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Susan C. Thomson Of the Post-Dispatch, St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO)
Again this school year, Richard Baker expects to earn more than $70,000 as a history professor and chairman of the history department at St. Louis Community College at Meramec.
The college pays one in 10 of its full-time teachers that much or more in a combination of base and extra pay. And almost one in 20 makes more than $75,000 a year.
That makes Baker and his colleagues some of the best-paid college professors in the St. Louis area. They've come to that distinction mostly by staying many years in their jobs and by teaching extra classes.
Baker, 58, joined the college in 1967. He has a bachelor's degree, two master's degrees and a doctorate. His 28 years of experience and his four degrees qualify him for a base salary of $59,152 this year, the highest the college is paying. Fifty of its 443 full-time professors are earning that amount.
Baker adds to that base salary by teaching more classes than the college requires. Usually, he says, this means volunteering for summer school, which is outside the college's 36-week, or two-semester, contract with its teachers.
Unlike four-year schools, community colleges commonly offer professors this chance to teach "overload" and even encourage them to do so.
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That's typical at community colleges, where teachers put in more classroom time than at four-year schools. At the University of Missouri, for example, the standard is three courses a semester.
That's because at the University of Missouri, as at most four-year schools, professors must do research or risk losing raises, promotions, even their jobs. At community colleges, on the other hand, the pressure to "publish or perish" doesn't apply.
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A true "wiff" of a pass block that caused and easy sack and a fumble. I am guessing in films Stevie will take a lot of ribbing over that missed block.
Yeah...it was a very bad block. One I've never seen out of Hicks.
Thats what everyone calls a lookout block. "LOOK OUT!" Stevie yells as the guy runs past him.
But he was on for the rest of the game. Nice to see him back as he can really play. Bret probably said - I'm on my way to 39 sacks again. Was the final count 2 or 3 Bret sacks?
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Swing and a miss! But Hicks had several great hits where he pretty much leveled the guy. The Stevie can lay down a block. Probably the reason the younger backs didn't see the field.
Speaking of hits, did anyone notice the shot Meyer took from the cannon crew after one of his touchdown runs? Northwest corner of the end zone...BAM pretty much point blank. He turned around and gave 'em a "what the heck was that" look.
[/quote]Speaking of hits, did anyone notice the shot Meyer took from the cannon crew after one of his touchdown runs? Northwest corner of the end zone...BAM pretty much point blank. He turned around and gave 'em a "what the heck was that" look.[/quote]
I saw it as we were in the upper deck right off that enzone. It happened twice last night too but Meyer couldn't have been 10 ft away and right in front of the cannon on that play. I think Blythe got it pretty close on his 3rd overtime touchdown too. Did you see the hit that Meyer put on Toledo #21 in the first overtime, pretty much laid him flat and he was very slow to the sideline. :Swirl: :Swirl:
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A true "wiff" of a pass block that caused and easy sack and a fumble. I am guessing in films Stevie will take a lot of ribbing over that missed block.
I just watched the tape, he had another total whiff towards the end of regulation where Meyers pass was swatted right back at him. Definitely a poor blocking performace from Stevie!
Besides his questionable blocking at times, I really thought Stevie ran hard. Hopefull he's put away his dance routines of the past and will continue to hit the holes hard. Part of it could be improved o-line blocking to though...
stevie has been a good blocker thats why he has been number 1. though last year I think Brown should of gotten more carries than just the Oklahome State game.
hope hicks continues to work hard and improve running game is imperitive
its just the first game folks sure they will improve hope UNLV bring some game.
Defensive line needs more work than ISU's O line.
Bowen and McKenzie I wouldnt want to be brought down by either of them
it would of been nice if defense could of intercepted or deflected the ball more in that game.
I was watching the game with a friend who plays in dline in college and after Meyer leveled a Toledo player on one of his td runs and the player was slow to the sidelines he was just laughing and said that even if a quarterback broke his collar bone he'd pop up and act like nothing happened. That was definitely one of the better hits of the night. :)
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CF sweeps St. Petersburg
Patriots end 10-game losing streak
Published: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 12:32 a.m.
Central Florida ended a 10-game losing streak and earned a softball sweep Tuesday, handling visiting St. Petersburg by scores of 8-2 and 4-1.
Jessica Knight starred in the opener, picking up the win on the mound with a 4-hit, 2-run, 7-strikeout complete-game effort and pacing the offense with 3 doubles, 2 RBI and a run.
Lake Weir graduates Brittany Baker and Miranda Anderson had 2 hits apiece, and Samantha Sibley hit a 2-run home run for the Patriots.
Arika Fox earned her first win in the nightcap, scattering 5 hits and an earned run over 5.1 innings. Knight recorded the final 5 outs to earn the save, while Anderson hit a solo shot for her first collegiate home run.
CF (4-13) hosts Pasco-Hernando for a 2 p.m. doubleheader Thursday.
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By: Bailey Myers
February 4th, 2014
Tallahassee FL- Are gun owners being discriminated against in Florida? At least one lawmaker argues yes saying it's coming from insurance companies.
"We would never allow an insurer to discriminate against someone for based on their faith or based on the speech that they use...So, I just don't think we should discriminate against those who choose to practice the second amendment as well," reasons Representative Matt Gaetz has proposed a new law to help protect gun owners rights.
Gaetz explained the law, "Prohibits insurers from discriminating against gun owners either by refusing to renew or reissue policies or those instances where discriminatory rates are charged."
On Tuesday, the House Insurance and Banking Subcommittee discussed whether or not this bill should pass. Representatives asked questions about whether or not insurance companies would be "allowed to ask them if they own firearms?"
One Chairmen even suggested the discrimination means "they would have to sell that weapon if they ever want insurance and that could be a problem."
In the end, the subcommittee passed House Bill 225. Afterwards Gaetz told us he is "very confident legislature will approve this measure that will protect gun owners from deceptive and unfair practices by insurance companies."
House Bill 225 still needs to get through two more sub committees before a final debate among Florida Lawmakers.
By: Bailey Myers
February 4, 2014, 6pm
A bill to protect gun owners' rights is up for discussion in the State House.
Earlier this evening, the insurance and banking subcommittee chairmen approved a bill which proposes insurers would not be allowed to discriminate against gun owners in the state.
The argument for the bill is that it would be a preemptive motion to ensure insurance companies were not denying insurance from those who have guns.
The bill will have to go through two more committees before it hits the house floor.


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How to Live With a Secretive Person
Secretive people usually like their space, they'll converse with others but there can be certain conversations that are off limits. When dealing with a secretive person you have to respect their boundaries. The boundaries depend on the person.
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1Try to understand the reasons they are secretive. To live with a secretive person you have to understand and respect why the person is so very secretive. Many people will just like their space, others are introverted and are not comfortable with discussing personal issues, some may be paranoid.
2Reach out to them. If your intentions are good and you see that your roommate may need help you have to establish a friendship built on trust. Try confiding in them and see if they do the same later on. Don't expect to be best friends overnight. Start with normal conversation and probe personal conversation later on.
3Be sensitive to the conversations. If you are having a conversation with your roommate and you see that you are making them uncomfortable or they have avoided or not responded to a question don't walk away frustrated just change the topic to something less personal.
4Do not obsess over the fact that the person you are living with is secretive. This will only make the person want to avoid you more because they know you'll just want to talk about things that they are uncomfortable with.
5If the person you're living with will come and go in the middle of the night etc. and this leaves you uneasy instead of questioning them as to where they were, try to tell them to be quieter.
6Try to gain trust. Do not mention things that you know they are uncomfortable with. If you see them struggling with something like opening the door with their arms full go and help them (if you know they are stubborn then ask before you help them). See if you can find out something they like to do and go do this activity together.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 10:30 AM
Whether you call it reform, revolution, transformation or transmutation, the pace of change in the world of Ohio education continues to speed up.
As we move into what's likely to be another year of change in Ohio schools, we've whittled things down to this list of the 10 biggest Ohio education stories of 2012.
Starting with students entering third grade in 2013-14, schools cannot promote on to fourth grade students who score below a certain level on the state reading test. For the 2012-13 school year, a gentler version of the third grade reading guarantee is in effect.
Late in 2012, state lawmakers approved a new school report-card model for Ohio schools. The new report-card system grades schools on an "A-F" scale instead of using ratings like "Excellent" and "Academic Watch." The new report cards will award schools and districts grades in each one of several areas. Starting in 2014-15, schools will get overall letter-grades too.
Ohio voucher programs continued to expand in 2012, but voucher supply exceeds demand. Vouchers are publicly funded tuition subsidies for students attending private schools.
This year marked the start of a voucher program for special education students as well as the opening up of the Cleveland voucher program to include high school students for the first time. The number of statewide EdChoice vouchers available also roughly doubled this year to 60,000.
After the Columbus Dispatch reported that Columbus schools retroactively altered student-attendance records, state officials became highly concerned about the accuracy of the student data used to create school report cards and ratings and, in some cases, determine educators' pay.
The statewide investigation (which still is not complete) delayed the release of school report cards. In Columbus, Superintendent Gene Harris announced her retirement in the midst of ongoing revelations about her school staff's actions.
Ohio got rid of the goal of having all students proficient in reading and math by 2014 as required under the federal No Child Left Behind Act. Instead the feds said Ohio could settle on a slightly lower set of expectations in exchange for making certain Obama administration-backed reforms.
Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction Stan Heffner resigned in August in the face of growing public criticism of his ethics violations. Heffner was appointed to his post in August 2011. A national search for a new state schools chief is currently under way.
In July Gov. John Kasich signed into law a package of legislative changes that are intended to "transform" the Cleveland school district. The "Cleveland Plan" gives more weight to teacher performance during layoffs, introduces some limits on which new charter schools can open in Cleveland and was a big reason the district was able to pass a gigantic property tax levy in November.
By the start of the 2013–14 school year, Ohio public school districts must adopt new ways of evaluating teachers. Charter schools that get federal Race to the Top funds must do the same. Schools across Ohio have begun taking steps to tie teacher evaluations to teacher pay.
Ohio schools are switching over to new, national standards about what students should learn and be able to do. Much like teacher evaluations, districts across Ohio began working (and a few continued previous work) on planning to teach these new standards.
In February, three students were fatally shot in the cafeteria of Chardon High School in northeastern Ohio. A student, 18-year old T.J. Lane, is scheduled to face trial for the killings in January. The shootings prompted discussions in Ohio and nationwide about how to prevent future school shootings.
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We could grouse about President Clinton's not surprising but still disappointing veto of the marriage-tax break bill, but that would accomplish very little.
The tax legislation, which passed the House and Senate before being sent to Clinton, would offer some tax relief to 25 million married couples who have to give more of their paycheck to the government simply because of a quirk in the tax code. The quirk in the Internal Revenue Service guidelines means many married couples are penalized just because they are married.
Clinton objected to the $292 billion, 10-year tax cut for married couples, partly because it would reduce taxes for more than 20 million couples who now benefit from a marriage ''bonus'' in which the couple pays less income tax than they would if they were single.
Instead of fussing and fuming about Clinton's veto, though, Congress should immediately begin reworking the tax-relief legislation and come up with a bill which Clinton could and would sign. It would be a tragic mistake for Congress not to pursue a compromise that would provide at least some tax relief to married couples just to spite Clinton and the Democrats. Politics is about compromise and we expect our elected officials -- Democrats and Republicans -- to be able to negotiate a tax cut that the majority can accept.
While it may be tempting to use the defeat of their tax bill as a campaign issue and not pursue a compromise, that won't provide any benefit to married couples. We hope Congress will work diligently on creating an acceptable solution to ending this bad tax law.
Marriage is not a bond that should be taken lightly, and economics should certainly not be a determinant in whether two people decide to live their lives together through wedlock. Unfortunately, our tax laws, by penalizing so many married people by taking away more of their income, might influence others who are contemplating marriage. The marriage penalty is unfair and should be eliminated.
While Clinton searches for a legacy so people can remember his presidency for something other than his escapades, he should stop searching for the ultimate victory, like brokering a Middle East peace deal, and look for ways that can easily make people's lives better. With his vow to defeat the marriage tax cut, he has missed a golden opportunity.
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The Fourth of July may be just a holiday for fireworks to some people. But it was a momentous day for the history of this country and the history of the world.
The other day I was having dinner at a friend's house and was chatting with his 12-year-old daughter who attends a local public school. I asked her how she was doing, and she told me that she hated school -— not merely disliked school, but hated it.
On July 4, 1776, after months of heated debate, representatives of the Continental Congress voted unanimously that "these United Colonies are and of right ought to be Free and Independent States."
"The People" and our FreedomWritten by Jack Kerwick, Ph.D.
Central to the politics of states with democratically-constituted governments is the notion that all sovereignty resides in "the People." In no place and at no time has this idea been more prevalent than in contemporary America. It is an idea that both Democrats and Republicans peddle furiously.
In spite of its popularity, however, it is a fiction. Worse, it is an invidious fiction.
The King's SpeechWritten by Sam Blumenfeld
By now I assume that most of my readers have already seen the Oscar-winning movie of 2011, The King's Speech, the dramatic story of King George VI and his debilitating speech impediment and how it was cured by an eccentric Australian speech therapist.


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Preview: Van Garderen, Gesink, Talansky primed for Paris-Nice showdown
- By Daniel McMahon
- Published Feb. 28, 2013
- Updated Oct. 30, 2014 at 1:36 PM EDT
Preview: Tejay van Garderen, Andrew Talansky, and Robert Gesink are headed for a likely dust-up at the "Race to the Sun"
The men to watch in the 2012 Vuelta a Espana
- By Andrew Hood
- Published Aug. 15, 2012
Contador heads the list of contenders for the Spanish tour, but it's a long list, with a number of subplots
Gesink, Petacchi out of the Tour at La Toussuire
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- Published Jul. 13, 2012
Gesink, Renshaw, Mollema, Petacchi all out of the Tour in the Alps
Rabobank banking on Gesink progression for Tour de France
- By Andrew Hood
- Published Jun. 27, 2012
- Updated Jun. 27, 2012 at 3:04 PM EDT
Breukink optimistic for stage wins, top GC result with Gesink and company, leaves Renshaw to freelance in the sprints
Tour de Suisse Preview: Much to learn about July with no clear favorite
- By Andrew Hood
- Published Jun. 7, 2012
- Updated Oct. 30, 2014 at 10:11 AM EDT
Gesink and Valverde are among the Tour hopefuls taking aim at top form in Switzerland starting Saturday
Video: Gesink calls Amgen Tour win his best ever
- By Chris Case
- Published May. 20, 2012
- Updated Nov. 2, 2013 at 5:56 PM EDT
After breaking his leg and losing his father in the last couple years, Gesink is thrilled to be back on top as pro cyclist
Sagan takes fifth win at Amgen Tour, Gesink wins overall
- By VeloNews.com
- Published May. 20, 2012
- Updated Oct. 30, 2014 at 10:11 AM EDT
Peter Sagan does it yet again at AToC today, while Robert Gesink wins the overall after grabbing yellow yesterday
Gesink takes command of Amgen Tour with powerful attack for stage win, overall lead on stage 7
- By VeloNews.com
- Published May. 19, 2012
- Updated Oct. 30, 2014 at 10:11 AM EDT
Dutchman returns with devastating stage 7 attack to all-but-seal the Amgen Tour of California
Mount Baldy will tell the truth for the Amgen Tour overall
- By Chris Case
- Published May. 19, 2012
Dave Zabriskie enters Saturday's queen stage in California in pole position, but the 15-percent ramps on Mount Baldy will determine who
Gesink, Velits look to upset American Amgen podium
- By Neal Rogers
- Published May. 19, 2012
Peter Velits and Robert Gesink may just be the most dangerous men on the GC ahead of Mount Baldy


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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
Other ID: AST 83-2
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
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Principal Investigator(s): Robert N. Oldale
Affiliate Investigator(s): Ralph Lewis - CT DEP
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Data Type(s): Location-Elevation: Navigation, Seismics: Boomer, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler, Sonar: Sidescan
Scientific Purpose/Goals: (1) Define geology and shallow structure of central Long Island Sound; (2) determine geologic framework and Quaternary development of the study area; and (3) identify and map potential geologic hazards.
Start Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
End Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
Start Date: 1983-05-23
End Date: 1983-06-04
Equipment Used: Single channel hydrophone, EG&G 234, Edo Western Sidescan and 2.5 kHz sub-bottom system, Loran-C
Information to be Derived: Sea floor map; Morphology;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Uniboom data were very good (excellent penetration and good resolution) except in areas where the acoustic signal was attenuated by gas in the sediments. Sidescan sonar records were satisfactory. Uniboom: 656 km; Sidescan sonar: 422 km.
Staff: Jack Connell, Robert N. Oldale
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Notes: Original Center People field contained: Bob Oldale, geologist (May 26); Stewart Richards, GFA (May 27 - June 2); Jack Connell - ET.
central Long Island Sound, Clinton to New Haven, Connecticut, United States, North America, North Atlantic;
Poppe, L.J., Williams, S. J., Moser, M. S., Forfinski, N. A., Stewart, H. F., and Doran, E. F., 2008, Quaternary geology and sedimentary processes in the vicinity of Six Mile Reef, eastern Long Island Sound: Journal of Coastal Research, v. 24 no. 1, doi: 10.2112/06-0743.1.
Poppe, L.J., Denny, J.F., Williams, S.J., Moser, M.S., Forfinski, N.A., Stewart, H.F., and Doran, E.F., 2007, The geology of Six Mile Reef, Eastern Long Island Sound: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2007/1191/.
Poppe, L.J., Paskevich, V.F., Lewis, R.S., and DiGiacomo-Cohen, M.L., 2002, Geological framework data from Long Island Sound, 1981-1990; a digital data release: URL: http://woodshole.er.usgs.gov/openfile/of02-002/.
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Issue date: Friday, July 28, 1905
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Allegany County Reporter (Newspaper) - July 28, 1905, Allegany, New York ■ ' . « ■ numbers WELLQVILI-E, N. V., FRIDAY, J U LY 28, 19O5. I 8 8 U E D 8 E M l-W E E « l, ¥. nsurajiceWiB Opem Amgmst 5 at Ports-"coutil lavy Yard—Jap-I aas .îerms Known. Washington, July 27. - ,Whethor there is to be peace iu the Far Easi or a continuance of the war will be practicaliv (lecldotl at the first bus! ¡CEB meeting,' of thu AVashîngton con fcrenrii which will convcne at tile navy yard, Portsmouth, N. H., about Aug 5 Baron Koinura will on that occas iin commuaicato to M. Wltte the es lentlaîa of Japan's peace terms foi further neeoi-'i^i-'ona. This, It iO; declared, will not be done la a spirit of tloflance; Indeed, there are many evidences in the possession of tho neutral governments that Japan la comrng to the Washington conference not imbued with a deslro to humiliate Russia but only to exact termîj which will infure a lasting peace in the far East and which will in a measure compensate Japan for the financial losses in the present conflict. It Is known that Japan will demand BU indemnity that will approximately cover the cost of the war to date. The amount 1b still a eecret, but It Is based upon the most careful estiujalea of thi ■ cost of the war and will be accompan Isfl by a more or less detailed Btate-ment, showing the method by which r,tho final figures were computed. It will not fall far short of one billion dollars, according to advices reachlnr here from well informed sources. Sakhalin and Liao Tung. Japan's other essentials to the continuance of the negotiations are believed to be the cession to Japan of Sakhalin, of the Liao Tung peninsula and of the railway as far as Harbin ; . the recognition of Japan's prédominât ing influonoo in Corea and the return of Manchuria to China. If the Russian plenipotentiaries are prepared to accept these essentials, the oiBclals here are confident that the basis will be laid for negotiations sure to lead to the signing of the treaty of Washington, bringing peace Tn the Far East As for the subjects remaining to be discussed a tedious one. It Is believed '' and one on which Russia will be dis-, posed to noRotiate with the greatest caution, is the program for the restoration of Manchuria to Chinese control. Because of the confusion and general (llsnnipr likely to ensue in the province after the withdrawal of the foreign annlea, ^apari believes : that certain time will be required in which to restore public order and the establishment of a regular system of Chinese police administration. During this period, Japan will Insist that she remain in control of the ad-" alnistration of the province, at the Earn© time giving a definite pledge finally to evacuate as soon as China shall be in a position to take up the reins of government there and maintain order. It is believed the policy to bo eng-gested by Japan In this matter will sot be unlike that followed by the Washington government with reference to Cuba, American; troops being withdrawn from the Island as soon aa astable government was In control of the situation. A second subject for the plenlpa teatlarles to settle will be the sur render of all the Russian ships now Interned In neutral ports. Some persons believe that this demand will form one Of the "essoutials." while others claim P^und for bplievlng that Russia may *.Co,-.Japan_.Jto^-ialie--.lliese-irL--pari payment of the Indemnity. Neutraliration of Vladivostok. Europe bpHevps .Tapan will demand the neatrali/.allon of Vladivostok, file WashiiiRtnn government does not "are I" "lis belief. Indeed, In offl-iial circles here the statement Is nade without iic.sltation that such a flPTnnnd v,-fM,"l not be "aiodeiate" or reasonabl, .' and it Is kno.wn that 'iussfa will not porniit the subject of Jladivosit.k come heforo the con-i^Tc-nce ).;■ !,, , t,ian submit to Ja-dir.,(j^jj, Russia laiown that slin would -iiHU' (ho war, lias been his efforts in this direction, and it is believed that in ease Baron Komurn goes to Oyster Bay in advance of his formal presentation It will be for the ptirpose of dlscussfng this pha^e of tht negotiations. Application of Mosquito Externunation Pian New Orleans People Are Aroused. Eleven Few Cases Reported For Yesterday. Legislative Committee Will Organize Mext Tuesday at Albany. nu8Blan IViembers of CommisBloh. Manchester, Mass., .Tuly 27.—Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador, !»avf' out a revised liist of the members of the Russian peace rommisslon as follows: M. Wltte, first plrnlpotentiary• Baron Rosen, second pleulriotentlary; officials of the foreign ofllco, PrlV> Councillor iMartens. Mlnl.ster to Chin5 Polcotlloff, First Secretary of Embas«\ • Hansen, M. DePlancon, M. Dc .Toroso vets. Prince Koudactioff and M. Nabok off; otnoialB of the treasury depart nient, Privy Coimcillor Sbipolt and M Vllenhlne; offlocr.s of the Konora staff, Major General Yermoloff anr Colonel Samayloff, ropresentlng tli army, and Captain Rousslne, rcpre seating the navy. at Siberia« ^ns lot «■rtainiv Llttlp Iho dir. lî^s nnj s,., presiden; i m .lílj,:,.; npfs to (■," I'fr p!,. 1 m in a (i o ill iannisi ico. I.ondoii way clf'ar to aid the f^fforts to tills Cini ¡'■'lifaicd its unwilling'-to an artiiifitici» uiUíi "'i'"'-'i'iári» s bavo mot tbo ? <"t>nft'r.>noe. The òb- ; of th,: hfcauKf. Japan wishes " ^c- nssnn.,] that Rus.^^la is prepared in oeriousnoss for peace vif.M^ commandera »"V of their Kround in- the field increase Ol' piv thtir Info , .......'litHJIlCU ' president has,not ceased , at the front. 'niorniari"u has reached htne, hu«- Japanene Seize a LlghthouBe 700 Mllei North of Vladivostok. London, July 27. The JapiineW landing at Dekastries, which is the termlnuj of the only cable line connect Ing the mainland with the island o1 Sakhalin, la regarded by the London morning, newspapers as an attempt tc eeize the mouth of the Amur river In order to enable the Japanese to dis patch an army up that great watei way to threaten the Russian communi cations. Japanese gunboats and " torpedo boats could thus reach Harbin and give effectual assistance to any attack on the Russian fortifications. Both the Ussurl and Sfingarl rivers are navigable for vessels of light draft and thus the JapancBe could advance Inland in three different directions for a considerable distance. If, as Is supposed, Japan has a rlvei expedition in readiness, the mere threat of its advance may suffice to change the plana of the Rtisslans and cbmpeljhe retirement from the Kiiin and Penghwa districts upon Harbin Will VIeit President Today. New York, July 27. - Daron Komura and Minister Takahlra, the Japanese peace plenlpotentlarlea, will make an informal visit to President Roosevelt today. This announcement was made when Mr. Takahira arrived from a trip to Oyster Bay to^pfflcially notify the president of the arrival of hla colleague in the negotiations with Russia for peace. Only the two principals o1 the delegation will go to Oyster Bay today, the other members of the suite remaining here to transact the busl aess of the commission. The two plenipotentiaries will leave here about 11 o'clock and U 1b expected they will return late In the afternoon. New . On^iUiB, .July 1:7.—Six death from yclhAv fever K'Corded, mak Ing a total lo date of If). Tbi> numl)f i of new casr.s reported yesterday Is 11. making ail lold to date 105 casen. There ale now J'j ceutuia of InfecUou . Tb«' or^'ani/allon of r<»roes for flight Ing the Ffinad of the infection and foi a campaign of «Mlucation and pructlca' appllcarlon of the mosquito exteiniinri tion plans ha.s hwn conijiicted and sides lOU men have bieu hired to clean gutters, while IJBO men are working ai-pari of the syHieni of sanitation. Citi/,en.s are Ijciiig organized In wardK and Ihese ward clulis will torn, preelnri rlnhs and a house canvass will be made to asKure ihe acreeninj' of every ciHtern and the oiling of ever> cess jiool and water pond. The husiiu'Ks men have provided thi funds for thi.s work and the poop!« are aroused to the nec<-.ssity of action The state board of iiealth on Mon<la\ adopted new r<'gnlation.s for frui' ships, piovidliig tliat they .should n iriaiu six davH at sea between the la.s port and New Orleans and requlrini fumigation at the port of departurr and fumifutkm after the diHcbarge o« the car.'io. Vesteniay the steamship Anselm of the to come u|) after being at sea four and a half days and according to the ship's papers she stayed at the quarantine station exactly 40 minutes, durhi;: wfilch time her crew or u men were examinetl and pas.sed, Tliis aroused the people to arflon, and Mayor Behr mÄn and other.s waited on President Souchon of the state board of health and Insisted that the regulations be mado Immediately effective. In view of quarantine compllca.tIonH, Dr. Souchon has called a conference for next Sunday of the health officers of Texas, Misrinslppl and Alabama to discuss quarantine regtilations and devise a system by which travelers can bo admitte/l with cortiflcateo of tho marino hospital service. Surgeon White who is in charge of all the government work will participate. The work of placing the detentlor-camps has been finished and supplle.s are now being sent to them. The In fection in the original center seems tc be dying out, as fewer cases are re ported from there. Indicating that modern methods have been effective The work now Is to find the new oen ters and treat them in the same man ner. Physicians now are reporting all •ase.s of lever and wherever there Ih fhe slightest .suspicion rigid sanitary rules are applied, witli the re^íult thai up to now tb( re havS been no spread of any case from any of thf>^ new reivers. Those which are developing arr ill trac^'abie directly "to the original The Kmergency hospital wa.s oi)enei^ yesterday and i>atienlH were removed 'o It in a screened ambulance. PKtOAU I lOMS AT NEW YORK. AM VesselB Arriving From Colon and New Orleans Subject to Inspection. New York. July 27.--Health Oineer Doty gave out the following statement riiRarding tiie y<'!!ow fever situatloii at Colon and N.-v» Osh au;-»; - "I have reeclved no ofllclal notice that one or more eases of yellow fo /er were removed from the steamship Seguranea before h< r departure from Colon on .Iu!y 22. If-this disease is found on l)oai(l when tiu; vessel referred to reaehe.s tlie New York quur-antlne ytatlon, the patient or patients will remove to th(> Swlni)urne Island ho.spltal, and all persons on board whose temper:'.!urci! are above the nor mal register will be remove d to Hoffman island for observation. The present refMilation.s heiy. ;ire Kutneient to furnish full protection. "All vcifist'ls arriving from New ('»r-leanB are now s-ibji ct to inspectloi^ at this .station and will be for the pro-'sent treated in the same manner as vessels irriving from Colon. There is no danger whatever that an outlirrak of yellow fever in ^l.e North would be followed by any serious resiiifs to the piibTii^ prliu-ip^ny for the reason that the variety of nion qulto which transmits the disease is section of the coun-tr}' Besides "t fie "''i)í■es(''rtt■''•^ít'ff^m«^fí^ Of®i outl)reak of.this disease Is slm-pl<?'and effective if properly car'-'ed out." Attack on Tumen River. London, July 27.-^The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph at Toklo ser.c^B a report received from Osaka, Japan to the effect that a Japanese army of many thousand men is attacking thi-Russian position on the Tumen river. M. WITTE SAILS FOR AMERICA. Cherbourg, July 27.—The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse was held at tho needles by a dense fog and prob ably will not leave there until this afternoon. M. Witte, the Rus.slan plenipotentiary, boarded tho steamer this morning. Tho Russians were most Interested In reading dlspatchcs describing the arrival of the Japanese at New York and expressed the hope that tho Japanese conditions would really be as moderate as set ft)rth in the disjiatches received here japs at sakhalien. russians will FIGHT IN KOREA. Tokio, July S7.—It Is expected the Russians will take a stand at Kyong Cheung, south f the Tamen river, iu northern Korea, which if. regarded as the key to Possiet Bay and the outer line of defences of Vladivostock. THE BENNINGTON'S DJEAD. San Diego, Gal., July 27.—The Ben nington'a dead bow number elsty-two. S. Tacalo, Japanese attendant, ana H. A. Meiios, pay clerk, died to-day.Only One BoilerExploded Examination of the Bennington Show Hull Has Been Damaged but Little. Sau Diego, Cal., July 27.—The gun j boat Bennington is again afioat on ai even keel, and it will be towed by tht Iris to the Mare Island navy yard t< be thoroughly examined and repaired The naval tug Fortune will escort th< Bennington and the Iris. Divers art examining the Uenningtuu'ti hull. Admiral Goodrich is expected to ai rive on his flagship tonight or earli tomorrow, when an official investiga tion of the disaster will be begun. Much interests centers on the ques tion of what was tho steam pressun on boiler B at the tune of the explos Ion, It being said that the safety valvt had been set to blow off at 140 pounds Ten minutes before the explosion the pressure was only 118 pounds ant was rising, It is said. The boiler ha( been cleaned only a short time befor« the explosion and filled wUh fresh ter from shore. Only one boiler exploded. An exam ination of the inside of the ship showj that the hull has been damaged bm little, if any. The water whicl poured in and caused the listing camt through the blowhole and pipes, brok en by the force of the explosion. Th« entry of water Is now under contro and no difliculty la expected in makinf the vessel sufficiently seaworthy I stand the trip to Mare island. ed and what he has been tioing dtiriii-that time are questions which he e:.;; not answer. He aeeounts for his siid den return to consciousness by sayin;^ "I had evidently taken out my wateb fo wind it On opening the rase I sad denly beheld my wife's picturo anf' with a start I seemeil fo awake as from a sound slumber." The conductor told him the number of the street, and Mr. Butcher 'ii'n naked him the name of the city and date. For some moments he was unable to adjust his faeiilijeii to the new and strange stirroundings, and when he finally realized that he had, lost nearly four months fiis first idea was to get into communication with his wife and family. A telegram was sent informinf^ her of his whereal)oiits and in a short time an answer was received. He left on a ul^ht tram fur home Many Concealed Cases. New Orleans, July 27.—One cane of yellow fever has appeared at Carmery five miles from St. Phillip. It is an Italian woman, who escaped from the French quarter. Several concealed cases of fever have been reported.Novel Plea inMurder Trial. Rochester, .Tuly 27.—Senator lam W. Armsirong has sent out mi noiincenvrit«! to bis f,ena'forIal nnd as sembly •us.s<iciates who are fo serve on the joint legislative oomniiti"e which is to investir.ate the life insr.r anc<i buidness ill tliis state that '•-,< committee will meet for organi/.-iipu next Tuesday at 11 o'clock In the ^V-n-ate library in the Caplttd In Albany. Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Hofallng of tho senate and Frank Johnson of the assembly; Assembly BtenograpMcr Henry I^/unmert and Senator Steueg-rapher A B. Sackett, have been nr.ti-fled to be present at the opening session next Tuesday. If Senator Armstrong's as.<?ociates agree, the eonimittee will orgimize at once and Immediately proceed lo New York, where heaihiuartera vvill be engaged, counsel selected and prepr.ra-tlons entered upon for the lnve.st'"a-tlon. He ha« already written letters to Governor Higging, State Supeiin-tendent of insurance Francis Hendricks, Attorney fJeneral Mayer and District Attorney .Jerome, asking that they meet- wlUi-.the.. -C(immlLtee . at., an early date. Senator Armstrong said: "So far as I am concerned the Investigation w 11 ,bQ jsne iiideiiendent from i.tiy now In progress, a'lUfougihi""these^^^ will tend toWard a common end It win be as iboro\igh and nr. nrarc'^inf; as It is iiossitde to make it. "I appreciate fully the gravity and importance of the inquiry an<l I request that tliosewho have in their iios-sei^sion aii>- ini'oimatiitii which fr'ill throw lirht iipim the sut)ject tender it to the eommiiiee. I or anv member of Eive them u:.r fulb-st support in an ef-the eom.nitiee will be onlv too glad , ^ort to go over the whole field and In-to ree.Mve leuers containing such facts ! without resfrie- or informalion. "The investigation will lie r-'ju-menced as .sfiim as pos.'^ib'io and nisit ed along an rapidly.as possible, bu:. it Bhould be borne in mind thai 'he members of the c-ommittee are busy men ani (hat their services to ihe state will fie without compensation. Bo, wiiile We will elideavur to» keep the inquiry aiv «'(mtinuouf; and u:> uaiu-terrupsed as is possible, the pubilc should renu mber that we are entitled to some consi'deiadon and that our own private affairs must not bo neglected entirely, "All our proceedings will be pui.lic and the investigation will be pursued without any other consideration than the discovery of .such facts as are nece.nFiary to the fiaminir of nejv lawg— If Bueli are deemed neressary—or such amendments to the existing ones, to be .s\ilimitteil (o tiie legislature. a.s Will insure to tiie policy .boldern that cvtry cent they pay in jiremiums over and above what Is n<-eded in eareful and prudt»nl nianagi-ment and the creation and lU'otection of nee» ssary . mortuary and res»'iv funds, ineluding safe und proper investment of sueh funds, shall BO to their credit; also to recommend. If the faetfi ju-^tifr, sii^b í\ réduction In premiums as may be foJind proper. ' " ""ThV-se' à re r<-ÏVr!>' "Í he "^piîi-poS'éff- "for" wliieh i'k eojiimitlee was appuli.ted and thi'. investigation ordered. I do not believe it vvill be necessary to in-'mk-e-' w. a. f) e ca u so the insurance e(ìnn»ani(-R mu.st. Itíiow that it i'-, our purpose tf> aid in Ihe bringing aliout of erinditions which .ire In the interest of the lif<> Insurnnce comjtanies as well as in the interost of the polie> holders "We .'-ha!) rnudoy the very best legal eoimsi 1 proeiirafde and we will i tion.' Transfer of Bodies. Washington, July 27 —It was stateo at the navy department that the trans fers of bodies of those who perishec on the Bennington to the homes of rel atives will be made as rapidly as pos slble but that some delays must b( expected since there are certain healtl regulations to be complied with In tht cases of bodies already buried. The bureau of medicine and sjurgery, tc which all reciuests for transportation of bodies is referred, is usfng every eftort to expedite the work. An ap propria (ion'is available for such traus portation. Captain Drake at San Diego ha.s re ported to the navy department thi death of R. Takata, wardroom cook ol the l!eniiitii:'nn. H!a father ia C Takata at Tuldo. Chicago. .Inly JV .John Mu charged wi;li liHi:i: hi-^ wife child, makes ih". n<,. 1 I'b a tif t ij:'' tic somiiamhuli.'-ni .¡iiois in rlie case were selecied ve^hidas Mu " i declares iliere .was nojiictive; iba: h' slew his wife in his sleeii and that liis actions were due to a blow on the head received during a labor riot iwo years ago. Re is conducting his own case. Mueller killed his wife and child by shooting them and then hacking them with an ax. om Blind Siidemt to be Minister Baltimore, July 27.—The Presbytei. of Baltimore, after several days" consideration, has decided to take under its care as a candidate for the ministry James Cary Walker, who, although blind, has studied long to fit himself for the work. Mr. VV.ilker was examined orally on experimental religion and motives and passed in excellent fashion. Since being graduated from tho Maryland School for the Blind in 1903 ho has reduced to 'he point system, peculiar to the blind. 11 chapters of the Book of St. John and has reduced to the same system Had ley and Allen's Greek grammar, an extremely difficult taslc. [email protected]�©—m—©—©— ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO MAKE HOWE HAPPY. Poughkt eiJsie, .ji. V z'J. — \Vill:a:\ Slocum, a wellkno\.i Dutchess eouniy farmer *^residing a Poughtpiag, wts found dead on iiis | jwing machiiu a' 7 o'clock last nigh . lie <iid not re spond to Ihe call fo supi>t>r and wben u farm hand went to investigaie he found Mr Slocum on the seat of the mowing uuiehine appari-ntly aileeii. He .saf almost ereet with the r ins in his hands wlien the farm ban.! discovered that he was dead —®Panama Police Mutiny Quelled Panama, July 27 A mutiny oe curred aniiiug the police forco her* yesterdax, but it wis quelled almost at the itfginning i)y Santiago De 1-Guardili, secretar) of w.nlr, who fa<-e(^ the mulini MS with a drawn revolvi i an<l, bael^ed Ity the ot!ieer.s of tli: force, ì>roiì:;ht thi'iii to stihnii.s-ion The priTifiyiai lenilers were s'-verei-chastized by the serrerary and th' other mutineers WMe placed in iro!: Folhies had noihing to do with Ue mutiny The ehi- T of police. Leonid:-.' Pretelt. is in .NiJinelnlee insppciinf tb( police force there.Cruiser OlympiaMussia Wants Morwe.gian^ort London, July 27.—Tho correspond ent of The Daily Mall at Stockholm says: The ol)ject of Emperor William's Interview with limperor Nicholas wab to obtain tiie consent of (he latter for a prince of the house of Hohenzollerii. to aseen'i iiie throne of Norway. It i.^ possible thai the Russian empeiur will couseut, provided iiussia be permitteJ to sligh ly rectify fier frontier on tho Atlantic.' Th.- Daily Mail sugges's that the ••reeiified frontier" means that Russia wants to acquire the strip of Norwegian territory which parts Finland from the Arctic ocean, thus gaining a seaport. ,r Kingston, .Jamaica, July 27. — The United States protected cruiser O'vm pia, flagship of the fifth division of the third siquadron of the Korth .M-lantlc fleet, with Rear Admiral Brrd-ford ci)mmaniiin^, on fuiard, arrived here from (iuantnnamo, Cuba The object of ihe' visit is fo grant the crew shore le.ive The Dlympia will '.e-main here a week DENIED BY FOREIGN OFFICE. Berlin, July 27.—The German foreign ofTice denies utterly the report pul)li.shcd by a correspondent of a London paper at Stockholm to the of the latler for a prine(> of the House Hohn/.olle'rn to a.-cend ilio throne of .Vorwav.S Ship Heads^North. Noith Sydney, (\ H, .rul.\ 27 The Arctic steamer lioosix .dt, bearing Commander Robert I-: Peary's latest expedition, swung clear of îerniinal wharf alili h< ad» )! iiorth-.vard on her voyage t)f iii;-e()ver> Toward the North poie at p. in- \eKU?riiay the Steamer h it the wiiarf an uum».nse crowd wliich h;id ^athen iT to wilness ber deí).'ir(iir( ìnii-t inf<i ehe-ers which were inli;,!;!'.;: uith :h( whistles of the decorateti i f'ouHinind'T th' expeditioü _ia (■■ an . shtiWi .1 il I !,<■• " o;'.!ec.<î;;p '.Il whieh <;tse hewasButcher At ? Three Months Lost Out of the Life of a Detroit (VJan. Duluth, Minn., July 27. --- Wakin,-? from a tr.ince which ha.s «'loiided his memory for three or four moiiih-;. W. H. Buieher of 127 Michigan ;iv.iuie DiHroit, startled the [lassi ngt-rs on H street car here with "Where am P" Three months ago he left his le^j. drnce in Detroit for his'i-.U" of business. How he 'has liv. d dating (h.i^ tbrte months, wliat citi».s he has visit- m>'etiiig With íM anrio\); was sej/rvi i aes lay. An oillcia! arumunceinent thi^ afternoon s;n a (h^t.achiue.nt vw'tn dei.'iin-ed to pro'eet tuo ¡atuiing on the Siberian co.'ist-of the .L'ljeincse troops from the Island of tíukhaüen. They dii:- JAPS ADVANCING. Katini h.\n,u-;su, Manchuria, ,ìuly 27 — The. Japauese • continuo advancing akaicr a forty nnio front. The Van- Ono hundred and fifty Oklahoma farrtiem havo advortieed for holpmoetar— Mov»ô It«,,,. . ' —Chlùfiyô hiio,^ Oo®«, ' lodged tho enemy from Alkova Jnlv guard is about eighty miles from the 2'tth. Another detachment l.imied at , niouih of tho Tumen river. The Jap- Mugati and captured 40,000 tons of ?oal and light railway material. Alex- anese force eslimatcvl at forty thous-nud. ;


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Today's visit to the pop-culture pulpit finds an apparently "born again" actor, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie talking marriage, a stunned Lindsay Lohan, other things, and the mystery music video.
EVEN CHARLIE SHEEN DIDN'T GO THIS FAR: Talk about biting the hand, Angus T. Jones raises plenty of eyebrows with this one, per The Wrap, "An online interview (has) emerged in which he described "Two and a Half Men" as "filth" and urged people not to watch it. Many met the remarks with skepticism, in part because of their context: He made them in a poorly edited testimonial to a religious figure who calls himself The Forerunner and argues that rappers like Jay-Z and A$AP Rocky support Satanism with occult messages in their music and videos." http://bit.ly/Spqnef
MEANWHILE: Mom's not happy, per the Daily Mail, "The mother of Two and A Half Men star Angus T. Jones has spoken out to say he is being 'exploited' by his church after he branded his hit show 'filth' in an extraordinary religious rant. Carey Jones, 42, told MailOnline she was worried for her famous son. 'I'm concerned he's being exploited by the church,' she explained, but refused to comment further." http://bit.ly/Vah9Hq{}
DOES IT REALLY MATTER?: Apparently to the kids, it does, per People, "Put the champagne on ice. It appears Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's long-awaited wedding isn't far off - and that's from someone who would know. "I am getting more pressure from my kids, and it is something I want to do within their lifetime, but I also feel like the time has come," Pitt said Monday night at the premiere of his new film, Killing Them Softly, in New York." http://bit.ly/QITQmO
OBIT: Just the facts, per Deadline, "Marty Richards, producer and philanthropist, died yesterday at age 80. The New Yorker's stage producing credits included Chicago, Sweeney Todd, La Cage aux Folles, and Crimes of the Heart." http://bit.ly/Tr7BWg
HUNGER GAMES: Lights, camera, action, per Entertainment Tonight, "Jennifer Lawrence suited up and headed to higher ground for her latest scenes in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Playing the brave Katniss Everdeen, Lawrence was seen in a curve-hugging, futuristic wetsuit for her scenes on the shores of Hawaii. The actress stood on top a pedstal of some kind as camera crews surrounded her." http://bit.ly/113QMT3
HOW WONDERFUL: The first four words say it all, per TV Line, "Boy Meets World fans, meet the best news you'll hear all day. TVLine has learned exclusively that Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel have officially signed on to reprise their roles as Cory Matthews and Topanga Lawrence in the red-hot Disney Channel pilot Girl Meets World." http://bit.ly/V2KRIE
STINGING CRITIQUES: Of Elizabeth Taylor - or not, per the Huffington Post, "Friends say Lindsay Lohan wasn't prepared for the harsh criticism of her Lifetime movie "Liz & Dick." And instead of providing the career comeback the troubled star expected, her performance has left many wondering if she will ever be taken seriously as an actress again. . . The Hollywood Reporter compared the Lifetime drama to a "Saturday Night Live" skit. The New York Times accused the actress of "sleepwalking through scenes," while Entertainment Weekly made fun of Lohan's "frozen face" and "blank stare." http://huff.to/S7V9Zl
FOLLOW-UP: The envelope, please, per indieWIRE, "The 22nd Annual Gotham Independent Film Awards were handed out tonight in New York, and Indiewire has a complete list of winners. The ceremony was hosted by "Sleepwalk With Me" director and star Mike Birbiglia (whose opening monologue didn't exactly win over the crowd at the ceremony)." http://bit.ly/Qmt8yI
GET OVER IT, MOM: Stop the fruitless pining, per Radar, "As Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis stroll hand-in-hand on their romantic Italian getaway, his estranged wife Demi Moore is once again fighting with her daughters, this time over her inability to let their soon-to-be ex-stepfather go from her life, a source tells RadarOnline.com exclusively. Rumer, Scout and Tallulah Willis want their 50-year-old mother to divorce Ashton now, a year after he was caught cheating on her, so she can finally end that chapter of her life." http://rdar.co/SagMIx
DWTS: Oh, the suspense, per Access Hollywood, "Is Melissa Rycroft on her way to her first mirrorball win? Could Shawn Johnson be adding a supersized new trophy to her awards cabinet, or will it be actress Kelly Monaco who gives the acceptance speech on Tuesday night while picking up the most coveted "Dancing with the Stars" prize of them all? After Monday night's high flying, emotional and stunning competition round, the "Dancing with the Stars: All Stars" title is still anyone's game." http://bit.ly/Tr7lqq
AND FINALLY: Today's mystery music video. http://bit.ly/tMLZwk
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Southwestern Historical Quarterly
boat took an upswing. It may be noted that the calliope was
housed "on the texas." The texas-strange as that lower case
spelling looks-was the big room on the upper deck of river
steamers. It got its name from its size, naturally.
In post-Civil War years, showboat entertainment grew more
and more ambitious, full-length melodramas becoming the rule
rather than the exception. But the showboats, for all their flower-
ing, were on borrowed time. The invention of the cinema, the
improvement of traveling facilities for theatre troupes and audi-
ences, and the sophistication of the once-eager frontiersmen killed
off the showboat public. As for the boats themselves, which it
might be fun to see even now, some burned, others were crushed
by ice jams, rats gnawed the hull of one and it sank, and several
were converted into freight barges, excursion boats, and dance
pavilions. One, the Goldenrod, is tied up at the foot of Locust
Street in St. Louis, and a replica of another, built on piles, is in
use as a University of Washington student theater in Seattle.
As the only comprehensive survey and record of a fascinating
and peculiarly American theatrical phenomenon, Dr. Graham's
Showboats automatically becomes a standard reference. Novelists
(even ones of whom the author disapproves as much as he dis-
approves of Edna Ferber), musical comedy writers, calliope en-
thusiasts, playbill collectors, and just plain interested readers will
be consulting this book for a long time to come.
The volume itself is appropriately designed for its subject,
the old-fashioned lettering of jacket and title page, plus the
poster end papers setting the early-day tone. The book is a pub-
lication of The University of Texas Press and can stand creditably
among any array of trade books of publishers throughout the
Mexican Birds: First Impressions, Based on an Ornithological
Expedition to Tamaulipas, Nuevo Le6n, and Coahuila, with
an Appendix briefly describing all Mexican Birds. By George
Miksch Sutton. Norman (University of Oklahoma Press),
1951. Pp. xv+282. Illustrated. $10.oo.
Dr. George M. Sutton, famed ornithologist, explorer, and artist,
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 56, July 1952 - April, 1953. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101145/. Accessed May 31, 2016.


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Tray, Food Heating, Skylab, Mock-up
Skylab astronauts used trays like this mock-up to heat and serve their meals at a pedestal table in the galley of the orbital workshop. Each crewmember's tray had three heated cavities for cans of food to be warmed. Foods edible at room temperature were placed in the other cavities. The astronaut set a timer on the tray and when the food was heated simply opened the cans and pouches in the tray to enjoy a meal. The crews used silverware, but no plates, bowls, or cups. Most foods were dehydrated, powdered, canned, or frozen to prevent spoiling and allow for easy meal preparation. This tray is a mockup that was used for training before the 1973-1974 Skylab missions.
NASA transferred this item to the Museum with the backup Skylab in 1975.
Transferred from NASA
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Manufacturer
- McDonnell Douglas Corporation
- Type
- PERSONAL EQUIPMENT-Food & Food Accessories
- Materials
- Aluminum
- Dimensions
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- 6% Private House
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Elevator, Laundry in Building, Fitness Center, On-site Garage, Intercom, Lobby, Pre-war building, Security guard, Laundry room, Live-in super, Outdoor space, Parking garage, Quiet neighborhood, School nearby, Restaurants nearby, Shopping nearby. Jason Pierre (Nov 2011)
Come take a look as our building, features on site amenities such as available parking garages, onsite laundry, elevators, onsite management, security and maintenance office, playgrounds and more. Onsite amenities such as our children playgrounds, handball courts, daycare center, onsite parking garages, laundry room, 24 hour Quality of Life team and our onsite maintenance and porter staff. Walking distance to Brooklyn College, Downstate Medical Center, Brookdale Hospital as well as local shops, malls, restaurants, bars and more on Nostrand Ave and Flatbush Ave. Conveniently located steps away from the 2 and 5 trains at Newkirk Ave as well as the B44, B41, B6, B8 and B103 bus lines. Mariangela Bentivegna (Feb 2014)
Amenties include laundry center from 7am-7 pm, 24 hour security, all size dogs are welcomed, parking available for nominalfee, move in on the 15th and receive 2 weeks free. Ardor Realty (Feb 2012)
Located just a 5 minute walk away from the 2/5 Trains, this giant, all inclusive 2 King Sized bedrooms with living room is an amazing value. E. Peter Gibbons, Jr (Apr 2014)
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The two herbivores and one carnivore, which date back nearly 100m years to the middle of the Cretaceous period, were excavated from the Winton formation in the state's west. They are the first significant dinosaur discovery in Australia since 1981.
Writing in the journal PLOS One, the palaeontologists described the carnivore as a fearsome predator with three large slashing claws on each hand.
It is the most complete meat-eating dinosaur skeleton ever found in Australia.
All of the dinosaurs have been named after characters in the famous Australian bush poem Waltzing Matilda.
When the carnivore - named after Banjo Patterson who wrote the poem in Winton in 1885 - roamed ancient Australia, it would have been more bigger and more terrifying that than velociraptor made famous in the Jurassic Park films, archaeologists said.
"The cheetah of his time, Banjo was light and agile. He could run down most prey with ease over open ground," Scott Hucknell, a Queensland Museum palaeontologist, said.
However, its companions were far less toothy. Both herbivores, Clancy (Witonotitan wattsi) was a tall and slender giraffe-like creature while Matilda (Diamantinasaurus matildae) was more stocky and hippo-like.
The two four-legged sauropod species are new types of titanosaurs - the largest animals ever to walk the earth.
Mr Hocknull said all three skeletons were new types of dinosaur, which showed evolutionary links with dinosaurs from the northern hemisphere.
"Dinosaurs diversified and spread all over the world but Australia, being a very isolated place at the end of the world, developed its own unique fauna," he told reporters.
Anna Bligh, the Queensland Premier, said the discoveries were a major breakthrough in the scientific understanding of prehistoric life in Australia.
John Long, a palaeontologist at Museum Victoria, told the Sydney Morning Herald that the finds were "amazing".
He said the newly unearthed fossils put Australia back on the international map of big dinosaur discoveries for the first time since 1981, when the discovery of Muttaburrasaurus, a large four-legged herbivore that could rear up on two legs, was announced.
Mr Hocknull said there were many more dinosaur fossils in the Winton site and they hoped to find Australia's oldest mammals among them.
"There are at least 50 other sites we know that are yet to be excavated so the next 20 to 30 years in Australian dinosaur science will be very exciting."
The discovery was announced during the official launch of stage one of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History at Winton.
The area surrounding Winton is famed for its prehistoric discoveries and is known as the Fossil Triangle.


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Cannabis market: Vendors at the canceled Cannabis Community Farmers Market would have accepted donations in exchange for their excess medical marijuana; they would not have sold the cannabis. Stories about the event appeared on the front page on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
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