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Confederate soldiers, merchants, clergymen, mayors, and many of the city's early settlers inhabit the graves in Oakland Cemetery. Located on the edge of the former St. Paul's Bottoms, Oakland Cemetery was created by an ordinance on July 20, 1849, although burials had been occurring on the land since 1840. 1 Most burials took place on private burial grounds or in churchyards, but Shreveport had no churchyard burial ground within the city limits. In 1847 Mayor Lawrence Pike Crain, leading the Shreveport City Council, decreed that all people buried within the city limits of Shreveport had to be buried in the southeast corner of the city graveyard. 2 Some bodies were moved here from an earlier graveyard at the corner of McNeill and Fannin Streets. 3
Jews escaping the anti-Semitic feelings came here from Europe in the 1840s. In 1859 the Hebrew Mutual Benevolent Association bought one acre of the cemetery for $160 and dedicated it as the first Hebrew cemetery in the city. 4 Simon Marks was the first Jewish person buried here. 5 (Dunbar "Grave") Also in the Jewish section are most of the founders of Hebrew Zion, now B'nai Zion. 6
As more room was needed in the Jewish section, land on Texas Avenue near Fairfield Avenue was purchased and dedicated as the Hebrew Rest Cemetery, which serves as the second oldest Jewish cemetery in the state. 7 The Reform Jewish community later established a third Jewish cemetery within Greenwood Cemetery. 8
Sometimes different families are represented in the same plot because during the yellow fever epidemic of 1873 there was no time to plan individual plots. 9 The Susan Constant Chapter of the Colonial Dames XVII Century presented a marker, which designated the mound marking the graves of hundreds of victims of the yellow fever epidemic. 10
Oakland Cemetery sold plots until 1930. 11 In 1970 the Shreveport Beautification Foundation restored the cemetery and managed upkeep. Seven years later it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.12
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Hi noobie!I remember last year Martin played very well against the Rags during the playoffs. I think its pretty safe to say that he deals with pressure very well.
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You could go as far as most underated in the league. The least talked about top 20 defensemen in the league. Look at all these Olympic projected lineups. Most of them don't even include Martin at all yet you see Orpik ( ), Corvo, Gilbert on a few.I think Martin is probably the most underrated player on this team. He played nearly 30 minutes a game the last 2 games.
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In 1918, World War I had emptied the Normal School of male students. This picture of Errol Dearborn comes from a classmate's photo album. Her caption reads: "Mr. Dearborn - our only boy but he was good enough so we didn't need any others. He was our class president. The girls all liked him but Nan faired better than the rest."
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The infrastructure which makes possible many of the conveniences of modem life is often taken for granted: water supply, electricity and gas, harbours, docks and navigable rivers, the road, railway and former street tramway networks, and so on. Many of these, however, were only made possible by the inventive genius and initiative of the 19th and earlier 20th centuries, and even long-existing provision (such as for water and roads) was transformed in the same period. This volume describes in detail one of the principal sources for tracing the history of this crucial and wideranging provision - the series of 586 East Sussex plans which accompanied Bills to Parliament to authorise the various schemes put forward, and which in many cases resulted in Acts. Copies of the plans had to be deposited locally, and it is this series, complete from 1799 to 1970, which is listed here. Of particular interest are the plans for schemes which were promoted, but which never came to fruition. East Sussex in this context means primarily the pre-1974 county, including the `Mid Sussex corridor'; but because many schemes (e.g. those for railways) overlapped the boundary, some plans feature parts of West Sussex as well. West Sussex plans (with some East Sussex overlap) were described in an earlier volume published by the Society in 1968 (66), but for either area the full indexes provided with the volumes enable the user readily to identify plans covering particular places. Every local town (notably Brighton and Hastings), and almost every rural parish, was affected by works proposed at one time or another. The work of national and local surveyors can likewise be traced here, and the maps contain much useful topographical information, with details of the owners and occupiers of land and buildings in the areas affected by potential schemes. Roger Davey was County Archivist of East Sussex from 1982 to 2000, and is the editor of a previous Record Society volume: East Sussex Land Tax 1785 (77, 1991). Cover illustration; Volk's Electric Spider Seagoing Car at High Tide, Brighton. (Reproduced from the Shephard Collection by courtesy of the County Archivist of West Sussex) |


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Galileo's paradox
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Warning, this is long!!! So we do not have our 90 day window for a month still, but planning meals is already a hassle. We are there for 8 nights in early December. I'm the designated meal planner and am required to make everyone happy. Here's what I'm dealing with: Me : I'll admit I'm part of the problem. I'm a vegetarian. That's a bit limiting. Furthermore, I'm a vegetarian who doesn't really like cheese, especially when melted. Given that Disney has decided cheese is the best substitute for meet, this is a problem. But I'm not the worst! My dad: He has ISSUES. Some not his fault, some are. First off, he has false teeth, so he has trouble chewing, especially really crunchy things like celery or undercooked veggies, as well as more chewy things like al dente pasta. Second, he has a constricted esophagus, so what he does chew needs to be really, really chewed. Third, he has a cow stomach, his own, natural stomach stapling. Seriously, his doctor has never seen anything like it and wants to write a case study on it but my dad refuses to sit through another colonoscopy to do it. His stomach is divided into 3 parts, and food only goes into the first part, which is very small. So he eats tiny meals and if he eats too fast, he has what he calls an "attack" and throws up. The best food for him is fish, he likes it and it usually is easy for him to eat. And finally, the ones of his doing: despite the fact that he smokes and drinks beer like a fish, he is also health obsessed and won't eat anything he considers "bad," like swordfish (mercury) or anything fried. But he will eat hot dogs. I know, I don't get it either. My aunt: possibly the worst offender as she throws tantrums if she is unhappy with her meal. She has "allergies" to garlic and black pepper and so needs a very nice accommodating chef who is willing to cook her a dry steak and baked potato with literally no seasoning. She is also lactose intolerant and won't eat fish or chicken. It's basically steak or nothing. Oh and she eats pizza, despite the fact that most tomato sauce will have garlic and pepper in it. Again, I don't get it either. The rest of the gang is pretty normal. My cousin won't eat any fish, but otherwise eats everything. My mom likes to say she'll eat anything, but in reality hates curry and anything spicy. My uncle literally will eat anything (as long as it is served with a beer). And does. His nickname is Yum Yum. Seriously, that's what my entire family calls him. So if you have made it this far, I am impressed and would be happy with any suggestions. We need restaurants that are a) vegetarian-friendly, b) serves fish for my dad, c) serves steak that is not pre-marinated for my aunt, d) serves rather bland things for my mom, and e) serves excellent cocktails. Because I am really, really going to need one with this crew
Bless your heart! I think I completely understand your frustration, but I really don't have a solution for you. Perhaps buffets would be your best bet? I know the chefs will come out and go over the items with you to make sure you all know whats in what, and they will come to your table too at the other restaurants. I feel for ya!
Wow....you're brave. I probably would have told them to plan their own meals. I don't have extensive experience with every restaurant and I've been fortunate that our pickiest eater seems to be more adventurous at WDW for some reason. Two places that come to mind are Narcoosee's and Artist Point. Both have seafood, steaks and vegetarian on the menu. From what I've heard, all the chefs are very accommodating with food issues so you could certainly let them know what needs to be avoided and they can come up with something to satisfy. I would encourage them to take some ownership over the choices as well instead of dumping it in your lap (only to complain about it later). Have them take a look at menus and assist in making the decisions in where to eat. Its not fair for you to have to carry all the stress about it
And I thought it was difficult just dealing with a fish allergy. I'll join you for a cocktail! What comes to my mind is that you need to get in touch with Brenda Bennett at firstname.lastname@example.com If nothing else she will notate the food allergies & intoleranes & notify the restuarants you made reservations for. You will have to fill out a brief form & submit it back to her. She may be able to make some recommendations for you but I didn't go that far into it....... Hope this helps a little bit. Happy planning
Just wanted to send you a big HUG! I thought dealing with DD and her love of chicken nuggets and my desire to eat some "real" food was hard to work through.
I traveled with a friend that is not only Vegan, but she is wheat and gluten free also. Her best meal of the trip was at Boma's. The chef came out to the table and sat down and asked her what she could eat. Between the two of them, they whipped up a concoction that she loved! Also, and more importantly, GOOD cocktails at the Victoria Falls lounge right there
Wow! I agree with the PP about Narcoosee. And would add Citricos in there too. But those are both 2 cr meals if you are doing DDP, and if you aren't, then it's just going to be expensive to always eat at signature places! But I think with everyone in your party's "issues" your best bet might be to go to TS eateries that you can specifically state your needs with your server - rather than CS places that food is pre-made, or assembly line made. I'd also consider Kona and 50s Prime Time - they were very accomodating for the few picky eaters we had.
If you haven't already checked it out - allears.net has almost all of the menu's posted, by resort and by theme park. It will be time consuming, but reviewing the menus should help to determine which restaurants are worth a try. Good luck!
Well, first off all I'd leave the aunt at home. Just kidding. Disney seems to accomodate allergies very very well if they're given notice of them. You certainly have some challenges but fortunately there are some terrific buffets to choose from. My personal favourite was Crystal Palace. Some seriously AWESOME choices, including a butt kicking cous cous salad that was so good I wanted to pull my chair up to the bowl and put my elbows out to keep others away. Cosmic Rays has really good chicken with a nice selection of sides in Magic Kingdom for counter service. The Garden Grill in Epcot but that's counter service too. It's not difficult to find salads just about anywhere. Many restaurants offer salmon too. Boma has some interesting selections and when I was there they did offer fish as well as about 200 other options I swear. Check out the menus for more ideas but those are my top suggestions. With that many food requirements, I'd be tempted to forgo the majority of table service places for counter service.
WOW do you have your hands full!!! The only thing I can tell you, as a fellow vegetarian, you shouldn't have trouble finding something to eat at any restaurant. As for everyone else...
Thanks for all your suggestions and support! I will definitely email the special diets area. Looking at the menus, some of your suggestions look great! Having somewhere to start definitely makes it easier


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Watch as author George Maestri employs the basic principles of animation to bring to life simple 3D characters in Maya. Starting with an overview of the character rig, this course provides guidelines for arranging stock characters into strong poses and explains how to generate locomotion between poses in a modular fashion. The course includes step-by-step instructions on animating realistic gestures, walks, runs, facial expressions, and dialogue, and culminates with an animated scene built entirely from scratch.
Prerequisite courses: Maya 2011 Essential Training.
Now let's go ahead and start the process of creating pose to pose animation. The first thing I do when creating this sort of animation is I try to line up all the major poses that I think the character will hit, and sometimes this will actually make me have to create new poses. It makes me cycle poses, that sort of thing. So let's go through some of the process here. In this case I've already created a couple of poses just to speed things along. If we take a look at this character, he has poses every two frames and this is just so I can see them a little bit easier and copy and paste them a little bit more quickly.
Now I have a pose at Frame 1, which is him standing back and just kind of crossing his arms across his chest, and then he reacts and waves. So I have two poses for the wave. When I start going through this, I need to start kind of mentally thinking the animation through and I want to get the major poses lined up or sequenced. I'm going to worry about the exact timing a little bit later. So in this case I really would like him to wave more than once.
At this point I've just got this, I have got one at 3 and one at 5. Well, I actually want more. So let's have him wave three times. So one of the things we can do is we can select everything in the character, make sure you have all the nodes selected, then just right-click over the timeline, copy, and then you can just paste poses. This is one reason why I have created these malscripts that allow me to select everything in the character and these were discussed earlier in the lessons.
I can do the same thing here at Frame 5, which is copy and paste it again, say at Frame 9. Now if I want, I can copy and paste multiple keyframes just by holding down the Shift key and dragging over the frames that I want to copy. So in this case I want to copy Frame 7 through 9, copy, and then maybe paste them at Frame 11. So now I have got the character going from here to here and then you can even almost, as we scroll through it, you can kind of actually see the wave that we have.
The one thing that I would like to do also is I think I need to add in an additional pose. If he's going to go from here to here, notice how he's shifting his weight and typically when a character shifts his weight, he drops his hips and he compresses a little bit and I want to give this animation a little bit more of a dynamic quality. So I want to create an in-between pose. A pose between this one at Frame 1 and this one at Frame 3. Well, the first thing I want to do is I need to create some room.
So I'm going to select all my keyframes and I'm going to Shift+Drag all the way down to Frame 3 and just move those back two frames. So that way I have a little bit of a space to put in another pose. I don't really have time to go through all the mechanics of actually posing this character and we've done that for another chapter. So actually I have a pose that I have already created and it's going to hiding here at Frame 46. So I'm just going to go and cut that out and then right-click again and paste that to Frame 3.
So now I've got one additional pose. So instead of going from here to here, I'm going from here to here to here. Just even by scrubbing this through a few frames you can see how that's got a lot more dynamic quality to it. So what I have done in this frame, I've dropped the hips, so I have actually dropped his weight. You can see his weight going down and then he rises back up into this position. This is basically squash and stretch. So he is squashing and then he's stretching and this gives a lot more dynamic quality to the animation.
So to sum up, what we've done is we've sequenced the poses that we want our character to take and the next step is to actually time out those poses so that they read well as a rough animation.
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Walter Raleigh
Raleigh, Sir Walter
Sir Walter Raleigh (both: rŏl´ē, răl´ē), 1554?–1618, English soldier, explorer, courtier, and man of letters.
Early Life
As a youth Raleigh served (1569) as a volunteer in the Huguenot army in France. In 1572 he was listed as an undergraduate at Oxford, where he may have studied before going to France, and his name appears in the registry of the Middle Temple in 1575. In 1578, Raleigh and his brother Carew joined their half-brother Sir Humphrey Gilbert in outfitting a heavily armed fleet, ostensibly for a
"voyage of discovery."
Storms and desertions soon ended the project. In 1580, Raleigh served in Ireland, suppressing the rebels in Munster.
Courtier, Poet, and Adventurer
When he returned to England in 1581, Raleigh immediately went to court and soon became a favorite of Queen Elizabeth I. Whether he placed his cloak in the mud for Queen Elizabeth I or not, it seems fairly certain that his personal charm had much to do with his friendship with her. As an important courtier he was granted (1583) a wine monopoly, was knighted (1585), and was given vast estates in Ireland. Made warden of the stanneries (the tin mines of Cornwall and Devon) in 1585, Raleigh exhibited a genuine talent for administration, but he had already alienated too many important people to achieve real political power. He was appointed captain of the queen's guard in 1587, an office significant because it required constant attendance on Elizabeth.
Raleigh conceived and organized the colonizing expeditions to America that ended tragically with the
"lost colony"
expeditions on Roanoke Island, N.C. He was later named a member of the commission for the defense against Spain, but it is doubtful that he participated in the naval operations against the Spanish Armada (1588). Probably because of his conflict with Robert Devereux, 2d earl of Essex, Elizabeth's new favorite, Raleigh left court in 1589. At Kilcolman Castle, Ireland, he became a close friend of Edmund Spenser, whose Faerie Queene, begun under the aegis of Sir Philip Sidney, was continued under Raleigh's patronage.
After the queen's quarrel with Essex over the earl's marriage, Raleigh returned to prominence at court and was granted (1592) an estate at Sherborne. Later that year he set out on a privateering expedition, but he was recalled by Elizabeth and imprisoned in the Tower of London when she learned of his secret marriage to Elizabeth Throckmorton, a maid of honor at court. Late in 1592, Raleigh's expedition returned to England with a richly loaded Portuguese carrack. Disputes broke out over the division of the spoils, and Raleigh was released to quell the disturbance, thereby winning his freedom.
Barred from the court, Raleigh sat in Parliament. He achieved great notoriety for his connection with the poetic group known as the
"school of night."
Led by Thomas Harriot and including Christopher Marlowe and George Chapman, the group's skeptical attitude and critical interpretation of Scripture won them a reputation for atheism.
In 1595, Raleigh embarked on an expedition with the adventurer-scholar Laurence Kemys to find the fabled city of El Dorado. They penetrated 300 mi (480 km) up the Orinoco River into the interior of Guiana, bringing home specimens containing gold. Raleigh published his Discovery of Guiana the following year. In 1596 he commanded a squadron in the English expedition against Cádiz.
Raleigh was made governor of Jersey in 1600, but his fortunes ebbed when he drifted apart from his former ally Robert Cecil (later earl of Salisbury) in the political tempest over Essex's treason and death. He met his downfall upon the accession (1603) of James I, who had been convinced by Raleigh's enemies that Raleigh was opposed to his succession. Many of Raleigh's offices and monopolies were taken away, and, on somewhat insufficient evidence, he was found guilty of intrigues with Spain against England and of participation in a plot to kill the king and enthrone Arabella Stuart. Saved from the block by a reprieve, Raleigh settled down in the Tower and devoted himself to literature and science. There he began his incomplete History of the World.
Raleigh was released in 1616 to make another voyage to the Orinoco in search of gold, but he was warned not to molest Spanish possessions or ships on pain of his life. The expedition failed, but Laurence Kemys captured a Spanish town. Raleigh returned to England, where the Spanish ambassador demanded his punishment. Failing in an attempt to escape to France, he was executed under the original sentence of treason passed many years before.
Raleigh was the author of a number of political essays and philosophical treatises, and of a body of poetry that was highly praised by his contemporaries. See his poems, ed. by A. Latham (1951). See also biographies by A. L. Rowse (1962, repr. 1975), S. J. Greenblatt (1973), R. Lacey (1974), and R. Trevelyan (2004); M. C. Bradbrook, The School of Night (1936, repr. 1965); J. Racin, Sir Walter Raleigh as Historian (1974).
Walter Raleigh: Selected full-text books and articles
A. L. Rowse.
Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1962
Sir Walter Raleigh.
Cassell & Company, Limited, 1887
Michael Rudick; Walter Ralegh.
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 1999
Louis B. Wright.
Cornell University Press, 1962
David B. Quinn.
Hodder & Stoughton, 1947
Frank Cheney Hersey.
Macmillan, 1916
Robert Silverberg.
Ohio University Press, 1996
Charles M. Andrews.
New York University Press, 1933
William Wood.
Yale University Press, 1918
Thomas Jefferson; William Peden.
University of North Carolina Press, 1955
Francis L. Hawks.
E.J. Hale & Son., vol.1, 1857 (2nd edition)
Anthony Esler.
Duke University Press, 1966
Sir Thomas Wyatt; Henry Howard; Sir Philip Sidney; Sir Walter Ralegh; Sir John Davies; Gerald Bullett.
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The Resource Pool
A project manager said to me once that they envied the portfolio manager because "they don't have to do anything". I asked them what they meant and they explained that as a PM they had a huge number of tasks that they had to accomplish during a week--the administrative stuff that goes with any project plus all of the leadership and management elements to ensure that their team was able to complete the tasks assigned to it. By contrast, they felt that the portfolio manager just sat in meetings and then consolidated reports for the executives.
Now I don't want to get into a debate about how much actual "work" people higher up the organization do, but I do want to explore one aspect that I feel that project manager was missing--the fact that they were likely only in a position to do their job because of the portfolio manager.
Managing the resource pool
The matrix organization is by far the most dominant now, especially in private industry. We have a team of project managers, likely a PMO and then specific resources are drawn from functional areas as needed. Historically, this made resource management across the portfolio remarkably easy--the portfolio manager ensured that a project manager was assigned to the initiative, tried to balance the workload of projects across each of those PMs and then let the individual PMs build and
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The Batman Adventures
The Batman Adventures was a DC Comics comic book series featuring Batman. It is different from other Batman titles in that it is set in the continuity (and style) of Batman: The Animated Series as opposed to the regular DC Universe.
- 1 Overview
- 2 The Batman Adventures (vol. 1, 1992–1995)
- 3 The Batman and Robin Adventures (1995–1997)
- 4 The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years (1998)
- 5 Batman: Gotham Adventures (1998–2003)
- 6 Batman Adventures (vol. 2, 2003–2004)
- 7 Additional characters
- 8 Reprints
- 9 See also
- 10 References
- 11 External links
The Batman Adventures was created to tie-in with the Batman: The Animated Series. As the animated series changed with each successive re-branding and relaunch, so too did The Batman Adventures.
The success of The Batman Adventures has also led to a set of "Adventures" titles mirroring the animated series that followed Batman: The Animated Series, including Superman Adventures (based on Superman: The Animated Series) and Justice League Adventures (based on Justice League).
The Batman Adventures (vol. 1, 1992–1995)[edit]
Based on Batman: The Animated Series, the first series ran for 36 issues, 2 annuals, and 3 specials (Mad Love and Holiday Special, which were both adapted into episodes for The New Batman Adventures, plus an adaptation of the Batman: Mask of the Phantasm movie). The first annual introduces Roxy Rocket, who would later appear in The New Batman Adventures episode "The Ultimate Thrill" and the Superman: The Animated Series episode "Knight Time". Most of the issues were written by Kelley Puckett, and illustrated by Mike Parobeck and Rick Burchett, though Ty Templeton did the writing and art on a few issues. Mad Love was written by Paul Dini and illustrated by Bruce Timm, while the holiday special was written and illustrated by a number of creative people who had worked on the animated series, including Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Glen Murakami, Dan Riba, and Kevin Altieri.
The Batman and Robin Adventures (1995–1997)[edit]
Following the re-branding of the animated series as The Adventures of Batman and Robin, the comic series was relaunched. It ran for 25 issues and 2 annuals, as well as 2 specials (an adaptation of Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero; and Dark Claw Adventures, a non-canon Amalgam comic featuring the Batman-Wolverine hybrid). Ty Templeton was the regular writer, with Rick Burchett as the artist.
The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years (1998)[edit]
Shortly after The New Batman Adventures began airing on Kids WB!, DC Comics published a five issue miniseries titled The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years. This series bridged the gap between the end of Batman: The Animated Series and the start of the new show. Additionally, the first two issues were later adapted into the "Old Wounds" episode, and issue #4 is an adaptation of the episode "Sins of the Father".
Book One: Robin (Dick Grayson) voices his disapproval regarding Batman's tolerance of the crime-fighting activities of the relatively untrained Batgirl and takes it upon himself to stop her. Subsequently, Batman deduces that Batgirl is actually Barbara Gordon while watching her play tennis against Dick – he realizes that she moves just like Batgirl. Batman decides to take Batgirl under his wing and give her the training she needs. Robin is upset by this decision and argues with Batman, but fails to change his mind.
Book Two: Bruce and Dick continue their argument up through Dick's college graduation ceremony. When the Joker unleashes a radar jammer that can cause aircraft to crash, Batman and Batgirl battle him and his gang before Dick, as Robin, intervenes. The Joker is defeated, but Dick is so enraged at Batman that he punches him and storms away. He decides to leave Gotham City, despite the protests of Alfred and Barbara.
Book Three: Dick breaks up a smuggling operation by Two-Face and discovers an ancient African tribe, where he learns combat techniques from them, finally taking the first steps out of Batman's shadow. In Africa, Dick develops a new persona for himself: Nightwing.
Book Four: Batman becomes angrier and more driven because of Dick's departure – his new partner, Batgirl, is concerned over his change in personality. One night, while on the trail of Two-Face, Batman saves young Tim Drake, son of petty criminal "Shifty" Drake. Shifty was murdered by Two-Face and Tim swore revenge. Batman trained Tim into Robin to save him from a life of crime. Two-Face was captured and Batman took in Tim as his second ward.
Book Five: Dick joins an expedition to find a group of Tibetan monks who have lost an artifact, agreeing to recover the artifact in exchange for their secret of flight (the winged costume). He succeeds in gaining the artifact back from Ra's al Ghul. Succeeding, he visits Batman and reveals his new identity of Nightwing to him, Alfred, Batgirl, and Robin.
Batman: Gotham Adventures (1998–2003)[edit]
A new series based on The New Batman Adventures titled Batman: Gotham Adventures ran for 60 issues. This was the longest-running series in the Batman Adventures line. Early issues were written by Ty Templeton and illustrated by Rick Burchett, while the team of Scott Peterson, Tim Levins, and Terry Beatty did most of the later issues. Batgirl and Nightwing appeared in most of the later issues. This series received a lot of positive reviews and was praised for its level of characterization.
Batman Adventures (vol. 2, 2003–2004)[edit]
In 2003, DC Comics launched Batman Adventures, shortly after the cancellation of Batman: Gotham Adventures. The first issue was made available through regular purchases and Free Comic Book Day (May 3, 2003). It ran for 17 issues before being canceled to make way for The Batman Strikes!, a new title based on the new, unrelated, animated series The Batman. Every issue had two stories, one by Dan Slott and Ty Templeton, while the other was by Ty Templeton and Rick Burchett.
Issue #15, written by Jason Hall, bridges the gap between Mr. Freeze's appearances in Batman: The Animated Series and Batman Beyond. Issue #17 ends the series with Batman confronting Joe Chill, the man who murdered his parents, although he is unaware of Chill's true identity.
Original plan for Batman Adventures #15[edit]
In Batman Adventures vol. 2, #15, a character named Warren Powers originally appeared as head of Powers Technology. As a sort of prequel to the Batman Beyond episode "Meltdown", Warren would have been shown acquiring the head of Mr. Freeze and locking it away in his vault, believing it holds the secrets of immortality. It has been confirmed that Warren is the father of Derek.
The issue would also have shown the Mr. Freeze robot killing Ferris Boyle (from the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Heart of Ice") and Grant Walker (from the episode "Deep Freeze", and from Batman: Gotham Adventures #5). Other differences include Nora's visit with Koonak (from Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero) happening earlier in the issue, as well as focus on the deterioration of Nightwing and Batgirl's relationship.[1]
The Red Hood[edit]
The Red Hood appears at the end of Batman Adventures vol. 2, #8. It was meant to be a subplot to be resolved later, but the cancellation of the ongoing series prevented that. Though the creative team behind the story (Dan Slott and Ty Templeton) are hoping for a chance to resolve it, they have yet to do so. It has been stated that this Red Hood is someone crucial to the DC animated universe.
Dan Slott mentioned that the background of the character would tie into subplots concerning Lucius Fox, the Valestra crime family (from Batman: Mask of the Phantasm), and the Powers family (including an infant Derek Powers from Batman Beyond).
Additional characters[edit]
While there were many characters who never appeared in Batman: The Animated Series, the Batman Adventures series would occasionally introduce and feature characters who never made it to the screen.
Heroes and others[edit]
- Alec Holland
- Batman Adventures #16 (September 2004)
- Julie Madison
- Batman Adventures #1-2, 5 (June–July, October 2003)
- Phantom Stranger
- Batman: Gotham Adventures #33 (February 2001)
- Eel O'Brian
- Batman Adventures #6 (November 2003)
- Anarky
- The Batman Adventures #31 (April 1995)
- Black Mask
- Batman Adventures #5–8 (October 2003 – January 2004)
- Black Spider
- Batman Adventures #5–8 (October 2003 – January 2004)
- Bronze Tiger
- Batman Adventures #5–8 (October 2003 – January 2004)
- Cavalier
- Batman Adventures #1 (June 2003)
- Gorilla Boss
- Batman Adventures #5–8 (October 2003 – January 2004)
- Joe Chill (his only full appearance outside the various flashbacks)
- Batman Adventures #17 (October 2004)
- Red Hood
- Batman Adventures #8 (January 2004)
- Sportsmaster
- Batman Adventures #5–8 (October 2003 – January 2004)
Title | Material collected | Publication date | ISBN |
The Batman Adventures | The Batman Adventures #1–6 | December 1993 | 978-1563890987 |
Batman: The Dark Knight Adventures | The Batman Adventures #7–12 | June 1994 | 978-1563891243 |
The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years | The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years #1–5 | February 1999 | 978-1563894831 |
Batman: Gotham Adventures | Batman: Gotham Adventures #1–6 | June 2000 | 978-1563896163 |
The Batman Adventures: Dangerous Dames and Demons | The Batman Adventures Annual #1–2 The Batman Adventures: Mad Love Adventures of the DC Universe #3 (back-up story) |
June 2003 | 978-1563899737 |
Batman: Harley and Ivy | Batman: Gotham Knights #14 Harley and Ivy: Love on the Lam Batman: Harley and Ivy #1–3 |
July 2007 | 978-1401213336 |
Batman Adventures (Digest-sized) | |||
Vol. 1: Rogues Gallery | Batman: Gotham Adventures #50 Batman Adventures #1–4 |
July 2004 | 978-1401203290 |
Vol. 2: Shadows and Masks | Batman Adventures #5–9 | July 2004 | 978-1401203306 |
Batman Adventures Revised Collected Edition | |||
The Batman Adventures Volume 1 | The Batman Adventures #1–10 | November 2014 | 978-1401252298 |
See also[edit]
- List of DC Comics publications
- Superman Adventures
- Adventures in the DC Universe/Justice League Adventures/Justice League Unlimited
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The Able Ebenezer Brewing Company opened it's doors in the summer of 2014, when former US Army Officers and aspiring entrepreneurs set out to pursue their ambitions. Motivated by their combined abilities, inspired by local New Hampshire revolutionary history, and driven by their love of beer, the Able Ebenezer Brewing Company was formed.
Able Ebenezer's name is branded from the inspirational actions of local New Hampshire citizens who rallied behind Ebenezer Mudgett in 1772 to defy British oppression. History remembers this event as the Pine Tree Riot.
Ebenezer was a colonial citizen from southern NH. He was known as a hard-working man, making a living as an inn-keeper, merchant and licensed liquor retailer. New Hampshire being a state rich in tall White Pine trees, Ebenezer also made a living logging.
Enter the Pine Tree Law: In the 1700's, the British (whose nation had become nearly completely deforested) passed a law mandating any White Pine tree greater than 12 inches in diameter was property of the British government. This law was considered by working colonists to be more offensive than the Stamp Act and Tea Tax because it directly seized a prized colonial commodity that grew on their own land. Loggers and Mill Owners in southern New Hampshire obeyed the law, until Ebenezer Mudgett took a stand.
British law enforcement issued a warrant for the arrest of Ebenezer, who had been found in severe violation of the Pine Tree Law, possessing 270 logs ranging from 17-36 inches in diameter.
They organized a posse in Derryville (now Manchester), and proceeded west to hunt down Ebenezer. On the evening of April 13, 1772, Ebenezer organized and rallied his fellow citizens, arguing that they shouldn't be forced to blindly give up what was rightfully their property. The following morning, Ebenezer and his men staged what has come to be known as the Pine Tree Riot. They blackened their faces, stormed the inn where the British camped, fought them and drove them out of town. The men were subsequently labelled "notorious offenders," and the military was dispatched to respond. When Ebenezer and his conspirators were finally captured, the New Hampshire courts let them go free. This marked the first event whereby both colonists and local government engaged in an act of civil disobedience against British oppression.
The Pine Tree Riot became an inspiring event for the riots in Portsmouth and the Boston Tea Party, and the NH White Pine tree became a symbol used widely on flags during the American Revolution, first seen at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Ebenezer went on to fight on behalf of New Hampshire in the Revolutionary war, repelling the British Saratoga Campaign in upstate New York at Ticonderoga, and in Vermont at the Battle of Bennington.
For these reasons; the courageous actions of a common citizen and his display of sheer individual ability, we establish ourselves as the Able Ebenezer Brewing Company.
We are committed to producing and delivering bold and revolutionary products in order to create the best craft ale experience.
A red style ale inspired by Irish tradition, focusing on roasted specialty malts to give it a deep ruby-colored hue. Its exceptionally smooth, crisp and satisfying taste makes it a delicious alternative to the strong, bitter ales one has come to expect from craft beer. Sessionable and excitable, Auburn is great for every occasion.
An IPA brewed with smoked specialty malt and a bevy of complex hops to give it a unique smoke-filled conclusion with a strong aroma. As surprising as it is revolutionary.
An IPA brewed with citrusy hops that give it a deliciously sweet flavor. Combined with caramel and specialty malts, this golden-colored ale leaves you with a refreshingly crisp finish.
A blend of orange and lemon zest, combined with coriander in true Belgian fashion. It comes light in color and rich in flavor, partnered with strong hop undertones and a refreshing finish.
A true seasonal, Homecoming is brewed with over 250lbs of locally grown sugar pumpkins from Sunnycrest Farm. Full-bodied and packed with pumpkin flavor, combined with a light touch of cinnamon, nutmeg, and a mix of citrus peels.
An Amber style ale that is delicately balanced with caramel, honey and fruit flavors that give it a strong, pronounced amber color. It is designed to confuse the senses while warming the soul. Tabula Rasa is in a category all its own.
The Ale Room
The Ale Room at Able Ebenezer was built to be a relaxing place to share stories and enjoy a fresh beer in the midst of our Brewery. In essence, we built a place that represents us, our company and our story; a place we would want to drink in ourselves.
Prior to prohibition, every local area had a butcher, a grocer, a baker, and amongst many other things, a brewer. Local and regional brewers were very common, and many hosted tasting rooms where local citizens could come try their wares and fill growlers with their favorites to share with friends and family. Prohibition ended all of those local brewers, and it has been a several-decades long journey back to where brewers are commonplace in NH. With this in mind, we designed our facility to include a pre-prohibition style ale room; where you can come enjoy our beer right where it's made, poured by the people who make it.
During our open hours, we offer pints, samples, flights, 1 & 2-liter growler purchases/fills, as well as company merchandise. We also offer tours of the facility and brewing process, for those of you who would like a personal introduction to our work.
The room features a historical art, favorite books from our personal collections, our 27-foot long NH White Pine bar top (cut fresh from a local pine tree), and our tap handles (also cut fresh from NH White Pine and branded in New Boston, NH).
With that, we invite you to come join us at the bar for a fresh beer and a good story.
31 Columbia Circle
Merrimack, NH 03054
Mon-Fri 4:00p–8:00p
Sat & Sun 12:00p–8:00p
beer prices
Pints $5
Tasters $2
1 Liter Growlers
Growler + Fill $14
Gowler Re-Fill $7
2 Liter Growlers
Growler + Fill $25
Gowler Re-Fill $16
Mike Frizzelle
Director of Operations & Head Brewer | Co-Founder
Mike is the guy that pays attention to the details, and is driven by a desire to create something real and tangible that people value; that's why he's the brewer. That, and his extensive homebrewing experience. He developed all of the company's beer recipes and also designed the company logo, having taught himself Adobe Illustrator by watching a copious amount of YouTube videos.
Mike is originally from California, and grew up in the greater Los Angeles area. He received his B.S. in Business Marketing from Sonoma State University in the Bay Area.
Following graduation from Sonoma State, Mike earned a commission in the U.S. Army. Assigned to the 1st Armored Division, he served as a Platoon Leader, Forward Observer, and Fire Direction Officer, including a deployment to Basra, Iraq. At the rank of First Lieutenant, Mike left the Army to pursue and complete an MBA from San Diego State University.
Presented with the opportunity to build a brewery of his own, he sold everything that didn't fit into the back of his pickup truck, including his beloved motorcycle, and moved to New Hampshire. Although he misses the beaches of So Cal, he knows that life only gives you so many opportunities to live it on your terms.
Carl Soderberg
Accounts & Engineering | Co-Founder
Carl is a man who is passionate about individual ability, hard work, good times and great beer. He serves as the Account Man and Engineer of Able Ebenezer, having designed and built the brewery systems/processes, as well as managing the sales activities for the company.
Born and raised in the greater Washington, DC area, Carl sought to separate himself from the culture and atmosphere that the government presence created in the area. He received his B.S. from the University of New Haven. He later performed graduate work at Tufts University (Bioengineering) and Southern New Hampshire University (MBA).
Following graduation from UNH, Carl enlisted in the US Army, where he earned a commission into the officer corps. He was assigned to the 1st US Cavalry Regiment, where he served as a Platoon Leader, Executive Officer and Troop Commander, including a deployment overseas to the Rashaad Valley of Iraq. At the rank of Captain, he resigned in 2011 to find home.
Following his exit from the military, Carl was drawn to New Hampshire because of its unique, independent culture and "Live Free or Die" spirit. After spending a couple years managing biopharmaceutical manufacturing in the area, he left the role to pursue his dream of delivering a bold craft ale experience to his fellow citizens. You're welcome.
Jim Wilson
Marketing Manager | Co-Founder
If you follow us on Facebook and Twitter, chances are you've seen his posts and tweets. As Marketing Manager, Jim handles all matters related to marketing, advertising and social media. He also designed and maintains this extravagant website. Jim has a passion for marketing and brings extensive branding and marketing experience to the Able Ebenezer team.
Currently residing in Austin, Texas, he grew up outside of Philadelphia and moved to The Lakes Region of New Hampshire when he was 16. After graduating high school, his newfound love of the New England people and culture compelled him to stick around where he attended Plymouth State University, graduating with a B.S. in Marketing in 2006.
Following graduation, Jim moved to New York City and found himself enthralled in the world of media working in advertising & marketing for companies such as Turner Broadcasting (Cartoon Network/Adult Swim), NBCUniversal and Robb Report.
Jim has always had an entrepreneurial mentality and when called upon to use his marketing abilities to bring unique and great tasting craft beer to his fellow citizens, he answered the call.
Heather Martin
Bar & Events Manager
Being the second employee and first female at Able, Heather is a woman who has a passion for sales and marketing, management, learning, new experiences, and bringing laughter and a smile to everyone she meets.
Heather manages all operations for the Ale Room here at the brewery, which has grown into it's own distinct entity with the success of the company. Being a natural people person, she works to provide visitors the best Able experience. She will also be managing marketing and events for the Ale Room.
Born and raised in Southern New Hampshire, she majored in Business Administration and graduated with high honors in 2010 with her Bachelor's degree from Southern New Hampshire University.
Following graduation, she quickly found her niche in promotions within the beverage industry, working as a promotional specialist. Her work as a promotional specialist soon led to a promotion as Area Manager of NH, ME, and VT. She planned executed, and managed thousands of events yearly, as well as recruited, trained, and managed hundreds of promotional staff. Her competitive nature and desire to exceed expectations ensured in helping expand the number of events executed for clients and obtaining a near perfect staffing rate.
Upon leaving her role as Area Manager, she sought out other roles within the beverage industry and when presented with the opportunity to join the Able team, she jumped knowing her ideals and values closely mirrored that of the company. She looks forward to making visitors of the Ale Room a part of the family and introducing the community to great, craft beer.
Jake Felton
Renaissance Man
Jake has the passion and drive to push our brewery into new places, and to get our pints into new peoples hands. As our first employee, he has a hand in brewing, marketing, sales, and deliveries.
Born and raised in southern New Hampshire, Jake is known by many.
Following his high school graduation, Jake joined the Army. After graduating basic training in 2007, he was assigned to the 94th Military Police Company in Londonderry, New Hampshire, where he served as a gunner. Jake deployed to Iraq from 2010-2011, and left the army in December of 2013.
During and after his time in the military, Jake worked several jobs. Each gave him different tools and ways of viewing and solving problems. From working on custom motorcycles, to managing coffee shops, to being an assistant manager at a health care facility—Jake was the perfect fit to be Able Ebenezer's Renaissance Man.
"Everything and everyone has a story here. I am lucky enough to be able to tell them."
You can find our beers on tap in fine establishments throughout Southern New Hampshire, with new locations being added weekly.
Licensed restaurants and bars who are interested in serving our bold and revolutionary ales, please e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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High Street Farmhouse
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JD's Tavern
Murphy's Taproom
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Able Ebenezer Ale Room
Buckley's Great Steaks
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Tortilla Flat
Clark's Tavern
Olde Kilkenney Pub
J's Tavern
Nashua (Cont'd)
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Fody's Great American Tavern
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MT's Local Kitchen (Rotating)
O'Shea's Irish Pub & Cigar Shop
Riverside BBQ
Sky Meadow Country Club
Surf Restaurant
UNO Pizzeria & Grille
Whole Foods Market
Molly's Tavern and Restaraunt
Tuckaway Tavern
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"I still believe in our group. I trust the twins are going to come here and be ready. (Defenceman Dan Hamhuis) will be hungrier than ever. We have a lot of pride on this team, a lot of integrity, and we're not happy about what happened last year. I think we're all going to look in the mirror and come back motivated. I'm excited about this year."
After an offseason in which the organization was taken down to the studs, so are a lot of people. But it's a funny thing.
For all the changes made to the Canucks this summer — and that was everything except the drapes and carpeting — the team's fortunes are still very much tied to a group of players who've been together for almost a decade. The Canucks are younger. They should be deeper. There's a new president, a new GM and a new coach, to say nothing of a new goaltending tandem and a new second-line centre.
But, for all that, this team will still go as far as the Sedins, Bieksa, Alex Burrows, Alex Edler and Hamhuis (admittedly a late-comer to the Founders' Club) can carry them. The look will be different. The supporting cast will be different. But the core group, at least at the start of the season, will be the same.
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Mayoral recalls
Recall news |
Recalls by state |
Recalls by year |
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In some states, the right of recall extends to all mayors in all municipalities in the state and is guaranteed either with a constitutional provision or a state statute that applies to all the municipalities in the state. Those states are Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington and Wisconsin.
In several states, however, the right to hold a recall election for a mayor only applies to certain types of cities, such as in Texas, where mayoral recall is only available in cities with a city charter that specifically authorizes recall, or in New Mexico, where mayoral recall is only available to mayors in municipalities with a commission-manager form of government. (See local rules governing local recall.)
In the United States, there are 19,429 municipal governments and 16,504 town or township governments. In some states where there is a township style of municipality, the leader of the township's government is referred to as a supervisor rather than a mayor, but the functions are similar. Altogether, there are 35,933 local governments that are either defined as a municipal government or a town/township government.[1] However, there are only about 1,200 municipalities with a population exceeding 30,000.[2]
Mayoral recalls by year
Mayor was recalled
- Bob Ryan recall, Sheboygan, Wisconsin (2012)
- Richard Bray recall, Healdton, Oklahoma (2012)
- Terry Hill recall, Basehor, Kansas (2012)
- Jack Henderson recall, Tombstone, Arizona (2012)
- Dan Wilson recall, Portola, California (2012)
Mayor resigned or did not run for re-election
Mayor was retained in office
- Bob Werkhoven recall, Valley City, North Dakota (2012)
- John Stover recall, Elgin, Oregon (2012)
- David Plank recall, Ione, California (2012)
- Fawn Steiff recall, Newman Grove, Nebraska (2012)
- Mike Lout recall, Jasper, Texas (2012)
Election scheduled
- Donald Banning recall, Troy, Montana (5/24/2012)
- John Huerta Jr. recall, Greenfield, California (6/5/2012)
- Bob Severson recall, Hermiston, Oregon (6/5/2012)
Recall effort underway, no election scheduled
- Douglas Marsden recall, Bottineau, North Dakota (2012)
- Janice Daniels recall, Troy, Michigan (2012)
- Jean Quan recall, Oakland, California (2012)
- Jeff Crockett recall, Harrison, Arkansas (2012)
- Jill Dabbs recall, Bryant, Arkansas (2012)
- Leon Jukowski recall, Pontiac, Michigan (2012)
- Will Flanagan recall, Fall River, Massachusetts (2012)
- Pamela Munoz recall, Patton Village, Texas (2012)
- Sandi Bloem recall, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho (2012)
Court stops recall
- John Cook recall, El Paso, Texas (2012)
- Ron Littlefield recall, Chattanooga, Tennessee (2012)
- Nancy Denson recall, Athens, Georgia (2012)
Recall effort abandoned
Mayor was recalled
- Arizona (Quartzite): Ed Foster
- Arizona (Superior): Michael Hing
- Florida (Miami-Dade): Carlos Alvarez
- Missouri (Lebanon): CP Craig
- Michigan (Potterville): Rodney Ross
- Nebraska (Chadron): John Chizek
- North Dakota (Emerado): Brent Aspinwall
- Oregon (City of Cornelius): Neal Knight
- Oregon (Detroit): James Bradley
- Oregon (Oregon City) Jim Nicita
- Texas (La Marque): Geraldine Sam
- Texas (Socorro): Willie Gandara
- Texas (City of Kileen): Scott Cosper
Mayor resigned or did not run for re-election
- California (City of Bell): Oscar Hernandez
- California (Crescent City): Charles Slert
- California (City of Hercules): Ed Balico
- California (Hanford): Dan Chin
- Colorado (City of Williamsburg): Barbara Cameron
- Florida (North Bay Village): Corina Esquijarosa
Mayor was retained in office
- Alaska (City of Houston): Virgie Thompson
- Arizona (Huachuca City): Byron Robertson
- Colorado (Cortez): Dan Porter
- Colorado (Johnstown): Mark Romanowski
- Colorado (Marble): Tony Petrocco
- Michigan (City of Taylor): Jeffrey Lamarand
- Nebraska (Omaha): Jim Suttle
- Nebraska (Decatur): Jim Nicola
- Ohio (Piqua City): Lucy Fess
- Oregon (City of Oakridge): Donald Hampton
- Oregon (Weston): Duane Thul
- Oregon (Coburg): Judith Volta
- South Dakota (Whitewood): Deb Schmidt
- Texas (College Station): Nancy Berry
- Wisconsin (Ashland): Bill Whalen
Court stops recall
- Alabama (Vincent): Ray McAllister
- Arizona (Douglas): Michael Gomez
- Washington (Coulee City): Rick Heberg
Recall effort abandoned
- Arizona (San Luis): Juan Carlos Escamilla
- California (Fontana): Acquanetta Warren
- California (Lincoln): Paul Joiner
- California (Tustin): Jerry Amante
- Colorado (Denver): Michael Hancock
- Florida (Cape Coral): John Sullivan
- Louisiana (Cullen): Bobby Washington
- Massachusetts (Lawrence): William Lantigua
- Nevada (North Las Vegas): Shari Buck
- New Jersey (Jersey City): Jerramiah T. Healy
- New Jersey (Trenton): Tony Mack
- South Dakota (Huron): Dave McGirr
- Tennessee (Rockwood): James Watts
- Texas (Galveston): Joe Jaworski
- Texas (New Braunfels): Gale Pospisil
- West Virginia (Parkersburg): Bob Newell
- See also: Recall campaigns in Alaska
Roger Purcell recall, Houston, Alaska (2010)
Doug Isaacson recall, North Pole, Alaska (2010)
- See also: Recall campaigns in Arizona
David Schwan recall, Carefree, Arizona, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Arkansas
Carl Redus recall, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
- See also: Recall campaigns in California
Dunsmuir: Peter Arth
Livingston: Daniel Varela
Hollister: Victor Gomez
Los Angeles: Antonio Villaraigosa
Ventura: Bill Fulton
Soledad: Richard Ortiz
Ridgecrest: Steven Morgan
Compton: Eric Perrodin
Dave Walker recall, Palisade, Colorado (2010)
John Vazquez recall, Windsor, Colorado, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Florida
Carlos Alvarez recall, Miami-Dade County, Florida, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Idaho
John Miller recall, Salmon, Idaho (2010)
Kevin Poole recall, Lewiston, Idaho
Recall of the members of the Kellogg City Council, Idaho (2010)
- See also: Recall campaigns in Kansas
Don Call recall, McCune, Kansas (2010)
Chris Lette recall, Udall, Kansas (2010)
Bill Goebel recall, Jetmore, Kansas (2010)
Jimmy Bonds recall, Ogden, Kansas, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Louisiana
Joshua Thomas recall, Wilson, Louisiana, 2010
Betty Alford-Olive recall, Bastrop, Louisiana, 2010
Marcia Young, Forest Hill, Louisiana, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Michigan
Don Schwieman recall, Flushing Township
Bob Lepley recall, Marine City
Fred "Mac" Fortner recall, Davison
Art Moyses recall, LeRoy Township, Michigan, 2010
James Cooper, Grosse Pointe Shores
Dayne Walling recall, Flint
John Carmichael recall, Sturgis
Jeffrey Lamarand, Taylor
New Jersey
- See also: Recall campaigns in New Jersey
Anthony Suarez recall, Ridgefield, New Jersey, 2010
Herbert Frederick recall, West Wildwood, New Jersey
Vincent Barella recall, Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey (2010)
Gerard McNamara recall, West Wildwood, New Jersey (2010)
Silverio Vega recall, West New York, New Jersey (2010)
Wilda Diaz recall, Perth Amboy, New Jersey (2010)
Lorenzo Langford recall, Atlantic City, New Jersey (2010)
New Mexico
- See also: Recall campaigns in New Mexico
Jesse James Johnson recall, Raton
- See also: Recall campaigns in Ohio
Jane Murray recall, Portsmouth
Pat Layshock recall, Newton Falls
Scott Hockenberry recall, West Jefferson
Ike Stage recall, Grove City
Tim Humphries recall, Carlisle
Bruce Akers recall, Pepper Pike
David Koontz recall, Norton
- See also: Recall campaigns in Oklahoma
Nathan Bates recall, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 2010
Dewey Bartlett recall, Tulsa, Oklahoma (2010)
- See also: Recall campaigns in Oregon
Sam Adams recall, Portland, Oregon, 2010
South Dakota
- See also: Recall campaigns in South Dakota
Dave Schneider recall, Belle Fourche, South Dakota, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Tennessee
Ron Littlefield recall, Chattanooga, Tennessee (2010)
- See also: Recall campaigns in Texas
James Stewart recall, Brady, Texas (2010)
James Gosey and Dulani Masimini recall, Forest Hill, Texas (2010)
- See also: Recall campaigns in Virginia
James Holley recall, Portsmouth, Virginia, 2010
- See also: Recall campaigns in Wisconsin
Kenneth Rottier recall, Seymour, Wisconsin, 2010
Jack Chiovatero recall, New Berlin, Wisconsin (2010)
- Eddie Price recall, Mandeville, Louisiana, 2009
- Martha Andrus recall, Grambling, Louisiana, 2009
- Steve Hunter recall, Richwood, Louisiana 2009
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New Jersey
- Ernie Troiano and Bill Davenport recall, Wildwood, New Jersey, 2009
- Paul Sutphen recall, Frankford, New Jersey, 2009
- Paul Weiss recall, Medford Lakes, New Jersey, 2009
- Ronald W. Jones, Jr. recall, Beachwood, New Jersey, 2009
New York
- Carty Finkbeiner recall, Toledo, Ohio, 2009
- Don Culliver recall, Mansfield, Ohio, 2009
- Don Plusquellic recall, Akron, Ohio, 2009
- Kenneth Patton recall, Brooklyn, Ohio, 2009
- William Grace recall, Elyria, Ohio, 2009
South Dakota
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