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Aunt Bea's Little White House, a six-room bed and breakfast in northeast Washington, still had two rooms available the week before Christmas, with rates starting at $225 a night. Innkeeper Gerald Duval said that included a bottle of champagne and a commemorative coin. There'll also be red-and-white bunting on the home's porch along with cutouts of the president and first lady.
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Other travelers looking for budget-friendly prices may have success with websites like Craigslist or Airbnb, where homeowners offer their places for a price. More than 200 Craigslist housing posts in the area included the word "inauguration." Airbnb said it expected approximately 2,000 people to stay in Washington during the inauguration using its site.
Other travelers have told friends and family living in the area to plan on having guests. Lauren Hines and her husband had three people stay at their small Capitol Hill apartment during the 2009 inauguration, so many that one slept in a hallway. She and her husband now live in nearby Alexandria, Va., and planned to host her father-in-law, and maybe mother-in-law, from Ohio. Hines said they didn't even consider a hotel.
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St Cuthbert's Church, Edinburgh
|The Parish Church of St Cuthbert, Edinburgh
|Church of Scotland (Presbyterian)
|11 July 1894
|Presbytery of Edinburgh
|Revd David W Denniston
Parish Minister
Revd Suzie Stark
Assistant Minister
Revd Charles Robertson
Revd Jane M Denniston
|Dr Jeremy Cull
Director of Music
Mr Graham D Maclagan
Associate Director of Music
|Parish administrator
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St Cuthbert's Church is a parish church of the Church of Scotland within the Presbytery of Edinburgh. The church building is situated off Lothian Road in central Edinburgh at the foot of the castle, well below the level of Princes Street, surrounded by its churchyard.
A chapel dedicated to St Cuthbert is first mentioned in the 8th century.[citation needed] It is believed a church has definitely stood on the same site as currently used since 850 AD, making it Edinburgh's oldest building in terms of foundation. A mediaeval St. Cuthbert's church is mentioned in 1127 (possibly rededicated by St. Margaret). Early maps showing the church usually refer to it simply as West Church.[1]
The parish boundaries of the church were somewhat eccentric, encompassing outlying villages such as Stockbridge and Canongate (originally a separate burgh distinct from Edinburgh) but oddly also taking in Edinburgh Castle (resulting in many soldier burials over the centuries). After the Scottish Reformation the long nave, with a staged tower in its south flank, became the 'Little Kirk', and the choir was submerged in a mass of additions of which one - the Nisbet of Dean vault of 1692 - survives on the north side.
In 1754 a Chapel of Ease was proposed for the South side of the parish, and approved by the Kirk Session. This chapel was opened in 1756 and accommodated 1200 people, having cost £640 and 10 shillings to construct.[2] It was later renamed Buccleuch Parish Church and is sited at 33 Chapel Street, not far from the Old College of the University of Edinburgh.[3] The building was remodelled and extended in 1866. The church closed in 1969, and having been used by the University of Edinburgh for storage for 40 years[4] it was sold to the Greek Orthodox Church and is due to reopen in 2015.[5]
18th century maps show a West Church Poorhouse immediately west of the church.[1]
By 1772 St. Cuthbert's kirk was structurally dangerous, and in 1773–1775 (following a competition) the architect-builder James Weir, of Tollcross, built a preaching box with two tiers of galleries reached by stairs in the pedimented western projection.
Between 1787 and 1790 the ground to the north of the church was drained for an extension of the burial ground, and in 1789–1790 Alexander Stevens built the spire which he probably designed himself. By 1888 the church had become unsafe, and Hippolyte Blanc was appointed as architect to address the situation. He first proposed to recase it, but eventually a rebuild was decided upon, maintaining the general proportions but greatly increasing the size. The result, with a pair of Baroque towers flanking the domed apse at the east end, is best seen from the lower level of Princes Street Gardens. In 1893 the Kirk Session decided upon 'a general and harmonious scheme of scriptural subjects applying to the stained glass windows of the whole church', not often seen in Church of Scotland kirks. These were executed, again a departure for Presbyterianism, in early Renaissance tabernacle frames almost all from the same firm, Ballantyne & Gardiner. The notable exception is the window depicting David going out to meet Goliath, which is by Tiffany Glass Company of New York (after 1900), one of only two or three Tiffany windows in the UK.
The architecture and, especially the interior decoration of the current church building is very unusual in a Presbyterian Church, especially of this period. It is particularly ornate, reflecting the influence of the 'Scoto-catholic' movement and many influences more associated with Roman Catholicism and the 'Tractarian' movement within Anglicanism. As a result the building proved very controversial in its initial period occasioning comment in both national newspapers and at the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.[citation needed]
War Memorials[edit]
Parishioners lost in World War I are remembered in the very fine War Memorial Chapel, on the south-west corner of the church. It has a wholly different atmosphere from the remainder of the church, being very small and intimate. It is occasionally used for services when congregation numbers are small. The stained glass here is by Douglas Strachan.[6]
The memorial to parishioners lost in World War II is found around the doors from the main church into the outer hall.
The Churchyard[edit]
The original burial ground was restricted to an area to the south-west, now a small mound in relation to the rest of the churchyard. This was latterly known as the "Bairns' Knowe" (children's hill) as it was often used for burial of children. Records show that this was open to the countryside until 1597, and sheep and horses would graze here. A wall was then built around the churchyard.[7]
In 1701 ground was added to the west and north-west, concurrent with a refurbishment of the church, which is recorded as having been somewhat derelict since the period of the English Civil War.[7]
In 1787 the north marsh (at the west end of what was then the Nor' Loch was drained, immediately north of the church, to expand the area for burial. A little later the ground to the south-east was raised to drier levels and enclosed on its east side by a new wall.
In 1827 the watchtower to the south-west was built to defend against grave robbing which was rife at that time.
In 1831 the manse (to the south) was demolished, and a new manse and garden built further south.
In 1841 a railway tunnel was built under a new southern section of the graveyard, dating from only 1834, to serve incoming trains to the new Waverley Station. Many graves had to be moved as a result of this. Stones from between 1834 and 1841 in this section have been totally lost or destroyed.
In 1863 the entire churchyard was closed under order of the newly appointed Medical Officer of Health, the graveyard being then considered "completely full". The church however refused to cease burial considering a viable and important source of income. In 1873 the church, in a rare event, was taken to court for "permitting a nuisance to exist (as defined) under the Public Health Act 1867, being offensive and injurious to health". This still did not effect closure. In 1874 they were ordered to close by the Council (then known as the City Corporation) but only did so after a year of further appeals.[7]
The churchyard is impressive containing hundreds of monuments worthy of notice, including one to John Grant of Kilgraston (near Perth), and a three-bay Gothic mausoleum of the Gordons of Cluny by David Bryce.
One feature of oddness is at the west side of the churchyard, where Lothian Road has been widened over the churchyard (in 1930) by the City Architect, Ebenezer James MacRae, but due to its greater height over the churchyard, has been done so on pillars, so the graves still remain beneath the road surface. The eastern pavement therefore traverses these graves.
Noteworthy burials[edit]
- Henrie Nisbet of Dean (d.1592), buried beneath the church
- John Napier (1550–1617) of Merchiston, inventor of logarithms is buried in an underground vault on the north side of the church.
- Rev. David Williamson (1636–1706) known in Scots songs as "Dainty Davie". He was ousted from the church in 1665 as a Covenanter. He then served as a Captain on the rebel side at the Battle of Bothwell Bridge (1679). He was restored as minister of St. Cuthberts in 1689 and then rose to be Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 1702.
- Charles Darwin (1758–1778), uncle of the naturalist Charles Darwin, was a talented medical student but fell ill and was buried in the Duncan family vault at the Chapel of Ease on the South side of the city, now known as the Buccleuch Parish Church Burying Ground.[8]
- Alexander Murray, Lord Henderland (1736-1795), a huge monument north of the church.
- John Cunningham, 15th Earl of Glencairn (1749-1796)
- Thomson Bonar (1739-1814) co-founder of Encyclopaedia Britannica
- Thomas Morison (1761-1820) builder of large sections of the Second New Town (north of Queen Street Gardens) and founder of Morison's Academy in Crieff.
- Dr Henry Dewar (1771-1823)
- Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823) artist
- Thomas Allan (1777-1833) mineralogist
- George Watson RSA artist (1767-1837) with his son William Smellie Watson (1796-1874) also an artist
- Rev Prof George Paxton (1762-1837)
- Alexander Nasmyth (1758–1840) artist, architect, and inventor. His most notable painting is the much-copied portrait of Robert Burns. His son, James Nasmyth was also a prolific inventor, most famous for the steam hammer. His other son, Patrick Nasmyth continued the family line as an artist of note.
- John Abercrombie (physician) (1780-1844)
- James Stevenson RSA, artist (1780-1844)
- George Meikle Kemp (1795–1844) master joiner, self-taught architect and designer of the Scott Monument.
- Andrew Combe (1797-1847) phrenologist
- John Stark FRS (1779-1849) natural history author and printer
- Thomas De Quincey (1785–1859) Author of Confessions of an English Opium-Eater. An addict himself, he was an acknowledged influence on many later authors, but he himself has now slipped from fame. Of those crediting De Quincey with influencing them probably the most notable is Edgar Allan Poe.
- James Pillans (1778-1864) educator
- James Frederick Ferrier (1808-1864), first epistemologist.
- George Aikman (1788-1865) engraver
- William Borthwick Johnstone RSA (1804-1865), first Keeper of the National Gallery of Scotland
- James Craufurd, Lord Ardmillan (1804-1876)law lord
- David Rhind (1808-1883) architect
- Duncan McLaren (1800-1886) MP and Lord Provost (with his son Walter McLaren MP (1853-1912))
- Robert Traill Omond (1858-1914) physicist and geologist
- Walter Biggar Blaikie (1847-1928) engineer, historian and astronomer
- The heart of Canadian sculptor Robert Tait McKenzie.
Current Ministers[edit]
The Parish Minister since 2008 is The Reverend David W Denniston, previously Minister at Perth: North, and who has also served in ministries in Ruchazie in Glasgow and Kennoway, Fife. Extra-parochial service has included convenership of the Assembly Council in 2004–2005, and he also served as an observer on the "Church Without Walls", Special Commission. The Ministry Team at St Cuthbert's currently also consists of The Reverend Suzie Stark, The Reverend Charles Robertson, formerly Minister at the Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh, and The Reverend Jane M Denniston, who works with the Ministries Council of the Church of Scotland.
Notable Previous Ministers[edit]
- Rev Robert Pont (1525-1606)
- Rev David Williamson (1636-1706) Covenanter, buried in the central vaults, towards the south end
- Rev William Paul (1755-1803) monument in upper stair, buried in south-west
- Rev Sir Henry Moncrieff Wellwood (1775-1827) buried on the north wall of the north section of the graveyard.
- Rev John Paul (1795-1873), nephew of Moncrieff Wellwood, grandson of William Paul, monument by William Brodie next to pulpit. Buried in the south-west with William Paul. The monument was erected by his son James Balfour Paul.
- Rev David Dickson, buried in the central vaults towards the church
Through the 20th Century many notable ministries were exercised in St Cuthbert's including :
- The Reverend Tom Cuthell - During the 31 year ministry of Tom Cuthell a significant healing ministry was developed which continues to this day.
- The Reverend Peter Neilson - It was also in the time of Tom Cuthell's ministry that Reverend Peter Neilson served as Associate and who convened an important Special Commission set up by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland whose eventual report (often entitled "Church Without Walls") had – and continues to exercise – a considerable influence on the thinking and development of the Church of Scotland in the early 21st Century.
- The Very Reverend Leonard Small - Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 1966–67
- The Reverend White Anderson
- The Reverend George MacLeod
Regular Services[edit]
9.30am - Holy Communion in the Memorial Chapel
11.00am - Morning Worship in the Main Sanctuary with choir and organ (Service of Holy Communion of the last Sunday of the month)
6.30pm - Evening Worship in the Memorial Chapel
Thursdays 1.00pm to 1.15pm - Lunchtime Prayer Service
The staged tower contains a peal of 10 bells by Taylor of Loughborough hung for change ringing. They are in the key of E.
Ringing practices are held on Tuesday nights. Ringing for Sunday service is from 10.20 to 11.00 AM.
Organ and Organist[edit]
Dr Jeremy Cull BA MA PhD was appointed Director of Music in September 2012. Mr Graham D Maclagan BMus(Hons) PGDE is the Associate Director of Music.
Although St Cuthbert's was the mother church of no less than eight parish churches established during 1756–1869, it was the last parish church in the city to have a pipe organ.
Built in 1899 by Robert Hope-Jones of Birkenhead, the organ was a gift of the Gorgie MP, Robert Cox. St Cuthbert's first Organist was John W. Cowie and the original instrument was installed in two chambers on either side of the chancel.
When the internal fabric of the church was redecorated in 1928, the organ was restored and improved. Most of the 1899 pipe-work was re-incorporated to provide a summary of 29 speaking stops, 2 tremulants and 19 couplers, with a new electro-pneumatic action and the original four manual console (keyboards) as before.
During 1956-57, the organ was completely reworked, with a number of tonal additions, and rebuilt by J. W. Walker & Sons Ltd. The Great, Swell, Solo and Pedal were moved to the North Transept Gallery and provided with new case work designed by Messrs Ian G. Lindsay & Partners, Architects of Edinburgh.
The Choir organ was re-sited in the upper north Choir chamber in the original case work. The all-electric draw-stop console was placed opposite here, in the former Solo chamber and the original case work removed. The organ had 65 speaking stops and 18 couplers. It was re-dedicated by the Very Rev Charles Laing Warr on Palm Sunday 1957 and a recital was given by William O. Minay, Organist and Choirmaster from 1946 to 1975.
After forty years of musical service the organ was again in need of attention, and Walker & Sons were called in for major reconstruction and improvement in 1997-98. Thanks to the legacies of two elders in St Cuthbert's, Janet Lusk and John Shepherd, the restoration was carried out to the specification of Colin Tipple - a previous organist - in consultation with David Sanger.
The opportunity was taken to replace the old choir organ with an entirely new organ which includes Great, Swell and Pedal divisions playable from a completely revised, detached all-electric four manual console. These divisions can be combined with the main organ in the North Transept Gallery. The new section not only provides accompaniment for the church choir but can be used as a separate instrument for services held in the chancel.
Both organ cases were retained without alteration. The chancel case - designed by Hippolyte Blanc, the architect of the church - only needed cleaning while the North Gallery case was restored and repolished. Between them they contain 114 display (visible) pipes. The reconstructed organ has 67 speaking stops, 3 tremulants, 20 couplers and 3 piston couplers, making a total of 93 registers.[citation needed]
Edinburgh City Centre Churches Together[edit]
St Cuthbert's is one of three churches which form Together, an ecumenical grouping in the New Town of Edinburgh. The others are St Andrew's & St George's West and St John's.[9]
See also[edit]
- List of Church of Scotland parishes by presbytery
- ^ a b http://maps.nls.uk/view/74400071
- ^ "St Cuthbert's Website : The Kirk - 18th Century History". Retrieved 17 July 2011.
- ^ "Site Record for Edinburgh, 33 Chapel Street, Buccleuch Parish Church Buccleuch Street And Chapel Street, Buccleuch Parish Church Prints". Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland. 2011. Retrieved 17 July 2011.
- ^ "Listed Building Report". Chapel Street, former Buccleuch Parish Church. Historic Scotland. 8 August 2011. Retrieved 2011-08-08.
- ^ City of Edinburgh Council: Planning records 2013
- ^ Buildings of Scotland: Edinburgh , by Gifford McWilliam and Walker
- ^ a b c Parish Records
- ^ Fulton, JF.; Fulton, JF.; Darwin, C. (Dec 1999). "Charles Darwin (1758–1778) and the history of the early use of digitalis. 1934.". J Urban Health 76 (4): 533–41. doi:10.1007/bf02351508. PMC 3456699. PMID 10609600. PDF
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This is waiting for all of us. The slow descent into old age. The physical unsteadiness. The realization that we no longer have authority over our own lives. In the tragic version of this fate, senility also awaits us, and "Fred Won't Move Out" is a tragedy.
Fred is played by Elliott Gould. He has lived with his wife for more than half a century in the same secluded lakeside home. Susan (Judith Roberts) still lives with him but has slipped away into Alzheimer's. Her most frequent phrase is "whoop-de-doo!" They have a caregiver, Victoria (Mfoniso Udofia), who lives with them and is infinitely patient. Bob and Carol (Fred Melamed and Stephanie Roth Haberle), Fred's children, arrive for a visit and have a mission. It is time, they have decided, for both parents to move into a care facility in town. Susan doesn't quite understand. Fred refuses to move. He expects the situation to continue exactly as it is.
The film is not a compelling drama so much as a poignant observation of a sad situation. It has a great many shots of trees, leaves and insects and some story gaps. The biggest gap concerns Victoria, who has apparently been here for years. What will happen to her? She sees everything, knows everything and is treated like a household appliance. There's not even a final shot of her left behind.
There is a fraught scene in which a music therapist (Robert Miller) pays a visit, and the whole family, including a granddaughter named The Captain (Ariana Altman), sing old songs like "By the Light of the Silvery Moon." Susan recalls every word. This scene could have been incredibly poignant but is noticeably badly photographed. The characters are almost all placed with their backs to the therapist, and for the only time in the film, a hand-held Shakycam is used. If there is a scene requiring a stable camera to allow us to observe and consider, this is that scene.
Yet "Fred Won't Move Out" has wonderful qualities. Judith Roberts so completely embodies a beautiful person whose mind has gone. Elliott Gould is slipping and fearful as Fred, and tries to muster what must have been a powerful personality when he was young. Fred Melamed and Stephanie Roth Haberle, as the children, are matter-of-fact, although she has tact and kindness when needed. Melamed's character seems emotionally tone-deaf.
This is a semi-autobiographical film by writer-director Richard Ledes, who filmed in his own home. The dedication at the end suggests a personal connection. The enormity of such a situation can be overwhelming, and Ledes doesn't manage a clear point of view. There is a jarring and inexplicable use of the song "Hava Nagila" that perhaps betrays the Fred character's emotional disconnect. "Fred Won't Move Out" isn't a "Hava Nagila" kind of movie.
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Guest columnist Thomas Zimmermann makes an important point below. He warns that many utilities are so daunted by the Big Change that's over the horizon they fail to take the small steps to get started.
I agree with his diagnosis, and I see it in other industries too. For instance, cities around the world are applying smart grid-style sensors and communications to their infrastructure, as we cover over at the Smart Cities Council. They have a similar conundrum. They need to revamp and rethink everything. But they can't possibly accomplish it all in a single Big Bang installation.
My advice to cities is "Think Big, Start Small." Have a big plan -- that is, a long-range roadmap and architecture. But then start moving toward that goal in small, pay-for-themselves steps. Zimmerman says it differently. He advises thinking small, as in small steps that will gradually get you to the big goal. Same basic idea. I hope you'll heed his words, and his cogent comments about the parallels with the telecom industry. -- Jesse Berst
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The age of the data driven utility: How small changes power big transformation
After spending years in the telecom industry, I witnessed the business transformation there first hand. In a short number of years, it evolved from a capital-intensive, system technology-focused model to a user-centric service-delivery model. Telcos were pressured to change in order to survive. In short, their traditional business was vulnerable.
It's hard to argue that it took monumental, wide-spread change for the telecom industry to make this transformation. But, try to think about it in a slightly different way. In the 1980s and 1990s, the time for change was ripe. Regulation had begun to catch up with consumer needs. But it's arguable there was one driver of the entire telecom industry revolution -- mobile.
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Utilities are facing the same situation. The environment is ripe for change. Our infrastructures can no longer support our needs or expectation for electric power. Solutions for holistic change are there, but what will drive the shift?
The competitive landscape of our industry is shifting and utilities have the option to strengthen their role in the customer value chain or watch it become reduced.
We see a move to decentralized generation and the need to manage two-way power flows at the grid's edge. This in turn is driving IT-OT convergence, forcing integration of operational technologies such as energy distribution management, real-time grid operations at the transmission and substation level and more with IT systems that support metering, customer business processes, analytics, billing and field dispatches.
This growing consumer engagement in grid operations started with reactive measures such as dynamic pricing and time of use to influence load distribution which has now extended to include customer-owned renewable generation, new loads such as electric vehicles, and new forms of distributed generation and storage. We are already seeing utilities embrace customer engagement. This summer, Fort Collins rolled-out Energy Engage Mobile, an application that allows consumers to track electricity, water or gas use in near real-time.


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A busy meeting for Shelby City Council Monday night..
Items on the agenda included public comments from Samantha Peko; a local woman who has concerns about the proposed "Stand Your Ground" law in Ohio. Also discussed, Catholic Charities is offering assistance for those dealing with propane shortages;from the extreme cold. You can call 2-1-1 or 419-522- 4636. The city of Shelby has been busy over the past year, Mayor Marilyn John talks to WMFD about her "State of the City" Address..
"It's such a fun time for me to look back at 2013 and look ahead to 2014. We are just very busy in the city of Shelby, there's a lot going on.
Some of our big accomplishments in 2013, we were very active in the downtown area. We had the Cruise-In, Bicycle Days..and some of the things we're looking forward to; the construction of the Black Fork Commons, which is a new park downtown "
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PARADISE, Ind. — Reitz senior Zach "Moose" Campbell's unbeaten string is over. Let the controversy begin.
Through four losses to Campbell, Mater Dei senior Brad Niemeier never stopped battling. He always thought he was one break away from snapping the string.
He got that break on Saturday at the Castle Regional, handing Campbell his first loss, 3-2, in the finals of the 285-pound division. The top three finishers in each weight class advance to the Evansville Semistate next Saturday at Roberts Stadium.
Niemeier was leading 1-0 when he appeared to have a takedown near the edge of the mat at the end of the second period, but no call came.
After Mater Dei assistant Greg Shuble walked over to question the call, followed by head coach Greg Schaefer, the officials conferred for a moment, then determined that Niemeier should get the takedown and Campbell would get an escape, leaving Niemeier with a 3-1 lead.
Campbell earned another point for an escape in the third period, leaving him one point shy of a tie.
Visibly upset after the match, Campbell recovered and later hugged Niemeier on the victory stand.
At first, the officials didn't think he had control of Campbell on the ground at the end of the second period, Niemeier said.
"They talked and they agreed I had the takedown and he (Campbell) had the escape," said Niemeier, who improved to 30-7. "It's a great feeling to be the No. 1 seed (at semistate). We're two pretty equally talented wrestlers. It's a matter of who gets the breaks.
"We take pride in our program. We want to do well for the whole community."
No. 1 Mater Dei, which will face Floyd Central on Wednesday at the team semistate at Castle, will send 11 individuals to Roberts Stadium next Saturday, including five regional champions.
Campbell said Niemeier is a great wrestler and Mater Dei has a great program.
"A loss is a loss," said Campbell (36-1). "You have to bounce back. It was really frustrating. It was tough."
Schaefer was proud of Niemeier's resilience and fortitude.
"It was really a key win," Schaefer said. "That sets him up well for next week.
"He wins one match and he goes to the state finals."
As far as the controversial call is concerned, Schaefer said they can go either way and often do.
Reitz's other two wrestlers who were undefeated entering the meet continued to roll. Alex Johns improved to 46-0 at 112 pounds while Nathan Jones boosted his record to 44-0 at 125. Memorial's Conner Zuber improved to 42-0 at 130.
"You never know what's going to happen," Zuber said. "If you overlook anybody, it's upset city."
Castle freshman twins Chad Welch and Doug Welch finished first and second, respectively, at 135 and 125. Chad has a 36-4 record while Doug is 37-4.
"We had nine wrestlers get through (to semistate)," said Castle coach Bob Harmon. "That's a pretty good day."
Reitz advanced seven wrestlers to the semistate.
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Also advancing for th eWildcats were runners-up Cameron Betz (140) and Kaleb Chambers (103), and third-place finisher Drew Varner (130). Chambers is a freshman.
Southridge had three qualifiers, with Ivan Stetter finishing second at 160, Brad Kramer second at 135, and Jeremy Steckler third at 152.
Forest Park advanced Blake Hopf, who won the regional championship at 285.
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Playa la Boquilla, Puerto Angel, Oaxaca, 70902, Mexico
Website: www.bahiadelaluna.com
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Updated 12/15/2014
By Jbm360
Jan 29, 2010
My wife and I had our room broken into while we were there. The thieves stole a bunch of our things (camera, ipod, clothes) and managment just patted us on the back. It was too late in the day for us to leave go to another hotel, so we had to stay another night in the same room because "the other available cabins were not clean and the cleaning person had gone home." What an insult. About the rest of the stay, the food is mediocre and since
they have you as a captive audience they charge you way too much for it. As for the beach, it is OK, but what the ads do not mention is that while the beach is secluded, dozens of boats pull in every day ad drop off tons of tourists. So the beach is just as crowded. Furthermore, because of the motors on the boats, the beach is often filled with the smell of motor oil. The place is not worth it.
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1836 50C Reeded Edge PR63 NGC....
2012 January 4-8 US Coins & Platinum Night FUN Signature Auction- Orlando #1166
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Orange County Convention Center
North/South Building
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Hall SB - South Building
Orlando, FL 32819
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First U.S. Steam-Powered Coinage
Fewer Than 20 Survive Today
The lives and careers of Matthew Boulton and James Watt --who did not invent the steam engine, but refined its capabilities -- of the Soho Manufactory, near Birmingham, England, are documented in a fascinating volume by Richard G. Doty, The Soho Mint and the Industrialization of Money (1998). Doty points out that by the late 1780s, most of the "small money" in circulation was counterfeit, jeopardizing the future of the Industrial Revolution and the ability of factory workers to be paid. From the liner notes:
"Matthew Boulton and his associates at Soho Manufactory met and defeated this threat by creating a battery of steam-powered machines which could mass-produce unforgeable copper coinage. The earnings of the labouring poor were safeguarded; the world's first industrial coinage was born."
Doty goes on to say that the Soho Mint eventually began exporting replicas of itself to the far corners of the world, enabling the rest of the world to strike coins using the new steam power. The U.S. Mint was scheduled to strike its first tokens -- not coins -- on Feb. 22, 1836, but the demonstration was cancelled, and Mint Second Engraver Christian Gobrecht overdated the prepared dies from Feb. 22 to Mar. 23.
The 1836 Capped Bust, Reeded Edge halves were the first U.S. circulating coinage struck using steam power. On Nov. 8, 1836, Mint Director Robert Maskell Patterson sent 10 "specimens" (likely proofs) of the new steam-produced half dollars to Treasury Secretary Levi Woodbury. He wrote that "the old [half dollar] coins were struck in what we term an open collar; this is struck in a close collar, which make the edges of pieces thicker, and gives a mathematical equality to their diameters."
Lettered edges became a relic of the past, as the close collar would crush any edge lettering, as on certain 1833-35 Bust halves known with "crushed lettered edges."
Judging by the certified populations today, it is likely that a few more "specimens" or proofs may have been struck later, but it appears that fewer than 20 proofs survive in all grades. This Select proof displays deeply reflective fields with the centers full on each side, but the peripheries are weak, as is the top of the eagle's right (facing) wing. Streaky gray, blue, and rose toning fails to dampen the reflective proof flash. Census: 4 in 63, 6 finer (11/11).(Registry values: N7079) (PCGS# 6223)
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The Draped Bust Half Dollars of 1796-1797 by Jon Amato is the culmination of more than 10 years of research into the Draped Bust Small Eagle half dollar series, one of the most coveted type coins in American numismatics and one about which remarkably little has been written.
This work will be the premier reference for 1796-1797 half dollars for years to come. Institutions having an extensive numismatic library or coin cabinet will find it a valuable complement to their holdings, and catalogers charged with writing up specimens for auction can now have an indispensable source of background and pedigree information. Likewise, coin dealers seeking to purchase one or more '96 or '97 half dollars for a client or for inventory, and collectors who own, have owned, or desire to own one will want this important reference work for their libraries.
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