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The National Register of Historic Places is the nation's official list of cultural resources worthy of preservation. It is part of a nationwide program that coordinates and supports efforts to identify, evaluate and protect historic resources. The Tennessee Historical Commission, as the State Historic Preservation Office, administers the program in Tennessee.
"The National Register is an honorary recognition for time-honored places that enrich our communities and make them unique," State Historic Preservation Officer and Executive Director of the Tennessee Historical Commission Patrick McIntyre said. "We hope this recognition helps generate and reinforce an appreciation for these special properties, so they can be retained for present and future generations of Tennesseans."
Sites recently added to the National Register of Historic Places include:
Happy Holler Historic District – Situated around North Central Street and East and West Anderson Avenues in Knoxville, the 14-building Happy Holler Historic District is a good example of a neighborhood shopping district that formed where trolley lines had stops. The trolleys provided transportation between developing suburban areas, the downtown and the manufacturing and railroad districts. Most of the district is composed of one-story masonry retail buildings built between 1909 and 1945. The name Happy Holler comes from the Prohibition Era when alcohol could be purchased in the alleys behind the stores. Happy Holler is one of seven existing community based shopping areas centered on the streetcar trolley routes in Knoxville. Until the close of nearby Brookside Mills in 1961, the district was a small, thriving neighborhood commercial area. There has been a resurgence of activity in the area due, in part, to Façade Improvement Grants through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
C.C. Card Auto Company Building – Built in 1915, the C.C. Card Auto Company Building is an important commercial enterprise in Cleveland, Bradley County. This was the first Ford Motor Company franchise in the city. The Card Ford franchise extended to nine counties in Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia. When C.C. Card established the dealership in 1911, there was only one other car dealership in the city, but by 1949, there were 11 dealerships. After his first dealership building burned, Card constructed the current building to Ford Motor Company standards, including details like the large showroom with architectural detailing. The two-story building had a ramp at the rear of the building to allow cars onto the second floor. Sales increased to such an extent that Card added onto the building in 1930; his son took over the business and modernized it in the 1940s. Suburban growth in Cleveland resulted in the company leaving the downtown location and moving out to Lee Highway in 1964. Last year, the preservation tax credits were utilized to rehabilitate the historic C.C. Card Building.
Picardy Place Historic District – The 23 residences that make up the Picardy Place Historic District in Memphis were built between 1939 and 1952. The district is important to the architectural history of the city as an excellent example of post-World War II residential development in Memphis. The houses are designed in a Minimal Traditional form with Colonial Revival details. This style is considered a precursor to the popular Ranch house that would be built in many suburbs. As servicemen returned from war and the economy boomed, houses needed to be constructed rapidly, so decorative details were few and housing forms were simple rectangles. In Picardy Place, owners chose from a limited number of designs and then could add extra features such as bay windows. The limited access to the main street and two cul-de-sacs give the houses a strong sense of neighborhood and isolate them from surrounding development. The district looks much as it did when it was first developed.
Miller Farmstead – The 56 acres, 10 buildings, three sites and two structures that make up the Miller Farmstead are part of Roan Mountain State Park in Carter County. The farmhouse, farm yard, outbuildings, cemetery and agricultural landscape are interpreted by the park as an example of Appalachian subsistence farming, farm life, architecture and settlement patterns. The farmhouse was built by Dave and Nathaniel Miller in 1908, using lumber from the surrounding woods. Although lived in until the 1960s, the house was never electrified. It became part of Roan Mountain State Park around 1970 and initial studies were to demolish the buildings and erect a ski lodge at the site. Today the farmstead is open Wednesdays through Sundays from Memorial Day to Labor Day and in October.
Norris Dam State Park Rustic Cabins Historic District – The buildings in the Norris Dam State Park Rustic Cabins Historic District in Anderson County were built as a New Deal project between1934-1937. Agencies involved in the design and construction were the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), Civilian Conservation Corps, the U.S. Forest Service and the National Park Service. Nineteen cabins, the former linen house, former tea room, amphitheater, ranger residences and the 37 wooded acres are the character-defining features of the district. The district is notable for the federal government's efforts to provide employment during the Depression, for its rustic style of architecture and for its use as a recreation area. In addition to being used for recreation and camping, the cabins housed workers from Oak Ridge who were working on the Manhattan Project. In 1953, the state bought the park from TVA and made changes to the cabins. Tennessee State Parks is currently working on plans to rehabilitate and upgrade the cabins so they reflect their historic nature and are able to be used year-round.
Links to each of the completed nomination forms can be found in the site descriptions listed above. For more information about the National Register of Historic Places or the Tennessee Historical Commission, please visit the website at www.tn.gov/environment/history.
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Climate campaigners hailed the government yesterday for its "exemplary" effort in combating the effects of climate change and making communities ready to face its impacts.
"But there's still a lot to be done," said Renato Redentor Constantino, executive director of the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (iCSC).
Constantino, former climate campaigner for Greenpeace Southeast Asia, said the Philippine government was on the right track when it allocated US$315 million for climate change adaptation and mitigation next year.
"The response to climate change is about finance and it requires nothing less than a redesign of the country's investment agenda," Constantino told ucanews.com.
He said the success of government intervention on the issue is tied directly to how closely and comprehensively government will integrate climate change in its planning and budgetary processes.
He said government must also do more than pay lip service to local needs. "Local input must become a key driver and designer of national plans," Constantino said.
Mary Ann Lucille Sering of the government's Climate Change Commission said the monetary allocation next year would be used to enhance geo-hazard maps, early warning systems and other infrastructure to improve capacity to reduce risks.
"We should now consciously consider the impacts of the changing climate in all government planning as a proactive approach to development," she said.
The large budget allocation shows that "climate change is now a top priority of the government," she added.
Constantino said prioritizing climate change mitigation sends a message to developed countries that the Philippines is taking "the necessary steps to protect our people, despite our meager resources and despite the miniscule role the Philippines has played in fomenting climate chaos."
However, the praise comes a day after Greenpeace took the country's energy minister, Jericho Petilla, to task for the government's position on solar power investment.
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First ladies man the salad bowls as Dave and Barack get a grilling
They had spent the morning endeavouring to sort out the world's problems between them. Now it was time to turn up the heat.
Jackets off, tongs at the ready, Barack Obama and David Cameron got down to the real meat of the President's visit yesterday – cooking up a special relationship of the barbecue kind.
Forget Libya, Afghanistan and the global economy for a moment.
In the back yard of 10 Downing Street (over here we call it a garden), The Most Powerful Man in the World stood side by side with the Prime Minister to produce their first bilateral burger.
Barack Obama, right, and David Cameron serve food from a barbecue as they entertain British and American service members and veterans at 10 Downing Street
Obama and Cameron diligently serve a burger to a soldier wounded in service during the garden party
U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama and Samantha Cameron, wife of the Prime Minister, serve food at the barbecue for British and American service members and veterans
The well-known quote 'They also serve who only stand and wait' is taken
from John Milton's Sonnet XIX: When I Consider How my Light is Spent (published in full below).
The poem, believed to have been written around 1655, is about the English poet's thoughts on his blindness.
Milton's reference to light is a literal one since he had lost his eyesight completely when he composed the piece.
When I consider how my light is spent
Ere half my days in this dark world and wide,
And that one talent which is death to hide
Lodg'd with me useless, though my soul more bent
To serve therewith my Maker, and present
My true account, lest he returning chide,
'Doth God exact day-labour, light denied?'
I fondly ask. But Patience, to prevent
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Either man's work or his own gifts: who best
Bear his mild yoke, they serve him best. His state
Is kingly; thousands at his bidding speed
And post o'er land and ocean without rest:
They also serve who only stand and wait.'
And with great relish – coleslaw, mostly – they dedicated it to the honour of servicemen from both sides of the Atlantic.
Beneath Union Flag and Stars and
Stripes bunting, the pair helped to grill and serve a range of BBQ fare,
dishing it out to 150 military guests.
Servicemen and their partners arrive at the Downing Street garden party, which was attended by 150 American and British military personnel
The Prime Minister, left, and the President appeared at ease as they entertained military personnel in shirt sleeves
A few steps away the two First Ladies, Michelle Obama and Samantha Cameron, chatted casually as they did their duty with the salad and side-dishes.
The extraordinary alliance encapsulated the spirit of co-operation and relaxed friendship the foursome appear to have found during the President's trip.
Special relationship: President Obama and David Cameron shake hands following their joint news conference at Lancaster House earlier today
Mr Obama speaks during a joint press conference with David Cameron today. The Prime Minister said the next 12 months represented a 'vital year' in Afghanistan
This being a photocall, however, the emphasis was clearly on the ham in hamburger.
Mr Obama, a veteran of White House lawn barbies, was moved to praise the 'outstanding' lunch he had just enjoyed – not least, it is assumed, because he flipped the burger himself.
Mr Cameron won a laugh from his guest by joking that the meal made him the first British PM to boast he had given the US President a grilling.
Obama and Cameron, right, were joined by Nick Clegg, left, for today's talks at Downing Street. Mr Clegg, gesturing to the sunlit windows, said to the U.S. leader: 'You've brought the sun today'
Mr Obama shares a joke with Nick Clegg at 10 Downing Street. Shaking hands with the Deputy Prime Minister, the U.S. leader said: 'Wonderful to see you'
Perhaps the only sign that his was a
coalition burger was that it was served with the option of cheese.
Also on the menu was corn on the cob – an ingredient that forms an essential relationship with the meat in any American BBQ; plus British sausages, Kentish lamb chops and Jersey Royal potatoes.
The pair's culinary partnership
(someone called them the burger kings) saw the two men sharing quips and
swapping the occasional cookery tip as they grilled and served.
Obama smiles before today's meeting with Cameron. The U.S. President and the Prime Minister are to spend the morning holding talks before a joint press conference in Downing Street
Commander-in-chief: Barack Mr Obama takes a seat across from David Cameron (second left) in the Cabinet Room for today's talks on security with other ministers, advisers and officials
Barack Obama is greeted by the Prime Minister outside 10 Downing Street this morning. The pair are discussing issues ranging from military campaigns in Libya and Afghanistan to global economic reform
They must have been the only men ever to have hosted a garden barbecue dressed in suit trousers and ties, but in fairness, their guests were mostly in military uniform, some wounded, and bearing medals.
Likewise, Michelle and Samantha
appeared to be getting on just swell.
Someone must have decided that the sideline role of salad duty is the correct deployment for women when two alpha males find meat and fire, but neither seemed to regard it as demotion.
Obama and Cameron wave to members of the media outside the Prime Minister's official residence, prior to their meeting
Mr Obama made the short journey in Cadillac One - his bombproof limousine known as 'The Beast' - from Buckingham Palace
Police marksmen take position on rooftops along Whitehall as the Presidential motorcade arrives at Downing Street this morning. Helicopters were seen whirring overhead, as part of the major security operation
Cameron and Obama pose for the army of press photographers gathered outside 10 Downing Street
The US First Lady and Mrs Cameron appeared to be having what could fairly be described as a good old natter.
The Duchess of Cornwall was spotted sipping a cool drink in the sunshine on a terrace at Clarence House next door, glancing occasionally at the historic moment unfolding beneath. Alas, they didn't save her a sausage.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton walks with British Foreign Secretary William Hague to join Obama at 10 Downing Street
The smartly dressed driver of the President's vehicle brushes down its shiny exterior as she waits for him outside the Prime Minister's residence
Mr Obama's motorcade travels along the Mall as it leaves Buckingham Palace to go to Downing Street this morning
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Shagimuratova steals show in HGO's Rigoletto
On a stormy evening in Houston (both in and outside of the house), Houston Grand Opera's opening night production of Verdi's Rigoletto went off with a thunderous bang.
A day is now a very long time indeed in politics; would that it were otherwise. It certainly is in the Ring, as we move forward a generation to Die Walküre.
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In its compact forty-year history, the ambitious Opera Theatre of Saint Louis has just triumphantly presented its twenty-fifth world premiere with Shalimar the Clown.
The sharp angles and oddly tilting perspectives of Charles Edwards' set for David Alden's production of Jenůfa at ENO suggest a community resting precariously on the security and certainty of its customs, soon to slide from this precipice into social and moral anarchy.
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The early summer San Francisco Opera season has the feel of a classy festival. There is an introduction of Spanish director Calixto Bieito to American audiences, a five-act Don Carlo and two awaited, inevitable role debuts, Karita Mattila as Kostelnička and Malin Bystrom as Janacek's Jenůfa.
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This recital celebrated both the work of the Park Lane Group, which has been supporting the careers of outstanding young artists for 60 years, and the 90th birthday of Joseph Horovitz, who was born in Vienna in 1926 and emigrated to England aged 12.
On a stormy evening in Houston (both in and outside of the house), Houston Grand Opera's opening night production of Verdi's Rigoletto went off with a thunderous bang.
The cast boasted Eric Cutler in his role debut as the Duke, Texan Scott Hendricks as Rigoletto, and Houston favorite Andrea Silvestrelli as Sparafucile. While the men acquitted themselves well, none compared to the performance given by Russian soprano Albina Shagimuratova as Gilda.
Houston patrons know Shagimuratova well, having heard her in previous seasons when she was a member of the company's young artist program. Her Gilda, however, gave them a chance to see the soprano after her development—and what a development it was. From the first note of her duet with Hendricks, Shagimuratova sent a clear, full lyric voice into the house that spun line after line of legato with remarkable ease. Her "Caro nome"—the best I've ever heard—employed perfectly executed trills and just the right amount of ornamentation. Shagimuratova's clarity was astounding in both the act three quartet and the storm trio, projecting easily over both the orchestra and the strong voices of her colleagues. Her acting was spot on, and she showed more sensitivity to her role than any of the other characters. Albina Shagimuratova's Gilda was one to remember.
Eric Cutler, in his role debut, gave a solid assumption of the licentious Duke of Mantua. His voice remained the light instrument it was when he first burst onto the international scene, but he managed to add enough heft to his sound to get past the heavier orchestrated sections of Verdi's score. Cutler seemed most comfortable in the lyrical sections, showing off a strong top in his act one duet with Gilda and later giving a seamless rendition of "Parmi veder le lagrime." His Duke isn't perfect yet; the tenor forgot at least two lines and needs to polish up his phrasing, but with time the role could prove strong for him.
Texan Scott Hendricks gave a mixed performance as Rigoletto. The San Antonio native has the range, heft, and legato for the role, but on opening night his vocal clarity too often gave way to an over darkened, muddy sound. His "Cortigiani" showed great pathos, but that was it—you got the feeling from Hendricks' portrayal that he was simply imposing a romantic portrayal (from other roles in his repertoire, like Silvio or di Luna) on a father-daughter relationship. It didn't always work, and was sometimes awkward. More work vocally and theatrically could greatly improve his portrayal.
Italian bass Andrea Silvestrelli gave his usual effortlessly powerful performance. In a production that focused on shadows, fog, and darkness, Silvestrelli bounded in and out of sight, showing up at just the right times and portraying the assassin with just enough dark humor. The Italian's powerful bass boomed throughout the house to great effect but with careful attention not to overpower his colleagues.Octavio Moreno (Marullo) and Eric Cutler (Duke of Mantua)
Silvestrelli's on-stage sister, Russian mezzo Maria Markina, gave a sexually charged depiction of Maddalena. Markina, a member of HGO's young artist program, had incredible chemistry with Cutler—the act three quartet was one of the highlights of the night, with Cutler and Markina's interaction bordering on soft porn while Shagimuratova's Gilda looked on. Markina's warm voice showed ample size for the Brown Theater; look for her to grow into larger roles with the company over the next few years. Of the supporting roles, Bradley Garvin as Monterone sang particularly well, projecting a large, ringing bass-baritone into the house in the curse scene.
The subtle production focused mainly on colorful backgrounds and timely scene changes. Several period paintings adorned the backdrops while the sets for acts one and two were sparse. The final act brought out a framed set for Sparafucile's house which served the quartet action well. Director Lindy Hume could have worked with Hendricks a little more on his acting, which wasn't so much non-existent as it was misguided and confusing at times. Hume provided some clever touches but mostly let the action carry on in a traditional way. Patrick Summers' conducting was lethargic in the first act but came to life afterwards.Scott Hendricks (Rigoletto) and Albina Shagimuratova (Gilda)
If you're wondering how good a Rigoletto can be without a perfect baritone, you need look no further than HGO's production—with a soprano as Gilda who gave one of the most complete performances in recent HGO history combined with a solid supporting cast, the company has a sure hit on its hands.
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Families flee after roofs on row of £1million houses COLLAPSE in London street because of sudden change in temperatures
- 50-year-old led two sons to safety as rubble fell from their £1m townhouse
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- Freak incident has left his family and four others homeless
Writer Will Self is lucky to be alive after the roof of his £1 million house collapsed while he was inside with his children.
The Journalist and author led his two sons to safety after the roof came down on his and four of his neighbours' homes in Stockwell, south London, last night.
The freak incident is being blamed on yesterday's sudden heatwave, when temperatures leaped almost 10 degrees in less than 24 hours.
Roofless: Will Self stands outside his home in Stockwell south London after yesterday's roof collapse
Damage: A total of five houses lost their roofs during the freak incident, which took place at 8.45pm on Tuesday
Speaking afterwards shaken Self said: 'It was like the front of my house fell off. Somebody could have been killed.'
'I got the children out to the back of the property because it was all about to go,' he told the Evening Standard. Once things had stopped falling off I got them out through the front door.'
Homeless: The writer and his family are staying with friends until their house is repaired
Self's wife, journalist Deborah Orr, wrote about the incident on Twitter.
She said: "Our house, and the four neighbouring houses, are OVER.
'But no one is hurt and we're staying with @blackdogyellow tonight."
She later added: "No one knows what caused it yet, but it's emergency services central. Helicopters, the lot.
'Shaken. And homeless. With only what we stood up in.'
London Fire Brigade confirmed it sent four engines and a fire rescue unit to the scene just before 9pm, with firefighters helping one elderly woman to safety.
Watch manager Simon Phillips said: 'Firefighters helped an elderly woman to safety and a further 16 people left properties before we arrived.
'There was a lot of rubble in the street and we used a thermal imaging camera over the debris to make sure no one was trapped underneath.
'It's a busy road and it's very lucky nobody was walking outside otherwise they could have been seriously injured.'
One of Mr Self's neighbours, Julia Wiley, 48, was also home when the roof parapet of her three storey Victorian townhouse collapsed.
She described the sound as a 'whoop, crack and crash'.
Cause: The roof collapses are being blamed on a sudden change in temperature from cold to hot
Diurnal shift is a meteorological term for the variation in temperature between the highs of the day and the cool of the night.
In the last two days, this swing has been far greater than for most of the year.
The phenomenon is particularly important when growing grapes as it has the effect of increasing their ripening qualities, while the sudden drop in temperature preserves the balance of natural acids.
But in buildings, such changes cause steel, concrete and other materials to expand and contract, which can damage the structure, particularly if it is ageing or defective.
Much of London's housing stock is more than 100 years old.
The mother of three added: 'It happened at about 8:45 last night.
'There was a cracking sound which was the parapet coming away, then a wooshing as the debris fell down and then a crashing and all of the dust.
'I was sitting watching television at the time. I thought what on earth was that - I didn't have any idea what happened.
'We came down the steps, which have been destroyed by a big bit of rubble and a very friendly Rastafarian neighbour helped me climb down the gap. There was dust everywhere.
'I vomited with the shock of it.'
Mrs Wiley, who is currently staying with friends in Kennington, said a council surveyor told her a phenomenon called 'diurnal shift' may have caused the destruction.
She explained: 'The surveyor has told us that it may have been caused by a strong diurnal shift, which in layman's terms means really low temperatures followed by really high temperatures, which has caused this to happen.
'I just thought how am I going to get that fixed.'
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I bought some awful WiFi lightbulbs a few months ago. The short version: they introduced terrible vulnerabilities on your network, they violated the GPL and they were also just bad at being lightbulbs. Since then I've bought some other Internet of Things devices, and since people seem to have a bizarre level of fascination with figuring out just what kind of fractal of poor design choices these things frequently embody, I thought I'd oblige.An entertaining read, if you are entertained by knowing that horrible design choices and GPL violations in this device are not your problem. :)
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It takes 4 seconds to generate a colliding 32bit key id on a GPU (using scallion). Key servers do little verification of uploaded keys and allow keys with colliding 32bit ids. Further, GPG uses 32bit key ids throughout its interface and does not warn you when an operation might apply to multiple keys. Key servers do not use transport encryption (e....Sadly, one of the main tools used to analyze Web of Trust data, wotsap, is still using 32 bit key ids in its data files, and is mostly abandoned upstream, so there are little real hopes to see it fixed. Wotsap data is also used by the PGP pathfinder & key statistics website, which is thus vulnerable to a number of attacs.
Back in late April, the well-known high-quality SDR hardware companyI don't know about this specific case, but this is not the first time that somebody claimed that something was Open Source when it wasn't.
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During the last year hell seems to have frozen over: our corporate overlords neighbours at Apple, Google and Facebook have all pushed for crypto in one way or another. For Facebook (WhatsApp) and Google (Allo) the messenger crypto has even been implemented by none less than the famous, endorsed-by-Edward-Snowden anarchist and hacker Moxie Marlinspi...
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- Finish: Black
- Material: Metal
- Shade Material: Etched glass
- Satin Etched Cased Opal glass
- Black finish
- Post not included
- UL Listed Wet
- Made In China
Size: Small
Light Option: Incandescent, Fluorescent
- Small Option: One 18 Watt (1200 Lumens) 120 Volt GU24 Base Fluorescent Lamp(s) (Included)
- Small Option: One 72 Watt (1490 Lumens) 120 Volt E26 Medium Base Halogen Lamp(s) (Not Included)
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LumensThe amount of light that comes from a bulb, which has commonly been measured in watts. The more lumens, the brighter the bulb.
WattageA measurement of the power delivered to a component of an electric circuit (allowing a one-ampere current to flow through the component under the pressure of 1 volt.)
Bulb ShapeBulb shapes are denoted with a letter, which describes the shape, and a number, which indicates the size. The number indicates the diameter of the light bulb at its widest part in eighths of an inch.
BaseThe part of the bulb that connects to the fixture and its power supply. Bulb bases are denoted with the letter E, and a number which indicates the diameter of the bulb base at its widest part in millimeters.
VoltageIndicates how much voltage a bulb can accept via the fixture it's installed in.
Light Color TemperatureThe relative color from a light source, measured on the Kelvin temperature scale. Warm light is lower in color temperature (2700-3000 K) and cool, blue light is higher (5000 K).
Average Rated LifeThe average amount time that a bulb is expected to last.
CRICRI = color rendering index. This number, which can go from 0 to 100, measures the ability of a light or bulb accurately renders colors. The higher the number, the better, with most quality bulbs these days measuring at least in the 80s.
- Small Option Fixture Width 8.5", Height 23", Depth 8.5":
Ratings: Based on 1 reviews, this product is rated 4.0 out of 5.
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Author Amanda Vaill. Amanda has written several award winning biographies, scripts, articles and…be still our hearts…has been contracted to write a biography on the two most famous Schuyler sisters, Angelica and Eliza. She's begun her research and graciously agreed to talk with us and dish Schuyler. We talk about the three sisters, the family that they came from, the families that they created, the rumors that surrounded them…basically who lived, who died and with Amanda's help, we get to tell their story! (And please note disclaimer at beginning of show, sometimes podcast audio imitates life and just doesn't quite work out like we expect.)
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The book that was referenced a lot in this episode and the one Lin-Manuel Miranda used for his story:
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Founders Online from the National Archives has a plethora of letters you may like to spend forever reading.
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The Women of Hamilton from The New Yorker
Beckett's favorite song, You'll Be Back (King George's break up letter with the colonists).
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Ex-NYPD cop sues over malfunctioning Mace
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By Oren Yaniv
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NEW YORK — A Mace canister that malfunctioned ended a Brooklyn cop's career, she claimed in a lawsuit.
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Blake, who left the NYPD with three-quarters disability pay, is asking for unspecified damages from the city for the June 26, 2010 incident. After a woman suspect injured the cop, her partner used his mace — which functioned — and the assailant was collared.
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