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Oregon Republican League: History 104 Biographies
Every Wednesday, the Oregon Republican League will post the biographies of important figures, in the League's/State of Oregon's history. Feel free to comment or share stories of your family's Republican affiliation.
From the The Centennial History of Oregon 1811-1912, Volume II published by The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, 1912.
Hon. Charles Wesley Washburne: Intrepid Pioneer of Junction City
Many and varied are the interesting incidents in the life history of Hon. Charles Wesley Washburne, who has twice made the long and arduous journey across the country from Iowa and the Mississippi valley to the Pacific coast. During the period of his residence in Oregon he has been closely and prominently identified with agricultural interests and has become the owner of much valuable property, having today between two and three thousand acres of land in Lane county. He has also been a prominent factor in the public life of his community and has served from his district as a member of the state legislature.
Ohio numbers him among her native sons, his birth having occurred in Gallia county, September 13, 1824. His parents were Robert and Eve (Roy) Washburne, the former of English decent and the latter of Wales. According to the laws of England, an elder brother, Isaac, inherited all of the grandfather's property, leaving Robert, the youngest son, without patrimony. He crossed the Atlantic, made his way to Ohio and afterward settled near Springfield, Sangamon county, Illinois, where he died in 1840, having for about a year survived his wife who passed away in 1839.
C. W. Washburne was reared in the states of Ohio and Illinois, and in 1849 when twenty-five years of age joined a large company en route for the gold mines of California. They selected for captain one Ikenberry, who had crossed the plains to Oregon in 1847. They passed over the Missouri river at St. Joseph and on reaching Blue river thought they saw buffaloes, but on nearer approach these proved to be Indians who ambushed the company. The white men scattered, agreeing to protect themselves as best as they could and capture as many Indians as possible. As the red men approached they talked to them and told them they were a large company. The Indians seemed peaceful yet camped that night a short distance away with the intention of killing the party, but fearing that there was too big a company they did not risk an attack. While hunting near Chimney Rock, Mr. Washburne killed an antelope and, cutting out the hams, threw them over his shoulder and started back to camp. The morning being warm he had left behind his coat but ere he reached camp a terrific hail storm came on, pelting him unmercifully. At length he laid aside his gun and meat and started on a run for camp. Arriving there he found that the storm had caused the teams to stampede and that the axle of Captain Ikenberry's wagon had been broken, which caused the party to lay by until a man passed carrying an extra axle which was purchased. The oxen were recovered two or three miles away and some of the party also went back for the antelope meat upon which they all feasted.
On one occasion the Ikenberry party was passed by a company with horses and fine equipments and big wagon beds, being supplied with stoves. Their supplies had been shipped thus far by boat. The company called "good-by" and laughed as they passed the Ikenberry party, who however, said that they would see them again. In a couple of weeks they overtook the company who had cut their wagon beds down and lightened their loads. It was now the turn of the Ikenberry party to call out "good-by" and ride on. For the second time they were passed by the other company and then once more it was their turn to ride on in advance of them. By that time they had abandoned their wagons, previously down to two wheels, and packed their horses. On this occasion some of the company joined the Ikenberry party, who found them whole-souled, honorable men and to one of them Mr. Washburne sold a horse on time, receiving the pay after they arrived in California. The party proceeded over the trail of the Mormons and on reaching the Sierra Nevada mountains a number of the young fellows thought they would climb to the highest peak and look over into the Sacramento valley, but when they had scaled the heights they saw mountain stretching on mountain as far as the eye could reach. After building a fire they made tea, ate their luncheon and ran all the way down hill to camp. They then proceeded over the long mountain range, the way being at once so difficult and steep that they had to lighten their loads. At length they reached Hangtown and afterward Sutter's mill, whence Mr. Washburne and his partner, Mr. Morrow proceeded to Sacramento where they sold their oxen and wagons. From Coloma they proceeded to the middle fork of the American river and in the middle of the stream began digging until their heads were almost under water and they had to give up.
Mr. Washburne next joined some old acquaintances and began mining in Humboldt canyon in the north fork of the American river where they found a pot hole, but after spending thousands of dollars did not meet with success. The Indians killed their pack horses while wintering on Canyon creek and prices were so high that sugar, flour, coffee and hay were sold for one dollar per pound. They next went to Grizzly canyon and in the fall of 1850 took a steamer from Sacramento to San Francisco from which point they proceeded by a sailing vessel toward Panama. One of the interesting incidents of that trip was that a whale followed them staying close by the vessel. Their progress was so slow that they changed their plans, continuing by the Nicaraguan route making the overland trip in a stage, which was a two-wheeled affair the wheels being cut from logs with holes bored in for axles. The covering was of rawhide and the stage was drawn by two yoke of oxen, one driver sitting in the front of the stage and punching the animals with a spear while the other held the leader rope. They proceeded across Lake Nicaragua in a sailing vessel and when on the opposite side hired two natives to take them down the San Juan river. On the lake trip they passed the first steam propelled boat that navigated on Lake Nicaragua which was being brought up the river by Americans and when the steam failed they would pull the boat with ropes from the bank. At that stage of the journey Mr. Washburne became ill with a fever and against the doctor's advice proceeded on his way, the sea voyage, however, restoring his health. After arriving at New Orleans they became passengers on the steamer Wide West. At St. Louis the ice was running in the river so that they could not proceed farther and then bought a wagon and team, driving to their home in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Mr. Washburne's intention was to return west the next spring but decided to spend a year at home and during that period there occurred an event which had to do with his whole after-life. At a spelling contest held between the Bradford and Washburne schools Catherine Stansbury and her sister Ann both carried off the honors, Catherine spelling down her sister at the last. On that occasion Mr. Washburne formed her acquaintance and on the 23rd of November, 1851, at Pleasant Hill, they were married. Mr. Washburne then purchased a farm but was not content to remain in Iowa and after a year sold his property and outfitted two wagons for Oregon, one of which he turned over to his sister Jane and her husband, R.S. Robert. His eldest brother, James W., also outfitted two wagons so that they brought all their relatives with them excepting one sister who died soon afterward.
On the 21st day of March, 1853 the start was made and after traveling through Iowa and Missouri they crossed the Missouri river on Sarpee's steam ferry below St. Joseph. At Elk Horn river they were delayed by high waters and at the Platte river were in a terrible storm of hail and rain, the water standing a foot on the ground for more than an hour. They burned their tent poles for no other fuel was obtainable and that night slept in wet beds. To cross Wood river the men lashed two wagon beds together to serve as a ferry, and the women washed and baked and sunned the loads. They passed many little prairie dog towns and as they proceeded they saw many graves along the way that had been dug up by the coyotes. When near Chimney Rock the eldest child of Mr. Washburne was born and the daughter was given the name of Ruth Ellen. After leaving the Platte river they were nearly choked by sand and alkali dust and when they reached the Sweetwater river they, indeed, thought it an appropriate name. In that locality they passed snow near which they picked lovely flowers, resembling cypress. The hills were very steep and on the descent they had to hold the wagon to keep them from upsetting. On a fork of the Bear river the crickets proved a matter of great curiosity to them, the ground being literally covered with them. They were of a red color and as large as mice. The Indians dry them, pound them to powder and mix them with berries and bake this for bread.
In camp on Snake river the party were in want of good water yet over on the opposite side they could see clear springs of water pouring over the banks from underground rivers. At Devil creek the Indians attempted to stampede the cattle and got away with an ox. The next morning Mr. Washburne was looking for it, standing up in the stirrups, he saw an Indian whom the white men surrounded and captured, but they could get no information from him and on being turned loose the fellow started away as hard as he could run. They continued over the old route and on the highest hills looked down in the Grande Ronde valley where they could see the Indian camps. At Umatilla river they bought the first corn and potatoes at an Indian garden and coming to an Indian agency saw the first house in two thousand miles. They proceeded over the Cascade mountains by the Barlow route and in going down the steepest mountains tied trees to the wagons while Mrs. Washburne led the horse and carried the baby. On reaching the Willamette valley they saw trees weighted down with red apples and it seemed to them a paradisaical spot. They proceeded up the valley to their claim two miles west of what is now Junction City, arriving November 9, 1853. Within a week's time, Mr. Washburne had cut and hauled logs from the banks of the Long Tom river and had a roof on his little cabin into which he moved his family. That night it began to rain and never ceased until the waters had risen from the foothills to the highest ground. Of both parties crossing the plains with Mr. Washburne in 1849 as well as in 1853 there is now no one living but himself.
From that time to the present Mr. Washburne has been identified with agricultural interests in Oregon, but while he has prospered in his farming pursuits he takes greater pride in the fact that he has reared a large family who have been a credit and honor to the community. His wife was a native of Indiana and a daughter of John and Ruth (Hubble) Stansbury, the former of whom was born in Maryland. Mrs. Washburne died in Junction City, April 4, 1894. She was a faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal church which she joined soon after coming to Oregon and it was through her untiring efforts that the house of worship of that denomination was built at Junction City. Their eldest child, Ruth Ellen, became the wife of John Wortman, a son of Jacob Wortman and the founder of the First National Bank of McMinnville. Three sons were born of this marriage; Ralph, Frank and Fred, who are conducting the bank, with their father. Their mother died on March 14, 1909. George W. Washburne, now deceased, was one of the first graduates of the University of Oregon. He studied law, was admitted to the bar and served as judge of Lane county. He married Minnie Lockwood and had two sons, the elder, Chester W., in the United States geological department in which he has a number of men working under him. At present the government has granted him a furlough which he is spending with a mining company in Argentine Republic. The younger son, Carl, is partner in one of the leading mercantile establishments in Eugene. Eve Jean Washburne became the wife of R. P. Hill, formerly a merchant but now a banker of Colfax, Washington. They have three children, Catherine, Charles and Eva. Byron A. Washburne of Springfield was engaged in the flouring mill business with his father but recently sold that and bought the Mallory farm. He served a term in the Oregon legislature in 1909, is now postmaster of Springfield and is vice president of the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Junction City. He married Amanda Clark and they have two children: Helen, a graduate of the State University, of 1911; and Claude, who is now studying there. William C. Washburne is president, cashier and manager of the Farmers & Merchants Bank at Junction City, which latter position he entered upon at the opening of the bank. He also manages his father's extensive business affairs and is one of the leading and prominent men of his town and county. He married Julia Hamilton and has one son, James. Emma A. Washburne married William Butler by whom she had two sons, Guy and Jay. Since the death of her first husband she has become the wife of W. W. Crawford, engaged in the automobile business in Albany. Bertha K. Washburne is the wife of E. U. Lee, who served for ten consecutive years as a clerk of Lane county and is now in the banking business at Eugene. They have two children, Croesus and Roy. Fred W. Washburne owns a fruit and chicken farm north of Vancouver, Washington. Laetitia S. Washburne is living with her father in his declining years, making his home life happy.
Mr. Washburne resided for twenty years on the old donation claim but in 1873 purchased one hundred and sixty acres of T.A. Milliorn, adjoining Junction City and removed to that place, although he still owns the old donation homestead. He is yet engaged in farming and stock-raising and is also one of the stockholders and directors in the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Junction City, with a capital stock of fifty thousand dollars. The new home of the bank will be a two story brick building fifty by one hundred feet and the entire stock is owned by C. W. Washburne, W. C. Washburne, B. A. Washburne, T. A. Milliorn and J. P. Milliorn. Beside owning residence property in Junction City he has between two and three thousand acres in this district together with other land and business property in other parts of the county. He still manages his individual business affairs and buys and sells land, having thus handled thousands of acres in different western states and he just now sold seventeen hundred acres in Morrow county, Oregon.
Mr. Washburne cast his first presidential vote for Abraham Lincoln. In 1872 he was elected to the state legislature in which he served with Al Power and Nat Martin, while in the senate then were William Bristow and Dr. Patterson, all of whom are now deceased. With Mr. Washburne these men were instrumental in locating the University of Oregon at Eugene and in laying the foundation of the state capitol at Salem. In community affairs Mr. Washburne has also been deeply interested, cooperating in any movements for the public good, and in 1908 he donated land for and helped to build what is now known as the Washburne high school. He is in his eighty-eighth year, one of the most venerable and honored residents of lane county. His mind is stored with many interesting incidents of pioneer times and his memory forms a connecting link between the primitive past and the progressive present.
From the The Centennial History of Oregon 1811-1912, Volume II published by The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, 1912.
Ernest U. Lee: Junction City Native
On the list of Eugene's leading business men appears the name of Ernest U. Lee, who is cashier of the Merchants Bank. He was born in Klamath County, Oregon, December 25, 1868, his parents being Dr. Norman L. and Amanda M. (Griggs) Lee. His grandfather, Philaster Lee, was a native of western New York and, making the long journey across the plains, accompanied by his family, he settled near Gervais, Oregon. Subsequently he settled at Soda Springs, where he followed the occupation of farming. He was also one of the early nurserymen of this part of the state and became a pioneer in an industry -- that of fruit culture -- which is now one of the important sources of Oregon's revenue. The maternal grandfather, Aly B. Griggs, was also numbered among the early settlers, coming from Illinois in 1852. Dr. Lee was born in Illinois before the family came to the west and is now seventy-six years of age. He read medicine under private instruction for a time and afterward attended the Willamette University, from which he was graduated. He then located at Junction City, where he has since practiced.
Ernest U. Lee was educated in the public schools of Junction City and became a clerk in a drug store, thus making his initial start in the business world. Eventually he established a pharmacy of his own and was engaged in the drug business for some years prior to 1898, when he came to Eugene to fill the office of clerk of Lane County, to which he had been elected on the republican ticket. He had previously had some experience in public office, having served on the school board and as a member of the city council of Junction City. He filled the office of county clerk until the 1st of January, 1910, and became cashier of the Merchants Bank in March, 1911.
Mr. Lee is also well known as a public official for he is now serving as a member of the Eugene school board and as a secretary of the water board.
In 1889 Mr. Lee was married to Miss Bertha K. Washburne, of Junction City, a daughter of Charles W. Washburne, who is an old pioneer of this state, now eighty-six years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Lee have two children, Croesus and Roy W.
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Electric Universe : How Electricity Switched on the Modern World Paperback
by David Bodanis
For centuries, electricity was viewed as little more than a curious property of certain substances that sparked when rubbed.
Then, in the 1790s, Alessandro Volta began the scientific investigation that ignited an explosion of knowledge and invention, transforming our world.
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From the cold waters of the Atlantic, to the streets of Hamburg during a World War II firestorm and the interior of the human body, Electric Universe is a mesmerizing journey of discovery by a master science writer.
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Review by grintoul
David Bodanis' book wins convincing plaudits from Bill Bryson, The Observer, The Sunday Times and The Economist to name but a few - and for good reason. Electric Universe is a fascinating look at electricity in all its forms, effortlessly mixing biography, science, history and humour.The book is divided into five sections, chronologically detailing the progress of human understanding from 1830 to the present. First, 'Wires' deals with the discovery of electricity, and the first tentative steps of inventions such as the telegraph. Bodanis takes a fascinating look at the way new forms of electric communication changes the world, making it a smaller, more interconnected place. 'Waves' then looks at the increasingly deeper understanding of the way in which electricity worked, covering topics such as electromagnetic fields. The way in which these waves were then put to use are studied in the 'Wave Machines' section, including fascinating biographies of key players in the invention of radar.Moving away from the discovery and initial uses of electricity to the more contemporary age, the second-to-last section covers Turing's work on computers during the war and his vision for the future, the realisation of the power of silicon, the invention of the transistor and the path to the modern computer world. And finally, 'The Brain and Beyond' looks at the discovery of and science behind the way in which our bodies work, effortlessly and clearly explaining the way in which we are vast, wet computers, with electric charges controlling everything from our nerves to our memory.Of all these sections, I found two in particular - 'Wave Machines' and 'The Brain and Beyond' particularly fascinating, though more from personal preference and interest rather than any literary reason. In addition to the invention of radar, the former covers a diverse range of people and experiences, discusses the science behind the technology, and touches on the morality (or otherwise) of the way in which technology was used during the Second World War. The latter, 'The Brain and Beyond', is incredibly thought-provoking, illustrating just how miraculous the human body and its inner workings are.To find any serious flaw with Bodanis' book is difficult. Only two things sprang out at me, and are the sole reason for my dropping it a half-star rating to four-and-a-half out of five. The first is that chapter 6, which looks at Hertz's gradual increase in the understanding of electricity, has a slightly cobbled-together feel about it. Composed of excerpts from his diary, I can see Bodanis' point that his own words easily convey his progress in the field. However, page after page of quotes, cut and pasted with little linkage between excerpts, makes for rather bland and disjointed reading.The second, more of a niggle than a flaw, is that Bodanis includes an excellent appendix detailing further information on points he makes throughout the book, referenced by page number. While it was interesting to reference back to each page and then read the extra information, some linkage the other way would have been appreciated. While I understand that the appendix was doubtless a solution to excessive footnotes, an indication in the main body of the text when further information was available would have allowed for a more flowing reference between the main body of the literature and the array of facts and references at the back.As a complete package, however, the book is absolutely excellent. Well written, covering an enormous array of time, inventions, uses of electricity, people, human understanding and technologies, Bodanis has done an outstanding job, well deserving of the Aventis Prize for Science Books which it was awarded. It's few and far between that a book manages to balance simplicity with detail, coherence with complex science, man with machine, and fact with imagination. Absolutely worth a read, I'd recommend without hesitation Electric Universe to anyone who wants a great overview of the history of electricity.
Review by JohannaIvarsson
This book was a great reading during the summer. I study for a degree in electrical engineering and it was really an eye-opening experience to read the history of electricity. How much it has effected our way of life and how hard it can be to be recognised as an inventor.It is very simply written and David Bodanis even managed to bring in tiny bits of humor into an area of science that, at least in Sweden, is not very appealing to many young people these days.
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Somehow I missed until now that Pho Minh changed ownership and, apparently, recipes.
We visited just once during they heyday, and it was actually not the pho but the com tam that blew us away.
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By Roxanna Andrews
Twas the night before Christmas and on Hollyhock Farm
Not a creature was stirring, they were asleep in the barn.
Their feed bags were hung on their stall doors with care
In hopes that Mr. Farmer would refill them there.
The animals were snuggled all warm in the hay,
Where they dreamt of hide and seek and other games they play.
When into the night a call for help was shouted,
Pinky Pig leapt from her bed as if wings she had sprouted.
She ran to the barn door and into the night,
Then fast to the woodshed, her feet taking flight.
Then on with her cape and on with her mask,
Then into the dark night to her rescuing task.
The night was too dark for our hero to see,
Then she had an idea, "To the lookout tree"!
Up the ladder she scurried to the telescope there,
She put an eye to the scope and she looked with great care.
The clouds above parted and the moon shown down,
Huge snowflakes drifted slowly to the ground.
The moon light shown on a the tiniest of ears,
And below them the tiniest pink nose did appear.
Super Pig jumped from the lookout stand,
Into the deep drifted snow she ran.
The snow, it all but covered her head,
"This is a night to ride in the sled."
Then away to the north she heard a loud sound,
It started out low and wound all around.
Then became a roar that was oh so loud,
Followed by snow sprayed up in a long, white cloud.
It was Santa himself, on a motorbike of red,
"I hear a rescue's in order," the jolly man said.
"I knew you needed me and needed me quick,
But my sleigh is too heavy, the ground much to slick.
So I jumped on my bike and away I did ride,
So climb up here and stay close to my side."
Over the snow, they flew like a flock of red grouse,
And discovered the tiny pink nose belonged to a mouse.
Little Annie mouse, that was her name,
And she had gotten lost while playing a game.
"Then the snow came down and I couldn't see,
Oh thank you so much for rescuing me!"
Super Pig scooped her up and away they did go,
To the barn for warm blankets and hot cocoa,
Santa pulled up to the barn with a loud roar,
And let them off at the big barn door,
Then with a wink and a wave of his hand,
He used his heel amd kicked up the stand.
And away he flew like a bird in flight,
But I heard him exclaim as he roared out of sight,
"Super Pig you are small, but you have great might,
You did a good thing rescuing Annie Mouse tonight,
You are good and kind I can plainly see,
They'll be something extra for you under your tree."
Under Super Pig's tree, to her delight,
She found a new mask and cape that fit just right.
"Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!"
I was born very young in a tiny desert town in So Calif named Hinkley. Hinkley was a great place to grow up, well except for the fact that the power company contaminated the water and gave everyone cancer and they have now bulldozed the town, which is all super sad. However it was a great place to develop a very active imagination as there wasn't one thing to do there. I had a great imagination and it has come in very handy for ideas for writing. Super Pig is a product of my over active imagination. In fact I'm never really sure if I have really written my stories or if I am imagining it. Just kidding, I think.


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Sleepover Threat LevelModerate. We are in a period when a sleepover can strike at any time. Be aware.
What's for dinner tonight?Pizza at grandma and grandpas, but I'm bringing salad too. Because I am NOT giving up.
Today's EarwormHuh. None. Weird.
Ridiculous Magazine Story Title of the DayI don't read magazines anymore. Maybe I'll change this to "ridiculous promotional email sent to me." I'll put that on the to-do list.
What Is Martha Stewart Doing Today?I don't get here magazine anymore. Do you suppose she puts her calendar online? I'll have to check.
I got a job now, but you can still give me money if you feel like it
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Intermediate: £425 (under 25 on 31st March prior to renewal)Student Membership: £283 (Those who are full-time students at College or University and who are under 25 on 31st March prior to renewal.)All rates updated 8 March 2017.
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Owner: John Sibold
Grand Canyon Airlines is one of the oldest air tour companies in the United States, having been in continuous operation since 1927 when it began life as Scenic Airways. The airline is credited with offering the first commercial air tours of the Grand Canyon, Rainbow Natural Bridge, Monument Valley and other natural wonders of the desert southwest. In addition to operating a historic Ford Tri-Motor, Grand Canyon Airlines owns some other classics, including a 1939 Pontiac Woodie that used to ferry passengers to and from the aircraft and elsewhere. The 39 Pontiac Woodie pictured here did ground transport duty for the airline for many years until it sold sometime in the 50's. For years no one knew what happened to it. Then, a couple of years ago, the question arose, "whatever happened to that old woodie we used to have?"
That was enough. The search was on and eventually the woodie was located in garage where it had been stored for years. Back in the hands of its original owners the search was now on for a restoration shop, and that's where we come into the picture. It's our job to bring the woodie back to life and its rightful place at Grand Canyon Airlines. With the Pontiac complete, it was time to take it back home to Arizona in time for the Seibold family Fly-In at Valle, Arizona. Valle is located about 30 miles from the South rim of the Grand Canyon at the junction of U.S. 80 and Hwy 64. Valle Airport is privately owned and is home to Grand Canyon Airlines and John Seibolds private aircraft collection and museum.


text: I have a ton of Hi8 Tapes that I want to capture onto my computer, I have a capture card, but I don't have a camcorder to play them from anymore. I have looked but haven't found anything, I don't want to buy another hi8 camcorder, If I buy a camcorder I want it to be a DV, does anyone make a cheap player for hi8 tapes that has some A/V Jacks on it, so I can transfer some stuff, ???? Thanks,


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JBL LSR310S 10 Inch Powered Studio Subwoofer
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The LSR310S 10" Powered Studio Subwoofer With XLF extends your system LF all the way down! The LSR310S subwoofer incorporates JBL's patented Slip Stream™ Port working in concert with a custom 10" down-firing driver and a 200 Watt amplifier to add deep, powerful bass to any studio monitor system. A JBL first, the XLF Extended Low Frequency setting lets you hear your tracks with the augmented bass tuning used in today's dance clubs.
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JBL Patented Slip Stream Port
This patented JBL port design works in concert with the LSR310S low frequency driver for deep, dynamic bass response at all playback levels. The double-flared shape of the port is precisely calculated to optimize low-frequency extension.
XLF Extended Low Frequency Setting
A JBL first, the XLF setting activates a specially-engineered tuning that emulates the ample bass tuning used in today's dance clubs. When producing a dance track, the XLF setting will inspire you and bring a bit of the club to your control from. For inspiration to the max, position the LSR310S in the nearest corner of your room and activate the XLF setting.
Custom 10" Down-Firing High Excursion Low Frequency Driver
JBL Transducers are legendary for their performance. The custom-designed driver in the LSR310S exemplifies JBL engineering prowess, delivering deep low frequency response into the 20 Hz region, and 113 dB peak output, for long periods at full rated power with no risk of failure.
Professional Balanced Inputs and Outputs
With balanced XLR and 1/4" inputs and XLR outpus you can add the LSR310S to any studio monitor system to extend its low frequency performance or use it as the .1 LFE Channel in a surround sound system.
Selectable Input Sensitivity
The -10dBV/+4 dBu sensitivity switch ensures compatibility with a broad range of signal sources, allowing you to connect the LSR310S to high-output professional equipment without any danger of input overload.
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- Driver: 250mm (10-inch) High-Excursion, Down-Firing
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MARYVILLE (WATE) – Heritage High School's boys' basketball coach has been placed on suspension, according to a spokesperson with Blount County Schools.
Communications Director Marla Holbert says Bill Duncan has been suspended with pay pending an internal investigation by the school system. Holbert said she was unable to comment on personnel and/or ongoing internal investigations.
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She's looking good, isn't she? Very easy to make. Lovely brandy and citrus flavours. This is a vasilopita made with baking powder instead of yeast. Its texture is that of a dense cake, which is characteristic of a vasilopita, also not very sweet, another characteristic. That's how vasilopitas are made; they are celebratory New Year's cakes, so they have a more substantial, doughy texture than an average cake.
By now you may have noticed the Santa decoration. What's he doing up there you may ask? Doesn't Santa take a much-needed vacation after Christmas Day? No, not really. He still has the Greek New Year's Eve to contend with, that's when Santa visits Greek households. You might ask why, the words "Greek time" might come to mind, but that isn't the reason for Santa's late arrival. Saint Basil and Santa are one and the same in Greek tradition. Saint Basil's feast day is on January first, therefore, Saint Greek Santa (Agios Vasilis) puts in his appearance directly after the arrival of the New Year. Oh, then there's the coin. There is a coin hidden within every vasilopita. Saint Basil was a generous individual, a philanthropist, so the coin commemorates that fact. The actual practice of hiding a small trinket inside a cake, a surprise meant for a lucky recipient, dates back to pagan times. The practice was very popular and rather than eradicate it, the early Christian church incorporated it into its rituals. It's a fun ritual that survives to this day.
I wrapped a shiny penny in aluminium foil and dropped it in the dough right before baking. A penny I thought, not the usual quarter. To me, a penny is symbolic of much more than a quarter dollar can be. Problem was, the penny being small, people had trouble finding it. "Did you forget?" they asked several times. I was entitled to two pieces, one for myself, and another for an absent friend. I took them apart, who wants to eat vasilopita when the coin can't be found? I turned them into crumbles. Cake crumbles are just as nice to eat as regular cake, alright? Everyone else also smashed their slice into tiny pieces. "Is it that important?" my nephew Alex asked. This from the kid who a few years ago used to storm upstairs and hide in his room if he couldn't claim the coin. "Yes, Alex, it's important, it's very important." "Where is that coin? Let's have the cake x-rayed. Can we get a portable x-ray machine over here?" That one got a big laugh. "Then we'll eat it and glow in the dark." We all gave up after a while. After a long, long while.
The next day at breakfast, Alex finished eating his slice, and there was the penny, he found it. "Somewhere in the middle of the piece," my brother said when he called. I had asked him for the coordinates.
Below is the recipe. Decorate the cake as you wish, perhaps use a dollar coin, it's larger, or you may want to use a penny, much more fun! As you probably know, the alcohol in the brandy gets burned off during baking, and only the flavour of the brandy gets left behind. For those of us either permanently or temporarily on the wagon, that's a plus!
All ingredients should be at room temperature. Remember that beating egg whites into a meringue requires a bowl and a whisk that are free of oils. Make sure no yolk has accidentally fallen into the egg whites.
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup almond flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
Grated zest of 2 oranges
1 cup almond flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
Grated zest of 2 oranges
5 eggs, separated
a pinch of cream of tartar
1 ¼ cups sugar
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
1 ¼ cups sugar
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
6 tablespoons olive oil or vegetable oil
1 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
¼ cup brandy
1 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
¼ cup brandy
½ cup milk
- Preheat the oven to 375° F, 190° C.
- Grease and flour a 10-inch, 25-cm, round cake pan. Fit a piece of parchment paper on the bottom of the pan and grease the top of the paper.
- In a bowl, whisk together the flour, the baking powder, the baking soda, and the orange zest. Set aside.
- In the large bowl of your mixer, on high speed and using the whisk attachment, beat the egg whites and the cream of tartar until stiff peaks are achieved. You want a nice, thick meringue. When ready, remove it to another bowl and set it aside.
- Clean your mixer bowl and add the yolks. Beat with the whisk attachment until the yolks are creamy.
- Add the sugar and beat until creamy and pale in colour.
- Add the butter and oil, and beat until incorporated.
- Add the orange juice, brandy and milk, beat until incorporated.
- Slowly add the reserved flour mixture to the yolk mixture. Halfway through, switch to mixing by hand. Use a spatula and mix only until incorporated.
- Fold in the reserved egg whites.
- Pour the batter into the prepared pan and smooth the top with an offset spatula.
- Bake the cake for about 1 hour, or until it's golden on top and a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
- Cool on a wire rack before removing from the pan. Decorate as you like, let your inner artist take command!
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|Book's title:
|Faith and science in an unjust world : Report of the World Council of Churches' Conference on faith, science and the future, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA, 12-24 July 1979.
|Library of Congress Control Number:
|International Standard Book Number (ISBN):
|0800613902 (pbk.)
|International Standard Book Number (ISBN):
|0800613910 (v.2)
|System Control Number:
|Cataloging Source:
|BJO, BJO m.c. HLS
|Meeting Name:
|World Council of Churches' Conference of Faith, Science, and the Future (1979 :, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
|Publication, Distribution, etc.:
|Philadelphia . Fortress Press, (c)1980.
|Physical Description:
|2 v. ;, 22 cm.
|Bibliography, etc. Note:
|Includes bibliographical references.
|Formatted Contents Note:
|v. 1. Shinn, R.L., ed. Plenary presentations.
v. 2. Abrecht, P., ed. Reports and recommendations.
|Personal Name:
|Abrecht, Paul.
|Personal Name:
|Shinn, Roger Lincoln.
|Corporate Name:
|World Council of Churches.
|Meeting Name:
|Conference of Faith, Science, and the Future (1979 :, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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ADELAIDE United captain Eugene Galekovic has virtually conceded the Premier's Plate after last night's 1-0 loss to Brisbane Roar at Hindmarsh.
With Western Sydney Wanderers now on top of the A-League ladder after a pulsating 1-0 win over CentralCoast in Gosford last night Adelaide is running out of time and points to catch the runaway leaders.
Adelaide in third position before fourth-placed Melbourne Victory - on equal 36 points - face Newcastle Jets at home today.
Adelaide is 11 points adrift of Wanderers with just 12 points up for grabs before the finals series and nine points behind second-placed the Mariners.
Galekovic said he was aiming for at least a fourth place finish and a home final.
But the Reds can still be dumped out of the play offs if it continues its erratic form.
"We've got to stay positive as a group, it's five or six weeks to get there (finals)," Galekovic said at Glenelg before the Reds recovery session this morning
"We need one win to get there and finish top four.
"We're still in a good spot we're still third depending what happens today.
"I've been in situations where we've been last and second last and it's hard to turn it around and right now we're third and we've got stay positive."
Galekovic couldn't pin-point why Adelaide was in such disarray last night.
But he revealed Adelaide interim coach Mike Valkanis launched a rocket at his side during the half-time break last night.
Valkanis seemingly lost his patience before his voice box was reduced to a snarly growl at the end of the clash.
"Particularly the first half it wasn't up to scratch, we didn't rock up," Galekovic said.
" Then we copped a rocket from Mickey (Valkanis) at half time and it changed a little bit.
"In the end we didn't win at home and in the end that's what we want to do at Hindmarsh.
"We want to make it like people come here and they fear us.
"It's hard to explain why, we know at our best we can compete with anyone."
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Waze's 'Order Ahead' is a quicker way to grab food on the go
Mmm, donuts.
Starbucks' iPhone app lets you order by talking to it
"I'll have a double upside down macchiato half decaf with room and a splash of cream in a grande cup, please."
A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
Starbucks locations are now 'Pokémon Go' Gyms or Pokéstops
7,800 of the company's coffee shops will be a haven for trainers.
'Pokémon Go' may get 100 new Pokémon this week (updated)
A leaked Starbucks employee manual hints at brand new creatures and partnerships for Niantic's AR game.
Chase Pay's QR code-powered app only works at two stores (updated)
Use it to shop anywhere you want, as long as 'anywhere' is Best Buy or Starbucks.
Alphabet's drone service reportedly nixes Starbucks delivery deal
So much for that idea.
Clinton campaign considered Tim Cook and Bill Gates for VP
Pardon me Vice President Gates, but my Surface crashed, can you help me?
Starbucks starts selling Lyft gift cards today
A quick trip to Starbucks could soon mean topping up Lyft credit for you or a friend in addition to getting your coffee fix.


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Caroline Ottoman
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It's undeniable that 2015 was, yet again, Taylor Swift's year. She's got a hit album and I've counted multiple major songs being played back to back….back to back… and back to back again on the radio. You can't escape T. Swift even if you try. I am going to preemptively explain to you all that I'm not a huge fan of hers, but I can at least say that, yes, she has some pretty catchy songs that I can even admit to singing along to them in the car. And good for her. She's been able to stay relevant to her fans and listeners back since she was a country singer and not many teen artists can say that nowadays.
The topic of much discussion is not so much her music, but her love life and the amounting boyfriends she's acquired over the years…and the few that have stuck around longer than just a few months. There's a part of me that feels sorry for her simply because her youth is being played out for everyone to see and that's never easy. I can't say that I know the feeling of publicly navigating love and having to deal with the many criticizers out there watching and commenting on my every move. I mean, if we can be real for a moment, I don't think any of us would fare well if our younger dating years were publicly documented on the front of magazine covers at the grocery store. However, the machine that is Taylor Swift has made millions of dollars by flipping the criticism and writing catchy tunes to counter those "haters [who] are gonna hate, hate, hate."
After giving credit where it is due, I have to say that her take on love and how she is describing it to her fans is something that is a bit troubling for me to hear through her music. I think it's great that she's using personal experiences to inspire these songs (at least she writes her own music) but at some point someone has to stop and think about the message she's sending. Let's take a look at some of her most played songs from her 1989 album right now:
Then we are taken to a much darker place. Not so bright and carefree…
Blank Space
So it's gonna be forever
Or it's gonna go down in flames
You can tell me when it's over
If the high worth the pain
Got a long list of ex-lovers
They'll tell you I'm insane
But I've got a blank space, baby
And I'll write your name
The message that I read from this song is that love is a great feeling but that it can cause some pretty debilitating pain when it doesn't work out. Go figure. Been there. However, I don't like the idea that love is projected as something that we must prepare for failure before anything has had the chance to grow. It's perpetuating the idea that "this is going to suck when you leave me…but I'll write your name on my blank space anyways." I feel as though it is devaluing the person you are potentially going to be seeing by having that kind of attitude. And this idea of a blank space that can be filled is also troubling. Ones love and appreciation shouldn't be something that's just given away to anyone. And if you're just going to write anyones name on the love you have, is this person really the one you should be giving it to?


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If I remember right, his little sister was trying to say Big Brother and it came out Bebo!
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An Interview with Ev Bishop
I had the pleasure of meeting Ev Bishop last year at the Surrey International Writers Conference through a mutual friend. I discovered she had self-published a novel, Bigger Things and after doing a bit of digging (and reading), I knew I had to feature it on Goldilocks & the 3 Cares (click here to check out the episode).
On Tuesday, she released, Wedding Bands, Book 1 in the River's Sigh B & B series. Isn't the cover gorgeous?
As a fan of her work (and someone who is working towards publishing her second book) I knew I wanted to find out more about why and how she writes. I asked if she would like to make a guest appearance on the blog, and she was gracious enough to answer a few of my questions.
Q: Welcome to Everything's Temporary, Ev! Can you tell us a little bit more about yourself?
Thank you for having me, Crystal. I loved your answering your questions! It was thought provoking and good for me to delve into the whys and hows of my own writing.
I'm a longtime columnist with the Terrace Standard, and my other non-fiction articles and essays have been published across North America. My true love, however, is fiction, and I write in a variety of lengths and genres. If you're a short story lover or read other genres alongside Romance, visit www.evbishop.com to learn more.
Some of my short story publications include: "Not All Magic is Nice," Pulp Literature (forthcoming), "The Picture Book," Every Day Fiction Magazine, "Riddles," 100 Stories for Queensland, "On the Wall," Every Day Fiction Magazine, "My Mom is a Freak," Cleavage: Breakaway Fiction for Real Girls, "HVS," "Red Bird," and "Wishful," (available through Ether Books).
Women's Fiction novels include Bigger Things (Winding Path Books 2014), which is available in digital or paperback wherever books are sold, and Mosaic (forthcoming). I also write romance under the pen name Toni Sheridan (The Present, Pelican Book Group, 2012, and Drummer Boy, Pelican Book Group, 2014).
I love to connect with other readers and writers, so please consider subscribing to my newsletter and/or visiting me on Facebook and Twitter.
Q: Why do you write?
Oh, for many, many reasons—and a good question, one that I ask myself semi-regularly in order to refocus my efforts, to motivate and re-inspire myself.
In no particular order of importance—or rather, in order of importance that changes from day to day with whatever's going on in my life—here are my primary motivations:
Writing is pure fun! No matter what the genre, how picky and unfamiliar, thus arduous, the non-fiction topic, or how dreadfully thick a bog I may have hit in a plot, I just really love working with words and playing with stories.
Writing is a great comfort to me. Everyone has hard things they go through and while, yes, I suppose I'm saying I use writing as an escape at times, I also mean that seeing stories come out of me, out of my experiences, and out of the questions I've asked when confronted by my pain or the deep pain of others gives me comfort and a feeling of connection. We all have stories; it's the one thing that all humans have in common.
Writing is cathartic. In terms of mental health, you can't get a less expensive or more holistic form of therapy!
Though I hope to one day make my living fully from my fiction writing (so I have time to write that much more!), writing is not (and never will be) about the money for me.
Q: What does your writing process look like from start to finish?
A big mess! 🙂
I use Microsoft Word on my Mac, even though I've tried all sorts of fancy software programs. My brain is just hardwired to create in simple text documents, I guess. I keep a notebook, a planner, and sticky notes close at hand—and still end up scribbling thoughts and add-ins and what ifs, etc. on random bits of paper, like envelopes, bills, and so on. I also have a huge bulletin board. It too gets covered in notes for works in progress, and ideas for new essays or stories. As I use free-handed bits in current pieces—or create new things from the jotted old things, I cross them out or crumple them up and throw them away.
As you may have inferred from the above, I'm not someone who crafts nicely organized outlines either. I write first drafts for all fiction by the seat of my pants. About half the time, this works great and a solid structure emerges that I can hone and tweak during the editing process. The other half the time, I hit a wall—generally about midway through the story, at which time I make what I call a story map, just point form notes or simple sentences, laying out where the story needs to go, what each character needs to accomplish or set in motion, to get to the end.
In my non-fiction work, like my fiction, I often start with one line or image or thought that triggers the whole, but I am more apt to jot some form of very loose outline at the beginning.
When I have a piece put through its edits (generally four drafts for fiction, then final polish; two drafts for non-fiction, then final polish; poetry—a world of its own with no set process), one of four things happens:
- I submit it to whomever assigned it.
- I put it away until whenever (if ever!) I decide I want to do something further with it. I don't try to publish everything I write.
- I indie publish it—a whole other adventure!
- I start submitting query letters for it, to—hopefully—have someone else publish it.
Q: Where is your favorite place to write and why?
In my office, at my stand up desk, though I occasionally enjoy journaling on my couch or in bed with a glass of wine, or out near a river or lake with to-go coffee.
I can—and do—write anywhere, but I find my brain is trained to write on command when I show up to work at my office, whether I feel particularly inspired or not. Think of it like Pavlov's dogs—the bell that gets my creative juices drooling is standing at my desk and having my monitor spring to life. I'm always amazed at how the muse will show up if I show up.
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about Wedding Bands?
Ditched by her high school sweetheart, Callum Archer, on the night they're supposed to elope, Jo Kendall casts out on her own, brokenhearted.
Over the years, Jo reels in a life she loves, centered on the outdoors, fishing (favoring a lucky wedding band lure), and her fine dining restaurant—a life that crashes away when her husband and business partner cheats her, leaving her bankrupt and alone.
Then her uncle dies, bequeathing Jo and her sister, Samantha, his rural property. Jo returns to Greenridge, determined to build a new business and permanent home—without the help of a man. Unfortunately Samantha wants her inheritance in cold, hard cash and hires a lawyer to get it for her, a lawyer who turns out to be none other than Jo's long-lost love, Callum.
Jo's fledgling plans—and her heart—are at risk once more.
If Jo can fight her insecurities, she might end up with a wedding band that doesn't come with a sharp hook. But should she risk everything she's worked for, yet again? Before she can decide, she needs to know: can a lost love truly be reclaimed?
Q: What inspired you to write Wedding Bands?
Is it terrible to say I don't know? I never really know what inspires any story. A random character speaks in my head. A line of conversation triggers a what if. . . . A bit of scenery or a physical sensation evokes an idea. . . .
I think Wedding Bands was born one fall evening that formed the basis for the description in chapter one. I have a big property and I was trekking across it, leaves crackling under my feet, enjoying the crisp, invigorating chill and the scent of wood smoke and the Sockeye I was smoking . . . Jo came by for a visit in my head. The rest, as they say, is history.
Q: What was the hardest part for you to write, and how did you get through it?
Hmmmm . . . this story, unlike some, flowed pretty quickly.
The biggest thing I have to overcome in any piece, however, is two-fold: my insecurity that all my writing is dreck and the idea that whatever I want to write next is waaaay better and I should put the current project on hold and get into the new (better, ha ha) idea right away.
That way of thinking meant that for many years, I was a writer with a lot of works in various states of unfinished. When I committed to completing every story, no matter what, I found that my confidence and my writing skills improved (knowing you're not going to quit, and having finished novels to prove it, is very motivating and affirming—and the sheer practice of writing and writing and writing will always build your skills).
Q: What are you working on next?
A sequel to Wedding Bands, which will be Book 2 in the River's Sigh B & B series: Hooked.
Q: Where is Wedding Bands Available for purchase (I've already got my copy!)?
You can buy Wedding Bands (eBook) here:
Amazon.com ~ Amazon.ca ~ Amazon.co.uk
KOBO ~ For your NOOK at Barnes & Noble ~ Apple/iBooks ~ Page Foundry ~ Scribd
Don't have an eReader and/or prefer print books? Wedding Bands will be out in paperback at the end of the month, available for order at your favorite brick and mortar bookstore.
Do you have a question for Ev? Let her know in the comments below!
Crystal Bourque
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2 responses to "An Interview with Ev Bishop"
I really enjoyed talking to you, Crystal. Thanks for inviting me and for your enthusiasm about WEDDING BANDS. I'm super excited about the series, and yes, would love to answer any questions readers have. 🙂
I was also, as you know, thrilled that you enjoyed BIGGER THINGS and featured it on Goldilocks & the 3 Cares. You're not only a wonderful writer yourself (I hope all your blog readers have checked out your short story collection and novel), you're a wonderful resource and support for readers and writers. Very cool. Thanks again–and happy writing!


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