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BILLY WAYNE WELCH, 44, of Arlington, Washington, was sentenced today to five years in prison and ten years of supervised release for Possession of Child Pornography. WELCH was the Senior Aviation Ordinance Chief aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln based at Everett, Washington. WELCH had served 26 years in the Navy at the time of his arrest in December 2008. WELCH came to the attention of authorities as part of an investigation into people using an on-line "chat" program to trade child pornography. WELCH was identified as having traded child pornography with a suspect in Florida. At sentencing, Chief U.S. District Judge Robert S. Lasnik said it is important to remember the victims in child pornography cases, who are re-victimized each time the abusive images are viewed by new individuals.
According to records filed in the case, investigators with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) served search warrants at both WELCH's Arlington home and his quarters aboard the Lincoln. They seized computer equipment, which was forensically analyzed. Agents determined there were 16,000 images of child pornography and 600 videos of child pornography contained on the computer equipment. WELCH pleaded guilty March 6, 2009.
In asking for a significant sentence, Assistant United States Attorney Mary K. Dimke noted that she was "particularly concerned by Mr. Welch's inability to recognize and appreciate the harm done to the helpless child victims portrayed in his collection. Mr. Welch characterizes his viewing of extensive amounts of child pornography, including videos where he actually watched the brutal victimization of children, as only 'fantasy.'"
This case is being brought as part of Project Safe Childhood. In February 2006, the U.S. Department of Justice launched Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative designed to protect children from online exploitation and abuse. Led by the United States Attorneys Offices, Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state and local resources to better locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the Internet, as well as identify and rescue victims.
The case was investigated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Mary K. Dimke.
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[tabi] Fwd: City of Tallahassee News Release - Want to be 'Hands-on' in Developing the City's Budget?
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---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: City of Tallahassee <City_of_Tallahassee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2012 12:38:41 -0400 Subject: City of Tallahassee News Release - Want to be 'Hands-on' in Developing the City's Budget? Want to be 'Hands-on' in Developing the City's Budget? City Holds Community Budget Input Meetings; Online Survey Also Available April 12 - If you've ever wanted to be directly involved in the development of the City of Tallahassee's budget, here's your chance! The City will host a series of community budget input meetings this month, part of the initial phase of crafting the City's Fiscal Year 2013 budget. The three public meetings will allow citizens to interact with City officials, provide input on the variety of City services and programs and ask questions related to budget priorities. Going through a similar process a year ago provided direct results to participants. Based on feedback offered by citizens at the 2011 meetings, the City Commission agreed to maintain the already-low property tax rate, developed a specific initiative on small business retention and allocated $25,000 for community gardens. The meetings are open to the public and will take place as follows: Thursday, April 12 (5:30-7:30 pm) - Walker-Ford Community Center, 2301 Pasco St. Monday, April 16 (4-6 pm) - Tallahassee Senior Center, 1400 N. Monroe St. Wednesday, April 18 (5:30-7:30 pm) - Gilchrist Elementary School, 1301 Timberlane Rd. At each meeting, citizens will be able to provide input on two specific budget topics: first, they will be asked to vote on their highest and lowest priorities in a variety of areas. Second, citizens can provide feedback on services they would be willing to pay more for in order to receive and services they would be willing to do without if it could reduce expenses. "These meetings allow citizens to interact with City staff and thus participate directly in the early stages of developing the budget," said Raoul Lavin, director of Management and Administration. "The City Commission continues to give the highest priority to citizens being directly involved in their municipal government, and that certainly rings true as we work together on the Fiscal Year 2013 budget." Citizens who cannot attend the public meetings will be able to take part in an online budget survey via Talgov.com <http://www.talgov.com/index.html> . The online survey will be available April 12 and will allow participants to answer budget-related questions and determine areas of importance to them. One survey per person/computer will be accepted April 12-April 18. Information from the online surveys and the public meetings will be summarized and is expected to be presented to the City Commission as part of the 2013 budget process. The feedback from the survey and meetings will also be posted to Talgov.com as well as the City's Facebook and Twitter sites to share with the community. For more information on the budget input meetings or City's budget process in general, please visit Talgov.com <http://www.talgov.com/index.html> or contact the Office of Budget and Policy at 891-8149. Contact: Raoul Lavin, Management & Administration, 891-8149; or Michelle Bono, Assistant to the City Manager, 891-8200 or 559-1843 <https://www.talgov.com> Check out the TABI resource web page at http://acorange.home.comcast.net/TABI and please make suggestions for new material. if you'd like to unsubscribe you can do so through the freelists.org web interface, or by sending an email to the address tabi-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word "unsubscribe" in the subject.
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For all the great things Microsoft has done for the world (and mind you, they have done some great things — nobody can rightly deny that, regardless of how much you hate Microsoft), they get a lot of crap from a lot of people. Ever wonder why? I'm sure hypocrisy could be a big contributing factor, as illustrated in the following comic. Check it out:
To be fair, Microsoft isn't the only hypocritical multi-national, multi-billion corporation out there. In fact, you would be hard pressed to find a corporation without recorded incidents of hypocrisy. However, that doesn't mean we cannot make fun of Microsoft!
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Dr Nicholas Klingaman
Senior Research Fellow (NCAS Climate)
Web Pages:
Group: http://ncas-climate.nerc.ac.uk
My research: http://www.met.rdg.ac.uk/~ss901165
Research Interests:
- Organised tropical convection, with a focus on the Madden-Julian oscillation
- Air-sea interactions and their role in sub-seasonal predictability
- Regional climate variability and change, particularly in Australia
- Improving the ability of weather and climate models to simulate the above
Research Projects:
- Vertical structure and diabatic processes of the Madden-Julian oscillation: An international model-evaluation project on the ability of weather and climate models to simulate key diabatic heating and moistening processes associated with organised tropical convection.
- Future Weather: Examining how air-sea coupling affects projections of changes in regional weather and climate extremes.
- NCAS Core-funded activities: Improving the ability of the U.K. Met Office model to simulate organised tropical convection, such as the MJO and monsoon sub-seasonal variability.
Postdoctoral & graduate student supervision
- Linda Hirons working on the Future Weather project (see above).
Other interests
- Public communication of climate research, mainly through lectures and social media (@nick_klingaman on Twitter).
- The intersection of climate and history, such as in "The Year Without a Summer" in 1816.
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Recent Publications:
Hirons, L.C., Klingaman, N.P. and Woolnough, S.J. (2015) MetUM-GOML: a near-globally coupled atmosphere–ocean-mixed-layer model. Geoscientific Model Development Discussions, 8. pp. 363-379. ISSN 1991-962X doi: 10.5194/gmd-8-363-2015
Burgess, M. and Klingaman, N. P. (2014) Atmospheric circulation patterns associated with extreme cold winters in the UK. Weather. ISSN 1477-8696 (In Press)
Klingaman, N. and Woolnough, S. (2014) The role of air–sea coupling in the simulation of the Madden–Julian oscillation in the Hadley Centre model. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 140 (684). pp. 2272-2286. ISSN 1477-870X doi: 10.1002/qj.2295
Shelly, A., Xavier, P., Copsey, D., Johns, T., Rodríguez, J. M., Milton, S. and Klingaman, N. (2014) Coupled versus uncoupled hindcast simulations of the Madden-Julian oscillation in the Year of Tropical Convection. Geophysical Research Letters, 41 (15). pp. 5670-5677. ISSN 0094-8276 doi: 10.1002/2013GL059062
King, A. D., Klingaman, N. P., Alexander, L. V., Donat, M. G., Jourdain, N. C. and Maher, P. (2014) Extreme rainfall variability in Australia: Patterns, drivers and predictability. Journal of Climate, 27 (15). pp. 6035-6050. ISSN 1520-0442 doi: 10.1175/JCLI-D-13-00715.1
Klingaman, N. and Woolnough, S. (2014) Using a case-study approach to improve the Madden-Julian oscillation in the Hadley Centre model. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 140 (685). pp. 2491-2505. ISSN 1477-870X doi: 10.1002/qj.2314
Bush, S. J., Turner, A. G., Woolnough, S. J., Martin, G. M. and Klingaman, N. P. (2014) The effect of increased convective entrainment on Asian monsoon biases in the MetUM General Circulation Model. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. ISSN 1477-870X doi: 10.1002/qj.2371
Klingaman, N., Woolnough, S. and Syktus, J. (2013) On the drivers of inter-annual and decadal rainfall variability in Queensland, Australia. International Journal of Climatology, 33 (10). pp. 2413-2430. ISSN 0899-8418 doi: 10.1002/joc.3593
Klingaman, N. P., Woolnough, S. J., Weller, H. and Slingo, J. M. (2011) The impact of finer-resolution air-sea coupling on the intraseasonal oscillation of the Indian monsoon. Journal of Climate, 24 (10). pp. 2451-2468. ISSN 1520-0442 doi: 10.1175/2010JCLI3868.1
Klingaman, N. P., Weller, H., Woolnough, S. J., Inness, P. M. and Slingo, J. M. (2009) Coupled simulations of the Indian monsoon intraseasonal oscillation using a fine-resolution mixed-layer ocean model. Proceedings of the ECMWF Workshop on Ocean-Atmosphere Interaction. pp. 195-205.
Klingaman, N. P., Inness, P.M., Weller, H. and Slingo, J.M. (2008) The Importance of High-Frequency Sea Surface Temperature Variability to the Intraseasonal Oscillation of Indian Monsoon Rainfall. Journal of Climate, 21 (23). pp. 6119-6140. ISSN 1520-0442 doi: DOI: 10.1175/2008JCLI2329.1
Klingaman, N. P., Weller, H., Slingo, J.M. and Inness, P.M. (2008) The intraseasonal variability of the Indian summer monsoon using TMI sea surface temperatures and ECMWF reanalysis. Journal of Climate, 21 (11). pp. 2519-2539. ISSN 1520-0442 doi: DOI: 10.1175/2007JCLI1850.1
Klingaman, N. P., Hanson, B. and Leathers, D.J. (2008) A teleconnection between forced Great Plains snow cover and European winter climate. Journal of Climate, 21 (11). pp. 2466-2483. ISSN 1520-0442 doi: DOI: 10.1175/2007JCLI1672.1
Klingaman, N. P., Butke, J., Leathers, D.J., Brinson, K.R. and Nickl, E. (2008) Mesoscale Simulations of the land surface effects of historical logging in a moist continental climate regime. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, 47 (8). pp. 2166-2182. ISSN 1558-8432 doi: 10.1175/2008JAMC1765.1
Klingaman, N. P., Levia, D. F. and Frost, E. E. (2007) A comparison of three canopy interception models for a leafless mixed deciduous forest stand in the eastern United States. Journal of Hydrometeorology, 8 (4). pp. 825-836. ISSN 1525-7541 doi: 10.1175/JHM564.1


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Joao Moutinho saw value in Porto's 1-0 win over Malaga, but regretted that the scoreline wasn't greater.
The Portuguese defeated an off-colour Malaga on Tuesday evening thanks to Moutinho's solitary effort, in this first leg Last 16 Champions League tie.
"We should have gotten more. We went out for the victory without conceding goals. This is what we wanted," concluded the attacking midfielder afterwards.
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Solstice enables multiple users to connect simultaneously to a shared display using a range of devices over an existing WiFi or Ethernet network.
With a Solstice-enabled display in the room, any number of users can instantly connect, share and control the display, fostering collaboration and decision-making.
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'In Living Color' will come back to television with two specials
(Read article summary)If the specials in spring 2012 do well, the series could make a full-time comeback
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In Living Color, Keenen Ivory Wayans' answer to Saturday Night Live, is getting the reboot treatment from FOX. The network intends to re-launch the series, should the two planned half-hour specials prove to be a success.
The series - which made household name out of several comedians like Jim Carrey, David Alan Grier and Academy Award-winning actor Jamie Foxx - also launched the careers of Wayans' siblings: Damon, Shawn, Kim and eventual G.I. Joe star, Marlon.
In Living Color also introduced the world to singer, actress and American Idol judge Jennifer Lopez, as one of the show's "Fly Girls."
In the time it was on, In Living Color left an indelible mark on mainstream pop culture with its unrepentant brand of stereotype-skewering humor, which frequently found the show testing the limits of mid-1990s television censors. In addition to a multitude of one-off skits, the program also produced a number of classic recurring characters and skits, such as Damon Wayans' Homey D. Clown, Handi Man and Head Detective; Jim Carrey's Fire Marshall Bill; and, of course, flamboyant critics Blaine Edwards and Antoine Merriweather (Damon Wayans and David Alan Grier, respectively). Those latter skits - Men on Film, Men on Books, Men on Football, etc. – also popularized the catch phrase "Hated it!" (typically reserved for anything too focused on females).


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Miami City Ballet's popular Open Barre dance series returns March 13 & 14 to our intimate studio theater in South Beach with a rarely-seen glimpse into the lifetime of training, discipline and artistry practiced by aspiring professional ballet dancers, featuring a performance of Western Symphony and Études by the MCB School Ensemble.
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Caterpillar & Friends
The Very Hungry Caterpillar is making his way to us . . . And he is bringing all of his friends!
This new infantswear collection, featuring The Very Hungry Caterpillar and iconic artwork from The World of Eric Carle, will be in stores beginning January 2014. Titles featured in the debut collection include:
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Movement and habitat use of the snapping turtle in an urban landscape
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In order to effectively manage urban habitats, it is important to incorporate the spatial ecology and habitat use of the species utilizing them. Our previous studies have shown that the distribution of upland habitats surrounding a highly urbanized wetland habitat, the Central Canal (Indianapolis, IN, USA) influences the distribution of map turtles (Graptemys geographica) and red-eared sliders (Trachemys scripta) during both the active season and hibernation. In this study we detail the movements and habitat use of another prominent member of the Central Canal turtle assemblage, the common snapping turtle, Chelydra serpentina. We find the same major upland habitat associations for C. serpentina as for G. geographica and T. scripta, despite major differences in their activity (e.g., C. serpentina do not regularly engage in aerial basking). These results reinforce the importance of recognizing the connection between aquatic and surrounding terrestrial habitats, especially in urban ecosystems.
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- Title
- Movement and habitat use of the snapping turtle in an urban landscape
- Journal
Urban Ecosystems
Volume 17, Issue 2 , pp 613-623
- Cover Date
- 2014-06-01
- 10.1007/s11252-013-0324-1
- Print ISSN
- 1083-8155
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1642
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Chelydra serpentina
- Radiotelemetry
- Riparian
- Snapping turtle
- Spatial ecology
- Urbanization
- Authors
- Travis J. Ryan (1)
- William E. Peterman (1) (2)
- Jessica D. Stephens (1) (3)
- Sean C. Sterrett (1) (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Biological Sciences and Center for Urban Ecology, Butler University, 4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, 46208, USA
- 2. Division of Biological Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, 65211, USA
- 3. Department of Plant Biology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 30602, USA
- 4. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 30602, USA


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Toon Fans Not Happy About Friendly Fixtures
A number of travelling Newcastle fans have been caught out with the club only confirming pre-season dates yesterday!
Toon supporter Mark Thornton: "We make a holiday of following Newcastle on their pre-season tour every year, but what chance have we now to sort out flights and hotels to games in July and August - the peak time for holidays?
"The club confirm dates one day before they actually play in Germany! What chance does that give us?"
NUFC statement: "Due to the cancellation of the Vodacom Challenge tournament in South Africa, arrangements for the games in Germany and Hungary were made in less time than desirable, which has resulted in late confirmation of these matches."
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Laura Moore Pruett, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Visual and Performing Arts
M.M. and Ph.D., Florida State University
B.A., Millsaps College
Laura Moore Pruett holds the M.M. in musicology with a certificate in early music and a Ph. D. in historical musicology with a dissertation titled "Louis Moreau Gottschalk, John Sullivan Dwight, and the Development of Musical Culture in the United States, 1853-1865." Dr. Pruett is from Lafayette, Louisiana, and received her Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Vocal Performance from Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi. She has performed with several professional-level Renaissance and Baroque vocal ensembles.
Dr. Pruett has presented papers annually at regional and national meetings of the College Music Society, the American Musicological Society, and the Society for American Music, among others. Her publications include numerous articles for the upcoming second edition of the Grove Dictionary of American Music, an article on Hungarian composer Ernst von Dohnányi, and a forthcoming article on American composer and critic William Henry Fry. Her research interests include American music of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, music and culture, the philosophy of music, and music criticism.


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The results from the elections choosing the members of the 2010 PKRA Riders committee are out. The 3 members representing the riders in 2010 will be Bruna Kajiya, Alex Pastor and Kevin Langeree. The 3 of them have an enormous amount of competition experience and will represent the competitors' point of view at the IKA freestyle rules subcommittee. The purpose of the IKA Freestyle Rules Subcommittee is to continue to develop the freestyle competition rules with the input of a well balance committee, and not exclusively with the competitors input as it was done in the past.
The results of the elections means, the current members of the IKA freestyle rules subcommittee are Bruna Kajiya, Alex Pastor, Kevin Langeree (the 3 PKRA elected riders), Mauricio Toscano (PKRA tour Manger), Pedro Marcos (PKRA international judge from Portugal), Caroline Duby (PKRA international judge from France) Ian Young (experienced judge and race director from Australia) , and Martyn Hogg (experience British Kiteboard Tour competitor).
Over the next few weeks, the ongoing talks that started last November about rules changes and additions, will resume, and we expect to have the 2010 freestyle rules finalized by February 15th. These rules will be standard not only for PKRA World Tour events, but for all IKA national and continental events as well. These will be a great accomplishment on standardizing competition rules all over the world.


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Alabama has a stock epinephrine law, which requires each local Board of Education to adopt/implement an anaphylaxis preparedness program, beginning with the 2015-2016 school year. Act # 2014-405 was signed by the Governor on April 9, 2014.
ACE Team:
Melissa Lewallen of Riverton Elementary School
Huntsville, AL
Ann Marie Liskey
Birmingham, AL
Sample ACE Team Activity:
Ms. Lewallen delivered ACE trainings to her nursing colleagues within her school district.
Questions about state legislation, ACE activities or getting involved?
About Anaphylaxis Community Experts (ACEs):
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(CNN) — More women under age 40 are being diagnosed with advanced stage breast cancer, according to a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The increase was seen in women ages 25 to 39 of all races and ethnicities, living in both rural and urban areas. The finding is alarming because a woman diagnosed at a young age is more likely to have an aggressive form of the disease and face lower survival rates.
Researchers looked at cancer rates from data collected by the National Cancer Institute. They found advanced stage breast cancer rates increased an average of 2 percent every year from 1976 to 2009 in women under age 40. This means that the numbers have jumped from about 250 cases each year in the mid '70s to about 850 cases in recent years.
Experts aren't sure what's driving these increases or why they don't see similar numbers for older women or younger women with earlier stage breast cancer.
They also say it's important for women to know their body and to pay attention if they notice any changes.
See your doctor if you find a lump or have swelling in the breast, discharge from the nipple, redness in the skin of the breast, unexplained breast pain, or general body fatigue.


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Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson thought his side should have been awarded a goal at the death against Kidderminster.
Lee Tomlin's free-kick rattled the crossbar before the follow-up was cleared off the line following a chaotic scramble in the closing stages of the goalless draw.
He said: "The effort at the end is two yards over the line - I'm waiting for us to get a break. We're just not getting those sort of decisions.
"We were totally dominant in the second half. They started well but we knew they would come out of the traps quickly.
"We should have won it comfortably. I've told the players that up until the last bit we were good, but it's the last bit that counts.
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April 8, 2013
A History of Peterborough's Canoe Industry
View a detailed Inventory of the PCMA's Canoe and Boat Collections, as well as related archival fonds.
The local canoe building industry began in the late 1850s and early 1860s, when small canoe building operations opened in Peterborough, Lakefield and Gore's Landing. There was sustained growth during the 1870s, and then the industry expanded considerably in the late 1800s. Canoes continued to be a major industry in the Peterborough area right up into the 1960s.
The "Peterborough" canoe building industry was actually made up of several different businesses over time. In Peterborough, the principle canoe establishments were the Ontario Canoe Company, the Canadian Canoe Company, the Peterborough Canoe Company, and the English Canoe Company.
In Lakefield, the Gordon Canoe Co. joined with the Strickland operations to form the Lakefield Canoe Company. Meanwhile, at Gore's Landing, the Herald Canoe Co. eventually developed into the Rice Lake Canoe Company.
Origins of the Industry
John Stephenson began to build and sell canoes by the late 1850s as a sideline to his main business with the Stephenson and Craigie planing mill (located at the present site of the Quaker Oats tennis courts). Gradually, he began to spend more time constructing canoes in order to meet the growing demand, first with a small factory at the foot of Lake St. on Little Lake, and later on another, located on Elizabeth Street (now Hunter St.) in Ashburnham.
Only known image of the Ontario Canoe Company building.
In 1880, Col. J. Z. Rogers acquired the rights to build the basswood board canoes that had been designed and built by John Stephenson. On August 10, 1883, the Ontario Canoe Company was incorporated. The new company offered six sizes of canoes in three types of construction (the basswood board, cedar strip, and the longitudinal cedar strip) for a total of 18 models in all. Besides these smaller hunting canoes, the company was also producing 30-foot long war (or club) canoes, which required 16 paddlers and a steers-person.
The photograph (above right) is the only known photograph of the first Ontario Canoe Company factory (white frame, three story building) in Ashburnham. It dates to the late 1880s or very early 1890s. The photo was discovered in the recently acquired Balsillie Collection of Roy Studio Images (Roy Studio fonds).
Birth of the Peterborough Canoe Company
A fire on May 9,1892 completely destroyed the factory and all the lumber and models of the Ontario Canoe Co. The loss was estimated at $25,000 and there was no insurance. Mr. John Burnham and J. S. Rogers decided to rebuild, however, and on October 5, 1892 work began on a new factory at the corner of Water and King Streets in Peterborough, on the site of the original Adam Scott mill. It opened on February 15, 1893 under the name of the Peterborough Canoe Company, and employed 50 skilled workers.
Across the street (southside of King Street at the bank of the Otonabee River) was a large boathouse built by the Peterborough Boating Club. In the 1870s and 1880s this club produced several champion rowers. The club became dormant after 1891 when the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) built a spur line along the shore of the Otonabee, effectively cutting off the boathouse from the river.
By 1892, the company offered 5 variations of the style of canoes for a total of 120 different models. Besides the popular basswood and cedar rib canoes that Rogers had bought the rights to from Stephenson, the company also build cedar rib longitudinal strip canoes, duck boats, smooth-skin and lap-streak skiffs, as well as 20 to 50 foot steam launches and even sailing canoes. The company also manufactured camping goods, furniture and office fittings and gradually diversified their product line to include rocking verandah chairs, hand painted decoys, and sun stop shades. (The sun shades became so successful that it eventually developed into the Ventilating Shade Company). In later years, the company also produced water skis and surfboards.
Birth of the Canadian Canoe Company
Canoe factory employees at work.
Meanwhile, on April 25, 1893, the Canadian Canoe Company (see interior photo, left) also began to manufacture canoes and skiffs at its factory at the corner of Brock and Water streets. It later moved to George and Dalhousie streets, and then, in 1911, it moved to a new three story building on Rink Street where the company employed about 30 workers.
By 1902, the three canoe factories in Peterborough employed a total of 60 workers. The growth of the industry during the first decade of the century was reflected by the expansion of the operations so that by 1908, there were 90 people employed in the canoe factories of Peterborough. The workers also sought to organize themselves and there was a brief strike at the Canadian Canoe Co. in May 1919, but the union failed to secure higher wages or recognition of the union from management.
Growing Pains…
The 1920s marked a turning point in the history of canoe building in Peterborough. Declining supplies of suitable wood in the local area, combined with the growing popularity of outboard motors, led to leaner times and considerable restructuring.
The William English Canoe Company
The English Canoe Co. began operations in 1861 using a design by John Stephenson. Originally established by William English, it was later carried on by his brothers Samuel and James. The factory was located at 182 Charlotte Street, in Peterborough, and it employed six people.
The company was noted for its basswood, cedar and butternut wide board and cedar strip designs, as well as cedar rib canoes. White cedar was later combined and used alternately with butternut and walnut to produce beautiful watercraft.
The English Canoe Co. ceased operations in the early 1920s; their moulds and patterns were bought by the Peterborough Canoe Co.
The Peterborough Canoe Co. bought out the William English Canoe Company. In 1923, both the Peterborough Canoe Co. and the Canadian Canoe Co. joined the Chestnut Canoe Company of New Brunswick to form the Canadian Watercraft Company, a holding company with shares split evenly between Peterborough and Fredericton shareholders. Will and Harry Chestnut had set up the Chestnut Co. in 1897, after they had developed the first canvas-covered canoes in Canada. These canoes were rugged and economical and had become stiff competition for the cheapest and most popular models of the Peterborough Canoe Co.
Under the new arrangement, the Chestnut Co. would concentrate on the canvas canoe market while the Canadian Canoe Co. would build both canvas and wood canoes and specialize in those designed for use with an outboard motor. The Peterborough Canoe Co. continued to offer its wide range of spin-off products.
A fire in 1927 destroyed the Rink St. factory of the Canadian Canoe Co. Rather than rebuild the factory, and continue operations as a separate enterprise, it was decided in 1928 to sell out to the Peterborough Canoe Company.
Meanwhile, to adjust to the new market conditions, the Peterborough Canoe Co. secured the dealership rights to the Johnson Motor Company for all of Canada (excepting British Columbia). They had difficulty getting the spare parts required to service the motors that they sold, however, so they approached the Johnson Motor Co. with the suggestion that a manufacturing facility be opened in Peterborough to provide parts. In 1928, the Johnson Motor Co. opened a 30,000 square foot factory on Monaghan Road that employed 17 people. By 1936, the merger of the Johnson Co. with Outboard Motors led to the creation of the Outboard Marine and Manufacturing Company; they produced Johnson, Evinrude and Elto outboard motors, along with a wide range of other products over the years.
Peterborough: Canada's Boat Building Capital
By 1930, 25% of all employees in the boat building industry of Canada worked in the Peterborough area. These companies included the Brown Boat Company and the Lakefield Canoe and Boat Company, along with the Peterborough Canoe Co., the Canadian Canoe Co., J.B. O'Dette and Son, the Otonabee Boat Works, and the Canadian Johnson Motor Co. (Boat division). It was estimated that approximately 12% of the products were exported to markets in the United States and Europe. Although the canoe companies continued to be profitable ventures throughout the 1930s and 1940s, the employees were forced to accept significant cuts. According to one former employee, just prior to the World War II, the company had cut single mens' wages in half and married mens' wages by a third. Factory workers were now getting paid 12 cents an hour with no time and a half for overtime.
During World War Two, the Peterborough Canoe Co. produced a number of products for the war effort, including pontoons for building bridges, assault boats, RCAF crash boats, naval tenders, bomb loading dinghies and shell boxes. In early 1940, the entire production of new snow skis was shipped via Northern Quebec to Finland to help them resist an invasion by the Soviet Union.
Decline of the Industry
As Canada entered the 1950s, the local canoe industry continued to play a prominent role in the local economy. As of 1949, the Peterborough Canoe Co. was employing 150 people and exports accounted for 10% of production. By the mid-1950s, 75 % of all canoes made in Canada were manufactured by four companies, and three of the four were located in and around Peterborough – the Peterborough Canoe Co., the Canadian Canoe Co., and the Lakefield Canoe Co. The Chestnut Canoe Co. was the other main manufacturer of canoes.
The diversification of the product line of the original canoe companies helped them to profit from the economic boom in the early 1950s. In 1953, the Manager of the Peterborough Canoe Co., Jack Richardson, stated that sales were "a way above the total for any recent year" and "the demand for paddles is so great…(we) can't keep up with production." As a result, the company began to invest in new facilities. It now employed approximately 200 people. By 1956, the Peterborough Canoe Co. was the largest single boat manufacturer in Canada, selling over 8,000 boats annually for sales of over $1.5 million.
Buoyed by this prosperity, the Peterborough Canoe Co. undertook plans for expansion. In 1947, fourteen acres of land had been purchased on Monaghan Road for the construction of a new finishing mill. The larger facilities were expected to increase production by 25%. The Peterborough Canoe Co. moved into its new facilities in the mid-1950s. Meanwhile, in 1958 the Canadian Canoe Co. moved into the old Peterborough Canoe Co. factory on Water St.
By the late 1950s however, the canoe companies were experiencing serious financial difficulties. The $1 million cost of moving into the new facilities was twice the anticipated cost.
In 1957, it was estimated that approximately 4,000 canoes were sold in Canada. However, compared with the increase in population, there were fewer canoes being sold per capita despite the greater number of people spending their holidays involving some sort of water recreation. There was much greater interest in motorboats and sales began to reflect this change in the market. The 1950s also witnessed the introduction of new aluminum and fiberglass canoe models that also began to undermine the market for the wooden canoes. The latter were more expensive, as they required more skill and time to produce, and were made of more costly of materials.
The canoe companies of Peterborough tried to accommodate the introduction of other boat building technologies, but met with limited success. The Peterborough Canoe Co. began to produce aluminum canoes in 1957 and started to produce fibreglass boats around 1956, but they did not go into full production until 1961. Though the craftsmen were skilled with wood, they had difficulty mastering the new skills necessary for working with resins and producing fiberglass canoes. As a result, they had to learn through trial and error as they went along, and the company began producing a large number of "seconds", reflecting poorly on the reputation of the company.
The unionization of the employees in 1955 brought increased labour costs along with the elimination of piecework overtime. Overall, the combination of an expensive relocation, higher labour costs, questionable management practices, and the difficulties encountered in trying to adapt to the new canoe technologies, along with a more competitive market place, forced the canoe factories to close in the early 1960s.
In 1960, the Canadian Canoe Co. ceased manufacturing and filed for bankruptcy with debts of over $ 2 million. With the collapse of the Canadian Canoe Co. operations, it was decided to split up the Canadian Watercraft Co. that had acted as a holding company since 1924. As a result, the Peterborough Canoe Co. and the Chestnut Canoe Co. carried on independently of each other.
The Peterborough Canoe Co. lasted another couple of years, but it to ended up filing for bankruptcy in 1962. The Chestnut Canoe Co. obtained the moulds, patterns and patents of the Peterborough Canoe Co. and continued to build canoes at its factory in Oromocto, New Brunswick until 1978; yet it too had to fold following a major expansion in 1974.
Additional Canoe Companies in the Peterborough Region
The Herald Canoe Company
Herald & Hutchison.
Based in the Rice Lake area, the Herald Canoe Co. was started by Daniel Herald of Gore's Landing in 1862. He later went into business with his brother-in-law, John Hutchison to form the Herald and Hutchison Boat Co. In 1870, Herald went into partnership with William McBride to form the Herald and McBride Canoe Co.
In 1871, Herald obtained a patent for his double-layered cedar board canoe. It consisted of a two layered hull, the external planking running lengthwise and the internal planking crosswise. A sheet of cotton with white lead was placed between the layers and secured with copper tacks. Since there were no ribs or battens in this model of canoe, it made the inside of the canoe smooth, but also slippery when wet. The double hull also made them heavier, but it gave them extra strength. Some of the freight canoes were 20 feet long, 5 feet wide and 2 1/2 feet deep and could carry 2 1/2 to 3 tons of cargo. The Herald canoes won a number of international awards for the strength and beauty of their design.
Following the death of Daniel Herald in 1890, the business was continued by his brothers under the name Herald Brothers – Builders of Rice Lake Boats.
In 1919, H.R. Langslow of Rochester, New York bought out the Herald Brothers operations and moved the Rice Lake Canoe Co. to Cobourg, Ontario. The following year, a long time employee of the Herald Co., Fred Pratt, sold the Herald moulds to Langslow. Back in the late 1890s, Pratt had bought the Herald Brothers moulds.
In 1925, Langslow was facing financial difficulties and moved the operations of the Rice Lake Canoe Co. to Montreal, where it continued to operate until 1929.
Aerial view of Rice Lake Boat Works
Meanwhile, Fred Pratt received the former Rice Lake Herald Co. property in lieu of payment of the mortgage and in 1926 he moved back to Gore's Landing and set up his own business under the name of the Rice Lake Boat Works (pictured at left). By the 1930s, he was producing about 80 skiffs and cedar strip canoes a year, most of which were bought up by the Robert Simpson Co. Following the death of Fred Pratt in 1936, the business was continued by his son, Wally, who eventually sold the business and moulds in 1972 to Peter Harvey of Gore's Landing.
In 1969, Glen Fallis formed the Voyageur Canoe Co. in Millbrook along with a partner, Greg Cowan. Fallis acquired the moulds from Harvey and also bought the designs, machines and inventory of the Rice Lake Canoe Co.. The Voyageur Canoe Co. produces a woven fibreglass canoe reinforced plastic canoe with a premoulded epoxy-rib structure. In 1978, Fallis bought out the Pinetree Canoe Co. of Orillia and acquired the specialized Kevlar Epoxy process that produces canoes that are 25% lighter than comparable fibreglass models.
Thomas Gordon Canoe Company – Strickland Canoe Company – Lakefield Canoe Company
Lakefield Canoe Co. receipt
Thomas Gordon was building canoes for sale in Lakefield since the late 1850s under the name of the Thomas Gordon Canoe Co., while in 1860 the Strickland Canoe Co. was established.
Lakefield Canoe Manufacturing Company, circa 1909
In 1892, Robert Strickland founded Strickland and Co. to produce board canoes. The name of the firm was changed to the Lakefield Canoe Works in 1900.
In 1904, Gordon and Strickland combined and reorganized the business as the Lakefield Canoe Co. This firm was eventually absorbed into the Lakefield Canoe and Manufacturing Co., which was established in 1918 by E.R. Tate.
In 1937, it was reorganized again and became the Lakefield Canoe and Boat Co. under the direction of George Cook. It changed to Lakefield Boats Ltd. in 1942, and was then bought out by Rilco Industries in 1962, which continued to operate until 1970.
Since 1960, Peel Marine has continued to build and repair canoes in Lakefield. In 1909, Gilbert Gordon, son of Thomas Gordon, began to build canoes in Bobcaygeon. Some canoes had been built there for a number of years in a boathouse operated by Dr. Thorne. In 1926, Charles Gordon began operating the business under the name of the Gordon Boatworks Co.
James G. Brown started up the Brown Boat Co. of Lakefield in 1887. He had worked with Thomas Gordon for a while before starting up his own business. Brown manufactured canvas freight canoes and cedar strip canoes. The business continued until 1938.


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Here are the residence hall scores for Week 6:
1st place: Capen Hall with 4.5*
2nd place: Shango/College Hall with 4.49*
3rd place: Esopus Hall with 4.46*
4th place: Lenape Hall with 4.26*
5th/6th place: Crispell and Bliss Hall with 4.17*
7th place: Scudder Hall with 4.13*
8th place: Bevier Hall with 4.09*
9th place: Deyo Hall with 4.08*
10th place: Dubois Hall with 4.05*
11th place: Lefevre Hall with 4.00*
12th place: Bouton Hall with 3.66*
13th place: Gage Hall with 3.64*
* = a combination of recycling per person in the residence halls and composting from Hasbrouck Dining Hall
Another recycling-related event was The Green Life event hosted by Recycling Club this past Monday night. This event was modeled after The Game of Life but with a sustainability theme. Eight different clubs and organizations competed against each other for the grand prize, a $200 Visa gift card, along with smaller gift cards as the rewards to challenges. There was free food from campus catering services and KDPhi NAS ran Alex's Lemonade Stand and all of the proceeds go to a great charity. The event very successful and teams seem to have a fun time playing through our version of life. We held two rounds of the game to allow more organizations to participate and the winning organizations are the Geology Club and Autism Speaks. Thank you to everyone who made this event a success! To see more pictures from this event go to Facebook and become a fan of the "New Paltz Recycles" page!
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Girls Volleyball: Sectional host Harvest Christian Academy advances to final
Harvest Christian's Chloe Corbett (right) slams the ball over Chicagoland Jewish's Zoe Goldhirsh (1) as teammate libero Jade Martinez looks on Tuesday. | Jon Cunningham~For Sun-Times MediaUpdated: October 30, 2012 10:26PM
After a trip to the state quarterfinals last season, Harvest Christian Academy appears eager to make an even deeper postseason run this season.
In Tuesday's sectional semifinals, the host Lions routed Chicagoland Jewish 25-6, 25-3 advancing to the sectional championship match on Thursday against Morgan Park Academy, a team Harvest Christian beat easily earlier in the year.
"We are so mentally focused right now," Harvest coach Kim Floyd said. "And I think we are a much better team in a lot of ways than we were a year ago. We have better serve placement, better blocking, better court coverage. Not to mention a lot more experience and the girls are playing very relaxed and confident."
The serve placement that coach Floyd mentioned was certainly on display Tuesday. The Lions had 22 aces in the match. Katelyn Floyd and Chloe Corbett had seven aces apiece to lead the team. Junior Sydney Doby had six aces during a 12-0 run in Game 1 that put the Lions up 19-2.
"I was just making sure I was getting it over the net and looking for the open zones," said Doby. "We just came out and did what we had to do to move on. We want to keep proving that we can do what we did last year and even more."
Harvest Christian (30-5) trailed 2-0 in Game 2, but then scored 12 straight points and only allowed one more point the rest of the way. Corbett served the final 12 points, including five aces. Corbett is enjoying her first postseason run after transferring from a private school in Lake Zurich that did not have a volleyball program.
"This has been really great," said Corbett. "The crowd and the atmosphere is amazing. And it's really great to be a part of this team because everyone is so close."
Jordan Sollars had eight kills to lead the Lions. Doby added five kills. Floyd finished with 16 assists and Shayna Manusos had a team-high eight digs.
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I have been asked to provide a query/report showing stock in restricted &/0r unrestricted state BUT with no demand on the item.
The query/report needs to show material/item number, stock figures in each state, std cost and price unit.
The demand is shown on txn MD04 but how can I create a query/report as above?
I would like to create a query using SQVI if possible?
Any help would be appreciated.
There are several approaches to consider and it would be good to hear from some direct users. Assuming you have a BW/BI landscape, there are numerous metrics in info cubes to easily get the data. I used to look at inventory metrics and would start with the DOH (days on hand) - I don't remember how it was calculated, but normally it would take the current stock level and divide by the demand. Of course, when the demand goes away, you are dividing by zero (or nearly zero), and your projected DOH goes way up. So, by looking at the DOH, you quickly find out what products have stock with little or no demand. You would then need to add the costing metrics, likely from another info cube.
There are numerous inventory metrics in the BW info cube - I'll try to find an updated list, but if you ask your BW architect on site they should be able to provide it.
Is there a reason why you are looking at it from a transactional query perspective instead of BW?
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Yes - BW has not been implemented, so am using standard SVQI txn to run queries.
I only have SE16 or SVQI to obtain the data.
Hai Burnsey,
Use SQVI
Connect Table : MCHB
Table displays all the material with batches reg teh Restricted and Unrestricted qty.
Table: MBEW
STPRS give the material standard price with price unit.
And make a t code for the sqvi program thro se93 tcode and assign to users.
Hi Burnsey ,
You can use SQVI transaction, insert MARA and MARD table to get storage location wise stock for Materail.
insert table MARC for Plant wise data of Material to COLLECT TRANSIT STOCK,
go through these tables you can get the details.


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August 7, 2003 ROAD WORK WEEKLY REPORT Scheduled roadwork for the week beginning August 10, 2003, for the Department of Design & Construction. Roadwork is normally done between the hours of 8:30 AM and 3:30 PM unless otherwise noted. AIEA Curb Ramps At Various Locations, - Pali Momi Street and Haukapila Road. Construct new curb ramps. Install pedestrian push buttons, pullboxes, striping, marking and markers. (Estimated completion date, January 2004) HONOLULU Rehabilitation of McCully Street: reconstruct road pavement, sidewalks, curbs, gutters and driveways. Construct curb ramps, bus pads and drainage system. Relocate and/or adjust existing electrical facilities for HECO, Verizon, traffic signal, street light and appurtenances. Resurface, adjust manhole frame and cover to new grade and restripe. Install traffic signs. 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GodWorld always represented a hobby for me, and a great responsibility. I always enjoyed managing GodWorld surrounded by amazing the people, the community. Since I started university about one year ago my life changed radically with all the challenges that this implied. I thought it was going to be possible to deal with GodWorld and my studies more than once and I failed. I didn't have a proper social life after more than 2 years dedicating most of my free time (weekends) to improve and manage GodWorld after deciding that I needed a change since it wasn't healthy the rhythm of life I was living. So, I decided to start dedicating more time to my social life and university and now, I end in the conclusion that I really need a break, not just because I want, but because it is really necessary.
Where are you going with all this? Soon or later you will realize that you need to take hard decisions in your life as I'm experiencing it right now. Maybe I was unable to maintain from the start an equilibrium between GodWorld and my life but this is the present and all I can do right now is look forward and take the most appropriate decision. At first, I thought that the most appropriate decision was to close GodWorld, which passed for my mind several times, but I realize there is still one more last resource to prevent this. I'm talking about looking for a person to manage GodWorld properly with all what the community deserves and I can barely think about possible options at this moment. So, for now, GodWorld will remain in a stand-by process until I find the appropriate person or maybe not. I will keep you updated.
For all the people who has been blaming at me for the current status of GodWorld, feel free to keep doing if you think I deserve it at all. I just really hope you never forget all the effort that I dedicated to this project during all these years and all the sacrifice behind this effort. I dedicated endless amount of hours to this project to improve it and make it better with many people behind the scenes who supported me and helped me during this adventure.
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