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Several months ago, Charlie Gardner had an excellent, thought-provoking post asking why have American cities seen the demise of the duplex? In a time when growing cities are bursting at the seams and facing severe affordability challenges, an incremental kind of development might be welcome in many cities, offering new housing while allowing an evolutionary pace of change to a neighborhood's physical fabric, instead of the abrupt transition of large-scale redevelopment. So why don't we see more of it?
Consider international comparisons of small-scale incremental development: Charlie Gardner compares the built form on both sides of the US-Mexico border, noting how on the Mexican side houses grow incrementally over time, often adding new uses along the street. The net result is a slow transformation of the entire neighborhood, evolving towards denser development patterns. Gardner speculates on reasons for the difference with standard American development patterns (including finance and regulation), noting that the small-scale development open the door to homeownership at a much lower price threshold.
Conversely, there are examples of American neighborhoods adding units on a relatively small scale. Let's Go LA has been tweeting highlights from Wallace Frances Smith's "The Low-Rise Speculative Apartment," published in 1964. The book documents the replacement of single-family homes with low-rise speculative apartments (often in the form of dingbats), concluding that this small-scale, relatively low-cost form of construction plays an important role in adding housing supply to the market. Without requiring challenging lot consolidation or more-expensive construction methods, this kind of incremental, small-scale development allowed neighborhoods of single-family homes to evolve into denser places – even without large incomes in the neighborhoods to afford expensive new construction.
Despite the small scale of each individual building, the net result was a substantial increase in housing production overall.
So, why don't we see more of this today? While various New Urbanists might not like the specific dingbat product, the idea of small-scale urban density is still appealing. The so-called 'missing middle' forms, such as townhouses, flats, and small apartment buildings are all lauded as contextually-friendly ways to add housing and increase density in already developed areas. So, why are these housing types missing?
As Let's Go LA points out, much of this kind of development has been regulated out of existence. In LA, large portions of the city have been downzoned; the newer zoning no longer allows for by-right development of dingbats and other small-scale apartment buildings. In aggregate, the result is a huge decrease in the potential development allowed in LA.
Much of that LA zoning potential would've been in the hands of small-scale landowners rather than large real estate development firms. One consequence of removing that development potential is to erode the 'franchise' for incremental development. Let's Go LA notes that "by zoning small developments out of existence, we've made land development a much less democratic process, in the sense that far fewer individuals in the community are able to participate economically." Instead, 20% of LA's recent growth has been absorbed in the relatively small confines of downtown. While this is good for downtown (thanks to regulatory changes such as LA's adaptive re-use ordinance and relaxation of off-street parking requirements – discussed previously here), limiting growth to such a small area of the city has consequences: "when growth is restricted across so much of the rest of the city, there will still be pressure on regional housing prices, and gentrification will continue."
The phenomenon isn't limited to LA or to dingbats. Stephen Smith, writing at New York YIMBY, looks at the demise of small-scale development (buildings smaller than five units) in New York: "Put simply: New York City's small builders have been nearly eradicated. The segment of the market that normally produces about half the city's new building stock has all but vanished."
Smith considers several hypotheses for this decline in small-scale development, including the end of some tax abatement programs and weak markets in some parts of the city. Smith also hypothesizes that New York's recent 'contextual rezonings' removed development potential from areas ripe for small-scale development:
The result is that many neighborhoods that were once full of redevelopment opportunities are now closed off to anything but the smallest of one- or two-family projects on vacant lots. This sort of redevelopment was largely banned after the implementation of the 1961 zoning code, but throughout her tenure Amanda Burden closed off the last few areas where it was still allowed.
DC is seeing similar conversations. Demand for additional housing often leads to 'pop-up' development, often in the form of vertical additions to existing rowhouses. The term even gets used as a catch-all for any kind of smaller scale infill development. Many existing residents are concerned about the changes (though others are supportive).
Responding to political pressure and resident requests, the Office of Planning proposed their own version of a contextual rezoning.However, during a hearing on the measure, one of the zoning commissioners expressed deep concern about the overall impact of reducing this development potential in a city with a growing population and decreasing housing affordability. Greater Greater Washington's summary of the exchange captures the concern: "I just don't think we have a comprehensive housing policy in this city and I'm worried about all the unintended consequences of [this proposal]."
While Charlie Gardner contrasted American urbanism to Mexico, there are other options as well. This paper from Sonia Hirt looks at German land use regulations. German zoning is guided by federal standards, localities have some flexibility within those standards but cannot add restrictions to the basic zoning classifications. One end result is that there is no such thing as a residential zone devoted solely to single-family homes. Likewise, even residential zones must accommodate commerce to meet the "daily needs" of the neighborhood.
In outlining potential routes for zoning reform in the United States building off of lessons learned from Germany, Hirt suggests that instead of relatively small areas of mixed-use zoning, planners could focus on a wider area of limited flexibility for residential development – something that might not look that different from the small, speculative apartment developments of the 50s and 60s; or of duplex development.


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Does Mr. Pitt owe child support to any of his clones? Or does Brad Pitt's father owe child support to the clones?
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It's not even valid questions, you'd need incredibly twisted logic and totally ass-backward laws to support these ideas.
you'd need incredibly twisted logic and totally ass-backward laws to support these ideas.
Now you got me worried...
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Why bother? Machines make better servants and smart people can build them.
If it gets out that he's a cloned Hitler (or Boston Strangler, or Jeffrey Dahmer, or whatever) the kid could never have a normal life - he'd be in the fishbowl forever, because of a choice somebody else made. That right there makes it unethical.
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Hawk ID, Please
Can anyone confirm the identity of this hawk? He's a frequent flyer in my yard in Central Connecticut. I think he may be a young Red-shouldered hawk, but not sure. The first two pictures I took today. The 3rd picture down was taken Dec 6th, 2012, same place, and I'm wondering if it is the same species or even the same bird. The hawks are beginning to look alike to me. Thanks.
That's an adult Red-shouldered Hawk.
The field marks to look for are the orange barred chest and the black/white "checkered" wing secondaries, Also, the black tail with white bands is evident (another good mark to look for). Funnily enough, the "red shoulder" is barely discernible on this one.
If you notice, the folded wing tips are nearly the length of the tail. That is how one can rule out an Accipiter (Cooper's and Sharp-shinned Hawks) in all hawk-ID cases. The tail is significantly longer than the wing tips in Accipiters.
Great photos! Red-shouldereds are one of my favorite raptors.
This post was edited by TMFF on Thu, Mar 7, 13 at 8:26
Thank you very much, TMFF! I am most appreciative. Also glad I got it right! I noticed this Red-shouldered chap last year as he seemed a smaller hawk and yes, cuter than some others. There is a pair that soars overhead daily, so maybe we'll be lucky to have a good nesting season.
If willing, could you have a look at this chap below...I think it's a Broad-winged, but maybe in the juvenile stage. I do like raptors. Well, all birds. Thanks again, TMFF, for responding.
Hi Jane! I adore raptors and have a ton of fun IDing them.
This soaring hawk is an adult Red-tailed Hawk. This one has many of the typical fields marks:
- dark patagial marks (the leading edge of the underwing)
- brown head and contrasting whitish chest
- dark "belly band"
- this one has a rufous tail (but not all Red-tailed Hawks have red tails)
There are some plumage similarities to Broad-winged Hawks. The dark "rim" around the trailing edge of the wing is one (but Broad-wingeds never have the dark patagials), and the dark belly band is sometimes implied on a lightly streaked Broad-winged. However, the Broad-winged Hawk has a black and white thickly banded tail. This shows in flight as two black bands separated by a thick white band.
A juvenile Broad-winged's tail will be different though and that is opening up a new can of worms. They are most difficult to differentiate from juvie Red-shouldered Hawks.
One thing to keep in mind is Broad-winged Hawks are smaller- 15 inches or so. Also, they migrate and spend their winters in South America. You'll only see one in North America during the warm months.
So, to summarize, your bird is a beautiful Red-tailed Hawk.
I have included a photo of an adult Broad-winged Hawk just for reference (not my photo, it's from birding.com).
Wow, TMFF. Outstanding response, thanks so very much. Beautiful BW above. I really have to study the patterns more closely because I enjoy photographing them - especially in flight if I'm lucky - and it would be nice to have better knowledge of the species. I still can't tell the difference between a Cooper's and a Sharp-shinned and from what I've gathered, they are often and easily confused. We have many hawks here and sometimes they crash into my house while in pursuit of a feathered dinner. This fellow crashed (again) last summer and sat on a post right next to the deck seemingly stupefied.
Again, thanks very much, TMFF, for taking the time to reply.
Funnily enough, Cooper's and Sharp-shinned are among the most common hawks to see but still (for me) some of the most challenging to ID properly. What muddies it up so much is the sexual dimorphism with their size! A large female sharp-shinned can nearly overlap with a small male Cooper's size range (it DOESN'T overlap, but our eyes aren't good enough to differentiate that without a size reference!)
Cooper's tend to have longer tails with rounded tips, larger more squared heads, a long barrel-shaped torso, and thicker legs/talons. Juvies usually have finely streaked chests. Adults have a dark grey "cap" on their heads that is created due to a contrasting light nape on their necks.
Sharp-shinned have a tad shorter tails with a squared tip, a small rounded puny head, a pot-bellied chest, and scrawny legs. Juvies usually have thicker, darker streaks that go all the way down the front side to their legs. Adults have a dark grey "hood" because the backs of their necks are dark too.
With all of that said, it is still difficult to tell, especially in juveniles.
I believe that is a Cooper's Hawk in your photo. It's a juvenile.
But sometimes we just say Accipiter, sp.
This post was edited by TMFF on Fri, Mar 8, 13 at 15:10
Identifying hawks makes me feel as though I need a dog and a cane so I think I'm going to have to buy the Crossley book that TMFF recommended and Claire (thankfully) showed the RS Hawk page of in her copy. Beautiful book. This morning I saw a moment in the life of - is it the RS again or is it the juvi Sharp-shinned? Sibley's drawing makes me think it's a Sharp-shinned, but...
He was way out back, so not these are not the clearest shots I had hoped for.
Checking things out after the crows left him alone
And then the wake-up shake began
I think he's cute
Putting things back in order
Answering the mate
On his way to meet the wife (I guess)
Wish it was clearer, but he is faster than I am
These photos are definitely of your friendly neighborhood Red-shouldered Hawk!
Here are some tricks I use to ID (when you can see the tail):
- Always look at the relative length of folded wing tip to tail tip. Closely matched = Buteo. Tail much longer than wings = Accipiter. This bird's are closely matched.
2.) Coops and Sharpies (Accipiters) have banded tails that are thick dark grey bands separated by thicker light grey bands. RSHA have jet black bands separated by skinny white bands (juvies differ though).
Also, adult Coops/Sharpies have slate grey on their heads and upperparts. The juveniles have brown without much mottling or patterning at all (pretty much solid brown above).
Red-shouldereds have dark brown mottled upperparts and black finely barred flight feathers that look like a checkerboard when folded. In the fifth photo down you can really see that checkerboard patterning on the edges of the folded wings. No other N. American hawk species has that distinct of patterning on the folded wings.
Holy moly, I rambled on again.
I highly recommend the Crossley ID guide. The raptor edition is coming later this month. I haven't seen it yet but I expect great things. I also use Hawks in Flight, 2nd Ed (Dunne/Sibley/Sutton).
Here's a photo of a Sharpie's tail (Photo by Errol Taskin,
Shreveport, Louisiana) to demonstrate the difference in length from the RSHA above:
TMFF - Keep rambling! :) It takes effort and care to answer people properly and so completely, so please keep 'rambling' and know that I appreciate your effort. Had to look up buteo - new word to me. So after looking it up and comparing wing lengths to accipiters (also a relatively new term) and flipping through the sample pages on amazon, I followed suit and ordered both Crossley books. You and Claire have a winning effect when it comes to birds.
Again, thanks so much, TMFF, for taking the time to provide a compehensive answer. It is nice to learn from people who are passionate about nature. And, I needed both books to get 'Free Shipping', hahahaaha.
Jane :)
Hi Jane! It's been my pleasure (really!) since I enjoy testing my raptor ID skills when I am unable to get outside and do it for real (either due to schedule limitations or birds not cooperating).
Raptor ID is something I've been working on for a year or two now; only recently did I become any good at it. Hawks used to look all the same to me. I claimed to love them but I knew so little about them. I had to learn to notice the fine details and become adept at pointing them out quickly. Sometimes a glimpse is all you get.
I believe those two guides you purchased will serve you (or anyone) well. The general Eastern guide is a great visual tool but Crossley doesn't have the space on each page to really break down the field marks that make each species unique. His raptor guide will probably be better for that, but I had to purchase Hawks in Flight to REALLY get into the details of real-time ID. Perched birds are easy to master; soaring hawks requires a lot of practice. I have also used online articles (American Birding Association/ Jerry Liguori) to learn new things, especially concerning the amazing diversity of Red-tailed Hawks. I have also learned a lot from experienced birders.
I still have a ton to learn so I lurk forums such as these. Gives me an excuse to read a little more about IDing raptors.
I have another tip that has helped me TREMENDOUSLY when IDing raptors (birds in general). Always weed out the unlikely/impossible species first.
- Location/range (you'll not likely find a Swainson's Hawk in New England unless during spring/fall migration)
- Season (Broad-winged Hawks are in s. America during the winter)
- Behavior (Northern Goshawks are notoriously elusive forest hawks and are the least likely Accipiter at a bird feeder).
Rule out what it ISN'T and you'll likely have a much narrower list of what it could be.
After that it comes down to field marks, shape, flying style, etc.
If you are lucky enough to hear the hawk's call, then you are well on your way. Cornell Lab of Ornithology's All About Birds has recordings of bird sounds and it's a great reference.
I'm sure I left a million things out but that's mostly what I wanted to say.
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The Papers of George Washington
The Papers of George Washington is a project dedicated to the publication of a comprehensive letterpress and digital edition of George Washington's papers. It was founded at the University of Virginia in 1968. This project should be distinguished from the archives of George Washington, part of which reside at the Library of Virginia.
- Donald Jackson, 1969–1976
- W.W. Abbot, 1976–1992
- Dorothy Twohig, 1992–1998
- Philander D. Chase, 1999–2004
- Theodore J. Crackel, 2004–2010
- Edward G. Lengel, 2010–present[1]
George Washington's papers[edit]
Upon his retirement from public service, George Washington made a deliberate effort to organize and preserve his personal papers. He was aware of the effect that his life and career would have on the documents' appeal and in 1797 he considered building a library to house them. Washington died in 1799 before any such library could be constructed and bequeathed the papers to his nephew, Bushrod Washington. He had been correct in assuming that people would take interest in his documents and in the next forty years both Chief Justice John Marshall and future Harvard president Jared Sparks borrowed the papers to write their respective works on the first president.[1]
Between 1833 and 1839 Sparks published 12 volumes of The Writings of George Washington. He was aware of the magnitude of Washington's document collection and therefore made a conscious effort to include only "the most valuable parts of Washington's writings." Sparks also modified the text of many of the letters. He felt it was his duty to polish the "awkward use of words, faults of grammar, or inaccuracies of style" that appeared in the papers so as to not dull the president's legacy. In one example Sparks changed Washington's "but a flea-bite" to the more refined, "totally inadequate." In another, where Washington had written a nickname ("Old Put"), Sparks replaced it with the individual's rank and surname, "General Putnam." The result, while more aesthetically pleasing, skewed Washington's words and presented an incomplete portrait of the man behind the papers.
Sparks' influence extended not only to editing Washington's words, but to the physical papers themselves. As he had carefully selected what papers were important enough to include in his volumes and which ones weren't, Sparks would occasionally give away some of the "unimportant" documents. As a result, many hundreds, if not thousands, of Washington's papers were scattered about the country and world, settling in private hands and small libraries. With so many of Washington's papers strewn about the globe, any future projects would be incomplete unless they undertook the massive endeavor to locate these documents.[2]
In an effort to correct Sparks' editorial changes in The Writings of George Washington, Worthington C. Ford, the future head of the Library of Congress's manuscript division, began his own editorial project. The product was a 14-volume series published from 1889 and 1893 also entitled, The Writings of George Washington, that barely utilized more documents than Sparks had.
Between 1931 and 1944, John C. Fitzpatrick, who had retired from the Manuscripts Division of the Library of Congress, published The Writings of George Washington from the Original Manuscript Sources, 1745-1799. This 39-volume set greatly eclipsed the earlier works by Sparks and Ford and was widely accepted and respected among the academic community. However, Fitzpatrick only utilized manuscripts housed in major repositories, such as the Library of Congress and New York Public Library, and, like the previous compilers of Washington's papers, predominantly included documents Washington had written. In leaving out letters that Washington had received, all of these works presented only one half of the story.[1]
Project history[edit]
In 1966 the Virginia state archivist, William J. Van Schreeven, proposed that the University of Virginia sponsor a new documentary editing project for Washington's papers. At a time when the papers of John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison were all being edited, one individual, arguably the most central figure in the formative years of the republic, was noticeably absent. The University thereby agreed to give Washington his due and in 1968, the University of Virginia and the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association launched a new effort to publish the papers of George Washington. The new effort, titled the Papers of George Washington,[3] named Donald Jackson, formerly of the University of Illinois Press, editor-in-chief. Though it began almost 25 years after Fitzpatrick published his final volume, this project ambitiously sought to surpass all of the previous undertakings. Unlike Fitzpatrick, Ford, and Sparks, Jackson's Papers of George Washington determined to be the most comprehensive compilation yet and include not just letters Washington wrote, but those he received.[4] The project also sought to include all other documents attributable to Washington, including military orders, council of war minutes, intelligence reports, addresses, financial records, farm reports, and ledgers. In addition, rather than only utilize documents that resided in major repositories like the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library, the new Papers of George Washington commenced a massive search to locate documents in libraries, historical societies, and public collections across the globe. The search resulted in identifying and procuring copies of 140,000 documents, making the Papers of George Washington the largest such collection ever compiled.[1]
Between 1976 and 1979, the Papers of George Washington published The Diaries of George Washington. This six-volume set contains all of Washington's diary entries from 1748 to December 13, 1799, the day before he died. In 1981, the Papers published a one-volume daybook from the later years of Washington's presidency, titled, The Journal of the Proceedings of the President.[1]
During this time, Donald Jackson's successor as editor-in-chief, W.W. Abbot, devised a new system through which to present Washington's papers. Abbot divided the documents into five series, with each section corresponding to a different period in Washington's life:
- The Colonial Series (1744 - June 1775)
- The Revolutionary War Series (June 1775 - December 1783)
- The Confederation Series (January 1784 - September 1788)
- The Presidential Series (September 1788 - March 1797)
- The Retirement Series (March 1797 - December 1799)
This system introduced a revolutionary new way to publish papers. In enabling the series to be published out of order, it allowed documents and writings from the subject's later years to be available earlier than they would have been otherwise. The success of Abbot's classification encouraged other Founding Fathers projects, such as the Thomas Jefferson Papers, to adopt their own versions of the system.[5]
In 2004 the Papers of George Washington, under Editor in Chief Theodore Crackel, embarked upon a massive digitization project with Mount Vernon and the University of Virginia Press's digital database, Rotunda. It was the first of the major Founding Father documentary editing projects to do so. The result was the Papers of George Washington Digital Edition, an online publication of the 55 volumes that had been published up to that point. As a "living edition," the PGWDE enables the editors to correct known errors in the print volumes and compile and standardize references to people, topics, and sources that have appeared multiple times throughout the project's 40-year history. In addition, the PGWDE is updated regularly with revised and improved annotations, new documents, and the latest print volumes.[6]
On April 29, 2005, editor-in-chief Theodore Crackel, staff members Christine Patrick, Phil Chase, and John C. Pinheiro, as well as the chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities, Bruce Cole, presented President George W. Bush with what was then the latest volume of the Presidential Series. After a brief ceremony in the Oval Office, the editors donated a full set of the Papers of George Washington to the White House.[7] A few months later, on March 10, 2005, Dr. Crackel was back in the Oval Office to receive the National Humanities Medal on behalf of the Washington Papers. In 2008 the project launched a new effort to publish, digitally, Washington's financial papers -- one of the most comprehensive set of such documents for that era.
Since its inception in 1968, the Papers of George Washington has published 63 of its projected 90 volumes and completed the Colonial, Confederation, and Retirement series. It remains on the schedule to finish the complete Papers in about 2023.[8] Upon completion of the project, the Papers of George Washington's 140,000 document copies will move to Mount Vernon where they will constitute an important part of the collection at the new Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington. Together with Mount Vernon's resources, the new library will house the most comprehensive collection of copies of Washington's papers in the world.[9]
On October 12, 2010, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission and the University of Virginia Press announced plans to create a new web site to provide free access to the papers of the Founding Fathers. The project, entitled The Founders Online, will launch in October 2011 and will include the 154 volumes that have been published by the current George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison documentary editing projects. By June, 2013, it will include the papers of Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin. The site will include all of the content from the print volumes, such as full transcriptions and annotations, and will be continuously updated to reflect new volumes and discoveries. It will allow users to read, browse, and search the voluminous texts of the Founders in one place and will serve as much of a resource for educators as it will be for scholars.[10]
The Papers of George Washington project at the University of Virginia is different from the George Washington Papers American Memory database at the Library of Congress in two major ways. First, their goals and purposes are very different. In presenting transcriptions of documents that are heavily annotated, the Papers of George Washington seeks to serve as a vital informational resource for academic research on Washington. In contrast, American Memory's George Washington Papers displays images of documents, few transcriptions, and even fewer annotations, making it an excellent resource for accessing original manuscripts, not for thorough research. The second major difference is the size and scope of each of these collections. The American Memory collection primarily includes documents from the Library of Congress, whereas the Papers of George Washington includes copies of documents from small and large American repositories, private collectors, and international libraries.[11]
Editing process[edit]
The mission of a documentary editing project is twofold. The first job is to provide accurate, readable, and accessible transcriptions of historical documents. The second is to provide readers with the proper information to understand and use the text. This process is known as annotation. Fulfilling both of these goals takes time and, as each document must be examined individually, makes the editing process a complex one.
Before any work can be done to prepare the document for publication, the manuscript must first be authenticated. This means that the editors must verify that the signature, handwriting, date, and content fit the individual in question. They must also ensure that the paper and ink align with the standards of the day and that the document has a proven history, or provenance. This process takes a tremendous amount of time, but is crucial in maintaining the integrity of the papers and the project.
Next, the editors must select which version of a document they want to use. For documents from the 18th century it is common to find multiple drafts or copies of letters in letter books (bound volumes in which individuals would copy out the text of letters they had sent and received). Editors prefer to utilize the document that was physically sent and not these copies, but when the official document is unavailable, they use what they have. In this case, they then have to decide which of the copies they want to utilize, for they all may differ in terms of content and date.
The next step in the editing process is transcribing the document. The style of 18th-century handwriting makes this difficult enough, but editors also have to contend with abbreviations, spelling, capitalization, and grammar that had not yet been standardized. In addition, many individuals in this time period lacked formal education and proper training, making deciphering handwriting and sentences even more difficult. The physical conditions of the document can also be problematic to transcription. Faded ink, damage to the manuscript, and unclear photocopies make transcription a painstaking process. The editors' goal is to preserve the original spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and paragraphing of the manuscript, as well as the author's intentions and words. Occasionally an editor will have reason to make changes to the text and will outline those changes, as well as their reasons for doing so, in the book's introduction.
In annotating documents, the editor identifies people, places, and events that the reader probably wouldn't know, in addition to any further information that would help the reader understand the document. This process requires the editor to conduct thorough research and write short, concise summaries on specific points. Similarly, annotations contain information about where the original document is located, what textual problems the editor may have found in the manuscript, and what alternative versions of the document may exist. Annotations can also include other substantive information mentioned within the document, such as attached maps or illustrations, or relevant letters and enclosures. According to Philander D. Chase, former editor-in-chief of the Papers of George Washington, "the work of properly annotating and indexing each document is one of the most time-consuming tasks the editors perform."[1]
Funding agencies[edit]
The Papers of George Washington is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission,[12] the Packard Humanities Institute, the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, and the University of Virginia.[13]
In 1986, the Papers of George Washington project received the Lyman H. Butterfield Award from the Association for Documentary Editing for excellence in the publication of documentary editions.[14]
On March 2003, Papers of George Washington Assistant Editor Dr. Christine Sternberg Patrick received the Thomas Jefferson Prize from the Society for History in the Federal Government for editing Presidential Series volume 11 (August 1792 - January 1793). Patrick was lauded for "displaying all the qualities as a historian and an editor that make this documentary edition outstanding."[15]
On November 10, 2005 the Papers of George Washington received the National Humanities Medal from President George W. Bush in the Oval Office of the White House. To this day it remains the only documentary editing project to receive this honor.[16]
In 2007, the American Library Association's Choice magazine named the Papers of George Washington Digital Edition an Outstanding Academic Title. Choice bestows this honor upon books and electronic sites and resources that provide valuable resources to undergraduates and libraries.[17]
The Papers of George Washington project has distinguished itself for publishing at a pace of two volumes a year. That average is twice that of the other Founding Father documentary editing projects. It continues to be on schedule to complete its projected 90-volume collection by 2023.
- The Diaries of George Washington, ed. Dorothy Twohig, 6 vols. (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1976–1979). Completed.
- The Journal of the Proceedings of the President, 1793-1979, ed. Dorothy Twohig (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1981). Completed.
- The Papers of George Washington. The Colonial Series, 1744-June 1775, ed. W.W. Abbot & Dorothy Twohig, 10 vols. (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1983–1995). Completed.
- The Papers of George Washington. The Revolutionary War Series, June 1775-December 1783, ed. W.W. Abbot, Dorothy Twohig, Philander D. Chase, Theodore J. Crackel, & Edward G. Lengel, 20 vols. to date (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1985-). Ongoing.
- The Papers of George Washington. The Confederation Series, January 1784-September 1788, ed. W. W. Abbot & Dorothy Twohig, 6 vols. (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1992–1997). Completed.
- The Papers of George Washington. The Presidential Series, September 1788-March 1797, ed. W.W. Abbot, Dorothy Twohig, Philander D. Chase, Theodore J. Crackel, & Edward G. Lengel, 16 vols. to date (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1987-). Ongoing.
- The Papers of George Washington. The Retirement Series, March 1797-December 1799, ed. Dorothy Twohig, 4 vols (Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1998–1999). Completed.
- Kim-Brown, Caroline. "Papers of George Washington: Documenting a Presidency." NEH Humanities 27, no. 1 (2006)
- LaGuardia, Cheryl. "eReviews: The Papers of George Washington. Library Journal, 8/15/2007
- Riechers, Maggie. "The Papers of George Washington." "NEH Humanities" (1995)
- Reviews of The Papers of George Washington
- ^ a b c d e f "In His Own Hand: Editing the Papers of George Washington". Exhibits. The Papers of George Washington.
- ^ "Life of Jared Sparks". National Park Service.
- ^ gwpapers.virginia.edu: "Papers of George Washington".
- ^ Donald Jackson, "Starting in the Papers Game," Scholarly Publishing, October 1971, 28-38.
- ^ "The Papers of Thomas Jefferson: Retirement Series". Research & Collections. The Thomas Jefferson Foundation.
- ^ "Introduction to the Papers of George Washington". The Papers of George Washington Digital Edition. Rotunda.
- ^ "Project History". The Papers of George Washington.
- ^ "Project History". The Papers of George Washington.
- ^ "Washington's papers moving to Mount Vernon library". The Washington Post. July 4, 2010.
- ^ "National Archives to Put the Founders Online". National Archives.
- ^ "The George Washington Papers at the Library of Congress, 1741-1799". American Memory. The Library of Congress.
- ^ "Virginia Grants, Records Projects". National Historical Publications and Records Commission. National Archives.
- ^ "Support". The Papers of George Washington.
- ^ "Past Award Recipients". Lyman H. Butterfield Award. The Association for Documentary Editing.
- ^ "2003 Thomas Jefferson Award". The Papers of George Washington Newsletter (6). Fall 2003. JSTOR 20093380.
- ^ Kim-Brown, Caroline (Jan–Feb 2006). "Papers of George Washington: Documenting a Presidency". Humanities 27 (1).
- ^ "The Papers of George Washington Digital Edition". American Founding Era. Rotunda.
External links[edit]
- Papers of George Washington
- University of Virginia
- Rotunda, New Digital Scholarship from the University of Virginia Press
- The Writings of George Washington from the Original Manuscript Sources, 1745-1799
- George Washington's Diaries: An Abridgment
- George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens
- National Endowment for the Humanities
- National Historical Publications and Records Commission
- University of Virginia Press


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Dim xDoc As MSXML2.DOMDocument
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Dim apath as String
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aPath = "//CasaPiezos[CasaPiezo/CasaPiezoRdg/'dataname'"
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By Priyanka Parameswaran.
As I look back on 2011, a year filled with glamorous celebrity weddings and red carpet events, here are my picks for the twenty best dresses.
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A 'Garden Raising'
My son's gf recently moved into a house she is sharing with several other women in a downtown Houston area just beginning to be gentrified. She wants a vegetable garden and it is fine with her landlord, so in two weeks she is going to have a 'garden raising' party, inviting friends to help create the new garden.
She is providing lunch for everyone and is also inviting her artist friends (she is an artist) to bring their paints and paint if they wish. I may go and do what I can, I have already given a bunch of seeds and tomato and pepper plants.
I think this is a grand idea. Like the old fashioned 'barn raisings', a combined effort will help get the garden started in the company of friends, food and conversation.
It is my experience that gardening is very much an ongoing effort, not a 'once and done' effort, but this sounds like a fun way to start out.
Too bad we don't have a "like button" I would click it!
That is great! And it will probably make some of her friends get interested in gardening!
Exposure makes a lot of difference in peoples attitude about gardening.
I have brought a lot of people in to the gardening world by exposure.
I have invited friends and co-workers to come help me harvest my extra veggies from my garden to take home with them instead of picking the veggies and carrying it to them.
After the "hands on" they started growing their own!
It has caused me some extra work the last few years, but I don't mind. Most of them don't have a way to till their soil so I load up my tiller and go help them.
Wertach you sound like a wonderful garden emissary as well as a good person for doing all those extra things to help.
I am hoping that as you say exposure will help promote a positive outlook for these youngsters toward gardening. Not only is gardening a healthy, joyful pursuit, but a lot of the people on her invite list are the traditional 'starving artists' and even a small garden if well taken care of can make a difference, with fresh veggies available to them that they might not always be able to buy.
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That's a good idea but I think most are coming to help with the work. I think some of them are her good friends but not gardeners.
But I will make a point of suggesting a plant trade party for next year. (Hopefully dear son will have proposed by then, this gf is a keeper).
LOL Many moons ago, my BIL wanted to have a rugby club party at our 5 acre place (they were city folk)
We thought this would be a great opportunity for some strong young men to help us dig our garden area!
We put the keg at the far end of the garden area and a bunch of shovels at the gate with instructions to dig their way to the keg.
What we ended up with was a trompled down path from the gate to the keg!
Don't include beer, but food might be a better incentive ......or beer AFTER the garden is done! ;) Nancy


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