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Francis G. Newlands
|Francis G. Newlands
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March 4, 1903 – December 24, 1917
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|Francis Griffith Newlands
August 28, 1846
Natchez, Mississippi
|December 24, 1917
(aged 71)
Washington, D.C.
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Francis Griffith Newlands (August 28, 1846 – December 24, 1917) was a United States Representative and Senator from Nevada.[1] Newlands is perhaps best known for the 1902 Newlands Reclamation Act, which funded irrigation projects that led to the settlement of much of the American West.
Early life[edit]
Newlands was born in Natchez, Mississippi, on August 28, 1846.[2] He studied at Yale University and the Columbian College Law School (now the George Washington University Law School), and was admitted to the bar in 1869.
In 1870, Newlands moved to San Francisco, California, where he worked for William Sharon, the Bank of California executive who financed the early years of the Comstock Lode digs in Virginia City, Nevada. Newlands later married Sharon's daughter Clara Adelaide Sharon. She died in 1882, eight years after they married. In 1888, he moved to Nevada to serve Sharon's interests, and continued to practice law.
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In the late 1880s, Newlands and his partners began to acquire farmland in northwestern Washington, D.C., and southern Montgomery County, Maryland, in order to develop a residential streetcar suburb for the nation's capital. (See Washington streetcars.) They founded the Chevy Chase Land Company in 1890; it eventually acquired much of the land now known as Chevy Chase, Washington, D.C., and Chevy Chase, Maryland. Newlands used the powers of his federal offices to aid the development of the Northwest D.C. corridor, benefitting his company.[citation needed]
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He served as a Democratic Representative for Nevada between 1893 and 1903. During his service, he wrote the Newlands Resolution, an act to annex the Republic of Hawai'i and create the Territory of Hawai'i. It was approved on July 4, 1898, and signed by President William McKinley. Newlands became known for his support of irrigation, land reclamation, and free silver. He temporarily sat in the House as a member of the Silver Party. He pushed for the passage of the 1902 Newlands Reclamation Act, which funded irrigation projects throughout much of the American West, including the damming of every major Western river.
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He became a U.S. senator representing Nevada in 1903. He was a member of the Senate subcommittee that investigated the 1912 sinking of RMS Titanic.[3] In 1916, he was the only Democratic senator to vote against the nomination of Louis Brandeis to the U.S. Supreme Court.[4] He served until his death in Washington, D.C., on December 24, 1917.
Newlands was an "avowed racist".[5] He published and spoke about his white supremacist beliefs, labelling African-Americans as a "race of children."[6][7] Chevy Chase — the suburb that he co-founded — excluded people based on race and religion.[citation needed]
The Francis Griffith Newlands Memorial Fountain is named for him. Proposals have been made to remove his name from the fountain because of his white supremacist history. Others believe that Chevy Chase should continue to honor Newlands with a monument.[8][9]
In Bethesda, Maryland, an office building operated by the Chevy Chase Land Company is named after him: the Francis G. Newlands Center.
Newlands's former mansion in Reno is one of six properties in Nevada designated as a National Historic Landmark.[10] Many notable people, including Barbara Hutton in 1935, stayed at the house while waiting for their divorce paperwork to be finalized by George Thatcher, a local divorce lawyer who purchased the home in 1920.
See also[edit]
- ^ NPS: Newlands
- ^ Frank G. Newlands' Birth
- ^ Titanic Inquiry Project
- ^ Confirm Brandeis by Vote of 47 to 22, The New York Times, June 2, 1916
- ^ Fisher, Marc. "Chevy Chase, 1916: For Everyman, a New Lot in Life," Washington Post, February 15, 1999
- ^ Gary, Frank Boyd (1909). "The Immigration Commission and the Immigration Problem". U.S. Government Printing Office. p. 23. Retrieved February 23, 2015. This pamphlet, consisting mostly of a transcript of a speech by Gary, includes an extract of a statement given by Newlands on February 7, 1909, to the Washington Post that includes the "race of children" assertion.
- ^ Newlands, Francis G. (1909). "A Western View of the Race Question". Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 34: 269.
- ^ Lancaster, Angela, CCHS President. Mary Sheehan, Board Member. Gail Sansbury, Director, Archive and Research Center (December 4, 2014). "Letter, CCHS to Gary Thompson". Chevy Chase Historical Society. Retrieved February 13, 2015.
- ^ "Descendants of Nevada senator join debate over DC fountain". Washington, D.C. Associated Press. February 18, 2015. Retrieved February 23, 2015.
- ^ "Senator Francis G. Newlands House". U.S. National Park Service. Retrieved 3 August 2011.
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Optus (and competitor Vodafone) have for a very long time been using rebadged Huawei kits, and the E3276 Premium 4G Modem is no exception. The USB plug flips up from a small switch, and the same side houses a slide-back cover that hides the SIM card slot. One nice aspect here is that the slide back mechanism is solid, but easy enough to activate, whereas many USB modems rely on you having a long enough fingernail to pop the casing open. If you don't want to scuff your nail polish or simply don't have long fingernails, the E3276 Premium 4G Modem's approach is a good one. But apart from that, and the fairly obvious Optus branding, the E3276 Premium 4G Modem isn't really premium — it's just ordinary. As with all USB modems, there's also a slight risk when using them for mobile purposes, simply because it'll stick out of the side of the laptop you're using with it, although the hinge on the premium modem does solve this, as long as you remember to flip it upwards.
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In The Measure of a Mountain, Seattle writer Bruce Barcott sets out to know Rainier. His method is exploratory, meandering, personal. He begins by encircling it, first by car then on foot. He finds that the mountain is a complex of moss-bearded hemlocks and old-growth firs, high meadows that blossom according to a precise natural timeclock, sheets of crumbling pumice, fractured glaciers, and unsteady magma. Its snow fields bristle with bug life, and its marmots chew rocks to keep their teeth from overgrowing. Rainier rumbles with seismic twitches and jerks--some one-hundred-thirty earthquakes annually. The nightmare among geologists is the unstoppable wall of mud that will come rolling down its slopes when a hunk of mountain falls off, as it does every half century (and we're fifty years overdue). Rainier is both an obsession and a temple that attracts its own passionate acolytes: scientists, priests, rangers, and mountain guides. Rainier is also a monument to death: every year someone manages just to disappear on its flanks; imperiled climbers and their rescuers perish on glaciers; a planeload of Marines remains lodged in ice since they crashed into the mountain in 1946. Referred to by locals as simply "the mountain," it is the single largest feature of the Pacific Northwest landscape--provided it isn't hidden in clouds. Visible or not, though, it's presence is undeniable.
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Here we are in the 21st Century and being told that the liberal arts are expensive and useless skills -- part of a growing movement to quash higher education except to learn specific niche technological and/or business skills designed, generally speaking, to enhance greed but not offer any important universal skills that could protect the environment and improve our secular ability to love and understand each other.
Students need to be realistic about their degree choices. I would have loved to study Poli-sci or something along those lines, as politics is a major interest of mine. But its just not a rational choice to spend thousands of dollars on.
At 20, I study engineering and I am enrolled in a coop program at my university. On my current coop, I am earning a wage of more than 25$/hour, acquiring in-demand skills, and developing myself professionally.
Furthermore, I will have experience in an in-demand field when I graduate. Long term, if I want to go into politics or law, I still have that opportunity. This being said, I don't think everyone is capable to be an engineer, but surely other degrees, trades etc provide long term opportunity as well.
Parents need to be more real with their children and more real with themselves. The fact is, Obama is right. You will have steady employment and ease at finding a job if you get degrees that are math and science based. I have made tons of money off the simple fact that employers can not find qualified Engineers to fill the jobs the have open. Did i WANT to be an Engineer? NO. The degree was hard as hell, but it has paid for itself 10 times over. I have 35 years left in my working career and I already have my necessary base for retirement. I also believe that people in general need to be more flexible in where they are willing to work. I have been paid 4 times the amount of a normal engineer, purely because people did not want to move to the locations the employment was offered.
Great article describing the poor value that bachelor's degrees offer.
I would just throw-out there that even when a bachelor's degree does not pay-off with a job after graduation, it can in the long run. For example, a graduate may find they are still working as a concierge or even a cashier after graduating (society sees this a failure) but down the road that person may be promoted to assistant general manager and then GM, whereas a HS diploma-holder would be passed over.
Similarly, most sales jobs require only a GED, but a college graduate who gets 2-3yrs of experience in this type of job, will have prospects that his fellow salesmen/women will not.
We need a good system of low cost vocational schools in the US. Many will say community colleges fill that role but they don't. The majority of community colleges function as stepping stones for those who can't qualify directly into 4 year universities to take remedial classes for a couple of years before transferring to a 4 year college.
We need more low cost vocational schools that train computer programmers, electricians, dental hygienists, healthcare assistants, bookkeepers, plumbers, welders, machine operators, office managers, small business owners etc. All C & D high school students, unless have rich parents, should be encouraged to go this route. The late bloomers can always go back to school later on to pursue a college degree.
Those who want to continue educating themselves have plenty of free resources at their disposal these days, MOOCs, public libraries, internet...one can read up on philosophy, art history, sociology, politics or any topic to one's heart's content at little to no cost. Meanwhile, the degree from VoTech pave their way to a decent paying job and allow them to become productive members of society.
Does the prices of oranges increase if there are more of them? Your economic illiteracy is second to none… Back to the point, however. You should understand that subsiding products (Pell grants, tax treatment, etc.) increases total costs. This is very basic economics here, and the argument always put forth (at least by those with a modicum of economic understanding) is that the benefits of additional education for more exceeds the costs inherently caused by subsidies. I don't know why I try anymore, but it is always humorous to see you decry economic fundamentals as false.
Not everyone can or should get a University Degree, thinking so is ludicrous. We will simply end up with everyone having worthless watered down degrees received by social promotion. Of course no one wants to here that, it does not sell to parents during elections, or in the "higher education" industry. In the end we will still need skilled laborers like Electricians, machinists, Carpenters, etc. with wages that will be higher than any average office job (which will require the worthless) degree. The USA needs to look more to countries like Germany, and how they have been so successful at creating different education channels to meet the abilities of each person and the total needs of the job market. Each person has varied abilities, strengths, weaknesses, and must be considered in choosing the right path.
PS - Critical thinking takes time. When it gets in the way of making money, these professional chose money. Why? They have too many bills to pay, just like the rest of us here.
I believe that this is a case of troubled expectations.
The media and society in general preasured Universities into becoming certification bars. Now kids are pushed to go to college so they can get hired into a lifelong career as a private/public burocrat; intead of critical thinkers or creators who can build their own organizations and enterprises. Very soon Technology and competition will disrupt the life of our young burocrat by way of redundancy and a new unstable career as an overqualified low payed associate in a unglamorus franchise will ensue. Behold you all, I give you 2014's angry class of dashed dreams.
...because the kid with an undergraduate degree in finance is so very skilled with finance, now that he's graduated with his BA. Please, that's a crock that colleges tell potential students to get them to buy into a social stratification scheme. The reality is that employers don't hire that kid out of college with a BA in finance degree because they think he has so many skills to put on the table. They hire him because with a degree they know he's a better bet at learning the business, being disciplined, and doing well, than the guy who didn't get a degree. Skill comes with advanced education or years of experience, but literacy and critical thinking are what lay the foundation for that.
The primary reason to go forth and get an education (at an undergraduate level) is to ensure that you are literate and that you can use your mind to think critically so that you will not spend a lifetime being manipulated by others. Second to this, perhaps, is so that you might derive more meaning, more understanding, and perhaps more joy from the world in which you live.
Why do we continue to subsidize useless degrees and give loans to students who have no chance of paying them back? The guaranteed loans and subsidies helped blow the bubble, but why is there no one at a national level bringing this issue to the forefront of the college cost debate in DC? There's no shame in trade schools and apprenticeships. In fact, many people would be much better off if they went that route instead of going to 4 year liberal arts colleges.
After reading this, two things come to mind. Firstly, I would want to comment on the following:
"It does not compare graduates' earnings to what they would have earned, had they skipped college. (That number is unknowable.)"
That number can be estimated quite accurately and comparison is indeed possible. As a matter of fact, propensity score matching is an excellent way to deal with exactly this kind of study and it can reveal a lot more than the simplistic method used here. However, I concede that I only know of this method since I covered it last year as a part of my Masters in Econometrics.
Secondly, the US may bemoan how much college costs. Some comments on here note that professors teach very little -- this is true. However, the impression it creates is that the remainder of the time is leisure time. This is the most misleading statement there can be. The remainder of that time goes to something critical: Research.
I for one have been doing policy analysis work for the government of my country. The techniques and papers that I reference come from a wide variety of institutions, however in my chosen field of Economics and Econometrics, there is a distinct leader: The good old USA. In part, at least, the advanced techniques I can now use are down to funding at US institutions (But a mixture of nationalities of the researchers!) -- and these techniques can help solve some of the most vexing problems one can imagine in this field.
Now, one might argue that this is unfair. In essence, I am benefiting largely from the research conducted with the funding of poor undergraduates in the US, whilst I myself paid next-to-nothing for my education, thanks to government subsidies. To some extent, this is true. I mean, I do pay for the journal access and so forth, but a large part of the "inputs" I use are funded indirectly by the undergrads in the US.
In essence what I would like to contribute to the discussion is thus that the system of financing US institutions may not be fair, sustainable and so forth (And perhaps they should indeed be changed) -- but one should none the less not lose sight of the research these 'bloated professors' do and how incredibly important it is in the US and beyond. Many, many firms, governments, consultants etc would be prepared to pay (much more?) to have access to this research. Maybe, part of the problem is there.
1) Harvard is not an engineering school
2) Engineers also invest their money
You touch on a sensitive topic, and one I think is taboo in "polite society": the bell curve. (THere is a book of that title from about 20 years ago). Half the population is below average IQ, and average is nothing to brag about. This bottom half is disproportionately of certain ethnic groups. Enter liberal egalitarian ideals, and you get grants, loans, quotas, grade inflation and quality deflation, questionable "job training programs", etc. etc.
This is true, but you must also weigh happiness and fulfillment in your life. It is just as wrong to say that Meryl Streep was foolish to pursue a career in acting or that Picasso would have been better off as a banker.
The secret is to find a career that weighs both the economic rewards with your passion and interest.
"An engineering graduate from the University of California, Berkeley can expect to be nearly $1.1m better off after 20 years than someone who never went to college."
As an engineering graduate from the University of California, Berkley all I can say is - Awesome! My investments are going to do really well in the next 4 years!
I'm not sure where the confusion lies. Some degrees are worth the investment, some are not. A computer engineer myself, I was able to secure a job that put me in the top 20% of single-earner households before even leaving college. On the other hand, however, one of my close friends from high school majored in Theatre and now she, unfortunately, cannot find a job to save her life. Finally, the reason I studied computer engineering was because I knew the return on investment would be worth it. I find it hard to empathize with people earning $11/hr out of college if they chose a degree like theatre when, likely, they knew this degree wasn't going to make them money.
If more people become engineers, engineers will make less. Supply and demand.
What constitutes a degree mill in engineering? I highly doubt you'll get this degree at Phoenix U. You certainly won't get certified anywhere.
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Buddies McDermott, Gibbs make Creighton offense go
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Grant Gibbs gives the basketball to Doug McDermott. McDermott gives Gibbs his scholarship.
It's been a win-win for everyone at Creighton.
With Gibbs as his wingman for three years, McDermott has ascended to near the top of the NCAA's career scoring chart. The two share an uncommon connection on the court. Off the court, they're best buddies.
"If I'm Doug," coach Greg McDermott said, "I'm a pretty good friend of his, too, if he passes me the ball like Grant does."
Doug McDermott, the coach's son, and Gibbs begin their last go-round together Friday when the third-seeded Bluejays (26-7) meet No. 14 Louisiana-Lafayette (23-11) in the NCAA tournament in San Antonio.
"We can kind of solidify what we have kind of built here with a deep tournament run," Gibbs said. "We're going to approach it the same way we have our whole time here in terms of playing loose and playing together, all the things that have helped us win a lot of games."
McDermott, the nation's top scorer at 26.9 points a game, and Gibbs are part of a senior class that has won a Creighton four-year record 106 games. The Bluejays enter the tournament shooting a nation-leading 42 percent on 3-pointers and averaging 79.5 points.
Doug McDermott said he wouldn't have scored his 3,105 career points, fifth-most all-time, without a lot of help from Gibbs.
"You guys see it firsthand," he said. "He's just a great teammate in general. He's always finding me in the right spots. It's really been a cool duo, me and Grant."
A year ago, no one would have predicted they would have this season together.
McDermott planned to declare for the NBA draft before Creighton left the mid-major Missouri Valley Conference and accepted an invitation to the Big East. He came back because he wanted to test himself in a power conference.
Gibbs' return was equally improbable. He started his career at Gonzaga in 2008, and his two years there were marred by shoulder and knee injuries. To Creighton's surprise, the NCAA granted Gibbs' petition for a medical hardship and a sixth year of eligibility.
Greg McDermott was in a pickle because all 13 scholarships already were allotted for 2013-14 when he found out his son and Gibbs would be back. So he shifted Doug's scholarship to Gibbs and made Doug a walk-on — a move that has cost Greg McDermott about $44,000.
"I'm getting tired of those tuition bills," the coach said with a laugh. "But Doug will have a job (soon). I'll send him a bill. Everything will be good."
Gibbs' return has been worth every penny, as far as the coach is concerned. The 6-foot-5 Gibbs averages 7.2 points a game and is shooting a career-best 47.5 percent on 3-pointers.
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Note: As always, don't forget to follow my journey on my personal blog, So about what I said... Oh, those five seemingly innocuous words that, once uttered, swing open Pandora's Box and unleash an unrelenting firestorm of emotions: Fear, tears, laughter, red-faced embarrassment, confusion, more red-faced embarrassment. In fact, next to that other five-word phrase ("It's not you, it's me"), there's nothing so jolting or surprising in the language of love. It's the perfect ice breaker (or fire-starter) for having "that" conversation. It even works for those love scenes and other high-stakes story arcs in movies - a character (man or woman; I don't discriminate here) quietly approaches another character (man or woman; again, I'm all equal-opportunity here) looking scared and unsure while the background music starts to surge.
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We're inviting you gardeners, to our first plant and other swap. It'll be held sometime in May or June. I was at my 1st one at Linda's last year, in Minnesota and it was awesome. If any one from here shows any interest I'll post more on it later. We won't have it Mother's Day weekend. Any other swap days we don't want to interfear with?
The group is a semi-new one so we're open for any advice. It's called westernwisgardenandlandscaping. It's a yahoo group.
I'm interested in your plant swap, too, if it's not on the 7th, 8th or 21st of June. I have lots of plants to bring and I'm not too interested in taking too many home, so I'm willing to trade two or even three for one, or none, if you have none. Just getting together is the fun thing. So lets get a firm plan going soon.


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I forgot your jacket outdoors
Day's been something
See if I care
One; it's not okayish day, just so
But yes, if you insist
Oh, alright, I know where tonight
Hey there, how goes it?
Any time they're closing?
Might need a lawyer
Let's all be honest
Where there's a forest
We don't belong
Pleased to get who's standing around
Life forgives you when you rebound
See, what friends locked up at the zoo
Why aren't we leaving town right now?
Oh, alright, I know where tonight
I'm on the guest-list
We got the door, but
Can't seem to find it
Pants on a tiger
Winter is white and
I won't be here buzzing
Oh well
Oh well
Oh well, leaving your tears alone
Run down your face
And escapes
Hey there, how goes it?
Any time they're closing?
You'll need a lawyer
Let's all be honest
We're in a forest
We don't belong
I'm on the guest-list
No need to welcome
Can't seem to find it
March to the war drum
Tigers have pants on
We have no gun
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Growing Geraniums from Seed and Hardening them
Hi, I have grown geraniums from seed for the first time this year. I planted over 200 seeds and am surprised that about 75% are still growing 7 weeks later.
The weather in Toronto has been very unfriendly this past week, hovering at about 12 max for the past week and coming week with lots of rain and wind.
I am wondering when will it be safe to take them outside to harden them?
Is anyone else growing geraniums? For anyone who is interested I have photos on my wordpress at http://petrasflowers.wordpress.com
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Geraniums are hardy but not as seedlings. I'd wait until the weather warms a bit to harden them off. Setting them out when the weather is cold will just slow down their growth.
From your website--it doesn't look like they are in separate pots. I'd take the time while you are waiting to put them in separate pots. Otherwise their roots will be so tangled you won't be able to get them apart. They are a long way from flowering. I start my geraniums in February and they are just starting to bloom when I set them out in May
Hi there, ok, thank you I will repot them but I am running out of room! I never anticipated that almost all of them would sprout from seed. I then guestimate that they will begin to bloom in June since I planted at beginning of March. Do you recall how many leaves they have before blooming sets in?


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CHADRON – The annual Chadron State College International Club Food Tasting Party is scheduled for Saturday at 6 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom. The event includes homemade cuisine and international entertainment. Tickets may be purchased from International Club Members or by contacting … Read more
March 24, 2015
Visitors to the Chadron State College Senior Art Show will be able to enjoy a wide range of media including stained glass, paintings, drawings and graphic designs. The seniors include Cassie Anderson, a graphic design major from Worland, Wyo., Jodi Birch, a studio art major with a museum studies minor from … Read more
March 25, 2015
Retired FBI Special Agent Ron Rawalt will discuss the investigation of the 1999 Scottsbluff murder of Adam Gomez March 26 in the Chadron State College Student … Read more
March 24, 2015
CHADRON – For a college student who lives in northwest Nebraska, traveling 90 miles is an ordinary occurrence. However, for 10 Chadron State College students and … Read more
March 24, 2015
Chadron State College graduate Austin Gray was recently accepted to Loma Linda University medical school, a highly regarded institution in California. The Norfolk, Nebraska, native earned his … Read more
March 23, 2015
Maria Pascucci, founder and president of Campus Calm, a leadership development and empowerment company that teaches resilience to college women leaders, spoke to a group of … Read more
March 23, 2015
GILLETTE, Wyo. – Led by three cowboys in timed events and a couple of bareback riders, the Chadron State College men won the team championship at … Read more
March 22, 2015
Fifty-six high schools from Nebraska, Wyoming and South Dakota will converge on the Chadron State College campus for the 54th annual Scholastic Contest Friday. Entertainment for the … Read more
March 20, 2015
For nearly 50 years,Chadron State College and the Pine Ridge Job Corps have pursued varied mutually beneficial projects. The association covers a broad span from construction … Read more
March 20, 2015
Maria Pascucci, founder and president of Campus Calm, a leadership development and empowerment company that teaches resilience to college women leaders, will make a public presentation … Read more
March 19, 2015
The Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center will feature "Vaquero: Genesis of the Texas Cowboy" exhibit March 16 through May 9. In the early 1970s, noted Texas … Read more
March 18, 2015
Dr. Jackson Katz, internationally known educator and co-founder of the Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) program, told a maximum capacity audience in the Chadron State College … Read more
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