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Spencer Kornhaber, Christopher Orr, and Amy Sullivan discuss the latest episode of Game of Thrones.
Orr: Wait a minute. There's a royal wedding—and nobody dies a horrible death? A man is beheaded—and we can all agree that it was for the best? What the hell show am I watching? I came here for Game of Thrones, baby, not Wizards of Waverly Place.
I kid, of course. Given David Benioff and D.B. Weiss's tendency to take George R. R. Martin's material and render it even more bloody than it already was, I'm actually mildly relieved that they didn't throw in a random homicide just to spice up the nuptials of Margaery and young Tommen, First of His Name.
Freddie Gray's death on April 19 leaves many unanswered questions. But it is clear that when Gray was arrested in West Baltimore on the morning of April 12, he was struggling to walk. By the time he arrived at the police station a half hour later, he was unable to breathe or talk, suffering from wounds that would kill him.*
Gray died Sunday from spinal injuries. Baltimore authorities say they're investigating how the 25-year-old was hurt—a somewhat perverse notion, given that it was while he was in police custody, and hidden from public view, that he apparently suffered injury. How it happened remains unknown. It's even difficult to understand why officers arrested Gray in the first place. But with protestors taking to the streets of Baltimore since Gray's death on Sunday, the incident falls into a line of highly publicized, fatal encounters between black men and the police. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, a reserve sheriff's deputy in Tulsa, Oklahoma, pleaded not guilty to a second-degree manslaughter charge in the death of a man he shot. The deputy says the shooting happened while he was trying to tase the man. Black men dying at the hands of the police is of course nothing new, but the nation is now paying attention and getting outraged.
Take a walk along West Florissant Avenue, in Ferguson, Missouri. Head south of the burned-out Quik Trip and the famous McDonalds, south of the intersection with Chambers, south almost to the city limit, to the corner of Ferguson Avenue and West Florissant. There, last August, Emerson Electric announced third-quarter sales of $6.3 billion. Just over half a mile to the northeast, four days later, Officer Darren Wilson killed Michael Brown. The 12 shots fired by Officer Wilson were probably audible in the company lunchroom.
Outwardly, at least, the City of Ferguson would appear to occupy an enviable position. It is home to a Fortune 500 firm. It has successfully revitalized a commercial corridor through its downtown. It hosts an office park filled with corporate tenants. Its coffers should be overflowing with tax dollars.
After a five-month delay, Loretta Lynch made history last week. On Thursday, the Senate confirmed Lynch as the next U.S. attorney general, the first African American woman ever to hold this Cabinet position. Her long-stalled nomination sometimes seemed in doubt, held hostage to partisan jockeying between Democrats and Republicans. But one political bloc never gave up, relentlessly rallying its support behind Lynch: the black sorority.
During her initial hearing, the seats behind Lynch were filled with more than two dozen of her Delta Sigma Theta Sorority sisters arrayed in crimson-and-cream blazers and blouses, ensuring their visibility on the national stage. These Delta women—U.S. Representatives Marcia Fudge and Joyce Beatty among them—were there to lend moral support and show the committee that they meant business. The Deltas were not alone. The Lynch nomination also drew support from congressional representatives from other black sororities: Alpha Kappa Alpha members Terri Sewell and Sheila Jackson Lee took to the House floor to advocate for a vote while Sigma Gamma Rho members Corinne Brown and Robin Kelly and Zeta Phi Beta member Donna Edwards used social media and press conferences to campaign on Lynch's behalf.
What is the Islamic State?
Where did it come from, and what are its intentions? The simplicity of these questions can be deceiving, and few Western leaders seem to know the answers. In December, The New York Times published confidential comments by Major General Michael K. Nagata, the Special Operations commander for the United States in the Middle East, admitting that he had hardly begun figuring out the Islamic State's appeal. "We have not defeated the idea," he said. "We do not even understand the idea." In the past year, President Obama has referred to the Islamic State, variously, as "not Islamic" and as al-Qaeda's "jayvee team," statements that reflected confusion about the group, and may have contributed to significant strategic errors.
Hours after a major earthquake wreaked havoc across his country, Nepali Information Minister Minendra Rijal appeared at a news conference on Saturday to announce that schools would be closed for the next five days. "We never imagined we'd face such devastation," he said.
But for geologists, Saturday's disaster—which has claimed over 2,400 lives—was sadly predictable.
"Physically and geologically what happened is exactly what we thought would happen," James Jackson, head of the earth-sciences department at the University of Cambridge, told the Associated Press.
Blessed with stunning natural scenery, Nepal is a popular tourist destination that attracts hundreds of thousands of travelers each year. But the source of the country's beauty is what makes it particularly vulnerable to earthquakes. Much of Nepal's population lives in a valley beneath the Himalayas, a mountain range formed by collisions between the Indian and Central Asian tectonic plates. These collisions—which occur when the Indian plate slides underneath its much larger neighbor—are what cause earthquakes. According to The Washington Post, a chunk of the earth measuring 75 by 37 miles shifted 10 feet in 30 seconds on Saturday, destroying much of what lay atop the surface.
I'm not a dog person. I prefer cats. Cats make you work to have a relationship with them, and I like that. But I have adopted several dogs, caving in to pressure from my kids. The first was Teddy, a rottweiler-chow mix whose bushy hair was cut into a lion mane. Kids loved him, and he grew on me, too. Teddy was probably ten years when we adopted him. Five years later he had multiple organs failing and it was time to put him to sleep.
When I arrived at the vet, he said I could drop him off. I was aghast. No. I needed to stay with Teddy.As the vet prepped the syringe to put him to sleep, I started sobbing. The vet gave me a couple minutes to collect myself and say goodbye. I held Teddy's paw until he died. Honestly, I didn't think I was that attached.
In her new book No One Understands You and What To Do About It, Heidi Grant Halvorson tells readers a story about her friend, Tim. When Tim started a new job as a manager, one of his top priorities was communicating to his team that he valued each member's input. So at team meetings, as each member spoke up about whatever project they were working on, Tim made sure he put on his "active-listening face" to signal that he cared about what each person was saying.
But after meeting with him a few times, Tim's team got a very different message from the one he intended to send. "After a few weeks of meetings," Halvorson explains, "one team member finally summoned up the courage to ask him the question that had been on everyone's mind." That question was: "Tim, are you angry with us right now?" When Tim explained that he wasn't at all angry—that he was just putting on his "active-listening face"—his colleague gently explained that his active-listening face looked a lot like his angry face.
A lot of Internet ink has been spilled over how lazy and entitled Millennials are, but when it comes to paying for a college education, work ethic isn't the limiting factor. The economic cards are stacked such that today's average college student, without support from financial aid and family resources, would need to complete 48 hours of minimum-wage work a week to pay for his courses—a feat that would require superhuman endurance, or maybe a time machine.
To take a close look at the tuition history of almost any institution of higher education in America is to confront an unfair reality: Each year's crop of college seniors paid a little bit more than the class that graduated before. The tuition crunch never fails to provide new fodder for ongoing analysis of the myths and realities of The American Dream. Last week, a graduate student named Randy Olson listened to his grandfather extol the virtues of putting oneself through college without family support. But paying for college without family support is a totally different proposition these days, Olson thought. It may have been feasible 30 years ago, or even 15 years ago, but it's much harder now.
From the poodle cut to the mohawk, a century of follicle fashion
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under reviews, Prince Valiant, Popeye, Mark Kalesniko, Lorenzo Mattotti, Joe Daly, Jacques Tardi, Hans Rickheit, Hal Foster, Frank Santoro, Edward Gorey, EC Segar, Debbie Drechsler, Daily OCD, Alexander Theroux | 28 Mar 2011 4:08 PM |
Today's Online Commentary & Diversions:
• Review: "...Freeway is often stunning. Kalesniko spent 10 years on the book, and the time and care is evident in the structural complexity. [...] One of the unique properties of comics — utilized well by artists like Chris Ware and Richard McGuire — is the ability to connect disparate pieces of information using the page like a chart. Kalesniko doesn't draw any arrows or experiment with layouts, but he does convey the impression of a man dealing with his daily frustrations by letting every sight, sound, and sensation send him on a trip through his own head. And in Freeway, Alex Kalienka's head is as vivid as the book's depiction of key Los Angeles landmarks. Kalesniko renders both the exterior and interior spaces with a mix of loving care and impassioned disgust." – Noel Murray, The A.V. Club
• Review: "This mesmeric saga [Freeway] is deliciously multi-layered: blending compelling narrative with tantalising tidbits and secret snippets from the golden age of animation with rosy reveries of the meta-fictional post-war LA and the sheer tension of a paranoid thriller. Kalesniko opens Alex mind and soul to us but there's no easy ride. Like Christopher Nolan's Memento, there's a brilliant tale here but you're expected to pay attention and work for it. Illustrated with stunning virtuosity in captivating black line, Alex's frustration, anger, despair, reminiscences and imaginings from idle ponderings to over-the-top near hallucinations are chillingly captured and shared in this wonderful book..." – Win Wiacek, Now Read This!
• Plug: "Freeway by Mark Kalesniko (published by @fantagraphics) is one of the best graphic novels I've read this year." – Ted Adams (founder/CEO, IDW Publishing)
• Plug: Grovel previews Freeway: "This 400-page epic looks set to be a stunning piece of work, as Kalesniko squeezes a lifetime of events into the mental wanderings of a single car journey."
• Review: "Dungeon Quest is unlike anything I have ever seen in the comic world. The closest comparison is some old comic strips in Dungeon Magazine from the mid-eighties but Dungeon Quest takes the level of insanity in those strips and adds +100 in delirium bonuses. If you know a manic dice roller, go out and purchase them both editions without thought. They will love you forever. [...] The story sounds a little like Bilbo Baggins' quest, right? Well, take Bilbo and drag him through a funhouse filled with drag queens and stand-up comedians from the eighties and you might end up with Dungeon Quest. The filth that spews from this book will make you blanch and make you laugh your lungs up." – Martin John, The Outhouse
• Review: "In short, The Arctic Marauder is pure fun, silly and dark camp. It's a beautiful book, with an appealing cover and a sturdy hardcover binding. Tardi's narrative voice keeps the proceedings puckishly light and pleasant, while the plot itself explores oceanic depths and throws out characters rife with madness and egocentrism. There aren't many books quite like it; comics readers are better off for having Tardi available here in the States." – Michael C. Lorah, Newsarama
• Review: "The fun of getting caught up in a story that's convoluted for its own sake, or the dazzle of pictures that preen the skill and effort that went into crafting them — they're the hallmarks of a book that one reads to relax. Books that require an effort are ultimately more satisfying, but the smaller satisfactions are occasionally what one needs. The Arctic Marauder is fun, and it was nice to sit down with it after a long day." – Robert Stanley Martin, Pol Culture
• Review: "Screenwriter and novelist Claudio Piersanti's dark tale of a man driven to the depths of despair is beautifully captured in Mattotti's astonishing art [in Stigmata]. No artist is better suited to capturing all the intense violence, anger and despair this character suffers through." – John Anderson, The Beguiling blog
• Review: "Daddy's Girl is a comic book with a difference. Debbie Drechser uses mostly black and white illustrations to openly deal with the dark subject of abuse. [...] This is simply put, a masterpiece. The deeply disturbing subject matter of sexual abuse is brought to life with a startling brutality. It's impossible not to be impacted by the experiences within the pages. [...] It's a memorable, moving, bold, and — at times — emotionally challenging read that definitely rates a 5/5 from me." – Charlene Martel, The Literary Word
• Review: "Because Theroux knew Gorey personally — and remains a fervent fan — The Strange Case [of Edward Gorey] jumps from memories of the man to a more generalized biography, in between astute analyses of what makes Gorey books like The Hapless Child and The Gashlycrumb Tinies so haunting. The Strange Case isn't organized like a conventional bio or critique; it's more rambling and personal, working carefully past the psychic blockades of a man who once explained away the darkness of his work with the non-committal comment, 'I don't know any children.'" – Noel Murray, The A.V. Club
• Review: "Rendered in an incomprehensibly lovely panorama of glowing art Prince Valiant is a non-stop rollercoaster of stirring action, exotic adventure and grand romance; blending realistic fantasy with sardonic wit and broad humour with unbelievably dark violence... Beautiful, captivating and utterly awe-inspiring the strip is a World Classic of storytelling and something no fan can afford to miss." – Win Wiacek, Now Read This!
• Review: "These superb oversized... hardback collections are the ideal way of discovering or rediscovering Segar's magical tales. [...] There is more than one Popeye. If your first thought on hearing the name is an unintelligible, indomitable white-clad sailor always fighting a great big beardy-bloke and mainlining tinned spinach, that's okay: the animated features have a brilliance and energy of their own... But they are really only the tip of an incredible iceberg of satire, slapstick, virtue, vice and mind-boggling adventure… [D]on't you think it's about time you sampled the original and very best?" – Win Wiacek, Now Read This!
• Interview: At Newsarama, Zack Smith talks to Hans Rickheit about Ectopiary ("one of those webcomics that has everyone talking"), future plans and coelocanths: "The story divides into three parts which do not resemble each other. I wanted to draw an exotic science fiction, although the first hundred pages will contain very little in that vein. These stories aren't written; they simply occur to me. I prefer it that way. Good science fiction writers write about strange and inexplicable things. My job is make the strange things they write about."
• Craft: At The Comics Journal, more on proportion in comics layout in theory and practice from Frank Santoro, who likes purple

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Stopping Storage-Tank Safety-Vent Leakage
May 7, 2001 10:13 am | by Arnold Fox, Senior Manager-Marketing & Strategic Planning, Protectoseal CoThe process of storing large volumes of liquid VOC's (volatile organic compounds) in storage tanks requires a complex operation. Numerous pressure controls and emergency pressure relief vents are included in the vapor control system. Filling and draining the tanks changes the gas pressure above the liquids as do changes in atmospheric pressure and temperature, especially when the tanks are located above ground.
Multimeter Provides Reliable Test Data Under Rigorous Manufacturing Conditions
May 7, 2001 10:07 amAlaska Diesel Electric, Inc., is a Seattle-WA-based manufacturer of marine generator sets and propulsion engines. The company's business is 50% building new electrical generation systems for fishing vessels, and 50% retrofitting or repairing existing systems. The market it serves places a heavy burden on the company because shipboard electrical systems must be reliable.
New Lightning-Dissipation System Keeps Power Plant On Line in the Worst Storms
May 7, 2001 10:07 amLightning strikes the Earth 100 times each second. A bolt of lightning can reach a temperature of 50,000 degrees F, about five times hotter than the surface of the sun. Damage as a result of lightning costs millions of dollars each year. It can knock out a plant's electronics, alter computer memory, ignite forest fires and cause injuries or death.
IMPO Best Practices: Texas Nameplate's Texas-Sized Turnaround
May 7, 2001 10:04 amOnce plagued by error-prone production, worker apathy and dwindling profits, this Dallas-based label maker turned around with a vengeance after almost losing its largest customer a decade ago. Here's how the company went on to win multiple awards, including the Malcolm Baldrige in 1998, and continues to raise the bar for itself.
Kaizen: Continuing to Improve
April 9, 2001 10:31 am | by Nancy Syverson, Managing EditorThe Japanese term for 'continuous improvement' has come to represent a new culture for many U.S. manufacturers, as well as a new opportunity to compete. 'Kaizen' - the term may send at least a subliminal shiver up the spines of those of a certain generation. Japanese for "continuous improvement," the term is usually applied to manufacturing processes.
User-Friendly Control System Increases Automated Guide Vehicle Value at Procter & Gamble Plant
April 9, 2001 10:04 amProctor and Gamble, Inc. (P&G), is one of the world's most successful manufacturers of consumer goods, with processing operations in more than 70 countries. Its products, including those in beauty care, food, beverage, health care, laundry and cleaning markets, are sold in more than 140 countries. P&G's Iowa City, IA, plant, which produces shampoo, conditioner and mouthwash, operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Ultrasound Testing Helps Cable Manufacturer Detect Early Bearing Failure
April 9, 2001 10:03 am"Our goal is to predict bearing failure before it adversely affects the quality of our product," says Jackie Walker, a 17-year veteran and associate supervisor, preventive maintenance, at the Belden Electronics division in Tomkinsville, KY. "Ultrasonics technology in conjunction with vibration analysis are the troubleshooting tools we use to help us achieve this goal.
April 9, 2001 10:01 am | by Nancy Syverson, Managing EditorThe science has produced volumes of information about workers, productivity, behavior, motivation and other issues. Here's a look at the effect it has had and continues to have on industrial human relations. In 1945 there were a grand total of 130 participants in a newly-formed division of the Washington, D.
Loading-Dock Upgrades Can Improve Supply-Chain Performance
March 15, 2001 4:58 am | by Kyle Nelson, vice president of levelers/restraints,Rite-Hite Corp.The push for supply chain efficiency has driven changes in over-the-road trucks and how they're loaded. The changes have a direct impact at the loading dock - an essential yet often overlooked link in the supply chain. Innovative dock design and properly applied equipment can help companies keep material flowing smoothly across their docks, keeping production lines supplied and ensuring reliable deliveries.
Pneumatic Actuators Sweep Away Manufacturer's Scrap-Metal Problems
March 15, 2001 4:16 amIn the metal stamping industry, one of the most critical operations is the removal of post-production scrap metal from the die. Scrap metal that is not removed can affect part quality and ruin the die, costing companies valuable resources to repair or replace dies. In the past, metal-stamping companies removed scrap by pushing it out of the way with a broom, a laborious, tedious process.
Self-Contained, Motorized Pulley Helps Potato Processors Make Perfect Fries
March 15, 2001 4:16 am"For more than 19 years we have been using motorized pulleys to drive a rotating brush on our Automatic Defect Removal (ADR®) system" says Pete Smith, a product manager for Key Technology, Inc., Walla Walla, WA. A leading manufacturer of process automation and electro-optical inspection systems for the food-processing and pharmaceutical industries, Key Technology makes the ADR® 4, a unit that detects and eliminates blemished areas from raw potato strips, improving quality for makers of frozen french-fried potatoes.
Maintaining the Auto-Industry's Automated Edge
March 15, 2001 4:10 am | by Joy LePree, Contributing EditorHigh-tech automated equipment supports today's automakers, but requires its own high-tech support from skilled maintenance teams to do the job. An automobile manufacturing plant is a technological site to behold. Orange sparks light up the factory as robotic welders swiftly perform their duty and smoothly send product down the line.
Fuel Cells Will Mean Extended, Pollution-Free Power for Tomorrow's Lift Trucks
February 13, 2001 7:24 am | by Jeff Colborn, Ph.D.President and CEO, Metallic PowerThe zinc/air fuel cell is a new technology that will make it possible to run an electric lift truck for three shifts at a time, then be refueled as quickly and easily as pumping gasoline. No extra batteries, battery-hoisting equipment, or slow battery recharge and cooldown procedures are needed.
February 1, 2001 5:33 amThough copper pipe has been used to carry water since the days of the Egyptians, it was not until the late 1920's that practical and economical thin-walled copper plumbing tube was developed to compete with iron pipe. Once developed, it did not take long for copper - an easily worked, corrosion-resistant product - to replace threaded iron pipe as the standard for many residential and industrial uses.
Uninterruptible Power Supply System Saves Downtime and Lost Materials for Carpet Manufacturer
January 30, 2001 8:03 amThe first placement of Caterpillar's 250 kVA Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system at a plastic extrusion plant in Charlotte, NC, proved to be a powerful success. In November 1999, Shaw Industries' Plant 25 installed the new UPS system on one of its four extrusion lines. The first power interruption occurred on Jan.
Tank Building: Tough Work That's Changed Little
January 30, 2001 8:01 amFisher Tank Co. president Leo Pasini describes tank building as "a tough business, a basic, U.S., old industry." In the 52 years Fisher Tank has been in the business of maintaining and building steel tanks for water, chemical and petrochemical-product storage, construction advances have been few. The most notable was the invention of automatic arc welders that travel around a tank to make horizontal welds.
How a respected, old-school tank builder with near-crippling insurance costs was turned around by a new president and his vision for safety-based excellence.
January 30, 2001 8:01 am | by Rick Carter Editor-in-ChiefOf the many cost-saving options used by modern manufacturers, cutting workers' compensation insurance premiums is not usually on the short list. And that's too bad because U.S. businesses spend plenty in this area. According to the National Academy of Social Insurance, a Washington, D.C-based research group, all U.


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Step Nine: Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
Yesterday was a day that fell into the category of "wherever possible". A chance came up to make amends with a friend that I owed money to. Yesterday I wrote out a check to him for $1225 bucks which is what I owed him from a loan I made shortly after I went back out drinking. I was homeless, and I needed money to pay my attorney for the divorce. My friend had a good enough heart to lend me the money. I had been paying him back in sobriety, but financial problems always seemed to get the best of me, but he was understanding and never even really expected me to pay him back as much as I did.
When I called him yesterday he was even more surprised. It was an "unexpected windfall" for him that caught him off guard - he was happy and thankful. He told me yesterday he never expected to get any of this back. I know why.
He was a drinking buddy. He knew I was drunk and couldn't be counted on. I don't think he's an alcoholic, but he knew me pretty well. And he was right in feeling that he didn't expect to get anything back. Even yesterday, when I called him, it went against everything inside me. I didn't want to pay him back.
He was the "best friend" that betrayed me and went after my wife at the beginning of our split up. As he was doing this, I noticed that he was spending time with her, so I asked him if he was doing what it looked like he was doing. He swore up and down that he would never do that to me, because we were best friends since 8th grade. He would never hurt me that way. He convinced me at the time - and I believed his lie until about a year ago when my wife out of the blue told me the truth. Now this was stuff that happened some 15 years ago.
She told me because she saw that I was being honest with her, and "going to any length" to make amends and make things right. She appreciated what I did for her and still do as she needs help. She told me the story, and she apologized to me. She was sorry for true. She was crying and all, and she wasn't trying to get between my "best friend" and me because we hadn't talked or seen each other for a long time anyhow.
I told my ex that I was proud of her for being honest and coming clean. I forgave her without much thought. But it was harder reaching that point of forgiveness with my best friend. He went on my prayer list - for those people that were enemies - those people who did me wrong. Over time the anger went away, but I was sad about it. I also knew we can't be "best friends" anymore. A certain level of trust just vanished into thin air.
Yesterday, once again, I did what you guys taught me - I accepted the things I can't change. I forgave him, I paid him back what I owed him. I cleaned up my side of the street. I told him don't be a stranger and reminded him the phone works when you pick it up and dial. I took him off my prayer list of "enemies" and put him on the list of my "loved ones". Even as I post this, I could go back to thinking of him badly - but it is finally over. I now have that freedom to choose the best reaction. I can look back there, and now there's nothing but an empty space where a resentment used to be.
I can remember how the resentment felt, and there is not a sense of "bliss" because it's gone. It was something that I was holding onto that took a long time to let go. It was almost like a suit I wore from time to time - it was "comfortable" in a peculiar way.
But God as I understand Him gently undid something I know I could never undo. He showed me that I was just as capable of doing the same thing. God showed me that I can be pretty ugly if I take that first drink. God showed me that if I drink, "all bets are off".
It's another one of those crazy examples of "serenity" really taking a stronghold in my life in an "intuitive" way. It's that peculiar sense of peace and happiness that is deep within my soul that I could never feel before. How it got there is a miracle to me because I can look at everything and honestly say, of all places for peace and happiness to be showing up, that's the last place on earth I'd expect to find it. In a place that "normal" people hold for the worst hurts of their lives.
That's where that peculiar little turtle of "acceptance" is sticking out it's head today. Seems like I'm finding this peculiar creature in the oddest places lately. But acceptance is there - honestly and for real. I looked for bad feelings in the darkest place, but somehow they all disappeared. Nothing there but this peculiar little turtle poking out its head to get a sense of "living in the now."
Wow guys and gals - look what you've taught me! You taught me how to ride my two-wheeler in places that I never thought it could go. Pretty soon I'll be saying "Wee - Look mom no hands!"
Here is the best blessing that you taught me: I can attend to the here and now with grace and dignity.
God you guys weren't lying! Today is better than yesterday was.
I am blessed for knowing and listening to all of you. Thank you for giving me a life that I never thought was possible. And thanks again for loving me.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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The Wilmington University baseball team rebounded from a game-one loss to earn a split with the University of the Sciences, 1-10 and 3-2, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at Wilson Field on Tuesday afternoon.
With the split the Wildcats improved to 11-6 overall and 2-2 in the CACC while the Sciences improved to 5-9 overall and 1-3 in the CACC.
The Wildcats ran into a buzz saw in the first game and were unable to get anything going against Devil starter Dan McMahon. Last week's CACC Pitcher and NCBWA East Region Pitcher of the Week, McMahon continued his dominance in the past two weeks while throwing a complete game, giving up one run in the eighth inning while striking out seven and giving up six hits.
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Tim Racek got the nod for the Wildcats in game two and only gave up two runs through the first five innings to breathe life into Wilmington for the split. He gave up two runs in the sixth, but handed the ball over to Justin DeLong who threw three scoreless innings to get the ball into the hands of closer Jordan Oncay.
The Wildcats struck first in game two, scoring two runs in the bottom of the fifth to take their first lead of the day. Brendan Fallers started the two-run inning with a one-out single. Joe Harbach put runners on first and third with another single before Godwin smashed a double, easily scoring both runners to make it 2-0.
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With one out in the bottom of the sixth, Hitchens triple with a bullet to left-center field to put the go-ahead run 90 feet away. Joe Marciano chopped one to short and an errant throw to the plate by the shortstop allowed Hitchens to touch home to make it 3-2.
That score would hold until Wildcat closer Oncay came on in the ninth. Oncay continued his dominance on the mound, picking up his fourth save of the season, setting the Devil down in order to extend his streak 20 straight appearances without giving up a run, dating back to the 2010 season.
Harbach extended his season long hitting streak to 11 games by going 1-for-3 with a double and a run in game one and 2-for-4 with a run scored in game two. Hitchens finished 1-for-4 in game one and went 2-for-3 in game two with a triple and a run scored.
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Middle Atlantic J Series Jumpers for Power Modules, 6 pack
12 Inch Jumper Length
24 Inch Jumper Length
72 Inch Jumper Length
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Middle Atlantic J Series Jumpers for Power Modules, 6 pack
Weights & Dimensions
12 Inch Jumper Length
24 Inch Jumper Length
72 Inch Jumper Length
Product Type: Connectors | Country of Manufacture: United States |
About the Manufacturer
Middle Atlantic Products, Inc., an ISO 9001:2000 registered company, is a manufacturer of engineered mounting solutions. Their customer-first philosophy places special emphasis on quality, service, and meeting the everyday working needs of end-users. All of their products are designed from the installer's point of view. From thermal considerations and built-in cable management on our racks and enclosures to pre-installed washers on our rack screws they look at all aspects of an installation to find ways to save time and simplify the job.Middle Atlantic's customer-first philosophy doesn't stop with their products. They have a fleet of regional delivery trucks that are based out of their New Jersey, Illinois and California facilities that deliver products throughout the majority of the country. In addition, Middle Atlantic's demonstration vehicles are always on the road displaying their products and providing a hands-on look at the unique features and benefits. RackTools™, which is a free layout and design package that they have developed, makes it easy to design your racks and enclosures and also generate Purchase Orders and Quotes effortlessly.
Founded in 1979 by President Bob Schluter, the firm maintains manufacturing and administrative facilities in Fairfield, NJ. At the heart of Middle Atlantic's technical prowess lie manufacturing capabilities led by laser-fabrication cells which produce smooth edges that are friendly to both cables and contactors hands and arms, automated forming lines, robots and high-speed turret presses that provide quick throughput to allow us to ship from stock . Complementing this formidable array of sophisticated machinery is a state-of-the-art environmentally friendly powder coat line that produces a scratch and corrosion resistant finish, as well as a variety of automated support equipment including CNC spot welders. Middle Atlantic's extensive selection of standard products includes steel rack enclosures, monitoring consoles, data cabling management products, audio and video studio furniture, power distribution products and related accessories.
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Is there anything that doesn't charge via USB anymore?
Griffin has re-invented three of our most requested connectors as easy-to-pack, no-tangle mini-cables.
Three universally useful USB cable adapters for your computer in one handy kit: USB to mini-USB (used in cameras, MP3 players and many portable USB devices), USB to micro-USB (used in smartphones and compact USB players), and USB to Apple's 30-pin Universal Dock connector (used in iPod, iPhone, and iPad). Compact and pocketable, these min-cables are great for laptops, mini-notebooks, and more. Tuck them handily into your backpack, handbag, or carry-on.
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