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This is George Mallory. Alive, in 1912.
Usually when I do my "This is So and So" posts, I show you a picture of them dead. That's not the case here (though Dead George is a sight to behold): I like Alive George much, much better.
Mallory disappeared in 1924, on his third expedition to Mount Everest, along with his climbing partner, Andrew "Sandy" Irvine. It wasn't until 75 years later, however, that Mallory's body was discovered. On May 1, 1999, mountaineer Conrad Anker found Mallory's frozen (and pretty much perfectly preserved) body on Everest. Here's a video about it. It's re-enact-y and overly dramatic, but it gives you an idea of how he was found.
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Within hours of beginning the search on 1 May, a frozen body was found by Conrad Anker at 26,760 feet (8,160 m) on the north face of the mountain. As the body was below where Irvine's axe was found in 1933, the team expected the body to be Irvine's, and were hoping to recover the camera that he had reportedly carried with him. They were surprised to find that name tags on the body's clothing bore the name of "G. Mallory." The body was remarkably well preserved, due to the mountain's climate. The team could not locate the camera. Experts from Kodak have said that if a camera is ever found, there is some chance that its film could be developed to produce printable images, if extraordinary measures are taken.
Anker's team held an Anglican service for Mallory and covered his body with a cairn.
Image: George Mallory photographed at 38 Brunswick Square, London, age 25 or 26. Via Front Free Endpaper, whose post on Mallory is super, though NSFW (if you consider a very attractive man's full back-al nudity NSFW).
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A Dec. 5 report is encouraging Cincinnati to become the solar energy capital of Ohio and the broader region. The report, titled "Building a Solar Cincinnati," was put together by Environment Ohio to show the benefits and potential of Cincinnati regarding solar power.
Christian Adams, who wrote the report along with Julian Boggs, says Cincinnati is especially poised to take charge in this renewable energy front, in contrast to the rest of the state, which gets 82 percent of its electricity from coal. Adams points to the sustainability-minded city officials and public, a "budding solar business sector" and the great business environment as the city as reasons why Cincinnati could become a pivotal leader.
With 21 public solar installations to date, the city has already seen some of the benefits of solar power. The most obvious benefit is cleaner air, which leads to better overall health and helps combat global warming. But the report points out that local solar initiatives mean local jobs. "You can't export these jobs," Adams says. "It's a great opportunity for economic revitalization."
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There are also some incentives already in place to encourage solar energy. Ohio's Clean Energy Law, which was passed in 2008, pushes utility companies into the renewable energy market with Solar Renewable Energy Credits. These are credits utility companies must earn to meet annual benchmarks by installing solar panels or purchasing them from third parties. Duke Energy has followed the law's requirements by establishing its own renewable energy credit program.
Ohioans also have access to some tax breaks — the Energy Conversion Facilities Sales Tax Exemption, Air-Quality Improvement Tax Incentives and Qualified Energy Property Tax Exemptions — and loan programs — the Energy Loan Fund and Advanced Energy Fund — that encourage solar and other renewable energy sources.
Larry Falkin, director of the city's Office of Environmental Quality (OEQ), says the report didn't have much new information, but he's glad it can be used to push solar energy to the broader public. He touted the benefits of job creation and reducing reliance on foreign energy sources by moving toward energy independence.
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The study from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) found salaried workers fared much better than hourly workers, and all-cause mortality was below expectations for them despite increased malignancies in blood, bone marrow, spleen, lymph nodes and thymus cells.
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Ohioans might not give it much thought outside of paying the water bill, but better water infrastructure can make cities more efficient, healthier and cleaner. That's why Green For All, a group that promotes clean energy initiatives, is now focusing on cleaner, greener water infrastructure.
A little-known green conference took place in Cincinnati Oct. 15-17. The Urban Water Sustainability Leadership Conference was in town on those three days, and it brought together leaders from around the U.S. to discuss sustainable water programs for cities. The conference mostly focused on policy ideas, success stories and challenges faced by modern water infrastructure.
For Green For All, attending the conference was about establishing one key element that isn't often associated with water and sewer systems: jobs. Jeremy Hays, chief strategist for state and local initiatives at Green For All, says this was the focus for his organization.
Hays says it's important for groups promoting better water infrastructure to include the jobs aspect of the equation. To Hays, while it's certainly important for cities to establish cleaner and more efficient initiatives, it's also important to get people back to work. He worries this side of water infrastructure policies are "often left out."
He points to a report released by Green For All during last year's conference. The report looked at how investing the $188.4 billion suggested by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to manage rainwater and preserve water quality in the U.S. would translate into economic development and jobs: "We find that an investment of $188.4 billion spread equally over the next five years would generate $265.6 billion in economic activity and create close to 1.9 million jobs."
To accomplish that robust growth and job development, the report claims infrastructure would have to mimic "natural solutions." It would focus on green roofs, which are rooftop areas with planted vegetation; urban tree planting; rain gardens, which are areas that use vegetation to reduce storm water runoff; bioswales, which are shallow, vegetated depressions that catch rainwater and redirect it; constructed wetlands; permeable pavements, which are special pavements that allow water to pass through more easily; rainwater harvesting, which uses rain barrels and other storage devices to collect and recycle rainwater; and green alleys, which reduce paved or impervious surfaces with vegetation that reduces storm water runoff.
The report says constructing and maintaining these sorts of programs would produce massive growth, especially in comparison to other programs already supported by presidential candidates and the federal government: "Infrastructure investments create over 16 percent more jobs dollar-for-dollar than a payroll tax holiday, nearly 40 percent more jobs than an across-the-board tax cut, and over five times as many jobs as temporary business tax cuts."
Hays says the jobs created also don't have barriers that keep them inaccessible to what he calls "disadvantaged workers": "A lot of these jobs that we're focused on in infrastructure, especially green infrastructure, are much more accessible. They require some training and some skills, but not four years' worth because it's skills that you can get at a community college or even on the job."
Beyond jobs, Green For All supports greener infrastructure due to its health benefits. Hays cited heat waves as one example. He says the extra plants and vegetation planted to support green infrastructure can help absorb heat that's typically contained by cities.
Hays' example has a lot of science to stand on. The extra heating effect in cities, known as the urban heat island effect, is caused because cities have more buildings and pavements that absorb and contain heat, more pollution that warms the air and fewer plants that enable evaporation and transpiration through a process called evapotranspiration. The EPA promotes green roofs in order to help combat the urban heat island effect.
Hays says green infrastructure also creates cleaner air because trees capture carbon dioxide and break it down to oxygen. The work of the extra trees can also help reduce global warming, although Hays cautions that the ultimate effect is probably "relatively small."
But those are only some of the advantages Hays sees in green infrastructure. He says green infrastructure is more resilient against volatile weather events caused by global warming. With green infrastructure, storm water can be managed by systems that collect and actually utilize rainwater to harvest clean water. Even in a world without climate change, that storm water management also reduces water contamination by reducing sewer overflow caused by storm water floods, according to Hays.
However, green infrastructure is not without its problems. Hays acknowledges there are some problems with infrastructure systems that require more year-over-year maintenance: "The green and conventional approach is more cost effective over time, but the way you have to spend money is different. So we need to look at the way we finance infrastructure, and make sure we keep up with innovative technologies."
Specifically, green infrastructure relies less on big capital investments and more on ongoing maintenance costs. Hays insists the green infrastructure saves money in the long term with efficiency and by making more use out of natural resources, and the Green For All report supports his claim. But it is more difficult to get a city or state legislator to support long-term funding than it is to get them to support big capital expenditures, Hays says.
Education is also a problem. To a lot of people, the green infrastructure on rooftops and other city areas might seem like "pocket parks," says Hays. But these areas are nothing like parks; they are meant to absorb and collect rainwater. If the public isn't educated properly, there could be some confusion as to why the supposed "pocket parks" are flooded so often. Providing that education is going to be another big challenge for public officials adopting green infrastructure, according to Hays.
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technologies? In the past, city legislators have looked into rainwater
harvesting systems, but not much information is out there. On Thursday, CityBeat will talk to city officials to see how Cincinnati is moving forward.
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CityBeatrecently reported that an "odd coupling" of Congresswoman Jean Schmidt, a Republican, and State Rep. Dale Mallory, a Democrat, held a joint press conference publicly calling on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reverse its 2007 decision banning the pesticide Propoxur so that it can be used to combat bedbugs in apartments and homes.
Earth Day is coming – April 22 – and the new Metro hybrid bus will bring models to the Earth Day "Eco Go-Go Fashion Show" on Fountain Square. At 12 p.m. "environmentally-conscious and bike-beautiful fashions" will demonstrate a new "green" style.
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Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Roy Doty Draws a Crowd
What you see below might look at this size like a big diagramatic map of Manhattan Island with a grey screen over it... but in fact its one of Roy Doty's most remarkable illustrations: a map composed of hundreds and hundreds of tiny Manhattanites, each one a unique individual, standing shoulder to shoulder in the shape of New York City.
You really need to see the full size version to even begin to appreciate the magnitude of the daunting task Roy Doty accomplished when he accepted this assignment from the editors of Look magazine back in February of 1958.
This coming Sunday (Sept. 9th), nearly 50 years after these illustrations appeared in print, Roy Doty will once again be drawing a crowd as his pals at the Great Lakes Chapter of the National Cartoonists Society surpise their friend with a party to celebrate his 85th birthday.
When my pal, cartoonist extraordinaire Mike Lynch, let me know about the event I thought it would be great to spend this week showcasing Doty's work from the 40's and 50's in anticipation of the happy occassion.
I hope that, whether you've admired Roy Doty's work for years as I have -- or are only now being introduced to it for the first time -- you'll take a moment to leave a comment, greeting, or best wish for Mr. Doty at the end of one of this week's posts.
Mike tells me that they will make Mr. Doty aware of the TI blog after the fact as a sort of bonus birthday surprise. And remember - its a surprise party - so don't tell Roy!
You can see all of these images at full size in my Roy Doty Flickr set - and thanks in advance for helping us celebrate this wonderful, talented artist's illustrious career!
9 comments:
- Rob Mackintosh said...
Hi Roy,
I admire the intricate work and your great style. Congratulations on your birthday... all the best! - 10:37 AM
- Mike Lynch said...
Killer stuff, Leif. I'm looking forward to all your great finds.
- Tom said...
arThis is the first time I have become aware of your work, and it is amazing. You are a great conceptualizer. They certainly picked the right guy for such an ambitious project depicted in Leif Peng's Today's Inspiration.
Happy Birthday from a new admirer,
Tom Watson
retired illustrator... more or less. - 1:23 PM
- Zach Trenholm said...
Mr. Doty---your work was cool then & it's even cooler now!
Congrats on a long & productive career--!
Zach Trenholm - 1:30 PM
- Tom said...
I'm a "Worldless Workshop" Fan, a great feature in Popular Science.
Thank You and Happy Birthday
Tom Johnson - 2:04 PM
- Mark said...
Mr. Doty- Congrats and heartfelt thanks for the inspiration that you have provided. Happy Brithday!
- Pablo said...
Happy Birthday Mr. Doty, nice illustrations, consider me a new fan :)
Pablo - 5:07 PM
- Jim Doria said...
Oh my gosh,what a timely accident. I stumbled across this entry while looking for something else entirely.
Mr. Doty, I've been a fan of your work ever since I was a little boy and used to read your "Wordless Workshop" column in my grandfather's Home improvement magazines (the one that later became "Family Handyman".) I've seen your work in numerous other venues since then, all throughout my life, and it's never failed to bring a smile to my face.
One of my prized possessions is the Wordless Workshop collection in book form I found a few years back.
Anyway, I'd never seen your "Manhattan" illustrations before. All I can say is wow.
Wishing you all the best and continued good health and success on your birthday, Mr. Doty. Hope to see more from you in the future! - 6:03 PM
- Ward Jenkins said...
Happy Birthday from another new admirer! What an incredible body of work. Best wishes to you, Roy! Here's to another 85!


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Terrific in every respect.. I have never been to a salon in which I've felt so confident that I'll walk out feeling fabulous and loved. Allison cares about making you look and feel great from head to toe and promotes confidence in health and beauty alike. My coworker recommended Allison to me last summer when I was looking to mix it up with my hair color and style--I came out thrilled with the results which were well suited to my style, skin color, makeup, and time commitments. I look forward to going in every time and seeing her dedication to and happiness in doing what she does! Hands down, I won't be leaving Color Bar and Allison.
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After she had done my hair one time, I went to the grocery store, and I was asked out on a date. it was obviously the hair!! Allison will make you look beautiful!
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A healthy layered casserole using whole wheat tortillas, lean beef and more veggies than traditional recipes. —Healthy Cooking Test Kitchen
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With Johnsonville Italian Sausage.
Nutritional Facts 1 piece (calculated without lettuce and tomatoes) equals 367 calories, 11 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 64 mg cholesterol, 657 mg sodium, 39 g carbohydrate, 8 g fiber, 26 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 3 lean meat, 2-1/2 starch, 1 vegetable, 1/2 fat.
Originally published as Light Mexican Casserole in Healthy Cooking February/March 2012, p25
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Reviewed on Jun. 25, 2012 by bmlink627
This recipe is a winner! Easy to make and very tasty. We will be making this again, very soon.
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Next time we are only going to use 1 tortilla on the bottom, it was too thick to try and fork-cut it. Super Nummy.
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Took awhile to make but it was really good. I used ground turkey and it still tasted great!
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Not liking beans I used wild rice and made a couple other minor changes based on what was in my cupboards. My family loved it overall and I think it will be a keeper.
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This was VERY easy to make, short prep and cooking time, and it tastes amazing! This is not soggy, and it has amazing flavor. I am going to use this seasoning mix for the next time I make tacos. This is the first mexican casserole that I have made that had good flavor and wasn't soggy. I made it with 2 layers and cheese on top.
Reviewed on Feb. 20, 2012 by bobearl3
Had company for dinner. Made this for first time. Used refried black beans and red, not green, pepper. It was wonderful. Left out the garlic powder due to personal problem with it. The others used garlic salt at table. Will make this again.
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I made this last night and it was delicious. I initially forgot to add the seasoning but was able to salvage that at the last minute and it worked. I also used corn tortillas as I find they hold up well in casseroles. Can't wait to make again!!!!
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Made this last night--was a huge hit with my fiance. He couldn't believe it was a "light" dish. Next time I will make it even lighter by using ground turkey. Also- I did not have all of the seasonings for the meat, so I used a packet of taco seasoning. It was so delicious...and plenty of leftovers :)
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Getting my husband to eat light is hard, but he requested I make this dish often!
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£j|\^yy Serving Columbus ana Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 60 Years VuAyx VOL.68 NO. 8 FEBRUARY 22,1990-SHEVAT 27, 5750 Obio Hisfc - Society L.i. t>r ■\&&& V«lma five. Columbus, Ohio £ +3S11 COMP Devoted to A and Jewish Ideals. TO BE NAMED'OPERATION EXODUS' National Fundraising Campaign For Soviet Jewry Announced Pictured above is the 1990 Consecration Class of the Agudas Achim Synagogue. Standing in the back rowjl, to r.) are: Judy Kanfer, Rabbi Hillel Fox, Rabbi Alan G. Ciner, Chana Fox and Judy Ellman. Agudas Achim To Honor 1990 Consecration Class The Agudas Achim Consecration Service for youngJ sters entering religious study will be held Saturday morning, Feb. 24, Shabbat Shekalim. Members of the Consecration Class will be called to the Bimah to chant several prayers and sing psalms. In addition, the youngsters will present a special program based on the theme of Torah and Mitzvot, following which parents andchildrenwilloffer a Pledge of Consecration. As part of the Consecration Ceremony, the children will receive a blessing from Rabbi Alan G. Ciner, and a miniature Torah, a first Sid- dur and a Certificate of Consecration from the Congregation, presented by President Sanford Lichtenstein. Rabbi Hillel Fox, director of Youth Services, is coordinating the ceremony. Karen Sherman serves as chairwoman of the Agudas Achim Education Committee. Consecration staff who developed the program and trained the consecrants include: Judy Ellman, Kindergarten teacher; Chana Fox, first grade teacher; Judy Kanfer, music director; Annelyn Baron, art specialist, and Rebecca Brandwein, technical assistant. Following the Service, a kiddush will be served in the Silberstein Social Hall in honor of the Consecrants. The 36 youngsters participating in this year's Consecration Service are: Kindergarten — Monique Arar, daughter of Salomon and Sofia Arar; Samuel Calabrese, son of Joseph and Monica Calabrese; Erin Fox', daughter of Ron and Debbie Fox; Hadara Gill, daughter of Alan and Rhona Gill; Herschel Harris, son of Howard and Diana Harris; Mira Krivoshey, daughter.of Drs. Goldie Shabad and Robert Krivoshey; Nathan Lever, son of Dr. David and Cheryl Lever; Matthew Nistelbeck, son of Susan Gross; JaclynSchottenstein, daughter of William and Amy Schottenstein; Adam Shulman, son of Steve and Anne Shulman; Belle Sigal, daughter of Bernard and Reta Sigal; Sharon Silberstein, daughter of Bruce and Marcie Silberstein; Michelle Smirnoy, daughter of Leo and Janet Smirnov. First Grade — Lindsay - Avner, daughter of Brett and Wendy Avner; Alicia Baron, daughter of Richard and Annelyn Baron; Svetlana Belenky, daughter of Alexander and Yevgenia Belenky; Noah Blank, son of Marvin and Susan Blank; Murray Borkan, son of Ted and Marilyn Borkan; Amy Bornstein, daughter of Richard and Diane Bornstein; Jackie Carson, daughter of Larry and Amy Car son; Amy Dworkin, daugh- " ' coNTiNuro;ONPAG'§no^Y-a dream come tru'el Fdf us Members of the Columbus Jewish Federation Board of Trustees, at their Jan. 18 meeting, heard reports from past Federation presidents and national leaders, Miriam S. Yenkin and Jack L. Wallick, in regard to a campaign to raise $420 million for the absorption in Israel of Soviet Jews. Named "Operation Ex-- odus," the campaign is part of a worldwide Jewish effort, including $180 million from Jews in other countries and major financial participation from the Israeli government. The Federation Board adopted a resolution in support of the campaign with the understanding that the Columbus Jewish Federation will immediately proceed to make plans for a local special fundraising drive. '^ Federation President Benjamin L. Zox commented, "This is truly a historic titpe., to have the opportunity to help hundreds of thousands of Soviet Jews resettle in Israel represents an answer to decades of prayers and activism. I know that when called upon, this central Ohio Jewish community will be supportive to the fullest possible extent. The total figure to be raised, $600 million over three years, is double the annual amount that has originally contemplated, $500 million over five years, before the recent dramatic increase in the number of Soviet Jews going to Israel. The American portion of the funds will be raised in one year and collected over three years and will be funds over and above the regular Federation campaigns (which in Columbus is the annual Jewish Community Campaign). Operation Exodus is based on information provided by the Jewish.. Agency for Israel, which is Sponsible for FEATURE '"\ Wave Of Aliyah Spurs Euphoria But Could Mean Disaster By SherwoodX. Weingarten Northern California Jewish Bulletin (© 1990, JTA) Vladimir Vitman is fidgety. His hands are in perpetual motion as he shifts to the edge of his chair and sputters in Russian about his aliyah. "The problem is that at the airport we are given a choice without really, knowing what it means," the 33-year-old immigrant says with undisguised anger, his receding hairline beaded with sweat. Vitman has been in Israel only three months. He feels isolated, despite his wife and 7-year-old son being with him. He is jobless and lives in an absorption center outside Jerusalem; he speaks neither Hebrew nor English. The Vitmans are part of a mass influx of Soviet emigres to the Jewish state. Virtually everyone expects at least 100,000 to arrive this year, even- though the government originally budgeted for only half that number. '^wg. While ..emigre success stories are cited again and again by goyernment officials, -the "emigres"? themselves are, (piipk?to,cite'-an equal^un^FvOf cases marred by bureaucratic entanglement. culture or a lump sum allotment under a "direct absorption" method. The former, the Vitmans' choice, has been picked by only 10 percent of the immigrants; the latter can mean an allotment of $11,000 for a family of three - and dependence on family already in Israel for a place to live. After comparing notes Officially, of course, the new wave of aliyah is the greatest thing since the discovery pf-oliije trees. Some Israelis are''euphori$£ab'out the huge demographic^tycrease; more, however, suggest an impending disaster fueled by housing and job shortage. * _^__ Current government policy offers the refugees two options: six months' free shelter in a center while they gain language skills needed to find a job and tackle a new with friends who chose.differently, Vitman has decided he's made a huge mistake. The government won't permit a change of mind, however. the initial absorption of new immigrants to Israel. The announcement was made at a joint news conference in January following top-level meetings of Israeli and American Jewish community leaders who traveled from across the country and from Israel to consult together. Uimcha Dinitz, chairman of the Jewish Agency Executive, reported that the projected, unprecedented, wave of Soviet immigration to Israel is being met in Israel with enthusiasm. "What we have strived for in our advocacy campaign, is now ours," Dinitz stated. "A thousand Soviet Jews are CONTINUED ON PAGE 14 Vitman not only is disappointed by the meager funds and services provided, he is nervously- watching the calendar. The time is rapidly approaching when the dole will end. Ira, his 28-year-old wife, sits silently next to him, her booted feet crossed beneath her chair. Like a chastised child, she speaks only when asked a direct question. Her eyes, l^vily made up, are sad. She starts by saying, "I "vefy"rOTcfr-l^ke-bei«g.he^e,,' but quickly shifts to describe ing their absorption center- apartment and the "water leaking down the walls." With shoulders slumping, Vitman, who is struggling to find work as "a sports ' teacher,'! interrupts: "On one hand, the apartment is no good; on the other hand, where can we go - where is the money to come from?" * * * Officially, of course, the CONTINUED ON PAGE 16 Immigration The VW and the Arab states have protested the Soviet Union's new liberal emigration policy as it applies to Jews, They charge that Iswcl has been reset' thng Soviet .Tews on the West Bank, thereby dispossessing Palestinian Arabs, The United States, has echoed the complaint, and the USSft has threatened to ^Institute restrictrons on emigration. ' »ut there is no substance fay the charge, according to l%e Afaerjoan Jewish Com* m\Uee. 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Editorial: Different World, Same Story
by Kevin Sims
Different World, Same Story DID you know the magazine in front of you is actually pretty old? Not this particular issue of course (unless you're reading this in 2070!) but All the World was first published in November 1884 – well over 100 years ago. I've been thinking about the magazine's heritage since someone kindly sent me six copies of All the World from 1903 and 1904. They make for fascinating reading and offer some insights into thoughts and attitudes of more than a century ago. I find it amazing to think what has changed in those years – transport and communications have altered beyond all recognition, for a start. Back then many people would have had only a vague idea what the world beyond their own town or city was like, let alone what happened in other countries. It's worth bearing in mind that the Wright Brothers managed the first – very short – powered flight in 1903, with commercial flights not being available for many more years. The telephone had been around for about 30 years but was by no means a common sight, and the joys of radio and television were still waiting to be discovered. It was a very different world to the one we live in today. The Salvation Army was also, understandably, very different. Today it's in 111 countries but only 38 of these were 'under the flag' back in 1903 – though that was still pretty impressive if you consider the Movement had begun only 38 years previously. So how did the 1903/4 All the World differ from today's? The obvious difference is the look – today's glossy colour photos would have been beyond the dreams of the editorial team in the early 20th century. Back then, for threepence – equivalent to around Ł1.20 today, allowing for inflation – you got 32 pages of print with a good helping of black-and-white illustrations and photographs. Topics ranged from 'The Winning of Holland', about how the Army first began work there, to the strange-but-true 'One Peep Into Spider World', which is pretty much summed up by its title! I'm always looking for ideas for the magazine so watch out in coming issues for the reintroduction, if I can convince someone to make them, of adverts for 'Sanis underwear (sold only by The Salvation Army)'! Despite the quirky nature of the language, what comes through clearly is the passion of the people engaged in work for The Salvation Army. One report from Java speaks about people in a home there, 'some suffering from most revolting diseases', and adds, 'Captain Healey goes round every day, washing their wounds and putting on fresh bandages.' Elsewhere there is mention of a Salvation Army hall in San Antonio, Jamaica, being turned into a temporary hospital after the island was hit by a 'cyclone'. Some things, I guess, don't change. Forgive the possibly twee sentiment but compare All the World in 2007 with any of its predecessors and, when you get to the heart of things, the only world of difference you'll notice is that made in the lives of people who come under the influence of The Salvation Army.


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This forum is designed for fans to collaborate with translation of the Japanese Metroid manga and other texts including: The Metroid Zero Mission manga, and the Super Metroid manga.
At the moment, this forum is specifically opened for the translation of the new Metroid Zero Mission manga, which covers the events from the Space Pirate raid on K-2L to the end of Zero Mission (though we're currently missing the final book). This is a massive 16 volumes, only the first two of which have been translated! It contains some interesting information, such as the discovery of the Metroids, their creation by the Chozo, and Samus's early days as a bounty hunter.
For this reason, the MDb community wants anyone who knows a bit of Japanese to help translate this massive library of content. When translation begins, we will try and have a separate thread for each volume (perhaps more as needed). I also intend to have a sticky thread that contains common vocabulary from the manga to make the translation process easier. As the manga is translated, we will update with an English version so fans everywhere can read.
If you are interested in helping participate in this heroic undertaking, please post below. It's never too early to start, but will require a lot of time and effort to complete (though unfortunately to my rather busy schedule at the moment, it may take a month or two before we really start getting off the ground!).
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Civil War life lives on in Oak Brook
The troops ready to shoot during the Civil War reenactment atthe Graue Mill. | Joe Cyganowski~ For Sun Times Media
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OAK BROOK — For the 32nd consecutive year, the past took over the present for two days at Graue Mill and Museum.
In what has become a tradition over Labor Day weekend, the 10th Illinois Regiment and its members' families literally set up camp Sept. 1-2 and very much simulated the life of soldiers and others in a Union military camp in 1863. The setup included authentic clothing, weapons and tools.
The two-day event at Graue Mill, which was open to the public, was what the 10th Illinois Regiment calls a "living history." The group also participates elsewhere in "reenactments," which include battles.
While there were no battles at Graue Mill, there were several black powder firing demonstrations and drills to go along with cooking and crafts. And members of the 10th Illinois Regiment, dressed in appropriate costumes of the time, were more than happy to share information with visitors about life during the Civil War.
"The living history is a reenactment of camp life," said Bob Winter, executive officer of the 10th Illinois Regiment. "There are about 45 of us in this company. We share a love of history, and we love to share the knowledge of the Civil War with others."
Winter said Graue Mill offers a great location for a living history weekend.
"It's in suburbia, but it doesn't fee like it at all," he said. "This is a great setting, and it's great taking people back in history. I'm always learning things myself, too."
Cathy Kolessar, Graue Mills' director of operations, said the Civil War living history is a wonderful event for Graue Mill.
Leslie Goddard, executive director of Graue Mill, said the annual living history there is different than many others.
"It's just one regiment, so it's very personal, and the people who come really have a great opportunity to talk to them and interact," Goddard said.
Tom Bozek of Downers Grove has attended a number of reenactments of different wars. He attended the Graue Mill event Sept. 1 with his sons, Quinn, 12, and Owen, 7.
"I like coming to things like this because of the historical aspect," Bozek said. "You can really emerge yourself into this."
Quinn said he enjoys learning about wars in a living history or reenactment setting. "It's interesting, and it's pretty cool," he said.
Owen knew exactly what his favorite part was of the Graue Mill activities.
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Bishop: Why Trinity Hall All-Girls HS Cannot Call Itself 'A Catholic School'
Trinity Hall describes itself as a school "in the Catholic tradition." The bishop of Trenton explains why.
Trinity Hall, the first all-girls high school in the region, is set to open in Middletown this fall. Its glossy brochures describe it as a school "in the Catholic tradition." To be called a "Catholic school" is actually a phrase that is subject to requirements under Canon Law, said Bishop David M. O'Connell of the Diocese of Trenton. And while the senior member of the clergy in the position of authority and oversight of Catholics in Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean offers no "ill will" to the Trinity Hall founders, he says he is unable to give his consent and permission for the usage of the phrase. In the message emailed to members of the diocese and posted to the DOT website and circulating in parish bulletins this week, the …
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