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This report describes the historical weather record at the Morgantown Municipal Airport (Morgantown, West Virginia, United States) during 1994. This station has records back to February 1949.
Morgantown, West Virginia has a humid continental climate with hot summers and no dry season. The area within 25 mi of this station is covered by forests (99%)
Daylight saving time (DST) was observed at Morgantown, West Virginia during 1994. There were two time changes during 1994:
1994 was not a leap year, so it has 365 days and no February 29th. The first leap year before 1994 was 1992 and the first after was 1996.
The summer and winter solstices and the spring and fall equinoxes mark the passing of the seasons. They fall on nearly the same day each year, with differences of a day or two depending on the year. In 1994 they occurred on:
|Spring Equinox
|Sunday, 20 March 1994.
|Summer Solstice
|Tuesday, 21 June 1994.
|Fall Equinox
|Friday, 23 September 1994.
|Winter Solstice
|Thursday, 22 December 1994.
The hottest day of 1994 was June 15, with a high temperature of 96°F. For reference, on that day the average high temperature is 80°F and the high temperature exceeds 88°F only one day in ten. The hottest month of 1994 was June with an average daily high temperature of 84°F.
Relative to the average, the hottest day was February 19. The high temperature that day was 71°F, compared to the average of 44°F, a difference of 27°F. In relative terms the warmest month was November, with an average high temperature of 59°F, compared to an typical value of 53°F.
The longest warm spell was from June 9 to June 25, constituting 17 consecutive days with warmer than average high temperatures. The month of June had the largest fraction of warmer than average days with 77% days with higher than average high temperatures.
The coldest day of 1994 was January 19, with a low temperature of -19°F. For reference, on that day the average low temperature is 23°F and the low temperature drops below 7°F only one day in ten. The coldest month of 1994 was January with an average daily low temperature of 18°F.
Relative to the average, the coldest day was January 19. The low temperature that day was -19°F, compared to the average of 23°F, a difference of 42°F. In relative terms the coldest month was January, with an average low temperature of 18°F, compared to an typical value of 24°F.
The longest cold spell was from May 1 to May 15, constituting 15 consecutive days with cooler than average low temperatures. The month of May had the largest fraction of cooler than average days with 90% days with lower than average low temperatures.
The clearest month of 1994 was October, with 19% of days being more clear than cloudy.
The cloudiest month of 1994 was January, with 81% of days being more cloudy than clear. The longest spell of cloudy weather was from June 17 to July 1, constituting 15 consecutive days that were cloudier than they were clear.
This station provides hourly reports of significant weather events at and around the station, but does not report the quantity of precipitation at the station itself. This is common for weather stations located outside of the United States, and for a small subset of stations in the United States that are located at lesser used and smaller airports.
This station reports when significant weather events (including precipitation) are visually observed at or near the station. Such events do not always correspond to measured quantities of liquid equivalent precipitation, such as when the event is near by not at the station, or in the case of solid precipitation that does not melt in the collection basin.
The day in 1994 with the most precipitation observations was January 4. There were 24 hourly weather reports that day (out of a maximum of 24) in which some form of precipitation was observated at or near the station. The month with the most precipitation observations was January, with 275 hourly present weather reports involving some form of precipitation.
As determined by the present weather reports, the longest dry spell was from September 4 to September 15, constituting 12 consecutive days with no observed precipitation. The month with the largest fraction of days without observed precipitation was October, with 77% of days reporting no observed precipitation at all.
The month with the largest fraction of days with at least some observed precipitation was January, with 84% of days reporting some observed precipitation.
In this section we consider only those weather reports that indicate liquid precipitation. For the purposes of this analysis, we include thunderstorms even though some thunderstorms are not accompanied by liquid precipitation.
The month of 1994 with the largest number of those reports was March, with a total of 136 reports. The day with the largest number of those reports was December 10, with a total of 18 reports.
This station reports both when snow is observed to be falling and the measured depth of the snow on the ground. Both are subject to erroneous reports, but the latter is significantly less reliable. Please bear this in mind when reading this section.
In this section we consider hourly weather reports that contain an observation of falling snow. These reports do not necessarily correspond to accumulation.
The first reported snow fall in 1994 was on November 23; the last was on April 7. The month of 1994 with the largest number of those reports was January, with a total of 169 reports. The day with the largest number of those reports was January 4, with a total of 24 reports.
Snow depth on the ground is an optional and inconsistently reported part of standard weather reports. It is rarely reported more often than every six hours, it is often skipped, it is often reported erroneously, and a snow depth of zero is normally not distinguished from a missing report. These issues (particularly the last one) make it hard to collect statistics on snow depth with any confidence. To overcome this issue, we base our statistics on only those reports with present non-zero measurements of snow depth. Reports that fail to mention snow that is present, and reports that do not report snow depth because there is no snow on the ground are excluded because they cannot be distinguished from one another.
The first reported accumulation in 1994 was on January 1. The last day of the snow season with snow reported on the ground was March 9. The day with the deepest snow depth was January 18, with an average snow depth of 16.1" over the course of the day. The longest stretch of time during which there was always snow on the ground was from January 4 to January 27 (24 consecutive days).
Humidity is an important factor in determining how weather conditions feel to a person experiencing them. Hot and humid days feel even hotter than hot and dry days because the high level of water content in humid air discourages the evaporation of sweat from a person's skin.
When reading the graph below, keep in mind that the hottest part of the day tends to be the least humid, so the daily low (brown) traces are more relevant for understanding daytime comfort than the daily high (blue) traces, which typically occur during the night. Applying that observation, the least humid month of 1994 was April with an average daily low humidity of 31%, and the most humid month was January with an average daily low humidity of 63%.
But it is important to keep in mind that humidity does not tell the whole picture and the dew point is often a better measure of how comfortable a person will find a given set of weather conditions. Please see the next section for continued discussion of this point.
Dew point is the temperature below which water vapor will condense into liquid water. It is therefore also related to the rate of evaporation of liquid water. Since the evaporation of sweat is an important cooling mechanism for the human body, the dew point is an important measurement for understanding how dry, comfortable, or humid a given set of weather conditions will feel.
Generally speaking, dew points below 50°F will feel a bit dry to some people, but comfortable to people accustomed to dry conditions; dew points from 50°F to 68°F are fairly comfortable to most people, and dew points above 68°F are increasingly uncomfortable, becoming oppressive around 77°F.
To take some examples, and basing our categorization on the daily high dew point in 1994, January had 31 dry days, no comfortable days, and no humid days; April had 17 dry days, 13 comfortable days, and no humid days; July had no dry days, 8 comfortable days, and 23 humid days; and October had 20 dry days, 11 comfortable days, and no humid days.
The highest sustained wind speed was 57 mph, occurring on April 2; the highest daily mean wind speed was 14 mph (November 28); and the highest wind gust speed was 46 mph (July 9).
The windiest month was February, with an average wind speed of 8 mph. The least windy month was July, with an average wind speed of 4 mph.
Visibility is the maximum distance at which a given reference object or light can be clearly discerned. In the United States, visibilities that are greater than or equal to 10 miles are typically reported as 10 miles.
The day of 1994 with the lowest average visibility was January 13, with an average visibility of 1.9 mi. The month with the lowest average visibility was July, with an average visibility of 9.3 mi. With an average visibility of 23.1 mi, the month of October had the highest average visibility.
The cloud ceiling is the altitude of the lowest layer of clouds that are at categorized as broken (mostly cloudy) or overcast (cloudy). If no such cloud layer exists then the ceiling is unlimited and no value is reported.
The day of 1994 with the lowest average cloud ceiling was July 4, with an average cloud ceiling of 49'. The month with the lowest average cloud ceiling was January, with an average cloud ceiling of 4555'. The month of October has the highest average cloud ceiling, with an average cloud ceiling of 12259'.


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You play as Mario, who's desperately trying to defend himself against an onslaught of Koopa shells! Use the left/right arrow keys to run, the space bar to jump, and the "e" button to shoot fireballs! Shoot fireballs at the shells to destroy them. If you get hit by a shell, it's game over. Only tested on Win XP so far, but as far as I know it's cross-platform compatible. Please leave your comments and criticism, and feel free to poke around through the code and comment on how I could be doing things better.
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The three final acts - Tate Stevens, Carly Rose Sonenclar and the group Fifth Harmony - each performed three songs with the hope of landing enough votes to win the $5 million recording contract.
Simon Cowell opened Wednesday's X Factor Season 2 final performance show by saying, "Words cannot describe what happened at Sandy Hook Elementary School last week. We're all deeply saddened by the tragedy and our hearts right now go out to the families. You will always be in our prayers, and you will always be in our hearts. And this is our tribute to you."
Contestants from the Top 12 who had been kicked off returned to join finalists Tate Stevens, Carly Rose Sonenclar and group Fifth Harmony to sing Michael Jackson's You Are Not Alone. Everyone was dressed in white. It was a somber moment before the show kicked into gear.
And then the hype began to build in advance of Thursday's finale.
"There's no second place. There's no third place. There's only the winner," said L.A. Reid to the cameras.
"Tonight is what they've all been working for. It all comes down to this," said Britney Spears.
Once the judges — L.A., Britney, Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato — had taken their seats, hosts Khloe Kardashian Odom and Mario Lopez hyped it up even more. "This is going to be an epic struggle," said Khloe.
Each act sang three songs. Audiences from the singers' hometowns were shown on the air, too, cheering from afar.
Here's how the finalists did:
Carly Rose Sonenclar. "I want this so badly," said the New York teen in her opening taped segment.
"She was just this little girl and now she's ready to become a huge pop star," said Britney. To Carly, Britney said, "I see a lot of myself in you."
For her first song, Carly sang Nina Simone's Feeling Good. With confidence, she worked the stage, smiling and belting out the words about it being a "new day."
L.A.: "You've topped everything you've done."
Demi: "You're going to inspire so many young girls to follow their dreams."
Simon: "I like your competitive spirit."
Britney: "It's shocking how bright your star is. We're going to win this!"
In Westchester, N.Y., the mayor declared it Carly Rose Sonenclar Day.
For her second song, Carly was joined by LeAnn Rimes to sing How Do I Live Without You. The two didn't mesh well, and on Twitter more than one person felt Carly outsang LeAnn on her own song. Words including "mess," "train wreck," "bad performance" and "drunk" popped up.
Britney called it "shockingly amazing. So good."
For her third song, Carly went for the talent-show biggie —- Hallelujah. Dressed in a long white gown, she looked and sounded angelic, building the song up to a formidable finish.
Demi: "You not only looked like an angel, you sang like a ridiculously talented angel."
Simon: "You look great. Sounded great. Beautiful version. You've had a good night."
Britney: "I feel that song alone is worth five million bucks. Get out your checkbook, Simon."
Tate Stevens. "I'm one performance away from making all my dreams come true," said Stevens to the cameras in his opening segment. "It all comes down to this." He sang Randy Houser's Anything Goes for his first song, feeling the heartache of the country song.
Britney: "When you do right down the middle country, you are right on."
Demi: "I still love you"; she also called it a "stadium performance."
Simon: "You are made in America. You are authentic."
His hometown crowd in Belton, Mo., went crazy. The mayor showed him that the water tower now has "Tate Stevens" painted on it. "That's cool," said Tate, wiping tears from his eyes.
For his second song, Tate was joined by Little Big Town for their fun, sultry song Pontoon. "He makes country music proud," said the group's Kim Schlapman.
For his third song, Tate sang Chris Young's Tomorrow. It suited him perfectly, requiring lots of feeling and not lots of moving around the stage.
Britney: "That was great, Tate, but then again I always enjoy what you do."
Demi: "I think you're so talented."
Simon: "This has been a fantastic night for talent. ... I genuinely believe this: In a year's time we're going to be hearing about your record sales."
L.A.: "I'm always proud of you. You consistently come out and deliver."
Fifth Harmony. The girls have all been singing since they were toddlers, but they only became a group at the start of the season when Simon put them all together. "They've always been the underdogs, but they've got some momentum now," said Simon. For their first song, they performed their whimsical rendition of Ellie Goulding's Anything Could Happen, which allowed each singer to showcase her vocal range.
L.A.: "It's magical. ... You were underdogs and now you are the one to beat."
Britney: "I think it's definitely the best song choice ... it's girly and fun."
Demi: "You guys are so powerful together. ... You've worked so hard. I'm so impressed."
Simon: "You've made me so proud tonight, girls. I believe something special would happen if you won this competition."
Fans at Ally Brooke's church in San Antonio cheered on the group with screams and signs.
For their second song, Fifth Harmony was joined by Demi Lovato for Give Your Heart A Break. She fit right in. "I love you guys. This was so much fun," said Demi. "You sounded like Sixth Harmony," said Mario Lopez.
"It pains me to say this, but Demi Lovato, you were sensational," said Simon. "That is what I call pop perfection."
For their third song, Fifth Harmony wowed the crowd with Let it Be.
L.A.: "You did that song a lot of justice."
Britney: "You guys have really blossomed as a group. You've come a long way. It was great."
Demi: "I'm really, really proud of you."
Simon: "I am more than proud. You're not a group. You're five great singers."
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Australia need to win the fifth and final one-day international against Sri Lanka to tie the series after match four was washed out at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Trailing 2-1 going into the match, Australia needed to win at the SCG in order to level the series ahead of the final match in Hobart on Wednesday.
But after posting a disappointing 222 for nine, rain brought an early end to proceedings with Sri Lanka's reply on 14 without loss off 3.2 overs.
The rain had stopped when play was abandoned because of a wet outfield.
David Warner struck an impressive 60 and Mitchell Starc contributed a quickfire 52 not out, but two howlers from the umpires cut short Warner's impressive knock and that of Moises Henriques.
Nuwan Kulasekara, who tormented Australia in the third ODI in Brisbane with his five for 22 as the hosts were swept out for 74, continued in the same vein in Sydney when he had Phillip Hughes out early on edging to wicketkeeper Dinesh Chandimal for one.
Australia reached 50 in just the 10th over, but captain Michael Clarke (20) lost his wicket that same over as Kulasekara (three for 30) secured his second scalp of the day by trapping him lbw.
David Hussey did not last long, caught by Lahiru Thirimanne for one off Lasith Malinga (two for 33).
With Australia struggling on 53 for three, George Bailey arrived to try to steady the innings and he did well to survive a brilliant spell from the dangerous Malinga, who beat Bailey's outside edge with three consecutive deliveries.
Just as Bailey and Warner looked to have formed a decent partnership, the former came down the pitch and tried to hit Rangana Herath (two for 37) over the top, sending the ball straight to Thisara Perera at mid-on on 22.
Warner continued his good work in the middle, reaching his half-century off just 57 balls, including five boundaries but was given out to a hugely dubious lbw decision.
Replays showed there was a massive inside edge onto his pads off Thisara Perera's delivery, but Warner was unable to refer the decision as Clarke had used up the one and only referral earlier in the innings.
Just two overs later Henriques (three) suffered the same fate as the opener.
Umpire Paul Reiffel gave Henriques out lbw to Herath, but replays again showed a big inside edge onto his pads.
Matthew Wade, who watched from the other end as both wickets fell, was joined by Mitchell Johnson when Australia were 130 for six but the latter exited for 10 after a full, slanting Malinga delivery caught him plumb on his pads for 10.
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Tyffani Porche Forbes grew up sheltered in every sense of the word. Wealthy parents, posh private school, she is truly the poster child for "first world problems."
Her life was fairly typical and uneventful for a a girl of her background. At the moment, her biggest concerns involve going to prom, figuring out which boy is likely to be Prom King (since she's going to be Prom Queen, duh). Also, whether to spend a year abroad before going to college, and which college she should go to.
...but she isn't quite as shallow as a mirror. She created an online profile to meet people anonymously. To talk about her actual (few) insecurities, and talk about some of the deeper issues that are too uncool to talk to her friends about. This profile, on local site "Friend Trend" also seemed to draw a fair number of sexual predators. She was far too savvy for these sweaty mouth-breathers. She lead them along a garden path, gathered enough evidence, and sent an email to the local Internet Crimes Enforcement. She was good at it, and rather enjoyed it... even going so far as to create a profile specifically for this purpose (named "Gail B8," lol).
The other thing she shared with her online community was the emergence of her superhuman abilities. She needed to share this development with someone, and she just didn't trust her friends and family not to freak out about it. Most of the people she talked to online weren't very helpful. Most were skeptical, or gave her impractical advice. There was one particular exception, however.
Empire City's premier vigilante, Nighthawk, was intrigued by both her amateur detective work, and her revelation of superhuman abilities. He had no trouble tracking down her real identity through her profile. Of course, he only knew her through her more thoughtful online personality, not her more public personality.
Personality & Motivation:
Tyffani is of the upper echelon of popular girls, and for the most part, conforms to the stereotypes. She talks about celebrities as if she knows them, and the minutia and gossip of their lives is actually important to her. She is a card-carrying member of the Cell-Phone Generation; she will answer a text while talking face-to-face with a real person, and she will L.O.L. without a hint of self consciousness.
Her motivation for becoming a superhero are tied to a completely unrealistic world view. Because she is... who she is... it seems perfectly natural to her that she would have special gifts, or super powers. And since she is special, it is only appropriate that a mentor would approach her, to guide her towards some greater destiny. She doesn't have any particular appreciation for justice, or a sense of personal responsibility. She just thinks this is the way things are supposed to be.
Tyffani is in for some huge reality cheques, and she might not have enough in the bank to cover them.
Cute Puppy Syndrome: Tyffani started cute and grew up hot (hot-ot-ot-ot-tt-tt) and her parents are rich. As a rule, this means that she gets whatever she wants, and never has to take responsibility for her actions. Whenever her grades were less than stellar, she didn't have to study harder, her parents phoned the school. She is spoiled, self absorbed, and badly in need of behavour modification with a leash and a rolled up newspaper.
Master of Deception: Tyffani can tell a bald faced lie with such conviction, she can easily beat a polygraph. A huge part of her success is that when she takes it upon herself to prevaricate, her commitment to her falsehood is so great that she sometimes believes it herself. Whenever she lies, especially when she uses Ultimate Effort: Deception, there is a possibility that she changes her own remembrance of events. When appropriate, she ought to make a Will Save vs. DC 15.
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Star of Her Own Show: Her upbringing has lead to a dangerously self-centered world view. At the moment, Bubblepop can't see past the idea that she's a superhero... which means that she wins. Because that's the way it is.
She is blonde, visibly self-absorbed, and has enormous blue eyes. A dash of freckles across her nose works like an accent to draw attention to the beauty of her face. Her body problematic. She has inherited the curves her trophy-wife mom has, and an active lifestyle (cheerleading, raquet ball) has refined it to weapons grade hawtness. She is the Penultimate Jailbait.
Her costume is a cross between a Catholic Highschool Girl and Cheerleader's uniform, all in white and hot pink. She also wears a utility belt, domino mask, and padded, utilitarian gloves -also in pink and white.
Alternate Identity: Tyffani Porche Forbes
Age: 17
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 100
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue
Abilities [16]
Strength 0
Stamina 0
Agility 1
Dexterity 2
Fighting 0
Intellect 1
Awareness 1
Presence 3
Combat: [9]
Initiative 1
Dodge 3 (+5 while Bouncing)
Parry 3
Toughness 0 (2 Normally, +4 Impervious Forcefield (+5 Total)
Fortitude 2
Will 3
Advantages: [10]
Attractive 2
Benefit: Rich Parents
Defensive Roll 1
Ranged Combat 2
Skill Mastery (Deception)
Throwing Mastery 1
Ultimate Effort (Deception)
Equipment 1 (5ep)
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Skills: [13]
Acrobatics 7 (+8)
Athletics 1 (+1)
Expertise: Computers 2 (+3)
Expertise: Pop Culture 2 (+3)
Deception 7 (+10)
Perception 2 (+3)
Insight 4 (+5)
Vehicle 1 (+3)
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Bouncing Bubble Leaping 8 (Flaw: Requires Acrobatics, Drawback: Activation; Linked to: Immunity: Falling Damage; Enhanced Feats: Agile Feint, Dodge 2, Evasion 2) 10
This power is more "bouncing" than actual "leaping." She cannot just leap -she has to "trampoline" herself to get some altitude before she can start bouncing (leaping)... or jump off something high. Finally, bouncing isn't the most precise form of movement. Normally, the Acrobatics check dictates the highest Leaping Rank that she can use, in this case the Acrobatics dictates accuracy. If she is making a Distance 8 leap, the DC is 18, and if she fails, she is "off target" by a distance of 1 for every point the check is failed by.
AP: Force Bubble (Protection 4; Extra: Impervious, Flaw: Sustained; Linked - Immunity Suffocation)
Bubblepop can surround herself in a semi-transparent pink bubble. It is sealed against gas and liquid. However, the air supply is limited to what's already inside the bubble, so the immunity to suffocation comes with a time limit (a Complication).
AP: Bubble Shot (Ranged Damage 4, Feat: Richochet 2)
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^Well its more like they discovered appetite energy, but yeah, I guess.
^Well its more like they discovered appetite energy, but yeah, I guess.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
I would call it more of a limit remover, he always had it in him but just needed to push his body to the max level to wake it up and im assuming using the gourmet cells to the highest degree at the time made it come out too. Sani just got a whole lot cooler than Toriko all of a sudden! I hope he eats Tommyrod all up, I love how sadistic he is and all but hes such a bad guy he needs to be eaten lol
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Toriko 227
Spoiler!Wow, didn't expect Tommyrod to die, which means we might be headed to more powerful enemies for the four kings in the future. Also, I'm getting a worse vibe from Neo then I get from the Bishokukai. They are just too well organized.
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Noooooooo not Setsuno! They better not win man. I hope Chin pops up soon or Jiro to help back her up, 3 on one is no good and I get a super bad feeling from the dark chef Joa...
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Chapter 228
Spoiler!That is some regeneration, and though he is the oldest chef he is still a lot younger then Midora
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Hyper electricity that burns down every cell!!!!
I wanna see toriko fighting x.x
Chapter 229
Sick Chapter! Kinda reminds me of Kurotsuchi and how he messed up that Arrancar who could regen himself too, turning him into super man to watch himself die forever...
Buranchi has a rediculous power, never realized that a wild card like him was out there in the Human World.
A pie in the sky?
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
I kind of expected that but not on that level, and not to use it like it was a regular attack. Geez hes even more dangerous that anyone ever thought. I was kind of surprised by the defectors, I never thought they would be so strong. And Mansam better pull it together, hes been blasted through the chest before, this should be no prob
I like that Buranchi is from a fairytale like village too, of all kinds of mythical monsters, makes him so much more interesting instead of just some human who looks weird lol
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shah82 wrote:/me shrugs
I do
Even so, XZH Yiwu, for example, is much heavier than YangQingHao Yiwu, which all seems to be light and delicate. But YQH Yiwu is really, really, good, on a good day. It's not a mild tea, despite all that lightness.!
I have to agree. It seems like this tea can be do sensitive to temp, humidity, brewing, wind velocity,the color clothes I'm wearing. IDK.But some days this is my favorite young tea (see avatar)Then other days I just can't find the magic in it.


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When it rains, it pours and pour it did in Emery County last week. The hardest hit seemed to be Green River as the flood waters off the San Rafael Swell descended upon the oasis in the desert with a rush of water.
The Emery County Sheriff's Office and the road department as well as the fast action of local citizens who used private equipment to divert the water saved the day for many Green River residents.
Sgt. Mitch Vetere said, "The canals just couldn't hold the water. Farmers opened their ditches and just let the water run through the best they could. The old dikes need to be fixed to protect Green River. We have had land brought into agricultural production that used to be like a drain field and we need to work on getting these issues addressed. The county lent their pumps out to people in the area. We had severe flooding. A number of garages and basements were flooded. The sewer system was just innundated with water. The pumps in the pump station were just overwhelmed and burned out the pumps. Alternate pumps were brought in for the sewer system. Water was running under the manufactured homes in the area.
"A number of people brought loaders and were scooping up water and just letting it run down the roads. The backhoe from state parks, weed and mosquito and construction company owner Dan Harrison used their equipment to stop the flooding into homes by diverting the water. Some streets were just running streams of water. The drains are just not big enough to handle this kind of runoff. Something needs to be done. The water just needs a place to go.
"The ground is just saturated. You can't get off the road anywhere without getting stuck. One girl tried to cross a wash in her dad's truck and the truck was just swept away. Her dad rescued her downstream and she was on the top of the truck. The truck just sunk in the mud. Some kids also went down and broke the windows out of the truck where it came to a rest. So now they will be charged with criminal mischief.
"We also found one teenager swimming in a field that was covered in water. It's a good thing they got him out because the water was really cold. We also had some cattle stranded in flooded fields and they had to be taken to higher ground. The boys getting them out were chest deep in water.
"Some of the watermelon fields were flooded and the watermelons were just floating on top of the water. So the rest of the watermelon crop is likely lost now.
"The Green River went from flowing 2,000 cfs to 12,000 cfs during the flooding time. I couldn't believe the trash in the river either. There was a lot of burned stuff coming down from the fires this summer. It just filled the river with tons of debris," said Sgt. Vetere.
Green River will need to look at getting the dikes fixed. The Army Corp. of Engineers are the ones who built the original dike up by the Green River High School. The canals just can't handle the flow of water and the water jumped out of the canal causing the flooding along Pirate Road.
The San Rafael River also saw a sharp upswing during the flooding period as it rose from its normal flow of 30-40 cfs to 2,750 cfs on Oct. 6 and reached near 5,000 cfs on Oct. 8. Flows have since reduced with the passing of the storms and as of Oct. 13 it was at 200 cfs. About 170 cfs above normal. In terms of feet, the average for the San Rafael is about 4 feet. It raised to over 10 feet on Oct. 6 and peaked on Oct. 8 with 13 feet, gage height in feet.


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Scott and Laurel Johansen of Castle Dale announce the marriage of their daughter, Lyndsay Lea Johansen to Erik Peterson, son of Kathy and David Peterson of Salt Lake City. The couple was married in the Manti LDS Temple on Dec. 17.
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Lyndsay is a graduate of Emery High School and a graduate of the J. Reuben Clark Law School at BYU. She is practicing law with the firm of Bostwick and Price in Salt Lake City.
Erik graduated from Olympus High School. He served in the Catania Italy mission. He will graduate from the University of Utah in May and plans to attend medical school in the fall.
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Tyler and Bethany are both graduates of Emery High and Tyler is a graduate of College of Eastern Utah. Tyler served a two year mission in the Italy Potova Mission for the LDS Church. Bethany is a junior at the University of Utah and Tyler is a junior at Utah State University. They will make their home in Logan.
Lisa Hatch, of Layton and Dennis and Kathy Hatch, of Las Vegas, Nev., announce the marriage of their daughter, Lindsay Marie to Matt Stoddard, son of Willie and Patsy Stoddard, of Huntington. The couple will be married on Jan. 6, 2006.
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Matt is a 1999 graduate of Emery High School. He attended Salt Lake Community College for one year before serving a LDS mission in the Australia Perth Mission. He is a licensed EMT and the owner of Stoddard Sprinkling and Landscaping. He is currently employed with Snowbird Corporation.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The 2008 high school track season concluded last weekend with the 3-A state meet held at BYU. Cedar City High took the boys crown with 89 points and Judge Memorial took the girls crown with 100 points. The Emery boys finished in eighth place, just two points out of sixth.
Zac Clement finished second in the shot put with a throw of 47'6.25" to place the best of any Emery male participant in the meet. Zac, who was expected to do well in the javelin which is his best event, had his javelin disqualified for not being balanced and did not throw well with the replacement he found. He scratched on his first two throws and then his third was way short of needed distance.
McKay Allred finished fourth in the 300 hurdles after Levi Swasey was disqualified after hitting a hurdle. Swasey's hurdle fell into another lane to impede another runner. Swasey was fourth at the time and Allred was fifth.
The 4x400 relay team also finished fourth. The team consisted of Jake Gardener, Levi Swasey, McKay Allred and Tyler Killpack. The Medley relay team finished fifth. That team consisted of Swasey, Mark Defriez, Allred and Killpack.
Tyler Killpack finished fifth in the 800m run with a time of 2:00.52. Levi Swasey was fifth in the 110m hurdles with a time of 15.91 seconds. Kyle Johansen was fifth in the high jump with a jump of 6'.
McKay Allred and Kyle Holmes were named Academic All-State.
For the girls team, Nikki Rogers finished seventh in the 200m run with a time of 26.90 and eighth in the 100m run with a time of 13.15. Madison Jensen finished second in the high jump with a jump of 6'. The winner also jumped 6' but won because she did it in fewer jumps.


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What is new in WinBoard / XBoard 4.6.0?
Copying the gamelist to the clipboard
The menu entry Copy Game List to Clipboard" so far was missing in XBoard. This patch corrects that state of affairs. In the Edit menu of XBoard there is now an entry similar to that of WinBoard, which copies the Game List to the clipboard and primary selection.
Like in WinBoard, it copies all selectable fields of each game, irrespective of the setting of the game-list options for tag order. It uses the same format as WinBoard, a comma-separated list of double-quoted strings, which makes it easy to import in most spread-sheet programs. A difference with the WinBoard implementation is that it does pay attention to the Filter field, and only includes those games that are displayed in the Game List window based on that selection.
Detour under-promotion
The promotion popup is a necessary evil. It slows you down, but without it, using the option "Always Promote to Queen", you can no longer under-promote, which would cost you the occasional game. So you have to put up with the popup. Or have you?
Now XBoard and WinBoard have a new method for entering promotion moves, called "detour under-promotion". It replaces the option "Always Promote to Queen" in the General Options menu dialog. (The old option can still be used from the command line, when the new one is switched off.) It promotes to Queen without asking questions first, but still allows you to under-promote to a piece of your choice, using only the mouse.
The trick is that you can select the piece by not dragging a 7th-rank Pawn directly to the promotion square, but through a detour, first dragging it "backwards". As soon as you start dragging the Pawn it changes into the piece it will promote to when you release it. Normally this will be Queen (or anyway the default choice for the variant you are playing). But while you drag it backwards, it cycles through all the options: Q -> N -> B -> R -> Q -> N etc. As soon as you see the piece-of-choice appear, you reverse the direction of dragging to forward. This freezes the choice; the piece will not change even if you drag it backwards once you have started to drag forward. You can then put the piece on the promoton square. Or, when you somehow erred, put it back on the from-square, and try again. In that case it will remember the piece you selected, and start with that in stead of Queen. So you could also do a click-click move by clicking the to-square, or drag it directly forward to it.
Typing in a move
XBoard now has a move type-in just like WinBoard. When the board window has focus, typing any printable character will pop up a type-in box, aready containing the character you typed, where you can finish typing a move, or a move number. The move you type will be played like you entered it with the mouse. Typing a move number will make you go to that move, like you operated the < or > buttons, or clicked the Evaluation Graph.
In Edit Position mode, you can also type a FEN. In this case the corresponding position will be set upon the board, and you will leave Edit Position mode. All input has to be terminated by <Enter>, which will close the box. Hitting <Esc> will close the box ignoring the input.
Placing pieces on the board in Edit-Position mode
The Edit Position menu can now be replaced by 'sweep selection' of the pieces you want to place, through the option -pieceMenu true|false. With sweep selection, right-clicking a square creates a Pawn there (because that is the piece you need most of), but when you move the mouse before releasing the button, the piece on the clicked square will cycle through all available pieces, of both colors. You release when you see the piece you want. A plain right-click will start with a black Pawn, pressing the Shift key with it will start with a white Pawn.
The side to move, as indicated by the clock, can be altered by clicking on the clock of the other side, as is (and already was in previous versions) also the case when using the piece menu. But in sweep-selection mode, clicking on the clock of the side that already has the move ('highlighted' in black) will clear the board.
This manner of placing pieces is especially handy in variants, where you might need piece types that are not in the piece menu, which can only be obtained by promoting or demoting other pieces. It also protects you from placing pieces that do not belong in the currently selected variant (as specified by the -pieceToCharTable).
Interrupting a match
The latest release of XBoard added a menu item to start a match. But it did not have one to stop a match. The only way to do that was to quit WinBoard, usually causing an unfinished game to appear in the PGN file of saved games. This is now corrected. During a match, the Machine Match menu item is no longer inactive. But clicking it again will cause XBoard to shorten the number of games in the current match to the number that has actually been played, including the one in progress. So the match will terminate when the current game finishes, after which XBoard will either exit (for matches started through the command-line -matchMode option), or switch back to Edit Game mode (for matches started from the menu).
Loading a new engine at any time
The engine(s) running under XBoard used to be specified only in advance, through -fcp and -scp options on the command line when XBoard is started. (WinBoard at least had a startup dialog, where you could select engines through a combobox, displaying a list of engines configured in the settings file.) This new feature allows you to change engines during a session, (or even during a game!), through a new menu dialog.
This dialog offers the choice to select an engine from a combobox, or specify a new one. To do the latter requires you to enter the engine command (which in many cases is just the name of an executable file, to which you could browse with the aid of the browse button), and the type of engine (UCI or WB). In Linux, compliant engines don't need specification of a path or an engine directory, as they can be run from the command line by simply specifying their name. So usually you wouldn't have to specify anything for the engine directory. If you leave that field empty, and do supply the engine as a path name, XBoard will set the directory equal to the one the engine executable was in. Check boxes allow you to specify if the engine is UCI or WB v1, if it should use the GUI book, or if it can only work for a variant.
You can also tick a checkbox to have a thus specified engine be added to the list of installed engines, which, like in WinBoard, is saved in the settings file as the option -firstChessProgramNames. Unlike it used to be with the WinBoard Startup dialog, that same list is also used for selecting the second engine, though: in the dialog you can specify if you want to replace the first or second engine through another combobox. (WinBoard now has a new command-line option "-singleEngineList true|false", which also allows you to abandon the second list in the Startup dialog as well.) When you add an engine to the list, next time it will appear in the engine-selection combobox, under its 'tidy' name, possibly with the variant for which it works behind it in parantheses. It will have remembered the engine type and book-usage options, and possibly the variant.
WinBoard now also supports this through a similar dialog, shown to the right. Due to the inability to accept negative numbers in numeric input fields, auto-increment of the game or position index, has to be indicated by checkboxes. There are also buttons here to directly invoke the Common Engine and Time Control dialogs to enter further settings, and to read the parameters of an existing tournament file (first specified in the Tournament File field, e.g. by browsing to it) into the dialog, so you could use these for a new tourney as well. (Of course you could still change one or more of them before pressing 'OK'.) This is very useful if you often play the same gauntlet with a long list ofparticipants, to test new versions of your engine.
A built-in tournament manager
Xboard now can conduct tournaments more complex than simple two-player matches. This works similar to playing a match, except that XBoard will change engines now and then, based on tourney parameters stored on a 'tournament file' (such as the list of participants, tourney type). That file also keeps track of the progress, so that starting XBoard with a -tourneyFile left over from an interrupted tournament, it will simply resume that tournament, and play it to completion. you can even start one (or more) other instance(s) of XBoard with a -tourneyFile that is still in use. In that case all the XBoard processes will share the game load, playing several games in parallel.
The XBoard Match Options dialog has been extended to allow you to enter the tournament specs. Currently you can do round-robins and (multi-)gauntlets. Swiss tournaments are implemented through an external pairing engine. You can both specify a number of games per pairing (which are played consecutively), and a number of 'cycles', i.e. repeats of the entire pairing scheme after all pairings are played. When multiple instances of XBoard are working on the same tournament, you can make them wait for each other at the end of a round or cycle. For a more elaborate description, look here.
Editing a Polyglot opening book
XBoard now has a very basic facility for editing opening books: tuning the move weights, or adding and deleting moves. To achieve this a book should be specified in the Common Engine Options dialog, in the Polyglot book field. (XBoard GUI books are in Polyglot format.) After this, you can use the 'Edit Book' item in the 'Edit' menu to edit it. Although primitive, this is a very useful feature, because XBoard supports many variants, and software to edit or otherwise maintain opening books for other variants than standard Chess is quite rare.
Edit Book will pop up a small window, that contains all moves from the current position that are found in the book, as a table in text format. Each line will display the move weight (as percentage of total, and the absolute number), and the move. You can then alter the weights (the percentages are ust to aid the eye; they are not really used), delete lines,or add lines with new moves in the same format. After you are done, you can write the information back to the book by clicking 'OK'.
As long as the Edit Book window is open, its contents will be updated while you step to other positions of a loaded game or variation, or when you play or retract moves.
Playing PV moves in analysis mode
When the engine is analyzing (or at any other time it is thinking, like when playing or pondering) you can step through a selected PV it produced by right-clicking it in the Engine Output window, and moving the mouse. But in analysis mode, it is now also possible to add one or more of these PV moves to the game you are analysing.When you right-click a PV in analysis mode, display of the positions along the PV will not start at the end, (as is normally done), but after the first move. You can step through the PV in the usual way, by moving the mouse with the right button kept down. But when you release that button now, the position that was displayed when you released will become the new position from which the engine will be analyzing. All moves of the PV before that will be added to the stored game, starting from the old position the engine was analyzing.
This means a simple static right-click can be used to advance exactly one move along the PV, and continue analysis from there. But by moving the mouse first, you can follow the PV much farther, in one swoop. If it was not your intention to make any of the moves at all, but you just wanted to have a peek at the PV, like right-clicking in other modes would do, you can simply move back to the beginning of the PV before releasing the mouse button.
The Shift key retains its usual meaning for entering moves: If you keep it pressed at the time of the right-click, for a position not at the end of the game, the PV moves will be added as a variation. Otherwise the game will be truncated, before adding the moves.
Null moves in Chess
When analyzing, it is sometimes useful to give the move to the other side as that really has it. For instance, if you want to know if there if the last move poses a hidden threat, you can let that side move again to reveal his plan. In analysis and edit-game mode you can now do such a null move, by clicking the clock of the side you want to give the turn to. (The old fuction of adjusting the clocks has been abolished, because you can do that now in modes where engines play by pressing Shift while clicking on the clock, and EditGame mode does not use the clocks anyway.) Pressing Shift while entering the null move will make this move start a variation, otherwise it will replace the tail of the current line (as usual). A null move will be written as "--" in the PGN file.
Apart for selecting games by position or by an exact text match in the header line, you can now also select them by numerical comparison on the rating and date tags. Thresholds for rating and year can be set, and only games of higher-rated players or from later years will then be selected. These thresholds can be set from the Load Game menu dialog, as well as through the (volatile) command-line options -eloThresholdAny, -eloThresholdBoth, and -dateThreshold. The way positions are searched can also be set in this dialog. You can search for an exact match, but also for positions that can contain additional material on what are empty squares in the board display, or material composition with or without exact Pawn structure. There also is a mode in which you can search for material within a specified range, where you set up the material that must minimally be present in the lowe board half, and what could be present optionally next to that in the upper half. You can also require that this optional material should be balanced, so that you will only find positions with the same difference in material as what you set up in the lower board half. Position searches can be extended to also find horizontally mirrored or color-reversed positions.
Playing openings with reversed colors
The setting "-loadGameIndex -2" to indicate XBoard should take a new opening line from a game file every two games, in a match or tournament between engines, is now also effective in combination with the GUI book. Provided both engines do use the GUI book, specifying this option (through ticking the checkbox "Use each line/position twice" in the Tournament dialog) will cause the odd games to be extracted randomly from the book, but the following even games then to use exactly the same opening. When you play an even number of games per pairing, this game will be between the same two engines, so they will play it with the colors reversed. This will even work when these two games are played by different XBoard instances working on the same tourney.
Converting PVs to SAN
Some engines show ugly PVs (in the message field above the board, or in the Engine-Output window), using long-algebraic notation. It is now possible to let XBoard convert PVs to SAN before display, on a per-engine basis, through the options -fSAN and -sSAN. This does put some extra workload on the GUI, though, having to parse each PV to extract the meaning of each move, and then convert it to SAN. You would also lose any remarks the engine writes in between its moves. So do not use it frivolously.
A new option, "-evalZoom N" with integer N, allows you to blow up the range -1 to 1 by the given factor, to get better view there. Default value is 1, to mimic old behavior, but usually N=3 provides a much nicer view. In XBoard the zoom factor can be set from the General Options menu dialog. A new option "-evalThreshold S" allows you to alter the score threshold below which drawing is suppressed to S centiPawn (default 25 cP). The score/depth of the currently displayed move is now printed numerically in the title bar of the Eval Graph, and no longer in the Comment popup, so you can more easily see them (and won't be bothered by the Comment popup that much anymore).
The point of view of engine scores
Two options have been added to control the point of view of scores. With "-absoluteAnalysisScores true|false" you can control whether scores in the Engine-Output window will be displayed from a white perspective, or from the perspective of the side to move, in Analysis mode. With "-scoreWhite true|false" you can do the same for all modes. These options have only effect on printing of the scores, not on score-based adjudication, sorting order of multi-PV lines, or the Evaluation Graph (which always shows scores from the white perspective).
Annotating a game with analysis results
The item "Analyze File" in the Mode menu has been replaced by an item "Analyze Game". The original function of "Analyze File" loading a game file and starting analysis on it, had already been altered since XBoard 4.5.0. It was not really useful, as it did the same as what could also be done by first loading a game, and then switching to Analysis Mode. In stead it was made to save the analysis results as comments to the moves, during the automatic stepping through the loaded game.
But it was quite illogical to have an item in the Mode menu that would open a file; such items belong in the File menu. And being only able to do such annotation on games from files was not very flexible. The menu item that now replaces it, "Analyze Game", performs the same kind of annotation, (with engine score/depth and PV), but now on the game that is already stored, starting from the currently shown position. As you can stop the auto-stepping at any time, by switching to another mode, this means you can now limit the annotation to any selected part of the game, starting where it gets interesting.
Associating file types with icons and actions
Dragging all windows as a unit
The option -stickyWindows, known from WinBoard, now also works in XBoard. An checkbox in the General Options menu dialog was added to switch it on or off. With this option, auxiliary windows (Game List, Engine Output, Move List and Eval Graph) which touch the main window will move together with it when the latter is dragged over the screen. Such 'docked' windows will also be repositioned and resized as needed to preserve their tiling relationship with each other and the main window, whenever the latter changes size because of a variant change.
Whether this feature works can depend on your system's window manager. XBoard will order the repositioning of the windows as needed, but this obviously can only have the desired effect if the window manager actually obeys such orders. Some window managers don't, so it might be that this feature does not work at all, or causes erratic behavior. The best solution in that case is to leave it switched off.
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The 50,000 objects in the textile collections fall into two main categories: raw fibers, yarns, and fabrics, and machines, tools, and other textile technology. Shawls, coverlets, samplers, laces, linens, synthetics, and other fabrics are part of the first group, along with the 400 quilts in the National Quilt Collection. Some of the Museum's most popular artifacts, such as the Star-Spangled Banner and the gowns of the first ladies, have an obvious textile connection.
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"Textiles - Overview" showing 6 items.
Betsy Bucklin's Sampler
- Description
- Betsey's sampler includes three distinguishing features of Rhode Island samplers; trumpeting angels with embroidered faces, queen stitch flowers, and a three-story house. Below the house, flanking flowers and birds is the verse:
- "While hof[s]tile foes
our coaf[s]ts Invade
in all the pomp of
war arrayd Ameri
cans be not dismayd
nor fear the f[s]word
or GUn
While Innocence is
all our pride and vir
tue is our only Guide
Women would f[s]corn
to be defyd if led by
- This verse on Betsy's sampler offers a rare opportunity to discover the political thinking of a young girl during the Revolutionary War. She is showing a brave female defiance of Britain and an unwavering faith in George Washington, the commander of the Continental Army. Betsy undoubtedly was influenced by her father who was a privateer during the Revolutionary War. At the bottom of the sampler, flanked by queen stitch flowers, is a cartouche with the inscription:
Bucklin Her
Work Septe
- It is not known who the author of the inscriptions is. The sampler is stitched with silk embroidery thread on a linen ground with a thread count of warp 25, weft 23/in. The stitches used are cross, crosslet, queen, rice, straight, fly, stem, tent, and gobelin.
- Betsy [Elizabeth] Bucklin was born on September 20, 1768, in Providence, Rhode Island to Capt. Daniel and Eliza Carpenter Bucklin. On November 11, 1792, Betsy married Samuel Eddy. They had three children - Martha, Jonathan, and Elizabeth. She died of consumption on October 27, 1799, in Providence, Rhode Island.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1781
- maker
- Bucklin, Betsy
- ID Number
- 2008.0159.01
- catalog number
- 2008.0159.01
- accession number
- 2008.0159
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
1784 Overshot Coverlet
- Description
- The weaver and original owner of this very complex, well worn, single-woven, linen, cotton and wool, overshot coverlet, dated 1784, are unknown. The letters "E M" and the date are woven into the coverlet on the lower right hand side, using a hand technique. We do not know if
- "E M" stands for name of the owner or the weaver. In the 18th century it was not unusual for textiles to be marked with the initials of the owner, but it was usually done with embroidery. The initials identified the coverlet as the woman's property. Women could own and inherit "moveable" property.
- The overall patterns used in this coverlet are "Rose" and "Tables," and there are two shades of indigo blue used in a band effect. The coverlet was woven in two sections, and then sewn together. The original size of the sections and the coverlet as a whole are unknown, as there are no original edges present. This coverlet was found in Massachusetts. In the18th century, a young woman might commission the weaving of a coverlet or receive one as a gift, and put it in her dowry (hope chest) saving it for use after marriage.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1784
- maker
- unknown
- ID Number
- 1979.0723.01
- accession number
- 1979.0723
- catalog number
- 1979.0723.1
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Overshot Coverlet 1787
- Description
- The date 1787 and the letters "M S" are woven into a corner of this cotton, linen, and wool, single-woven overshot coverlet. The center seam indicates the coverlet was woven in two sections that were sewn together. One section is an inch smaller than the other. The pattern could be a variation of "Kings Flower" pattern or "Roses and Tables." This Coverlet was found in New York State. It is not known if "M S" are the initials of the weaver or the owner, both of whom are unknown. In the 18th century, household textiles were prized possessions, and it was not unusual for them to be marked with the owner's initials and the date. However, the marking was usually done with embroidery.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1787
- maker
- unknown
- ID Number
- 1979.0723.02
- accession number
- 1979.0723
- catalog number
- 1979.0723.2
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Elizabeth Mason's Sampler
- Description
- Three block alphabets. No "J"; numbers to 18 and to 9; alphabets and numbers colored in groups of two. Rows of lettering and numbers separated by geometric crossbands; also two wide crossbands; one geometric strawberry vine, and one geometric vine with free-style roses, with guide-lines drawn under roses. At bottom of sampler, stag and doe on hillocks, surrounded by birds, butterflies, trees, flowers, under angular garland; stag and doe have satin-stitched collars. Name and date appear in flower-shaped medallion hanging from garland. Border of band of sawtoothed satin stitch and geometric carnation vine on all four sides. Silk embroidery thread on linen ground. STITCHES: cross, crosslet, stem, satin, Algerian eye, straight, bullion. THREAD COUNT: warp 36, weft 29/in.
- Inscriptions:
- "See How The Lillief[s] Flour White And Fair
See How the Ravenf[s] Fed From Heavenf[s] Air
- Arif[s]e Thou King of Kingf[s] Arif[s]e And Reign
Except Thy Worf[s]hip SprinG All Worf[s]hipf[s] Vain
- Elizabeth
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- Background:
- Elizabeth Mason was probably from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, area.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- Date made
- 1783
- maker
- Mason, Elizabeth
- ID Number
- catalog number
- accession number
- 71679
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Rachel Kester's Sampler
- Description
- Block alphabet no "J." Each letter worked in different color. Letters in row, initials for family members "HKAKR / PKAKMKSKBKAKBWW," "R" that should go with last "W" out of order. Each pair of letters worked in different color, six sets being worked in black. These rows separated by simple crossbands. In center section, flanking one of verses, two large flowers, and initials "SK," "SK," "SK," "IK," "IW," and "RW" split with one on each side of flower. Below verse, wide crossband with flowers and strawberries. Another wide crossband at bottom of sampler, with two large flowers and urn of flowers. Border of geometric vine with strawberries and carnations on all four sides. Silk embroidery thread on linen ground. STITCHES: cross, satin, tent, eyelet, stem. THREAD COUNT: warp 28, weft 30/in.
- Inscriptions:
- "Love the Lord
And he will be
A tender father
Unto the
- The lof[s]s of treaf[s]uref[s] much
The lof[s]s of truth is more
The lof[s]s of Chrif[s]t if[s] f[s]uch
Af[s] no one can ref[s]tore
- The lot of f[s]aintf[s] have alway been
Affliction here and f[s]cornf[s]
And he that was the bef[s]t of men
Waf[s] mock and crown with thornf[s]
- Rachel Kester her samPler
made in the 14th year of her age
- Background:
- Rachel was born on June 16, 1774, to Paul and Anna Webster Kester in Kingwood, New Jersey. The family moved to Millville, Pennsylvania, in 1780. There Rachel married Chandlee Eves on January 5, 1797, and they had ten children—Anna, Elizabeth, Yeatman, John K., George Fox, Benjamin, Charles, Sarah, Rachel, and Chandlee. Rachel died in Pennsylvania on May 22, 1835, and her husband died on December 30, 1836. The initials "HT" following the date in the inscription could be those of a teacher.
- The first set of initials are her grandparents Heranus and Anne Kester; her parents Paul and Anna Kester; her siblings Mary, Sarah, Benjamin, and Arnold Kester; and her grandparents Benjamin and Rachel Webster. It is not clear to whom the other initials belong.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- Date made
- 1788
- maker
- Kester, Rachel
- ID Number
- catalog number
- accession number
- 307850
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
- No Image Available
Manuscript Account Book, 1742-1794
- Notes
- Cultural History catalog card in control file.
- Summary
- Account book of an unidentified merchant living in an unknown location; includes entries for dry goods and other items purchased and sold.
- Cite as
- Merchant Account Book, 1742-1794, Archives Center, National Museum of American History, Washington, D.C
- Date
- 1742
- 1742-1794
- 18th century
- vendor
- Goodspeed's Book Shop
- collector
- Domestic Life, Division of (NMAH, SI)
- Local number
- 236051 (NMAH Acc.)
- Data Source
- Archives Center - NMAH


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Serves: 12
Croutons, your favorite dried fruits and chopped pears combine to add sweet and crunchy notes to this easy-to-make stuffing that serves a crowd.
6 tbsp. butter
2 medium onions, finely chopped (about 1 cup)
2 medium pears, chopped
1 pkg. (14 ounces) Pepperidge Farm® Herb Seasoned Stuffing
2 cups seasoned croutons
1 cup chopped dried fruit bits (peaches, figs, prunes and/or cranberries)
4 cups Swanson® Chicken Broth or Swanson® Certified Organic Chicken Broth
2 eggs, beaten
1/4 cup chopped fresh fines herbes or fresh parsley
Heat 1 tablespoon butter in an 8-inch skillet over medium heat. Add the onions and cook until tender, stirring occasionally. Remove the onions from the skillet.
Heat 1 tablespoon butter in the skillet. Add the pears and cook and stir for 5 minutes or until lightly browned.
Heat the broth and the remaining butter in a 2-quart saucepan over medium-high heat to a boil.
Stir the stuffing, croutons and dried fruit in a large bowl. Add the broth mixture and mix lightly. Let stand for 15 minutes. Stir in the eggs, herbes, onions and pears. Spoon the stuffing mixture into a greased 3-quart casserole.
Bake at 350°F. for 45 minutes or until the stuffing mixture is hot.


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