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SHANGHAI Chinese steel plate export prices rose another $10 per tonne this week as producers raised tags in response to a firm domestic market. Commercial-grade, boron-containing plate was changing hands in China at $550 to $555 per tonne f.o.b. for March shipment, up from $540 to $545 per tonne the previous week, while export offers have risen to $560 to $565....
SHANGHAI Chinese steel plate export prices rose another $10 per tonne this week as producers raised tags in response to a firm domestic market.
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Hundreds of people gathered inside a church near the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum Friday to mark 18 years since the Murrah Federal Building bombing.
Because of the weather, some changes were made to the ceremony.
In previous years, the remembrance ceremony was held outside on the memorial grounds. Because of the damp grounds at the site and the cold temperatures, organizers moved the ceremony inside to the First United Methodist church located nearby.
The ceremony began at 8:55 a.m. At 9:02 a.m., there were 168 seconds of silence to honor the lives lost that day.
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building Bombing: A Timeline
Governor Mary Fallin spoke at the ceremony. She was lieutenant governor of the state and attending a prayer breakfast downtown when the bombing occurred in 1995. She said she vividly remembers the day and how people rushed to help, setting what's become known as the "Oklahoma Standard."
Fallin said the tragedy could have crippled Oklahoma City, but didn't. She said Oklahomans had the inner strength to rebuild, and because of that Oklahoma City is now thriving.
The governor also offered prayers and support to Boston, saying Oklahomans well know, sadly, what the New England city is experiencing in the aftermath of the marathon bombing.
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin released the following statement:
"On this day 18 years ago, our city was forever changed when 168 lives were taken from us in the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. Today, we remember those who were lost, and offer support to the survivors and the families left behind. We also honor the heroic efforts of the emergency responders, firefighters and law enforcement personnel who worked tirelessly to recover survivors.
"In the days after the bombing, our city came together in a display of strength, unity and resiliency that would later become known as the 'Oklahoma standard.' That same spirit has allowed our city to overcome this tragedy and emerge stronger than ever.
"Our hearts also are burdened today as we grieve for the victims of the bombing attacks in Boston. Oklahoma City knows all too well the pain Boston is experiencing, and we continue to offer our prayers for the victims and their families. Oklahomans – just like all Americans – are a resilient and tough people. We have full confidence that our friends in Boston will emerge from this terrible tragedy stronger."
Something new this year, organizers began a social media campaign to engage the younger generation.
They're asking people who use Twitter to tweet about the events of April 19, 1995 and use the hashtag #FOREVERCHANGED@OKCNM. They're asking the same on Instagram and Facebook.
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Box: 3 Fold: 35 Benjamin S. Lyman Box: 3 Fold: 36 Benjamin S. Lyman Box: 3 Fold: 36.1 Benjamin S. Lyman Box: 3 Fold: 37 Benjamin S. Lyman
Reference also to Charles Sumner and Kansas affairs: "...I heard Mr. Furness (William H. Furness (1802-96), clergyman and anti-slavery advocate) preach yesterday morning and evening. He delivered very fine sermons...In the morning, he touched on the subject of Kansas, and handled it very well. After the morning services we were very much surprised to see Charles Sumner coming out of the church. Quite a crowd gathered about him of friends and strangers, to speak with him or to see the great man. He looked pretty well, and everybody seemed very glad to see it..."
Other news included about friend Mitchell and impressions of Philadelphia from where Lyman was writing: "...This city differs from New York and Boston more I think than those do from each other. The streets and buildings have the utmost uniformity. The streets, with only one or two exceptions, are laid out in rectangles, and almost all the dwelling houses are three story brick ones. The population is not nearly as much crowded as in New York, and covers an immense space. The public squares are a marked feature of the city. They are numerous, though not large and are filled with large, shady trees. There are in them, too, various kinds of animals that are very tame, such as squirrels, gray and black, and some deer and peacocks...."
Box: 3 Fold: 38 Benjamin S. Lyman
Finally, mentions possibility of going to China on business for Mr. Delano of Newburgh, New York.
Box: 3 Fold: 39 S. Helen Moore Box: 3 Fold: 40 S. Helen Moore Box: 3 Fold: 41 S. Helen Moore
Reference also to attending a gathering at the home of popular novelist Mrs. E.D.E.N. Southworth (1819-99).
Box: 3 Fold: 42 S. Helen Moore Box: 3 Fold: 43 Mary Ann Peabody Box: 3 Fold: 44 Helen M. Sanborn Box: 3 Fold: 45 Helen M. Sanborn Box: 3 Fold: 46 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 47 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 48 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 49 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 50 George C. Sawyer
Reference also to Theodore Parker whose lecture in Exeter "was well received and enjoyed by many who differ widely from his general views, and even from portions of the lecture itself. I wont (sic.) undertake to count how many men there are in this country who could have kept so variously constituted an audience attentive for two hours, and without notes. The heart of the country is moved, and still moving. Might there not be hope for Fremont (John Charles Fremont) as our next president, as the Republican candidate?..."
Includes news of Edwin Morton who was apparently engaged to marry Gerrit Smith's daughter.
Also addresses the popular interest in spiritualism: "...Have you seen anything at all of the phenomena of table tipping, rapping &c, miscalled spiritual communications? Or have you taken enough interest in a matter, which some persons, and I just at present of the number, feel called upon to come to some conclusion about, either of settled, satisfied (for the time being) ignorance or of a belief in its being caused by some such force little known as the Odylic force..."
Box: 3 Fold: 51 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 52 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 53 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 54 George C. Sawyer Box: 3 Fold: 55 Frederick A. Smith Box: 3 Fold: 56 George H. Stevens Box: 3 Fold: 57 Lucy Thayer Box: 3 Fold: 58 Lucy Thayer
Reference to birthday of Ariana Walker.
Box: 3 Fold: 59 Lucy Thayer Box: 3 Fold: 60 Lucy Thayer Box: 3 Fold: 61 Lucy Thayer Box: 3 Fold: 62 Lucy Thayer Box: 3 Fold: 63 Lucy Thayer
Other lecturers scheduled at the Lyceum include: "...Rev. E.H. Chapin delivers the first (lecture), the next is a poem by Suze, then a lecture from Bayard Taylor, Holmes, Phillips, Huntington, King etc...."
Box: 3 Fold: 64 Lucy Thayer
Box: 3 Fold: 65 Florence Ellen Titton (sp?) Box: 3 Fold: 66 Helen Wall Box: 3 Fold: 67 George A Wentworth Box: 3 Fold: 68 George A Wentworth Box: 3 Fold: 69 George A. Wentworth Box: 3 Fold: 70 George A. Wentworth Box: 3 Fold: 71 George A. Wentworth
Also, reference to reading works of Thomas Carlyle: "...I took out his history of the French Revolution, and found it so dry to me then that I threw it aside, and resolved to have nothing to do with his works; about a year ago I got discussing the merits of Carlyle with Stephenson when he showed me a passage in one of his books that completely closed my mouth. I then read his article on Sir Walter Scott, and ever since I have placed him at the head of prose writers. I like his essays the best, Emerson (Ralph Waldo Emerson), I think takes the next place; his essay on Nature is the finest thing I ever read..."
Box: 3 Fold: 72 George A. Wentworth Box: 3 Fold: 73 The Misses Whitney Box: 3 Fold: 74 S.W. Young Box: 3 Fold: 75 S.W. Young
Also requests that Sanborn forward some books to him, including sermons by Theodore Parker.
Encloses an autograph poem signed and dated by Young (5/13/1853).
Box: 3 Fold: 76 S.W. Young Box: 3 Fold: 77 Unidentified: Lucy / Louy / L.A.L. (Leavitt?) Box: 3 Fold: 78 Unidentified: Sarah Jane (Leavitt?) Box: 3 Fold: 79 Unidentified: S.E.S. (Sarah Elizabeth Sanborn?) Box: 3 Fold: 80 Unidentified: Unsigned Box: 3 Fold: 81 Unidentified: (Signature Unclear) Box: 3 Fold: 82 Unidentified: "Bud" Box: 3 Fold: 83 Unidentified Box: 3 Fold: 84 Harvard College
- Membership acknowledgement letter to Sanborn from the Harvard Natural History Society, dated 11/8/1853.
- First term bill receipt for the sum of $51.38, dated 1/19/1853.
- Autograph note signed by J.G. Hoyt (who tutored Sanborn privately for a time), dated 8/10/1852: "...This may certify that the Bearer Frank B. Sanborn, has "revised & corrected" his knowledge of Beck's Metres of Horace..."
- Permission from C.C. Felton to Sanborn to make up an omitted exercise, dated 9/26/1853.
- ALS from Sanborn to the president of Harvard College petitioning for financial aid, dated 10/25/1852.
- Printed course schedule for the second term at Harvard College, 1953-54.
June 29, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 6/29/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Benjamin S. Lyman, recounting his departure from Deerfield and journey by steamboat to Newburgh, New York, where he stayed with Mr. Delano for a few weeks before going on to Philadelphia to obtain employment with his uncle Mr. Lesley, a topographical engineer.
July 4, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 7/4/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Benjamin S. Lyman. Reference to continued employment under his uncle Mr. Leslie, topographical engineer, and to friends Sterrow Higginson and Barlow. Also refers to the Kansas Free State issue: "...I am glad that Concord has done so well about Kansas, but I am afraid that few towns will follow her example. I heard read, the other day, a capital speech of Emerson's (Ralph Waldo Emerson) about the attack upon Sumner (Charles Sumner, see description for Folder 3:7)..."
Postmarked July 27, 1856?
DESCRIPTION: ALS (undated, with envelope postmarked 7/27/1856?) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Benjamin S. Lyman, with news about his work assisting his uncle Mr. Lesley in geological surveying. Also reference to presidential candidacy of John Charles Fremont: "...With regard to Fremont I know very little. It seems to me a great advance upon the common custom of selecting a military man for a president to take such a man as him. Yet I don't know as his career has been such as to peculiarly fit him for such a post. But at any rate it has made him known and favorably known to a large part of the population - and that is saying a good deal for a presidential candidate..."
September 8, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/8/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Benjamin S. Lyman, with news of the completion of his employment with Mr. Lesley, topographical engineer, and of the subsequent fact that he is now on the look out for teaching positions.
September 14, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/14/1856) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Benjamin S. Lyman, with news of employment as teacher in Mr. Short's school in Philadelphia and of living comfortably at the house of his uncle Mr. Lesley. Also reference to Charles Sumner: "...Mr. Sumner is staying, just now, close by this house. I had the pleasure of meeting him last Tuesday. I have the pleasure of hearing Mr. W.H. Furness (William H. Furness) preach on Sundays. He alludes frequently to political matters. It must have been hard for you to come away when you were so near without visiting Kansas. Although I am now quite comfortably situated I would be right glad to go there to fight or to carry help to the men there if a company large enough to do any good were to be formed. From what I saw a few days ago, in a newspaper, I hope that the danger is past, but I have not for three or four days read much in the papers, and do not know the state of things there..."
September 29, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/29/1854, with envelope and transcription of verse enclosed) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his cousin S. Helen Moore. Reference to death of Ariana Walker.
November 26, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/26/1854) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his cousin S. Helen Moore. Reference to death of Ariana Walker and to the coming ordination of Mr. Conway.
January 9, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 1/9/1855) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his cousin S. Helen Moore. Reference to Ariana Walker, Mr. Conway, and to quitting her work as teacher at "the colored school...I might have many schools yet that would be first among them in my love and thoughts. I confess now I have expended more for it, tho' you know I am by no means rich, than I ever received. Our funds were low & would permit me no increased compensation. And lastly, four miles in the wintry weather was more than my health would endure - joined to our unsparing (to ourselves) method of teaching. The duties of the school are by no means all, for the homes have to be visited and the parents taught likewise in other ways. It was indeed a cross to relinquish my labor in this promising field, but it was presented me and I must needs bear it cheerfully. Meanwhile all I can gain in knowledge thro' teaching & other ways will enrich me for them if I can ever return..."
Postmarked November 4, 1855?
DESCRIPTION: ALS (undated, with envelope postmarked 11/4/1855? Page missing?) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his cousin S. Helen Moore. Reference to spending time with Mr. Conway at home of Mrs. E.D.E.N. Southworth whose last novel, ("The Missing Bride" 1855) "...has passed thro' 5 editions in two weeks..." and who, according to Moore, "feels a deep interest" in Sanborn. Also mentions the progress of Conway after his election as pastor; and receiving a "very loving and interesting letter" from Mary Frank Littlehale about her visit to England and Europe.
May 11, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 5/11/1856) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Mary Ann Peabody, with news of illness of Mrs. Walker (mother of Ariana Walker?).
October 15, 1852
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 10/15/1852) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his sister Helen M. Sanborn writing from home in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire.
November 5, 1852
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/5/1852) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Helen M. Sanborn. Reference to their brother Charles Sanborn who seems likely to settle in Boston. Mentions receiving a note from Sarah Cram. Also reference to election of Franklin Pierce as 14th U.S. president: "...so we are to have Gen. Pierce for our next president. There is a great shortening of some faces and a corresponding elongation of others at this result..."
October 16, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 10/16/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer. Refers to his studies in Greek, and expresses an opinion on Mr. Hoyt (J.G. Hoyt, with whom Sanborn also studied Greek at Exeter).
December 16, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 12/16/1955, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer. Reference to "the Academy" (Phillips Academy?) in Exeter and to Mr. Hoyt (J.G. Hoyt), and to various Harvard classmates including Edwin Morton, Francis C. Barlow and Perkins.
January 11, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 1/11/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer, describing his new life as tutor(?) at the Phillips(?) Academy in Exeter. Reference also J.G. Hoyt and to Edwin Morton.
February 25, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 2/25/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer with news about Exeter. Reference to writings of Carlyle (Thomas Carlyle?) and to Ralph Waldo Emerson. Also refers to Edwin Morton.
April 20, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 4/20/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer. Reference to teaching Greek at the Phillips Academy in Exeter. Also mentions Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem, "Hiawatha." Reference to J.G. Hoyt: "...Mr. Hoyt, as perhaps you know, has received an (sic.) proposal to be one of the editors of a Republican paper, to be published at Cleveland during the coming Presidential campaign. The men who are undertaking to establish the paper are the leading Republicans, Seward (William Henry Seward (1801-72) senator), Giddings (Joshua Reed Giddings (1795-1864, congressman and abolitionist), etc....".
May 12, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 5/12/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer with news of his work at the academy (Phillips?) in Exeter, and of J.G. Hoyt.
September 12, c.1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/12/1855?, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer, probably writing at the beginning of his first term as tutor at the (Phillips?) Academy in Exeter. Reference to colleague Mr. Hoyt (J.G. Hoyt, also a former tutor of Sanborn's).
September 30, 18?
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/30/18?, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer, recounting the last weeks of his summer vacation - an excursion into Vermont. Reference to J.G. Hoyt, to Sanborn's work for the Kansas Free State, and to John Charles Fremont.
November 15, 18?
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/15/18?, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George C. Sawyer, with news of his teaching experiences at the (Phillips?) Academy in Exeter.
September 25, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/25/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Frederick A. Smith, sending condolences on the death of Ariana Walker and reminiscing about his acquaintance with her as a cousin and friend. Enclosed also is Smith's calling card (with envelope).
June 27, 1853
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 6/27/1853, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Harvard classmate George H. Stevens. Reference to Exeter and Harvard classmates Willard Bliss, Edwards (?) and Brown (?). Describes his summer travels to Newark (New Jersey) and other places on the East Coast. Reference also to Wendell Phillips and desire to hear him lecture, as well as to Harriet Beecher Stowe's book, "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
November 1, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/1/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer. Reference to death of Ariana Walker, illness of Catharine Cram, and to other acquaintances including the Walker family and Charles Sanborn.
December 3, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 12/3/1854 and continued on 12/7/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer. Reference to Lyceum lectures in Nashua, New Hampshire: "...the first was by Henry Ward Beecher upon the Ministry of the Beautiful. He said one thing that was very true. How many beautiful things there are in nature around us that are passed by unnoticed and some persons would gaze with delight upon a picture and exclaim how beautiful it was, when they had passed the very spot that the picture was taken from and thought only of the wet, disagreeable walking. The next lecture is to be by Mr. Solger a German, upon the state of Europe which I think he might make very interesting..."
January 10, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 1/10/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer. Reference to death of Mr. Walker (father of Ariana Walker), and illness of his wife, Mrs. Walker. Mentions a lecture by reformer and women's rights advocate Lucy Stone (1818-1893) given for Thayer's reading circle.
March 4, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 3/4/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer, expressing regret at news of illness of Mrs. Walker (mother of Ariana Walker?). Reference to visit from Mrs. Cram and Martha. Also reference to George Walker, brother of Ariana Walker. Mentions reading and enjoying the works of Bayard Taylor (1825-1878).
March 26, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 3/26/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer. Reference to a new school in Nashua, about which Sanborn had apparently inquired in a previous letter. Reference also to mutual acquaintances Mrs. Walker and Mary Ann Peabody.
September 18, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/18/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer, proposing a meeting in Nashua. Reference also to the Walker family.
November 11, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/11/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer, with news of a recent visit to Peterborough where she visited the Walker family and reminiscences of Ariana Walker. Reference also to illness of Sarah Cram. Mentions also other acquaintances including Dr. and Mrs. Smith and Kate Smith. Reference to hearing a lecture by William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879) abolitionist and journalist: "...William L. Garrison lectured on Anti Slavery in Keene. I like to hear anyone so earnest and zealous on their subject although I did not agree with him in all his views...."
January 13, 1856
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 1/13/1856, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Lucy Thayer, with news that she has received a letter from Mary Ann Peabody to say that Mrs. Walker's health has improved. Reference also to improvement of Sarah Cram's health and to Helen Moore. Mentions not having read the latest poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, referring probably to "The Song of Hiawatha" (1855). Also mentions wishing to read works by Mary Ashton Rice Livermore (1820-1905), abolitionist, lecturer and suffragist.
November 14, 1852
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/14/1852, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Florence Ellen Titton (sp?). Reference to attending lessons given by Sarah Cram.
June 12, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 6/12/1855) to Franklin B. Sanborn from Helen Wall. Reference to Sanborn's school in Concord and to his proximity to Ralph Waldo Emerson: "...I trust your school is going on prosperously and that you find it pleasant as at first the afternoon walks with the wise Emerson must repay you for all the toils of the day, tho' the keeping pace with your class must added to your other duties invoke much fatigue..."
January 15, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 1/15/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from friend George A. Wentworth, regarding tuition at Harvard College. Reference also to the "Academy" in Exeter (presumably the Phillips Academy?) where Wentworth has been studying, and to J.G. Hoyt who has been invited to teach in Worcester for a higher salary.
April 23, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 4/23/1855) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George A. Wentworth mentioning eagerness to attend Harvard College, but reciting, also, financial concerns.
May 6, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 5/6/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George A. Wentworth, writing about nearing the end of his education at the "Academy" in Exeter (Phillips Academy?), and concerns about upcoming final examinations. Reference also to financial prospects for entering Harvard College.
June 4, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 6/4/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George A. Wentworth, expressing more concerns about taking his final examinations at the Exeter (Phillips?) Academy. Reference also to local political news: "...The legislature meets on Wednesday next. The session will be very interesting. It is difficult to predict who will be senator. Frank Clarke has a good chance to be one. I hope men will represent us who belong to Charles Sumner's backbone party..."
July 2, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 7/2/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George A. Wentworth. Description of celebration by the Golden Branch, a literary society of which Wentworth was a member. Reference also to the election of Senators John Bell (1797-1869) and John Parker Hale (1806-1873): "...You have seen that Bell & Hale are elected senators; I should have preferred Hale for the long term, but I am content with the revolution, and will not find fault with the election. I doubt not Bell will be found true to his (past/post?), and a strong opponent to slavery..."
August 21, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 8/21/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from George A. Wentworth requesting advice on whether or not to accept an offer for a teaching position at $22 for three months.
December 28, 18?
DESCRIPTION: Autograph invitation (with envelope) from the Misses Whitney to Franklin B. Sanborn.
September 19, 1853
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/19/1853, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from friend S.W. Young, reflecting on his education thus far and prospects for entering college, as well as possibility of being engaged to be married.
November 4, 1853
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/4/1853, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from S.W. Young, thanking Sanborn for sending him the catalog for Harvard College. although he is still undecided about attending college at all. Mentions planning to learn the trade of shoe-making in the winter "...as it seems by far the most lucrative employment in these parts..." and also because he is concerned about being able to care for his parents.
October 29, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 10/29/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from S.W. Young, expressing concern that the books he borrowed from Sanborn and attempted to return have been lost.
February 7, 1855
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 2/7/1855, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his cousin "Lucy" or "Louy." Pencil note on envelope indicates initials "L.A.L.," probably a member of the Leavitt family. Writes to thank Sanborn for sending books including one by John Ruskin. Reference also to attending opera performances including one by Italian soprano Giulia Grisi (1811-69), as well as hearing about a lecture by Henry Ward Beecher on patriotism which she did not attend, and a lecture by George Curtis. Also informs Sanborn of receiving a daguerreotype of Ariana Walker from Helen Moreton.
November 2, 1852
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/2/1852, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his cousin Sarah Jane. Possibly the sister of Lucy/Louy in preceding letter (folder 3:77) who mentions Sarah Jane; and both are likely members of the Leavitt family. Writes of domestic news from Hampton Falls and mentions at the end the progress of presidential elections involving Franklin Pierce (1804-1869) and Winfield Scott (1786-1866).
May 4 or May 9, 18?
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 5/4/1850, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from his sister Sarah Elizabeth Sanborn, signed, S.E.S., concerning her assistance to him and expressing her disappointment that instead Sandborn had accepted assistance from George Walker.
September 12, 1852
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 9/12/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn. An unsigned letter of condolence on the death of Ariana Walker.
DESCRIPTION: 2 ALS (dated 9/27/1852? and 4/19/1853) to Franklin B. Sanborn; signature unclear. The writer expresses well wishes for Sanborn's academic life at Harvard College and advises him to guard his health with care. Also asks if Sanborn would write a hymn for his ordination service.
June 30, 1854
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 6/30/1854, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn from "Bud," with news from the Phillips Academy (?) in Exeter and the progress of his studies.
November 28, 1852
DESCRIPTION: ALS (dated 11/28/1852, with envelope) to Franklin B. Sanborn, signed "Anna's Lallie" (?), with reference to a translation of the German poet Wolfgang Muller.
DESCRIPTION: Various autograph and printed items pertaining to Franklin B. Sanborn's student days at Harvard College:


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Four area wrestlers are competing at the WIAA state wrestling championships this weekend in Madison. Watch live streaming video of the action on the FOX Sports Prep Zone website. This post will be updated throughout the weekend with results from the meet. SHANE BLACKMAN - NEW...
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February 27, 2014 - 10:55am
February 25, 2014
Tigers top Spartans, advance to sectional finals
The New Richmond Tigers boys' hockey team rallied from an early 3-1 deficit to claim a 6-4 win over the Somerset Spartans on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in New Richmond. The Tigers Kole Hallmark lead the team with five points on the night, including a hat trick. With the win, the Tigers...
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February 25, 2014 - 10:04pm
February 22, 2014
New Richmond advances Blackman, Dowd; Somerset gets Praschak, White to state wrestling
New Richmond and Somerset both advanced two wrestlers through WIAA sectional tournament action into this week's WIAA state championships. New Richmond senior Shane Blackman (27-2) is a four-time state qualifier after winning the 126-pound bracket at the Wausau West Division 1 sectional...
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February 22, 2014 - 7:16pm
Somerset hockey advances Friday; both New Richmond hockey teams play Saturday
The Somerset boys hockey team advanced to the WIAA sectional tournament with a 7-1 win over River Falls in the regional final game on Friday. This was the only game from this boys section played on Friday. The New Richmond boys will host the Burnett County co-op team WSFLG at 7...
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February 22, 2014 - 7:30am
February 15, 2014
New Richmond wrestlers advance eight to D1 sectional; Central sends seven, Somerset two in D2
New Richmond's wrestlers had an excellent day at the WIAA Division 1 regional tournament on Saturday at Chippewa Falls. The Tigers advanced eight wrestlers on to next Saturday's sectional tournament at Wausau West. Two Tigers earned sectional championships. Shane Blackman shifted...
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February 15, 2014 - 6:09pm
February 6, 2014
Incredible comeback saves Somerset boys basketball at Baldwin-Woodville
For three quarters last Tuesday, Baldwin-Woodville was clearly the superior boys basketball team against Somerset. Fortunately for the Spartans, they still had eight minutes to make things right. They put together an incredible fourth quarter, outscoring the Blackhawks 35-19. That...
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February 6, 2014 - 2:12pm
Somerset girls basketball upsets unbeaten St. Croix Falls 60-45
The young Somerset girls basketball team is becoming battle tested in a hurry. In a five-day stretch, the Spartans faced the teams with the three best records in this WIAA Division 3 regional bracket. The Spartans came away with one upset victory and two games where they left strong...
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February 6, 2014 - 2:06pm
Somerset hockey team hits reset button, beats Robbinsdale Cooper 8-3
Hitting the reset button worked for the Somerset hockey team. The Spartans were thoroughly outplayed last Thursday in their Middle Border Conference showdown with New Richmond, losing 8-1. The Spartans had one practice to correct things, which they must have done efficiently....
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February 6, 2014 - 1:49pm
Somerset wrestlers face all levels of opponents
The Whitetail Adrenaline Shootout was the name for the dual meet tournament that included the Somerset wrestling team on Friday in Menomonie. If the Spartans were looking for a wide mix of opponents, they got it. They faced a top-ranked team in the state, a team with more forfeits...
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February 6, 2014 - 1:42pm
February 5, 2014
National Signing Day: Somerset's Gaelin Elmore makes it official, signs with Gophers
Somerset football standout Gaelin Elmore made it official on Wednesday morning, signing his national letter of intent to play football for the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers. This wraps up a whirlwind year for Elmore. He was courted by programs from all over the nation,...
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February 5, 2014 - 9:23am
February 4, 2014
Somerset boys basketball tops Prescott, ties MBC race for title
The Somerset boys basketball team put together a showcase effort at both ends of the court in defeating Prescott 58-40 in Somerset on Tuesday. This throws the two teams into a tie for the Middle Border Conference lead with one loss each. Somerset's offense was a two-pronged...
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February 4, 2014 - 9:41pm
January 30, 2014
New Richmond boys hockey stuns Somerset, 8-1
The rivalry between the New Richmond and Somerset boys hockey teams seems to always produce a close, exciting game. That was the case for two periods on Thursday night. New Richmond led 2-0 heading into the third period. The Tigers then erupted for six goals in the third period,...
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January 30, 2014 - 9:41pm
Somerset girls basketball breaks out offense against Osceola
The offensive skills of the Somerset girls basketball team broke through against Osceola last Friday. The Spartans scored 73 points, the most the team has scored in more than five years, in their 73-48 win over the Chieftains on Friday. The last time the Spartans scored more points...
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January 30, 2014 - 11:52am
Tough opponents sharpen Somerset hockey team
Anyone wondering if there was value in the Somerset hockey team playing a tougher schedule this season only needed to see the Spartans play at Menomonie on Saturday. The Spartans scored their second win of the season over the Mustangs, both by 5-2 scores. The scores may have been...
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January 30, 2014 - 11:51am
Somerset boys basketball takes on Twin Cities powerhouse
Searching out new challenges brought the Somerset boys basketball team into a non-conference game with Totino-Grace last Tuesday. Totino-Grace is a top-quality Twin Cities program, with a 12-3 record in the North Suburban Conference. The game was the challenge the Spartans had...
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Princeton's McKenzie Akers knew something had to change after halftime Tuesday night or she and the seven other seniors would never realize their dream.
The Tigers shifted gears into overdrive in the second half en route to a 71-66 victory over host George Washington in the Class AAA Region 3 girls basketball co-final. A crowd of about 400 attended the showdown of state-ranked teams.
Princeton (19-5), No. 7 in the final Associated Press poll, will advance to the state tournament for the first time in four years March 6-9 at the Charleston Civic Center. The Tigers' opponent won't be determined until Friday when the seeds will be unveiled.
The other Region 3 co-final - Capital at Greenbrier East - was postponed until Thursday, which will hold up the seeding process.
No. 9 GW (16-9) defeated Princeton a couple of weeks ago to secure the East Division title in the Mountain State Athletic Conference and a spot in the Night of Champions. The Patriots had won their regional co-final on their home court the past two seasons, advancing to the state semifinals both times.
Princeton trailed 40-33 at the break then outscored GW 38-26 in the second half, holding the Patriots to eight points in the third quarter.
Akers poured in a game-high 33 points on 11-of-22 shooting and converted 9 of 11 free-throw attempts. The MSAC's leading scorer scored 13 points in the first half and pumped in 20 after the break.
"We went in at halftime and knew [GW] had beat us the first two quarters,'' said Akers. "We knew the post was killing us and we needed to box out since we're so small. We knew we could run on them so we needed to push up the tempo a little bit.''
The focus on rebounding was huge in the final 44.1 seconds as Princeton missed two foul shots but senior guard Marissa Mullins and senior post Khadijah Payne secured the rebounds as the Tigers were clinging to two- and three-point leads, respectively. After Payne's carom, Tigers senior guard Jessica Inman was fouled and made 1 of 2 to push the margin to 68-64 with 37.7 seconds left.
"That's where you've got to want it more than the other person,'' said GW coach Jamie LaMaster. "[Princeton's] seniors just weren't going to be denied. They showed what a regional championship team looks like.''
GW sophomore guard Hailey Stewart hit two free throws with 26.5 seconds to close to 68-66. The Patriots were forced to foul and Akers made a pair from the charity stripe for a four-point advantage (70-66) with 19.5 seconds to go.


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has been approved by the National Park Service for Friday, Jan. 21 and Saturday, Jan. 22 at Kalaloch beach.
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) approved the dig after marine toxin tests confirmed the clams on the beach are safe to eat.
The Kalaloch Beach digging area extends from the South Beach Campground to Brown's Point (just south of Beach Trail 3) in the Olympic National Park.
Digging is restricted to the hours between noon and midnight.
"The upcoming opening is confined to the beaches where we have the most clams available for harvest," said Dan Ayres, WDFW coastal shellfish manager. "We want to make sure clams are available on all beaches for spring digs."
Olympic National Park Superintendent Karen Gustin noted that diggers should take safety precautions during night digs, especially at Kalaloch.
"Kalaloch is considerably more remote than the other clamming beaches, and visitors should be prepared for primitive conditions," she said. "With no streetlights or lighted buildings in the area, flashlights or lanterns are a necessity."
Under WDFW rules, harvesters may take no more than 15 razor clams and must keep the first 15 taken, regardless of size or condition. Each digger's limit must be kept in a separate container. All diggers must have an applicable 2010-11 fishing license to dig razor clams on any beach. A license is required for anyone age 15 or older.
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NEWSFLASH: No one in Jacksonville wants "Chad Henne (to) take over the starting job on a long-term basis". We all know what Henne is. Much rather give Gabbert the chance to improve this season, and if he goes 2-14 again, then draft Teddy.
First Down/Fourth Down: Blaine Gabbert complicates Jaguars' QB picture after strong performance
It's safe to say that Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert left his team wanting more through his first two NFL seasons. The Jags selected Gabbert with the 10th overall pick in the 2011 draft out of Missouri, and in 24 starts, he's been one of the worst quarterbacks in recent league history. It hasn't helped that Gabbert has struggled with injuries and inconsistent targets, but the high percentage of fans who would prefer that veteran Chad Henne take over the starting job on a long-term basis speaks to where Gabbert is in the football universe. Under new head coach Gus Bradley, Gabbert is starring in a production of Last-Chance Theater, and he did manage to forward his case on Saturday against the New York Jets.
First Down: Blaine Gabbert's big day.
New York won the game, 37-13, but Gabbert looked like anything but that awkward thrower in the first half. He started off with a nice deep pass to rookie Ace Sanders for a 35-yard gain, and then hit fullback Will Taʻufoʻou with a quick pass across his body. Gabbert kept the efficiency up through his three-drive stint, and the Jags scored a touchdown and a field goal on their first two drives. Gabbert finished with 13 completions in 16 attempts for 165 yards and that touchdown, and appeared ready to fulfill at least some of the promise he showed in college. Meanwhile, Henne completed four of 10 passes for 30 yards and a pick.
Of course, no Jaguars quarterback victory can come without complications. Gabbert left the game in the second quarter after injuring his right thumb — yes, that's his throwing hand. The team doesn't seem to be too concerned, but as our own Chris Burke pointed out, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman suffered a similar injury in 2011, and he felt the effects for a longer period of time than he expected.
Fourth Down: Dustin Keller's knee injury, and adjusting the targets.
The news was far worse for Miami Dolphins tight end Dustin Keller, who tore pretty much everything he possibly could in his right knee against the Houston Texans on Saturday. In the second quarter of Houston's 24-17 win, Texans rookie defensive back D.J. Swearinger went low on Keller, and the veteran tight end had to be carted off the field. It was a brutal result for a player who was taking a one-year gamble on himself as a free agent.
"It's just unfortunate," Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said on Sunday. "Any time a player gets hurt is very unfortunate, so you feel bad for the player, whether that guy is on your team or you're the guy playing against. You just don't want to see those things happen. All the targets are from the shoulders down in football now — D.J. was playing an out-route and reacted to an in-route. [He was] just reacting and making a tackle and unfortunately got caught in a horrible situation. You just feel very bad for the young man. You don't want to see that happen at all."
Swearinger also said that the low hit was related to his consciousness of the NFL's rules about helmet-to-helmet hits, but not everyone thought the hit was legal.
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Former NFL great Tim Brown predicted this outcome in an interview with SB Nation just a couple of days ago.
"What you're going to have happening is the one thing as a receiver you never want to happen. You didn't want a guy to take your knees out, because the lower they duck their shoulders, the lower you have to go. Sooner or later these guys are going to have to take knee shots. The problem with that is twofold. One, for a receiver, there's going to be a season-ending [injury]. For a defensive guy, you catch a knee the wrong way, it can be either game-ending or career-ending. That's how you get your neck broke, you get caught in the wrong position like that.
"I think they're forcing these guys to hit below the waist, and that's just not what you want to have happen."
Well, it's happening, and it's one more thing the NFL will have to review.
First Down: Eddie Lacy takes steps ahead.
The 2013 draft marked the first time since 1963 that no running back was selected in the first round. Some will tell you that this is a reflection of the decreasing importance of the position, though you may want to avoid that theory in Minnesota. The Green Bay Packers, long in need of elite talent in that regard, doubled down in this draft, taking Alabama's Eddie Lacy in the second round, and Johnathan Franklin of UCLA in the fourth. So far, it's been Lacy demanding a starting spot with his performances, and he continued that against the St. Louis Rams, gaining 40 tough yards on eight carries.
Lacy has Franklin and incumbent DaJuan Harris to worry about, but if the team had a sure thing behind Aaron Rodgers, general manager Ted Thompson wouldn't have been so active over draft weekend.
"We've got a back who has very good patience in Eddie," Rodgers said after the Packers' 19-7 win. "It's a fun competition, and we'll see what happens moving forward, but Eddie had a good night."
Fourth Down: The Cowboys-Cardinals game.
The ever-increasing lobby of fans unhappy about paying regular-season prices for preseason contests got a lot more fodder for their arguments in the game between the Arizona Cardinals and Dallas Cowboys on Saturday afternoon. Arizona won, 12-7, but the final result featured no happy coaches.
"Obviously, you can't win football games like that," Jason Garrett said of Dallas' six-turnover performance, which featured two especially horrid picks from backup quarterback Kyle Orton. We'll go through them play by play. You can give them credit on each of those plays, but obviously you have to take care of the football."
Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians wasn't happy with an offense that looks iffy through two preseason games — through the acquisition of Carson Palmer at quarterback presents a clear upgrade for a franchise that has suffered through mistake after mistake at the position since Kurt Warner retired after the 2009 season. He was a bit more pleased with his defense, which kept opponents scoreless through the first seven quarters of the preseason. That changed when Cowboys quarterback Alex Tanney hit tight end Gavin Escobar with a five-yard touchdown pass with 10:55 left in the game.
"We'll have to come up with a good fine for the players who were on the field for the players who gave up the first points of the year," Arians said of his backup defenders. "I'm sure the veterans will come up with something special for that."
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Viorel Morariu has received the Vernon Pugh Award for Distinguished Service, one of Rugby's highest accolades, in recognition of his remarkable contribution to the Game both in Romania and throughout Europe.
IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset and FIRA-AER President Jean-Claude Baqué, himself a recipient of the Award in 2010, presented Morariu with the Award in Bucharest on Thursday.
A former captain of Romania, Morariu went on to coach and manage the national team, before serving in a number of high-profile administrative roles.
The 81-year-old is regarded as the most influential Romanian Rugby player of his generation.
A railway engineer by trade, the all-action flanker played 45 times for his country between 1950 and 1964, of which 22 were Tests. Only once did Romania lose under his leadership in 14 matches.
During that period, Romania stayed unbeaten for four years in their annual encounter with France, enjoying two wins in Bucharest and two draws in France. The 11-5 victory over France in 1960 was a watershed moment in Romanian Rugby history as it was the first time they had beaten a major Rugby power.
Morariu also featured strongly for a Bucharest Select XV – effectively the national side – on pioneering tours of England and Wales in 1955 and 1956, scoring tries against Swansea, Harlequins and Gloucester.
He retired from international Rugby in 1964, the year that he helped take Romanian club rugby to new heights.
A long-time servant of his one and only club, Locomotive Grivita Rosie RC (later Grivita Rosie RC and Grivita RC), as a player and coach Morariu won 10 National Championships and four Romanian Cups and, to cap it all, he became a European Champions Cup winner after his side beat Stade Montois (Mont-de-Marsan) in the final of the competition that served as a forerunner to the modern day Heineken Cup.
His influence on the Game continued long after his player days came to an end.
Mentored by the legendary Grivita RC coach Gheorghe 'Gica' Parcalabescu, Morariu was well-equipped to match his playing success as a coach. He won exactly half of his 10 matches in charge of the Oaks from 1965 to 1967.
In 1977, he became manager of the national team and took Romania on their pioneering tours of England and Wales in 1978, Wales in 1979, Ireland and England in 1980, Scotland in 1981, England in 1984-85 and New Zealand in 1991.
Morariu undertook a number of different roles as a high-ranking official. He served as Vice President of the Romanian Rugby Federation (FRR) from 1973 until 1987, when the Communist authorities removed him from office, and then as President between 1990 and 1998. He remains FRR Honorary President to this day.
He was also elected as Vice President of FIRA-AER in 1990, a position he held for 14 years, before becoming Honorary Vice President.
As an IRB Council Member between 1995 and 1999, Morariu continued to assist the development of the Game in the FIRA-AER nations.
His outstanding Rugby knowledge was called upon at two Rugby World Cups, firstly as Chairman of the Appeal Committee at RWC 1995 and then as Match Commissioner four years later.
Morariu's passion for the sport clearly rubbed off on his son Octavian, who followed in his father's footsteps by becoming an international back row and past President of the FRR. Octavian is currently President of the Romanian Olympic Committee.
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of government in the state-led goal posts for K-12 students in English and mathematics. According to the ...
When Prayer Is More Powerful Than Politics
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After the storm comes the promise — the hope of lessons learned and new ways forward together. A few key groups of people have renewed my faith that this is possible. Watching the ...
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to RNS. The group's founder, Jim Wallis, told RNS the stories in "12 Years a Slave" aren't so different from what happens in everyday life today. In "12 Years a Slave," the latest ... in "12 Years a Slave" aren't so different from what happens in everyday life today. The film has its ...
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Here Comes the Sun ... on Capitol Hill
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Special Faith Leaders' Screening of 12 Years a Slave , Dr. Barbara Williams-Skinner said something ... no film until now. The first time I saw 12 Years a Slave (due for limited release on Friday) I ... African-American, 12 Years a Slave chronicles Solomon Northup's journey from personhood to inhumanity and back ...
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Suzan Johnson Cook, the State Department's ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom, will announce this week that she is resigning after 17 months on the job, according to two sources familiar w ...
A Shutdown Washington Gets Some Much Needed Prayer: Jarvis DeBerry
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The #FaithfulFilibuster has taken off across the country through word of mouth and social media — our prayers are trending. Every day, we read 2,000 verses in the Bible, each about how we treat the poor and vu ...
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Our Christian story is one of liberation, new life, abundance, and mercy. It is a story that brings good news to the poor, and I will tell it until I no longer have breath. I coul ...
A Call to Reclaim Our Immigrant Roots
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The "hospitality" we are called to is one of seeing someone whom we may identify as "other" and loving them. "I didn't come here because I wanted a job ... I came here becaus ...
Slave Mentality
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a pre-screening of 12 Years a Slave . This film was a terribly beautiful depiction of the antebellum south ... learned how to survive. I was so refreshed that 12 Years a Slave , was a new depiction of slavery ... Luke 12:47 out of context to manipulate and control slaves by the scripture. "That servant who ...
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How Feeling Each Other's Pain Changes Everything
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of self to include culturally different others. This is why films like 12 Years A Slave are so ... like 12 Years A Slave (and other films that highlight various cultural histories/experiences), ... Do Not Display (12 Years a Slave, 12 Years a Slave: A Conversation ...
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to see 12 Years a Slave as they're doing for Gravity, then perhaps some of these important conversations ... walks. I pre-screened 12 Years a Slave the same weekend I saw ... the other in an agonizing 12-year struggle. The protagonists of both movies demonstrate heroic resilience ...
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consciousness. Alfre Woodard, a supporting actress in the upcoming movie 12 Years a Slave, hopes that point ... national consciousness. Alfre Woodard, a supporting actress in the upcoming movie 12 Years a Slave , ... of Evangelicals. 12 Years a Slave , directed by Steve McQueen, focuses on Solomon Northup (played by Chiwetel ...
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11-year-old Supatra Sasupha has a busted chromosome that's left her with Ambras Syndrome, a rarity that, in case you couldn't tell, causes a person to grow thick hair everywhere. But, despite laser hair removal being ineffective, this isn't a sad story, this is a story of the triumph of the human/'were-girl' spirit. You see, Supatra doens't give a fuuuuuuuuuu.
But while most sufferers have been shunned, Supatra has gradually been embraced by her community, and became a popular and outgoing child.
The bubbly little girl is also determined not to let her condition prevent her from leading a normal life.She said: 'I like to study maths so I can be good at it and teach it to younger children so they can do it too.
'I want to become a doctor so I can help patients when they get injured.
'I want to help people who get hurt and help cure people.'
'It does sometimes make it difficult to see when it gets long.I hope I will be cured one day.'
Now, what was it you were complaining about? Because I'm not gonna lie, it doesn't sound that important anymore. Does it? BE THANKFUL YOU WHINY ASSHATS. Also, anybody who feels like making fun of her in the comments is a 30-year old who can't grow a beard and is butthurt about it.
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The second portion of this solution is the CRM site, which incorporates ASP.NET and the reporting features of Microsoft SQL Server to provide agents and office managers with tools to respond to and track customer interest in their properties. To further accommodate agents, the CRM site features mobile-friendly pages for responding to leads and supports SMS notifications for agents without mobile internet access.
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On July 10, 1998, Xi Graphics announced their decision to develop and sell their own distribution of Linux. Xi Graphics' maXimum cde/OS incorporates Red Hat Linux 4.2, Xi Graphics' Accelerated-X Display Server, and the Common Desktop Environment (CDE) used in many commercial UNIX installations. The target market for maXimum cde/OS is enterprises wishing to run a commercially supported Linux distribution and the well-known CDE on their desktop workstations.
I did not receive a boxed set from Xi Graphics, but simply a CD in a jewel case. My assumption is that they would most likely provide the same box and documentation as their CDE product, maXimum cde. I installed the distribution on a Pentium 166 with 24MB RAM, a 4.3GB hard drive and an S3 Trio64 video card.
After creating the installation floppies, I booted from the floppies, which launched the installer program. The installer for maXimum cde/OS is practically the same as Red Hat Linux 4.2. I used fdisk for partitioning, which can be difficult for a beginning user, but a competent UNIX system administrator should not encounter any difficulties. No choices were offered as to which packages were to be installed; the program simply installed 133MB worth of software. After installing the necessary packages, the installer ran the Accelerated-X registration and configuration program. The program did not autodetect my video hardware; I had to select the video card from a supplied list.
All things considered, the installation is not difficult for the experienced user. Given that the target market is not the consumer, this may be warranted, much like the installation for Caldera OpenLinux. In contrast, the latest version of Red Hat Linux has an easier installation, with automatic disk partitioning setups, easy package choices and video autodetection.
The Accelerated-X configuration program allows the user to choose which video card, input device and monitor are to be used. If you prefer editing text files, the configuration information is available in the file /etc/Xaccel.ini. Configuration for CDE is generally quite difficult compared to other desktop environments available for Linux. Reading through the CDE manual is recommended to understand how applications are added and how the environment can be configured.
Most of the other configuration features are inherited from Red Hat Linux 4.2. The control panel allows for user configuration, time and date, printer, network, modem and package configuration.
Xi Graphics maXimum cde/OS features the Accelerated-X Display Server and maXimum cde, Xi Graphics' CDE implementation. Other featured software included in the package are Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0, ImageMagick, Netscape Communicator 4.05, the Xanim movie viewer and the xmcd CD player. These applications are integrated into the CDE desktop.
I didn't receive any documentation, so I cannot comment on its quality. However, good sources of documentation would include the maXimum cde manual (for learning how to use CDE) and the Red Hat Linux 4.2 User's Guide, available at Red Hat Software's web site.
Technical support for installation of maXimum cde/OS is included at no charge for 30 days after registration. Corporations can purchase additional support packages from Xi Graphics. Of course, you can always go to traditional channels of Linux support, including newsgroups and mailing lists. Since it is so similar to Red Hat 4.2, many Linux users will be able to provide support.
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