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Each UMarmot record contains a brief description of each collection, including the collection name, size, and date range, a brief description of its contents, selected subject terms, and links (when available) to detailed finding aids and other online resources. Each record is also indexed under one or more general subject categories, which may be selected using the drop-down menu on the right side of the page.
Searches in UMarmot cover the complete contents of all records, including the detailed finding aids when available. Finding aids are cross-posted on the Five Colleges Consortium finding aids website.
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Whately (Mass.)
Whately Town Records, 1717-1883.
Call no.: MS 408 mf
First settled in the seventeenth century, in an area along the Connecticut River that belonged to the Norwottucks, or Fresh Water Indians, Whately, Massachusetts was officially incorporated in 1771. Microfilm of the town's records include lists of baptisms, marriages, deaths, as well as minutes of meetings.
- Whately (Mass.)--History
Wheeler, C. H.
C. H. Wheeler Scrapbook, 1935-1937.
Call no.: MS 598 bd
A resident of Haydenville, Mass., during the 1930s, C. H. Wheeler was evidently captivated with the profound political changes sweeping the nation during the years of the Great Depression.
Containing hundreds of political cartoons clipped from local newspapers and national media, C. H. Wheeler's scrapbook documents media reactions to the Great Depression and New Deal, the presidential election of 1936, Alf Landon and Franklin D. Roosevelt, and national and international political currents.
- Depressions--1929
- Landon, Alfred M. (Alfred Mossman), 1887-1987
- Massachusetts--Politics and government--1933-1945
- New Deal, 1933-1939
- Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
- United States--Politics and government--1933-1945
Types of material
- Political cartoons
- Scrapbooks
Wheeler, Truman
Truman Wheeler Account Book, 1764-1772.
Call no.: MS 618 bd
One of twelve children of Obadiah and Agnes (Tuttle) Wheeler, Truman Wheeler was born in Southbury, Conn., on Nov. 26, 1741. After completing his education, reportedly at Yale, Wheeler moved north to Great Barrington, Mass., in the spring of 1764. Acquiring property about a mile south of the center of town, he soon established himself as a general merchant trading in silk, fabrics, and a variety of domestic goods.
The Wheeler account book represents the initial years of a thriving, late colonial mercantile business in far western Massachusetts. Beginning in June 1764, not long after Wheeler set up shop in Great Barrington, the account book includes meticulous records of sales of domestic goods ranging from cloth (linen, silks, and osnabrig) to buttons, ribbons, and pins, snuff boxes, a "small bible," "jews harps," and tobacco. Among the prominent names that appear as clients are members of the Burghardt and Sedgwick families.
- Great Barrington (Mass.)--Economic conditions--18th century
- Merchants--Massachusetts--Great Barrington
- Wheeler, Truman, 1741-1815
Types of material
- Account books
Wheeler, Truman, Jr.
Truman Wheeler, Jr., Account Book, 1813-1833.
Call no.: MS 036 bd
Truman Wheeler, Jr., of Great Barrington, Mass., is considerably more obscure than his father, a prominent merchant, but in the two decades after the War of 1812, he made his living raising and selling rye, oats, and corn, tending sheep, and operating a substantial cider mill.
Wheeler Jr.'s account book records an array of fairly typical transactions in a non-cash economy, in which goods (grain, cider, barrels, food) or services (rental of the cider mill, lodging, labor) of one sort were exchanged for another. The frequency and scale of his cidering operation, and his rental of his cider mill when not used, is a distinguishing feature of his account book, which includes accounts with members of the Burghardt, Ives, Tucker, Warner, Wheeler, Willcox, and other families, as well as with Jack Negro, to whom Wheeler sold grain, pork, and brandy in exchange for assistance in haying.
- Cider industry--Massachusetts--Great Barrington
- Farmers--Massachusetts--Great Barrington
- Great Barrington (Mass.)--Economic conditions--19th century
- Negro, Jack
Types of material
- Account books
Wheeler, William
William Wheeler Papers, 1876-1930.
Call no.: RG 002/3 W54
The civil engineer William Wheeler was a member of the first graduating class of Massachusetts Agricultural College in 1871, and was one of its most prominent alumni of the nineteenth century. In 1876, Wheeler joined MAC President William Smith Clark and two other alumni of the college in helping to found the Sapporo Agricultural College in Japan (now Hokkaido University), succeeding Clark as president of SAP from 1877 to 1879. In later life, he was a successful hydraulic engineer and long-time trustee of MAC (1887-1929).
A small, tightly focused collection, the Wheeler Papers consist largely of letters written home by Wheeler while working at the Sapporo Agricultural College, 1876-1880. Typically long and descriptive, the letters include excellent accounts of travel in Japan and Wheeler's impressions of Japanese culture, but they provide detailed insight as well into the work involved in establishing Sapporo Agricultural College.
- Agriculture--Japan
- Clark, William Smith, 1826-1886
- Hokkaido (Japan)--Description and travel--19th century
- Hokkaido Daigaku
- Japan--Description and travel--19th century
- Massachusetts Agricultural College
- Penhallow, D. P. (David Pearce), 1854-1910
- Sapporo (Japan)--Description and travel--19th century
- Hudson, Woodward
- Wheeler, William, 1851-1932
Types of material
- Letters (Correspondence)
Whipple, Charles L.
Charles L. Whipple Papers, 1925-1991.
Call no.: MS 360
A noted journalist, editor, and first ombudsman for the Boston Globe, Charles L. Whipple was born in Salem, Mass., on May 8, 1914. A descendant of both a Salem witch and of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, Whipple was a political radical as a young man, joining the Young Communist League during his sophomore year at Harvard in 1933, and taking part in a small communist study group within the American Newspaper Guild after joining the staff of the Boston Globe in 1936. Unfit for military duty due to a bad eye, Whipple served with the Red Cross for 30 months in Europe during the Second World War, earning a purple heart. He severed ties with the Communist Party when he returned to the Globe and civilian life, becoming the paper's first opinion page editor, garnering attention in the 1960s for writing the first major newspaper editorial opposing the war in Vietnam. His last positions were as the paper's first ombudsman in 1975 and, following his retirement from the Globe, as editor of the Beijing Review and the China Daily, China's first English-language daily. Whipple died in Northampton, Mass., in 1991 from complications following surgery.
Containing both personal and professional correspondence, the Charles L. Whipple Papers document a long and distinguished career in journalism. The collection includes important information on Whipple's experiences during the Vietnam War, as an employee of the Boston Globe, and as an American living in China in the late 1970s. Many of the correspondents in the collection reflect upon Whipple's feelings toward his profession and the people he encountered along the way. Of particular note is the extensive correspondence relating to the American Newspaper Guild, including meeting minutes, schedules, and correspondence. The Subject Files include groupings of articles, news clippings, and writings collected by Whipple over his lifetime. The balance of the collection consists of printed materials with a few photos.
- American Newspaper Guild
- Boston Globe
- Communists--Massachusetts
- Journalists--Labor unions--Massachusetts
- Journalists--Massachusetts--Boston
- Vietnam War, 1961-1975
- Whipple, Charles L.
Whisler, Howard C. (Howard Clinton)
Howard C. Whisler Papers, 1963-2007.
Call no.: MS 716
As an undergraduate at the University of California Berkeley, Howard Whisler was introduced to the study of zoosporic fungi, beginning what would become a lifelong interest in evolutionary protistology. During his graduate work at Berkeley, Whisler focused on fungi associated with invertebrates, receiving his doctorate in 1960 for a study of the entomogenous fungus Amoebidium parasiticum. He joined the faculty at the University of Washington in 1963, where he remained until his retirement in 1999. A prolific researcher, and developer of the fungal research program at the Friday Harbor Marine Biological Laboratory, he became noted for his work on zoosporic fungi and protists, particularly of parasites or commensals in arthropods, with publications ranging from studies of reproduction in the Monoblepharidales to the molecular systematics of Saprolegnia in salmon, and the sexual stages and life cycle of Coelomomyces, a fungal pathogen of mosquitos. An active member of the Mycological Society of America, Whisler was also a founder of the International Society of Evolutionary Protistology with Max Taylor and Lynn Margulis. Whisler died on Sept. 16, 2007, at the age of 76.
The Whisler Papers contain correspondence, notebooks, scanning electron micrographs, and motion pictures dating primarily from the mid- to late 1970s.
- Fungi--Study and teaching
- International Society of Evolutionary Protistology
- Mycology
- Whisler, Howard C. (Howard Clinton)
Types of material
- Motion pictures (Visual work)
- Scanning electron micrographs
Whitaker, Elizabeth W.
Association for Gravestone Studies Collection
Elizabeth W. Whitaker Collection, 1802-1989.
Call no.: MS 682
A physical education teacher from Rome, New York, Elizabeth W. Whitaker became an avid recorder of gravestone inscriptions in the 1940s. She died in 1992 at the age of 93.
The core of the Whitaker collection consists of 25 receipts and accounts relating to the early marble industry in western Massachusetts. The key figures in this series are Rufus Willson and his father-in-law, John Burghardt, who quarried stone near West Stockbridge, Mass., conveying it to Hudson, N.Y. The collection also includes a selection of photographs and postcards of gravestones, mostly in New England and New York; two folders of typed transcriptions and newspaper clippings of epitaphs from the same region, ranging in date from the early colonial period to the mid-19th century; and a price list of Barre granite from Wetmore and Morse Granite Co., 1934.
- Marble industry and trade--Massachusetts
- Sepulchral monuments--Massachusetts
- Association for Gravestone Studies
- Burghardt, John
- Whitaker, Elizabeth W
- Willson, Rufus
Types of material
- Photographs
- Receipts (Financial records)
White, B. J. (Barbara Jeanne)
BJ White Papers, 1971-1978.
Call no.: FS 116
A celebrated instructor of anatomy and physiology, Barbara Jeanne (BJ) White joined the UMass faculty in 1961 and became a fixture of the School of Nursing's core curriculum, teaching the year-long service course on anatomy and physiology. She was awarded the University's Distinguished Teaching Award in 1971 and by the time she retired in 1978, had taught nearly 2,000 aspiring nurses. White was born in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1918 and earned her A.B in 1939 and her A.M in zoology in 1941, both from Mount Holyoke College.
Documenting her teaching activities at UMass, White's papers contain recorded lectures on audio cassettes, notes, handouts, and articles used in her classes.
- University of Massachusetts Amherst--Faculty
- University of Massachusetts Amherst. School of Nursing


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Robson, S; (1990) A Future for Film in Close Range Photogrammetry. The Photogrammetric Record , XIII (77) 703 - 716.
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Tulisa has opened up about the day her world 'crashed down' around her when her now infamous sex tape was leaked earlier this year.
Tulisa has opened up about her sex tape scandal. [Copyright Wenn]
In another extract published in The Sun from her autobiography 'Honest' Tulisa reveals that she was made aware of the tape before it was released during her first year of judging on The X Factor.
She revealed: "It felt as though there was a massive axe hanging over my head. My job as a judge on The X Factor was to smile and be smart and funny. But underneath it all I was petrified of being made to look like some kind of slapper in front of the nation."
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"When Gareth delivered the news I went completely numb and pulled over to the side of the road absolutely breathless."
"The next day it hit me like a train. I could stop crying. It was like my whole world was ending."
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Embarrassed and ashamed, Tulisa took refuge in her flat, shutting herself away from the world.
She confessed: "For the next few days, I wouldn't leave the flat. I spoke to Gareth and my lawyers, no one else. The thought of speaking to my family, my mum and dad filled me with dread. I still haven't done that."
"I retreated to the bathroom to curl up in a ball on the floor. I slept there for days like when I'd been upset when I was a kid. My friends were desperately worried."
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Against her management's wishes, Tulisa then decided to publicly share her side of the story via Youtube.
She said: "Following the clip on Youtube, the tide was turning. People stopped slagging me off or making jokes. I started seeing messages of support."
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I found this article in this morning's OC Register. It happened last night and is an apparent suicide. How sad.
Man found near Disney parking structure diesThe Orange County Register
I found this article in this morning's OC Register. It happened last night and is an apparent suicide. How sad.
Man found near Disney parking structure diesThe Orange County Register
wow..that's really sad.
I don't get why someone would want to die at Disneyland.
You just never know what might push people over the edge.
This has been a Filmways presentation dahling.
Very sad. Hopefully they can identify the man soon and notify the family - and my condolences to them, of course.
Folks, don't commit suicide. But if you're going to commit suicide, don't do it at Disneyland.
Without going into further detail, most of the time, people commit suicide at Disneyland because they know they'll be found. Its sad, but its the equivalent of the Golden Gate Bridge to people in that frame of mind.
That is sad, I hope that person finally found peace.
Man "found" near Disney parking structure dies. Just "found" - you'll note that they don't go anywhere near the "S Word", and the story got two inches buried in the middle of the paper and will most likely quietly go away...
I love how Disney has the OC Register and other Mainstream Media thoroughly cowed - "We buy lots of advertising in your paper, but that can change depending on how we are treated by the Editorial and News staff."
(Wanders away humming the M.A.S.H. theme "Suicide is Painless" - even though it really isn't, for you and especially for those you leave behind. But that's a discussion for a different forum and a different time.)
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As it is, when a story involves a theme park it's overly dramatized anyway. I mean, the Pony Express thing at Knott's a couple of weeks ago made the national news. That would be like the fender bender I saw this morning being on CNN.
how sad.
He simply stated a long-known fact: Orange County's "main stream media" treats bad news about Disney with extremely delicate fingers encased in kid gloves.
The juxtaposition of Pixie Dust and suicide is human drama, tragic, and news because of its collision of emotions -- anywhere, that is, except in the Anaheim and Orlando MSM. Two inches buried in the middle of the paper is typical.
Like the home town newspaper editor in Jaws said when the shark killed the boy, "I buried it on the back page with the grocery ads."
"With the acquisition of Marvel and now of Lucasfilm,
Disney may have finally found the grail. You don't need
imagination or art. All you need is a brand."
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This sounds a bit suspicious, not like suicide, but more like homicide or murder.
This is sad to hear, hopefully they can identify him and contact his loved ones and tell them the tragic news, but it is kinda weird he didn't have identification on him. May he rest in peace.
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The article doesn't say what the injuries were, which is partly why I posted this. Perhaps someone may know more details but I'm not banking on it. I am wondering if anyone saw this though. It happened last night so I'm wondering if anyone near the structure at this time would have seen police and/or paramedic vehicles or sirens.
Anyway as I said the article is not specific to the injuries. I'd assume he jumped off the top of the structure, but it also could have been a self inflicted wound of some kind. He could have jumped into the path of a car but i think the driver would have stopped. Even with a suicide note a driver could be cited for hit and run.


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Orange Grove goes crazy for first playoff victory since 2006
Bulldogs will play Wharton next week
EDINBURG - Orange Grove receiver Rayce Gatlin sees the defenses key on him every week after he burns them.
But the crowds, the Bulldogs' following and the playoff feel around the program and town — he hasn't seen that in five years.
No one in Orange Grove has, but the craziness as Gatlin called it, will continue.
The Bulldogs used a big first quarter from Gatlin to set up the running game, and the OG defense added a score and stopped Port Isabel three times on fourth-down plays Friday night. The Bulldogs took control at the end of the first half to topple the Tarpons 28-14 in the Class 3A Division II bi-district contest at Cat Memorial Stadium.
The win gives OG (8-3) its first postseason victory since 2006. And, with a large contingent of Bulldogs fans on hand, it was like an Orange Grove reunion in the Valley.
"It's crazy. It's changed the whole town," said Gatlin, who had all of his 146 receiving yards in the first half, including taking a quick slant and turning it into an 82-yard touchdown for the game's first points. "See everybody here? It's fun, it's exciting, but it's craziness."
There were a lot of crazy happenings in the Valley. The Bulldogs won despite five turnovers, including three that ended scoring chances and a fourth that set up PI's first touchdown. And pass-happy Orange Grove turned into the mean running team and fierce defensive bunch they were supposed to be facing.
"We made some good adjustments at halftime to run the football more and had to be more patient," said first-year Bulldogs coach Jerry Bomar, whose team will meet Wharton, an upset winner over Ingleside, in the area round next week.
"Our defense has gotten better in the second half of the season, and that's made us a more complete football team. Early in the year, we were playing good but we would bend a bit. And that was a big, tough offense that they were out there facing."
There was little bending Friday night. Gatlin's big play on offense soon was erased after OG turned the ball over deep in its own territory, leading to a Tarpons touchdown run and a 7-6 lead for PI (6-5).
But Gatlin's play had aftereffects. The Tarpons backed off on defense and steered their coverage toward the receiver. That opened up the running game.
The Bulldogs closed the first half with a 14-play drive that took nearly seven minutes off the clock and was capped by Julian Salas' 1-yard scoring run. Then, after holding PI to its third three-and-out possession to start the second half, OG rattled off a nine-play drive that ate up nearly five minutes. Quarterback Zach Arnold raced in from 14 yards out for a 21-7 lead.
Of the 23 plays on those drives, the Bulldogs threw five times. In the second half, they threw only twice, passing only 15 times or seven below their average attempts in a game.
"We didn't originally plan to run that much, but we stuck with it," said Salas, who carried 14 times for 59 yards. "It worked. They expected us to pass. They watched us passing on all the film."
The OG defense stepped forward with 1.5 sacks from Ramiro Montalvo and several key plays from Salas. PI drove to the Bulldogs 1 but, on fourth-and-goal, the Tarpons fumbled and Salas recovered. On a fourth-and-two on the next series, Salas broke through and stopped Juan Aguilera for a one-yard loss.
"They were big plays that we needed to get," Salas said.
Added Gatlin, who doubles as a defensive back, "We wanted to show them what we were made of."
OG stopped PI on another fourth down and added a little icing later. With the Tarpons abandoning the run for the pass, Bulldogs defensive back David Loera deflected a pass and Ruben Lopez grabbed it and ran the interception back 22 yards for a 28-7 lead.
PI added a touchdown with a minute left, but that did nothing to dampen the celebration.
"It's exciting. I was a sixth-grader the last time it happened," Salas said. "I remember them (in 2006) beating Port Isabel, too. I had a feeling we would get here."
OG – Rayce Gatlin 82 pass from Zach Arnold (kick failed)
PI – Jacob Losoya 19 run (Andrew Garcia kick)
OG – Julian Salas 1 run (Arnold run)
OG – Arnold 14 run (Ramiro Montalvo kick)
OG – Ruben Lopez 22 INT return (Montalvo kick)
PI – Alan Barrera 32 pass from Isaiah Martinez (Garcia kick)
First downs 17 10
Rushes-yards 42-178 39-183
Passing 167 55
Comp-Att-Int 9-15-3 3-10-1
Punts 1-35 3-40.3
Fumbles-lost 2-2 3-2
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Alfred's Basic Piano Course - Top Hits! Christmas Book (Level 1A) edited by E. L. Lancaster and Morton Manus. Arranged by Various. For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano - Alfred's Basic Piano Course. Alfred's Basic Piano Library. Children; Christmas; Winter. Beginner. Book. 16 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.17202).
ISBN 0739011839. Children; Christmas; Winter.
This book may be used by students in Level 1A or the Complete Level 1 of Alfred's Basic Piano Library or in the first or second book of any method. Titles: The Christmas Song * Frosty the Snowman * Happy Holiday * (There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays * I'll Be Home for Christmas * Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! * Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer * We Need a Little Christmas.


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I'm pretty sure that I could have just as much fun in the appalachains, rockies, or sierras as you could in the Alps.
Maybe so, some people have a great time getting on the interstate and riding 1000 miles in a day, but like the guy from FL that posted prior, about an hour on the interstate and I am ready to find a bridge abutment to make it stop. If you get immense enjoyment from twisty roads, you can't get the concentration of twisty stuff anywhere in NA, yes I have fun in the Smokey's, and there are a FEW roads that rival Europe, but not thousands of them. As I said take EVERY great set of twisty pavement in N America, cram it in an area 1//2 the size of Colorado, and could get a sense of Europe.
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Can I ask why the shot you used for California was to a different scale than the other two (i maybe missing something)? If you could have them all at the same scale it would be a more accurate comparison. As it is the California map covers nearly 3 times the area. It would stand to reason that there isn't as much detail on that one as opposed to your ones of italy.
Don't get me wrong though. The roads in the alps are tons of fun. I just think the comparison is a little biased towards the european maps due to the smaller area having more detail.
The CA map was from Doxidog (the pic fail) in post #22130. It looks like a great route BTW. I used my scale because that is the highest scale mapsource shows the secondary roads, if i zoomed in more there are more, but there are a lot of 2 track roads when you get that detail. Search the CA area yourself, and you will find there is not many other roads in that area by the look of it. So actually the opposite, If I used the same scale for the Doxi's area, it would have cut out 2/3 of what he highlighted, so it is actually a Bias toward CA, not the other way around.
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Orioles Organization Report
Brandon Erbe slipped past a lot of radars last June in the draft, but he's now making noise in Baltimore.
Brandon Erbe slipped past a lot of radars last June in the draft, but he's now making noise in Baltimore.
A good Rome team is left in lingo by a slew of moves in the Braves farm system.
Enrique Gonzalez impresses the Diamondbacks with his composure on and off the mound.
The Giants feel they got a top talent in first-rounder Tim Lincecum.
Rockies go with the Cardinal in the first round, after seemingly narrowing their pick to Evan Longoria in the weeks leading up to the draft.
Adam Ottavino, the Cardinals' first pick in the draft, caught eyes in the Cape Cod League, but it was sawing off a bat in a big league exhibition where the club's scout fell for him.
A year after passing on a Scott Boras client who went to the Red Sox, the Yankees selected Ian Kennedy, another Boras client.
The Padres hope to have filled their third base hole with the drafting of Matt Antonelli.
The Mets picked up a true New Yorker with their first pick.
Texas drafts several sons of big leaguers but doesn't go that route in the first round, taking Kasey Kiker instead of Kyle Drabek.
The Phillies took a chance by taking Kyle Drabek, figuring that his talent is worth the 18th pick.
The Astros bucked a recent trend by selecting a high school player in the first round for the first time since 1995, drafting lefthanded-hitting catcher Max Sapp from Windermere, Fla., with the 23rd pick this year.
The Dodgers, who had three of the first 31 picks in the draft, used their first one on high school lefthander Clayton Kershaw out of Highland Park, Texas.
The Twins used the 20th pick to draft California high school outfielder Chris Parmelee, a lefthanded power hitter. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound Parmelee, from Chino Hills High, was the fifth outfielder and eighth non-pitcher taken in the draft.
The Devil Rays were thrilled to take Evan Longoria, despite the team's need for pitching prospects.
With a farm system loaded with impact position players, the Diamondbacks go heavily after pitchers in the '06 draft's first day.
The Blue Jays departed from their usual practice of recent years by taking a high school player—lefthanded-hitting outfielder Travis Snider of Mill Creek, Wash.—with their first-round pick.
Cleveland took UCLA lefthander David Huff, whose approach and credentials are similar to that of Jeremy Sowers, with its first pick in the draft (supplemental first round, No. 39 overall).
The Tigers drafted one of the most talented players available in North Carolina lefthander Andrew Miller.
The Red Sox get toolsy outfielder Jason Place and college righthander Daniel Bard with their two first-round picks.


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Tesco moved into the mortgage market this month as it looks to further expand its empire. The banking arm of the supermarket colossus – the largest supermarket bank in the UK – is now offering four mortgage products from fixed-rate to tracker deals.
A 20 per cent deposit is required and repayment interest rates have been pitched at between 3.19 per cent and 5.09 per cent.
Some mortgage commentators have remarked that this is still more expensive than the three per cent deals still to be found on the High Street.
But handily for regular Tesco shoppers, Clubcard holders can also accrue points towards their shopping bills. They'll get a point for every £4 of monthly mortgage repayments made. With the average monthly mortgage payment put at around £759, it equates to collecting 189 points a month on average.
And with confidence and cynicism towards the banking sector unlikely to recover anytime soon, has the new entry by TescoBank into the mortgage market won over consumers?
One shopper at Carlisle's Tesco said her mortgage was with the taxpayer-rescued Northern Rock and she was unhappy. She said customer service levels were now poor, making it harder to deal with issues so a Tesco option would be preferred.
Dad-of-one Chris Lynch, 29, of London Road, Carlisle, said: "I get my car insurance and pet insurance through Tesco so I would, absolutely.
"I personally find it a lot easier it all going through the one company. The banks tend to take advantage in selling mortgages so Tesco would make it a lot more competitive.
"It's the same with the supermarkets. The more of them there are in an area, the more competitive the prices."
Sisters Kirsten and Samantha Hornsby, of Greystone Road, Carlisle, were not entirely convinced.
Kirsten, 20, said: "I'm not so sure. I'm probably more likely to go to a bank than Tesco. It would make deals more competitive though."
Samantha, 23, added: "I'd go to a bank. I probably wouldn't think of going to Tesco for a mortgage. Getting your mortgage from a supermarket just seems a bit random."
Liz Thompson, of Little Corby, no longer requires a mortgage but said she was more inclined to stick with specialists like the Cumberland Building Society.
"No, I don't think I would go to Tesco for a mortgage," she said. "They are a big company trying something new but they haven't done it before."
Albert Hill, 75, of Durranhill, Carlisle, said he could see why the Tesco plan would work but advised housebuyers to shop around. "Trust has gone down a lot in the banks," said Mr Hill. "I'd sound Tesco out but I'd go around a few places before making up my mind."
Philippa Green, visiting family in Silloth, was right behind the idea. She said: "I've got my pet insurance with Tesco and they are not likely to go bust as they're such a massive company. I'm about to get a mortgage in the next six months and would have automatically gone to Lloyds, but if Tesco were offering one I'd see what the rates were like."
The Tesco Bank mortgage product range includes two, three and five-year fixed rate mortgages, and a two-year base rate tracker.
Rates start at 3.19 per cent (two year fixed, maximum LTV of 70 pre cent) and Tesco Bank offers mortgages up to a maximum of 80 per cent LTV. All products will move onto the Tesco Bank standard variable rate at the end of the initial fixed or tracker rate period (currently 4.24 per cent). There is a flat booking fee of £195 on all products and customers can choose between a £0 or £800 product fee option to suit their needs. Early repayment charges apply during the initial rate period.
Tesco Bank has 6.5 million accounts and policies. It opened in 1997 and since 2008 has been owned by Tesco PLC.
For the year ending February 2012, Tesco Bank made a baseline profit of £203m - up 29 per cent from the year before.
Visit www.tescobank.com for more information.
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Scripture talks about how God has blessings stored up for those that honor Him. Think about that. God has contracts, houses, ideas, good breaks that already have your name on them! They've been stored up for you. The question is, how do you see them released? Number one: by honoring God and keeping Him first place. Then number two: by making room for them in your thinking. You've got to believe that something big is in your future. You've got to declare His promises over your life. You have to see with your eyes of faith what God can do.
Today, why don't you take the limits off God and say, "God, I don't see how this could happen in the natural, but I know You are a supernatural God. I know You have blessings that already have my name on them. Lord, I just want to thank You for Your far and beyond favor." If you live like that, you will see God amaze you with His goodness, and you'll receive those blessings He has stored up for you!
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As the huge Chapter 11 claims accumulated (eighteen or more so far), Mexico City, Ottawa and Washington gradually awakened to their problem. Mexico lost the $16 million Metalclad case, involving a notorious hazardous-waste site as bad as Love Canal, and saw its arguments for protecting health and safety brushed aside by arbitrators as irrelevant. Mexico City, recognizing that it is a prime target, assembled an all-NAFTA team of lawyers who aggressively defend against every case. "Otherwise," one of them said, "we were going to become the insurer for every investment that goes awry in Mexico." Canada was stung and embarrassed by its own losses and began urging the other governments to join in issuing a binding "interpretative statement" that would reduce Chapter 11's scope and wall off legitimate regulatory powers from attack.
Washington wasn't interested at first and, indeed, assisted US companies in developing claims. The Clinton Administration got nervous, however, after Methanex and other provocative cases were filed. Would Americans accept such foreign assaults on US law as a necessary part of how "free trade" supposedly spreads "democracy" worldwide? Meanwhile, unknown to the public, an intense policy debate developed--EPA, Interior and Justice's environmental lawyers versus Treasury, State and Commerce. "Inside the government, the divisions were clear and painful," said John Audley, who participated for EPA. "Some agencies were saying, 'We got it wrong in NAFTA and we have to change it.' The others were saying, 'No, we don't accept that interpretation. In fact, we like Chapter 11 so much, let's negotiate it again.' The substantive differences were pounded out through horrible meetings and fifty-, seventy-five-page documents. We simply couldn't work it out." On the last days of Clinton's presidency, the agencies were still at the table arguing, without resolution.
The interagency conflict has presumably subsided now that business-friendly Republicans are heading the regulatory agencies, but Trade Representative Zoellick has revealed his nervousness too--worried that rising concerns in Congress might get in the way of fast-track approval for the FTAA negotiations. Zoellick recently worked out with Mexico and Canada an officially binding "clarification" that promises more procedural openness in arbitration panels, rules out one key legal premise and may deprive Methanex of its best argument. "I think they were scared to lose the case, so they changed the rules," said Professor Stumberg. But even if Methanex does lose, the basic problems are not fixed: Zoellick's corrections do not address the core issues of expanded property rights versus public regulation. If he gets the votes for FTAA fast-track negotiations, NAFTA's "regulatory takings" will be promoted to cover the entire Western Hemisphere.
The political ingredients are present--at the Supreme Court, in Congress and the White House, and in trade diplomacy--to work a reactionary transformation of American governance and rights. I do not say this will necessarily occur. I do not think it can if Americans at large become sufficiently alert and mobilized in opposition. But, as this account should make obvious, the danger exists, and no one can count on conservative self-restraint or vigilant media or the other self-correcting mechanisms in representative democracy to prevent it. The cause has gotten this far with very little recognition or understanding of what's at stake. Many right-wingers sense they are at the brink of an epic triumph over liberal government's long domination; their objective is aligned with influential multinationals that intend to keep what they have already won.
The opposition must purposefully raise the stakes too--forcing these arcane matters into wider public awareness and delivering a stark warning to political elites. If they persist in this objective, they will ignite a grave constitutional crisis that could destroy the legitimacy of law and representative government in public consciousness, that could send angry citizens into the streets to fight for their rights. Democrats, if they have the backbone, will draw a hard line of opposition, but Republicans should also consider whether they wish to advance this revolutionary upheaval in long-established rights at a time when the country is so embattled.
Senate Democrats, given what has already transpired, are fully justified in rejecting any nominee for the federal judiciary, especially the Supreme Court, who sympathizes even distantly with Epstein's radical reinterpretation of the Constitution. Likewise, it is quite wrong to confirm nominees for law-enforcement positions at Justice or the regulatory agencies who demonstrably do not accept the settled terms of property versus public rights.
On the global front, if the Bush Administration wishes to keep America united, it can promptly defuse this fight--first by announcing that Chapter 11's peculiar privileges for investors will not be proposed for any future trade agreements and, second, by suspending NAFTA's "investor-state" enforcement mechanism in agreement with Canada and Mexico, at least until the subject is submitted to serious scrutiny and the full public debate it never received the first time around. Otherwise, Democrats, including free traders, should unite to block FTAA or any like-minded proposals. Opportunistic right-wingers in and out of government may be thinking they can fog the issue past Americans preoccupied with terrorism. Democrats might assume an accommodationist stance in the name of patriotism. If that occurs, both parties deserve contempt and attack. The antiglobalization movement,which suspended its protests in deference to the crisis, may have to remobilize quickly. This time deep throngs should surround not the IMF and World Bank but the White House, the Capitol and the Supreme Court as well.
The demonstrators should also target the lofty nameplates of America's multinational corporations and banks. If some sources are correct, US companies are more ambivalent about Chapter 11 than the lawyers who represent them. Perhaps they did not fully understand what they were promoting in NAFTA, any better than politicians or the public did. To test the proposition, these firms should be pressured directly to back off. If they refuse to concede, they will find that the controversy generated by their exclusive rights may well doom their other long-term objectives in globalization politics. In other words, the mighty are vulnerable on this issue, and some of them evidently know it. While the ranks of citizen protesters gather to confront titans of global commerce and finance, they may also wish to send marchers on some of those Washington law firms.


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-Spock graphically mind rapes Valaris in the middle of the bridge, and everyone just watches. Nobody tries to stop him. I pretty much pretend this scene never happened, since the way they played it, Spock might as well have bent her over the helm and everyone else is an asshole for just sitting there and allowing it to happen. Out of character for Spock and everyone else.
Do you realize that you come off as a disgusting sexist bigot here?
Is any confrontation between a man and a woman somehow "rape", unless the woman triumphs hands down, or is ugly, or fails to squeal? Is a woman sacrosanct just because of her gender even if she happens to be a key figure in a plot to kill trillions? What possible difference is there between this scene and the one where Spock brutally forces a hapless male guard to open a door the man doesn't want opened, in "A Taste of Armageddon"? Why didn't the other captives rush Spock and beat him on the head with a stool until he bled enough to realize how monstrous it was to violate people that way?
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also, when do people find you can typically harvest? Mine are still pretty green, although lower leaves are def yellowing and going brown. A few have flopped but I think my youngest son is to blame there...
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With advice from italophile - as usual - I buried them deep into their final 25 litre pots, cutting off the lower branches. I did leave a few of the thin papery leaved branches as I didn't want to take off too much growth and they're still there now the plants are outside but they do in parts look like your first photo - the wind has whipped through the leaves and worn them down.
I'm not worried as all of the new growth coming through is a brilliant green (as opposed to the yelllowy lower branches, and eventually I'll cut those off anyway
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Because I found one or two (Charlottes) of decent size, I was a bit taken in! Basically, the rest weren't too big - and there weren't many at all, but hopefully the rest of the bags given another 2/3 weeks should get there.
Is this a reasonable rate of progress for 2nd earlies do you think? What I've got look nice, but probably not more than 300g...
argh. ok, i've lost several plants already - but had noticed the stems were getting snapped. the culprits? squirrels!
i've pegged some fine netting over the remaining plants although i'm a little concerned that the plants are being squashed by it. better than being dug up...
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Great, thanks. Yes, I've seen your tips re overwatering before so am always careful!
That's reassuring. I picked one of the less healthy looking plants to show you...
So, I put some of my toms out about 5 days ago now. They weren't in the best of shape beforehand - light-starved from being kept inside but at least out of the cold.
Anyway, attached is a progress report of sorts since. The angle isn't all that helpful but what I wanted to show was that the older growth (bigger, lower branches) is generally quite yellowy/green, with 'papery' leaves whereas, touch wood, the newer leaves and branches have got a markedly darker, healthier look about them.
The lowest branches I snipped off, as per italophile's ever-helpful advice beforehand,and I planted them all deeply in these 25 litre containers but I'm now wondering whether, where the plants have got these less healthy looking leaves - you can see holes in them here which I think is just the wind whipping through them as they're so thin - do I simply snip these off as well? Obviously I don't want to cripple the plants by taking too many leaves off at this stage, but are they a help or a hindrance? Thank you!


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