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Box: 1 Fold: 1 Correspondence: Richard L. Burtsell
ALS 9/5/1881. Letter of introduction for a man named P.J. Travis.
Box: 1 Fold: 2 Correspondence: Henry Gabriels, Bishop of Ogdensburg
ALS 6/18/1894. Thank you for recent donation to the diocese's orphan asylum.
Box: 1 Fold: 3 Correspondence: James Cardinal Gibbons
ALS Gibbons to unknown, 11/14/1890. Response to inquiry over the term "Catholicism."@
ALS Gibbons to JDC, 5/20/1896. Re. JDC's response to a letter by a Rev. Dr. Stratford.@
Box: 1 Fold: 4 Correspondence: Winfield Scott Hancock, March - Sept.
ALS 8/17/1885. Acknowledgement of gift [an enamelled brick from Grant's tomb] sent by JDC.@
ALS 9/15/1885. Request to meet with JDC.@
ALS 9/17/1885. Re. travel arrangements for scheduled meeting on September 18.@
ALS 9/21/1885. Acknowledgement of article sent by JDC on General U.S. Grant. @
Box: 1 Fold: 5 Correspondence: Sr. M[ary(?)]. Irene, 1873-1894
ANS 8/2/1873. Request for JDC to visit the asylum [Foundling Asylum(?)] at 3 Washington Square, New York, New York.@
ANS 2/12/1875. Request to see JDC. Address for John E. [Burke(?)] handwritten by JDC(?) on bottom of note.@
ALS 8/6/1875. Notification that plans to build a stable on unidentified piece of property have been put one hold. [letter torn in two]@
ANS 9/10/1875. Notification that plans to build a stable have been approved and will proceed. @
ANS 3/27/1877. Request for advice on plans drawn up for renovations(?).@
ALS 2/28/1878. Notification of a legislative bill that recently passed [the lower house of the New York State Assembly(?)] "regarding the adoption of children to sectarian institutions."@
ALS 4/20/1878. Request to have stone blasted on property broken and left for use on the building.@
ALS n.d. Letter regarding plans for twenty-fifth anniversary of the institution [Foundling Asylum(?)].@
M. Irene, Sr. - ALS - to Lily Lalor Crimmins (JDC's wife), n.d. [before 1888]. Note of congratulations on birth of child.@
M. Irene, Sr. - ALS - to Archbishop Michael Corrigan, n.d. [spring 1888/?]. Acknowledgement of check and request received from Corrigan. Reference to the suffering of a mutual friend. [Death of JDC's wife Lily in the spring of 1888/?] @
ALS 5/18/1892. Birthday greetings. [letter torn]@
ALS 12/23/1892. Thank you letter for recent donation of $100.00.@
ALS 12/24/1892. Thank you letter for JDC's many chartiable donations and deeds. Reference to a religious article from Lourdes, France, enclosed as a sign of appreciation.@
Box: 1 Fold: 6 Correspondence: Mother Sarah Jones, SCJM, 1888-1892
ALS 4/10/1888. Letter of condolence over the recent death of Crimmins' wife, Lily Lalor Crimmins.@
PRN [1890] Invitation to chapel dedication at Manhattanville [Convent of the Sacred Heart] for April 8, 1890. Crimmins noted in upper corner: "An altar in memory of my beloved wife Lily."@
ALS 6/26/1892. Letter of introduction for an unnamed employee at Manhattanville [Convent of the Sacred Heart]. @
Box: 1 Fold: 7 Correspondence: Brother Azarias Mullany, FSC, 1891-1893
ALS 10/23/1891. Letter of introduction for a Edmund Cahill of Ireland.@
ALS 6/10/1892. Invitation to attend the De La Salle Institute's commencement exercises. Reference to his recently published lecture "Phases of Thought and Criticism." Introduction for two men seeking employment.@
ALS 6/15/[1892/?]. Note with tickets for commencement exercises at the De La Salle Institute enclosed. Reference to summer plans.@
ANS 6/21/[1892/?]. Letter of acceptance for invitation to accompanyCrimmins to his home in Noroton [Connecticut].@
ALS 7/1/1892. Request to have railroad pass extended for an additional 90 days.@
ALS 7/8/1892. Re. change in travel plans.@
ALS 10/6/1892. Request for places in grandstand along parade route.@
ALS 1/14/1893. Introduction for Owen Tierney of Kingston [New York/?].@
ALS 6/26/1893. Thank you note for recent weekend spent at the Crimmins' home in Noroton [Connecticut], with a detailed description of the weekend's events.@
ALS n.d. Letter chastising Crimmins for not sending his comments on unstated resolutions sooner.
Box: 1 Fold: 8 Correspondence: Thomas M. Mulry
ALS 12/28/1892. Thank you letter to JDC for his recent donation of $100.00.
Box: 1 Fold: 9 Correspondence: Patrick Cardinal Ryan
ALS 2/24/1894. Re. annual dinner for the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
Box: 1 Fold: 10 Correspondence: Miscellaneous, 1877-1910
Burke, John E. (St. Benedict's Home for Destitute Colored Children, Rye, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 8/7/1894. Re. money advance to cover insurance bill for the institute.@
Daly, William J. B., Rev. (St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 12/18/1892. Re. suspension of fundraiser for cathedral library and Young Men's Society building and scheduled meeting of the Building Committee.@
Flood, James J., Rev. (St. John the Evangelist Church, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 8/19/n.d. Re. efforts to block licensing of another liquor store in neighborhood surrounding parish.@
Graham, V. W. (?) - ALS - to JDC (?), n.d. Two pages of a letter that appears to contain an explanation of a unidentified painting's subject.
Lavelle, Michil, Rev. (future monsignor and rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, New York), - ALS - to JDC, 10/14/1889. Re. changing over to gas-lighting in the cathedral(?).
Lavelle, Michil, Rev. (future monsignor and rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 8/1/1893. Letter of introduction for a man named Peter(?) I. O'Hare.
Loud, George B. and Edward J. Atkinson (Memorial Committee of the Grand Army of the Republic, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 5/14/1910. Letter requesting JDC to attend upcoming parade and celebration on Memorial Day.
Loud, George B. and Edward J. Atkinson (Memorial Committee of the Grand Army of the Republic, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 5/18/1910. Letter inviting JDC to meet with President William H. Taft at pre- and post-parade gatherings held on Memorial Day.
Lynch, Mother Baptista (Ursuline Order, Valle Crucir(?), near Columbia, South Carolina) - ALS - to JDC, 7/4/1887. Thank you letter for monetary gift. [Handwritten note by JDC(?) on back of letter relating circumstances surrounding efforts of the Ursulines to purchase an estate near Columbia, South Carolina.]
Lynch, Mother Baptista (Ursuline Order, Valle Crucir, near Columbia, South Carolina) - ALS - to Lily Lalor Crimmins (JDC's wife), 7/4/1889. Re. property purchased by JDC for their order and circumstances surrounding the acquisition.
M. Clare, Mother, OSF [St. Clare House and St. Mary's Lodging House (for the protection of respectable young women seeking employment), New York, New York] - ALS - to JDC, 12/3/1889. Request for donation.
Mary Agnes, Sr. (St. Mary's Church, California) - ALS - to JDC, 5/4/n.d. Request for donation.
Obrecht, Edmund, Rev. (Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 12/8/1893. Thank you letter for recent donation of $100.00.
Quinn, William, Rev. (Vicar General, Diocese of New York) - ALS to JDC, 12/17/1877. Thank you letter for donation of $250.00 to cathedral fund [St. Patrick's].
Quinn, William, Rev. (Vicar General, Diocese of New York) - ALS - to JDC, 10/16/1878. Acknowledgement of second payment on pledge for cathedral fund [St. Patrick's].
Rogers, William(?), Rev. (Stamford, Connecticut) - ALS - to Lily Lalor Crimmins (JDC's wife), 10/1/1884. Thank you for recent donation. [Handwritten note by JDC at top of letter relating history of parish to family.]
Woodman, Clarence E., CSP (St. Paul the Apostle Church, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 3/18/1892. Letter accepting request to act as rector to the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
Woodman, Clarence E., CSP (St. Paul the Apostle Church, New York, New York) - ALS - to JDC, 3/24/1892. Letter of introduction for a man named Joseph Burke [brother of John J. and Thomas E. Burke, both Paulists].
Box: 1 Fold: 11 Memorandum on Mother Hardey, SCJM (1910)
MsS. Of interest for JDC's description of Mother Hardey's physical and intellectual attributes, reflecting Victorian perceptions of the distinctions between the genders. @
TMs Memorandum on Mother Hardey, 8/2/1910.@
Box: 1 Fold: 12 Miscellaneous: Assorted Printed Items
PRN Embossed printed dinner menu dated 12/16/1899. Handwritten note on bottom by JDC (?) indicating that this was the menu for the debut of his daughter(?) Mary Christmas(?) Crimmins.@
PRN Decorative dinner menu(?) ribbon embossed with JDC's name and date (12/12/1901).@
PRN Invitation soliciting donations for the International Committee of Honourary Patrons for the Monument to Richard Wagner at Berlin, to be dedicated on 10/01/1903.@
PRN Dinner menu with personalized decorative ribbon and water color drawing on the outside cover, 12/20/1906.@
PRN Decorative dinner menu ribbon, n.d. @
Box: 1 Fold: 13 Miscellaneous: Assorted Printed Items
ACS Collection of four railway passes (New York Ontario & Western Railway, 1894; Manhattan Railway Co., 1895; Northern Pacific Railway Company, 1901; and The New York & Northern Railway Co., 1894) and a New York City police department pass granted for the Hudson-Fulton Celebration held Sept. 25-Oct. 2, n.d.@
ALS Invitation to JDC to attend the annual dinner of the Saint Nicholas Society, 11/15/1892.@
Box: 1 Fold: 14 Miscellaneous: Memorial Card
PRN Memorial card for Lily L[alor]. Crimmins. Reprint of the comments made by Mgr. Thomas S. Preston, Vicar General of New York, at her funeral mass that was held at St. Patrick's Catedral, New York, New York, March 8, 1888.@
Box: 1 Fold: 15 Miscellaneous: Christmas Address, Home of the Sacred Heart
AMS Address to the Hon. John D. Crimmins. THank you letter from the "Inmates of the Homes of the Sacred Heart" for the Christmas dinner and financial support given by JDC over the previous year, 12/25/1910.
AMS Address to the Hon. John D. Crimmins. Thank you letter from the "Old People of the Home of the Sacred Heart" for the Christmas dinner and financial support given by JDC over the previous year, 12/25/1913.
AMsS Address to the Hon. John D. Crimmins. Thank you letter for the Christmas dinner and financial support given by JDC over the previous year, signed by WIlliam A.(?) Counaughlon, 12/25/1915.
Box: 1 Fold: 16 Miscellaneous: Poems by Sr. M. Cecilia Crimmins
AMsS "To My Shamrocks," 3/15/1906.@
AMs "Retribuam!," an unsigned poem [composed by Sr. M. Cecilia Crimmins(?)], 5/18/1907. @
Box: 1 Fold: 17 Miscellaneous: Dinner programs for the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick,
PRN Dinner program for the 129th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1913.@
PRN Dinner program for the 130th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1914.@
PRN Seating list for the 130th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1914.@
ACS Dinner program for the 131st anniversary dinner, 3/17/1915, autographed by 14 individuals who attended(?) the dinner.@
PRN Dinner program for the 136th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1920.@
PRN Dinner program for the 137th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1921. @
Box: 1 Fold: 18 Miscellaneous: Dinner Programs
ACS Program for the dinner honoring the Earl of Aberdeen by the National Federation of America, 12/08/1891, autographed by the Earl of Aberdeen.@
ACS Program for the dinner honoring Michael Cardinal Logue, of Armagh, Ireland, on his visit to the United States for the centenary celebration of the Diocese of New York, 06/04/1908, autographed by Cardinal Logue.@
PRN Newspaper clipping from the New York Times reporting on the dinner held in honor of Michael Cardinal Logue of Armagh, Ireland, on his visit to the United States for the centenary celebration of the Diocese of New York by Frederick Townshend Martin, 05/17/1908.@
Box: 1 Fold: 19 Miscellaneous: Dinner Programs and Songbooks for the Friendly Sons of
PRN Songbook for the 119th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1903.@
PRN Dinner program for the 119th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1903, with a music program insert.@
PRN Seating list for the 124th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1908, with a menu card insert.@
PRN Songbook for the 124th anniversary dinner, 3/17/1908.@
Box: 1 Fold: 20 Miscellaneous: Dinner Programs, American-Irish Historical Society, an
MSS Thomas Hamilton Murray, Booklet of Information regarding the American-Irish Historical Society (priv. publ., 1905).@
PRN Dinner program, 04/19/1901.@
PRN Dinner program, 01/11/1913.@
PRN Seating arrangement, annual dinner, 01/11/1913.@
PRN Dinner program, 01/10/1914.@
PRN Dinner program, 01/09/1915.@
PRN Dinner menu, 01/06/1917.@
Box: 2 Fold: 1 Miscellaneous: Dinner Programs, 1901-1905, Oversized
PRN Program for the dinner honoring New York State Supreme Court Justice Morgan J. O'Brien [JDC's] brother-in-law] by the Lotos Club of New York, 12/01/1901, autographed by nine individuals who attended the dinner, including Judge O'Brien.
PRN Dinner program for the 121st anniversary dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, with place card insert, 3/17/1905.
Box: 2 Fold: 2 Miscellaneous: Assorted Printed Items, Oversized
PRN Certificate for the [Henry] Hudson Monument, 1909(?).
Sept. 5, 1881
DESCRIPTION: Contains the correspondence from Rev. Richard L. Burtsell, a theologian and leading intellectual in the American Catholic Church during the second half of the nineteenth century, who was pastor at the Church of the Epiphany in New York City, 1 item:
June 8, 1894
DESCRIPTION: Contains the correspondence sent by Bp. Henry Gabriels of Ogdensburg to JDC, 1 item:
1890 - 1896
DESCRIPTION: Contains the correspondence written by James Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore (1834-1921), arranged chronologically, 2 items:@
March - Sept. 1885
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from General Winfield Scott Hancock, arranged chronologically, 4 items:@
August 1873 - December 1894
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from Sr. M[ary(?)]. Irene [director, Foundling Asylum of the Sisters of Charity] to JDC as well as one letter to JDC's wife, Lily Lalor Crimmins, and one letter sent to Abp. Michael A. Corrigan, arranged chronologically, 12 items: @
April 1888 - June 1892
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from Mother Sarah Jones, SCJM, superior vicar of the New York province, to JDC, arranged chronologically, 3 items:@
October 1891 - June 1893
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from Bro. Azarias of the Cross Mullany, FSC, (1847-1893), a noted educator, scholar, and author who was affiliated with the Christian Brothers' School, the De La Salle Institute, New York, New York, to JDC, arranged chronologically, 10 items:@
Dec. 28, 1892
DESCRIPTION: Contains the correspondence sent by Thomas M. Mulry (1855-1916), secretary for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, New York City, to John D. Crimmins. Mulry, who earned his fortune in banking, became the most prominent lay man of his age, and was referred to as the "American Ozanam" for his service to charitable causes. He helped to found the National Conference of Catholic Charities and was the recipient of Notre Dame's Laetare Medal, 1 item:
Feb. 24, 1894
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence sent by Patrick Cardinal Ryan of Philadelphia (1831-1911) to John D. Crimmins, 1 item:
December 1877 - May 1910
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence from miscellaneous people primarily related to the charitable deeds of John D. Crimmins, arranged alphabetically, 18 items:@
DESCRIPTION: Contains a memorandum written by JDC on the character of Mother [Aloysia (Mary Ann)] Hardey (1809-1886), visitatrix of the Society of the Sacred Heart who established nineteen convents in the United States, including, Kenwood (Albany, New York), Manhattanville, and New York City:
1899 - 1906
DESCRIPTION: Contains printed dinner menus with ribbon decorations and an invitation, 5 items:@
1892 - 1909
DESCRIPTION: Contains a collection of miscellaneous papers kept by JDC, 6 items:@
March 6-8, 1888
DESCRIPTION: Contains the memorial card for JDC's wife, Lily Lalor Crimmins (1849-1888):@
DESCRIPTION: Contains the correspondence sent by the Sacred Heart Home for the Aged, New York, New York, to JDC, 3 items:
1906 - 1907
DESCRIPTION: Contains the poems composed by JDC's sister(?), Sr. M. Cecilia Crimmins, 2 items:@
1913 - 1921
DESCRIPTION: Contains the programs for the annual dinner of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, 1913-1915, 1920-1921, 6 items:@
1891 - 1908
DESCRIPTION: Contains the autographed programs and dinner cards from the events attended by JDC, 4 items:@
1903 - 1908
DESCRIPTION: Contains the dinner programs and songbooks for three of the annual dinners of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, 5 items: @
1901 - 1917
DESCRIPTION: Contains a collection of dinner programs for the American-Irish Historical Society, 1901, 1913-1915, and 1917, including a seating assignment chart for 1913 and a brief history of the society written by Thomas Hamilton Murray, 7 items:@
1901 - 1905
DESCRIPTION: This folder contains miscellaneous oversized dinner programs, 2 items:
DESCRIPTION: Contains miscellaneous oversized papers, 1 item:


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June 2, 2011
New PhD, ScD recipients honored at annual ceremony.
Preparing the grounds
May 31, 2011
Friday's 145th Commencement exercises will celebrate MIT tradition.
Also labeled: Alumni/ae, Education, teaching, academics, Faculty, History of MIT, MIT150, Staff, Students
Volunteer at Commencement 2011
May 4, 2011
Online registration now open; guest services volunteers are vital to the event's success.
Xerox CEO Ursula Burns to deliver 2011 Commencement address
November 10, 2010
Will help cap MIT's 150th anniversary celebration
Alumni rock the Pops, donate $36 Million
June 15, 2010
Harmonix co-founded Eran Egozy '95, MNG '95 provided his company's Rock Band Beatles sing-a-long for Tech Night at the Pops, one of 139 events that drew more than 3,100 alumni and guests to campus June 3-6 for Tech Reunions.
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June 10, 2010
Presented by the MIT Museum and the Cambridge Science Festival
Graduate Student Council President Alex Hamilton Chan's speech to the graduates
June 7, 2010
'Engineer tomorrow with dreams that transcend the impossible'
Also labeled: Students
Tech Reunions: The Red Coats come to campus
June 4, 2010
The largest alumni gathering of the year begins on campus Thursday, June 3.
Also labeled: Alumni/ae
'You can't play it safe and win'
June 4, 2010
Speaker Ray Stata urges graduates to find solutions to humanity's greatest problems — and to risk failure along the way — at MIT Commencement.
Ray Stata's Commencement address
June 4, 2010
'The spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship applies not just to business, engineering and science, but to every aspect of work and life'
Also labeled: Alumni/ae, Special events and guest speakers
President Hockfield's charge to the graduates
June 4, 2010
She urges students to not simply advance the cause of 'sustainability,' but to push even further and do 'a great deal of good'
Slideshow: MIT's 144th Commencement exercises
June 4, 2010
Participants enjoyed warm, sunny weather — and words of wisdom.
Institute Awards 2009-2010
June 4, 2010
Celebrating extraordinary achievement at MIT
Also labeled: Awards, honors and fellowships, Students
Slideshow: Doctoral hooding
June 3, 2010
PhD, ScD recipients honored at annual ceremony
MIT preparing for 144th Commencement this Friday
June 2, 2010
Hooding ceremony for doctoral students taking place Thursday
Submit information for the 2010 awards website
May 11, 2010
Annual listing goes online this year
Volunteer at Commencement 2010
April 29, 2010
Online registration now open
Ray Stata to deliver 2010 Commencement address
March 16, 2010
A 'loyal friend' of the Institute for more than 50 years, the alumnus will speak to graduates in June
Also labeled: Alumni/ae, Special events and guest speakers
Alumni reunion gifts top $152 million
June 8, 2009
Also labeled: Alumni/ae, Special events and guest speakers
'Write the next chapter'
June 5, 2009
Gov. Patrick urges grads to embrace 'opportunity for change'
Also labeled: Special events and guest speakers
Thousands of alumni, guests expected for Tech Reunions
June 4, 2009
Also labeled: Alumni/ae, Special events and guest speakers
Commencement 2009 photo gallery
June 4, 2009
Also labeled: Special events and guest speakers, Students
MIT gears up for 143rd Commencement
June 3, 2009
Governor Patrick to deliver Commencement address
February 10, 2009
Also labeled: Special events and guest speakers
Yunus tells MIT grads they can 'change the world'
June 6, 2008
Also labeled: Special events and guest speakers
Commencement address by Muhammad Yunus
June 6, 2008
"Each of you has the power to change the world"
Also labeled: Special events and guest speakers
Commencement 2008 photo gallery
June 6, 2008
Also labeled: Special events and guest speakers, Students
MIT prepares for 142nd Commencement
June 4, 2008
Nobel winner and microlending pioneer Yunus to speak

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Mary Frances Hammond Aug. 24, 1924 ~ March 23, 2013March 11, 2013, 6:00 am by Staff Reports Mary Frances Hammond Aug. 24, 1924 ~ March 23, 2013 Mary Frances Hammond, 88, of Sunrise Beach Village, Texas passed away on March 23, 2013. She was born to Alexander and Myrtle Lee (Parsons) Wickham on Aug. 24, 1924 in Hondo, Texas. On Dec. 4, 1942, Frances, as she was known to all her friends, married Jack Hammond and they have been married for over 70 years. Mrs. Hammond was known for her pralines in Sunrise Beach Village and they were always the first items sold at the annual Sunrise Beach Volunteer Fire Department BBQ held on Memorial Day weekend. She was also very active in the CCAA organization in Sunrise Beach Village, Texas. Frances enjoyed cooking, fishing, and sewing. When the Hammonds lived in Lewisville, Texas, Frances was the manager of the Credit Bureau of Denton. Mrs. Hammond is survived by her husband, Jack Hammond of Sunrise Beach Village: a son, George L. Hammond and his wife Karen of Austin; grandson Jason Hammond and his wife Staci of California and grandson Chase Hammond, also of California; and two sisters, Mazie Barker of Carrizo Springs, Texas and Christine Morris of Dallas, Texas. She is preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, John Wickham and Alex Wickham, and a son, Charles Edwin Hammond. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 30 at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Marble Falls, with the Rev. David Sugeno officiating. Interment will follow at the Sandy Mountain Cemetery in Sunrise Beach Village. An online registry may be signed at www.PutnamCares.com. Memorial contributions may be given to the Sunrise Beach Volunteer Fire Department, 200 Sunrise Drive, Sunrise Beach Village, Texas 78643. Funeral arrangements made by Putnam Funeral Home and Crematorium, Kingsland. |
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Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?Moderator: Team Cub
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Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?So let's just say that I'd like to see my little Cub decked out in a string or two of Xmas lights. What are the options for brightly glowing lights with the 6v. system? Santa has his reindeer, but there's a Cub that wants to join in the fun.
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?Answer depends on voltage of light strings and if the tractor is moving or stationary.
120 volt string; generator set, 12 volt battery and inverter, extension cords. 12 volt string; battery setting on platform, older battery charger and long extension cord. I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?NOPE. Not those ways, Eugene! Santa wants to plow snow with the red lights glowing on the moving tractor. No extra battery--that's cheating. Got a way to do red little light with 6v. setup? Surely this has been resolved by the many Santas out there?
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?Heck, even battery chargers are hard to find 6v anymore. I would think if you could find 12v led lights they would work with 6v?? Low power consumption too. Turns out my Coleman twin tube florescent light uses a 6v battery, same thing used in emergency lighting.
1971 Cub (Rufus) 1950 Cub (Cathy) 1965 Lo Boy Fast Hitch (Nameless III) 1970 Cub 1000 Loader & Fast Hitch (Lee)
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?I have seen battery powered light sets in the store. I don't know what the voltage is on the batteries that power it, but I'm thinking at least 9 or 12. However, it may be an option to wire them through the tail light lead and grounded to the frame to get some light going on there. I have no idea the voltage or wattage of the strings, but it may be worth a try...
Edit to add... Just did a search on the web, and battery powered lights are available from Home Depot, Lowes and your favorite suppliers. Most take 2 C batteries in the power pack, so that is 3V. Thus, I think you could make something work... Alternatively, just use the battery power to run the lights and use rechargable batteries and recharge after plowing... What do you think? Mike in PA
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?there is a company i bought 6 volt red socket bulbs from called superbriteled they were pretty cheap and very bright it is a direct replacement for a 1156 bulb i never use my cubs for anything but puttin around so it went in my rear work light if u have sealed beam another company u may want to try is called bulb town i bought a red sealed beam for my only 12volt cub and was very happy with it hope that helps
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?Years ago I did some experimentation adapting 110 v miniature multi-color light strings for automotive use.
I learned the number of bulbs from the factory were wired in series on the string to glow at an acceptable brightness calculated on the draw of each individual bulb. As I eliminated bulbs and sockets from the string, the bulbs increased in intensity to the point of extremely bright with a short filiment life when hooked to 110v. A few bulbs connected to 110v would flash like an old fashioned one time use camera flash bulb. I wound up succeeding in my quest for 12v lighting by cutting down the 110v strings into shorter lengths. For 6v, they would be half the length of the 12v strings but you would accomplish your goal of self sufficient lighting Cub powered. I don't remember the number of bulbs on the 12v runs but I remember they weren't incredibly long. The short strings were connected end to end on a messenger wire with a power feed wire supplying each short section. "HAVE ALL YOUR DELIVERIES MADE BY UNION DRIVERS"
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?I do not know about where you live, but in many states red lights are illegal except on emergency vehicles. However, if you can find one of the magnet mount revolving lights such as this one (search amazon.com for warning lights)
You can replace the original bulb with a 1133 headlight bulb, and it will work other than just revolving slower. I do this on my H when I drive it to town for parades, except I use an amber one. "The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?Here's a pretty good guide for doing what you want to do. http://michaelbluejay.com/batteries/dc-christmas-lights.html
Re: Red lights for Xmas on a 6v Cub?12 volt led light string(s). Borrow the garden tractor's 12 volt battery. Set/fasten battery to the right of the Cub's tool box. Cub's 6 volt electrical system is hard pressed to keep up with the factory installed lightening. I have an excuse. CRS.
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In March of 2010, the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) was awarded $1,000,000 in Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund monies from the Environmental Protection Agency.
The State of Maine BRLF program is a partnership between the DECD and the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (MEDEP). MEDEP is the environmental manager; DECD's Office of Community Development manages the financial manager. The primary goals of the BRLF program is to clean-up sites, foster business redevelopment, and sustain the BRLF. Economic incentives will be included to promote both clean-ups in the targeted area and sustainable redevelopment.
This BRLF enhances Maine DEP's (MEDEP) current Brownfields Program by providing an additional source of funding for remediation of brownfield sites. MEDEP has identified over 40 sites as having high redevelopment potential and a complete brownfields assessment, but due to lack of funding have not been cleaned up. Previously, public funds were not available for private businesses to clean-up hazardous substance sites. Low interest loans through the BRLF, along with MEDEP technical support under the 128(a) program, allow eligible parties to tackle costly contamination issues so that these areas can be returned to productive use. BRLF funds are anh added resource to leverage private developer funds, municipal funds and/or state funds.
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Brewers Want Multi-Year Deal with Weeks
Of the five -- Prince Fielder, Rickie Weeks, Shaun Marcum, Manny Parra, and Kameron Loe -- only Weeks has been brought up as a serious target for a longterm extension. It'd be nice to extend Greinke now, and Marcum at least seems open to the idea, but the Brewers would likely want to see both pitch for their new team before opening up the checkbook.
The talks with Weeks have been going on since (as far as we know) the Winter Meetings in late December. Things seem to be moving slowly, but I wondered this morning if talks would pick up as arbitration season nears. Turns out I wasn't far off, as Tom Haudricourt reported later in the day that the Brewers have in fact been focusing on avoiding arbitration with Weeks by working on a multiyear deal.
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"I don't want to comment on that. We're focusing on one year now."Right now, it looks like there's two certainties about the next few weeks. One is Fielder cashing in with an arbitration hearing. The other is Weeks getting signed before things get that far, and that's a good thing.


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Do you know how many drinks you can have before you're in danger of getting a drunken driving violation?
This year in Twinsburg, there have been a number of drunken driving arrests. As we head into the holiday season, Patch wants you to know when enough is enough.
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A BAC test measures the percentage of alcohol present in a person's bloodstream. Ohio's legal limit is 0.08.
According to the Virginia Tech Alcohol Abuse Prevention website, every 40 minutes, 0.01 percent of alcohol leaves your system.
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Saint Chionia of Thessalonica
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Sister of Saint Agape and Saint Irene. Convicted of possessing the Scriptures despite a prohibition issued in 303 by Emperor Diocletian. She was ordered to sacrifice to pagan gods; she refused. Martyr.
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- burned alive in 304
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Girls State Track: Solon On Top, For NowBy Jeff Linder (Story) and Scott Saville (Video), Reporters
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DES MOINES, Iowa — In the span of about 15 minutes, the Solon Spartans made a swift move to the top of the leaderboard. A regular scorer at the state track and field meet, Lauren Benzing earned the first championship of her track career Friday. She anchored the Spartans to the Class 3A girls' distance medley relay title in dramatic fashion. That wasn't all. A few minutes later, Kara Misel and Shelby Gunnells went 1-2 in the shot put to put Solon into the lead as Day 2 closed at Drake Stadium. "I heard one of my teammates say that we'd just won the distance medley," Misel said. "That was exciting." The Spartans have 41 points through 10 events. Defending champion Dubuque Wahlert and Davenport Assumption are tied for second with 31 apiece. Assumption still has a lot of points awaiting Saturday. But right now, Solon stands on top. Waverly-Shell Rock set a tough bar to clear with a second-heat distance-medley effort of 4:09.63. Then Jessica Brimeyer, Mallory Carr, Jordan Smith and Benzing claimed the third heat and the overall crown for Solon in 4:09.61. "Waverly put up such a good time," Carr said. "We knew it would be tough to beat." As Benzing hit the final curve, her teammates urged her on. "They were screaming, 'Go for time,' " Benzing said. "I can't believe it. I had to do my part. I didn't have anything left." Misel threw 41 feet, 10 1/2 inches to win. No surprise. Gunnells' runner-up finish (39-4 1/2), that was gravy. "Gunns, she came in and really got after it," Misel said. "I thought we could get a lot of points here; we just had to make it reality." Brooke Willson of Center Point-Urbana was third in the shot put. Maquoketa's Aubree Taylor was third in the 400-meter hurdles. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. Most Popular |
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duuude, I dig this one: http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...ne-d3ck3md.png
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hey guys! sorry its been like a gajillion months, I got lazy..<_<
gunz: thanks dude~! it actually came out more of how I thought this rainbow I saw on a cd looked really pretty so I wanted to color it. and then this shit came out lol
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rio: the unsymmetrical head is purposeful lawl, I don't go for perfect head and face symmetry, thats not my thing. about the tree, on the left I was just kind of doodling around, and I see what you mean about the top and bottom of the tree. the composition isn't the best considering I was just doodling and adding whatever I felt like ahah, so this was kind of on the spot. but thankyou! I'm glad you like the colors and the fact that my attempt at making something avant-gardeish is working! (:
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now I've drawn a whole bunch of crap since this post, so im just going to pick out the things I find best. I guess if you want to see everything, check out my deviantart which is in the first post
I'm not a punk---> http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/20...ne-d3dgfai.png
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duuude, I dig this one: http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...ne-d3ck3md.png
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Wow, your art is so bright, lively and just generally pretty. I love it! On the peacock lady one, I love the way her skin is coloured.
Trippy and bright as hell, always. Classic Tz.
Great stuff chap.
Toast, I just gotta ask. Are you on acid.
one of my favorites
Awesome. your'e so awesome D: ,, and i like the guy smirking
but my fav is the first... what did you use to colour that? (Waterpaint?)
Also i see you've been drawing on SAI kewl (orithink)
Your profile says you're 13...
Please keep drawing and I think you could be immense one day
The first one is greaaat
Really digging the first one., The mask reminds me of...whatever that evil womens name is from ff8 lol. Anyway the style is so bizarre. It attracts attention. Nice work
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HAHA, that would be quite a scene to witness. Good for him... I wonder if he had to work something out with that car's owner.
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Jazz sensation and upright bass player Ben Williams and Sound Effect will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Clay Center.
Williams and his four-piece band will play interpretations of Michael Jackson's "Little Susie" and Stevie Wonder's "Part-Time Lover." They will also play original selections from William's debut album, "State of Art."
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PEPFAR funding cuts contributed to the closure of McCord Hospital and its AIDS clinic in Durban as well as the end of care and services to many AIDS patients already on lifesaving antiretroviral treatment (ART)DURBAN, South Africa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Advocates from AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and other AIDS and community groups in South Africa will host an advocacy march on 15 March 2013 to decry recent funding cuts made by President Barack Obama's administration to the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the landmark US global AIDS program which has save millions of lives worldwide.In mid-February, as the US observed the tenth anniversary of PEPFAR, which President George W. Bush first proposed in his 2003 State of the Union address, the effects of devastating - and deadly - cuts to PEPFAR were beginning to be felt around the world. In its Fiscal Year 2013 budget, the Obama administration cut funding for PEPFAR - the first US president ever to reduce global AIDS funding. One immediate effect in South Africa: the respected AIDS clinic (Sini'kithemba clinic) at McCord Hospital in Durban closed as a result of reduced global funding including the PEPFAR cuts.What: MARCH & PROTEST over PEPFAR cuts & impact on South Africa's AIDS fightWhen: Friday, 15 March, 2013 12h00 to 14h00 (12noon to 2PM)Where: Dr. Pixley KaSemme Street (West Street) in Durban Central, Durban City Hall, Durban, South AfricaWho: AHF South Africa and partnersContact:Hilary Thulare, Country Program Director, SOUTH AFRICATel: +27 (0)31 906 0452 | Cell: +27 79 809 email@example.com Points on PEPFAR Cuts
"By all accounts, PEPFAR has been a tremendous success, saving millions of lives while also serving as one of America's most successful diplomacy efforts over the past decade," said Michael Weinstein, President of AIDS Healthcare Foundation. "However, President Obama is also the first U.S. president to cut global AIDS funding, a shameful retreat at a time when, according to World Health Organization, there are 6.8 million who need treatment now but aren't receiving it, and at a time when we are seeing the real impact of treatment on saving lives and reducing new infections."In Fiscal-Year 2012, federal funding for global AIDS was $6.63 billion. President Obama's fiscal year 2013 budget proposed spending $6.42 billion. "In human terms, that difference represents 640,000 people with HIV/AIDS that could receive lifesaving AIDS treatment for one year," added Weinstein.In order to break the chain of new infections, policy experts agree that the widespread scale up treatment and testing is needed; however, a majority of existing PEPFAR and other global AIDS money is still not spent on this. "At least 50% of funding has to be focused on testing and treatment," added Tom Myers, AHF Chief of Public Affairs. "And while we may reach six million people on treatment this year, that number is simply not enough to get us to President Obama's 'AIDS-free generation' while there are 34 million people with HIV/AIDS around the globe."Sadly, President Obama's highly touted goal of an 'AIDS-free generation' - which received only a glancing mention in his own State of the Union address February 12 - is unlikely to be achieved.Background on PEPFARSince the creation of PEPFAR under President George W. Bush in 2003, the U.S.'s commitment to global AIDS grew from less than $1 billion to today's present levels, and the lifesaving results have been nothing short of miraculous. In combating a disease that affects over 34 million, U.S. generosity today helps provide treatment for over 5.2 million people with HIV/AIDS worldwide, preventing premature deaths and while helping to prevent millions of new HIV infections. However, funding increases stalled under President Obama, despite Congressional approval for increased spending – which approval then-Senator Obama also supported. Now, as President, Obama is presiding over America's retreat on global AIDS.Last year, Obama's cutbacks to PEPFAR led to a decision in South Africa to shut down McCord Hospital and its respected AIDS clinic in Durban. Ironically, this action came about a few months after President Obama announced that the United States would scale up its commitment to fighting AIDS by providing treatment for up to 6 million people by 2013. However, its budget proposal for fiscal year 2013 indicated that the Administration actually cut funding for PEPFAR and intended to scale up contributions to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. As a consequence of the proposed changes, the combined funding for both programs would be significantly reduced by about $220 million, inevitably leading to reduced services and treatment for people living with HIV globally.About AIDS Healthcare FoundationAIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the largest global AIDS organization, currently provides medical care and/or services to over 200,000 individuals in 28 countries worldwide in the US, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean, the Asia/Pacific Region and Eastern Europe. To learn more about AHF, please visit our website: www.aidshealth.org, find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aidshealth and follow us on Twitter: @aidshealthcareContactsAIDS Healthcare FoundationSOUTH AFRICAHilary Thulare, Country Program Director, SOUTH AFRICATel: +27 (0)31 906 0452Cell: +27 79 809 firstname.lastname@example.com STATESGed Kenslea, AHF Communications Director, LOS ANGELES+1-323-791-5526 firstname.lastname@example.com


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This is the Meta-FAQ for Linux. It is mainly a list of valuable sources of information. Check out these sources if you want to learn more about Linux, or have problems and need help. Lars Wirzenius (firstname.lastname@example.com) wrote the first version of this document, and it is now maintained by Michael K. Johnson (johnsonm@sunsite .unc.edu). Mail him if you have any questions about this document.
NOTE: Filenames in this article are for the tsx-11 .mit.edu ftp site unless otherwise noted. (see below for names of more ftp sites). Files are usually located in similar places on other sites. The names are relative to the directory /pub/linux/ on tsx-ll.
SITE ADDRESS NOTE: If the beginning of a line starts with a dot, it is the continuation of the address from the previous line.
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A collection of common problems and their solutions. Answers many questions faster than the net. Stored on many Linux ftp sites (docs/) and rtfm.mit.edu, the general archive site for all FAQs.
These are somewhat like FAQ's, but instead of answering common questions, they explain how to do common tasks, like ordering a release of Linux, setting up print services under Linux, setting up a basic UUCP feed, etc. See sunsite.unc.edu, directory /pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/ for all the HOWTO's.
There are several Usenet newsgroups for Linux. It is a good idea to follow at least comp.os.linux.announce if you use Linux. Comp.os.linux.announce is moderated by Matt Welsh and Lars Wirzenius. To make submissions to the newsgroup, send mail to firstname.lastname@example.com .edu. You may direct questions about comp.os.linux.announce to Matt Welsh, email@example.com
The newsgroup comp.os.linux.admin is an unmoderated newsgroup for discussion of administration of Linux systems.
The newsgroup comp.os.linux.development is an unmoderated newsgroup specifically for discussion of Linux kernel development. The only application development questions that should be discussed here are those that are intimately associated with the kernel.
The newsgroup comp.os.linux.help is an unmoderated newsgroup for any Linux questions that don't belong anywhere else.
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text: [Federal Register: July 19, 2004 (Volume 69, Number 137)] [Notices] [Page 43013-43014] From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov] [DOCID:fr19jy04-94] ======================================================================= ----------------------------------------------------------------------- INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION [Investigation No. 731-TA-208 (Second Review)] Barbed Wire and Barbless Wire Strand From Argentina AGENCY: United States International Trade Commission. ACTION: Scheduling of an expedited five-year review concerning the antidumping duty order on barbed wire and barbless wire strand from Argentina. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Commission hereby gives notice of the scheduling of an expedited review pursuant to section 751(c)(3) of the Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1675(c)(3)) (the Act) to determine whether revocation of the antidumping duty order on barbed wire and barbless wire strand from Argentina would be likely to lead to continuation or recurrence of material injury within a reasonably foreseeable time. For further information concerning the conduct of this review and rules of general application, consult the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure, part 201, subparts A through E (19 CFR part 201), and part 207, subparts A, D, E, and F (19 CFR part 207). DATES: Effective Date: July 6, 2004. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Stephanie Jacobs (202-205-2383), Office of Investigations, U.S. International Trade Commission, 500 E Street, SW., Washington, DC 20436. Hearing-impaired persons can obtain information on this matter by contacting the Commission's TDD terminal on 202-205-1810. Persons with mobility impairments who will need special assistance in gaining access to the Commission should contact the Office of the Secretary at 202-205-2000. General information concerning the Commission may also be obtained by accessing its Internet server (http://www.usitc.gov). The public record for this review may be viewed on the Commission's electronic docket (EDIS) at http://edis.usitc.gov. 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Pearson dissenting. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Staff report.--A staff report containing information concerning the subject matter of the review will be placed in the nonpublic record on August 2, 2004, and made available to persons on the Administrative Protective Order service list for this review. A public version will be issued thereafter, pursuant to section 207.62(d)(4) of the Commission's rules. Written submissions.--As provided in section 207.62(d) of the Commission's rules, interested parties that are parties to the review and that have provided individually adequate responses to the notice of institution,\3\ and any party other than an interested party to the review may file written comments with the Secretary on what determination the Commission should reach in the review. Comments are due on or before August 5, 2004, and may not contain new factual information. Any person that is neither a party to the five-year review nor an interested party may submit a brief written statement (which shall not contain any new factual information) pertinent to the review by August 5, 2004. However, should the Department [[Page 43014]] of Commerce extend the time limit for its completion of the final results of its review, the deadline for comments (which may not contain new factual information) on Commerce's final results is three business days after the issuance of Commerce's results. If comments contain business proprietary information (BPI), they must conform with the requirements of sections 201.6, 207.3, and 207.7 of the Commission's rules. 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Chesterton wrote about absolutely everything, his home country being only one of thousands of topics. And while this essay is entitled "A Short History of England", there's nothing truly historic about it. What makes it a good read is his enthusiasm on the topic, and his inner voice. I definitely recommend it, unless you truly are searching for a historical piece of literature, in which case this isn't for you.
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This has to be one of the worst books I have ever tried to read. I stuggled up to 40 pages of it and I know absolutely nothing more about English history now than what I did beforehand. The writings seem more to be the author's personal opinions rambling on forever on subjets vaguely connected with the topic but shedding almost no information on the history. A good examle is the chapter entitled "THe Crusades" wherein there appears to be nothing at all on the history of the Crusades.
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