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Adult Education Opportunities at Pilgrim Congregational Church, 400 Glenwood Dr., Sunday will be a study of "The Path to Bethlehem." The class meets in the pastor's office at 10 a.m.
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"What Repentance Looks Like" will be the topic of Dr. Steven Wright on Sunday, at 11 a.m. at Signal Mountain Baptist Church, 939 Ridgeway Ave. His text will be Psalm 51:1-17. Sunday School ... (click for more)
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"What Repentance Looks Like" will be the topic of Dr. Steven Wright on Sunday, at 11 a.m. at Signal Mountain Baptist Church, 939 Ridgeway Ave. His text will be Psalm 51:1-17. Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. The 100th birthday celebration of Ila McInturff will be at the church on Saturday, from 2-4 p.m. in the Christian Life Center. (click for more)
A memorial service will be held Sunday for a man who was robbed and shot in the head on Hooker Road. The service for Warren T. Ransom, 33, will be at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Advantage Funeral and Cremation Services on McCallie Avenue. Survivors include his mother, Edith Ransom; sons, Warren T. Ransom Jr. and Demond Ransom; and brother, Michael Dewayne Ransom Jr. Family ... (click for more)
The Securities and Exchange Commission has obtained a favorable verdict from a jury in the Northern District of Ohio finding that Andrew W. Jacobs of Lancaster, Pa., and his brother Leslie J. Jacobs II of Cleveland, Ohio, committed insider trading in connection with the December 2009 tender offer for Chattem Inc., a Chattanooga.-based distributor of pharmaceutical products. ... (click for more)
I live on Elder Mountain - have for over a decade - we love it - remote but close to all of Chattanooga. Last year at this time we would sit outside and listen to the birds - now we listen to the cannon blasts. Let me report what I think is happening. From our home we have a view of Lookout Valley - several churches, a day care center, the high school, and a lot ... (click for more)
The people who were born and live in the United States of America are accustomed to hearing both sides of an argument and then deciding the outcome, often with a vote. That is the democratic way. But in the last several months our German guests who now graciously operate the Volkswagen assembly plant in Chattanooga seem unable to grasp that wonderful way by which we live. Had ... (click for more)

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2001Have you ever wondered how the U.S. Government works? At this site you will learn about the check and balance system of the three branches of government . You will also learn information about the history of the United States government. You will find games, timelines, and pictures.About this site
2000The Cyber United Nations provides information about the United Nations, such as the organisation's history and how it funcitons, and also offers the user a chance to take part in a debate with other participants.About this site
2000E-Diplomacy is a site that provides extensive information on an array of topics spanning the subject of Diplomacy. The site offers information about the U.S. State Department, U.S. relations with other areas around the globe, histories of those areas, as well as essays from various foreign affiars commentators form around the world. In addition, E-Diplomacy includes current news from around the world, as well as a feature that allows a text search to be conducted on both past and present U.S. treaties (The site contains the text and a brief description of major particularly significant U.S. treaties.)To stimulate user participation in the site, E-Diplomacy also includes a message board and an opinion poll.About this site
2000Our web site is about the law. And we broke it into five different sections. One section is our time line; the time line will give you a brief history of the past 4,000 years. Another part of our web site is famous lawyers and cases. The famous lawyers and cases will give you a brief description of different lawyers and cases. The "did you know" page will give you different questions from our web site. Our last section Silly Laws and Lawyer Jokes will tell you some brief Jokes and some silly laws.About this site
2000Our website contains interesting information on the federal government. It includes information on the legislative, executive and judicial branches. We also have an educational game. We hope our website will help you understand more about the federal government.About this site
1999America is governed under a democratic system that may be considered among the best in the world. Successfully implemented, democracy serves the needs of all citizens well. Unfortunately, a variety of factors prevent the American implementation of democracy from being as efficacious as possible. While consensus on what exactly these factors are is unlikely, a clear argument can be made for their existence. General apathy among the electorate, for example, has led to low voter turnout, in comparison with other democratic countries, which has created a governing body that is not fully representative of the citizenry. Special interest groups sometimes prevent congress from acting upon the wishes of the majority. Others argue that a lack of ethics has permeated politics. Why is it that most people have not acted upon these problems? One convincing explanation is that citizens are not well enough informed about the workings of our government and the hurdles which it faces. Also, some people may not feel that the government has much impact upon their daily lives, and thus may not care. Educating the public about democracy and perceived hurdles to its effectiveness could help revitalize interest among the public. Our entry's aim is to educate the public regarding democracy. basic elements of democracy are be discussed an emphasis would is placed on the potential problems democracy faces solutions from multiple viewpoints are examined various sociologists' views on government are discussed About this site
1999The" F.B.I " Site takes student to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. You are invited to learn about the Bureau and solve a mystery that was created by the ThinkQuest Jr. team. You will learn some history, and about, J. Edgar Hoover, who ran the bureau for 48 years. You will also find out information first hand from a special agent.About this site
1999Our entry teaches how law enforcement agencies use science to solve crimes. The website focuses on fingerprinting and FBI.About this site
1999The Think Quest entry: Impeachment, is an informative and interactive web page that was designed to give its audiences the full description and meaning behind "mpeachment", which most children and adults lack knowledge of. This web site contains critera dating back to the development of the U.S. Constitution where the audience will learn how the methods of Impeachment have changed and developed over hundreds of years. They will explore the process of Impeachment and how it works, learn a great deal about each individual that was ever impeached in America's history, and pick-up a thing or two about the Constitution with our massive outline. Unlike most people, they will be given their chance to give their opinions on impeachment at our "Public Debates" page, view the previous opinions of other students and peers, and will have a chance to test their knowledge at the end of the course with our 25-question print out test(which involves the audience to search for the answers to the problems they missed at our site; when the test is completed, or they can just e-mail us for a sheet of answers)!!About this site
1999The development of this entry was constructed with questions that each team member wanted to know about the impeachment process. Each question was researched on the web. Test items were developed for each index question. The test items included skills such as drawing conclusions, comprehension, sequencing, creative writing, and facts and opinions. To entertain students while using this site a scavenger hunt activity and word search puzzle was developed. Students that use this site will meet our educational objectives which are (1) students knowledge of the impeachment process will increase (2) the use of the world wide web will be implemented into instruction (3) the knowledge of the United States democracy will increase.About this site
1999We want to show what the Swiss governement is. Many people say that the government in Switzerland is too difficult to understand. So we wanted to refute this. We had a lot of work but the important things were that we had fun and we learned something new.About this site
1999The Government for Kids webpage will teach elementary students about the United States government. Students can learn about why we have laws, the branches of government, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and more. We also have some fun activities to help students learn.About this site
1999The objective of this team was to make the best US History site out there. After 1 week of searching the entire net we came up with a list of semi-good sites. We looked at what they had to offer to students and determined that it wasn't enough. This team's US History sites will help all High School students taking the AP US History Class to not only do exceptionally well but also to get the top score on the National test.About this site
1998Dripping blood and rotating skulls "welcome" you to this site on the controversial subject of capital punishment, or the right of the government to take a human life. Available in both English and Italian, explore the history of the death penalty from ancient times to the present. There is a gruesome section on methods applied and a collection of movies, books, and lyrics about this topic. Should the death penalty be illegal? What do you think? About this site
1998The purpose of the site is to give examples of the founders of democracy from an intermediate child's point of view, also to allow the expression of democracy through student government. Objectives: 1. Users will learn information about Thomas Jefferson and George Washington. 2. Users will see examples of student government using democracy and representative government. 3. Users will learn about places and symbols of democracy. 4. Users will find links to more information about democracy and founders of democracy. 5. Users can respond and post their views on democracy and student government.About this site
1998Want to be a citizen of the United States of America? Here's how. This page provides all of the information that you need to study before taking your citizenship exam. It also provides links to various levels of the American government. This could be a big help to teachers when doing a citizenship unit. This site is in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. About this site
1998What's the main job of a U.S citizen? It's voting! Learn about this responsibility, and how you can get involved with government and world issues. Ever heard of NGOs? That stands for Non-Governmental Organizations, and there's a NGO for almost any topic you can imagine: animal rights, racial equality, even better math education in schools. Student government may also interest you. This site lists many links which will help you get started. About this site
1997Quick! Which amendment once banned the sale of alcohol in the U.S.? This searchable introduction to the U.S. Constitution will tell you, plus which amendment reversed the ban. The site includes an annotated text of the Constitution and Bill of Rights, the history of the 1787 Constitutional Convention, a description of landmark Supreme Court cases, and more. Also, see how the amendment process has dealt with past issues and may be used to handle current controversies. About this site
1997The historical U.S. Supreme Court civil rights case of Brown vs. the Board of Education is discussed here. A history of the case, how it came to be and how it affects us today is covered. Also included is a background on the rights of blacks, beginning with slavery, and some other court cases such as Plessey vs. Ferguson. Links to other sites on these topics finish the site. About this site
1997"Political Paul" lends his commentary to this very complete and organized site containing a huge amount of information about the different branches and organization of the United States government. If you want to know about the duties of the President or Vice President, the constitutional powers of the Senate or House of Representatives, or even "Weird Facts about the White House and the people who have lived there," this is the place to look. About this site
1997Think students should have more control over what happens at their school? This site is devoted to helping plan Student Governance Summits and to encourage students to participate both in school government and state government. A great collection of links goes out to college sites, multicultural links, and sites devoted solely to student government issues. Graphically appealing without being glitzy, both student officers and students of government will find it useful. About this site


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Author | Raynes, Albert Brainerd |
Title | Card from2nd Lt Albert Brainerd Raynes |
Notes | Card from London on way home for leave prior to subsequent engagement in the trenches. Editor's Comment: Second Lieutenant Albert Brainerd Raynes, Royal Sussex Regiment, attached 2nd Bn. Royal Berkshire Regiment, was killed in action on 10th March 1915, aged 20. The son of Albert Edward and Alice Mary Raynes, of 201, Denman St., Nottingham, he is commemorated on the Le Touret Memorial. Lieutenant Raynes fell on the opening day of the battle of Neuve Chapelle, his battalion taking part in the attack of the 8th Division. |
Item Date | 23rd February 1915 |
Creation place | London |
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Filename | GWA_4182_23_02_15.jpg |
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Digital repository | The Great War Archive, University of Oxford |
Contributor Name | Professor E P Raynes |
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My husband purchased these tickets for my birthday in March 2009 for the show in Edmonton Alberta. I was looking forward to this show & we had a great view of the stage (Sec. 205 row 39 seats 7 & 8)- however when Rod Stewart came on we were unable to see him on the screen because the speackers were hanging down too far to see his head on the screen so all got to see was his legs. Everyone in rows 38 & 39 saw just his legs - so for the price of the tickets we could have saved ourselves money by just buying a CD & listened at home. I was very disappointed since this was my gift & I was looking forward to seeing Rod Stewart. I would definitly recommend the show but they need to do something about either lowering the screen or getting smaller speakers.
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New York (July 14, 2008) - With recent industry surveys indicating that businesses want to be more environmentally responsible, Océ Business Services is sharing recommendations to help enterprises implement more eco-friendly practices across the document lifecycle (document creation through disposal). Océ has been ranked by the Black Book of Outsourcing as a Top 50 outsourcing vendor cited by clients for demonstrating the "highest green credentials."
Océ clients concerned about the environment, such as Bremer Financial Services, are acknowledging the companys efforts. "We implemented a green campaign as a joint effort between the Bremer Facilities Group and Océ Business Services to reduce paper usage," notes Dolores Hoffman, supervisor of administrative services and facilities management for Bremer Facilities Department. "Through initiatives such as moving print production to copiers that can print on both sides of a page, we have significantly reduced paper consumption and realized thousands of dollars in cost savings."
Océ Business Services sustainability practices and recommendations cover the document lifecycle, including print/copy management, document imaging, fleet management, document needs assessment, records management, mail management, and electronic discovery. Océ offers the following guidelines designed to help organizations initiate print/copy management practices in the office that can benefit the environment and reduce costs:
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To the extent possible, replacing personal desktop printers with workgroup MFPs (multifunction peripherals that combine print/copy/scan/fax functionality in one machine) shared by departments can have a strong positive impact. One financial services company replaced 1,100 copiers and printers and 1,000 fax machines with 400 MFPs. The initiative eliminated 1,700 machines that no longer consume resources based on their manufacture, transportation, operation, maintenance, and eventual disposal.
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Rather than copy and store physical documents, organizations can scan and store electronically. Employees retain digital copies that they can distribute electronically, and at the same time avoid accumulating files filled with paper. As a conservative estimate, scanning can reduce paper consumption by one to three percent.
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After checking in Passing through the airport At the boarding gate Etihad Family Rooms In order to ensure the safety and security of everyone, all Guests young or old must pass through the same security procedures. If you're using a stroller or push chair, you'll need to remove everything from it (including children) before it goes through the scanner. Children of all ages (except infants) will need to walk through the scanner on their own. Some children may find this upsetting, so please ensure all metal items are removed to make the process as quick and easy as possible. Infants that are not yet walking can of course be carried by an adult.Whilst there are tight restrictions in place for carrying liquids or gels in hand baggage, regulations do allow food or milk for infants to be carried onboard. Airport security staff are required to check the contents, which could mean a short wait at the screening area and you may be asked to taste the items as proof of their content. Once it's time to board your flight, families with young children will be called first for pre-boarding, giving you some extra time to get settled onboard.It's at this stage that strollers and push chairs will be collected from you to be placed into the aircraft's hold.On long-haul flights you might be greeted at the gate by our Flying Nanny, who will be able to provide additional assistance if required. If you're travelling in Diamond First or Pearl Business Class, and departing or transiting through Abu Dhabi, our fantastic Family Rooms offer a number of fun ways to keep youngsters entertained, including books, toys, TV and a great children's menu. What's more, our qualified nannies will watch over your little ones, allowing you a little time to relax and enjoy the other lounge facilities.In addition, family rooms are also available in our dedicated Diamond First Class and Pearl Business Class lounges in Dublin, Frankfurt, London, Paris, Manchester and Washington.
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