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Zesa announces load shedding reprieve
By Staff reporter | 27 May 2019 at 07:41hrs
THE Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has said load shedding hours have gone back to normal following extended power cuts last week.
ZESA spokesperson Mr Fullard Gwasira, he said the intensified phase two load shedding was only implemented on Friday last week.
"We have since resolved the issue of the phase two load shedding and that means we have gone back to the normal hours of load shedding.
"People should not panic, at the moment we are sticking to the scheduled time table that we have been working with and if something comes up, members of the public will be told," he said.
Earlier the company had said that generation at Hwange is depressed due to a technical fault therefore load shedding may be above the publicised schedule. On Friday, the company through its twitter page said vandalism of infrastructure had left more than 30 000 households without power countrywide.
"Up to 30 000 households are without power due to vandalism of about 4 000 transformers, cables and associated materials. ZETDC needs about USD15 million to replace the stolen materials," said ZETDC.
Due to rising consumption, the power company said members of the public must expect longer hours of load shedding than the ones stated in the published time tables.
ZETDC, however, said if consumption lessened, the power company could cut the load shedding hours.
"The published load shedding schedule is a guide for planning purposes and is not fixed. If supplies improve on a given day, the shedding will be shorter than stipulated and if supply deteriorates, then shedding will be longer than advertised," said the power utility in a statement.
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EcoCash sets aside RTGS$5 million for small businesses
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Harare billing system blacked out
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RBZ grants 26 firms bureaux de change licences
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TelOne to end DStv monopoly
Australia and Singapore crack down on fake news
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Zesa insists on 30% tariff hike
Govt sets up 146 info centres
Zimbabwe passport office has backlog of 200 000 documents
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Chamisa dragged to court over MDC presidency again
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Mwonzora ready to challenge Chamisa, Mnangagwa
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Zimbabwean born Mupita gets R22.5-million payday
MTN hikes contract subscription after awarding CEO R42-million
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Apple cancels AirPower charging mat
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Potraz unfurls consumer awareness campaigns
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Zimpost adjust prices
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Zesa insists on 30% tariff increase
Zimbabwe's RTGS$ weakens 20% against the real dollar
Airtime, data costs balloon
Huawei profit jumps 25% after winning smartphone customers
Amazon to hire 800 tech engineers in Texas in latest expansion
Mandiwanzira's bail reporting conditions relaxed
Econet separate its billing into per second and per minute billing
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs joins social media
Zimpost employees tThreatening to strike
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Econet hikes call tariffs to 22 cents per minute
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Personally I think we're still years away of being able to drop support for IE6. Its market share is still substantial on all websites I manage. The percentages are dropping, sure, but at a very slow pace.
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The Women's Center resource library has over 500 volumes available which provide resources to the campus community on issues such as eating disorders, Women's history, education, family, sex and gender, health and body, feminism, and many more. In addition, the library also has a diverse selection of fiction. Our video library holds nearly 20 videos (we are adding more everyday!) that address Women's issues, and also includes many popular films. Please see the Women's
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Lack of Funding Cancels Sioux Falls Journalism Workshop
SIOUX FALLS - A yearly workshop at the Crazy Horse Memorial to promote diversity and encourage Native Americans to enter the journalism field has been canceled this spring because of a lack of funding.
The Argus Leader reports that the Crazy Horse Journalism Workshop will be cancelled this spring and a committee will convene in the summer to discuss the program's future.
The South Dakota Newspaper Association puts on the event with funding help from the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute.
Freedom Forum Diversity Institute president Jack Marsh says fundraising has become a challenge. He says the organization was not able to raise all the money necessary to cover the expenses for the students, teachers and chaperones.
March says the budget for the workshop was expected to be about $35,000.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. -- Autumn Lau led Coker with a double-double by scoring 15-points and collecting 10-rebounds in Thursday (Jan. 24) night's 83-54 Conference Carolinas loss against Pfeiffer University (12-3, 7-3 ). The Cobras fall to 10-7 on the year, and 6-5 in league play.
Coker jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead on the Falcons at the start of the game, but the lead was short lived as Pfeiffer responded with a 9-0 run of their own. Coker struggled with shooting from the field, and found themselves down 20-points at the break.
Both teams exchanged buckets throughout the second half, but the 20-point first half deficit was too much for Coker to overcome. The Falcons connected on 13-of-33 (39-percent) three-pointers to help secure the win.
Besides Lau, eight other Cobras scored for Coker. Angie Lawrence joined Lau in double-digit scoring by contributing 13-ponts to the scoreboard. She also grabbed six rebounds and dished out two assist.
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The GAC is located on the campus of the Greensboro Coliseum Complex, the premier sports and entertainment facility in the Southeast. The placement of the GAC at the Coliseum Complex creates numerous advantages including the adjacent Coliseum Complex's Special Events Center that provides accommodations for meet registration, coaches' meetings and hospitality and vendor displays. In addition, the GAC will be located in close proximity to the Atlantic Coast Conference Hall of Champions, Greensboro Visitors Center and area hotels and restaurants.
This GAC brings together all major aquatic sports – competitive swimming and diving, water polo, synchronized swimming and other unique sports all in one venue. The GAC fully meets NCAA and FINA standards and offers Greensboro the opportunity to host high school and collegiate events, USA Swimming meets, Master's swimming and U.S. Water Polo events as well as a myriad of local, regional, national and international competitions.
In light of the intense demand for this type of facility, the GAC operates 15 hours a day. In addition, this multi-purpose facility serves local citizens through its diverse programming, including therapeutic rehabilitation and "Learn to Swim" classes in conjunction with the Guilford County School system and other instructional organizations.
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- 25-yard x 46' warm-up/down teaching and therapeutic pool with 6 swimming lanes
- 25-yard diving well with 6 swimming lanes and 8 diving apparatus
The combined water surface area of these pools is 17,895 square feet or approximately 1.5 million gallons of water. The facility will accommodate 1,848 off-deck permanent spectator seats and deck bleacher seating bringing total capacity to 2,500 persons.
The competition pool is an all-deep water pool, 52.5 meters by 25 yards with two moveable fiberglass bulkheads which will allow up to 10 different pool configurations (eight 50-meter lanes, 16 25-meter lanes, 22 25-yard lanes, etc.) for maximum flexibility. It will also have the capability to host two water polo events simultaneously and the main pool depth is 9' throughout tapering to 10'.
A 25-yard wide diving well, 17 feet deep, will be outfitted with a sparger system or soft water landing. The separate diving well features:
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Divers will also have access to warming showers directly adjacent to the diving platforms.
The competition pool and diving well will be equipped with complete state-of-the-art timing and scoring systems that include: track start systems, timing and scoring systems. High tech touch pads and relay judging platforms with speed lights to assist hearing impaired individuals will also be featured.
Pace clocks, underwater speakers for underwater recall and training, underwater lighting and remote judging terminals for diving and synchronized swimming competitions are also included in the design.
The Aquatic Center will also be equipped with a full color LED video display and scoreboard that incorporates state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems tied to the timing system.
The warm-up pool, 25 yards x 46', offers a fully ADA accessible ramp access for those with limited mobility and patrons in wheelchairs. In addition, the warm-up pool will have a handicap chair lift. A wide range of activities will be programmed for this space, including fitness classes, exercise programs, rehabilitation and sports injury recovery programs. This pool will be 4' deep and equipped with five swimming lanes.
A reception/control desk will be strategically placed for the observation and control of patrons and competitors entering the GAC, assuring a secure facility. Its location will enable staff to monitor the operation of the center and observe the pulse of activity at any time of the day's schedule. A pro shop will also be housed within the venue and will stock the latest swimwear, apparel, swim supplies and accessories from leading aquatic manufacturers.
Men's and women's locker rooms are provided with private shower accommodations and ample toilet facilities. Designated master's locker areas and youth locker rooms are also provided. In addition, a family changing room is located adjacent to the training pool. Additional amenities include ample support space for aquatic programs including wet classrooms directly accessible from the pool decks, dry classrooms, a production room, a fitness room, a trainer's/first aid room and separate accommodations for lifeguards.
All pools feature pressure regenerative filters selected for their high quality water, low consumption of potable water and minimal waste. These units were selected to enhance the sustainable nature of the overall building design. State of the art ultra violet water treatment will also be integrated with the filtration system. All pools feature high quality stainless steel re-circulating gutters designed specifically to enhance the competitive experience in the GAC and improve swim times.
The combination of deep water, rapid evacuation of wave action, and state-of-the-art competitive accessories will ensure that the Greensboro Aquatic Center will be recognized as a "fast pool" capable of producing many new record times.
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One 25 yard 17' Diving Vessel
All pools feature pressure regenerative filters. State-of-the-art ultraviolet water treatment will also be integrated with the filtration system. All pools feature high quality stainless steel re-circulating gutters.
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After a reassuring preseason debut, Robert Griffin III was due to have a game where he looked like a rookie for the Washington Redskins. That happened Saturday night against a veteran Chicago Bears defense.
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RG3 hardly looked overwhelmed, but he couldn't get in rhythm against the Bears. The Redskins had six first-half drives with Griffin under center. The results: five first downs, three points and one fumble by Griffin.
Griffin was on the run a lot more than in his debut. This was by design on many plays, but Griffin also left the pocket before he needed to a few times. He threw behind a receiver to kill one drive and overthrew Santana Moss on another try down the field. Griffin also made a few nice throws, finishing 5-of-8 passing for 49 yards. He added 17 rushing yards on three attempts.
On the other side of the ball, Brandon Marshall looked much better. He caught two passes for 61 yards during limited work. Jay Cutler looked very sharp with 122 yards on just 13 attempts.
We aren't going to draw any conclusions from a preseason game for either team. For Griffin, it's all part of the learning process. At least the Redskins' offense stayed healthy in this game. Their defense wasn't so lucky.
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This annual award honors a scholar who has shown outstanding commitment to the profession of sociology and whose cumulative work has contributed in important ways to the advancement of the discipline. During more than 50 years of groundbreaking, interdisciplinary scholarship, Lenski has developed social theory that guides concrete research. He has made lasting contributions to the sociology of religion, social stratification, the development of evolutionary social theory, and comparative macrosociology. Seminal works, such as The Religious Factor and Power and Privilege, remain influential today. Lenski has been an admired and effective advisor and mentor to graduate students, whose work and careers he has influenced greatly. Notably, Lenski has made very important contributions to undergraduate education, particularly to the teaching of Introductory Sociology. Lenski's scholarship is wide ranging, both historically and geographically; it is theoretical, but also empirically grounded. Lenski's career in sociology has been remarkable for its contribution to scholarship and for his contribution of the education of graduate and undergraduate students.
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pewterpirates wrote:Rocker wrote:I wouldn't get the pro unless you have the set up to utilize all the features.
Yeah. I'm just a novice gamer. I haven't bought a video game in probably 2 years. I'm not one of those gamers that buys every big game on release day. I mostly play Madden, the NHL game, and then get the occasional big game like Injustice. Heck, probably all I'll get for PS4 are those games and then every once in a while pick up a game that's a couple years old when it's marked down. Lol.
I just didn't know the best way to go. I'm so out of the loop on all the new consoles. When's the next big next-gen console coming out? I haven't heard much about a PS5 or whatever's next in line. Basically what I'm asking, if I buy a standard PS4, I'll be good to go or will that become outdated in the next year or so?
Teitan wrote:I think the PS4 is gonna have a long run. I still don't think they've fully tapped its capabilities.
The Outsider wrote:I guess Dawn of War 3 is probably the only game I care about this year, that isn't out yet anyway. Unless Warhammer: Total War 2 comes out this year as well. ****ing Games Workshop is taking all of my money again.
Nano wrote:Scorpio specs were released today
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Full reveal at E3
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Nano wrote:They had 3 big announcements.
Super Mario Odyssey
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Whether it is indoor or outdoor fiber-optic (FO) cable, using a step-by-step approach reduces the chance of fiber damage while ensuring the performance of fibers.
In our continuing discussion of installing FO cables, let's use a step-by-step approach in detailing how to strip and clean indoor and outdoor FO cables. Please refer to the noted FO cable cross-section diagrams as you read through the guidelines.
To strip and clean indoor FO cable preparation, follow this procedure.
Step 1: Decide how much cable you want in the termination cabinet, so you know how much jacket to remove at the slack end. Mark the jacket. Be sure you allow enough length. Some like to put a piece of shrink sleeve, about 2 in. or 3 in. long, over this point in the cable. These are available with your cable identification imprinted on them.
Step 2: Put a circular score around the outer jacket at 7 in. to 10 in. away form the cable's end. Be careful not to cut through the jacket and cut off the ripcord. Strip back and remove the 7-in. to 10-in. long piece of outer jacket to expose the ripcord, which you'll use to remove the rest of the jacket to the Step 1 mark. Make sure you have enough length on the ripcord to get a good grip. You can use a knife with a hook blade or one of a variety of other outer jacket cutters.
Generally, the jacket's outer part of the plastic is soft, and the inner part is hard or brittle. So, you should be able to bend the jacket, and the plastic will break off.
Step 3: Score the cable at the Step 1 mark, being careful not to cut through the jacket.
Step 4: Strip the jacket down to the mark with the ripcord, and remove it from the cable. Your best bet is to put a little nick in the jacket at the ripcord's location with the hook blade knife. This provides a good starting location for the ripcord and reduces the possibility of it breaking.
Step 5: Remove the outer jacket from the point where it will enter the termination cabinet to the slack end, making sure you leave a few inches of the jacket in the enclosure. Use cable ties to fasten the cable to a fastening part inside the enclosure.
Step 6: If the buffered fibers are in a sub-group jacket, you'll have to remove this, too, again making sure you don't cut too deeply through the jacket. If there are no sub-groups, just individual buffered fibers, unwrap them from around the strength member.
Step 7: Cut the strength member to length, and fasten it solidly to the enclosure. This will prevent the cable from pulling out of the enclosure and putting damaging strain on the fibers. If the strength member is a solid fiberglass rod, you may have to use a set-screw lug to attach it to the enclosure. If it is aramid yarn, then fasten it to the enclosure by wrapping it around a screw (manufacturers' recommendation). This writer finds crimping it in a lug is neater and more secure.
To strip and clean outdoor FO cable, you have to start with the outer jacket.
Removing the outer jacket. Step 1: Mark the armor (if the cable has armor) with the tip of your knife to note a length sufficient to expose the cable's ripcord, being careful not to go through the armor and cut the ripcords.
Step 2: Cut and remove the armor at this mark to expose the two ripcords (usually one each on opposite sides of cable).
Step 3: Nick the armor on each side with your knife to provide a starting point for the ripcords. Get a good grip on one ripcord and pull at 90 degrees to the cable; it will cut through the armor and jacket with ease. Do the same with the other ripcord, and the outer jacket and armor will come off in two pieces, with no strain on the cable itself. (With some cables, you'll find a gel-type adhesive on the cable under the armor, which you'll need to clean off at this point. There are many products on the market; make sure you use a safe, environmentally friendly, and effective product.)
Now you can move onto the inner jacket.
Removing the inner jacket. Step 1: Cut and remove a few inches of the inner jacket at the end of the cable to expose one or two ripcords.
Step 2: Nick the jacket and mark it to the length you want removed. Remember, the fibers inside have little protection, so use the knife sparingly.
Step 3: Grip the ripcords and pull to remove the inner jacket. This will expose nylon binding strings and a plastic covering over the fiber units.
Step 4: Using a small binder cord cutter (which is quite similar to a seam ripper), cut the cords. Cutting every second or third is enough.
Step 5: Using a wipe well soaked with gel remover, wipe the cable. As the gel dissolves, the binder threads will come off. Make sure you remove all of the gel.
Step 6: Unwind the loose tubes from around the center strength member. Cut off the filled tubes and discard them. Loose tubes have a bend memory; to make a neat bundle some technicians prefer to heat them with a heat gun or even a hair dryer to straighten them out. This writer's preference is to leave well enough alone and not look for trouble.
Step 7: Attach the strength member to the enclosure.
Step 8: Remove the buffer tube. You'll find the same gel on the fibers in this tube. This buffer tube is extremely hard plastic; if you over bend this tube, it will kink and break the fibers inside. Using a small cutter, cut around the tube, being careful not to cut through it. Then, grasp the tube on each side of the cut with the thumb and forefinger of each hand. Bend it each way carefully to make it snap.
Step 9: Carefully clean the gel from the fibers using an appropriate cleaner. Make sure you have good ventilation and a way of disposing your wipes.
One type of indoor FO cable, called "non-breakout" cable, is usually used indoors. As shown in Fig. 1 (on page 42), this type of cable has a PVC outer jacket, if the cable is riser rated. Under this jacket is a binder of some type (usually cellophane or plastic) that holds the fibers in tight bundles. Under the binder are the buffered fibers, which may be individual fibers or fibers in separate jacketed sub-groups. For the latter grouping, these sub-groups surround a central strength member, which is usually made of a dielectric type material such as fiberglass or aramid yarn. Generally, there will be one nylon ripcord on this type of cable.
The fiber unit, or buffered fiber, itself is usually 900 mm. You can connectorize this size fiber but probably don't want to run it more than a very few feet between cabinets because of its small size. And, you should never run this size fiber in a raceway because you'll surely damage it.
The other type of indoor cable, called "breakout" cable, is 50% larger in diameter than non-breakout cable. It can withstand rougher handling and generally slightly greater pulling tension.
The sub-unit jacket is only enclosing one fiber (surrounded by an aramid yarn). This sub-unit jacket can be anywhere from 2.0 mm to 3.0 mm (.08 in. to .12 in.). Under this jacket is, again, aramid yarn. If you're connectorizing the fiber, use this strength member and fasten it into the connector. If you're splicing instead, fasten these pieces of yarn to some attachment point in the enclosure. This type of cable is rugged enough to run from one cabinet to another without damage.
One product commonly used to remove gel from fibers and tools (d'Gel) consists of petroleum distillates and monocyclic terpene hydrocarbon. You dissolve the gel with this cleaner and then clear the residue left on the cable with alcohol. A similar product (PF cleaner) doesn't leave the residue behind so alcohol is not required for the final cleaning.


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Number - Title - Artist [Release Date] Contents
AL-1501 - Music For A Quiet Evening - Shura [1959]
AL-1502 - Dixieland Parade - Pee Wee Erwin and Preacher Rollo [1959]
AL-1503 - Sing and Dance Along With Johnny Long - Johnny Long Orchestra [1959] We'll Build a Bungalow/Calico Ball/In the Evening By the Moonlight/The Bee-I-Ee-I- Ee/Keep Your Skirts Down Mary Ann/Just Friends//Silver Dollar/Anytime is Sweetheart Time/Dixie/Hello/Nobody's Sweetheart/Just Like That
AL-1504 - Songs Of Faith - Various Artists [1959] There's A Leak In This Old Building - Brother Claude Ely/The Arm Of God - Jimmie Osborne/I've Got A Longing To You - Trace Family Trio/Wings Of Faith - Tommy Magness/Gathering Buds - Cope Brothers/Since His Sweet Love Has Rescued Me - Shannon Grayson & His Golden Valley Boys//I Need The Prayers - Clyde Moody/When The Hand Of God Comes Down - Mac O'Dell/I Cried Holy - Harlan County Four/Mother Left Me Her Bible - Esco Hankins/When We See Him Face To Face - Blue Valley Boys/He's Passing This Way - Wade Mainer
AL-1505 - The Fabulous Benny Carter Band - Benny Carter Band [1959]
AL-1506 - Honky Tonk Time - Eddie Smith and Murray Arnold [1959] Honky Tonk Time/Red Wing/Snow Deer/Exhibition Special/The Preacher And The Bear/When You And I Were Young Maggie/Smoking/Red Suspender Blues/Sweet Bunch Of Daisies/Hot Shot Rag/Over the Waves/Jumping Jennie/Silver Star Stomp
AL-1507 - Songs of the Trail - Denver Darling [1959] Old Shep/Tennessee Central #9/Silver Stars/I'm Gonna Sue Sioux City Sue/Ding Dong Polka/Cool Water/Roly Poly/Think Of Home/I Still Say Your Name In My Prayers/I'm Gonna Leave This Old Town others
AL-1508 - Hank Penny Sings - Hank Penny [1959] Bloodshot Eyes/I Was Satisfied/Tell Me About Georgia/Time Will Tell/Flamin' Mamie/We Met Too Late//Wham Bam! Thank You Ma'am/Hillbilly Be-Bop/One Heart, One Love, One Life/Steel Guitar Polka/Remington Ride/I'm Gonna Have My Picture Book
AL-1509 - Dixieland All Stars - Tommy Reynolds and Band [1959] Reissue of King 395-510. Sweet Lips/Satchel Mouth Swing/Gulf Coast Blues/Potato Head/Arkansas Blues/Happy Feet/Monday Date/Mecca Flat Blues/Squeeze Me/Hotter Than That/Waitin' For My Baby/Cornet Chop Suey
AL-1510 - It Hurts To Be In Love - Annie Laurie [1959] It Hurts to Be In Love/Hand in Hand/Nobody's Gonna Hurt You/We Found Love/You're the Only One For Me//Out Of My Mind/Please Honey Don't Go/I'm a Slave to You/Not Wanted/Love Is a Funny Thing
AL-1511 - Avenue Of Prayer - Bailes Brothers [1959] There's a Difference Between Religion and Salvation/Roman's Ten and Nine/Somebody's Praying For You/Jesus Is the One/Jesus' Blood/An Empty Mansion/Daniel Prayed/Building on the Sand/Goodbye Hallelujah I'm Gone/That's What We Need/Avenue of Prayer/Ashamed to Own the Blessed Savior
AL-1512 - Two Shades Of Blue - Jack Dupree and Jimmy Rushing [12/58] The Way I Feel - Jimmy Rushing/In the Moonlight - Jimmy Rushing/She's Mine, She's Yours - Jimmy Rushing/Go Get Some More You Fool - Jimmy Rushing/Somebody's Spoiling These Women - Jimmy Rushing//Walking the Blues - Champion Jack DuPree/Harelip Blues - Champion Jack DuPree/Overhead Blues - Champion Jack DuPree/Silent Partner - Champion Jack DuPree/Everybody'' Blues - Champion Jack DuPree
AL-1513 - Musical Madness - Homer And Jethro [1959] Boll Weevil/Blue Tail Fly/I Feel That Old Age Creeping On/Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home/It Bruised Her Somewhat/Goodbye Old Booze//Rye Whiskey/Cieltto Lindo/Groundhog/Poor Little Liza, Poor Girl/All Night Long/Three Night Experience
AL-1514 - Guitar/Vibes - Bill Jennings [1959] It's Easy to Remember/Ja- Da/Plus 8 others
AL-1515 - Songs Of The Hills - Various Artists [1959] The Death of Little Kathy Fiscus - Jimmie Osborne/Good Night Cincinnati, Good Morning Tennessee - Shorty Long/Shenandoah Waltz - Clyde Moody/Honey, Won't You Please Come Home - Luke McDaniel/Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine - Redd Stewart/My Lonely Heart - Jimmy Martin and Bob Osborne//The Death of Hank Williams - Jack Cardwell/God Gave Me You - Ann Jones/Big Blue Diamonds - Red Perkins/If God Can Forgive You, So Can I - Charlie Gore/The Lights Are Growing Dim - Harvie June Van/Money, Marbles and Chalk - Pop Eckler
AL-1516 - Jazz On The Rocks - Cecil Young Quartet [1959] Race Horse/Imagination/Plus 6 others
AL-1517 - Traditional Christmas Songs - Various Artists [1959]
AL-1518 - A Time For Prayer - Various Artists [1959] Jesus Will Save Your Soul - Tommy Magness/John Three Sixteen - Horton County Four/Little David Play Your Harp - Brother Claude Ely/I Feel Like Traveling On - Clyde Moody/Paradise - Kitty Mann/I'm on the Battlefield for My Lord - Musical Millers Quartet/I'm Gonna Walk On - Sherman Grayson/My Mother's Dying Message - Trace Family Trio/Be on Time - Mac Odell/Walking For the Lord - J.E. Mainer/I'll Have a New Life - Cope Brothers/Savior of the Old Rugged Cross - Gurney Thomas
AL-1519 - A Day In The Country - Various Artists [1959] Cherokee Waltz/Strange Love/Plus 10 others; Artists: Mac Odell, Red Perkins, Bob Newman, Clyde Moody, Elko Hankins, Jimmy Vernon, Jack Cardwell, Jimmie Osborne, Harve June Van, Jimmy Martin & Bob Osborne, Leon Jackson & Jimmy Bryant, Mattie Martha & Minnie
AL-1520 - Highway Of Blues - John Lee Hooker and Sticks McGee [1959] Nightmare Blues - John Lee Hooker/Moaning Blues - John Lee Hooker/Don't Go Baby - John Lee Hooker/Thinking Blues - John Lee Hooker/Late Last Night - John Lee Hooker/Devil's Jump - John Lee Hooker//Whiskey, Women and Loaded Dice - Sticks McGhee/Sad, Bad, Glad - Sticks McGhee/Head Happy with Wine - Sticks McGhee/Dealin' From the Bottom - Sticks McGhee/Get Your Mind Out of the Gutter - Sticks McGhee/Jungle Juice - Sticks McGhee
AL-1521 - Ann Jones And Her American Sweethearts - Ann Jones [1959] God Gave Me You/I've Had It/Plus 10 others
AL-1522 - Shura In Grand Piano Moods - Shura [1959]
AL-1523 - Songs Of Faith Volume 2 - Various Artists [1959]
AL-1524 - Bull Moose Jackson Sings His All-Time Hits - Bull Moose Jackson [1959] I Love You Yes I Do/I Can't Go On Without You/Cherokee Boogie/My Little Baby/I Want a Bow-Legged Woman/Have You No Mercy//All My Love Belongs To You/Little Girl Don't Cry/Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me/Sometimes I Wonder/Sneaky Pete/I Never Loved Anyone But You
AL-1525 - The Light Crust Doughboys - Light Crust Doughboys [1959] Guitar Jump/The New Sow Song/Starlight Waltz/Pappy's Banjo Boogie/Honolulu Lou/I Cried And Cried And Cried//Fisherman's Polka/No Suh/Oklahoma Waltz/Billy Goat Rag/Ezra's Waltz/It's A Dirty Shame
AL-1526 - The Country Gentleman - Charlie Gore [1959] Over You/Mabel Mabel/Each Time I Pray/Railroaded/If God Can Forgive You So Can I/Heaven Sent You To Me/This Orchid Means Goodbye/It's A Long Walk Back To Town/Who's Been Dragging Your Little Red Wagon/Gonna Take Another Walk Downtown/Stumbling Block
AL-1527 - Jimmy Osborne Singing Songs He Wrote - Jimmy Osborne [1959] Nag, Nag, Nag/Mama Don't Agree/I Hate to Be Jealous/This Evil Life Don't Pay/It's Just a Habit With You/God Has Taken My Flower/Give Back My Ring and Picture/The Moon is Weeping Over You/The Death of Little Kathy Fiscus/How Many Hearts Can Yoou Break/You Get the Roses, I Get the Thorns/We Can't Take It With Us To Our Grave
AL-1528 - Redd Stewart Sings Favorite Old Time Tunes - Redd Stewart [1959] Gotta Get Back to Dixie/Alone/Plus 10 Others
AL-1529 - Clyde Moody,The Genial Gentleman Of Country Songs - Clyde Moody [1959] Shenandoah Waltz/Ivy/Plus 10 others
AL-1530 - Great Swing Bands Of The Forties - Various Artists [1959]
AL-1531 - Andy Iona And His Islanders/Eddie Martin And His Serenaders - Andy Iona and Eddie Martin [1959]
AL-1532 - Old Time Vaudeville Nite - Caroll and Gorman and Willie Shore [1959]
AL-1533 - A Bouquet Of Songs For Mama - Eddie Berger [1959]
AL-1534 - Torrid Tunes - April Stevens and Marge Phelan [1959] Hot Tamale - April Stevens/Treat Me Nice - April Stevens/C'est Si Bon - April Stevens/Soft Warm Lips - April Stevens/You Said You'd Do It - April Stevens//Don't Try to Take It With You When You Go - Marge Phelan/The Hussy Song - Marge Phelan/I Want a Man - Marge Phelan/The Goodbye Song - Marge Phelan/How Could Red Riding Hood - April Stevens
AL-1535 - Latin Dance Party - Sacabas, Don Ipplito, and Linda Lopez [1959]
AL-1536 - The Kentucky Colonel - Bob Newman [1959] Turtle Dovin'/Lonesome Truck Driver's Blues/Sweet Orchard Vine/Hangover Boogie/Sweet Music/Tonight's The Night//Rover Rover/It Hurts Me/Haulin' Freight/Phftt! You Were Gone/I'm Gonna Give You A Dose Of Your Own Medicine/Sand Boogie
AL-1537 - Country Music In A Turner Style - Zeb Turner [1959] Chew Tobacco Rag/I'm In Love With Someone Else/Huckleberry Boogie/You're Gonna Be Lonesome Downhearted And Blue/Tennessee Boogie/A Drunkard's Confession//Back Back Back To Baltimore/I'm Glad That It's Over/Travelin' Boogie/Beside Your Picture Frame/Boogie Woogie Lou/How Can I
AL-1538 - Big Band Modern - Gerald Wilson [1959]
AL-1539 - A Whole Lot Of Blowin' - Various Artists [1959] I Told You So - Joe Holiday/Down Boy - Willis
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The Real Flying Saucer Men - DISCOVERED
How Scientists Visualize the REAL Flying Saucer Men
When scholars of the universe recreate spacemen along logical scientific lines, even those supposed weird little saucerites seem ordinary by comparison.
By I. B. Neer
PRYING eyes of science are probing into space again in the hope of detecting life on other planets. Armed with new facts, previously accepted theories about what lies beyond the Earth are being discarded by scientists every day and the possibility grows more and more distinct that creatures, more fantastic than our most vivid imaginations could conjure up, may inhabit the planets around us. They make those startling stories of weird little men in flying saucers seem tame by comparison.
Dr. Henry Norris Russell of Princeton recently threw a bombshell into scientific circles when he said: "It appears now to be probable that the number of inhabited worlds within the galaxy is considerable. To think of thousands, or even more, now appears far more reasonable than to suppose that our planet alone is the abode of life and reason."
And H. Spencer Jones, Britain's Astronomer Royal and one of the world's most noted inter-planetary authorities, declares: "It is reasonable to suppose that life on any other world will have developed along forms that are entirely different from any with which we are familiar and that are possibly beyond our conception."
Just how would those inhabitants look? Could they be men, beasts, plants or a combination of all three? To get the answer, experts in the field were polled. This question was put to them: "Knowing what we do about conditions on other planets"differences in the constitution of the atmosphere, in the proportion of land and water, the temperatures and other phenomen"what kind of people could conceivably inhabit them?"
Some startling answers resulted. However, all the experts pointed out one vital fact: on most planets, life as we know it cannot exist. An earthman would die at once on Mercury, his organs ruptured by the boiling of his blood in the tremendous heat of the sun"if he weren't asphyxiated for lack of oxygen and dried up by lack of water. But the experts all agreed it is entirely possible that other planets may have developed their own life forms, entirely different from ours, suited to the very, very special conditions existing on their worlds!
Let's go planet-hopping and take a look at a portrait gallery painted by the imaginations of inter-planetary experts.
First to Venus because it is most like the earth in weight and size and, except for the moon, comes closer to us than any other globe. Scientists are convinced that the planet Venus has an atmosphere, but it is composed almost entirely of carbon dioxide, with no detectable free oxygen. No evidence of water vapor has been observed, hence the surface of the planet must be largely desert, with no rivers, lakes or oceans.
What kind of people can live there? John W. Campbell, Jr., a profound student of extra-terrestial life who is editor of Astounding Science-Fiction, a magazine which has successfully prophesied many of the most astounding recent scientific discoveries, says: "Life can exist on Venus without oxygen. Here on earth we have micro-organisms which can stay alive in sulphuric acid and kerosene. Undoubtedly there are life forms which can take the oxygen from carbon dioxide, and why can't these be creatures of flesh?"
Would a Venus man look vaguely like a human? "Why not?" counters Mr. Campbell. "After all, the human form on Earth represents two billion years of experimental engineering on the part of nature. It is the best possible form to do the things it has to. There is every reason to suppose that life on Venus, or on any other planet, if it has developed to a high level, has taken human form. But this form would have to conform to the specific conditions of the planet."
Thus, Mr. Campbell points out, the lungs of a Venus inhabitant would have to be designed to perform a special function of extracting oxygen from carbon dioxide and his body cells would have a different chemical nature than ours. Now, since carbon dioxide is an extremely poor source of oxygen, a Venus man would have to breathe in considerable amounts to extract oxygen, hence his lungs would be developed to enormous size, giving him a tremendous barrel chest.
His food, Mr. Campbell says, would consist of fats and hydrocarbons. Trying to get life energy from these sources is like trying to burn gasoline under water"it can be done, but you need an awful lot of gas. Therefore, a Venus man would have a grossly protuberant belly and heavy, columnar legs to support his bulk. Because his energy source is poor, his movements would be lumbering and sluggish. And since he must eat such huge quantities, he would literally eat himself out of house and home, living a nomadic life, constantly on the prowl for food.
For this reason, Mr. Campbell thinks that the existence of a high culture on Venus is extremely doubtful since culture develops when people don't have to spend all their time just keeping alive. The Venus man would have no time to think, hence the race would be virtually beastlike.
Now let's leap to Mars and observe a Martian as described by Major James R. Randolph, engineer, mathematician and physicist, who taught at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N. Y., and Rhode Island State College and lectures extensively on interplanetary subjects. This is his conception of a Mars inhabitant: He has slender arms and legs, a large chest, wide, flaring nostrils and a broad mouth. His head would be about a quarter the size of his body; his eyes would be dark-adapted, with wide pupils. His size is problematical" Major Randolph's guess is that he would be about four feet tall but he frankly admits there is no real basis for the assumption.
Now, why would a Martian look like this? Gravity on Mars is only 38 per cent of what it is on earth, hence everything would be easier to push, pull, pick up and carry. If everything weighs less, there would be less need for muscle, hence the reed-like limbs.
Why the large chest, the wide mouth and nostrils? There is considerable evidence that Mars has an atmosphere but it is extremely thin and the pressure is very low. Now, says Major Randolph, since air occupies more space if there is less pressure, a Martian would have to take much more air into his lungs than we do and oversize organs would result.
The mouth and nostrils would be wide for the same reason"larger air spaces would be required. The head, encompassing a normal brain, would be the size of an earthman's thus disproportionate to the rest of his body.
Now come to Jupiter and prepare for a shock. Inhabitants who can conceivably live there are really something to see. The conditions on this planet are such that Jupiter man would have to be short, squat, with tremendous muscular developments and no eyes in his head! Yet despite this, he would be able to see in his own way.
Mr. Campbell explains: "The massive muscles would evolve because gravity on Jupiter is two and a half to three times that of earth, requiring the expenditure of considerable energy. The atmosphere is so dense and deep that it is perpetual, unrelieved night, making eyes useless, hence undeveloped.
"But why couldn't a Jupiter man see by a built-in sonar system, much like bats?"
Next, we call on Saturn, Uranus and Neptun the cold, remote wastes of the solar system. The atmospheres of these giant ' planets are known to contain hydrogen, marsh gas, helium, ammonia (on Saturn) and no oxygen at all. Such an atmosphere is poisonous to Earth men.
However, Fletcher Pratt, famous military and naval analyst and inter-planetary researchist, says: "Knowing what we know about these three giant planets, any life form there must be completely different from ours. It would have to use a nitrogen instead of an oxygen base, with lungs and other internal apparatus designed in such a way as to extract nitrogen from the atmospheric gases."
Because of the known difficulty of extracting nitrogen from methane and ammonia, the creatures would have to possess enormous intake surfaces, and since gravity on the three planets is extremely high, they would possess heavy, squat forms. Light would be absent because of the distance of the planets from the sun, hence, like Jupiter men, the inhabitants would not have eyes but "some sort of organ to keep from running into things."
Mercury, the fastest-moving planet in the solar system, has three lands one of eternal day, one of eternal night and the third (the so-called intermediate zone) a land of light and darkness. The land of night is intensely cold, the land of day burning hot. But the sun alternately rises and sets in the area in between, producing temperature variations.
Kenneth Heuer, lecturer at the Hayden Planetarium in New York City and author of the book Men of Other Planets, tells how a Mercurian might look.
He would follow the shifting sun every moment to stay in the most favorable zone, Mr. Heuer says. This means that he would be on the move practically every minute, would have no definite home, hence no culture could arise. A Mercurian would probably be four-footed, to make locomotion simpler. His food would consist of lower forms of vegetation, such as lichens on rocks. And again, because of the extremely tenuous atmosphere, the inhabitant would have a deep chest and large breathing orifices.
Now, between Mars and Jupiter are more than 50,000 tiny worldsminor planets called asteroids which have not been able to hold any atmosphere. They are airless, waterless, barren wastes. Hence, Mr. Heuer believes no life such as we are familiar with could possibly exist. No life, that is, except . . .
"Why couldn't mineral life exist there?" he asks. Rock men?
"Exactly. Mineral life could best withstand the conditions which, as far as we know, are totally devoid of any animal life-sustaining factors." How would they move or talk?
"They wouldn't move. They would remain eternally where they are. And why couldn't they communicate with one another by some form of telepathy?"
There you have them the creatures of other worlds as come to life in the scientific imaginations of the experts. Perhaps in centuries to come, man will span the vast reaches of the universe and at long last come face to face with his neighbors in space.
Until that time, however, we can only sit at our instruments, study the heavens and, based on what we see, let our imagination roam into other worlds.
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