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Growth Leader
- Employer
- American Media
- Location
- New York
- Posted
- Dec 20, 2012
- Closes
- Jan 19, 2013
- Contact
- Ms. Hiring Manager
- Category
- Digital Media
- Duration
- Full Time
Description:American Media, Inc. is looking to recruit Growth Implementation Leaders to drive digital growth across its celebrity and fitness categories. The Growth Implementation Leader will be client focused with excellent business and implementation skills. The candidate will play a critical role in the transforming AMI's digital business into sites that match the industry leading status enjoyed by AMI's print publications. Responsibilities:•Lead efforts in building the client relationship in existing and new accounts at all levels. This includes in particular relevant pre-sale activities, building senior management client/partner relationships, qualifying projects, understanding requirements, delivering presentations and proposals and closing new business •Ensure defined sales targets are being hit and surpassed •Actively contribute to the growth of the business through proactively seeking, identifying and supporting sales opportunities •Assist managing clients in scoping and planning multiple projects •Work closely with clients to understand key requirements and strategic direction, translate strategic thinking into actionable goals and design client solutions •Manage and direct staff and contractors on programs/projects to prioritize work tasks, ensure project milestones and deadlines are met, and ensure work products meet quality and budget standards •Direct delivery of programs/projects, ensuring these are completed at or ahead of schedule, costs are managed to budget, and customer expectations are exceeded •Leveraging Best Practices develop over time a World Class operation in the areas of Growth Implementation consulting services in NA •Monitor and direct others to act in accordance with company initiatives, processes and methodology Desired Skills & Experience•Proven business development and sales skills necessary to identify and close large scale opportunities •Proven success and experience with pre-sales activities and account planning •Proven ability to identify and convert client business goals and objectives into solutions •Proven ability to lead large and complex project work streams across a diverse portfolio of clients and industries within the expected delivery excellence parameters •Proven management experience •Strong interpersonal and team management skills •Confident with the ability to present and liaise at senior level •Superior verbal and written communication skills •Excellent facilitation and collaboration skills •Strong financial and business acumen (client business drivers) •Excellent problem identification and problem solving skills •Ability to engage senior client management in discussions regarding our solutions, the client's industry and business model •Willingness to travel•Exhibited skills in critical thinking and process improvement •Must be a team player and where required be able to work independently Education and Experience: •Minimum of 5 years of digital sales and marketing experience gained with a well known growth digital business, preferabley in the media space. •Ideally direct industry experience in revenue cycle management, operational process improvement, implementation/design, data mining and detailed analytics •Minimum of 5 years experience in the formulation of business processes, project documentation and project methodology •Proven experience in managing client service teams and client relationships •Proven experience & success in a business development/revenue generating rolePlease be sure to include cover letter and salary requirements when responding to this job post.


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There, along with her BFFs Ken Paves and Cacee Cobb, she went to film the latest installment of her upcoming docu-series, The Price of Beauty, set to air sometime next year.
Posting a picture of herself looking forlorn as she peeked out from the giant mosquito net surrounding her bed, Simpson Tweeted on Sept. 23, "WTF?!? Do I really have to sleep like this?"
Only minutes earlier, Paves posted a shot of a gigantic spider and joked in a message to Simpson and Cobb, "Is this the Price of Beauty? Don't let the bed bugs bite!"
A source close to Simpson told PEOPLE.com, "The accommodations were certainly interesting, but Jessica enjoyed being a part of a totally different culture." Indeed, the following day, Simpson Tweeted, "LOVED my first day in Uganda meeting incredible women filled with spirit."
But her sleeping arrangements were still on her mind. "Bedtime in the tent is questionable," she Tweeted.
'A Beautiful Adventure'Simpson arrived in Uganda early last week and left this past weekend. "Uganda was truly a beautiful adventure," she Tweeted Sunday. "I will carry the spirit of all the people with me always. God Bless."
According to a source, the trip helped take Simpson's mind off her beloved Maltipoo, Daisy, who had been taken by a coyote on Sept. 14. "Jessica had such an enlightening experience [in Uganda]," says the source. "She loved the people and found them so warm and welcoming. The Uganda portion of the show is going to be fascinating."
Simpson faced another loss on July 9, when she split with her longtime boyfriend, Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo. On Sept. 20, the day the Cowboys were to play the New York Giants (who won), she Tweeted, "First home game of the season in the new stadium ... GO COWBOYS!!!!!!!!"
While some speculated that Simpson was trying to reach out to Romo with the posting, the source says she cheered on the Cowboys simply because "Jessica is a Texas girl- she has always been and will always be a Cowboys fan. There is no contention between [her and Tony]. She has respect and love for Tony."


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Kids and Money: Let Your Kids Make Mistakes
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In the quest to teach our children about money, we like to see them make smart choices. I know that I'm proud when my son makes the "right" choice with his money. However, sometimes we focus so much on making sure that our kids are doing the smart things with their money that we forget that sometimes we need to let them make mistakes. If you have so much control over your child's spending that he or she never learns to make the best choices on his or her own, you might find that your child becomes overburdened with money later on. After all, you won't always be there.
Instead of holding your child's hand and controlling everything about what he or she does with money, step back a little. Give your child some room to make a few mistakes so that experience can be the teacher.
Small Mistakes Now = Fewer Big Mistakes Later
Of course, there is no full-proof way to guarantee that your child won't grow up to make poor money choices — no matter what you do. However, you can reduce the chances that your child will make devastating decisions later by letting them make small mistakes now. Letting my son make a silly purchase not too long ago turned into a money teaching moment that has, so far, stuck with him.
My son thought he really wanted some toys that other kids at school had. We hated to see him use his money on these toys; they were cool and novel, but not the sorts of toys that would hold his attention. We decided to let him buy the toys. After about three days, he was bored, and didn't care about the toys. Instead, he wanted to augment his collection of LEGO Star Wars figures/sets. We counted up his money, and he was short. We showed him how much the other toys had cost, and he regretted his hasty decision to get something else, since he couldn't afford what he really wanted. Now, he's much more thoughtful about his purchases.
You can also introduce your teens to the concept of repaying debt by charging them interest. When your teen doesn't have enough money to purchase something, and they claim they want to "borrow" money from you, make a it a true borrowing experience. Let them experience having to repay you — with interest. Show them what the true cost will be if they have to repay you with interest. You can set up a payment plan, and tell them that they won't be able to buy other items until you are paid off. If they don't stick with the payment plan, you can certain repossess what they have bought with your loan. Put it all on paper, and require your child to sign.
These are the types of lessons that tend to stick with children over the long term. My son thinks about what's important to him, and what might be a "waste of money." Older children can learn some of the hard lessons of borrowing when they make the "mistake" of taking on debt from you. These are lessons can provide a real-world lesson now, without jeopardizing your child's financial future.
What other mistakes can children learn from?
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Praiano, Amalfi Coast
Villa Angiolina
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Sleeps 4: 2 double bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Accommodation type: Villa
Distance from the town/village center: 1 km, about 0.6 miles
Distance from the sea: 600 m, about 656 yd
Distance from the beach: 2 km, about 1.2 miles
Car recommended
Accessible for people with disabilities
Pets allowed
View on the sea
View on the valley
Charming surroundings
Swimming pool
Sun deck
Washing machine
Air conditioning
Winter heating
Luxury property
Broadband Internet/Wi-Fi
Approximate distances
Rome: 282 km / 175 mi
The Excavations of Pompeii: 42 km / 26 mi
Naples: 65 km / 40 mi
The Royal Palace of Caserta: 90 km / 56 mi
The Greek Temples of Paestum: 117 km / 73 mi
The Excavations of Herculaneum: 56 km / 35 mi
The Charterhouse of Padula: 178 km / 111 mi
Positano: 7.8 km / 4.8 mi
Sorrento: 23 km / 14 mi
Amalfi: 26 km / 16 mi
Ravello: 19 km / 12 mi
Minori: 17 km / 11 mi
Capri: 99 km / 62 mi
Anacapri: 103 km / 64 mi
Holiday Home Description
Villa Angiolina is a splendid and luminous two-story villa built sheer above the sea. It sleeps four people. From Villa Angiolina you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the sea, of Praiano and the coast of Amalfi. Villa Angiolina is 120 square meters (1290 square feet). It features two wide private terraces with a view of the sea, a private garden, air conditioning (please read description below to check in which rooms the units are installed), winter heating and WI-FI Internet access.
You will be roughly 1 km (0.6 miles) from the center of Praiano, where you will find restaurants, shops and public transportation. You will find a grocery store at 200 meters (220 feet), the stop for the Flavio Gioia bus Positano - Praiano line at 300 meters (990 feet) and the closest beach at 2 km (roughly 1.25 miles). You will reach Villa Angiolina from the street level going up a 200-meters (660-feet) public walkway that includes approximately 160 stairway steps.
For a succesful stay at Villa Angiolina we recommend having a car. You will be able to park it at approximately 250 meters (270 yards), for a fee, in a private parking lot. Private parking must be reserved ahead of time; we kindly ask you to let our staff know, so that we can make the necessary arrangements for you.
Villa Angiolina has been built taking away the space from the rock, almost on top of the high cliff sheer above the sea that encloses the tiny bay of the beach called "Praia".
From the beach, on the bottom, if you look up at the sky, you will be able to spot the two white columns of the terrace of Villa Angiolina on top of the vegetation that grows on the cliff.
The other way around, if you stand on the terrace you will see the cliff below you like if you were on top of a skyscraper made of rock and covered by the thriving Mediterranean vegetation. It is especially charming to see, vertically below you, the small cape where the ancient circular Saracen Tower stands. The tower was built a thousand years ago as a defence for the small bay of Praia. The sea in the inlet guarded by the tower is deep blue, and it is spotted with the blob of colour of the small boats that are moored there.
If you let your sight wander, you will see a wide horizon of sky, sea and coast, up to the characteristic cape of Conca dei Marini, which divides Praiano from Amalfi.
The air is clean and perfumed by flowers, the view is a continuous spell, ever-changing as the hours of the day and of the night go by.
So much beauty will convey to you that joy of life and to be right there that everybody calls the "magic" of the Divina Costiera, and which will make you happy of having chosen this place for your vacation.
The terrace of Villa Angiolina, with its elegant arched roof, its white columns, the flowers, the elegant furnishing, is a perfect framework to enjoy so much beauty in peace and relax. It is indeed a nice place to spend your holidays, a place that is worth to be discovered, even if you will have to walk and to climb some steps to get there. As a matter of fact, the villa is at the top of the village of Praiano, in a pedestrian precinct. To reach it you will have to walk for approximately 200 meters (220 yards) and to climb 160 steps. It is a walk that will allow you to discover an authentic and untouched corner of the Amalfi Coast, one of those that made the area deserve the title of "World Heritage Site" awarded by UNESCO. Indeed, this area has not been changed to please the masses of tourists, here you will not find shops but only authentic locals, which will welcome you with courtesy and liking. Don't be surprised if the people that you meet in the street will say hello even if they don't know you! Just say hello to them and smile back!
The closest beach is the beautiful beach of Marina di Praia, situated in a natural scenery of extraordinary beauty. You will find it at the feet of two tall rocky walls, and it can be reached descending a 'scalinatella' (a stairway cut into the cliff) that leads to the Saracen Tower by the sea, and hence walking along a downhill pedestrian alley that will take you straight to this enchanting beach, where the sea has emerald water. From this point, with short boat trips, you will also be able to visit the surrounding coastline, particularly the suggestive Suppraiano Grottos, and Africana Grotto. You will also be able to reach the beach taking a bus that, during the good season, stops every 20 minutes.
Since the villa is not easily reachable, we can not recommend it if you feel that climbing many steps might be difficult for you.
Terrace 1
The first terrace is 50 square meters (540 square feet) large. It is partly shaded by an elegant porch. It is equipped with a table, chairs and two sun loungers. From the terrace you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the sea, of Praiano and the coast of Amalfi.
The garden is 25 square meters (270 square feet) large. It is equipped with a table, chairs and two deck chairs. Here you will also find a barbecue. From the garden you will enjoy an enchanting view of the sea and of the gulf of Salerno far in the horizon.
First Level
Living Room
The living room is paved with handmade tiles, in the characteristic style of the Amalfi Coast. The furnishings are elegant and welcoming, and include some antique pieces. The furnishings include two sofas and an armchair. The dining table can accommodate six guests. In this room you will find a satellite television (local channels). From the living room you will be able to enter the terrace with a view of the sea and of the coast of Amalfi through a French door. The room has a large panoramic window with a view of the sea and of the coastline. It is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
The kitchen is spacious and comfortable, equipped with a four-burner gas cooker, an electric oven, a refrigerator with freezer, a dishwasher, a microwave oven, an Italian-style coffee-maker and other small appliances. There is a table to seat four guests. From the kitchen a French door will take you to the terrace with a view of the sea and of the coastline. The room has an arched window with a view of the greenery and of the sea at a distance.
Bathroom 1
The first bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet and a shower. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
Second Level
Terrace 2
The second terrace is 20 square meters (215 square feet) large. You will be able to enter it from the bedrooms. From the terrace you will enjoy a thrilling view of the sea and of the coast of Amalfi.
Bedroom 1
You will be able to enter the first bedroom from the corridor. The furnishings are romantic and elegant. The room has a matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). The furnishings include an armchair. In this room you will find a satellite television (local channels). From the bedroom you will be able to enter the second terrace with a view of the sea and of the coast of Amalfi through a French door. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bedroom 2
You will be able to enter the second bedroom from the corridor. The bedroom has a matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). From the bedroom you will be able to enter the second terrace with a view of the sea and of the coastline through a French door. The bedroom is equipped with an air conditioning/heating unit.
Bathroom 2
The second bathroom is tiled with lucid handmade majolica tiles and equipped with a washbasin, a toilet, a bathtub with shower wand and a hairdryer. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
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Included in the price
The rental price includes: electricity; linens; towels; baggage porter.
Payment Terms
A 25% deposit is paid at the time of booking. The balance is due 60 days prior to arrival at the property.
Security Deposit
Upon arrival at Villa Angiolina the property manager will ask you to pay a security deposit of EUR 200, payable in cash. The security deposit will be returned to you prior to your departure less any charges for accidental damages to the property.
Additional Expenses
To be paid at the property:
Tourist Tax
€ 1.00 per person per night for the first 7 nights, € 0.70 thereafter. Guests aged under 10 are exempt.
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WLD about 50
WLD Ranch, a Christian ranch camp in Girard, celebrated 50 years with horseback riding, hayrides, canoeing and a range of ranch-style activities. WLD Ranch opened Labor Day weekend in 1963 with a picnic in the woods on Woolsey Road. The camp today includes bunkhouses, barns, an indoor riding arena and Longhorn Lounge on just under 97 acres. It accommodates about 8,000 people a year in summer camps and offseason retreats.
The ranch is named for Wayne L. Davis, who led neighborhood Bible studies on the property as a teen. Photo by Jarid A. Barringer/Erie TImes-News


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A customizable treatment that works for any skin type or condition.
With a product line founded on the belief that good skin care is not about pampering or luxury, Dermalogica's own flagship, Dermalogica on Montana in Santa Monica, California, is serious about what they do. Make no mistake: skin treatments, not facials, are performed here. And it's not a spa, it's a skin treatment center. But while they are serious about taking care of skin and giving clients results, they are just as focused on making sure visitors are relaxed and comfortable, which is evident from the moment one walks in the door. With floor-to-ceiling displays of products, a roomy window seat with books, a light and bright decor and a Skin Bar where clients are served up moisturizer along with their Un-Tea, Dermalogica on Montana is designed to make sure customers stick around. The inventive Skin Bar is central to the treatment center. "If a client doesn't want to commit to coming in for a whole pro treatment, we can perform face mapping, let them play with products and give themselves a mini-treatment," says manager Gaynor Farmer. "They can put products on their face and see how it feels, rather than just testing products on the back of their hands."
When clients book a full treatment, they're in for the complete sensory experience. Guests are offered Un-Tea or Vitamin Water when they arrive. Then, during the treatment, they pick one of four different soundtracks to play in their pods—the three white, rounded, organic areas that serve as treatment rooms. "We customize every treatment to the client as much as we can," says Farmer. "The professional decides what the client needs on her skin, but the client can choose everything else." Architects working on the flagship center almost three years ago were inspired to design the pods after seeing a sketch Dermalogica founder Jane Wurwand had of seaside beach huts in England. "We wanted clients to feel very cared for and nurtured, and we didn't like traditional walls. The pods create a different environment. There is a flow of energy by not having corners in the space, and the changing lights add to the ambience," says Farmer.
When it comes to keeping the menu simple and understandable, the center has that down pat too, with only three options to keep customer confusion to a minimum: The Dermalogica Skin Treatment ($75, 60 minutes), The Dermalogica Skin Treatment + 1 Touch Therapy ($90, 75 minutes) and Additional Touch Therapies ($15, 15 minutes.) The Touch Therapies include deep tissue work, stress relief, aroma-point, reflex point, additional extractions or even nap time. The menu also recently expanded to include Dermalogica's newest treatment, Thermal Back Therapy, a 60-minute service that cleanses and purifies the back and includes thermal touch therapy.
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Spa: Dermalogica on Montana in Santa Monica, California
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How To Quash Linux
...you are a high up executive in Microsoft and have been tasked with undermining the Linux OS and its free software. You must devise the strategy. You have a sizeable war chest to fight your corner and plenty of programming expertise to call on. The PR battle must be won. Underhanded means are quite OK, as long as they do not backfire. How do you go about your task?
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I'll have a go:
It's vital to maintain the existing status quo, where most PCs ship with a windows variant. I'd work with the manufacturers of hardware, and especially intel, to come up with ever more esoteric interfaces to hardware that increase the delay between a windows driver being stable and available and a Linux driver being ready. I'd get an inhouse paper on 'what linux device driver developers are bad at' written so we can pinpoint what strategies to use here.
I'd like there to be many many Linux viruses out there, not just the Raman virus, and so give the lie to the idea that Linux is more 'bullet proof' than windows. Obviously we can't be seen to be promoting this, but I could do this by indirect means.
I'd want to continue the divide and conquer in the Linux distributions.
to me looks a more serious threat than
, so I'd ensure that Microsoft executives who talk to the press refer to
(where a 'brand' is mentioned) rather than to
. This will help boost redhat by giving it more column inches, and help maintain a 'no clear winner' in the linux world situation.
On a lobbying and PR front I'd want politicians and programmers to know that free software is undermining the software industry,
a key economic growth engine
. I'm particularly interested in winning hearts and minds of the more mature experienced programmers, who maybe have settled down and have families and commitments and care more about financial security, than winning over the headstrong young things used to living on a student grant. If Linux gets tarred with the brush of being written by inexperienced kids... we could be on to a winning strategy..
True -
Easy one this. Keep them out of business by appealing to the fears of "the management". Same way IBM stopped Hitachi selling compatible mainframes in the US "it was built by Japanese you know".
So we could say "the code was built in an insecure environment which was purposely made available to hackers. Are you willing to bet your company that those anonymous hackers didn't include one bad guy, one back door?" . Oh yes, conveniently ignore the fact that you are a bad guy and you built several backdoors into your software :).
On the one hand get up in front of the Press and repeatedly tell them that Open Source Software is
since it's an unsustainable economic model, will run out of steam, and ultimately stifle innovation in the software marketplace -
and isn't that what Microsoft's all about, innovating for the benefit of the 'Merican consumer?
On the other hand provide
for the manufacturers of PCs to reveal the identities of their clients who are purchasing Microsoft-free boxes. Just so there can be an
of the numbers of boxes being shipped to organizations who have somehow been mistaken in their interpretation of the MS licensing requirements. <whisper>
we want to help them avoid violating their licenses y'know
</whisper> And then sent to software theft police to the houses of those very same purchasers late at nite to confiscate
their equipment because they can't possibly
be violating at least one MS license and are therefore subject to the full penalty of law. (thanks, Pink)
Well that's pretty dumb, as im sure you are aware there are other operating systems in existence which somebody might wish to install on their "windowsless box"
and OutlawLinux
When Linux is outlawed, only outlaws will have Linux.
If Linux were outlawed the prices for distros would line the pockets of those who made it illegal. ;)
I'd buy out a BIOS manufacturer (Phoenix, ATI, etc.) and immediately produce a new version of BIOS, and make it freely available to PC manufacturers. A version that will only boot "approved" operating systems.
Or is that what Palladium is?
Nah, that'd be an automatic anti-trust lawsuit and you'd probably lose and be laughed at by all your friends.
Don't quash it; embrace and extend it.
Buy an established Linux distributor.
Throw an army of programmers at it to make it look and feel better than any other Linux distribution. Pay special attention to installations, configuration and device drivers.
Add useful extensions and patent the hell out of them.
Build useful apps that rely heavily on your patented extensions.
Attract Linux customers with a low introductory price.
Gradually raise the price to recoup your investment.
--- This is what Apple has done with OSX! (Yes, I know BSD isn't Linux, but it's pretty close.)
And in the process, have a small research division cannibalize your company's entire product base. Nice.
Huh ? I don't care which product people buy, as long as they buy it from me.
<sarcasm>Putting a chicklet keyboard on the IBM PCjr to keep it from canibalizing sales from other divisions was sure a winning strategy, huh ?</sarcasm>
Digital had the fastest, most powerful CPUs in existence. It also had two product lines. The first used their own chip technology to run their own Unix. The second used Intel chips to run Windows. Can you guess that the first was by far the more lucrative? Despite this, Digital's sales department held to the egalitarian view you propose. Since then, Digital was acquired by Compaq and the AlphaPC chip technology is dead.
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I notice this below, describing .bashrc and .bash_profile,
from http://gabriel.physics.ucsb.edu/~pcs...ntro-bash.html
However it doesn't explain why my shell script as above
doesn't export as I hoped.
The contents of this file are read and executed when you log into the
system. Any changes you make to this file will not come into effect until
you log out and log in again. It is usually a good idea to have this file
execute your ~/.bashrc file as well. Just add the line "source ~/.bashrc"
to the end of this file.. Beware that if you define your aliases here they
will not be available in your subshells.
The contents of this file are read and executed only when you start a new
subshell. Add your aliases here.
This is executed when you log out. You may want to add some commands here
to remove any temporary files or do any other tidying up.


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Nicole Kidman Will Guest on Empire After She Stops Living Out Her English Fantasies
It just may take a minute.By Ira Madison III
It just may take a minute.By Ira Madison III
Nicole Kidman does her best impersonation of a diva from outer space.By Bilge Ebiri
"Would I pee on somebody? Sure. I could pee on everyone."By Jennifer Vineyard
"I have a son who's African American and I just didn't feel it was right."By Zach Dionne
"I felt like Nicole had given me everything — she'd spread her legs, she'd f**kin' peed on Zac."By Kyle Buchanan
Almost three minutes of Kidman serving up white-trash realness.By Kyle Buchanan
"I just went for it."By Kyle Buchanan
It's finally here!By Kyle Buchanan
"One of my friends said, 'Nicole Kidman's going to get nominated for an Oscar.' I was like, 'Nah, man. She's not black!'"By Jada Yuan
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Kate and Leopold
I feel bad for women. They apparently have so little to look forward to in modern men that they'll attend films like "Kate and Leopold" so they can rediscover chivalry. Chivalry, of course, was that male behavior practiced at the turn of the 20th century where men of means stood when a woman left the table, opened the doors for them and regarded them as princesses 24/7.
In this time-travel movie, Stuart (Liev Schreiber) travels back to 1898 New York and brings the aristocratic Leopold (Hugh Jackman) back with him to modern day New York. This turns out to be great for his ex-girlfriend, Kate McKay (Meg Ryan), because Kate has terrible luck with men and is looking for somebody exactly like Leopold, a man with manners. Most of the men in her life are boorish slobs. There's Stuart, of course. Then there's her brother, Charlie (Breckin Meyer), and her boss, J.J. (Bradley Whitford), who's hitting on her as a condition of her promotion. Until Leopold comes along, Kate is all about her career and simply doesn't have time for love.
Indeed, all of Kate and Leopold's interactions are predictably wonderful. Leopold says beautiful things to her, cooks for her, pulls her chair out, and acts the gentleman every second of every day. After all, this was exactly what being a guy in 1898 was all about, right? Fortunately for Kate, Stuart didn't drag back a factory laborer who slaved away 12 hours a day, was missing most of his teeth, and had an expected life span of about 45 years. Apparently director James Mangold cut the scene where Leopold tries to squeeze Kate into a corset and accidentally breaks a few of her ribs. Oh, and then there was the scene where Kate tries to go vote in a local election and Leopold beats her in the middle of the street for attempting to violate the law.
Once again, nostalgia emerges victorious over the actual facts. Ultimately, this movie suggests that women would be happier if they fled the business world and dropped out of sight into the arms of a big, strong man. After all, if Kate were to go back to 1898 New York, isn't that exactly what would happen?
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It was a three-horse race from start to finish in JC MSFL Division Three. In the end, Oakwood B won by a short nose, much to the delight of manager Ian Tussie.
Record: Pl, 20, W. 17, D. 1, L. 2, F. 61, A. 16, Pts. 52
Best league result: 1-0 vs FC Team
Biggest league win: 7-1 vs Boca
Worst result: 2-2 vs Hendon
Clean sheet: 10
Games failed to score in: 0
Star men: Oren Hury, Ben Polak, Dave Eden, Eric Lewis
Best signings: Oren Hury, Ben Polak, Dave Eden, Eric Lewis
Top-scorer: Ben Polak 20
DC Rating: Crucial wins over title rivals FC Team C and AC Mill Hill during the run-in pushed the Oaks over the line in a memorable first season. Manager Ian Tussie produced some world-class quotes and on the odd occasion he wasn't around, results remained strong under Dave Eden. With Oren Hury excelling in between the stick, the mighty Oaks kept 10 clean sheets – the best record in the entire league – and scored in every game. 10/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 16, D. 3, L. 1, F. 70, A. 21, Pts. 51
Best league result: 4-3 vs Oakwood
Biggest league win: 10-1 vs Loughton
Worst result: 1-0 vs Oakwood
Clean sheet: 3
Games failed to score in: 1
Star men: Adam Aminoff, Jacob Symons, David James Cohen, Eitan Ben-Zion
Best signings: David Cohen
Top-scorer: David Joseph Cohen 23
DC Rating: Lost a game less than the champions and believe the only reason they lost the title was because Jewventus folded. A well-oiled machine – the joint-top-scorers in the division – but in the end it just wasn't meant to be. The main thing is they will be playing second division football and keen to put one over the Oaks. 9/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 15, D. 2, L. 3, F. 70, A. 24, Pts. 47
Best league result: 2-1 vs Oakwood
Biggest league win: 9-2 vs Chutspah
Worst result: 5-0 vs FC Team
Clean sheet: 6
Games failed to score in: 3
Star men: Ben Zloof
Best signings: Ben Zloof
Top-scorer: Ben Zloof 32
DC Rating: Ben Zloof was the star of the show for ACM who were title contenders from start to finish. Like FC Team C, they beat the champions in a season where a serious injury to player-manager Joe Levy dampened their spirits. A top three finish was rewarded with promotion and Division Two will be all the better with them in it next season. 8/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 9, D. 4, L. 7, F. 40, A. 30, Pts. 31
Best league result: 3-0 vs Hendon C
Biggest league win: 7-1 vs Boca
Worst result: 2-2 vs Chutspah
Clean sheet: 6
Games failed to score in: 4
Star men: Boris Simons, Dave Sherman, Farrell Monk
Best signings: Stefan Simons, Farrell Monk
Top-scorer: Ben Simons 13
DC Rating: The most experienced strikeforce in the league was unable to inspire the Superhoops who were never in promotion contention and will be playing in the bottom division again next season. However, there were many positives for manager David Garson whose team could be bolster by the addition of Dan Gordon next season and I've heard that as and when that happens, the bookies will make the favourites to win the title. 6/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 8, D. 3, L. 9, F. 39, A. 42, Pts. 27
Best league result: 2-2 vs Oakwood B
Biggest league win: 9-1 vs Norstar C
Worst result: 8-3 vs Mill Hill
Clean sheet: 4
Games failed to score in: 5
Star men: Alex Elf
Best signing: Alex Elf
Top-scorer: Alex Elf 26
DC Rating: It was a funny old season for Hendon C. Record signing Alex Elf was in a league of his own, but he lacked support up top in a season where they lost more than they won and conceded more than they scored. Craig Miller's men offered five-star entertainment week in, week out and it's no surprise the gaffer needs a rest after 20 epic matches. 5/5
Record: Pl, 20, W. 8, D. 2, L. 10, F. 21, A. 32, Pts. 26
Best league result: 1-0 vs Hendon C
Biggest league win: 2-0 vs Boca and Fortune B
Worst result: 3-2 vs Chutspah
Clean sheet: 3
Games failed to score in: 6
Star men: Josh Lewis
Top-scorer: Andy Burke
DC Rating: Only Boca and UJIA scored fewer than L'Equipe, and the U's folded several weeks before the season finished. Consistency was the goal for David Prager's men but after a bad start, that never materialised. Defensively they were okay, but Prager was left hugely frustrated that they didn't fulfil their potential. 5/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 7, D. 2, L. 11, F. 33, A. 38, Pts. 23
Best league result: 1-1 vs Mill Hill
Biggest league win: 7-1 vs Boca
Worst result: 7-3 vs FC Team C
Clean sheet: 2
Games failed to score in: 5
Star men: Terry Jeffries
Best signings: John Kemp
Top-scorer: Terry Jeffries 16
DC Rating: A 5-0 win in their last-ever match was a fitting end for a Fortune team that ultimately failed to deliver. At times, they promised much. After the 6-0 thumping of Loughton, player-boss Terry Jeffries told me "we have a squad capable of competing for the league," but the problem was that one good result was followed by a very bad one in what was in essence a very mixed bag results-wise. 4/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 6, D. 3, L. 11, F. 45, A. 68, Pts. 21
Best league result: 2-0vs L'Equipe
Biggest league win: 8-1 vs Boca
Worst result: 9-1 vs Hendon C
Clean sheet: 1
Games failed to score in: 1
Star men: Nick Haringman, Will Ufland, Dan Tannenbaum
Top-scorer: Nick Haringman 8
DC Rating: It would have been a very different story had the wonderful Will Ufland played three quarters of the season for the Stars. He was the man with the midas touch when he played and his partnership with Nick Haringman terrorised defences, but the Oranges just didn't get enough match time out of him. Overall they struggled against the top teams and conceded too many, but it will be interesting to see how they go after merging with North London Raiders. Watch this space … 4/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 6, D. 2, L. 12, F. 38, A. 55, Pts. 20
Best league result: 1-0 vs Mill Hill
Biggest league win: 7-2 vs Boca
Worst result: 3-1 vs Boca
Clean sheet: 2
Games failed to score in: 5
Star men: Marc Jacobs, Dean Silver, Josh Hambling
Best signings: Josh Hambling, Barry Green
Top-scorer: Barry Green 11
DC Rating: A win over third-placed Mill Hill was the highlight for Dan Curtis' men. One of the most experienced squads in the division claimed some big wins but they were also on the wrong end of a couple of heavy defeats. With 20 games under their belts I'm predicting big things from them next season and a couple of marquee signings would certainly help them get off on the right foot. 4/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 4, D. 2, L. 14, F. 36, A. 59, Pts. 14
Best league result: 3-2 vs L'Equipe
Biggest league win: 9-2 vs Boca
Worst result: 9-2 vs Mill Hill
Clean sheet: 0
Games failed to score in: 2
Star man: Jono Gaon
Best signing: Jono Gaon
Top-scorer: Jono Gaon 24
DC Rating: Mid-table was the target but they fell well short of that in the end. I'm sad to see them go after just one season in which they won many fans, both here and in Europe, for their name as well as brand of football. Jono Gaon earned hero status with the Chutspah faithful who will now go back to spending their Sunday mornings in Brent Cross. 3/10
Record: Pl, 20, W. 2, D. 0, L. 18, F. 15, A. 83, Pts. 6
Best league result: 3-1 vs Loughton
Biggest league win: 3-1 vs Loughton
Worst result: 8-1 vs Norstar C
Clean sheet: 1
Games failed to score in: 6
Star men: Jamie Weinrich, Parys Hammond, Ryan Monk
Best signing: Parys Hammond
Top-scorer: Jamie Weinrich
DC Rating: An improvement on last year. Conceded fewer goals and earned more points and managed to do what they didn't in 18 matches in 2012/13 – win a game. But that was generally as good as it got. Keeper Ryan Monk was their star man most weeks. Read into that what you like … 2/10


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Used to describe something sweet, or extremely cute in nature. Often similar to that of the 'chub' on a baby's cheeks.
The way that she blushed was so grubby.
OMG how grubby was it when he stayed up late for us.
OMG how grubby was it when he stayed up late for us.
লিখেছেন- Grib-Sue 10 de অক্টোবার de 2011
A hilarious man who lives on the subway in the show Hey Arnold! The greatest television character ever. Easily.
Grubby: Get out of my house!
লিখেছেন- hijklmnop 13 de জানুয়ারি de 2007
A fictional character created by the famous cartoonist J. Ashton
Grubby and Mick (the sidekick) faught heroicly.
লিখেছেন- Jon 11 de মার্চ de 2005
an adjectivde used to describe a person who looks greasy or dirty. Grubby people are usally ethier niggers or greasy puertoricans.
WOW that greasy ass diry piece of latin Lapporte is mother fucking grubby today.
লিখেছেন- nigga bruce 16 de অক্টোবার de 2004
Defining how Grubby someone is.
"Wow, that is a very grubby person. He must grubby a lot"
লিখেছেন- Moustafa El Kassel Schenkhuizen 28 de অক্টোবার de 2003
Your such a Christian
Christian is Grubby
Christian is Grubby
লিখেছেন- Christian is "Grubby" 17 de এপ্রিল de 2015


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Eli M. Oboler Library
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Manuscript Collections
- MC 001 Dr. Minnie Howard Papers
- This collection contains material gathered by Drs. W.F. and Minnie F. Howard.
Topics included are: Southeast Idaho, Bannock County, Fort Hall and the
Oregon Trail, women's issues, medicine, etc. (ca.1890-1965) (27
Related Collections:
- MC 092 Dr. Richard Howard Collection
- PMC 001 Photographs... (There are ca.2000 photographs (family and regional history topics).)
- MC 002 Perry Swisher Collection
- The papers include correspondence, pamphlets, etc. arranged in subject files covering Perry Swisher's early newspaper and political career from ca. 1950 through 1968 (7 lin.ft.). (Perry Swisher addendum collection, MC125)
- MC 003 Edna Dubois Collection
- This collection focuses on Dubois family matters, politics, and Mrs. Dubois' work with women's groups and child welfare. (ca.1900 - 1931) (4 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- MC 004 Fred T. Dubois Collection
- The collection contains an extensive correspondence file (political and personal), political scrapbooks, speeches, subject files and some memorabilia. The material covers from 1872-1929 with the bulk of the material focusing on 1896-1907. (26 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- MC 005 Touissant Dubois Collection
- This collection consists primarily of articles and other materials related to her professional career in journalism and publicity. Daughter of Fred and Edna Dubois. (6 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- MC 006 C. E. Arney Collection
- C. E. Arney was personal secretary to Senator Fred T. Dubois during most of Dubois' tenure in the U.S. Senate. While some personal information is included, most of the collection relates to his work with Senator Dubois. (1.25 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- MC 007 Finis Bentley Papers
- The Bentley Collection covers a number of aspects of attorney Finis Bentley's life in Pocatello, but no one aspect in depth. Instead, the user will find bits of information on a variety of topics.
- MC 008 Charles Winkler Legislative Papers
- This is a collection of correspondence, clippings, Democratic campaign information, copies of bills and resolutions, etc., received and used by Charles Winkler while he served in the Idaho legislature. (ca.1951-1968) (7.75 lin.ft.)
- MC 009 Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Records
- The collection contains correspondence, clippings, subject files, and the minutes of the Chamber and its sub-committee meetings. Some maps and blueprints are included. Records cover from the beginnings of the Chamber in 1904 through 1965. (7 lin.ft.)
- MC 010 Merrill D. Beal Papers
- This collection contains correspondence, diaries/journals of summer work in Yellowstone Park (1930s to 1965), news clippings, pamphlets, some manuscripts of books and articles, lecture notes, etc. Topics included are: the Nez Perce Indians, "Beaver Dick" Leigh, Lewis & Clark, Old Oregon Trail etc. (10.9 lin.ft.)
- MC 011 Lemhi Indian Agency Records
- The collection includes a correspondence file (1887-1904) of approx. 5,000 items in letterbooks and folders. Tribal census information, lists of supplies, medical reports, personnel reports and miscellaneous agency reports comprise the balance of the materials. (ca.1885-1907)(8 lin.ft.)
- MC 012 J. A. Harrington Collection
- J. A. Harrington's collection was copied from many sources and contains correspondence, manuscripts, extracts from unpublished sources, research notes, etc. which focus on early Idaho history. Many of the items are copies of originals, the location of which is unknown. Includes the reminiscences of Chief Joseph's War by two scouts (Clough and McCreery). Time covered is approximate. (ca. 1830s to 1930s) (1.5 lin.ft.)
- MC 013 Charlton Laird Collection
- This collection is composed of miscellaneous papers, most of which relate to early Idaho history. Several short stories and a one-act play by local(?) authors (possibly his students) are included. (.6 lin.ft.)
- MC 014 George Shoup Papers
- A collection of letters and documents formerly in the possession of Idaho's first Governor, and U.S. Senator. Subjects covered include: Indian fighting, business methods, transportation, and politics in early Idaho. (ca.1867-1900) (.2 lin.ft.)
- MC 015 A. L. Lillibridge Collection
- Correspondence, articles and news clippings related to railroad history (especially the Utah Northern Railroad) and Pocatello area history are the primary focus of this collection. Also included are some of Lillibridge's personal records and materials related to his teaching career at Idaho State University. (ca.1920-1962) (4 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- PMC 015 Photographs... (Historical photographs of Pocatello, Idaho State University, and railroads are included.)
- MC 016 J. A. Youngren Collection
- This collection contains correspondence, radio addresses, research files and newspaper clippings, primarily concerning Indian Affairs. The material is from the 1930s and 1940s when Youngren was the Agent at Fort Hall. (2.3 lin.ft.)
- MC 017 Susie and Byrd Trego Collection
- The Tregos owned the Blackfoot, ID newspaper and many of the items in the collection were written for the paper. Their collection contains correspondence, research notes, typed copies of publications, news clippings, and pamphlets. The focus of the collection is on Idaho history, in general, and specifically, the pioneers and Indians of Eastern Idaho, and the history of Fort Hall. (ca.1918-1938) (2.3 lin.ft.)
- MC 018 John R. Nichols Collection
- John R. Nichols was president at University of Idaho Southern Branch in the 1930s and 1940s and established the Historical Museum. A collection of miscellaneous correspondence, historical data, committee reports, etc. Some of the materials cover early Idaho history, but most are related to the 1930s and 1940s. (.2 lin.ft.)
- MC 019 John E. Rees Collection
- Most of these items are copies of research materials collected and/or written by John E. Rees (a recognized authority on Indian life and lore). Included are unpublished interpretations of Indian pictographs, a dictionary of the Shoshoni Indian language, Shoshoni legends, and the reminiscences of Murdock F. McPherson (pioneer, miner and merchant). (ca.1917-1929) (.63 lin.ft.)
- MC 020 McNutt and Phillips Pioneer Store Records
- These records include bills, invoices, account books, business correspondence, and other financial documents relating to this store from 1868-1877. (1.5 lin.ft.)
- MC 021 Southeast Idaho Family and Place History Collection
- Interviews compiled by people and family members documenting their ancestors' journeys from their homelands to the United States and eventually Southeast Idaho. The collection consists of 7 manuscript boxes and houses 264 individual folders with a date range of 1642-1984.
- MC 022 U.S. Works Progress Administration Collection
- This collection contains correspondence, folk tales, interviews, etc. collected by Vardis Fisher and others for the Federal Writers Project. Also included are some materials for the Historical Records Survey. (1.5 lin.ft.)
- MC 023 Hyrum Kay Papers
- The majority of the collection is made up of a group of papers entitled Mormon Theology and Exegesis: Eristic writings on religious themes. One article explores the origin of the American Indian. A few items concern Pocatello area history. There is also some Hyrum Kay family history and genealogy. (ca.1922-1938) (.4 lin.ft.)
- MC 024 D. J. Bowen Papers
- This is the story of D. J. Bowen's life as a pioneer in southern Idaho. It contains much material concerning the early history of Arbon Valley. (ca.1884-1911) (.1 lin.ft.)
- MC 025 [George?] Yearian Papers
- This is the diary/journal of [George?] or [Jacob?] Yearian. The story of the author's journey to Idaho in 1864 is related, as well as details of his life as a settler in southern Idaho. (ca.1864-1911) (.1 lin.ft.)
- MC 026 [Joseph?] Lawson Journal
- This journal relates the author's Mormon mission (1868-1869) to Worchester, England and his life as a teacher and worker after his return to Utah (Ogden and Salt Lake). (ca.1869-1872) (.1 lin.ft.)
- MC 027 Miscellaneous Manuscripts I Collection
- This collection is an "artificial" grouping of small manuscript collections which have been pulled together and filed by the author's name in order to simplify handling and filing. It consists of a number of articles, reminiscences, speeches, etc. about Idaho and Northwest history. Most items are one folder in length. (.9 lin.ft.)
- MC 028 Miscellaneous Manuscripts II Collection
- Same groupings as MC 027, except that the source and/or the author are not known for many items. (1 lin.ft.)
- MC 029 C. F. Fahs Collection
- This collection consists primarily of correspondence and inventories related to the work of C. F. Fahs, civil engineer, Union Pacific Railroad, 1879-1884 (folders 3-15). One letter, source unknown, describes an "Anti-Mormon barbeque" (1884). The remaining letters all concern various western railroads. (ca.1899-1905) (.2 lin.ft.)
- MC 030 Kenneth Larson Collection
- Three bound volumes of folksongs and ballads entitled:
- Countryside Folklore
- The Folklore Trade With Gershon Legman, which contains part 1, Larson's Barnyard Folklore of Southeastern Idaho and part 2, Legman's Typical Specimens of Vulgar Folklore
- Songs of Eastern Idaho.
- MC 031 South Mountain Mining Company Records
- These records, with the exception of approximately 3 sheets, are financial in nature. They pertain to orders for equipment and supplies, and to wages, room and board. There are no memos, correspondence, assay records or any other records that relate to the actual operations of the company. (ca.1941-1945) (.2 lin.ft.)
- MC 032 Lloyd Lehrbas Papers
- This collection consists of 10 articles by Lloyd Lehrbas about people of note in Idaho's history. One additional item is a "Statement of Service..." for General Gilman Marston (dated 6/7/1935). The scope of the articles range from the Idaho Statehood period to World War I. Most items date from the 1930's. (.2 lin.ft.)
- MC 033 E.O. Leonard Papers
- E. O. Leonard is a former Idaho State College Dean of Pharmacy. His papers include personal and professional correspondence; course and lecture outlines, grade lists, exams; reports and analysis of milk, water and feed grains; business and financial records, etc. (ca.1905-1960) (11.3 lin.ft.)
- MC 034 Arthur Hoult Papers
- Arthur Hoult's 7 journals are dated: 1941, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1953, 1955. The journals primarily report the daily observations and activities related to Mr. Hoult's work for the State Highway Department. They also record some weather conditions as they relate to road conditions. (.2 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- PMC 034 Photographs... (Two albums)
- MC 035 U.S. Weather Bureau, Pocatello Records 1899-
- The bulk of this group of records is comprised of the original handwritten Monthly Records of Observations...(year). The records for the first six months of 1899 were taken at Idaho Falls. The service was then moved to Pocatello, where the Weather Bureau has kept records since July 1, 1899. (23 lin.ft.)
- MC 036 D. W. Standrod Papers
- The collection is made up almost entirely of correspondence. Among the topics discussed are banking and finance, legal matters, political topics (such as the Anti-Mormon Party), and personal affairs. These papers are photocopies of the original collection which was sent to the Idaho State Historical Society. (ca.1891-1936) (5.5 lin.ft.)
- MC 037 University of Idaho, Fort Hall (ID) Study Records
- This collection has been combined into MC 096 - Fort Hall (ID) Indian Reservation Miscellaneous Collection.
- MC 038 O. R. Baum Papers
- This collection primarily contains copies of court documents relating to a 1925 murder trial involving 3 Indians: James Tisidimit, Elmer Whittenfone and Ben Ariwite. (.05 lin.ft.)
- MC 039 John Markham Papers
- This collections consists of both original and photocopied material that was used to write John Markham's The Ashton, Idaho-Moran, Wyoming Horse and Wagon Freight Line: Mid-July of 1910 to October 15, 1927. A copy of the published book is included. (.3 lin.ft.)
- MC 040 Peter Harstad Papers
- Peter Harstad is a former ISU history professor and this is a collection of his notes, photocopies, correspondence, etc. relating to Oscar Sonnenkalb. The original account was written in 1925 by O. Sonnenkalb and was used by Dr. Harstad to develop his publication entitled Reminiscences of Oscar Sonnenkalb, Surveyor. (1.5 lin.ft.)
- MC 041 Mary Lou Skinner Papers
- Mary Lou Skinner was a health consultant at the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. This collection includes her field notes, correspondence, reports, publications, etc., which relate not only to Indian health, but to the history, social and political conditions, ethnology, and psychology of the Shoshone and Bannock tribes. (ca.1956-1958)(2.8 lin.ft.)
- MC 042 Eli M. Oboler Papers
- Eli M. Oboler was the ISU University Librarian for 34 years. This is primarily a collection of photocopied articles on censorship and intellectual freedom. These were the source materials that Eli M. Oboler consulted to provide much of the background for his published books. (ca.1971-1983) (5 lin.ft.)
- MC 043 W. P. Havenor Papers
- This collection consists of W.P. Havenor's office files and covers the everyday operations of the Bannock Engineering business. One box is dedicated to the operations of his personal dairy farm and on improving his herd.
- MC 044 Henry Fletcher Papers
- Henry Fletcher was connected with KSEI radio from the 1930s through the early 1980s (the owner ca.1957-1973). This collection will be important for researching the history of radio in Idaho. (ca.1926-1986) (15 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- PMC 044 Photographs...(Included in the photograph collection are KSEI promotional photos as well as photographs of the Fletchers and KSEI Staff.)
- MC 045 James C. Gardner Papers
- James C. Gardner was the band director at Idaho State College for 27 years. This collection contains newspaper clippings (many undated), some correspondence, and a few pamphlets which relate to the Idaho State College band, Herbert C. Clark (of J.P.Sousa's band), etc. (1 lin.ft.)
Related Collections:
- PMC 045 Photographs...(students, instructors, bands, etc.)
- MC 046 John Taylor Collection
- The collector of this sheet music was the organist for the Orpheum Theater, in Pocatello. With only a few exceptions the music included represents only the chorus or selected passages from the sheet music. (The portion that Mr. Taylor used to accompany the silent films.) (7.5 lin.ft.)
- MC 047 Young Women's Christian Association, Pocatello Collection
- A majority of the records relate to the financial affairs (bills, receipts, tax information) of the YWCA, Pocatello. There are also subject files on topics such as family planning, the women's movement, sexuality, legislation, and parenting. (ca.1928-1982) (6.7 lin.ft.)
- MC 048 Downey (ID) Pharmacy Records
- The Downey Pharmacy collection is made up entirely of medical prescriptions for customers of the Pharmacy. The material is in three groups which have overlapping dates: 1948-1955, 1957-1988, and 1966-1986. (3.8 lin.ft.)
- MC 049 Glenn Tyler Papers
- This collection contains 45 records or manuscript boxes containing Glenn E. Tyler�s personal material. Except for 3 boxes containing financial material, the rest of the collection, Dr. Tyler used for teaching. If you count the 15,000 to 20,000 books that Dr. Tyler donated to the Eli M. Oboler Library, this collection is vast.
- MC 050 Carl McIntosh Papers
- Donated by Dr. Carl W. McIntosh to Idaho State University in 1989, this is a collection of his office files of two universities as well as a collection of his speeches and consists of 26 manuscript boxes. The collection covers the years that Dr. McIntosh was the president of Idaho State College (1946-1959) and the years he was president of California State University, Long Beach (1959-1969). This collection is of his personal office files; his professional files from ISC are also housed in the Archives at Idaho State University.
- MC 051 Dorothy Faris Papers
- Dr. Dorothy Faris was a professor of microbiology at Idaho State University for 39 years. This collection consists of her office files. There is very little of her personal life featured.
- MC 052 Thomas McAteer Papers
- This collection consists of correspondence and legislation formerly in the possession of Idaho Senator Thomas F. McAteer and covers the time period from 1966-1969.
- MC 053 C. Henry Thomas Papers
- Christian Henry Thomas, known locally as Henry, was born March 30, 1889 in Morrill, Nebraska. He lived in Wayan Idaho from 1915 until his death in January 1973. He is remembered by the people of the area in many ways; he is especially well-known for his gem and mineral collection. Smithsonian geologists wanted it, but he willed it to Idaho State University.
- MC 055 Kasiska Family Papers
- This collection, donated to ISU by the Kasiska Family Foundation in 1999, consists of three manuscript boxes. It is focused on the Kasiska family real estate holdings, and also contains scrapbooks from 1910 to 1970, which offer a personal view of the dynamic Kasiska women. The collection also features some brief histories on W.F. Kasiska and his two daughters, Eva and Mabel.
- MC 056 Nellie Cline Steenson Papers
- In 1943, Nellie Cline Steenson was elected to the Idaho State House of Representatives and was the first woman to serve in the Idaho Senate. This is a very small collection, consisting of one legal sized manuscript box. Other than a few photographs, some biographical and genealogical material, and two funeral announcements, personal material is virtually non-existent.
MC 057 Idaho State University, Oral History Project Collection
- MC 058 Ethel Redfield Papers
- The Redfield collection is a relatively small collection, three manuscript boxes. This collection covers the time she spent at Kamiah on the Nez Perce Indian Reservation and the research for her book about her father. Dr. Redfield was a renowned educator and one box is dedicated to her teaching experiences.
- MC 059 Musical Heritage of Southeastern Idaho Collection
- This is a collection of 23 scripts that accompany a series of 23 videos on the Musical Heritage of Southeast Idaho. The scripts are arranged alphabetically by the name of the community covered. The videos are not housed in this Library. (.4 lin.ft.)
- MC 060 World War II Oral History Collection
- Most of the interviews and essays that make up this collection are personal recollections of men and women who lived through World War II.. This collection consists of 2 manuscript boxes containing the interviews and the finished issue of the Rendezvous, titled The "Good War" in Retrospect: Memories of World War II.
- MC 061 History Seminar Student Paper Collection
- This is a collection of student papers relating to Idaho topics and/or Idaho attitudes on national concerns. A sampling of the papers cover topics such as Women, Native Americans, Polygamy, Mining, Teton Dam Disaster, Diamondfield Jack, and Agnes Just Reid. (1 lin.ft)
- MC 062 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Div. #228 Records
- Records of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Division #228, circa 1883-1979.
MC 063 Idaho Ethnic/Demographic Data Collection
- MC 064 C. Hart Merriam 1890 Biol. Survey Collection
- This collection consists of a copy of original documents relating to the 1890 biological expedition in Idaho by C. Hart Merriam. The original document is housed at the Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. The material in this collection is hand-written and at times, difficult to read.
MC 065 Carl E. Hayden Scrapbooks
- MC 066 Hispanic Oral History Project (IHC) Collection
- MC 067 Richard Stallings Papers
- MC 066 Hispanic Oral History Project (IHC) Collection
- The Stallings Collection contains the papers of former Congressman Richard H. Stallings, including legislative files, correspondence, and constituent casework. In 2006, Mr. Stallings donated additional material to the collection including publications, memorabilia, and his papers from his service as United States Nuclear Waste Negotiator.
- MC 068 Miscellaneous Manuscripts III Collection
- A five-box collection containing multiple one-folder collections; this is an artificial collection - a collection of discreet materials from a variety of unknown sources.
- MC 069 United Spanish War Veterans Collection
- The United Spanish War Veterans Collection consists of four archival folders. They feature veterans from the Spanish�American War, lists of Pocatello area veterans who served in any war from the Civil War to World War II, and ledger books of the Santa Ana Camp #3 of the United Spanish War Veterans.
MC 071 Marilyn Morton Project (ILA)
- MC 072 John Hutchinson Records
- MC 073 Herb Fitz Scrapbooks
- MC 074 Downey (ID) Study Club Records
- MC 072 John Hutchinson Records
- The Downey Women's Study Club is a collection of 15 scrapbooks and consists of 7 boxes. The collection features photographs, memorabilia, meeting minutes and details the projects and functions of the Downey Women's Study Club.
- MC 075 John Olinger Records
- The Olinger Collection was brought into the Idaho State University Archives in 1995. This collection is divided into three areas. The first area is his personal writing in American History. A second area in the collection is primary and secondary material on Camp Downey. The collection ends with several items on Russian History.
- MC 076 Esther Yarber Collection
- The Esther Yarber Collection consists primarily of newspaper clippings and research material for her two books (Land of the Yankee Fork and Stanley-Sawtooth Country), as well as the many articles that she wrote. The main focus of the collection is on the history of the west.
MC 077 Associated Grocers Records
- MC 078 American Legion - Women's Auxiliary Records
- This Collection is included with the
- MC 097 - Alameda (ID) Ladies Aid Collection
- MC 079 Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Records
- The Railroad Young Men�s Christian Association (YMCA) began in Pocatello on August 12, 1900 when the first meeting was called to order by Chairman W.H. Cleare.
- MC 080 Business and Professional Women Records
- This is a collection of one large scrapbook of the Business and Professional Women and covers 1972-1973.
MC 081 Miscellaneous Manuscripts IV Collection
- MC 082 Songs of Idaho and Its Schools Collection
- The Songs of Idaho and Its Schools Collection is an artificial grouping of material from many sources. This is a small collection consisting of 13 folders.
MC 083 Oelwein Family Collection
- MC 084 Downey (ID) Hog Pool, Inc. Records
- MC 085 Young Women's Christian Association Records
- MC 086 Forrester Blake Johnny Christmas
- MC 087 History of Bannock County, 1893-1993 Collection
- MC 084 Downey (ID) Hog Pool, Inc. Records
- A collection of printer's proof sheets for "The History of Bannock County 1893-1993", a book project written in celebration of The Bannock County Centennial, March 6, 1993.
- MC 088 Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs, Rexburg (ID) Records
- This is a relatively small collection, consisting of five manuscript boxes. The collection was donated to Idaho State University in June 1996. The material consists of district reports, financial files, minutes of meetings, scrapbooks, correspondence and individual histories of participating organizations. The collection span the years 1901 until it was donated in 1996.
MC 089 Lufborough Legal Papers
- MC 090 Idaho State Journal Biographical Clippings
- MC 091 ISU - Building Histories
- MC 092 Dr. Richard Howard Collection
- MC 090 Idaho State Journal Biographical Clippings
- This is a small collection consisting of 3 manuscript boxes. The collection was donated to Idaho State University by Dr. Richard Howard. The collections main focus is on Howard Family history.
Related Collections:
MC 093 Jack Alvord Papers
- MC 094 Melba Mack Scrapbook ISU
- MC 095 Jack Halliwell (Halliwell Drug) Collection
- MC 096 Fort Hall (ID) Indian Reservation - Misc. Collection
- MC 094 Melba Mack Scrapbook ISU
- The first box was formerly Manuscript Collection 37/University of Idaho, Fort Hall (ID) Study Records and consists of publications related to this study.
- The second box, Manuscript Collect 96/Fort Hall (ID) Indian Reservation Miscellaneous Collection, consists of miscellaneous publications generated by the Shoshone-Bannock Tribe.
MC 097 Alameda (ID) Ladies Aid Collection
This collection has been combined with the
MC 078 American Legion - Women's Auxiliary Records
- MC 098 Marlene Reid Collection
- The Marlene Reid Collection has historical significance because of the material on Fred T. Dubois and the Lincoln Creek Fort Hall site.
- MC 099 Ruth E. Peterson Scrapbook Collection
- Ruth E. Peterson scrapbook features history and events in the Pocatello and surrounding area; date range of the collection is 1892 � 1976.
MC 100 Old Idaho Newspapers Collection
- MC 101 Joseph Siroky
- Joseph Siroky was a member of the Jerome Co-Operative Dairy from 1930 until 1957; one box is devoted to this subject. He had an interest in mining; some assay reports and publications are featured in the collection.
MC 102 International Portrait Gallery Portraits (Gale Research)
- MC 103 Idaho Centennial (Ron Clayton) Collection
- MC 104 Tibetan and Sanskrit Prayer Books
- MC 105 William P. Whitaker Collection
- MC 103 Idaho Centennial (Ron Clayton) Collection
- This collection consists mainly of the correspondence of William Porter Whitaker, Pocatello resident and former mayor, during the time of his campaign for governor of Idaho in 1938. (.8 lin. ft.)
Related Collections:
- MC 009 Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Records
- MC 062 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Div. #228 Records
- MC 087 History of Bannock County, 1893-1993 Collection
MC 106 Alice Anderson Collection
- MC 107 H. Leigh Gittins Collections
- This collection focuses on H. Leigh Gittins' family and his work. Leigh Gittins was the principal of McCammon's Elementary and Junior High Schools. He was also an author and wrote Pocatello Portrait, Gittins Family History, Boxcar Pocatello and Idaho's Gold Road. His work in the community is also featured in this collection.
MC 108 JoAnn Ruckman Collection
- MC 109 Dr. J.H. Bean Collection
- MC 110 Thomas Hale Collection (restricted)
- MC 112 Ernest F. Stites Collection
- MC 109 Dr. J.H. Bean Collection
- Ernest F. Stites was a staff writer, columnist and editor for the Idaho State Journal from 1960 to 1972, where he retired to part-time status. He wrote "Ernestly Yours" and "Travel Topics" columns for the Journal.
- MC 113 Pocatello Junction Committee Records 1989-1990
- This collection consists of correspondence, memorabilia, photographs and related material compiled by the Pocatello Junction Committee.
- MC 114 Duane A. Bybee Collection
- This collection centers on the Oregon Short Line Railroad and its construction through the Fort Hall Indian Reservation.
- MC 115 Ruth Marchetti Stephenson Collection
- This collection consists of one scrapbook concerning Stephenson�s work with the Pocatello YWCA 1959-1970, and the headdress she received upon induction into the Pocatello Chiefs organization.
- MC 116 Portneuf Medical Center Collection
- This collection contains public relations files relating to the Portneuf Medical Center and its predecessor, Bannock Regional Medical Center.� It also includes internal newsletters.
- MC 117 Thom Ritter George/Idaho State Civic Symphony Collection
- Contains draft of George�s composition for Orpheus created for the ISU Centennial, and a variety of ephemera from the Symphony.
- MC 118 Michael Corrigan Collection
- Contains drafts of his play �Journal of Grief�.
- MC 119 Amelita Galli-Curci Collection
- This collection contains scrapbooks and recordings documenting the life of the famous coloratura Soprano.
- MC 120 American Land Title Collection
- A small collection of photographs and plaques from the offices of American Land Title Company in Pocatello.
- MC 121 Evan M. Kackley Collection
- This collection is comprised of notebooks kept by the early Soda Springs physician during his tenure at Harvard Medical School in the late 1920s.� Some material by his wife and mother are included.� These were received as part of a larger book donation to the library.
- MC 122 Rotary Club of Pocatello
- The Pocatello Rotary Club held its first meeting on February 11, 1918.� The first president of the organization was J.T. Young.� The club met several times each year bringing in guest speakers, and continuing to add members.� Among the early guest speakers were William Jennings Bryan and Senator William E. Borah.� The membership of the Pocatello Rotary club contained many of the important leaders from many aspects of the Pocatello community from its inception to the present day. A booklet on the history of the Pocatello Rotary Club is included in the collection (MC122, Box 1, folder 1).
- MC 123 Stedtfeld Family Collection
- The Norman V. Stedtfeld Collection was donated to Idaho State University Special Collections by his daughter Karen Offen. It contains 28 boxes filled with over 50 years of Pocatello, Idaho history.
(Access note: Access to this collection must be approved by the donor. Please contact Special Collections for further information.)
- MC 124 Garrett Freightlines Collection
- This is a very small collection that came from the Idaho State Historical Society consisting of two boxes containing various company paraphernalia, photographs, memorabilia, and route regulations.
- MC 125 Perry Swisher Collection (addendum)
- This collection, is an addendum to the original Perry Swisher Collection MC002, was received in 2010. This collection contains 22 boxes plus 21 large books of bound newspapers featuring Perry Swishers many columns and articles. 2 records boxes from the collection contain photographs. These boxes have been moved to a separate photograph collection. (PMC 125)
- MC 126 Effie Gittins Rodehouse Collection
- MC 127 Lloyd S. Furniss Collection
- This collection consists of 40 small boxes of negatives. The date range is 1956-1995. These are negatives from Lloyd Furniss�s photography business and not related to his years as Idaho State University photographer.
- MC 128 Beverly Bistline Collection
- The Beverly Bistline Collection contains many personal letters, photographs, invitations, programs, greeting cards, planners, genealogical information, news clippings, and awards that make tribute to the family.
- MC 129 Stanley Bartlett Collection
- The Special Collections Department received the Stanley Bartlett Collection from the ISU Foundation in the summer of 2011. This is a very small collection (one record box). The collection consists of photographs and memorabilia. One folder contains some of his Army records.
- MC 130 Bill Ryan Collection of Congressional Franks
- MC 131 James Aho Collection (a study of right wing extremism)


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Tuesday, 7 January 2014
I've started my new year with a little challenge.
I haven't done a lot of knitting in the past (apart from the odd simple stripey scarf), so after gathering inspiration on Google images I came up with this scallop design for my winter wristlets. I was pleasantly surprised with how quick and easy they were to make!
10 comments:
- Squiggling About said...
They are very pretty, I have never tried a scallop pattern before it looks hard to do xx
- 7 January 2014 at 17:50
- Daisy Jones said...
Those colours look scrummy together I think i could eat them....the moral of this tale is never read blogs when you are hungry!
i wish i could knit like that...
Bestest Daisy x
- 7 January 2014 at 21:17
- stonefruit season said...
Beautiful knitting! I don't think I'd have the patience (let alone the pattern reading ability!).
- 7 January 2014 at 21:38
- green glamour said...
delightful colours just what we need this time of year. your sausage is very much loved in our home.from hesta http;//green-glamour.blogspot
- 8 January 2014 at 08:53
- alice apple said...
Thanks guys! Very encouraging when this is my first attempt at intarsia knitting...it's easier than you think, have a go yourselves! x
- 8 January 2014 at 09:42
- Zoë Power said...
Oh my goodness - they are absolutely fabulous! Such a gorgeous colour combo - very impressed! I'm just learning to knit - but still stuck on the simplest Blythe sized sacrves!!!
- 8 January 2014 at 17:11
- Greenorchid said...
I agree great colour combos... Cx
- 8 January 2014 at 19:42
- Chiaki L'Argent said...
Oh my! They are gorgeous!! :) The scallops are perfect and the colour combination is fabulous! xx
- 8 January 2014 at 19:54
- alice apple said...
Thanks again everyone!xx
- 8 January 2014 at 22:05
- michellemadethis said...
they are totally adorable !! Love them
- 13 January 2014 at 15:25