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In spite of the rain, there is a lot of work going on today at the Cottages of Boone development just past the south town limits, but no new inspections are set for the student housing complex today, according to Watauga Planning and Inspections
director Joe Furman. He said that, as of this morning, 28 buildings have received Certificates of Occupancy, equaling 51 units and 249 beds. Furman's email said no inspections are requested for today, but that he was anticipating some for Tuesday. Eventually, 92 residential buildings representing 202 units and 894 beds should be available at the hilltop complex, according to plats approved, according to Furman. As those first certificates were issued Saturday, a move-in frenzy was set in motion for Sunday, with local authorities anything but ready for the rush to move in at the new Cottages of Boone complex. In spite of more rainy weekend weather, workers finished enough work at the new student housing site that inspectors gave the initial green light at the 28 buildings, granting certificates that allowed the move in to begin. And it was almost instant chaos, with drivers trying to cross lanes to make the turn into the two-lane road, some parking at spots that blocked access. Boone Police, along with active direction of traffic, issued a plea for those trying to access the site from NC 105 to use the correct lanes, leaving open the center lane for through traffic as drivers were totally closing down the highway trying to get onto Poplar Grove Road.
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It was not entirely unpleasant, although at the end of it I felt that my time could have been better spent. Perhaps one of you with a more Japanese taste would enjoy it. If nothing else, one of the endings got me to thinking about how much I would sacrifice for art, and discussed it with a friend. We came to the conclusion that both of us would be willing to lose close people in our lives for art, both be willing to damage ourselves(him to the point of death), and neither of us would be willing to kill another person for art.
Katawa Shoujo! A game that requires patience!
Oh man, you know my girlfriend was playing this once and she told me about it. It sounded pretty... not fun.
It's not so much a game as much as a book with titties(provided you do all the reading and shit).


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Guide to Manuscript Materials on Microfilm : MF. 1000 - MF. 1099
Mf. 1000 -- John Robertson Bedford Diary, 1807. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1001 -- James Litton Cooper Memoir, 1861-1865. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1002 -- John Erwin Memoir, 1836. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1003 -- Alfred Tyler Fielder Diaries, 1861-1865. 4 vols. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1004 -- Josephus Conn Guild Diary, 1836-1837. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1005 -- Henry Hollingsworth Diary, 1836-1837. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1006 -- Polly (Draper) Langford Diary, 1888-1889. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1007 -- Martha Jane Lindley Journal, 1850-1856. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1008 -- Walter Keeble Wendel Diaries, 1861-1862. 2 vols. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1009 -- Washington Curran Whitthorne Diary, 1845-1846. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1010 -- Albert Bramlett Neil Papers. 1000 items. TSLA. 2 reels. 35 mm.
Mf. 1011 -- Tullahoma Methodist Episcopal Church Records. Coffee County, 1867-1932. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1012 -- Indian Creek Baptist Association Minutes. Wayne County, TN and Lauderdale County, AL, 1867-1911. 43 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1013 -- Shoals Creek Baptist Association Minutes. Hardin and Wayne Counties, TN and Lauderdale County, AL, 1826-1860. 1 vol./B. DeBerry Account Books. Hardin County, TN, 1878-1905. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1014 -- Waynesboro Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School Book. Wayne County, 1903-1904. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1015 -- Indian Creek Baptist Church Minutes. Wayne County, 1908-1924. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1016 -- Martin Mills Charge (Methodist Episcopal Church) Records. Wayne County, 1908-1920. 2 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1017 -- Stetzer's Funeral Home Records. Hamblen County, 1900-1930. 6000 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1018 -- John Steele Cooper Scrapbook and Diary. White County, 1889-1930. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1019 -- W. W. Tuck Magistrate's Docket. Macon County, 1877-1930. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1020 -- Testament Primitive Baptist Church Records. Macon County, 1812-1987. 5 vols. TSLA. 1 reel 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1021 -- United Daughters of the Confederacy Records. Tennessee Division, 1976-1986. 4 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1022 -- Joseph C. Taylor Diary, 1863. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1023 -- Springfield United Methodist Church Membership Roll. Robertson County, 1920-1987. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1024 -- Quarterly Abstracts of Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1875. NA. 17 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1025 -- Letters Received by the Secretary of the Navy from Navy Agents and Naval Storekeepers, 1843-1865. 28 vols. NA. 12 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1026 -- Index to Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1897 (Federal Passenger Lists). NA. 170 reels. 16 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1027 -- General Index to Compiled Military Service Records of Revolutionary War Soldiers. NA. 58 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1028 -- Selected Letters Received by the Office of Indian Affairs Relating to the Cherokees of North Carolina, 1851-1905. NA. 7 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Most of these letters are from Office of Indian Affairs field agents, who reported directly to the Commissioner. They pertain to the payment of annuities; land surveys and allotments in the 75,000 acre Qualla Boundary in North Carolina; intrusions on Indian lands; depredation claims; and schools. There is little documentation for certain periods during the late nineteenth century, since the office's involvement with the North Carolina Cherokees was somewhat sporadic.
Mf. 1029 -- Thomas Sigismund Stribling Papers, 1907-1982. 2 vols. 3500 items. TSLA. 17 reels. 16 mm.
The collection is composed of book reviews, clippings, literary contracts, correspondence, copyright agreements, eulogies, genealogical data, interviews with the author, notebooks, published and unpublished writings, and miscellaneous items. A large portion of the collection consists of correspondence from Stribling's earliest years as a writer through the mid-1960s.
One section of the correspondence deals with publishing in the first decades of the twentieth century and traces Stribling's relationship with editors of the Sunday School periodicals where he got his start to the major national houses such as Random House and Doubleday. Stribling was one of the first of the southern realists to reawaken in the northern reading public an interest in works by southern writers. With his realistic southern settings and unsentimental look at race relations, Stribling helped to set the tone for a modern regional literature in the South. He was one of the first southern writers to portray blacks in a more realistic and less stereotypical manner.
The notebooks and diaries are accounts of Stribling's travels in Europe and South America. Journals and reviews reflect both his efforts as a publicist and the literary community's appraisal of his considerable body of work. The papers represent a significant contribution to the study of the life and work of a southern writer. The register includes a name index to correspondence. Additions to this collection can be found in Mf. 1213, Mf. 1413, Mf. 1482, Mf. 1530 and Mf. 2013.
Mf. 1030 -- War of 1812 Military Bounty Land Warrants, 1815-1858. 105 vols. NA. 14 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1031 -- Historical Information Relating to Military Posts and Other Installations, 1700-1900. 27 vols. NA. 8 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
An entry may include such information as when and by whom an installation was established and abandoned; geographic location; origin or derivation of name; names of units stationed there and their period of assignment; history, geology, and plant life of the surrounding area; aspects of the descent of legal title; and construction details.
Mf. 1032 -- Letters of Application and Recommendation During the Administration of Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837. NA. 27 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Most of the applicants sought specific positions for which they considered themselves qualified. Requests for employment in such government agencies as the Treasury, Post Office, and the Patent Office are included with requests for a position as judge, marshall, attorney, clerk, and particularly commercial agent and consular officer. The Jacksonian presidency was the golden era of Federal patronage, and these letters reflect the multitude of requests for government jobs from men who had served under Jackson during his military campaigns or who had some other association with him. See also Mf. 11, Mf. 30, Mf. 172, Mf. 300, Mf. 337, Mf. 809 and Mf. 1099 for other papers of Jackson.
Mf. 1033 -- Old Settler Cherokee Roll, 1895, and Index to Payment Roll, 1896. NA. 2 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1035 -- 1832 Census of Creek Indians, Taken by Parsons and Abbott. 1 vol. NA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1036 -- Index to Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Baltimore, 1833-1866 (City Passenger Lists). NA. 22 reels. 16 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1037 -- Letters Received by the Secretary of the Navy from the President and Executive Agencies, 1837-1886. 131 vols. NA. 49 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1038 -- Records of the Superintendent of Education for the State of Tennessee, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1870. NA. 9 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Although the Freedmen's Bureau was part of the War Department, its work was primarily social and economic in nature. The bureau issued supplies to destitute persons, maintained freedmen's schools, supervised labor contracts between black employees and white employers, and attended to the disposition of confiscated and abandoned lands. Much of the bureau's work in Tennessee was educational, conducted under the direction of General Clinton B. Fisk and a series of successors. The schools in Tennessee included day schools for children, night schools for adults, and Sabbath schools. Such schools operated through July of 1870, when all bureau educational activities in the state ceased.
The records of the Superintendent include three volumes of press copies of miscellaneous letters sent to the bureau's assistant commissioner in Nashville and one volume of letters sent to the Washington headquarters. These letters are arranged chronologically and each volume contains a name index. Most of the letters are addressed either to officials of aid societies in the north or teachers and other bureau officials in the field. Letters to the aid societies generally sought additional money and personnel, whereas correspondence with teachers and district superintendents dealt primarily with routine matters of forms, salaries, and repairs to school buildings. Teachers sometimes wrote asking for better protection, and freedmen wrote to ask help in setting up a new school. Other Freedmen's Bureau records for Tennessee may be found in Mf. 32, Mf. 184 and Mf. 536.
Mf. 1039 -- Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Philadelphia, 1800-1882. NA. 108 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1040 -- Mabel Harvey Thornton Papers, 1845-1984. 10,500 items. TSLA. 12 reels. 16 mm.
Families treated include Butler, Creekmore, Davenport, Dorman, Edwards, Fuqua, Hagler, Holloway, Jones, Law, Manley, McCaleb, McFarland, Morris, Pugh Rector, Sutton, Taliaferro, Thornton, Trammel, and Vitatoe. The correspondence is mostly genealogical. There is considerable information concerning Roane College, actually a secondary school which evolved from Poplar Creek Seminary. The chief value of the collection lies in its genealogical data on selected pioneer families in Roane County and East Tennessee. The register includes a name index to correspondence.
Mf. 1041 -- City Road Methodist Church Records. Davidson County, 1885-1940. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1042 -- Dispatches from United States Ministers to Russia, 1808-1906. NA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1043 -- Blue Spring Baptist Church Minutes. Viola, 1807-1858. 3 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1044 -- Selected Records of the War Department Relating to Confederate Prisoners of War, 1861-1865. 429 vols. NA. 145 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
The records contain much duplication. The first few volumes of this series were generated by the Office of the Commissary General of Prisoners, established in July of 1862. They record all Confederate prisoners of war and political prisoners, giving name, rank, regiment or residence of each prisoner, showing the date and place of capture or arrest, and often the subsequent disposition of the prisoner. The series "Records Relating to All Prisoners" also contain compiled registers of deaths (arranged by state), applications for release, and names of prisoners released.
More extensive and detailed with respect to individual prisoners are the records arranged by prison. These consist of entries copied from rolls, reports, and returns submitted by individual prison authorities. The principal records are the basic prison registers showing arrivals, confinements, and usually dispositions of prisoners. Such ledgers typically show rank, regiment and company; date and place of capture; and the cause and date of death if the prisoner died during confinement. The auxiliary registers list prisoners confined; prisoners' personal effects; whether and when a prisoner took the oath of allegiance for purposes of gaining a parole; ledgers, correspondence, and morning reports.
Used in conjunction with a military service record telling where a prisoner was interned, these valuable records reveal a great deal about thousands of southern soldiers incarcerated in Civil War POW camps.
Mf. 1045 -- Confederate States Army Casualties: Lists and Narrative Reports, 1861-1865. NA. 7 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1046 -- Hindses Valley Baptist Church Records. Roane County, 1820-1924. 1 vol. 20 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1047 -- Union Provost Marshals' Files of Papers Relating to Individual Civilians, 1861-1866. NA. 300 reels. 16 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
The documents are arranged alphabetically by name of individual involved (note: there is a separate National Archives publication of Union Provost Marshals' Files Relating to Two or More Civilians). These documents on civilians who came into contact with the Army or its courts during the Civil War include correspondence, provost court papers, orders, passes, paroles, oaths of allegiance, transportation permits, and claims for compensation for property used or destroyed by military forces.
Mf. 1048 -- Blair and Johnson Family Scrapbooks. Roane County, 1688-1988. 4 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1049 -- Ilene J. Cornwell Collection, 1767-1920. 12 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1050 -- Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Minutes. Robertson County, 1894-1976. 8 vols. TSLA. 2 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1051 -- Land Between the Lakes Project, 1965-1969. J. Milton Henry Collection, 1800-1969. 2000 items. TSLA. 3 reels. 35 mm.
Records include business papers, cemetery and church records, correspondence, genealogical data, government and legal documents, newspaper clippings, personal interviews, photographs of historical artifacts and sites, and school records. The correspondence is primarily that of Dr. Henry for the years 1966-69. Topics discussed include Indian prehistory and artifacts, Bible records, cemeteries, Chinese laborers employed in the iron works, Civil War battles, whiskey distilleries, inventions, iron furnaces, land grants, night riders, the oil industry, post offices, schools and churches, and steamboat lore on the lower Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers. The collection also includes four letters of James Joseph Hallums (1843-1911) of the 30th Tennessee Infantry Regiment dated 1862-64 discussing Fort Donelson, the Atlanta Campaign, and prison conditions at Camp Butler, Illinois.
The collection is particularly strong as a source of information on the early iron industry in the region, timber cutting and whiskey distilling, night rider activities, and commercial steamboat traffic on the rivers.
Mf. 1052 -- J. Emerick Nagy Collection of Nashville Public Schools Papers. 20,000 items. TSLA. 26 reels. 16 mm.
Included in the collection are hundreds of letters, 1902-58; reports of various divisions of the Nashville school board; teacher and parent directories from the 1920s through the 1950s; school annuals and directories, 1906-61; teacher manuals; lists of applicants and employees; budgets; annual reports; census reports; statistics; publications; newspaper clippings; maps; and photographs. There are sketches and notes on a number of school board members, superintendents, supervisors, principals, teachers, janitors, and office employees, 1852-1954.
Nagy accumulated a great deal of material on an important early Southern school administrator, Joshua Fenton Pearl, who was Nashville 's first superintendent of public education, serving from 1854-61. The collection contains considerable source material - primary and secondary - on Nashville 's political and cultural past. See also Mf. 1136 for other Nagy papers and photographs.
Mf. 1053 -- William Burdette Papers, 1810-1964. 28 vols. TSLA. 3 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1054 -- Meriwether Lewis Scrapbook, 1774-1935. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1055 -- Lindenwood Christian Church (formerly Linden Street Christian Church) Newsletters - The Endeavor Evangel, April 5, 1903 to December 22, 1917. 15 vols. TSLA. 3 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1056 -- K. C. Hardcastle, Jr. Papers, 1899-1958. 30 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1057 -- H. S. Young Day Book. Macon County, 1858. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1058 -- Enon Association of Missionary Baptists Minutes. Macon and Smith Counties, 1850-1901. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1059 -- Wilda Allen Luttrell Collection of Obituaries. Putnam and Jackson Counties, 1965-1986. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1060 -- State Free Negro Capitation Tax Books, Charleston, South Carolina, ca 1811-1860. by Judith M. Brimelow and Michael E. Stevens. Published 1983 by South Carolina Department of Archives and History, 1983. 2 reels. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1061 -- John McIver Diary, 1780-1805. 1 vol. THS. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
During his travels through the wilderness, McIver relates his hardships and adventures. His journal is an excellent description of the day-to-day challenges faced by a working surveyor on the frontier. Business dealings brought McIver to the Middle Tennessee area, and he relates his visits with Andrew Jackson, John Donelson, and John Overton. This diary is one of the earliest pioneer documents in the holdings of the TSLA.
Mf. 1062 -- Cemetery Records, Jackson County (Tenn.), 1804-1987. 1804-1987. 1 reel. 16mm.
Mf. 1063 -- Blanch (Spurlock) Bentley Papers, 1761-1942. 300 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
There are six folders of genealogical material on the following families, most of which have Warren County connections: Archer, Argo, Armstrong, Bentley, Black, Bolling, Bonner, Bostock, Branch, Buchanan, Coffee, Cunningham, Edmondson, Eldridge, Faffar, Fisher, Garretson, Gay, Goode, Gwin, Harding, Heath, Henderson, Higgenbotham, Hoge, Laughlin, Lee, Loyd, Looney, McGee, Mitchell, Powell, Poythress, Rodgers, Rolfe, Rowan, Rust, Smartt, Sniper, Soane, Spurlock, Trent, Vaughn, Wilcher, Williams, Wilson, Woodson, and Woorsham. There are some useful sketches as well on early Tennessee immigrant roads.
Mf. 1064 -- Maxwell Baptist Church Records, Coffee County Association. Tullahoma, 1830-1889. 1 vol. SBC. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection
Mf. 1065 -- Fort Family Papers, 1710-1962. 11 vols. 300 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 16 mm.
Most of the volumes are business journals and account books of the Forts, who were prominent in the affairs of the Red River Baptist Church and the Elk Fork Academy. Correspondence concerns mainly family matters, although there is some discussion of church business, the passage to California in 1850, and Central American affairs before the Civil War. The collection includes historical sketches of the Dickinson (Dickerson) Road in Nashville, Haysborough, and the Dark-Fired Tobacco District Planter's Protective Association of KY and TN, in which members of the Fort family were active. The register includes a name index to correspondence.
Mf. 1066 -- Historical Records Survey of Tennessee Cemeteries. 800 items. TSLA. 4 reels. 16 mm.
The register includes an alphabetical listing of cemeteries by county, and geographical location of the cemetery when known. For the companion collection of the Historical Records Survey of Tennessee Churches, see Mf. 1072.
Mf. 1067 -- Federal Writer's Project Records, Tennessee, 1941. 3000 items. TSLA. 8 reels. 16 mm.
Much of this material was used in the Federal Writer's Project Guide to Tennessee. Two boxes of material were collected on the Wideness Road for a book that was never published. The collection contains material on county history, famous homes, schools, colleges, landmarks, state government, and 322 biographical sketches. The register includes a list of subjects covered and an index to the biographical sketches.
Mf. 1068 -- Dahlgren Family Papers, 1818-1934. 500 items. THS. 1 reel. 16 mm.
Mf. 1069 -- Lewis Shepherd Pope Papers, 1825-1971. 4 vols. 1500 items. TSLA. 5 reels. 16 mm.
Political correspondence is concentrated in the years 1916-38, when Pope was an active force in Tennessee politics. His letters reflect an active involvement with such figures as George L. Berry, Gordon Browning, E. W. Carmack, Jr., Prentice Cooper, E. H. Crump, James Farley, Albert Gore, Ben W. Hooper, Cordell Hull, Estes Kefauver, Hill McAlister, Jim McCord, Kenneth D. McKellar, George F. Milton, Adolph Ochs, and Austin Peay. There are letters concerning the operation of TVA, state hospitals and schools, and the investigation of state agencies and their finances, 1937-38, in which Pope played a major role.
Diaries spanning the years 1919-27 comment on gubernatorial campaigns and inaugurations, the Scopes Trial, the women's suffrage amendment, the reform of state prisons and mental hospitals, and the death of Governor Austin Peay. Election records cover Pope's campaigns in the 1920s and 1930s, as well as his efforts to gain appointment as U.S. Attorney in 1916 and U.S. Senator in 1937. Finally, there are numerous records pertaining to the extensive investigation of state government and tax collection which Pope conducted after 1937. The register includes a name index to correspondence.
Mf. 1070 -- Esmerelda (Robinson) Smith Genealogical Collection, 1738-1939. 4 vols. 100 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 16 mm.
Genealogical data is given for the following families: Adamson, Anderson, Barnes, Bartlett, Bradley, Bradshaw, Brown, Cantrell, Cardwell, Corley, Driver, England, Fite, Foutch, Gallimore, Given, Hampton, Jennings, Jones, Lack, Lancaster, Manners, Martin, Meador, Oakley, Odom, Patterson, Prichard, Reynolds, Roberts, Robinson, Simpson, Smith, Turner, Uhls, Williams, Winfree, and Yeargin.
Mf. 1071 -- Grassmere Collection, 1786-1985. 10,200 items. TSLA. 9 reels. 16 mm.
The collection consists of accounts, cards, clippings, correspondence, court records, financial documents, genealogical data, journals, land records, legal documents, maps, newspapers, notebooks, photographs, printed material, programs, tax records, and writings. A large part of the collection is correspondence. Letters from William Polk, Thomas G. Polk, Hardy Murfree, and Matthew Fontaine Maury are included, including one written by Everard Hall in 1831 giving a firsthand account of the Nat Turner slave uprising in Southhampton County, VA. There are several Civil War period letters.
In more recent years, the Croft sisters corresponded with an interesting array of public figures, intellectuals, and friends abroad. The collection includes a fairly complete set of accounts, journals, and land records detailing farm business. Elise Croft's diaries (1942-77) reveal much about her personal as well as business life. There are hundreds of photographs of Grassmere and the people who lived within its spacious confines. The collection provides an unusually complete documentary record of a large family farm over two centuries of operation. The register includes a name index to correspondence.
Mf. 1072 -- Historical Records Survey of Tennessee Churches, 1785-1942. 12,000 items. TSLA. 14 reels. 16 mm.
There are transcribed copies - some of them handwritten - of original church records from 26 Tennessee counties, ranging from 1785 to 1938, and historical sketches of many denominations and their educational institutions. The bulk of the collection is made up of church surveys, conducted by WPA field workers and containing information on each church's history and its buildings, records, and affiliations. These 1930s church surveys are arranged by county, subdivided by denomination, then ordered by the name of the congregation.
Mf. 1073 -- Yeatman-Polk Collection, 1785-1970. 60 vols. 35,000 items. TSLA. 19 reels, 18 16 mm & 1 35 mm.
The bulk of the collection is correspondence. Other records include accounts, awards, biographical and genealogical data, church records, diaries, journals, and memoirs; land records, legal documents, letterbooks, maps, and military records; newspaper clippings, oaths, obituaries, photographs, school records, scrapbooks, speeches, wills and estate papers, and writings.
The Yeatman-Polk collection is a valuable set of family papers, from both a genealogical and historical standpoint. The collection includes information about an important planter family of Middle Tennessee which was divided during the Civil War, the activities of the Western Sanitary Commission, the day-to-day operations of a large antebellum plantation, and the affairs of several of the most prominent families in Middle Tennessee. The register includes a name index to the correspondence and genealogical charts. See Mf. 1118 for additional Yeatman-Polk papers.
Mf. 1074 -- Wright W. Frost Collection, 1600-1900. 1100 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1075 -- Thomas Lawson Mabry Account Book & Ledger. Poplar Hill, 1869-1880. TSLA. 2 vols. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1076 -- Robert H. Cartmell Papers, 1849-1915. 34 vols. 16 items. TSLA. 4 reels. 35 mm.
Beginning in 1853, the diaries contain full commentaries on the nature of his farm operation, the weather, and the fluctuations of the cotton market. They contain thoughtful comments on politics and candidates for office and opinions on matters of public interest, such as the price of cotton, slavery, abolition, railroads, agricultural meetings, state fairs, prohibition, religion, secession, the Union, and conditions in Madison County during and after the Civil War. The diaries during the war years are filled with accounts of the Battle of Shiloh, Battle of Fort Donelson and the Battle of Fort Henry, and the movements of Federal armies stationed in West Tennessee as well as the treatment of civilians, and the needless destruction of property by those troops.
Except for a break from May, 1867 to January, 1879, the journals are faithfully kept and rich with information through the early years of the twentieth century. Descriptions of farming have many interesting details, and the views expressed on public affairs are both literate and well-informed. The register includes a partial name and subject index to the diaries.
Mf. 1077 -- Carrie Chapman Catt Papers, 1916-1921. 766 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
The collection is composed of accounts, correspondence, telegrams, newspaper clippings, political cartoons, and some writings. The correspondence and telegrams, written for the most part by or to Mrs. Catt, deal with lobbying and political efforts to pass the amendment through the Tennessee General Assembly. Newspaper accounts of suffrage work in Tennessee and political cartoons offer some excellent visual images of the hard-fought campaign in this state. Writings include contemporary tracts and articles composed in the heat of the 1920 struggle as well as later pieces on the Tennessee women's suffrage movement. The register includes a name index to correspondence.
Mf. 1078 -- Josephine A. Pearson Papers, 1860-1943. 3500 items. TSLA. 14 reels. 35 mm.
About one-third of the collection is correspondence. Letters generally relate to Miss Pearson's varied public activities, and prominent correspondents include A. S. Colyar, Albert B. Fall, Kenneth McKellar, and J. Percy Priest. Miss Pearson was an administrator of the Monteagle Ladies Association, the Dixie Highway Association, and president of the Tennessee State Association Opposed to the Woman Suffrage (Susan B. Anthony) Amendment. It was her role as a tireless opponent of women's suffrage that lends special significance to Josephine Pearson and her papers. The writings, broadsides, speeches, photographs, and press releases from the 1920 battle in her home state over ratification shed considerable light on the beliefs and tactics of southern women who opposed woman suffrage. The collection contains significant visual material on the suffrage battle, and the papers are a useful counterpoint to the papers of her arch-rival, Carrie Chapman Catt (Mf. 1077). The register includes a name index to correspondence.
Mf. 1079 -- Holt Family Papers, 1800-1916. 1500 items. TSLA. 4 reels. 35 mm.
Mf. 1080 -- Tennessee Historical Society Miscellaneous Files, 1742-1959 (T-200). 15 vols. 5400 items. THS. 15 reels. 35 mm.
Mf. 1081 -- Jack Knox Correspondence, 1938-1980. 250 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1082 -- Harper Family Genealogical Data, 1807-1988. 3 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1083 -- Chipley Family Genealogical Data, 1800-1988. 3 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1084 -- The Confederate Soldier in the Civil War: A Complete History of the Foundation and Formation of the Confederacy. Ben La Bree, Editor. 1894 edition. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1085 -- Wesley Circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church, Memphis Quarterly Conference Minutes, 1826-1865. 350 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1086 -- "War of 1812 Papers" of the Department of State, 1789-1815. NA. 7 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1087 -- Correspondence ("Top Secret") of the Manhattan Engineer District, 1942-1946. NA. 4 reels. 35 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
In his role as military administrator of the Manhattan Project, Groves supervised several laboratories and field installations in producing an atomic bomb. One of the main links in the chain of production was the Clinton Engineer Works at Oak Ridge. Virtually overnight, a city of 50,000 was created by the influx of scientists and workers into this formerly remote locale. The Manhattan Project closed out its administrative functions some eighteen months after the dropping of bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and many of its operations were taken over by the new Atomic Energy Commission.
The correspondence is primarily to or from General Groves and his principal subordinates such as Colonel Kenneth D. Nichols, the District Engineer at Oak Ridge. Subject matter relates to technical, scientific, and fiscal problems; preparations for the actual bombing of Japan; intelligence activities; measures taken against Nazi nuclear development; and relations with Allied powers in nuclear affairs. These records were reviewed and declassified between 1973 and 1979.
Mf. 1088 -- "Looking Back at Tennessee " Photograph Collection, 1865-1981. 7700 items. TSLA. 4 reels. 16 mm.
The photographs are arranged by the name of the county where they were copied, and are cross-referenced if the picture was taken elsewhere. The pictures are grouped by subject areas such as agriculture/landscape, crime, disasters, public events, recreation/entertainment, religion, towns and cities, and folk customs. Images record early automobiles, baptisms and revivals, Civilian Conservation Corps camps, Civil War veterans' reunions, floods, train wrecks, moonshine stills, mule days, festivals, executions, mattress stuffings, steamboats, threshing, Tom Thumb weddings, picnics, courting couples, miners and sharecroppers, and hundreds of other subjects and scenes.
The "Looking Back at Tennessee " collection is a significant visual resource that preserves a photographic record of ways of life, work, and play that have largely disappeared. The register includes a partial subject index.
Mf. 1089 -- Upper Cumberland Medical Society Minutes, 1894-1917. 1 vol. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1090 -- Thomas Perkins Henderson Papers, 1795-1960. 50.84 cubic feet. TSLA. 33 reels. 16mm.
As previously mentioned, Thomas Henderson took a leading role in the political world, especially during the 1920's and 1930's. The information on the Election of 1928 is quite exhaustive. The political material found in the collection is important for it details the history of the Democratic Party during the first three decades of the twentieth century. Also important is the information available on Alfred E. Smith and his influence in the South.
One of the fascinating aspects of the collection is the military collection as it includes clippings and articles dealing with Henderson and his friends attempt to kidnap the Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, along with his letters written from the battlefields of France. Henderson was involved in the American Legion, the Thirtieth Division, and the Franklin County Draft Board during World War II.
Mf. 1091 -- Tennessee Historical Society Civil War Collection, 1860-1982. 400 items. THS. 2 reels. 35 mm.
Over half of the collection is wartime correspondence. Letters from both Union and Confederate soldiers speak of camp life, soldiering experiences in the Virginia campaigns and with General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, and of experiences in prison at Camps Douglas and Morton. Among the more prominent correspondents are Governor Isham Harris of Tennessee, General Joseph E. Johnston, and Confederate Secretary of War LeRoy Pope Walker.
Mf. 1092 -- Mansfield Banton Brown Diaries, 1867-1880. TSLA. 1 reel. 35mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1093 -- Curry Funeral Home Records. Lake and Dyer Counties, 1913-1986. 73 vols. TSLA. 8 reels. 16 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1094 -- First Lutheran Church Records. Nashville, 1859-1957. 4 vols. 300 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 16 mm. Microfilm Only Collection.
Mf. 1095 -- Tennessee Historical Society Miscellaneous Volumes, 1805-1918. THS. 2 reels. 35 mm.
Mf. 1096 -- Albert F. Ganier, Sr. Papers, 1786-1965. 800 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1097 -- Stony Creek Baptist Church Records. Carter County, 1841-1873. 2 vols. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1098 -- John Berrien Lindsley Papers, 1822-1897. 3 vols. 12 items. TSLA. 1 reel. 35 mm.
Mf. 1099 -- Ladies Hermitage Association Collection of Andrew Jackson Papers, 1780-1921. 330 items. TSLA. 4 reels. 35 mm.
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Honeycomb Shades - Cellular ShadesHoneycombs, also known as cellulars, provide a soft, warm feel to any room. They also greatly improve the energy efficiency of your home, making them an excellent eco-friendly choice. But there's a lot more to them than that.
Lift Systems
No matter the type of honeycomb window treatment you choose, you have a lot of options on how they operate. There is a lift system for every style and lifestyle. Here are your options:
Continuous Cord Loop – A continuous cord loop is great for raising and lowering large honeycomb window treatments. It helps keep it even and balanced. All treatments with a continuous cord loop will come with a cord tensioner already attached. You simply screw it into the wall and make sure the cord or metal chain is taut. When installed correctly, the cord tensioner eliminates many window covering cord dangers, making this type of lift system great if you have small children and pets in your home.
Cordless – If you prefer to avoid cords completely, go cordless. Cordless honeycombs are modern and clean, and they're entirely child-safe. To lift and lower them, all you have to do is push up and pull down on the bottom rail. It really is that easy.
Motorization – To take the cordless lift system one step further, opt for motorized honeycombs. With a touch of a button, you can raise and lower them, making it perfect for hard-to-reach windows, if you have young children in the house, or if you or a loved one has mobility restrictions. Just like the cordless lift system, motorized honeycombs are sleek, modern, and have clean design lines.
Top Down/Bottom Up – One of the most unique lift systems we offer for our honeycombs is the top down/bottom up. You can lower them from the top so you get all that beautiful natural light coming through. And you can keep the bottom closed so you can retain your privacy. Or raise and lower however you'd like to create the perfect balance.
Cordless Top Down/Bottom Up - Combine the best upgrades for a one-of-a-kind window treatment - a cordless lift system that works from the top and from the bottom.
Trishade - The Trishade option is available on the Premier line of honeycombs. This feature gives you a 3-in-1 window covering that includes a honeycomb, a top down/bottom up, and one with sheer pleats.
Cordless Top Down/Bottom Up - Combine the best upgrades for a one-of-a-kind window treatment - a cordless lift system that works from the top and from the bottom.
Trishade - The Trishade option is available on the Premier line of honeycombs. This feature gives you a 3-in-1 window covering that includes a honeycomb, a top down/bottom up, and one with sheer pleats.
Cell Sizes and Styles
Cell sizes and styles vary by product, and because we have so many honeycomb window coverings available, you have a lot of options. The cell sizes range from as small as 3/8" to as big as 3/4". Generally, the smaller the window, the smaller the cell size should be. However, that isn't always the case.
When it comes to cell styles, you can choose from single cell or double cell. Honeycombs with single cells are great for narrow windowsills and large windows because they're lightweight. The double cells offer the best insulation, saving you money on energy costs.
Not sure which size or style is right for your home? Read this blog post on choosing the right cell size for honeycombs.
Light Filtering and Blackout Fabrics
One of the many great things about cellular window fashions is your choice of light filtering and blackout fabrics. Choose light filtering if you enjoy natural light coming through your windows. Light filtering honeycombs give your space a warm glow, letting in the perfect amount of sunlight.
Blackout honeycombs are perfect for bedrooms, media rooms, home theaters, and baby nurseries. If you're looking for the best in energy efficiency, blackout honeycombs are it. Can't decide between light filtering and blackout? Now you don't have to. The ½" Day/Night Cordless Cellulars are the perfect solution. You get two products in one – light filtering and blackout. And switching between the two fabrics is simple.
Scotchgard Protector
Many of our honeycombs now have the Scotchgard Protector option available. This means these honeycombs are resistant to stains, spills, dirt, and grime. If something does get on them, simply rinse them in the sink and pat dry. And that's it! Your honeycombs will stay looking as good as new.
Designer Collections
Looking for designer-worthy honeycombs? Then you'll love the two designer collections we offer – the @Home Collection and the Good Housekeeping Collection.
@Home Collection – This is Carriann Johnson's, well-known HGTV designer, window covering collection. Her honeycombs come in a variety of prints, colors, and high quality fabric, so you can find the perfect look and style for your home.
Good Housekeeping Collection – Backed by the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, this window covering collection offers some of the best honeycombs. In this case, a trusted name will give you peace of mind. These high-quality honeycombs will complement your design and your décor seamlessly.
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Anything in your messages file ?
and check your refreshrates and your default ColorDepth in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
just did an install of debian woody. not too sure of the right order of things but this is how i did this. after installing the base system from cd i configured apt-get from ftp.
i then installed xfree 86, then x-window-system. i ran xf86config during the setup of x. i installed kde and gnome.
but....when i try to run "X" or startx i get:
"Fatal error, no screen found"
is this a vidoe driver issue? if so because i havent installed Nvidia drivers nor do i know how to in debian. i only see the tarball's and rpm on nvidia's site. any idea what my fix is?
Anything in your messages file ?
and check your refreshrates and your default ColorDepth in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
I have two wild guesses that might help you track down the solution:"Fatal error, no screen found"
1. export DISPLAY=":0.0"
Maybe your $DISPLAY env variable is not set and it doesn't like that.
2. Check your XFree86 config file and make sure that it has a default screen size & resolution defined (it should, if you ran the X configuration script).
hi SD,
i am guesisng your /etx/X11/XF86config file is messed up. here is mine, it does have stuff for the nvidia drivers, change "driver nvidia" to "driver nv" and uncomment the GLcore stuff and dri stuff for default settings
hey thanx for the replies. even though i specified names(monitor, vid card) when i ran xf86config, they werent there when i went to have a look.(default, it said) anyhow, i got it down to where it says "screen found, but no usable configuration"
im thinking maybe becasue i dont have the right vertical refresh and horiz. sync? *i dont know them from this monitor. its a sun microsystems 19" and i dont have the manual. *could i use all or part of my xf86config-4 from my mandrake system? just a thought. ok, i just printed it out and im gonna get back at it to try some more. should i have NOT used debconf during the install?
hey, with some help from a friend it was the line:
option "use FBDev" "True"
this friggin line had to be commented out in order to get X to run. im now posting this successfull with mozilla on X. too bad i have no clue how to maximize the browser! hehe. now if i can get kde and gnome up and running i might be happy and start getting some serious use with debian!
I believe that you only have the base XF86 packages installed, but no servers. Try apt-getting the xserver-xfree86 package (this is 4.1.) I've had this problem before, and I think this was the solution.
Did you solve the problem?
I had the same problem last night with woody. I couldn't install the nvidia drivers, tried a few different things. I persisted wihtout them and found that when running "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86" that the use kernel framebuffer device needed to be switched off ie, selected as no. I used the nv driver and all is well. I also installed wmaker, plus the xservers. HAven't got KDE2 working yet though.
Hope all is well now Bill, I installed the nvidia.com drivers on Woody and Slack over the weekend. Just download the tarballs:
and do the following:
cp NVIDIA* /usr/local
tar xvzf NVIDIA_kernel.tar.gz
tar xvzf NVIDIA_GLX.tar.gz
cd NVIDIA_kernel
make install
cd ../NVIDIA_GLX
make install
open /etc/X11/XF86Config-4. Uncomment the
Load * * *"glx"
line and change the driver line from nv to nvidia like so:
Section "Device"
* * *Identifier * * *"NVIDIA"
* * *Driver * * * * * *"nvidia"
* * *VideoRam * * *32000
That's it, restart X


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One hour of total Thriller! Join the Zombies of Austin on the scariest night of the year and dance it out in this ever popular graveyard dance.
Ahhh…the 80's…
I remember the birth of MTV in 1981. Music videos have come a long way, but over three decades later Michael Jackson's Thriller just doesn't go away. In fact, it remains the bestselling album of all time, with 72 million in worldwide sales. Wow! And then there's Thrill The World, an annual worldwide attempt to break the Largest Simultaneous Dance with Michael Jackson's Thriller. And I just found out that the Library of Congress added Thriller to its National Film Registry in 2009, the first music video in their registry. And did you know that the video won for Best Performance Video, Best Choreography, and Viewers Choice at the first MTV Video Music Awards in 1984.
How's that for a little trivia? Needless to say, Thriller remains a popular favorite. What could be better than combining Michael Jackson, dance, and zombies for Halloween
Halloween just wouldn't be Halloween without this ghoulish anthem.
If you're a Michael Jackson fan, love Thriller, love to dance, or want to be a part of this "mob" of zombies, STOP! Take note! Save the dates!
- Thriller choreography will be taught prior to Halloween at Ballet Austin's Butler Community School during Videodance™ classes October 16 – 30. Videodance™ is held every Tuesday & Thursday night from 7:30-8:30pm.
- If you attend any or all of the Videodance™ classes October 16 – 30 you will be invited to participate in a surprise (and secret) Ballet Austin BCS flash mob on Saturday night, October 27. Email me if you're interested! firstname.lastname@example.com
- Halloween Thriller Dance Party! Just want to dance it with a bunch of zombies? Head over to Ballet Austin for a special Thriller hour of dance. Halloween night, October 31 from 8:30pm to 9:30pm. Just maybe you can take it to the streets at the end of the hour! Wear your Halloween costume to the class on the 31st and get $12 off the regular $17 single class rate. Just $5 for an hour of Zombie fun!
Ballet Austin is on the corner of 3rd and San Antonio. Will we see you there?
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Lucis Trust / Service Activities / World Goodwill / Key concepts / International Unity
International Unity
International Unity
The sons of men are one and I am one with them.
Let pain bring due reward of light and love.
Let vision come and insight.
The Challenge of International Unity
"Unity and right human relations--individual, communal, national and international--can be brought about by the united action of the men and women of goodwill in every country."
The key to humanity's trouble has been to take and not to give, to accept and not share, to grasp and not to distribute. This is contrary to all accepted standards of behaviour in an increasingly interdependent world.
We have repeatedly been shown where the true values lie, but humanity has never lived up to the teaching given it. Spiritual impression, constantly conveyed by the great spiritual leaders through the ages, has not been adequately expressed in the lives of the people. They do not practice what they know; they fail to apply their information; they short circuit the light; they do not discipline themselves; greedy desire and unlawful ambition control, and not the inner knowledge. To put it scientifically and from the esoteric angle: spiritual impression has been interrupted, and there has been interference with the divine circulatory flow. It is the task of world servers to restore this flow and to stop this interference.
The immediate problem with which all nations are faced is that of gradually offsetting hate and distrust and initiating the new techniques of trained, imaginative, creative and practical goodwill.
World Perspective
People think today in planetary terms. They are aware of events in far distant countries; they are no longer the slaves of blind instinct, nor are they impelled to action by the momentary reactions of the physical body. They are capable of foresight, of careful and intelligent planning, and of organised cooperation. They have the needed psychological insight which will benefit their plans and purposes, and which will involve extended relationships with others, both within the immediate social and economic group and with those upon the other side of the world.
The Economic Problem
In considering the preservation of peace, it becomes immediately apparent that peace, security and world stability are primarily tied up with world economic factors. Where there is uneven distribution of the world's riches and where there is a situation in which some nations have, or take, everything and other nations lack even the necessities of life, it is obvious that here is a trouble-breeding factor which demands attention. The whole problem is aggravated by the post-war "population explosion," which needs special control measures. When there is freedom from want, one of the major causes of war will disappear. World unity and peace, therefore, should be primarily considered from the economic angle.
All these groups are still making their presence felt; the reactionary groups, because they have power through money or high place in their governments; the ideologists because they are meeting the need of differing types of mind who see the necessity for change and look for an imposed ideology to bring it about; and the inchoate masses, through the increasing momentum of their recognised need and their gradual awakening to things as they are. All these factors produce the present disorders, and condition the deliberations of the United Nations. Though there is no major war, there is no peace, no security, and no immediate hope of either so long as the development of nuclear weapons continues.
Spiritual Welfare
The reason for the corrupt politics and the selfish, ambitious planning of so many who wield power in positions of responsibility can be found in the fact that spiritually minded men and women have not assumed--as their spiritual duty and responsibility--the leadership of the people. They have left the power in the wrong hands and permitted the selfish and the undesirable to lead.
Humanity's Awakening
In the present outcry against world conditions, everything is being dragged out into the light of day; abuses are being "shouted from the housetops," as the Christ prophesied they would be. As people awaken to the facts and begin to think and plan for the future, they are aware of undischarged responsibilities. Their consciences trouble them; they are conscious of inequality of opportunity, of grave abuses, of the entrenched distinctions between individuals and the factor of racial and national discriminations; they question their own individual goals as well as national planning.
The steps that humanity takes today will condition the new age and determine our destiny. Will it be a destiny of annihilation, of a planetary war, of worldwide famine and pestilence, of nation rising against nation and of the complete collapse of all that makes life worth living?
Sharing of Resources
Today men and women everywhere -- in high places and in low, in every nation, community and group -- are presenting a vision of right human relations which must constitute the standard for the future of humanity. In politics, there are statesmen who are endeavouring to guide their people wisely but have as yet too much with which to contend.
None of this will, however, take place until the nations begin to talk in terms of humanity as a whole and not in terms of boundaries, of technical objectives and fears; in terms of the bargaining value of oil or coal, or in the language of mistrust and suspicion.
Guide Lines for Action
There is no counsel of perfection to give the world, or any solution which will carry immediate relief. It can, however, be said that to the spiritual leaders of the race certain lines of action seem right and to guarantee constructive attitudes:
The Work of the Men and Women of Goodwill
It is through the steady, consistent and organised work of the men and women of goodwill throughout the world that world unity is being brought about. At present, such people are in process of organising and are apt to feel that the work to be done is so stupendous and the forces arrayed against them are so great that their efforts are useless to break down the barriers of greed and hate with which they are confronted. They realise that there is, as yet. an inadequately sustained use of the principle of goodwill -- which holds the solution to the world problem. They have, as vet, no idea of the numerical strength of those who are thinking as they do. They ask themselves the same questions which are agitating the minds of people everywhere: How can order be restored? How can there be a fair distribution of the world's resources? How can true religion be resurrected and the ways of true spiritual living govern the hearts of men and women? How can a prosperity be established which will be the result of unity, peace and plenty?


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openbox features are nicer and it is not buggy like fluxbox is. for me anyway. as soon as flux hit the 1.1x range it just would not work very well for me at all. people rave about the tabs but honestly they started to annoy me to no end.
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Two Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen softball players received All-Conference honors this week for their play during the 2012 season.
FPC freshman infielder Lucinda Ponce was named First Team All-Conference and All-Region after hitting .404 with 15 doubles and 10 home runs with 36 RBIs.
FPC sophomore outfielder Janelle Smith was named to the Honorable Mention All-Conference team. Smith had a .354 batting average with eight doubles, and three home runs with 33 RBIs.
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If you are extending an offering of intercultural friendship and highlighting the potential for taking advantage of shared interests, you could do worse than maple syrup and pancakes.
A package containing the syrup, along with some all-purpose flour from North Country Farms and a letter of introduction from Jefferson County, began its journey last week to Alxa League, a Chinese prefecture on the border of Mongolia.
The letter, which is addressed to Alxa Congress Vice Director Zhizhong Zhang, invites representatives from the prefecture to visit Jefferson County at their earliest convenience to explore the business expansion opportunities offered by the countys proximity to Canada. It is signed by Jefferson County Board of Legislators Chairwoman Carolyn D. Fitzpatrick, R-Watertown.
That expansion potential will serve well as a gateway for businesses within your community that are seeking to broaden their respective operations overseas with a win-win job creation potential for residents in each of our respective communities, the letter reads.
Hounsfield economic development coordinator Peter B. Bryant, who spent more than 35 years working in and around China, has been instrumental in spurring county officials to reach out to Alxa League.
Mr. Bryant said he approached Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency CEO Donald C. Alexander with the idea after meeting with James Ma, a Chinese businessman who has purchased several properties in St. Lawrence County.
Mr. Bryant and Mr. Ma formed a relationship based on discussions about education. Mr. Ma purchased the former Academy at Ivy Ridge in the town of Oswegatchie with an eye toward turning it into an English-as-a-second-language school.
James Ma has a great affection for the north country, Mr. Bryant said, adding that a relationship between Jefferson County and the Alxa league would be mutually beneficial.
We are a global society, he said.
Mr. Alexander said the idea and letter are merely exploratory.
Weve extended the hand. We might get a handshake or something less than that, Mr. Alexander said.
Calling the idea of becoming a sister county with Alxa league, along the lines of Sister Cities International, a bit premature, Mrs. Fitzpatrick said that she nonetheless wants to show the countys support for some of the economic development ideas advanced by the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency and Mr. Bryant.
Certainly we need to keep our options open, she said.
Alxa League and Jefferson County have more in common than you might expect, according to Mr. Bryant.
They are not far from each other in terms of latitude and are both heavily rural with an emphasis on raising livestock. They also both border other countries.
Alxa League is situated at the westernmost part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and comprises three banners, or counties, including Left Banner, Right Banner and Ejina Banner, according to its website.
It contains 23 townships, 190 villages and boasts the largest land mass 167,770 miles and smallest population 200,000 in Inner Mongolia.
It is home to Dongfeng Space Station, Chinas earliest and largest launching test centers for satellites and missiles and the countrys first spacecraft launch base, according to the Alxa League website.
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An English version of the Alxa League website can be viewed at http://www.als.gov.cn/en/.
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Carbon County's planning commission met Tuesday and board members considered a proposal for a subdivision near Scofield Reservoir.
The first phase of Scofield Estates involves a 29-lot development on the west side of the reservoir.
Several people from the development corporation attended the meeting, but Alan Christensen presented the proposed project to the planning commission.
"Since we first presented this to you, there have been some changes," explained Christensen. "We have changed some of the frontages, changed where the water tank will be located so it will be closer to the well site and have designated maximum amount of irrigation area any homesite can have so that water can be conserved. Also we have designated any outside irrigation has to be of the drip type."
Commission member Lynna Topolovec indicated she was concerned about one covenant that specified homeowers would be discouraged from filling in any existing natural drainage.
"Personally I think that it should specify they can't fill them in, not just discourage it," she stated.
Christensen felt there would be no problem in specifying thatnatural drainages not be filled.
"We are putting in the culverts for roads we are construction so I seen no problem with specifying that," said Christensen.
Richard Tatton, commission chair, voiced concern about the septic systems that are specified on the lots.
"I realize that you have done percolation tests on sites in each lot. But what if a resident doesn't want to put their septic system in that area?" asked Tatton.
If a homeowner doesn't like the place the developer denoted as the septic tank site, the individual can move it, replied Christensen.
"But they must do the percolation tests on that site to be sure it will work right," said Christensen.
Individual lots have stand pipes for fire suppression. But the covenants pointed out that no one can guarantee fire crews will respond.
"Scofield will respond if they can. But they can't guarantee anything," commented Christensen.
County building and zoning director Dave Levanger pointed out that the stand pipes in the subdivision had to supply more pressure than the 25 pounds per square inch noted. He said state statutes now required 40 psi. Christensen said developers could change that by moving the water tank farther up the hill.
Robert Welch, a planning panel member, asked where the well was going to be located.
Christensen pointed out it would be near the road going up Pondtown Creek. Welch was concerned about the pad size for drilling and the requirements for the well.
"Every water company must have a resource protection program approved by the state," explained Carbon Commissioner Mike Milovich.
The commissioner represents the county on the panel.
The planning board voted for preliminary approval of the subdivision with an amendment requiring that covenants spell out that lot owners cannot fill in or impede the natural drainages on their property.
Acting on unrelated business matters, the planning board members:
Approved conditional use permits for five gas wells proposed by Phillips Petroleum. Three of the wells are southwest of Kilfoyle, one just north of Four Mile Hill west of SR10 and one just south of Ridge Road and east of Upper Miller Creek Road.
The two biggest concerns with the wells were run off and noise, considering they are fairly close to residential areas.
Jean Semborski of Phillips explained that all the pads had ponds which would contain any runoff from the well sites.
In an attempt to minimize the effects associated with the noise generated by the drilling operations, the planning commission has continually tried to keep the wells at locations at least one-quarter of a mile away from private residences.
"I am concerned about homeowners in the area being informed," said Topolovec. "When the wells were put in Carbonville, we made sure the residents were informed. We have allowed a 55 decibel level for noise from the site in wells that are far away from houses."
"But now that these wells are getting closer to residences, I think we need to look at this differently," pointed out the county planning board member.
Representing Phillips at the planning panel meeting, attorney Nick Sampinos pointed out that, in the cases where the drilling sites are close to homes, the company places buildings over the well heads.
"The initial drilling can be somewhat noisy, but that is for a very short period of time," indicated Sampinos. "As for the long-term, the company builds a shed over the pumps."
Semborski pointed out that well units installed after the drilling phase are quiet operations.
The members of the county planning panel granted the conditional use permits, provided Phillips contacts home owners about the activity that will be going on in the area.
Agreed to a zone change from critical environment one to CE-2 for two wells west of the old town site of Hiawatha provided the company continually monitor the sites for any kind of pollution problems that may arise with nearby Miller Creek.
Approved a four lot minor subdivision on the north loop of Coal Creek Road at the request of Glen Wells.
Approved a zone change for some other property on Coal Creek Road owned by Mark Donathan. The property was approved to be changed from RR-2.5 to C-2 to accommodate Donathan's parking of construction equipment that is idle when not being used on a work site.
In addition, the issue of the fairgrounds intersection was included on the planning board's meeting agenda.
At the county planning committee meeting in July, Kay Burton from the State and Institutional Trust Lands Administration presented a number of options for intersection changes in the area.
The matter is of interest to SITLA because the state agency is developing an industrial park west of Fairgrounds Road.
At the July meeting, the options were explored. When the idea of a "roundabout" was introduced, the county board's members planned to hear a proposal on the extended option.
However, the proposal did not materialize so the county's planning board members decided to go with one of the original options.
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Currently state policymakers are taking a second look at working conditions as means to increased teacher retention and student achievement. According to the U.S. Department of Education's National Center on Education Statistics 2004-2005 Follow-up Report on Teacher Attrition and Mobility, in 2000-01, 32% of teachers in public schools reported that they moved to a new school due to dissatisfaction with workplace conditions. Teachers cite a lack of support and poor working conditions among the primary factors for leaving. Other research shows that teachers who leave dissatisfied do so not only because of poor salaries, but due to poor administrative support, lack of faculty influence, intrusions on teaching, and no opportunities for advancement.
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Annie Thorp, of Estero, landed this needlefish on July 4 along Bonita Beach.
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Caroline Detrick caught this nice grouper on the Lady Brett on July 2 after the winds calmed down from Tropical Storm Debbie.
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This presentation by Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs was presented on July 29, 2011, at Mises University, sponsored by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama.
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Gregory speaks on Nullify Now, sponsored by the Foundation for a Free Society and the Amendment Center, about the topic of Habeas Corpus and the importance of this critical idea in maintaining a free society.
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Recorded: Saturday, May 7, 2011
Originally aired 5/7/11 on New Media UFM. Robert Higgs, Senior Fellow in Political Economy at the Independent Institute, receives an honorary doctoral degree in the social sciences (Doctados Honoris Causa Ciencias Sociales) from Francisco Marroquín University in Guatemala.
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Originally aired 5/6/11 on New Media UFM. Robert Higgs, Senior Fellow in Political Economy at the Independent Institute, speaks at a ceremony to honor graduates from Francisco Marroquín University in Guatemala