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URGENT - Display Case
The schedule of displays has changed a bit. We can break it down further as we get more of a response and help from all of you with your photos, memorabilia, etc. to be displayed.
September/October - Welcome back; fall sports/marching band (football, volleyball, soccer, cheerleading); homecoming
November/December - Crusader veterans (above photo)
January/February - Winter sports (basketball, wrestling, bowling); Scarlet Quill (school newspaper); competitions; NHS inductions
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It is impossible to accomplish this task without your help. Please email or ship your contributions to this effort to me. Label each with name, year of graduation, and description. They will be returned to you.
Let's show our current student body a little Crusader pride!
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Linda Pettigano, Class of '74/Site Administrator
We seem to have lost many records for athletic, arts, and academic awards, other than those in the Corridor and Showcases. If you hold any records or received honors (league, county, state, scholar, etc.) while at EPMHS, please let us know. I must ask, that we keep this completely honest, so that we may have a credible history.
Our alumni include many, many individuals who have noteworthy achievements after graduating, in college and after; for example, military, sports, arts, professional/career. We would like to know about that. Perhaps you could send a photo of you conducting or playing in an orchestra, you in your military uniform or college athletic uniform, etc.?
So go dig out that old box of memories and share if you wish. Not only would we like to have an accurate historical account, but this would help motivate some of the current and upcoming students. We have also had guest speakers in the past and would like more. If you are interested, please let us know.
Alumni Band Concert
From Glenn Jacobi:
ALL EPMHS former band members!! The plans for our alumni band concert ARE UNDER WAY! I just spoke with the principal, and he's on board! I need EVERYBODY's help in getting the word out to find out how members will attend. The concert tentatively will be in May or June 2015! I would like us to try and contact as many former music teachers too, so we may honor them on this special day. As the Blues Brothers said, "We're putting the BAND back together!!" If somebody can make a site for "EP BAND reunion" on Facebook, that would be great.
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Thought I would repost this since we have so many new members. I received this link from Tom Jones (Class of '77). A bit of nostalgia. These photos of the old Grand Union are fantastic. Enjoy!
For all of you who have not been to EP in a while here are some changes you may not be aware of. Hillman's Golf Course is gone; making way for offices, hotel, etc. Grand Union and Grand Way are long gone, too. The Elmwood Shopping Center is not even close to the way it used to be, sad to say. Now Grand Union is a Walgreens, Grand Way is a Kmart, Valley Bank is still there and in its parking lot by Elmwood Ford is a Pathmark. All of the stores have changed as well as the layout of the parking lot. Good news is Pizza Town is still alive and well (gotta love that place!) Falls View East is now River View, but basically the same with car shows weekly in the summer playing some of the old music, you know the stuff that many of us grew up with. Adams Diner is still a diner, but not the same name; Parkway Diner is new and improved. Boro Field is still there with a Recreation Center, a Football/Baseball hut, three ball fields, soccer, basketball, and yes, still the tank on the corner. The Rec Center includes a small water park, swings, and Senior Center.
Well I think that's it for now.
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Matthew DeMaria, Esq.
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Problem is when i try to put the structure in I guess I'm warping the doors. My friend said to put them back in the mold and glue the structure in. Hmmm? Wish I had thought of that but I went a different direction. OK, third time might be a charm. I'm going to finish them in the morning and I'll post results. Keeping my fingers crossed, I think it will work, we'll see. Ready to get them done and head onto the wing. It will be a ton of work but at least "friend" has sent me the cores and that's a ton of help. Funny......... went into Fedex yesterday and asked them if they had a box for the fuse. Found out that it fit in a gold bag box with an inch to spare! J |
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All good ideas guys. I have another:
I taped the doors to the rear of the fuse making sure it was squared up well with it. Then I marked a line 1/8" from the seam on both doors. Removed the doors and used a Dremel thin cut off wheel to remove that 1/8" of glass. So the doors are 1/8" narrower than they started. Used a 1/" x48" balsa sheet to make two panels that were larger than the doors profile. Pinned these two panels together and placed them on the centerline of the rear fuse and snugged both doors up against them making sure that the doors still fit the rear and taped it all in place. Ran a bead of glue around each panel where it met the door but of course did not glue the two panels together. Then sanded the excess balsa off the panels, flush with the doors. Found of course that the doors weren't exactly matching up at the middle so I used Bondo to cover the whole seam and then sanded it back flush to the doors. Now I had doors that fit tight and still fit the rear fuse good. Removed the tape holding the doors to the fuse and the two doors split apart easily. So I have two doors that fit and snug up well to each. Sort of shows you how many ways there are to skin a cat, doesn't it? In the morning I will mark the structure on the panels, drill the holes and then cut out the excess balsa. Pics tomorrow. J |
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Jul 22, 2012, 10:16 AM | |
Finished the doors. I think they will work well, they do match up very well and fit the rear of the fuse.
Here's how I did them. They fit well and should work well. J ImagesView all Images in thread
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Jul 22, 2012, 02:50 PM | |
Had I been a little more careful when I glued the doors to the balsa I would have been able to use less bondo. I had one side dip down a little and was too late by the time I discovered it. Not sure why I want the doors to open but it's just a cool thing I guess. I doubt if the Stingers ever opened them even partially in flight but if I'm wrong someone can correct me. realtime, Do you have any more pics of the armament? Especially the side and rear pics would be helpful. Not ready for them yet but just gaining ground on the research. J |
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Decided it was time to attach the nose. The FG nose needs a backplate to retain it's shape, plus I want to be able to remove it for access. Here's how I did it.
I taped the canopy section that had been cut out back on. Glued a balsa plank onto the balsa front former. I only glued it in a circle around the middle so I could cut it out later to detach it. That balsa plank was taper sanded so the FG nose could slip onto it. Then I used a small strip of cardboard to spread a thin layer of white Gorilla glue inside the nose cone about 1/8" from the edge of the cone. Taped it on and let it set up. Once cured I removed the canopy section and drilled small holes from the inside, two for locator dowel and two for magnets positions. Detaching simply consisted of cutting a large roundish hole from the inside through both the front former and the nose backplate. After that I just mounted locator dowels and plastic tubing acceptors and the magnets in. Done. Guess I better pull the wing cores out of the boxes and take a look at them now. J |
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Got the wing cores out and am I glad my friend cut the wing joiner tube holes in the cores! Makes my life a lot easier.
I decided to get the cores skinned and used my usual method. Tape the skins together tightly, skim coat of brown Gorilla glue and lots of weight on the beds. Have the whole wing, over 100", skinned in about 2 hours. I'll check them after they have set overnight but the building will be interrupted for several days due to another trip up north. Be back on it next weekend and hope to make some really good progress on it then. J |
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Filth and Fury: A 'Climategate' Reflection
The 'Climategate' Inquiry at Last Vindicates Phil Jones – and So Must I
"You are a fucking douchebag. You pathetic fucking Phony. I hope there is an earthquake right under your fucking house and swallows you into hell."
Does this offend you? If so, you haven't been involved in the climate wars. This message, one of many sent recently to climate scientists and now published by the Guardian(1), is almost sweet by comparison to the gallant emails some of us receive every week.
Many of these missives, perhaps revealing more about the senders than they intend, involve promises to insert implausibly large items of military hardware into the recipient's anus. At first, years ago, they alarmed me. After a while, realising that most of the silver-tongued chevaliers who send them live on the other side of the Atlantic, don't possess passports and would struggle to place the United Kingdom on a map, I stopped worrying. But to stay in this game you need, among other anatomical impossibilities, a tungsten skin.
By reacting like this, those who deny manmade climate change pay the issue a backhanded compliment. The viciousness of their invective, often directed at the authors of obscure studies of Siberian tree rings or oceanic chemistry, bears witness to the importance of climate science and the political weight its findings must carry.
The latest and thankfully last review of the emails hacked from the climatic research unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia will do nothing to dam the tide of filth and fury(2). The two previous reviews, both of which mostly exonerated the unit, were immediately identified as part of the ever-widening conspiracy (it now involves a fair proportion of the world's population). The vituperation climate scientists must bear helps to explain, if not excuse, the intemperate comments the emails contain.
Almost all the claims made about these messages are false. Their contents have been wildly and wilfully misinterpreted, their authors demonised, their implications inflated. But a handful of allegations do appear to carry weight. Yesterday, before the Russell review was published, I wrote down what I believed were the four key charges that needed to be answered. Here they are, in ascending order of importance.
1. The loss of Chinese weather station documents. A paper written in 1990 by Phil Jones, who later became head of CRU, claimed that almost all the Chinese stations whose data he was using had stayed put(3). This claim was used to argue that the rising temperatures in those places could not have been caused by creeping urbanisation. It later emerged that most of them had in fact moved, that many of the records of their locations had been lost and that Jones and his co-author appear to have been reluctant to admit it(4).
2. The failure to release data and analytical tools. CRU scientists kept blocking requests from their critics for the data and computer codes that they used to create their temperature records.
3. Using improper methods to exclude papers from journals or from reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Some of the emails show scientists at CRU reviewing papers that clash with their own findings and apparently rejecting them out of hand. At one point Phil Jones announced that he would keep two papers out of an IPCC report "somehow - even if we have to redefine what the peer review literature is!"(5)
4. Frustrating freedom of information (FoI) requests. CRU repeatedly sought to fend off legitimate requests. In one case Phil Jones asked another scientist to delete some emails, apparently in breach of the law(6). In another message, Jones recommended that a colleague at CRU should make a false claim that he had not received certain documents relating to a review for the IPCC(7).
How did the Russell report handle these issues? Its treatment of the first one is unsatisfactory. It lays out the allegations, notes that Jones admitted in an interview this year that the loss of the weather station records was "not acceptable"(8), then leaves the issue hanging. It offers no findings and no specific conclusions. Not a good start.
The second issue, by contrast, it handles cleverly and conclusively. Instead of relying on other people's testimony, the review team carried out its own test: did publicly-available data exist that would allow people to replicate CRU's temperature results? It found that the raw data were freely available on three US academic sites. It also found that competent researchers could write the computer code required to analyse them in less than two days, without asking CRU. It carried out its own analysis and produced a graph almost identical to CRU's(9).
Four obvious conclusions follow. First, that all the information required to test CRU's results was already freely available. Second, that the stonking fuss its critics made about alleged manipulation of its data was groundless. Third, that there was nothing special about the unit's computer codes: the corresponding fuss that climate scientists made about CRU's intellectual property was also bogus. And fourth that, by reacting so defensively, the scientists at the unit kept this fake scandal alive.
On the issue of excluding inconvenient papers, the review is also - mostly - convincing. It demonstrates the importance of context. A single email suggests that a journal editor is trying to shut out a paper whose conclusions he rejects(10). But read the whole series and it emerges as the final step in a painfully fair process(11). The review also shows that the IPCC's selection process was rigorous, that papers weren't improperly excluded and that Jones didn't act alone to shut them out, and couldn't have. But the case that might have provided the clearest evidence of unfair exclusion - Jones's apparent flat rejection of a paper challenging his findings by the Swedish scientist Lars Kamel(12) - was not investigated.
The Russell review's harshest results concern the FoI issue. Again the scientists were their own worst enemies: their "unhelpful" and "overly defensive" response triggered the avalanche of FoI requests that eventually threatened to smother them. But the report shared the blame for this "consistent pattern of failing to display the proper degree of openness" between the research unit and the university(13). It doesn't comment on the possible illegality of Phil Jones's requests.
Overall it shows, in most cases persuasively, that there is no evidence of fraud, manipulation or a lack of rigour and honesty on the part of the CRU scientists. The science is sound; the IPCC has not been compromised.
So was I wrong to have called, soon after this story broke, for Jones's resignation?(14) I think, on balance, that I was. He said some very stupid things. At times he squelched the scientific principles of transparency and openness. He might have broken the law. But he was also provoked beyond endurance. I think, in the light of everything I've now seen and read, that if I were to write that article again I would conclude that Phil Jones should hang on - but only just. I hope the last review gives him some peace.
1. http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jul/06/hacked-climate-science-emails-sceptics-abuse
2. Muir Russell et al, July 2010. The Independent Climate Change E-mails Review. http://www.cce-review.org/pdf/FINAL%20REPORT.pdf
3. PD Jones et al, 1990. Assessment of Urbanisation effects in Time Series of Surface Air Temperature Over Land. Nature, Vol. 347, pp.169-172.
4. See Fred Pearce, 2010. The Climate Files. Guardian Books.
5. http://eastangliaemails.com/emails.php?eid=419
6. http://www.eastangliaemails.com/emails.php?eid=891 7. http://eastangliaemails.com/emails.php?eid=888 8. http://www.nature.com/news/2010/100215/full/news.2010.71.html
9. Figure 6.1, page 47, Muir Russell et al, ibid.
10. http://eastangliaemails.com/emails.php?eid=320
11. Page 67, Muir Russell et al, ibid.
12. http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/feb/09/peer-review-block-scientific-papers
13. Page 11, Muir Russell et al, ibid.
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P-class cruiser
Class overview | |
Operators: | Germany |
Preceded by: | Deutschland-class cruiser |
Succeeded by: | O-class battlecruiser |
Planned: | 12 |
Completed: | 0 |
Cancelled: | 12 |
General characteristics | |
Type: | Heavy cruiser |
Displacement: | 23,700 t (23,300 long tons; 26,100 short tons) design |
Length: | 230 m (750 ft) |
Beam: | 26 m (85 ft) |
Draft: | 7.2 m (24 ft) |
Propulsion: | 12 MAN 9-cylinder diesels, 165,000 shp |
Speed: | 33 knots (61 km/h) maximum |
Range: |
Armament: |
Armor: |
Aircraft carried: | 2 × Arado 196 seaplanes |
Aviation facilities: | 2 × steam catapults |
The P class was a group of twelve heavy cruisers of Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine; they were the successor to the Deutschland-class cruisers. Design work began in 1937 and continued until 1939; at least nine designs were considered. The final design was armed with six 28 cm (11 in) quick-firing guns in two triple turrets, as in the preceding Deutschland class. The ships were designated as Panzerschiff (armored ship), and given the preliminary names P1–P12. They were an improved design over the preceding planned D-class cruisers, which had been canceled in 1934. Although the ships were already assigned to shipyards, construction never began on the P-class ships after the O-class battlecruiser design superseded them.
In the early 1930s, Adolf Hitler began a rearmament program in Germany. He signed the Anglo-German Naval Agreement, which allowed Germany to build up its navy to 35 percent of the strength of the British Royal Navy and effectively repudiated the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles on the German fleet.[1] This led to a decision in 1937 to build ships to an improved Deutschland-class cruiser design.[2] Design work on the new class of armored ships began that year.[3] After more than twenty designs were considered to meet the navy's specifications, one was chosen; it was designated as cruiser "P".[2] It called for a 20,000-metric-ton (20,000-long-ton) with a maximum speed of 34 to 35 kn (63 to 65 km/h; 39 to 40 mph), armed with six 28 cm (11 in) guns in two triple turrets.[4]
By 1938, it became clear to Admiral Erich Raeder that Hitler's aggressive foreign policy would bring conflict with Britain. He therefore decided that a significantly larger force of armored ships would be necessary to execute an effective commerce raiding campaign against the British. Raeder's intention to fight a commerce war against Britain was the basis for Plan Z,[1] which included twelve ships of the P-class design.[2] The design work on the new ships proceeded in parallel with work on the O-class battlecruiser design.[5] Experiments were conducted on at least nine different design proposals between March 1938 and December 1939. The designs varied somewhat in terms of dimensions as well as armament; some of the designs featured three 28 cm triple turrets.[3]
Many problems were encountered with designing the ships, the most prevalent being armor. The required maximum speed of 34 kn (63 km/h; 39 mph) meant that the minimum length had to grow from the original 217 m (712 ft) to 229.5 m (753 ft). It also meant that the beam could be a minimum of 25 m (82 ft)—unless diesel engines, like those used in the Deutschland 's, were desired; they would increase the beam by 2 m (6.6 ft). Unfortunately for the designers, the widened beam meant that an even longer hull was needed to maintain hydrodynamic efficiency. All of this complicated the armor arrangements, as more armor was needed to cover the longer length and widened beam. Eventually it was deemed that it was impossible to include diesel power on a 20,000-metric-ton (20,000-long-ton) displacement.[6]
Initially, twelve ships were ordered based on the P-class design. The ships were ordered under the provisional names P1 through P12; the contracts were awarded to a number of German shipyards, including Deutsche Werke in Kiel, Blohm & Voss in Hamburg, and the KM Dockyard in Wilhelmshaven. However, Plan Z was reduced in size, and the number of armored ships was pared down to only eight vessels. This caused several of the contracts to be shifted around amongst the various shipbuilding companies. The first keel was set to be laid on 1 Feb 1940. The revised version of Plan Z, approved on 27 July 1939, removed the P-class ships from the construction queue. Instead, the decision was made to build the O-class battlecruisers only.[3]
The P-class ships were 223 m (732 ft) long at the waterline, and 230 m (750 ft) overall. The ships had a beam of 26 m (85 ft) and a designed draft of 7.2 m (24 ft); the maximum draft was 8 m (26 ft).[3] They were to have incorporated longitudinal frame stringer steel construction, and would have been primarily welded. The ships would have had thirteen watertight compartments and a transom stern.[7] The ships were equipped with two catapults and two Arado 196 seaplanes.[3] The armor layout was to have used Krupp cemented steel, but the design was not complete; only broad requirements are known. The main armored deck was 70 mm (2.8 in) thick, with 100 mm (3.9 in)–thick sloping deck armor. The upper deck was 20 mm (0.79 in) thick. The two main-battery barbettes had armor protection that ranged between 80 mm (3.1 in) and 100 mm (3.9 in) thick, and had a depth of 14.2 m (47 ft). The armored belt was 120 mm (4.7 in) thick over the vital areas of the ship, and tapered down to 40 mm (1.6 in) in less critical areas.[8]
The ships were designed to be equipped with twelve MAN 9-cylinder V-configuration double acting two-stroke diesel engines that were designed to provide a total of 165,000 shaft horsepower at 250 rpm. The engines were arranged in four sets of three, each of which drove one of four shafts. The shafts each turned a screw that was 4.3 m in diameter. The ships were designed to carry 3,600 metric tons (3,500 long tons; 4,000 short tons) of fuel oil, but were capable of storing up to 5,000 t (4,900 long tons; 5,500 short tons). At a cruising speed of 13 knots, this enabled a maximum range of 25,000 nautical miles; at 19 knots, the range was reduced to 15,000 nmi.[3]
The ships were armed with six 28 cm (11 in) quick-firing guns mounted in two triple turrets, one fore and one aft. It is not known if these were to have been the same 28 cm SK C/28 guns as the preceding Deutschland-class cruisers, or a different design. The ships were also armed with four 15 cm (5.9 in)/L55 guns in two twin turrets, also mounted on the centerline, fore and aft. The fore 28 cm turret would have been superfiring over the fore 15 cm turret; the layout was reversed for the aft pair of turrets.[3] The 15 cm twin turrets were Drh L. C/34 mounts—the same type as those fitted to the Bismarck- and Scharnhorst-class battleships, as well as a number of other designs. The turrets allowed depression to −10 degrees and elevation to 40 degrees, which enabled a maximum range of 22,000 m (24,000 yd). The 15 cm guns had a rate of fire of between 6 to 8 45.3 kg (100 lb) rounds per minute, at a muzzle velocity of 875 meters per second (2,871 ft/s). The guns used two propellant charges: a 14.15 kg (31.2 lb) RPC/38 fore charge and a 23.5 kg (52 lb) main charge in a brass cartridge.[9]
The P-class ships were to have mounted a fairly small anti-aircraft battery: four 10.5 cm (4.1 in)/L65 high-angle guns and four 3.7 cm (1.5 in) Flak guns.[3] The 10.5 cm guns fired two types of projectiles: a 58.4 kg (129 lb) high explosive shell and a 51.8 kg (114 lb) incendiary round. Both types of ammunition used a single propellant charge: the 11.46 kg (25.3 lb) RPC/32 charge. The guns could elevate to 80 degrees, and could hit targets 12,500 m (13,700 yd) away.[10] The ships were also armed with six 53.3 cm (21.0 in) submerged torpedo tubes.[3]
- ^ a b Gardiner & Chesneau, p. 220.
- ^ a b c Garzke & Dulin, p. 351.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Gröner, p. 64.
- ^ Garzke & Dulin, p. 352.
- ^ Gardiner & Chesneau, p. 226.
- ^ Garzke & Dulin, pp. 351–352.
- ^ Gröner, p. 63.
- ^ Gröner, pp. 63–64.
- ^ DiGiulian (15 cm/55).
- ^ DiGiulian (10.5 cm/65).
- DiGiulian, Tony (20 November 2008). "German 15 cm/55 (5.9") SK C/28". NavWeaps.com. Retrieved 2 June 2009.
- DiGiulian, Tony (26 January 2009). "German 10.5 cm/65 (4.1") SK C/33". NavWeaps.com. Retrieved 2 June 2009.
- Gardiner, Robert; Chesneau, Roger, eds. (1980). Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships, 1922–1946. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. ISBN 978-0-87021-913-9.
- Garzke, William H.; Dulin, Robert O. (1985). Battleships: Axis and Neutral Battleships in World War II. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. ISBN 978-0-87021-101-0.
- Gröner, Erich (1990). German Warships: 1815–1945. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press. ISBN 978-0-87021-790-6.


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Crochet Piano Wrap
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This music-inspired crochet pattern is a lovely pattern for those that love to tickle the ivories. You can show off your love of music all around town when you wear this neat crochet wrap. Bulky weight yarn in black, white, and grey is used to work up this intermediate crochet pattern from Lion Brand. It's super comfy to wear, and you can never have enough layering pieces like this in your closet. Plus, the design of this one-size crochet wrap includes side vents for additional comfort.
Crochet Hook: P/16 or 16 mm hook
Yarn Weight: (6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)
- Chenille Thick & Quick Yarn: Antique White
- Chenille Thick & Quick Yarn: Black
- Chenille Thick & Quick Yarn: Grey
*Please note: Lion Brand Chenille Thick & Quick has been discontinued; find recommended substitutions here. - Lion Brand Crochet Hook - Size P-15 (10 mm)
SIZE: One Size
Collar 8 sts + 6.5 rows = 4" (10 cm) in sc. Body 1 shell + sc repeat = 2.5" (6.25 cm) and one row = 1" (2.5 cm) in shell pattern. BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE.
When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person. If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles
shell (dc, ch 1, dc, ch 1, dc) in same st. inc Shell (double shell) [dc, (ch 1, dc) 5 times] in same st. Changing yarn Work sc (or sc tbl) by inserting hook under loops (or back loop) of next sc, yo, draw loop through, drop yarn to WS, pick up next yarn from underneath, yo with new yarn and complete sc.
Piano Keys Pattern
BB, AA, BB, AA, BB, AAAA, BB, AA, BB, AAAA (a set of three black and a set of two black separated by double white keys= one octave= 24 rows)
The Wrap features a turned back Collar in the pattern of a piano keyboard. The Body is worked in a shell pattern, shaped at the center back into a shallow V. This shaping helps the Wrap stay on and drape.
Note: The piano key Collar is made first, like a scarf from end to end. It depicts four octaves, worked in sc tbl with specific color changes. You will need two working yarns in A and one in B. The B keys are 8 stitches long and 2 rows wide. 8 stitches of the Collar are worked in striping pattern, but at every row you'll change to the second ball of A for the remaining 4 stitches. So B is carried up one side of the Collar at the same time the second white is carried up the middle on the wrong side of the work. After dropping, keep the A strand of the middle color change to the wrong side of work. This technique means you end up with no cut yarn and very few loose ends to deal with. With A, ch 13.
Row 1 (RS): Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. Turn – 12 sc made.
Row 2: Ch 1, sc through both loops of first sc, sc tbl next 10 sc, sc through both loops of last sc. (Maintain sc both loops at ends, sc tbl center 10 sc for entire Collar). Turn.
Rows 3-4: Work Row 2 two more times, dropping A and changing to B in the last sc. Turn. Begin working the key pattern
Row 5 (RS): With B, ch 1, sc in first sc, sc tbl of next 7 sc, drop B and pick up second ball of A. Sc tbl of next 3 sc, sc in last sc. Turn.
Row 6: Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc tbl of next 3 sc, drop A and pick up B. Bring dropped A strand to front of work (WS). With B, sc tbl of next 7 sc, sc in last sc, drop B and pick up A – one Black key made. Turn.
Row 7: With A, ch 1, sc in first sc, sc tbl in next 7 sc, drop A and pick up second ball of A. Sc tbl of next 3 sc, sc in last sc. Turn.
Row 8: Ch 1, sc first sc, sc tbl of next 3 sc, drop second A and change to first A. Bring dropped strand to front of work. Sc tbl in next 7 sc, sc last sc, drop A and pick up B – one White key made. Turn.
Rows 9-16: Work Rows 5-8 twice more – 2 more Black keys made. At end of last repeat do not change to B. Wrap working A strand underneath the unused B strand to carry. Turn. Make another White key
Rows 17-18 Continuing with A work Rows 7-8. There are now 3 Black keys and a double White key. Rows 19-28 Work Rows 9-18 – 1 octave complete.
Repeat Rows 5-28 for 3 times more, for 4 complete octaves ending with a double white key, fasten off – 100 rows made.
Note: Body of Wrap is in yarn C, worked onto the long A and B striped edge of Collar. For center back shaping, work a double shell (inc shell) every third row. For clarity, mark the center stitch and move marker up each row.
Row 1 (RS): Join C with slip st in the side of beginning sc of Collar. Ch 1, sc in same st. Make 1 sc in the side of each sc row along Collar, working under 2 strands of Collar sc AND the 1 carried strand – 100 sc made. Turn. Set up pattern
Row 2: Ch 1, sc in first sc, skip 2 sc, shell in next sc, skip 2 sc, [sc in next sc, skip 2 sc, shell in next sc, skip 2 sc] 6 times. [sc2tog, skip 2 sc, shell, skip 2 sc] twice. Sc2tog, [skip 2 sc, shell, skip 2 sc, sc in next sc] 7 times to end – 16 shells made. Mark the sc between the 8th and 9th shells for center. Turn. Begin pattern.
Row 3: (inc) Ch 4, dc in first sc, skip dc, sc in next dc. [Shell in next sc, skip dc, sc in next dc] across to marked center sc. Inc shell in center sc. Skip dc, sc in next dc. Repeat between [ ] to end, except in last sc work [dc, ch 1 dc]. Turn.
Row 4: Ch 1, sc in first dc, [shell in next sc, skip dc, sc in next dc] across to center. Shell in ch1-space at center of inc shell. Skip next dc, [sc in next dc, shell in next sc, skip next dc] across. Sc in 3rd ch of turning chain. Turn.
Row 5: Ch 4, dc in first sc, [skip dc, sc in next dc, shell in next sc] across, except in last sc work [dc, ch 1, dc]. Turn.
Row 6: (inc) Ch 1, sc in first dc, [shell in next sc, skip dc, sc in next dc] across to center. Inc shell in center sc. Skip dc, sc in next dc. Repeat between [ ] to end, placing last sc in 3rd ch of turning chain. Turn.
Row 7: Ch 4, dc in first sc, [skip dc, sc in next dc, shell in next sc] across, placing shell in ch1-space at center. In last sc work [dc, ch 1, dc]. Turn.
Row 8: Ch 1, sc in first dc, [shell in next sc, skip dc, sc in next dc] across, placing last sc in 3rd ch of turning chain. Turn. Working in pattern as established, inc every 3rd row 4 more times:
Rows 9-18: Work Rows 3-8, then Rows 3-6 once more.
Row 19: Slip st in first sc, dc and ch1-space. Ch 1, [sc in next dc, shell in next sc, skip dc] across, placing shell in ch1-space at center. At end, sc in next dc, leaving last ch1, dc and sc unworked. Fasten off.
Fold Collar with right side facing out. Sc around entire edge of Body, joining Collar to Body at each end as follows: Holding Collar and Body together, join C in the side of C sc from Row 1 of Body. Ch 1, sc in same place. Sc, working under 2 loops of Collar and 2 strands of Body, through both thicknesses, making 1 sc in each sc of Collar while making 2 sc in side of each dc, 1 sc in side of each sc of Body. Sc 15 along short end of Body. Rotate and sc across long edge, placing sc in each dc, ch1-space and sc. Rotate and sc 15 along other short end of Body. Hold Collar and Body together, sc to join as with other side, working under spare loop of Collar base ch and 2 strands of Body. Place last sc in C sc from Row 1 of Body. Fasten off. Weave in ends. Wrap does not require blocking, but gently finger press and ease into shape and to measurements. Sometimes simply trying it on and wearing will bring the Wrap into shape.
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Potential Disaster for Belizean Ecotourism
October 8, 2004 10:06 AM - World Land Trust
A very disturbing report has been received over the Internet, which if true may spell the end of Belize's reign as one of the world leaders in ecotourism.
The Rainforest Alliance Raises the Bar for Conservation Education
October 8, 2004 10:00 AM - The Rainforest Alliance
In order to better connect US children with conservation and cultures in Latin America, the Rainforest Alliance has launched an expanded and improved curriculum that will bring the rainforest to life in classrooms across the country. Endorsed by organizations including the New York City Department of Education and the United Federation of Teachers' Teacher Center which touted the Learning Site as one of the best Web sites to support children's learning the Rainforest Alliance now offers an expanded curriculum with unique units for kindergarten through sixth grade. Each unit features three to four comprehensive multidisciplinary lesson plans, which meet national standards to allow teachers to easily incorporate the units into their lessons, and all are available for free.
Montana Rocky Mountain Front Victory
October 7, 2004 04:39 PM - National Wildlife Federation
"The Bush administration has made a wise and welcomed decision to table its plans to drill Montana's Rocky Mountain Front. While the administration's decision does not permanently protect this pristine natural area, it keeps the Front protected for the immediate future. We would hope this decision signals a change in the administration's attitude towards inappropriate development of prime wildlife habitat on public land.
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October 7, 2004 04:37 PM - IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare)
The battle against wildlife crime received reinforcements today when CITES Parties unanimously recommended tighter enforcement measures designed to crack down on illegal wildlife trade.
White Rhino Caught in the Cross Hairs at CITES
October 7, 2004 04:35 PM - IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare)
The white rhino may again be the target of trophy hunters, pending an imminent decision at the CITES conference to reduce international trade protection for the critically threatened species.
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Twenty-seven of the member groups of the Sustainable Energy Coalition (SEC) today sent officials in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and other federal agencies a detailed set of recommendations for funding energy efficiency and renewable energy programs in Fiscal Year 2006 (FY06).
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The Trust For Public Land (TPL) today announced that more than 23,000 acres of land have been protected and a 107-acre old growth timber grove has been preserved in Idaho's scenic St. Joe River Basin as part of a continuing partnership between TPL, Potlatch Corporation, and the Idaho Department of Lands.
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Eiger's grim reputation
By BBC News Online's Dave Gilbert
The fearsome north wall of the Eiger which rears above the Swiss resort of Grindelwald has one of the most daunting reputations in the climbing world and many a drama has been played out on its face. The 13,000ft-high Eiger, German for Ogre, is steep, exposed to bad weather, almost constantly in shadow even in summer, presents alternating bands of difficult rock and ice, and is notoriously loose. Anyone brave enough to attempt the 6,000ft wall - the Nordwand - has to risk a fusillade of falling rocks. To avoid this particularly lethal danger some choose to climb the face in the coldest conditions when the rocks are more likely to be fozen in place.
Many of the big walls of the European Alps were scaled in the years following climbing's golden era of the 19th Century but the north face of the Eiger remained unclimbed until 1938 when a team of four managed to succeed where many had died trying. Traumatic tale
The first to get really high on the face were Max Sedlmayer and Karl Mehringer who in 1935 were halted by bad weather. Their bodies were spotted weeks later.
The following year saw one of the most traumatic episodes in the Eiger's history.
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Four young climbers - Andreas Hinterstoisser, Edi Ranier, Willy Angerer and Toni Kurz - made a renewed attempt on the north wall.
Hinterstoisser opened up a route to the summit with a brilliant traverse but it could not be reversed without a rope in place.
After being caught up in a huge storm they were unable to retreat the way they had come and all four were killed. Toni Kurz perished hanging from his abseil rope only feet from a rescue team.
'I cannot go on'
The would-be rescuers tried to reach the stricken climber from a window which emerges onto the face from the railway tunnel running right through the mountain.
But a knot prevented him sliding any further towards the outstretched arms and his own fingers were so badly frozen he could not free himself. The rescuers had to withdraw for the night despite the stricken climber's pleas not to be left alone.
When they returned the next morning he was much weaker and with the words "Ich kann nicht mehr" (I cannot go on) he died almost within reach of safety.
After more failed and fatal attempts to climb the mountain by its most difficult face, a group of four finally managed to put up a route.
Two Germans, Anderl Heckmair and Ludwig (Wiggerl) Vorg, and the Austrians Fritz Kasparek and Heinrich Harrer, joined forces in 1938 to make the first ascent. The dramatic tale was recounted in Harrer's book The White Spider which is named after the distinctive ice field near the summit and has become a mountaineering classic.
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The climbers were paraded by Adolf Hitler in a propaganda exercise. Harrer later spoke of his discomfort about the chapter and Vorg was killed on the Russian front only a few years later.
Chris Bonington was again involved with another Eiger epic in 1966 when a new, more direct route was being tried - in winter. Using big expedition tactics of installing fixed ropes as they climbed, thereby allowing the mountaineers to descend and then quickly regain their previous high point, more than a dozen climbers forced the route with this so-called siege technique.
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@Destinyheroknight: Of course it would turn the world upside down, it's got to do with something the world gov. is trying to erase: The Void Century. But still doesn't say Whitebeard knows what it is esp. since he told Sengoku that the marine is trying to keep it from the masses as it could spark a world/great war "The Ruins (Those square metal/stone boxes with scriptures on them)". He know of it but not what it is. Garp also knew Gold D. Roger...but that D. is bothering me more than the One Piece Treasure, which we can say he definitely knew.
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Intelligent Systems Applications TC
This organization is known as the Intelligent Systems Applications Technical Committee (ISATC) of the Computational Intelligence Society (CIS) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).
Purpose and Scope
The goals of the ISATC are: (1) to foster more effective transfer of computational intelligence technologies and higher levels of intelligence to large-scale applications important to humanity; (2) to foster greater feedback from the challenges encountered in these applications to the core research in computational intelligence; (3) to make it easier for researchers and corporations whose background is primarily in computational intelligence to increase their contributions in these areas; (4) to develop stronger two-way liaisons with other professional societies who support these goals, as well as with industry and governments.
The ISATC members are appointed by the CIS President with the agreement of the ISATC Chair for a one-year term. The term of service expires at the end of the calendar year for which they have been appointed.
The ISATC Chair is appointed by the CIS President with the agreement of the CIS EXCOM for a one-year term. The term of service expires at the end of the calendar year for which the ISATC Chair has been appointed. No more than two consecutive full terms are permitted.
There is no membership fee for joining the ISATC. Funding for the committee shall be provided by the CIS in the annual budget request. Once approved by the CIS AdCom, funds will be available to support the ISATC activities. The Chair shall be responsible for the appropriate use of the approved funds.
The ISATC shall engage in various activities in order to advance the goals described above, including but not limited to the following:, participate in paper reviews and selection for CIS-sponsored conferences, nominate lecturers for the CIS distinguished speakers program, collaborate on production of tutorials, sponsor publication of books or CD-ROMs, and organize specialized focused workshops or meetings. Most of the activities of the ISATC shall be conducted through subcommittees, whose core activities will consist of: (1) strategic discussions, primarily by email and ad hoc discussions in person, about how to advance the ISATC goals within their specific domain; (2) acting as a clearing house to disseminate these discussions and other information as they deem appropriate, particularly via the ISATC web page; (3) where appropriate, support the ISATC input to other organization it acts as liaison to, such as the IEEEUSA Energy policy committee and the IEEE-USA Communications and Information Policy Committee. The ISATC will also work with the organizers of CIS-sponsored conferences to insure and maintain the technical excellence, and endeavor to provide technical and planning integration to the activities of the subcommittees, which it will appoint and oversee.
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ISATC "Biometrics" Task Force, Chair: Qinghan Xiao
ISATC "Complex Engineering Optimization (CEO)" Task Force, Chair: Yaochu Jin, Vice Chair: Yew-Soon Ong
ISATC "Computational Intelligence in the Energy Domain" Task Force, Chair: Markus Wagner, Vice Chairs: Paul Kaufmann, Jun Oliver Kramer
ISATC "Hyper-heuristics" Task Force, Chair: Rong Qu, Vice Chair: Sima Uyar
ISATC "Intelligent Adaptive Fault Tolerant Control, Optimization and Reliability" Task Force, Chair: Wei-Chang Yeh, Vice Chair: Huaguang Zhang, Zhanshan Wang
ISATC "Intelligent Network Systems" Task Force, Chair: Shengxiang Yang
ISATC "Intelligent Space Systems and Operations" Task Force, Chair: Yang Gao, Vice Chair: Nicola Policella
ISATC "Robotics" Task Force, Chair: Honghai Liu, Vice Chair: Naoyuki Kubota
ISATC "Smart Grid" Task Force, Chair: Ganesh Kumar Venayagamoorthy, Vice Chair: Haibo He, Andrew Kusiak
ISATC "Security, Surveillance and Defense Applications" Task Force, Chair: Rami Abielmona, Vice Chair: James Keller, Rafael Falcon
ISATC "Semantic Web" Task Force, Chair: Trevor Martin, Vice Chair: Elie Sanchez
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Jervis Anderson, (born Oct. 1, 1932, Jamaica—found dead Jan. 7, 2000, New York, N.Y.), Jamaican-born American biographer and journalist who , was a staff writer for The New Yorker from 1968 to 1998 and wrote highly praised biographies of African American civil rights leaders Bayard Rustin and A. Philip Randolph. Serialized in The New Yorker in 1972, Anderson's profile of Randolph appeared in book form as A. Philip Randolph: A Biographical Portrait in 1973. Bayard Rustin: Troubles I've Seen (1997) became a best-seller.
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The fourth-ranked Rosemount gymnastics team all but locked up its second straight undefeated season in the South Suburban Conference with a 146.825-141.225 triumph over 9th-rated Lakeville North last Tuesday in Rosemount.
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This place is super romantic! Dim and cozy with amazing food and service. The view is awesome, overlooking the valley lights. After dinner on Friday, you can go to the lounge and dance. They have good bands and the drinks are reasonable. This is a great place to go for your date night.
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The Pomona Valley Mining Company is a restaurant located in the hills of Pomona that boasts a panoramic view of the Pomona Valley. In the tradition of the mining days of Silverado canyon, the restaurant is patterned after the grubberies and saloons frequented by the prospectors. Relics displayed within are genuine artifacts of the mining era. The menu features a variety of steaks, chicken, pasta and barbecued pork and beef ribs. We are renowned for our Sunday Champagne Brunch, a very special (and tasty) way to spend your Sunday.
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Last night 7/4/2008 I stopped to have dinner approx. 8:30 PM We started with drinks, black Russians in quaint little jelly jars. Then we had dinner. I had petit filet, mashed potatoes and vegetables. My wife had scampi with filet. Her scampi was ice cold. Her stake was barely warm. My stake was cold. The potatoes was barely warm. Our stake was the worst tasting I have ever eaten... view more
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseWent for Sunday Brunch, terrible service. The busboy went to the table next to us (he obviously knew the people at the table) he asked so whats good? He was referring to the food, and then he said This Place Su*$#! I wish I would've known that before. The omlettes and pasta was the only thing good. Everything else wasn't worth the price. Desserts were horrible.
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseI grew up in the area and can tell you that this place has a million dollar location with the best views. However, I have been on several occasions and have watched it go downhill. From a very classy joint back in the day with savory steaks and seafood dishes to awful service, restaurant supply warehouse food and a very dilapidated run-down building. Its a shame, but I thought I would give it one last try for Sun ... view more
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseWe were recommended to this place, as a great place to get a good steak, but I disagree with that. Their food is okay, but it is not a steakhouse. Although we go there occasionally, it is not for the steaks. They also have a Sunday buffet, but not one I'd tell others about. The buffet is set up where you have to go between patrons waiting for tables, and is very disorganized. The overall atmosphere and food is o... view more
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseMade reservation for my girlfriends bday at 9 o'clock over the phone, when we got there the waitress told us that they were closed for cleaning because they had no customers!!! I was like WHAT?!.. At least tell the people that had reservation that they might be doing cleaning that day or something! Wasted an hour drive from Riverside to take my gf out to eat for her bday! NEVER GO HERE!
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseWHAT A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY. IT TOOK FOREVER TO GET SEATED EVEN WITH RESERVATIONS, FOOD SUCKED AND COST WAY TO MUCH. THE PEOPLE WHO WORK AND DINE THERE LOOK LIKE A BUNCH OF CHOLOS AND HOODRATS !!!!
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag Abusethis place was nothing but long waits, bad food ,and snotty and poor service. They try to pass themselves off as a high class restaurant with expensive prices but in reality its just a Sizzlers with a view........DONT GO
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseThe first time I went here I had made a reservation for 9pm. We got there at 9 and were told that we'd have to wait for the next table. We waited in there lounge and odered drinks. The well drinks were $5 and tiny. I had to ask the hostess 3 times ""when would we be seated?"" We were finally seated an hour later. At our table we never saw our waitress. We had to ask a bus boy to find her , finally 10 minutes later a ... view more
Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag AbuseOnly been there once, but my girlfriend and I thought the food was very poor. Either we hit a bad night, or other people don't have good taste. My girlfriend is extremely picky, so when she doesn't like something then I don't think much of it, but when we both don't like it, then there is something wrong. Yes, great view, hoping to be more like Castaway in Burbank, but far from it.
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Cynthiana Police Department gets new station through HUD funding. The Cynthiana Housing Authority received a $79,500 Housing and Urban Development grant, designed to eliminate crime in and around the public housing. The new CPD substation is located on Locust Street.
Direct TV buys out Primestar Inc. The acquisition was made by Hughes Electronic Corporation, a unit of General Motors Corporation, the parent company of Direct TV. The same company merged with United States Satellite Broadcasting (USSB).
The Harrison County Wrestling team takes first in Danville Invitational. Members of the team are, Mindy McKinley, Jeramii Edwards, Luke Tucker, A.J. Gillis, Eric Case, Buddy Thomas, Jamie Snedeker, Joey Nelson, Ronald Steeves, Scott Nelson, Travis Simpson, Chris Kern, Daniel Martin, Patrick McNutt, Troy Roberts, Clif Marshall, Jarrod Marshall, M.D. McKinley, Brad Perraut, Derrick Collins.
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Births announced this week are: Jayson Todd Jacoby, Jan. 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jacoby; Simon Lynn Masters, Jan. 29, son of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Masters; Lacy Dahese Gaunce, Jan. 24, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gaunce; Lydia Ann Cole, Jan. 22, daughter of Randall and Julie Cole; Trevor Sean Boland, Jan. 24, son of Thomas and Rochelle Boland; Bronston Cabel Fields, Jan. 23, son of W.C. Fields and Aileene Fields; Lisa June Tucker, Jan. 26, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joey Tucker; Adam Stephen Hardin, Jan. 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hardin; Rachel Mashell Pergram, Jan. 25, daughter of Jeff and Wanda Pergram.
Nelson McLoney was a member of the first crew to bomb Tokyo. McLoney volunteered Aug. 15, 1941. He became a pilot of the famous B-29 Superfortress. He and his crew of 11 flew 21 missions together in the 21st Bomber Command stationed at Siapan in the South Pacific. His mission was to bomb a Japanese aircraft factory which would take 18 hours. McLoney and his crew were in the first low level bombing raid over Tokyo on Nov. 24, 1944. Their B-29 Superfortress was the first plane back to base.
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Births announced this week are: Luanne Ashbrook, Dec. 24, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ashbrook; Danny Thomas Price, Dec. 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Price; Kimberly Kay Fredrick, Dec. 25, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fredrick; Yvonne Lynn Fryman, Dec. 27, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fryman; Mark Edwin Massey, Dec. 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Massey; Mark Lewis Matthews, Dec. 31, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garnett Matthews; Judy Rebecca Murray, Dec. 31, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lanham Murray; Kelly Lee Newman, Dec. 28, born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newman; Dana Lynn O'Neill, Dec. 28, born to Mr. and Mrs. David O'Neill; LaDonna Denise Lawson, Dec. 30, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lawson; Edward Hanson Hill, Jan. 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill; Georgia DeLynn Pope, Jan. 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Pope; Daryl Maurice Harper, Jan. 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Harper.
Thirty-two new homes were built in Cynthiana and 28 others improved in 1958, and three business buildings were erected - Kroger, Dr. Pepper Bottling plant, and a heating and plumbing.
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