronology has been applied in a number of ways. Currently, tree rings are being used to reconstruct an array of activity including: fire regimes, volcanic activity, hurricane activity, glacial movement, precipitation, mass movements, and hydrology. In many ways anthropologists, ecologists, geographers, and geologists are able to analyze the past and predict future trends. All of this is possible thanks to the tree ring research achievements of A.E. Douglass.
See also[edit]
- ^ "A. E. Douglass". Lowell Observatory. Retrieved July 21, 2012.
Creasman, P.P., B. Bannister, R.H. Towner, J.S. Dean, and S.W. Leavitt. 2012. Reflections on the Foundation, Persistence, and Growth of the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, circa 1930-1960. Tree-Ring Research 68(2): 81-89.
Douglass, A.E. 1929. The secret of the Southwest solved by talkative tree rings. National Geographic Magazine 56(6): 736-770.
Fritts, H. C. 1976. Tree rings and climate. The Blackburn Press, Caldwell, NJ.
Haury, E. W. 1962. HH-39: Recollections of a Dramatic Moment in Southwestern Archaeology. Tree-Ring Bulletin 24: 3-4.
Nash, S.E. 1999. Time, Trees, and Prehistory: Tree-Ring Dating and the Development of North American Archaeology 1914-1950. Salt Lake City: The University of Utah Press.
Stokes, M.A. and T.L. Smiley. 1968. An Introduction to Tree Ring Dating. University of Chicago Press. Chicago, IL.
Selected works[edit]
Douglass, A.E.
(1944) "Tabulation of Dates for Bluff Ruin" Tree-Ring Bulletin Vol. 9, No. 2
(1941) "Age of Forestdale Ruins Excavated in 1939" Tree-Ring Bulletin Vol. 8, No. 2
(1940) "Tree-Ring Dates from the Forestdale Valley, East-Central Arizona" Tree-Ring Bulletin Vol.7, No. 2
(1921) "Dating Our Prehistoric Ruins: How Growth Rings in Timbers Aid in Establishing the Relative Ages in Ruined Pueblos of the Southwest" Natural History Vol. 21, No. 2
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This was a completely different experience for me than attending shows such as LinuxWorld or Linux Expo. The attendees were dressed casually, but were definitely business and professional people—not the hardcore Linux faithful. These people were there to find alternatives to Windows and determine whether open source was a good fit for their companies. Their minds were open, but not made up.
Keynote speeches by Eric Raymond, Ransom Love and Jon "maddog" Hall were enlightening and gave a good positive start to the proceedings. Eric discussed open-source business models and how to decide if and when to go open or stay closed. Ransom talked about the shift from mainframes to PCs (right-shifting) and the current shift to Internet devices (left-shifting), noting Linux is the perfect Internet device because of its capability to be pared down to a very small footprint, its stability, easy customization, high performance and low cost to implement and maintain. Jon discussed the various ways to make money with Linux and advised companies to "put an ad in Linux Journal".
Other talks presented a different side. In particular, Jonathan Eunice, President of Illuminata, proclaimed that for large enterprise applications, Linux was definitely not "enterprise-ready" and "free, open-source software is not a panacea". He pointed out that the market demands a standard for something it can depend on, that UNIX failed because of fracturing due to not being able to agree on open standards, and that when time is of the essence and skills are limited, paying for a commercial product is the way to go.
Z-D's theme for the show was "Build Your Business with Open Source" and the auditorium was decorated as a construction site. Flashing yellow lights onstage proved to be a bit distracting. Attendance seemed low compared to the Expos and could be numbered in the hundreds rather than the thousands, although I did not get any final count. Still, it was a good conference—one that provided a much-needed platform for Linux and Open Source to strut their stuff for the business world.
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By Tim Graham
The Minnesota Vikings weren't prepared for what the defense they faced Friday night.
Teams usually don't game-plan for preseason exhibitions or constantly call blitzes. Vikings coach Leslie Frazier didn't sound too appreciative for what the Buffalo Bills unleashed defensively.
"Everybody has they way of approaching the preseason, and that's their choice," Frazier said after the Bills beat the Vikings, 20-16, in Ralph Wilson Stadium. "We'll keep moving forward.
"They did some good things. It's preseason. They have the option to do whatever they want to do."
The Bills blitzed throughout the game. They recorded four sacks, with defensive end Jerry Hughes tallying a pair. Defensive tackle Marcell Dareus and linebacker Marcus Dowtin had one apiece. The Bills also had five quarterback hits and six tackles for losses.
"We didn't spend a lot of time preparing for Buffalo," Frazier said. "We worked a lot on our team. We took a different approach. We were really concentrating on our team and what we need to be able to do.
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This article is part of a series on exploring evented programming by building a distributed IRC bot.
Starting with Ruby 1.9.x, Ruby supports named Regexp groups. A "group" in regular expressions is any character sequence matched inside parentheses. For example, matching test123 with /\w+([0-9]+)/ will match the entire string, but the number at the end will be stored in the capture groups, since it's matched from something inside the parentheses.
2.0.0-p247 :001 > mat_dat = "test123".match(/[a-z]+([0-9]+)/)
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2.0.0-p247 :002 > mat_dat[1]
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This is OK, and can be used a number of ways, but Ruby also lets you give each capture group a name. This makes things a whole lot more useful in keeping your regular expressions readable (something that is most certainly an issue!). To name a group, use the (?<name>...) sequence. From then on, you can then refer to the capture group by name instead of magic number (such as "1" in the previous example).
2.0.0-p247 :001 > mat_dat = "test123".match(/[a-z]+(?<number>[0-9]+)/)
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2.0.0-p247 :002 > mat_dat['number']
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Recalling Groups and Extended Regular Expressions
Named groups are useful, but recalling a named group is even more useful. This allows you to create regular expression "functions" that can be called to abstract and generalize your regular expressions. In addition to this, we'll also start using extended regular expressions. Extended regular expressions allow you to write your regular expressions spanning more than one line. Whitespace at the beginning and end of lines is ignored, and goes a long way to getting rid of the chunk of line noise that regular expressions that have traditionally been.
First, a simple example showing extended regular expressions.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
ip_regexp = /
puts "Argument is an IP address" if ARGV[0].match(ip_regexp)
This is a simple tool that will tell if a string is a valid regular expression. But the extended regular expression makes it very clear that we're looking for a sequence of digits followed three sequences of a dot and more digits. While this was a simple example, just trust me when I say regular expressions get hairy real fast. Keeping them clean with features like this is always worthwhile.
But let's add some "regular expression functions" using named capture groups. A named capture group can be matched again using the \g<name> sequence. If you look at the previous example, it's not DRY. We repeated what we mean by "a number" twice. So let's try that up using a named capture group.
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
ip_regexp = /
puts "Argument is an IP address" if ARGV[0].match(ip_regexp)
Not all that much has changed. The first line of the regular expression defines the named capture group "number," but there's something odd at the end of the line. The {x} sequence defines a number of matches. In the last line, we want 3 matches, but in the first line we want zero matches? Strangely enough, yes. We don't actually want to match any numbers yet, we just want to get the named capture group down. Later on we recall it to actually do the matching using the \g<number> sequence.
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One of the great joys of my life is having the opportunity to travel and speak. I appreciate the groups and organizations that invite me to speak at conferences, and the seminars I conduct on leadership and other themes.
Sharing from my experiences throughout life is something I actually consider a part of my personal responsibility.
I figure if I have been given the opportunity for the experience, it was given to me to share with others. Learning from ourselves and our personal experiences is a sure way for us to share with others.
1 Chronicles 4:10 is a scripture that may not jump out at you as a familiar verse of scripture, but if I write that this is the Prayer of Jabez, would you then say that rings a bell?
The Prayer of Jabez has been written about and spoken about in thousands of different venues. Scripture records the prayer as "Jabez crying out to the Lord God of Israel, Oh bless me and enlarge my territory,"
This prayer is amazing because of its simplicity and vision. The Bible says that to whom much is given, much is required. Jabez was someone who scripture records as honorable and serving others with his resources.
I have shared many times in messages that the most abled individuals are not always used to the benefit of the Kingdom of God. The truth is that He uses the willing. It is sad when individuals with so much to give do not share.
Too often when someone hears resources the only thing that comes to mind is money. Money is a resource but you sharing your time, experiences and giving advice from your life is the most valuable resource.
Jabez prayed and asked God to bless him and to enlarge his territory.
Today in our communities, there are so many needs that are easily visible.
I believe one of the reasons people do not get involved is that because they fear they will end up meeting the need with no one else volunteering, and they very well may be right.
The heart of the issue is not that others should join us, or if they will. The heart of the matter is that we have an opportunity individually to make a difference and we should do our part.
Your motives could easily be clearly judged for genuineness. Authentic Christian lives are the key to both making a difference and for seizing the opportunity.
Jabez prayed for God to "enlarge his territory." I have heard quite a few people in ministry throughout my 30-plus years I have heard ministers describe their ministry as small and even some defend that fact and imply that a small ministry verses large ministry wins out over large.
I personally don't believe the Lord Jesus Christ is pleased with that attitude at all.
Each has its place in service to the King of Kings and it is sad when that this truth is not understood.
Small ministries can be extremely productive.
If your ministry is reproducing itself in leaders that are going out from where they have been nourished and discipled then you are following the Great Commission and your ministry is to be commended.
Large ministries are capable of also sending out missionaries and reproducing themselves. They are also capable of pooling together resources for massive projects and ministries throughout the world.
Each uniquely gifted and both large and small ministries have a place in the Kingdom of God.
Both types of ministry settings should be supportive of each other and there should be cooperation from both sides helping the others in His name.
There is much to do in the name of Jesus. What about praying for God to bless you and enlarge your territory?
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K16 Introduced To Focus KDE's Future
"Where will KDE be in five years,"asks KDE e.V. board member, Frank Karlitschek, and the K16 planning meetings aim to focus community members 'visions' for the project to answer this question.
The first K16 meeting is currently planned for an extended weekend in early 2011 (exact date yet to be determined) and will bring together the members of the K16 organization team and selected members of the KDE community and beyond who are interested in the future of KDE.
K16 is seeking "visionaries, strategists, planners, out-of-the-box-thinkers, realists, dreamers, doers, creators, leaders, coders" and more to "share their visions" for what the KDE project could become in 2016.
From these "visions", K16's goal is to conceive a five year project plan that executes a shared vision and moves the community and development of KDE in common direction.
More information on K16 and how to participate can be found on the KDE website.
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