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FRANKFURT Feb 20 Lufthansa stunned markets on Wednesday by witholding a dividend for the second time in three years, choosing instead to bolster its fleet and fund future restructuring, despite net profits that beat the most optimistic analyst forecasts.
Lufthansa did not pay dividends for business year 2009, but resumed paying them for 2010 and 2011.
The stock was down 4.7 percent to 15.24 euros at 1236 GMT, the worst performer on the German blue-chip index, after Lufthansa disclosed key financial figures late on Tuesday, two weeks earlier than scheduled.
Europe's biggest airline by sales said full-year net profit came in at 990 million euros from a loss of 13 million the year earlier, flattered by sale of equity investments. The highest analyst estimate was 464 million euros with an average of 236 million, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Lufthansa did not provide details on the divestments that inflated earnings but last November it announced the sale of its shares in Spanish travel technology company Amadeus with gross proceeds of 307 million euros.
The analyst consensus was also for a dividend of 27 cents per share for 2012, up from the previous year's payment of 25 cents.
Gerald Khoo, an analyst at Espirito Santo, said net profit was not reflective of the underlying performance given it was boosted by one-offs.
"We are inclined to ignore (this). Harder to ignore is the suspension of the dividend," Khoo said in his note.
Bank of America analyst Mark Manduca wrote that the scale of Lufthansa's planned order of 108 aircraft worth 9 billion euros surprised some investors.
"The feedback so far from buy-side investors is that the magnitude/scale of the order has surprised to the upside, particularly given the recent focus by management on exercising capacity discipline," Manduca said.
Some interpreted the suspended payout to shareholders as a harbinger of possibly more restructuring charges as a result of tougher cost cuts.
Liberum Capital analyst Alexis Dogani said the scrapped dividend indicated the airline could widen its cost-cutting programme as it grapples with cut-throat competition from low cost airlines, higher fuel jet costs and slow growth in its main markets.
"They are doing this restructuring and they're naturally cautious. They'd have to have some cushion, meaning more money in reserve in case things become more difficult," Dogani said.
The company launched a savings programme - dubbed Score - last year to boost annual earnings by 1.5 billion euros by the end 2014, compared with 2011. ($1 = 0.7487 euros) (Reporting by Marilyn Gerlach; editing by Keiron Henderson)


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We visited on Tuesday 29th January. On entering the restaurant my wife noticed a strange smell. Seated at our table near the stairs to the basement the smell became more noticable. After ordering our meal we made a complaint about the smell and were told that there was a problem with the drains. Patrons at a neighbouring table also complained and we both made a written statement and on handing them to the acting manager requested that we be contacted the following day. No contact has been made and we have now informed the Environmental Health Officer who will be investigating the problem.
We have been regular patrons - but never again.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
i found a rat in the burger. not very nice
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
I was very dissapointed with the service and the food. While being served, I noticed a long black hair sticking out of the dip. I mentioned it to the lady who did not react in a way I would expect in a restaurant. She shrugged her arms and took the pot away murmurring something that I could not hear properly.
After a minute she came back with the same pot ( this time without the hair ), and put it on the table. As my friend and I looked at each other meaningfully, she rudely asked: 'You wanna or you don't wanna?'. We were speechless so she probably took it as no thus she walked away with the pot leaving us without the sauce. Moreover, the food was nothing special, just plain fish and chips without any salad, not worth the money we had to pay for it.
What puts me off was not the fact we found hair in the dish ( because it may happen everywhere) but the way we were treated afterwards.
I would definitely not recommend this restaurant to anybody and I will not go there again.
Monday, January 28, 2008
My husband and I went here and we were both sick about 2-4 hours afterwards for the rest of the day. Will never go here again!!!
Sunday, January 27, 2008
GAVE ME FOOD POISONING! I don't expect to pay over £60 a head and end up with my head in the toilet! Undercooked, poor quality food. Avoid at all costs.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Food was gorgeous, and i had the pleasure of making out with the managers niece in the toilets.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Good ambience, but service is terribly slow. Have eaten their twice, first time food was okay so we went back despite terrible service. The second time there was a hair in our food!! The waitress looked as shocked as we were but did not apologise or offer to refund our dish. She barely spoke English which might have made it more difficult. Will never go back, would avoid even though from the street it looks great (very good decor).
Thursday, January 24, 2008
So what would you do if you found a HYPERDERMIC NEEDLE in your dim sum?! Pork bun to be precise. Yes folks that's what we found at the restaurant. We have been there many times in the past and even though the service has been lacking the food has always been good. Given this recent incident we will not be going there again and wouldn't recommend it to anyone for fear of this happening again.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
I found the waitiers rude and surly. Felt like a second class citizen. I found a piece of wire in my food and told them. They took it off me and slung it away. I did not have a chance to retain it. They knocked the price of the rice off the whole meal. The waiters aprons were dirty. Wont be going back. Hope the H&S people go in there and shut it down.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
I once took an old girlfriend up the Oxo Tower for Christmas. Sadly, it was a one off as the stuffing she got made her eyes water. It was quite tart and served around the edge of the plate like a ring of fire.
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SkullyBone Island
Short Story by: BingoBella
Status: Finished
Genre: Children Stories
Part I
SkullyBoneIsland. That's all that Lindsey Porter was thinking about in science class. "Ok. Get out your biology notes," ordered Mr. Hagon, her science teacher. "Great. Biology now," thought Lindsey. She put her head down as Mr. Hagon spoke of the periodic table and birds till the bell ring.
It was the last day of school and it was ok. Gym was boring as usual and anti-math class was not so mathy since all Mrs. Clamber spoke about was summer.
Walking home wasn't so great either since sweat was raining down her face or the heat was steaming like an oven. When she got home, at least Steven, her annoying ten year old brother, wasn't home. That was the good thing about the peace and quiet at home. Now just wondering where the others were was the other part. Lindsey went upstairs to see if the were there. "Mom and Dad, where are you," yelled Lindsey. "Where are they," she thought. When she got downstairs, the phone rang and she jumped. Then she ran to the phone. The caller id was out of area but she answered it anyways. Breathing was on the other side. "Hello? Who is this," asked Lindsey. "Come to the beach," said a deep voice. "Ok but who is this," asked Lindsey starting to freak out. Music played so she hung it up.
Lindsey ran out the door and saw Steven waiting there. She hugged Steven but he pushed her away. "Yuck. Get off," yelled Steven. "Wait, you hear that," asked Lindsey. He listened and hears singing. Lindsey walked part way towards the beach and stopped. Steven followed behind. Her jaw dropped as she saw tons of ships in the water. She never saw anything like it before. Steven took her hand as he walked closer and a guy jumped out of the bush saying, "Yo ho mates." Steven screamed and ran behind Lindsey who was staring in amazement. Lindsey didn't know what to say so she said, "Howdy." "Why yer ships waiting for aye mates. Come aboard the Revenge," said the pirate who was leading them over. Steven looked at Lindsey and said, "What about mom and dad?" "Forget them now. We'll be back," exclaimed Lindsey. "So what are yer names mates," asked the pirate. "I'm Lindsey and he's Steven." "No mates. Yer names. Pirate names lets say." "I don't know," exclaimed Lindsey. "Well mates. Lindsey is Iron Anne Bonney and Steven, yer Black Davy Rackham and my name is Iron John Bonney. Call em by yer names." "Ok Iron John," said Iron Anne. They all hopped on deck and away go the Revenge.
Part II
Two days have passed. The crew was still out to sea but it was all going well. The Revenge was cleaned each day and the crew has been good with the food. They all have blisters but it doesn't hurt much. "How long till we reach the island captain," asked Black Davy? "Mate, if I knew the answer to your question, id tell yaw," answered Iron John. After about two hours, Iron Anne was cleaning the deck till she saw something green in the distance. "Land ho," she screamed. Iron John and Black Davy ran to see if it was really land. It turned out it was. Iron John went to the wheel and steered it right onto the land. They have made it. They all got out and screamed with happiness. Iron Anne hugged Black Davy and he smiled. "So where to now captain," asked Iron Anne. "Well let's see. We are on the top of the skull so we need the left hand bone," replied Iron John. He unfolded the map and pointed it out. "We also have to watch for dragons." "Dragons," asked Black Davy, "Dragons don't exist." "On this here island they do," exclaimed Iron John, "Big and vicious." They all started to walk in the direction of the left bone. Black Davy followed behind Iron Anne who was walking next to Iron John. When they came across a river, they knew they were there. They all stepped on the bone and that is where the ground began to shake. "She is up alright," said Iron John, "You can feel it in the ground." The dragon roared with anger and started to fly. Iron Anne looked up and there she was. Circling around the group. "Look out," screamed Iron John. They all ran and by one inch missed the poop falling from the sky. "Gross," replied Black Davy. They ran in the cave and they saw gold and two dragon pups. Iron John ran over to the gold and dove in. Then Black Davy and Iron Anne dove in next. They all snatched some gold and ran out but ran into the dragon. Iron Anne looked up. She screamed and behind that followed the other two screaming. The dragon roared and picked up Black Davy. He screamed and Iron Anne stepped on the dragon's foot. The dragon roared and dropped him into the water. He got out and ran so the other two did the same. They ran to the ship and hopped on so Black Davy started to drive it away from the island. They were all safe and sop was their gold.
Part III
Everyone who was on that ship had a good time. They threw a party as soon as the ship returned. Iron Anne and Black Davy's parents were happy to see them. The two thanked Iron John for the good time they had and for bringing them home safely. They also turned in the gold for cash except Iron John. He kept it as gold. Iron John also got his own pirate crew and went back to the island. Black Davy got himself a room makeover and a few games. Iron Anne put all her cash in a bank and got herself some makeup. At least everyone was happy for now until the next time to go to SkullyBoneIsland.
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I like this story. I was actually picturing myself there. Good job!
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Nice, inviting, and fun introduction :) I noticed a few small [editing errors], but the plot is Great! What a wonderful little tale .') You could probably expand on this or something, and turn it into a Super Novel, if you wanted to… I could see a story like this hitting Big Time! Let me know if you post more- Happy writing =]
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|This is a discussion on Pocket Aces AA? within the online poker forums, in the Learning Poker section; In any format I play I get into a tilt every time I get AA I just don't know how to play it sometime in
Pocket Aces AA?
In any format I play I get into a tilt every time I get AA I just don't know how to play it sometime in mtt I just go all-in sometimes I raise 3bb so people will call and I might be able to drain them.
In cash I might just call the BB and hope to get some action.
It just really pisses me off when I hit AA and everyone folds and all I get is the blinds!
play AA preflop as you play most of your other hands to disguis. if you 2x everytime then suddenly 3x, observant players will know something is up.
Also AA is not a good hand to 'drain' someone if you're deep stacked. You're more likely to be the one drained than the one doing the draining post flop. Generally, you will either get drained or win a small pot unless opponents are terribad.
If you want to drain them you have to try to get most of the money in preflop with 3b/4b/all in. But if you have not 3b a single hand the entire time and just 3b AA, its quite a clear tell to observant players yet again.
Sometimes in tournaments you can just shove all in and fish will call their weaker holdings unable to give up because they already raised and are therefore 'committed' according to their muppet brains.
There is no clear correct way to play AA. Depends on your image and how you normally play. I would say the only 'correct' way to play them would be to disguise them by playing them as though you would other hands or get it all in preflop against predictable cally opponents.
In poker there is no general play for a hand, no one can tell you when you have this do this and if you have that do that... no! it is more complicated than that, poker is a game of positions and being at different position dictates your acts differently. But in this particular case, AA is a strongest hand that you can get as a hole cards and have at least 80% chances to win a hand before the flop.
there is lot of ways to play them,i mostly play this way, tournaments micro and FR, raise 3-4bb from every position, if you get re-raised move all in, you'll probably bet called by AK KK or in early stages by any pocket pair, so you are a huge favorit even against a kk you are 80%
Another thing i like to do is at the loose table in early position when i know that someone will raise i just limp, when someone raise i re-raise, now i would do this only if im long at the same table and i know that play is really loose, in any different situation this would be a bad idea.
If play gets after the flop, you gotta see what is on the board and decide what to do next, is the board dry is the board wet and then act.
I would recommend you to read some beginner strategy article here, they will help you a lot with some decisions, or if you have time, read books there are a lot of situations explained at doyle super/system, harrington on nl holdem etc.
i usually never slow play aa unless i got a player who loves to call my bets, otherwise i will bet very big with it and hope i get shoves, people don't flat call very big bets they go all in so that's kind of what my hope is when i get aa, if i don't and they fold well i chalk up the win and am not complaining about not getting action!
I play AA usually like other hands. You shouldn't slow play this hand. It is the best hand. So you should raise pre flop at least 2-3xbb. When you raise and everyone folds, don't worry, it happens sometimes. Feel better that you get the blinds. Besides when somebody raise before you, you should make a 3bet. I learnt not to compound AA. I play it aggressively, almost always I go all in when board is dangerous. Take care.
If I am at a full table I will eyeball the other players' stacks. Not after I check my cards! Just mentally knowing how many chips everyone has in preparation for the next big monster hand that I see.
With AA this can make you a lot of money, as well as knowing the tendencies of the other players at your table.
- Know who is likely to 3 bet or attempt a squeeze so that you will be able to re-raise.
- Know who has been getting frustrated or splashing around a lot.
- Finally recognize strength, if a super tight player with above avg stack makes a move against you, you might have a caller.
IMO this is like the outfielder in baseball deciding where he'll throw the ball if it is hit his way. You have to know which base is the right play.
This is the one thing people in tournaments generally do every time they can, get it all in good with AA before the flop. It is a risky move but it seems worth it knowing that you are the favorite against every hand pre-flop. At least you can walk away with your head higher knowing that some lucky donk just used his one time to suck out on you.
I raise to stimulate action. I don't want to see 4 flat calls behind my raise, that means I didn't make it enough or I made a mistake judging the table! You want to raise just enough that some players might think you are making a move on the blinds or with a weaker pair so that you can get them to play back at you with hands like AQ+
Best case scenario: I raise pre-flop and it folds around to a player who has been steaming or talking trash against me. I raised enough to put pressure on the smaller stacks, so that they will feel the pressure to go all in instead of just calling. He looks down at his stack and realizes he is quite low... 21K in chips, blinds are 2K/4k and he decides to shove any two cards.
If there are 6 or less people then I might treat the hand a little bit differently, but not likely as this has been the most profitable line of play for me. Short handed is the only time I will get more creative but if it folds I am okay too in fact it will happen more often at this time. Sure I want action but by the time there are only 6 people in a tourney the blinds/antes are high enough that I would be fine just taking them down.
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In many live 1/2 games i will always raise anywhere from $9-$15 depending on how the table is playing. If theres a preflop raiser every hand then i will just call the $2 and repop the raiser preflop and usually get a call or reraise due to how many bad players there are playing 1/2 in my games.
myself how I play AA changes from what the table is like and what I think my image is at the table. also what position I am in..
I have limp in and made raise 20x and rarely I have pushed all-in. really depends on what I said above. However when I say limp in I am never trying to trap. I usually do this when I have a super tight table or have a super agressive player that has to still act. but reckonnize that I may have to fold these easily after the flop
I end up playing scared as balles while I have AA!
I play AA nearly the exact same way I play AK.
Here's my thinking.
AK will generally, if you hit the flop, give you either 2 pair or TPTK.
With top pair top kicker, you're gonna be wary of sets and all that stuff and make your decision based on knowledge of your opponent.
With AA, you're either gonna have a set or best possible pair. This is pretty similar to either 2 pair or TPTK.
From there you you make your decision. Does your opponent follow the line he always takes when he hits a set/2 pair/flush/straight/draw? Then make the appropriate option.
Does he always call your cbet on low flops? Ones where AK would miss? If he does, surprise him with AA.
The only real difference is how I play preflop. I open the same. But if someone keeps betting into me, I'll fold AK if the player is uber tight and we get to like a 6 bet. With AA, I won't fold. I'll keep betting till we see the flop or we're all in.
Good luck! If you believe in luck XD
Bet sizing with AA and AK and all that I do about the same. But I read what Bullish wrote and there really shouldn't be 5 players in the pot post flop when you have hands like this unless you've folded or you're all in. Find you how many BBs you gotta bet to narrow the field.
my case when I receive hand AA all I do is make a raise double the blind! Sometimes pay and other times not but that's not because of my play is bad but because sometimes the other players do not have good hands and discarded! You should give as much to the table as is and therefore know whether it's good or just 3bet match the blind! Hits!
i personally play like this: never limp and try to trap, cauz ill be the one trapped when 4 or 5 players call and get boards like 568 or somethin, so i bet or raise big, if he folds ok, if i get action its obv cauz hes got a big hand 2 so i def will win the hands if i dont get really bad beated
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depends on the scenario, and players if I have been playing with players for a while and I got some fishy players and calling stations im gonna make a big bet, especially if there are 4 calling in front of me if that is the case. But that's the case with any big starting 2 to windle down the players. But If I am new at the table and say I get dealt the AA im gonna make a pretty standard bet 2x maybe and hopefully someone thinks I am just being aggressive and 3 bets me or something then ill shuv. It is very hard to say how to play a hand, I would play it like any other hand if I was new to the table, but if you are sitting with lots of calling stations/fishes then yes I would make a 3x bet in the hope atleast 2 lay it down and you get a caller or two. That's my advice dunno if it will help you out.
You are losing value by folding everyone out with giant preflop raises. Also, anyone who knows anything about poker will have a pretty good idea of what you are raising so big with.
I'm going to make adjustments for the table and players so not all situations are the same. However generally speaking I think you need to be raising Aces the same way you raise other hands, the reason is because with AA you have to try and build a pot, usually if youre up against another strong hand you will be able to get lots of money in preflop and be in good shape. The problem with slow playing even in late position against tight blinds is that if you aren't building a pot early then its going to be hard to get a lot of money in postflop unless you are behind.if I make a standard raise and everyone folds, so be it, I probably wasn't going to get a ton of value against them anyway and if they did get in cheap they still would be unlikely to give me a big payday unless they flopped big. I think overall most of your money you are going to win with aces is when you are up against another strong hand and cooler them or someone makes a top pair sort of hand and pays you off for a street or two
So basically he is saying to mix it up.
I don't think there are very many circumstances where slow-playing A-A is a good idea (to spite what the mad genius has to say).
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I've been sucked out on so many times with AA when I try to slowplay it that if I'm not going to raise I'll just fold it. The more cards on the board without you connecting, the weaker this hand gets. I would rather pick up the blinds and antes than bust out with AA, which is easy to do.
I've been burned many times as well by limping with AA in early position. Limping/slow playing never seems to work out. Just make a big raise preflop and hope someone else has a monster and re-raises you. Better to win a small pot then lose a huge pot.
I never slow play pocket Aces that is a bad idea


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Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8573 in Sattler planned an auction and barbecue for the families Saturday at 14625 River Road. The event is scheduled from noon to I a.m. Admission is $5 for adults and $2 for children. The auction will begin 6 p.m. Benefit WHAT: Auction and barbecue for Hollek and Rutherford families WHEN: noon Saturday WHERE: Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8573,14625 River Road, Sattler Susan Hudson, a Canyon Lake resident helping to organize the benefit, said proceeds would help with medical expenses. Martha Sanders, the mother of sons who played on Canyon Lake Little League teams with the Holleks, said the community showed genuine concern for the families. "Whenever anybody is in a tough situation, we help each other out. We're like family, very united," she said. First State Bank in Canyon Lake had a benefit car wash for the families July 25. Organizers said the benefit exceeded expectations, raising more than $2,000. Anyone interested in donating money can write a check to the Hollek and Rutherford accounts at branches of First State Bank in New Braunfels and Canyon Lake. Joshua Rutherford, the 3-year-old son of Ray and Noretta Rutherford, died July IO from See FAMILIES/3deadline Trustee John Clay said he was disappointed the CHS cafeteria would open later than anticipated. "I feel sorry for the kids at Canyon High School. I want us to make an effort when we start working on the new elementary schools and expansions to get things done on time," he said. Nieri said construction crews at Goodwin Primary faced a limited amount of time during the summer months for work on the campus. "There's really only two months of construction when kids aren't there — the window is not big enough," he said. An increase in construction pro- See DEADLINE/3 Housing panel to award tax credits Friday Evergreen project competing against 209 applicants By Peri Stone-PALMQUIST Staff Writer AUSTIN — New Braunfels residents and developers will find out Friday whether a proposed low-income housing complex will receive tax credit. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs w ill make the announcement at 1:30 p.m. Friday at 507 Sabine in Austin in the fourth floor board room. Evergreen Townhomes, an 80-unit proposal by Amistad Affordable Housing, Inc., is one of 209 applicants vying for $25 million worth of tax credits statew ide. In 1998, only 56 applicants out of 195 received tax credit in Texas. The applicants sought $114 million in tax credit but received only $27.6 million. TDHCA spokeswoman Heather Tindall advised interested people to come early. "It'll be packed," she said. 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Richard Roll of Reynolds-Schlat-tner-Chetter-Roll, Inc., the district'shas Goodwin, CHS work WAI U/Herald-Zeitung The new cafeteria at Canyon High School — expected to be completed in time for the first day of school on Aug. 16 — won't be ready until September. Work on the $3.2 million project began in June 1998. CISD sweating Aug. 16 design firm, told board members Tuesday the cafeteria project would not be completed until sometime in September. Work on the $3.2 million project at CHS began in June 1998. Both projects at are part of bond packages passed by district voters in 1994 and 1995. Work on the Goodwin Primary project, which was divided into two phases, began in December 1997. Guillermo Nieri, CISD construc tion supervisor, said phase one, which included work on two wings of classrooms, was completed. But construction crews still were working on five more classrooms, the kitchen and cafeteria. 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Compiled by Grace Morris Cordial, MLS, SL, CA, Beaufort District Collection Manager, Beaufort County Library (SC). Latest revision: 17 April 2017. All links active on 27 January 2017. (First posted: 21 February 2011)
I. General Treatments of the Era
975.799 FOR McCracken, Charles C. The forgotten history: a photographic essay on Civil War Hilton Head Island. (BDC, BLU, HHI)
SC 975.799 MCG McGuire, Mary Jennie. Getting their hands on the land. (BDC)
975.799 POR Porcher, Richard and Sarah Fick. The Story of sea island cotton (BDC, BEA, BLU) Has a very useful appendix about the history of individual cotton plantations on St. Helena and Edisto Islands.
SC 975.799 TRI Trinkley, Michael. The archaeological manifestations of the "Port Royal experiment" at Mitchelville, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. (BDC) Click here to view
SC 975.704 TRI Michael Trinkley. Of Freedom Unto All: An Archaeological Examination of the Port Royal Experiment.Click here to view
SC 975.7 TRI Michael Trinkley. The Lifestyle of Freedmen at Mitchelville, Hilton Head Island: Evidence of a Changing Pattern of Afro-American Archaeological Visibility. (BDC, HHI) Click here to view
BCHS Paper, 45. "The Great Port Royal Experiment Following the War Between the States," by W. Brantley Harvey, Jr. (Print available only inside the BDC; on microfilm at BEA, HHI)
BCHS Paper, 53. "Occupation of the Beaufort Area by Northern Forces During the War," by Roger Pinckney, 10th. (Print available only inside the BDC; on microfilm at BEA, HHI)
BCHS Paper, 62. "William Henry Brisbane: South Carolina Slaveholder and Abolitionist," by Blake McNulty. (Print available only inside the BDC; on microfilm at BEA, HHI)
SC MM 5 "Connecticut Yankee in a Praise House School" by Dr. Josephine W. Martin, 40th Annual Meeting Address South Caroliniana Society, 21 April 1976. (Photocopy available only inside the BDC).
The Freedmen's Record: Organ of the New England Freedmen's Society, vol. 1, 1865 Available on Hathitrust website at http://hdl.handle.net/2027/inu.32000000353468
"The Port Royal Experiment" by Ben Parton in the Essential Civil War Curriculum web series at the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies at Virginia Tech http://www.essentialcivilwarcurriculum.com/the-port-royal-experiment.html
BDC Vertical Files
- Port Royal Experiment
- Reconstruction Heritage Partnership
- History—Reconstruction, 1865-1898
- Emancipation Oak
- See Oaks (tree)
- See also Emancipation Proclamation – Commemoration
- Emancipation Proclamation
- Emancipation Proclamation – Commemoration
A careful search of the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine indexes, 1900-1999 is always recommended.
II. "Smith's Plantation" [aka "Old Fort" Plantation, J.J. Smith Plantation]
SC 929.2 HOW In Charles Howard Family Domestic History, pp. 105-106 discussion of Emancipation Day ceremony at Smith's Plantation; his experiences as Sea islands teacher for the newly freedmen, pp. 83-112.
Map #283 Smiths Plantation 26 May 1864
Maps #102 -117, 274, 629 and 804 relate to the Tax Sale of properties 1863 – 1876
Printed Materials
SC 975.799 Penn Center. The Nomination of the "Emancipation Proclamation Site" to the National Register, 1993-1995. Michigan Support Group, no date given. 20 pages.
Annotation: On January 1, 1863, Brigadier General Rufus Saxton told the contraband slaves who had assembled at the John Joiner Smith Plantation that they were formally free. One hundred thirty years later, a re-enactment of that momentous event was staged on the site involving local and state government officials, the 1st South Carolina Volunteers Reenactment group, the Penn Center organization, and interested citizens. This brief but meaty booklet details the nomination of the site for the National Register of Historic Places, supplying copies of the original submission for inclusion and supporting documentation. (gmc)
III. Northern Teachers in Schools for Freed Black People
973.715 BOTFirst days amongst the contrabands by Elizabeth Hyde Botume (BDC, HHI) Available on Internet Archive at https://archive.org/details/firstdaysamongst00botu.
975.799 JAC Yankee missionaries in the South: the Penn School experiment by Elizabeth Jacoway. (BDC, BEA)
SC 975.799 FIRFirst annual report of the Port Royal relief committee in Concert Hall, Chestnut St., Philadelphia, March 26th, 1863 [Pamphlet photocopy] (BDC)
Microfilm Penn Center, Inc. Penn School Papers, 1862-1976 [33 Microfilm reels, BDC only]
Microfilm The Penn School, 1862-1948 [Microfilm] : A Look at Negro Education in South Carolina : Master's Thesis, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1968.


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These attractive & practical Key Fobs ensure your message is carried wherever the recipients go. Key Fobs are printed on both sides in full colour; each side can carry a different message for double the impact. All Key Fobs are made from high quality, scratch resistant material. Key Fobs are attached to the split ring with a strong clear connector. Show you care about the environment by opting for the Reclaim Key Fob which has a backing made from recycled plastic. Available in a variety of shapes.
To get a quote based on your personal customisation requirements, please click 'Brand this Product' to enquire with our sales team, or request a call back.
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Printed Acrylic Ellipse Keyfob: Product Information
Additional Information
|Printed Acrylic Ellipse Keyfob
|30 x 63mm. Available Thickness: 5mm
|Further Information
|Conditions apply to Fast Track service - please enquire for details.
|Styrene Acrylonitrile (SAN)
|Branding Area
|25 x 50mm
|Ellipse - 30 x 63mm
|Price Based On
|4 colour process
|Minimum Order Quantity
|Lead Time
|From 10 Working Days from Artwork Approval
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At this time, the Printed Acrylic Ellipse Keyfob is not available for an online sample purchase. Please contact us on 0345 634 2935 to talk to one of our sales team and place any orders.
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Please note: we cannot guarantee item colour choices with sample purchases. Colour choice can be confirmed during the branded order process with your Account Manager.
Figuring out what you need to send us to get your design/logo on your Printed Acrylic Ellipse Keyfob can be daunting. That's why we have a dedicated Artwork Studio here to help you in any way they can. Click here to learn more...