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The Charge Link for PlayStation 3 grants new freedom to users of the SIXAXIS wireless controller, allowing users to charge and play with the controller simultaneously. The extra long 10 foot USB to Mini USB cable plugs into the any free USB port on the PS3 console, and attaches to the Mini USB port on the SIXAXIS controller providing power to charge the internal battery of the controller. The Charge Link features a unique woven cable shielding to improve durability while the attached Velcro strap allows for easy and clean storage. The Charge Link can also be used with other Mini USB devices such as digital cameras and PSPs.
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Was good for a few months
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Pros: It was definitely good at first. I enjoy being away from my PS3/TV while gaming, so it was good to have a longer cord for when I'm right in the middle of gaming and the controller was low. That's why I gave this higher than 1 star.
Cons: Yesterday, after 2+ months of use, I noticed that, while charging, I could not use my controller. This was the first time this has ever happened, so I gaffed it off and told myself that it was a one-time thing -- started my PS3 up today, plugged my controller in to charge it...didn't charge at all. I switched over to my original, shorter, cord, to make sure it wasn't the controller that was going bad -- it charged right away and I could still use it while it was charging. Plugged the controller back into the longer cord -- still no charge.
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Piece of Junk
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Pros: Cheap and worked well when I first got.
Cons: After a month of using it, it stop working correctly. It charges my controller then it stop charging then minutes later it will start up again.
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Not pretty but its Works and its tough.
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Pros: This product changed my opinion of Nyko, they actually deliver a good amount quality now. Works great not just as a charge cable but also as a data cable as well. Data cable function is something many other PS3 cables lack. The cable survives abuse most other USB cables would not. Vecro strap is very handy when it comes to storage and transport.
Cons: Outer weaved mesh does get bunched up and unravels around bends, the thick cable does not unkink easily. Although what I personally put this cable though any damage seems to be purely cosmetic at this point (See Pros).
Other Thoughts: Yes, USB cords seems to be "a dime a dozen", but it is harder to find one that is more than 6 feet long that is worth buying, this usb cable is worth it.
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works well
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Pros: hey its a cable, it gives my controller power with a ten foot cord what more can you ask for?
Cons: none
Other Thoughts: none
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super fancy cable not required
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Pros: It looks good and the cable is really long.
Cons: You can get a cable just like it for almost free if you look elsewhere.
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Long cord.
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Pros: Nice long cord. Has a permanent velcro attachment for easy fold up storage. Does what it's designed do do.
Cons: Cord has a weaved mesh on it that feels like sand paper.
Other Thoughts: Plastic container makes for a nice pen & pencil holder.
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When Wayne McGowin served in the Army Reserve during the Vietnam era, service members didn't get the recognition they do now.
Sharing war stories now helps children realize how fortunate they are and to be grateful, he said.
The Greenwood resident was one of more than 120 veterans at an annual gathering to honor military service for Veterans Day at Center Grove Middle School North.
Two lines of middle school students and military veterans snaked into the gym, where the students spoke into a microphone and introduced each service member Friday. Some of the veterans were parents, grandparents and teachers, and they represented all branches of the military, including the Coast Guard.
McGowin attended the event with his granddaughters, sixth-graders Ellie McGowin and Allie Williams. Gratitude for service members and what they do for our country is important for children to learn, he said.
"If they know the truth, they will have more gratitude in their heart," he said.
The veterans ate breakfast with the students then participated in a ceremony that honored them. The students also sang "The Star-Spangled Banner," the songs for each branch of the military such as "The Army Goes Rolling Along," played in the orchestra and read tributes to veterans.
In an essay tribute on freedom and honoring military service members, eighth-grade student Emily Hoy credited war veterans, including her uncle, with giving her American rights, such as speaking her opinions publicly.
Her parents in China, who gave her up for adoption, also played a part in giving her freedom by giving her the rights of an American, rights protected by the military, including being able to choose to have more than one child. Those are not freedoms she would have had in China, Emily said. Her parents gave her up for adoption, possibly because it was against the law for them to have more than one child, she said.
"All of these people suffered for my personal freedom," she said.
Social studies teacher Rick Miller credited veterans as important to protecting America from the poverty of much of the rest of the world.
Three billion people in the world survive on incomes of less than $2.50 per day, and about one-third of the world is dying of starvation, Miller said. The everyday people around us who serve in the military are part of why Americans are blessed, he said.
Guest speakers Steve Hardwick and Duane Hodgin told stories of Indiana residents who suffered in war. The service members fought in hand-to-hand combat, lost limbs or died and some still have shrapnel embedded in their bodies, Hardwick and Hodgin said during their presentation.
Hardwick, a fifth-grade teacher in Indianapolis, and Hodgin, of Richmond, told stories from their book "WW II: Duty, Honor, Country," which was published this year.
In 10 to 12 years, all World War II veterans likely will have died, so it's important now to retell their stories and thank them, Hardwick said.
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8 ounces skinless, boneless chicken-breast halves
16 ounce package frozen bell peppers and onions
8 ounces smoked turkey sausage, halved lengthwise and cut into 1/2-inch slices
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greetings Clonies- I was wondering if anyone knew about single game ticket purchases for the UNLV in Vegas this fall... I looked on UNLVs website and they don't seem to be available there yet. I apologize if this has been discussed lately, but the thread I scoured thru was pretty much everyone talking about where they stay in Vegas or their latest trip there... I'm just looking for ticket info.
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I believe they will send out something to season ticket holders around June 1st. There was something about it in a thread about the Iowa game.
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Kanchanaburi, Thailand -- Ten monks taking care of 10 tigers at an isolated Buddhist temple in Kanchanaburi, western Thailand, made for great viewing over Animal Planet in September last year.
Bangkok, Thailand -- More than 1,000 Buddhists gathered at Wat Bowonnivet Vihara yesterday to pay respects to their beloved spiritual leader the Supreme Patriarch, who was described by his doctor as being in good health for a 92-year-old.
Bangkok, Thailand -- A community in the northern province of Lampang learned about the value of religion and working together through their determination to restore the ancient temple hall in Wat Pongsanuk
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HOWE, Texas — Police have released the arrest report for an Oklahoma state senator jailed on a driving while intoxicated complaint last week.
About 11 p.m. Thursday, Harry Edward Coates, 63, R-Seminole, was pulled over by Howe, Texas, police on southbound U.S. 75 near Farmington Road. A driver reported Coates driving erratically, according to the arrest report and a statement posted on the Howe Police Department's Facebook page. Howe is about 40 miles south of Durant.
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Four Northwest sport-fishing groups say Washington's governor's office is using $1.5 million in recreational dollars to subsidize commercial fishing in the state's 2011-13 supplemental budget.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is facing $6 million to $7 million in state General Fund cuts in the supplemental budget. The agency's General Fund support has dropped from $110 million in the 2007-09 budget period to $69 million in 2011-13.
At issue is a proposal by the governor's budget office to shift $1.5 million from the state Wildlife Account to cover 22 percent of General Fund salmon hatchery production that primarily benefits commercial and tribal fishing.
The Wildlife Account is principally made up of hunting and fishing license fee revenue. The 2011 Legislature increased hunting and fishing license fees with the support of most sport-fishing groups.
"Can you imagine anything more ridiculous than one year after increasing hunting and fishing license fees to ostensibly save recreational opportunity to then propose in the next budget cycle to use recreational user fee dollars to subsidize commercial fishing?" asked Ed Wickersham of Ridgefield, governmental relations chair for the Coastal Conservation Association in Washington.
Joining CCA in a letter to Gov. Chris Gregorie protesting the fund shift are the Northwest Sportsfishing Industry Association, Puget Sound Anglers and Fish Northwest.
Wickersham, Ron Garner of Puget Sound Anglers, George Harris, president of the Northwest Marine Trade Association, and Mike Coombs, owner of Outdoor Emporium, testified before the Senate Ways and Means Committee last week in opposition of the funding switch.
The Department of Fish and Wildlife has identifed three hatcheries for possible closure or production cuts due to the need to reduce General Fund spending.
They are Nemah on Willapa Bay, Hoodsport on Hood Canal and Samish on the Nooksack River.
Only 26 percent of the coho and chinook from Nemah are caught in sport fisheries, Wickersham said. Only 13 percent of the chinook from Samish are sport-caught and 5 percent or less of the chum from Hoodsport.
Documents from the budget office says general fund dollars for the hatchery system is approximately $7 million and the shifting of wildlife fund money is on a "one-time basis."
"One-time budget shifts rarely occur only once," Garner told the Senate committee
Coombs said improved sport fishing in 2011 resulted in his retail sales improving by 20 percent and the hiring of 30 additional employees.
Jim Cahill, a senior budget analyst for natural resources in the Office of Financial Management, said the money comes from the 10 percent transaction fee on licenses, a sub-account of the Wildlife Account.
Hunters contribute to the account in addition to fishermen and the Department of Fish and Wildlife had no plan for the money, he said
The governor's budget does not specify which hatcheries the money is spent on, Cahill said. Sport fishermen benefit from the hatcheries in question to an extent, he added.
OFM "will be diligent" that this is one-time shift, he said.
The agency has been good about keeping the one-time promise in dealing with budget shifts affecting other parts of state government, Cahill said.
One of the budget cuts proposed by the Department of Fish and Wildlife was to save more than $190,000 by closing gillnetting in Grays Harbor. Wickersham said the value of the fishery is only $180,000 a year.
"This issue demonstrates once and for all that the commercial fishing industry is unable to pay its own way," he said. "If the governor and her advisers think those commercial fisheries are so important then they need to fund them through the General Fund, not steal from the Wildlife Account."
Wickersham said the license fee increases that went into effect this year provide an extra $15.5 million to the Wildlife Account in the current two-year budget period, with $9.2 million being from sport fishermen.
Overall, sportsmen generate $130 million this budget period for the Department and Fish and Wildlife via license fees, passes, endorsement fees and federal funding tied to federal taxes on sport-fishing and hunting.
State commercial fisheries provide less than $8 million in revenue to the state through license fees and excise taxes, he said.
"Recreational users have demonstrated we will do our best to pay for our impacts," Wickersham said. "We expect the commercial industry to do the same."


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Someone painted swastikas on Senator Kay Hagan's Greenville office, and was caught on tape.
You can see someone spray painting the front door of Hagan's Greenville office on South Evans Street in the surveillance video. Greenville police say the person was captured on camera about 2:25 Thursday morning. Another swastika and the words, "criminal government" were spray painted on the wall of the Hendrix Building also on South Evans. Similar symbols were found on nearby downtown buildings.
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Yulia Tymoshenko is serving a seven-year jail term.
A third witness has told a court hearing into the killing of Ukrainian lawmaker Yevhen Shcherban in 1996 that he has no doubts former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko ordered the murder.
The witness told the Kyiv court that another former prime minister, Pavlo Lazarenko, had organized the murder.
He did not give any details linking Tymoshenko and Lazarenko to the murder.
Tymoshenko is serving a seven-year prison sentence in the eastern city of Kharkiv for abuse-of-office.
Prison authorities said she refused to attend the March 4 hearing or participate via video-link because of poor health.
Lazarenko is currently in the United States after serving several years in jail there for money laundering.
Both Tymoshenko and Lazarenko deny any involvement in Shcherban's murder saying the charges are politically motivated.
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J. Murrey Atkins Library Special Collections, UNC Charlotte
John B. Alexander papers
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Summary Information
- Repository
- J. Murrey Atkins Library Special Collections, UNC Charlotte
- Creator
- Alexander, J. B. (John Brevard), 1834
- Title
- John B. Alexander papers
- Date [inclusive]
- 1855-1911
- Extent
- 2.0 Linear feet
- Language
- English
- Abstract
- Papers of a Mecklenburg County physician. Includes account books, medical journals, correspondence, memorabilia, and writings. Also documents his services as a surgeon in the 37th North Carolina Regiment of the Confederate Army, as well as his general interest in the Civil War.
Preferred Citation note
John B. Alexander Papers. J. Murrey Atkins Library Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Biographical/Historical note
John Brevard Alexander was born in Mecklenburg County, N.C., on May 27, 1834. He was the son of Robert Davidson Alexander and Abigail Bain Caldwell Alexander. He graduated from Davidson College with high honors in 1852 and from the Medical College of South Carolina at the top of his class in 1855. During the Civil War Alexander served as a sergeant and assistant surgeon in the thirty-seventh North Carolina Infantry, but he resigned on May 16, 1863 because of "a bilious attack" and "acute dysentery." Later, on November 6, 1863, he was appointed surgeon in the Sixty-third Battalion of the North Carolina Militia for "home defence" [see North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster, vol. 9 and folder 1:1]. Following the war, he returned to Mecklenburg County to resume his medical practice. He moved into Charlotte in 1890. Throughout his career he also managed a drugstore until health required him to retire in 1898. He married Annie Wall Lowrie on May 18, 1858. They had six children: Robert D. (d. 1901); Dixie (d. 1909); Annie Lowrie, M.D. (1864-1929), one of the first women from the South to be graduated from the Woman's Medical College in Philadelphia and the first woman to practice medicine in the South; Lucy (d. 1919); Samuel Lowrie (d. 1887); and James Houston, a farmer in Chatham County, NC. Alexander authored three books: Biographical Sketches of the Early Settlers of the Hopewell Section (1898); The History of Mecklenburg County from 1740 to 1900 (1902); and Reminiscences of the Past Sixty Years (1908). He also compiled a sketch of local church history, "Presbyterianism, How and Where It Was First Planted in Mecklenburg County." He was an elder at Bethel Presbyterian Church, and after he moved to Charlotte, he became active in the First Presbyterian Church there. Alexander apparently served briefly as a justice of the peace in Charlotte (ca. 1895; see box 1, volume 5). He died in Charlotte on June 24, 1911 and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery.
Scope and Contents note
The collection is comprised of account books, journals, correspondence, memorabilia, and writings of John B. Alexander. One of the two medical journals includes detailed patient histories, primarily of women (1895-1905). Also includes Civil War-related materials, including correspondence, essays, and fictional writings.
Arrangement note
The John B. Alexander Papers are organized into a single volume and folder title series.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
J. Murrey Atkins Library Special Collections, UNC Charlotte 20089201 University City Blvd.
Charlotte, NC, 28223
Conditions Governing Access note
Collection is open for research.
Conditions Governing Use note
Some material may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the patron's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Gifts of Selby Daniels in 1995 and 2003. Some material was purchased from the estate of Selby Daniels in 2009.
Processing Information note
Processed by Jeff Forret, Joanna Goltzman and Robert A. McInnes, 2008.
Related Materials
Related Archival Materials note
Alexander and Ramsey Family Papers, Mss 162; Dr. Annie L. Alexander Papers, Mss 247.
Controlled Access Headings
Corporate Name(s)
- Confederate States of America. Army. North Carolina Infantry Regiment, 37th.
Geographic Name(s)
- Lemley (N.C. : Township)
- Mecklenburg County (N.C.)
- North Carolina--Civil War, 1861-1865
Personal Name(s)
- Alexander, J. B. (John Brevard), 1834
- Medical care--North Carolina--History--19th century
- Physicians--North Carolina--History--19th century
Collection Inventory
Account Books/Ledgers/Assorted Volumes 8.0 Albums
General Account Books 1868-1869, 1889-1907
Scope and Contents note
Volume 4 includes newspaper clippings pasted-in by Alexander (4 volumes)
Justices' Civil and Criminal Docket for the Justices of North Carolina 1895
Medical Journals 1855-71, 1895-1905
Medical Journal
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Medical Journal
Scope and Contents note
Includes detailed patient histories, primarily of women; 15 pages of notes on menstrual disorders; and two pages with the heading "Chapter II" (apparently part of a story written by Alexander, remaining pages have been removed.
Sawmill Account Book 1883-1889
Civil War Documents 1862-1864
Scope and Contents note
Includes J. B. Alexander's commission, furlough, and resignation papers; correspondence about the death of James B. Lowrie; and a medical report following a battle. Also includes appraisal and conscription papers for a slave named Mark, conscripted by the army to build fortifications in Halifax, owned by R. D. Alexander; and loyalty oath after the war.
Special orders, Adjutant and inspector General's Office 1862 July 14
Appointment to Assistant Surgeon, 37th North Carolina Regiment 1862 November 18
Scope and Contents note
Commission of Assistant Surgeon from the Confederate States of America, War Department, for Dr. J. B. Alexander. The document states that the President of the Confederate States of America has appointed Dr. J. B. Alexander as Assistant Surgeon of the 37th North Carolina Regiment, of the Provisional Army in the service of the Confederates States July 14, 1862. The commission document is signed by James A. Seddon, Secretary of War, Richmond, Va., dated Nov. 18, 1862.
Proclamation by Z. B. Vance 1862
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A newspaper clipping containing a proclamation by Z.B. Vance, Governor of North Carolina. The proclamation is dated Sept. 18, 1862. Governor Vance states in his proclamation that he is aware that certain persons are using their influence to prevent obedience to the law of Congress, known as the Conscript Law, and that others are attempting to organize an open resistance to its execution, and that this is in direct violation of the law. His proclamation warns that all such persons desist from this unpatriotic and criminal conduct, and to cease to dissuade any of those who are willing to serve their country and to notify positively all persons contemplating an armed resistance to the law. Those willing committing the crime of treason according to the Constitution will not escape its penalties. At the end of the proclamation, Vance states that the law will be enforced. This proclamation was given under Governor Vance's hand and attested by the Great Seal of the state and done at the city of Raleigh, the 18th day of September, 1862. Written by the governor's private secretary, R. H. Battle, Jr
Commission as Surgeon, 63rd Battalion North Carolina Militia 1863 November 9
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Commission from the state of North Carolina calling John Brevard Alexander to service as a surgeon for the 63rd Battalion of the North Carolina Militia.
Order for furlough 1862 November 24
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Furlough orders for Dr. J. B. Alexander. This order is from Head Quarters Lane's Brigade, dated Nov. 24th 1862. The document is an order granting Dr. J.B. Alexander a furlough for 30 days. The reason for the furlough given in the order is related to the fact that Dr. Alexander's father is suffering from a cancerous affliction. The furlough is issued upon Gen. R. E. Lee's approval and that Dr. Alexander may leave his regiment for 30 days on these conditions. The furlough order is signed by James H. Lane, Brig. Gen. Comdr., 4th Brigade, A.P.Hill Light Div.
Special order, leave of absence 1862 November 24
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A special order for Assistant Surgeon J. B. Alexander of the 37th N.C. Regt. for a leave of absence for 30 days, issued by Brig. General James H. Lane
Medical Review Board report 1863 January 29
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This is a copy of a notice from the Office of the Army Medical Board, Army of N. Virginia to some unidentified person. Dated January 28, 1863, it read. "Sir, you are hereby informed that the Army Medical Board, before which you appeared for examination, have made a report favorable in your case." Signed with the obligatory "very respectfully and your obedient servant" it was sent on behalf of J. P. Smith, President of said Board. Copies were to be sent to Alexander, examiner for promotion, and also to Lafayette Guild, A.D.C.
Order to report after passing Army Medical Board 1863 February 15
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From the Medical Director's Office, Army, North Virginia, February 15, 1863, came this brief correspondence to an unknown soldier, "Sir, You will report without delay to me in person, bringing with you the official notice of your having passed the Army Med. Board. This is necessary to prevent confusion in the records of this office." It was signed with the customary, " Very respectfully, your obedient servant," by "L. Guild, Surg. & Med Director, A N Va." This copy was sent to "Asst. Surg. J. B. Alexander, 37th N.C. Troops, A.P. Hill's Division."
Grant of leave of absence 1863 April 13
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Leave of Absence for Dr. Alexander. Official military communique : "Head Quarters, Department of Northern Virginia, 13th April 1863. [extract.] Special Order n. 103. VII. Leaves of absence on Surgeon's certificates of disability are granted the following named officers: Surgeon J. B. Alexander, 37th N.C. Regt. for fifteen (15) days. by Command of Gen. Lee, W. H. Taylor, A.A. General." Post note indicates that a copy was sent to "Dr. Alexander thro' Gen'l Jackson."
Declaration of rank 1863 January 19
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Official military communique: "C.S. War Department, Surgeon General's Office, Richmond. Apr.4, 1863. This is to certify that Dr. J. B. Alexander is a Medical Officer of the Provisional Army of the Confederate States, with the rank of Surgeon, to date, as such from the 19th January 1863." It was signed, "S. P. Moore, Surgeon General C.S. Army." A copy was directed to "Surgeon J. B. Alexander, 37th N.C. Regt., Care [of] General R. E. Lee, Comdg A. No. Va."
Promotion to surgeon 1863 February 20
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Special Orders (Military orders) confirming the promotion of J. B. Alexander to Surgeon, it reads (in reasonably accurate transcription), "A favorable report of Asst. Surgeon J. B. Alexander (examined for promotion) having been received from the Army Medical Board, he will report to the Chf. Surgeon of Genl A. P. Hill's Division for duty with the 37 NC Regiment as Surgeon. By order of Genl Lee, L. Guild, Surg. & Med. Director A.N. Va." An official copy also went to J. W. Powell, Chf. Surgeon Div.
Resignation 1863 August 5
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Resignation of J.B. Alexander from 37th Regt. NC. This is a "certified copy" of the document dated May 29, 1863 where John Withers, Asst. Adjt. Withers, by command of the Secretary of War, accepted the resignation of Dr. J. B. Alexander from the 37th Regiment N.C., Confederate Army. This note attesting to the fact was signed by D. W. Oakes, Adjutant of the 37th and signed on August 5, 1863. From the excerpt or extract of the original document, "Special Orders no. 128," the resignation was "accepted by the President [Jefferson Davis] to take effect" on 5/29/63.
Letter concerning effects of Lt. James Lowrie, deceased relative 1864 April 11
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Written from Cowan's Ford, NC, April 14th, 1864, in reasonably accurate transcription, this reads, "Capt. Tate, Sir, In compliance with the wishes of the nearest relative of Lt. James B. Lowrie, deceased, I most respectfully request you to send Lt. Lowrie's meershaum [sic] pipe to me by the first opportunity. Everything of interest or value belonging to our gallant dead is certainly expected by their friends, to be returned to them by the earliest opportunity, and not appropriated by the friends in camp. I also wish to know if there is any money due Lt. Lowrie's estate; if so how much. A reply to this note of inquiry will much oblige me. Most respectfully your obd. servant, J. B. Alexander, Adm." (James. B. Lowrie, class of 1859 at Davidson College, was a 1st Lieutenant, 11th N.C. Co. H also F&S and Co. A. He was killed at Gettysburg, Pa., 1863)
Post-war Oath of Allegiance to the United States 1865 August 31
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Also called an Oath of amnesty, it was used after the Civil War for Southerners to swear to. The oath was standard, the individual inserting his name and county. This is the oath sworn to by J. B. Alexander. "I, John B. Alexander, of Mecklenburg County, State of North Carolina, do solemnly swear or affirm, in presence of Almighty God, that I will henceforth faithfully support, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Union of the States thereunder; and that I will, in like manner, abide by and faithfully support all laws and proclamations which have been made during the existing rebellion with reference to the emancipation of slaves. So help me God." Alexander signed the oath, it was "sworn and subscribed to this the 31th day of August, A.D., 1865, before A.M. Iver, J.P. It is hereby certified that the above is a true copy of the original oath taken and subscribed by ____________ (blank). A. M. Iver, J.P., H. P. Helper, J.P."
Newspaper clipping of the P. H. Sheridan report to U. S. Grant, Oct. 7, 1864
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A letter by J. B. Alexander to a commanding officer on the 15th [month and year unknown]. The letter outlines a battle that took place in Virginia [specific place unknown] on the 13th [month and year unknown]. According to Alexander the enemy [Union soldiers] attacked about 10:00 on the 13th and we [Confederate soldiers] held them in check for 3 hours until the Confederate soldiers' ammunition was exhausted, and were losing their position. Gen. Laudens checked the enemy until more ammunition was issued and the Union soldiers fell back and the fighting ceased. Alexander also states that over 50 soldiers were wounded and he thinks 25 soldiers were killed on the field, he lists the names of some of the wounded and killed, and explains that those not on the list are all well and in good spirits.
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Includes correspondence written during the Civil War, with depictions of camp life; reports of troop health; and information on troop movements and exercises. Letters also reveal concerns about planting, harvesting and the magangement of slaves; the operations of the Alexander farm, and insights into husband and wife relationships during wartime and postwar/reconstruction era.
Correspondence 1860-1861
Correspondence--Civil War 1862
Correspondence--Civil War 1863
Correspondence 1867-1910
Correspondence undated
Correspondence 1862, 1897
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Financial 1843-1907
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Includes store accounts, medical accounts, and records of tax payments.
History and Politics 1901-11, undated
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Comprised of newspaper clippings (including articles and editorial letters by Alexander) and handwritten essays. These materials demonstrate Alexander's affinity for espousing the Lost Cause, as well as his general interest in history. Among the writings are two fictional war stories (n.d.) by Alexander. (see also oversize storage)
Legal 1852-1898
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Includes a civil docket, criminal docket, records of court cases, and deeds.
Lowrie (Alexander), Annie Wall--Album 1853-1855 1.0 Albums
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Autograph album of Alexander's wife prior to their marriage in 1858. The majority of the entries are in the form of prose.
Lowrie, James B.--Workbook/Ledger 1870-1880 1.0 Albums
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This belonged to James B. Lowrie, who was Alexander's brother-in-law. Contains entries for British monarchs, calculus, translations,and dried plants. Also contains ledger entries.
Medical 1886-1888
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Includes Alexander's writings about arthritis, birth, "insane Negroes" (this appeared in his Reminiscences of the Past Sixty Years) and histories of the medical profession. The latter includes his reflections upon the medical practice of a fifty year period.
Religion, Literature and Art-essays 1900-1907
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Much of this material appears to be Alexander's writings for prayer meetings, which probably took place at his church, First Presbyterian.
Scrapbook circa 1888-1897
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Primarily news clippings, (some adhered, some laid in) concerning reconstruction-era attitudes, etc. regarding the Confederacy and many of the articles were written by Alexander. Also, laid in, was an early color print on oil cloth, framable, "THE DOCTOR", given as "COMPLEMENTS OF ARLINGTON CHEMICAL CO., MANUFACTURERS OF LIQUID PEPTONOIDS." The painting shows distraught parents and a doctor waiting at the bedside of a very sick child.
Photograph--Capt. John Walker 1.0 Items
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Captain Walker lived from Feb. 22, 1801-Sept. 7, 1876.


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BALDWIN CITY, Kan. — Baker University will recognize four dignitaries for distinguished service at the University's 33rd Annual Awards Banquet Friday, Oct. 28, at The Fairmont Kansas City on the Plaza.
This year's award recipients are: Thomas McDonnell, president and CEO of DST Systems Inc.; Phil Witt, news anchor and senior reporter at FOX 4 News; Murray Blackwelder, senior vice president of advancement at Purdue University; and his wife, Diane Wilson Blackwelder, assistant dean of students at Purdue.
McDonnell will receive the Distinguished Leadership in Business Award. As president and chief executive officer of DST Systems Inc. McDonnell oversees a business that operates offices in 14 cities worldwide with 8,500 associates domestically and 1,500 associates internationally. DST is a leading provider of information processing and computer software services and products serving financial, communications and healthcare industries.
McDonnell serves as chairman of the Harry S. Truman Library Institute and as board member of the Midwest Research Institute, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
He has been recognized with several honors including his selection as Kansas Citian of the Year in 2003 and the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Centurian Leadership Award in 2002.
Witt will receive the Distinguished Civic Leadership Award. He recently celebrated 25 years reporting news at WDAF-TV. Since 1973, he has worked in various capacities in broadcast journalism, including news anchor, reporter, news photographer, weatherman, sports reporter and promotion manager.
Witt, who recently received the Kansas City Spirit Award by Gillis Center, has been honored for his work in youth employment campaigns and the Youth Advocate Award of the Kansas City Council on Youth Development. He has earned honors in the Kansas City Press Club's Heart of America Awards for Journalism Excellence. The Learning Disabilities Association of Missouri named Witt journalist of the year.
Murray Blackwelder, a 1969 Baker graduate, and his wife, Diane, a 1970 Baker graduate, will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award.
Murray has been involved in university relations for more than 30 years. At Purdue, he oversees the development office, university relations and is the liaison to the Purdue Alumni Association. He developed plans and implemented the largest capital campaign in Indiana at $1.5 billion. He has also served at Iowa State, Wichita State, Rockhurst College and Baker University.
Murray is recipient of the Board of Governors Award from Iowa State University and was named Alumnus of the Year by the Gamma Theta Chapter of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He also received the Distinguished Service Chapter Award from Delta Tau Delta.
Diane taught for 18 years in Kansas elementary schools and later supervised student teachers at Iowa State University. She also served as Director of Development for Youth & Shelter Services Inc.
She is a past National Vice President of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, past national Pan-Hellenic Conference Delegate of Alpha Chi Omega, past President of the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation and former board member of her American Red Cross chapter.
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Co-presented with TOWN HALL SEATTLE's Arts & Culture Series. Though he has written numerous well-received novelsThe End of the Jews and Angry Black White Boy among themAdam Mansbach has become most known for his bestselling send-up of a child's story, albeit one for parents of young childrenGo the F*ck to Sleep. He makes this Seattle return tonight for a highly-touted new novel that has New York City and an era now pastthough not distantly soat its considerable heart. Rage is Back (Viking) has political revolutionaries, tagging graffiti artists, and more. "A gutsy act of cultural nostalgia, full of nostalgia for a vanished New York, a chaotic, colorful city full of graffiti and guerilla art. Adam Mansbach is a fearless, funny, and thoroughly engaging writer." - Tom Perrotta. Helping make this what should be a 'fearless, funny, and thoroughly engaging' evening will be the participation of John Roderick, renowned Seattle-based musician (The Long Winters) and writer. $5 tickets are available at the door starting at 6:30 p.m., or in advance via www.strangertickets.com. Town Hall Seattle is at 1119 Eighth Avenue (at Seneca). Preferred seating for Town Hall members. For more information on this evening, please call Elliott Bay at (206) 624-6600, Town Hall at (206) 652-4255, or see www.townhallseattle.org.
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Make your own cranberry and popcorn garland as an all-natural way to trim the holiday tree, or for a tasty treat for the birds outdoors during months when food may be scarce. Use fresh cranberries and unsalted, unflavored popcorn, whether you're making the garland for indoor or outdoor use.
Basic Supplies
There's a good chance you already own most of the supplies you need to make a cranberry and popcorn garland, in addition to fresh cranberries. Select a strong thread, using a natural fiber such as cotton if the garland is for the birds. A sturdy sewing needle, scissors and popped plain popcorn round out the supplies for the most basic garland.
Making the Garland
Unwrap the thread so it's a bit longer than you'd like to make the garland, and cut it at this length with scissors. Tie a knot in one end and thread a needle onto the other end, leaving several inches of excess thread dangling out the eye of the needle. Push the needle through a popped popcorn kernel, and then push the popcorn down the length of thread until it reaches the knot. String on four or five pieces of popcorn, then a fresh cranberry, repeating with four or five more pieces of popcorn and another cranberry until you reach the end of the string. Adjust the amount of popcorn between cranberries based on the length of garland or the amount of berries and popcorn you have on hand. Tie another knot at the other end of the string after filling it with berries and popcorn.
Added Embellishments
Deck out your garland by adding other natural elements to it, such as raisins, acorns, dehydrated citrus fruits or apple slices. Tie ornament hooks onto each end to make the garland easier to hang. If you're using the garland outdoors, stick with items the birds and squirrels can eat, such as raw, unsalted peanuts in the shell, acorns or apple slices.
Preserving the Garland
While the cranberries may last for weeks on their own before rotting or shriveling up, a coating of a clear spray sealant such as polyurethane makes them last even longer. Popcorn garland does not require a preservative, although it should be kept away from moisture. Do not hang the garland outdoors if you've sprayed a sealant or any chemicals on it, as these may make it toxic to wildlife. Likewise, do not hang a preserved garland -- or any garland, for that matter -- indoors in an area where pets or young children may be tempted to eat it. For best results, remake your garlands each year, because storing them for most of the year may damage them or may tempt rodents or insects to the storage area for a snack.
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