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The Fender Bass Guitar... Explained!
The Fender Bass Explained...So many designs, so many names, so many specifications...what's the difference between all those models, after all?
There really is a Fender Bass for everyone, and we're going to help you choose yours by breaking down the complex code of what's what when it comes to the Fender bass.
WE'RE GOING TO START RIGHT FROM THE BEGINNING, with the bass guitar that changed everything; the sound of popular music would never be the same again once the Fender Precision Bass came onto the scene. Fender's extremely popular Precision Bass Guitar, or "P Bass" as it's commonly known, was the first bass to receive widespread attention... it was a revolutionary!
One of the most notable P Bass players is Iron Maiden's Steve Harris, who's first bass was a Fender Precision in 1971. Being the band's principal composer, it's no surprise that his incredible bass abilities and distinct galloping bass patterns are prominent in the band's tracks. Fast neck, great sound and feel, versatility and quality, what more could you want.
The original Precision Bass, introduced in 1951 featured an alder or ash body, maple neck and a shape that was reminiscent of the Fender Telecaster, which was released 1 year earlier. Many factors contribute to distinguishing one Fender Bass from another, the body shape, the materials, the scale, but one of the biggest differences comes from the guitar's pickup system.
The first Precision Bass model had one single-coil pickup, which is still one of the most common pickup designs and can be spotted on a number of popular guitars, including multiple Fenders, electric guitars as well as basses.
The use of just one single coil is not as favourable in as many guitars as it was back in the day. "Precision-style" pickups are generally placed in the "neck" or "middle" position, but some luthiers and performers have used P pickups in the bridge position, or in between two Jazz pickups. The P Bass later received two single-coil pickups, that were offset from each other, (one under two strings), making them buck the hum, a highly desired pickup style to today.
Depending on the various specifications of the guitar, the single coil can produce quite a vast spectrum of tones, from a strong, fat mid-heavy sound heard on some Gibsons (that feature the P-90 "soap bar" single-coil), to the clear and crisp tone produced from the Fender Telecaster.
Shortly after its birth, the P Bass was given a pretty radical upgrade, ridding it of all things Tele, Fender contoured the guitar's edges and redesigned the guitar to resemble the "new and modern" Stratocaster. Among other updates, the P Bass' single-coil pickup was replaced by a new split-coil arrangement in 1957.
This new configuration featured 2 staggered pole pieces, connected in a humbucking mode.
Various onboard circuits, fretless designs, pickup position adjustments... A lot has happened to the P Bass since its introduction in the '50s, the design has been redesigned countless times to create, if you like, spin off guitars, each with the perfection of the Precision. Some of these guitars include the Fretless Precision, American Vintate and Road Worn, just to name a few. For the full range of Precision Basses, take a look at Fender's Precision page here.
The world was first blessed with the Jazz Bass back in 1960 and since, this bass has been fundamental in the development of many artists' signature sounds in certain genres, such as Funk, Reggae and Jazz Fusion.
This Fender bass actually puts less emphasis on the fundamental harmonic, making it one of the first choice instruments for bassists who want to be more "forward" in the mix.
The Jazz Bass was initially known as the Deluxe Model, but with its narrow and rounded neck, the guitar appealed greatly to many Jazz musicians, hence the name change.
Of course changes have been made to the original model, such as the replacement of the old clay-style tuners and the introduction of block inlays and an optional maple fingerboard. 2008 saw the development of this classic bass further, with the American Deluxe models featuring 3-band EQ. You can see the various Jazz Bass models here.
The original guitar featured single coil pickups, with two pole pieces per string. This pickup configuration gave the Jazz Bass a stronger treble sound that the P. Bass, and was Fender's attempt to compete with the "famously bright" Rickenbacker bass of the '50s.
With its bright sound and brilliant high end, the Jazz Bass was ideal for slap bass and great for finger picking style players too. The Jazz Bass' bridge pickup gives more treble, and the neck pickup yields a rounder sound with the brightness coming from the two pickups and their positions being at different points in the string's lengths.
The Jazz bass has the ability to blend both pickups, as they have separate volume controls so you can access them individually, so the player can achieve a wider range of sounds than the P. Bass. These pickups are reverse wound, reverse polarity (RWRP) from each other, which means that all hum is cancelled when both pickups are at cranked all the way up. The pickups at full volume gives the classic scooped "growling" sound that many players have become fond of.
Bassists such as Will Lee would use this effect for playing slap bass as well as some other common Jazz bass techniques.
First introduced in 1966, the Mustang Bass is a cool, shorter scale alternative to its notorious big brothers. The Original Mustang Bass had a feisty mid-60s vibe and was initially available in 2 standard finishes, red and white. In '69, both the Mustang electric guitar and bass were given competition finishes, Red with three white stripes and Lake Placid Blue with lighter blue stripes. (The yellowing of the lacquer on some early models has also resulted in "rare" colours like Surf Green, in reality a yellowed Competition Blue).
The Fender Mustang Bass features a 30" scale neck, making it significantly shorter than the Precision and Jazz Basses. This short scale design makes the Mustang very comfortable to play, an ideal choice for students, beginners, players with small hands and guitarists-turned-bassists.
This short scale bass features a Special Design split single-coil Mustang Bass pickup, quite similar to that of the Precision Bass. Other special features include one volume and one tone control, its string-through-body routing, alder body and rosewood fretboard.
Two Mustang variants can be seen from time to time. The Musicmaster bass was released in the mid-60s as a student option, and featured one single-coil pickup (6-pole Strat pickup under a solid plastic cover). Squier have produced the Vintage Modified series of Mustang Basses, as well as the Bronco Bass from fender's Affinity Series, which is basically great for guitarists who occasionally need a bass, it tunes easily and sounds full and rich.
Possibly Fender's most versatile basses, the Jaguar Bass is Fender's most recent bass model. The Jaguar Bass, manufactured in China and Japan, was unveiled at the 2006 NAMM Show and comes with some features that are bound to get a few of the guitarists among you thinking about picking one up.
Although the Jaguar bass takes its looks from the Jaguar electric guitar, its features are very similar to that of the Jazz bass. The neck and bridge pickups are taken from the Jazz, and the Jag features quite a similar tone to this model too, with the two sharing the same recognisable "growl" that made the Jazz bass so popular in its earlier days.
So what makes this a Jaguar then... well this bass features a standard 4 saddle, vintage-style, top loading bridge and tuners, on board preamp, two vintage Jazz Bass single-coil pickups and on/off pickup switches.
The guitar's complex controls give the Jaguar a very unique tonal flexibility...
like no other Fender guitar.
Being a great bass guitar, Fender have made the Jaguar available to everyone, producing different models for various playing abilities. For example, in 2010, Squier released the Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass which also became available in a 'special' model and an 'SS' (short scale) version to appeal to the diverse range of bassists. The Modern Series Jaguar Bass was released in 2011 and the youngest model is the Mikey Way Signature, unveiled only this year and features Fender's striking large-flake silver sparkle finish and black racing stripe, you can't miss it.
Each of these basses was created for a particular player, all to particular requirements, with particular specifications and particular purposes... but whichever Fender Bass you end up with, you'll know where it came from, and you'll know just what it's capable of!
For more Fender, see our Fender Brand Page here.
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The New Hampshire connection struck again for the University of Connecticut baseball team on Friday.
Brentwood's Carson Cross pitched 6 1/3 innings to earn the victory and Nashua's Billy Ferriter cracked two hits and scored two runs, leading the University of Connecticut to a 5-2 victory over the region's top seed, Virginia Tech, in an NCAA first-round game in Blackburg, Va.
Not to be outdone, Nashua's Dan Feehan added to his school record for appearances (now 85) by pitching two-thirds of an inning to earn a hold.
The Huskies, seeded fourth in the Blacksburg regional, advanced to play second-seeded Oklahoma in a winners' bracket contest tonight at 5:30 p.m. The Sooners beat Coastal Carolina, 7-3, in the region's other game on Friday. Virginia Tech will battle Coastal Carolina in a losers' bracket game at 1 p.m.
Cross, an Exeter High product, scattered six hits and allowed one run, in the fifth inning. He walked three and fanned three in raising his record to 9-4.
Ferriter singled to center and scored in Connecticut's three-run fifth, then did the same in the ninth as the Huskies tacked on an insurance run.
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Students kicked off part of Litchfield playground after engandered birds lay eggs.
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These two killdeer eggs have been laid in the center of the active playground at Griffin Memorial School in Litchfield.
- Two federally protected birds have laid eggs in the middle of the Griffin Memorial Elementary School playground, prompting school administrators to cordon off a small area in hopes the eggs will thrive.
The pair of birds, believed to be migratory killdeer, left the two eggs in the playground's bark mulch this past weekend.
Kindergarten students and a paraprofessional noticed the two birds hovering in the area on Monday and spotted the two speckled eggs. As a precaution against disturbing the eggs, Principal Scott Thompson kept students inside during recess on Monday. The school also contacted the state Fish and Game Department and the Audubon Society of New Hampshire.
"Since the birds do not seem to be around when the children are outside, we decided to set up a small barrier that would allow the kids to still play outside while keeping the eggs safe," Thompson said Tuesday.
"I can't keep them inside forever. So, I think we are doing what we can. The kids have really been great about this."
According to Becky Suomala, a biologist with the Audubon Society, killdeer are very common in New Hampshire, and they are not endangered or threatened. Even so, Suomala stressed, they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, meaning the law prevents their nests from being disturbed.
Killdeer typically do not build nests, but instead lay their eggs in open space, explained Suomala.
"They like to nest on open, flat ground such as construction sites, farm fields and roofs," she said. "They seem to be fairly tolerant of disturbance, but you cannot move the nest to a different location."
This is not the first time that a local school district has contacted the organization about killdeer eggs being laid on playgrounds, according to Suomala.
"Hopefully the birds will adapt to the activity there. If they don't, they could abandon the eggs if it isn't adaptable," she said.
Typically, killdeer eggs hatch after about 24 days of incubation. The baby birds will often fly within just 24 hours.
If the nesting is successful, there is a chance the two adult birds will return next year to lay their eggs in the same location or nearby, Suomala said.
She said the school is giving the eggs the best opportunity for success by securing the area.
"We have warned the students to be respectful and careful. We realize it is difficult though, as these eggs are right out there in the open," Thompson said.
On Tuesday, the birds were elusive during school hours, as there was significant outdoor activity with students cleaning the school grounds and planting flowers in honor of Earth Day.


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DENVER, Co. – The Chicago Fire were undone as a pair of second half goals from Colorado Rapids forwards Omar Cummings and Kamani Hill propelled the Rapids (3-1-0, nine points) over the Fire (1-1-1, four points), 2-0, at Dick's Sporting Goods Park Sunday afternoon.
Entering the match after the first victory of the season, Fire head coach Frank Klopas tinkered with the Starting XI, slotting Fire captain Logan Pause in at right back for an injured Dan Gargan and giving Colombian Rafael Robayo his first starting nod of the young campaign.
The Fire nearly broke through in the 38th minute as Marco Pappa found Dominic Oduro darting into space. The fleet Ghanaian collected the pass in stride before firing a low, driving effort into Rapids' 'keeper Matt Pickens. Despite chances on both sides, the first interval finished deadlocked at 0-0.
The home side found the opening tally in the 58th minute when newly acquired midfielder Martin Rivero played a hopeful ball over the top of the Fire defense to Brian Mullan on the right flank. The veteran Rapids midfielder tracked down the ball at the endline before sending a precision pass to Omar Cummings in the box. The Jamaican forward met the pass and buried his shot past Paolo Tornaghi to give the Rapids a 1-0 advantage.
Searching for the equalizer, Sebastian Grazzini played a ball in behind the Rapids defense finding Oduro charging into space. The Fire forward ripped a shot on goal that Pickens punched away in the 68th minute.
The Rapids found a second goal in the waning moments of the match. Hill, making his Rapids and MLS debut, picked up a loose ball at the top of the 18-yard box. The former Bundesliga forward cranked a shot that Tornaghi was equal to only for the rebound to fall directly to the UCLA product who in-turn calmly placed his second effort into the back of the net at the far post in the 92nd minute.
The Fire step outside of MLS action next weekend, but will remain in form with a match against Louisville at the Toyota Park practice field on Saturday, April 7 at 10:00 a.m. CT. The Men in Red return to league play against the Houston Dynamo at Toyota Park on Sunday, April 15 at 6:00 p.m. CT (NBC5.2/Galavision). Chicago Fire Season Tickets are available by calling 1-888-MLS-FIRE (657-3473), via Ticketmaster or by heading to the club's official website at Chicago-Fire.com.
- In his third consecutive start for the Fire, Paolo Tornaghi recorded seven saves.
- Gonzalo Segares appeared in his 150th match for the club.
- The Fire fall to 1-2-3 in matches played at Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
- The Fire was held scoreless for the first time in the 2012 season.
- In seven career matches against the Fire, Omar Cummings has tallied six goals.
Chicago Fire 0 – 2 Colorado Rapids
Chicago Fire: Paolo Tornaghi; Logan Pause © (Orr Barouch, 83'), Jalil Anibaba, Cory Gibbs, Gonzalo Segares; Marco Pappa (Federico Puppo, 78'), Pavel Pardo, Rafael Robayo (Daniel Paladini, 61'); Sebastian Grazzini; Dominic Oduro, Patrick Nyarko
Substitutes not used: Sean Johnson, Austin Berry, Hunter Jumper, Corben Bone
Colorado Rapids: Matt Pickens: Kosuke Kimura, Marvell Wynne, Drew Moor, Luis Zapata; Jaime Castrillon (Kamani Hill, 81'), Jeff Larentowicz, Brian Mullan, Martin Rivero (Tyrone Marshall, 87'), Tony Cascio (Well Thompson, 67'); Omar Cummings
Substitutes not used: Steward Ceus, Scott Palguta, Quincy Amarikwa, Joseph Nane
Scoring Summary
COL – Omar Cummings (Brian Mullan, Martin Rivero) 58'
COL – Kamani Hill (unassisted) 92'
Misconduct Summary
CHI – Sebastian Grazzini (caution) 55'
Referee: Chris Penso
Assistants: Chris Strickland, Mike Rottersman
Fourth Official: Yader Reyes
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Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell is "all in" on naming Baltimore Orioles director of pitching development Rick Peterson as the team's new pitching coach, and the team is expected to name their candidate Tuesday, Nov. 6. Peterson met with the team Saturday, Nov. 3, and the interview went "very well."
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|Red Sox | Four known candidates for pitching coach vacancy
Sun, 04 Nov 2012 10:43:19 -0800
The Boston Red Sox have not interviewed Kansas City Royals bullpen coach Doug Henry for their vacant pitching coach position, according to a team source. Chicago White Sox bullpen coach Juan Nieves, Baltimore Orioles director of pitching development Rick Peterson, Royals minor league pitching coordinator Steve Foster and Miami Marlins pitching coach Randy St. Claire remain the only known candidates for the job.
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|Red Sox | Rick Peterson to interview
Fri, 02 Nov 2012 14:56:01 -0700
The Boston Red Sox will interview Baltimore Orioles director of pitching development Rick Peterson for their pitching coach position Saturday, Nov. 3, according to a baseball source.
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|Red Sox | Granted permission to talk to Rick Peterson
Fri, 26 Oct 2012 21:28:18 -0700
The Baltimore Orioles granted permission to the Boston Red Sox to talk to interview Rick Peterson for their pitching coach position.
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|Red Sox | Looking at Rick Peterson
Tue, 23 Oct 2012 14:40:15 -0700
The Boston Red Sox are intrigued with the idea of hiring Baltimore Orioles pitching guru Rick Peterson as their next pitching coach. However, it's less than a 50-50 chance that Peterson will join the Red Sox.
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|Orioles | Rick Peterson to implement biomechanical research
Fri, 20 Jan 2012 17:12:28 -0800
Baltimore Orioles pitching coach Rick Peterson plans to implement some biomechanical research to the team's pitching staff this year in order to determine what is causing certain pitchers to incur injuries. "It's based on Dr. Andrews' research at ASMI (American Sports Medicine Institute) to get an MRI of the pitching delivery to make sure that the measurements in that delivery are falling into normative range to optimize performance and reduce the risk of injury," Peterson said.
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|Orioles | Rick Peterson hired
Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:50:09 -0800
The Baltimore Orioles hired former pitching coach Rick Peterson to serve as pitching development coordinator. The job is a newly created position that is a hybrid of the minor league pitching coordinator position and that will provide added responsibilities in areas of players development and the farm system.
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|Orioles | Team meets with Rick Peterson again
Wed, 14 Dec 2011 02:27:38 -0800
The Baltimore Orioles met with pitching coach Rick Peterson on Tuesday, Dec. 13, about a supervisory job in the organization. This is the team's second meeting with Peterson.
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|Yankees | Rick Peterson not an option
Mon, 15 Nov 2010 14:30:54 -0800
Former Milwaukee Brewers pitching coach Rick Peterson will not be hired by the New York Yankees as their next pitching coach, according to ESPN's Buster Olney.
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|Brewers | Rick Peterson not returning
Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:26:25 -0800
Milwaukee Brewers pitching coach Rick Peterson will not return to the team next season, according to SI.com's Jon Heyman.
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Report published April 29, 2013 in The Mexico Ledger
The Thunderbirds were kept to 2 hits Friday when they played at Sturgeon. Sturgeon made it to the final four last year and all their starters from last year have returned this year.
Sturgeon scored 4 in the first inning, 1 in the fifth and 2 in the sixth with the final 7-0.
Tanner Murphy for the Thunderbirds was the losing pitcher, pitching 2 innings, allowed 4 runs, 3 hits, 3 walks and had 2 strikeouts. Spencer Kelly was the winning pitcher.
For the Thunderbirds, Jake Kee was 2-3, and Ryan Thurman was 1-2 with a walk.
North Callaway is 8-6 on the season and Sturgeon remains undefeated at 8-0. North Callaway returns to action today in the Fulton tournament playing Mexico at 2 p.m.
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Revolution win playoff opener
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Andy Dorman and Kelyn Rowe scored for the New England Revolution in a 2-1 victory over Sporting Kansas City in the opener of the Eastern Conference semifinals Saturday night.
Aurelien Collin notched Sporting's only goal. The two teams meet Wednesday in Kansas City in the second leg of the aggregate goal playoff round.


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Just heard that the Phillies have set up their rotation for the first three games of the National League division series against the Milwaukee Brewers: Cole Hamels will pitch Game 1 on Wednesday, Brett Myers will pitch Game 2 on Thursday and Jamie Moyer will pitch Game 3 on Saturday.
This isn't a surprise.
Hamels is their best pitcher, so they will pitch him Game 1. Myers dominated the Brewers earlier this month. And because the Brewers struggle against righthanded pitching, they probably didn't want the Brewers to face back-to-back lefthanders. The Phillies think they have a handle on Myers' recent pitching woes, but we'll know for sure Thursday. And Moyer goes Saturday in Game 3 in Milwaukee.
So what happens after that?
I think it depends on the situation. If the Phillies lead the best-of-five series, 2-1, you might see Joe Blanton on Sunday. If the Brewers lead, 2-1, the Phillies have to decide if they want to pitch Hamels on short rest or stick wtih Blanton and bring back Hamels at full strength for Game 5.
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Iain MacIntyre: Trevor Linden's back to finish business
Trevor Linden, the new president of the Vancouver Canucks, through the years as a player.
Photograph by: Maggie Wong, Vancouver Sun Graphic
VANCOUVER — It's hard to say whom we missed more, Trevor Linden or his dad.
Asked about his son's new job as president of hockey operations with the Vancouver Canucks, Lane Linden said Wednesday on the phone from Medicine Hat, Alta: "I'm just glad he got another job. I was afraid he was never going to work again. The people at the unemployment office must have got tired of seeing him the last six years."
As usual, Lane and Edna Linden were the last to know what their son was up to. When Trevor informed them Tuesday that not only was he rejoining the Canucks but he would be running the National Hockey League team, his mom asked what he was getting himself into.
Good question.
What is this beloved Canuck icon, member of the Order of Canada, doing putting his hockey legacy at risk?
"Part of the reason you love the game as a player is you love the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat," Linden said Wednesday upon his return to the Canucks, six years and three days after his final game. "It becomes addictive. Part of the reason about being back in this chair today is the opportunity to win, the chance to win, a chance to do something special here in Vancouver."
The hiring of Linden, easily the most loved figure in franchise history, is so wildly popular the Canucks immediately pushed back to next Thursday the deadline for season-ticket renewals. This gives the many ticket subscribers waffling at renewing after this dreadful season, eight more days to digest the change from fired general manager Mike Gillis to Linden.
The Canucks have scheduled a noon webcast Friday to allow Linden to answer questions from concerned ticket-holders. Already, there has been a surge in renewals.
But there is irony amid the euphoria surrounding Linden's repatriation.
The happy environment contrasts starkly with the ominous mood around town in 2008 when owner Francesco Aquilini announced Gillis as Dave Nonis' successor.
The former player agent was a contentious hire.
But beyond the initial debate about Gillis' worthiness, the Canuck landscape was incredibly favorable for the new GM. Nonis and previous manager Brian Burke had left him a treasure of core players in their mid-20s ready to become stars in the NHL. With an excellent coach in Alain Vigneault already in place, the Canucks were a rocket poised for takeoff. And with Gillis' fine-tuning, the team soon won back-to-back Presidents' Trophies and made it to Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup final.
Six years later, get beyond the warm, fuzzy story of Linden's return, and the team landscape is perilous. The core is stale and in its early 30s, and the Canucks are teetering at a precipice. Without swift and substantive personnel changes, impeded by all the no-trade clauses players possess, the Canucks could burrow to the bottom of the standings and stay there.
"There are many moving parts," Linden said of the roster challenges he faces. "I've got some ideas, but I'm not willing to share them today. I like this core because there are good people there and they're character players and they deserve the right to be where they are. Having said that, at this juncture, there needs to be a full evaluation of how we get better and what that looks like."
Linden will hire a general manager. But understand clearly: Linden is in charge of all hockey operations. The Canuck management model, when finished, will look a lot like the Colorado Avalanche's. Vice-president of hockey operations Joe Sakic runs the Denver team, with a lot of input on personnel from coach Patrick Roy. Technically, Greg Sherman is the general manager.
Linden's general manager, likely to be an experienced, draft-accomplished manager/administrator, will work for him. Linden will make the big personnel decisions. He has a GM "profile" in mind, but wouldn't divulge it. He said he will look internally, as well as outside the organization, so current assistant general manager Laurence Gilman should be a candidate.
"Obviously, there will be some changes," Linden said. "But I intend to surround myself with good, thoughtful, independent thinkers. That's how this organization will make the right decisions.
"(The Aquilinis) have given me full control to make the right decisions, and full autonomy. Obviously, in any sports organization, a good working relationship with ownership is important. But ultimately, I'm very comfortable with the autonomy that I have."
Autonomy is a significant issue because Aquilini has been battling perceptions that his family interfered in hockey operations when Gillis was supposed to be in charge.
"Trevor will make all the decisions on hockey-related personnel – coaches, players, free agents," Aquilini told reporters.
Later, in explaining his decision to replace Gillis with Linden, the Canucks' chairman said: "It's about a change in direction and a new voice. Am I disappointed with this season, just like all our fans? I'm disappointed. Everyone is saying: 'What's going on here?' Now, it's up to me to make the change. Our season-ticket holders are all waiting there to see what's going to happen. We want to get their confidence back and Trevor's going to do that. Trevor is the guy that we feel will put the best possible product on the ice. We have full trust in him."
Linden played in the NHL for 20 years, led the Players' Association out of the worst labour war in league history and helped broker a Collective Bargaining Agreement worth billions. But he has never made a trade nor drafted a player. Of course, neither had Gillis.
"He went through that bloody NHLPA situation – some of the worst times – and it wore him down but it didn't break him," Lane Linden said. "That experience will bode well for him with this position.
"He may have the effect of selling tickets, but from Trev's part, he's there to do a job. He didn't finish it with a Stanley Cup ring with the Canucks in 1994, but that objective is still front and centre. He may not get it in a year. It may take a long time. But by the end, he'll get that job done, too."
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Juventus boss Antonio Conte is suffering a lack of striking options ahead of Tuesday's Coppa Italia semi-final clash with Lazio.
The 43-year-old has been left with a depleted strikeforce following injuries to Sebastian Giovinco and Nicklas Bendtner, while leading scorer Fabio Quagliarella misses out through suspension.
And Conte admits he is erring on the side of caution before making a decision on Mirko Vucinic's fitness.
"We'll have to evaluate Vucinic," Conte told reporters.
"He played 90 intense minutes at the weekend after a period in which we had to preserve him because of his ankle.
"I'll need to speak to Vucinic, but I have to evaluate everything. I don't want him to get injured again, I want to be cautious.
"We'll have to carefully consider whether to give him another 90 minutes, especially as we only have one striker left in Alessandro Matri.
"I'm not yet able to say who will play, I'll have to deploy someone out of their natural position."
The Bianconeri are also set to be without the influence of Andrea Pirlo once more.
The 33-year-old missed out on the 4-0 victory over Udinese at the weekend and Conte confirmed Pirlo would again be unavailable for selection.
He added: "Pirlo won't play, that's for certain. However, Claudio Marchisio should return."


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NASA has unveiled some beautiful new pictures of the entire Earth shrouded in darkness, but lit up from below by street lights, wildfires, and the faint glow of moonlight. The images are composites of thousands and thousands of photos gathered by the NASA-NOAA Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (NPP) satellite, which uses a new kind of infrared camera to detect light sources that previously were not always visible from space. It took the satellite 312 orbits to capture quality images of every spot on Earth, and months of computer crunching to assemble to shots.
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There's also this new close-up image of the lower 48, showing our nationwide power grid hard at work. One thing that sticks out for us is the surprisingly large bright spot in what appears to be an otherwise dark North Dakota. Could that be the state's exploding oil industry working overtime?
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'- iorse i c_'"i i • in almost constan use t 1 • • htve hauled on it 1 t i ,-; : 1 i ,.;:■! ivi.l.ou the gold fe7£e of ad the speck of yellow mstal that stavted the great excitement the original cause of the great i fornin gold fever the first fever germ is at the n.iti mai mil leum it is securely sealed in a little glass bottle and there is no longer any danger of contagion according to the washing ton star it is a little il ittened piece of gold ub ut the si of a gold dollar it 1 the piece found by marshal i while digging a mill race the year before the fever set in it was sent direct to the smithsonian in august ims the following is a copy of the letter that accompanied it : san francisco aug 23 184s — this paper contains the first piece of gold ever discovered in northern part of upper california it was found in february is 17 by james w marshall in the race of capt john a suiter's sawmill about forty-fiv miles from slitter's fork on the s mth branch of the american fork it was beaten out with a hammer by mr marshall to test its malleability it is presented to the inationa institute washington d c j l folsom j l folsom was a captain in the ( nited states service there are many pieces of gold in california claimed to be the first found but none of them have the facts in favor of their claim the discovery of this piece of gold by marshall led to the search for more and it was found it was the seed that up toisso had pr iduced 81,2 10,000 000 in gold prior to this discovery indians and a few missionary priests had been collecting some gold in other parts of the state but this was the very lir.-it piece found in the gold belt and it led to the great rush to california in i dr r m dawes the dentist of west washington was one of the forty niners who started out from washing ton he was talking over the matter with a star reporter for a little while last evening a party of us he said ' took a sail ing vessel at baltimore in march and we were seven months and fourteen day m 1 ing the trip to san francisco l'i 1 i re were my br a in r and ex-sen tor s irgent i hen a local ivj orter in wash in ton '■:>:■or two of her \\ a?hington bo s :::, : iu elf and there wer ■■lite a numb r 1 i others from baititn ■.■■to make up the party r f * i : i l was thewa sargent firs went to t hi state he after ward represented in the senate we had a i •:'■■. ivird voyage the cap tain oi i h ■. .■el treate i u ; so badly that when we got to liio de janeir 1 we complained to the < consul and had him re rn red this caused a delay of lourteen days then at valparaiso we i to unload a steam engine and other cargo «\ hich caused a delay of twenty days more it was a very weary voy 1'ore we got to s.ui francisco sargent d:d not go all tha way with us he got off at valparai o and from there saile i to s m francisco in another ves sid i remember that he studied span ish all the way from baltimore to rio de janeiro when we arrived at san francisco several of our parly who were carpen ters stopped there they got 10 a day for working at their trade there and thought i better than taking the chances in the mine there were six in my party who went into prospect ing everything was fever and excite ment there then all sorts of sensa tional reports of big finds were circu lated but there was uot as much out lawry as many people suppose in san francisco there was considerable gam bling it was not much of a city then all the buildings were frame and the gambling houses were like the frame barracks they put up for soldiers the gaming-rooms were in front and the bar in the r-jur gamblers would pay 50 a night for each table the never counted the money but just stacked it up on the table and measured it in that way the gam blers were the only men who wore white shirts there were no courts if a man committed an offence in the diggings he was tried by twelve men selected for the occasion and their decisions were prompt and just for t hat reason there were few crimes committed our gold was !;■;'; in camp without any one to guard it and it was nevei stolen 1 would sometimes leave a day s digging in a pan out in the sun to dry i\o one ever disturbed it for serious crimes the jury of twelve would hang a man tor petty larceny they would horsewhip him aud give him twentv fonr hour to get out of camp if a man sunk a pit and threw a pick or shovel in it he could go on prospecting and if he returned any time within ten days he wonkl find his claim to the diggings respected when our party landed he <■<>■; tinued we went to sacramento where we g ■! t\v.e3 yoke of oxen and a wago 1 thai ha 1 com overland and star ■■■for the diggings well stocked with pro visions we w m first tn s mth fork ; hen to xori h fork or fe ith r river tiiere w,i=j o nrich mud that we had to a u on our cattle and wagon and carry our jacks on o ir backs we did p ■•::;. well but 1 w;i ■[■■]. and had to ke.'p otil 01 the treiiche and give up ruining for a w hile when we dis solved p irt nership jit xorl h fork a 1 sack of flour fell to my h iv an.l 1 m d i ' <: s:jih i then bought a i iat . ; ;:.:;.: liot quail a ! jack r ' - hits and sold them in san francisco i quail brought 87 and 8 per dozen dead : aud 12 alive and jack rabbits r7 and ' s8 each the second time i went back to san francisco the cholera was rag ing there men were dropping dead i like sheep 1 went into the diggiugs again and i we came across a big rock near middle fork standing high out of the water which whiiicd in a swift eddy around it we knew if there was any gom in ! that locality it would be right in that eddy so we iilhd bags with ship ma le a d i:u to turn the water aside so we could get at it the very first dip of ray pan brought up 21o worth of gold after working there a week wo 1 divided up and each got 900 as his share there were six cf us after we got that hole worked out we began on the high banks and it p;iid well but the work vyas too dan gerous there were large loose rocks ; overhead and one d ly i just saved my [ self by swinging to a ledge in time to : lei one pass under me us it rolled down : the bank alter that we stopped work '■'■■:■■■■the next rich place we struck was iii onion valley when we got ih •;••• t was so cold that we could work i two hours a day but each of us made from s:;n to s a day the gold was in large nuggets some were found worth 30 to it was verv late when we struck there and could not stay long on account of the cold we left a party there and my brother told me that they had been snowed in without fuel and most of them were severely frostbitten and some died from exposure none of us got rich dr dawes c mtinue !. the trouble was with all the miners that they did not stay in one place long enough to make it pay if they hud been content to stay where they were making 10 to 20 a d^y they might have done well i3ut there were always false reports of immense finds somewhere else and they would pull up stakes and move on only to find that they had been fooled no matter how well they were doing a report of i something bettor carried them off in this way they spent as much in pros pecting as they made in digging some of th in goi terribly demoralized i i have seen strong m j n crying because h v could not get home to the ka t i i ■:■• i . .:! ' uot send them money j to bring them ba ■!:. and they conid not earn enough •■\\ ith all our good luck i guess ihe ::: : money i had at any one time wns abi i'.i ; 1 .*>' ■'■! . k lcii week t he mem bers of a company luu w way of guess ing va ■■lie amount of gold they had ac cumul :!■■'. i ho man w ho came farthest from the mark to pay for a bottle of whiskey none of niv company could make out how it was hat 1 never had j to pay for the whiskey i always guessed last and put the figures just between the two extremes so there w s always some one farther from the mark than i it was roughing it with a vengeance out there i hav ■slept out in the win ter rains without a tent and merely something over my head to keep the rain from battering my face and little trenches dug around my body to carry the water off how jackson entertained president jackson's table manners were as democratic as could be desired lie had at each plate two forks one of which was of silver and the other of steel the president used a steel fork himself and after his dinner he always smoked his tobacco from a long-han dled corncob pipe andrew jackson entertained lavishly on the night of his first inauguration the carpets of the east room were ruined by the orange punch and lemonade which we e served to the crowd wheh came to this recep tion barrels of this punch were made and it was brought into the room in buckets at la-t the people began to rush cor the waiters as soon as they en tered the room glasses were broken and ladies dresses ruined tubs of punch were taken into the garden and in this way the throng was drawn off and it was possible to serve cake and wine to the ladies at jackson's fare well reception a monster cheese as big as a hogshead and nearly a yard thick was cut with saw blades made into knives and served out to the guests each guest received three pounds of cheese the event was the talk of the nation and when van buren became president his new york friends emu lative of lacks in sent him a big cheese it was cut up in the east room the greasy crumbs falling upon the carpet were trampled into it and the ruination of the furniture during these two ad midistration led the later presidents to discontinue the practice of serving eat ables at general receptions now no guests comes to dinner at the white house unless invited in van buren's ilwy barcourt in his souvenirs d'un diplomat says that the president's cook told his valet that for several months proceeding the election of i s 10 • many persons arrived at the white j house for breakfast or dinner and threatened to vote against van buren if they were not entertained thecook stated that he had all the trouble pos ■'■'>'.'■in satisfying hem and they often returned what he sent up doing so on the pretext that it was uneatable and o:ik'i -' something alse.—lijipincott ! it : easier to !. ■wise fo others than for ' ' ■• • farm and garden notes provide the animals in pasture with shade the dust bath is to fowls what water is to man repeated hoeing hastens the growth of sweet corn cabbage and cauliflower bees give a valuable product and cost little for keeping beyond providing shelter inconvenience is often caused by losing the names of fruit trees in young orchards a go;>d zinc label is desirable an advocate af free access to salt for sheep says they will not overeat as when salted only occasionally but freely mr i d remington claims there is no animal kept on the farm that will begin to pay as much money as a bre d ing mare a woman who has had success iu raising turkeys says it is always best to keep young turkeys off the grass when the dew is on it gardeners say that in the larger vines of peas there is a better succes sion of bloom giving a longer picking from the same seeding than the dwarf peas afford the best way to set a hen is to do it at night if she is to be moved to , some other location carry her ou the ; nest as she will be better reconciled to ' the change western farmers soy that if they ap i ply petroleum to their seed corn it pre i vents its disturbance by birds and squir ; rels and does not injure the corn or re tard its germination when a contangious disease breaks out in a flock of fowls it is better to destroy all rather than have the disease get rooted on the farm as the germs may remain for years potatoes with deep eyes arc objection able a smooth even surface enables '. the housewife to pare the potatoes with little waste and if combined with elongated shape to bake them impeded teach a young calf to be led by a rope and if it is to be bred for a cow the accomplishment will greatly in crease its value the sooner this do cility is learned the better for the ani mal and its owner the first jersey cattle boom started in new york in 1879 in 1883-4 r : v 000 was an average price for a good jersey cow and the price ran up occa sionally to 10,000 prices have come down since but the jerseys are as good as ever there are few farms in the united states which would not be better for having some sheep grazing on them they eat the refuse feed and m mure the ground sheep manure is favorable to the growth of heavy wheat and corn it is suggested that the first litter of a young sow will never be a large one they should be taken off when six weeks old and fed by themselves though one or two of the weaklings may be left two weeks longer with this help the litter will make a more even lot of shoats 1 — i carloads of toothpick3 ax enormous business ix the pink tree state are you aware of tho extent of the toothpick business in maine the questioner was mr j c bridgeman who represents the national toothpick association that seems to be a pie ty big name for a small business i sup pose you think he continued but you will be surprisee when i tell you that our association has contracted for enough toothpie-ks to be mi de in maine the coining year to load a train of fifty cars with nothing but tooth picks we shall takfl out of maine before next june 5,000,000,000 t o1 h picks a pretty fair-sized wood lot you see will be slit up to go into the mouths and vest pockets of millions of americans maine furnishes the larg er portion of all tho toothpicks used in the country our association controls the trade it is something like the standard oil trust t e cotton 8 d oil trust and the lately formed rubber trust it regulates the price and output of tooth picks as the big ti usts regulate the prices and output of oil or rubber goods we have not adopted the name toothpick tru-t yet however we have a mill at bel mont n y harbor spring mich and foil d u lac wis besides the e all our mills are in maine one at strong one at farnington one at canton anci two at dixneld there is a small mill at mechanic falls also but it has not joined our association in hassachu ! setts also there is one small mill not i in the association so you see maine i is the great center of the industry ol i toothpick making — portland ( me ) \ frets —.- the first circular saw ever known to 1 m m kind was hammered out at the an \ vil sixty odd years ago by benjamin ' cummings at burtonville n v this ' man was an inventor a soldier in the ; war of 1st aud a civil engineer and ai led in the construction of the firs ten miles of railway in the united states the beneficent leraon a golden frctt that 13 wobth its weight is gold ' while you are giving people simple rules for preserving their health why don't you tell them about the use of lemons an intelligent professional man asked me the other day he went on to say that he had long been troubled with an inactive liver which gave him a world of pain and trouble until recently be was advised by a friend to take a glass of hot water with the juice of half a lemon squeezed into it | but no sugar night and morning and see what the effect would be he tried it and found himself better almost immediately his daily headaches which medicine had failed to cure left ' him his apetite improved and he gain ed several pounds iu weight within a few weeks after awliile heomittedthe i drink either at night or in the morn . ing and at times he does without either of them i am satisfied from experiment said he that there is no better medicine ' for persons who are troubled with i bilious and liver complaints than the j 1 simple remedy which i have given 1 which is far more efficacious than qui , nine or any other drug while it is de j void of its dangerous consequences j it excites the liver stimulates the di ; i gestive organs and tones up the system ' i generally it is not unpleasant to take either indeed one soon gets to liking i it i r a unny thing a funny thing occurred down at our house christmas said the brake man i'm away almost every night in the year but christmas night i lay j off and staid home with the wife and i babies next door to us lives one of . the stingiest old codgers that ever was wheeler is his name and everybody calls him stingy wheeler he is an old chap who lias no children and no friends and who is said to be worth a good deal of money i've had a good deal of sickness in my house this win ter and times have been right hard with us it wa mighty little christ mas we had i can tell you well there's one thing we can say henry s.'.i 1 my wife to me and that is that our house is not hard to warm it beats all the way coal doss last us here that half-ton you got a month ago isn't nearly all gone yet thai's the way coal lasts when there s nobody to steal it as we had when we lived last i replied now there's only one man in this neighborhood i d suspect ol stealing coal and that's stingy whee ler i wouldn't trust that old codger verv far neither would i said my wife that night after we got in bed my wife woke me saying that she was sure she heard some one in the coal house i believe its old wheeler i said so do i my wife replied but be careful henry and don't get into any trouble with the old skinflint she aided as i hastily dressed myself softly i tiptoed jut to the coal-house and sure enough there was n man bard at work with a shovel it was tisigy wheeler and was throwing coal from his bin into mine hotel work;hop3 a good hotel now has within its walls a workshop in which it employ piinters carpenters a cabinetmaker keyfitter plumber glasier npholsterei and electrician the e'evator shafts and interior courts enhance the clanger of fire though not nearly so much as to offset the protection which marble floors and brick partitions offer but that is not a perfect hotel which is not also fitted up with ehewieal tire extin guishers and hose plug aiu which has not organized its male help into a well disciplined band of firemen practiced i i the parts they must play whenever tire breaks out the principal hotels usually boast of at least one or two among their porters who are at the same time professional bouncers able to quell disturbances summarily when it breaks out in the large cities the managers staff is not complete unless it has a detective or two upon it usu ally a man who knows the faces and tricks of the m st active criminals es pecially thieves and confidence men • in the country but the best policeing a big hotel gets is from its own guests their numerous perambulation are great hinder.inces to crime - hotel re porter th3 transpacific cable the project to lay a transpicifi cable connecting australia and van couver british columbia will if suc cessful according to a prime mover ic the sccme reduce th ■tariff betv.i ■; london engl md and australia i sixty-five cc:its to twenty-seven i ni per word it is calculated th :.■total co ; of tli cable will be 10,000 i a great l3?acy to bequeath to your chil'lreu i a strong e'ean imre constitution — better than wealth becau.se it will uever prove a curse vi u cannot civc wh it v'-u do nol n ssc33 but m ithers will iind i v '< favorite pie xipiion a wonderful in ip correcting u!l weakne se . bringing their systems into perli cl c nditi*»n - ■thui their children untainted ball rise tocall them blefesed ! tht re - uot a urujrps in tnc : > ! da a e ,-.■i ck sa:i.l i ways of getting a light the lanterns of the greeks and ro mans contained an oil lamp its side were made of layers d horn waxed parchment linen or bladder glass lanterns were used in england as early as 705 they were expensive however and 1,000 years later the tin lantern was chiefly in use among the poor people in the acropolis at athens according to a historian was a golden lamp so large that when filled it would hum night and day for a year above ii was a bronz > palm tree to carry off its fumes and act as a reflector the chinese excel in the man u fa - tnre of lanterns they have used them forages some of their mandarins have them built at a cost of thousands of dollars each the word built is nol out of place hero for these lanterns are twenty and thirty feet high and contain hundreds of candles their sides are often of rich colored silk while in wesi virginia recently said a traveling man 1 saw a lamp that was primitive enough a saucer was filled with grease and over the edge of it hung a lighted wick it splutter jed sonic but m e < tiough light to ren der the darkness visible anil its heat was sufficient to light the pipes of the family t was more used for that purpose thanany other it appeared to me though il v : t i j mlv litrht in the i house lamp '•,,;.: ■from a greek word lampas the candles of scripture are supposed to have been lamps in which olive oil was burned the earliesi lamps wen shallow vessels of terra cotta either round or oblong in shape there was a small opening in the top i in which oil was poured at one side was a handle and opposite a nozzle i through whicfi a wick protrude 1 this form of lamp is often represented in pictures many of them were or namented with representations of war scenes or chariot races < hicago xeirs ic ain't so ono of tho pillars in one of our col ored churches a brother who excels in public prayer and who is known for his ability to offer a more comprehen sive petition than any man in the con gregation was called upon in the prayer meeting wednesday night of last wee to lend in prayer and after touching a variety of subjects thus handsomely acquitted the administration of the responsibility of short crops low prices and depression in business o c-.d a nighty said he some folks say ! .;..■: ■■on the account of the old in r l i.'veland tli i we are h iv ing the.-c hard time ■■■■; ii aiu'i so our father j be pi opie must pray nil re and depen ! iu • i n the almighty arm and less <■:: the old man < level i::d that's what's ;!. • in ttter 0 lord the people don'i p?av the brother then wen i on t i cite the lord to a cer i:i ■ion \\ hen he had j rayed for rain aud goi a splendid shower notwithstanding all the signs indicated dry we ther and everybody said there would be no rain til the moon changed this wus a clincher and amen and yes yes went up from every part of the congregation statesrille landmark fut3 and calls papa observed little johnny gray what does this mean in the paper what is that my son why what do puts and calls 1 mean > they mi an -.<; 1 i lie ol i man who h id taken several flyers they mean that a man goes on wall street and puts some money in the hands of a broker well wir.it do calls mean oh they mean my son that when he calls for it he don't get it tin i incou it r in true frontier sty'e judge john m wright lias given the siivc-r city i x m enterprisi the particulars of a duel 1 etween con ryan and one burke who delighted in the sobriquet f the tenor of tho black range they were both well-known mining men they had been quarrel ing all night and about six o'clock in the mrrfiing burke said let us fi'u r lit it out like men get your gun ryan said he didn't have a gun bnrke answered that he would furnish him one and the two men went together to burke's house at the head of main street burke procured two 45's ami stepping to the fence threw one down on the ground remarking there's your gun that's no way to do said ryan you can shoot me while i am picking up the gun besides i don't know that it's loaded burke then threw his gun down on the ground and the two men picked up the guns together while ryan was examining his gun to see it it was loaded burke fired at him twice without effect ryan then levelled his gnu and quickly took deliberate afhi and fired when the terror of the black range fell dead the ball struck a little to the lefi of the bridge ol the nose an 1 passed out through the back of the head ryan was placed under 4,000 bonds — at the lost kiss senator john sherman is a pretty cunning politician but he slips u one in ii te took a walk around springfield one day last week a buxom young lady holding a baby iu her anus was leaning over the gate in front of a large fine looking house what a lovely child exclaimed senator sherman ll prav may i kiss it certainly said the buxom young lady and the emmet ohioan gave the baby a smack that made it put out its under lip and wrinkle its red face all up for a howl that's as tine a child as i ever saw madam i'll warrant you it's the very picture of its father 1 said the senator hi fact the child interests me so much 1 would be pleased to have its father call on me at the hotel with this he handed oul a card sakes alive sir cried the buxom young lady it ain't got no father this is an orphan asylum chicago y it tell the whole story a religions exchange in a column of a-mced tes of animals tells of a dog owned by the kingston cih street rail road comjiaiij which recently watched the blacksmith shoe one of the horses and then held up one of bis own paws and showed plainly that he too want ed to be sho.l it does seem as if a church pa er above all others should n't be afraid to tell the whole truth but it appears this one i ; . after the blacksmith had refused to shoe the dog he sat around the shop until ni^lit chewing plug tobacco while he found fault with the weather and complained concerning the poor crops and lied about what an awful fell w he used to be to bind whe cadet shunk of pennsylvania who has been graduated at the head of his class at west point is a grandson of a former governor of the keystone state governor shunk was a self made man he was obliged to go to work at 1 vears of age but mat ageci to pick np v snfficu ul e lucation to be come a -< i i !>■her at 1 ">. 1l . ine ye irs ■he wa . twice elected governor of pennsyl vania — ■mm m whiting or ammonia in water is prefferab'e to soap for el aning win d i - . i eozema eradicated | cr-r — .-• -?• is dac ■■■. '. ■> r " ' ■' ' " m eatin '•• « ". • ' eez»ma »'■'• i taken swifl i with it wi a the bsginnins ' i i i r . vern i r l s.s.s no doubt in it lea s ( ad i ■•• ' well ll : .-■> ben i ■n case of sick h<j i feet 5 ■. : ■. - ner ca.,feb : .. • ' itsv j-uit v m v : .-: ' . iblccuatd kin dise ■. : 1 ': c ; . .-. rrzcmc co t>rewcr atlanta oa --'. ",.-." . ■•'•-.■" /'--■"• =>^ vv .:.■-. i quacks i ill : 7 lisas a-ess xa '■■••■■■•-- • rseateejnj to3ltet!i,$3 ffw&i55,5lami :;. h arjfjis remedy co mrs cnnssn :'_<•■. ,.:!_ .-:' j ..... ■;.. . it:i trlsl o 1 r r,::;r .'.;:. f tcrmsl
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|The Thursday, July 28, 1887 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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On Feb 6, 2016 Phil & Will Hodges launched their Blue Phenix, a high power rocket kit from Always Ready Rocketry on an Aerotech I500T-14A... Blue Phenix Maiden Flight
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Hi Dave, You may want to hear about a Blue Tube rocket I flew this weekend at Black Rock. It is a minimum diameter 3"...
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Hey there, this is Chris from Regina Saskatchewan Canada, got a 4inch Basic Blues kit from you and I'm very happy with it, awsome fast... Chris Issak, Canada
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Awesomeness! When I got my Blue Phenix Jr. for Christmas I was amazed how strong the tubes are! James Orange, Ca
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Hi Randy, got the BT today. That stuff is awesome! The29mm tube is a little oversized but I just need to sand the inside of... Bill Koropsak - Oklahoma
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I forgot to mention. While painting my Predator Jr. I left it outside to dry and it rained that night. It was under an awning... Bruce Harris, Virginia Beach, VA
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Sir, I believe you are being conservative on your motor recommendations for the Basic Blues 3. I have a 54mm MMT version that just flew... Basic Blues 3 on a CTi L265 Mellow Yellow.
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Mega Phenix I made a 6" Mega Phenix with Blue Tube 2.0 with custom fins for a project made by Dave at ARR and it... Chris Nolen
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Randall, I just received my October Special order! - Thanks to Alwaysready Rocketry I'll be helping people certify with these motors. thanks again! Tim Boschert - Prefect Tripoli Utah
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Hello Randy, BLUE TUBE RULES THE SKY!!!!!!!!! I got to fly one of the three days of West Texas Thunder rescheduled launch. I flew my... Paul Mazel
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Thanks for letting me use and review your tube! The review can be read here. Photos of his rocket are on our "Customer Projects Page" Cliff Oliver - EMRR
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Just letting you know I flew the Predator Jr today twice once on a j350 and a baby H128 with great results great rocket!! Wayne Schenk
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Oops I knew I forgot something. This is a story and testimony to the strength and durability of the Blue Tube product. As with most... Carey Allen
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Consensus Report
Preparing Chemists and Chemical Engineers for a Globally Oriented Workforce - A Workshop Report to the Chemical Sciences Roundtable (2004)Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology
Each report is produced by a committee of experts selected by the Academy to address a particular statement of task and is subject to a rigorous, independent peer review; while the reports represent views of the committee, they also are endorsed by the Academy. Learn more on our expert consensus reports.
Globalization - the flow of people, goods, services, capital, and technology across international borders - is significantly impacting the chemistry and chemical engineering professions. Chemical companies are seeking new ideas, a trained workforce, and new market opportunities regardless of geographic location. During an October 2003 workshop, leaders in chemistry and chemical engineering from industry, academia, government, and private funding organizations explored the implications of an increasingly global research environment for the chemistry and chemical engineering workforce. The workshop presentations described deficiencies in the current educational system and the need to create and sustain a globally aware workforce in the near future. The goal of the workshop was to inform the Chemical Sciences Roundtable, which provides a science-oriented, apolitical forum for leaders in the chemical sciences to discuss chemically related issues affecting government, industry, and universities.