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Much more money flowed through two successful statewide petition drives this year than a similar effort last year.
The Maryland Marriage Alliance spent more than $160,000 on collecting enough signatures to force a referendum on Maryland's new same-sex marriage law, according to campaign finance reports reviewed by The Herald-Mail.
MdPetitions.com, a group led by state Del. Neil C. Parrott, R-Washington, spent about $56,000 this year on a petition effort against Maryland's new congressional boundaries map.
In contrast, MdPetitions.com spent about $9,500 last year to force a referendum on Maryland's new law granting in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants.
All three issues — same-sex marriage, congressional boundaries and in-state tuition — are scheduled to be on the ballot for a statewide vote in November.
To qualify for a referendum, organizers had to collect at least 55,736 valid signatures for each issue, which is 3 percent of the number of people who voted for governor in the last election.
For the same-sex marriage petition drive, the Maryland State Board of Elections approved more than 109,000 signatures — about twice as many as were needed. The board then stopped reviewing and validating signatures, even though organizers had submitted tens of thousands more.
The congressional redistricting petition drive was successful by a slimmer margin — 59,085 signatures had been accepted and 7,653 rejected as of Monday, according to the state Board of Elections.
Under state law, the two groups organizing petition drives were to submit those financial reports to the board of elections.
"Once the petition is successful on placing the measure on the ballot, the organization does not need to file any more petition fund reports," Jared DeMarinis, director of candidacy and campaign finance for the Maryland State Board of Elections, wrote in an email.
The Maryland Marriage Alliance describes itself as a nonpartisan "interfaith coalition dedicated to preserving the traditional definition of marriage in Maryland law."
It led the petition drive against the same-sex marriage law, with support from MdPetitions.com.
One of the alliance's campaign finance reports shows that it owes MdPetitions.com $74,530.50.
Parrott said Monday that MdPetitions.com had a contract with the Maryland Marriage Alliance to perform duties associated with the petition drive, such as mailings and reviews.
The amount also includes the cost of renting space at 1101 Frederick St. in Hagerstown and hiring Jeffrey Isbell as a coordinator, neither of which MdPetitions.com would have needed if it only was working on the same-sex marriage petition drive, Parrott said.
The Maryland Marriage Alliance hasn't paid off the debt yet, but MdPetitions.com will give the alliance time to raise the money, Parrott said.
Derek McCoy, director of the Maryland Marriage Alliance, couldn't be reached for comment.
From Feb. 24 through June 23, the Maryland Marriage Alliance took in more than $85,000 for the petition effort, campaign finance reports show. Contributions came from numerous states, such as New Jersey, Illinois, Florida, California and Kentucky. About one fifth of the money — $16,000 — came from the alliance itself.
The alliance also accepted in-kind contributions worth $12,575 from itself and $48,750 from the National Organization for Marriage in Washington, D.C. In-kind contributions are not counted as monetary contributions.
Reports show that the alliance spent about $74,000 on the petition drive and incurred another $88,000 in debt, including nearly $75,000 it owes MdPetitions.com.
The alliance can continue raising money to pay off its debt and does not have to submit financial reports outlining its fundraising for that effort, according to DeMarinis.
But if the Alliance or MdPetitions.com start raising money to campaign for the November referendum votes, they would have to form a ballot committee and document receipts and expenses, DeMarinis said.
MdPetitions.com's reports show that it took in about $55,000 from March 1 through June 30 for the congressional redistricting petition drive. The group spent about $52,000 and had nearly $5,000 of debt.
Almost of its donors are from Maryland. Parrott said the group mailed blank petitions, along with fundraising appeals, as one way to raise money.
At the end of last year's in-state tuition petition drive, MdPetitions.com was listed as having nearly $12,000 in cash left. Parrott said that money might be transferred to a campaign fund this year to help get out the vote.
Top Financial Contributors
The Maryland Marriage Alliance and MdPetitions.com were required to submit financial reports documenting the money they took in and spent on two petition drives this year.
The following are some of the top financial contributors:
To overturn the same-sex marriage law
Organized by the Maryland Marriage Alliance:
- $34,000 — Maryland Marriage Alliance, Annapolis
- $25,000 — National Organization for Marriage, Washington, D.C.
- $1,000 — Larry Cochran, Omaha, Neb.; William Carlson, Olney, Md.; K. Leigh Gearhart, Elkridge, Md. (in two payments)
- $500 — Michael Vick, Tuscon, Ariz.; Carrie McCarty-Gibson, Forest Hill, Md.
- $375 — Mark Zehner, Glenside, Pa.
- $250 — Racine DeBolt, Randallstown, Md.; Marian Frentz, Laurel, Md.; William Graham, Saint Ambrose Friary, Baltimore; Public Advocate, Falls Church, Va.; William Miller, Gaithersburg, Md.; Ralph Sharafinski, Montgomery Village, Md.
To overturn congressional redistricting map
Organized by MdPetitions.com:
- $5,000: — Republican State Central Committee of Maryland, Annapolis; Citizens United, Washington, D.C.; Mooney for Congress, Frederick, Md.
- $2,000 — Robert Henderson, Street, Md.
- $1,250 — We the People of Maryland Inc., Frederick
- $1,100 — George Delaplaine, Frederick (in two payments)
- $1,000 — Gene Schaerr, Derwood, Md.; Bragunier Masonry, Clear Spring; Edward St. John, Baltimore; The Jacques Pare Revocable Trust, Ijamsville, Md.; Howard Bowen, Hagerstown (in two payments)
- $600 — Kenneth Cruze, Ellicott City, Md.
- $500 — Stephen Whiteside, Frederick
- $400 — Anderabi Enterprises, Frederick
- $300 — Donald Tucker, Bethesda, Md.
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Here's that new series of Caldwell art as "videos."
A few months back, I bumped into two "new" art mediums: 1) Cobra oil colors, capable of being mixed with an oil medium as well as plain old water. On canvas, allows me to use oils as I would transparent watercolor for brilliant, swift effects. BUT- dries slower than watercolor, so I can work different areas without rushing and losing a passage. 2) Canson's water/oil paper. This 140 lb paper is the same Arches I know and love, but it accepts Cobra oils with a Cobra medium and/or water. The result is the same watercolor feel, with the reworking capabilities of oils. |
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Two Caldwell paintings for a feature story about the Normandy landings, the advance through the hedgerow regions and the final breakout of the allies at Caumont. In June, Caldwell will be retracing the Normandy invasion, from Omaha and Utah Beaches to Juno, Sword and Gold; sipping wine in St. Mere Eglise where the 82nd Airborne fought, and walking the cliffs at Pointe Du Hoc. These videos include bagpipe music, and may take a minute or two to open, so be patient. |
3rd Scots Guards advance on Caumont at dawn. A piper leads a Churchill tank crew. |
A Churchill tank has been hit by Panzer cannon fire, and the crew escapes the burning tank. |
All the paintings in videos are available as Giclees. See, "Pricing" link below.
Recent events
One of the finest outdoor events this year-- The CCA Concert for Conservation, May 18 at the Sam Houston Race Park. Dwight Yoakam, Hayes Carll, Robert Earl Keen and Ray Wylie Hubbard jammed for 3,000 fans. A great moment shown below-- Robert Earl Keen brought Lyle Lovett to the stage for two numbers. |
Other new Caldwell art prints are available: edition of 20 each, signed and numbered. 28" x 24", $385.
Here are a couple of recent paintings that graced the covers of the Currents newsletter.
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" As the Allman Brothers Band they collectively began to do what came naturally and this aggregation of the music of the South became their unmistakable sound. "
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For those who have followed the band from the beginning, this year's Beacon run definitely recaptured some of the magic that surrounded the band when the late Duane Allman was its leader. As a teenager, I saw them in Daytona Beach, Fla., just after Duane Allman had done the first sessions with Clapton in Miami.
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Even back in 1970, rumors concerning Clapton and the Allman Brothers Band began circulating. After Duane recorded and did a couple of shows with Clapton, it wasn't uncommon to hear someone say, "Duane's quitting the Allman Brothers and joining Clapton's Derek and the Dominoes." Soon thereafter the next rumor would surface, "Clapton is going to start touring with the Allman Brothers like he did with Delaney and Bonnie."
Then after Duane's death there were persistent rumors that Clapton would be joining the Allman Brothers. Over the years rumors would routinely surface that Clapton would be a guest during their annual Beacon run. But like a The Beatles
reunion, it appeared like this would never happen.This year, given that Derek Trucks Band had been out on tour with Clapton for over a year, it seemed like after four decades it might actually happen. But again the rumors flew, "So-n-so knows Clapton's manager, and he says no way, Eric will be in London during March." So it was truly electrifying to see Clapton walk onto the stage after nearly 40 years. Finally we would learn the answer to the question: "What would it have been like if Eric Clapton had joined the band?" With decades of anticipation, the reality shouldn't have lived up to the fantasy, but the truth is, Clapton demonstrated that he would have been a terrific addition to the band.
He was a very special surprise guest, appearing two nights in a row. The first night went well, but the second night was one of those sets that will no doubt become the stuff of rock music lore.
With the exception of Gregg who was focused and serious, the band seemed relaxed and playful between tunes, and Clapton in particular seemed to relish just being a player doing someone else's music on songs like "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," "Dreams," and "Stormy Monday".
Gregg Allman's illness last year caused the band to miss their annual Beacon run, so he clearly wanted to make up for that. But this year there was more to it than that, this anniversary year was dedicated to his late brother Duane, and their mother and Duane's daughter were seated nearby as images and film from Duane filled the big screen behind the band.
During Clapton's guest appearances, Gregg seemed especially cognizant of the significance of this 40-year milestone. He sang and played with a power and determination that made one recall the days when he and Duane were on stage together. At times he sounded like he was channeling Bobby Blue Bland as he belted out "Stormy Monday," sometimes causing the crowd to roar when he would finish a verse, and he attacked the B3 keyboard with an energy that revealed what this meant to him. Forty years out he occasionally misses a cue or forgets a lyric, but Gregg Allman left no doubt that he is still very much in the game.
To my mind, that set came as close as the Allman Brothers have ever come to recapturing the magic that happened when Duane and Dickey Betts shared the stage. Seeing how Clapton enjoyed himself doing expansive solos on the Allman Brothers material and how well the Allman Brothers backed him up on his songs, one has to wonder if there might be a joint tour somedayso let the next generation of rumors begin.
Another lingering question is what the Allman Brothers might have been like if Duane's interest in jazz had continued to influence the band. In a sense this too was answered when Randy Brecker and Lenny White
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Record Label: Fueled By Ramen
Release Date: April 9th 2013
For most music fans, certain bands tend to stick with you for a very long time, and usually, theyre bands that you first got into when you were new to music. Those two bands for me are Paramore and Fall Out Boy. Coincidentally, both bands have new records being released this year, even more in the span of just a week apart. Paramore, the TN outfit is one I have an interesting history with; they were one of the very first bands I got into. After 2007s
, I got into a lot of other music, so I didnt really pay the band much attention until 2009s
Brand New Eyes
. That record kind of caught me by surprise, because it was a lot different from anything the band had ever done. It was indie, pop-rock, with a couple pop-punk tinged tracks. After that, they released a few singles, and they never disappeared from music. However, they stepped away for awhile, focusing on other things, including themselves. Paramore lost a couple members, but theyve still been going strong, especially with the release of the appropriately self-titled record. What better way to return than to self-title your record? If one things for sure, Paramore is not the same band they were in 2005 when
All We Know Is Falling
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Brand New Eyes
. One of the best parts of this album is how free and unrestricted the band sounds. They clearly put their time into this record, considering the record is 64 minutes with 17 songs. If theres one glaring complaint that I, along with plenty of other fans and critics alike, have with the record, its merely that it drags on after awhile, but to the records defense, thats what you can expect from a record that long, with very few exceptions. Thats not to say that Paramores self-titled does not flow well, but it does have a lot of variety.
Having a lot of variety is a very good thing, because the band finally let loose and kind of just did whatever they wanted. They certainly succeed, because some tracks have a very straightforward pop-rock sound, others have an R&B/pop sound, others have an acoustic ballad sound, and theres even one song on this album with a post-rock sound. Thats not something I would ever expect to say about a Paramore record, but it happens. Paramore is more than just a pop-rock and pop-punk band anymore. I had a rather hard time thinking of what Paramore sounds like, because theres nothing they do sound like. This is certainly an album that I would recommend listening to all the way through, because while this record may not appeal to everyone (and thats fine, because Paramore is not everyones metaphorical cup of tea), there are 17 songs on here, so there might be something that most people could take from it, even if its a track or two. As a believer of progression and experimentation, I was eagerly awaiting this record, and my love for this band has gotten rekindled, so to speak. In all honesty, after listening to this record plenty of times in the span of a few days, Id say this is Paramores best record to date. Instrumentally, theres a lot of versatility and variety. Vocally, Williams vocals have never been better, and the things she can do with her voice are absolutely wonderful. Lyrically, though, Id say this record is a mixed bag. On one hand, there are songs with wonderful lyrics, but on the other, there are some songs that leave me scratching my head, because they remind me of lyrics Id hear on one of their earlier records. The lyrics on this record are kind of all over the place, but themes of growing up and moving on show up at a few different points. In a way, that makes perfect sense, because thats what this new era of Paramore is all about change. And if there was one thing I thought after hearing first single Now is that the band has changed, but for the better. When Williams belts out, Theres a time and a place to die, but this aint it, I cant help but nod in agreement. Even with the loss of two crucial members, the band still is able to hold their own, and at the same time, the band never becomes Hayley Williams and friends, or something to that effect. There are a few tracks where Williams vocals become the forefront of the song, but her voice carries very well with the backing instrumentation.
The record begins with Fast In My Car, which is a very interesting song, because sonically, its a very strong pop-rock track, yet the lyrics are some of the strangest Ive ever heard. Sonically, and instrumentally, its a great track. Its one of my favorites, despite the strange lyrics. Second track and lead single Now follows, and this is the first song I really heard from the record, and as I mentioned earlier, its a nice lead single, because it has Williams proclaiming that now is not the time and place to die, most likely meaning their career. This song has a very new vocal style for Williams, her voice almost having a yelp to it in the chorus and pre-chorus. Its a few choices like these that make her vocals very interesting and engaging. And as I also mentioned, either way, theyre the best theyve ever been. As for the song itself, this is certainly a nice track to use to show off Paramores new sound. Theyre not pop-punk anymore, and it seems like thats what this song was trying to show. Third track Grow Up is one of my favorites on this record, because this kind of continues the lyrical trend that Now was setting up. This track has Williams saying, Some of us have to grow up sometimes, and so if I have to, Im gonna leave you behind. I wonder if this is calling out fair-weather fans of the band, who only like their older stuff, or only listen to them to trash-talk them. Either way, this is a very catchy song, and one of my favorites. Fourth track Daydreaming is honestly one of the best songs that Paramore has ever done. Its a bit more straightforward, but this is another song that certainly shows off their versatility and newer sound.
Before I move any further, I know Im talking about the tracks individually, but the first four songs on this record are very strong. There are a few filler tracks on this record, and that makes sense, because there are 17 songs, despite three of them being interludes. Now before I move on, fifth track Interlude: Moving On is the first of three interludes. These are ukulele-laden, and theyre all quite short, but this one is the longest at a minute and a half. This one seems to deal with Williams moving on from the Farro bros. Im glad these interludes are here, because they do manage to break up the record into parts. The other two interludes sprinkled throughout the record serve the same purpose, so theres nothing really worthwhile about them, but theyre still great. Because the record is 17 songs, it features a nice mix between filler songs and highlights. A couple of highlights occur in the form of sixth track Aint It Fun and seventh track Part II. The former is an R&B/gospel/jazzy track that has Williams talking about being alone and not counting on anyone in a very tongue-in-cheek, and this song both succeeds lyrically and instrumentally. The latter is what it says its a sequel to the song Let the Flames Begin from 2007s
. It took me awhile to catch the resemblance to Let the Flames Begin, but thats probably because I havent listened to that record in a long time, but when you listen to both songs back to back, they both share similar lyrics, and a similar melody throughout. Is that a bad thing? No, its creative, because theyre still referencing their earlier work, but not trying to relive their former glory, because theyre a different band now. Despite that, ninth track Still Into You brings to mind a song like Misery Business from
(although that song isnt as enjoyable as this one), because its very poppy and a surefire radio hit. Following that song is tenth track Anklebiters. This song is a more straightforward pop-punk track, and its only a bit over 2 minutes. Its a snippy little track that has Williams talking about people who have nothing but negative things to say about her and her band. Its a bit out of place, but considering this record isnt the most cohesive record, its not upsetting.
Its after eleventh track Interlude: Holiday that the record becomes rather sour; twelfth track Proof is a great track, because this is another song that hits me right in the feels. The same goes for next track Hate to See Your Heart Break, but at five minutes long, the track does get rather dull after awhile. The next three tracks (minus the last interlude) arent really my favorite songs on the record, but they are enjoyable, however. (One of Those) Crazy Girls has Williams doing her best impression of Taylor Swift, and while its a clever song, it seems more satirical than anything, and seems a bit out of place. Be Alone is another song that hits me in the feels, and its the only other love song on the record. Its not quite a love song, but its kind of hinting at that. Finally, last track Futures shows the band doing their best post-rock closing track impression with an 8-minute song with a rather long instrumental towards the end. It seems as though this is trying to solidify Paramore as a full band than a solo project of Williams. This closing track is a bit awkward, but its still a cool track. This record is full of highs and lows, and ultimately, its a mixed bag. There are some great songs, and some mediocre ones. Even if you dont enjoy Paramore, you might find something to enjoy on this record. It shows them trying to branch out of the sound that everyone is used to them having, and it does it very well. The only complaint I have is they shouldve cut out a few tracks, and turned it into a 12 or 13 track record, and not 17. Seventeen seems rather steep, but for diehard fans, this is an enjoyable record.
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This is a record that I recommend hearing all the way through, because it doesnt sound anything Ive really heard before.
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1. Fast In My Car
2. Now
3. Grow Up
4. Daydreaming
5. Interlude: Moving On
6. Aint It Fun
7. Part II
8. Last Hope
9. Still Into You
10. Anklebiters
11. Interlude: Holiday
12. Proof
13. Hate to See Your Heart Break
14. (One of Those) Crazy Girls
15. Interlude: Im Not Angry Anymore
16. Be Alone
17. Futures
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Hayley Williams vocals, keyboards, piano
Jeremy Davis bass
Taylor York guitar, rhythm guitar, glockenspiel, percussion
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The book list below includes approximately 120 volumes selected from a list of over 2,500 titles owned by members of the Dickinson family at the Homestead and The Evergreens.
Alexander, Archibald. A Pocket Dictionary of the Holy Bible…. 7th edition. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1831.
Arnim, Bettina (Brentano) von. Gunderode. Boston: E.P. Peabody, 1842.
Badger, Mrs. C.M. Wild Flowers Drawn and Colored from Nature . . ., with an introduction by Mrs. L.H. Sigourney. New York: Charles Scribner, 1859.
Bennet, John, Curate of St. Mary's, Manchester. Letters to a Young Lady. . . .. 8th American edition. New York: G. Long, 1824.
Bentham, Jeremy. Benthamiana: or, Select Extracts…. Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard, 1844.
Bible, English. The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments. . . . Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1843. (Two copies, one for each house.)
Blackstone, William. Commentaries on the Laws of England, 4 vols. Philadelphia: Robert Bell, 1771-72.
Brontë, Anne, Emily, and Charlotte. Poems, by Currer Bell [pseud.]. London: Smith, Elder and Co., 1860. (ED's copy, offered to Samuel Bowles in 1861 and to Thomas Niles in 1883, and returned each time, has disappeared.)
Brontë, Charlotte. Jane Eyre . . ., by Currer Bell [pseud.]. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1864.
Brontë, Charlotte. Villette [pseud.]. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1859. (This edition was Emily Dickinson's copy.)
Brontë, Emily. Wuthering Heights, by Ellis Bell [pseud.]. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, Franklin Square, 1858.
Brown, Thomas. Lectures on the Philosophy of the Human Mind. Hallowell [ME]: Masters, Smith & Co., 1848, 2 vols.
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. Prometheus Bound and other poems…. New York: C.S. Francis; Boston: J.H. Francis, 1851.
Browning, Robert. Sordello, Stafford, Christmas-Eve & Easter-Day…. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1864.
Bryant, William Cullen. Poems by. . . . Philadelphia: Carey and Hart, 1849.
Bunyan, John. The Pilgrim's Progress, in two parts. Boston: Phillips and Sampson, 1847. (Two parts in one volume.)
Burns, Robert. The Complete Works of. . . . Boston: Phillips, Sampson, 1853.
Bushnell, Horace. Christian Nurture. New York: Charles Scribner, 1863.
Bushnell, Horace. Sermons for the New Life. 6th edition. New York: Charles Scribner, 1860.
Byron, George Gordon, 6th baron. Letters and Journals of Lord Byron: with Notices . . . by Thomas Moore. . . . New York: J. & J. Harper, 1830, 2 vols.
Byron, George Gordon, 6th baron. The Works of Lord Byron. New York: Long, 1821,4 vols.
Carlyle, Thomas. Critical and Miscellaneous Essays. . . . New York: D. Appleton, 1860.
The Casket: A Christmas . . . Present for . . . Young Persons, MDCCCXXIX, Boston: Bowles and Dearborn, [c1828].
Cervantes, Saavedra, Miguel de. The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote, 4 vols. Philadelphia: Conrad, 1803.
Child, Lydia Maria. The Frugal Housewife. . . . 2nd edition. Boston: Carter and Hendee, 1830. (The family housekeeping and cook book.)
Clarke, Mary Victoria (Novello). The Complete Concordance to Shakespeare. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1877. (Given to ED by Judge Otis Phillips Lord in 1880.)
Clay, Henry. The Life and Speeches of…. New York: Greeley & McElrath, 1843 2 vols.
Cruden, Alexander. A Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures . . . Old and New Testaments. . . . 10th London edition. Philadelphia: Thomas Wardle, 1835.
Dickens, Charles. American Notes. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1842.
Dickens, Charles. Dealings with the Firm of Dombey and Son. . . . New York: Burgess, Stringer & Co., 1847 [i.e. 1848].
Dickens, Charles. The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. Philadelphia: Lee & Blanchard, 1842.
Dickens, Charles. The Old Curiosity Shop. Philadelphia: Lee & Blanchard, 184_(?).
Dickens, Charles. Oliver Twist. Philadelphia: Lee & Blanchard, 1842.
Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield. Beauties of the British Poets. . . . New York: J.S. Anderson, 1826.
Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield. Endymion. New York: D. Appleton, 1880.
Downing, Andrew Jackson. The Architecture of Country Houses. New York, D. Appleton & Co., 1859.
Emerson, Benjamin Dudley. The National Spelling-Book. . . . 58th edition. Boston: Carter Hendee & Co., 1835. Or: 70th edition. Boston: John B. Russell 1837. (Both copies were in the Homestead.)
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Essays . . . First Series. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1861.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Essays . . . Second Series Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1862.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Poems. Boston: James Monroe and Company, 1847. (The Dickinson copy had cream-yellow boards.)
Ford, Emily Ellsworth (Fowler). My Recreations. New York: Hurd and Houghton, 1872.
Frothingham, Octavius Brooks. Theodore Parker: A Biography. . . . Boston: J.R. Osgood and Co., 1874.
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UDPATE: Read this piece, too. I agree that the biggest danger is an artificial timetable, and I'm happy to see that Bush and Blair seem determined to avoid one.
And read this account of aid and comfort from Columbia:
"The only true heroes are those who find ways that help defeat the U.S. military," Nicholas De Genova, assistant professor of anthropology at Columbia University told the audience at Low Library Wednesday night. "I personally would like to see a million Mogadishus."
That kind of thing is an embarassment and a disgrace to the academic profession. Columbia should be ashamed. Even Eric Foner was embarrassed. And the people who said that Andrew Sullivan was being hysterical when he warned of a "Fifth Column" of academics and journalists who would actively root for America's defeat owe Andrew an apology. Another one.
ANOTHER UPDATE: Read this piece by Eugene Volokh, which seems to expose De Genova as a Holocaust-denier, more or less. Why am I not surprised? Like a lot of people who say they're "anti-war," he's really just on the other side. And lest anyone accuse me of "McCarthyism" for pointing that out, let me note that he says so himself.


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An extraordinary telescope calls for an exceptional site. Much care is thus taken to ensure that the future home of the E-ELT will be the most adequate possible. This generally means a high, dry site, so as to have as little hindrance to the observations. The E-ELT Site Selection Advisory Committee has been investigating in great detail several possible sites, in Argentina, in Chile, in Morocco, and in Spain. Similar efforts are being carried out by the Thirty-Meter Telescope (TMT) site selection team. For the sake of efficiency, the TMT pre-selected sites (all in North and South America) are not included in the E-ELT study, but data are shared.
On 2–3 March 2010, the E-ELT Site Selection Advisory Committee presented a report to the ESO Council, confirming that all sites examined in the final short list (Armazones, Ventarrones, Tolonchar and Vizcachas in Chile, and La Palma in Spain) have very good conditions for astronomical observing, each one with its particular strengths. The technical report concludes that Cerro Armazones, near Paranal, stands out as the clearly preferred site, because it has the best balance of sky quality across all aspects and it can be operated in an integrated fashion with the existing ESO Paranal Observatory.
Cerro Armazones is a mountain at an altitude of 3060 metres in the central part of Chiles Atacama Desert, some 130 kilometres south of the town of Antofagasta and about 20 kilometres from Cerro Paranal, home of ESOs Very Large Telescope.
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Oloves sent me three sample packs of their flavored olives to try for my honest opinion and review. Oloves are a natural and healthy snack. They use natural olives and great yummy flavoring. They offer them in four different flavors: Basil & Garlic, Lemon & Rosemary, Chili & Oregano, and Chili & Garlic. They are 100% Kosher, low in fat, and gluten-free.
Here are my first impressions:
They DO NOT have any stones (guess that's what pitted means…LOL). They can be purchased at BJ's Wholesale Club and a few other places. They can also be ordered on Amazon
I really enjoyed the flavor of these olives. It's not strong or overpowering and most importantly you still get an olive taste. They were perfect for my salad and my husband liked eating them right out of the bag. They are a perfect size for your lunch, picnic, or just on the go. What was really cool was they are not marinated in a liquid so they are not messy to eat.
I will definitely be getting some more of them, especially this summer when olives are a necessity in my house.


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