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The Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy maintains a rich and varied collection of visual materials and ephemera some of which are not cataloged or indexed. Nearly every important topic in United States and New York City history is represented in this collection, which includes photographs, postcards, scrapbooks, pamphlets and clippings.
Beginning in 2005, a vast selection of Milstein Division visual materials became available through the New York Public Library Digital Gallery. The Digital Gallery is the New York Public Library's image database, developed to provide free and open online access to thousands of images from the original and rare holdings of The Library. The Milstein Division has it's own digital contents page. Highlights included in the NYPL Digital Gallery are:
Photographic Views of New York City, 1870s‐1970s
More than 54,000 New York City archival photographs (and their captioned versos) from the 1870s‐1970s arranged by borough and street; the majority are exterior building views and neighborhood scenes from the 1910s‐1940s. From this page you can search or browse borough or topic. The Photographic Views of New York City, 1870s - 1970s collection guide has more details.
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Part of the larger Streetscape and Townscape of Metropolitan New York City, 1860-1942. Physical change in the city's appearance fascinated photographer Percy Loomis Sperr (1931-1942) who had a long professional relationship with NYPL. Thousands of his prints also appear in "Photographic Views of New York City, 1870s-1970s," the premiere photographic collection in the Milstein Division. This smaller collection of views depicts the boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens, capturing New York City during the Great Depression until just after American entry into World War II. See the collection guide for more details.
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Fifth Avenue, New York, from start to finish (1911)
In 1907, alarmed at the approach of factories, the leading merchants and residents formed the Fifth Avenue Association. The "Save New York Committee" became a bulwark against the wrong kind of development. Perhaps inspired by this contemporary movement, photographer Burton Welles used a wide-angled view camera in 1911 to document this most important street from Washington Square, north to East 93rd Street, creating a panoramic photographic walk along Fifth Avenue that Includes the then newly opened New York Public Library at 42nd Street. The Streetscape and Townscape of Metropolitan New York City, 1860-1942 collection guide has more details.
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IRGN n.c. (not cataloged) The Milstein Division collects political campaign materials, including broadsides, pamphlets, and candidate position papers, dating from the tail-end of the 19th century through to the present day. This collection also includes clippings, mail-outs, posters and other assorted ephemera, and covers local and national campaigns.
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This focused, comprehensive collection of postcards came to the Library in 2001 as a gift from Catherine Robinson, a collector who spent her childhood in Staten Island, and who later assembled and organized the postcards as a hobby. Robinson subdivided the collection into broad topical categories, an arrangement retained here for browsing this digital presentation. The Staten Island Postcards collection guide has more details.
Photographic Views of the United States
Over 1300 photographic views of the United States from the Milstein Division's photographic collections.
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United States Postcard Collection
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New York City Illustrations File Card Index
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Suspects arrested in armed robbery
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Holly Springs and Marshall County law officers have made three arrests in connection with an armed robbery of a laundromat on Martin Luther King Drive in the city Tuesday, Dec. 10, according to chief William Hollowell.
He said officer Julie Humble responded to a call from the laundromat about 10:25 a.m., after the robbery of the owner at gunpoint. The owner gave Humble a description of two black male subjects, who were wearing dark-colored pants and black or navy blue hoodies.
The subjects approached the owner and his wife in the parking lot, hit him on the forehead with the butt of a handgun, grabbed him by the shirt collar and shoved him into the back door of his truck.
One suspect demanded the cloth bag containing coins just taken from the machines. The subjects fled on foot, Hollowell said.
While the owner provided details of the attack and descriptions of the subjects, officers went to Spring Garden Apartments to seek any information that might match the description of the subjects.
Officer Ollie Ingram arrested Ladrell Cortez Wright, 19, of the 600 block of Martin Luther King Drive, the day of the crime, Hollowell said, and he was charged with armed robbery.
Mark Anthony Wright, 28, of the 100 block of West Woodward Avenue, was arrested December 13 and charged with tampering with evidence and with accessory after the fact, after investigators found surveillance video showing him outside the apartments with a handgun, Hollowell said. Detective Bobby West, Lt. Dwight Harris and Capt. Darryl Bowens made the arrest at an apartment at Spring Gardens.
A third subject, Aaron Ashley, 21, of the 400 block of Brigance Lane, was arrested by West and deputies with the Marshall County Sheriff's Department on December 18. He was charged with armed robbery, according to Hollowell.
Investigators found the bag of coins hidden near the woods behind apartments at Spring Gardens, Hollowell said.
The weapon believed to have been used in the armed robbery was recovered when Mark Wright was arrested, the chief said.
Ladrell Cortez Wright remains in jail under $1 million bond. Hollowell said he was previously out on bond after having been charged in the armed robbery of Family Dollar and Money Matters in Holly Springs. The previous bonds were revoked, the chief said.
Mark Wright and Aaron Ashley remained in jail Monday with bond not set, according to Hollowell.
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As though the dead Muppet wasn't demoralizing enough, they made up this "[Company name] Story" that they spent the money to print out into fold-out brochure things to give to all of us, talking about how the company started and how we've always been at the forefront of innovation, blah blah yackity smackity corporate bullshit spew.
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New Delhi: A Delhi court will on Wednesday decide on an application seeking lie detection and voice samples tests on Zee editors Samir Ahluwalia and Sudhir Chaudhary and its head Subhash chandra.
The two Zee editors were sent to judicial custody till December 22 after their two-day police custody ended on Monday. The Crime branch on Monday, moved applications seeking lie detection and voice samples tests to be conducted on arrested Zee editors Samir Ahluwalia and Sudhir Chaudhary and its head Subhash chandra. This after Chandra and other key players were interrogated. Police claim that scientific tests were required as they have all given conflicting versions of the story.
After the interrogation, Chandra said that he would file a defamation case against Congress MP Naveen Jindal, the owner of JSPL. Speaking to the media, he said that he had no knowledge of the deal to extort money from Jindal Steel till October 7.
Investigators, however, told the court earlier that they were treating Chandra as an accused as he knew about the dealings between his employees and Jindal's company. Zee Group, however, denied the allegations of extortion and demanded the immediate release of the two senior journalists, alleging that the police action was "illegal" and "designed for something else".
Jindal had accused the Zee Network of trying to extort Rs 100 crore from JSPL to drop negative stories against the company in connection with the coal blocks allocations. Jindal later released tapes which showed the conversation between Ahluwalia, Chaudhary and JSPL representatives to prove his claim.


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Our founder has been the regular pest control specialist on Radio Lancashire's John Gilmore show for several years now, there is a link to one of his broadcasts in the right-hand side bar
Most common infestations
Our fee for handling wasps' nests is set at £35 and we will never ask you for more unless access equipment such as scaffolding or a cherry-picker is necessary to get to the nest. Please note that operating at height laws are very restrictive these days so please advise us if the nest is any higher than the guttering of a standard household home.
However, once we get much past mid-September we are working with what we call a late season wasps' nest, where a supplementary treatment to your loft space may be required.
We try and cope with wasps' nests from the outside of the building whenever feasible and we prefer to use extended lances in place of ladders, it's less risky for everyone concerned.
You will be offered the soonest possible appointment, often same-day and our operative will eliminate the wasps' nest by injecting a tiny quantity of pesticide into the entrance where the wasps are entering and leaving. The wasps will carry this wasp killer powder into the nest on their bodies and the entire thing will be lifeless inside of the hour.
Providing we can get to where the nest is without passing through the home then you can pre-pay via the internet and we'll take care of it while you are out. Our specialist wasp control website offers a PayPal button for you to use. We will then destroy the nest when you are out, but make sure you call us to inform us that you have paid online and leave unlocked any gates we may need to go through.
If there are any issues which may be relevant such as the existence of bats etc then please do not wait until we arrive on-site to inform us about them, we will refuse to carry out a treatment if it's hazardous but we will charge you a call-out fee.
The prevalent pest of the moment is bed bugs, they are a world-wide plague and very easily transferred to your property.
Quite A Few people mix up bed bugs with dust mites. In contrast to dust mites which are relatively safe, bed bugs are not found in almost every bed but only in the beds of people unfortunate enough to get infested.
Bed bugs are approximately the size and shape of an apple pip and feed exclusively on blood, your blood!
You can transport bed bugs to your house easily by staying in an infested hotel or even by sitting next to the wrong person on the train.
It only requires a lone female to swiftly create an infestation in your household and they scatter like wildfire throughout linked properties, semi-detached and terraced etc. If the infestation is very bad you can acquire 4-600 bites per night and become actually very ill.
Bed bugs are not a pest that can be dealt with by an unqualified, you will require specialist support or you are likely to make issues worse. If you even think that you may have got bed bugs then speak to Wirral Pest Control.
Many people immediately go out and get new beds or mattresses, this truly is a total waste of time and money as the new bed will be rapidly infested by bugs from elsewhere in the room.
People who have an ant problem within their properties will understand just how terrible it can be, particularly when the flying ants emerge.
However, we are now considerably better equipped to take care of ants than we were even a few of years ago. We can now confidently offer a 3 year guarantee on ant jobs in almost all cases.
The process is perfectly safe for small children and pets.
Don't spend pounds on ant powders and ant gels when we can overcome your indoor ant infestation at a sensible price and offer you a renewable three year guarantee in the bargain.
Fleas problems are on the increase again, even with people who regularly treat their cats and dogs.
This seems to be simply because populations of cat fleas and dog fleas in the Wirral Pest Control region of operation are proving to be resistant to the active ingredients in the flea control products and solutions available to the general public.
The growth of these fleas is also caused by the increase in the presence of urban foxes in many places.
It is vital to deal with a flea infestation promptly, particularly in the presence of small children as fleas are intermediate hosts of tapeworm.
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Private Practice of Child, Adolescent, Adult, and Forensic Psychiatry
Medical Staff of Beth Israel-Deaconess/Massachusetts Mental Health
Assistant Clinical Professor, Harvard Medical School
I am honored to be a candidate for the office of APA
Major challenges continue to face psychiatry. The recent hurricanes have
devastated many of our patients and members. The ensuing national crisis has
highlighted the vulnerability of a previously hidden segment of our
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The bride had hired falconers to bring Darcey the owl, tie the rings to its feet with ribbons, and coax it toward the altar with a gauntlet at a recent ceremony in Sherston, Wiltshire, according to the Western Daily Press.
However, the newspaper reported the ceremony at Holy Cross Church became a funny lesson in the poor etiquette of barn owls at weddings when the creature, oblivious to the atmosphere of elegance and surprise it was supposed to contribute to the occasion, decided it would rather be sleeping.
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Despite a disappointing 2013-2014 season, Washington Capitals fans have a reason for hope- their prospects. The Washington Capitals' farm system is often overlooked, but a strong group of prospects is looking to change that.
Top 10 Washington Capitals Prospects
NOTE: Current Washington Capitals Tom Wilson, Dmitry Orlov, and Evgeny Kuznetsov are not eligible because I do not consider them to be prospects at this point
- Andre Burakovsky, LW, Erie Otters- Andre Burakovsky has cemented himself as the #1 Washington Capitals prospect. In 57 regular season games with the Otters in the 2013-2014 season, Burakovsky had 87 points (41 goals, 46 assists). In 14 playoff games, he added 13 points (10 goals, 3 assists). He's a dynamic playmaker who has the ability to create scoring chances every time he touches the puck. He could be on the 2014-2015 Opening Night roster, but I think he'll spend some time in Hershey before arriving in DC.
- Madison Bowey, D, Kelowna Rockets- You know you had an excellent season when you set a franchise record for points by a defenseman in a season (60) when two of your team's alumni are Norris Trophy candidates (Shea Weber and Duncan Keith). Bowey is by far the Washington Capitals' best blue-line prospect. Bowey is a future top 4 two-way defenseman. He has an extremely aggressive style of play, which can be a good thing (21 goals) or a bad thing (93 PIMs). Bowey served as the Captain of the Rockets during the 2013-2014 season and I think it did him a lot of good. He can't go to Hershey next season, so he'll probably go back to the Rockets for one more season.
- Riley Barber, RW, University of Miami (Ohio)- Barber followed his impressive freshman year with an even more impressive sophomore season at the University of Miami Ohio. In 39 games, he scored 44 points (19 goals, 25 assists). He was a staple of the Redhawks' power play and penalty kill. He is a very fast and strong skater. He projects to be a top 6 two-way forward, but he'd be a great fit as a 3rd line forward too thanks to his defense. He'll spend at least one more year with the Redhawks before officially joining the Washington Capitals organization.
- Philip Grubauer, G, Hershey Bears- Grubauer impressed during his brief stint with the Washington Capitals last season and he is penciled in to backup Braden Holtby next season. Grubauer is very athletic and can make saves that few others can. His positioning still needs to improve though. He projects to be an average NHL starting goalie or an above average backup.
- Connor Carrick, D, Hershey Bears- Despite Carrick's rough 2013-2014 season that saw him struggle with the Washington Capitals, he still has a lot of upside and projects to be a top 4 D. He is very good at moving the puck and at running the point during power plays, but he lacks ideal size and must improve his positioning. A full season in Hershey should help his development.
- Chandler Stephenson, C/LW, Hershey Bears- Stephenson is a fast, quick two-way forward. He battled back from injuries in 2012-2013 to have a very strong 2013-2014 season. He projects to be a 3rd line wing or center, though he could be a decent top 6 forward. He should benefit from regular playing time in Hershey next season and might be one of the first forwards called up in case of an injury.
- Nate Schmidt, D, Hershey Bears- Schmidt did well during his stint with the Washington Capitals last season. If the Capitals utilize him correctly, he could be a valuable player for them. He'll be an RFA once free agency begins. Judging by the Capitals' current blue line depth, I assume that they'll keep him. He has a very unique offensive game for a defenseman, but his defense is still somewhat of a work in progress. He projects to be a decent top 4 D option, but would be best suited as a 3rd pairing defenseman/power play specialist.
- Michael Latta, C, Hershey Bears- Latta was a part of the infamous Filip Forsberg- Martin Erat trade. He did very well in Hershey last season and I believe he's ready to contribute at the NHL level. Defense and checking are his strong points, but he has some upside on offense. He projects to be either a 3rd line or 4th line center who will definitely see time on penalty kills. He's a restricted free agent, but I definitely see the Capitals bringing him back.
- Patrick Wey, D- Wey is arguably the Washington Capitals' best stay at home defenseman prospect. He played well while paired with Orlov. His defense is very good, but he is somewhat of a liability on offense. He struggles to get the puck out of the D-Zone. Despite his struggles on offense, I still think he projects to be a very serviceable third-pairing defenseman, especially if paired with a puck mover like Orlov.
- Zach Sanford, C- Sanford had a successful season with the Waterloo Black Hawks of the USHL and will be attending Boston College starting next season. He has the potential to be a top 6 forward, but I'm not sure if he'll stick at center.
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Irrational Exuberance Again? (Ed Yardeni)
Is This Rally for Real? Indicators Are 'as Overbought as They Ever Get' (Jeff Saut/Minyanville)
Anyone but Larry Summers … (The Big Picture)
Uber's plans go far beyond car rides (CNNMoney)
The Eurozone is on the verge of repeating Japan's lost decade (Sober Look)
Elon Musk to Unveil Plans for Hyperloop Really Rapid Transit System (All Things Digital)
The Tale of Two Tapers (Eichengreen/Project Syndicate)
Social Media's Reaction to the Acquittal of George Zimmerman (The Lede/NYT)
Serendipity and Samples Can Save Barnes & Noble (Bloomberg)
In China, wealthy adults drink breast milk while millions of infants stick with formula (Quartz)
The charts below are courtesy of the WSJ and their Real Time Economics blog. They ran a piece with these charts after China reported that growth slowed to 7.5% year-on-year in the second quarter, down from 7.7% in the first. That puts the economy on track to hit the government's 7.5% target for the year, a result that would still be down from 7.8% in 2012, and the lowest growth since 1990. As many suspect official figures, the WSJ's charts showed alternative measures – growth in bank loans, electricity consumption and rail freight – which paint a decidedly mixed picture. These 3 measures are preferred to GDP growth, in the eyes of Premier Li Keqiang.


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The Lake County commissioners are prepared to veto a county option income tax today, and Lake County Councilwoman Christine Cid seems unlikely, at least at this point, to vote to override that veto.
So what happens if the income tax fails and the county has to start cutting spending again to try to erase the $15 million — and growing — budget deficit?
One answer is to go back to the "red book," a 2008 proposal that borrowed heavily from the Good Government Initiative, which county officials politely listened to, then repudiated, years ago. The Good Government Initiative was a privately funded study of government operations in Lake County, funded by the county's biggest taxpayers.
The consultant recommended a number of major changes that could save the county money, like closing the satellite courthouses in Gary, Hammond and East Chicago. Instead, the commissioners spent more money on upgrades to those buildings to keep them open.
Closing those buildings, and making some of the other recommended changes, will require more than changing county officials' mindset. It also will require up-front money to achieve long-term savings. Can county officials think that far ahead? So far, there hasn't been much sign of it.
It's not just Lake County officials who have earned blame, either. The school property tax referendums just a few days ago are a symptom of that.
Voters in Munster, Union Township and three other school districts across Indiana voted Tuesday to raise their own property taxes to prevent additional spending cuts in their schools. Voters in Boone Township (Hebron) and Knox voted down requests for property tax increases.
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Remember the idea of having the state eliminate the gap between haves and have-nots by taking over funding for school operations? You can forget it now because the state funding formula just reshuffled who has and who lacks. And over time these referendums, based on the results, are shuffling the haves and have-nots again.
Hebron school officials will make some deep cuts, then I expect the School Board will pursue another referendum for additional money to restore those cuts.
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Cliffhanger HH
Sold/Listed at: $16,500 USD - Oldenburg - New Video from 5/30/12:Campesino/Galoubet Gelding
Listed in 12 people's Favorites.For Sale, By Breeder.
Cliffy is a legitimate 17 hands tall. He is a powerfully built, substantial boy with a huge stride and enormous power and scope. Cliffy was recently started under saddle and is
w-t-c under saddle. He has tons of miles of hacking out on area roads and through pastures and woods. He is absolutely fun and completely reliable when riding out; he is used to traffic, dogs, livestock, wildlife and willingly crosses ditches and small creeks. Because of his young age (not 4 until mid-July), large size and lack of physical maturity he has not yet started jumping under saddle, but he shows excellent willingness and ability in the free-jumping chute. Incidentally he is also broke to drive and has been driven several times. He loads and travels like a pro, cross-ties, stands for the farrier and vet, and is happy living in or out. Currently turns out in a mixed group of horses with no problems. Cliffy's pedigree is packed with successful jumpers and he is an excellent jumper prospect for the serious amateur or professional.
Cliffhanger's sire is the now-deceased Holsteiner stallion Campesino. Campesino (Capitol I/ Sacramento Song) is approved and licensed by the German Holsteiner Verband. He was the only son of the legendary foundation sire, Capitol I, standing in North America with that distinction. In addition to Campesino, Capitol I is the sire of Cassini I & II, Calato, Carthago, Dobel's Cento, Clearway, Indoctro, Carolus I & II, Cardento and other international and Olympic showjumpers.
Campesino is a Grand Prix winner himself, and is the sire of former World Cup horse (and current Hunter Derby contestant) Carlos Boy (long listed for the 2008 Olympics) as well as numerous international showjumpers and Verband approved mares. He is the sire of Bundeschampionat foals and US born Premium Foals, including the highest scoring foal on the 2007 RPSI North American Approvals Tour.
Cliffhanger's dam, Apache Peak was a succesful jumper herself, earning top ribbons at such large shows as WEF. She is by the legendary Galoubet who has produced many internationally successful jumpers, including Baloubet du Rouet. Her damline traces back to Marlon xx, one of the most influential Holsteiner sires of all time; termed a "sire of the century". She has produced multiple premium foals and her oldest offspring is just starting his career in the hunter ring.
Cliffhanger was inspected and registered w/Oldenburg NA on 9/12/09. Although this registry does not score yearlings, Cliffy received high praise from the inspector. Among the comments were "Large colt, beautiful top-line, very correct in the legs, good joints and excellent neck".
Already USEF Lifetime registered.
Under-saddle video was taken during his first time being ridden in an indoor arena. Free-jumping video is from Cliffy's 3rd session in the chute.
Priced at $16500, subject to increase with training.
Sold/Listed at: $16,500 USD
Name: Cliffhanger HH
Breed: Oldenburg
Registered: Yes
Sire: Campesino
Dam: Apache Peak
Name: Cliffhanger HH
Breed: Oldenburg
Registered: Yes
Sire: Campesino
Dam: Apache Peak
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Ad ID: 32032
Updated: 8/11/2012
Foaled: 2008
Gender: Gelding
Height: 17
Color: Grey
Temperment: 4
[1=Bombproof, 10=Hot]
Jumping: Prospect
Registries: Oldenburg NA
Current Location: Warrensburg, MO, USA
Free-jumping, 3rd session in chute
In hand and at liberty
Under saddle; first time ridden in in-door
New under-saddle from 5/30/12
Name: Elizabeth Houtsma
Farm: Hillside H Ranch
City: Warrensburg
State: Missouri
Country: United States of America
Name: Elizabeth Houtsma
Farm: Hillside H Ranch
City: Warrensburg
State: Missouri
Country: United States of America
Offering Warmbloods Here In Good Standing Since: 11/23/2005
Hillside H Ranch is a small farm specializing in high quality sport horses, especially jumpers. Owned and operated by equine veterinarian and his wife, we also offer a full array of reproductive services, including freezing semen, embryo transfer, etc.