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With the 2010 professional college football season coming to a close, it has come time to review the five biggest games of the post season: the BCS bowls.
Rose Bowl: Ohio State vs. Oregon
This was one of the most anticipated match-ups in the BCS bowls, since these teams were pretty much mirror images of each other. Terrelle Pryor outplayed Jeremiah Masoli, and as the winning quarterback earned the right to deflower the Rose Queen, Natalie Innocenzi. Ohio State faced tremendous pressure to win, having fizzled in most of its recent BCS appearances, and they sure did disappoint the critics. An interesting side note is that Oregon head coach Chip Kelly had defeated Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel in the annual pre-game hot dog eating contest. He is the first to coach to have won the contest but lost the game since Pete Carroll defeated Mack Brown in 2006.
Sugar Bowl: Florida vs. Cincinnati
This game ended up being much closer than expected, as most analysts predicted Florida would score between 150-200 points, with ESPN's Jesse Palmer predicting a final score of googol to (-54). Florida eventually won by a final score of 51 to who gives a shit. Florida coach Urban Meyer suffered zero heart attacks during the game, much to the dismay of Cincinnati fans who were hoping that their opponents would also have to play without their head coach. Meyer told reporters after the game that his health concerns, combined with Tim Tebow leaving, may force him into a quasi-retirement. "Or I might just quit and get a job as the offensive coordinator for whatever NFL team drafts Timmy," Meyers said. "Best head ever."
Fiesta Bowl: Boise State vs. Texas Christian
TCU (Texas Christian) had a rare opportunity for itself and for all teams from non-BCS conferences in making it to a BCS game. However, it failed to convert that opportunity into success and it made all teams from the lesser conferences look foolish for even trying. Sure, with a final score of 17-10, it was a close game, but the fact is that they lost. Now pundits who think that non-BCS teams shouldn't participate in the BCS bowls at all need only point to this game and say "Why do we even let these teams in if they can't win the big ones?" Now teams like Bowling Green, SMU, and Boise State may never get a shot at another BCS game again, let alone the National Championship Game. Still, hats off to the Broncos, who should stop fucking crying every single year and just join the Pac 10 already.
Orange Bowl: Iowa vs. Georgia Tech
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!1!!one!!1 GO HAWKS!!!!!1! YEAH BABY! IN HEAVEN THERE IS NO BEER// THAT'S WHY WE DRINK IT HERE// AND WHEN WE'RE ALL GONE FROM HERE// OUR FRIENDS WILL BE DRINKING ALL OUR BEER!!! BOOM! SUCK IT TECH!
Ahem. Now would probably be a good time to confess that I am a slight fan of the Iowa Hawkeyes footballing club. This was a good game. Actually, it was a great game. Pretty much the best game out of all the BCS games, because of, um, its competitiveness. GO STANZI! WOO! CLAYBORN BRINGIN' DOWN DA HOUSE! BOOM! SUCK IT TECH!
Moving on…
The National Championship Game
How lame was it that Colt McCoy got hurt on the fifth play and didn't return? So lame that Texas made it a game (trailing 24-21 in the fourth quarter) with their true freshman Garrett Gilbert. Nowadays Colt McCoy just sits in his dorm room listening to Little Texas' hit single What Might Have Been play on loop on his iPod, which he may or may not have accepted as an illegal gift from an athletic booster. But the point is, his roommate, star receiver Jordan Shipley, has been planning a big St. Valentine's Day surprise for Colt to hopefully lift his spirits, and sources close to the two say Shipley might pop the question, so shhhhh! keep it on the down-low.
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The Minnesota Historical Society has been collecting, preserving, and interpreting the history of Minnesota since 1849, which makes the society older than the state it represents. Now located at the Minnesota History Center, the center also includes the Minnesota State Archives. See Minnesota Historical Society Library and Archives Division, Genealogical Resources of the Minnesota Historical Society: A Guide (St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1989) for an excellent guide to the multitude of sources in their collection. This handbook alphabetically lists resources, cross-referenced, with a description of contents, location within the society's departments, and means of access.
At the above location are the audio-visual library (genealogists will appreciate the photograph collection of approximately 200,000 images, indexed by subject and name); the map library; the newspaper library (over 3 million issues of approximately 6,500 newspapers); reference library (over 500,000 books, pamphlets, periodicals, microforms, and documents); the largest collection of published Minnesota materials; extensive holdings on railroads, Canadian history, the fur trade, Scandinavians, and Native Americans in Minnesota; and publication offices.
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When Gary Jobson was 19, he remembers crewing for a series of notable skippers who were racing a variety of small boats with the object of selecting a junior boat for Long Island Sound. He raced with Bus Mosbacher, Arthur Knapp, Andy Kostanecki, Cornelius Shields, Jr., and Bob Bavier. Jobson noted in his log book that Bob Bavier impressed him as the best helmsman.
Born into a sailing family – his father was first to sail a Marconi-rigged boat in an ocean race (Bermuda 1923), and was in America's Cup contender Wheetamo's afterguard – Bob Bavier won the Sears Cup before leading his Williams College team to Intercollegiate titles in 1939 and 1940. Along the way he skippered Williams to a MacMillan Cup win.
Bavier smartly combined sailing and business when he joined Yachting magazine's advertising sales staff after WWII. Devreaux Barker, a novice journalist at the time, says Bavier was of immeasurable help to him. "He was a warm, personable man," Barker recalls, "and a good writer and editor. I never wrote anything without showing it to Bob." Bavier authored seven books on yacht racing.
Bavier rose to be Publisher of Yachting , with a monthly column of his own, "From the Cockpit." The column was aptly titled. Bavier kept an ambitious racing schedule, including skippering the 12-Metre Constellation to an America's Cup win in 1964. He served as Vice-President of ISAF. As President of US Sailing, Bavier took the organization to a new level of international participation. He set a high standard of service to the sport.
In his influential column, his opinions were well-founded and tastefully presented. In contemplating the need for a new Cup boat in 1970, Bavier wrote: "I can't help but wonder if a smaller, lighter boat than the current 12s might have a chance….a new approach might make for a more sprightly boat, better to accelerate after tacking, better at least in light air." His criticism of sailing in 1970 warranted attention: "We are not in tune with the rest of the world that is zeroing in on light, sporting, two-man centerboarders often equipped with trapezes."
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By Brendan O'Neill
Far from being radicalised by the failure of the west to act, large numbers of Muslims were radicalised by western intervention in the Balkans.
Brendan Simms is right to argue that today's Islamo-nihilism has its origins in the civil war in Bosnia. But he is way off the mark when he says it was the failure of the west, and in particular Britain, to intervene on behalf of the Bosnian Muslims that radicalised Muslims in Britain and elsewhere.
The exact opposite is the case: Muslims in Britain, America and across the Middle East were radicalised not by western sloth on Bosnia, but rather by the west's transformation of that dirty civil war into a simplistic battle between good and evil.
Simms is guilty of some sins of omission, too. He fails to mention, for example, that between 1,800 and 3,000 mujahideen fought in Bosnia on the side of the Bosnian Muslim army. These holy warriors came from the Middle East, north Africa and western Europe (notably France and the UK). And their path to holy war in Bosnia was facilitated by western intervention.
The mujahideen moved to Bosnia as part of a process of "Islamicisation" of the conflict, which took place under the watchful and approving eye of the Clinton administration. In 1993 and 1994, the Clintonites gave a green light to Iran, Saudi Arabia and various highly dubious radical Islamic charities to arm the Bosnian Muslims.
Despite having denounced Iran as "the worst sponsor of terrorism in the world", the Clinton administration told both Croat and Bosnian Muslim leaders that they should accept shipments of weapons, ammunition, anti-tank rockets, communications equipment and uniforms and helmets from Iran.
Washington also allowed "Islamic charities", which really were radical mujahideen-based organisations, to supply money and arms to the Bosnian Muslims. As the Washington Post reported in September 1996, US officials on the ground in Bosnia, who were motivated by "sympathy for the Muslim government and ambivalence about maintaining the arms embargo", instructed other western officials to "back off" and "not interfere" with these shipments from radical Islamists.
This US-supported supply line between the Middle East and Bosnia, through which both Iranian elements and radicals sent money and weapons, also encouraged mujahideen to make their way into the Balkans. Along with the flow of radical Islamist weaponry into Bosnia, there followed the movement of radical Islamist warriors.
Once inside Bosnia, the mujahideen fought with the Bosnian Muslim army, at a time when it was being supported politically and militarily by Washington. In 1994 and 1995, Washington surreptitiously supplied the Bosnian Muslim army with weapons and training, even though it had hundreds of mujahideen in its ranks. The mujahideen formed a battalion of holy warriors which was, according to Evan Kohlmann, directly answerable to then Bosnian Muslim leader Alija Izetbegovic.
In other words, America armed and trained a military machine that was using mujahideen as "shock troops". As the United Nations said in 1995, the period of America's secretive arming, the mujahideen were "directly dependent on [the Bosnian Muslim army] for supplies".
Perhaps most strikingly, many mujahideen were encouraged to venture to Bosnia by shrill media coverage of the conflict. Arab fighters say they first ventured to Bosnia because they "saw US media reports on rape camps" or read about the "genocide" in Bosnia and the "camps used by Serb soldiers systematically to rape thousands of Muslim women". Holy warriors seem to have been moved to action by some of the more hysterical and unsubstantiated coverage of the Bosnian war.
Far from being radicalised by the failure of the west to act, large numbers of Muslims were radicalised by western intervention in the Balkans. Their movement to Bosnia was facilitated by Washington's support for a military gateway between the Islamic world and Bosnia, and inside Bosnia they fought with a military outfit that Washington armed. They were also inspired to take up arms against the Serbs by western media depictions of the Serbs as sub-human savages who deserved "punishment". The mujahideen meted out such punishment, in the form of stabbings, beheadings and forced circumcisions, as well as ordinary warfare.
Many of the mujahideen who fought in Bosnia went on to become al-Qaida operatives. They learned their trade of simplistic moral fury and brutal violence on the battlefields of Bosnia, where they were enticed and inflamed to execute holy war against the Serbs by western meddling and western media coverage.
They were the armed wing of western liberal opinion, the shock troops for the western liberal prejudice of their age: Serb-baiting.


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Who would have thought that in 1882, the beautiful Victorian Hearthstone home overlooking the Fox River in Appleton, Wisconsin, would be the first home in the world to be lighted by hydroelectricity from a central station using the Thomas Edison system?
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Multiple Sclerosis Society meets the 2nd Thursday of every month, except July and August at Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church, 1669 N. Arcade St. in St. Paul from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Call Joan at 651-426-3220 for more information.
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When there's something strange in your neighborhood school, who you gonna call? If there's something weird in your kid's homework and it don't look good, who you gonna call? If you're seeing creationist bills running through your legislature, who you gonna call?
Hopefully, my modest changes to those classic lyrics have you shouting "NCSE!" rather than "Ghostbusters!"
But when NCSE gets those calls, the first thing we do is look for people in the affected community. We succeed when there are concerned local citizens who can attend public hearings, people who can appreciate the particulars of personality and local history that shape a science education crisis and that will reveal a lasting solution.
That's why I'm so pleased that NCSE is in a position to run a series of on-line trainings for citizens. These trainings will broaden and deepen the networks which make our work possible.
The first training is next Monday, November 25 (6 PM Eastern/3 PM Pacific), and I hope you'll register now to take part.
This first session will be an overview of the strategies and skills involved in responding to a crisis. I'm hoping folks with history in the fights against creationism and climate change denial will participate and share their experiences, and that relative novices will take part and prepare themselves against the possibility of future attacks in their state or just their local school.
Space in the interactive webinar will be limited, unfortunately, but the session will be recorded, so you won't miss out if the timing is bad for you, or if the session gets too full.
Here's the full description, and I hope you'll register now and take part next Monday.
NCSE training: Citizen response to attacks on science education on Nov 25, 2013 3:00 PM PST
What can citizens like you do to respond when science education comes under attack? How can you and other concerned citizens organize to fight back? What can you do to prevent attacks on science education in your community?
Based on the National Center for Science Education's decades of experience, this workshop will build the skills you'll need to ensure that evolution and climate change education are safe in your schools. When a parent calls wondering why her child was sent home with a creationist pamphlet, or a teacher needs to respond to pressure from parents or administrators to drop lessons on climate change, or when state legislators threaten to write science denial into state laws, NCSE relies on local voices and local experience to fight back. Throughout this training, we'll work through such specific case studies to illustrate the skills and resources science education defenders need.
This first webinar training in a monthly series will survey the skills and resources which concerned citizens need in responding to attacks on science education. Topics will include how to build a network of like-minded people before and during a crisis, how to respond to an attack on science education, how to prevent a crisis from emerging in the first place, and how to prepare for a crisis and make the eventual reaction more effective. The webinar is intended for anyone from experienced activists to relative novices.
Session leader Josh Rosenau has been Programs and Policy Director at NCSE for six years, working with parents and teachers to resolve anti-evolution attacks and defuse conflicts over climate change education. Before joining NCSE, he was a graduate student in biology in Kansas and was drawn into the battles over evolution in the state's science standards. At NCSE he trains scientists to speak about evolution to potentially hostile audiences, testifies before state board of education meetings, and helps local networks of citizens to plan their responses to statewide legislation and and local conflicts.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation e-mail containing information about joining the webinar.


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Mitsubishi Estate is a leading international property development and investment company with a substantial commercial and residential portfolio in Japan, which includes more than 30 buildings in Marunouchi, Tokyo's central business district. Mitsubishi Estate is best known in the UK for its highly successful redevelopments of Paternoster Square, Bow Bells House in the City of London and also the Central Saint Giles development in London's West End.
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Welcome to the Offical Treutlen County/City of Soperton, Georgia website!
We are a small county located on I-16 in Southeast Georgia between Macon and Savannah, but one with much history and promise. We are located in what once was called the "piney woods and wiregrass" region of Georgia, but our small county has a surprising legacy of leadership, stewardship, and economic development related to the pine tree and other endeavors. We continue to be located in a vast green sea of fragrant southern pines, and an outdoor paradise between the scenic blackwater of the Ohoopee and Oconee rivers. We have much to offer the visitor, the resident, or the entrepreneur. Please join us for the day or a lifetime to live, work, or play in our small town where you can find innovative opportunity amidst a scenic panoramic background filled with much history and a verdant landscape of towering pines. All the while, you can experience true southern charm, great southern food, old-fashioned family values, grace, and hospitality and an enviable rural quality-of-life. The City of Soperton is called "The Million Pines City" for reasons beyond the beautiful year-round green landscape! We are green even in winter, and are truly "green" in many respects, and we were so long before it was current and cool!
Come feel and experience for yourself our wonderful environment for living, working, playing, or doing business which we know and treasure!
Please take time to learn more about our interesting history, our current community, and the many opportunities we offer. You should be able to find links to just about whatever you need to know.
Thank you for your interest in our special community!
With a popoulation density of 35 people per square mile, the population of Treutlen County is about 7,100 persons (7,058 in 2009), while the City of Soperton's population is about 3,300 persons (3,274 in 2009)
Treutlen County's climate is very mild. It receives about 46 inches of rain per year and has an average of 215 sunny days per year. The average temperature is 48.6° F in January (Avg. low of 36.9° F) and 76.8° F in July (Avg. high of 93° F).
The Median Cost of Housing in Treutlen County in 2010 was $60,390 compared to the U.S. average of $183,450.
The Cost of Living in Treutlen County is 26.10% lower than the U.S. Average
|Troup's Toomb
|John Adams Treutlen
Treutlen County was named for the State of Georgia's first governor, John Adams Treutlen, and one of the state's early governors important in its settlement history, George Troup, is buried there.
Treutlen County and its leaders have been important contributors and cooperators in the development of southern yellow pine forest management and utilization.
A local farmer, James Fowler, was one of the first to plant pine trees as a crop, and his Million Pines Plantation is the antecedent for the City of Soperton's moniker as the "Million Pines City" and its famous Million Pines Arts and Crafts Festival.
The first newspaper published on newsprint made from southern yellow pines was the local weekly, The Soperton News, in 1933.
The Gillis family of Treutlen County has made many contributions to the political, forest, natural resources, conservation, and leadership landscape of Georgia, including earning distinctions as being the early legislative supporters of forestry and conservation, the first highway commissioner, the longest serving legislator in the nation, and many others.
|Curt Barwick House
Soperton/Treutlen County's Welcome Center located along I-16 at the Georgia Hwy. 29 intersection, is located in an 1845 log cabin, the Curt Barwick House.
There are many historic structures in the county, particularly those in the City of Soperton, although many date from the late 1890s or early 1900s.
|Soperton City Hall
The City of Soperton City Hall is located in an historic railroad depot.
The Treutlen County Courthouse (1919) is still in use and is the only one in the County's history.
|Treutlen County Courthouse
For More About Treutlen Co.
Treutlen County is a small, rural county in southeast Georgia located along I-16 between Macon and Savannah. The county has about 7,000 residents and has been modest over the last ten years. Treutlen County builds on its rich history with enhanced tourism centered on the Million Pines Arts and Craft Festival, the Million Pines Plantation and its importance to forestry in Georgia; other rehabilitated historic landmarks, and the pristine beauty of the Oconee and Ohoopee rivers.
Treutlen County sees its location near the local rural growth centers of Vidalia and Dublin, and along I-16 between Macon and Savannah, as its principal future opportunities for growth. The rural quality of life; the abundant natural and cultural resources, including the Oconee and Ohoopee Rivers, Sand Hill and Wildwood Lake, other natural beauty, many historic landmarks; and the availability of relatively inexpensive land will facilitate such growth.
Treutlen County has developed in the past due to the abundant forest and farmland. Future growth will depend on these same two resources, plus residential development for surrounding areas and new industrial development.
For More About Soperton
Soperton, Georgia is located in middle Georgia, surrounded by Emanuel, Johnson, Laurens, Montgomery, Toombs, and Wheeler Counties. Soperton is accessible by State Highways 29, 56(221), 46, 15 and is located six miles from Interstate 16.
The origninal land of Soperton, Georgia was property of the State of Georgia. Somewhere around June, 1902, Governor Herschel Johnson deeded some land to a local citizen group to begin the town of Soperton. The town was founded as a station of the Macon, Dublin, and Savannah Railroad. The Georgia Legislature granted a Town Charter to Soperton on December 12, 1902. Soperton was named after Mr. Benjamin Franklin Soper (1856 - 1907) who founded the Southern Railway Mine and Milling Company and was instrumental in the construction of the railroad. Soperton was located in Montogmery County until August 1917 when the State Legislature passed a constitutional amendment creating the County of Treutlen. The new county of Treutlen was created from a part of Emanuel and Montgomery Counties, which was approved by local referendum in November 1918, and began operations on January 1, 1919, with Soperton as the County Seat. Soperton has continuied to rise out of obscurity to a fixed place among the more important cities.
The Mission of the Soperton-Treutlen Chamber of Commerce, located at 488 Second Street S., is to improve and enhance the economic vitality and the quality of business life for the total community and area. To serve as an advocate, voice and resource for the businesses in our area and to provide partnership opportunities for business, community and government.
Our aim is to improve economic opportunities in the community by leveraging the talents and resources of our members to help local businesses succeed. We provide unique opportunities for individuals and businesses to make a difference and create a stronger community.
Why is our work important? The chamber is the one organization focused on business growth, leadership development, entrepreneurship and community enhancement in Soperton and Treutlen County. We work to bring together leadership from business, government, non-profits, and education to address issues and the needs of our community.
For More Information: Click Here
Q: Where can I find information about starting my own business in the county?
A: The Treutlen County Development Authority has put together a booklet which tells a person interested in setting up his or her business everything they would ever need to know from securing permits to obtaining possible financing. Copies of the booklet can be obtained by prospective business owners from the Development Authority office. Copies have also been placed in City Hall, The Commissioners office, and the Chamber of Commerce office.
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The Treutlen County School System became operative on January 01, 1919 after Treutlen County was created from parts of Montgomery and Emanuel Counties. Several early schools existed in this new county until statewide integration in 1970 under the guidance of Mr. Bobby Driggers, Sr., Superintendent of Schools at that time.
District Mission Statement:
It is the mission of Treutlen County Schools for all students to graduate from high school prepared to continue their education or to enter the workforce.
|Superintendent's Office
|Board Members
Treutlen County School System
Treutlen County Board of Education
5040 Third Street South
Soperton, Georgia 30457
|Alvin Heath, Chair
Treutlen County Elementary School
601 College St.
Soperton, Georgia 30457
|Jeff Raiford, Vice-Chair
|Jon Hutcheson
|Leo Gillis
|Demetria Noble
|For More Information: Click Here
|Cheryl Conley
Office Staff
Regina Harris - Assistant Superintendent (Curriculum/Federal Program)
|Sherry Love - Administrative Assistant
Mary Jane Corbin - Finance/Business Operations
Treutlen Middle/High School
1201 Fowler Street
Soperton, Georgia 30457
|Scott Heaton - Information Technology
|Cindy Foskey - Student Information Systems
|Hours of Operation:
|Mon - Fri, 8 - 5
|per Board-Approved Work Schedule
The Soperton-Treutlen Recreation Department operates and maintains over 38 acres of recreation area at two parks. The 22 acre recreation complex is located on Ballpark Road just off of State Route 46 and has four lighted ball fields. Flag football, baseball, soccer, and softball are played at the complex. Concessions are available when games are being played. The complex also has two lighted tennis courts, a basketball court, and a very nice playground for young children. The recreation department provides a program for basketball, which is played at the high/middle school gym.
|Sports Offered
Youth Baseball. Softball, & Teeball
For Boys and Girls ages 3-14
Participation Fee = $25
Season: April to June
Click Here to Get Registration Form For Ball.
|Age Control
|Teeball (Boys & Girls)
|Must be 3 by Jan 1
|Teeball (Boys & Girls)
|Must be 3 by Jan 1
|PeeWee Baseball (Boys)
|May 1
|Mite Baseball
|Mite Softball
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|Midget Baseball
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Registration for the Below Sports Are Done at the Same Time:
Click Here to Get Registration Form For The Below Sports.
Youth Flag Football
For Boys ages 4-6
Participation Fee = $25
Season: Begins After Soccer Season
Played at Recreation Department
Youth Tackle Football
For Boys ages 7-10
Participation Fee = $25
Season: Begins After Soccer Season
Played at High School Field
Youth Soccer
For Boys and Girls ages 3-12
Participation Fee = $25
Season: Around Start of School
Played at Recreation Department
Youth Cheerleading
For Boys and Girls ages 3-10
Participation Fee = $25
Season: Begins After Soccer Season
If Interested in Sponsorship of a Team:
Contact Alex Spivey
If Interested in Advertisement of a Business:
Contact City Hall
For More Information:
Contact Alex Spivey
The Soperton-Treutlen Recreation Department does not provide a football program for the youth of Treutlen County. The youth football program is handled by volunteers. The equipment is provided through donations. Games are played at the Treutlen County High/Middle School Field.
The 16 acre Jean Gillis Park is located on Railroad Avenue. It has a walking trail, a walking track, a playground, and a football practice field. The Dave Gillis House is located in the park.
There are also numerous fishing and hunting opportunities located throughout the county. The Oconee and Ohoopee Rivers provide an abundance of freshwater fishing and miles of winding waterways for those who prefer to ride boats and fish. Two public boat landings are located on the Oconee River. Dead River Landing and the State Route 46 Landing are county owned and maintained. There are also numerous private landings as well. Numerous private hunting clubs utilize Treutlen County's vast forest and wetland areas for hunting.
The Treutlen County Development Authority has put together a booklet which tells a person interested in setting up his or her business everything they would ever need to know from securing permits to obtaining possible financing. Copies of the booklet can be obtained by prospective business owners from the Development Authority office. Copies have also been placed in City Hall, The Commissioners office, and the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Among many incredible Jaguars at Goodwood was their fastest production car ever, the 2010 Jaguar XFR. With stock tires and a wing on the back, it did 225 MPH before being paraded in the South of England on Sunday.
For almost two decades, the fastest Jaguar ever was the XJ220, that troubled turbocharged cruise missile riding on the tails of Jaguar's very successful late 80s endurance racing program. After racing driver Martin Brundle took one for a ride around Nardò at 217 MPH, it became not only the fastest Jag, but the fastest production car ever, eclipsed only by the McLaren F1.
That was 17 years ago. These days, Jaguar no longer makes slippery supercars but has become quite a player in sports coupés and sports sedans for people who wouldn't want to be seen in a Bimmer. And while the top speed for production cars has since crept up by 40 MPH or so, it's still quite a surprise that succeeding the XJ220 in the fastest Jag department is a souped-up family sedan.
The XFR Prototype taken to 225 MPH at Bonneville by 24 Hours of Daytona-winning Paul Gentilozzi is not a limited-edition techie supercar but is almost American in its wonderfully brute method of going about its business. Said business is nothing but speed, achieved with a 500 HP, 5-liter V8, located behind an expanse of chicken wire. The car Gentilozzi assaulted the lakebed with differs only slightly from this production version: all it had in extra was a chin spoiler, a rear wing, a roll cage and a reprogrammed ECU nudging an extra hundred HP out of that supercharged V8.
The XFR Prototype was one of many Jags at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and it wasn't even the most remarkable when it comes to producing noise in copious quantities. Consider that a warning. Footage of 1950s Le Mans racers will soon follow.


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Welcome to the West Hall at Moscone Center
Finally, someone with a brain applied the "less is more" philosophy of Apple to Macworld Expo and moved the "other" exhibit hall out of the bowels of Moscone North. By getting out of the North Hall Wasteland and into a tightly packed, wild West Hall, one of the best Macworld Expos in years was made even better. Walking around, I found a few old friends, a few new products, and some really, really loud music. Be glad you weren't there for the last, but here are a few last images from Macworld '08.
Power-napping or RDF programming module: you be the judge.
Battle of the Speakers at Berklee College of Music
Teaching the next generation of people no one wants to hear how to podcast
Developers, developers, developers, but no monkey dance
Prototype of the PowerBook G5 on display
Big open space filled by Acura
Conferences on the cheap in the West Hall
Does it even matter what they sell?
FrogPad portable keyboards
This is a product worthy of mention. The FrogPad is a one-handed keyboard using 15 basic keys combined with appropriate modifier keys to give you a full-sized keyboarding experience. It works a lot like chords on a piano, hitting two keys simultaneously for desired results. The rep said you can get up to 40 wpm in about three weeks, and she was demoing one faster than that. At $149, the FrogPad is pricey, but an interesting solution for tablets and phones, except the iPhone. Unfortunately, Apple has locked down the Bluetooth HID drivers. I'm hoping the SDK changes that, but the rep was not hopeful.
If you are spending $3000 for a MacBook Air, another $200 is just a rounding error
Also in the eminently cool category is getting your laptop permanently engraved. ETCHamac does laser etching for Mac laptops, iPods, and iPhones. The rep told me laptops go for $50 per quadrant ($50 - $200) and $50 for the handheld devices. You can submit your own artwork for an extra fee. They also will buff scratches out of your iPod for $10.
Budclicks, not just for teenage girls
This is one of those ideas you wish you would have thought of, even if you personally find it aesthetically a disaster. The guy who did think of click-on earbud ornaments told me he was a passenger on a plane and noticed all the people with iPods, "like in an Apple commercial." Six months later he's giving away the campaign button of the new century and selling flowers and skulls. Brilliant.
iNo, not just for teenage girls, but mostly
This is another pretty good idea, the iNo, like "Name That Tune" for you iPod. The iPod slides into the top, obscuring the screen. Holding the little wireless remote, you press the button when you know the name of the song/album/artist. Push a button on the device and the iPod pops up (but remains connected at all times), letting the slumber party attendees find out who has the best knowledge of the (pre-insanity) Britney Spears. You laugh, but there was no shortage of tweenies clustered around the iNo.
Ladybug unfolds its wings in the West Hall
Rather than post the toilet paper dispenser that is also an iPod dock and speakers, I tried to find at least one set of portable speakers that were decent. The Ladybug from vestalife not only sound good (keeping in mind the size), but they look good. For your $110 to $125, you get two foldout speakers and a subwoofer on the back that produce surprisingly good sound. The Ladybug is either powered by 4AA batteries or AC, and it will charge your iPod using the latter. There's an aux-in to connect to other devices than an iPod, an AV out, and USB, of course. You also get a remote and carrying bag. The Ladybug won't be available for another six weeks or so, but if you are looking for portable speakers they are definitely worth a listen.
At least it's not Greenpeace protesting
That was it for the Other Hall. IDG was talking 50,000 visitors this year, up 10,000 from Macworld without Macs last year. Macworld '08 was easily the most crowded show I've been to, at least until next year.


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Cream Buns…
An old classic memory from most of our childhoods here in NZ.
Still sold today, not quite the same, but pretty good.
A Bakery just outside of Manganui does a mean cream bun..
But if you feel like some at home..
Why not make them?
Pretty quick and easy for a yeasty beasty:)
And if you have any left over uniced or uncreamed, great for the next day brekkie.
Lovely slightly sweet breakfast roll.
Yumbo, what more can I say?
Feeling Greedy???
What will you need?
1 bottle of cream , 300 ml, should do it.
4 cups of Bread Flour
3 tsp of dried yeast
1 cup of milk
1/2 cup of warm water
1/2 cup of raw sugar
100g of butter
egg yolk and a little milk for egg wash
pinch of salt.
Icing sugar for dusting.
Place flour and salt in a bowl and rub in butter until it resembles breadcrumbs.
Add milk and water together and warm slightly.
Add in sugar and stir until the sugar is dissolved, heat a little more if need be.
Add in yeast and allow to stand until frothy, usually ten minutes.
Add frothy yeasty mix to the dry ingredients and form a dough.
Knead for about 6 minutes until smooth and pliable.
This is a very soft dough.
Place in a lightly oiled bowl and leave , covered for an hour.
Turn dough out onto a lightly floured bench.
Cut dough into 12-16 pieces and roll into balls and place in a greased tray.
I used a deep dish roasting pan, the one I use for Chelsea buns.
The buns will all come together when proving and become pull apart buns which is what you want:)
Plus nothing beats the old roasting dish.
Brush the buns with egg wash (egg yolk and a little milk) and cover lightly with a tea towel and leave for 40 minutes, until doubled in size.
Preheat oven to 400 Celsius.
Place the buns in the oven and bake for 6 minutes at 400 Celsius.
Turn down the heat to 180 Celsius and make for a further 10-15 minutes.
Remove from oven and allow to cool for 5 minutes then place on wire racks.
Allow to cool fully before icing.
Once the buns are cool, slice on a slight diagonal (as shown above).
Whip 300 mls of cream.
I left the cream plain but you can put icing sugar or vanilla in it.
Pipe the cream into the sliced bun cavity and gently press lid down.
Place a dollop of jam on the bun as shown above and dust with icing sugar.
Voila….As good as the local bakery BUT better:)
ENJOY, ENJOY, ENJOY while you can.
Feeling a little bunish?
Have you tried?
Rosewater, Marzipan and Pistachio Sticky Buns
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http://www.tmacagility.org/finddarin.pdf (poster and picture)
On Saturday, August 1, at approx. 7:15pm, Chris's 25-month old Shetland Sheepdog, Darin, got loose while visiting family on Hamilton Road in Manchester, CT. Darin is 14" tall and 14 pounds, red/tan with a black overlay on his coat, 4 white paws, and a white chest. He looks a bit like a fox.
Darin was scared by a loud noise, and may be hesitant. He is lost in an area he does not know well. He is very friendly, and is likely to answer to his nickname, "Dare-Dare," or his favorite word, "Cookies!"
If you see Darin, please kneel down and call him by name, or offer him a "Cookie!" in a happy voice. Do not go after him, call him to you instead.
And please, call Chris Yankowski, 860-729-3804 .


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Strasburg's start unravels once Braves break through
Zimmerman's error opens door, Nats' righty knocked out in next inning
WASHINGTON -- During Spring Training, manager Matt Williams emphasized that the Nationals needed to improve their defense, which finished near the bottom of the National League last season.
The Nationals' problems on defense resurfaced on Saturday night, as they lost to the Braves, 6-2, at Nationals Park.
Washington gave right-hander Stephen Strasburg a 2-0 lead after one inning, thanks to a two-run homer by Adam LaRoche. But the defense began betraying Strasburg and the Nationals in the fourth.
With two outs and a runner on second in the fourth, Andrelton Simmons hit what looked like a routine ground ball to third baseman Ryan Zimmerman, whose high throw to first pulled LaRoche off the bag, with the ball tipping off the first baseman's glove and then bouncing into the stands, allowing Justin Upton to score to make it a one-run game.
Zimmerman was taken out of the game in the top of the sixth inning, and it was revealed that he has a sore right shoulder, which was a problem for him most of last season. He will be re-evaluated Sunday, according to Williams. Zimmerman felt pain in the shoulder as he threw the ball to LaRoche.
"We thought it prudent to get him out of there and make sure that everything is OK," Williams said about Zimmerman. "We want to make sure he is 100 percent healthy."
Braves starting pitcher Julio Teheran followed and singled down the right-field line, allowing Simmons -- who had advanced to second on Zimmerman's throwing error -- to score the tying run.
Strasburg got out of the inning, but he didn't finish the fifth as Atlanta scored four runs to take the lead. Dan Uggla drove in two runs with a single to left. On the same play, Bryce Harper's throwing error allowed Upton and Uggla to advance a base. Ryan Doumit then singled to right field, scoring Upton.
Strasburg left the game in favor of Aaron Barrett, who allowed a sacrifice fly to Simmons to make it a four-run game. Strasburg lasted 4 1/3 innings, allowing six runs -- three earned -- on eight hits, with three walks and six strikeouts.
"We haven't really been lighting it up offensively," Uggla said. "We've been doing enough to win games. So it was nice to get some hits with guys on base and in scoring position. You never want to give Strasburg too big of a cushion. Julio didn't have his best stuff tonight. But he battled and competed. That's what we expect out of him every time. We had all the confidence in the world that he was going to hold them there, and he did."
Strasburg said he didn't execute pitches in the fifth inning.
"You hit enough singles in a row, you are going to score a few runs," Strasburg said. "I don't feel like I got out of my game plan or anything. I really felt like I gave everything I had and battled. I just left some pitches up."
Teheran lasted seven innings, allowing just the two runs on three hits, with four walks and six strikeouts. He also collected two hits in the game.
"We had him on the ropes all night. We had chances with him all night. He made pitches when he had to," Williams said. "His velocity was up early in the game, and then it started to dip a little bit. He used his changeup, his breaking ball more. He had a two-seam fastball later. We had some chances."
The Nationals know the defending-division-champion Braves are the team to beat in the NL East, but, so far, the Braves are having their way with Washington.
"It's not going to be the last time we lose two in a row. It's just happens to be against the guys who have given us trouble the last few years" LaRoche said. "They seem to get the upper hand on us every night. Yeah, it gets frustrating, but I wouldn't sweat two games."


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Precise surgeries using innovative microrobotic technology developed by students at Stevens
Low-back pain leads to 15 million physician visits every year and creates a severe financial burden, costing society more than $15 billion annually. Lumbar microdiscectomy has become the most common spinal surgical procedure, with over 750,000 procedures performed annually. In a microdiscectomy, small portions of bone and/or disc material are removed from the spine to relieve neural impingement.
Five Mechanical Engineering students from Stevens Institute of Technology have designed a robotic medical device that allows for precise simultaneous control of multiple tools in minimally invasive surgical procedures such as microdiscectomies.
"The biggest drawback of currently available robotic surgical devices is they are too large to perform multiple controlled actions simultaneously within confined spaces during minimally invasive spinal surgery (MISS)," says professor of Mechanical Engineering Dr. David Cappelleri, who advised the team. "Based on the needs of orthopaedic surgeons and the market, the group developed the first microrobotic solution for surgeries of this kind."
The team, which includes Tyler Alcorn, Trevor Jaye, Brendan Lowe, Kaitlin McClymont, and Ben Watkins, named their project Nevros. The micro-robotic technology is capable of performing multiple tasks at once via the synchronous manipulation of two end-effectors which essentially act as the "hands" of the device.
"Nevros was specifically designed for a transforaminal operation on the spine, but since it requires minimal amounts of space to function, it can be further applied to minimally invasive surgical procedures located at various other anatomical regions, such as the upper abdomen or groin," says Kaitlin.
The team designed Nevros modularly allowing for a quick-assembly system and disposable pieces to reduce costs and improve sterilization. "The end-effectors could be replaced with different tools depending on the surgical procedure," says Trevor.
Nevros goes beyond the standard of current MISS procedures by introducing a novel method of achieving actuation within the body utilizing single port access (SPA). While many robotic-assisted surgeries required multiple incisions for access, Nevros only needs one. "SPA has been shown to accelerate recovery time and improve the quality of life of patients after surgery and it minimizes the necessary steps and tools required of typical surgical practices," says Tyler.
The initial prototype has two fully functional robotic arms with a 70 degree conical range of motion, and is currently being examined through various FEA analyses and lab testing for mechanical integrity of all components. "Cable-actuated mechanisms controlled by robotics allow manipulation of the end-effectors to mimic a surgeon's own hands," says Ben. "We are currently improving the device to allow for additional axes of movement."
The team recently won 1st Place in the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) New Jersey Chapter Undergraduate Poster Competition for their work on Nevros and will be competing in the international ISPE competition in November. Trevor presented the team's work at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers District A Student Professional Development Conference at New York Institute of Technology and won third place in the Old Guard Oral Presentation competition. They continue to explore future IP and patent possibilities to further develop the technology.
The close-knit team worked in previous classes and projects, and therefore knew how to best collaborate. They began researching the problem and understanding MISS procedures in the summer of 2012, consulting directly with Englewood-based orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Brian Cole, who first thought of the project.
"The name Nevros is inspired from an ancient Greek word meaning 'puppet' which we found very appropriate for this project," says Brendan.
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Expected vs. Unexpected
Expectations for the Phillies were sky high when the season got underway back on April 1. Harry Kalas' favorite song, "High Hopes", was certainly fitting.
Well, we've played 91 and have 71 more to go in the regular season. It has been an interesting 91 games, to say the least. Expectations were met in some areas (57-34 at the break with a 3.5 game lead, largest of any division). And, there were unexpected developments, many.
Injuries entered the picture, which can be expected in any sport. As Charlie would say, "We play with what we have."
Brad, the No. 1 closer, never started the season. Then, Jose, the No. 2 closer, went down, twice. Then, Ryan, the No. 3 closer, went down.
Rookie Antonio Bastardo was expected to be an early-inning, situational lefty. Next, he moved in as Madson's set-up man and then became closer #4. In that unexpected role, he has been lights out. Of the last 45 hitters he has faced, one has gotten a hit. Folks, that's a .022 batting average. Rookie Michael Stutes began the season in AAA, came up and has stepped in as the late-inning set-up ace. Expected or unexpected?
Juan Perez, a minor league free agent signee in the off-season, came up this month as the second lefty in the pen. All he did last week was become the second Phillies pitcher ever to strike out the side on nine pitches. That has to qualify as unexpected.
Two of the fab-five starters, Roy-O and Joe, have been injured, limited to a combined 19 starts and a 5-8 record. Unecpected for sure.
Doc, Cliff and Cole have become baseball's most dominating three-some, winning 31 of the Phillies 57 games. That would classify as expected. Rookie Vance Worley stepped in for Roy-O/Joe and is 4-1. Unexpected.
Cliff got a curtain call last Saturday after hitting his first home run ever. It was the lone run in an extra-inning loss and followed by a 14-1, 20-hit romp the next day. That may qualify as a double unexpected.
The offense has produced fewer runs than a year ago, which is unexpected. Ryan leads the club in homers and RBI, expected.
At the break, the Phillies had two pitchers with 10 or more wins and two hitters with 10 homers. Figure out that one.
Raul has had a cold April, hot May, cold June and hot July. His 6 RBI on Sunday were one more than his June total . 5 RBI in a month for him? Unexpected.
Sunday's starting lineup included rookies Michael Martinez (3B), John Mayberry Jr. (CF) and Domonic Brown (RF). Only Brown was expected when the season started. In that game, Martinez had a career high in hits; Mayberry, a career high in doubles and RBI. The trio finished 10-for-15 with 6 RBI. That would probably classify as unexpected.
Which brings us to the last 71 games. What can be expected? Who knows?
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Lady Sings the Blues
The most celebrated singer-turned-actor performance ever might be Frank Sinatra in From Here to Eternity. It revived his career and was a turning point in his legacy as he moved from a teenybopper idol to the more mature crooner he is best remembered for today (and he followed it shortly with another important performance in The Man with The Golden Arm). But Sinatra had been acting in musical films for years (On The Town). In terms of degree of difficulty, for a first major role Bjork's performance in the torture-fest sorta-musical Dancer in the Dark is certainly impressive and many singers have gone on to have their film careers eclipse their singing success (Cher, Mark Wahlberg, Will Smith, and to some extent Bing Crosby and Barbra Streisand). But the most audacious acting debut from a mega-star singer has to be Diana Ross taking on the role of troubled iconic jazz singer Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the Blues. Directed by journeyman director Sidney J. Furie (The Ipcress File, The Boys in Company C) and based on Holiday's own (said to be mostly fictional) autobiography, Ross throws herself into the role with aplomb, having to go to emotional depths that would challenge even the most veteran thespian. The film also made a kinda-star of her leading man, Billy Dee Williams, and helped establish a movie career for stand-up comedian Richard Pryor. Executive produced by Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr, it was the first flick made under the Motown banner and it would also prove to be the apex of the the historic record company's forays into filmmaking.
Lady Sings the Blues is a mostly typical music bio in that it's one of those classic "rags-to-riches-to-total self destruction" stories. No matter how many times I've seen this kind of tale, if the lead performance is dynamite, I'll buy in. I don't know how much of it is actually true but it's still a doozy of a rollercoaster ride. After being raped as a girl, Billie took the only jobs that seemed to be available for a young black woman during The Depression: a cleaning woman and a prostitute. She eventually talked her way into singing in a little smokey nightclub where she meets her dream man, Louis (Williams), and catches the attention of a couple of white musicians who take her on the road to build up her name and also turn her on to drugs. The film seems to be more fascinated with Billie's messy and ugly personal life than her voice, which most experts rate as one of the most seminal and important of the twentieth century. As Billie climbs the stardom ladder she is met with racism and humiliation, with her devoted but frustrated husband Louis lending support. (Though he comes off as Mr Wonderful here, it's been reported that in real life Billie's husband was just as much of a creep as the other men who exploited her. Ironically he was a technical advisor for the film, which may explain the whitewash.) Billie continues to sing her way to the top, but she falls deeper and deeper into heroine addiction. Her only friend appears to be her piano player (real life junkie Pryor, excellent here in a supporting role). Of course Pryor would reveal his own special kind of genius later with his two landmark concert films, Richard Pryor Live in Concert and Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip. Hospital stays, arrests and even true love aren't enough to end the torture for Billie. Though she does have a triumphant Carnagie Hall comeback show, it's still a story of another legend dying young.Continue Reading
The Wiz
The Wiz has one of the worst reputations in film history. It was a commercial and critical flop and is said to have ended not only Diana Ross' film career but Hollywood's investment in musicals and the era of black-centric movies that had recently evolved from blaxploitation to character driven drama and comedy. Made in 1978, it is the film version of the staged musical that took Broadway and the Tony's by storm in 1975. The staged production starred a teenage Stephanie Mills (who would later become an R&B sensation) who was also signed to play Dorothy in the film version. That role went to Diana Ross who critics, and even some involved with the production, felt was too old for the part. She was supported by an outstanding cast including a young and vibrant Michael Jackson as the Scarecrow and Ted Ross reprising his Tony award winning roll as the Cowardly Lion. Unfortunately, Joel Schumacher wrote a flimsy script using very little of the play's libretto and instead infused it with "feel good" jargon from motivational guru Werner Erhard including the song "Believe in Yourself." The critics nailed the film and Ross' performance with brutal accuracy but also gave high praise to its practical production including costumes, choreography, and cinematography. In fact, it was nominated for 4 Oscars but failed to win any. As a child I was mesmerized by this film. Dorothy did seem too old in the beginning but as she began dancing down the yellow brick road her joy and beauty emerged until I thought she herself was magical. I remember rejoicing in the new "modern" versions of the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion. They felt so tangible and textured - more so than The Wizard of Oz of 1939. The Munchkins were kids, like me! And the people of Emerald City were extravagantly beautiful. I remember being frightened and on the edge of...Continue Reading


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Hi Archinect!
I'm in thesis this semester in the M.Arch.I program, and am being advised by my studio critic from first (!) semester, Danielle Etzler, as well as K. Michael Hays. We kicked off the semester with a pin-up in the first week of September, and a desk crit this past Monday. The working title of the project is "unaccomplished performances." I'm starting with the question: what do we mean when we talk about performance in architecture? As David Leatherbarrow writes, is this the kind of performance that we get out of a machine—like the efficiency of an engine—or is it the kind of performance that we watch unfold on a stage?
You can read my initial thoughts on this topic here, but for now, I wanted to share two videos, which are the first things I've produced this semester: a time-lapse showing a process of inhabitation, and a stop-motion animated charcoal drawing based on it. Very much a work in progress, but that's what this semester will be about.
Thanks for reading!
good luck with the thesis Lian! The William Kentridge drawings are great.
I'm in the middle of writing an article and the issue of performance is one of the topics of my research. If you don't already have it in your working bibliography, i recommend The Well Tempered environment by Reyner Banham - this whole book is an argument to lack of heed first wave modernism paid to the performance of their buildings, furniture, fixtures - Gropius, Corb....or the limited extent to which they actually pursued the idea of architecture as a machine. Although, they were interested in figuring out how the machine aesthetic might lend itself to better performance in terms of erection for mass production.
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In 1824 Thomas Jefferson deemed coffee "the favorite beverage of the civilised world."1 Jefferson enjoyed the coffee houses of Williamsburg and Paris, and served coffee at the President's House, Poplar Forest, and Monticello. He preferred beans imported from the East and West Indies, and abhorred the "green" or unripe beans that were popular in America at the time.
Jefferson estimated that a pound of coffee a day was consumed at Monticello during his retirement. His cellar was stocked with unroasted beans in barrels weighing as much as sixty pounds. Small quantities of beans were roasted and ground in the Monticello kitchen, and then prepared according to the recipe of Adrien Petit, Jefferson's French maître d'hotel:
"On one measure of the coffee ground into meal pour three measures of boiling water. Boil it on hot ashes mixed with coal till the meal disappears from the top, when it will be precipitated. Pour it three times through a flannel strainer. It will yield 2 1/3 measures of clear coffee."
Coffee was served at breakfast, and likely after dinner, in a silver coffee urn made to Jefferson's design.
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1803 May. (H.A. Barton). [In Washington]. "After dinner to drawing room. Tea and coffee appeared, and every thing in superb stile."[3]
1808 October. (F. Few). "Dinner was soon ended and the ladies left the table and were soon followed by the gentlemen...tea and coffee were then handed us..."[4]
1809 August. (Margaret Bayard Smith). "We had tea, coffee, excellent muffins, hot wheat and corn bread, cold ham and butter. It was not exactly the Virginian breakfast I expected."[5]
1824 December. (Daniel Webster). "Dines at four, returns to the drawing-room at six, when coffee is brought in...His breakfast is tea and coffee, bread..."[6]
- ↑ This article is based on Ann M. Lucas, Monticello Research Report, June 1994.
- ↑ Please note that this list should not be considered comprehensive.
- ↑ H.A. Barton Diary. HSP
- ↑ F. Few Diary. Journal of Southern History, 24(1963): 350.
- ↑ Smith, First Forty Years, 69.
- ↑ Peterson, Visitors, 98.