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The idea of using ultra-long exposures to erase a crowd from a picture is apealing at times. The question is how long is long enough? Assuming the people are moving around and not standing still.
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The idea of using ultra-long exposures to erase a crowd from a picture is apealing at times. The question is how long is long enough? Assuming the people are moving around and not standing still.
Why not consider multiple exposures to eliminate people. Open the shutter when there are no people in the scene and close it when there are. All you have to do is keep a record of the time exposed in your head, it can be fun. With a little patience you can be creative and have ghosts almost where you wish. Also, if a person is walking across the scene they are unlikely to register but if the are walking toward or away from the camera they will register albeir slightly blurred.
Hmmmmm........ That is almost like asking how long a person's legs need to be.
Outside of doing some test polaroids for each shot, I'd say the best way to go would be to go with the longest exposure you can. The idea being that you'd would be going well past the limit where people show up. Kind of like stopping all the way down to ensure an object is in focus.
That said, all the images I have seen that manage this trick are VERY long exposures. Like 10-40 minutes.
It also seems to me (and take this with a grain of salt as I have never done this), that you need the right type of crowd for this to work.
The principal at work here is pretty much the same as dodging in the darkroom. The dodging wand moves around enough that you don't see it on the print.
This won't work though if the wand stays put or is used for too long. At some point it will leave a noticable shadow.
This would seem to apply to crowds.
If one person stands still long enough, they will show up. Likewise, if there are too many people, you won't be able to get the proper exposure for the area they are in. And by this I mean a New York City sidewalk at Christmas type of crowd.
This is of course all relative to your exposure time. If you had an exposure time of say 10 hours the image would able to tolerate more "standers" and a larger crowd.
What you need to do is figure out the limits here and sort of predict the behavior of people. Not easy to do. Which is why I would suggest using the longer exposures when possible. I seem to recall seeing an image of the interior of York Minster taken with a LF camera. It is a gorgeous B/W image of I think the nave. Anyway, the photographer used something like a 40 minute exposure time. Very long. And people did walk through the picture. But the timing was long enough to "erase" them. Now I have been to York Minster several times. People tend to "meander" there. Sort of a slow stroll through the place. Similar to what they do when in a museum. So I'm guessing that 40 minutes will get rid of most passersby. Unless they are VERY determined to stay put. http://apug.org/forum/html/emoticons/smile.gif
Of ocurse 40 minutes is a VERY long time and you would need some serious ND filtering for most situations. I am not sure if any ND filters were used in the image I described, although windows were visible in it, so I'd imagine that some filter must have been done. Even if the image was taken in darkest winter in Yorkshire (which is VERY dark). I would expect that in most situations you'd need to do some sort of filtering.
One thing you might want to try is pacing out the area to be shot ahead of time with the crowd. In other words figure out what will be in the image and walk with the crowd to approximate the average amount of time the average person is "in" the frame. You could do this by following someone in the viewfinder, but that might be difficult. Walk the scene, then double your time. Figure that is the longest average time someone will be in the frame. Then work from there. This might be helpful if you need to figure out the best time and don't have an ND 25X on hand.
Obviously this will depend on the scene that you are wanting to photograph. If this is a street scene, what objects are within the scene that will cause an individual to become distracted, stop, and observe. If there is nothing then the time would obviously be less then if one were within an art gallery or a museum for instance. Once you have decided what the scene is and what the propensity of peoply stopping within the scene, I would then meter a white cloth in the lighting conditions that I wanted to photograph in. I would place this value on below a zone I placement and I would then make a selection of film and ND filtration to give me the time that I had determined. Don't forget reciprocity considerations in your calculations since they will alter the actual exposure calculation by several stops at the very least. If my memory serves me correct, I seem to remember those examples of this technique that I have encountered used slow films and ND3 filtration.
I did some math. Between a 3.0 ND filter, a #8 yellow, F/22 and the added time for failure I get about 15minutes for a sunny day. I'm guessing that would be a pretty good test of my bellows and how well made my homemade lensboards are.
You know what it's like in the city. People are always around but they usually are moving.
If your math is correct, (I didn't check it not knowing what film you were using), it would seem to me that the likelihood of gaining exposure of a moving pedestrian would be very small.
The other consideration that has not been addressed in your calculations is will this give you the proper exposure of the scene that you are wanting to photograph?
I just used sunny/16 to get a rough idea of what it would take. Agfa claims 3stops needed to correct for the long exposure. It would seem the smart thing would be to bring a couple of different ND filters. A cloudy day might take forever using the ND 3.0 filter.
can't add anything to the above but I'll add a little story about a exercise I did the other day.
I was taking a pinhole picture of my car and I decided to pretend to wash it during the 2 minute exposure. I wandered around the car waving my arm around pretending to wash the car (which in fat I had just done!) which covered about 1min 45secs by the time I wandered in and out of the scene to cover the pinhole. In the resulting image, I only appear in one area where I figure I must have lingered a lot longer than the rest of the time. I'm going to try this again but will have to balance the exposure with the time I take to 'wash' the car a bit better! The overall exposure was good (it was a sunny day) so I guess I'll have to try it on an overcast day to lengthen the total exposure and give me more time to slow my movement down.
You have probably seen the very earliest of photographs made by people like Henry Fox Talbot and Neipce. They often showed urban scenes completely devoid of human presence. this was not by design but due to the fact that the speed of the emulsion used was equivalent of 1/2 to 2 asa. Coupled with probably some very small apertures for a large plate camera and you had exposures hours long.
Interestingly enough, I was browsing through the most resent issue of Camera Arts at the book store and there was an article about Chip Foreli (sp) and some of his techniques. One image he used a ND filter to reduce exposure by 13(!) stops. He was trying to get a night time effect during the daytime. I don't recall the exact length of the exposure but it was probably several minutes. I would imagine that would eliminate any moving people from recording on the film.


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Hi! I recently bought a dark brown saddle, and am looking for nice-quality leathers, and a bridle.
If someone has a brown leather or neoprene girth in a 50 to 54, I may consider it. I know the local tack store has a girth I've used before in black, for sale in brown, so I can just pick one up there, but if someone in HGS has one... all the better!
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I have a dark brown bridle for sale. It's a Camelot Gold, boughten in July of this year. I only use it for lunging my horse and I've only ridden with it maybe 5 times. It's horse sized and in really good shape. I'm only selling in because my horse needs an oversized. $45 buyer pays shipping o.b.o
I'll upload more/better pics later. My internet's being extremely slow right now.
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Here are some more pics, sorry for the bad quality. Matching reins will come with the bridle...I just have different one on right now.
Sorry, $45 for that bridle just isn't reasonable to me. I can get one with a flash for $45 new. Thanks, though!
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Tatiana Levin (10/1/2015 6:34:00 PM)
I picked this poem as final words on the funeral of.... my beloved baby.... I wish he could hear me .... But i know he feels me and my crying loving heart will forever stay with him.. (Report) Reply
A Crowley (6/7/2015 3:29:00 PM)
E. E. Cummings has to have some of the sweetest love poems. He writes of a person that has made him feel comforted. He will never be alone, he has another soul to keep him company.
I think everyone seeks a love so deep. This love is one that you cannot imagine being without in your life. It's a precious existence, with the one you love. Edward Estlin Cummings has chosen to capture it in a poem. He wanted to keep it for longer than his skin would let him. (Report) Reply
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I'm sure Edward's poems are awesome :) but what I don't understand is why they let us see plenty of other famous poets' works, but not this one: | (Report) Reply
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i love this poem..very touching, i read it over and over that i know it by heart now.. (Report) Reply
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I just watched the movie also In Her Shoes...as Debra had heard it there, so did I. If Edward Cummings were alive..Is thank him, and he would know how many peoples lives it continues to touch. I'm passing it on to a friend I had to leave because of his addictions. The poem reminds me of him and it breaks my heart because I carry his heart with me. (Report) Reply
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I first heard this poem while watching In Her Shoes' and immediately bought another copy of the movie and sent it to my sister who was living in Calfornia, (I live in Louisiana) . My sister had been battling with cancer for many years and this poem expressed my love for her just beautifully and it was my birthday present to her. I went to move her last November to her daughter's home in Texas & we watched the movie together, she loved the poem. She & her daughter & son-in-law came to my home for Christmas & she passed away on Christmas Eve in her sleep. I had a friend read the poem at her funeral. It still brings tears to my eyes when I read it. It holds such beauty in every line. (Report) Reply
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I love the poem...it is very touching and I read it over and over again....a good poem (Report) Reply
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This poem is powerful. I heard it on ER and was moved to tears. I am getting married in October and this poem captures my feelings for the man I am marrying. (Report) Reply
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This poem is very endearing; though not my favorite by E.E. Cummings. (Report) Reply
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From NPR's "All Things Considered" (November 19, 2013)
Short Speech Still Resonates: The Gettysburg Address Turns 150
Tuesday marks the 150th Anniversary of the Gettysburg address. President Abraham Lincoln delivered these 278 words at the Dedication of the Cemetery at Gettysburg. Melissa Block talks with Civil War historian Harold Holzer about the address... [listen here]
From The Journal News (November 13, 2013)
Chronicling Lincoln@Gettysburg
Rye historian Harold Holzer, the author of dozens of books on Abraham Lincoln, has an abiding interest in the words the president used. Lincoln the Executive, Lincoln the Lawyer, Lincoln the Teller of Tales. But Holzer has an abiding appreciation for Lincoln the wordsmith. Take, for example, the Gettysburg Address, delivered at a newly created National Cemetery 150 years ago next week. It is a speech that evolved in Lincoln's mind, starting within days of the war-changing battle in July 1863... [read more]
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Finally, an Honest Abe
Director Steven Spielberg, whom I introduced last week at Gettysburg at ceremonies marking the 149th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's greatest speech, said he was deeply humbled to be delivering an address on that history-making spot. Spielberg kept his remarks simple — like Lincoln before him. After seven years of work on his new film "Lincoln," Spielberg feels almost as if the 16th president is "one of my oldest and dearest friends," he said.... [read more]
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What do you get when you combine a PR man and a Lincoln scholar? This isn't a joke question. I was considering it a week ago Friday night when I traveled to Albany to see a preliminary draft of the Emancipation Proclamation in Lincoln's handwriting. I also joined the audience at the New York State Museum as Harold Holzer, the author or editor of more than 40 books about Abraham Lincoln, gave a talk about the document that freed the slaves. Mr. Holzer also happens to be the Metropolitan Museum of Art's senior vice president for external affairs.... [read more]
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After writing, co-authoring and editing 42 books on Abraham Lincoln, Harold Holzer is easing back a bit from his day job as senior vice president of external affairs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in order to devote more time to Lincoln. A Lincoln painting from life looks over his shoulder at the museum, where he runs the communications shop and seems bemused when a visitor asks what could possibly be left to write about Lincoln... [read more]
From NPR (March 14, 2012)
'Emancipating Lincoln': A Pragmatic Proclamation
One hundred fifty years ago, in the summer of 1862, the Civil War was raging and President Abraham Lincoln was starting to scribble away at a document, an ultimatum to the rebellious states: Return to the Union, or your slaves will be freed. Emancipation was a "military necessity," the president later confided to his Cabinet... [read more]
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For 32 years, a portrait of a serene Mary Todd Lincoln hung in the governor's mansion in Springfield, Ill., signed by Francis Bicknell Carpenter, a celebrated painter who lived at the White House for six months in 1864. The story behind the picture was compelling: Mrs. Lincoln had Mr. Carpenter secretly paint her portrait as a surprise for the president, but he was assassinated before she had a chance to present it to him. Now it turns out that both the portrait and the touching tale accompanying it are false... [read more]
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For months, Newt Gingrich has floated the same challenge to President Obama that underdogs have hurled at their political rivals for more than a century: Let's debate. And not just once or twice, but many times, with no moderators to intervene or inhibit us. Just two candidates, head to head Lincoln-Douglas style. As a Lincoln historian, I've studied the famous meetings between challenger Abraham Lincoln and incumbent Stephen A. Douglas... [read more]
From The New York Times (July 3, 2011)
Lincoln's Rhetorical Fireworks
When the Confederacy opened fire on Fort Sumter in April 1861, Abraham Lincoln responded within hours, ordering a naval blockade of Southern ports and calling for 75,000 volunteers to maintain the honor, the integrity, and the existence of our National Union. But in a 19th-century precursor to President Obamas decision to act alone against Libya... [read more]
From The Washington Post (February 21, 2011)
Conversation on Five myths about Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer was online the morning of Monday, Feb. 21, to chat live about Abraham Lincoln and his latest Outlook piece, Five Myths about Abraham Lincoln... [read more]
From The Washington Post (February 17, 2011)
Five myths about Abraham Lincoln
No American hero, with the possible exception of George "I Cannot Tell a Lie" Washington, has been more encrusted with myth than Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln did boast virtues that required little embellishment. He rose from obscurity through hard work, self-education and honesty. He endured venomous criticism to save the Union and end slavery. He died shortly after his greatest triumph at the hands of an assassin. But tall-tale-tellers have never hesitated to rewrite Lincoln's biography. On Presidents' Day, it's well worth dispelling some perennial misconceptions about the man on the $5 bill... [read more]
From The New York Times (January 26, 2011)
A Blot on Lincoln Historians
These facts remain true: on April 14, 1864, President Abraham Lincoln sent a routine, one-sentence, handwritten order to Joseph Holt, the judge advocate general, pardoning a California soldier, Private Patrick Murphy, who had been sentenced to be shot for desertion... [read more]
From The New York Times (January 20, 2011)
The Critter Himself
When the bohemian sculptor with the unlikely name moved into Springfield, Ill., in the closing days of 1860, his intended subject, the town's most famous resident, was getting ready to move out of the office he had occupied there for seven months. The approaching Illinois legislative session meant President-elect Abraham Lincoln's space would be re-claimed by the governor. Arranging formal sittings would not be easy... [read more]
From The Washington Post (December 20, 2010)
A House Divided
If you dared suggesting to President-elect Abraham Lincoln that individual states owned the federal forts within their borders, you would have gotten the following answer from him around Christmas 1860 (in so many words): Bah, humbug! And Lincoln, who otherwise kept his silence on policy issues... [read more]
From The New York Times (November 23, 2010)
The Sound of Lincoln's Silence
Less than a month after Abraham Lincoln's election to the presidency, the nation's reigning bible of technology, Scientific American, shone a startling new light on the incoming chief executive. Lincoln, it revealed, was an inventor. Eleven years earlier... [read more]
From The New York Times (May 11, 2009)
50 Years In, Lincoln Center's Name Is Still a Mystery
And so, this Monday morning, let us celebrate the Great Emancipator himself, Abraham Lincoln, who gave his name to Lincoln Center, which commemorates the 50th anniversary of its groundbreaking with an artistic and political extravaganza in the newly renovated Alice Tully Hall starting at 10:30 a.m. Not. Or, well, perhaps... [read more]
From The New York Times (January 19, 2009)
Ask About Lincoln in New York
Harold Holzer, the author of several books on Abraham Lincoln and the historian for the upcoming New-York Historical Society exhibition, "Lincoln and New York," answered selected readers? questions about Abraham Lincoln?s experiences in New York, where he gave the Cooper Union speech that advanced his 1860 presidential campaign, stopped on his way to his 1861 inauguration, and lay in state, at City Hall, following his assassination in 1865... [read more]
From The Huffington Post (January 18, 2009)
7 Days in America: Lesson from Lincoln's Transition & Inaugural
Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer shares the parallels between one lanky Illinois legislator / president-elect and another. Think about it: without Lincoln, no emancipation proclamation, no Obama... and no United States of America... [read more]
From CNN (January 17, 2009)
Commentary: The real ties between Lincoln and Obama
They are big shoes to fill by any standard, political or historical. Pointing to his oversize, specially made boots, Abraham Lincoln once confided that he may have been slow to put his foot down, but once he did, he never went back.... [read more]
From Forbes Magazine (January 15, 2009)
What Barack Obama Can (And Can't) Learn From Abraham Lincoln
How did Lincoln craft two of the greatest inaugural addresses of all time, and how can Obama, already a remarkable orator, rise to that level? What can Obama learn about facing a national economic crisis from the president who confronted the crisis of war within our borders? Why is the "team of rivals" comparison between Obama and Lincoln an exaggeration at best? No one is better equipped to answer such questions than Harold Holzer... [read more]
From City Hall News (October 10, 2008)
Holzer Presents His Memo to the President-Elect, Vintage 1860
by David Giambusso
On the subject of Abraham Lincoln, Harold Holzer-like Lincoln himself-is largely self-taught. In fact, Holzer remembers that his Civil War professor at CUNY did not even like him. "I decided then that I wasn't going to be a history academic. I was going to get into it my own way," he said... [read more]
From The New York Times (February 28, 2007)
One Night Only. Gingrich vs. Cuomo in Elevated Discourse
By Sam Roberts
On Feb. 27, 1860, a "large and enthusiastic assemblage" of 1,500 or so actually paid to hear a relatively obscure and recently defeated United States Senate candidate from the Midwest audition for the presidency... [ read more]
From the Los Angeles Times (December 29, 2006)
Lincoln: Focus On the Real Foe
By Harold Holzer
How would four of the greatest war leaders in history have handled Iraq? President Bush has often cited Lincolnian resolve to justify staying the course in Iraq. He takes inspiration from the knowledge that Abraham Lincoln too endured failure, frustration and dissent, not to mention more American casualties on a single day at Antietam than we've lost in all four years in Iraq. Yet Lincoln still persuaded the North to persevere "until every drop of blood drawn with the lash, shall be paid by another drawn with the sword." [read more]
From Schenectady Daily Gazette (April 1, 2006)
Lincoln Expert Fond of N.Y. Politics.
By Bill Buell - The Daily Gazette
Having authored, co-written or edited 24 books on Abraham Lincoln, Harold Holzer, it can be assumed, knows quite a lot about our nation's 16th president and his close associates, including New Yorker and Union College grad William Seward, his secretary of state... [read more]
From Albany Times Union (April 11, 2006)
Author is given a key to city.
Harold Holzer, who serves as senior vice president of external affairs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, recently received a key to the city of Schenectady.
Holzer is the author of dozens of magazine articles and books about Abraham Lincoln.
He was the recipient of the coveted Lincoln Prize for his 1995 book "Lincoln at Cooper Union: the Speech that made Abraham Lincoln President."
Mayor Brian Stratton presented Holzer with the key during Holzer's appearance as part of Union College's lecture series at the Nott Memorial on the campus.
From The Journal News (June 27, 2004)
The Courtier of New York
By GEORGETTE GOUVEIA
Writer Andrew Solomon fondly recalls the time he shared with Harold Holzer and Bill Clinton in the Lincoln Bedroom... [read more]
From The New York Times (April 8, 2004)
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From The Seattle Times (October 30,2008)
Looking back at Lincoln's life and leadership
By STEVE RAYMOND
In "Lincoln President-Elect: Abraham Lincoln and the Great Secession Winter 1860–61" (Simon & Schuster, 595 pp., $30), Holzer, a Lincoln scholar with a distinguished list of titles to his credit, provides an unprecedentedly detailed look at Lincoln's activities during that crucial period, when the nation held its breath while Southern states seceded from the Union. Under enormous pressure to say or do something in response to the crisis, Lincoln abstained because, as president-elect, he still lacked authority. But he kept busy; office seekers badgered him around the clock, potential Cabinet appointees vied continually for his favor and in rare private moments the exhausted Lincoln scribbled notes that eventually found their way into his inaugural address.
Holzer offers a day-by-day, sometimes hour-by-hour account of Lincoln's life during this time, including some nice human touches: Lincoln never did learn to spell "inaugural" correctly, and on the morning of his inauguration ceremony he forgot to pay his bill when he checked out of his Washington, D.C., hotel.
This is a superb book, impeccably researched and entertainingly written. [read more]
From Publishers Weekly (July 28, 2008)
Nonfiction Reviews
Even the most committed of Lincoln's fans have sometimes questioned his actions in the four months between his 1860 election and his inauguration: a period when seven states seceded from the Union. In an engrossing narrative, Holzer (Lincoln at Cooper Union), chairman of the Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, painstakingly retraces Lincoln's few public statements and numerous private initiatives during this key period, revealing an astute political operator assessing the situation, organizing his government, reaching out to the South "and most of all, "[drawing] a line in the sand to prevent the spread of human slavery." Holzer shows Lincoln shrewdly and methodically manipulating friend and foe alike, while also taking the first cautious steps toward preparing both himself and his country for a grim trial by fire. [read more]
From The Journal News (June 27, 2004)
Lincoln: A figure of speech
By GEORGETTE GOUVEIA
"For all of its universally acknowledged importance, Lincoln's Cooper Union address has for years enjoyed a peculiar reputation," Harold Holzer writes. "It is widely understood to have somehow propelled Lincoln to the presidency. Yet it has been virtually ignored by generations of historians, most of whom have relegated it to the status of exalted footnote."...[read more]
War Book Review
Frank J Williams reviews Harold Holzer's Lincoln at Cooper Union
The time is February, the year, 1860, a Presidential year. The country is dividing, North and South, over the issue of slavery. People are migrating westward into the territories on the Great Plains, and the burning question is whether some are to be held as property in the new land...[more]
Lincoln at Cooper Union:The Speech That Made Abraham Lincoln President
By Harold Holzer
Review by Steven E. Woodworth, TownHall.com
Harold Holzer's latest gem of a book examines the circumstances, meaning, and consequences
of one of Abraham Lincoln's most important speeches. The speech that Lincoln gave
at Cooper Union in...[read more]
Press Releases
The Civil War Round Table of New York Presents The Barondess/Lincoln Award For 2008 to Craig Symonds and a Special Barondess/Lincoln Bicentennial Prize to Harold Holzer
On February 4, 2009, the Civil War Round Table of New York, in its 58th year of continuous operation, presented the prestigious BARONDESS/LINCOLN AWARD for the 48th consecutive year to Dr. Craig Symonds, prize-winning author and professor emeritus at the United States Naval Academy, and a Special Barondess/Lincoln Bicentennial Prize to Harold Holzer, one of the country's leading authorities on Abraham Lincoln and the political culture of the Civil War era. Read the entire press release.
Read the press release issued by the National Endowment for the Humanities announcing Harold Holzer as a 2008 National Humanities Medal recipient.
From National Endowment For Humanities (September 9, 2004)
HAROLD HOLZER TO DELIVER ENDOWMENT'S "HEROES OF HISTORY" LECTURE AT FORD'S THEATRE Noted author and lecturer is co-chairman of Lincoln Bicentennial Commission...[read more]
Read the press release issued by Simon & Schuster in April 2004 to officially
announce the publication of Harold Holzer's Lincoln at Cooper Union.
A Fireside Chat: Looking at the Emancipation Proclamation (September 21, 2012)
The preliminary Emancipation Proclamation was issued by President Lincoln on September 22, 1862, days following the Battle of Antietam. It became effective January 1, 1863 as the nation entered its third year of civil war, forever changing the course of the war. Without question, the Emancipation Proclamation is one of the great American documents of freedom. In a program sponsored by the Virginia Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War Commission, three of the foremost Lincoln scholars gathered to interpret, evaluate, and remember the Emancipation Proclamation at its 150th anniversary.
From C-SPAN's "Washington Journal"
Harold appeared live to discuss D. C. Emancipation and his new book "Emancipating Lincoln" with host Steve Scully.
From CBS NEWS (January 18, 2009)
Lincoln And Obama Links
Two presidential historians—Harold Holzer and Douglas Brinkley—sat down with CBS News to describe the political parallels and differences between Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln.
Harold Holzer: Transitions—Lincoln/FDR/Obama
Originally Posted November 30, 2008
The time between the election of a president and his taking office presents the challenge of incipient responsibility without direct power. At a time as difficult as the ones faced by Lincoln and FDR, President-Elect Obama will learn from the history of his predecessors.
Book TV: "Why Was Lincoln Murdered"
Originally Posted January 27, 2009
A panel of authors who have written books about President Lincoln debate the circumstances surrounding his assassination at the 10th Annual Lincoln Forum Symposium in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The panelists inlcude, James Swanson, author of "Manhunt," Michael Kauffman, author of "American Brutus," Louise Taper, author of "Right or Wrong God Judge Me: The Writings of John Wilkes Booth," Edward Steers, the editor of "The Trial," Thomas Reed Turner, author of "Beware the People Weeping," and Frank Williams, the Chairman of The Lincoln Forum. The panel is moderated by Harold Holzer, Vice Chairman of The Lincoln Forum.


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The Car Connection spoke to GM vice chairman Bob Lutz at the Chicago Auto Show who told them a bigger, badder Cadillac built on the new Camaro chassis could be in the works. Lutz said the reason Camaro's expected on-sale date was delayed was so that the platform could be better integrated with future products.
Yeah. We're bummed too. Not surprised, just disappointed. Way back in 2003 when GM rolled this 16-cylinder beauty onto a NAIAS stage, it was easy to believe in a revived Cadillac. The grand Sixteen would be the pinnacle of all American-built cars and would lead the way for U.S. automakers' return to the forefront of vehicle design and engineering.
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MADRID Spain has raised (EURO)4 billion ($5.2 billion) in short-term debt at a lower cost, in a further reflection of growing investor confidence in the government's handling of the economy.
The Treasury said Tuesday it sold (EURO)2.26 billion in nine-month bills at a rate of 1.01 percent, down from 1.14 percent in the last such auction Feb. 19.
It sold (EURO)1.73 billion in three-month bills at a yield of 0.29 percent, compared with 0.42 percent last month.
The amount sold met the Treasury's target while demand was more than double the total offered.
Spain's borrowing costs have dropped in recent months with investors less wary since European authorities announced the country would be helped, if needed, to handle its debt.
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The Hollywood Reporter -- This story first appeared in the Jan. 18 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
French actor Gerard Depardieu has given up Gaul for good. After an epic fight with his home country's government over a proposed tax increase of up to 75 percent on top earners, Depardieu, 64, threatened to move to Belgium. Now he's officially a Russian citizen and Vladimir Putin's new BFF. What happened? THR rounds up the highlights of his month in the international spotlight.
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Puts his 20-room, 20,000-square-foot Paris home up for sale for $65 million.
Le Monde reports the actor has told friends that he has three countries that are willing to give him a passport.
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Loonie Pares Losses on New Fiscal Cliff Hopes
Earlier, fears about the United States going over a fiscal cliff sent the Canadian dollar lower. However, hopes are once again on the rise for an agreement to avoid the fiscal cliff, and that is helping the loonie regain some of its lost ground.
Concerns about the effect of the US fiscal cliff have done a great deal to put a damper on risk appetite lately, and that has included weighing on the Canadian dollar as Forex traders look for safe haven. Loonie is still lower against the US dollar, but it has pared some of its losses, and looking for strength, now that some of those concerns have dissipated and risk appetite is making an appearance.
There is hope for a budget deal in the United States, and that is positive for risk appetite, and for the Canadian dollar. Additionally, with the loonie considered a reserve currency as of next year, Canada has a chance to continue to prove its desirability, and its strength as an economy. All of this is likely to help the Canadian dollar as well.
Loonie is also finding support from slightly higher oil prices. With oil prices moving higher, the Canadian dollar is likely to get help from its major natural resource.
At 14:27 GMT USD/CAD is up to 0.9924 from the open at 0.9921, but down from the high touched at 0.9935. GBP/CAD is also higher at 1.5918, up from the open at 1.5888.
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unfortunately I can only take 10 business days off of work to take this trip. If I leave Saturday and come back Sunday, that's 16 days with 13 days after travel. Initially I was thinking only Thailand with a stop in Angkor, now that I've been reading, I want to see everything, but still only 13 days on the ground. Here are the locations that are on the list now:
Arrive Bangkok 1 day
Fly to Chiang Mai 3 days
Fly to Luang Prabang 2 days
Fly to Hanoi 1 day
Fly to Hue and Hoi An 2 days
Fly to Saigon 2 days
Fly to Siem Reap-Angkor 2 days
back to Bangkok for flight home.
We prefer cultural and natural sights to cities, so I am considering a minimal stay in Bangkok and Hanoi. I know the least about Luang Prabang, Hanoi, and Saigon. We are good with long days, just want to see the most we can. This trip will be July-August.
I know this is not the ideal and I would love to spend months here, but since I can't, please let me know your suggestions to get the most out of a short trip.
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Hi, Im sorry but I dont think that so little time in each place is a good idea at all. I understand that you want to see it all in a short time but I dont think you will see anything with such little time.
Better to just got to Thailand and a trip to Angkor for a few days but if not try some of this.....
1 day in Bangkok - Start early, go to the Grand palace then wat po, then wat arrun and then that could take you to the afternoon depends on how fast you walk! Like Thai food? Eat at any street stall with other Thais eating there. You could get another attraction in in the after noon and then in the evening go to sun lum night bazzar / patpong (this is thi culture!) or Ko san road (depending on what you like)
I would love to recommend you loads of places to see in BKK like the baiyoke sky tower, sukhumvit area, and various other wats and monuments but in one day you aren't gonna see much, not properly anyway.
3 Days in Chiang Mai is a bit more Time. If you like elephants their are a few places to see them such as Mae Teang (north of CM) and they have river raft rides and off road 4x4 and that sort of thing. That could take you a day. In the evening go see the night bazzar in chang klan. A couple of other things in chaing mai are Wat Doi Suthep, CM Zoo and a tour of the old walls and inner-city temples. There are other things around chiang mai as well you could arrange a day trip to.
2 days at Angkor! That is not enough. I love this place and have been a couple of times and will be going back again. Heres a list of the best *in my opinion* places to see in the 'angkor thom area' as they are all together. I think you will be wasting time going to the further-away temples.
Angkor Wat.
Ta Prom.
Bayon. (And Angkor Thom)
Preah Khan.
A boat trip on Tonal Sap is worth the effort to get to and for grub the Red Piano has some of the best asian food! (when we went anyway) A vist to the 'old market' in the centre is worth it too and the Cambodia Culture Centre is and interesting place.
Heres some photos of Seam Reap & Angkor Wat. (and check my other albums for Thailand, malaysia, Loas, Indonesia ect..)
Hope some of this helps and let us know how it goes. ;)
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Thanks for your feedback, I also spoke to a friend who said we would be best off spending at least a week in northern Thailand and then hitting only one other place Angkor/Luang Prabang/Hanoi. I now think I can take a couple more days for the trip, about 15 days on the ground, so we would like to try to hit Northern Thailand + Luang Prabang + Angkor/Siem Reap leaving all of Vietnam for another trip. Any other responses are appreciated!
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Take a look into Bangkok Airway's Discovery AirPass -- could save you quite a bit with your flights.
I think nixing Hanoi is a good idea -- 15 days will be far more comfortable doing North thailand, LP and Siem reap than trying to fit Vietnam in as well.
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I would agree with Northen Thailand and another place. Angkor Wat and the other ruins really are amazing!
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Not sure why (besides the obvious reason of being pg), but I can't get enough grapefruit juice. Also, I've been eating two ruby red grapefruits a day for the past week. Just sent my DH to Albertson's to get more Oceanspray White Grapefruit Juice. I've always loved red grapefruits, but not crazy about the white juice. I can't get enough of it right now. I have been drinking a whole 64 ounce bottle of white gf juice (no sugar added, thank goodness) every day! It is so dam delicious I am beside myself and puzzled that I never liked it before. What kind of cravings is everyone else having and what do they mean? I'm thinking my babe just needs extra vitamin C right now...hmmm.
Uncontrollably craving grapefruit and grapefruit juice. What does it mean?
It sounds so easy, maybe it is:
Stop doing the things that bring pain.
Start doing the things that bring happiness.
olives... fresh olives! It's completely uncontrollable, when I want them, I need them immediately or I can't focus on anything else. It's ridiculous!!! Also, apple sauce.. mmmmmm....
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Baby O= 19/08/2011 (survived difficult HG pregnancy!!)
CDing, EBFing, BWing, APing, home birthing (semi-crunchy) Mommy
My cravings switch off and on. My latest is candy....terrible, I know. I coudln't get enough bubble gum today..it tasted sooo good! I wish my cravings were healthier!! I'm sure tomorrow it will be something else :)
Actually, all I think about is food, and I am always focused on it. To make matters worse, I work in a deli and have to make and prepare gourmet food all day...oh yum.
It sounds so easy, maybe it is:
Stop doing the things that bring pain.
Start doing the things that bring happiness.
Grapefruits are high in folic acid, I wonder if you might be low in it and your body is trying to make up for it?
Elisabeth: Childbirth Educator - in training!
DD10 (vax-free since 24mo), DS9 (vax-free since 12mo), and DS 08/02/11 *my NUVBA2C baby* (100% vax-free)!
What else is high in folic acid? I remember taking folic acid or iron pills with my last pregnancy. I'm just taking a prenatal vitamin now, until I go to the doctor next tuesday and see what she says I need.
It sounds so easy, maybe it is:
Stop doing the things that bring pain.
Start doing the things that bring happiness.
Interesting. This pregnancy I have been crazy about oranges. I had two yesterday morning, took two to work this morning (ate them back to back), I want my chewable vitamin C tablets, I will take an orange and some milk, a couple of icecubes, a dash of sugar and blend it up in the blender -- tastes like creamsicle heaven. I can't get enought citrus.
AND I finally opened up one of the little lotion packets that my 4yr old got me for Christmas.... it's grapefruit scented body lotion! Oh my goodness, I couldn't get enough of it!! Slather, inhale, ahhh......
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I absolutely HAD to have a pineapple today. In January...seriously. I actually found one though! OMG I can't wait to cut it open!
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Cadence Lynn EDD 8~16~2011
I'm all about citrus fruits in general right now. This was my kitchen counter last night! The pineapple was soooo good and the oranges are actually "pink navels" (oranges that are pink inside) and of course some grapefruits. I took this pic to send to my sis so she could see I was keeping up with my fruit intake...long story :)
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