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Don't you just love gameday!? I do.
Off of a bye week, the Noles travel to Raleigh, North Carolina to take on the NC State Wolfpack. Obviously, there are things you like about having a Thursday Night Game (National TV Exposure, and a feeling that you have a 3-day weekend). Then again, we all remember our first ever ACC "loss" (Dunn was in), and the several other weeknight defeats that would follow in the subsequent years.
Tonight, though, we travel to Raliegh as an unranked team, a team that needs to handily win a game they should easily win, and a team in need of some positive National exposure. The Chris "Do I really have to be here" Fowler, Jessie "my tie doesn't even reach my nipples" Bachelor Palmer, and Craig "I can't find the keys to my Booster's car" James have this game. They haven't been kind to the Noles in the past. Expect them to talk about the impending NCAA meeting (OCT 18), expect them to profile Bobby as he appears disconnected on the sideline, but also prepare yourself to hear a good amount of talk regarding what will happen on the field. if we come out and dominate NC State, they won't be able to ignore us. The voters won't be able to either.
As always, let's review what we've already done in of this game:
Why Penalties aren't a big deal: Part 1, Part 2
I discussed the state of the Noles
I discussed the Nole's remarkable injury luck
The Contest is up! .
And, of course, a huge interview with our friends at Section Six
NOTE: This preview is not up to our normal standards. I apologize. The Noles had a bye week, but I did not, and I wasn't able to get the in-depth level preview that you guys have hopefully come to associate with Tomahawk Nation.
When NC State has the Ball
Clearly, this is the strength of our team. I'll preview them first.
From our conversations with Steven of Section Six (link above), we know that NC State operates almost exclusively out of the shotgun. We also know that they run a decent bit of the zone option read.
NC State's QB is Russel Wilson, and this kid can run. I believe he was a pretty serious baseball prospect at one time. NC State also has a decent TE in hill, but he's far from regaining last year's form.
Because of this, our strategy is going to be one of contain and discipline. Err, well, we would like to think that. Most likely, however, we will play very aggressive defense, allow Wilson to escape a few times, while also creating negative plays and forcing a few turnovers. If this sounds familiar, it should.
We always seem to play tough defense against NC State:
Marcus Ball crushes Daniel Evans (via abellwillring)
The overall offense hasn't done much this season. NC State has been the worst offense in the ACC, averaging just 275.5 total yards a game. State has rushed for 100 yards in 2 of their last 3 meetings against the Noles, but this year appears to be the worst edition of the offense we've faces in some time.
Their offensive line is just flat bad. Additionally, their LT is OUT. Enter Everette Brown. He is once again, hungry.
Speaking of Everette, it's now time for our Tomahawk Nation WWF Clip of the Week! Brought to you by Curtain Jerker! (For those who don't know, Posting a relevent WWF clip seems to help the Noles win.) This week's theme is the ultimate destruction that EB99 will bring to Raleigh. Curtain Jerker compared EB99 to Brock Lesnar (apparently, he's a current superstar). EB99 v. a Backup LT from NC State doesn't sound good for the young QB, mobile or not.
I found a few WWE videos I think are applicable. I'm focusing on Everette Brown against the LT of NCST. Brown is fast and agile while still strong, so he's going to be Brock Lesnar in our little analogy…
Here are the clips:
Brock Lesnar F5's BIG SHOW (via coolhadi786)
Curtain Jerker says "here comes the pain!"
Ring collapse - Big Show Brock Lesnar (via Stoooboat)
Everette is a North Carolina native, a hard working Junior, and someone who should continue his dominance tonight. This can be a showcase game for one of if not THE Noles best player.
DE Everette Brown Highlights FSU vs Wake 9/20/08 (via NFLDraftParty)
In the limited film I have watched, these guys have looked Clemson level bad. I expect us to get pressure with the front 4, and be fairly creative with the other 7 defensive players. Mickey did a great job of hiding his schemes in the Miami game, and we hope it continues this time.
Safety Jamie Robinson is dinged and unlikely to go for the Noles. His backup is Darius McClure, who is fairly experienced having started 2 games for the Noles this year. The Noles need him to NOT BITE ON PLAY ACTION.
The Goals for the Seminole Rushing Defense:
- Keep NC Sate in 2nd and long: 40% of First Down Rushes for 1 or fewer yards. (The STUFFED %)
- Use penetration to get stops: 40% Win Rate on 3rd+ 4th n short rushing
- Tackle Well: Less than 10 missed tackles (A Mickey Andrews Goal)
- Don't have your good work go for naught: 2 or fewer draws of 3rd and 8 or Longer for first downs.
- Contain Willson. Make this kid throw.
- No rushing TD's in the red zone. Make NCST throw the ball.
- Take good angles to the football: No more than 2 runs over 15 yards and no runs over 35 yards.
The benchmarks for the FSU Pass Defense
- No good day: Wilson under a QB Rating of 90 overall.
- Limit Big Plays: no more than 4 passes of 15+ yards
Selective Pass Interference: do not give up the deep ball. If they do throw it, interfere like crazy.
- Hit Willson: Play to the echo of the whistle. Have a sack rate (sacks / (pass plays + sacks)) of 7.5% or more.
- Be studs on 3rd down: make the tackle when they throw underneath and don't allow them to get the 3rd down. Limit Wilson to double digit QB rating on 3rd down.
Do not fall for play action on short yardage downs: DB's rarely make these plays but are usually the ones burned for trying to help out too much.
- Confuse Willson. Mix the coverages enough to confuse Willson. I'm annoyed that we give away our blitz too early. Let's wait to walk down, and at other times walk down and then back out.
- Create 2 turnovers.
Final Goals For FSU's defense
No Plays of 45+ Yards. I doubt NCST can repeatedly drive on this team. Let's make them try.
10 "Stops" Mickey defines a stop as a turnover, punt, or a surrender on downs. That's fine by me.
- Less than 50% Red Zone TD Scoring
- No scores off sudden change (make NCST get a first down off a turnover. Do not allow the home run after a turnover)
- Hold NCST under 300 Yards. Mickey's goal is 300, and that is generous.
Florida State will stifle NC State's offense. Wilson will get a few decent scrambles as we lose contain , and maybe a big pass or two. For the most part, though, we will force them into negative and low percentage plays, while constantly hitting the untalented NC State players. Everette Brown could become a household name, and people will once again talk about how fast the Florida State defense is. NC State will run 65 plays, average 3.75 yards per play, and finish with around 245 total yards. I expect them to get roughly 16 points (a TD and 3 FG's resulting from a long scramble or pass).
I truly believe that this FSU defense is one of the Nation's best, especially the front 4.
So... 16 points and 245 yards allowed...
What about the Offense?
As we know, NC State primarily runs a 4-3 front, and plays a lot of cover 3. One of their linebackers is undersized, and they keep him on the field when teams spread the ball around.
Numbers wise, NCST isn't very good on defense. They're 71st in the Nation in Opponent Adjusted Pass Efficiency Defense (OPAED). They give up 6.5 yards per play! By that number, FSU should get 450 yards of offense based on a projected 70 offensive plays. Good stuff.
NCST has a good DT and a good LB in Cash and Irving. Both are back for this game after having various ailments throughout the season. They also have a friend of mine, and former HS Teammate, Ray Michel (LB #44). I'll be rooting for the Noles tonight, but if a 'Pack player does do something special, I hope it's big44.
Anyways, to the strategy stuff. You have the Ponder Quandary present. Essentially, how much attention do you pay to CP7's running? Some teams have totally disregarded his legs (cough...Miami... cough), and have been burned. After his awesome running performance against the Canes, I would expect NCST to be a lot more aware of CP7's legs.
NCST experts say they play a lot of cover 3, try to keep everything in front of them, etc. This sounds a lot like what OBrien did at BC, and a lot like what Colorado did to us. This works really well when a team can't run the ball. Obviously, running the football will be a key in this game. FSU wants to take NCST out of their cover 3 look.
They'll do this with bubble screens, and hopefully, the stretch play. If we can have some success running the ball, especially on the edges (see: COLORADO GAME), then NCST will adjust and bring their people up. We can also exploit them by running receivers behind the guy who will spy Ponder (and they will utilize a spy on at least some plays). Hi-Lo's will work here. Once NCST moves up, it's bomb time.
Hmmm... going deep? That didn't work very well against Miami, in part because the weather was insane. What does tonight's weather look like?
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Besides stopping a running attack that has become increasingly efficient, a very mobile QB, and the Bubble screen, NCST has major issues generating pressure on the passer. They are easily the worst D1 pass rush we've faced to this point. That's obviously good, because even though the sack numbers don't indicate this, we've had some protection issues in the past few weeks.
Greg Carr had a field day against these guys last year:
FSU vs NC State Highlights 2007 (via crzyseminole)
I think we can block their front 4. I think they'll be forced to make difficult choices. Blitz? Spy Ponder? Get continually gashed by the bubble screen? Cheat up and risk the deep ball in nice weather? I can't believe I'm writing this right now, but I think FSU presents too many choices for an NCST defense with marginal talent.
Obviously, we want them to get frustrated and blitz, and we want to run the ball, use play action, and hit big plays. So, what are the goals for tonight?
Now, what are some reasonable goals for the passing offense?
- No more than .33 drop per 5 throws
- QB Rating of 135+ (13 completions in 25 attempts for 200 yards; 2 touchdowns and 1 interceptions), (16 completions in 30 attempts for 240 yards; 2 touchdowns and 1 interceptions), or (18 completions in 35 attempts for 280 yards; 3 touchdowns and 2 interceptions.). Clearly, we're not a high completion % pass game, but Jimbo has stated that he doesn't care about that.
- No careless throws into the flat.
- Sack Rate (sacks / sacks + pass attempts) of less than 5%.
- 8 Yards per Attempt
- No fumbles
- 2 plays with 15+ YAC (can you say bubble screen?)
- No more than 1 BadReadBadThrow (BRBT) per 15 passes
- No more than 1 bad blitz pickup miss per 20 attempts (Marcus Sims, this is you)
The Goals for the running game:
65% of carries by FSU RB's on First down go for 2 or more yards (win first down)
- 1 or fewer fumbles
- 40 yards rushing from Christian
General Offensive Goals
- No more than 3 non-forced offensive penalties (I do not count O-PI here, so we are mainly talking about Personal Fouls, False Starts, Illegal formation, etc)
- Less than 2 turnovers
- No more than 1 bad snap (McMahon, please step your game up and play like what a FROSH AA should play like as a Soph)
- 60%+ Red Zone Touchdowns (Kicking is losing)
n the end, FSU's offense will look good, but not great. Florida State will have two good drives for TD's, one big play of 40+ yards for a TD, hopefully a bubble screen when we catch State in a blitz, or a "go deep" Ponder loft to Surrency. We'll also get a safety, and a TD off of a turnover (not necessarily a defensive score). FSU Rushes for 155 (some being Ponder), and Throws for 270. In the end, FSU puts up 30 points off of 4 TD's, and a safety, to win 30-16.
Note 1: I am very scared to talk about our kick coverage and will be adopting the ostrich approach.
Note 2: Nigel Bradham has NOT gone into beast mode! It is absolutely critical that he goes into beast mode, as we are undefeated when he does.
(for those who do not know, Nigel updates his facebook status, pregame, via his blackberry, changing it to Status: "BEAST MODE!!". This is quite awesome).
NOTE 3: Even though Nigel has not officially gone into Beast Mode, I am going to go ahead with the
Crisis Averted:
Nigel is in BEAST MODE!!!!!
"Do Work Son"
NOTE: 4: The offensive MVP will probably be Ponder, as QB's have ripped NCST to shreds this year.


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October 10, 2009 12:17 AM
The preseason is pretty ho-hum ... unless you're Arizona and Colorado, that is.
Nice little get-together at the Eagles' nest, what with 13 fighting majors, nine game misconducts and four 10-minute misconducts. I can only wait to see what their regular-season intensity looks like.
- Vince Neil's presence wasn't enough to lift Laredo over Rio, although it must be pointed out that the Bucks didn't play their big names (Bes, Rivet, Smith).
- Did Shreveport really dress 24 skaters at Mississippi?
- Amarillo travels a long way to get pumped.
- Wichita blanks Missouri. You can get a peek at the Mavericks' jerseys in the photo from that game in the rotator on their homepage.
Secondary fighting majors for Bernier and Penner. There was no initial fight. Is this a penalty for fighting after the stoppage?
Bernier with 47 PIM, good to see him in mid-season form already.
I think about 5 players on the roster didn't even make the trip. Seems like the PS board op in MS just took the roster from the site. Of course being a pre-season game I doubt anyone bothered to get them an updated game roster to enter.
Hard to read anything from the game. Bugs didn't play the top 3 defensemen or top 4 forwards in camp. While the Kings appear to have played pretty much everyone. Hope we see the top players from both rosters tonight.
The crowd for the pre-season game between the Bucks the Bees was over 5,000. A record for our franchise, hopefully it's a good sign of good things to come as far as attendance is concerned. Also tailgating parties are being brought back. That is definitely a big plus, we had lost a lot of those families because of all the restrictions that had been put in place. Now with Coach Roscoe at the helm things seem to be looking up.
I believe the Secondary fights were either (A) 10min misconducts for continuing the fight after the linesman jumped in or (B) it was the second fight in the game. In the CHL Preseason 2 fights gets you a Game Misconduct. During the Regular season the rule is 3 fights gets you the early trip to the showers. I was at that game..Most of those fights took place on one play..3 fights break out but the refs couldnt figure out who was involved so they took just about everyone on the ice.


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COLONIAL HEIGHTS - This summer changes are coming to how household waste in Colonial Heights will be handled - including an expanded recycling program with incentives. The changes will go into effect on July 1 when a new contract with Petersburg-based Container First Services also begins.
"CFS is very excited about this opportunity to begin working with the city," said CFS President Robert Guidry. "We are committed to providing high-quality collection services to the citizens of Colonial Heights."
Each home will receive a new burgundy-colored trash cart from CFS in late June, replacing the current blue cart, which will then be collected by the current service provider.
While there will be some general changes with the new service provider, the basic collection policies and procedures will remain the same.
Among the most visible changes will be the size of trash bins. Currently the curbside bins are 96 gallons, but when CFS begins offering service, they will be 68 gallons.
One of the city's broader goals with this new program is to reduce the overall waste stream entering local landfills. To do that, the recycling bin will increase in size to 96 gallons. Recycling will still be provided by the city's current provider - TFC Recycling of Chesapeake.
"We are very enthusiastic about this new recycling program and the fact that we will be the first in our region to offer this service," said City Manager Tom Mattis. "The TFC program not only rewards our citizens, who are already recycling, but will hopefully motivate others to begin." Under TFC's "Recycling | Perks" program, each resident will be provided, at no cost, a 96-gallon, green recycling cart with wheels and a lid. The cart will provide additional storage, be easier to transport to the curb, and will keep recyclables dry and contained.
The "Recycling | Perks" program will also give Colonial Heights residents opportunities to earn points and benefits for recycling. Accumulated points can be redeemed in the form of discounts and coupons at a wide variety of local restaurants and retailers.
Recyclables will continue to be collected on Friday, but with the larger container it will be every other week beginning July 1. A bi-weekly curbside collection schedule and other information will be delivered with the new recycling cart. "This new program is a further example of Colonial Heights' commitment to always seeking ways to upgrade city services in a cost-effective manner," said Colonial Heights Mayor Scott Davis in a press release about the changes.
Mattis said that the new recycling program seemed to be a natural fit as part of the changes for the solid waste.
"We started talking to TFC and they pitched it to us," Mattis said.
Currently, the program features benefits associated with businesses in the greater Richmond area and the Tidewater area. "One of our goals is going to be to get more local businesses participating," Mattis said.
The program works by providing points to participating households based on how often their recycling container is at the curb for pick up. That is tracked through a microchip embedded in the recycling carts themselves.
"An address is assigned to each specific can or cart," Mattis said. "When it's put out at the curb, the resident earns points."
Another benefit will be that more educational efforts can be targeted for neighborhoods that have a low recycling participation rate.
"This is a very innovative approach to promoting and encouraging recycling," said Kim Hynes, CVWMA Executive Director. "We are pleased that Colonial Heights is taking the lead in this regard for our region and hope similar efforts will expand to our other members."
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All-School Sing run by two music fraternities at HSU
Homecoming weekend at Hardin-Simmons University is filled with fun, football and reunions. And, of course, that song-filled tradition — the All-School Sing.
This year's event features several groups, including the Freshmen, The Its and the Sigma Alpha social club.
The tradition began in 1962, a year before the football program took a 26-year sabbatical at HSU. It was a way to get groups together to sing, said Jaynne Middleton, professor of voice and associate dean of the HSU School of Music and Fine Arts.
As adviser for the All-School Sing, Middleton has no input on the acts themselves, but has to make certain that the participants follow all the rules, such as meeting the minimum number for groups — 10 — or turning in the group's music choice on time.
The event is run by two music fraternities, Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha. The All-School Sing, is not something that's thrown together at the last minute. Students and staff start meeting the first week of classes. They continue meeting weekly and sometimes more often, Middleton said.
Other than for the next year's freshman group, which won't be on campus until the following August, the end of the All-School Sing isn't a time to sit back and chill.
"Some of the groups start thinking about next year as soon as this year's show is over," said Larry Wheeler, theater department chairman and the man who oversees the lighting and sound. "There's a lot of work and creativity that go into it."
Each group is responsible for creating its own sets, coordinating the lighting and providing their own props.
This year, six groups will sing and dance their hearts out as they compete for awards. A total of 10 judges, five on Friday and a different five Saturday, will score the teams on a variety of criteria.
On Friday night, the judges award the prizes for outstanding creativity, choreography and vocals. On Saturday night, the overall prize, the sweepstakes, is given to the group with the highest scores after combining the Friday and Saturday night numbers.
Sean Harris, host of this year's event, started out as a participant in the freshman group at Sing 2008. He followed that up with two years of directing the freshman group. This marks his second year as host, which he said is his favorite position at the event.
"The reason being that I'm no longer just a member of the Freshmen team or director of the Freshmen," Harris said. "I'm on everybody's team. Our goal is to be able to present a great show to our alumni, the faculty and the students. Just to be able to help everyone achieve that goal means a lot to me."
Because the whole idea of Sing is to create a group atmosphere, the performances by each group may not include more than 10 percent solo singing.
In addition to the six competitive groups, other performers will include the HSU Spurs, the World Famous Cowboy Band, and the Interacts, who will fill the time between acts with their own presentations.
Harris wouldn't share a lot about the different groups and what they have planned. The competition is fierce, and secrecy is of the highest order.
"There's a great variety of songs, ranging from the Beatles to modern hit pop songs," he said.
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But you have to hand it to Toney; while some fighters begin toning down the fireworks in the last days before the fight, he's still churning out the chatter
In the last 24 hours, Toney has taken shots at two of the UFC's most celebrated and popular stars, starting with his Saturday opponent, Randy Couture. When asked about his first staredown with Couture, which occurred during a photo opportunity on Wednesday, Toney fired away.
"I seen fear," he said. "I smelled it, too. Everybody could see it. People thought Randy was tough, Randy was cool. All of the Randy Couture fans were like, 'Ooh, ahh.' But get up close and personal and you would have seen fear in his eyes. He ain't never seen nobody like me before in his life."
Toney later admitted that he liked Couture, but that business was business.
"If Randy stands and trades, he's going to get knocked the f--- out, straight up, period," he said. "And you see in my other fights, if I don't knock you out, I f--- you up real bad."
Toney also took aim at Brock Lesnar, the UFC heavyweight champion who recently defended his belt with a second-round submission win over Shane Carwin.
In saying that he's picking Cain Velasquez to defeat Lesnar when the two face off later this year, Toney took a swipe at Lesnar.
"I'll tell you right now, Brock has no heart," he said. "Everybody seen what he did his last fight. He turned his back and ran like a chicken."
Toney was referring to a point in the bout when Carwin was blasting Lesnar in the standup, and Lesnar escaped the situation by retreating to the cage. Even though Lesnar came back in the fight to win, it doesn't impress the multi-time, multi-division boxing champion.
"Brock Lesnar is only the champion of the UFC. I'm the heavyweight champion of the world," he said.
Interestingly, Toney did find the time to compliment a vast portion of the MMA world: the fans. Despite the fact that most MMA fans are pulling for Couture in the fight, Toney said he admired their love of the sport.
"People say I hate MMA fans. I don't hate MMA fans," he said. "I think y'all have some of the best fans in the world. They're like soccer fans, crazy as f---. I love them. That's how it used to be in boxing. We need that back."


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Thousands of California children will have to find their own way to school next year, with the loss of $248 million in transportation funds forcing an end to federally mandated bus service.
The impact to services will vary from school district to school district, although special needs, low-income and rural students are expected to be disproportionately affected. The loss is part of a larger package of cuts to K-12 education totalling $327 million.
On Tuesday, Gov. Jerry Brown announced the "trigger cuts," so called because they went into effect automatically when the state fell $2.2 billion short of the $4 billion in revenues projected by the budget passed in June.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson held a news conference with education representatives to discuss how schools will be forced to cope with the latest round of budget cuts, which in recent years have already slashed $18 billion from school funding.
The result has been crowded classrooms, shortened school years, and a lack of needed textbooks and supplies, he said, adding that the school system is getting closer to its breaking point.
"Enough is enough," Torlakson said. "This is on the back of four years of chaos and cutting."
When the cuts take effect Jan. 1, California will become the first state to completely eliminate state funding for school bus transportation.
According to Dennis Meyers, the assistant executive director for the California School Board Association, the cuts will be meted out at levels that differ widely from district to district and will likely require school districts to scour their budgets to continue providing critical transportation services at the expense of classroom services.
"There's no way to make this win-win, no matter how that cut is handled locally," Meyers said.
Some students, Torlakson said, "literally will have no safe way to get to school," as they will be forced to navigate neighborhoods inhabited by sexual predators and criminals. Parents who use the school district-provided bus services frequently depend upon them, said Patty Scripter, the director of legislation for the California State PTA.
"Our children are not going to have the resources they need," she said. "Our kids need new revenues, not new cuts."
Torlakson and others said during this morning's news conference that Brown's latest announcement has left the state's education system at a crossroads.
"These are very deep cuts in terms of their total impact on the students of California," Torlakson said.
The K-12 system will face a second across-the-board cut of $79.6 million that takes effect Feb. 1.
Hundreds are expected to rally Thursday statewide in response to the trigger cuts, which will also impact health and human services as well as the state's higher education system.
In San Jose, dozens of seniors, caregivers, and others impacted by the cuts to social services plan to gather in front of the State Building on Paseo De San Antonio at 11 a.m. to express disapproval of the cuts, which will shave $100 million from in-home supportive services and $100 million from developmental disability services.
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Read the Storify of our 10/23 #YFEchat: Young Female Entrepreneurs gathered for a smaller chat this Tuesday, gearing up for our once a month night time Mixer (Friday, October 26th at 8p/11e). The subject was on extending our reach. Here are some of the highlights from the conversation…
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|The Tyrone K. Yates/John F. Kennedy Collection consists largely of John F. Kennedy campaign material and memorabilia as well as of publications by and about the thirty-fifth president of the United States. It also includes a number of items related to other presidents and campaigns.
Donated by Judge Tyrone K. Yates, 2011-2012
Collection processed by Political Papers Archivist Leigh McWhite, 2011-2012. Finding aid encoded by Kathryn Michaelis, September 2012.
No further additions are expected to this collection at this time.
John F. Kennedy served as the thirty-fifth president of the United States from 20 January 1961 until his assassination on 22 November 1963.
The donor and collector Tyrone Keith Yates was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1954 and earned a B.A. in history from the University of Cincinnati and a J.D. from the University of Toledo College of Law. Yates has pursued further studies at the Harvard Law School and Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
Yates' distinguished career in public service includes stints as a State of Ohio Assistant Attorney General, Vice-Mayor of Cincinnati and member of the Cincinnati City Council (1990-1999), a Democratic member of the Ohio House of Representatives (2003-2010), and a Hamilton County Municipal judge (2011- ).
The collection evolved from Judge Yates' research interests in the 1962 integration of the University of Mississippi by James H. Meredith during the Kennedy Administration.
The collection consists of publications and memorabilia related to John F. Kennedy, Kennedy family members, and other presidential candidates. The material is arranged according to format and size: Box 1 holds smaller printed material like pamphlets and bumper stickers, and Box 2 holds oversized items. Although largely organized by chronology, later additions to the collection are added at the end of the box. Boxes 3 through 6 contain artifacts, and Box 7 holds additional oversized material.
Tyrone K. Yates/John F. Kennedy Collection, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi
The Tyrone K. Yates/John F. Kennedy Collection is open for research. This collection is stored at an off-site facility. Researchers interested in using this collection must contact Archives and Special Collections at least two business days in advance of their planned visit.
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For related materials, see the Politics and Government Subject Guide.
The Joe Overstreet Campaign Button Collection contains similar presidential campaign memorabilia dating from 1964 to 1988.
The following items have been separated from the collection and cataloged:
1964 Democratic National Convention (1964 Democratic National Convention Program Book Committee, 1964). Call Number: JK2315 N55 1964.
The Actual Voices and Events of Four Days that Shocked the World, November 22-25, 1963, The Complete Story (Colpix Records, 1963). LP recording of events surrounding John F. Kennedy's assassination and funeral. Call Number: E842.9 .A26 1964
Herbert Agar. The Price of Union (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1950). Call Number: JK2261 A42.
Bob Booker and Earle Doud Present "The First Family" Featuring Vaughn Meader with Earle Doud, Naomi Brossart, Bob Booker, Norma MacMillan (New York: Cadence Records, c. 1962). LP of comedy spoof of the Kennedy family. Two copies. Call Number: PN162 F67 F57 1962.
Bob Booker and Earle Doud Present Vaughn Meader and The First Family Volume Two (New York: Cadence Records, c. 1962). LP comedy satire of the Kennedy family. Call Number: E843 .B66 1963
Taylor Branch. Parting the Waters: America in the King Years 1954-63 (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1988). Call Number: E185.61 B7914.
James MacGregor Burns. John Kennedy: A Political Profile (New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, [1961]). Call Number: E748 K375 B8 1961.
The Case for the College, A World Wide Radio Broadcast, Originally Produced by a Program for Harvard College, Harvard's Day, March 28, 1958 (RCA Custom Records, [1958]). LP record including the voice of John F. Kennedy. Call Number: LB2336.3 M4 H3 1958.
The Declaration of Independence Read by President John F. Kennedy (Book Enterprises, Inc.). 45 rpm record. Call Number: E221 K46.
Charles Evers. Evers (New York: World Publishing Company, 1971). Call Number: E185.97 E93 A3 1971.
Dayve B. DeWaltoff. It's Al Smith: A Popular Song (New York: Mahony & Scheid Printing Co., 1928). Sheet music. Call Number: M1663 D4 I8 1928.
Freedom of Communications: Final Report of the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate…Part I: The Speeches, Remarks, Press Conferences, and Statements of Senator John F. Kennedy, August 1Through November 7, 1960 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1961). Call Number: E838.5 K42 1961.
Freedom of Communications: Final Report of the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate…Part III: The Joint Appearances of Senator John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Other 1960 Campaign Presentations (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1961). 2 copies. Call Number: E837.7 U55 1961.
Nigel Hamilton. JFK: Reckless Youth (New York: Random House, 1992). First edition. Call Number: E842 H275 1992.
Harvard in Song: Harvard Glee Club, Elliot Forbes, Conductor (Carillion Records, n.d.). LP record. Call Number: M1495 H37.
High Hopes/ All the Way [1960]. 45 record disc with John F. Kennedy campaign songs; "High Hopes" sung by Frank Sinatra. 3 copies. Call Number: M1663 S5 H44 1960.
High Hopes, All My Tomorrows/French Foreign Legion, Mr. Success. 45 record disc of Frank Sinatra (Capitol, n.d.). Call Number: M1630.18 S47 H5 1959.
"High Hopes" with Jack Kennedy/Jack Kennedy "All the Way" (circa 1960). 45 record disc. 4 copies. Call Number: M1663 S5 H44 1960.
Bruce Herschensohn. John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightning, Days of Drum (Capital, [1966]). LP of soundtrack recording from the United State Information Agency film. 4 copies. Call Number: E 841 H47 1966.
In Memoriam: John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Strand Product, c.1963). LP recording of Kennedy speech excerpts. Call Number: J82.D9 I55
John F. Kennedy: A Self Portrait (Caedmon Records, 1964). LP record containing recordings of the president drawn from the archives of NBC News and other outlets. Call Number: E838.5 .K45 1964
John F. Kennedy and the Negro (Johnson Pub. Co., 1964). LP recording of Kennedy addresses. Five copies. Call Number: E185.6 K45 1964.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: A Memorial Album (New York: Premier Albums, c.1963). LP record of speeches. Call Number: Premier Albums 2099
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: The Presidential Years – 1960-1963 (New York: Pickwick International, c.1963). LP recording of speech excerpts. Call Number: J82.D9 J64 1964
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Tribute (Diplomat Records, c.1963). LP recording of speeches with comments by Barry Goldwater, Adlai Stevenson, Lyndon B. Johnson, Sir Alec Home, and Pope John XXIII. Call Number: E842.9 .J64 1964
John F. Kennedy, "New England and the South: The Struggle for Industry"Atlantic 193:1 (January 1954), 32-36. Kennedy appears on the cover. Call Number: AP2 A8.
John F. Kennedy. Profiles in Courage (New York: Harper, 1956). First edition, six copies. One copy with publisher's publicity photograph of author. Two copies inscribed: "To Martin Bechtel, With very best wishes, John Kennedy" and "To William Clark, with very best wishes, John Kennedy." Call Number: E176 K4.
John F. Kennedy. Profiles in Courage (New York: Harper & Row, 1964). Memorial edition with forward by Robert F. Kennedy. Call Number: E176 K4 1964.
John F. Kennedy. John F. Kennedy Speech: Norfolk, Va. Nov. 4, 1960. LP record "produced at WCMS Radio by Joe Hoppel & Irvine Hill" for "benefit of John F. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship Fund, Old Dominion College." Call Number: E482 J6 1960.
John F. Kennedy. Why England Slept (New York: Wilfred Funk, 1940). Call Number: DA578 K4.
Joseph P. Kennedy. I'm for Roosevelt (New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, 1936). Call Number: E180 K46 1936.
The Kennedy Wit: Selections from Famous Speeches, Press Conferences, and Off-the-Cuff Remarks (RCA Victor, 1964). LP record with narrator David Brinkley and introduction by Adlai Stevenson. Call Number: E838.5.K42 K46 1964
Life. Inaugural Spectacle. [Chicago: Time, Inc., 1961]. Photographs of inaugural events that did not appear in Life magazine. Call Number: F200 C43 1961.
Moms Mabley at Geneva Conference (Chicago: Chess Producing Corp., [1962]). 45 rpm record. Call Number: PN1969 C65 M322.
Moms Mabley at Geneva Conference (Chicago: Chess Producing Corp., [1962]). LP record. Call Number: PN1969 C65 M32.
Moms Mabley at the White House Conference (Mercury, [1966]). LP record. Call Number: M1977 H7 M2 1966.
Official Program Inaugural Ceremonies of John F. Kennedy, Thirty-fifth President of the United States, and Lyndon B. Johnson, Thirty-Seventh Vice President of the United States, Washington, D.C., January 20, 1961 (Kennedy-Johnson Inaugural Committee, 1961). No. 882 of limited deluxe edition. Call Number: F200 W3 1961.
Official Program of the Inaugural Ceremonies Inducting into Office Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States, John N. Garner, Vice President of the United States, March 4, 1933 (Washington, DC: Ransdell Incorporated, 1933). Number 1558 of limited deluxe edition. Call Number: J82 D61 1933.
Official Souvenir Program of the National Democratic Convention Held at Houston, Texas June 26, 1928 (Houston, TX: Standard Printing & Lithographic Co., 1928). Call Number: JK2314 1928 D460 1928.
Adam Clayton Powell. Adam by Adam (New York: Dial Press, 1971). Call Number: E748 P86 A3 1971.
The "President" Strikes Back! (Kapp, c. 1962). LP comedy satire. Call Number: PN6162.C4 P7
A Profile: Jacqueline Kennedy (New York: Family Recording Corp., c. 1964). LP record. Call Number: CT275.O552 M2 1963
Doris E. Saunders, ed. The Kennedy Years and the Negro: A Photographic Record (Chicago: Johnson Publishing Company, 1964). Two copies, one is an advance copy. Call Numbers: E185.6 K459 1964; E185.6 K459 1964b.
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1965. 4 copies, numbers 505 and 734 of a limited edition signed by the author in a slip case. 1 copy number 503 of signed limited edition without a slip case. One copy (not a limited edition) inscribed: "For Judith Cork, with best wishes, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr." and includes letter dated 29 March 1966 from Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation director Hans Rosenhaupt to "Dear Intern," re: enclosed book as token of appreciation. Call Number: E841 S3.
Thedore C. Sorensen. Counselor: A Life at the Edge of History (New York: HarperCollins, 2008). Memoir by one of Kennedy's closest advisors. Call Number: E840.8 S58 A3 2008.
Theodore C. Sorensen.Decision-Making in the White House: The Olive Branch or the Arrows. New York: Columbia University Press, 1963. Foreword by John F. Kennedy. Signed by author. Call Number: JK518 S6.
Theodore C. Sorensen. Kennedy. New York: Harper & Row Publishers, 1965. Limited, signed, first edition; number 739 of 1963 copies. Call Number: E841 S6 1965b.
That Was the Week that Was: The British Broadcasting Corporation's Tribute to John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Decca Records, c.1963). LP record of weekly BBC show on day after Kennedy's assassination. Call Number: E842.9 T4 1963
U.S. Department of Agriculture.Plant Diseases: The Yearbook of Agriculture 1953 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, [1953]). Stamped on top edge of pages: "From the Office of Senator John F. Kennedy Massachusetts." Call Number: S21 A35.
Westinghouse and Your Westinghouse Dealer Present Dramatic Highlights of the August 13-18, 1956 Chicago, Illinois Democratic National Convention Narrated by CBS Commentator Walter Cronkite/Westinghouse and Your Westinghouse Dealer Present Dramatic Highlights of the August 20-23, 1956 San Francisco, Cal. Republican National Convention Narrated by CBS Commentator Walter Cronkite (Columbia Transcriptions Production, [1956]). 45 rpm record. Two copies. Call Number: JK2255 C76 D4 1956.
Gary Wills. The Kennedy Imprisonment: A Meditation on Power (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1981). First edition. Call Number: E843 W54.
Oversized Posters: Oversized posters described at the end of the container list are housed separately in Modern Political Archives Map Case, Drawer 5, Folders 1 through 7.
Photograph stored in Modern Political Archives Photographs Box 4, Folder 10: Black-and-white White House stock photograph of John F. Kennedy seated in the Oval Office.
|White House dinner seating cards for "Hon. Jas. K. Jones, Fort Smith, Ark"; "Gov. Murphy J. Foster, Baton Rouge, La."; and "Gov. John M. Stone, Jackson, Miss.", [1893]
|Scope: Re: Grover Cleveland administration.
|Pamphlet. "The Story of C.A. Sorensen" (Lincoln, NE: Sorensen-for-Chief Justice), circa 1930s
|Scope: Re: father of John F. Kennedy biographer and advisor Ted Sorensen.
|Sheet music. All or Nothing at All (New York, NY: Leeds Music Corporation, 1940), 1940
|Scope: Purported to be John F. Kennedy's favorite Frank Sinatra song.
|Program. "Inaugural Ball in Honor of the President of the United States Harry S. Truman, the Vice President of the United States Alben W. Barkley, The National Guard Armory, Washington, D.C., January 20, 1949.", 1949
|Typed letter dated 20 November 1952 from Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. to Owen J. Roberts, President Atlantic Union Committee, re: Roberts' letter. 1952
|Pamphlet. "The Truth about Senator Joe McCarthy" (Milwaukee, WI: McCarthy Club). Circa 1952
|Bumper sticker. "California '56' Ike-Dick." (Aldine Company, 1956). 1956
|Pamphlet. "A Republican Victory Guarantees Peace, Progress, Prosperity for Massachusetts as Well as the Nation" (Republican State Committee), re: reelect Dwight D. Eisenhower as president. [1956]
|Cardboard broadside. "…Buy Your Poll Tax Now" (Texas Joint Railway Labor Legislative Board, 1958). 1958
|Saturday Review of Literature 22:20 (7 September 1940) with book review of John F. Kennedy's Why England Slept on page 20. 1940
|Pamphlet. "Massachusetts Needs a Man Like This for U.S. Senator!." [1952]
|Scope: Re: John F. Kennedy
|Atlantic (January 1954) (3) 1954
|Scope: Includes John F. Kennedy on cover and article "New England and the South" by Kennedy.
|Blank pledge form and card, both entitled "'Be Proud of Your Vote.' Re-Elect Senator John F. Kennedy," [1958]
|Broadsheet. Re: newspaper and journal clippings of 1959 articles on John F. Kennedy leading presidential candidate polls for the Democratic nominee. [1959]
|Program. 1960 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Massachusetts. 1960
|Scope: John F. Kennedy on cover as guest of honor.
|The 1960 Democratic Fact Book: Your Guide to the Issues and the Record in This Year of Decision (Washington, DC: Democratic National Committee, 1960).
|Time (16 November 1960). "Election Extra" on President-Elect Kennedy. (2 copies). 16 November 1960
|Ephemera. "'Give Me Your Hand' Pull the 1st Lever for Jack Kennedy and His Team" (3). [1960]
|Broadside. "See and Hear (In Person) Senator John F. Kennedy Democratic Candidate for President, Friday, October 28th 10 A.M. Center Sq., 7th & Hamilton Sts. Allentown, Pa. – Public Cordially Invited," [1960]
|Broadside. "Keep America's Flag Flying High, A New Leader for the 60's, John F. Kennedy…" (Democratic State Committee and the Saratoga County Democratic Committee). [1960]
|Broadside. "Don't Some of the 'Letters to the Editor' Make Your Blood Boil?...," re: John F. Kennedy. [1960]
|Broadsides. "The 'Religious Issue'" (Austin, TX: Texas Democratic Campaign Headquarters), re: John F. Kennedy (2). [1960]
|Window stickers. "Kennedy for President" in shape of shield (Democratic National Committee) (2). [1960]
|Window stickers. "Kennedy Johnson" (Democratic National Committee) (9). [1960]
|Bumper stickers. "Kennedy Johnson" (Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson) (2). [1960]
|Bumper stickers. "Kennedy" (2). [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy" (Los Angeles, CA: Aldine Co.). undated
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy Johnson" (Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Bumper stickers. "Kennedy for President" (Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson) (2). [1960]
|Window sticker. "Kennedy Johnson" (Aldine, L.A.) [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy for President." [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy-Johnson." (2). [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy" (Aldine Company) [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy" (Aldine Company) [1960]
|Card. "Official Kennedy for President Get-out-the-Vote Committee" [1960]
|Donor form. "A Time for Greatness" (Senator John F. Kennedy for President). [1960]
|Broadside. "Kennedy for President Vote Democratic." [1960]
|Booklet. 1960 National Convention & Election Handbook compiled by United Press International (Chicago: National Research Bureau, 1960). 1960
|Broadsheet. "Kennedy Johnson: Two Great Democrats" (Democratic National Committee). [1960]
|Spiral-bound publication. Decisiveness (Chicago, IL: Business and Professional Men and Women for Kennedy/Johnson). [1960]
|Card. "Leadership for the 60's. Kennedy Johnson. Vote Democratic" with Illinois Democratic ticket on reverse. [1960]
|Printed paper. "Kennedy for President." [1960]
|John F. Kennedy campaign stationary. [1960]
|Scope: Two envelopes and one sheet with "Kennedy for President Committee, 876 Elm Street, Manchester, New Hampshire." Two envelopes with "Kennedy, Nebraskans for Kennedy State Headquarters, Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel, Omaha, Nebr. 68102."
|Pamphlets. "A New Leader for the 60s, Kennedy for President" (Democratic National Committee) (3) [1960]
|Pamphlet. "A New Generation of Leadership. The Democrats Care about Tomorrow," re: Kennedy-Johnson campaign (Democratic National Committee). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Your First Vote. The Democrats Care about Tomorrow," re: Kennedy-Johnson campaign (Democratic National Committee). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "We Must Face the New Frontier" (Pennsylvania Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "A Look at the Record" (Washington, DC: Committee on Political Education AFL-CIO). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "A pledge to the working man…Leadership for the 60's, Kennedy for President" (Washington, DC: Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "First in Leadership. First in Responsibility. Kennedy-Johnson" (Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Facts for New York Voters: Kennedy for President, Johnson for Vice-President" (N.Y. Democratic State Campaign Committee). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Kennedy" (Democratic National Committee). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "A Time for Moral Leadership: Kennedy for President" (Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Don't Let the G.O.P.-lins Get You!: That Irreligious Issue" (Washington, DC: Labor's Committee for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Reprints. "Survival" in Reader's Digest (August 1944) One copy marked as distributed by Citizens for Kennedy-Johnson [1960]. Second copy without distribution note but with attached Boston "Kennedy for Congress Veterans Committee" envelope [1946]. [1946 and 1960]
|Scope: Condensation of story of John F. Kennedy and PT 109 during World War II
|Pamphlet. "All Americans Move Forward. Democratic Action for Civil Rights" (Democratic National Committee). [1961-1963]
|Complimentary Ticket. 1960 Democratic National Convention Acceptance Speech Program.
|Official Program Inaugural Ceremonies of John F. Kennedy, Thirty-fifth President of the United States and Lyndon B. Johnson, Thirty-Seventh Vice President of the United States, Washington, D.C., January 20, 1961 (Kennedy-Johnson Inaugural Committee, 1961). (4)
|Scope: One with original mailing envelope
|Typed manuscript. "The Inaugural Address of President John F. Kennedy" signed by Kennedy's advisor and speechwriter Ted Sorensen, undated
|Scope: Includes a letter of authentication from dealer.
|John F. Kennedy Inauguration Material. 1961
|Scope: Includes: invitation to inaugural ball at National Guard Armory; Inaugural Committee 1961 Ticket Application Blank; "Inaugural Activities Calendar and Information"; "Inaugural Activities"; invitation to inauguration.
|By the Editors of Life, Inaugural Spectacle, Souvenir Edition, 1961
|Columbia (January 1961) with cover photograph of John F. Kennedy and article inside "Mr. President's Inauguration" by Frank L. Remington. Published by the Knights of Columbus. 1961
|Jacqueline Kennedy, First Lady, Her Fashions, Her Home, Her Words (New York: Wykagyl Publications Inc, 7 February 1961). 1961
|Photographs. John F. Kennedy portraits.
|Scope: Two signed copies are the official photograph by Fabian Bacharach taken in 1960. One portrait inscribed "With best wishes John Kennedy." One photograph on paper of Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson.
|Facsimile reproduction. John F. Kennedy inscription on White House card. Undated
|Engraved card. "Mrs. Kennedy is deeply appreciative of your sympathy and grateful for your thoughtfulness" with Mass card for John F. Kennedy's funeral service. 1963
|Typed letter dated 17 December 1963 from Lawrence F. O'Brien, Special Assistant to the President, to Ellen Ann McQuade, re: enclosed Mass card for John F. Kennedy's funeral. 1963
|John Fitzgerald Kennedy prayer card. 1963
|Publication. Every Citizen Holds Office by John F. Kennedy (Washington, DC: National Education Association, 1964). 1964
|First day cover. Envelope with John F. Kennedy stamp postmarked 29 May 1967 Brookline, Massachusetts and "First Day of Issue" cancellation. 1967
|Event cover. Envelope commemorating 32nd anniversary of the sinking of PT-109 with 1967 John F. Kennedy stamp postmarked 2 August 1975 Brookline, Massachusetts. 1975
|Paper hat. "Nixon/Lodge." [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Nixon Lodge" (Aldine Company). [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "Nixon-Lodge." [1960]
|Bumper stickers. "Nixon for President, Lodge for Vice-President" (Keynote Promotions Inc.) (2). [1960]
|Pamphlets. "Why you…America…and the free world need Nixon and Lodge" (Washington, DC: Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge) (10) [1960]
|Window stickers. "Nixon Lodge" (Aldine Company) (2). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Experience Counts! Nixon and Lodge: A Great Team for a Greater America and a Greater Pennsylvania." (Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Why you…America…and the free world need Nixon and Lodge." (Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge). [1960]
|Pamphlet. "The Eisenhower Record and the Future…Address of the Vice President of the United States at the Chicago, 'Dinner with Ike' Chicago, Illinois, January 27, 1960" (Republican National Committee)
|Bumper stickers. "Kennedy for United States Senator" (Edward M. Kennedy Committee for U.S. Senator) (4). [1962]
|Card. "For U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy Democrat." [1962]
|Broadside. "See Hear In Person Edward M. Kennedy Everett Square Everett, Mass. 7:30 PM Tuesday, Oct. 23, 1962. 1962
|Autograph. "Ted Kennedy." Undated
|Window sticker. "I'm for Ted." Undated
|Bumper sticker. "Goldwater." Undated
|Pamphlet. "Let's Put Robert Kennedy to Work for New York" (New York: James N. Johnston Press, [1964]). [1964]
|Pamphlet. "'Robert Kennedy will the heir to the great liberal tradition in America' Arthur Schlesinger Jr." (Volunteers for Johnson-Humphrey-Kennedy). [1964]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy" (Robert F. Kennedy for U.S. Senate Comm.) [1964]
|Bumper stickers. "Kennedy" (Kennedy for President) (8) [1968]
|Broadside. "Come See Senator Robert Kennedy, Saturday June 1, 1968 Motorcade 3:30 to 5:00" [California] 1968
|Broadside. "See and Hear Senator Robert Kennedy…June 1" [Indiana primary] [1968]
|Scope: With handwritten corrections for date and time.
|Broadsheet. Robert F. Kennedy signed photograph on front with "I run for the Presidency because I want the United States to stand for hope…" on reverse (Washington, DC: Kennedy for President). [1968]
|Bumper sticker. "LBJ" with stars. [1960]
|Bumper sticker. "All the Way with LBJ" (Aldine Company). [1964]
|Bumper sticker. "LBJ for the USA" (1964 Democratic National Committee). 1964
|Bumper sticker. "LBJ USA" (Democratic National Committee). [1964]
|Bumper sticker. "LBJ." [1964]
|Bumper sticker. "LBJ" (Democratic National Committee). [1964]
|Bumper sticker. "Save the GOP VOTE for LBJ" (Washington, DC: Citizens for Johnson). Undated
|Bumper sticker. "Wallace LeMay" [1968]
|Bumper sticker. "Wallace for President." Undated
|Bumper sticker. "Wallace for President" (2). [1968]
|Bumper sticker. "Humphrey" [1968]
|Bumper sticker. "Humphrey" (Retail Clerks Union, Active Ballot Club) [1968]
|Scope: 2 copies
|Bumper sticker. "Win with Rocky!" (Rockefeller for President). [1968]
|Autograph. "Eugene McCarthy." Undated
|Bumper sticker. "McGovern" (Washington, DC: McGovern for President Committee) [1972]
|Bumper sticker. "McGovern" (Boston, MA: McGovern for President). [1972]
|Bumper sticker. "McGovern Eagleton" (Ferndale, NY: Votes Unlimited, 1972). 1972
|Bumper sticker. "Sanford in '72 for president" 1972
|Bumper sticker. "Yea Wilbur!" [1972]
|Scope: Re: Wilbur Mills
|Bumper sticker. "Nixon's the One!" (Washington, DC: Information Committee for Nixon). [1968]
|Bumper sticker. "Rank & File Labor for Nixon." [1968]
|Bumper sticker. "Nixon Agnew" (Lexington, NY: Feeley & Wheeler). 1968 or 1972
|Bumper sticker. "Nixon-Agnew" (New York, NY: Feeley & Wheeler). 1968 or 1972
|Bumper sticker. "Another Democrat for Nixon" (United Citizens for Nixon-Agnew). 1968 or 1972
|Bumper sticker. "President Nixon. Now more than ever." (Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President). [1972]
|Engraved birthday card from President Richard Nixon with envelope postmarked 3 November 1972. 1972
|Typed letter dated 3 November 1972 from President Richard Nixon to Jessie Green, re: happy birthday; with envelope. 1972
|Typed letter dated 13 December 1972 from President Richard Nixon to John H. Steele, re: concern for Steele's health. 1972
|Bumper sticker. "President Ford" (President Ford Committee). [1976]
|Bumper sticker. "President Ford" (President Ford Committee). [1976]
|Bumper sticker. "Ford Dole" (President Ford Committee). [1976]
|Bumper sticker. "McCarthy '76" (McCarthy '76). 1976
|Bumper sticker. "Carter Mondale" (1976 Democratic Presidential Campaign Committee). (2). 1976
|Broadsides. "See and Hear Senator Edward Kennedy Monday, April 21 12:00 Noon Corner of 15th & Chestnut Streets, Center City, Philadelphia" (Washington, DC: Kennedy for President Committee) (2). [1980]
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy '80." 1980
|Bumper sticker. "Anderson for President" (Rockford, IL: John Anderson for President) [1980]
|Bumper sticker. "Connally Leadership for America" (Connally for President Committee). [1980]
|Bumper sticker. "Mondale Ferraro" (N.J. Democratic State Committee). [1984]
|Bumper sticker. "Mondale Ferraro." [1984]
|Bumper sticker. "Ronald Reagan" (San Francisco, CA: Olivier Printing Company). Undated
|Bumper sticker. "President Reagan Bringing America Back" (Reagan-Bush '84). 1984
|Bumper sticker. "Reagan-Bush '84" (Reagan-Bush '84). 1984
|Bumper sticker. "Mike Dukakis" (Boston, MA: Dukakis Committee). [1988]
|Bumper sticker. "Bush Quayle 88." 1988
|Bumper sticker. "Bush Quayle 92." 1992
|Bumper sticker. "Buchanan for President" (Buchanan for President). [1992]
|Bumper sticker. "Lugar for President" (Lugar for President). [1992]
|Bumper sticker. "Elect Perot President." 1992 or 1996
|Bumper sticker. "Clinton Gore Yes." 1992 or 1996
|Bumper sticker. "Clinton Gore." 1992 or 1996
|Bumper sticker. "Students Vote Clinton Gore 96 & the Democratic Ticket." 1996
|Bumper sticker. "Clinton Gore 96" (New Hampshire Democratic Party). 1996
|Bumper sticker. "Dole for President." [1996]
|Bumper sticker. "G.A.T.T. rid of DOLE." Undated
|Bumper sticker. "Forbes for President." 1996 or 2000
|Bumper sticker. "McCain (McCain 2000 Inc.). 2000
|Bumper sticker. "McCain 2000." 2000
|Bumper sticker. "Gore 2000" (Gore 2000 Inc.). 2000
|Bumper sticker. "Gore Lieberman 2000" (Political Americana). 2000
|Bumper sticker. "Keyes for President" (Keyes 2000). 2000
|Bumper sticker. "George W. Bush for President" (Austin, TX: [2000])
|Bumper sticker. "Bush Cheney." 2000 or 2004
|Bumper sticker. "John Kerry President www.johnkerry.com." [2004]
|Bumper sticker. "Vote Independent! Daniel Imperato for President www.imperato2008.com" (Daniel Imperato, Independent Candidate for President). [2008]
|Bumper sticker. "2008 Thompson for President" (OfficialThompsonStore.com). 2008
|Bumper sticker. "BAMA" (Novelty). [2008]
|Invitations. Inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the United States (2). 2009
|United States postage stamps. "'Gentle Knight of Progressive Ideas' George W. Norris." 34 stamps, [1961]
|Typed letter from U.S. Senator Robert Taft to Leroy Mims of Waycross, Georgia, re: campaign contribution, 21 September 1951
|Bumper sticker. "Kennedy." [1960]
|Booklet. "Kennedy: Leader for the '60s." [1960]
|Pamphlet. "Kennedy: 'I run for the Presidency because I want the United States to stand for the reconciliation of men…'" [1960]
|Philatelic envelope and insert. Boston Philatelic Society cover of first day issue of John F. Kennedy 5 cent stamp in Boston, Massachusetts on 29 May 1964. Insert: "In Memory of President John F. Kennedy 1917-1963." 1964
|Harper's Magazine with John F. Kennedy article "Ross of Kansas: The Man Who Saved a President," December 1955
|Harvard AA News 6 November 1937, 7 October 1939
|Booklet, The Omni Parker House: A Brief History of America's Longest Continuously Operating Hotel by Susan Wilson, 2008
|Scope: John F. Kennedy opened his 1946 Senate campaign at the hotel and proposed to his wife in the restaurant.
|1977 Inaugural Guide to Washington, 1977 Inaugural Committee
|2008 Democratic National Convention Passes. Delegate floor passes for 25, 27, 28 August; Special Guest pass for 26 August
|Election Score Card (The First National Bank of Boston), 1960
|Scope: Annotated in pencil
|Sign. "Elect Coolidge and _______ and Roosevelt…" Undated
|Scope: Part of sign missing. Surviving portion measures 10" x 14".
|Cardboard poster. "Vote for peace, Vote for Prosperity, Vote for IKE." [1956]
|Scope: Size: 13 ¾" x 10 ¼".
|Cardboard poster. "Our Man JACK" (Aldine Company). [1960]
|Scope: Size: 11 ¼ x 14 ¼".
|Bumper stickers. "Kennedy for President" (Washington, DC: Democratic National Committee, 1960) (2). 1960
|Bumper sticker. "J'aime Jack" [1961]
|Scope: From John F. Kennedy's trip to France in May-June 1961. Bumper sticker adhered to red board.
|Newsprint publications. Leadership for the 60s, Kennedy for President (5). 1960
|Scope: Two copies printed by the Democratic National Committee and two copies by the Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson.
|Poster. "A Time for Greatness, Kennedy for President." [1960]
|Scope: Size: 16 ½" x 11"
|Plastic signs. "Kennedy for President, Leadership for the '60s" (Washington, DC: Democratic National Committee) (3). [1960]
|Scope: Size: 24" x 18"
|Posters. "Kennedy for President. Leadership for the 60's" (Washington, DC: Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson) (3). [1960]
|Scope: Size: 18" x 13"
|Poster. "Kennedy for President. Leadership for the '60s." [1960]
|Scope: Size: 21" x 13 ½"
|Poster. "Kennedy for President. Leadership for the 60's" (Washington, DC: Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson). [1960]
|Scope: Size: 21" x 13 ½". Torn in half with severe spotting and parts missing.
|Sandwich board composed of two "Kennedy for President. Leadership for the '60s" posters. [1960]
|Scope: Size: 21 ¼" x 13 ¼"
|Posters. "Kennedy for President. Leadership for the 60's" (Washington, DC: Democratic National Committee) (5). [1960]
|Scope: Size: 20 ¾" x 13 ½"
|Poster. "For President, John F. Kennedy, Vote Democrat." [1960]
|Scope: Size: 22" x 14"
|Metal sign. "Presidential Inauguration. No parking midnight January 19 to midnight January 20, 1961." 1961
|Scope: Size: 18" x 12"
|Cardboard sign. "Emergency No Parking From – 5PM January 19 to – 6AM January 21 1961." 1961
|Scope: Size: 16 ¾" x 10 ¾"
|Newspapers, re: John F. Kennedy covers. 1960, 1961
|Scope: 1. Cape Cod Standard-Times (18 July 1960); 2. New York Times (31 January 1961).
|Poster. "Vote Goldwater for President" (Indiana Citizens Goldwater-Miller Committee). [1964]
|Scope: Size: 21 ¼" x 14"
|Posters. "Johnson Humphrey for the USA" (Chicago: Art Press Inc, 1964) (2). 1964
|Scope: Size: 20 ½" x 13"
|Poster. Branigin for Governor, Johnson for President, Partners in Good Government, Vote Democratic," re: Governor Roger D. Branigin of Indiana and President Lyndon B. Johnson. [1964]
|Scope: Size: 20: x 14"
|Plastic signs. "LBJ for the USA" (Banner Brites, a Milton Story Creation). (2). [1964]
|Scope: Size: 30" x 20"
|Scope: (29 January 1965). Inauguration issue. 1965
|Metal sign. "Presidential Inauguration, No Parking Midnight January 19 to Midnight January 20 1965." 1965
|Scope: Size: 18" x 12"
|Poster. "John F. Kennedy…años de relampagos, dia de redoubles." [1966]
|Scope: Movie poster for Spanish-language United States Information Agency film "John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightning, Days of Thunder."
|Newsprint publication. "Kennedy "These are not ordinary times" Make Your Vote Count on May 7th" (Washington, DC: Kennedy for President). [1968] Re: Robert F. Kennedy and Indiana primary
|Metal sign. "Presidential Inauguration, No Parking Midnight January 19 to Midnight January 20 1969." 1969
|Scope: Re: Richard M. Nixon inauguration. Size: 18" x 12"
|Poster. "McGovern President '72" (McGovern for President Committee). 1972
|Scope: Size: 28 ½" x 21"
|Cardboard poster. "Presidential Inauguration No Parking Midnight January 19 to Midnight January 20 1981." 1981
|Scope: Re: Ronald Reagan inauguration. Size: 18" x 12"
|Box 3
|Top Tray:
|Paper cups. "Coffee with the Kennedys" (Baltimore: Sweetheart Cup Division of Maryland Cup Corp., [1960] (11). Includes one paper bag for "50 P-106 6 oz….Sweetheart hot drink cups" (Baltimore, MD: Sweetheart Cup).
|Bronze medallion. "Grover Cleveland/Inaugurated President of the United States March 4 1885 Second Term March 4 1893" (3 inches).
|Bronze medallions. "John F. Kennedy/Inaugurated President, We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival of liberty. John F. Kennedy, January 20, 1961." (3 inches). (2)
|Bronze medallion. "John F. Kennedy/Inaugurated President, We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival of liberty. John F. Kennedy, January 20, 1961." (1 ¼ inches).
|Campaign medal. "Richard Nixon/Re-elect the President 1972" (Franklin Mint) in original case "With personal appreciation for your generous support of our 1972 campaign, Richard Nixon."
|Coins. Kennedy Half Dollars (1964). (5).
|Campaign buttons. "Stevenson and Kefauver" (3/4 inch) (6).
|Campaign button. "Forward with Stevenson" (1 ¼ inch).
|Campaign button. "Stevenson" (3/4 inch).
|Campaign button. "Adlai" (2 inch by 3 inches).
|Campaign button. "Saltonstall" (1 inch oval).
|Campaign button. Grover Cleveland/Adlai Stevenson I campaign (3/4 inch)
|Second Tray:
|Campaign buttons. "Kennedy and Johnson" (3/4 inch) (2).
|Campaign buttons. "Kennedy for President" (3/4 inch) (7).
|Campaign buttons. "Kennedy for President (1 inch) (5).
|Campaign button. "Kennedy Liberal Row C" (1 inch).
|Pin. Silver PT 109 boat with words "Kennedy 60" (1 ¾ inch).
|Pin. Gold PT 109 boat with words "Kennedy 60" (1 ¾ inch).
|Lapel pin. Silver PT 109 boat with words "JK 60" (1 ¼ inch).
|Clip. Gold PT 109 boat with words "Kennedy 60" (1 ¾ inch).
|Campaign button. "Triumfa Con Kennedy" (1 ¼ inch).
|Campaign button. "Kennedy" (1 inch) (12).
|Campaign button. "All the Way with JFK Kennedy for President" (1 inch) (2).
|Flasher pin, square. "The Man for the 60s" (Vari-Vue).
|Flasher pins, round. "The Man for the 60s/John F. Kennedy" (Vari-Vue by Pictorial Productions) (2).
|Campaign button. "Kennedy Johnson" (1 inch).
|Campaign button. "Kennedy Johnson" (1 inch).
|Campaign button. "For the Leadership We Need President" (1 ¼ inch).
|Golf pencil. "Kennedy for President."
|Campaign button. "Prosperity for all with Kennedy" (1 inch).
|Campaign button. "Senior Citizens for Kennedy" (1 inch).
|Campaign button. "Kennedy for U.S. Senator" (3/4 inch).
|Tab pin. "Kennedy" on red background.
|Tab pin. "Kennedy" on green background.
|Tab pin. "Kennedy" on blue background.
|Tab pin. "Kennedy Johnson" in blue (Rochester, NY: Bastian Bros. Co.).
|Tab pin. "Kennedy Johnson" on blue and red background (Chicago: Green Duck Co.) (2).
|Tab pin. "Elect Kennedy President" (Union Label).
|Tab pin. "Kennedy" in blue (Rochester, NY: Bastian Bros. Co.) (8).
|Tab pin. "Kennedy" in blue (Chicago: Green Duck Co.).
|Tab pins. "Kennedy" in blue (Union Label) (78).
|Tab pin. "Kennedy."
|Lapel pin. Silver donkey above "Kennedy" (clasp missing on back).
|Third Tray:
|Campaign buttons. "Landon Knox GOP" (3/4 inch on gold felt flower 1 ½ inch) [1936] (3).
|Pin. "Member NAACP 1956" (3/4 inch).
|Pin. "Member NAACP 1957" (3/4 inch).
|Campaign button. "Keep Burke U.S. Senator," re: Thomas A. Burke of Ohio (3/4 inch).
|Campaign buttons. "4 LBJ" (1 inch) [1964] (2).
|Campaign buttons. "Shriver" (1 ½ inches) [1972] (4).
|Flasher pins. "I'm for Nixon" (Vari-Vue by Pictorial Productions) (2).
|Campaign button. "McGovern Shriver" (1 ¼ inch) [1972].
|Campaign buttons. "Ike in 56" (1 inch) (2).
|Campaign button. "Ike" (3/4 inch).
|Campaign button. "Ike & Dick" (1 inch).
|Campaign buttons. "LBJ for the USA" (Democratic National Committee, 1964) (1 inch) (5).
|Tab pin. "Vote Johnson Humphrey" (Chicago: Green Duck Co., [1964]).
|Tab pin. "Johnson-Humphrey Vote Democratic" (D.N.C., 1964).
|Tab pin. "LBJ for the USA" (Green Duck Co.).
|Campaign button. "Goldwater" (1964) (1 inch).
|Tab pins. "Nixon Lodge" (Union Label, [1960]) (3).
|Tap pin. "Nixon" (Green Duck Co.).
|Tap pin. "Nixon" (Union Label).
|Campaign buttons. "Nixon and Lodge" on yellow background" (1 inch) [1960] (2).
|Campaign buttons. "Experience Counts Vote Nixon and Lodge" (1 inch) [1960] (2).
|Campaign buttons. "Nixon Lodge" with stars (3/4 inch) [1960] (2).
|Campaign button. "Nixon Lodge" (1 inch) [1960].
|Campaign buttons. "I'm for Nixon and Lodge" (1 inch) [1960] (2).
|Campaign button. "The Winning Team, Nixon and Lodge" (1 ½ inches).
|Campaign buttons. "Nixon Lodge" (3/4 inch) [1960] (2).
|Campaign button. "Experience Counts Vote Nixon Lodge" on blue background (1 inch) [1960].
|Campaign buttons. "Click with Dick" (1 inch) [1960] (3).
|Campaign buttons. "America Needs Nixon" (1 ¼ inches) (2).
|Campaign button. "Nixon Now! '60" (1 inch).
|Campaign button. "I'm a Nixon Gal Nixon for President" (1 inch).
|Tin clicker. "'Click with Dick' Nixon for President" (Chicago: Green Duck Co., [1960].
|Campaign button. "Lodge U.S. Senator" (1 inch).
|Campaign button. "1st Time Voter for McGovern" (1 ½ inches).
|Campaign button. "Jimmy Carter for President in '76" (1 ¾ inches).
|Campaign button. "Jimmy Carter for President" (1 ¼ inches) [1976].
|Campaign buttons. "Carter Mondale" (1 ¼ inches) [1976] (4).
|Tab pins. "United Nations Guided Tour" (2).
|Fourth Tray:
|Campaign button. Grover Cleveland photograph (1 inch) [circa 1884]
|Pin. "National Association for the Advancement of Colored People" (1 ¼ inches) (16)
|Pin. "100 1909 NAACP 2009" (1 ¼ inches)
|Gold lapel pin. "National Association for the Advancement of Colored People" (1 inch)
|Campaign button. "Kennedy" with photograph [1960] (1 inch)
|Campaign button. "Kennedy" with blue background [1960] (1 ½ inches).
|Campaign button. "Kennedy" with blue background [1960] (1 1/8 inches).
|Tab pin. "Kennedy" [1960].
|Campaign button. "Viva Kennedy" [1960] (1 3/8 inches).
|Campaign button. "Experience Counts Nixon-Lodge" [1960] (2 inches).
|Campaign buttons. "Nixon Lodge" [1960] (1 inch) (2).
|Campaign button. "Nixon Lodge" with stars [1960] (3/4 inch).
|Campaign buttons. "I'm for Nixon and Lodge" [1960] (7/8 inch) (2).
|Tab pin. "RFK 64" (1964).
|Campaign button. "Sorensen for Senate" [1970] (1 1/8 inch).
|Campaign button. "Re-Elect Carter Mondale" (1980) (1 1/8 inch).
|Campaign button. "Hope" (2008) (2 x 2 inches), re: Barack Obama.
|Box 4
|Plastic campaign hats with "Kennedy for President" paper band [1960]. Two hats.
|Box 5
|Plastic campaign hat with "Kennedy for President" paper band with two "Kennedy" buttons and one "Democrat Kerner for Governor" button [1960].
|Plastic campaign hat with "Kennedy Will Win" paper band [1960].
|Box 6
|Plastic campaign hat with "Kennedy Will Win" paper band [1960].
|Paper hat band "Win With Kennedy" [1960].
|Box 7
|Scrapbook. Re: newspaper clippings on John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign from his announcement through winning the Democratic National Convention nomination [1960].
|Life (29 November 1963), re: John F. Kenney on cover and several articles on Kennedy.
|Fortune (September 1937), re: with article "Mr. Kennedy, the Chairman" on Joseph Kennedy (2 copies).
|Modern Political Archives Map Case, Drawer 5
|Folder 1
|Posters. "Leadership for the 60's Kennedy-Johnson" (1960). Size: two posters at 27 ½ x 40 ½. One poster on foam board.
|Folder 2
|Posters. "Kennedy for President, Leadership for the 60's" (Washington, DC: Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson, 1960). Sizes: two 40 ¾" x 28"; and one 43" x 28"
|Folder 3
|"Kennedy for President, Leadership for the 60's." Size: two 41" x 27".
|Folder 4
|Movie poster. "In Response to Countless Inquiries and Requests, This Theatre Is Honored to Announce a Special Engagement of PT 109" (National Screen Service Corp.; hand numbered "63/116"). Size: 40 ½" x 27".
|Folder 5
|Poster. "Johnson for Vice President, Leadership for the 60's" (Washington, DC: Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson, 1960). Size: 40 ¾" x 27 ¾".
|Folder 6
|Poster. "Lyndon B. Johnson. Great Leader. Great Democrat" (Washington, DC: Democratic National Committee, [1964]). Size: 41" x 27".
|Folder 7
|Folded Posters.
|"1960 Presidential Election and Tally Sheet, Courtesy of Your Shell Dealer." One with annotations on state election results.
|Proof for Folded Poster. "Look for the Blue Label, U.S. Keds, The Shoe of Champions, 1960 Presidential Election Folder."


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Marita and Ryan
Marita and Ryan met through a family gathering of sorts where they sat next to each other. Ryan opened up his fortune cookie to reveal that his future soul mate is sitting right next to him. Ryan, with his sense of humor, turned towards his guy friend who replied, "your other left."
They are a really cute couple with the warmest of hearts. They have a dog named Harry Winston and threw him a smashing 1st birthday party at the lovely Garden Vineyards in Hillsboro. Harry is so cute I wish I got to photograph him more! But Harry has his own photographer, Paula from Doxzen Pet Photos. Her work is amazing, Harry is a lucky dog!
Marita is probably one of the warmest, sweetest people I've ever met. I could tell just be the email exchange I had with her – but she was even sweeter in person which I didn't think was humanly possible!
I love their energy! Marita has a beautiful and infectious laugh.
As sweet as they are, when I asked them to get their modeling on, they brought it on full force. So fierce! Aren't they like, really really ridiculously good looking?
Yes, I am taking your photo. Yes you two are HOT.
Ryan showing off his dashing good looks.
Marita, you are so gorgeous! Ryan is a lucky man.
Paula W posted the following on July 7, 2011 at 2:59 pm.
Awww thanks Eric! you rocked the photos of Marita and Ryan – and looks like you got a few of the famous Harry. Hope to see you around soon!
Timothy | Roseville Wedding Photographer posted the following on August 20, 2011 at 2:59 am.
I always like engagement photos with pets in them. It's like they already have their first child. Great photos.
Tom Ellis - Seattle wedding photographer posted the following on February 13, 2012 at 10:28 pm.
Really nice work. Big fan of the B&W in particular, but really liked the whole set. Pretty funny that the dog has his own photographer!


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Panel might create zone of its own for CSJBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | December 07,2013City officials will consider giving the College of St. Joseph its own zoning district.
The college is in a single-family residential zone, but the Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Wednesday will include a discussion of creating an educational park district.
It should have been changed some time ago, Planning Commission Chairman Jack Facey said Friday.
Facey said the existing zoning ordinance has no such district, so the city will have to create a new category. The Planning Commission would make a proposal to send to the Board of Aldermen, which would then approve or reject the change to the ordinance, most likely after a discussion in the Charter and Ordinance Committee.
Facey said there would be at least one public hearing conducted by each body. He said he did not know if the commission would emerge from the meeting next week with a recommendation.
When weve talked about it informally, all the Planning Commission members seemed to think it was the right thing to do, he said. I dont know what will come up in the discussion.
While the plan is to only apply the new regulations to the colleges property, Facey said he did not consider the proposal to be spot zoning.
Youre talking about a 150-acre parcel thats been used for a school for decades, he said. I know (spot zoning) when I see it. This is not it. If you have one parcel surrounded by other parcels the same size ... thats spot zoning. This is a whole area thats been used for education for 50 years. Thats not spot zoning.
Facey said the city underwent a similar process for the grounds of Rutland Regional Medical Center.
Lets call it what it is, he said.
CSJ spokesman James Lambert said the college had advocated for the change but did not believe it had made direct input regarding what form the new zone would take.
Its not anything specific just getting the zoning to more accurately reflect what the college is, he said.
Lambert said he was not aware of any zoning issues with recent or planned construction projects at the college or, for that matter, of the college having any recent or planned construction projects.
I think the last thing that was built was Tuttle Hall, he said. I think that was around the late 90s, 2000. Theres nothing in the works.
The citys zoning ordinance was enacted in the decade previous to the founding of the college. Facey said he did not know how permitting processes for CSJ were handled in the past as any such efforts were before his time.
Probably conditional-use permits, maybe a variance, he said. We dont think that should have to happen.
The commission meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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The Russian ruble's foreign exchange rate strengthened against the US dollar and bond yields fell to a six month low as Iranian oil disruptions spurred demand for Urals crude, Russia's chief export earner.
The Russian ruble appreciated 0.4 percent to 29.68 per US dollar at 7 p.m. in Moscow, its strongest closing level since Sept. 8. The yield on Russia's $2 billion of Eurobonds due 2015 dropped nine basis points, or 0.09 percentage point, to 2.567 percent, the lowest level since Aug. 4.
Urals crude rose 0.3 percent to $121.48 a barrel, the highest since April 29, after the Middle East's second-biggest oil producer denied United Nations inspectors access to a suspected nuclear site, raising concern that tensions between the Persian Gulf nation and Western countries may escalate. Prices for the commodity will probably "spike" higher, David Greely, head of energy research at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York, wrote in a report today.
"Taxes and the high oil price" are driving the ruble's gains, Sergey Ponomarev, head of foreign exchange at Moscow Bank for Reconstruction and Development in Moscow, said by email. The lender expects crude prices to remain elevated, he said.
Russian companies pay taxes in the second half of every month. Exporters convert revenues from abroad into rubles, boosting demand for the Russian currency.
"Should the oil price spike up as a result of a breakout of a geopolitical crisis in the Middle East, we think that the ruble would be well positioned to rally," Benoit Anne, head of emerging-markets strategy at Societe Generale SA in London, wrote in an e-mailed note to clients. "Some simple chart evidence suggests that while the ruble and the oil price enjoy a strong relationship, the ruble has actually lagged the oil-price rally lately, which may indicate that some catching-up is overdue."
Urals has climbed 9.7 percent so far this month, while the ruble has appreciated 1.7 percent against the dollar. Brazil's real climbed 2.1 percent over the same period, India's rupee strengthened 0.8 percent and China's yuan gained 0.2 percent.
The ruble was 0.5 percent stronger at 39.2526 per euro and 33.9877 against the central bank's target dollar-euro basket.
Investors pared bets the Russian ruble would weaken, with non-deliverable forwards showing it at 30.0295 per US dollar in three months time, compared with expectations of 30.1223 per dollar yesterday.


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About the AuthorVINCENT LAGANA
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Born 1955 in Brooklyn, NY. Listened to, and met Rock & Roll fans from all over the world. Now residing in Italy and freelancing as a concert photographer. Currently Uriah Heep's, Deep Purple's, and Ian Paice's official photographer. Photographed Santana, Jethro Tull, Alvin Lee, James Taylor, Mark Knopfler, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Canned Heat, Jackson Browne, David Crosby, Dream Theater, Living Colour, Ronnie James Dio, Yes, Alan Parsons Project, The Sweet, Nazareth, Vasco Rossi, Steppenwolf, Saxon , etc..Published internationally in Newsweek, Bikers Life (Italy), Easy Riders, Flash (Italy), Marshall Law (UK Marshall Amps pro magazine), Drum!, Today's Photographer, Guitare Live (France), H.E. (Turkey), Music Club (Italy), and Stones People Magazine (Holland). Exclusive CD photos on Uriah Heep's Sonic Origami, Tolo Marton's Dal Vero CD, Will Calhoun's (Living Colour drummer) Native Lands DVD, and numerous other promotional materials and web sites.
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Pasta is a popular meal in Japan but has been adapted to suit the local taste, so you won't often find bolognaise or napolitan flavours here without a twist. Japanese pasta sauces tend to be cream or garlic based and often flavoured with fish roe and nori for a classic Japanese take. Simply stir in the contents while cooking your pasta and sprinkle on the accompanying sachets.


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Miami Dolphins
Daniel Thomas - #33 - RB
|6' 1"/ 233 lbs.
|Hilliard, FL
|Kansas State
|Years played
|2011, 2nd round, 30th pick by Dolphins
DT Fluellen signs with Dolphins
DT Andre Fluellen has signed with the Dolphins after playing the past four seasons for the Lions.
Dolphins GM Ireland regrets comment to fan
Jeff Ireland admits he muttered a profanity as he walked away from a fan following an unfriendly conversation during the team's most recent game.
Week Two Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Reggie Bush, Clay Matthews and Adam Vinatieri as its Players of the Week.
AFC East Spin cycle: Week Two
This week, it was the Bills and Dolphins turning the tables by winning big and the Patriots and Jets suffering ugly losses.
Bush leads Dolphins to first win in Philbin era
Reggie Bush ran for 172 yards and two touchdowns Sunday, and the Dolphins won a home opener for the first time since 2005 by beating the Raiders 35-13.
Key matchup: Raiders RB Darren McFadden vs. Dolphins front seven
In Friday's key matchup, respective team strengths will be facing off in a big game for two struggling teams, the Raiders and Dolphins.
WR Johnson charged with domestic battery
Free-agent WR Chad Johnson was formally charged with one count of misdemeanor domestic battery, according to reports.
AFC East Spin cycle: Week One
The Patriots and Jets dominated in Week One, while the Bills are close to panic mode and the Dolphins have a long way to go.
Insider: Parcells' poor drafts drained Dolphins
An NFL insider says Bill Parcells left the Dolphins' organization with a dearth of talent.
Texans pick Tannehill three times in 30-10 win
Houston's defense dominated rookie Ryan Tannehill and Miami in the Texans' 30-10 win over the Dolphins on Sunday.
Dolphins release QB Garrard
The Dolphins released QB David Garrard on Tuesday. Prior to knee surgery, Garrard was considered a favorite to start at quarterback.
Patriots sign RB Hilliard, waive C Tennant
The Patriots signed former Dolphins RB Lex Hilliard on Tuesday. Hilliard is the fifth running back on the team's roster.
WR Armstrong awarded to Dolphins off waivers
WR Anthony Armstrong, two defensive backs and a linebacker have been awarded to the Dolphins off waivers.
Davis trade opens door for Dolphins CB Carroll
Dolphins third-year CB Nolan Carroll is now the team's outside option in the sub-package after Vontae Davis was traded to Indy.
Dolphins ship OL Cook to Cowboys
The Dolphins traded reserve OL Ryan Cook to the Cowboys for a 2013 seventh-round pick, according to multiple reports.
Thomas has been placed on injured reserve because of a knee injury.||||||| Thomas was hurt in Sunday's win over Jacksonville. He ranks second on the team with 325 yards rushing, averaging 3.6 yards per carry and scoring four touchdowns.
Thomas could be close to returning after returning to full practice this week.||||||| Thomas has already suffered two concussion this season, but could return to the backup role for Reggie Bush in Week 8 against the Jets.
Thomas and Lamar Miller are both active for the Miami Dolphins for Sunday's game against the New York Jets.||||||| When Thomas missed last week's win over Oakland with a concussion, Miller carried 10 times in his NFL debut for 65 yards, including a 15-yard score to seal the victory. They'll back up Reggie Bush.
Thomas has missed practice for the second day in a row because of a concussion, increasing the likelihood Lamar Miller will make his NFL debut Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.||||||| Thomas, the backup to starter Reggie Bush, was hurt in the second quarter of Sunday's season-opening loss at Houston.
Miami running back Daniel Thomas has left Sunday's game against Houston with a head injury.||||||| Thomas was injured on a play where he fumbled just before halftime. He remained on a the field for several minutes before walking off unassisted. The Dolphins said he wouldn't return, but there were no further details on the extent of his injury. He had three carries for 11 yards and one reception for 32 yards before he was injured.


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My blog has existed for a year and a half with just the standard WordPress symbol identifying it. I decided not to have my own photo as a blavatar image since this is more about my past than about me. Until now I have been stuck for ideas as to what might be an appropriate picture, but tonight I had a flash of inspiration. I have a water colour of Amble harbour showing the coal staiths and fishing boats. Nothing could be more appropriate since it was coal mines and fish quays that brought my various ancestral lines together at Amble to produce me. The blavatar is a little too small to get the full effect, so here is a picture of the painting. This is one of many local Northumbrian scenes painted by my uncle.
114 years ago today
On 29 April 1898 John Henderson, age 38, fell into Amble Harbour while trying to fix the tiller on a boat. An extensive search was carried out, but John was not found until several days later when the tide washed his body back into the harbour. The photo shows his grave in Amble East Cemetery.
John left behind his pregnant wife Mary and two children: David, age 4, who was later killed in WWI and baby Isabella. Their posthumous child, named John after his Dad, died in September 1899 age 10 months.
I have several John Hendersons in my tree. This John, who met the tragic harbour death, was my granny's uncle, the eldest son of my 2x great grandparents John Henderson and Margaret Stavers.
107 years ago today
This photo shows "Auntie Harriet", my grandmother's younger sister. I am dating it as early 1930s as the bottom half of the photo (cropped off here) shows two small girls who were born in 1930 and 1931. Since the caption written on the back by my granny tells me it was taken "at our Harriet's door" I am assuming it to be taken at The Drift (Chevington Drift). Note the tin bath hanging on the outside wall – used for baths in front of the fire in pit houses.
My great-aunt Harriet Anne Henderson was born 28 Apr 1905 at Amble in Northumberland. Her parents were Archibald (Archie) Henderson and Margaret Jane Thornton. She married twice, first to John Rutter in 1928, then to Thomas (Tommy) Lindsley in 1977. My mother was very close to her Auntie Harriet who used to visit us regularly and bring her granddaughter to play with me. We alternated between them coming to see us in Amble and us going to see them at the Drift or later in Ferneybeds.
The Christian name Harriet recurs frequently among my Henderson relatives and seems to have been passed down from my 3x great-grandmother Harriet Miller Newton, born in Cullercoats in 1814.
70 years ago today
My Mam & Dad, George William Crackett & Margaret Jane Webb (George & Peggy) were married on 18 April 1942 at Amble Methodist Church. You can see from the attire that it was a wartime wedding, and the festivities were no doubt a little dampened by the loss of my Dad's brother Syd just a couple of weeks earlier. The officiating minister at the wedding was great uncle Will (the Rev. William Robinson Turner) brother of my granny Crackett. Shortly after the wedding my Dad went off to serve in India for 3 years and my Mam returned to live with her parents in Radcliffe for the duration of the war.
Disentangling Doleman
Much of today's effort has been devoted to trying to tie down my connection to the Doleman family. My grandfather Jonathan Doleman Webb had several Doleman "cousins" in Amble in Northumberland, but I have been unable to work out exactly where the relationship lies. I cannot find any appropriate Webb-Doleman marriages to tie the connection to his paternal line or Davis-Doleman marriages to tie it to his maternal line. I have now traced the Amble Doleman line back to Bilston in Staffordshire in the hope that this may shed some light.
Ambling through life
Newton in my pedigree
I have now started a Newton page under My family. Tracing my Newton "granny" is one example of where the first names of descendants gave me a clue to which was the correct bride. My Newtons were seafaring folk in Cullercoats in Northumberland, who later ventured North to Amble after Harriet Miller Newton married into the Henderson family.
Oliver in my pedigree
My "About Me" page
The About Me page tells you a little about my background. Where I grew up, studied and worked. It also starts to address the question of "Who Do I Think I Am?" since I am interested in how a long line of miners and fisherman produced someone whose working life has progressed from audit and accountancy in NE England to developing IT services for the Norwegian Health Sector.


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The bright lights of the national media will be focused on Old Dominion student Chris Robertson in an episode of CBS News' "48 Hours" to be broadcast tonight.
Robertson, a native of Yorktown and a chemistry major, will be the subject of another installment of the program's "Class of 2000" series, which has followed a cross-section of students from across the country since 1996.
The show will air at 10 p.m. Thursday, June 22 on WTKR-TV (Ch. 3).
Robertson, who just completed his second year at Old Dominion, was first interviewed for the program in 1996. Though he had hoped to receive his high school diploma that year, he admits drug problems put him two years behind in school.
Thanks to his rehabilitation, however, Robertson now appears to have his life back on track. He graduated from Mid-Atlantic Academy with a 4.0 GPA. In addition to attending classes at Old Dominion, he works at a Newport News Starbucks store and at a local teen counseling center.
Robertson last year qualified for a Governor's Technology Scholarship, which provides $4,000 a year for up to four years for study in technology-related fields. High school students must have a 3.25 GPA and a minimum 1100 SAT score with a math sub-score of 590 to qualify for the scholarship.
For its latest piece, "48 Hours" producers visited Robertson last month to shoot videotape of him on campus. A reporter was also scheduled to interview him on the same picnic bench outside his mother's house where they first met four years ago.
"I'm so impressed that Old Dominion took a look at him in a way that allowed him to matriculate," said Robertson's mother, Susan Smith. "He had so many gaps, I've been so amazed he's been able to do what he has."
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