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The Dawes Rolls
(Final Rolls of the
Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes
in Indian Territory)
Step 4: Look up the Person in the Final Rolls online
In the Final Rolls for Indians by blood, you will find the person's name, age, sex, blood degree, and census card number. For Freedmen, you'll find the person's name, age, sex, and census card number (no blood degree).
- Step 1: Dawes Rolls Introduction
- Step 2: Check to see if the person's Census Card is described online
- Step 3: Use the Index to the Final Rolls online
- Step 4: Look up the Person in the Final Rolls online
- Step 5: What You Can Do Next
- Print all 5 steps out (PDF format)
Step 4: Look up the Person in the Final Rolls online
The Final Rolls are available through NARA's Online Catalog.
In order to find the person in the Final Rolls, you will be searching in the Online Catalog.
- Go to the Online Catalog main page
- In the Search box, enter 300321 (this is the National Archives Identifier) and click Search.
- Click on the link that says The Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory., 03/04/1907
- Click on the Tab which says "Digital Copies"
Note that the page says Digital Copies 1-10 of 634 (total pages).
Scroll to the pages for the respective tribe you are looking for by either clicking on
the forward arrows to jump ahead or by clicking on the page numbers.
(Note: This may require patience and some trial and error to find it!)
After you browse through the pages to find the tribe you are looking for, you can find the person listed in numerical order, using the Roll Number you obtained from the Index.
Getting back to the previous example where we were looking for Napoleon Ainsworth of the Choctaws, we will browse through the images to find the Choctaw tribe, and then click through those images until we find number 8938 listed on image 54 (page 6).
Click on the image for page 54. This is what you will see at the top:
Napoleon is listed as number 8938, just as expected from the index, along with his age, sex, blood degree, and census card number.
- Write down everything that is listed on the line of the person you are looking for.
You will especially want to write down the Census Card No. so you can
continue research with records held in NARA's Fort Worth facility.
You will find the Census Card number in the sixth column,
after the person's age,
sex, and blood degree.
In this case, we write down Census Card No. 3055 for Napoleon Ainsworth.
Next Step:
- Now that you have obtained the Census Card number from the Final Rolls, and have already checked to see if the Enrollment or Census card has been described in the Online Catalog (in Step 2), you can proceed to Step 5: What You Can Do Next.
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Born to Upgrade: Larry Angell of Uncrate
Over the next few weeks, I'm doing a campaign for Gap that features profiles of other design bloggers. The interviews are an extension of Gap's Born To… Campaign, which is about pursuing your passion. As you may have noticed, I'm into that. You can find out more about the campaign on the Facebook page here. For completists, the whole set of interviews is over here.
This week's interview is with Larry Angell, founder and curator for Uncrate, which is a killer shopping site for guys. Of course, this essentially makes him the male me. We've never met in real life, but it's probably for the best, because I think if we collided we could potentially annihilate one another, matter/anti-matter style.
Larry grew up in Ohio, where he settled with his wife Julie, and he's been interested in design since he was a kid.
"Early on, in first or second grade, I started paying attention to other kids," he says. "What they were doing, wearing, using. I specifically remember that this one boy, Eric, had a plastic, neon-orange supply box that held his pencils, crayons, glue, what have you. But instead of the normal label where your mom would write your name, he had a large rectangular camouflage label. Camouflage. I couldn't contain myself. How awesome was this box? This was in the mid-'80s, mind you, so my obsession with G.I. Joe was strong. I had to know where he got this box with the camouflage label. I asked and prodded until I knew exactly what store I could acquire both the box and the camouflage contact paper used to make the label. That was the beginning of my madness."
Since Larry is a products geek, we mostly talked about stuff. Awesome stuff:
Larry's Favorite Shops
Homage Clothing
One of my friends in Columbus makes these handsome tees. The buttery-soft shirts feature terrific, mostly sport-inspired, vintage designs. I wear one almost every day either by itself or under an Oxford.
They've been churning out American-made outdoor gear since 1897, when they began as an outfitter for the Great Klondike Gold Rush. Nowadays, Filson's last-a-lifetime bags are all the rage among the workwear posers. Buy one knowing they'll never go out of style. And that they get better the more you break them in.
Portland General Store
With scents like whiksey, tobacco, moss, and wood, this is the manliest skincare line I've seen. The Maker's Mark-infused old-fashioned wet shave jelly is just what the doctor ordered. They sell a cigar box full of samples for $25. It's worth getting, even if you just use the bottles for decoration.
Larry's recent upgrades
Logitech diNovo Edge Keyboard
If Jesus made an input device, it wouldn't even come close to this thing. Not only is it sleeker than anything Apple could design, this keyboard's laptop-like keys are so precise and silky smooth that you'd keep typing through a house fire. It's completely wireless and has a built-in rechargeable battery that literally lasts for months between charges.
Viking Pool
This is probably the biggest upgrade I've ever made in terms of before and after (think plastic Kmart wading pool). They cost a little more than other in-ground pools, but these fiberglass monsters are so worth it. They come in a slew of different shapes and colors, and get delivered to you on a flat-bed semi. Your pool guy just digs a big hole and drops it in with a crane. A combination of in-floor cleaning and an automated cover keep me free from ever vacuuming. Oh, and another benefit of the fiberglass construction is having built-in seats and ledges all around the pool.
Nike SQ Dymo Squared STR8-FIT Driver
This club added about 20 yards to my drives. I'm still terrible, but this thing keeps me on the fairways (usually) and gets me that much closer to the greens (where the real fun begins). And when I'm slicing and shanking worse than usual, the driver is fully customizable with a few turns of a wrench, letting you adjust face angle, lie angle, and loft.
What's Inspiring Larry
The iPhone's camera and all the camera apps. On its own, the iPhone's camera isn't the greatest. But with apps like CameraBag, QuadCamera, and ShakeItPhoto, you can take really awesome, vintage-style photos. These apps answer the question of how do you make a crappy picture look better? By making it look crappier. With just a couple taps, your photo is instantly turned into something that looks like it was taken 20, 30, or 40 years ago. This is having a major affect on the way folks are using their camera. I've been inspired to turn my photoblog into something entirely new (old?) by documenting my days using only Polaroid-esque iPhone pictures, as ShakeItPhoto's developer is doing. Some other, non-vintage camera apps I've been liking are AutoStitch (panoramas), Photogene (image editing), ColorSplash (cutout style photos), and Camera Genius (multi-function).
If He Could Buy Anything He Wanted?
Tesla Model S
I guess it's only a dream purchase because you can't buy one yet, but the Model S is exquisite. It's really unbelievable that it was designed in the U.S. Besides the beauty on the outside, this eco-ride has crazy numbers — a 300-mile range, a 45-minute recharge, a 0-60 time of 5.6 seconds, and a top speed of 120 mph.
Cincinnati Bengals
They've got an inept management system that borders on tyranny. In the history of professional sports, their lack of office talent only rivals the talent they've put on the field in the last couple seasons. It's tough to watch, and I could turn it around in a couple off-season months. Although a new defense this year, led by Roy Williams, Ray Maualuga and Tank Johnson, might be hardcore enough to spit out a winning season.
In-N-Out Burger franchise
What is wrong with this company? Expand east, you a-holes. I don't go to Vegas now to gamble or ogle girls — I go for the burgers. If this (currently private) company would franchise their joints, every man, woman, and child would have access to the deliciousness of these burgers. FedExing fast food shouldn't sound reasonable in this day and age. Those are good burgers, Walter.
18 Responses to "Born to Upgrade: Larry Angell of Uncrate"
Becki Says:
I loved this interview. I must introduce my husband to Uncrate as he loves many of the things on this list, and should love them all. Thank you!
famousamy Says:
OMG, I love this guy and I've just met him! As a fellow Ohioan (just north of Cinci) I couldn't agree more with the last two things he would buy! Stupid Mike Brown and his stupid management skills. If we do happen to do well this year it will be very lucky.. though as usual, I'm holding onto a thin thread of hope because it's too hard to let go completely.
And the "Expand east, you a-holes" comment is seriously something I've been saying for years about In-N-Out Burger.. DO NOT UNDERSTAND THEM.
Thanks for this article, I will have my husband look into Uncrate (and frankly I probably will myself) and I'm also going to seriously look into the Viking Pools. Those look awesome!
Desiree Says:
If you buy an In-n-Out burger right before you get on a plane (there's an In-n-Out a couple blocks from LAX), stuff it in some tupperware, stuff the tupperware in your luggage, the burger will still be completely delicious when you get to the other side of the country. Or so says my close friend's fiancee, who was greeted with just such a tupperware when she returned to Savannah from visiting me. Not as good as having your own In-n-Out, but it's something.
Meredith Says:
As a lifetime Ohio resident I love him for his Bengals comments alone. :giggling:
Rachel Says:
Look at this, two Ohio people commenting already! As a relocated (to Tennessee) Ohioan, I was so happy to see someone inspiring on your blog from OHIO! Go Midwest!
Bonnie B. Says:
I loved this post and his writing, but the last entry is what made me completely convinced that he's a genius. And just FYI – I grew up in Los Angeles and ate those delicious burgers for 22 years, moved up to northern California and had to wait 15 years for them to get their a-holes up there!!
Rose Says:
I have to say as a long-time reader I'm really disappointed with the corporate influence on this site recently. Maggie, I understand you have to make a living — but there's a difference between selling advertising space on a website and actually integrating commericials into your content. "Over the next few weeks, I'm doing a campaign for Gap"? "Mighty Life List, with a little help from Intel?" It cheapens the weight of your creativity and integrity when you use it to directly shill for big business.
Elizabeth Says:
I have to disagree with people who say that Mighty Girl has gotten too corporate or too intertwined with its sponsors. On the contrary, I appreciate that Maggie has removed the transparency of her relationship with her ad partners. Instead of pretending that she is sitting around and plunking the keys on her computer just for the sake of being chatty, she is being completely honest about the fact that, hey, her site makes her money, and here is some of the work that she does in exchange for that money. Nothing is hidden, and I like that.
Nicole Says:
I agree with the other comments. Also, Outblush is the female counterpart to Uncrate, not you. Sorry.
Sassafras Mama Says:
In defense of In-n-Out, the company won't expand to far out of their supply-line network, which is west coast-based. They keep it small(ish) on purpose and that's how they turn out such a quality product. So, yes, this transplanted Californian (now in New Jersey) would love some In-n-Out action closer to home, but I understand why it ain't happening.
And I'm okay with that, because this is a good company.
Megan S. Says:
Um, I'm fine with the ads, I'm just wondering where the rest of the mighty sites went. I can't seem to get to mightygoods.com or and of the others.
David g Says:
In n out gets all their beef from a few farms that I believe are in Arizona. They promise not to freeze their beef, so they can only expand as far away from the farms as they can truck the beef in a refrigerator and not a freezer. After four years in Palo Alto, I'm missing it just as much as you guys are at my new homebase in St Louis…
Nellie Says:
So… also a transplanted Ohioan here… and an Ohio State alum. I stumbled upon the Homage tshirts a few weeks ago when looking for Ohio State tshirts – via a generic Gmail ad, actually! Larry, tell your friend his ad strategy is working! I loved them, but didn't buy. I am SO. EXCITED. to learn that they are recommended by someone who seems as cool as Larry does!
Thanks for writing this, I'm about to go subscribe to his blog and probably buy some tshirts. And dream about In-n-Out. I respect their devotion buy BOY do I miss that food.
Maggie, from a long-time lurker who absolutely loves reading your blog, I don't mind the sponsorships at all. It's still creative, fantastic, inspiring stuff on this site… whether or not the Gap paid for you to do it. I'd rather you find sponsors and write about their campaigns and thereby KEEP DOING THIS than see it all end because you can't sustain it. You go girl! Keep up the good work! Enjoy Greece!
Nellie Says:
…but* BOY do I miss that food…
Paul Says:
As a California refugee now living in Oregon I want In'N'Out as much as anyone so why not up north, here? We're West Coast, too! Everytime I wear my in'n'out t-shirt (I mean everytime) someone asks me why we don't have one near Portland.
Love the rechargeable wireless keyboard. So 2010!
Sharon Says:
The last time I went to In'N'Out in Burlingame, the burger was cold and tasted like ass.
Kirsten Says:
I love it Maggie. Don't listen to the haters. I'm so happy that a person as fab as you has figured out how to make an income doing what they so obviously love.
B Says:
#8 Elizabeth, most likely Maggie has not, as you phrased it, "removed the transparency of her relationship with her ad partners" (though that's a touching altruistic sentiment), so much as she's fulfilled contractual obligations with said ad partners.


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A big range in early morning temperatures with upper 30s inland and upper 50s closer to the lake. In spite of the cool start, everyone warms to the upper 60s today.
Increasing clouds for the afternoon as we watch a warm front approach. Highs climb quickly to the mid 70s tomorrow and low 80s for Thursday. We'll even feel the humidity again Thursday. The warm front will trigger scattered showers for overnight and Wednesday. No severe weather is expected tomorrow. But, there is a chance for storms Thursday afternoon with a cool front. Showers will linger for part of Friday as highs hold in the mid 70s.
High pressure slides in for the weekend bringing a return to sunshine and seasonal highs in the upper 60s.
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Traditionally, tissue boxes are ugly. Some companies do the best they can to make the square cardboard into something pretty, but really, it's all the same.
Grannies and nannies will work hard to pretty up tissue boxes with their knitting tricks, but to this day I've still never seen a tissue box that I would actually consider home decor.
It's still not perfect, but I do like the look of this coffee cup turned tissue box a little better just because of the unconventionality of it. So here's how you can upcycle one of your disposable coffee cups into a tissue box:
You will need -
1. A used coffee cup with lid.
2. An exacto-knife
3. Tissues
4. Markers/paints/colours
5. Hot glue gun or puff paint
Now all we need is to find some tissues that are more environmentally responsible!


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10 Red Hairstyles We Love
From luscious strawberry blonde curls to a ravishing copper ponytail, theres nothing quite as striking as a classic red hairstyle. Whether youre pumped for an upcoming salon appointment or eager to experiment with a new 'do at home, get inspired by 10 gorgeous hairstyles from our favorite redheads.
By Kim Peiffer
Debra Messings Pumped-Up Pony
Messing made a splash at the Golden Globes with her high, copper-hued ponytail. "Her look is simple, yet sleek," says Stuart-Lukosus. Ask your stylist for a not-too-taught, but elegant ponytail. To style yourself, tease the top half of your hair, then loosely pull strands into a low ponytail. After it's tightly in place, take a small section of hair and wrap it around the elastic band of your pony before securing with bobby pins. Finish the look with a shine spray and a light hair spray.


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Fixing a personal problem is often the easy part. It's figuring out you have the problem in the first place that can be difficult. Kenneth W. Christian, a Carmichael, California, psychologist for more than 25 years, has rescued numerous entrepreneurs from themselves. If you can figure out you have a problem, he says, the best way to manage your weakness is to "disconnect the trigger." If, for instance, you have a short fuse, you may discover your temper rises with your workload, and you're constantly chewing out your one employee. To deal with an unmanageable workload, you could either hire somebody else or opt to work from home on the days you're likely to blow sky-high.
That's the problem Demetri Argyropoulos faces when employees do things that raise his ire. "It's not so much a short temper," says Argyropoulos, CEO of Prima Consulting Group Inc., a Santa Barbara, California, business talent agency that connects professionals with firms that have business and technical needs. "But I have low tolerance for lack of common sense. I think I have a lot of that, and that's what people really lack."
The 27-year-old entrepreneur readily admits that when expectations for employees aren't met, he sets himself up "for getting pissed off. I don't slam doors or anything like that. But I will maybe insult the person a bit, like 'How could you do such a stupid thing?'"
Argyropoulos doesn't really believe his getting peeved is a problem, and it probably isn't-Prima is almost a $10 million operation, employing 22 people full time-but that may be because he's disconnected the trigger: Argyropoulos has surrounded himself with "some very key personnel who handle a lot of the office relationships. They make my life so much easier. They're able to operate as close [as possible] to the quality that I can produce, and in some regards, they have skills I don't have as well."
But what if you don't know what your weaknesses are? What do you do then? Christian suggests some self-analysis is in order. He indicates that, as with Dorothy and those ruby slippers, the answers have been with you the whole time. "No matter how young and inexperienced in the business world you are, you know if you don't have patience," says Christian. "You have to work on yourself-and create backups, checkups, anything to keep you in some sort of order, if you have a weakness that threatens to distract you from your business."
- Ask around. Talk to some of your friends or family members, tell them you're planning on starting a business, and ask them to assess what your weaknesses might be and what's most likely to trip up your company.
- Look at your career history. Think about the comments you've received over the years, from as far back as elementary school. Chances are, if you were a slob in the seventh grade and your locker needed to be fumigated, you could be facing a future filled with overstuffed, almost useless filing cabinets. "Look for a pattern," urges Christian. "They're always there."
- Go deep, very deep. In other words, you have to be willing to analyze everything about yourself. Accept the idea that what you thought were your strengths might be weaknesses. Often, Christian observes, we like the idea of changing on our own terms. As he points out in his book, "If you do not prepare well for change, are not open and pliable, and do not pay close attention, you undermine your own attempts to change."
Geoff Williams has written for numerous publications, including Entrepreneur, Consumer Reports, LIFE and Entertainment Weekly. He also is the author of Living Well with Bad Credit.
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Originally published Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 11:19 AM
Brendan Steele, Jason Dufner share PGA Championship lead | Golf
Brendan Steele and Jason Dufner share the lead entering the final round of the PGA Championship in Johns Creek, Ga.
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — As the shadows grow longer Sunday evening over Atlanta Athletic Club, a golfer on or near the lead at the PGA Championship will step to the 15th tee and might need merely to survive.
It might be obscure third-round leaders Brendan Steele or Jason Dufner, or any of the 17 other players no more than six strokes off the lead. The season's final major tournament has been difficult to define to this point because only true golf insiders know most of the characters in and around the lead. But it is hard to imagine the tournament won't be defined by a brutal, four-hole finish.
"I don't think there's another stretch that I can remember that's this difficult coming in," said Tiger Woods, long before he missed the cut Friday and departed.
Steele, a 28-year-old Californian, had never played a PGA Tour event before this season, and this is his first major championship. He is ranked 121st in the world. He won the Texas Open earlier this year, a turn of events that, he said, "kind of blew my mind."
Dufner, 34, walked onto the college team at Auburn and has won nothing this side of the second-tier Nationwide Tour. He is ranked 80th in the world and has missed so many recent cuts that, before this event, he hadn't played a competitive PGA Tour round on the weekend since May.
Dufner could take his chubby face and waggling swing onto any municipal driving range anywhere in the country, hit a bucket of balls and walk out unnoticed.
Both men — Steele behind his 66 Saturday, Dufner with a 68 — are at 7-under 203 through three rounds. The pack in pursuit is hardly star-studded. Keegan Bradley (69), a Tour rookie who also won earlier in the season in Texas, trails by a shot. Scott Verplank (69), the 47-year-old who played at Oklahoma State, is two back.
Steve Stricker (69) brings what amounts to star power, though it is doubtful the majority of people in the sweat-soaked galleries here could recall he is the highest-ranked American in the world, at No. 5. He is three strokes behind.
"I think it just shows the depth and how good guys are these days," Steele said.
That might be true. But the player who steps to the 15th tee with the lead Sunday — be it Steele or Bradley in their first majors, Dufner in his 11th or Stricker in his 50th — will have to deal with his own nerves and an unrelenting stretch of holes.
"You're really going to need to commit to the shots that you're hitting," Steele said.
"Any sort of wishy-washy-type play there is not going to get it done."
Go to the scorecard.
No. 15 is a par-3 hole of 260 yards — with a large bunker to the left. And another to the back right. And that is if you carry the water that guards all but the very left portion of the green.
"It's too long," Stricker said of the hole. "It doesn't need to be that long."
No. 14 just starts the fun. The 16th is an uphill, 476-yard, dogleg-right, par-4 hole with a fairway protected by three huge bunkers on the right and a green protected by two more large traps.
The 17th is, in some sense, the breather, a par 3 of "only" 207 yards. But it is entirely over water and there are bunkers in the back; the field has made 32 scores of double bogey or worse in three rounds.
Then there is the finishing hole. On the scorecard, it lists at 507 yards — and is a par 4.
Expect it to play that length Sunday. Saturday, it was a mere 484 yards, but still with the narrowest of landing areas. Water guards the entire left-hand side; bunkers dot the right.
"It's a tough hole," said David Toms, who won here in 2001. "And I'm not afraid to lay up."
Steele came to the 18th Saturday with a two-shot lead over Dufner and Bradley. Off the tee, he found the third bunker on the right. With 235 yards in, he resisted temptation and laid up. But he could not get up and down from 97 yards, and his closing bogey brought him back closer to the pack.
Ryan Moore (76) of Puyallup is tied for 71st at 10 over.
• Travis Hampshire (9-under 63) and Steve Friesen (68) share the lead at 18-under 198 after three rounds of the Price Cutter Charity Championship, a Nationwide Tour event in Springfield, Mo.
Ex-Washington Huskies player Richard H. Lee (71) is tied for 58th place at 6 under.
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WASHINGTON, June 7, 2013 — Score points with your golf–crazed dad this Father's Day. These travel packages make family bonding on and off the links easy and affordable.
Recently renovated, the Villas of Grand Cypress in Orlando is offering to "Teach Dad a Lesson This Father's Day." This package includes overnight accommodations, a one-hour lesson with golf pro Fred Griffin, who oversees the Grand Cypress Academy of Golf, breakfast for two and access to the resort's 18 holes of Jack Nicklaus-designed golf. Rates start at $399 per night.
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Bonaventure Resort & Spa has an award-winning steakhouse, four outdoor swimming pools, two newly renovated PGA golf courses as well as South Florida's largest full-service destination spa. The resort is offering dads a chance to be among the first to play on the recently renovated 18-hole championship East Course at the Bonaventure Country Club. The package also includes nightly accommodations, welcome cocktails, a tailgate boxed lunch, daily breakfast, 20 percent off any spa treatment at the resort's new Alaya Spa, and a guaranteed 4 p.m. late checkout. Rates start at $289 until September 2013.
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Longboat Key Club Resort on the west Coast of Florida is set on a barrier island near Sarasota. The resort is offering Stay and Play Golf Getaway for Father's Day. The package includes unlimited golf from 2 p.m. until sunset (including cart fee and rental clubs), $100 daily spa credit towards any "Just for Men" treatments, and a 10 percent discount on retail items in pro-shop (excluding equipment). Use Promo Code is SUMGOLF. The package is starting at $349 on weekdays and $389 Friday and Saturday. It runs until September 30, 2013.
With the "Puff and Putt" package at the Omni Bedford Springs Resort in Bedford, Pennsylvania fathers can enjoy a day on the greens at the historic resort, home to one of the country's oldest golf courses. The "Puff and Putt" package includes two nights accommodations, a round of golf for two, dinner for two and a special scotch tasting with premium hand rolled cigars to be enjoyed by the fire pit. Rates start at $299 per person, per night.
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This Father's Day treat your dad to a golf and spa getaway with the "Drive & Revive" package. Celebrating its centennial this year, The Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The package includes two nights, a buffet breakfast, an appetizer at The Great Hall Bar or Magnolia Lounge, a 50-minute Classic Massage at the resort's spa (per adult), and one round of golf (per adult). Rates start at $995.
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Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa has teamed up with TPC Sawgrass to create a unique Father's Day golf package. Fathers can choose from five championship golf courses, including TPC Sawgrass, home of The PLAYERS Championship Tournament. The package also includes accommodations, breakfast daily, one round of Dye's Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass, one round on THE PLAYERS Course at TPC Sawgrass, one TPC Nike Golf Shirt, one commemorative 17th Hole Bag Tag, one dozen Nike Vapor golf balls, transportation to golf courses and golf bag storage. Rates start at $249 per person and are valid from July 8 - August 30, 2013.
The Lodge at Doonbeg invites fathers to celebrate the gift of golf, Guinness and relaxation. The lodge is the only 5-star luxury coastal resort in western Ireland. The 400-acre property features a Greg Norman-designed championship course. Book dad the Pre Golf Massage, which focuses on specific areas used during a round of golf (30 minutes, €60.00/$80 USD) then visit the men's relaxation room with a therapeutic bath soak, steam or sauna. Hotel rates start at $206.
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Luxury combined with environmental stewardship is what sets the Inn at Palmetto Bluff apart among Southern properties. Created for dads, the May River Golf Package includes cottage accommodations, a round of golf, the use of the steam room and whirlpool at the Auberge Spa and daily breakfast at Buffalo's. Rates start at $595 per night for a two-night package.
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Calgary, Alberta, January 30, 2012 — Following an 18-month investigation, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) charged Tahir Chaudhry (also known as Tahir Ahmed) and Tahira Aslam (also known as Tahira Ahmed), with three counts under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).
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Stroucken was appointed CEO and Chairman in 2007, and has served as a member of O-I's board of directors since 2005.About O-I Owens- Illinois, Inc. (NYSE: OI) is the world's largest glass container manufacturer and preferred partner for many of the world's leading food and beverage brands. With revenues of $6.6 billion in 2010, the company is headquartered in Perrysburg, Ohio, USA, and employs more than 24,000 people at 81 plants in 21 countries. O-I delivers safe, effective and sustainable glass packaging solutions to a growing global marketplace. For more information, visit www.o-i.com. SOURCE Owens- Illinois, Inc.
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JoJo wants out. After being stuck in limbo for seven years, the singer is suing Blackground Records for her release.
According to the New York Daily News, JoJo has filed a lawsuit against Da Family Records and Blackground Records claiming that under New York State law, minors cannot sign contracts that last more than seven years.
JoJo and her parents signed a contract in 2004 when she was 12. She argues that her contract was up in March 2011.
The 22-year-old has had a highly-publicized battle with her label and has not released a commercial album since 2006′s The High Road.
She recorded her third album and even shot the packaging, but the label would never give her a release date. "Blackground Records lost their distribution deal through Interscope, and if you can get the answer from them on why that happened, that would be a miracle," JoJo told BuzzFeed in May.
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If you love cars then you'll love this magazine. If you love Top Gear, then you won't necessarily love this magazine. By this I mean it is very different from the show. Yes you still have funny inputs from Jeremy, James and Richard but it is much more car focused.
I have a subscription to this magazine and I love cars, I love everything about them and as such I am quite sad. Dont' buy this magazine unless you are interested in what engine it has, whether the v8 provides better handling than the v12 or whether some upgraded monocoque frame provides a much better performance than the old one. For instance, if you didn't understand that last sentence then the magazine is probably not for you.
Don't expect to see sneak peeks of the upcoming series either as they are very separate from each other. Top Gear magazine is for car bores and Top Gear TV is for family viewing.
All that said though, it is more interesting than the other car magazines even with the bits most people would find dull. Overall I would suggest this magazine but only if you truly love cars and all their dull mechanics.
A good and factual magazine, this is quite different from the TV show. There is more facts, less humour. More everyday cars and less supercars (although they are still in there).
I always enjoy reading Jeremy Clarksons page, he gets a one/two page section and these are often funny, even you don't agree with him.
James May also gets a page to write but oddly enough Richard Hammond does not appear in the magazine. Richard does write for other publications, however, including some motorbike mag.
A suprise writer for some articles, mainly test drives, is Tom Ford. A suprise as he is straight out of 5th Gear fame, Top Gears main competition in the UK - for the TV market at least.
One good aspect about the items in this is the honesty that is copied from the TV program. If a car is rubbish, they just say so. This is something smaller magazines sometimes dare not do because the manufacturers might not loan them any more cars. Top Gear have the power over the manufacturers.
From what I understand, only one manufacturer has ever refused to loan Top Gear a car and that was Rover. And look what happened to them.
So we get honesty, James May and Jeremy Clarkson. We also get an awful lot of adverts - possibly half of the magazine is advert filled. This keeps the cost down however, so we shouldn't see that as a negative.
They often put nice gifts on this as well. Often sample DVD's of their own full-length DVD's and DVD's of the program itself.
A nice buy this magazine, but quite different from the TV programme.
Being something of a "petrolhead" I subscribe to/buy several car magazines every month and Top gear is one of those magazines.
I am a huge fan of the BBC TV show, however the magazine is not quite as irreverent as the TV programme and is not as focused on just the top end performance cars that Jeremy, Richard and James clearly enjoy hooning round the test track and across the globe.
It is a quality magazine, with a page count usually running to over 300 pages, which for the cover price of £3.95 is very good value.
It is split into several sections consisting of "Metal" which is the news section, then "Faces" which has regular monthly contributors including Jeremy Clarkson and James May. "Drives" gives a very brief road test of a number of cars each month.
Then there is the "Features" section, which is usually full various articles about the cars we love but generally will never own ie, Bugatti's, Lamborghini's, Ferrari's et al.
Finally at the back of each issue is "lifers" section where various cars are run as long term test cars by contributors to the magazine and these are cars you can actually own, not supercars snatched from the motoring stratosphere.
Also at the back is a new car data section which gives prices and specification for virtually every new car available in the UK.
Downsides? Not many in my opinion, to be honest I'm hard pressed to think of anything. I suppose 50 pages of advertising at the back of the mag could be seen as excessive but then advertising revenue helps to keep the price down. A necessary evil then.
If I have written the review on the best in British car magazines, then the worst can?t be really far behind, isn?t it? Its funny because Top Gear comes from the house of BBC, one of the most respected names in terms of news worldwide. But that won?t deter my judgement one bit, as I think of Top Gear has now become one of the most biased magazine published in the auto-journalism world ever, and the only reason why it is alive is because of the support of BBC. So let?s see how this car magazine fares in the different departments: Packaging and Style: This is the first thing that strikes you when you are out to buy any magazine?How does it look and feel? Cover design: **** I like the cover of Top Gear, and there are many reasons behind this?firstly, it has got a different theme and layout every month, giving it an all-new look every month and secondly, its not too cluttered with small photos and headlines about what?s inside kept to a minimum. Nice and good to look at!!! Style inside: *** No surprises here, as Top Gear comes across as a cluttered magazine with confused layout and there?s very little text to be seen anywhere in the first sight. Full page-length photographs and advertisements dominate the whole magazine, which doesen?t look to be very impressive. Moreover, the size of the text is too small to make an impact on the first look. Quality of pages is again nothing to write home about, and this is one department where Top Gear gets beaten by its ace competitor What Car? Content: All-right. The magazine looks good, but what use will it be if there is nothing to read in it. Isn?t it. We?ll rate Top Gear by its different sections, as one goes through the magazine to give you an insight into how good the regular features are: First Gear: ** This is one of the first sections of the magazine and has news on the latest cars from around the world. Its not at all detailed, provides very little in terms of inf
ormation on the car, and the only thing you notice is stretched photographs. There is a section on Motorsport as well (just 1-2 pages long) and even after buying 3-4 issues, I am still not able to make out what it wants to convey. Not at all impressive!!! First Steer:** Road-test time, but at Top Gear, people don?t seem to be serious enough...taking into account that this section contains single road-tests of newly launched cars and models, the maximum I have ever got to read about a car here is 1 page. Its just too short-winded, and the only thing worth noticing is the stretched photographs on the pages...the whole section is 20-30 pages long out of which 12-13 are dedicated to photographs, which surprisingly, suffer from proper proper lighting and appear to be dull to me. Too Bad, yet again. Group Tests:** If there? some stuff to read in this magazine, its all here. Each issue has 3-4 group tests which are stretched to 40-50 pages all thanks to half-page and full-page length photographs. Reading material is adequate, but content-wise, the editors seem to be heavily biased towards European-made cars and write-off Japanese and American cars complete with mocking. This is reason enough for me not liking this magazine. Ratings are hugely absent, and seldom do they tally with the text in the magazine. Not Impressive again!!! Top Gear Special Features:*** There are not many that this magazine comes with, and the memorable ones are too few and far between. And no, these special features don?t mean 20-30 page booklets as provided with What Car?, rather a 3-4 page write-up on car-rallies or a soon-to-be-launched model etc.etc. Readable this stuff is but that?s purely because it doesen?t involve comparing (which Top Gear too are biased to do). Strictly passable!! Buying, Running, Selling:** Although the heading promises too much, there isn?t anything worthwile to read in this 10 page long section. You can find some tips here, some tips t
here on buying a car, but soon realise that you know them from before!!! What puts me off is the cluttered way in which this section is written. There is no detail or justification on anything that?s written or advised and there?s a section called Long Term Update which tells u in just 3 pages about the 20 or so cars that the magazine team has...and half of the content is just jokes and mockery!!! Price Guide:** The name says it all- although Top Gear thinks that this guide is?the most comprehensive price guide on the planet?, but I beg to differ. For once, the layout is one of the cleanest I?ve ever seen on a magazine, but that?s because they haven?t written anything here that would provide to be of much help to a car buyer. The information, the prices, the car models are always outdated and new models are added months after their launch. And you can easily spot price-lists of 2-3 phased-out cars. Used car data is too short and the last 20-30 pages are full with classifieds. Too bad indeed!!!! Price BBC has priced the magazine competitively at £3.50, in sync with its strongest competitor-What Car?, and at some superstores like WHSmith, you can get a copy for £2.50 as well. Value for money it is, not in terms of advice and contents, but the amount of photographs and advertisements and brochures you get for this much money!! Overall No, I don?t recommend Top Gear to any avid reader on automobiles. If you think you are going to find some nice, unbiased advice on British cars, you?ll be thoroughly disappointed. Top Gear has got a big brand name, a TV Show and a slick cover going for it, but from when did auto-journalism mean all these things??? For all of you who think that Top Gear is a great magazine, I have 3 pieces of advice: 1. Visit http://topgear.beeb.com if you wanna read about Top Gear road-tests 2. Watch the show on BBC?Top Gear, its biased like the magazine, but you won?t mind as you haven?t plonked your mo
ney on it. 3. Lastly, for God?s sake, switch to What Car? for some decent British automotive advice.</b> THANK YOU, Comments are awaited like always.....
Motoring magazines are in a bit of a quandary they need to be all things to all men and all women for that matter. Some readers only buy them when they are on the look out for a new car others will buy each week and expect somewhat more from their magazine. I have spent the past few years with my head buried in motoring magazines, not because I enjoy them but they do make a cheap hat substitute. Most of the publications available are surprisingly similar. The standard format goes something like this, Bit at the front, latest road tests, letters page, big road tests, feature on some car accessory that looks suspiciously like the manufacturer paid for, review of a torch or something equally useless and then a list of prices facts and figures. This might be fine for reference while buying a new motor but there are guides specifically for that like "Parkers", the real problem is you just can't read magazines like Auto Express and What Car week in and week out. So there I was standing in the newsagents wondering what to buy, desperately trying to avoid reaching for a copy of "razzle" when I first set eyes on Top Gear magazine. Now you've probably all heard of Top Gear the Telly programme on BBC2. It's a bit of an institution in the UK and has made Jeremy Clarkson and Quentin Wilson household names. So it must have been a bit of a gamble to put the Top Gear name to a magazine that would only have a meagre helping of Mr Clarkson et al. Fame, fortune and the BBC aside what do you get for the princely sum of £3.40. Well there does have to be a formula and my heart sank when I saw the bit at the front, latest cars etc etc, but it isn't that bad. We start the magazine in "First Gear" literally, this section tends to be the latest offerings form the manufacturers bit, each small section of text normally eludes to launch dates prices and maybe one or two features, hardly a full re
view but then it's not meant to be. Most magazines do this it's a bit like a taster for what's to follow in coming weeks and it gives an opportunity the graphics artist to go mad with pictures of new cars. After flicking through at least 2 double page adverts (more on this later) comes the aptly titled first steer, here we get a bit more of a serious review on a newly released car and a chance for the journalists to finally impress. Unlike other car publications Top Gear's hacks seem to really enjoy their job and this comes through by the bucket load whether they are reviewing the latest offering from Porsche or a humble Fiesta. Now the motoring world is full of silly acronyms or confusing jargon, why is it there? Well would you buy £700 Xenon headlamps if they were badged as brighter bulbs with a different gas inside? Top Gear does use these acronyms but if they are new or some mad concoction from a manufacturer (Audi please take note) they will at least explain with a "that's assisted brakes to you and me". The reviews in the first steer section always tend to be written in a very accessible style and they have to be with only 2 pages and a huge photo to boot, in an average edition of Top Gear there are normally about 10 reviews in this bit. Ok so you're now expecting a steady flow of each category and what its about etc etc zzzzzzzzzzzz......... Well in a word No, Top gear has followed the formula in order to keep some structure but the second section of the magazine immediately shows the difference. Head Room as it is imaginatively titled is a mixture of stories, short reviews and items on things as diverse as the Mercedes Limo driven by John Lennon and the French I-80 aero train. In short if it's got a motor in it or near it and worth talking about then the guys at Top Gear will. There is often some good insight into the goings on at motoring giants with tales from the b
oardrooms played out like a 3rd rate soap, when you have to fight the office politics yourself each day it is somewhat refreshing to see General Motors having arguments over the company coffee machine policy! Next the section that most closely links Top Gear the paper version to it's Television kin the columns, here familiar faces like Quentin, Tiff and even the now ex Top Gear Mr Clarkson treat us to their pearls of wisdom. Whatever you think of anyone of the Top Gear line up their monthly ramblings do make an excellent read. The columns are aptly titled "alltorque" thanks to the head of the creative naming bureau. Each month a guest columnist is invited to present a page of intelligent arguments and witticisms on motoring related topics. These guests have ranged from political figures including a member of the Green Party who argued the case for more cycle lanes very effectively to the highly talented Mr Alexi Sayle. This is a prime example of the reason you can read Top gear each month, Alexi was given an entire page and boy did he use it! An article on car dancing produced tears from my eyes as Mr Sayle described how to dance within the confines of your motor vehicle, working through musical styles and even the use of a sunroof when dancing to the Bee Gees. All this frivolity does not however detract from the serious business of reviewing cars, Top Gears team of journalists tend to group cars together to give the best comparison of new entrants to the existing vehicles. All cars are described carefully and judged on five categories, Styling, performance, Ride and handling, accommodation and Value for money. Each section is carefully researched and seems to be conducted in a fairly unbiased way although the writing style often betrays the eventual outcome in the first few paragraphs. These group tests and the single reviews cover the entire spectrum of UK available cars from the Daewoo's of this world
right up the Mercedes S class and beyond. The majority of features in each months offering are not directly reviewing cars many are on motoring events like classic car rally's and famous motoring routes or cities. An example form the current edition sat in front of me is an item on car dealers in Las Vegas. Then there are the weird features which seem to have a predominately American feel to them with stories of our Stateside cousins building motorised goliaths within their garden sheds in a way that I thought only the "A Team" were capable. Even the nude car club of America got a review with hilarious pictures of sad old gents and strategically placed wiper blades and petrol caps, you really just don't know what to expect! Of course there are the required features of any motoring publication including Long-term tests where the Top Gear team drive a Mondeo for 6 moths free of charge and see what bits fall off. This could be so useful but what's the point of driving a brand new car, perhaps it would be far more enlightening to drive a 3 year old Ford to give punters information that can't be gleamed from a test drive or salesman's pitch. Then it's time to wade through the customary letters section and into the last third of the magazine, which comprises wholly of lists and adverts. The lists give basic information on all UK available new cars and are somewhat part and parcel of the motoring magazine formula. Top Gear also includes a list of cars by price, which occupies some eleven pages, surely this is something best left to the Internet or specific price guides? It even appears that Top Gear know it's dull as they have tried to live it up with a guy called Data Dad. Oh dear I suppose it couldn't all be perfect could it? Yep data dad is asked questions like "if you take all new cars on sale in the UK and divide their BHP by their in litres and then multiply and then wor
k out the average, what car comes closest to the average". If you really want the answer to this then maybe you'll enjoy data dad's ramblings! Sadly I don't but in the interests of equality if you would like to have a stab at the answer put it in my comments section we'll all have a giggle. Apart from dear old data dad my only other bugbear with Top Gear magazine is the adverts. Yes they are all very sexy and glossy and even occasionally informative but do we really need so many of them? Between each section there is normally 3 double pages worth of manufacturer generated gibberish. I know the magazine has to be financed but I'd love to know how much more the £3.40 cover price would have to increase to reduce the frequency of the ads. So we finally reach the end of the magazine and yes once again Mr I have an A level in smart wording has chosen "leftovers" for the last page which contains items that were just too short or meaningless to go anywhere else. There we have it Top Gear magazine, it's not really related to the TV programme apart from the odd columnist (and I mean odd!) but that is more of a plus point, for it gives the publication free reign to comment on and review all sorts of motoring oddities. Priced at £3.40 and available at just about every newsagent in the land a monthly dose of Top Gear magazine is almost and I stress almost everything I want form a motoring magazine. Now where did I put that copy of Razzle?............. ©Lordpercy 2001 www.topgear.com Subscriptions 01795 414744 @ £39.60 per annum Published by BBC magazines a division of BBC Worldwide
I started buying top gear about 3 years ago when I noticed it being advertised on the show. It has the best cars reviewed as well as futuristic cars made by mercedes and jaguar just as prototypes. Thge writers know their stuff and communicate in language a novice like me can understand. They often sneek in little jokes just to please the reader, but always in good taste unlike the likes of MAX power and Fast Car, with half naked women sprawled over cars. I will continue to buy this magazine as long as the reviews are as good as they are just now.
Top Gear car show I used to hate watching this but my Dad and brother used to be glued to the TV, so after years of not watching it or refusing to watch it. I love the programme, maybe because I am a driver myself and understand the buzz you get when you are behind the wheel of a good car. It reviews cars and often gives you good advice on how to buy cars and which ones. The cars in each sector are so diverse and the competition so great that you need a few tips, so reviewing the cars is an excellent tip guide. Not that at the present moment I could afford any one the beautiful cars they show on the programme. It has some top presenters although Jeremy Clarkson left they still have an abundance of talent with Tiff Needell, Quentin Wilson, Andy Wilmall and the first feminine presenter Vicki Butler Henderson, yes her name is as posh as it sounds. A brilliant presenter, her speech may be eloquent but her reviews are excellent. I am sure the boys get jealous when a female drives a Ferrari or a Porsche. I have learned a few good things from watching Top Gear, yesterday night they showed tips on how to save fuel and do more miles to the gallon. Did you know by having the windows open and revving the engine you waste fuel and by changing gears unnecessary. Well you do now. A great programme it may only come on for half an hour but they get through heaps of cars and items. A new programme on channel 4 has started called 'Driven' but I still regard Top Gear the original and the best. It comes on Thursday's 8.30pm on BBC 2 well worth watching. Even you females you will like me after a while.
I read just a few of these magazines and I'm afraid I'm not that big a fan. As a comparison, I think Car is much better in terms of the articles it offers, it seems to have morenews of interest to me and less wasting of paper on daft events that I didn't want to watch on TopGear, the program, never mind sit down and read! Thankfully it still has Jeremy Clarkson as one of the columnists. While he may not be enough to make the magazine worth buying instead of some other publication, he does make for at least one sweet-spot in the magzine, something to look forward to. I might have sounded a bit harsh. They are still good magazines and in the absence of any other I would gladly buy one of these than buy nothing, it's just that I always can!
covers lots of areas, whatever types of cars you are interested in buying, it'll have a review of it. to tell you what is good about it, and what is bad about it. at the back of the magazine, it tells you all about all the current models, price, fuel consumption etc. it even has the insurance group written out for you. to help you and advise you what you can afford to buy, remember, it is not only the main price, you need to add insurance, and also the fuel.
Top Gear is at the top of the pile as far as practical car magazines go. Essentially an extension of the BBC programme it has plenty of articles written by your favourite presenters. Coming in at around three quid it is reasonably priced. You may need help carrying it home! The magazine is often ¾" thick, but you rarely find filler articles. The extra weight is made up by a significant proportion of advertising, which is a good thing – honest. The extra advertising revenue keeps the price down and shows that the industry rates the magazine. The focus is very much on cars and whilst you do find a motorcycle article here and there you can tell that the editors are passionate about four rather than two wheels. There is motor sport coverage, but again, nothing to get excited about. Where Top Gear does well is in independent testing of new and used vehicles, along with methods of buying and financing your car. This is a sensible magazine for people with cars and mortgages! Each issue comes with a comprehensive guide to new car prices and specifications along with a guide to what you can expect to get as a trade in price for your used car. This magazine is always on my shopping list when I travel to Detroit as I take copies for friends at all big three companies who pass it around like a playground copy of Playboy. If you don't breathe petrol then you won't want a subscription, but if you do drive a car make sure you pick up the annual JD Power survey issue. This is the most comprehensive drivers eye view of what it is like to own a car over a period of time. Pick up the JD Power issue, and two other issues before you even THINK of buying a new car.
I have been buying the mag for about a year now, and I have too say that i am very pleased with the articles and much more, take for example when watching the TV program "Top Gear" its always nice to hear the witty remarks made by all the presenters and also some very good metaphors, the same is in the mag, most of the reviews will make you chuckle at the remarks made. I have found the mag will preview cars much before there release date which gives a few good years to save up for car of my dreams. Very good detailed statistics on all new car at the back of the mag, which is good when you get into a argument with your mate about whose car is fastest and who has the biggest luggage space (the list goes on). Its a shame that the free gifts aren't brand new cars.
Top gear is a very good motoring magazine when top gear is not on tv . The magazine is well put together and a good leisurely read with good buying advice and reccomendations at the back . It is not too technical in its tests but all of the info you need is there . The main problem with this mag is that when the pogram is on tv the mag has almost exactly the same reviews , it has different writers to the tv presenters but the articles are almost exactly the same ,this is very annoying if you buy the magazine after seeing the program as when you read it you tend to get a feeling that you know what the next paragraph will say . The only other problem with top gear is the price it is priced towards the top end of the market and with the amount of adverts inside the price is a little steep . saying that it is very well written and the photographs are very good .it's not over dramatic and unlike some motoring magazines it doesn't have a bias towards ferrari ,porsche etc . I know these cars sell magazines but how many of the readers can afford them . If you are looking for a good quality magazine with good reviews of all types of cars then give it a try ,if you are looking for a boy racer magazine then look elsewhere..
Top Gear is the cosmo of the motoring mag market. It has that trendy, glossy image with big fat photos of scrumptious cars.... mouthwateringly controversial articles from all of the BBC's celebrity motorists...first coverage of all the new cars on the market (however small or inexpensive) and I love it. Beneath all the gloss, Top Gear is an incredibly useful magazine if, like me, you are planning to buy a car. Old or New, they'll give you advice on what to buy, from where, and how to look after it. As I have already mentioned, Top Gear is number one when it comes to reviewing new cars, particularly that flashy number that you are quite blatantly never going to afford. this makes Top gear the magazine for dreamers. Being the equivalent of Cosmo though, does have its downfalls. Top Gear actually has little more info or editorial than other motoring mags but it looks chunky because it is 95 percent advertising....doh. Finally, just a note for new car buyers... Top Gear publishes the results of the annual JD power survey into recent cars; i have found this incredibly helpful in helping to choose my motor. Vrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrooooooooooooooooom.


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Rhinos Without Borders
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Former Boston College running back Andre Williams burst onto the scene last season, becoming a Heisman Trophy finalist. Now, he's hoping he impressed NFL scouts with a faster 40-yard dash than he had last month at the scouting combine.Story | Conversation | March 12, 2014
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Happy Friday! Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey improved his 40-yard dash time, slightly, at the Wildcats' Pro Day. Arizona State's Pro Day is Friday. California has reportedly reassigned former defensive coordinator Andy Buh to another job within the ...Blog | March 07, 2014


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Summary: The experimental procedure section is divided into the following four subsections allowing you to effortlessly organize your laboratory time: reagents and equipment, reaction conditions, isolations of product, and purification and characterization.
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