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Operation Chaos II
Call/Write the Unions to fix or Defund Obamacare RIGHT NOW
"In late February 2008, Limbaugh announced "Operation Chaos," a political call to action with the initial plan to have voters of the Republican Pary temporarily cross over to vote in the Democratic primary and vote for Hillary Clinton, who at the time was in the midst of losing eleven straight primary contests to Barack Obama."
I sugguest that we start our own Operation Chaos II right now. Just recently the Unions have publically come out with severe concerns over Obamacare, saying that unless it's fixed it should be repealed, due to the law's destruction of the traditonal 40 hour workweek, the loss of insurance coverage for it's members and a loss of membership for the Unions. In my estimation with the Bill to defund Obamacare going to the Senate NOW would be the perfect time to have the Unions put pressure on the Democrats to fix or repeal Obamacare. Let's put the Democrats in the postion of ignoring the Unions at a time when the Republicans actually could agree to some changes such as a year delay. Make the Democrats, especially those in Red States up for re-election next year put those votes on record now for Obamacare and against the Unions.
Let's mobilize one of the most powerful political forces to work against Obamacare.
Operation Chaos II- Let's light up the Union's phone lines right now. They have a lot of power and sway with the Democrats, and the Democrats cross the Unions at their own peril. Either way, it's good for us.


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Toy Typewriter - Mettoy, Mettype Junior, circa 1955 Reg. No: SH 920378
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- Toy typewriter with false keyboard, operated by turning a wheel to select characters and pressing a lever or a button down to print. It is accompanied by its original box. A sheet of paper with typing is on the platen.
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- Box: Covered corrugated tan coloured cardboard box with yellow and red printing on 2 sides, front and lid. The lid has red printed inscription and printed picture of head and shoulders of boy and girl and toy typewriter. Front has inscriptions in two yellow with red outlined rectangles. The two sides have identical yellow with red outlined squares with inscriptions insde. The back and base of box is plain cardboard. On the base of box, there are four rusted and loose staples.
Typewriter: Painted red metal(tin) toy typewriter with yellow plastic guide knobs. Painted blue, white, grey and black keyboard. Blue paper roller with typed paper inside. Daisy wheel attached to keyboard with red press button which lifts daisy wheel. On back of typewriter are instructions for use numbered 1-4. Daisy wheel has inscriptions.
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|Box: Printed, lid, red ink: FOR TYPING LETTERS, NOTES, LABELS, CLUB REPORTS ETC. USEFUL & INSTRUCTIVE/ METTYPE JUNIOR/ WORKING TOY TYPEWRITER. Side and front, similarly inscribed with addition of: ARTICLE NO 4315/MADE IN GT. BRITAIN/IDEAL FOR BOTH GIRLS AND BOYS.
Typewriter: Painted, daisy wheel and back of typewriter: [extensive text].
Piece of paper on platen: (text)/6th August 1964/(text)
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The State Library's History and Genealogy Unit, State Archives, and Museum of Connecticut History hold numerous items of interest to those researching Connecticut's industrial and commercial heritage. While this research guide is not intended to be an exhaustive checklist, it should provide you with an overview of the wide variety of such materials available at the State Library. For additional items, check the Library's main catalog under the headings "Manufacturers" and "Industries", as well as under the names of specific industries and specific companies.
Please note: Many of these materials are housed in the State Archives. Materials designated as "Archives", "Main Vault", or "SpecColl" are subject to the Rules and Procedures for Researchers Using Archival Records and Secured Collections Materials. Materials may not be available on a same day basis. Please see the Guidelines on the Use of Offsite and Secured Collections.
Published Resources
Connecticut. Board of Trade. Connecticut: Industrial, Agricultural, Historical and Other Facts Concerning a Progressive State. Hartford: Board of Trade, 1914 [CSL call number ConnDoc T 67coi 1914].
Connecticut Business Directory, Containing the Name, Location and Business of the Principal Manufacturing Establishments, Mercantile Firms, &c., for the Year 1851. New Haven: J. H. Benham, 1851 [HF 5065 .C8 C675 1851].
Day, Clive. The Rise of Manufacturing in Connecticut, 1820-1850. Tercentenary Pamphlet Series, no. 44. [New Haven]: Published for the Tercentenary Commission by the Yale University Press, 1934 [HistRef ConnDoc T 271h].
Fuller, Grace Pierpont. An Introduction to the History of Connecticut as a Manufacturing State. Northampton, MA: Department of History of Smith College, 1915 [HC 107.C8 .F85 1915].
Osborn, Norris Galpin. History of Connecticut in Monographic Form, vol. 4. New York: The States History Co., 1925 [F 94 .O82 1925].
Pease John C. and John M. Niles. A Gazetteer of the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island: Written with Care and Impartiality, From Original and Authentic Materials: Consisting of Two Parts...: With an Accurate and Improved Map of Each State. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1991 [CSL call number HistRef F 92 .P36 1991]. This book is an excellent guide for those researching Connecticut's industrial history. Originally published in 1819, the book gives statistical information on each county and town in Connecticut and Rhode Island. The principle manufacturing industries for each town, as well as the number of dwelling houses, roads, churches, schools and businesses are listed.
Roe, Joseph Wickham. Connecticut Inventors. Tercentenary Pamphlet Series, no. 33. [New Haven]: Published for the Tercentenary Commission by the Yale University Press, 1934 [HistRef ConnDoc T 271h].
Roth, Matthew. Connecticut, An Inventory of Historic Engineering and Industrial Sites. Washington, DC (National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution): Society for Industrial Archeology, 1981 [ 22 .C8 R68 1981].
Stevenson, Elias R. Connecticut History Makers, Containing Sketches and Portraits of Men Who Have Contributed to the Progress of the State in Manufacturing, Finance, Business, Literature, the Professions, Arts and Other Fields of Activity. Waterbury: American Republican, Inc., 1929- [F 93 .S84].
Studley, Gerard L. Connecticut the Industrial Incubator. Hartford: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, History and Heritage Committee, Hartford Section, 1982 [HistRef HC 107.C8 S78 1982].
Turner and Seymour Manufacturing Company. The First Century: A Story of American Enterprise in Connecticut Covering the Years 1848-1948. Torrington: Friends of the Turner and Seymour Manufacturing Company, 1948 [974 .62 T6372tu].
See also: the Checklist of Manufacturers Catalogs, a copy of which is available at the History and Genealogy Information Desk.
Published Materials on Specific Connecticut Towns
Town and county histories often contain information about local industries and manufactures. The list below gives a few examples. Researchers should consult the Library's main catalog for further titles.
Board of Trade of the City of Hartford. Hartford, Connecticut, as a Manufacturing, Business and Commercial Center: With Brief Sketches of Its History, Attractions, Leading Industries and Institutions. Hartford: Board of Trade, 1889 [HC 108 .H37 H36 1889].
Cole, J. R. History of Tolland County, Connecticut: Including its Early Settlement and Progress to the Present Time, a Description of its Historic and Interesting Localities, Sketches of Its Towns and Villages, Portraits of Some of Its Prominent Men, and Biographies of Many of Its Representative Citizens. New York: W. W. Preston & Co., 1888 [F102. T6 C6 1888].
Dwight, Timothy. A Statistical Account of the City of New Haven. New Haven: Walter and Steele, 1811 [SpecColl F 104 .N6 D9].
Maps, Atlases, and City
These resources often provide information on the physical location of a company and the years of operation. Researchers should check both the main Library catalog and the map card catalog in the History and Genealogy Reading Room to determine what maps exist for a particular town. Some examples are:
Beers, F. W. (Frederick W.) Atlas of New Haven County, Connecticut, From Actual Surveys By and Under the Direction of F. W. Beers; Assisted by A. B. Prindle .[et al.] New York: F.W. Beers, A.D. Ellis & G.G. Soule, 1868 [HistRef G 1243 .N3 B4].
City Directories of the United States. Bridgeport, Connecticut. Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, [196-] [HistRef F104 .B7 C5 Mfilm] 1862 -1960.
Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps are particularly helpful for outlining the industrial, commercial, and residential sections of cities. There is an index to the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps at the Information Desk in the History and Genealogy Reading Room. An example is:
Sanborn Map Company. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps of Connecticut, Ansonia - Branford. New York: Sanborn Map Co., [18--?] [912.746 Sa55 Mfilm].
Industrial Censuses
Industrial censuses provide a great deal of information on the raw materials used as well as the items produced by Connecticut manufacturers. Many of the censuses list the name of the person or company, the amount of money earned and invested, and the outlook for particular products. (Listed by year):
Connecticut. Census, 1820. Fourth Census, Census of Manufacturers, 1820 [HistRef 317 .46 C76c 4i Mfilm].
U.S. Department of the Treasury. Manufactures, Returns from the State of Connecticut. Washington: D. Green, 1833 [HistRef HD 9727.C8 U55 1833z].
Connecticut. Secretary of the State. Report of the Secretary of the State Relative to Certain Branches of Industry, May Session 1839. Hartford: Patriot Office Press, 1839 [ConnDoc SE 25 1839 reprod].
Connecticut. Census, 1850. Seventh Census, Products of Industry, 1850 [HistRef 317 .46 Fc76c 7i Mfilm].
Connecticut. Census, 1860. Eighth Census of the United States. Original Returns of the Assistant Marshals. Industry for the year 1860 in the state of Connecticut [HistRef 317 .46 Fc76c 8 i Mfilm].
Connecticut. Census, 1870. Ninth Census of the United States. Original Returns of the Assistant Marshals. Industry for the year 1870 in the State of Connecticut [HistRef 317 .46 Fc76c 9 i Mfilm].
Connecticut. Census, 1880. Tenth Census, Manufacturers, 1880. Connecticut [HistRef 317 .46 Fc76c 10ma Mfilm].
U.S. Census Office. Report on the Manufacturers of the United States at the Tenth Census (June 1, 1880): Embracing General Statistics and Monographs on Power Used in Manufactures, the Factory System, Interchangeable Mechanism, Hardware, Cutlery, etc., Iron and Steel, Silk Manufacture, Cotton Manufacture, Woolen Manufacture, Chemical Products, and Slat, Glass Manufacture. New York: Norman Ross Publishers, 1991 [FedDoc I 11.5:2 reprint].
RG 29, Records of the Military Census, 1917-1919. This census was taken prior to Connecticut's involvement in World War I. While the manpower questionnaires have been microfilmed, materials pertaining to the industrial census have not been filmed. They include administrative correspondence, industrial census questionnaires, and a survey of industrial corporations. For a full description of these materials, please see the finding aid for RG 29. Researchers who wish to use these records must follow the Rules and Procedures for Researchers Using Archival Records and Secured Collections Materials.
Vertical File Resources
The History and Genealogy Unit's local history vertical file is arranged by subject. The majority of the items in the files are newspaper clippings. A few examples are given below:
Connecticut -- Industry -- Inventors -- Nutcracker
Connecticut -- Industry -- Copper, Iron, etc. Mines and Mining
Hartford -- Business and Industry -- History
Hartford -- Business and Industry -- Insurance
Archival and Manuscript
The State Archives also holds numerous records of state agencies. Listed below are brief overviews of several collections that may be of interest to those examining Connecticut's industrial past. This listing is by no means comprehensive and its purpose is to serve as a guide only. For a more complete listing of materials in a particular collection, consult the finding aid for each Record Group (RG). Container lists, where available, may also be consulted. Ask the H&G Librarian for assistance. These records are also subject to the Rules and Procedures for Researchers Using Archival Records and Secured Collections Materials. Materials may not be available on a same day basis. Please see the Guidelines on the Use of Offsite and Secured Collections.
RG 1, Early General Records.
These early colonial and state materials have been indexed and microfilmed. The original Connecticut Archives volumes are subject to the Guidelines on Use of Restricted Original Archival Records and are available for use only if the microfilm is not legible or is not available. Researchers should check the following series:
Connecticut Archives: Corporations, 1790-1820.
Connecticut Archives: Finance and Currency, Series 1, 1677-1789.
Connecticut Archives: Finance and Currency, Series 2, 1689-1820.
Connecticut Archives: Finances, 1709-1752.
Connecticut Archives: Industry, Series 1, 1643-1789.
Connecticut Archives: Industry, Series 2, 1747-1820.
Connecticut Archives: Trade and Maritime Affairs, Series 1, 1668-1789.
Connecticut Archives: Trade and Maritime Affairs, Series 2, 1685-1820.
Connecticut Archives: Travel, Highways, Ferries, Bridges, Taverns, Series 1, 1700-1788.
Connecticut Archives: Travel, Highways, Ferries, Bridges, Taverns, Series 2, 1737-1820.
The Connecticut Archives bound indexes and microfilms are located in the History and Genealogy Reading Room. They are arranged alphabetically by series.
The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut 1636-1776.
(Vols. 1-15) [HistRef ConnDoc G 25].
The Public Records of the State of Connecticut 1776-. (Vols. 1- ) [HistRef ConnDoc G 25].
The volumes in these series have been published through the year 1815 and are held by major research libraries throughout the country. The Public Records of the Colony... are also available online as Colonial Connecticut Records. Check the indexes for each volume under headings such as "Corporations" "Factories" "Incorporations" "Industry" and "Manufacturing" as well as under the names of specific trades and manufacturers
RG 6, Records of the Secretary of the State. See in particular:
RG 6:32, Records of Articles of Incorporations, 1837-1945.
RG 6:33, Records of Railroad Mortgages, 1849-1980.
RG 6:34, Certificates of Adoption of Trademarks, 1880-1961. An index, arranged alphabetically by product name, is available for use in the History and Genealogy Reading Room. Ask a H&G librarian for assistance.
RG 11, Records of the Insurance Department. Includes annual statements of companies showing capital, assets, liabilities, income, and expenditures, 1872-1874.
RG 14, Records of the Banking Department. Includes annual statements filed by banks, 1896; charters, incorporation papers, related materials, 1913-1957; receivership files, 1935-1951.
RG 22, Records of the Commerce Department. Minutes of meetings, correspondence, 1958-1969; lists of chairmen and members, 1939-1971; General Assembly file, 1969; Connecticut Progress (newsletter), 1940-1951; New Britain Industrial Park files, 1957-1973.
RG 41, Records of the Public Utilities Commission. Administrative files, correspondence, accident reports, investigation reports, hearings, petitions, and applications of the former Railroad Commissioners, 1857-1911 and P.U.C., 1911-1946; papers of the Asylum Street Bridge Commission, 1884-1891; Inspectors, 1877-1881.
RG 89, Records of the Transportation Department. Turnpike and bridge construction photographs, 1935-1989; bridge construction minutes; reports of transportation studies, State Highway Commission certificates, 1895-1931; tolls, and concessions, 1947-1988; aerial survey photos of Connecticut (1934, 1951, 1965, 1975); boundary perambulation records, 1975-1977; 1986.
Picture Group 820, Advertising and Business Card Collection ca. 1880-1890. Approximately 2,800 business cards with an emphasis on Hartford merchants. They are arranged by both location and type of product.
Specific Industries
The State Archives also holds a wide variety of manuscripts and related materials pertaining to specific Connecticut industries. Researchers are encouraged to check the Manuscripts and Archives catalog located in the History and Genealogy Reading Room under such headings as: Account books, Manufacturers, Merchants, and Shipping as well as under the names of specific industries and specific companies, e.g., Insurance, Railroads, Whaling. These materials are subject to the Rules and Procedures for Researchers Using Archival Records and Secured Collections Materials. The following listing is not comprehensive, but was created to serve as a guide to additional manuscripts and archive materials for those researching specific Connecticut industries or products.
Cameron Manufacturing Company, Orange, Conn. Includes organizational papers, assignment of patent, descriptions and illustrations of the car, and other miscellaneous papers [Main Vault 670 .C13].
Maxim, Hiarm Percy. [Maxim Collection of papers of Hiram Percy Maxim...] Includes material pertaining to Electric Vehicle Co. and early cars [RG 69:12].
Hartford Cycle Company, Hartford, Conn. Correspondence of the Hartford Cycle Company, Hartford, Conn., 1890-1895 [Main Vault 974.62 H2572hc].
Pope Manufacturing Company. Correspondence of the Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass., with a factory at Hartford, Conn., 1890-1894 [Main Vault 974.62 H2572po].
Account books; Blacksmith Accounts, Hartford, 1764-1772.
Barnard, Ashbel. Ashbel Barnard and Isaac Tucker, Jr. Account Book, 1764-June 5, 1772 [Main Vault 974.62 H 2572bar].
Clocks and Watches
Camp, Hiram. Sketch of the Clock Making Business, March, 1893 [Main Vault 681 C15].
Marine Clock Manufacturing Co., Hamden, Conn. Account book, 1847-1875 [Main Vault 974.62 H1772m]. Includes some business records of a clock manufacturing company whose original incorporators included Eli Whitney.
Upson, Rensseleaer. Account book of Rensselaer Upson, yankee peddler of Bristol, Connecticut, 1822-1835 [Main Vault 974.62 B77u]. Upson carried the usual line of peddler's goods but also did an extensive business in clocks.
Wheeler, Seth. Papers of Seth Wheeler, clock wholesaler of Avon Connecticut, 1823-1844 [RG 69:47].
Brown, Isaac W. Agreements made by Isaac W. Brown, late of Massachusetts, now of New Haven, Conn., with others in regard to forming a joint stock company to promote the patent Brown has secured for a new firearm [Main Vault 920 B813].
RG 69:12, Maxim Collection of papers of Hiram Percy Maxim.... Includes material pertaining to Electric Vehicle Co. and early cars; Maxim Silent Firearms Co., Silencer and guns, airplanes; American Radio Relay League; Amateur Cinema League, the Maxim Gun Company Limited, and the Maxim automatic machine gun.
RG 103, Records of Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company. Correspondence, reports, patents, contracts, catalogs, orders, bills, receipts, account books of Colt's and subsidiary and predecessor companies. See also Picture Group 460, Colt firearms industry collection, which includes photographs, negatives, prints, catalogs, and drawings, including views of the Colt factories, firearms, gun manufacturing equipment, portraits of employees and inventors, mechanical drawings, and advertisements and the Colt Firearms Collection in the Museum of Connecticut History.
Turner, Gilbert & Company, Coventry. Account books, 1840-1850 [Main Vault 974.62 C8372t].
Mines and Quarrying
Bristol Copper Mine, Bristol, Conn. Ledger, April 1852-December 31, 1854. The mine's owner and operator was Eliphalet Nott, who served as President of Union College from 1804-1866 [Main Vault 974 .62 B 777m l].
Middlesex Quarry Company. North Quarry. Accounts, 1836-1843 [Main Vault 974.61 M58no].
Essex Marine Railways Co., Essex, Conn. Records, 1834-1861. Includes papers pertaining to organization, original shareholders, copy of lease of ground for railways, 1834; accounts, 1855-1861 [Main Vault 385 .19 Es75].
See also: RG 41:1, Records of the Public Utilities Commission.
Ships and Shipping
Account of the Provisions, etc. shipped on the Draper, Pamela, Sally & other vessels & stored with William Ellery of Hartford & others [Main Vault 387. f5h 64].
Bernard, Chauncy. Shipping papers, accounts, and letters, showing trade between Hartford and the West Indies, 1799-1850 [Main Vault 387.6 B26].
Betsy Williams (ship). Log book of the ship Betsy Williams of Stonington, Palmer Hall, master, on a shaling voyage to the northwest coast, Nov. 11, 1846 to January 31, 1849 [Main Vault 639.2 B466].
Great Britain. Public Records Office. Commerce through the ports of North America, January 5, 1769 to January 5, 1773, arranged by year [Main Vault 387 G77c].
Jarvis Family Papers, 1756-1811. Business accounts, correspondence, and letterbooks relating to trade between New England, the West Indies, and Europe, 1780-15 [RG 69:22].
Log book of slave traders between New London, Connecticut and Africa, 1757-1758. Includes the Africa, the Good Hope, and the Fox [Main Vault 387 fL828].
Prescott & Sherman, New Haven. Day book, 1840-1846 [Main Vault 974.62 N4572pre]. Roger Sherman and his uncle, Benjamin Prescottt, carried on an extensive mercantile business on Long Warf, New Haven, trading in dry goods and groceries and owning and employing many vessels.
For additional entries, see the Manuscripts and Archives Catalog under the headings "Fish and fisheries," "Merchant ships," "Merchants," "Ship building," "Shipping," and "Whaling".
Account book of a general store in Chatham, Conn., now East Hampton, Conn., 1813-1815 [Main Vault 974.62 Ea748a]
Eagle Mill, Griswold, Conn. Records of the Eagle Mill, Griswold, Conn., 1833-1849. Includes time records of factory workers, April, 1838-September 1839 and weaving book, April, 1848-April 1849 [Main Vault 677.2 Ea33].
Sanseer Manufacturing Company, Middletown, Conn. Correspondence of Sanseer Manufacturing Company of Middletown, Conn., concerning the manufacture and sale of spinning machines..., 1924 [Main Vault 974.62 M584s].
Account book of J. & E. North, Berlin, Connecticut, Ledger no. 2, 1845-1857 [Main Vault 974 .62 B45nort; also available on microfilm].
Correspondence of the North family of Berlin, Conn., consisting of business letters written to Jedediah North of Berlin, Conn., concerning the purchase of tools, especially tinmen's tools, 1821-1845, and family letters [Main Vault 920 N812].
Museum Collections
The Museum of Connecticut History's Connecticut Collections include many items relating to manufacturing and industry. Other resources include:
Connecticut Patents, 1890-1900. Hartford: Museum of Connecticut History, 2000 [ConnDoc St292mus cpoa].
Connecticut Women Patentees, 1890-1900. Hartford: Museum of Connecticut History, 2000 [ConnDoc St292mus copa].
Connecticut Patent Project. Hartford: Museum of Connecticut History, 1997 [ConnDoc St292mus cpp 1997]. The Connecticut Patent Project is also available online.
See also: the Checklist of Manufacturers Catalogs, a copy of which is available at the History and Genealogy Information Desk.
Prepared by the History and Genealogy Unit, Connecticut History, Connecticut State Library, June 2004. © 2004.


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Students who wish to pursue a Masters degree, a transition certificate, or a graduate certificate at SPSU are admitted to the School of Graduate Studies. The admissions requirements are outlined below.
What are the qualifications I must possess in order to be considered for admission into a graduate program at SPSU?
You must have:
- Graduated from a regionally accredited institution with a bachelor's degree
- Attained a 2.75 undergraduate grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) (Some degrees require higher GPA's.)
If you are an international student, see the special section in this catalog for additional requirements.
The following graduate programs have additional requirements:
M.S. in Electrical Engineering Technology:
Undergraduate engineering or engineering technology degree in the areas of electrical, computer, or telecommunications
M.S. in Information Design and Communication:
A timed, proctored, on-campus essay written in response to a given assignment
M.S. in Software Engineering:
Documentation of at least one year of software project-related work experience (or comparable co-op work)
M.S. in Systems Engineering:
Undergraduate engineering, engineering technology, computer science or physical science degree
Some departments require the GRE or GMAT. See admissions requirements for the specific major you are interested in for details.
What if I don't meet these qualifications?
If you do not meet the criteria above, you might still be admitted, but a committee will review your overall application and make a determination based on:
- Your undergraduate work,
- Your professional industry experience,
- Any other indicators that might point to your potential to succeed. You may submit anything you feel might help the committee to understand your background for consideration.
If you are admitted by the review committee, you will be admitted on probation. If you attain a 3.0 GPA at SPSU after 9 hours of graduate work (or three courses) you will be removed from probation and will be allowed to continue as a graduate student. If you do not attain a 3.0 GPA after 9 hours, your academic record will be reviewed and you may be dismissed.
What documents should I submit in order to be considered for admission?
In order for an application to be complete, all required documents must be submitted and evaluated.
- An application for admission to a graduate program
- An official transcript from each college previously attended
- Three letters of recommendation from faculty, work supervisors, clients, or professional colleagues
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- A Statement of Purpose, describing professional career goals and how completion of the graduate program will help achieve them
If you are an international student, see the special section in this catalog for additional requirements.
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Yes. Southern Polytechnic State University is an accredited, coeducational, residential university offering associate, bachelor, and Masters degrees.
Southern Polytechnic State University is regionally accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, Telephone: 404-679-4501)
The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) accredits the Master of Business Administration.
When do I have to have my application and other documents submitted in order to be considered for the coming term?
SPSU uses a rolling admission process. This means you can apply at any time up until the term has started. However, the number of seats in each program is limited and you are encouraged to apply early in order to be assured of there being sufficient space. You will dramatically decrease the chances of having problems with your admission and your application for financial aid if you will meet the following priority deadlines:
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Parents and community members who have an opinion on whom the next leader for the West Oso Independent School District should be will have a chance to give input soon.
A search firm hired to find a replacement for Superintendent Crawford Helms, who will retire at the end of the school year, is working on setting up community meetings after the holidays.
Carol Ann Moffett of Texas Solutions, the firm hired to assist in the search, said she would work with the school board and the community to create a profile of what is needed in the district.
"The board is inviting the community and employees to share with me their thoughts about the qualities needed in a new West Oso superintendent," Moffett said.
The board will take applications through Feb. 18 for the superintendent seat.
Moffett said the board hopes to select a finalist by March. Interviews are expected to begin the last week in February.
Moffett said she would release the time and date of the meetings as soon as they are scheduled.
Helms plans to retire and continue to live in Corpus Christi. He has been superintendent of the district since 2002.
Helms said the firm will be paid $6,900 for the search. Texas School Solutions is a Humble-based company headed by Moffett, a former Flour Bluff Independent School District superintendent.
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Carla was a passenger in a motor vehicle driven by Edward Gambrill. The car hit a tree at 1.10am on the 23rd of December, 2006. Carla died as a result of massive injuries sustained in that collision.
Family Victims
Sonya Howell, Carla's Mother
Trevor Howell, Carla's Father
Rhys Howell, Carla's Brother
Carla's Grandparents, Uncles,
Aunts and cousins
Carla Louisa Howell
Edward Gambrill
Carla Louisa Howell died as a result of massive head injuries sustained at 1.10am on the 23rd December, 2006. Carla was pronounced dead on Christmas Eve, 2006.
My name is Sonya Howell, I am Carla's Mother, and I must summon all my strength to convey to you the life altering devastation that the death of my beloved and only daughter has caused me and her family.
On the 23rd of December, 2006 Carla was a passenger in Edward Gambrill's car which was being driven by him. The car left the road and crashed into a tree.
From that moment on our lives dramatically changed and would never be the same ever again. My life as I had known it was gone forever.
I was told the horrendous details of how our precious girl had sustained massive head injuries, over the phone at 2.30am on December 23rd, 2006. The police rescue also advised that our daughter would be arriving at the hospital in 12 minutes. This call was taking place as my darling daughter was being flown over her family home on the way to John Hunter Hospital in the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.
The only thing keeping me from complete hysteria was the strength of motherhood and the desperate need to get to the hospital, this was every parent's worst nightmare and it was happening to us, a thought I was trying desperately not to believe.
The horrific drive to the hospital was filled with feelings of disbelief mixed with pleading to God to save our precious girl.
Our worst fears were realised when the Doctor told us that Carla would need immediate surgery to release pressure on her brain. Our descent into a nightmare world had begun. Carla's condition was critical and her chances of survival were not good.
After the operation my precious girl spent the next 39 hours in Intensive Care on life support. For these 39 desperate hours Trevor, Rhys and I watched, prayed, pleaded and begged with God to let our beautiful Carla open her eyes and breathe on her own.
Then there was the Doctors conference where they spoke to us of blunt head injury, no chance of survival and of organ donation.
Words cannot begin to explain the anguish of such a moment when permission was being sought for the removal of our precious girl's organs, while she was being supported by machines. We were puzzled, resentful and angry about why or how doctors could be speaking of such an unthinkable thing when our daughter was only 17 years old.
My personal legacy of organ donation is something that haunts me every day. I remain filled with uncertainty as to whether we should have insisted on keeping the life support on, in case a miracle might have taken place & Carla responded & came back to us. We hear of other cases where the miracle did occur. What if we acted too soon? I try to push these thoughts away, but they are persistent.
The decision to approve the donation was made knowing that it was something Carla had wanted. We never, ever imagined that we would ever have to give final consent. This decision, this process rips me apart daily. My mind goes back to that cruel moment, that terrible decision that robbed my daughter of a chance at life. She was so young and had so much life to be lived but it was all going to end. By our decision.
On Christmas Eve 2006 Carla gave the "Ultimate Gift", The gift of life! The organ retrieval ended at 6pm & our Daughter's life ended. Leaving the hospital & walking away from my baby girl on 24th December was the hardest moment of my life.
On Christmas Day 2006 Carla's heart, lungs and kidneys gave renewed life to four recipients. Their lives and ours were changed dramatically and forever.
Carla's Private Funeral was held on the 29th December, 2006 for immediate family only. The pain, heartache, numbness and anguish was already too great to bear and I was expected to cope with yet more unbelievable torment. Thoughts of having to live my life without my precious daughter was as if the reason for life had gone – the future was gone, the present was empty and all that remained was the past. Everyday seems so intense and overwhelming – grief , heartache and despair with desperate feelings of what is yet to come. A life without this beautiful child, the greatest blessing and love of my life.
There is no area of my life and that of Carla's Father, Brother and family that is untouched by the death of my beautiful and loving daughter. My precious girl was wrenched from us all too soon.
I have seen my son Rhys overcome with unhappiness, his grief so unbearable that he has left home to try to find happiness away from the gloom of a place he once shared wonderful times with his loved sister. I suspect he feels overwhelmed by my grief and knowing no other person can fill that hole in my heart. It would be the same if it had been him taken from me, but he cannot truly know that when all he can see is my pain.
I find myself wandering aimlessly through the house & eventually find that I am back in my daughter's room. I sense her presence everywhere in our home, where she lived, which is now so lonely without her light, love & energy. Her room is just as she left it on that dreaded disastrous night.
My health and lifestyle have suffered greatly and I was unable to return to my job for twelve months. This was due to stress and my inability to face my work environment. My work as a nurse in Aged Care is extremely difficult and tortuous especially when faced with the impending and eventual death of a resident that I am caring for.
Sleeping is spasmodic and there has not been one night that I have slept through since we lost her. I continually wake hoping that this tragedy has been a very bad dream, not wanting to accept the reality that we have lost her forever.
No parent should ever have to survive their children.
I also have no control over the pain and despair I feel when seeing other girls Carla's age enjoying their lives, knowing that Carla will never experience what they and their families can look forward to. Carla never experienced her 18th Birthday, nor will she celebrate her 21st Birthday, plan her wedding or know the joy of having children. Her acceptance into University arrived one month after her death. These are all milestones of life that I will never share with my precious Carla because they were taken from us suddenly and very tragically with devastating repercussions.
I have become a prisoner in unbearable grief – a type of pain I never imagined before, for example I am simply unable to visit places Carla and I frequented, shopping centres, her favourite shops and many other places where we spent special lovely times together as mothers & daughters do. There will be no more shared adventures, or gleefully showing our purchases and revisiting the fun we had.
I can't look at newspaper classifieds and read the notices of proud parents announcing their children's special events. Holidays are just memories – we will never spend time together again.
I dread gatherings of people especially those who I know and in whose company I once found joy because of shared happy times between Carla and myself.
Christmas, a time that for our family was always one of joyful tradition and family love and happiness is now a time of sickening misery and dread, of reliving a parents greatest fear, the loss of a child. New Year is the start of another year without Carla.
This is our tragic and awful reality made infinitely worse because for others it's a time of celebration. We are now not part of normal life.
It might sound trivial but the first extreme challenge I face is making myself get out of bed each a day. It is so arduous, I do not want to. I want to stay there and hide from a life that has become an unrelenting, unending cycle of misery without Carla. I struggle every day to convince myself I must do it.
Part of the ordeal of a sudden, tragic death is the legal and court processes you are forced into, but mainly as just an onlooker. For example, the continued adjournment of this court case has greatly added to me, my family, my friends and Carla's friends' distress. It's like we are all being dragged along, without any relief or even the possibility of some sort of closure until this is settled. Each adjournment means all the planning and preparation has been for nothing, and we must do it all again. Carla didn't have any choice about the timing. She was taken whether she was ready or not. It doesn't seem very fair, it doesn't feel like justice.
All my energy goes into working out survival strategies for myself, my family & friends to get through each day without, her to brighten up our lives. I will walk and talk and look like I did before Carla's death but I will never be the same. I am shattered. There is no counselling, no strategies, and no intervention that can mend my broken heart. That is the impact I have been left with after the senseless loss of my daughter in this road crash.


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Daniel Jones' Teenage Kicks column: Exam season and revision tips
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SPRING marks the beginning of many things in Britain. For many of us feral youths, however, it marks the long, hard slog that is revision season.
Oh yes, it's that time of year when every parent seemingly forgets how hard exams were.
Remember that, parents. Seriously, recall when you were revising and remember just how much fun you had!
This is especially true on sunny days. Please don't point out that it's nice outside. I can see that, the sky is lovely and blue and everything looks lovely and warm. But no, I'm stuck indoors learning the ins and outs of Spartan politics.
I guess as a person who has gone through two real exam years and am currently doing a third (exams from Year 7 to 9 don't count), I consider myself a battle-weary revision veteran, so I should share my personal tips and what has worked for me.
When struggling to motivate yourself, don't imagine grades — I think that is pointless. Grades are intangible things. Instead, imagine your future. Imagine what you want in your life, and work backwards from there to see how this helps you get to the point of the grades.
Also, listen to music. Nothing with lyrics (seriously, I cannot stress enough that that's a bad idea), something like classical music that blocks out background noise and distractions but doesn't distract you from the work itself.
It acts as a layer of noise, an armour protecting you from interference. Just relax, don't stress and work hard. It'll all be over soon — until next year that is.


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TIME Magazine's 'Heroes of the Environment - 2009': The Catlin Arctic Survey
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From late February until mid-May, a team of 3 people from Britain journeyed by foot across the disintegrating Arctic Ice Pack. Starting in Resolute in Canada's high Arctic Islands, the team headed for the North Pole. The team was driven by a mission: to measure the thickness of the sea ice, and help scientists predict the future for this vast, beautiful, and threatened part of the Earth.
On an environmental mission that would test the absolute limits of their strength and endurance, they would go on to be chosen as 'Heroes of the Environment - 2009' by TIME Magazine.
WWF supported this expedition because we are concerned about the future of the Arctic sea ice. The ice is on a downward trend, and is predicted to disappear in the summer within a generation. This will likely have severe consequence for the Arctic animals and people that have relied on that sea ice for generations. The disappearance of the ice is also having a global effect.
It is a stark reality that Arctic sea ice could disappear in the summer sometime between 2013 and 2040. Regardless of exactly when the summer ice will disappear, the downward trend is clear, and this trend of shrinking ice cover will change almost everything in the Arctic, and will also be felt globally.
Arctic effectsSome Arctic species, such as narwhal, hooded and ringed seals, walrus and polar bears are very dependent on particular ice conditions. They evolved over thousands of years to fit very specific arctic ice conditions. Now, in a matter of decades those conditions are changing radically. The loss of arctic ice jeopardizes the survival of these ice-dependent species.
Ice loss effects will cascade through the entire arctic food chain. Ice margins are among the most productive zones on Earth, and are central to the food chain, including fish, birds, and mammals.
The effects of ice loss are already being felt internationally, especially through changes to the feeding grounds of migratory birds and fish stocks.
Ice provides an important travel route for arctic land based species such as caribou and muskox, allowing them to travel between islands and mainland areas.
The loss of sea ice opens up larger parts of the Arctic Ocean to activities such as shipping and exploitation of non-renewable resource such as oil and gas. These activities are likely to add further stresses to arctic ecosystems already stressed by climate change.
The absence of sea ice along arctic shorelines increases erosion of those shorelines, washing away infrastructure and even threatening entire coastal communities.
The loss and changes in distribution of species are likely to have a profound effect on Arctic peoples who rely on those resources.
Global effectsThe effects of shrinking ice will be felt over the world. The first of these is called the 'albedo effect'. Albedo is a term for the reflectivity of a surface. In recent history, the Arctic has been very reflective, thanks to all the shiny white snow and ice cover. The reflective surface absorbs less heat than bare land or water.
In the past few decades and especially in the last few years, the trend has been for less snow and ice cover in the Arctic. Studies have found that the Arctic is losing four percent of its snow cover a decade, while the ice is going even faster, at a rate of more than eleven percent a decade.
Last year's summer ice cover was one third less than the average from 1979 (when satellite monitoring began) to 2000. The snow and ice are going due to higher air temperatures, caused by climate change. This leads to still higher temperatures that in turn melt more ice and snow, and so the cycle continues.
As this warming cycle continues in the Arctic, it in turn influences global weather patterns, by changing wind and water currents. The global weather is driven by the differences in air temperature between tropical regions and the poles. As these differences are changed by a warming Arctic, global weather patterns are destabilized, creating new more unpredictable and more extreme weather events at lower latitudes.
Another global effect of Arctic warming is sea level rise. The warmer Arctic Ocean waters in combination with the rising air temperatures are already increasing the melt of the Greenland Ice Sheet. The estimations of the contribution of this melting ice sheet to global sea level rise have been increasing recently with the realization that the Arctic as a whole is warming faster than previously expected. The latest predictions are that global sea level may well rise as much as 80cm by 2100, partly as a consequence of melting in Greenland.
WWF's solutionsWWF has two responses to ice loss; the first is to persuade individuals and governments to accept the urgent need for major reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. However, even this action may not be sufficient to save the majority of the arctic sea ice, and the animals that depend on it. This means we must also work out how to avoid adding further stress to arctic systems by increased shipping and industrial activities in the Arctic. We must leave enough space around critical habitat areas for the animals that live there to survive the challenge of changing conditions. WWF, as the only environmental NGO with offices around the Arctic, is undertaking this critical work of identifying how best to help arctic animals and ecosystems to survive the receding ice, and promoting these solutions to arctic governments and peoples.
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Drew Barefield was hit by a boat propeller on June 28 while snorkeling in shallow water off Walton County's Choctaw Beach. The boat driver left the scene of the accident.
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7 smart and sassy crime fiction writers dish on writing and life. It's The View. With bodies.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
On Your Creative Brain
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- Roberta Isleib said...
Shelley and Jan, this is fascinating! Thanks for the interview. Can't wait to see how to "prepare" my brain for work the next day. That's got to be one of the biggest problems we writers face--how to start again once we've stopped.
Also loved hearing about the winding path that brought you to where you are today! I imagine many airline attendants would consider themselves experts in the worst of human nature--but not many would take that on to a Ph.D!
- December 8, 2010 at 8:07 AM
- Sheila Connolly said...
Sounds intriguing.
How do you think the application of brain imaging will change the general perception of creativity? For better or for worse?
- December 8, 2010 at 8:31 AM
- Ramona said...
I took the quiz. Verrrry interesting! I'll be back tomorrow for more.
- December 8, 2010 at 9:12 AM
I took the quiz, too. My deliberate and spontaneous scores were exactly the same. I must come back tomorrow and/or read the book to find out what this means! Fun!
- December 8, 2010 at 10:47 AM
- Shelley said...
I'd like to thank Jan for interviewing me and spreading the word about Your Creative Brain! Just a quick response to Roberta's comment on preparing the brain for work the next day. Basically, by setting a goal for the next day's writing and making sure you have all the objective information you'll need for that session, you are alerting your information processing systems that there is a job in the inbox. I think it's also helpful to send a few words of encouragement to the R&D team in the back of your brain (some people have a name for it - your muse, Kipling called it his daemon)and then go do whatever else you do in your life, knowing that some part of your R&D team is working on your stated goals for the next session outside of your awareness.
In response to Sheila's question, I think creativity is gaining prestige in scientific circles, partly due to the attention neuroscientists are starting to extend to it. It is also gaining ground in the business sector; creativity is now among the most sought-after traits for high-level executives, according to my head-hunter sources.
Laura, your comment that you scored equally in spontaneous and deliberate pathways means you have multiple ways of accessing your creativity. That's excellent! The goal is to be able to access many of the brainsets easily and to be able to flexibly switch among them.
- December 8, 2010 at 11:31 AM
- Pauline Alldred said...
I'm fascinated by neuroscience and worked on a neurology unit for years. I was amazed at how the brain recovered after severe injury. I know we had to be very creative in letting people find out again who they were and could be.
I'm looking forward to finding out how to pick up where I left off in a creative mode. Otherwise, it's too tempting to keep going beyond the point of brain fatigue.
- December 8, 2010 at 12:13 PM
- Jungle Red Writers said...
Me too, I find this stuff riveting. What's really interesting is how it helps explain the different ways writers say they work.
I used to think those writers who said they were "channelling" their characters were nuts. Now I'm doing mental exercises to be more like them!
- December 8, 2010 at 12:19 PM
Most the time on the Write First challenge, I prepared for the next day. When I did this, I found my writing went better and faster then when I didn't prepare.
I also scored equally on the test.
- December 8, 2010 at 1:37 PM
- Jungle Red Writers said...
Okay, you lucky guys with normal, equally balanced brains MUST come back tomorrow and see what weird brain configuration I have..
- December 8, 2010 at 3:09 PM
- Rhonda Lane said...
Yesterday, when I was in Manhattan, I went to the American Museum of Natural History's special exhibit on The Brain. Absolutely fascinating! And talk about serendipity - with Shelley here talking about creativity on Jungle Red.
- December 8, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- Hank Phillippi Ryan said...
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- December 8, 2010 at 6:00 PM
- Hank Phillippi Ryan said...
Oh, so fascinating. So fascinating! Thank you!
And, ah, I actually do that--each day before I write, I sit at the computer, and I think:
Today, my goal in the manuscript is to--whatever it is.
Like, tonight, it's to "have the lights go out at the rally." (I know what it means..)
And when I'm finished, I set my goal for the next day. It really realy works. I can't tell you. (But then, you know.)
And it makes me not worry--you know? (As much...) My brain says: when you need it, it will be there.
Off to take the test! Thank you so much...
- December 8, 2010 at 6:01 PM
- Deborah Crombie said...
I scored very slightly higher on Deliberate. Fascinating, as for me writing novels is a combination of very structured planning and spontaneous flow. Can't wait to read tomorrow's post!
- December 8, 2010 at 8:56 PM
- Hank Phillippi Ryan said...
Okay! Took it. And now I *need* to know what it means.
Does it matter that I love to take tests?
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Those "martial arts punches" were pretty frightening. No, seriously, if he did the for two minutes I might have a bruise. Maybe.
I would like to see a boxer take on this "challenge". Someone with years of speed bag experience would destroy this. And probably the chunner holding the focus pad.
Style: Kyokushin Karate / BJJ--
I had a guy at work tell me how some 'master' could throw x hundred of these punches with x amount of power each.
I said "I doubt he'd do that"
To which he told me how it would break noses, arms, fingers, hands ... since learning that I do full contact fighting he's completely done a 180 and continously tells me how he wouldn't EVER want to fight me. Because you know, I learn to fight so I can beat up on work colleagues and bully people who say "hi" to me.
That's how I roll.
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I think you can call this Judo...
YouTube - Furthest Throw of a Person
Why punch when you can throw somebody?
Gentle way my ass, nothing gentle about throwing a ************.
Uhhhh...who's the babe?
Edit: Okay, looking past the tits for a moment.
If that one pissed you guys off, you might just **** yourself:
YouTube - Most Martial Arts Kicks in 1 Min (using one leg)
However, this is a little more awesome:
YouTube - Fastest Time to Punch Ten TV Sets (boxing)
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Style: kyokushin--Originally Posted by ADM
That stupid stunt was done for publicity and for the enjoyment of the kids. he is better known for kicking like this.
YouTube - Kyokushin karate speed kick tutorial
and for knockdown karate fighting
YouTube - Midori Kenji 5th World Champion Kyokushin Karate
Dont make the mistake of taking that like how he really kicks, teach kicking or doing anything but stupid stunts.


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Brenda, I just wanted to Thank You for posting the picture of Jasper Newton Dinsmore. Have you ever hear of or seen any pictures of Jasper's father, Peter O. Dinsmore? I know he died early in the Civil War, and he may NEVER have sat for a portrait, but, I would love to see a copy of any photograph of him if he ever did. Thanks for all you are doing for Find A Grave. Sincerely, Baxter
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I was just wondering if you have a personal connection to this family. I beleave I would be a 3x s great granddaughter to this couple. I have been trying to find out more about this side of my family. Thank you.
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Thank you. John Ulysses Cecil was my great-grandfather. My great-grandmother had several family pictures she left me when she died. Most of them are of her side of the family. Some are of my grandpa's side. One I have is labeled Pickerell family reunion. John and Sarah are visible. It's my understanding they lived next door to my great-grandparents in the last years of their lives. There is a couple more she labeled "Ma and Pa Cecil" I'm not sure if these are of John and Sarah If you're in the Greenfield or New Palestine area, perhaps we could meet at the library and share photos. Thanks again. Michael
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There is a photo of Sarah and her husband you posted to her memorial. I would like to know if it is possible to acquire a copy of it. They are my great-great grandparents. The photo was taken outside of my house. I have other pictures of them, but not this one. Thank you.
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Hi Brenda - I know you were the first post for Francis Breckenridge but there is a later post that has more family links and information (# 20771190). Just letting you know - LG
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Yes Garrosh Should Kill Thrall
No Thrall Should Live
Thrall is also humble in what he knows he made a mistake, he knows what he did was a desperate decision back before the cataclysm, and now he's living with that mistake, one he is trying to rectify as of 5.1.
Metzen cannot die, sorry, he's OP.
Tbh, I think the only reason why he could die is to sacrifice himself for others.
Even if Thrall dies, it's not like Blizzard hasn't brought back dead characters before. They're already working out a way to bring back Illidan.
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