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Politics trumped policy this week. Representatives and Senators left Capitol Hill without voting on the expiring Bush tax cuts. Apparently, Congress believes that their re-election campaigns will fare better without a specific tax vote to point to.
Part of the problem, aside from the purely election-driven concerns, was that lawmakers couldn't agree on what to do about tax cuts for the wealthy.
For the Obama administration and most Democrats, the earnings cutoff for lower tax rates is $200,000 or more for individuals and $250,000 or more for households.
Republicans and some Democrats say that the current tax rates should continue for everyone, regardless of income. They argue that it would give all Americans more money to spend, which in turn will help pull the economy out of the doldrums.
It's true, says a recent study by Moody's Analytics, that if the tax rates expire, the resulting across-the-board tax increase would precipitate a double-dip recession during the first half of 2011. The hit to after-tax income, says the Philadelphia-based economic research firm, would undermine fragile consumer confidence and spending.
But, the study also says, even if the rich get to keep their lower tax rates, don't depend on them for economy-boosting spending. Tax-cut history and data from the Federal Reserve's Flow of Funds reports indicate that high-income earners prefer to save the money rather than spend it.
That was the case in both instances of tax cuts under former President George W. Bush.
When the Bush tax cuts of 2001 took effect, cutting the top tax rate to 35 percent, the wealthy increased their savings. The saving rate for higher-income folks climbed to 2.8 percent in the first quarter of 2002, compared to minus 2 percent in the second quarter of 2001.
With the next round of tax cuts in 2003, the rich again increased their saving ways. The saving rate this time climbed to 7.6 percent in the first quarter of 2004; in the previous quarter it had been 2.2 percent.
The tendency of the rich to save is also why the Obama stimulus targeted lower-wage earners, as well as retirees on fixed incomes. Those folks need the money they get from tax savings to have cash for day-to-day expenditures.
What does affect spending by the wealthy, and why are they holding onto their cash right now? According to Moody's Analytics' research, the rich are more likely to open their wallets based on what the stock market is doing than on changes in income tax rates.
Tax and savings history, along with the Moody's Analytics report, might undercut the political arguments that the tax cuts should stay in place for all taxpayers. Or not.
We'll have to wait until Nov. 2 to see if voters take the word of previous tax policy changes and economic researchers or believe what they see in glossy campaign ads.
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The United States today reiterated in unequivocal terms its position in favor of Resolution 242 as the basis for a settlement of the Middle East conflict. Ambassador John Scali told the Security Council this afternoon that Resolution 242 is the only basis "on which both sides agree on substance and procedure."
The U.S. delegate reaffirmed the United States acceptance of the five principles entailed in the Resolution: the non-admissibility of the acquisition of territory by conquests; the withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied territories in the context of the termination of all states of belligerency and the recognition of the sovereignty of all states involved; freedom of navigation; a just settlement of the refugee problem; agreement between the parties involved in the conflict.
Calling the present situation in the Middle East "neither natural nor permanent." Scali expressed the U.S. desire that Arabs and Israelis live in secure and recognized boundaries, but maintained that outside parties could not make the peace – they could only set the right climate for it.
Scali said no peace settlement will be achieved without "an ongoing dialogue" between the parties involved. He repeated the U.S. suggestion that "some Israeli withdrawal in the Sinai" coupled with the opening of the Suez Canal and a cease-fire could be the first step towards a peace settlement.
The Chinese delegate used the Security Council debate to launch a massive attack against Israel, the United States and the Soviet Union. Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua said the entire Middle East question "is a struggle between aggression and anti-aggression," whose settlement has been thwarted by superpowers' domination. Though China views the Mideast as part of a wider international struggle, the Peking delegate refrained from promising any kind of material help.
He added that China "is not against the Jewish people but only against Israeli Zionists" whom he accused of following Hitler's Lebensraum policy of expansion.
The Indian delegate. Samar Sen, called for "mutual concessions" saying that Israel must withdraw from the occupied territories while the Arabs should recognize its right to exist.


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Travelling top to bottom: The Baltic is the first non-Tate venue to host the Turner Prize, so if you're in the north east of England, that's your cultural destination for the day. Walk in a vaguely straight line down until you hit Nottingham and there is a greatly strange/strangely great Klaus Weber exhibition at the Nottingham Contemporary. And finally, keep going south till you see the sea and Edward Burra has received some retrospective attention at the Pallant House Gallery in Chichester.
Turner Prize 2011 The Baltic, Gateshead
Shortlisted for this year's less-contentious-than-the-year-with-the-blue-tack-on-the-wall Turner Prize (for an outstanding British artist under 50) is Karla Black (whose crumpled, tangible and expansive floor-based works create landscape like sculptures), Martin Boyce (who "engages with the historical legacy of Modernist forms and ideals" to create outside-on-the-inside type designed installations), George Shaw (a painter of honest and adolescent landscapes based on his own fragmentary memoirs) and Hilary Lloyd (video projections and specifically contrasted technical equipment from which to project the films, that are similarly engineered environments.) It is also the first year the prize is being hosted at The Baltic and will be on show until January 8, 2012.
Klaus Weber: If you leave me I'm not coming Nottingham Contemporary
A lot of pseudo-science and artistic licence has been employed by Klaus Weber to question what is natural, what is "natural order" and how real science constantly changes our assumptive answers – providing "ironic counterpoint to the shared understanding – social, natural, scientific – that underpins our society" using a series of installations and sculptures. Running alongside If you leave me I'm not coming is a contextual sort of sister show Already there! – 200 objects spanning 1,000,000 years investigating "obsolete thought systems", including work by André Breton, Louise Bourgeois and Eduardo Paolozzi, selected by Klaus Weber. Both shows are open until January 8, 2012.
Edward Burra Pallant House Gallery, Chichester
Chichester's Pallant House Gallery has just opened its doors to a very wide selection of Edward Burra's unconventional paintings. The show has been constructed more or less around the anchor 1963 work, The Straw Man – a watercolour with, like much else he did, with figures that appear to be dancing, so specific is their arrangement – in actual fact it's a choreographed kicking of an inert straw mannequin. Although his work is irrevocably linked to its era (1930s onwards), they appear thoroughly modern in their surreality. Sort of unclassifiable really – personally I think they're like some medieval, perspective-less works of art, but that's just me. We're very excited about this show which is on until February 19, 2012.
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I ordered the black lenses and they're just like the original. Will definitely buy again!
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I love the goggles, and I'm pumped I can still get replacement lenses. Oakley always makes the highest quality.
Just like the original
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Got these as a replacement lens since I cracked my originals. Like brand new all over again.
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This is my second Dark Grey Oakley lens, the first being on my Canopys which I use as my primary goggle. I have used HI yellow, persimmon, Pink Iridium, Jade Iridium, Black Iridium and clear. While the Jade Iridium may be a slightly better all-purpose lens (all though a little dark for low light), the Dark Grey provides a similar range of use. The Dark Grey also has improved use in low light vs jade iridium. And for the cost, who can complain? On very sunny late season days, it may be necessary to switch to sunglasses or a lens with lower VLT (Visible Light Transmission).
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I have had my crowbar frames for ages, but I have a tendency to destroy the lenses due to my love of skiing in the trees and my inability to remember to bring in my goggles from the car after a pow day. luckily, I can always pick up a replacement lens and boom... just like new. I own the emerald iridium and rose iridium for bright and low light days, respectively. My only complaint is that the lenses are really difficult to change in and out- or at least time consuming.
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I got the HiYellow to go with my fire iridium lenses and now between the two I have the perfect lens for every condition from bluebird to stormy night riding.
I would give 5 stars but I have to agree that they seem to scratch more easily than my smith lens do, allow with proper care this is certainly avoidable.
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The VR50 is great in flat light. The fire Iridium is awesome in bright sun light and the clear is the only way to go at night.
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I use these for fat biking in Wisconsin. I am riding mostly at night, and wanted something to protect me from the cold, vent moisture, and add definition to the blanket of snow. I really like the lens, but they scratch very easily.
Returned but still charged
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I ordered these lenses, but then decided to cancel the order. Customer service was great and had the order returned to their warehouse, no complaints there. The only problem is i still got charged the 75$ for the lenses... Please help!
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Oakley makes quality
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Had to replace my cracked lens. Bought the emerald iridium. This is a daytime lens as it was very hard to see at night, still manageable, but I would suggest changing lens when going out at night. Overall, solid lens that blocks out the sun and does not fog up. Worth the $75.
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I had been using the Pink Iridium variant for a long time with pleasant results in a wide range of conditions, but I decided I could do better in flat light and purchased the H.I. Yellow. These things truly are 'High Intensity' in their amplification of light. They work incredibly well. I did not realize the faults of the Pink Iridium in the lowest of lights until I used these. It is great to have a wide range of lights covered now and would highly recommend these to anyone who is searching for a good low-light lens. Especially for skiing anywhere above tree-line (Colorado comes to mind) these make negotiating low light much more pleasant.
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The Hi/Yellow, Blue Iridium, Dark Grey are the only lenses I need to worry about having. From Bright to dark stormy days this combo gives me the best optical performance. Conditions can change quick in the mtn's so it's always a good idea to go out with a few extra lenses or goggles. As another reviewer commented don't touch the inner lens with your bare hand, always use a goggle wipe and these will last a long time!
Great lenses, just don't touch them
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I have a pair of crowbars with the pink iridium. The goggles worked great, until i touched the inside of the lenses with the Goggle bag to clear some condensation from hiking. then all hell broke loose. the lens, with the most delicate of touch is now permanently cloudy. apparently the anti-fog on the inside of the lens is not to be touched under any circumstance. the advice that the shop girl gave to me is to put them under a hand dryer in the lodge. not exactly great for backcountry use, and not what you would expect from a lens this expensive!
I had the very same issue with a pair of fire iridium, I cleaned them once with the Oakley cleaning bag they suggest you use and now they fog _every_ single time.
I don't know if this is an Iridium coating issue, but I also have a pair of VR50 and they are still good, never suffered from that.
Great lens
In my jp auclair crowbars. Colors are awesome, love the mirror finish.
Love it
I chose the fire iridium to replace the stock ones that came with my jp auclair signature crowbars. The color is sick, and the tint inside is very nice for those sunny days. I don't use it on cloudy days though, because it is just a little too dark. But I love it, very pleased with the purchase.
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I have used fire iridium for 1 1/2 seasons now. I use it during the day time. It's blocks out light great and is the perfect tint for sunny days. It also does good on cloudy/overcast days too. My favorite part is the look from the outside. It's a mirrored lens, so people cant see your eyes. Overall, great lens, looks cool.
Not quite right.
I got the Danny Kass Fire Iridium. They look great & have awesome clarity but they are too tight on the bridge of my nose & they were restricting my breathing. I have a fairly narrow nose so I don't know why they are so tight. They also irritated my cheeks & caused a slight rash. I've since changed to Smith Phenoms & couldn't be happier. I gave the Crowbars to my teenage son & he loves them.
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There are two Goggles in my "quiver" Both Oakley Crowbars,and inside an Electric travel case.
Hi-Yellow for Dark Days and Black Iridium on brighter days.
This review is for the Black Iridium. The star rating I give is different than another review I previously gave.
The Black Iridium is a 3-star lens to me. It's a darker lens, so it's designed for bright days. But it doesn't block enough light for my taste.
if it's bluebird.. go for something darker.
3 Star 'cause it's not effective. not less than 3 star because it's still quality.
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There are two Goggles in my "quiver" Both Oakley Crowbars,and inside an Electric travel case.
Hi-Yellow for Dark Days and Black Iridium on brighter days.
This review is for the HI-Yellow. The star rating I give is different than another review to follow.
The Hi-Yellow is a 5-star lens to me. It's very, very versatile from storm days all the way through to overcast. When the sun comes out, obviously, it's time to put them away. The Hi-Yellow is a specified lens, and not a universal like a Persimmon.
Love it.
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Would the VR50 Pink Iridium be good for riding all day? like from the bright sun to the dark trails the have lights?
which can i use for cloudy days ?
which can i use for cloudy days ?
Hey nac4695612,
Thanks for your question.
I would suggest getting the black rose iridium replacement lens for a cloudy, low light day.
The rest of the item variants are for high light, sunny days.
Does the dark grey look black?
Does the dark grey look black?
Yes i have them people can barely see my eyes through them
I have crowbars with fire iridium lense...
I have crowbars with fire iridium lense currently but im looking for a lense for the overcast and stormy days. i still want a bit of reflection look so that you cant see my eyes clearly. any suggestions?
I have loved the VR50 Pink Iridium and the H.I. Persimmon lenses that Oakley makes for the lower light days. Both of these lenses will have a slight mirror to them. Keep in mind that the more mirrored the lens the less light it allows through. This means that most good low light lenses will not be heavily mirrored.
The H.I. Persimmon is a one stop shop! Orange base color has always been a go to color, The H.I adds the stylie!!! Pink base color works well too but it is pink so boss those colors or not.
I snowboard & ski 5 days a week in any conditions, if you want to get 2 lens combinations get the H.I. Persimmon & a Polarized Lens.
3 Lens combo: H.I. Persimmon, Polarized, & H.I. Yellow (for super dark days... but you can totally get away with the H.I. Persimmon [AKA.. H.I. Orange])
Oakley likes to differentiate their products within their products, it confuses everyone, but they do have the best goggle padding & lenses in the market. Treat them right & they will last 500, 8+ hours a day!
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Are the Blue Iridium lenses fine for...
Are the Blue Iridium lenses fine for night?
generally, iridium lenses are meant for daytime riding, as they all offer varying amounts of UV light filtration (fire iridium having the highest I believe).
For night riding you'll want a more clear lens (HI yellow, clear, or pink will do fine, even Persimmon)
blue should be ok. i've ridden at night with black iridiums and it was fine but i prefer my yellow lenses in low light. also, ALL oakley lenses block out 100% of UV light. the previous answer confuses blocking overall light transmission with blocking UV light. UV light is invisible to the human eye and any quality lens should block out 100% of UV.
What is the difference between the Fire...
What is the difference between the Fire Iridium and the Polarized Fire Iridium (besides the obvious). I'm contemplating on buying one of the two, but I wanna know if the polarized counterpart is worth paying twice the price for.
I'm looking for a lens that acts well during the bright days but also helps to contrast decently during the snowy/overcast days. Thoughts?
For one, polarization of a lense will block a great percentage of light without requiring a tint. Polarized lenses block the percentage of light that is reflected, for example, if you look at a lake, you will see the skys' reflection on the water if you have regular lenses, and you will see objects in the water if you have polarized lenses.
for snowy/white-out days, where you can't even see your own shadow, light is reflected in every direction, the only lens that will make a significant difference will be a polarized one.
For all other aspects, they will be smilar, but there is always a bit of an edge to reducing the reflected light.
Hope this helps!
how are the Persimmon lenses for at...
how are the Persimmon lenses for at night?
ITs not the best at night i would go with the clear.
its pretty good
Hey would VR28 be good for over cast riding?...
Hey would VR28 be good for over cast riding? how is it at night riding, to dark?
are the emerald iridium good for night...
are the emerald iridium good for night riding?
Actually no - the Emerald Irid. lenses are best for mostly sunny riding days. If you want a night riding (ie: very little available light) lens from this selection, the Hi-Intensity Yellow or a straight up Clear lens are going to treat you the best.
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Are these lenses completely reflective?
Are these lenses completely reflective?
Oakley's reflective lenses are going to be the ones with the Iridium coating. Black, Fire, and Gold Iridium have the lowest light transmission (click "sizing chart" for our list of all of Oakley's lens tints), and are best for reducing glare on those bitching bluebird days.
Is the dark grey lens similar to the black...
Is the dark grey lens similar to the black iridium in high light conditions?
As far as looks go, the black iridium appears chrome-like, and the grey appears as the color black.
The grey and black only let in 10% and 18% of the light respectively, so they are for sure ideal for high light conditions. I have used both and have the dark grey lens right now. They actually have a blue-ish tint to them from the inside (when you first put them on). As soon as the sun goes away you can't see much at all. With the black lens, the have a slightly amber colored tint from the inside and are a little more versatile for variable light conditions.
For bright conditions id deff recommend the dark grey.
is the dark grey lenses actually black or...
is the dark grey lenses actually black or is that only the grey polorized lens
So I have the Fire Iridium lens which are...
So I have the Fire Iridium lens which are great for sunny days, but they aren't good for any other kind of weather. Any suggestions for what lens I should get for non sunny days?
Yeah, I have pink iridium lenses for night riding... all my friends have dark lenses and then have to ditch the goggles once the sun goes down, but mine i can wear all night.
I don't think dogfunk has them right now, but you can always get them straight from oakley at http://www.oakley.com/products/3279/24157
where could i get a polarized crowbar...
where could i get a polarized crowbar lens
you can pick them up straight from oakley. free shipping over $50. below is the oakley site.
I need to know about fire iridum lens...
I need to know about fire iridum lens please
the fire iridium lens does well to protect your eyes with a shield of devil flame. that being said... they are best in medium to bright conditions (as most reflective things are), but will do you just fine in all lights
The inside of my lens appears to be foggy....
The inside of my lens appears to be foggy. When i touch it, it feels rough compared to the outer surface. When cleaning, i only ever use the bag that came with them, but the inside is scuffed. What do I do? Black iridium lens.
Hey Kyle,
Sounds like you removed the anti-fog coating. You do not ever want to wipe out the inside of a lens when its wet or has snow in it. Just replace it.
Will these fit on the Terje signature...
Will these fit on the Terje signature crowbars???
All of the Crowbars share the same frame; Terje just gets a custom graphic.
Which of these lenses is the most mirrored?...
Which of these lenses is the most mirrored? I know that all iridium is technically mirrored, but which can you see through the least from the outside of all of these lenses? I don't want fire iridium, though I know that it is extremely reflective from the outside, so which other iridium lens can you see through the least from outside?
The Black is probably the next most reflective and then the blue for the Iridium Lens's but the H.I. amber is also vary Mirrored........ hope that helped
I cracked the inside lense of my crowbars....
I cracked the inside lense of my crowbars. Do these replacement lenses include the inside?
Yeah, the thermal lens is glued to the foam in between both lenses, so these replacements have the thermal lens too. I wish I could get just a replacement thermal lens - so much cheaper than the whole thing.
Hit up Oakley if your lens cracked, Oakley lens shouldn't break, they should hook you up with a new lens.
I realize this is from a while ago, but just FYI oakley no longer replaces lenses if you crack em. Just got off the phone with them yesterday about the exact same thing. That being said if you go to an oakley store they seem to be a lot more generous with swaps on products that break since they want you to come back to the store.


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TOKYO -- Japan's fisheries agency may place limits on the amount of Japanese eel that farmers can raise, following an international conservationist group's decision to classify the fish as endangered.
Industry groups are concerned that the International Union for Conservation of Nature's addition of the Japanese eel to its Red List of endangered species may lead to restrictions on international transactions. The Japanese government seeks to avoid this by proactively moving to keep overfishing of juvenile eels in check.
Japanese eels are captured in the wild when young and grown into adults on farms. The ministry will consider capping the amount of juvenile fish that farmers can use to stock their ponds, working from the three-year average through 2013 of 16.8 tons, which is relatively low owing to recent poor catches and is more than 20% below the 10-year average of just under 22 tons. Caps could be in place by autumn.
Taiwan and mainland China, which farm eels for export to Japan, would be requested to implement similar restrictions.
With fisherman hard-pressed to pull in as many eel as in the past, wholesale prices have roughly doubled from five or so years ago. If the government does adopt the restrictions, it could prove difficult for domestic aquaculture outfits to increase supply, leading to a continued rise in wholesale and retail prices.
The IUCN's June 12 decision to deem the Japanese eel to be "facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild" is not directly legally binding. But the determination could lead to restrictions on international trade of Japan's most-eaten type of eel at a meeting in two years of members of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. Including juveniles and processed products, about 80% of the Japanese market is dependent on imports.
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WILLIAM, Plymouth, came in the Mayflower, 1620, with w. Dorothy (m. at Leydtn, 30 Nov. 1613), surnam. May, wh. fail. to reach the kl. of promise, being, drown. at the anchorage in Cape Cod, 7 Dec.; was b. or bapt. Thursday, 19 Mar. 1590, at Austerfield, a village tak. its name, perhaps, from lying in the extreme South of Yorksh. His f. William was bur. 15 July 1591, and this his youngest ch. hav. gain. some instruct. in letters from the noble spirits of William Brewster, and John Robinson, left his native country, at the age of 18, to seek freedom of worship in Holland. There he m. the first w. presum. to have been a May, prob. a fugitive from Eng. for religion's sake, with her parents; had John, above ment. He was chos. Gov. after d. of Carver, early in 1621, aged only 31, and until his d. 9 May 1657, the date of his nuncup. will, was by ann. elect. every yr. cont. exc. three, when Edward Winslow, and two, when Thomas Prence partook the burden. On 14 Aug. 1623, he m. a lady with wh. he had been acquaint. many yrs. bef. Alice, wid. of Edward Southworth, wh. came in the Ann a few days bef. from Eng. whose maiden name was Carpenter, as has been infer. from the phrase in Plymouth ch. rec. under 1667, mention of the d. of Mary Carpenter, wh. d. 19 Mar. of that yr. in her 91st yr. of course b. 1577. But she was so much older than this sec. w. of the Gov. that possib. she may have been d. of one, wh. after m. a Reyner, and had Alice. For tradit. at Plymouth made Alice, this w. of Bradford, to be sis. of Rev. John Reyner. See Davis in Morton's Mem. 217, in notis, and Young's Chron. of Pilgr. 353. in notis. Reyner was a name of distinct. in the neighb. of Bradford's youth, and Carpenter was not. She surv. till 26 Mar. 1670, aged 79, and had William, b. 17 June 1624; Mercy, wh. m. 15 June or 21 Dec. 1648 (such is the diversity of rec. tho. the later date is more prob.) Benjamin Vermayes; and Joseph, above ment. 1630. Winsor mistakes in mak. this youngest ch. tw. with Mercy, for she is nam. at the div. of cattle, 1627. Mather, Magn. II. c. 1; Shurtleff's Recol. of the Pilgr. in Russell's Guide to Plymouth; Davis's Morton's Memo.; Belkn. Amer. Biog.; Hutchinson's Hist. of Mass.; Young's Chron. of the Pilgr.; and the last acquisit. to our minute details in Hunter's Founders of New Plymouth, London 1854; beside the noble confessor's own Hist. Boston 1856, as Vol. III. in 4 Mass. Hist. Coll.


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Kakapo Rakiura flies south to new home
Kakapo Rakiura flies south to new home
Rakiura, a young kakapo being treated at Auckland Zoo for the past three months, flies south today in good health to start a new life on Anchor Island in Fiordland.
Following an early morning Air New Zealand flight to Invercargill, Rakiura has a road trip to Te Anau then a helicopter flight to Anchor Island where 44 other kakapo live. She is expected to be settled in to a patch of forest by nightfall.
The 10-year-old female, previously on Codfish Island and one of eight kakapo relocated to Hauturu Island (Little Barrier) last year, was brought in to Auckland Zoo in October to be treated for weight loss and cloacitis – commonly referred to as "crusty bum".
"We had already treated Rakiura for a mild form of cloacitis prior to her move to Hauturu in May. But in October rangers on the island noticed her transmitter wasn't moving, and tracked her down to discover she'd lost considerable weight and had a much worse case of this infection," says the Zoo's senior vet in research and conservation, Dr Richard Jakob-Hoff.
"Despite extensive diagnostics the cause of the cloacitis remains a mystery. We're still waiting on the results of DNA tests for viral and bacterial organisms present, and will compare these with those of healthy kakapo to see if we can identify the causal organisms for what we think is a bacterial infection.
"In the meantime, she's good to go. Her blood cell count is normal, the infection has cleared up, and she now weighs a healthy 1.6kg. We'll all really miss her though. Kakapo are extraordinary birds and Rakiura is no exception," says Dr Jakob-Hoff.
Rakiura is one of just 125 kakapo in the world, and Kakapo Recovery Programme manager, Deidre Vercoe Scott, says rangers based on Anchor Island will be keeping a close eye on her health.
Rakiura has had cloacitis before, it's possible she may have
a reoccurrence so she'll be monitored closely. In the
meantime we will continue to work closely with the Auckland
Zoo in a bid to better understand this condition," says Ms
Vercoe Scott.
Kakapo Fast Facts
• The kakapo or 'night parrot' is flightless, and the world's heaviest parrot. Unique to New Zealand, it was pushed toward extinction by human colonisation and the introduction of rats, stoats and possums
• By 1995, only 50 kakapo were known to exist. Today there are 125 kakapo being managed by the Department of Conservation on Whenua Hou (Codfish Island) near Stewart Island, on Anchor Island in Fiordland, and on Hauturu (Little Barrier) Island in the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park.
• Seven kakapo are living on Hauturu Island, including Rakiura's mother Flossie. These kakapo are all fitted with tracking devices so rangers can monitor them. The move to Hauturu is a trial to determine whether kakapo can breed on their own without supplementary feeding now that rats are no longer present. (Rats were eradicated from Hauturu in 2004).


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Need Sunday 11-30-2008 Assignment: Debunking Gender Misconceptions · Resource: Appendix E · Due Date: Day 7 [Individual] forum · Consider that there are many gender misconceptions in education. For example, some people believe that boys are more suited for and more interested in math and science. Think about other stereotypes that exist related to gender. How do these stereotypes and misconceptions impact education in the United States? What are your beliefs regarding ability differences between males and females in general and in education? What evidence can you present to validate your viewpoint? Also consider the existing laws that are meant to guarantee equal treatment in education for girls and boys.
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Appendix E
Microsoft® PowerPoint® Basics
For the assignment, Debunking Gender Misconceptions, you are required to use Microsoft® PowerPoint®. This appendix is meant to give you the very basics for using the PowerPoint® program
Getting Started
? Open Microsoft® PowerPoint®.
? Start a new presentation: Click on Blank Presentation, then OK.
? Choosing a slide layout: Click on Format, then Slide Layout. A good one to start with is one with a header and bullet points.
? Type in text for the slide (Suggestion: Put the title of your paper in the top box and then your name and class information in the lower box. Next slide: Overview of paper topics-introduction. Next slide: First topic).
? To add presenter's notes: Click on the Notes Page. Click on View, then Notes Page. To get back to the slide, click on View, then Normal.
? To add a slide: Click on Insert, then New slide.
? To add background color: Click on Format, then Background, and then More colors (for the full palette).
? To insert a slide in the middle of your other slides: Go to the left side of the screen, where it gives you an overview of your slides, and click on the place where you want the new slide to go. Click on Insert, then New Slide.
? To change the order of your slides: Go to the presentation overview on the left side of the screen, click on the slide you want to move, and then drag and drop it where you want it to go.
? Save your presentation just as you would save a Microsoft® Word document by clicking on File, then Save,
Note: If you get stuck, use the Help feature to figure things out. Click on Help, then Microsoft® PowerPoint® help and type in a keyword.
Presentation Points to Keep in Mind
? Microsoft® PowerPoint® is a visual aid to express the main ideas of a presentation. Before you can express your main ideas, you need to have a solid notion of the message you want to communicate. So, be sure to spend a good deal of your preparation time on the content of your presentation, not just your visual aids.
? Limit the amount of information you put on each screen. If information is crowded densely onto on a screen, your audience is likely to read the screen and not listen to you, or the information will be too small for your audience to read. A rule of thumb is to limit the text to seven lines per screen.
? Information on each slide should summarize the main points. If you feel that your information needs more explanation, then you should use the presenter's notes feature to explain the information. Then when you turn your assignment in make sure your instructor knows that you have used presenter's notes.
? Bullet points, charts, and diagrams help organize information visually.
? Keep formatting and backgrounds simple to avoid being distracting. If your presentation is very complex visually (such as moving images, lots of bright colors, etc.), it is likely your audience will pay more attention to the images than to what you are saying.
? Graphics add interest to your presentation. Pictures, clip art, and arrows are good; just limit the number of them you use per screen and keep them relevant to the text. If you are not sure if something is distracting, ask someone to review your work and give you some feedback (Wilder and Fine, 1996).
More Tips
There are also many Web sites that focus on Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations. Go to your favorite search engine and enter "Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation."
Wilder, C., and Fine, D. (1996). Point, click & wow!! A quick guide to brilliant laptop presentations. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Pfeiffer.
peer information
I will get the ball rolling for our discussion, however, I am not sure if we are all picking the same three. The three that I find most interesting to address are as follows:1. Boys who participate in the arts are more likely to be homosexual2. Girls are more interested in domestic arts than boys are3. Boys are more competitive in sports and academics than girls areI personally have two men in my family who are artists and they are not homosexual. One is a photographer and one is a painter. Although some men may be homosexual in the field of arts, this can be said about men in many professions. In order to debunk the gender stigma, I think people should focus on the work they do as individuals, regardless of sexual orientation and realize that art is not a gender-based profession. It is a profession of expression.As far as the next topic of girls being more interested in domestic arts than boys, this is untrue as well. In the past, men were seen as joining the work force while women stayed home to take care of domestic issues. We are seeing more and more men staying home with families these day while the women become the main breadwinners. This is because times have changed and women are equally entering the workforce with the men and either splitting or passing on their domestic duties with their husbands.I do not believe boys are any more competitive at sports and academics than girls because of all of the females who excel in sports and in school. Boys may be more outspoken when it comes to competition whereas women may possibly be more humble in their approach. Nonetheless, the competition is fierce between both genders. Both sexes want to succeed and will compete in order to achieve their goals.
The three most common misconceptions that I chose are:1. Boys are more competitive in sports and academics than girls- I feel that especially in today's time girls are just as competitive. We feel more equal to the boys in today's time. There was a time when boys were the only ones that were allowed to participate in sports but since girls have proven that there is a desire to participate I feel that things are more evenly balanced. In the time when girls were discouraged from participating in sports, they were also looked at as not as smart or not as likely to succeed. It was thought that girls intelligence was not as important since their duty was to have babies and care for their homes. In today's time it is just as important for a girl to receive a good education so they can become what they want.2. Boys are more interested in auto shop and wood shop than girls- This sort of falls under the same example. The more that teachers are educated on equality for all students, the less that these sort of stereotypes will exist. Colleges and textbooks are much better now at preparing teachers to not stereotype students.3. Boys who participate in arts are more likely to be homosexual- The same textbooks also help teachers to learn to have an unbiased opinion in regards XXXXX XXXXX students sexuality. the teacher shouldn't be judging a student anyway. What a student's sexual orientation is should stay out of the school system as much as possible. The fact that they are participating in arts only shows that is where their interest is. It shouldn't be anything that is looked at in a bad way. Just as girls can accomplish so much more these days, so can boys. They shouldn't be held back by their gender.Chandra
1. Boys are more interested in math and science than girls.
2. Boys that participate in arts are more likely to be homosexual.
3. Boys are more competitive in sports than girls are.
The first myth is boys are more interested in math and science than girls. I believe this myth can go both ways. There are some girls that are more interested in math and science. This all depends on the person. Some males grow up and want to explore more of the scientific fields. This does not mean that the woman is not interested also. Most teachers may feel this myth is true ,because they may feel scientific things are only for boys. The girls in the classroom may feel this is stereotyping, because they also may be interested in scientific methods.
Boys that participate in arts are more likely to be homosexual. I believe this myth is totally wrong. My nephew loves art and is not a homosexual. I believe society has classified different people to the point that it is the same way in schools. There may be a male student that is interested in the arts program at school. He may not go out for it because of the fear of being made fun of. There are plenty of straight people that participate in the arts program. People should take the time and get to know others and should not be classified a certain way because of the job or field they are in.
Boys are more competitive in sports than girls are. Now this is my favorite myth. This is also false. When I was in high school I believe I was more competive than any boy I knew. I love sports. I know plenty of girls that are very competitive in sports. I had this teacher when I was in Elementary. She would always say things like little girls do not get dirty or little girls do not sweat. She was a perfect example of this myth, she would agree with this, but I beg to differ. I did not listen to her and I won all kinds of awards for my hard work and dedication to sports.


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In July, I wrote about a conference aimed at helping people rethink how they view hell. I also ask readers to send in their views of hell.
Here are those responses.
Real place
The shortest response came from Chuck Bernard, of Lafayette, "Hell? Yes. You better believe it."
Others also supported the idea of hell being a literal place.
Robin Cook, of Baton Rouge, finds "hell and brimstone" overlooked by today's preachers and points out numerous Bible verses that speak of hell.
Several facts about hell Cook listed are found in Luke 16, which tells the story of Lazarus, Abraham and the rich man.
"Hell is a place of heat and flames and torment.
"Hell is a place of extreme thirst.
"A resident cannot leave there to go visit people on earth.
"A resident would desire that the people they know would avoid coming there.
"There is a great gulf between hell and heaven and no person can leave hell for heaven, or vice versa."
Cook also points to Revelation 20:10-14 and says, "Hell is a temporary location and hell will later be cast into the lake of fire after the great white throne judgment."
This idea is similar to some presented by the Rethinking Hell conference mentioned in July.
As far as who will be in what place, Cook added, "There will be some really bad people in heaven, and lots of good people in hell. It's not about what they did, but how they responded to what Jesus did for them."
Christopher Fontenot, of Gonzales, wrote, "It is as real as heaven."
He said many denominations "try to soft-sell the idea of hell."
"I think the best description of hell is 'It is the presence of the holiness of God without a mediator.' Hell is the wrath of God on unrepentant sinners for all eternity … the same wrath he poured upon his Son when he was robed in the sin of the world."
George Griffith, of Jennings, writes, "The orthodox Christian view of hell is that it is a place of eternal torment."
He says people say God is love. But Griffith notes, "He is also perfect and perfectly holy."
Griffith said, "Because God is so holy, so perfect, our ordinary sins look ugly to him. And, though he is patient, in the long run he cannot endure them."
He adds that God is "the magnificent lord of the universe" who can't be expected to ignore our "lying or greed, or life-long bitterness."
Griffith continued that God loves us so deeply, "His solution was to ask his sinless son, Jesus, to die in our place, thus satisfying the almost contradictory demands of both the fullest justice and the deepest love."
Real for a time
Marian Yvonne Choudhury, of Baton Rouge wrote, "The teaching of hellfire originated with ancient non-Christian beliefs. The Biblical hell is not a place of fiery eternal punishment for the wicked" because Jesus spent three days there."
She wrote, "One of God's cardinal attributes is justice. Since we were created in His image, we all have a sense of justice, a desire to see wicked people pay a penalty for their bad deeds.
"2 Thessalonians 1:9 gives us assurance that unrepentant disobedient ones will face the penalty of everlasting destruction."
Choudhury points out that in Genesis, Adam's punishment was returning to dust. "God said nothing about being punished forever in a fiery hell, something a God of justice would have warned about."
She said we all inherited sin and death from Adam and Eve, and thus the same death. "Our thoughts cease and our bodies return to the dust. We are not tormented forever in hell for our sins.
"We do, however, have a hope. Jesus promises at John 5:28-29 that 'all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.'"
She concluded, "No one is tormented forever in hell!"
Real suffering
Some readers posited that hell is found here on Earth.
Virginia D. Reames, of St. Francisville, said, "I feel Hell is in our daily lies here on earth.
"Having a baby, not quite 2, die because of an accident is an example. Having a friend lose both legs due to an electrical accident is an example. Having a 19-year-old in the Army being sent to Afghanistan for a year is an example. Losing dear loved ones and pets are examples."
And the Rev. Steve J. Crump, senior minister of the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, wrote, "As a literal place for souls burning in eternal fire, hell is a symbol of human imagination, manipulation and oppression.
"I do not believe in such a place for my opponents nor for the worst human creatures we have ever known. But as a symbol that expresses human suffering — despair, isolation, purposelessness — whether physical or psychological, hell is real.
"And Unitarian Universalists, joining with others who aim to make this a better world, hope to eradicate that kind of hell now on earth."
Not real
Rod Colletti, of Brusly, wrote, "I DO NOT believe in a 'HELL,' and since adulthood, never have. … I DO NOT believe in 'worshiping' anything."
He shared the story of Albert Einstein writing to Erik Gutkind: "I believe that the idea of a God, a Devil, Heaven and Hell is a childish superstition."
Colletti added, "Since early adulthood, I have shed myself of the 'brainwashing' from my parents, pertaining to the belief in a God, Devil, Heaven, and Hell.
"I share the same outlook on life as do 93 percent of the scientific community."


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Words formed from any letters in flop, plus optional blank
The value of the blank, or of an existing letter already on the game board, is shown at the start of each line.
5 letters
s - flops
4 letters
f - flop
h - holp
k - folk
o - flop fool loof loop polo poof pool
3 letters
k - kop
n - fon
Some random words: eel ikat iff bejabers tar iff rikisha
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Embrace your dark side with this gorgeous black lace strapped top, perfect for anyone looking to add a touch of gothic glamour to their wardrobe. With subtle details such as lace detailing on the shoulders and a small black rose on the neckline, it is sure to add a original touch to any outfit.
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Tropico 4 – Update 1.03 released for PC
Tropico 4 received a substantial update today, available through the in-game launcher as well as Steam and other download outlets. Update 1.03 contains a number of fixes and improvements, such as a population increase up to 1,500, the ability to hire Soldiers and Generals during Street Riots, and ensuring that tourists no longer get stuck in buildings. The full list of changes is available below.
Max Payne 3 trailer released
As announced last week, Rockstar has revealed the first trailer for their upcoming third-person shooter Max Payne 3. Now an alcoholic pill addict, Payne is no longer a detective but a private security contractor in Sao Paulo, Brazil, working as a hired guard for real estate magnate Rodrigo Branco.
Logitech announces wireless Headset and Boombox for iPortables
Logitech Wireless Headset and the Logitech Wireless Boombox. Both are compatible with the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, as well as other Bluetooth devices. The new line is designed to allow for hands-free enjoyment of media on portable devices as to more conveniently check out some of the Internet's delights on the go—say, a particularly enjoyable podcast or video series.
Bit.Trip Complete beeps, boops, blasts onto Wii
The 3DS isn't the only system to feel the force of CommanderVideo today as Bit.Trip has also found its way to the Wii with Bit.Trip Complete. Complete includes all six releases (Beat, Core, Void, Runner, Fate, and Flux) and a plethora of extras.
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded Double 'O' Edition PS3 bundle announced
The upcoming GoldenEye release for the 360 and PS3 is getting the bundle treatment this November with the GoldenEye 007: Reloaded Double 'O' Edition. The pack includes the game, Move motion controller, navigation controller, PS Eye camera, and Sharp Shooter peripheral. It has also been announced that the PS3 version will include an exclusive downloadable character, Hugo Drax, the villain from 1979's Moonraker. Drax will be available in split-screen and online Classic Conflict multiplayer modes and sporting his laser pistol.
Trackmania² Canyon finishes beta, launches for download
Trackmania² Canyon has wrapped up its multiplayer beta and has launched for purchase. Nadeo's latest online PC racer allows players to again create and share their own tracks, filled with loops, wall rides, and ramps, as well as take on up to 200 rivals at the same time.
Entire Bit.Trip series now available on 3DS with Bit.Trip Saga
The Bit.Trip series has hit the 3DS today with the all-in-one Bit.Trip Saga. Saga, people. It's that serious.
Renegade Ops now available on Live Arcade, PSN
Avalanche Studios' arcade-action release Renegade Ops is now available on Live Arcade and PSN. The Sega-published, four-player blastfest is going for 1200 MS Points/$14.99. The PC version will be available in the coming weeks.
DarkStar One – Broken Alliance now on Live's Games on Demand
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Sports Medicine
Sprained ankle
I sprained my ankle about 2 weeks ago, at least I think it`s sprained, and I feel much better since, however my ankle is still swollen. Is this normal or should I seek immediate professional help? I don`t have much pain and almost full movement of my ankle, but it`s been 2 weeks already and I`m a little concerned. Most of the pain comes when I move my foot left to right, but not up and down. Is the swelling normal or should I go visit my doctor as soon as possible? If it`s normal, is there something I can do to get the swelling down? I read online to soak my foot in ice water for 15 to 20 minutes then wait 20 minutes and repeat again. Is this a good way? Thank you for the help
Persisting swelling following an ankle sprain may occur if the person hasn't been elevating and/or applying ice to and/or compressing the injured region of their ankle.
Particularly relevant to the treatment of ankle sprains is the mnemonic (memory aid):
- Protection,
- Relative rest,
- Ice,
- Compression,
- Elevation, and
- Rehabilitation.
Protection by avoiding/minimizing activities and situations which
could result in re-injury, and possibly wearing an ankle-stabilizing brace if there's ankle pain, weakness and/or joint laxity/instability.
Relative - rather than absolute - rest, meaning being as active as symptoms permit, particularly including low-impact or no-impact cross-training activities to regain or maintain aerobic fitness.
Ice application for 15-20 mins., particularly useful during the first 24 hours after injury to reduce the degree of swelling which may otherwise occur, although unfortunately, ice isn't expected to reduce swelling which is already present (but pain/inflammation reduction can still certainly be achieved with ice application more than 24 hours post-injury).
Compression, as can be provided by using an elastic bandage - preferably in conjunction with also utilizing a U-shaped piece of padding placed beneath the injured ankle, vs. compression via a pneumatic ankle brace (Aircast and others).
Elevation as much as possible - ideally at or above the level of the heart... prolonged periods of sitting on a chair with the foot on the floor beneath you would be the worst scenario.
Rehabilitation, including relevant strengthening and flexibility exercises, and in particular, balance and agility retraining.
Although unlikely in your case since you've already improved considerably, another possible cause for persisting swelling is injury to a cartilage surface within your ankle, and/or to one or more ligaments (which hold bones together).
If you fail to continue to improve, or to clarify your diagnosis and the most appropriate treatment plan for you, consider consulting with your primary care physician or a sports medicine physician.
Brian L Bowyer, MD
Clinical Associate Professor
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Maybe eight's going to be enough after all.
The LSU Lady Tigers, without sufficient players to have a full scrimmage, continued their late-season surge Sunday, overcoming a slow start with a strong second half to beat No. 13 Texas A&M 67-52 in the regular-season finale.
It was the sixth straight victory for LSU (19-10, 10-6) which, combined with Tennessee's loss to Kentucky on Sunday, makes the Lady Tigers the SEC's hottest team heading into the league tournament.
LSU, the No. 6 seed, will play Auburn at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Ga.
A team that was on the NCAA bubble when the streak began now can do nothing but enhance its seeding for the first- and second-round games that will be played at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center later this month.
"No doubt LSU's the team you don't want to run into right now," said Nell Fortner, who did the TV analysis for the SEC Network on Sunday. "Sometimes having so few players works in your favor. There's no options, so everybody just settles in and plays better."
LSU coach Nikki Caldwell agreed.
"This team has become a better team," she said.
"And when you do what they've been doing as of late, you gain a lot of confidence in yourself. It's something they're gaining every day and every game."
Sunday's victory was the third against a ranked team in the streak but might have been more impressive than the ones at home against No. 9 Georgia and No. 8 Kentucky.
Texas A&M (21-9, 11-5) was commemorating Senior Day, and a crowd of 7,678, the largest of the season, turned out at Reed Arena.
And the Aggies at least should have been playing with a sense of urgency, given that they'd lost three of four and were in danger or dropping out of a top-four seed in the NCAA tournament.
LSU, with an eight-player roster, certainly had every reason to have a letdown — all things considered — especially against a team that had beaten them 74-57 at home just a month ago.
The Lady Tigers seemingly did that, taking more than 15 minutes to reach a double-digit point total and letting themselves be outhustled as they fell behind 22-9.
"We started out the game playing really selfish and not really working together," junior forward Theresa Plaisance said. "And we could have easily gotten complacent because today wasn't going to change our (SEC) tournament seeding much. But then we started playing as a unit, which is when we're at our best. That makes coming in here and winning like this really up there."
By halftime, LSU had cut its deficit to 24-20, and the second half belonged to the Lady Tigers.
Playing with hustle that had been absent for most of the first half and getting shots to fall, including a pair of 3-pointers early by Plaisance, LSU went ahead at 26-25 on, after an and-one by freshman Danielle Ballard, it never trailed again.
The team that missed 13 of its first 18 shots and was outrebounded 20-10 at one point, made 20 of its last 31 shots and won the rebounding battle 23-16 after being doubled up early on. The Lady Tigers also made 13 of 14 free throws.
"Coach (Caldwell) really got on us about not playing as a team," Ballard said. "It was kind of like we hit a wall there at the first. We took out their best player" — Kelsey Bone, who had nine points in the first half and four in the second — "and it all sort of came together."
Plaisance led LSU with 16 points, and Ballard scored 15. More importantly, Ballard scrambled for 11 rebounds, following up the 14 she had in Thursday's victory against Alabama.
"We really count on her," Caldwell said. "Her steals and rebounds really let us get out a lot quicker in our transition game."
Texas A&M coach Gary Blair said Sunday's result showed how much LSU has improved in just a few weeks.
"Our practices were good this week, and I don't know how much harder we could have worked today," he said. "They adjusted their offense, and their kids started seeing what would work for them. We looked like we're in the lightweight division and we were playing a heavyweight.
"We just physically could not stay with them on one-on-one situations, and right now they're a better basketball team than we are."
Still, Caldwell acknowledged, asking a team so shy in numbers to win four games in four days at the SEC tournament would be asking a lot. But Plaisance said the players don't pay much attention to that any more.
"There's nothing we can do about it," she said. "We know to expect to play a lot of minutes and all of the intangibles that go with it. If you get tired, you just work through it."
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Uncas Metcalfe is a sixty-five-year-old botany professor from a once-prosperous central New York town whose habitat is changing much too quickly: His wife is ill, his daughter has returned home, and an unusual new friendship unexpectedly stirs up memories of an almost forgotten infidelity. Uncas is rooted in a life of plants and manners. When his routine is upended by the menacing demands of a former student, he finds his comfortably obstinate nature at odds with his family's growing impatience - and a newfound, terrifying uncertainty.The Natural History of Uncas Metcalfe follows an unforgettable hero as he struggles to right himself and adapt to changing expectations, even as he approaches the end of his life. - (Blackwell North Amer)
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Charles H. Bigelow (died April 15, 1862) of Lowell, Massachusetts was a 19th-century architect. Bigelow was a graduate of West Point, ranking second in the class of 1835.[1] He married Harriet Briggs, daughter of the late Massachusetts Governor George N. Briggs. He died in New Bedford, Massachusetts April 15, 1862.[2] On March 31, 1847, Bigelow was one of a group of influential citizens in Lawrence, Massachusetts that founded and chartered the Franklin Library Association, now the Lawrence Free Library.[3] Bigelow was the Association's first president.[4]
Bigelow was the chief engineer of the Pemberton Mill,[5] the collapse of which "is likely the worst industrial accident in Massachusetts history"[6] and "one of the worst industrial calamities in American history".[7] According to one account:
Jesse Glover, overseer of repairs testified at the inquest that he had always considered the building weak. John B. Tuttle, superintendent of brick work testified that he had complained to the architect, Bigelow, that he thought the walls were insufficient. Mr. Bigelow in turn blamed the owners. Bigelow said that it was the owners who were responsible for all the purchasing and the approval of the iron castings. [8]
Bigelow also worked as a consultant on the Augusta Canal.[9]
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- ^ "History of the churches of New Bedford", page 45 (Pacific Church)
- ^ "Genealogy of the Bigelow Family" by Gilman Bigelow Howe (1890)
- ^ Lawrence Free Library website
- ^ "About Us" Archived 2009-04-02 at the Wayback Machine. on the Lawrence Free Library website
- ^ "The Disaster at Lawrence; Additional Testimony-Further Subscriptions-Progress in Relieving the Sufferers" New York Times (January 21, 1860)
- ^ "Pemberton Mill Collapse, 1860" on the Celebrate Boston website
- ^ Oickle, Alvin F. "Disaster in Lawrence: The Fall of the Pemberton Mill" on the HistoryPress.net website
- ^ "The Pemberton Mill Disaster of 1860" on the Hobo Philosopher website
- ^ "Historic American Engineering Record of the Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service" Archived July 23, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.
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