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Yes. The ADOT Scenic Roads program is not limited to its own highways. Any road or street that meets the criteria for parkways, historic roads or scenic roads is eligible for designation.
Yes. The PHSRAC could recommend delisting if the qualities of the scenic road were degraded because of development. The State Transportation Board would make the final decision.
Historically, ADOT has funded studies for the PHSRAC upon receiving an official letter requesting designation. For any future and proposed scenic road nominations, contact ADOT (see below) for funding availability.
The CMP is a grassroots-level participation project in which local desires and issues are documented to serve as a planning guide for the nationally designated byway.
The FHWA has historically funded 80 percent of the costs as part of a discretionary grant. ADOT has historically funded the remaining 20 percent of the costs. For any future and proposed byway designations, contact the FHWA (see below) for funding availability.
The question will be addressed in the CMP. It will be a local decision. ADOT policy is to only forward applications for national designation that have consensus. Again, both FHWA and ADOT want this to be a grassroots-level program.
It generally takes 18 to 24 months.
A state-designated scenic road covers parkways, historic roads and scenic roads. A nationally designated byway covers National Scenic Byways and All-American Roads.
A roadway, in most cases, must be a state-designated scenic road before it is considered for byway designation.
To be considered for national designation, three things are needed:
Benefits include promotion and preservation of the scenic route. Other benefits may include local economic gain from the distinction of having an officially and nationally designated scenic road.
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Judy Collins, Andre De Shields and More to Set for THE CIVIL WAR IN WORDS AND MUSIC at Cooper Union, 2/13
Legendary folk singer Judy Collins; folk pop icon Dar Williams; Broadway star André DeShields; award winning actor Stephen Lang; and The Classical Theater of Harlem will bring the words and ideas of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass to life on Wednesday, February 13th at 6:30 p.m. in the Cooper Union Great Hall, 7 East 7th St., NYC 10003 (b/w 3rd and 4th Aves) in a special program entitled, "The Civil War in Words and Music." The program, sponsored by Cooper Union, the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Foundation, and the New York State Archives Partnership Trust, is free and open to the public.
The program will feature signers Collins and Williams in concert, reprising songs of the Civil War. The musical portion of the program will be balanced with dramatic readings of speeches by the 16th president and famed abolitionist Douglass by Lang and DeShields. Gospel music will be provided by The Classical Theater of Harlem. The Classical Theatre of Harlem is a not-for-profit professional theatre company that presents original adaptations of works by well-known and contemporary playwrights.
According to famed Lincoln scholar, senior vice president of external affairs for the Metropolitan Museum, and chair of The National Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Foundation Harold Holzer, organizer of the event and master of ceremonies for the evening, the participating artists were selected to capitalize on their talents, strengths and past experiences.
"Throughout the nation, there are few living artists who better chronicle the narrative of our country through song than Judy Collins. We consider ourselves extraordinarily fortunate to have the participation of this incomparable artist, who has inspired us with her music for more than 50 years, in this program," Holzer said.
Holzer continued, stating that Williams was selected for her thoughtful approach to storytelling through music and her commitment to Social consciousness. (David, please add a sentence on the purpose of The Classical Theater of Harlem.) DeShields and Lang, both known for distinguished and award-winning careers on stage and in television and film, have appeared together on the stage of the Great Hall once before in a similarly themed program. "The power of the interpretation of Andre (DeShields) and Stephen (Lang) is sure to forever sear the words of Lincoln and Douglass in the minds of those present," he said.
For more than a century, the Great Hall of the Cooper Union has served as a bastion of free speech and a Witness to the flow of American history and ideas. The Venue will forever be known as the site of one of President Lincoln's most powerful early speeches."The Civil War in Words and Music" is part of a series of programs created by the three sponsoring organizations to commemorate the Civil War Sesquicentennial which, nationally, extends through 2015.The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art is a distinguished private college of art, architecture and engineering founded in 1859 by Peter Cooper, an inventor, industrialist and philanthropist.For more information on this program, go to www.cooper.edu; firstname.lastname@example.com or call 212-353-4195. Find The Cooper Union on Facebook at https://facebook.com/cooperunion and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/cooperunion.


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Lindsey Vonn's announcement that she is pulling out of the Sochi Olympics because of her injured right knee robbed the Winter Games of arguably its biggest star and left television partners and sponsors scrambling to answer the question: What marquee names actually will be competing for the United States?
Snowboarder Shaun White is arguably the public face of the U.S. team, but precious few others could make a case for that mantle now that Vonn, the gold medalist skier with the runway-ready looks, has joined a list of marketable American winter athletes either injured, retired or not in top form.
"It's really unfortunate for the Olympics," said Marlene Morris Towns, teaching professor of marketing at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. "So much of what people are interested in besides pure athletics are the personal stories, and so many of these people we get to know Olympics after Olympics, and we keep track of them. She has such a personal story, and people have been rooting for her to get back."
White, the red-haired cult figure who won gold in the halfpipe in each of the past two Olympics, could well win again when the Sochi Games open Feb. 7, solidifying himself as the most recognizable figure in the U.S. contingent in a sport that wasn't contended in the Olympics until 1998.
Beyond White, though, is a litany of athletes either currently struggling or lacking in candle power. Bode Miller, the talented but enigmatic Alpine racer from New Hampshire, won a gold, a silver and a bronze in a stunning performance four years ago. But he is now 36 and in the midst of a comeback; he has one top-three finish in his nine World Cup races this year. Julia Mancuso, Vonn's contemporary and occasional rival who has three Olympic medals, has a reputation for relishing the spotlight and performing on the biggest stages, but she hasn't yet posted a top-10 finish on the World Cup circuit this season, an ominous preamble. Ted Ligety was a gold medalist in 2006, but he is a specialist — a favorite in the giant slalom who will sit out the marquee downhill.
Other sports also are undergoing transitions. Short-track speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno, a staple of the past three U.S. winter teams and in Olympic-related advertisements, is retired, so the skating community will look to long-track racer Shani Davis, who has won gold in the 1,000 meters in each of the past two Games. Women's figure skating won't provide a medal favorite as it has in so many past Olympics, and Evan Lysacek, the men's gold medalist in Vancouver, announced in December that he would be unable to defend his title because of a labrum injury.
Even the men's ice hockey team, which took silver after losing a thrilling, overtime gold-medal game to host Canada in Vancouver, will be revamped, with several first-time faces, including Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson.
Olympic-related programming is a major part of NBC's 2014 plans. Four years ago, more than 190 million people tuned in for at least part of the coverage of the Vancouver Games, and Steve Burke, the network's CEO, called the Olympics the "soul" of NBC at a news conference Tuesday in New York. The network had spent months incorporating Vonn into their commercials and promotional plans and now will have to adjust.
"There's plenty of stars out there," said Mark Lazarus, chairman of NBC Sports Group. "Yes, we wish we still had Lindsey there, but we don't. That's the nature of sports. . . . Lots of stars unfortunately get injured and hurt."
Lazarus pointed out that Americans brought home 37 medals from Vancouver and Vonn accounted for two, so there will surely be other athletes to focus on when the Games begin in Sochi.
"Stars exist, but stars are more often made and born during the course of an Olympic Games," added Gary Zenkel, president of NBC Olympics. "It's really not an issue for us. Look, Lindsey gives you great promotional value, and she's an amazing athlete and an amazing story. But there are amazing athletes that are going to be in Sochi, many of which we know, some of which we haven't identified yet."
Vonn, 29, broke the news on her Facebook page early Tuesday morning.
"I am devastated to announce that I will not be able to compete in Sochi," she wrote. "I did everything I possibly could to somehow get strong enough to overcome having no ACL, but the reality has sunk in that my knee is just too unstable to compete at this level."
Because a healthy Vonn would be a threat for three or four medals — and a realistic favorite for two golds — her injury can transform the outlook of the entire U.S. team. And other athletes, many of whom chimed in on social media, recognized that as soon as the news broke Tuesday morning.
"Bummed Lindsey Vonn," veteran American skier Stacey Cook wrote on her Facebook page. "Our team is not the same without you. You leave big shoes to fill for the rest of the year, but I am trying hard to do it!"
A more likely candidate to take the spotlight is Colorado teenager Mikaela Shiffrin, who won her sixth World Cup race of her young career — all in the slalom — last weekend. Shiffrin, 18, is in a similar position to Vonn in 2006 (when Vonn went by her maiden name, Kildow): a young athlete full of potential, one already with enormous appeal to sponsors, but not yet a fully formed star. Shiffrin will compete in two of alpine skiing's five disciplines at the Olympics, limiting her impact.
None of those athletes, though, command the attention Vonn would have in the month before the Games. Until she reinjured her right knee in a World Cup race Dec. 21, her story was setting up, potentially, to be even better than the one she wrote four years ago.
Since Vancouver, Vonn and her husband Thomas divorced. She began dating golf star Tiger Woods, further upping her Q-rating. She had reconciled with her father, Alan Kildow, from whom she was estranged during her Olympic appearances in 2006 and '10. She had gone public with her bouts with depression.
And she had endured the devastating crash last Feb. 5 in Schladming, Austria, an accident that left her wailing on the hillside, the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in her right knee shredded, with a small bone fracture added for good measure.
Now, that story is shelved, and her target for return is the 2014-15 World Cup season, which includes the world championships in Vonn's home town of Vail, Colo. But by then, the Olympic spotlight will be in its four-year hibernation, and the lasting memories of the Sochi Games will have been made by someone else.
"I think there will definitely be a gap that [NBC] can't fill," Towns said. "So much of what they cover is the personal interest. It's what they promote, what you see in the commercials. They can introduce a new athlete, but they won't have all the interest that Lindsey brings to the table."
Rick Maese contributed to this report.


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Lincoln (2012)
Abraham Lincoln: It was right after the revolution, right after peace had been concluded. And Ethan Allen went to London to help our new country conduct its business with the king. The English sneered at how rough we are and rude and simple-minded and on like that, everywhere he went. 'Til one day he was invited to the townhouse of a great English lord. Dinner was served, beverages imbibed, time passed as happens and Mr. Allen found he needed the privy. He was grateful to be directed to this. Relieved, you might say. Mr. Allen discovered on entering the water closet that the only decoration therein was a portrait of George Washington. Ethan Allen done what he came to do and returned to the drawing room. His host and the others were disappointed when he didn't mention Washington's portrait. And finally his lordship couldn't resist and asked Mr. Allen had he noticed it, the picture of Washington. He said he had. Well, what did he think of its placement? Did it seem appropriately located to Mr. Allen? And Mr. Allen said it did. The host was astounded.
[British accent]
Abraham Lincoln: "Appropriate? George Washington's likeness in a water closet?"
[normal voice]
Abraham Lincoln: "Yes," said Mr. Allen, "where it will do good service. The world knows nothing will make an Englishman shit quicker than the sight of George Washington."
[the whole room laughs]
Abraham Lincoln: I love that story.
Abraham Lincoln: I could write shorter sermons but when I get started I'm too lazy to stop.
Thaddeus Stevens: How can I hold that all men are created equal when here before me stands, stinking, the moral carcass of the gentleman from Ohio? Proof that some men ARE inferior, endowed by their maker with dim wits, impermeable to reason, with cold, pallid slime in their veins instead of hot, red blood! YOU are more reptile than man, George, so low and flat that the foot of man is incapable of crushing you!
George Pendleton: How dare you!
Thaddeus Stevens: Yet even YOU, Pendleton - who should have been gibbetted for treason long before today - even worthless, unworthy you ought to be treated equally before the law! And so again, sir, and again and again and again, I say, I do not hold with equality in all things, only with equality before the law!
Thaddeus Stevens: Trust? Gentlemen, you seem to have forgotten that our chosen career is politics.
Abraham Lincoln: Back when I rode the legal circuit in Illinois, I defended a woman from Metmora named Melissa Goings, 77 years-old. They said she murdered her husband, he was 83. He was choking her and she grabbed a-hold of a stick of firewood and fractured his skull and he died. In his will he wrote: 'I suspect she has killed me. If I get over it, I will have revenge.' No one was keen to see her convicted, he was that kind of husband. I asked the prosecuting attorney if I might have a short conference with my client. And she and I went into a room in the courthouse, but I alone emerged. The window in the room was found to be wide open. It was believed the old lady may have climbed out of it. I told the bailiff right before. I left her in the room she asked me where she could get a good drink of water, and I told her Tennessee. Mrs. Goings was seen no more in Metamora. Enough justice had been done; they even forgave the bondsman her bail.
John Usher: I'm afraid I don't see...
Abraham Lincoln: I decided that the Constitution gives me war powers, but no one knows just exactly what those powers are. Some say they don't exist. I don't know. I decided I needed them to exist to uphold my oath to protect the Constitution, which I decided meant that I could take the rebel's slaves from them as property confiscated in war. That might recommend to suspicion that I agree with the rebs that their slaves are property in the first place. Of course I don't, never have, I'm glad to see any man free, and if calling a man property, or war contraband, does the trick... Why I caught at the opportunity. Now here's where it gets truly slippery. I use the law allowing for the seizure of property in a war knowing it applies only to the property of governments and citizens of belligerent nations. But the South ain't a nation, that's why I can't negotiate with'em. If in fact the Negroes are property according to law, have I the right to take the rebels' property from 'em, if I insist they're rebels only, and not citizens of a belligerent country? And slipperier still: I maintain it ain't our actual Southern states in rebellion but only the rebels living in those states, the laws of which states remain in force. The laws of which states remain in force. That means, that since it's states' laws that determine whether Negroes can be sold as slaves, as property - the Federal government doesn't have a say in that, least not yet then Negroes in those states are slaves, hence property, hence my war powers allow me to confiscate'em as such. So I confiscated 'em. But if I'm a respecter of states' laws, how then can I legally free'em with my Proclamation, as I done, unless I'm cancelling states' laws? I felt the war demanded it; my oath demanded it; I felt right with myself; and I hoped it was legal to do it, I'm hoping still. Two years ago I proclaimed these people emancipated - "then, hence forward and forever free."But let's say the courts decide I had no authority to do it. They might well decide that. Say there's no amendment abolishing slavery. Say it's after the war, and I can no longer use my war powers to just ignore the courts' decisions, like I sometimes felt I had to do. Might those people I freed be ordered back into slavery? That's why I'd like to get the Thirteenth Amendment through the House, and on its way to ratification by the states, wrap the whole slavery thing up, forever and aye. As soon as I'm able. Now. End of this month. And I'd like you to stand behind me. Like my cabinet's most always done.
Abraham Lincoln: Euclid's first common notion is this: Things which are equal to the same things are equal to each other. That's a rule of mathematical reasoning and its true because it works - has done and always will do. In his book Euclid says this is self evident. You see there it is even in that 2000 year old book of mechanical law it is the self evident truth that things which are equal to the same things are equal to each other.
Abraham Lincoln: [pounds his hand on a table as his cabinet squabbles] I can't listen to this anymore. I can't accomplish a goddamn thing of any worth until we cure ourselves of slavery and end this pestilential war! I wonder if any of you or anyone else knows it. I know! I need this! This amendment is that cure! We've stepped out upon the world stage now. Now! With the fate of human dignity in our hands. Blood's been spilled to afford us this moment now! Now! Now! And you grouse so and heckle and dodge about like pettifogging Tammany Hall hucksters!
Thaddeus Stevens: The greatest measure of the Nineteenth Century. Passed by corruption, aided and abetted by the purest man in America.
Abraham Lincoln: Do you think we choose the times into which we are born? Or do we fit the times we are born into?
Samuel Beckwith: Well, I don't know about myself. You may be.
Abraham Lincoln: I must make my decision, Bob must make his, you yours. And bear what we must. Hold and carry what we must. What I carry within me, you must allow me to do it. Alone, as I must. And you alone, Mary, you alone may lighten the burden. Or render it intolerable. As you choose.
Thaddeus Stevens: The people elected me to represent them, to lead them, and I lead. You ought to try it.
Abraham Lincoln: I admire your zeal, Mr. Stevens, and I have tried to profit from the example of it. But if I'd listened to you, I'd have declared every slave free the minute the first shell struck Fort Sumter. Then the border states would've gone over to the Confederacy, the war would've been lost and the Union along with it, and instead of abolishing slavery, as we hope to do in two weeks, we'd be watching helpless as infants as it spread from the American South into South America.
Thaddeus Stevens: Oh, how you have longed to say that to me. You claim you trust them, but you know what the people are. You know that the inner compass that should direct the soul toward justice has ossified in white men and women, North and South, unto utter uselessness through tolerating the evil of slavery. White people cannot bear the thought of sharing this country's infinite abundance with Negroes.
Abraham Lincoln: A compass, I learned when I was surveying, it'll... it'll point you true north from where you're standing, but it's got no advice about the swamps, deserts and chasms that you'll encounter along the way. If in pursuit of your destination, you plunge ahead heedless of obstacles, and achieve nothing more than to sink in a swamp... what's the use of knowing true north?
Thaddeus Stevens: When will Mr. Wood conclude his interminable gabble? Some of us breathe oxygen, and we find the mephitic fumes of his oratory a lethal challenge to our pulmonary capabilities.
Thaddeus Stevens: Slavery is the only insult to the natural law, you fatuous nincompoop.
Abraham Lincoln: Abolishing slavery by constitutional provisions settles the fate for all coming time. Not only of the millions now in bondage, but of unborn millions to come. Two votes stand in its way. These votes must be procured.
William Seward: We need two yeses. Three abstentions. Four yeses and one more abstention and the amendment will pass.
Abraham Lincoln: You've got a night and a day and a night; several perfectly good hours! Now get the hell out of here and get them!
James Ashley: Yes. But how?
Abraham Lincoln: Buzzard's guts, man! I am the President of the United States of America! Clothed in immense power! You will procure me these votes.
Clerk - Edward McPherson: Roll call concludes. Voting is completed. Now...
Schuyler Colfax: Mr. clerk? Please call my name. I want to cast a vote.
George Pendleton: I object! The Speaker doesn't vote.
Clerk - Edward McPherson: The Speaker may vote if he so chooses.
George Pendleton: It is highly unusual, sir.
Schuyler Colfax: This isn't usual, Mr. Pendleton. This is history.
Clerk - Edward McPherson: And Mr. George Yeaman, how say you?
George Yeaman: [Muttering] My vote ties us.
Clerk - Edward McPherson: Sorry Mr. Yeaman, I didn't hear your vote.
George Yeaman: I said aye, Mr. McPherson. AYYYYYYEEEEEE!
Abraham Lincoln: [quoting a line spoken by Banquo in Shakespeare's "Macbeth"] If you can look into the seeds of time, and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then to me.
[Lincoln's late-night cabinet meeting is interrupted by a call to drive with Mary to Ford's Theater]
Abraham Lincoln: It's time for me to go. But I would rather stay.
Corporal Ira Clark: Now that white people have accustomed themselves to seeing negro men with guns fighting on their behalf, and even getting the same pay, in a few years perhaps they can abide the idea of negro lieutenants and captains. In fifty years, maybe a negro colonel. In a hundred years, the vote.
Abraham Lincoln: What will you do after the war, Corporal Clark?
Corporal Ira Clark: Work sir. Perhaps you'll hire me.
Abraham Lincoln: Perhaps I will.
Corporal Ira Clark: But you should know, sir, that I get sick at the smell of bootblack, and I cannot cut hair.
Abraham Lincoln: [grins] I've yet to find a man could make a difference with mine.
Private Harold Green: You got springy hair for a white man.
Abraham Lincoln: I do. My last barber hanged himself. And the one before that. Left me his scissors in his will.
[last lines, from Second Inaugural speech]
Abraham Lincoln: Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray, that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. Yet, if God wills that it continue until all the wealth piled by the bondsman's two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash shall be paid by another drawn with the sword, as was said three thousand years ago, so still it must be said "the judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether." With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations.
Abraham Lincoln: [to Ulysses S. Grant] Each of us has made it possible for the other to do terrible things.
Ulysses S. Grant: [to Lincoln] By outward appearance, you're 10 years older than you were a year ago.
William Seward: Gentleman, you have a visitor.
W.N. Bilbo: [checking his friend cards] Oh my God, goddamn...
W.N. Bilbo: [President Lincoln walks in] I'll be fucked.
Abraham Lincoln: I wouldn't bet against it, Mr...?
W.N. Bilbo: W.N.Bilbo.
Abraham Lincoln: Yeah, Mr. Bilbo. Gentlemen...
Robert Latham: Sir.
W.N. Bilbo: Why are you here? No offense, but Mr. Seward's banished the very mention of your name, he won't even let us use fifty-cent pieces 'cause they got your face on 'em.
Abraham Lincoln: The Secretary of State here tells me that, uh... you got eleven Democrats in the bag. That's encouraging.
Richard Schell: Oh, you've got no cause to be encouraged. Sir. Uh...
Robert Latham: Are we being... fired?
Abraham Lincoln: [quoting Shakespeare] 'We have heard the chimes of midnight, Master Shallow.' I'm here to alert you boys that the great day of reckoning is nigh upon us.
Abraham Lincoln: [greeting a pair of visitors from Jefferson City] I heard tell once of a Jefferson City lawyer who had a parrot that would wake him each morning crying out 'today's the day the world shall end as scripture has foretold'. And one day, the lawyer shot him for the sake of peace and quiet I presume, thus fulfilling, for the bird at least, his prophecy.
[the guests don't laugh]
Ulysses S. Grant: If you want to discuss peace with President Lincoln, consider revisions.
Alexander Stephens: If we're not to discuss a truce between warring nations, what in heaven's name can we discuss?
Ulysses S. Grant: Terms of surrender.
Abraham Lincoln: All we've done is show the world that democracy isn't chaos. That there is a great, invisible strength in a people's union. Say we've shown that a people can endure awful sacrifice and yet cohere. Mightn't that save at least the idea of democracy to aspire to? Eventually to become worthy of?
Abraham Lincoln: [on General Grant] My trust in him is marrow deep.
Edwin Stanton: [seeing Lincoln begin to address the room as news comes in from Wilmington] You're going to tell one of your stories! I can't stand to hear another one of your stories!
Thaddeus Stevens: Lincoln the inveterate dawdler, Lincoln the Southerner, Lincoln the capitulating compromiser, our adversary, and leader of the God forsaken Republican Party, our party... Abraham Lincoln has asked us to work with him to accomplish the death of slavery in America. Retain, even in opposition, your capacity for astonishment.
W.N. Bilbo: The kind that hates niggers, hates God for making niggers.
Robert Lincoln: I have to do this! And I will do it, and I don't need your permission to enlist!
Abraham Lincoln: That same speech has been made by how many sons to how many fathers since this war began? 'I don't need your damn permission, you miserable old goat! I'm gonna enlist anyhow!' What wouldn't those numberless fathers have given to be able to say to their sons, as I say now to mine, I am commander-in-chief, so in point of fact, without my permission, you ain't enlisting in nothing, nowhere young man!
Robert Lincoln: It's mama you're scared of, not me getting killed!
Abraham Lincoln: [Lincoln slaps him, then tries to hug him; Robert pushes him away]
Robert Lincoln: I have to do this. And I will, or I will feel ashamed of myself for the rest of my life. Whether or not you fought is what matters. And not just to other people, but to myself. I won't be you, Pa. I can't do that. But I don't want to be nothing.
Thaddeus Stevens: I don't hold with equality in all things, just equality before the law, nothing more.
Mary Todd Lincoln: Seward can't do it; you must. Because if you fail to acquire the necessary votes, woe unto you, sir. You will answer to me.
[Giving a speech at a dedication, Lincoln stands beside the flagpole, and with great ceremony takes off his hat, removes a piece of paper from inside and unfolds it, then puts on his glasses]
Abraham Lincoln: [reading] The part assigned to me is to raise the flag which, if there be no fault in the machinery, I will do. And, when up, it shall be for the people to keep it up.
[takes off his glasses and re-folds the paper]
Abraham Lincoln: That's my speech.
Fernando Wood: Estimable colleagues, two bloody years ago this month, his Highness, King Abraham Africanus the First, our Great Usurping Caesar, violator of habeas corpus and freedom of the press, abuser of states' rights.
Abraham Lincoln: I did say *some* colored men, the intelligent, the educated, and veterans, I qualified it.
James Ashley: Mr. Stevens is furious. He wants to know why you qualified it.
Schuyler Colfax: No one heard the "intelligent" or the "educated" part. All they heard was the first time any president has ever made mention of Negro voting.
Abraham Lincoln: Still, I wish I'd mentioned it in a better speech.
James Ashley: Mr. Stevens also wants to know why you didn't make a better speech.
Abraham Lincoln: I ought to have done it, I ought have done for Tad's sake! For everybody goddamned sake! I should've clapped you in the madhouse!
Mary Todd Lincoln: Then do it! Do it! Don't you threaten me,you do it this time! Lock me away! You'll have to, I swear if Robert is killed!
Abraham Lincoln: If we submit ourselves to law, even submit to losing freedoms, the freedom to oppress, for instance, we may discover other freedoms previously unknown to us. Had you kept faith with democratic process, as frustrating as that can be...
Judge John A. Campbell: Come sir, spare us these pieties. Did you defeat us with ballots?
Alexander Stephens: How have you held your Union together? Through democracy? How many hundreds of thousands have died during your administration? Your union, sir, is bonded in cannon fire and death.
Abraham Lincoln: It may be you're right. But say all we done is show the world that democracy isn't chaos, that there is a great invisible strength in a people's union? Say we've shown that a people can endure awful sacrifice and yet cohere? Mightn't that save at least the idea of democracy, to aspire to? Eventually to become worthy of? At all rates, whatever must be proven by blood and sacrifice must have been proved by now. Shall we stop this bleeding?
Abraham Lincoln: I couldn't tolerate you grieving so for Willie because I couldn't permit it in myself, though I wanted to, Mary. I wanted to crawl under the earth, into the vault with his coffin. I still do. Every day I do. Don't... talk to me about grief. I must make my decisions, Bob must make his, you yours. And bear what we must, hold and carry what we must. What I carry within me - you must allow me to do it, alone as I must. And you alone, Mary, you alone may lighten this burden, or render it intolerable. As you choose.
Thaddeus Stevens: [responding to a knock at the door] It opens!
Mary Todd Lincoln: No one has ever lived who knows better than you the proper placement of footfalls on treacherous paths.
Thaddeus Stevens: You are a democrat. What's the matter with you? Are you wicked?
Thaddeus Stevens: I haven't noticed you. I'm a Republican, and you, Coughdrop, are a Democrat?
Abraham Lincoln: It's nighttime. Ship's move by some terrible power at terrific speed. And though it's imperceptible in the darkness, I have an intuition that we're headed towards a shore. No one else seems to be aboard the vessel. I'm keenly aware of my aloneness.
Abraham Lincoln: [quoting Hamlet] "I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams."
Abraham Lincoln: Hmm. I reckon it's the speed that's strange to me. I'm used to going at a deliberate pace. I should space you, Molly. I shouldn't tell you my dreams.
Mary Todd Lincoln: I don't want to be spared if you aren't And you spare me nothing.
Abraham Lincoln: When the people disagree, bringing them together requires going slow until they're ready to...
Thaddeus Stevens: Shit on the people and what they want and what they're ready for. I don't give a goddamn about the people and what they want. This is the face of someone who has fought long and hard for the *good* of the people without caring much for any of 'em. And now I look a lot worse without my wig.
Thaddeus Stevens: It's late, I'm old and I'm going home.
John Hay: Do you need company?
Abraham Lincoln: In times like these, I'm best alone.
Robert Lincoln: Deliver your own goddamn petition.
Tad Lincoln: Papa? Papa, I want to see Willie.
Abraham Lincoln: Me too, Tad. But we can't. Willie's gone. Three years now, he's gone.
Robert Latham: It's not illegal to bribe congressmen. They starve otherwise.
Robert Lincoln: I'm the only man over fifteen and under sixty-five in this whole place not in uniform.
Tad Lincoln: I'm under fifteen and I have a uniform.
Mary Todd Lincoln: All anyone will remember of me is I was crazy and I ruined your happiness.
Abraham Lincoln: Anyone who thinks that doesn't understand, Molly.
Mary Todd Lincoln: When they look at you, at what it cost to live at the heart of this, they'll wonder at it. They'll wonder at you. They should. But they should also look at the wretched woman by your side, if they want to understand what this was truly like, for an ordinary person, for anyone other than you.
William Hutton: I can't make sense of it, what he died for. Mr. Lincoln, I hate them all, I do, all black people. I am a prejudiced man.
Abraham Lincoln: I'd change that in you if I could, but that's not why I come. I might be wrong, Mr. Hutton, but I expect... Colored people will most likely be free, and when that's so, it's simple truth that your brother's bravery, and his death, helped make it so. Only you can decide whether that's sense enough for you, or not.
Tad Lincoln: When you were a slave, Mr. Slade, did they beat you?
William Slade: I was born a free man. Nobody beat me except I beat them right back.
[Mrs. Keckley enters]
William Slade: Mrs. Keckley was a slave. Ask her if she was beaten.
Elizabeth Keckley: I was beaten with a fire shovel when I was younger than you.
Mary Todd Lincoln: No one is loved as much as you by the people. Don't waste that power.
Abraham Lincoln: With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations.
Mary Todd Lincoln: You think I'm ignorant of what you're up to because you haven't discussed this scheme with me as you ought to have done? When have I ever been so easily bamboozled? I believe you when you insist that amending the Constitution and abolishing slavery will end this war. And since you're sending my son into the war, woe to you if you fail to pass the amendment.
George Yeaman: Votes for women?
Abraham Lincoln: I wish He had chosen an instrument more wieldy than the House of Representatives.
Mary Todd Lincoln: Smile, Senator Wade.
Senator Bluff Wade: I believe I am smiling, Mrs. Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln: Thunder forth, God of War!
Thaddeus Stevens: Nothing surprises you, Asa, therefore nothing about you is surprising. Perhaps that is why your constituents did not re-elect you to the coming term.
Thaddeus Stevens: What violates natural law? Slavery and you! Pendleton, you insult God. You unnatural noise.
Asa Vintner Litton: Have you lost your very soul, Mr. Stevens? Is there nothing you won't say?
Thaddeus Stevens: I'm sorry you're nauseous, Asa. That must be unpleasant. I want the amendment to pass, so that the constitution's first and only mention of slavery is its absolute prohibition. For this amendment, for which I have worked all my life and for which countless colored men and women have fought and died and now hundreds of thousands of soldiers... No, sir, no, it seems there's very nearly nothing I won't say.
Ulysses S. Grant: [Grant hands the Confederate peace commissioner's proposal back to them, covered in scribbled notes] Gentlemen, I suggest you work some changes into your proposal before you give it to the President.
[Turns and walks away. Stephens follows]
Senator R.M.T. Hunter: We're eager to be on our way to Washington.
Alexander Stephens: Mr Lincoln tell you to tell us this?
Ulysses S. Grant: [Grant takes a cup of coffee from a steward] It says 'securing peace for our two countries' and it goes on like that.
Alexander Stephens: I don't know what you...
Ulysses S. Grant: There's just one country. You and I, we're citizens of that country. I'm fighting to protect it from armed rebels.
[Pats Stephen's shoulder and goes to sit down]
Ulysses S. Grant: From you.
Thaddeus Stevens: [presents a copy of the 13th Amendment to Lydia] A gift for you.
Abraham Lincoln: I am the president of the United States of America, clothed in immense power! You will procure me those votes!
Abraham Lincoln: Shall we stop this bleeding?
Abraham Lincoln: Don't spend too much money on the flub dubs.
Abraham Lincoln: Buzzards' guts, man!
Abraham Lincoln: [Lincoln quoting Falstaff from Shakespeare's "King Henry the Fourth"] We have heard the chimes at midnight, Master Shallow.
Abraham Lincoln: Liberality all around. No punishment, I don't want that. And the leaders - Jeff and the rest of 'em - if they escape, leave the country while my back's turned, that wouldn't upset me none. When peace comes it mustn't just be hangings.
Montgomery Blair: They'll vote for this rash and dangerous amendment only if every other possibility is exhausted.
Preston Blair: I went to Richmond to talk to traitors, to smile at and plead with traitors, because it'll be spring in two months, the roads'll be passable, the spring slaughter commences.
Abraham Lincoln: Old Neptune!
[paraphrasing Shakespeare's "Macbeth"]
Abraham Lincoln: Shake thy hoary locks!
Senator Bluff Wade: Whalers?
James Ashley: That's what he said.
Senator Bluff Wade: The man's never been near a whale ship in his life!
Richard Schell: Over in Pennsylvania, who's the sweaty man eating his thumb?
Robert Latham: Unknown to me. Seems jumpy.
Richard Schell: Perhaps he'll jump.
W.N. Bilbo: [on Fernando Wood making his speech] Jesus. When's this son of liberty, sum-a-bitch gonna sit down?
Thaddeus Stevens: [to Lincoln] The people elected me to represent them, to lead them, and I lead. You ought to try it.
Abraham Lincoln: I am asking only that you disenthrall yourself from the slave powers. I will let you know when there is an offer on my desk for surrender. There's none before us now. What's before us now, that's the vote on the Thirteenth Amendment. It's going to be so very close. You see what you can do.
John Usher: It seems to me, sir, you're describing precisely the sort of dictator the Democrats have been howling about.
James Speed: Dictators aren't susceptible to law.
John Usher: Neither is he! He just said as much! Ignoring the courts? Twisting meanings? What reins him in from, from...
Abraham Lincoln: Well, the people do that, I suppose. I signed the Emancipation Proclamation a year and half before my second election. I felt I was within my power to do it; however I also felt that I might be wrong about that; I knew the people would tell me. I gave 'em a year and half to think about it. And they re-elected me.
Abraham Lincoln: And come February the first, I intend to sign the Thirteenth Amendment.
William Seward: Madam, if the rebels surrendered next week, would you, at the end of this month, want Congressman Burton to vote for the Thirteenth Amendment?
Mrs. Jolly: If that was how it was, no more war an' all, I reckon Mr Jolly much prefer not to have Congress pass the Amendment.
William Seward: And... why is that?
Mr. Jolly: [looks at Seward in surprise] Niggers.
Mrs. Jolly: If he don't have to let some Alabama coon come up from Missouri and steal his chickens and his job, we'd much prefer that.
[Seward takes Mrs Jolly's letter, walks over to Lincoln and puts it on his desk]
William Seward: [quietly] The people. I begin to see why you're in such a great hurry to put it through.
William Seward: In my opinion...
Abraham Lincoln: To which I always listen...
William Seward: Or pretend to.
Abraham Lincoln: With all three of my ears.
Thaddeus Stevens: Read it to me again, my love.
Lydia Smith: "Proposed..."
Thaddeus Stevens: And adopted.
Lydia Smith: Adopted. "An Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Section One: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."
Thaddeus Stevens: Section Two...
Lydia Smith: "Congress shall have power to enforce this amendment by appropriate legislation..."
George Pendleton: I appeal to my fellow Democrats, to all Republican representatives who give a fig for peace!
[the three Confederate peace representatives cross the border into Union territory; heading towards their carriage, they balk when they see it being guarded by black soldiers. At last, Stephens steps toward the waiting door]
Alexander Stephens: [to soldiers] Much obliged.
W.N. Bilbo: [on George Eastman] Looks like he ate a bad oyster.
Thaddeus Stevens: As long as your household accounts are in order, Madam, we have no need to investigate them.
Mary Todd Lincoln: You have always taken such a lively, even prosecutorial interest in my household accounts, Mr. Stevens.
Thaddeus Stevens: Your household accounts have always been so interesting.
Mary Todd Lincoln: Yes, thank you, it's true. The miracles I have wrought out of fertilizer bills and cutlery invoices, but I had to. Four years ago, when the President and I arrived, this was a pure pigsty. Tobacco stains in the carpets, mushrooms sprouting from the ceilings! And a pauper's pittance allotted for improvements. As if your committee joined with all of Washington waiting, in what you anticipated to be our comfort in squalor, further proof that my husband and I were prairie primitives, unsuited to the position to which an error of the people, a flaw in the democratic process, had elevated us.
[first lines]
Private Harold Green: [speaking to Lincoln on the battlefield] Some of us was in the Second Kansas Colored. We fought the Rebs at Jenkins' Ferry last April just after they killed every Negro soldier they captured at Poison Springs. So at Jenkins' Ferry, we decided warn't takin' no Reb prisoners. And we didn't leave a one of 'em alive. The ones of us that didn't die that day, we joined up with the 116th US Colored, sir, from Camp Nelson, Kentucky.
Robert Lincoln: The war will be over in a month, and you know it will.
Abraham Lincoln: I've found that prophesying is one of life's less profitable occupations.
Mary Todd Lincoln: [to Thaddeus Stevens] How the people love my husband. They flock to see him by their thousands on public days. They will never love you the way they love him. How difficult it must be for you to know that, and yet how important to remember it.


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WHAT ARE YOU DOING FRIDAY the 13th?
Bigger Stars and More Activities at this year's ScareFest Horror and Paranormal Convention and The Portal Gaming Event! 2013 is the six year anniversary for The ScareFest Horror and Paranormal Convention held in Lexington, KY, at the Lexington Convention Center located in the center of the city. We begin the celebrations on Friday 13th, with a fun three day event filled with stars, vendors, bands, ghost investigations, free seminars, wrestlers, a magic show, a freak show, a video game truck and of course parties to include: VIP, Costume and Superstitions.
The evenings will be filled with haunted houses in the area that are working with ScareFest to continue the scare into the night, along with midnight horror movies at the Kentucky Theatre. This year, ScareFest is also introducing a new and exciting fandom event – The Portal, with a Gaming Area, is a new event that will house our table top, live action role playing, cosplay, vendors, and workshops as well. There will be gaming going during the weekend and all night on Friday through Saturday. ScareFest is very excited to announce that Izzy's Little Creepers will be presenting the ScareFest Film Festival at this year's ScareFest.
ScareFest is 87,000 square feet of fun, games and parties that are put on by Ghost Chasers International, Inc., both owned by Patti Starr and produced by Chuck Starr. The Event Manager is Jeff Waldridge and Organizers are Lee and Jennifer Kirkland.
Guests: Sam Tramwell, Jim Parrack, Dave Schrader, Josh Gates, Aaron Goodwin, John Zaffis, Chip Coffey, Grant Wilson, and more!
Scarefest Convention, 13-15 Sept, Lexington, KY
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APOSTOLICPILGRIMAGE2014 Apostolic Pilgrimage of Pope Francis and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew
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BAPTISTNYC St. John the Baptist NYC Listserv
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CHEYENNEGOC Saints Constantine and Helen GOC in Cheyenne WY
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DENVERASSUMPTIONHOPE Assumption Cathedral of Denver Youth Ministries - HOPE
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DETROIT Official news releases and events from the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Detroit
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FOTIA Fotia Dance Group of the Denver Hellenic Dance Academy
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GOANNUNCIATION Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church - Modesto, CA
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GOCBAHAMAS Bulletin and Announcements from Annunciation Church in Nassau, Bahamas
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GREEKSOCAL This is an email distribution server for all events in the Greek
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HCHCADMISSIONS Promotional List for the Dept. of Admissions at Hellenic College/Holy Cross
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HMOGANNOUNCEMENTS Holy Mother of God Greek Orthodox Church of Talahassee, FL
HOLYCROSSFESTIVAL Central Georgia Greek Festival (Business Friends)
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HTEBULLETIN E-Bulletin for the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity Charleston, SC
HTEDUCATE The Discussion forum for the Educational Society of Holy Trinity, Raleigh, NC
HTGOCAMBPARISH For the Parishioners of Holy Trinity in Ambridge, PA
HTGOC_AK Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church in Anchorage, AK General Parish Broadcast
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HTL Holy Trinity Lewiston Parish List Server
IM-MONTHLY-NEWLETTER Internet Ministries Monthly Newsletter
INFOSTDEMETRIOSMAINE A parish to parishioner quick communication link for St. Demetrios ME
INTOUCH St. Nicholas Church, Newburgh, NY Announcements, Bulletins and Newsletters
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IV Ionian Village Alumni
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JZDAILYMEDITATION Jordan's Daily Meditation
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LEADERS Metropolis of Boston Leaders
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MBCFAMILY Families of the Metropolis of Boston Camp
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MEDIA Greek Orthodox Archdiocese news releases and schedule of events for the media
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NJ Official news releases and events from the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of New Jersey
NJ_ACL Active Clergy - New Jersey Metropolis
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NJ_PAR Parishes - New Jersey Metropolis
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NOCSUNDAYSCHOOL Nativity of Christ Greek Orthodox Church - Novato, CA - Sunday School
NTGOC News and Events for Nativity of the Theotokos - Spotsylvania, VA
NTLYALEXEC National YAL Executive Committee
NY Official news releases and events from the Archdiocesan District of New York
NYCPRINCIPALS Parochial Day School principals in New York City
NYYOUNGADULTMINISTRY New York YAL News and Events
OBSERVERONLINE Greek Orthodox Observer Digital Edition
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OCF Orthodox Christian Fellowship
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OCMC-TESTLIST Test List for OCMC
OCMCAPPEALS OCMC Mailing List for Appeals
OCMCCULTURAL OCMC ListServ for cultural media sources.
OCMCMASS OCMC ListServ for mass media sources.
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OCMCPARISH OCMC Distribution List for Parishes & Priests
OCMCSAMP Support a Mission Priest Program of OCMC
ORDERSTANDREW The Order of Saint Andrew, Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate
ORGWEB Organization and Metropolis Webmasters and Communications Directors
ORTHODOXGOODS Orthodox Goods
ORTHODOXJOBS Mailing List for New Postings on OrthodoxJobs
ORTHODOXSOFTWARE The list is for parishes and users of the new Orthodox Software.
ORTHODOXYOUNGSTOWN Notification of Web Page changes for Archangel Michael Church
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PAPALVISIT Internal List for Papal Visit to Ecumenical Patriarchate November 2006
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PPGOC News and Events for Panagia Pantovasilissa, Lexington, KY
PRAYERPARTNERS Prayer Requests For Those In Need Of Prayer
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PROE Department of Parish Renewal, Outreach & Evangelism
PROEBOARD Official communications tool for the board members of the Department of PROE
READINGPATEST Test for Reading, PA
RELIGION2019 Religion Press Contacts compiled in 2019
RELIGIOUSEDUCATORS Communicate ideas and tips and announce new resources to Orthodox Religious Educators.
RELIGIOUSFREEDOM Archons 2017 Religious Freedom Conference
RESURRECTIONGOC Church of the Resurrection in Brookville, NY parish news and announcements
RESURRECTIONGOCGS Greek School Listserv for Holy Resurrection Church - Brookville, NY
RESURRECTIONGOYA GOYA Listserv for Holy Resurrection Church - Brookville, NY
RESURRECTIONPHIL Philoptochos eMail list at The Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Resurrection - Brookville, NY
RESURRECTIONSS Greek School Listserv for Holy Resurrection Church - Brookville, NY
RESURRECTIONYOUTH Youth Listserv for Holy Resurrection Church - Brookville, NY
SAINT-SPYRIDON News and events at St. Spyridon Hellenic Orthodox Church in Palos Heights, IL
SAINTANNA Saint Anna Church Mailing List
SAINTANNAYOUTH Saint Anna - Roseville, CA - Youth
SAINTBARBARA News and Events from Saint Barbara, Orange, CT
SAINTBARBARA-MEDIA Media contacts for Saint Barbara
SAINTBASILACADEMY News from Saint Basil Academy
SAINTDEMCABUILD Building Committee for St. Demetrios Church in Camarillo, CA
SAINTDEMCALINC Bible Study (Life in Christ) at St. Demetrios in Camarillo, CA
SAINTDEMCAPARISH Parish Council news for St. Demetrios Church in Camarillo, CA
SAINTDEMCAWEB Announcements of changes to the Saint Demetrios Web Site in Camarillo, CA
SAINTDEMCAYOUTH Youth Group at St. Demetrios in Camarillo, CA
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SAINTKATHERINE Saint Katherine Newsletter/Announcement List
SAINTKATHERINEGOYA Sample List - Open Subscription, Announcement Only
SAINTLUKEMA Saint Luke Parish News
SAINTNICHOLASGJ Saint Nicholas, Grand Junction, CO
SAINTNICHOLASOKINAWA News and announcements from Saint Nicholas Orthodox Chapel on Camp Foster in Okinawa.
SAINTSPYRIDON News and Events for St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church of New York City, NY
SAINTSPYRIDONNEWS Listserv for Saint Spyridon Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Worcester, MA
SANFRANYAL San Francisco YAL
SCHCHURCH Sts Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Washington DC
SCHGOCDC Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church - Washington DC
SCHGOCHURCH Sts. Constantine & Helen Church - Annapolis, MD
SCHGOYA GOYA of Sts Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Washington DC
SCHGOYOUTH Sts. Constantine & Helen Church Youth Program - Annapolis, MD
SCHSTEWARDS Stewards of Sts Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Washington DC
SCITECH Orthodox Christian Science and Techology Discussion List
SCOBA Official SCOBA Listserv
SF Official news releases & events from the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco
SF-TEST SF Metropolis Test
SFANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements sponsored by local Bay Area Greek Orthodox Churches.
SFCHURCHMUSIC Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco Church Music Federation
SFMETROPOLISYOUTH San Francisco Metropolis Youth
SFPARISHES Parishes of the Metropolis of San Francisco
SFRELIGIOUSED San Francisco Religious Education
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STANDREW The St Andrew Greek Orthodox Church listserv provides users with
STANDREWEBULLETIN News and Events from the Greek Orthodox Parish of St. Andrew in Randolph, NJ
STANDREWPTA Parent Teacher Announcements
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STATHANASIOSCHAPEL Announcements for St. Athanasios Greek Orthodox Church in Gulf Shores, AL
STBARBARA-ANNOUNCEMENTS St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church of Orange, CT announcements
STBARBARA-ATHLETICS St. Barbara Athletics
STBARBARA-COMMITTEES St. Barbara Committee Members
STBARBARA-GOYA For children ages 1218 at St. Barbara's Greek Orthodox Church in Orange, CT
STBARBARA-GREEKSCHOOL St. Barbara Greek School
STBARBARA-JOY For children ages 5-12 at St. Barbara's Greek Orthodox Church in Orange, CT
STBARBARA-MENTORING Saint Barbara Mentoring Program
STBARBARA-PATCHES St. Barbara Patches Group
STBARBARA-SUNDAYSCHOOL St. Barbara Sunday School
STBARBARA-VOLLEYBALL St. Barbara Volleyball
STBARBARA-YAL For college age & young adults under 35 at St. Barbara's Greek Orthodox Church in Orange, CT
STBARBARADURHAMNC List to distribute weekly Bulletin to Parishioners Durham NC
STBARBARAMONTHLYEPISTLE The Epistle is the Monthly Bulletin for St Barbara Church
STBASIL Mailing list of news and events for volunteers of St. Basil Academy
STBASILCT Bulletin Builder List for St. Basil's - New Haven, CT
STBGTEST Test List for St Barbara Goya
STCATHERINE-WPB St Catherine, West Palm Beach, Florida - eBulletin List.
STCATHERINEITHACA Weekly Communication for Parishioners of St. Catherine Church of Ithaca, NY
STCONSBULLETIN St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church - Westland, MI - Weekly Bulletin
STCONSNOTICES St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church - Westland, MI - Notices
STDEMETRIOSALTARBOYS Altar Boys at St. Demetrios in Weston, MA
STDEMETRIOSBULLETIN St. Demetrios Church, Merrick, NY - eBulletin
STDEMETRIOSGOYA GOYA group at St. Demetrios Church in Weston, MA
STDEMETRIOSJOY Joy Parents at St. Demetrios in Weston, MA
STDEMETRIOSUNION News, events, & correspondence of the community of St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox
STDEMETRIOSYAL St. Demetrios YAL - Weston, MA
STDEMFWTXGOYA GOYA Updates and Announcements: St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXGRKFEST Festival-Special Events - St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXHJ Hope & Joy Updates / Announcements: St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXOCF OCF Updates and Announcements: St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXPAR All Parish Communications: St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXPC Parish Council - St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXSCHOOL Sunday School Updates and Announcements: St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
STDEMFWTXYAM Young Adults Updates and Announcements: St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church - Fort Worth, TX
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STEWARDSHIPCHAIR Stewardship Resources for the Parish
STEWARDS_SCH Stewards of Sts Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Washington DC
STGEORGEABQ St. George Albuquerque NM
STGEORGEASBURYPARKNJ News and Events from the Greek Orthodox Community of St. George, Asbury Park, NJ
STGEORGEBANGOR St. George Greek Church, Bangor ME. List of our members and Benefactors.
STGEORGEBULLETIN St. George's Bulletin - Southbridge, MA
STGEORGECATH Parish Mailings
STGEORGECATHEDRAL St. George Cathedral - Philadelphia, PA
STGEORGECHURCH Announcements from St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Schenectady, New York
STGEORGEDOWNEY Announcements and e-Bulletins of St George Church in Downey, CA
STGEORGEEU St George GOC of Eugene, OR parish information and announcements
STGEORGEGREENVILLE General Parish Information for St George Church in Greenville, SC
STGEORGEKINGSTON Parish News for St. George Kingston, NY
STGEORGELYNN Official Mailing list of St George Church in Lynn, MA
STGEORGEONWEST54TH E-mail communications with members of the St. George Church Community
STGEORGEPISCATAWAYNJ Newsletter from St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Piscataway, NJ
STGEORGETRENTONYALOCF Parish news and events for St. George Church in Trenton, NJ
STGREGNYSA E-mail Listserver of St. Gregory of Nyssa Greek Orthodox Church, El Cajon, CA
STJOHNBAPTISTEULESS News from St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Euless, TX
STJOHNCHRYSOSTOM St. John Chrysostom - Hobe Sound, FL
STJOHNGOCHURCH Announcements from the Saint John The Divine Greek Orthodox Church, Wheeling, WV
STJOHNTHEBAPTISTGOC St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church - Des Plaines, IL
STJOHNWV Communications from St. John Greek Orthodox Church
STKATHERINE Announcements -- St. Katherine GOC, Naples, FL.
STNICHOLAS-NEWS St. Nicholas in Corpus Christi News
STNICHOLASSUMMERCAMP Nicholas Summer Camp News and Updates - Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Detroit
STNICHOLASWACO News and Bulletins from St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Waco, TX
STNICHOLASWILMINGTON News from St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Wilmington, NC
STNSS St. Nicholas Newburgh, NY Sunday School Listserver
STPARASKEVIBLOODDRIVE Saint Paraskevi Bi-Annual Blood Drive Listserv
STPARASKEVIPARISHCONTACTS St Paraskevi Shrine Church Greenlawn NY
STSCONSTANTINENEWS Sts Constantine News and Updates
STSCONSTHELEN Sts. Constantine and Helen Church - Vallejo, CA
STSOPHIA Parish Information - St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church - Albany, NY
STSOPHIAS Communications for St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church, Syracuse, NY
STSPETERANDPAULANNOUNCEMENT Sts. Peter and Paul - Boulder, CO - Announcement
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STSPETERANDPAULPARISHCOUNCIL Sts. Peter and Paul - Boulder, CO - Parish Council
STSPETERANDPAULTOO Sts. Peter and Paul - Boulder, CO - TOO Festival
STSPETERPAUL Parish Email Service of Sts. Peter & Paul G.O.C., Frederick, MD
STSPYRIDON St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church - New York City, NY - News and Events
STSRNINEWS News from Sts. Raphael, Nicholas, and Irene GOC in Cumming, Georgia
STSTEPHEN St. Stephen Bulletin and Announcements
STVASILIOS The STVASILIOS list is the official email mailing list of St. Vasilios Greek Orthodox
STVASILIOSGOYA GOYA listserver for St. Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church in Peabody, MA
STVASILIOSNH St. Vasilios, Newport, NH - Parish Listserver
ST_NEKTARIOS_NC St. Nektarios email list-full distribution
TEST A test list
TESTINGOK the testing is testing ok
TGOCHOPEJOY TGOC Hope / Joy Mailing List
TGOCMENSFELLOWSHIP TGOC Men's Fellowship
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Next Gen Art - a juried High School Art Show
Date: 2/22/2017
Time: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Location: Arts in the Village Gallery, 1601 Village Market Blvd, Suite 116, Leesburg, VA 20175 (View Map)
Description: Arts in the Village Gallery is proud to present Next Gen Art, a juried art show highlighting the work of the next generation of artists from local high schools, running from January 16th through February 28th. The gallery invited Junior and Senior level students from nearby Tuscarora, Loudoun County, Heritage, Stone Bridge and Broad Run High Schools to submit works. Over 30 two-dimensional works in a variety of mediums were selected for the show by a jury panel of experienced gallery artists. Arts in the Village Gallery will be giving monetary awards to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners chosen by the jury panel. A select number of additional students will receive Honorable Mention awards. From January 17th through January 27th gallery visitors will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite piece, thereby contributing to the selection of a "People's Choice" award winner who will receive a gift basket containing donations from a variety of neighborhood businesses. Additionally, show sponsor, Northwest Federal Credit Union will be making a gift to the 1st place winner's High School art program. A free, open to the public reception and awards ceremony to honor the student artists will take place Saturday, January 28, 2017 from 4:00 to 7:00 PM. Arts in the Village Gallery, 1601 Village Market Blvd, Suite 116, Leesburg, VA 20175. Tel: 571-442-8661 Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.artsinthevillage.com/
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