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fOR RELb\'St W "tatement of 8enator Mike Mansfield (D. Montana) FR I JAN 2 4 1958 AM
A Challenge to the P. me ric an 11-Ciucation c-ystem
Mr. President, the second session of the 85th Congress is confronted
v1ith some of the most difficult and momentous problems in the history of this
Nation. They are problems and issues which will affect the stature and future
of the United ~tates, both at horne and abroad.
I speak of Civil Rights, the Missile and Defense Program, Foreigr.. .Aid,
Reciprocal Trade, Resources Development, a new Farm Program and a program
to strengthen and regain our technological and scientific supremacy. It is the
latter of which I would like to speak today.
Several months ago we found ourselves second to the Soviet Union in the
race for technological supremacy in the field of missiles and rockets. The
R ussians have put two satellites into outerspace; they ha•.re aunounced that they
have put the first atomic powered ocean vessel into operation, and are boasting of
greater. things to come in satellites. And in spite of the fact that our missile
and rocket programs have been speeded up to a crash basis the United States
has not yet fired its first small satellite into outer space. All in all it has been a
serious blow to our security and prestige throughout the world.
Why dd it happen and most important of all how can we regain our super-iority?
There are a number of reasons why v..e find ourselves in this spot but that
is not the issue I am concerned with today. Today my only concern is how can
we prevent the reoccurence of this situation. One solution is through a sound
and thorough program for training increased num bers of scientists, language
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specialists, technicians and engineers and seeing that their talents are being
put to use. We must place a renewed emphasis on basic research. Basic
research is the root of all of the great advancements being made in science;
humanitarian and military.
The most important consideration in the Poviet Union's ability to surpass
us in certain areas of science, languages and technology is the Russian educational
system. I want to make it perfectly clear at this point that we as a free Nation
should not adopt a dictatorial method as is done in Russia. But their recent
achievements have underscored the need for a r evli.ew cf our educational system .
We need a renewed emphasis on science and linguistics in our classrooms but
this should not be done at the expense of other areas in our education. However,
the Soviet Union's substantial lead in numbers of scientists, engineers and
language students must not be allowed to continue.
The young Russian student is given practically no chance to select his
own courses. They are chosen for him. In this country our students have a wide
choice, limited only by the facilities and staff of each school. All that is
required is that they meet basic requirements. Too often experience shows that
American students take the easy way out. 'Ve cannot force our students to take
linguistics, science and engineering courses but we should p rovide incentives
that would spark their intere s t. This requires new teaching methods, new and
improved facilities, more adequately trained inst t;pctor s in our schools, financial
aid at the high school and college level in this a ge of ever -incre asing costs and
a future of greater stability and respect for those in the scientific fields.
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By the time a student in Russia has finished his lOth regular cchool
term, he has had 4 years of chemistry, 5 years of physics, 5 years of biology,
and 10 years of mathematics.
E'oviet students get little chance to examine important problems with a
critical eye, or to make up their own minds on issues that may arise. Although
this is a major fallacy in the Russian education system it has produced an abundance
of capable scientists and engineers who in turn have made it pas sible for the
Russians to make such tremendous advances in missiles and rockets.
Allen Dulles, Director of the CIA, estimated some time ago that during
the ten -year period, 1950 - 60, the Soviets would graduate 1, 200, 000 in the
sciences, while the United .States would graduate 900,000 . There may not appear
to be such a great difference on the surface but it is vitally important to remember
that the vast majority of the Russian scie·ntists are being utilized for research
and defense efforts directed by the .Soviet Government. In the United
.States our scientists, engineers and technicians go into private indust ry, devoting
many of their tale nts to peacetime and s e mi-luxury purposes, some are working
for our defense effort and others are completely lost in areas where their capabilities
are not being used. In Russia the scientists enjoy a great deal of
respect in society. In this country they do not universally enjoy such a position.
According to information compiled in a report released in March of 1956
by the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, the American secondary school system ,
as of 1936, was characterized as yielding to no other in the broadness of its
d e mocratic pattern and our methods of teaching science on the secondary-school
level were more original, varied and skillful than those in vogue in either France
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or Russia at that time,
Today the American school system enrolls more than 90 percent of the
children from 7 to 16 years of age - a figure exceeding that attained in any other
country. However, during the years since 1936 the teaching of the physical
sciences in the American secondary schools has suffered a steady decline,
Physics and chemistry are now frequently elective 1-year laboratory courses
and stress is laid on physical rather than on mathematical thinking. Whether
as a corollary or as a cause, the teaching of mathematics at the secondary schoo~
level has also declined, To meet this situation many colleges have adjusted their
science courses to meet the high school offe r ings.
Where does the responsibility rest for this lag in our scientific and
engineering program? There is no one person or organization that can be blamed.
It is a combination of factors, There is inadequate training and discipline m
high schools. Most of our colleges have failed to expand the use of their facilities
and to encourage students to complete their courses, Deficiencies in our
military draft policies as they affect our college students are an important consideration,
for many talented students are placed into routine positions in the
armed services where their talents are not utilized,
I think most everyone will agree that ever since the end of World War 11
the .American Way of Life has required less raw manpower and the demand for
technicians, engineers and scientists has been swiftly increasing. Unfortunately
our production of these people in these fields has not met the change.
Prior to the Korean War we had an over abundance of scientists and
engineers, But the Korean conflict and the boom in electronics, nuclear energy
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 39, Folder 32, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
and guided missiles transformed the picture. The industrial ratio of engineers
to factory workers,which stood at one to 250 in 1900, increased to one to 60
in 1950 and is rising with every new automation process. In some industries
today the ratio is as high as one engineer for every ten employees.
As never before in our history this nation's security rests in the hands
of its scientists and engineers in the technological front lines of scientific
progress. Nuclear and thermonuclear weapons, intercontinental guided missiles,
supersonic jet planes, radar warning nets, these are the complex instruments
upon which depends our ability to preserve peace and to resist agression if it
should come. To develop these instruments and weapons and to improve them
we need men and women of the highest caliber in both theoretical and applied
mathematics, physics, chemistry and related fields. Basic research is vital
to all progress made in these scientific fields.
The United ftates requires 30,000 to 35,000 new engineers annually; the
new production burdens of the cold war require another 3, 000 to 4, 000 a year.
But in 1954 accredited U.S. schools graduated only 22,000 engineers, At the
same time, the 8oveit Union graduated more than 53,000. In addition, Russia
is graduating far more men in the sub-professional fields of engineering, in the
"technical areas that are so vital in a technological age." The Russians who
produced only about 9, 500 engineers in 1928 are now graduating engineers at a
rate 2-1/2 times greater than the United Etates.
In the past several years warnings have been sounded by prominent
scientists, educators and statesmen both here and abroad. Despite the numerous
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speeches, statements and magazine articles which have painted such a dismal
pciture, very little has been done to remedy the situation. It took the Russian
sputniks to really arouse Americans to this challenge. We must plan now for
the present and the future in regaining our complete mastery of the sciences.
I have expressed my views on the shortage of scientists and engineers
here in the fenate on several occasions. I have been concerned about this
shortage for sometime and it is one of the gravest problems that now faces the
On June 22, 1956, I addressed the 8enate on this issue and recommended
a six-point program to meet the shortage of scientists and engineers. I am
today restating these six points, because I feel that they would go far in improving
the situation,
1. An expanded Federal scholarship program for college and
graduate students in the natural sciences and engineering. In order to insure
an adequate number of trained personnel in the service of the Federal Government
in highly technical and skilled fields I suggest that the Government, under a
scholarship program, select a number of high school students each year who have
shown special scientific interests and capabilities and underwrite their education.
In return these students could be required to put in a period of service after
graduation which would be in some way beneficial to our national security, in the
military or industry,
2. Re -emp:1.asis on science and mathematics instruction in the high
schools of the nation. This must be a cooperative move between the local school
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districts and the states• Departments of Education.
3. Increased salaries for high school and college instructors.
4. A Federal grant -in-aid program to the states for science and
mathematics teachers in the high school somewhat similar to existing Federal
aid for certain agricultural and vocational training in the secondary schools.
5. A revised Selective fervice program, making allowances for
students and graduates pursuing a career in the eciences and engineering.
6. f ,n improved public relations and security program for scientists,
engineers and technical personnel.
7. This is an additional point. Increased salaries for scientists and
technicians in the employ of the Federal Government so that the temptation to go
out into private enterprise will be lessened. This hds been partially met by the
recent salary increases for scientists as announced by the Civil Service
This is a cooperative program. We need the help of the 8tates, local and
county school officials and the general public. But the Federal government must
take the lead in meeting the crisis, nothing else will do. Only the Federal
Government has the resources and prestige to produce the new emphasis that
is needed on the training of qualified young people in the engineering and
scientific fields.
In order to keep ahead in the world-wide race of technological advancement,
the United States will need a vast and continuing supply of first rate
scientists and engineers. The proposals that I have made will, in my estimation,
help to regain American stability and supremacy in the sciences, which will be so
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necessary in the years to come.
There are a number of things that this legislative body can do.
We can expand and appropriate sufficient funds for the summer training
program for high school science and mathematics teachers under the direction
of the National Science Foundation.
We can revise our Selctive f ervice laws so that consideration is given
to those talented in the sciences and engineering. M ilitary service should be
secondary to the completion of college work in these instances. While in the
Armed ~ervice s their talents should be put to good use.
We can amend our Income Tax laws giving parents an additional exemption
while sending their children to schools of higher education. This would
be of great help in this age of ever -increasing tuition and living costs.
We can enact Federal aid le gislation which would help high schools and
colleges improve and add additional laboratory facilities in their science departments.
Finally, we can and must enact a b r oad g radua t e and unde rgraduate
scholarship program in the sciences and engineering . An e xpanded F ede ral
scholarship program would do much to increase our supply of the se professionals.
At the present time the F e d e ral Government' s role in promoting the
education of potentia l scientists and enginee rs is gene r a lly limited to the
National ~ cience Foundation,
The Foundation's fellowship system is the most direct means of augmenting
the Nation's scientific manpower resources. By awarding fellowships for
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pre -doctc..ral study also, the Foundation offers to an average of 600 s elected
students a year the opportunity to undertake at institutions of their choosing,
the advanced training necessary for a career in research.
The Foundation has a fine record but its role in the scholarship field
is limited, The number of scholarships should be increased and funds should
not be limited to pre -doctoral and graduate work. Direct assistance to students
studying in the sciences and mathematics below the graduate level is necessary
in order to increase the number of adequately trained scientists and engineer s.
A nation-wide testing program in our high schools at the 8ophomore level
would be an important start in seeking out the potential student applicants for
scholarships to study science and engineering in college. The States' Departments
of Education could play an important part in this phase of the program.
I have sent to the desk legislation which would amend -:Jublic Law #507
giving the National Science J:'oundation an expanded role in granting scholar ships
for study in the sciences. T his independent agency is in the best position to put
such a program into operation. It is already in operation and my proposal would
expand its activities and make available sufficient funds for such a scholarship
program. Funds would be made available on an annual basis and could be adjusted
to the needs of the Nation.
This is one of a number of proposals which will be submitted to Congress
this session. There are those who advocate the appropriation of funds under the
Health, Education and ' Velfare Department for an elaborate scholarship program.
There are those who suggest the formatinn of a National Science Academy along
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the line of our military academies. And there are those who would prefer a
much more limited program of assistance. This is one of the greatest issues
before Congress this session and it is imperative that something be done soon
to turn back the tide of Russian supremacy in numbers of scientists and engineers.
A scholarship program of grants will be branded by some as a "subsidy".
But we should not let this deter us; we subsidize our merchant marine and our
airlines for defense purposes and we subsidize our farmers. Why then,
shouldn't we subsidize the education of our talented youngsters. It, too, would
be in the interest of our country.
The entrance of the Federal Government into the area of aid to education
is not without precedent. There has been a Federal-ftate cooperative program
of vocational education since 1917 and it has proved to be highly successful. The
~mith-Hughes Act provides for cooperation between the Federal Government
and the ftates in the promotion of vocational education of less than college grade.
Federal funds are available for allotment to the States for agricultural
education, distributive education, home economics education, and trade and
industrial education. Federal funds are used to stimulate and assist the States
in making adequate provisions for such training.
In 1946 the George -Barden Act was enacted to further develop the
vocational education program.
The Government cannot legislate scientists into being and we cannot
conscript students into these vital fields. We must adhere to the voluntary
principle, so important to the American way of life, but I believe, we can attain
this goal with the proper incentives.
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Occasi onally we find p eople who fear that such a program as I have
suggested will create an excess of science personnel. A statement made by
John R. Dunning , Dean of the School of Engineering at Columbia University
is appropriate to refute this position. He stated in a recent New York Times
Mag a zine article that "The emphasis on science and mathematics which we neecl.
so ur gently for defense will be needed anyway, if we are ever to find replacements
for our dwindling supplies of fuel and ore, or use our arts of automation
to relieve our people of menial repetiti , e labor. What is military technology
today is a higher and more dignified standard of living tomorrow."
In closing Mr. President, I want to say that the increased emphasis
on training technical and scientific personnel is a matter of national survival
and the betterment of future generations. This is a challenge which Congress
a l one can meet satisfactorily.
The proposal, Mr. President, which I ha.v e sent to the desk for appropriate
action is not the final answer to the problem that confronts us . It is my
hope, though, that what is being offered will be of use to the Committee which
will consider this legislation, and out of this and other proposals made,a worthwhile
solution will be found to overcome our deficiencies in s c hool facilities, in
properly qualified teachers and in the fields of s d ence, technology and
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On the North Saskatchewan River and a landmark in the city since 1915, this Edmonton hotel offer spectacular river valley views, 1 block from the Shaw Conference Centre and 2 blocks from the Citadel Theatre.
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Reminiscent of a 16th-century French chateau, Macdonald Health Club offers a complimentary fitness center with indoor pool, kids' pool, whirlpool, steam room, and sauna.
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The 199 guestrooms at The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald provide either cityscape or river valley views and offer high ceilings, pillowtop mattresses, premium bedding, marble bathrooms, and minibars.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
- General
The 24-hour business center offers 2 computers with printers and high-speed Internet access, fax machine, and photocopier (surcharge for all). Complimentary coffee, tea, newspapers, and magazines are provided. Wireless Internet access is available in the lobby, lounge, and meeting rooms (surcharge). Approximately 13,000 square feet (1,200 square meters) of flexible meeting space is available; the Wedgwood Room, with its china-patterned ceiling, is a favorite for weddings. The hotel's fine-dining restaurant and lounge are decorated with antiques and museum-quality art.
One block from Shaw Conference Centre and two blocks from the Citadel Theatre and Edmonton City Centre Mall, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald has gardens, fountains, and a gazebo; one of Canada's largest urban parklands is steps away.
The health club (complimentary to guests) contains a 40 foot (12 meter) indoor saline pool, children's wading pool, spa tub, sauna, steam room, cardio- and strength-training equipment, and women's and men's locker rooms with showers. Therapeutic massage services, cranio-sacral therapy, Reiki, foot reflexology, and paraffin treatments also are available (surcharge).
Enjoy an after-work treat in The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald's Confederation Lounge, featuring an outdoor patio and seasonal BBQ services, or indulge in a fine-dining experience in The Harvest Room, on the main floor of the hotel. For a pleasant and relaxed diner, take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour in Room Dining for the ultimate experience in comfort and convenience.
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Swimming pool - children's
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Concierge desk
- Technology helpdesk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Health club
- Room service (24 hours)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Parking garage
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Banquet facilities
- Business center
- Exhibit space
- Ballroom(s)
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Audiovisual equipment
- Total number of rooms - 199
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Express check-in
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Security guard
- 24-hour front desk
- Medical assistance available
- Tour assistance
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Patio
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Number of floors - 8
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Airport transportation
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking garage, Parking limited (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary newspaper
- Climate control
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Pillowtop mattress
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Dining
The Harvest Room - Fine-dining restaurant located on the main floor of the hotel. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; breakfast buffet served daily from 6:30 AM until 11 AM Monday through Friday, and from 7 AM until noon on weekends and holidays. A la carte breakfast also available.
The Confederation Lounge - Lounge equipped with outdoor patio and BBQ services (seasonal). Open daily from late morning to late evening; lunch, dinner, and appetizer menu.
24-hour in-room dining - For the ultimate experience in comfort and convenience. Children's menu available.
- Recreation
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including a visit to The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald Health Club complete with exercise equipment, an indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam room, and massage therapy services.
Additional features include babysitting/childcare, Smudge a yellow-lab canine ambassador welcoming guests in the lobby, and gift shops/newsstands.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Playground nearby
- Swimming on site
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- Accessible bathroom
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Policies & Fees
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
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- Pets
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I'm a night owl, and I've been doing my workouts so far (C1W1D3) early in the morning before work. I've been getting to bed around 11p (even though I shoot for 10p), and it's been taking me 60~90 minutes to fall asleep. I feel more awake than I usually do at night. Even when I do sleep, I usually wake up a few times during the night. I get about 6 hours sleep, and then wake up and head to the gym - but I'm not tired??
Is this my metabolism responding to the program? Has anyone else experienced this?
There is no fate but what we make for ourselves.
If it feels good - go with it! Could be a combination of new program, excitement plus a well fed body. Sleep is part of the program and very important to get to let your muscles rest and repair so keep that in mind as you go through the weeks.
Congrats on making this work for you in your crazy schedule! Woot - hoot (best owl call)
I agree with Legs..embrace the fact that it's working. You'll have other challenges along the way. Mike Harris used to call this Potty For Life...and that tends to wake me up several times every nite!
10's in exercise and nutrition = 10's in life
I start my weeks out really good, feeling good and by the end of my workout week I can really tell I need just a couple more hours sleep on the weekend. I average between 6-7 hours per night and do get up for the potty for life break we are all familiar with. I consider it a victory when I don't get up to tinkle.
Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right ~ Henry Ford
Michelle Simpson ~2009 Body-for-LIFE Champion 46+ Catagory
I'm with Champster - I'm a bundle of energy on this program and by Friday and Saturday I start to fade if I don't get some extra sleep. I do find myself waking more often, but when I do lay down, I usually crash even if I didn't think I was tired. I feel like my metabolism is still revving at night - which is wonderful. I've been sleeping better on Body for Life than I ever have in my life. . I sleep 10:30pm - 5:15 am every day. Better energy was my first great benefit from the program, so maybe it's having the same effect on you. If that's it - enjoy!
runninggrl :)
I have to say the whole potty for life thing irrataes the hell out of me. I LLLLLUUUUURRRVVVEEE my uninterupted sleep, however, since starting the challenge I wake up every night at 2am to go to the toilet grrrrrrrrrrrr.
I've tried everything to get round this but have resigned myself to the fact that 3l of water everyday is going to result in a night toilet stop. Im with you though Champster 09 i'm so pleased if i make it through the night without waking happens maybe once a week though lol.
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A MAN who plagued police with more than 50 phone calls in just over three months has been spared a prison sentence.
David Lewis, of London Road, Ipswich, made 57 calls to Suffolk Constabulary between August 24 and December 1 last year.
Lewis was given a community order with six months supervision when he appeared for his sentencing before South East Suffolk Magistrates Court.
The court had previously heard the 40-year-old, who suffers from mental illness and depression, had "insulted" officers with "rude and abusive" language.
In addition to his community order Lewis was told he must pay prosecution costs of £85 and £60 to the victims' fund.
Lewis pleaded guilty to harassing police at an earlier hearing.
At the time the court heard that on October 29 and December 1, Lewis pestered police with ten calls on both days.
Lesla Small, prosecuting, said: "During calls he is rude and abusive to police staff. He deliberately provokes officers, twists their words and insults them. It has caused needless anxiety."
Lewis was warned by police on November 14 to stop making the "unnecessary" calls before he was arrested on December 16.
Magistrates were told Lewis was drunk during many of the calls and had apologised for those when confronted by police. However, he also said some of the calls were for genuine reasons.
The court heard Lewis has previous convictions for a racially/religiously aggravated public order offence in February 2010 and for being drunk and disorderly in August 2011.
Mark Holt, mitigating, said Lewis, who was also cautioned for arson in 2003, had been calling the police because of problems with a neighbour.
Mr Holt said: "Lewis maintains some of the calls he made were genuine and necessary, but accepts a number of calls should not have been made.
"Some of the calls he made were calling back to apologise.
"There are ongoing issues with his neighbour which I believe the police are investigating – and some of the calls were made about the neighbour."
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Maeder is a widely respected scholar, teacher, and museum consultant in the field of historical textile and costume research, exhibition, and preservation. He is presently the chair of the curatorial department and curator of textiles for Historic Deerfield. He has also served as the founding director of the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto and as curator of costumes and textiles at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. His many publications include both scholarly works and popular and interpretive titles, including An Elegant Art: Fashion and Fantasy in the Eighteenth Century and Hollywood and History: Costume Design in Film. Maeder's talk is the second in a series of lectures on Victorian Art and Culture, offered in connection with the exhibitions Rossetti in the 1860s and Victorian Photography from the Collection of the Clark Art Institute, both on view through May 6. The final lecture in the series will be "Rossetti: Pre-Raphaelite to Aesthete" by Tim Barringer of Yale University on Sunday, April 22, at 3:00 p.m.
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The next morning you play Shadow Creek, the mirage in the desert created by hotelier Steve Wynn and golf course architect Tom Fazio. It's a Northwest-style course in the middle of the desert, a bucolic retreat from the hurly-burly of the Las Vegas Strip.
That afternoon you dash off to the middle of Nebraska. Nebraska, you say? For golf, you say? Yes, you are headed for the Sand Hills Golf Club, a Ben Crenshaw-Bill Coore layout. Like Bandon Dunes, it's a remote site that involves arduous commercial airline travel to get to. After staying overnight in one of the beautifully appointed cabins on the property, you can play two rounds of golf this day, and chances are you will want to. Sand Hills is routed naturally across sandy prairie land, the sand a product of an ancient ocean. At 5 p.m. you head back to White Plains, completing a five-day, coast-to-coast trip that might easily take a week by commercial airline travel, and leave you exhausted -- plus having played less golf.
The price tag? Ummel calculates it at $31,225 per person for four players, everything included, and that might mean his own presence as the tour coordinator. The price would come down to $18,945 for an eight-player group. The final price is determined by the hours the jet is airborne and any special catering and entertainment needs.
For a trip with a set itinerary and a bigger and broader range of players, you might consider TCS Expeditions of Seattle. Each July T. C. Swartz, the company namesake, follows his own passion and puts together a trip to Scotland, Ireland and Spain to play golf, and to learn about golf. Jim Flick, one of the world's leading golf instructors, and several of his associates travel with the party aboard a private 737. Flick has been an instructor to Jack Nicklaus and a business partner with him in golf schools. For Swartz and his passengers, who pony up more than $25,000 apiece, the trip is a midsummer daydream come true.
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by Jona Denz Hamilton
posted Aug 26 2013 4:22PM
last night's VMAs Show...what was Miley Cyrus thinking?? Whatever it was, sales of
her songs are UP after her antics!
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like this.
Lori Harvey
Clearly she wasn't! I had to turn the channel, yuck!!
Sue Furtaw
Teresa Jennings
Oh my!!!
Diane Bourdet
Glad I watched Dexter
Dawn Beers Carter
Just. So. Wrong.
Loni Reeder
Can't wait to see whatever new 'Blurred Lines' parody there might be on YouTube that
throws her under the bus further - though she really didn't need any help from anyone. Hopefully she
'twerked' herself right over the shark!
Kimberly Barnwell-Joe
The looks on their faces are priceless!
Ofelia Pena McCain
The only nice thing I can say is that she is in great shape. The tongue thing is
weird. Don't get me started on the foam finger.
Dee Douglas
dan, though i don't believe in judging others, i think that anyone watching this 'train wreck'
had the same expression, including me. it was one of those moments when you can't believe what you
are seeing, can do nothing to help, and yet you can't take your eyes off of the tragedy. unfortunately,
i think this is going to be yet another young person who let fame get to them and who has lost all their
Dan Kind
I think Miley is just trying (perhaps a bit too hard) to shed her young star image. I am certainly
not a Miley Cyrus fan, but she does seem to be the talk of the town this morning. Perhaps that's all she
wanted? As they say, even bad publicity is still publicity.
Amy Choice
Yay, Miley, taking your career to the next level! Next stop: Penthouse. You are an amazing
role model for today's youth. NOT. "Slut" does not equal "maturity," honey. The constant tongue wagging
and foam finger action last night was just way too disturbing. Wish I could unsee it.
Alison Dahlstrom
I think anytime someone is in the public eye they have a responsibility to be a role
model but different artist stand for different things. Why do we judge miley for breaking out of the shell?
Anne Hathaway did it too (except maybe in a more classy way
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Alison Dahlstrom
: Very well said. You have an understanding from being very
close to her peer group. But I LOVE YOUR style!
Dee Douglas
what i find sad is that there seems to be a trend happening with young celebrities trying to
express themselves, either on stage or just in the public eye, through sexual exploitation of themselves.
there has been substance issues with stars for as far
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Mike Martin
I gotta go back and check out some of those Hannah Montana shows.
Alison Dahlstrom
Dee - I like what you're saying. I want to ask if you think Anne Hathaway was
exploiting herself too doing a topless scene? Or why is Lady Gaga different? Or are they? I think that the
public just gets upset because the worst thing someone can do in th
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Dee Douglas
i have been concerned about anne hathaway also because again, this has not been her
norm in the past. it may be that these young people have been that way behind closed doors and it is just
coming to light in the public eye, but it doesn't seem that wa
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Alison Dahlstrom
Dee - Well put
Dee Douglas
Kristi Stegallson
One picture says it all.
Jona Denz-Hamilton
My main reaction was how cloddy she looked clomping around the stage with her
tongue hanging out.
Sherri Cousart
So UNBECOMING!!!
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IMO, Everything search engine is the best desktop search software on Windows and I wonder if there is an equivalent software on Ubuntu ?
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You can try tracker-search . It is available in the software-center.
To install it, run the following command in a terminal:
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Horrible service. Avoid at all cost. – We were party of 7 with three pre-teen children for lunch. Sandwiches, salad and grilled cheese took 70 minutes to service. Waitress avoided our table like the plague. When asked about the delay, the cook was "backed up" but only 7 tables were in use in the restaurant on a Thursday at 1pm. She brought out 6 servings but then took 10 more minutes to bring out youngest child's grilled cheese.
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need consistent training for waitstaff – The waitress served our salad after our entrees and thought nothing of it. Minimal apologies, no offer to comp the salads or cancel them. She simply stated that the salad maker was 'backed up,' even though we were eating very early and the restaurant was 70% empty. Also, we were served glasses of chardonnay instead of pinot grigio. The waitress 'realized' this mistake only after it was brought up by a wine conisseur who was dining with us that evening. Very dissapointing-- Portland deserves world class service, especially at these prices, and our experience wasn't worthy of a McDonald's.
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I'm pleased to share news of more events here at Cardiff and some great opportunities for all our students. Our Employer Liaison Team have been working hard to bring you this year's Business & Finance Careers Event.
Whatever your degree there is an opportunity for you in Business and if any of these organisations appeal to you then don't miss the chance to meet them and find out more when they visit Cardiff University next week:
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- Chartered Insurance Institute (CII)
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You really should take advantage of these sessions as they can be invaluable and really do offer you an insight that you wont get from a website or recruitment brochure. What's more, you don't need to want to work for these employers to benefit from these sessions as most of the hints and tips are typical of the graduate recruitment process adopted by lots of organisations.
Careers Fair, Tuesday 23 October, 4pm – 7pm in the Julian Hodge Building
The events finale – here you will have the chance to meet and chat with some 15 organisations (listed above) who will be exhibiting and want to meet you.
Last year's event was a huge success with hundreds of students benefiting – you can too, come along this year – next week!
For further hints and tips on Fairs please read my Prepare for the Fair Blog posted last week.
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Mirrors and Windows: American Photography Since 1960.
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Gauss, Kathleen.
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Los Angeles, California. 1985.
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Gallery Min. Tokyo, Japan. 1986.
Richard Misrach: Photography of the American Desert.
The Oakland Museum. Oakland, California. 1987.
Ansel Adams and the American Landscape.
Dallas Museum of Art. Dallas, Texas. 1987.
Fraenkel, Jeffrey.
Insistent Objects.
Fraenkel Gallery. San Francisco, California. 1987.
Rathbone, Belinda.
American Dreams.
Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. Madrid, Spain. 1987.
Richard Misrach: 1975-1987.
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Landscape as Thought, Lita Albuquerque and Richard Misrach.
California State University at Fullerton. Fullerton, California. 1989.
Barich, Bill and Therese Thau Heyman.
Picturing California: A Century of Photographic Genius.
Oakland Museum. Oakland, California, 1989.
Decade by Decade: Twentieth Century American Photography from the Collection of the Center for Creative Photography.
Center for Creative Photography. Tucson, Arizona. 1989.
L'Invention d'un Art: Cent Cinquantieme Anniversaire de la Photographie.
Musee National d�Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou. Paris, France. 1989.
Bruce, Chris.
Myth of the West.
Henry Art Gallery. Washington, DC, 1990.
Between Home and Heaven: Contemporary American Landscape Photography.
National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Washington, DC, 1992.
Visions of America: Landscapes as Metaphor in the Late Twentieth Century.
Denver Art Museum. Denver, Colorado, 1993.
Weski, Thomas, and Manfred Allie.
Konstruktion Zitat : Kollektive Bilder in Der Fotografie Sprengel Museum Hannover.
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Mexico Through Foreign Eyes.
International Center for Photography. New York, New York, 1993.
Bruce, Chris and Andy Grundberg.
After Art : Rethinking 150 Years of Photography : Selections from the Joseph and Elaine Monsen Collection.
The Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington. Seattle, Washington, 1994.
Bruce, Chris and Andy Grundberg.
After Art: Rethinking 150 years of Photography, Selections from the Joseph and Elaine Monsen Collection.
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington. Seattle, Washington. 1994.
Seeing Things.
Fraenkel Gallery. San Francisco, California, 1995.
Tucker, Anne Wilkes with Rebecca Solnit.
Crimes and Splendors: The Desert Cantos of Richard Misrach.
Bulfinch Press/Little, Brown in association with the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas. 1996.
Perpetual Mirage: Photographic Narratives of the Desert West.
Whitney Museum of American Art. New York, New York. 1996.
Scene of the Crime, Media Report.
Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center. Los Angeles, California. 1997.
Matrix/Berkeley: 20 Years, 1978-1998.
The University of California, Berkeley Art Museum. Berkeley, California. 1998.
Into the 21st Century, Selections from the Permanent Collection.
San Jose Museum of Art. San Jose, California. 1999.
The American Century : Art & Culture, 1950-2000 (Part II).
Whitney Museum of American Art in association with W.W. Norton. New York, New York. 1999.
Di Rosa, Rene.
Local Color: The Di Rosa Collection of Contemporary California Art.
Chronicle Books. San Francisco, California. 1999.
Landscape 2000.
University of Wyoming Art Museum. Laramie, Wyoming. 2000.
The Swamp: On the Edge of Eden.
Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida. 2000.
Mc Near, Sarah.
The Angle of Repose: Four American Photographers in Egypt.
LaSalle Bank. Chicago, Illinois. 2000.
From the Dark Room.
Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art. London, United Kingdom. 2001.
American Visionaries: Selections from the Whitney Museum of American Art.
The Whitney Museum of American Art in association with Harry N. Abrams. New York, New York. 2002.
Visions from America: Photographs from the Whitney Museum of American Art, 1940-2001.
The Whitney Museum of American Art in association with Prestel. New York, New York. 2002.
Acton, David.
Keeping Shadows: Photography at the Worcester Art Museum.
Worcester Art Museum, in association with Snoeck Publishers, Worcester, Massachusetts. 2004.
Likeness: Portraits of Artists by Other Artists.
CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art. San Francisco, California. 2004.
Marlborough Gallery. New York, New York. 2005.
Tawadros, Gilane.
Brighton Photo Biennial 2006.
Photoworks. Brighton, United Kingdom. 2006.
Martin, Lesley A.
Richard Misrach: On the Beach.
Aperture. New York, New York. 2007.
Nothing and Everything.
Fraenkel Gallery. San Francisco, California. 2007.
Longwell, Alicia G., Terrie Sultan, Max Blagg and Lawrence Weschler.
Sand: Memory, Meaning, and Metaphor.
Parrish Art Museum. Southampton, New York. 2008.
Respini, Eva.
Into the Sunset: Photography's Image of the American West.
The Museum of Modern Art. New York, New York. 2009.
Trouble in Paradise: Examining Discord Between Nature and Society.
Tucson Museum of Art. Tucson, Arizona. 2009.
Mobley, Chuck, ed.
An Autobiography of the San Francisco Bay Area Part 1: San Francisco Plays Itself.
SF Camerawork Publications. San Francisco, California. 2009.
Durand, R�gis, and David Rosenberg.
La photographie n'est pas l'art.
�ditions des Mus�es de Strasbourg. Strasbourg, France. 2009, p. 188.
Misrach, Richard.
Destroy this Memory.
Aperture. New York, New York. 2010.
Moore, Kevin; James Crump and Leo Rubinfien, essays.
Starburst, Color Photography in America 1970-1980.
Hatje Cantz. Ostfildern, Germany. 2010.
1991: The Oakland-Berkeley Fire Aftermath.
Blind Spot. Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. 2011.
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1967 Chevy Camaro Z28 Subframe & Radiator Support Mounting Bushing & Hardware Set
- Restoration Correct OEM Hardware Set
- Includes All Hardware Needed
- 18 Pcs Kit Includes 6 Bolts, 8 Washers, 2 Nuts, & 2 Lock washers
- Bolts Are Correct Grade 8
- Correct Subframe & Radiator Support Bushing Set P/N SS-176
- Correct Radiator Support Bushing Set P/N SS-174
Ricks Camaro offers these restoration correct 1967, 1968, & 1969 radiator support bushing hardware set. The radiator core support bushings are very important part of your Camaro so don't forget to get the hardware when replacing the bushings. This technically correct hardware kit includes everything necessary to replace that old rusted hardware you currently have. This hardware kit is the closest to original GM you can get. If you're doing a correct show car that will be judged this is the hardware kit you need. Even if you're not building a technically correct Camaro these bolts are a better choice for strength and reliability. These bolts are notorious for rust and corrosion due to moisture and battery acid. Let Ricks Camaros take care of all your 1967, 1968, and 1969 Camaro parts.