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Baltimore 2000: What's New In The Baltimore City Fire Department
As the Firehouse Emergency Services Expo, Firehouse® Magazine and Firehouse.com return to Baltimore for our 2000 conference and exposition, we take a look at the newest developments in the Baltimore City Fire Department.
Photo by Joseph Louderback This new four-bay fire station protects Baltimore's Coldstream neighborhood. Assigned to the $2.5 million, 14,000-square-foot facility are Engine 33, Truck 5 and Medic 16. |
The debut of its first "community-friendly" fire station, a high-tech 911 center and the addition of 10 new pumpers to its apparatus fleet makes the Baltimore City Fire Department an agency on the move in the dawn of the 21st century.
New Fire Stations
The first of three new fire stations serves Baltimore's Coldstream neighborhood at 25th Street at Kirk Avenue. Engine 33, Truck 5 and Medic 16 moved into the one-story, four-bay station in March. The $2.5 million, 14,000 square-foot facility emphasizes community access and expanded living arrangements.
"It's a prototype based on comfort and logistical advantages," says Chief Hector Torres, the department's public information officer. A community meeting room, separate sleeping quarters for females along with user-friendly enhancements that make firehouse life easier.
Plans are on tap throughout America for firefighters to interact with the communities they serve. The station's meeting area, which can be sectioned off from the kitchen with a room divider, allows small groups like community boards to gather. Since it adjoins the main entrance lobby, the area is delegated away from high-traffic areas should an alarm occur.
Photo by Joseph Louderback Truck 5's logo: "A Touch of Glass." |
Ease of operation is found at every corner. A wide hallway borders the perimeter of the apparatus floor, separating it so members can move safely through the building without navigating between returning units. Pull-down utility cords include a power supply charger, air and diesel exhaust hoses and spotlights for under-carriage repairs.
"It's all right here," says Firefighter Michael Brown, who spent seven years in Truck 5's station on nearby Harford Road. Just inside the bay doors is an electric eye that senses when firefighters and apparatus have exited the building so the doors can close. Controls regulate new traffic signals placed opposite the station apron across 25th Street. An extra bay allows for inclusion of future units like a battalion chief.
Sunlight pours into the station through glass panels, literally making Truck 5's "House of Glass" moniker ring true. A geo-thermal tubing system draws natural temperature from the earth to heat and cool the station. The communications center watch desk overlooking the apparatus floor is equipped with a wall-to-wall communications console. Access panels on the backside allow easy repair work.
Private sleeping and bathroom areas enhance conditions for the department's female members. Handicapped-accessible shower stalls with bathing seats are included. Firefighters say their new digs may take some getting used to. They're transplanting historic mementos like an old walnut gong from their former station. Truck 5's "House of Glass" logo will soon smile down from the apparatus bay wall. The old firehouse's fish tank welcomes visitors in the carpeted entrance lobby.
Photo by Joseph Louderback Firefighter Michael Brown displays a geo-thermal tubing system that draws natural temperature from the earth to heat and cool the fire station. |
Another station will be built near Fort McHenry in the southeastern Locust Point area while plans are on the drawing board for the third new station in the Edmondson Village section of West Baltimore.
911 Dispatch
Fire and EMS dispatchers recently joined their police counterparts in a new public safety communications center. Located inside Baltimore Police Headquarters on Fayette Street in the shadow of the Inner Harbor, the center is special because it unites all public safety personnel - police, fire, water and streets department communicators - in a large fourth-floor suite. One positive feature is a 311 system for non-emergency requests, which has reduced a call-taker's answering time from six to two seconds.
The new center completes Baltimore's communications renaissance that includes a two-year-old 800 megahertz trunked system that is digitally encrypted. Linked to 10 citywide towers, the fiber-optic cable eliminates "dead spots" where transmissions can be losta diesel backup generator can power each tower in an emergency.
Smoke Detectors
In 1999, Baltimore's fire safety program experienced its lowest fire death rate since the department began keeping records in 1938. By mid-June of this year, 23 people had died in city fires. Compared to a record high of 88 deaths in 1984 and a 20-year average of 50 fire deaths annually, fire officials point to their successful free smoke detector give-away program as a primary reason.
Photo by Joseph Louderback Lieutenant Paul Demme, supervising fire dispatcher, on duty at the new public safety communications center located at Baltimore Police Headquarters on Fayette Street, near the Inner Harbor. |
"Operation: Fire Safe," funded by Radio Shack, puts 10,000 smoke detectors in the hands of citizens each year. Strengthening their community involvement plan, Baltimore's Bravest install the detectors, ensuring proper placement. Free replacement batteries, funded by Energizer, are available at fire stations.
Pushing the Baltimore effort is Cynthia Addison, who lost five children in a 1993 fire. Addison removed the detector in her Greenmount home when it frequently sounded during cooking. Her five daughters were under age 6 when the Ensor Street tragedy occurred. Addison's passionate message in a state fire marshal's video brings the smoke detector maintenance issue home to everyone who sees it.
New Apparatus
Ten new Pierce Saber 1,250-gpm pumpers recently rolled into service. Two Seagrave tractor-drawn ladder trucks are on order.
The recent closure of seven fire stations (five engine and two ladder companies) citywide moves 140 members to other companies and EMS duties. An additional four to six medic units will see action on Baltimore streets. New personnel will be cross-trained as firefighter/paramedics. The 1,700-member department operates 36 engines, 20 ladders, one rescue and seven battalion chiefs.
Joseph Louderback, a Firehouse® contributing editor, served as editor of the FDNY's Publications Unit and as a government affairs reporter. He is a 20-year member of the Milmont Fire Company in Milmont Park, PA, and conducts media relations programs for the fire service.


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Mustard Bourbon Kabobs Recipe
You'll love the tangy and subtly sweet blend of mustard and bourbon in these tasty, no-fuss kabobs. Make a little extra marinade and serve them with a side of brown rice. Barbara White - Katy, Texas
- 6 tablespoons brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 3 tablespoons bourbon or apple cider
- 3 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 pork tenderloin (1 pound), cut into 3/4-inch cubes
- 1. In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, mustard, bourbon and soy sauce. Pour 3/4 cup marinade into a large resealable plastic bag; add pork. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade.
- 2. Drain and discard marinade. Thread pork onto four metal or soaked wooden skewers. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack.
- 3. Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 10-15 minutes or until tender, turning and basting occasionally with reserved marinade. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 kabob equals 172 calories, 4 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 63 mg cholesterol, 355 mg sodium, 8 g carbohydrate, 0 fiber, 23 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 3 lean meat, 1/2 starch.
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Light-Bodied Red Wine
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Memphis Monroe, Tanya Danielle, Jazmine Haze, Veronica Jett, Domino (I), Kylee King, Cherokee (I), Saana, Chloe Dior
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In Lesbian Centerfolds, Tanya Danielle runs a modeling office and is in search of some new girls. But to find the best, she's going to have to give them the full inspection.
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But Superior Court Judge Thomas E. Connolly also took the opportunity to criticize Superior Court Judge Constance M. Sweeney, a colleague whose pivotal decision last year led to the first public disclosure of church documents about sexually abusive priests, a ruling that was the catalyst for the Catholic Church's current crisis. ''I have been a lawyer now for 33 years, 11 1/2 as a judge,'' he said, ''and never in those 33 years in the state Superior Court, in any county, or in the federal United States District Court in Boston, have I ever seen, heard of, or participated in the filing of discovery documents in the clerk's office. It's never been done.'' Connolly's order yesterday applies to church papers handed over to Jeffrey A. Newman, an attorney for an unnamed teenage boy who is suing the Rev. Jon C. Martin and the Archdioce of Boston for allegedly failing to adequately supervise Reardon when he was a church youth worker in Middleton. Last year, Reardon pleaded guilty and was ordered to serve up to 50 years in prison for sexual crimes involving two dozen boys. Shortly after Reardon's arrest, Martin resigned his post at St. Agnes Church amidst a police investigation that turned up evidence the priest had affairs with former prison inmates. At yesterday's hearing, attorney Timothy P. O'Neill, who is representing Martin, supported Connolly's order and echoed the judge's concern about unsealed church documents made public. ''What I do find reprehensible is the promiscuous publication of documents that inflame the public mind and have never been ruled relevant, admissible, or in any way germane to the case in question,'' O'Neill said. O'Neill appeared to be referring to two recent news conferences held by attorney Roderick MacLeish Jr., who represents the alleged victims of several priests. After receiving the documents, MacLeish held a news conference and made presentations to air some 1,600 pages of documents about the Rev. Paul R. Shanley. Those documents showed archdiocese officials allowed Shanley to continue working as a parish priest even though they had evidence of sexual misconduct allegations against him - and that he supported sexual relations between men and boys. At yesterday's hearing, Newman agreed with Connolly that the allegations against Martin are different; Martin is accused of negligence in his supervision of Reardon, not sexual misconduct. But he also vigorously defended Sweeney's decision to lift a confidential order in the civil case against former priest and convicted pedophile John Geoghan. Sweeney, acting on a motion filed by the Globe, lifted the confidentiality order in the Geoghan case. ''Your Honor took issue with the filing documents in court relating to the Geoghan matter,'' Newman told Connolly, rebutting his comments about Sweeney. ''We have a very unusual circumstance in our society in Massachusetts now, and there was an unusual need for the newspaper to come forth and request that.'' Connolly is a 1964 graduate of St. John's Seminary in Brighton, a fact he disclosed in the beginning of the Martin case to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. Newman did not object to Connolly presiding over the case. Connolly's confidentiality order applied to internal church memos discussing Martin's suitability as a priest and to some medical records. Connolly ordered the church to turn over some of them to Newman, but said Newman cannot make them public or talk about them. The judge also denied Newman access to some of Martin's psychiatric records. ''It's the first time I've been under a gag order in years,'' Newman said after the hearing. ''If we revert to a community of gag orders, confidentiality agreements, and impoundment orders, we will be setting back the clock.'' Connolly scheduled a Monday hearing on the case. The Globe and other news organizations plan to contest the order. Walter V. Robinson of the Globe Staff contributed to this report.
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The Baby Book presents a practical, contemporary approach to parenting that reflects the way we live today. The Searses acknowledge that there is no one best way to parent a baby, and they offer the basic guidance and inspiration you need to develop the parenting style that best suits you and your child. The Baby Book is a rich and invaluable resource that will help you get the most out of parenting-for your child, for yourself, and for your entire family


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YEEE-HAWWW! Donald Miller is officially coming to Otter Creek on August 22nd. We will be printing tickets and advertising in the community, but pass the word out to your friends. The last time he was here he sold out the Belcourt Theater twice in one night. I know it will be a wonderful evening.
His topic will be Romeo and Juliet and the Gospel of Jesus. We'll begin with worship with the band and he'll speak for a while and he wants to end with communion so we're planning to do some stations like we do on Wednesday nights. Afterwards, he'll take Q&A. Stephen--you should come.
Last night we went to the new Target in our neighborhood. The girls have been so excited to go. We got exciting things like dish washing soap and rear view mirror adhesive. (Yes, it's still in my back seat) Ella still says, "This little piggy went to 'Target'" I love it.
Sheryl and I have a date night tonight, thanks to Kiki! WE are going to one of our favorite places--Houston's. We are SO bummed that it is closing next month. We'll have to find a new anniversary place.
This weekend Michael Ewing gets married and I am singing. Another wedding and more time away from what I truly love to do on the weekends--spend time with my kids. However, I know it will be a special day and I really love Michael. I wouldn't want to miss it.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Friday, July 22, 2005
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- Adam said...
ae - 11:30 AM
- Phil said...
I... think... you're... failing...
- Donny said...
I'm not familiar enough with Don Miller to comment but I will comment on the Target reference. Love me some Target!!! I love that store. My wife shops at the Wal-Mart down the street from our house but deep down I wish she shopped at Target!! So vain I know. Enjoy your experiences there - they will be many I'm sure.
- Joel Quile said...
That's weird because I had the following dream last night:
You, Sheryl, Kim, myself, and Don Miller were sitting around discussing how cool Jesus was over a couple X2's and we were laughing and I was preaching and you were singing and Kim and Sheryl were laughing so hard and Don was smoking a pipe and telling us jokes and how he was going to write his next book about how cool we all were and that he wished we lived in Testosterhome with him...
Weird huh?
Okay, so I made that up. But hey, by then Kim and I might actually be homeless and have to come stay a few months with you and the girls at the air matress motel.
"That's what I'm talking about" - 3:13 PM
- Brandon Moore said...
I don't know which is more exciting Donald Miller or a new Target! I guess it's probably not a good idea to skip like the first day of class just to hear somebody speak. Maybe I should just invite Donald Miller to speak at Harding. HAHA! Wish I could go.
- Craig Fisher said...
I just finished that book. Fascinating. Let me knw how that goes.
- elizabeth said...
What a small little C of C world we live in! I was just looking back at your pictures and saw Emily who I was dear friends with in high school. I have lost touch with her and am so sad.
By the way, I am good friends with Steph and MK. And...Robyn W. has been a dear friend to our family since I was a little girl.
Yes, a very small world.... - 12:07 AM
- Stephen Bailey said...
YEE HAW is right! You know we want to be there! We'll talk soon. The Voss' might want to come too. We'll talk soon.
- songbirdintl said...
I'm jealous too! I just finished Searching for God Knows What and loved the last few chapters and speficically the parts about Romeo and Juliet! It really was a new visual for me regarding the way Christ loves us and wants to be in relationship with us! Don was in Austin a while back but I didn't get to see him. Happy Anniversary! Jana Graves
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> I think using qt/kde would be easier. As the size does not count to much > on a DVD using 100+ gnome apps would be a bit harder. So I would start > with KDE if I were you. > xfce4 is also a good one imo and should be also faster than kde, but > i've never tried kde4. > And the most important is ratpoison of course :) > I think using Gnome would be better than KDE. Firstly, all popular apps use gtk+ like: Firefox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice, Pidgin, Xchat, Wireshark, gvim, Ekiga, F-Spot, Gimp, and much more. Secondly, (if we had a compatible HAL) gnome has a lot nicer services like NetworkManager, gvfs (volume-manager), power-manager, bluetooth-manager and more. Lastly, KDE is oftentimes quite ugly and has way too many buttons. In so far as simple window-managers are concerned, there are are newer cooler ones that "good 'ol" blackbox and ratpoison, such as: wm/awesome (lightweight) and wip/e17 (almost lightweight). My vote is on one "big one": meta-pkgs/gnome and one "small one": wm/awesome -- Robert Luciani Chalmers University of Technology, SWE Department of Computer Science and Engineering http://email@example.com


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Saha, Sikha, Moore, Jonathan P., Drinkhill, Mark J. and Batten, Trevor F.C. (2005) Central nucleus of amygdala projections to rostral ventrolateral medulla neurones activated by decreased blood pressure. European Journal of Neuroscience, 21 (7). pp. 1921-1930. ISSN 0953-816X
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The central nucleus of amygdala (CeA) participates in cardiovascular regulation during emotional behaviour but it has not been established whether any of these effects are mediated through its direct connections to blood pressure-regulating neurones in the rostral ventrolateral medulla (RVLM). The RVLM contains barosensitive neurones that maintain resting blood pressure via their projections to sympathetic preganglionic neurones in the thoracic spinal cord. In this study on rats, we used combined anterograde neuronal tracing of CeA projections with confocal and electron microscopic immunohistochemical detection of phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase, the adrenaline-synthesizing enzyme present in C1 catecholamine neurones of the RVLM, and Fos, the protein product of the c-fos proto-oncogene. Fos expression in barosensitive neurones was stimulated by an intravenous infusion of the hypotensive agent sodium nitroprusside. Injection of the tracer biotin dextran amine (10-kDa form) into the CeA resulted in anterograde labelling of axons and varicosities throughout the RVLM without retrograde labelling of somata in any brain area. With confocal microscopy, presumptive CeA terminals were found in close apposition to adrenergic (phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase-immunoreactive) and non-adrenergic neurones that displayed Fos-immunoreactive nuclei in response to decreased blood pressure. Electron microscopic analysis confirmed that some labelled terminals of CeA axons made synaptic contact with c-fos-activated adrenergic neurones. The results provide evidence that cardiovascular influences elicited from the CeA during stressful events may be mediated, at least in part, via monosynaptic neural projections to barosensitive sympathetic blood pressure-regulating neurones in the RVLM.
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text: Decision support boosts appropriate use of HPV vaccine Health Information Technology Providing families and clinicians with information to support decisions about starting and completing the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine series increases appropriate use of the vaccine. The HPV vaccine is effective in preventing some types of cervical cancer and requires a total of three shots given over 6 months. A study supported by AHRQ evaluated the impact of education and electronic alerts on vaccination rates. Electronic alerts for clinicians were most likely to impact delivery of the first shot, while education and reminders for families were tied to receipt of shots two and three. For more details, see "The Implementation and Acceptability of an HPV Vaccination Decision Support System Directed at Both Clinicians and Families," which appeared in the 2012 American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium Proceedings. "Effectiveness of decision support for families, clinicians, or both on HPV vaccine receipt" appeared in the May 2013 issue of Pediatrics. Page last reviewed July 2013 Internet Citation: Decision support boosts appropriate use of HPV vaccine: Health Information Technology. July 2013. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/news/newsletters/research-activities/13jul/0713RA7.html


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British Superbike Championship: PJ Jacobsen Says He's Looking Forward To Wide-Open Nature Of Thruxton
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British Superbike Championship:
American PJ Jacobsen (99) in action on his Tyco Suzuki at Brands Hatch.
Fresh from his debut British Superbike podium of the season last weekend at Brands Hatch, and following his trip to the Isle of Man TT launch mid-week, Tyco Suzuki's Josh Brookes is anticipating the high-speed challenge of this weekend's second round of the British Superbike Championship at Thruxton.
The Australian scored one of the most memorable race wins of the season last year at the Hampshire circuit, racing from the fourth-row grid position to overhaul his rivals.
Brookes' 19-year-old team mate PJ Jacobsen had a solid BSB debut at Brands, but will be looking for more from both himself and his Tyco Suzuki GSX-R1000 Superbike when practice and qualifying gets underway tomorrow (Friday).
Josh Brookes:
"Last year was pretty good for me at Thruxton with a podium in race one and that top step that everyone talked about in race two. If I remember rightly it was hard work, so as much as we will be looking for the wins again this weekend, qualifying strong is also important. We had an okay start at Brands last weekend but we have work to do, as has everyone else I suppose, but I know I have a good team and crew around me and the GSX-R1000, as we proved last year, is well up for the job."
PJ Jacobsen:
"Back-to-back weekends keep us busy and it also gets me much needed track time on my Tyco Suzuki. I was happy with my first race at Brands but not so much the second one. I've talked to the team about our strategy for the weekend, where the wide-open nature of Thruxton is something that I'm really looking forward to."
In the Motorpoint British Supersport class, Taylor Mackenzie will look to build on his debut at Brands with Tyco Suzuki, and the young Scottish rider is also well-up for the challenge.
Taylor Mackenzie:
"The more track time the better at the minute. We made a good solid start at Brands, which gave me a chance to gel with the team, my crew and the GSX-R600, which I love riding. I would have liked two top-10 finishes at Brands, but it just makes me more determined coming into Thruxton this weekend. I can't wait to get started."
Philip Neill - Team Manager:
"Thruxton was good to us last year, but as Josh says, it was hard work. It's always hard work these days if I'm honest, but it's the big efforts that pay off in the end. We cannot be too disappointed with our start at Brands, but there is certainly room for improvement. Thruxton this weekend is a total contrast to the tight little Indy circuit at Brands, and I think the change should suit both our riders. It's going to be a tight championship as expected this year and nothing is gifted, but I'm confident we can be in there looking for podium finishes this weekend."
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In these still-lean economic times, we'll get behind growing one's own herbs and mushrooms (though maybe not chia seeds), but one scientist in South Carolina is taking it much, much further: He's growing meat. Like, in a lab. Sure, it sounds like something out of a seventies sci-fi movie, but no, it's real, and it's for a good cause! Namely, to help prevent the impending global food crisis.
According to Reuters, Dr. Vladimir Mironov "has taken myoblasts — embryonic cells that develop into muscle tissue — from turkey and bathed them in a nutrient bath of bovine serum on a scaffold made of chitosan (a common polymer found in nature) to grow animal skeletal muscle tissue." Delicious! The meat can be made as lean or as fatty as is currently in vogue! And they can apparently make it taste like pork, lamb, beef, whatever! This kind of laboratory meat is considered cultured, so don't worry, say the people involved in making it — it's pretty much just like beer and yogurt. Plus, if the technology goes large-scale, it'll be more affordable and ecofriendly than factory farming. Just think: If meat gets even cheaper, Taco Bell might someday be able to afford to stuff its menu items with 100 percent "beef"!
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Released: Dec 01st, 1992
Running Time: 92
Director: Loretta Sterling
Company: Filmco
Kris Newz, Porsche Lynn, Jake Steed, Mike Horner, Leanna Foxxx, Tom Chapman, Kiss
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
Wasn't there a made-for-TV movie with this title a few years ago, starring Suzanne Pleshette? No matter, because Suzanne was never as sexy as Porsche Lynn is in this adult version of the trials and tribulations of Leona and Harry. They are never called Helmsley, but a name close to it. although there's no mistake as to who we're talking about. Leona doesn't like to pay taxes (unlike the rest of us who just love it), and complains to her Welsh maid, played by newcomer Kiss, who has so thick a Cockney accent that she makes Taylor Wane sound Bostonian. Kiss doesn't like Leona but she likes the butler, another Brit played by Kris Newz. He and Kiss ignite the small screen in the highlight of this sexvid.
Not that the opener between Porsche and Tom Chapman (playing Harry) is chopped liver. I also like the Leanna Foxxx/Mike Horner go-to. They plan Leona's secretary and chef respectively. Big-titted Leanna also is a plus in an unusual threesome -- she, Porsche and Tom in a limo on their way to the IRS. Porsche delivers her lines with just the right amount of vehemence and is well-deserving of a Best Actress nomination. You can also include the aforementioned Kiss/Kris one as a nominee for Best Sex Scene. The newness of the people makes it all the more terrific.
Filmco puts out relatively little product throughout the year, so Loretta Sterling can concentrate on each project. Very marketable.


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Just 27 More Days of Those Adorable Vuvuzelas!
We promise the buzzing is more tolerable—and a lot funnier—on Twitter: @livevuvuzela... read more
Monday, 6/14/2010 at 4:10PM
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A Quick Chat with the MLS Commish on the Eve of USA-England
Los Angeles Galaxy teammates Edson Buddle (left) and Landon Donovan hope to lead the U.S. to victory against England tomorrow. Don Garber, who has slowly and steadily steered the growth of Major League Soccer since... read more
Friday, 6/11/2010 at 12:14PM
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The View From The Pitch, Part 4: Previewing World Cup Groups G and H
Group G Brazil / Ivory Coast / Portugal / North Korea Welcome to the Group of Death (the somewhat-insensitive moniker given each Cup to the tournament's hardest group). Your entertainment this evening will be the... read more
Friday, 6/11/2010 at 10:48AM
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The View From The Pitch, Part 3: Previewing World Cup Groups E and F
Samuel Eto'o of Cameroon, and Arjen Robben from Netherlands Group E Cameroon / Denmark / Japan / Netherlands I think the Dutch will win the World Cup. The Dutch never win anything, you say? True.... read more
Thursday, 6/10/2010 at 2:00PM
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The View From the Pitch, Part 2: Previewing World Cup Groups C and D
Group C England / USA / Algeria / Slovenia Summary: America vs. England is the marquee match-up of the World Cup's group stage. Odds are England will win—they beat the Americans 2-1 in London earlier... read more
Thursday, 6/10/2010 at 8:30AM
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World Cup: The Benedict Arnold of American Soccer
How did a Jersey boy wind up playing for Italy? It's not hard to find a reason to root against the Italians. They play boring, defensive soccer, have never met a cheap shot they won't... read more
Wednesday, 6/9/2010 at 10:00AM
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How to Run a World Cup Betting Pool
The world's greatest sporting event doesn't lend itself to bracketology quite as much as that hoops tourney in March, but it can be done. Whether you love the World Cup like most Americans adore March... read more
Tuesday, 6/8/2010 at 12:31PM
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The View From the Pitch, Part I: Previewing World Cup Groups A and B
The World Cup begins this Friday, June 11, with Mexico taking on host South Africa. In part one of our group-by-group, team-by-team guide, GQ.com football correspondent Chris Ryan breaks down the players to watch,... read more
Tuesday, 6/8/2010 at 8:30AM
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Our Man In South Africa: The First Thing You Notice Is Flags. Lots and Lots of Flags.
This post is the first in a series of GQ reports from on the ground at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Click here for GQ.com's full coverage of the big event, both... read more
Monday, 6/7/2010 at 11:29AM
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- World Cup 2010,
- johannesburg,
- soccer,
- south africa,
- soweto
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Nick Hornby and Sean Wilsey On Saturday's USA-England Match
Now that it's officially the week of the Big Game, we figure it's okay to start talking about USA-England during every lull in conversation. So to kick off Monday morning, here are Nick Hornby—who wrote... read more
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The women's soccer team lost 3-1 Wednesday night against the Chapman Panthers at Ortmayer Stadium putting La Verne 3-3 in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and 6-6 overall.
La Verne gave up two second half goals toward the loss.
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(4) Mon Dec 22 2008 17:56 How Strange Is The Loop?:
I borrowed I Am a Strange Loop from Evan and read it after reading Consciousness Explained. As you might expect I agree with most of what Hofstadter says in the book, but there's one big thing I don't think he ever makes an argument for.
Nonlocalized consciousness (not the real term) makes it legitimate to think of other people as existing inside you to the extent that you've internalized their mental processes. Which is always really not very much at all, but better than nothing. One implication of this is that fictional characters can exist inside you in the same sense. That seems reasonable to me. Fictional thoughts are thoughts.
But Hofstadter says that you can (and do) actually internalize another person's consciousness on a coarse-grained level: the "strange loop" that drives that person's consciousness. And so not only do (your copies of) other people and fictional characters exist inside you, they are actually conscious inside you, because their strange loop is running on your hardware.
Stipulating the strange loop thing, I guess fictional characters could be called conscious if you simulated their thought processes in enough detail, but is that really what's happening? Do you ever know enough about someone else's thought process to internalize their consciousness, a thing so inaccessible that the person themself can't describe it? When I make up a character I have, in theory, complete control over their mental states, but I don't create a strange loop for them. I use my own, preexisting consciousness to simulate them. That's different. I'm pretending to be them, with greater or lesser success.
I'm not as old as Hofstadter, so I don't have as much practice, but I've known Sumana for about eight years and I do have an internalized Sumana that acts kind of like the real Sumana. But I wouldn't say I've internalized a copy of Sumana's consciousness, her So my intuition is that my Sumana-symbol, my symbols for dead people I used to know, and my symbols for fictional characters are the same kind of symbols as I keep for other complex entities like the World Wide Web. Not the kind that forms an "I". I can be surprised by something one of my fictional characters does, but it's the same kind of surprise as when I come up with an idea some other way. I don't see where Hofstadter argues that our representations of other people have this unusual property, but a lot of the book assumes it.
I'm explicitly not saying that mental simulations of consciousness would not be conscious. They would be. And I could believe that someone with eg. multiple personality disorder had multiple strange loops in their mind. I just don't think that's what happens when we think about a dead person we used to know.sleep number strange loop. I'm using my own strange loop as the simulation engine.


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The MagazinePasseth UnderstandingAn impressive rendition of nothing at all.Oct 15, 2012, Vol. 18, No. 05
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That dream is surely one of the many touches that defied A. O. Scott's understanding; if he and other reviewers had not surrendered their good critical senses, they would have understood it to be a mark of the movie's witlessness. Instead, in a near-comic parallel with Scientology followers, the critics who have fallen all over themselves praising The Master find its nonsensical narrative simply another excuse to express their "reverent, astonished belief" in this colossal creative failure. Danger, Will Robinson! Danger! John Podhoretz, editor of Commentary, is The Weekly Standard's movie critic. Recent Blog PostsThe Weekly Standard ArchivesBrowse 19 Years of the Weekly Standard |


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Hagler replaced as Mo. agriculture director
Harry Bozoian to serve as acting director
Nixon halts execution
Cites propofol concerns
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon on Friday halted what was to have been the first U.S. execution to use the popular anesthetic propofol, following threats from the European Union to limit the drug's export if it were used for that purpose.
Police shoot, kill driver after Capitol Hill chase (VIDEO)
WASHINGTON (AP) — A law enforcement official says a shooting at the United States Capitol is related to a vehicle that tried to ram a security barricade at the White House.
Veto Session Roundup: Lawmakers fail to override gun rights bill veto; sponsor withdraws sex offender registry bill
Twenty-nine bills vetoed by Gov. Jay Nixon still have a chance of becoming law in Missouri.
Zimmerman cleared in shooting of Trayvon Martin (VIDEO)
Neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman was cleared of all charges Saturday in the shooting of Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager whose killing unleashed furious debate across the U.S. over racial profiling, self-defense and equal justice.
Woman pleads guilty to embezzling in Fulton
A Columbia woman admits that she conducted a mortgage fraud and embezzlement scheme that cost a Fulton business more than a half million dollars.
Without Nixon signature, Mo. abortion law passes
Without his signature, Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has allowed legislation that will require doctors to be in the room for the initial dose of a drug used in medication abortions.
Charges dropped in alleged Mo. shooting plot
A 17-year-old boy accused of plotting a school shooting in northeast Missouri is no longer facing charges.
Man pleads guilty in mid-MO double fatal car crash
A St. Louis man whose vehicle hit and killed two men along Interstate 70 near Columbia has pleaded guilty to two counts of involuntary manslaughter.
New Bloomfield soldier killed in accident in Kuwait
A soldier from Callaway County who died in an accident in Kuwait will receive a military funeral this weekend. Spc. Charles P. McClure, of New Bloomfield, died May 2 in Camp Buehring in Kuwait.
Mo. House passes $1.2B bonding initiative
The Missouri House has passed a $1.2 billion bonding initiative that would finance construction and repairs at public buildings across the state.
Nixon and Mo. House propose money for Mo. capital improvements
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon is proposing using $86 million in next year's budget for work at the state mental hospital in Fulton, state Capitol and state parks
Mo. House panel endorses revised bonding measure
The Missouri House Budget Committee has endorsed a proposed $1.2 billion state bonding proposal that could pay for projects on college campuses, state parks and state facilities.
Set clocks ahead for daylight saving time
It's time to set the clocks forward an hour for daylight saving time. At 2 a.m. local time Sunday, daylight saving time arrives in the U.S. with the promise of many months ahead with an extra hour of evening light.
Official: Cadaver dogs search in Kansas City blast
Cadaver dogs are searching the smoldering remains of a Kansas City restaurant that burned to the ground following a gas explosion and massive blaze, a fire official says.
Obama says 'America's possibilities are limitless'
WASHINGTON (AP) — Asserting "America's possibilities are limitless," President Barack Obama declared on Monday that a decade of war is ending and the nation's economy is recovering as he launched into a second term before a flag-waving crowd of hundreds of thousands on the National Mall.
Snow falls in Southeast; 1 death linked to storm
A winter storm made its way across the Southeast on Thursday, dumping snow in states recovering from days of rain, playing a role in at least one fatality, and leaving thousands without power.
Obama unveils $500 million gun violence package
Braced for a fight, President Barack Obama on Wednesday unveiled the most sweeping proposals for curbing gun violence in two decades, pressing a reluctant Congress to pass universal background checks and bans on military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines like the ones used in the Newtown, Conn., school shooting.
3 Mo. bail bondsmen charged with assault
Three central Missouri bail bondsmen are accused of assaulting a fugitive they were trying to apprehend for failing to appear in court on several warrants.
Mo. lawmakers open 2013 with plans for tax cuts
The Missouri Legislature convened its 2013 session Wednesday with the largest contingent of Republican lawmakers since the Civil War era pledging to cut taxes for residents and revamp the state's business incentives to boost the economy.
Man kills mother, then 26 at Conn. grade school
A shooting at a Connecticut elementary school Friday left 28 people dead.
Still no decision on funding for Mo. nuke reactor
Ameren Missouri and Westinghouse still want to build a first-of-its kind mini nuclear reactor next to Ameren's mid-Missouri plant in Callaway County.
Center of the country? Try Tebbetts, profs say
A pair of Michigan math professors have concluded that a small town in Missouri's Callaway County is the population center of the lower 48 U.S. states, no matter what the Census Bureau says.
Fulton man sentenced for 2011 bank robbery
A central Missouri man who wished a pair of bank employees "a nice day" following a holdup has been sentenced to slightly more than 12 years in prison.
Kroger recalls spinach sold at Gerbes over Listeria risk
Kroger is recalling spinach sold at grocery stores in 15 states due to possible Listeria contamination. The recall includes Gerbes stores in Mid-Missouri.
High court upholds key part of Obama health law
The Supreme Court has upheld the individual insurance requirement at the heart of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
2 services to honor fallen Missouri firefighters
Two weekend services will honor Missouri firefighters who died in the line of duty
Mo. lawmaker targets overtime at Fulton mental hospital
A central Missouri lawmaker says overtime demands on employees at Fulton State Hospital have grown unreasonable, and she believes the Legislature should intervene.
Mesa approves deal with Westminster College
The City Council in the Phoenix suburb of Mesa is going forward with a deal to bring a campus of Missouri-based Westminster College to the city.
Environmentalists oppose Callaway nuclear renewal
A Missouri environmental group is asking the federal government to more closely scrutinize Ameren Corp.'s request for a 20-year license renewal at the state's only nuclear power plant.
Storms could be life threatening
In an unusually early and strong warning, national weather forecasters cautioned Friday that conditions are ripe for violent tornadoes to rip through the nation from Texas to Minnesota this weekend.
Activists urge longer look at Callaway Nuclear Plant
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is holding public meetings in Fulton on Ameren Missouri's request to renew its license for the state's only nuclear power plant for 20 years.
Ex-CEO of MTV International is Westminster trustee
The former chairman and CEO of MTV International will become a member of the Westminster College Board of Trustees
MoDOT meeting today for Callaway Co. bridge replacements
MoDOT will hold an open-house community briefing today from 4:30 - 6 p.m. to discuss plans to replace three bridges located in Callaway County. The bridges include:
Ameren Missouri seeks 14.6 percent rate hike
Customers of Ameren Missouri would see their average monthly electric bills rise about $14 under a rate increase proposal filed Friday.
Ameren files plan to resolve shoreline issue
Ameren Missouri has filed a shoreline management plan that the utility says will ensure that most of the 1,600 homes along the Lake of the Ozarks shoreline are not threatened with removal.
Chiefs trying to figure way to stop Rodgers
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The play has become a Green Bay Packers staple: Aaron Rodgers drops back, lofts a pass down the sideline and one of his talented receivers turns around at precisely the right time and hauls it in around the unsuspecting cornerback.
Pujols to the Angels
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Distributed leadership, knowledge and information management and team performance in Chinese and Western groups
Iles, PA and Feng, Y 2011, 'Distributed leadership, knowledge and information management and team performance in Chinese and Western groups' , Journal of Technology Management in China, 6 (1) , pp. 26-42.
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Purpose – More studies are beginning to support the role of distributed, as opposed to solo, leadership in team performance, but distributed leadership (DL) has not always been linked to higher performance. It may need to be co-ordinated, rather than misaligned or fragmented, and may be most effective in teams performing interdependent tasks. DL has not often been linked to team information processing, however; viewing leadership as involving information management, it is proposed that DL may be linked to higher levels of information exchange and information integration, of both shared and unshared information. A series of research propositions are then developed with the purpose of exploring further the role of DL in team decision making, especially in terms of information exchange and information integration processes in Chinese and Western groups. Design/methodology/approach – The paper derives a number of research propositions from the literature on DL and information processing and applies them to decision making by Chinese and Western teams. Findings – The paper presents a series of propositions on the factors affecting the effectiveness of DL and possible differences between Chinese and Western teams. Originality/value – The paper presents a series of propositions about DL and relates the literature on DL to the literature on information processing in an original way.
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X-ray fractography studies on austenitic stainless steels
Rajanna, K. and Pathiraj, B. and Kolster, B.H. (1996) X-ray fractography studies on austenitic stainless steels. Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 54 (1). pp. 155-166. ISSN 0013-7944
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Abstract: | In this investigation, the fracture surfaces of SS 304 and SS 316 austenitic steels were analysed using the X-ray fractography technique. In both cases, a decrease in the austenite content was observed at the fracture surface as a result of deformation induced martensite, indicating a linear relation with Kmax within the stable crack growth region. The presence of this martensite was found to be confined to a very thin layer close to the fracture surface. The magnitudes of the residual stress (¿r) as well as the profile breadth (B) as a function of Kmax in martensite were found to be higher than in austenite, with greater differences in SS 304 than in SS 316. In both the steels a gradual decrease of ¿r with depth below the fracture surface was noticed. While a gradual decrease of B was noticed in SS 304, a shallow minimum was noticed at a depth of about 100 ¿m in SS 316. |
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P.O. Box 35 Philomath, OR 97370 541.929.6230 Visit the museum!
Museum Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am - 4:30pm
Photographers represented include:Albert Abendroth, W. M. Ball, Chester M. Coffey, Conn and Underwood, Henry De Groot, Lottie Ebbert, William Emery, John Fulton, W.S. Gardner, L. Goldson, S.B. Graham, S.E. Gray & Co, E. Heslop, Robert M. Howells, George Leeper, C. Morris, Mrs. R. Morrison, R. C. Moseley, T.H. Mulkey, Pernot Brothers, E.W. Philips, David Stryker, Sydney Emmet Trask, Maggie Weigand, George Weister and the Woodruff Gallery.
Shots from the Past: Early Benton County Photographers
Albert George Emil Abendroth 1884-1968
As a student at Oregon Agricultural College (OAC, now OSU), "Abbie" was known as "a camera fiend of marvelous ability..." Despite his ability, he did not pursue photography as a career. Instead, after graduating in 1910 with a degree in mining engineering, he returned to Portland, where he worked as an accountant and later a merchant.
William Maurice Ball 1873-1960
William Ball worked as a train dispatcher in the midwest until he opened his first photography studio. Visiting Oregon, he liked the state so much that he moved his family to Corvallis in 1912. He opened Ball Studio, advertising its "commercial dept., large stock of Oregon views, timber, coast, fruit and ranch, photo cirkut panoramic work." Having been trained in art at the Corcoran Gallery and the Chicago Art Institute, he won many awards for his artistic photographs. He also introduced new photographic and business methods, earning him the title of "dean of Oregon photographers." Family continued the business. Today his great granddaughter, Holly Peterson, is the fourth generation to run Ball Studio, the oldest continuously operating photography business in Oregon.
Chester M. Coffey 1887-1976
A descendant of early Oregon pioneers, Chester Coffey grew up on a farm near Scio. He arrived in Corvallis in the fall of 1905 to attend OAC (OSU) where he studied art. In 1907, he opened a photography studio in Corvallis but sold it two years later. After several moves, he eventually returned to Oregon to establish photography studios in McMinnville and, later, Portland. Well known in the photography trade, he served as officer of several professional organizations.
Conn and Underwood Richard E. Conn (ca. 1853-1947) and Joseph L. Underwood
In 1891, partners Richard Conn and Joseph Underwood had studios in both Corvallis and Albany. The following year, Conn moved to Portland, maintaining a photography studio there until he went into the grocery business in 1902. It appears that Underwood remained in Corvallis, eventually becoming the manager at the Graham and Wells drugstore.
Henry DeGroot
In the second half of the nineteenth century, two men named Henry DeGroot were taking photographs in the west. The photographer who took the photos in this exhibtion seems to be the younger man, born in New York in 1849. In 1870, he was working for a photographer in San Francisco. By 1884, he was in partnership with Charles Morris in Corvallis. He remained there until 1886, when he seems to have moved to northern California and, by 1900, to Medford.
Lottie Butler Ebbert ca. 1874-1965
Photo by Lottie Ebbert printed from glass plate negative
After Lottie Butler married Henry Ebbert in 1906, they moved to a farm in the Beavercreek area. She was a quilter and a member of the Beavercreek Women's Club, as well as a talented amateur photographer. Her glass plate negatives depict life in rural Benton County, Oregon.
William G. Emery 1863-1927
Although born in California, by 1880 William Emery was living in Monroe, Oregon, with his family. After graduating from Corvallis Agricultural College (OSU) in 1883, he established photographic studios in Astoria, then Portland, and later Moscow, Idaho. In 1903, he and his wife Mary moved to Corvallis, purchased the Phillips studio, and began advertising their specialty - "fancy portraiture and genre works." That same year, the Pacific Coast Photographer's Association selected one of his photographs for display at their national association's convention. By 1907, he had moved again (to Vancouver, Washington), but continued to win professional awards. After poor health forced him to sell his business in 1911, he moved to Pacific City and became a fish warden.
John Fulton 1867-1953
While at OAC, John Fulton took a class in photography. He is the man standing at the left of the upper photograph, taken by Sydney Trask.
OSU photo P96:96
John Fulton emigrated from Scotland to the United States in 1883. He graduated from Oregon Agricultural College (OSU) in 1892 and married fellow student Martha Avery, granddaughter of Corvallis founder, J. C. Avery. He studied in Washington D. C. and then earned a M.S. from Harvard in 1903. In addition to being a professor of chemistry at OAC until he retired in 1940, Fulton was also "an avid photographer."
Winfield S. Gardner 1863-1933
Winfield Gardner maintained a photography studio in Corvallis from 1886 to 1913. His house and studio were on 11th Street between Madison and Jefferson, convenient for college students. In 1896, he advertised in the college paper, The Barometer, "For the finest photographs go to Gardner the Artist. We make all the new styles. Platinotype and Aristo are the finest pictures made. They are the latest, our offer to students has never been equaled by any photographer in the state. Call for our prices, and see our pictures. W.S. Gardner, Photographer, Corvallis, Oregon."
Gardner also encouraged young people interested in photography. In his Corvallis Magazine column, editor Thomas Wilson recollected, "At this time, Mr. Garner was the school photographer and I used to hang around his studio sometimes. He liked me and encouraged me to learn more about it, teaching me a few things about his own picture taking and about retouching portrait negatives."
Working for W.S. Gardner From a letter written by OAC student Lottie Wilson to her mother, January 16, 1908
"I feel very much encouraged in my work at the photograph gallery. Mr. Gardner picked up one of the negatives I had been retouching the other day and said, 'This is what I call a fine piece of work.' Today he gave me five dollars. I didn't want to take it at first, but he said he wanted me to as I had, and was, helping him a great deal on his rush work...
"Tuesday afternoon I bent over a tray toning until my back ached so I could scarcely stand straight. All yesterday afternoon and this afternoon I mounted pictures alone, but I don't think that is hard work. I enjoy it, but I don't like the toning very well. I think we toned over five hundred pictures that afternoon."
L. Goldson
In 1878, L. Goldson had a photography studio in Corvallis that contained the chair with a broken section that appears in the portraits chosen for the exhibition. Goldson sold the business to E. Heslop sometime after 1880. He then disappears from the records. Unfortunately, we do not even know Goldson's first name.
Samuel B. Graham
Samuel Graham began his career in Washington, but soon moved to east Portland where he promoted his landscape photography. He married a local woman, Mary Haner, in 1888 and opened a studio in Corvallis in 1889. By 1892, he had moved to Colorado Springs.
S.E. Gray & Co. Sam E. Gray and A. F. Wheeler
Originally from Washington, Gray maintained a studio in Salem, Oregon, from 1865 until the early 1870s when he returned to his native state. During his time in Oregon, he and his associates (Henry Dohse, A. F. Wheeler) traveled to other cities for work. The Roseburg newspaper of 1870 reported, "Pictures!, Pictures!, Gray & Dohse, The well known Photographers, having rented the Rooms of Mr. Jas. Walton, would respectfully inform the citizens of Roseburg and vacinity (sic), that they are now prepared to take pictures of all kinds and sizes, including the 'Beautiful Gem.' Call soon as we shall remain only one month."
E. Heslop
Heslop took over Goldson's business but, like Goldson, did not stay in Corvallis long: only 1881-1883.
Robert M. Howells
Robert Howells moved from Albany, New York to Corvallis, Oregon in 1920. He and his wife operated the Howells Photography Studio at 455 Madison until selling it to Frank Hise in 1944.
George W. Leeper circa 1876 - ?
George Leeper was born and raised in the Calapooia-Oakland area of Douglas County, Oregon. He is listed as teaching school in Philomath in 1902. After marriage in 1908 to Lilith McKenney, he operated his own photography studio in Philomath. By 1910, they had moved to Lane County and he was working as a carpenter.
Charles B. Morris
Charles Morris practiced his craft in Corvallis from 1884 to 1888. At first, he was in partnership with Henry DeGroot. He continued the business alone for a few years after DeGroot left. Then he too departed.
Mrs. R. Morrison (Possibly Birdie (Mrs. Roy) Morrison)
Mrs. Morrison actively pursued a photography career in Corvallis during 1889-1891. The destruction of individual 1890 census records in a fire makes it uncertain if this is the same person as the Mrs. Roy Morrison living in Corvallis in 1910. The 1910 census lists no occupation for Birdie Morrison.
Roswell Charles Moseley 1890-1942
R. C. Moseley had a photography studio at 430 S. 2nd Street in Corvallis in 1911. He lived with his family in the Linn County town of Orleans, across the Willamette River from Corvallis, Oregon. He later moved north to Astoria and then to Bellingham, Washington, where he owned a confectionery.
T. (Thompson?) H. (Howard) Mulkey 1866-1891
The photographs in the exhibition bear the imprint of T.H. Mulkey, who is listed as a photographer in the 1891 Philomath city directory. The Mulkeys of America lists only one person with the initials T. H.: Thompson Howard Mulkey. In 1880, Thompson Mulkey was living with his parents in Pleasant Hill, Oregon. He died May 12, 1891, and is buried in Pleasant Hill. Was his photographic career cut short? Or is he not the person listed in the Philomath directory? The loss of the 1890 census records in a fire makes him difficult to trace.
Pernot Brothers: Emile F. Pernot (1859-1927) Eugene Pernot (c.1855-?)
Born in New York and educated in Pennsylvania and Ohio, the Pernot brothers had moved to Corvallis by 1889. They had a photography shop in downtown Corvallis for about five years. After leaving the photography business, Eugene purchased a farm north of Corvallis where he grew fruit.
In 1891, Emile was hired to teach photography and engraving (and later free-hand drawing) by Oregon Agricultural College. In addition, he took photographs to illustrate experiment station publications. During 1897-98, he earned $700 and "reported that during the past year, he had made fifty-one engravings for publications, ninety-five lantern slides for lectures and many micrographs of fruit pests and plant diseases." (Jim Fisher, Under the Microscope: One Hundred Years of Microbiology at Oregon State University, p. 6.)
Taking photographs through a microscope for the extension service led to a fascination with bacteriology. He began teaching courses in the subject and researching topics such as which method of drying best protected the cell walls and hence flavor of prunes, causes of bacterial diseases in livestock, the production of vinegar and cheese, treatment of wheat to prevent smut, and elimination of bacteria in milk. In 1903, he was named state bacteriologist, a position he held on and off until 1923. In 1910, he left the college to become bacteriologist for the city of Portland. In his lab, he made vaccine during the 1918 flu epidemic and discovered the cause of tuberculosis in poultry and researched the transmission of TB from cattle to humans. For his work on tuberculosis, he was awarded the Award of Honor by the government of the Netherlands.
Edgar W. Philips
Edgar Philips began his photography career in Portland in 1889. By 1897, he and his partner, Ansel Severance, had moved to Corvallis. The partnership apparently dissolved, as photographs from 1901 to 1903 list only his name. He also did the developing for the Graham and Wells drug store. Thomas Wilson remembered, "Mr. Phillips did the Kodak work upstairs in the back end of the store...they had the largest stock of Kodak equipment and supplies in town. Because I couldn't afford to have my work done for me, I haunted that store and pestered Sam and Tommy and Mr. Phillips in trying to learn how to do my own developing and printing."
David S. Stryker
David Stryker maintained a photography gallery in Corvallis from 1867 to 1873. He initially partnered with H.M. Dohse. According to The Corvallis Gazette, after Dohse moved to Roseburg, Stryker "opened the gallery formerly occupied by them, over Mr. Biddle's drug store, where he may be found for a few weeks. Mr. S. is a good artist, and desires those wanting pictures to call and examine his work. Prices to suit the times. Call soon, as he intends visiting other places" (The Corvallis Gazette, April 17, 1869, pg. 3, col. 2). His wife, Mrs. C.M. Stryker, joined him in the business and some of the later photographs are in her name only. Photographs in the exhibition include albumen prints and a tintype.
Sydney Emmet Trask 1878-1956 Sydney Trask began his career taking photographs for the railroad in the Cascade Locks area of eastern Oregon. Beginning in 1894, he spent two years studying at Oregon Agricultural College. He then continued his photographic career, operating out of a studio "over the post office." He married Josephine (Josie) Moses in 1897 and moved out of the area. They returned and he went into business with Josie's brother Victor. The Moses and Trask Company was a general merchandise or department store.
Mrs. M. Weigand ? - 1937
Maggie Weigand began her photographic career in Prineville in 1903, but moved to Corvallis in 1907. Her husband, Ernest, was a carpenter but also helped in the photography business. Their studio was located next to a bowling alley in a cement block building on Second Street. Maggie Weigand died in 1937, still a resident of Corvallis.
George Weister 1862-1922
George Weister maintained a photography studio and photographic supply business in Portland from 1895 to 1922. He traveled extensively as official photographer for two railroads, recording the scenery to promote rail travel. William McMurray, General Passenger Agent for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and for the Southern Pacific Railroads lines in Oregon, presented two albums of Weister's photographs of Benton County buildings and industry to the Corvallis Commercial Club. As part of his railroad work, George Weister photographed a train moving a mile a minute - a real feat given the equipment then available.
E. (Ettie) And L. (Lucy) Woodruff
By 1880, the Woodruff family had moved to a farm in south Benton County from Missouri. Sometime in the 1890s, Lucy moved with her mother and siblings to Philomath. The 1900 census lists her occupation as photographer. The 1899-1900 Philomath College catalog contains an ad for the business: "Photographs for Fathers, Mothers, Brothers, Sisters, Babies, Sweethearts - Everybody - at the Woodruff Gallery, Philomath, Oregon." The business closed as the sisters married. Marietta Woodruff married E. L. Fridley in 1898; Lucy continued the business until her 1906 marriage to Benjamin Fireland of Sherman County.
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The starry pictures that decorate the night sky are like a giant mural — a complex canvas that never changes. For most of human history, though, that mural was always in flux. Different cultures connected the starry dots to form their own pictures and their own stories. And even cultures that adopted older pictures frequently rewrote the stories that went with them.
Consider Aquarius, one of the constellations of the zodiac. It's in the south at nightfall, with its most important stars to the left of the Moon.
Today, the constellation represents a young man pouring water from a jug. And that's been the basic depiction for thousands of years. But the story behind it has changed.
In ancient Babylon, for example, the picture represented the god Ea, who ruled over a portion of the Sun's path across the sky. He held an overflowing water jug that was associated with flooding. And in Egypt, the constellation was associated with the annual flooding of the Nile River. The story said the Nile overflowed when a boy dipped the water jug into its waters.
The Greeks adopted many of the constellations from the Babylonians and Egyptians, so they kept Aquarius. But they changed the story. One version says the boy was Ganymede, a beautiful young man who was stolen away by Zeus, the king of the gods. Whisked to Olympus, he became the cupbearer to the gods, and was later immortalized in the stars — where he remains today.
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Released: Jul 01st, 1995
Running Time: 120
Director: Paul Thomas
Company: Vivid Entertainment Group
Rocco Siffredi, Ian Daniels, Celeste (I), Tony Tedeschi, Crystal Gold, Asia Carrera, Mark Davis, Eric Price, Laura Palmer, Tammi Ann
Critical Rating: Not Yet Rated
Genre: Film
This murder mystery opens promisingly, as Tony Tedeschi stands over Celeste's lifeless body. We assume he's a cop as he digs out and reads a series of letters written to Celeste by an unknown author, and the movie flashes back to the incidents they describe...
Eric Price and Asia Carrera, an "alternative lifestyle" newly-wed couple, pick Celeste up for a rollicking threesome. They soon get more than they bargained for, though, when the little troublemaker begins playing one against the other, manipulating them as she does all her lovers (providing lots of prime suspects).
While the movie is technically up to P.T.'s usual high standards, the story is lacking. The problem is that by the time we find out "whodunnit" we don't really care, because none of the characters in the movie are sympathetic enough to hold our interest.
Of the seven sex scenes, the best two are Celeste's threesome with Rocco Siffredi and Mark Davis, and the initial threesome with her, Carrera and Price.
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The Individualized Major Program (IMP) enables students to pursue a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in the College of Arts and Sciences through a course of study that, while meeting College requirements and conforming to general university standards of breadth and rigor, is tailored to individual interests and goals. IMP students, working closely with their faculty sponsors, pursue interests that cut across usual departmental and disciplinary boundaries. Their programs normally combine regular courses from several departments and independent and self-directed work.
Although IMP students will not be exempted from specific College of Arts and Sciences course requirements, they may in special cases be allowed to modify College general-education requirements in order to be able to include courses that are more congruent with the logic of their specific programs. IMP students are extremely diverse; they all have well-developed interests, are highly motivated, and are capable of carrying out independent work.
Examples of majors that have been carried out under the auspices of the Individualized Major Program include musical theater, medical illustration, arts management, international studies, film/video production, fashion design, paleobiology, environmental studies, screen writing, Latin American culture, photography, multi-media studies, public relations, animal psychology, and many others.
IMP students are eligible to take a second major in another department if the course credit is separate and distinct from the IMP concentration. Students in the IMP may graduate with honors if their GPA meets honors standards and if their project work is deemed of honors quality by the IMP review committee.
The Individualized Major Program is administered by a faculty committee that is responsible for granting admission to the program, for reviewing student programs underway, for evaluating a thesis or project, and for the final oral review. The Individualized Major Program Faculty Committee will recommend students for the B.A. degree.
Students wishing detailed information concerning the IMP should consult with the program coordinator in the office at Ballantine Hall 129, (812) 855-9588.
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