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30-Sep-2010, 12:20 AM
30-Sep-2010, 04:28 AM
شاید اسے ہی کہتے ہیں چوری اور سینہ زوری
خود کو ٹھیک نہ کرو لیکن دوسروں پر الزام دھروں۔
یہ خبیث زرداری مداری کب پاکستان کا پیچھا چھوڑیگا۔
30-Sep-2010, 06:08 AM
Thank you Kamran Khan for hosting such an important programme. when zardari became president, he raised the slogan "democracy is the biggest revenge" thats what he did with the nation, he took the revenge and we can see where we stand now . I had been saying for more than two years that zardari and his cronies are not sincere with the nation ,are corrupt and incompetent,their policies are against the national interest.PM Gilani comes in the same bracket, he raised the price of flour from Rs.650 to Rs.950 per maund, saying it will give the incentive to the farmers whereas the landlords and feudals were not taxed on their income, put the incompetent people on all the big posts they did't deserve .I will also blame the opposition for not raising the issue in the parliament and made a hue and cry when poors use the flour three times a day.zardari ,Gillani and their cronies should be charged for treason because all their policies were against the national interest .PM gilani have made billions in corruption, he is not angel at all and also others too.This corrupt and insincere govt have done only two things in 2 and a half years, Nfc award and 18th amenment,nothing else for the country or its poor people.NFC award done because of shahbaz sharif ,he showed patriotism,18th amendment still need more changes .what i had been saying about this govt have vindicated my beliefs that this govt is working against the nation and only one thing left for this corrupt and Begharet govt is to disintegrate the nation. if army dont take any action right now , God knows what will happen to this country .Hell with the politicians ,they are just worried about their jobs to rob the country, bring in the technocrate govt who can pay attention to the economy and army take care of the defence .The target killings in karachi and Baluchistan are the big plot of conspiracies to break up the nation. Time has come for the action,enough is enough.Dont let these bloody corrupt rulers ,politicians and bureaucrate to leave the country-do their accountability and get all the money back they have accumulated in foreign banks and make them stand in front of the firing squad, thats exactly these B**** deserve.
30-Sep-2010, 06:14 AM
******** Nation ...still asking for Democracy ....******** Nation need to get into hell very soon......Zardari is doing great job
30-Sep-2010, 06:24 AM
***** hai aisi Murda aur ******** nation per
Where are you from Mr Beghairatu kay *********................ I think you are one of the ********* Friends of Zardari Madari?
30-Sep-2010, 06:26 AM
******** Nation ...still asking for Democracy ....******** Nation need to get into hell very soon......Zardari is doing great job
Ya Zardari is doing great job i.e. Cheating, lieing, Looting, appointing his friends as heads of various departments, Killing her wife, buying Flats and castls with looted money............Do you want listen futher that *********'s "Great Jobs"?
InshAllah we will see You in Hell very soon with that Filthy ********* Madari................. Because the man is known by company he keeps. U seems the friend or beneficiery of This govt. U both have the same place with Madari in Hell after your death InshAllah.
30-Sep-2010, 06:53 AM
Great Zardari..you are doing great job.....punish this Thank Less and ******** nation
Bechara tu Khauf say Aiwan-e-Sadar main so nahi sakta and Great Job........................ hahahahaha.. U will not see his Dirty face very soon InshAllah. Just wait and Watch.
30-Sep-2010, 07:24 AM
Hilory Clinton is right when she said pakistan is the biggest receipient country from US but they dont impose taxes on landords and feudals ,should increase the tax payers base so pakistan can stand on its feet. This is not possible as long this govt is in power becasue they have made up their mind not to do anything good for the country beside zardari and NS both are big feudals so land reforms not possible in their tenure. NS paid Rs.5000 income tax,just imagine **** and gilani and his ministers are not paying income tax any way.As for the war on terror is concerned,US should realize the fact that pakistan is the one who suffered the most,so please dont push pakistan too much - have a dialogue with haqqani group and himatyar khan who are legitimate groups and representative of afghanistan. I know there are some people who dont want that because of their own racial and prejudicial reasons which everyone know.Mr.Obama you have the absolute power and use your own judgement and make a decision which is good for the humanity, you cannot kill the whole afghanis and pakistanis because someone dont stand them. US came to afghanistan not the talibans went to US,there is no danger to west from afghanistan and pakistan, These are just the excuses to go after the muslims. Alqaeda is almost finished so just dont waste your time ,money and army . Live with peace and let others also live with peace every country has reservation about national interest and security so do pakistan too, dont blame pakistan for that .If FS admit his guilt ,send him for life behind bar-no regret.
30-Sep-2010, 11:17 AM
We all know that GEO and Kamran are biased against Pakistan. Geo is working on Indian agenda to destabilize Pakistan. Zardari may not be an angel but is he the only person left? Pakistani leaders were corrupt before him and will remain corrupt after he leaves. Instead of wasting our time Geo should focus on corruption in lower judiciary, lower police, local merchants and lower government departments which affect public directly. I never liked Zardari but now I feel he is being personalized and singled out. Geo wants President of Pakistan to be tried (in swiss cases abroad). India and Israel want the same thing. Whats the difference? Think about it!


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And they sat down to eat bread: and they lifted up their eyes and looked, and, behold, a company of Ishmeelites came from Gilead with their camels bearing spicery and balm and myrrh, going to carry it down to Egypt (Genesis 37:25, KJV translation throughout unless stated)
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Go up into Gilead, and take balm, O virgin, the daughter of Egypt: in vain shalt thou use many medicines; for thou shalt not be cured (46:11)
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4) Can smudge - to prevent this get the plastic case!
How does this stack up against an ipod?
It crushes it in my mind. I really think Creative did a fine job here, and I'm sure firmware will be updated constantly knowing Creative's attention to the customer.
Edit: Added a few things.
88 of 89 found the following review helpful:
Absolutely stunning gadget!!
Apr 14, 2008
By k93
I've owned this wonderful little player for about a month now, and I am totally enamored with it. The direct competitor to this player is the new ipod nano, and honestly, I can't imagine why anyone would go for that player over this one. I see that at the moment, an 8 GB nano costs $189, whereas with the Zen you get 32 GB for $285! Hello?? Do the math?? Plus, as always, a Creative player has much better sound quality (they are a manufacturer of sound cards, after all...) and a crisp, brilliant screen that is larger in size (Zen's 2.5" to new ipod's 2"). Music videos look nice on it, and, my Zen also doubles as a portable art portfolio; I can show people my artwork and photography on it and it looks great. Also, as compared with ipods, it is incredibly sturdy. I already dropped it a couple of times (yeah, clumsy...)and it's perfectly fine! Whereas I have friends who have irreparably damaged their ipods by dropping them once. It's a perfect size, slips comfortably into any pocket, and has a nice, sturdy feel to it. Compared with older Creative models, it's also VERY pretty! Pretty-ness is the sole advantage ipods really had going for them before, but this new Zen is definitely on-par in terms of looks.
Also, the fellow who complained that this player is expensive compared with the larger hard-drive based Creative players - well, he's wrong to discount the importance of this being a flash player. The fact that this is a quite large capacity flash player IS a big deal. Main advantages of flash over hard drive: sturdier, much longer battery life, less prone to crash, less prone to damage if dropped, runs and loads faster. No moving parts, so it's overall more reliable and less prone to breakage. It's just a much superior technology overall.
To those who complain about the earphones that come with it: no matter what player you use, if you care about sound quality, then you don't use the earphones that come with the player!! I think Creative is good to simply include some spares and NOT charge you for what they think are good 'phones. Why? Because it should be up to the individual what kind of headphones they prefer. I've been using my Zen with Bang & Olufsen Form 2 headphones, and this combination sounds fantastic. Also, I rip my CD's to ~192 VBR; I don't hear too much difference in sound between 192 and 320, but I DO hear LOTS of difference between 128 and 192, so for me this seems to be the ideal happy medium between file size and sound quality. I would encourage everyone else to experiment and find their ideal bit rate, because Creative sound quality and good headphones won't help you if you rip to 128 bps!
A quick rundown of some pro's and con's in general:
1. As mentioned - great sound and beautiful clear screen. I don't find that I really need a case (I usually keep it in my pocket so there's nothing in there to scratch it), however, a screen protector is a MUST! I bought one with the player and put it on before doing anything else.
2. It's damn cute. Just looking at it makes me smile. :)
3. The software is fine, and I also like being able to simply transfer files just using folders.
4. The SD card slot is a GREAT idea. It would be nice if they integrate it better in the future, but even un-integrated it's very handy. I keep my videos on it and my music and pics on the player.
5. Really not expensive at all for a 32GB flash player!
6. Sturdy!!! I have dropped it without crying afterwards... :)
7. It seems to be very stable. So far I have had to reset it twice while it was docked, but this was due to my own error - both times I had tried to delete an album off the player that was set as "now playing" - so I think I confused it! But as long as I don't do anything silly like that, I haven't had to reset it.
8. Very long battery life. I've spent practically all day walking around listening to the Zen, and still have half a charge left at the end of the day. My ears get tired before it does!
9. This may not be important for all users, but is very important for me: displays foreign characters correctly. I have music on here that uses Scandinavian languages (with some funny characters) and also some music in Russian - I have had problems with other players displaying Cyrillic letters incorrectly, but not this one.
Not many con's, just a couple:
1. The cable is indeed short, but it doesn't seem problematic to me. The player is light enough to just hang off the usb port on the short cable with no problems.
2. The one major con for me - that it doesn't have a usb host function as its hard-drive based cousin seems to have. That would have been a nice feature, I hope they integrate it into the next model!
3. Indeed the screen is very hard to see in direct sunlight. But, this is another one of those not-very-important cons that I have learned to work around. If I am in direct sunlight I simply work the player while shading it with my hand or jacket, or I step into the shade. Mild annoyance, but really not that big a deal.
Anyway, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, obviously. I can't think of any other player on the market right now that even comes close to the quality of this one. And no, for all you cynics out there, I don't work for Creative, I'm just in love with my new toy ;)
130 of 136 found the following review helpful:
Sep 19, 2007
By MonkeyBrains "Monkey1757"
Surprisingly noticeably clearer screen (I had the zen vision m before)
Looks nicer than promotional pics
Very light
Thinner than I thought
small usb cable (I like it, but some may not)
Easily recognized by computer and even easier to sync
Sd card slot is a little sunken in so it is hard to accidentally pop it out
Fast sync with window media player
New interface shows album covers kind of like the new ipod nanos
If you have external speakers you can use it as an alarm clock (settings also allow you to have a reoccurring alarm, so you don't have to re-set it every time)
small usb cable
Cant rotate the screen
Software for video conversion (very easy to use)
Cant bookmark sd content
Doesn't resume playback on sd content
Might have to use an external card reader
SD card slot
-a neat feature is that I can take pics with my digital camera (canon sd 750) take out the card and view them in the player
-there is no lag time in loading audio tracks
-there is no lag time in loading video (video was 25 seconds long)
-there was about a 1sec lag time in loading pics (maybe because the pics were in multiple folders)
-in order to use the sd card as a removable drive you have to be in "removable disk" mode
-if you are in removable disk mode your player will not be seen in Windows media player, the memory card will and you can sync like that if you wish
-when I transferred files with the sd slot in my computer the player did recognize the files and had no trouble playing them
-when dragging and dropping WMV files the player would start to play it then freeze...if you use the software to convert the WMV files it plays it perfectly
-you CANNOT bookmark audio content on the sd card (bad if you want to store audiobooks in it)
-it does not resume playback of sd content if it is turned off then turned back on again
-when you "random play all" it does not include the audio in the sd content (good thing if you want to store audiobooks in it)
I had a zen vision M but I always wanted something smaller. when I heard about this I sold the M and bought this one, so far it's basically the same product with the SD card slot, refresed graphics on the user interface and a suprisingly clearer screen. It was either this, the new nano, or the samsung yp-t10...
I'm glad I chose this. In my opinion for this price range nothing can really compare
(I uploaded some pics from the player)
**************************UPDATE sept. 20, 07*****************************
-if anyone has this player please respond...
if the hold switch is on for at least 30 sec. and then released does your screen turn a blank white but the player still functions? If I turn it off then on again it works fine, but I want to know if its a glitch in the firmware. have you already installed the new firmware? please respond, I need to know if I should send it back.
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Discussion in 'GPS 101 - Which GPS For Me' started by Parx400, Sep 28, 2011.
Anything wrong with these? They are cheap used now.
Only negative I've heard is the 176c's screen is harder to read than the 176's.
They do not autoroute.
Use expensive Garmin memory that is limited in capacity.
Otherwise fine and durable.
I still have a 176(grayscale screen)thats
in great condition if anyone is interested.
Auto route? I am just as new to all this as anyone. Can I make a custom route in Google Earth and import that into the 176?
JR: pm coming
Thanks. I don't need auto route. I have a 5 inch garmin 14xx fort that.
I just saw one of these locally at yard sale marked 150$. It came with a blue chart card of Lake Huron. I got the guys number, so I could get ahold of him later if I decided it would be useful. To the GPS guru's, I am kind of looking for something that will be a little better than an Etrex and have a steady power supply (the Etrex's usb power is kind of iff). What is something like this worth nowadays? 150 seems like too much. I would need to get a converter cable to get to USB. Should I just pass?


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Issue date: Wednesday, February 7, 1900
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Previous edition: Wednesday, January 31, 1900
Next edition: Wednesday, February 14, 1900
Publication name: Wellsboro Agitator
Location: Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
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Wellsboro Agitator, The (Newspaper) - February 7, 1900, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania baa appointed 'i o'clock M n Mack ID pn, I w. JOH 1900 4t. rill and tentaox of Cbarldntnti ring been grwt in MM i nnty, notice to L to PWU 1 all PI-TWOS are reoneuM to) rstinird. IIAN P IHW r Sale.__ 5SfO'N towriiiiflj nrly nil iniprni id fruit trnn tb ..f Mr-M-HittifnllT I from town. I, f (I, rh'' hn: ,mltl. 1 6. .83030, TIOGA COUNTY, ?A, JTS33TA31Y 'S s- v-Sever j a Well-Spent Life Spirit and Philan. to Fllllcral vfternnon. ,li-l Thursday at his eighth remark" suffer- ing life. public For drt- hiH k innfoup condi. HOI! burned if ont. h.il'l. of ,riuT man. He s Mw.'tnls any worthy H" WHM one of the WHS the first ,r National Bank of the waterworks M ni'-ans made it pon- it. was pnblic ,-i (mil to build the nii-1 Church in con- ts bniM- for his own Episcopal A: Mr M- N Mr not; only for t-r.'t for town and wi -i in this Ixir- i-li.-iin lirtchf. Sr., in ar.il -utoJi aftnr .lohn Norrin in rn w is an old conceived the idea of supplying bor- ough with good water and he pushed the project to a successful completion in 1887 last pnblic enterprise was to provide the borough with a public hall by the construction of the Bache Auditorium, conntructed in 1894 at a coot of ite furnishings. It is a fact worth noting that Mr. Bache was the oldest citizen of this bor- was born here. He jresided here "Continuously for a period of over eighty years. When he first saw the light day Wellsboro was a mere hamlet composed of rude log dwellings, while Tioga county was a comparative wildernene. His boyhood and early manhood were spent among the stirring of pioneer life, and in his profes- sion he travpri-wd the hills and valleys of Tioira county many times. Fortune (united npon him and rewarded him for his industry, and in the evening of his well spent life he enjoyed all com- which an abundance of this world's gixxlH could procure. The simple but impressive funeral ser- vices in St. Paul's Church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, conducted by the rec- tor. Rev. William Heakes, were attend- ed, notwithstanding stormy weather, by a large number of our citizens. The four front pews on the left of the center aiBle were occupied by relatives and con- nections of the deceased, while the four front pews on the right of the same aisle occupied by members of Bache Hose Company. These representatives of the Company attended also the brief preliminary service at the house and were present at the grave. A tasteful nimplicity characterized the service. The floral tributes were limited to a few white flowers on the altar, and palms and flowers on the casket lid. There was no address by the rector, who had devoted his sermon at the morning ser- vice to a graceful, eloquent tribute to Mr. Bache'.s memory. In all, seven hymns were snog by the vested choir, thrw of them at the close of the service. Among the. number were Asleep in ami In the Hour of the lieing Nearer, my God, to Theei'' The pall bearers were Dr. J. P. Long- well and Me.Hflra. E. H. Owlett, Royal Wheeler, F. W. Siemens, W. D. Van- Horn and A. R. Nilen. STI MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF MR. BURLEY. After Eight Months of Contest the Strike is Practically General Advance of Twelve i and a Half Per Cent. Morris on pnbli M; to Mr. Mar he Mr I'M, .Wided ,jf 1 hf> took Hr> mmu'iliatply v bui'l-i in IM- which i i in bu.-M- :M HI the vil- :tntU nnil learn- in which When about to at. bin At a meeting of the Vestry of St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Chuich on Monday evening following resolu- tions-were adopted lifiuili-ril. Tlint wo with a afterward sold tnirtu hein- Moyt Broth- v wan .run A .h Nicholw, I I'M I. Nk-holH. Sarah, who I Nichols, now Mrs. Bache in is 10. he Robinson. f.nt, infuncy and of William nary r.. HUM. Vlr. 11 i vtober II, married y Wo reflect with gratitudo that be to parish and WHH a memtwr of our C'buriSj, ami no praiac can accorded him than to tluit wither linn had a Iwtior expo- nent in tho lu which ho spent his lifn. That tho abovn minute spread upon MM-ordu of thi> and that n copy wont to tho family of tho docoased with the oxprwtnlon of our dix-post wynipathy with them in thi.H hour of thoir Horrow and trial, and tho HHIIIO Ixi puhiinhixl in tho news- of tho town. The Board of Directors of the First National Bank of Wellsboro, at a meet- ing called for the purpose of taking ap- propriate action in memory of William Bwhe. first President of the Bank, adopt- ed the following "William Hiicho, of wan tho first of this Dank. sorved in that capacity for nino yoarn, and as a Director from tho orKanizHtlun of tho Board until fiillnK health compelled him to withdraw, with hiifb ability, and with ndflity to the IntoreHtH of tho Hank as an Institution and to patrons. As an of- fti-i-r of tho he was capahlo and faithful, an citiwn. (jonorous and public sptrttod, and n mini ho panned roHpect and admiration of thoBo with ho wan In his official ponition he was alway'3 sagacious add helpful, and in recognition of his services to tho lUnk to tho people of Wellsboro, this flUtouiont IH to be spread upon tho mliiutoH of the Hank and an copy pw'tit to his family." MH. BACHK'S WILL. The laflt will and testament of the late William Baohe proved and filed in the Recorder's office last Monday. The diK'nment executed January 19, and by Jerlerson Harriwni and Michael Sullivan. The miners' strike in this county, which has been prolonged for about eight months, is now believed to be prac- tically over. Last Wednesday notices were ported simultaneously at Arnot, Landrus and Morris Run to the effect that from February 1st all those then employed by the companies would be granted an advance in wages. The wages for mining coal has been 65 cents a ton. By the new schedule the price will be 75 cents a ton, and the wages of the other laborers about the mines have been increased accordingly, making a general raise of about twelve and one- half per cent. It was an agreeable sur- prise, as no advance had been expected before April st. Last Monday morning about 30 addi- tional miners went to work at Arnot and Landrus, making the number now em- ployed 220. There is much satisfaction among those who are now at work again, but the lending strikers are uneasy, for they expect discrimination part of the companies against them- The union men held a secret meeting on Thursday to decide on the best course to pursue. It was decided to send a com- mittee to Superintendent Lincoln iand ascertain under what conditions the strikers would be taken back. These men think that the companies propose to deal with each one individnallyi Ac- cordingly the leaders of the Unitec Mine Workers advise that all miners continual to send in their contributions until other- wise ordered by the district officers. The discrimination question, together w4fh the dockage qr.estion and othjer matters, may still keep some of the wen, out for a few days, but is hoped thatMl matters will be amicably settled and all the mines will soon be running againj as be- fore the strike. This has been the longest strike in the history of mining in this county, being of nearly eight months' duration. The effect of the strike has been far-reaching. There has been a loss in wages aggregat- ing over the farmers and huck- sters in adjoining townships have felt the depression sorely the companies haveMhad to sacrifice their markets and their profits, and there has been strife and bitterness engendered between neighbors and friends in these mining towns Iwhich will not soon be healed. And now, when the strike is practically over, it is quite apparent to the cool heads that the advance in wages would have come along just the same had they all remained at work. And now, some of the miners are ask- ing themselves whether the walking de- legate and the strike agitator are neces- sary to their prosperity and happiness. It is a well known and indisputable fact that the miners who have been at work at Arnot and Landrus for the past three months are the very best men in the who have patient- ly gone in and out of the mines day aft- er day and suffered the denunciation and insults of the strikers, whose wives aud children have called them "scabs and blacklegs." They are the intelli- gent men, the well-informed and sub- stantial, level-headed men in these towns. On the other hand, we are told by those in a position to know that the majority of the who the bitterest and most unreasonable are not able to write their own names. They are fair marks fpr the walking de- legate. Contested License Cases. On Monday afternoon the contested li- cense case of E. M. Atwell, of Gaines, was taken up for hearing before Judge Cameron. No evidence was taken in the case. The hearing baing upon the petition and remonstrance as made upon the record, and the only matter in con- troversy was to the necessity of the li- cense. The petition for the applicant had 97 voters, and the remonstrance 88 voters, and as Judge Mitchell had passed upon the question of the necessity for a wholesale licensed house at that place a year ago, Judge Cameron held that that His Body Found Frozen in tie River near Ad- dison. The body of Clark L! Bnrley, aged about 40, the son of Mr. Ebenezer B. Bnrley, of Chatham Valley, was found last Wednesday afternoon frozen fast in some flood debris against the north bank of the Canisteo river, at a point about a mile and a half east of Addison, N. Y. The spot where the body was found was close to the Erie tracks, and the discov- ery was made by some train bands. It was with considerable difficulty that the body was loosened from the flood trasb to which it had been frozen. Every evidence indicated that it had floated down stream to the spot where it had lodged during the freshet ten days be- fore. The dead man was dressed in coarse clothing, and a tattered ulster and wore heavy lumberman'.} shoes. There was a silver ring on his left hand and an Elgin-movement, open-faced gold watch, with a gold chain, in one of his vest pockets. Coroner Goff had the body taken to Corning Wednesday evening. After a crowd had viewed it in the Erie dead- house, it was placed in Fletcher's under- taking establishment. Here, as it was frozen, it was thawed out by the process customary in such cases. After the body was stripped it presented a sickening sight, as it was one mass of cuts and bruises due to dashing against floating cakes of ice. On the body were found papers dated at Westfield, Freeman, Addison and elsewhere. Telephone inquiries at all these places brought about the identifica- was ascertained that Burley had lived for a time near ben county, N. Y., that his farm near> that place was mortgaged and that hid i wife in October last had sued him for' divorce. There is no known evidence, other than these disheartening circum- stances to support a theory of suicide. Burley had two children. Another the- ory is that he fell from a train, render- ing him unconscious, and that he then froze to death. In less than 24 hours after the body was die covered, Mr. Burley's parents and other relatives in this county, who had heard nothing4of his whereabouts in two months, and were anxious about him, were informed of the unclaimed body in Corning. Mr. S. M. Burlt-y, of Chatham, at once went there, where he identified and claimed the body and it was delivered to him by the Coroner. Burial was in the cemetery in the Swing Gate school district in Chatham. A THRIVING VoUNG CITY. An Agitator Reporter on the "Wing: What He Saw in Westmoreland County. Correspondence of the Atjitator. VAiiDERauiFT, Feb. wonder how many readers of the AGITATOR know is snch a town in Pennsylva- nia as Vandergrift. If you have a new map of the State you will find it in the northwestern part of the county of West- moreland, on the south bank of the Kis- kimenetas river. Where this thriving town of over inhabitants now stands there were bnt two buildings less than four years ago. There is now an iron and steel mill, employing about 000 men. There are over three miles of electric lights, fine water- works sewers, many fine business blocks built on modern plans, many beautiful homes, and nearly all owned by the occupants. Everything bas a neat and clean appearance, and it is by far the finest town of its size I have; seen in theiState. All.this has been made possible by a Republican Administration. Perhaps no section of the country feels and showa the new life given to the commercial world more than Western Pennsylvania. Everywhere are to be seen the undisput- able signs of prosperity. New rolling- mills are going up and additions to old ones are being made. Surveys are be- ing made for railroads. New coal fields are being opened. Many gigantic trans- fers of coal lauds are being consummat- ed. As one walks the streets of this town he is simply amazed at what has been accomplished in three years' time. 1 counted five cnurches here to-day, all brick or stone, some of them as elabor- ate as are to be found in our largest cities. D. C. SMITH. r. Bache bequeathed the sum of qae8tion bad been adjudicated, and to St. Paul's Church of Wellsboro, therefore granted tne Iicen86i the contested license K V f Attempted Oil News uid Persona! Mat- ters at Gaines. THE LATE WILLIAM BACHE. S LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP NEWS. T ft ey, e 3 cc.e- jes. Guarding the Waterworks at Manila the Soldiers Likes the Country. July mar- ener- and conn- trust, and whatever tended "f his native trpHsurer of 'V for many I'Mtn.-t a long wan or- k" Company of the For ('hnrch and one He wa.H of the thtB Ixjr- in iH72. He (XM) to invested in interest bearing securi- ties, the income to be used for the ben- efit of the Sunday school of that Church. Also, to be invested in like man- ner, the income to be used for the relief of any members of the Church congrega- tion or their families suffering from sick- tifSH, poverty or old age. Also, to Frank Watrous, Max Bern- kopf, John L. Landrns, Leonard Harri- HOU, C. R. Converse, Walter Sherwood, E. H. Owlett, Sarah M. Billings, Frank C. Robinwon, George M. Spalding, Henry C. Cox and William Bache. Jr., and their heirs and assigns, as trustees, the Bnche Auditorium property, for the maintenance of an opera house or public hall in Wellsboro provided that said trnHtees shall serve without compensa tion and that the property shall never become encnmbered. All the remainder of the estate is be- queathed to hie grandson, William Bache, Jr., and hia granddaughter, Mabel in trust, to manage abso- lutely and hold for the benefit of the testator's nine among whom the estate is to be equally divided when they shall have become of age, and the said William Bache, Jr., and Mabel Kresa are appointed executors of the will. John C. Miller, of Condersport, Potter county, died a few days ago from the effects of blood poisoning caused by injuring his toe on a rusty nail. He was 84 years of age. The balance of cases were to have been heard on Tues- day by Judge Morrison, but the Judge telephoned that he could not be be- fore Friday of this week, so all the cases were continued Friday morning at 9 o'clock, to be disposed of by Judge Mor- rison. Railroad Wreck at Tiadaghton. Last Wednesday afternoon there was a disastrous wreck on the Fall Brook dis- trict of the New York Central railroad at Tiadaghton. A track gang was en- gaged in repair work and had a rail ont intending to replace it at once. Before this work could be accomplished a fast freight came along at the rate of twenty miles an hour and crashed into the open- ing in the track. The engine was thrown against the bank and William Stiber, the fireman, was caught in the wreckage. He sus- tained a broken ankle and -broken thigh. He was given attention by Dr. Delaney, of Slate Bun, and was later taken to bis home In Newberry. The engineer stuck to his post and was not injured. Fifteen freight cars were thrown down the bank and into Pine creek. LOCAL NEWS FROM TIOGA. Prevalence of Measles Personal and Social Matters of interest. Correspondence of the Agitator. TIOQA, Feb. Benson gave a lecture on Rome in the Baptist church, with stereopticon views. Tne church was well filled. The Whist Club met at Mr. Abram Farr's last Tuesday evening. The graded school opened this morn- ing, after an enforced vacation on ac- count of measles. S. O. Daggett, of Patton, was in town on business last week. Mr. James Holloran, of Little Fallw, visited hia parents last week. Mr. Robert Crossley, of Mansfield, waa in town on business a few .days ago. Mr. Thomas Graves is slowly recover- ing from his recent stroke of paralysis. Hon. J. B. was in town last week. Mrs. T. A. Wickham is visiting friends in Binghampton. Mr. Roy Wheeler has secured a posit- ion with J. successors to Israel Finesilver. Mr. Albert Andrus is working in J. M. Peck's meat-market. Mrs. Fred Shappee and daughter, of Scran ton, are visiting at N. R. Shappee's. Mr. Robert Bishop is stocking his mill on Park street with logs. Tioga has been afflicted for the past few weeks with a very severe epidemic of measles which seems to be no respect- er of age. Mrs. G. L. Abrams, Mrs. Harry Lyon, Mrs. E. G. Joseph, and our respected Constable, E. D. Brigham, are among the victims of this complaint. H. L. The following letter is from Harry Whitney, Ron of Mrs. Lenna Whitney, of Crooked Creek, who enlisted from this county MANILA, Dec. is a fine, hot winter day. We are on duty nine milen from Manila near the waterworks, which is on the firing line sometimes, it being an outpoBt. I never expected to used so fine as I am here. Each man has a folding-bunk. We have the best of focd tea, sugar, oatmeal, milk, ba- con, beaus, potatoes, nice bread aud sometimes pie and .cake. The officers have all been in the ranks and they know all about campaigning. Everyone says that the Eleventh Cavalry is the finest outfit on the island, and that is true. The officers give us all the priv- ileges tbfat they can. We, came out here from Manila two Manila looks old-fashioned, but itr is a pretty and very interesting city. I have seen many strange things since I --started from home. I had three days off ship at Honolulu. It is the prettiest place I ever saw. I ran across a fellow there whose name is the same as mine, and on the strength of that he took me to his home to spend the night. He keeps a clothing store. I was on guard last night on an out- post, after we had been informed that ten thousand niggers were coming1 up the river to attack us. I tell you it was scarey business, waiting in the darkness and expecting a shot at any moment. Bnt they didn't come we are still ex- pecting them. They won't destroy the waterworks if we can help it. The Manila waterworks are far better than any I ever saw in the United States. I said it was nine miles to the city. Four and a half miles of this viaduct is constructed of the finest masonry, ten feet wide and twenty feet high. It is a grand piece of engineering and the work- manship on the masonry is of the finest kiud. The machinery for the water- works is fine and everything connected with it IK kept as clean as a parlor. There are two fellows in this troop from Coudersport, one named Blanchard and the otuer Easton. Talking about hot; well, I guess it is hot here. I have not been sick a minute and I like it fine. RARRY WHITNEY, Eleventh U S Cavalry, Troop A. Death of a Famous Army Nurse. Mrs. Auuie Wittenmyer, the famous army nurse of the civit war, wro is re- membered by many of the veterans in this county as as by others who have heard her lecture here several times since the war, died last Friday morning on her farm at Sanntoga, near Pottstown, her age beiug 72 years In all the big battles from April, 1861, to November 25, 1865, Mrs Witteninyer did noble work HS a, nuise in the battle- fields from VickHburg to Petersburg. Through her recommendation the spec- ial dffet kitchen was established, a work that won unstinted praise from the sanitary and Christian omiuission and the surgeon-general of the Union army. She was one of the leading figures in the establishment of the Pennsylvania Soldiers' Memorial home and also of the National Home founded by the Woman's Relief Corps of the Grand Aimy of the Republic, and was for a long prt-si- dent of the latter organization. She was instrumental in establishing the Soldiers' Home at Davenport, la aud "was prom- inent in having the army nurse law pass- ed. She was active in temperance work, serving for five years as president of the National W. C T. U. She was the auth- or of a nnmbnr of religious and historic- al books, the latter including a volume entitled Under the descriptive of the trials' and achievements of the nurses during the rebellion. Our Able Tompkins Scribe Records er Iron River Bridge Wanted. Correspondence of the Agitator. TOMPKINS, Feb. The steel range man hu.s been canvassing in this vicinity A party of young people gathered at the home of Walter Cruffut on the even- irjg of January 29, to celebrate his 21at birthday; An unusually pleasant time is reiorted by all who attended. Mr. Harry Green, of spent the last of the week at C. H. Ball's. Mrs. Maggie Davis and daughter, of Pnillips Station, have been visiting for the past fortnight at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. L. E Phillips. Born, to Rev. and Mrs. L F. Mulhol- Saturday, tue 3rd instant, a son. E.JN. Bentley, of Mansfield, has been driving piles aiid otherwise repairing the rivtr bridge here. What we need is a good, substantial iron bridge. Several people from here have recent- ly allied themselves with the Knights of the Maccabees at Nelson. The Nelson is a hustler, and new members are constantly being added. There is strong talk now of organizing there a Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees, Lafayette Thomas, of this place, at- tended the funeral of his cousin, James Thomas, at Woodhull, Monday. W. E. Brown, of Lawrenceville, has a large job of getting ont heading bolts on the Blackwell property, near here. The job will probably last a year, and furnish employment for a large number of men and teams, and, we understand, more are in demand. Mr. Bay ijjavis, who has been at work near Logue, (Potter county, has returned to his home here. Tompkins now boasts of two doctors. Hay is very scarce in this vicinity, and is in demand at a good price for local consumption. Louis Clark, who had an operation performed upon his .arm for fever-sore recently, at Elmira, has returned to his home here, and reports the diseased member as improving nicely. John Case and wife and Nathan Case attended the funeral of their sister-in- law, Mrs, E. B. Case, at Elmira, recently. Checkers, not base ball, now seems to be the nat onal game. Mr. Daniel Brock, an aged citizen of Bear Creek, has been seriously ill of pneumonia, but is now steadily improv- ing under the care of Dr.W. B. Thomas. Mrsi, Mary Case and family, of Law- renceville, are visiting at the home of John Case. Charles Race, of Branchport, N. Y., has been calling on in this vi- cinity for the past few wetks. DIED THE SAME DAY. Correspondence GAINES, Ftjjb. attempts at robbery nave lately been made at Marsh- field. On a recent night a young man who had been out to see his best girl was returning home early in the morn- ing. When passing the store of Mr. D. E. Marsh he saw two men at work drilling the He at once gave the alarm, bnt before help arrived the burglars escaped. They had gained ad- mittance by prying open the cellar win- dow. The parties en-'aged in the ne- farious business were well known to the joung man, who saw them through the window, and it seems very strange that they have not yet been brought to justice. The Wellsboro Gas Company's loca- tion, No. 4, caused quite a stir here last week. The derrick was being built near the public highway, and a petition was circulated to have it moved. At last ac- counts the derrick was being built. The derrick is no nearer the road than one built some time ago at Watrous, and the Maxwell Oil Company have two huts built over their regulators within six feet of the main traveled track. Teams have been scared here at the escaping gas and have run away. If one must be moved, why not move all William Dnggan, a young man twen- ty years old, was killed last Tuesday on the Dewey job at Marshfield. He was coming to camp after hia day's work when he was run down by a log-trail and so severely injured he died at 11 o'clock the same night. 'J'he log that struck him scaled 800 feet. It is inter- esting to state that he was a grandson of the late Joseph Champaign, who was killed about three years ago by a rolling stone. It adds another name to the long list of accidental deaths in this family. Mr. H. R. Ten brock is "the new book- keeper at the Gaines tannery. He was employed by Lee Company, in 1881, at Leetonia, being their first book-keep- er. Scott Fay's well, No. 111 W. H. Watrous lease, was drilled in'last Fri- day and was shot to-day. It will make a six-barrel producer. Mr. Watrous is now receiving a very handsome iucorne from his lease. The Blossbnrg company commenced drilling last Friday. This well is on the Billings lease, across Pine creek from the Wellsboro No. 3. The nitre-glycerine explosion at Fnl- mer Valley, N. Y., Saturday evening, was plainly felt in Gaines. Several peo- ple ran outdoors, thinking the magazine here belonging to the Bradford Torpedo Company had exploded. The distance from here is 35 "miles, air line. .M. M. Smith has purchased the to- bacco stock of B. K. Jones. Mr. Jones will hereafter devote his entire time to the barber business. FATAL LOGGING ACCIDENT. Did Two Neighbors in Brookfield Remark- able Coincidences-Farm Items. Correspondence of the Agitator. BROOKFIELD. Feb. 6. J. B. Thom- as died on last Friday motning. His fu- neral was held at thej Free Baptist church at Austiuburg, S. L. Bovier preaching the fuueral sermon. Mr. William Lane, Mr. Thomas's neighbor who owned and occupied a farm adjoining that of Mr. Thomas, died also lane Friday morning. His fu- neral was held at the Methodist church in Austinburg. Bav. F. H. Rowley, of Knoxville, officiating and preaching a very able appropriate sermon. Both Mr. Thomas and Lane, singularly enough, were taken fatally sick on Janu- ary 30th. Mr. Thomas was seized with pueuinonia aud Mr. Lane with brain fever. Both were prosperous farmers. R. Ruutsey has sold his 50-acre farm to E. Cady for aud Mr. Cady has sold his 119 acre farm to Ed. McLean for Tue latter sale included a quan- tity of farm tools. Rev. J. L. Cottoin, whose wife; is the sister of Mr. W. C. Griffin, of Sylvester, has moved with his family to Fleming, ton, Clinton county, where he will preach for a year to the Christian Church people. Dnggan Killed near Otter Hews from that Locality. Correspondence of the Agitator. MARSHFIELD, Feb. Dug- gan, aged 20, a teamster employed on Dewey Brothers' lumber job near here, was injured internally last Tuesday night and died a few hours afterwards. Several teams had been engaged in trail- ing logs just before he was injured. It was nearly time to stop work for the night and was rather stormy and all ithe teams except one had started for the camp. Duggan had gone some distance along another route with his team to avoid danger from running logs, but it is believed that finalfy he thought all the trails had gone by, because when in- jured he was walking near the track in a dangerous spot, when a trail started by a team still above him came along very swiftly. One of the passing logs swung around and struck Dnggan, in- flicting the fatal injury. No one saw the accident, but helping hands were not far off, and he was taken at once to the camp near by. Dr. Greenfield, of Gaines, was at once summoned.. Dug- gan's outward injuries were slight, bujt he had received terrible internal injuries that shortly proved fatal. He died at 11 -.30 o'clock that night. The deceased was an industrious, merry-hearted youth. He is survived by his parents, two broth- ers and three sisters. services were held on Thursday at the' home of Rupert Dewey, Rev. J. W. Lyon offici- ating. Burial in the Knowlton ceme- tery. Henry Watrous, who has been danger- ously ill with pneumonia, is thought to be improving. The infant son of .E. B. Kennedy is thought to be recovering slowly after being sick for some time. Mr. Osfcorne Watkins and Miss Lnra Barber, both of Marsh field, were mar- ried recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moore, of Mans- field, visited relatives here recently. Oil Notes. The dril i in the test well -on the Patti- son lease at Elkland struck the sand January 30th at a depth of 500 feet. Gas has been found and piped to the boiler. The Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Com-_ pany's well on the Cftarlea Baker lease at Ansonia is nqw down over feet, Mrs. Charles Johnston, of Galeton, is and it is reported that there is fifclight visiting her grandparents, W. C. Griffin show of oil. Drillingtat the Troy test well was stop- ped last week, after the drill had pierced the third sand in which only a small quantity of oil was found. Another well and wife, and other Sylvester relatives. Mrs. W. L. 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DG inspired me to hit REI today. Had my $75 gift card (from Father's Day) in hand, and the secret discount code (Holiday7) from the web site. I picked up a Joe Blow floor pump, a Bulldog U-lock, and two clearance rack 50% off cargo shorts (for riding on my bent). Grand total: $102. Minus $20 discount. Minus $75 GC. Out of pocket cash $7 for $136 list of goods.
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Bhim remained acting CEO until March of this year when GuySuCo quietly moved in Singh, who still functions as the Chairman to the Board. Bhim's period as acting CEO was marked by continuing production, financial and labour problems at the corporation. The plight of the troubled Skeldon factory was also another major issue.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2016
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We are extremely proud of all the California's Gold shows we have produced over the past 20 years on our State's rich history, cultural diversity, natural wonders, and amazing people.
Our program is also endorsed by a number of organizations including: the California Teachers Association; the California Federation of Teachers; the California State Library Foundation; the California Library Association; the California School Boards Association; the California Council for the Social Studies; and the California Historical Society.
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California's Gold #9001 - SPONTANEOUS ADVENTURES
Huell visits the Monterey Customs House State Historic Park, discovers the tallest bridge in California, and checks out the town of Cool- all unplanned adventures.At one time, the Custom House presided over Mexico's primary port of entry on the Alta, CA coast. It was here that Commodore Jon Drake Sloat raised the American flag in July of 1846, claiming over 600,000 square miles of territory for the US. This territory later was included in all or portions of the states of Utah, Colorado, Arizona, California and New Mexico. This building is recognized as the oldest government building in California and it is State Historic landmark #1.Wander through this adobe building and find it as it looked in the 1840's. Try guessing to what purpose the items on display were used for. Is Sebastian the parrot real? Gaze out from the upper room where custom agents and soldiers once stayed. Watch for ships arriving from sea, much as the custom's officials did over 150 years ago.Next, Huell stumbles upon the tallest bridge in California. Located on Foresthill Road in Placer County near historic Hwy 49, The Foresthill Bridge was built to span a lake that never arrived from the damming of the American River in Auburn, CA. And then Huell wanders right into Cool, California and enjoys a visit to the local beauty salon and meets the mayor!
California's Gold #9002 - ROADS GO THRU
Join Huell as he rides right through the middle of some California history! First stop is Beal's Cut, a hand-cut stagecoach road in the the Santa Clarita Mountains and a steep "short cut" between the pueblo of Los Angeles and points north. General Phineas Banning drove the first stage through the treacherous mountain pass in 1854. In 1863 troops under the command of General Beale deepened "the cut" to its present depth of 90 ft. In 1910 the old roadway was replaced by the nearby Newhall Tunnel, which gave way to modern-day Sierra Highway in 1938. Santa Clarita Valley Historian Philip Scorsa tells Huell all there is to know, including how Beal's Cut lived on as a movie location for decades to come. Then, it's onto Groveland, CA. a quirky Gold Rush community with Native American roots. Huell gets a tour with Innkeeper Peggy Mosley and sees the sights, including: "The Iron Door" – known as the oldest continuously operating saloon in the west. Groveland is also the headquarters for the Hetch Hetchy project, and gateway to Yosemite National Park.
California's Gold #9003 - CATALINA ARABIAN RANCH
Nestled in a small valley nearly 12 miles outside of Avalon on Catalina Island is El Rancho Escondido, "the hidden ranch." Still a working ranch, it was originally started as the Wrigley family's Arabian Horse Ranch. The facility's prizewinning horses, historic memorabilia, and entertaining exhibits make it great place to visit. Huell spends the day with members of the Wrigley family as they reminisce about life on the ranch.
California's Gold #9004 - URCHINS
Huell goes to sea on an urchin diving adventure off the Channel Islands.
Tom Kendrick
California's Gold #9005 - SKIMBOARDING
Skimboarding is a sport similar to surfing which takes place near the shore. The skimboarder stands about twenty feet from the ocean with skimboard in hand and waits for a wave. When they see a wave they run towards it with their skimboard still in hand. Upon reaching the wet sand they drop the board and jump onto it as quickly as possible. Once on the board, the skimmer must remain as stable as possible and prepare to make the transition to the ocean. The skimmer then (hopefully) glides out into the ocean toward the oncoming wave, banks off of it, and rides it back into shore. Huell travels to Laguna to watch some locals show how its done.
California's Gold #9006 - YOSEMITE RAILROAD
Join Huell as he takes an exciting 4-mile railroad excursion on Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad. Ride into history where powerful locomotives once hauled massive log trains through the Sierra mountains. Where mighty lumberjacks felled the timber and flumes carried lumber to the distant valley below. The Sierra National Forest's majestic woods provide the backdrop for the narrow gauge journey back in time. This old steam train is a wonderful ride into the past.
Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad
California's Gold #9007 - YOSEMITE BUILDINGS
When most people think of Yosemite, they imagine towering peaks and cascading waterfalls, but there is an amazing human history that is told through some of the many buildings that dot the valley floor.In this adventure, Huell discover two small buildings that are very historic and very beautiful. He visits the Yosemite Valley Chapel, which was built in 1879 and is the oldest structure in park. The little chapel continues to serve as a place of worship for residents and visitors alike, as it has done for over 125 years Next it's off to the LeConte Memorial Lodge, a National Historic Landmark, which was built by the Sierra Club in 1903-04. The unique structure honors eminent University of California geologist Joseph LeConte, an early Director of the Sierra Club who died in the Valley in 1901. This beautiful stone structure is a real gem.
California's Gold #9008 - PET CEMETERY
Huell goes in search of some of our most permanent residents in this episode of California's Gold. We'll see where some of TV & Film's most famous animals are resting in peace... and many of them are not where you would think!
Join us as we visit Toto from the 'Wizard Of Oz', Old Blue - one of the first animal stars of the silver screen, Arnold the Pig from 'Green Acres', the irresistibly scrappy Benji the dog, Pete from 'Our Gang', and many more....
Los Angeles Pet Memorial Park
California's Gold #9009 - NORCONIAN RESORT
In the mid 1920's, Rex B. Clark, an unmatched visionary of his time, accomplished the near impossible by constructing the world-class Norconian Resort in a remote area of Southern California.
The Norconian was an immediate success and frequented by the rich elite and Hollywood's finest. Unfortunately, the Club never made a nickel as the Stock Market crash and subsequent economic depression forced Clark to give up his dream after a ten year fight.
The story didn't end there. The fabulous resort was converted into one of the pre-eminent Naval Hospitals in the United States; a facility that treated survivors of Pearl Harbor and pioneered the use of Penicillin, the polio vaccine and state of the art rehabilitation techniques.
Subsequently, one of the finest Naval Weapons Testing sites in the Nation and the California Rehabilitation Center, the first state funded addict treatment center in the country, called the old resort home; adding to the Norconian's rich and fabulous history.
California's Gold #9010 - TREES OF MYSTERY
The giant statue of Paul Bunyan greets visitors to this family run road-side attraction that has been open since the 1930's. Join host Huell Howser as he get a tour through some of the most amazing Redwoods in California, but its not just any old walking tourwhere you stare up at these impossibly tall trees; its a SkyTrail, which is basically a ski lift which gets you at tree-top level giving you an amazing new view.
Among the many trees we'll visit is the Cathedral Tree - actuallynine trees in one, when it fell it didn't die and the roots of the stump sprouted and these nine trees happened to grow together in a circle around the original mother tree's stump. This tree is the site of Easter services each year and also many, many weddings.We'll also see the Brotherhood Tree, which even after losing the top 74 feet in a storm, is still one of the largest living things in the world. It weighs in at over 2000 years old, 19 feet in diameter, 60 feet in circumference and 297 feet tall.
Trees of Mystery
California's Gold #9011 - MOON TREES
Apollo 14 launched in the late afternoon of January 31, 1971. Inside, astronaut Stuart Roosa had packed a small container filled with hundreds of tree seeds. After splashdown these seeds were germinated and planted all over the world.Join Huell as he starts his quest to find the Moon Trees. First stop is at the Placerville Forrest Service where we meet up with one of the people who actually helped plant the seeds, then we'll travel all around the State to find where the Moon Trees are still standing.
California's Gold #9012 - SHARK'S TOOTH HILL
Huell visits a massive archelogical site with millions of fossils dating from the Miocene Epoch, 15 million years ago. Kern County was once at the bottom of a huge sea filled with massive prehistoric sharks called megladons which were as big as city busses and fed on whales. Sharktooth Hill is literally covered with fossilized shark teeth. Huell also visits the Buena Vista Museum, which houses amazing archeological finds recovered from Sharktooth Hill.
The Buena Vista Museum of Natural History is located in the heart of downtown Bakersfield. It houses an impressive display of fossils frm the Miocene Epoch which was 14 -16 million years ago. The fossils were found in the foothills northeast of Bakersfield, known as the Sharktooth Hill area. Kern County is home to over 100 square miles of fossil beds from the Miocene Epoch. While Sharktooth Hill is closed to the general public, you can arrange to go on a paleontology dig through the Buena Vista Museum and keep some real shark teeth, too.
Buena Vista Museum
California's Gold #9024 - CENTENNIAL FARM
Huell visits the Centennial Farm, a 4-acre working farm at the OC Fair & Event Center. Created to educate youth about Orange County's agricultural heritage, the Farm is home to fruit and vegetable gardens, livestock, and Millennium Barn. We join a group of school kids and teachers as they view pigs, peacocks, cows, honey bees, oxen and the crowd favorite, baby chicks! Wel see all of this and more while strolling through gardens of lush vegetation.
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California's Gold #9026 - HUNTINGTON CENTRAL PARK
Huntington Beach is known as "Surf City", but in this adventure, we wont even get near the ocean. Huntington Central Park is the largest city-owned park in Orange County covering over 350 acres of land. Huell visits the Shipley Nature Center, an 18-acre natural area filled with beautiful winding paths and spectacular flora and fauna. Next it's off to The Huntington Central Park Equestrian Center which is home to 420 privately owned horses and surrounded by 185 acres of public trails. We'll also visit the Frisbee golf course and lots of other hidden gems in this wonderful oasis.
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Triangle Coalition advocates on behalf of our members for Federal legislation and funding in support of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.
Current STEM Education Legislation
- Triangle Coalition's Legislative News Blog
- STEM Education Issue Brief – October 2014
- STEM Education Policy Overview – October 2014
On October 8, 2014, Triangle Coalition hosted a STEM Advocacy Day in Washington, DC in conjunction with the 14th Annual STEM Education Conference. Advocacy Days provide members and STEM stakeholders an opportunity to advocate for STEM education through meetings with Congressional offices. If you have questions about setting up STEM Advocacy appointments, please contact Triangle Coalition.
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June 27, 2014 (Members only)
Topic: The State of Affairs in STEM Education Policy
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March 14, 2014 (Members only)
Topic: STEM Education in the FY 2015 Budget Request
Presenter: Della Cronin, Washington Partners, LLC
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January 13, 2014 (Members only)
Topic: STEM Education Legislation in 2014
Presenter: Della Cronin, Washington Partners, LLC
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STEM Ed Caucus Steering Committee
Triangle Coalition is an active member of the STEM Ed Caucus Steering Committee, which works to strengthen STEM education at all levels by providing a forum for Congress and the science, education and business communities to discuss challenges, problems, and solutions related to STEM education.