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Update 03/24/18! Petlandia - Empty - A Base Game and Pets Only Neighborhood; No CC
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Petlandia - Empty
A Base Game and Pets Only Neighborhood
A Base Game and Pets Only Neighborhood
Once upon a time, pets were magical creatures. (Some would say they still are.) They had healing properties, warded off evil spirits, and brought good luck and fortune to their fairy companions. Some Fairies rode dogs; others rode cats. The cat riding Fairies and the dog riding Fairies each lived on their own side of a great circular island with colorful birds, wiggling snakes, and clambering turtles. Neither fairy faction ventured into the other's territory. The Fairies quarreled because each group claimed their magic and animals were better. One day the Fairies had a magical duel to determine the matter once and for all - fairy dust flew everywhere! When the dust settled, the Fairies could hardly believe their eyes. Their island home had changed shape! They saw a dog and cat each sitting beside the other. The Fairies decided, if the cat and dog could get along and be together, so could they. Thereafter, all Fairies and pets shared the island they had re-named Petlandia equally and enjoyed good health and great fortune. Later they were joined on the island by unicorns, graceful and beautiful, and strong and purposeful horses. Everyone lived happily ever after on Petlandia.
Update 03/24/18! Some uneven lot edges in the dog's leg have been corrected. Players may wish to re-download the updated version of Petlandia - Empty. Sorry for any inconvenience!
Petlandia - Empty - CAW
Petlandia - Empty - In Game
Petlandia - Empty is the first phase of the second group project by M4BCreators, a collection of simmers who build in TS2, TS3, and TS4. Group members include novice builders, experienced builders, and everything in between. We share WIPs, tricks and techniques, and are there to lend a helping hand or appraising eye. If you love to build, check out our Mentoring for Builders group.
Watch for future uploads of Petlandia with all original Community and Residential lots, and specialty lots, built by M4BCreators members.If you are interested in helping to create lots for this world, or want to see how a world comes together, join us at: http://www.modthesims.info/showthread.php?t=606803
Petlandia - Empty's Fishing Spot has fog emitter effects on the lot - waterfall and waterfall splash - so, as with all custom worlds, players may have to open the world, save the world, and then play the saved version to enjoy the effects.
Petlandia - Empty is NOT populated.
There is no Custom Content in Petlandia - Empty. (World checked with CUSTARD.) Care was taken to use only base game and Pets items.
44 lots total - 21 Community and 23 Residential. Most Community and Residential Lots can be interchanged in game as the player desires. A Fishing Spot and Beach are included. The Beach has only spawners. The Fishing Spot has a bathroom and spawners.
Additional Credits:
MTS modders for CAW Resources.
All the Mentoring for Builders and M4BCreators members for feedback and assistance.
Thank you so very much to attuned and Norn for play testing and feedback for Petlandia. Norn also contributed many Petlandia screenshots
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Deep beneath the surface of Refuge, science is happening...
"We've confirmed that there are traces of Deadly SpaceMan DNA on the gyro pistol you recovered. Bio-scans were able to assemble a mostly-complete genome, and from there we could clone a live specimen. You arrived just in time -- I'm about to open the containment vessel. Please stand back..."
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"We had a number of good candidates," Bennett said. "We narrowed the list down to three. We had them visit campus for five or six hours each. We had them meet with athletics director Philip Hutcheson, our other assistant coaches and some of the players. We had input from different areas."
Horton is a former post player and graduate assistant at Middle Tennessee State University. She played for the women's basketball team from 2004-2007 where she became the only player in school history to win Sun Belt All-Conference honors on either the first, second or third team all for seasons as a player. During her career she scored 1,523 points, shooting over 54 percent from the field for her career. She holds the school record for games played with 129.
MTSU was the Sun Belt Conference Champion all four years that Horton played.
"Krystle has been a winner her entire career," Bennett said. "She was on the All-Conference team on some level for all four years. She has competed at the national level in AAU and was o an excellent high school program at Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro.
"She has been a winner throughout her career. She has been a high-achiever. I think she will do a really good job for us."
Horton spent the past season working as a graduate assistant. She assisted in the preparation and exchange of game film, on-court teaching and practice and the organization of recruiting, prospects and camp information.
Bennett was especially impressed with her background in recruiting. Khadija J. Head, who was the recruiting coordinator at MTSU, helped involve Horton in recruiting.
"They really tried to prepare her to be a step ahead as a full-time assistant," Bennett said. Krystle met with most of the recruits when they visited the campus. She was involved in the recruiting plan and was involved with the mailings and all of the things involved with that.
"We want to make sure she is ready to go for the July recruiting period. She is super individual. She is very confident talking with people."
Horton is starting work immediately. She is looking forward to getting involved in all of the aspects of the program.
"I feel like I can bring something special for this program," Horton said. "I had a few options. It was kind of stressful, but I knew in my heart where I wanted to be. I felt like Lipscomb was the best fit for me.
"Coach Bennett was the first coach to contact me. When I visited campus and met everybody I had a real good feeling about it. I felt like I needed something different."
Academically, she also has excelled. She held a 3.9 grade point average as an undergraduate, graduating Summa Cum Laude majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies. She will complete her M.Ed. degree in curriculum and instruction in December 2010. She has a 4.0 GPA in her graduate work.
In addition to her work at MTSU, she also spent two seasons at Blackman Middle School in Murfreesboro, teaching sixth grade math and serving as head girls junior varsity coach and assistant varsity coach.
"I feel like academics is first," Horton said. "You want a player to have athletic ability, but at the same time you want them to be academically ready to be at the college level."
From 2006-2009 she also served as assistant coach for the Tennessee Team Pride AAU team in Smyrna. Horton is a resident of Murfreesboro.
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Parrish1 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 230 designs submitted by 57 freelance designers.
Members 1st Federal Credit Union (Mechanicsburg, PA)
Members 1st FCU has been serving the individuals, families, and small businesses within Central PA for 60 years. We have 50+ locations within a 100 mile radias. We provide a wide range of services requiring a wide diversity of employees in terms of specialties, experience, knowledge, and age. Our "front line" member facing staff is comprised of our branch associates, market, business development staff. Our middle / back office are comprised of specialty support areas. Such as lending, investiments, insurance, mortgages, HR, marketing, facilities, IT, etc.
THIS IS NOT A COMPANY LOGO REDESIGN. It's intended audience is completely internal to the company in support of our service excellence program. Audiences includes all Board and Staff. Every employee from the CEO, to executives, management, and those we rely upon the most on our front lines and mid/back office groups.
This is an internal program logo, to inspire, and reinforce service excellence.
Our front line is perky, member oriented, greet with a smile, listen, tend to any need without hesitation, and provide a sincere goodbye as non-negotiable service requirements.
Our mid and back office is not as focused on providing the same exceptional experience to each other, just as our front line staff do for our membership & public. We want to change that and align the whole organization. As such we're developing an enterprise level service excellence program focused on providing an "exceptional experience" everytime and need a logo that can be immediately recognized for what it represents. "your needs, are my duty ... with a smile" type of thing ... placing importance outside of oneself and dedication to sincerely serving the needs of others. Capture that and you win!
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U.S. Rep. Tim Griffin (R-AR-2) and Republicans in Congress must think the American people have the memory of a goldfish – that the public would forget that Republicans shut down the government less than a month ago in their most brazen and costly attempt to kill or cripple the Affordable Care Act to date. But now Republicans on the House Committee on Ways and Means including Congressman Griffin expect the public to believe they suddenly care about the plight of the uninsured by holding a public hearing today on the "problems Americans are experiencing with the Obama Administration's launch of the Affordable Care Act."
These 'concerns' don't pass the laugh test. Republicans like Congressman Griffin have zero credibility complaining about implementation glitches when they opposed the Affordable Care Act at its inception, have done everything in their power to delay, repeal, defund the law every day since, have repeatedly blocked funding needed for implementation, and whose entire health plan is to let the insurance companies go back to denying coverage to millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions and dropping people when they get sick.
Are you serious what you just said? Are you really serious? After what we've gone through and what we've gone through in the last three and a half years? Have you — you can sit there and say, that you had a legitimate alternative after these years? We've gone through 44 votes, 48 votes now, of you trying to dismantle the legislation. You call that cooperation? I don't!
Brad Woodhouse, President, Americans United for Change: "It's really rich for Republicans to be shedding crocodile tears over the glitches in the ACA website when they have done nothing for four years but try to impede, repeal and defund the law and root for its failure. After voting repeatedly to leave uninsured Americans with no affordable coverage options at all and to leave insured Americans susceptible again to the worst insurance industry practices, are we really to believe Congressman Griffin gives a spit that Americans are having trouble enrolling in a health plan? This is a transparent attempt by Republicans to score political points around road bumps in the health law's implementation and distract from the fact that they just left 120,000 Americans without jobs by shutting down the government in the name of Obamacare. It's not fooling anyone, and it takes a lot of nerve. If Congressman Griffin were truly concerned about how smoothly the health law's implementation is going, he would stop throwing monkey wrenches into the process every chance he gets. You could call what Griffin and Republicans are engaging in hypocrisy but that would be an insult to hypocrites."
"The GOP's phony 'concerns' notwithstanding, we have every confidence that the administration's tech surge under way will fix what needs fixing and open up the doors for even more uninsured Americans to finally get the affordable, quality care they deserve," added Woodhouse. "Of course, the website glitches don't effect the majority of Americans who already have insurance. They still have the peace of mind knowing that ACA's new benefits and consumer protections from insurance industry abuse has added many layers to their health security."
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North Korea said the assembly of a rocket it plans to launch in the coming days should be completed Tuesday, setting the stage for a move that has been widely criticized by other nations.
The launch will take place at some point between Thursday and Monday as previously noted, Ryu Kun Chol, a senior North Korean space official, told reporters in Pyongyang.
North Korea has said that the rocket will carry into orbit an Earth observation satellite to aid North Korea's economic development. Japan, the United States and South Korea see the launch as a cover for a long-range ballistic missile test.
Ryu, the deputy director of the Space Development Department of the Korea Space Technology Committee, said Tuesday that it was unreasonable to say this would be a ballistic missile test in disguise.
The act of firing the long-range rocket would breach U.N. Security Council resolutions, and Washington has suspended a recent deal to provide food aid to North Korea as a result. Japan has said it would shoot down the rocket if it were to enter its territory.
The South Korean defense minister, Kim Kwan-jin, discussed the planned launch with his U.S. counterpart, Leon Panetta, by phone, an official from the South Korean Defense Ministry said Tuesday.
Kim and Panetta agreed that the launch would be a "grave provocation," the official said.
South Korea would "respond with appropriate countermeasures," the country's Reunification Ministry said in a statement without elaborating.
The last time Pyongyang carried out what it described as a satellite launch, in April 2009, the U.N. Security Council condemned the action and demanded that it not be repeated.
"Let me make absolutely clear," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters Tuesday. "Any launch by North Korea would be a serious, clear violation of their obligations under already existing U.N. Security Council resolutions 1718 and 1874."
Adding to the tensions, a recent report from South Korean intelligence officials suggests that North Korea is planning a new nuclear test in the area where it staged previous atomic blasts.
The South Korean intelligence report noted that the two previous rocket launches that Pyongyang said were intended to put satellites into orbit were followed a few weeks or months later by nuclear tests.
China, North Korea's closest ally and largest provider of aid, has expressed concern about the planned launch. Beijing says it has held talks with Pyongyang on the matter.
"China strongly encourages everyone involved to remain calm and reasonable," said the Chinese foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, according to a report Monday by the official Chinese news agency, Xinhua. "These issues need to be worked out in a diplomatic and peaceful manner."
Analysts say the planned trajectory of the multistage rocket would be north to south over the Yellow Sea, with the main body of the projectile landing in the Pacific Ocean near the Philippines.
President Benigno Aquino III of the Philippines has condemned the planned launch as a "needless provocation" that could increase tensions in East Asia.
Several airlines operating in the region have said they will change flight routes during the launch window.
Philippine Airlines is rerouting more than 10 flights; All Nippon Airways is altering five flights, and Japan Airlines is altering four.


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Getting to Zero in D.C. Rally Draws a Crowd
December 4, 2012
The Getting to Zero Rally held at the John A. Wilson building in Northwest yesterday drew more than 100 supporters and activists who searched for answers. The press conference and rally was organized to demand that Mayor [of Washington, D.C., Vincent] Gray and his Commission on HIV/AIDS write and implement a comprehensive HIV Care Plan that mirrors the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. The rally was organized by the D.C. Community Coalition, Mary's Center, The Women's Collective, Housing Works, and D.C. Fights Back.
Rally attendees are calling for social action that will lower new infection rates and AIDS-related deaths. They command a plan that includes easy re-entry for formerly incarcerated citizens, healthcare treatment for undocumented individuals, housing for all people in the District who are living with HIV/AIDS, and no cuts in HIV services.
Click here to view photos from the rally and review the complete list of demands.
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When will the New York Mets do something of consequence this off-season isn't hard to imagine. If recent history is an indicator it likely won't be until the market is defined, which comes after the Winter Meetings.
However, the week preceding Thanksgiving can get busy. Not much happens usually happens around Thanksgiving. There's usually activity after the holiday leading up to the Winter Meetings and after until Christmas.
Then, more stuff gets done after the New Year with what's left of the market leading up to spring training. That's usually when the Mets have done their work.
So far, there's been some interesting news, including LaTroy Hawkins signing with Colorado for $2.5 million. He's somebody I was hoping the Mets would bring back before at 41 because he could still throw in the low-to-mid 90s and for his clubhouse presence.
Hawkins was an astute pick-up last year, and with Bobby Parnell coming off surgery, he would have filled a spot in the bullpen.
The Yankees brought back shortstop Brendan Ryan, who I touted for his defense. I'd still rather have him than Ruben Tejada. We'll just have to wait to see what happens with Jhonny Peralta, who, as of now, would represent the Mets' biggest splash in the market. Philadelphia brought back catcher Carlos Ruiz for two years, out-bidding the champion Red Sox.
Perhaps the most interesting acquisition is San Francisco signing Tim Hudson to a two-year, $23 million contract. The 38-year-old Hudson is coming off ankle surgery.
Hudson is the latest in several costly, and expensive, decisions the Giants have made the past few years. The first was signing Angel Pagan – whom the Mets gladly shipped out – to a four-year deal. Then, they extended Tim Lincecum's contract two years for $35 million when there were no indications he'd be a hot commodity on the market.
However, the Giants won the World Series in 2010 and 2012 with pitching-based teams, so they are doing something right.
Mets GM Sandy Alderson said he didn't want an injury reclamation project, which Hudson clearly would be. However, Alderson has a history with Hudson when they were with Oakland and I was wondering if he at least reached out the pitcher.
Currently, agents and general managers are talking and posturing – that includes Alderson – but the market is still forming. Mostly, parameter dollar amounts have been exchanged. With the Mets there hasn't been much in terms of specifics.
In addition to shortstop, the Mets need two starters, bullpen depth and a power-hitting corner outfielder.


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by Pete Mazzaccaro
The Chestnut Hill Community Association alerted its members of ongoing developments of the Actual Value Initiative, a new property tax assessment sstem under consideration by City Council this week.
The Local covered AVI last week here.
The alert went out in the form of an email today and urged residents to attend pubblic hearings in City Hall. The text reads as follows:
To the Residential and Business Property Owners of Chestnut Hill:
We are providing information regarding the upcoming vote by City Council on AVI -‐ Average (stet) Value Initiative, and related ordinances. This is the controversial property valuation plan that will affect property tax assessments throughout the City.
This Thursday, City Council will be voting on details of this plan, including total revenue to be generated, a millage rate that may run as high as 1.85, the Use & Occupancy Tax role in this assessment, and a temporary tax relief tool called the "Homestead Exemption." The ultimate goal is to fund a projected deficit in the School District budget of $94.5 million.
The vote is scheduled for two City Council Public Hearings on Thursday, June 14, 2012. The first is at 10 a.m., the second at 12 noon. Members of the public are encouraged to attend and express their opinions. Such testimony will be entered into the public record.
City Council Public Hearing Room 400 Philadelphia City Hall Provided with this message are:
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Hello, fellow nontheists. My name is Daniel. I was raised in a Catholic Household. I have a huge family in terms of uncles, aunts and cousins, and they are all Catholic as well. I went to church every sunday since age 6 to 10. And I never cared about my religion. I never actually prayed (except a few times in which they were left obviously unanswered) then at age 11 I became Atheist of my own accord.
Although my parents and family never knew I was Atheist. They still believed I was Catholic. They always had a habit of ignoring the issue on many if not all occasions. At age 15 in High School, I became Agnostic, but with a Satanic overtone. That is, a few people thought I was Satanic (in which of course I told them that) but it was a teenage phase in which I loved wearing black and listening to Death Metal and Black Metal. But I was Agnostic because I truly didn't know if God existed or not, and didn't show much care.
After High school, I had a bit of a religious thing going on, in which I became heavily paranoid. I was miserable, my parents have been a huge thorn in my side for the longest time and still are. But when I actually did research, looked up Atheism, I watched Bill Maher's Religulous, had a time in which I researched Religious history. I watched past news sessions online which involved religion, and watched some of Richard Dawkin's debates and Christopher Hitchens too, I became Fascinated with Atheism actually.
It felt good being an Atheist. When I found out Evolution was a fact and theory, in which before I was in an environment in which it was just a belief, like God, I felt liberated. The paranoia went away. The anger and sadness went away. And even though I feel great resentment towards my parents because of issues with them all my life, I feel at peace.
I know Religious people say the same with their "experiences" but I can safely say they don't know the true feeling of "peace". The feeling of the world's weight is off your shoulders. A sense of freedom you never felt before. It felt so good.
So after deciding I'm through with religion, I became Anti-Religious and a Secular Humanist.
My only true goal being to settle down with a wife and kids would be enough. But I wanna contribute to the cause that Christopher and Richard are doing. It is a dream I tend to try and make a reality.
Sorry for the long ramblings, just thought I should try and make myself feel at home. :)
Thanks for reading, again my name is Daniel and I am 20.
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I am new to the group and was hoping to make some new tennis buddies. I also want to set up a tournament with trophies and such! Who would be interested? Let me know if we can make this happen.
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Awesome! I will put out a event and see if we can get some players together! I'll put you down as the 1st one! I look forward to playing with you.
Anybody still interested in starting this up?
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In this production shot from 'Grease,' musical theatre alum Christina Sivrich is on the left foreground, kneeling in the orange plaid jumper and holding hands with lead character 'Sandy.' | Original Broadway Cast. Photo by Joan Marcus
After a chorus call audition and multiple call-backs, Christina Sivrich remembers the feeling of elation after receiving word about her first Broadway show, The Wedding Singer. "I was in the middle of a waitressing shift when I got the call," she says. "It was the best feeling ever — everything you dream of!"
Adding to the thrill was the opportunity to work with Tony Award-winning choreographer Rob Ashford, a Point Park dance alum. "It was amazing working with Rob. He brought out the best in every dancer," says Sivrich, a musical theatre alum. Ashford later received a Tony Award nomination for his work on the production.
Sivrich appeared in The Wedding Singer throughout 2006. Her second Broadway appearance came only a year later, when she landed the roles of Frenchy, Jan and Miss Lynch in the 2007 revival of Grease. She is currently performing the same track in the Equity tour of Grease. Pittsburgh native Kathleen Marshall directed and choreographed the productions.
"Kathleen Marshall was also amazing with cast members. A few times I sat back and just watched how she worked. She had just directed Pajama Game [for which she won a Tony Award], so truly it was an honor to work with her," says Sivrich. "Plus we had the Pittsburgh connection!"
Sivrich says she is fortunate to have worked with Ashford and Marshall at this point in her career.
After graduating from the Conservatory of Performing Arts with a B.F.A., the East McKeesport, Pa. native moved to New York briefly then returned to work in Pittsburgh and West Virginia regional theatre. She also performed with Disney Cruise Line, did a four-month non-union tour of Grease, and moved back to New York to stay. While in The Wedding Singer, Sivrich had the opportunity to appear on The Today Show, the Tony Awards and the Jerry Lewis Telethon.
Today, Sivrich is enjoying traveling the country with the Grease Broadway tour. In early March she returned to Pittsburgh to perform for a week at the Benedum Theatre. Remembering how much she appreciated hearing about how other Point Park alumni built their careers, Sivrich took the time to update the Conservatory on her recent work and offered to talk with students.
Asked about her most memorable performance at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, Sivrich smiles and says playing a lead role in Sunday in the Park with George was "a wonderful experience." The production was challenging, she says, and the fact that it was her last role as a senior made it particularly noteworthy.
What's next? Sivrich says she has upcoming performances for Grease in Toronto, Jacksonville, Fla. and other cities before the tour closes in late May. And "in the works" among other projects is Ever After, based on the 1998 Drew Barrymore film, for which Sivrich has done stage readings and a CD recording to date.
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NORMAL — Rick Pitino won the game. Yet the legendary Louisville coach thinks Illinois State's basketball program is going to be the winner in the long run.
Pitino heaped praise on ISU first-year coach Dan Muller after the fifth-ranked Cardinals slipped past the Redbirds, 69-66, on Saturday at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville.
"We've all seen Brad Stevens (of Butler) and Shaka (Smart of VCU) the past couple years. That's one of the brightest first-year coaches I've witnessed in a long, long time," said Pitino. "Everything they do has great spacing to it, they play hard defensively and they're very smart.
"I'm happy for him. He's been very patient waiting for a job. That's one of the bright young stars in our game."
That is high acclaim coming for someone who is the first coach to take three different schools to the Final Four, earned the 1996 national title with Kentucky and has won 635 games in 28 seasons as a college coach.
Muller, who has guided ISU to a 5-2 record, seemed a little taken back when Pitino's words were relayed to him.
"That's very kind of Coach Pitino. He's one of the best ever," said the 36-year-old Muller. "I'm a long way away from Brad Stevens, I can say that. I have aspirations to be a good coach, coach players the right way, graduate them and put a product on the court people are excited about.
"I worked under a great guy in Kevin Stallings (at Vanderbilt). I do feel I have an unbelievable staff, and we're excited about the opportunity."
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Freshman Kaza Keane emerged as the Redbirds' starting point guard, with sophomore Johnny Hill being the primary backup. Cousin didn't even play in two of ISU's first six games.
However, Cousin was ready against Louisville when called upon. Keane sprained his right ankle in practice Thursday and was ruled out before the game.
Against defensive pressure that ISU has rarely seen, Cousin played 12 minutes with two assists, two rebounds and, more importantly, one turnover.
"I knew I had to come in and play a little bit and show my impact on the team as a senior in a real big game for us," said Cousin. "I knew I had to step it up."
Cousin's teammates applauded his effort, with Tyler Brown saying he came in and "did a great job."
"I'm not too much concerned with playing time as long as the team is winning," said Cousin. "Obviously today we did not put it away, but to be on the court was a great feeling. I'll do whatever it takes to help my team."
Muller said he anticipates Keane will be ready for Tuesday's 7:05 p.m. against Wyoming (8-0) at Redbird Arena.
Road tested: One of Muller's first tasks when he became ISU's coach in May was to beef up the schedule.
The Redbirds have been up to the task. They pulled out an 86-84 overtime victory at Drexel on Nov. 15 before nearly beating their highest ranked team since 1978 when they downed No. 4 Indiana State and Larry Bird.
"It's been a confidence builder with two road games in very tough environments. Our players are not going to be scared," said Muller. "That's why we played these games and will play Dayton coming up (on Dec. 19).
"It gives me confidence because I know our players can go in anywhere, no matter who we're playing, and believe in each other and the coaching staff and compete. If we did not play these games going into (Missouri Valley) conference play would it hurt us? I think absolutely."


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We will show you the best of Barcelona´s nightlife. You will experience the breathtaking view of Barcelona by night on the Tibidabo hills, you will dance with the locals in Surprise spots and feel like a VIP in the most popular club in town OPIUM MAR. The VIP coach is equipped with Live music, a photographer and hosts, providing an exciting dynamic environment, and a chance to get to know everyone around.
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We would like to welcome you at Casa lola, a lounge restaurant/bar located in the center of Barcelona . We offer a free drink of your choice . If you are interested in having dinner at Casa Lola, please let us know. We will make you a reservation.
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Here we be choosing different Clubs to keep up to date with fashionable nightspots
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Modern Barkitecture: Home Renovation for Dogs
We Americans are ridiculous pet owners, going to great lengths to make our dogs happy. Our furry friends (like the amazingly handsome Logan, pictured here) get treated like pampered children: sleeping in our bed, getting expensive food and toys, and yes, even little outfits. (Lest you think I'm being snarky: my own dog only eats grain-free food, gets allergy shots, and is on Prozac. No judgement.)
Lately, I've seen several examples of dog-centric features incorporated into home remodels and new construction:
This begs the question: how far is TOO far to go for our pets? Is this just the latest development in a country that constantly creates new "must haves" for the home? Or, do these features truly make you and your pet's lives better?
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is presenting Bodies and Shadows: Caravaggio and His Legacy, an exhibition devoted to the legacy of Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571 1610), one of the most influential painters in European history. The exhibition was co-organized by LACMA, the Musée Fabre, Montpellier, the Musée des Augustins, Toulouse, and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, under the auspices of FRAME (French Regional American Museum Exchange), an international consortium to which all four museums belong.
Caravaggios striking realism, violent contrasts of light and darkness, and ability to express powerful emotions were as surprising to his contemporaries as they are to us today. In this exhibition many of the innovations introduced by Caravaggio were adopted by painters from different countries, backgrounds, and influences. In this exhibition an unprecedented eight paintings by Caravaggio himself are shown together for the first time in California. Fifty more paintings document his influence on a host of painters from France, Spain, and the Netherlands, including Georges de La Tour, Gerrit van Honthorst, Velázquez, and Simon Vouet.
The four-hundredth anniversary of Caravaggios death in 2010 triggered many exhibitions throughout the world. These have generated new scholarship, reattributions of paintings and an ongoing fascination with Caravaggio and the Caravaggesque painters, says J. Patrice Marandel, the Robert H. Ahmanson Chief Curator of European Art at LACMA, Our exhibition has benefited from this new research and presents to the public unexpected aspects of the subject.
Bodies and Shadows: Caravaggio and His Legacy first opened simultaneously in two French venues, the Musée Fabre in Montpellier and the Musée des Augustins, Toulouse (both on view June 23October 14, 2012). Following LACMAs presentation, an edited version of the exhibition will travel to the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art (March 8June 15, 2013).
Michelangelo Merisi was born in the small town of Caravaggio, near Milan, in 1573. He first studied with Simone Peterzano (15401596), an artist trained in Venice and an able painter of fresco decorations in Milan. In 1592, Caravaggio moved to Rome, attracted by the many opportunities the city offered: besides the Church itself, many aristocrats offered their patronage to talented and ambitious painters. Among these, the young Caravaggio quickly established himself as one of the deftest at securing the support of some of the most affluent and sophisticated patrons. His compositions, at first modest in size and subject, were kept and protected by their owners, who rarely traded them but made them nonetheless accessible to a wide audience. In Bodies and Shadows a seldom exhibited early portrait of Maffeo Barberini, one of Caravaggios patrons upon his arrival in Rome, illustrates the variety of the artists subjects that included portrait, genre-scenes, and increasingly religious compositions.
Caravaggios rebellious nature and difficult indeed violent temperament were notorious. Conscious of his original talent and protective of his own success, Caravaggio entertained ambiguous relationships with other artists. Unlike many artists of his generation, Caravaggio did not have proper pupils but many artists gravitated around him with various success. Giovanni Bagliones (15661643) Ecstasy of Saint Francis shows how a gifted artist could get stylistically too close to the master. This may have exasperated Caravaggio who replied by posting libelous statements about Baglione, leading to a celebrated lawsuit. In 1606, Caravaggios murdering of a young man over either a woman or a game of tennis forced him to leave Rome where he was wanted by the police. He subsequently spent time in Naples, Malta, and Sicily still receiving protection and commissions both from old and new patrons. Trying to return to Rome where he expected pardon from the Pope, Caravaggio died of malignant fever in Porto Ercole in 1610 at the age of thirty-nine.
By the time of his death, Caravaggio was arguably the most renowned artist in Rome. His style had changed drastically in his later years, becoming even darker and more brutal than before; his reputation had reached artists well beyond the Italian peninsula. This exhibition brings together a large group of artists who worked predominantly after Caravaggios death, carrying his legacy in different directions. While united under Caravaggios aesthetic influence, these artists are nonetheless highly original in their own rights and were known by their contemporaries not so much for being Caravaggesque as for being artists of immense talent and individuality. These include artists who are known to have been close to Caravaggio himself, such as Orazio Gentileschi, Giovanni Baglione, and Carlo Saraceni in particular.
Attention is devoted to Bartolomeo Manfredi, who, developing subjects and compositional devices typical of Caravaggio, elaborated a style that became particularly seminal with French painters in Rome. Simon Vouet is the most famous of those artists, who kept working in the light of Caravaggio until his return from Rome to Paris in 1627. Night scenes, brilliantly illuminated, were the specialty of Dutch Caravaggesque artists Gerrit van Honthorst and Matthias Stomer. Caravaggios stay in Naples left important works, admired by many artists, in the city, which resulted in a typically Neapolitan Caravaggist school fed by the example of Jusepe de Ribera, a Spaniard based in Naples whose role in disseminating Caravaggios style was as important in Naples as Manfredis had been in Rome. Paintings by both Zurbarán and Velázquez, two of the greatest Spanish painters of the seventeenth century, demonstrate that even in faraway Seville the lesson of the master was not ignored.
The case of Georges de La Tour is a mysterious one. Included at the end of this exhibition, the enigmatic artist from Lorraine developed in his works subjects and elements that seem to suggest an inevitable encounter with the work of Caravaggio. Yet, as far as we know, the painter never went to Italy and how he could have known of Caravaggios works in his native Lorraine remains conjectural. The two painters may have more in common and share a coincidental fate: after years of neglect, both Caravaggio and Georges de La Tour were rediscovered in the early part of the twentieth century, and both embody at best the attractiveness of a school whose affordability speaks directly to our modern sensibility.
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Series I: Biographical/Bibliographical Files
Articles about DCP, Reviews, Criticisms
Bibliographical Lists
Bibliography - Card File
Bibliography - "Notes on a Bibliography of the Printed Volumes of Donald Culross Peattie"
Biographical Material
Biography - Articles about DCP
Biography - By Mark R. Peattie and Noel Peattie, 1980
Entolomogy Course (Arnold Arboretum), 1922
EWP List of Published Works
France (mostly financial documents), ca. 1936-1938
Harvard (clippings), 1946
LRP Diaries, 1940s-1960s
LRP Obituary, 1965
"Meet the Peattie Family" (article)
The Midway (University of Chicago, University High School), 1912-1915
Peattie, Noel - Reminiscences
Polk County News (information about DCP and series of nature articles by DCP), 1934
Publicity (includes biographical sketches and lists of publications), ca. 1940s-1950s
Series II: Correspondence
1918-1932, n.d. (arranged chronologically; includes ALS and typed transcripts, mainly to his mother, EWP, and to LRP prior to their marriage in 1923)
1932-1935 (to EWP)
1940-1941 (to Keith H. Baker, a fan)
ca. 1941-1944 (to and from various individuals)
ca. 1944-1946 (to Congressman George E. Outland re Malcolm Peattie)
1947 (Re La Loma Feliz School; DCP was Secretary of the Parent's Association)
1921 (primarily condolences to LRP's mother re death of LRP's father, Robert Redfield)
1928-1934, n.d. (to EWP)
Postcards (mostly EWP to DCP and LRP), ca. 1928
Miscellany, 1934, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Atlantic Monthly
Audubon Society
Bakeless, John
Berea College (Francis S. Hutchins)
Better Homes and Gardens
Books and Booksellers
Booksellers, 1944-1951
Botanical Review
Bye, George T. (New York literary agent), 1935-1958
Chandler, Henry
Chanticleer Press, Inc.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Clipping Service
Clubs, Societies, etc.
Congressional Miscellaneous Correspondence (mostly relating to Senate and House Committees on Public Lands)
Country Gentleman
Crocker-Union -Standard Oil (Assignment of Copyright)
Eastern Tree Book - Early Correspondence
Edition Mediterraneennes
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1940-1954
Encyclopedia Americana E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc.
Exotic Trees Book
Fan Mail, 1940-1942, 1945-1951
Fassett, Dr. Norman
Foreign Editions
Freedom Train
Government Agencies (other than USIS), 1944-1959
Grolier Society, Inc., 1948-1959
Gruen Article (Victor Gruen)
Holiday, ca. 1946-1960
Houghton Mifflin
James Brown Associates, Inc.
Japanese (mostly re relocation during World War II), 1942-1945
John Sutherland Productions
La Loma Feliz
Landacre, Paul (illustrator)
Letters for Possible Collection (incl. George Macy, Robert Redfield, Mark Schuster, Richard Simon, Ida M. Tarbell/Pen and Brush, and William Morton Wheeler), ca. 1936-1946
Letters of Appreciation from the Services, 1943-1945
Letters of Importance and Future Value (mostly outgoing to publishers; also includes letter from Clifton Fadiman), ca. 1934-1936
LRP Appreciations, 1942-1951
McGraw-Hill Company
Magazine Subscriptions
Magazines - Miscellaneous
Minor Pieces, 1950-1964
Monoghan, J. (Illinois State Historical Society Library)
A Natural History of Trees of East and Central North America
Opinions - Advice - Recommendations
Parkinson, Roscoe (Roscoe Parkinson and Associates)
Pearn, Pollinger and Higham
Peattie, Roderick
Permission for Copyright
Permissions, 1940-1950
Permissions - Domestic, 1951-1965
Permissions - Foreign, 1951-1963
Petersen, Paul Willer
Plans for Articles
Plumb, Milton B.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Professional Matters - Miscellaneous
Publishers - Miscellaneous
Putnam (G. P. Putnam's Sons)
Reader's Digest
Chargeable Expenses, 1946-1956
Corollary, 1948-1950
Editorial, 1947-1964
Fan Mail, ca. 1944-1951
Financial, 1945-1965
Foreign, 1946-1962
General Policy, 1953-1962
Precis (Clips and Other Research Material), ca. 1950s
Projects, 1946-1959
Projects - Inactive, ca. 1946-1956
Research, 1949-1956
Repogle, L. I.
Research and Researchers
Reviewers, 1945-1954
Reviews, 1944-1963
Row, Peterson & Company
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American
Scientific Monthly
Sports Afield
Sportsman's Country
Stewart, Rosalie
Supreme Court of the United States (William O. Douglas), 1943-1957
This Week Magazine
Together Magazine
Travel, 1956, 1960
Travel and Camera
Trips - Europe, 1957
Trips in the USA, 1957-1959
Tryon, North Carolina
University of Chicago Press
U.S. Information Agency, 1951-1958
Valued Appreciations (includes letters from Gertrude D. Benchley, Stephen Vincent Benet, Tom C. Clark, August Derleth, Hamlin Garland, Raymond Massey, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Eleanor Roosevelt, Tiffany Thayer/Fortean Society, Mark Van Doren, and prominent botanists such as Thomas Barbour, David Fairchild, William H. Weston, Jr., William M. Wheeler, and G. R. Wieland), ca. 1935-1954
Vanguard Press
Wallace, DeWitt ( Reader's Digest), 1938-1956
Western Tree Book
Western Trees - Magazines
World Publishing Company
Writers' War Board (includes Clifton Fadiman, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Rex Stout)
Series III: Financial Records
American Contracts
English Contracts
Foreign Contracts
American Contracts
English Contracts
Motion Picture Contracts
Collaborative Contracts
RP Contracts
Reader's Digest Contracts
Rovers Afield
Finances - Confidential (re estate of DCP's parents)
Income/Expenses (includes royalty statements, correspondence with George T. Bye, bills, and tax matters), 1930-1965
Series IV: Lectures and Talks
General (places and dates usually not indicated)
Army Talk -What Are We Fighting For?"
Federal Union Lectures, ca. 1941
Pomona Lecture
Radio Scripts, ca. 1956-1958
Series V: Notebooks
Eastern U.S., n.d.
Trees, n.d.
Scope and Content Note
Nos. 1-24
Nos. 25-56
Series VI: Project Files
Scope and Content Note
Animal Articles
Article Ideas
Bird Articles
Book Projects
Children's Articles
Current Agenda, 1962
Early Miscellaneous Articles
Fragments of Abandoned Projects
Further Precis
General Nature Articles
Insect Articles
Inspirational Articles
Juvenile Nature Articles
List of Articles
Minor Jobs
Odd Article Ideas
Pending, 1954
Plant Articles -Country" Pieces
Science Articles
Precis, Inactive
Projects, ca. 1950s
Projects, 1960-1962
Published Short Stories - for which no clippings found
Sold and Published Articles
Standard Oil Company (articles written for in-house magazine?)
Unsold Articles
Publisher Files
Scope and Content Note
American People's Encyclopedia
Better Homes & Gardens
Good Housekeeping
Junior Red Cross Magazine
Ladies Home Journal
New York Times
New York Times Magazine
Reader's Digest
This Week Magazine
Treasury Star Parade
Subject Files
Scope and Content Note
Arlington Cemetery and the Capitol
Art of Living Pieces
Beggar's Opera, by John Gay
Big Bend Biota
Bill of Rights
Birds of Lower Rio Grande
Boys and Guns
British Columbia
California Flowers
California Zoology
Canoe Cedar
The Capitol
Careers in Nature
Chrysanthemum, etc.
Comedie Francaise
Coming of the Flowers - Index
Crataegus in the Ozarks
Cross Country Travel Notes
Declaration of Independence
Diamond Hoax
Doctor Rife
Documentary Film on Conservation
Dvorak, Antonin
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Epics of History
F. D. Roosevelt and His Trees
Filson's Kentucky
Florida Notes
Forest Conservation
Forest Service
Franklin, Benjamin
Frost, Robert
Fungi, etc.
Fungous Diseases
Glacier National Park
Green Witchery
Homing Instincts
Illustrative Anecdotes
Introduced Game Birds
Invasion of Cote d'Azur
"Jap Diary" - Captured Enemy Diary, 1943
Jefferson Memorial
Jefferson, Thomas
John Smith and Pocahontas
Knowing Your Trees
La Grange
Lewis and Clark Notes
Lincoln's Nomination, Chicago, 1860
Louisiana Purchase
Mary Washington Garden
Men for Birds (Audubon)
Mistral, Gabriela
Mosquito Control
Mount Vernon
National Parks
Nature Book for Children
New English Bible
New Salem
New York Botanical Garden
Ostrya Knowltonii
Paleobotany and Geobotany
Parker, Cynthia Ann
Parkinson Plans - "Shrines of Liberty"
Pearson's Falls
Pines - Keys to Local Floras
Pinus Edulis
Poems of Bonnie Day
Postage Stamp Republic - San Marino Outline
Precis of Civil War Spy Stories
Preserving Our Past
Riggs, Austen Fox
Riggs - Notes
Riggs on the Almanac
Salem Witches
San Marino
Sanibel and Captiva
Santa Barbara
Santa Fe Railroad
Texas Panhandle Flora - Especially Grasses
Touffreville, France
Turf Grass
Vets Writing Contest
Washingtonia Palms
Water Conservation
Water Fowl
Wild Flowers
Wilderness Areas in Public Domain
Wilderness Roads
Winter into Spring Notes
Words to Live By
Scope and Content Note
An Almanac for Moderns (1935)
American Heartwood (1949)
American Year (Nature Anthology)
Audubon's America (1940)
Book of Ferns
A Book of Hours (1937)
A Catalogue of Flowering Plants of Vence and Vicinity
A Catalogue of the Spontaneous Flowering Plants of Kennicott's Grove
A Cup of Sky (with Noel Peattie, 1950)
Cybele Ligustica (early notebook by DCP, ca. 1930; edited, with introduction by Noel Peattie; 1984)
A Flora for Laymen
Flora of Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties [notes]
Flowering Earth (1948)
Forward the Nation (1942)
French Flora
A Gathering of Birds (1939)
The Green Book of Spring Wildflowers [unpublished]
A History of Children
Immortal Village [Vence] (1945)
Journey into America (1943)
The Kings Depart [unpublished]
Lives of Destiny [Introduction] (1954)
Long Yesterday (draft of A Prairie Grove)
The Natural History of Kennicott's Grove
A Natural History of Trees of Eastern and Central North America (1950)
A Natural History of Western Trees (1953)
The Nature of Things
Of the Grove
Parade with Banners (1957)
A Prairie Grove (1937)
The Rainbow Book of Nature (1957)
Red Book of Summer Flowers [unpublished]
The Road of a Naturalist (1941)
Singing in the Wilderness: A Salute to John James Audubon (1935)
[Southern Tree Book]
Sportsman's Country (1952)
The Sylva of the Tryon Region
This Is Living (1938)
[Tree Books - notes]
Young Discoverers
by LRP
American Acres (1936)
Bitter Orange Blossoms (script)
The Californians (1940)
A Child in Her Arms (1938)
The Happy Kingdom: A Riviera Memoir (with DCP; 1935)
Ring Finger (1943)
Tomorrow Is Ours (1937)
Scope and Content Note
by DCP
"About Myself and Your Book"
"Acorns in His Pocket"
"Additions, Corrections, and Deletions for the Flora of the Tryon Region"
"Again the Miracle of Rebirth"
"Alexander Hamilton"
"Along Pacific Shores"
"America as God Made It"
"America Is Learning to Walk"
"American Adventure"
"American Autumn"
"The American Elm"
"American Heartwood"
"An American Saint, Old-Style"
"The American Standard"
"American Tory"
"America's Birds"
"America's Don Quixote"
"America's First Families"
"America's Greatest Host"
"Animal Architects"
"Animal Homes"
"Animal Lessons"
"Animal Prints on Winter's Page"
"Animal Travels"
[Anti-Billboard Article for The Rotarian]
"Appalachian Spring"
"The Apple - First of Fruits"
"Arabian Nights Adventurer: Sir Richard Burton"
"Artificial Evolution by X-Rays"
"The Art of Memory"
"As the Last Leaf Flutters Down"
"As We Live and Breathe" ( Good Housekeeping column)
"The Atlantic Coastal Plain Element in the Flora of the Great Lakes"
"At Nature's Flood Tide"
"Audubon Among Southern Birds"
"Audubon as a Conservationist"
"Audubon in the South"
"Audubon, John James"
"Author of a Sun-Kissed Legend"
"Autumn Belongs to America"
"Autumn Colors"
"Autumn Flight"
"Autumn Hum"
"Autumn Piece"
"Autumnal Notes from the Carolina Blue Ridge"
"The Axeman's Woman"
"Bass Country"
"The Bat: Child of Night"
"The Beauty Makers"
"The Beech and the Pigeon"
"Beethoven - The Man Who Set Music Free"
"Behind Glass"
"The Bell"
"Ben Franklin: Multiple Genius"
"The Best Is Free to Everyone, in Santa Barbara"
"The Best Is None too Good"
"Better than Money"
"Beyond Death: A Biologist's Evidence"
"Biggest Sucker"
"The Bigtree: Forest Titan" (title pages only)
"The Billboards Must Go"
"A Biologist Hears the Guns"
"Bird Migration"
"Bird Song"
"The Birds of Paradise"
"Birds That Are New Yorkers"
"The Birds Wing Northward Again, but Why?"
"Bloom on the Land"
"The Bluebird Yet Comes Back - It's Spring"
"Bobwhite Country"
"Bookworm into Naturalist"
"Boulder Dam and Lake Mead - Man-Made Wonderland"
"Braves on the Warpath"
"Bride of Spring - The Dogwood"
"The Business of Nature Writing"
"Butterflies: Beauty Afloat"
"The California Missions - Father Serra's Rosary"
"The California Poppy"
"The Canoe Cedar"
"The Capitol - Home of Congress"
"Captain of the Seven Seas: Cook"
"The Captive and the Free"
"Careers in Nature"
"Carl Schurz: German American"
"Carrier Pigeon: Bird of Peace and War"
"Casuarinas of America Identified by Branchlets and Seeds"
"Celestial Lotus"
"Charles Adams"
"Cherchez Two Connecticut Femmes"
"Cherish our American Heritage: The Stars and Stripes"
"Chief Joseph, Noble Red Man"
"Christmas Day in the Morning"
[Christmas Tree article]
"A Chronicle of Night"
"Clara Barton: Crusader"
"The Colorado River: A Giant Tamed"
[Conservation article]
[Coronado article]
"A Country Gentleman Rides to Office"
"Dan Boone Cuts the Wilderness Trail"
"Dan Boone Fills a Coffin"
"Daniel Boone: Trailblazer"
"Dead of Winter"
"Death in the Grass"
"Death Trap of Hollywood"
"December Skies"
"Declaration of Independence"
"The Declaration of Independence: America's Godsend"
"Democracy Sweeps Forward"
[Desert article]
"The Devil and Donald Peattie"
"Do You Give Yourself Away?"
"Do You Waste Your Happiness"
[Doctor article]
"Does Man Face Extinction?"
"Does Radio Affect the Weather?"
"The Dominie and the Mouse'
"Don Quixote and His Maker"
"Don Quixote and His Quixotic Maker"
"Don't Squander Your Happiness"
"Dr. Austen Fox Riggs"
"Dr. Benjamin Franklin"
"The Dreamer in the Desert"
"Drink and My Children"
"Duck Country: The Marshes"
"The East vs. the West"
"The Ecology of Extratropical Pteridophytes - Helmut Gams"
"The Elms Go Down"
"Emeline Pankhurst - Gentle Amazon"
"The End of the Moon"
"Energy into Matter"
"Enter (Whistling) Bert Harwell"
"An Estate for My Sons"
"The Eternal Gold Standard"
"The Eternal Story"
"Every Man His Own Naturalist"
"Everybody Needs Beauty"
"Everybody's Saint - Francis of Assisi"
"The Evolution of Charles Darwin"
"Excursion into Pure Nature"
"Fabre - Homer of Insects"
"The Facts of Life"
"The Fall and Rise of San Francisco"
"Family Expedition"
"Farming Your Forest"
"The Fateful Queen - Mary Stuart of Scotland"
"Feathered Ambassadors"
"The Ferns of Polk County"
"The Fight that Has Never Been Lost"
"Fireflies - Miracle of Light"
"The First Christmas Gifts"
"First Farmer of the Land"
"The First Fifty Years"
"The First Golden Age of the Academy"
"First Lady of Hollywood"
"Five Great Small Towns"
"Flaming Wagons: Death Valley - Christmas '49"
"The Floral Wealth of Santa Barbara"
"Flower Names"
"The Flowering Seed"
"The Flowers that Changed My Life"
"Flying Wedge against the Stormy Sky"
"Footsteps-of-Spring: A Wild Flower Trail"
"For Eighty-three Years the Liberty Bell Resounded"
"Forest Fires"
"The Forest Ranger"
"Four American Towns"
"Four Cents an Acre: The Louisiana Purchase"
"Freedom on Trial - The Zenger Case"
"The Friendly Desert"
"From Forest to Hearth: The Tale of a Tree"
"A Future in Natural Science"
"Galileo - Old Discoverer"
"A Garden Alliance"
"Garibaldi the Liberator"
"Gentle Amazon"
"George Washington's 'Finger'"
"George Wythe: Elder Statesman"
"Glittering World of Winter"
"The Glories of the West"
"Godfather of Play"
"God's Chisel: Michelangelo"
"Gold Rush Country"
"Golden Days Are Here Again: It's Autumn"
"The Golden Rogue - Benvenuto Cellini"
"The Golden State"
"Good Hawks and Bad"
"Good Morning"
"Gothic Glory - The Cathedral"
"Grace at Table"
"The Grand Canyon"
"The Grandeur of America"
"Gray Squirrel Country"
"Green Bough and Golden"
"Green Citizens"
"Green Holidays in the Golden State"
"Grubstaking the Best Folks: The Guggenheim Foundation's Way"
"Hail Caesar"
"Hans Christian Anderson - Wizard of Fairy Tale"
"Have a Secret Affair!"
"The Hawk: Sportsman of the Sky"
"Hayn Salomon, a Jew Broker"
"He Invented Botany"
"Heiress Apparent"
"Henry Bergh - Scourge of the Cruelists"
"Henry Blake Fuller"
"A Heritage Misused: The Nation's Wildlife"
"High Adventure Begins"
"Honey - Golden Wonder"
"Horace Mann - The Schoolchild's Friend"
"Hormones - Watch Them Grow!"
"How Is Asarum Pollinated?"
"How to Attract Butterflies"
"How to Discover Audubon"
"How to Read"
"The Hummingbird"
"I Saw Your Face, America"
"I Speak to Strangers"
"In Quest of Fern Seed"
"In the Days of Giants"
"The Invincible Armada"
"The Irresistible Bud"
"Is Thoreau a Modern?"
"Isabella - The Queen Behind Columbus"
"It's Better to Travel than to Arrive"
"Jack Rabbit Country"
[Japanese Cherries]
"Jean Laffite, Patriot Pirate"
"Jedediah Smith: Methodist Pathfinder"
"Jim Bridger and the Bard"
"Jim Bridger: Great Scout"
"Johann Strauss I and II - Kings of the Waltz"
"John James Audubon"
"John Marshall - Inspired Justice"
"John Paul Jones: Invincible"
"Joseph Lee, Godfather of the Playground"
"Journey into America"
"Journeying into America"
"The Joy of Walking"
"July Invites You"
"Keep the Flags Flying"
"Keeping Memory Green"
"Kennicott, Knight of the North"
[Kennicott's Grove]
"La Salle, Wilderness Cavalier"
"La Traviata"
"Labrador Crusader"
"LaFayette, American Citizen"
"Land of Plenty"
"Last Year in Venice"
"Leading the Life of Riley"
"Lee's Greatest Victory"
"The Legend of Luther Burbank"
"Leonardo da Vinci: The First Modern"
"Let Us Raise a Standard"
"Let's Keep Them High!"
"Let's Make this the Best Christmas Yet"
"The Library That Thinks"
"Lick Japan? We Did!"
"Life in Stoughton"
"Little Fiddlers of the Fall"
"Lo Takes the Warpath"
"Locust Armies Menace the Earth"
"The Locust Trees: Robinia"
"The Long Good-Bye"
"Long Live Linnaeus"
"Long Tom Lives to See the Day"
"The Longest Hooky"
"Look at Leaves"
"Looking Toward Fall"
"Looking Toward Spring"
"Looking Toward Summer"
"Looking Toward Winter"
"Lotta Crabtree: America's First Darling"
[Louis Agassiz Fuertes]
"Louis Agassiz: Man of the Glaciers"
"Lucy Audubon, American Wife"
"The Magic of Motoring"
"Make Friends with the Mantis"
"The Making of a Style"
"Malta Wins Its Cross"
"The Man I Want My Son to Be"
"Man of the Month"
"March - Month of Challenge"
"Marco Polo: Explorer Extraordinary"
"Marcus Aurelius - Noblest Roman"
"Marcus Whitman, Martyr for Oregon"
"Mark It with a Tree"
"Martin Luther, Mighty Reformer"
"Mary, Queen of Scots"
"Master Caterpillar"
"Meadow Mice"
"Meet America"
"Meet Your Neighbor - Mexico"
"Men Who Made the Modern Garden"
"A Mighty and Unfinished Adventure"
"A Missionary to America"
"Mistletoe - Its Bough Hangs High - But Why?"
"Mojave in Flower"
"Mosquito Strategy"
"The Most Historic Avenue in all America"
"The Most Practical Thing in the World"
"The Most Unforgettable Character I've Met"
"A Mother's Care"
"Mozart, Music's Wonder Child"
"Mr. Carson and the Indians"
"Mule Deer Country"
"Mystery of the Flyways"
"The National Audubon Society"
"The National Bird - A Defense of the American Eagle"
"National Parks"
"National Shrines"
"Natural History for Everybody"
"A Naturalist in the City"
"A Naturalist Transplanted"
"A Naturalist's Path to Faith"
"A Naturalist's Testimony"
"Nature and War"
"Nature East and West"
"Nature for Everyone"
"Nature Hobbies"
"The Nature of Nature Writing"
"The Nature of Things"
"Nature Quiz"
"Nature Unlimited"
"Nature's Night Life"
"Needed - A Science of Smell"
"New Harmony - A Trial of Communism in America"
"News Bulletin"
"Norman Carter Fassett, 1900-1954"
"The Northmen - First Americans"
"Not Traveling Past the Best of Things"
"Old-fashioned Flowers for Today"
"Old Glory Takes to Sea"
"Old Hickory - Great American"
"Old Ironsides - Eagle of the Sea'
"Old Trinity - Rock of Wall Street"
"On Morals"
"On the Mojave"
"On the Popularization of Botany"
"Once in Seventeen Years - The Cicada"
"One-man Citation of Authorities for Botanical Names"
"One Square Mile"
"One-way Street - Straight Up!"
"Orchid Extravagance"
"The Orchid - Queen of Flowers"
"Orchids, the Royalty of Flowers'
"Our Enchanted Desert"
"Our First War with Japan"
"Our Heritage from the Arabs"
"Our Land of Plenty"
"Our National Bird: A Defense of the American Eagle"
"Our Plant Populace"
"Pageant of the Powers"
"Paradise not Yet Lost"
"Peaceful Nature, Enemy of War"
"A Peal of Bells"
"Penny Pip"
"People on the Move"
"The Persimmon"
"Pied Piper of Play"
"Pirate Knight: Sir Francis Drake"
"Planted by the Padres"
"Plant Hunters"
"Plant Parasites"
"Plants with a Poison Touch"
"Pocahontas, Our First Great Lady"
"Poison Gas - Beware!"
"Pollen - Wonder Dust of Nature"
"The Pony Express"
"Prairie-Dog Towns"
"A Prairie Grove"
"The President's Secret Surgery"
"The Prettiest Spot on Earth"
"Private Ownership of Forests"
"Prodigal Nature"
"Put in Your Three Cents Worth"
"Putting Idle Curiosity to Work"
"Rabbits on the Rampage"
[Race Prejudice]
"Rainbows at Work"
"The Ranchos of California"
"Rangers for Dangers"
"Red Fox Country"
"The Redwood Empire - America's Greatest Province"
"The Redwood Groves"
"The Redwood Highway"
"Redwoods - America's Immortals"
"Retreat to Nature"
"Return of the Sea Otter"
"Riley as a Nature Poet"
"The Riviera - Happy Kingdom"
"The Road of a Naturalist"
"Robert Kennicott, 1835-1866"
"Robins, Crocuses, the Rising Sap - Spring!"
"Roger Williams - First Modern American"
"Rolling Wheels on the Trail of Lewis and Clark"
"The Romance of Maps"
"Roses All the Way"
"Russians in America"
"Salute Thyself!"
"Sam Houston, Lone Star"
"San Francisco - Western Cosmopolis"
[The Santa Fe Trail]
"The Santa Fe Trail"
"Sassafras and Witch Hazel of Their Fabulous Properties"
"The Saving Grace"
"Science or Superstition?"
"Seaweed, Harvest of Ocean"
"Seventeen Year Cicadas"
"Shagbark Hickory Tree of the Pioneer"
"Ships of the American Desert"
"Shooters' Suicide"
"Should We Elect a National Flower?"
"Show Your Heart!"
"Singing in the Wilderness"
"Sinless and Godless"
"Situations Wanted"
"Six Breathless Vistas"
"Six Towns"
"The Sluggard Goes to the Ant and Examines Its Way of Life"
"Snake Venom - Death and Cure"
"Soaring Symbol of Independence"
"Social Life of the Ant"
"Something to Fight For"
"A Son in the Service"
"Southward Sweep the Splendors"
"The Spark on the Anvil"
"Speed of Animals"
"Spider Silk - Wonder-Stuff of Nature"
"Spring Is Faith"
"Spring on the Prairie"
[The Spring Returns]
"Spring Song at the Grove"
"Spring Song in the Trees"
"Spring Surprises"
"Spring Wildflowers"
"Spruce, Balsam and Birch"
"Squirrel War"
"Stanley of Africa"
"A Star Fell on Siberia"
"The Star of Stars"
"Star Prospector"
"Stephen Decatur, Sea Fighter"
"Stories and Glories of the Alps"
"The Stork - Living Legend"
"Strange Bird Calling"
"Strangest of all Insect Dramas"
"Sugar Maple"
"Summer at Its Great Lazy Peak"
"Summer Secrets"
"Sun, Sea, Snow"
"Superstitions on the March"
"Survival on the Desert"
"The Swallow: Best-Loved Bird"
"The Sycamore"
"Taking Your Children to Nature"
"The Tales of Hans Christian Anderson"
"Tall Animal Tales - and the Truth"
"The Testament of Spring"
"There Is No Season so Rich in Ritual as Christmas..."
"There's a New America"
"These Are the Times"
"They Fight for Their Country"
"This Golden State"
"Thoreau for Moderns"
"Thomas Jefferson: Architect of Democracy"
"Thunder and Lightning"
"Timber Crisis"
"Titan of Trees"
"To Each His Own"
"To the Garden Club of South Carolina"
"Tombstone's Fighting Marshal: Wyatt Earp"
"Toward Extinction?"
"Tracks West"
"Transylvania - The State That Never Was"
"Traveling Around Home"
"Traveling with Nature"
"Trees for Your Streets"
"The Trees of America"
"Trillium in North and South Carolina"
"A Trip Through Summer Skies"
"Trout Country"
"Tune in on Quiet"
"Tune in on the Birds"
"Two Ladies"
"Uncle Sam at Home"
"Uncle Sam, Plant-Hunter"
"Uncle Sam's Bird"
"Uncle Sam's Ducks"
"Underworld of the Fungi"
"The Use - and Uselessness - of Local Floras"
"Valley of Fortitude"
"Valley Quail Country"
"Vatican City - The Smallest State in the World"
[Venus Flytrap]
"Verdi, Master of Melody"
[Virgin Islands]
"Virginia City - Boom and Bust"
"The Virginia Plantation - Cradle of Good Government"
"Voici L'Amerique"
"Voltaire - Spark of Liberty"
"Walk into the World"
"The Waltz Kings"
"The War of the Roses"
"The Wars and Peace of Leo Tolstoy"
"Washington - Your Capital"
"Water Conservation"
"Water Wealth"
"A Way to Chastity"
"The Weather Eye"
"Westbound Whistle"
"The Western Sycamore"
"Westminster Abbey"
"What Is America?"
"What Is Meant by the Tonnage of a Ship?"
"What Life Means - An Answer in Nature"
"What Science Fights For"
"What You Can Do about Conservation"
"What You Can Do about Race Prejudice"
"Where Do You Bank Your Happiness?"
"Where the Spring Begins"
"Which Have Eyes and See Not"
"The White Oak"
"White Pine"
"White-Winged Dove Country"
"Who Are Nature's Public Enemies?"
"Why Be Blind to Beauty?"
"Why I Chose Santa Barbara"
"The Why of Spring"
"Why Stuff Your Ears?"
"The Widow's Bite"
"The Wild Black Cherry (Prunus Serotina)"
"Wild Life in Winter"
"Wilderness - A National Resource"
[Wilderness article]
"William Penn, Pioneer of Democracy"
"Window Gardens"
"Winter: A Tone Poem"
"Winter Comes"
[Winter Resort Articles]
"Winter Wisdom"
"Winter Wonder"
"A Woman's Tears"
"The Wonderland of Ants"
"The Wonder World of Words"
"The Wonders of a Tree"
"Wood: Friend of Man"
"A World of Wildflowers"
"Yosemite: Earthly Paradise"
"You Don't Say"
"Your Best for Everyday"
"Your Bill of Rights"
"Your Birds, Senors, Our Diplomats"
"Your Emotions Are Power"
"Your Globe"
"Your Nature Hobby"
"Your Nearest and Newest Neighbor"
"Your Wife's Clothes"
"You're on the Air"
"Youth Marches on Science"
"Yuletide Brings the Woods to the City"
"The Zenger Case: Freedom on Trial"
by DCP and LRP
"All About Crickets"
"Andrew Johnson: Lincoln's Heir"
"Armchair Travel: Roving the Border"
"Barnum, Jumbo Sized Showman"
"Beauty at Your Fingertips"
"The Browning Romance"
"Chartres Cathedral: Epic of Faith"
"The City that Died to Live"
"Color Trickery"
"Country Auction"
"The Flower: Nature's Masterpiece"
"France's Tragic Queen: Marie Antoinette"
"The Greatest Book in the World"
"The House of Moliere"
"Immortal Harmony - The Love Story of Clara and Robert Schumann"
"Invincible Malta"
"John and Lucy Audubon: An American Marriage"
"Louisa Alcott: Greatest of 'Little Women'"
"The Mother Lode: Cradle of California"
"My Favorite Sex"
"Old Glory Made New"
"Our Vanishing Birds"
"Patrick Henry - Genius of Liberty"
"Rocky Mountain Roving"
"The Saving Virtue"
"Shells of the Seven Seas"
"Stephen Mather, Father of Our National Parks"
"The Swan, Royal Bird"
"Tree Stories"
"Venice - Beauty in Distress"
"Versailles, Glory of France"
"Wells Fargo Rides the West"
"Widen Your World"
"The Wonder of Grasses"
"Words to Live By"
by EWP (Elia Wilkinson Peattie - DCP's mother)
"The Stage Coach"
by LRP
"Ak, Sommeren..."
"All Men Are Created Equal"
"The Attic"
"Behind the Book"
"Binny Goes to the Stake"
"Catlin, Painter of Indians"
"Christmas in July"
[Christmas Piece] Everywoman's Magazine
"Do You Tell"
"East Injy"
"Escape of April"
"The First Law"
"For Whatever Ends"
"The Fort That Held"
"Give Heart to the Brave"
"Give Yourself a Chance"
"The Gob and the Lady"
"The Golden Coin"
"A Hero Horse"
"Historic Playground - The Virgin Islands"
"How Big Is Your World?"
"How to Do the Impossible"
"If You Were Donald Culross Peattie's Wife"
"In Memorium: Donald Culross Peattie"
"Keep It to Yourself"
"Keeping Your Ancestors Lively"
"Lost Daughter"
"Meet America!"
"The Miracle of Joan of Arc"
"Moliere, Master of Comedy"
"Never Forget to Live"
"No Separate Peace"
"Not Built with Hands"
"On the Eve of Christmas"
"One Woman Is Plenty"
"Open Your Fingers"
"The Proud Are Lonely"
"Some Day in April"
"The Spotlight Shawl"
"Star at Noon"
"Summer's Lease"
"Table Talk"
"Talk: Any Number Can Play"
"Tempest in a Teapot"
"Thanksgiving, 1943"
"They Look to You"
"Tie Your Camel"
"The Unknown Guest"
"The Voice"
"What Are You Dreaming Of?"
"The White Picket Fence"
"You Can't Tell Me!"
"You Have it in You"
"You Vote Every Day"
"Your People"
"You're Braver Than You Think"
[Stories, Poems]
by MP (Malcolm R. Peattie, son of DCP and LRP)
"California Government in Transition"
by MRP (Margaret Rhodes Peattie, wife of DCP's brother Roderick Peattie)
"Emmy for Sugar, Sarah for Salt"
by NP (Noel Peattie, son of DCP and LRP)
"The Flight"
"Shooting Stars"
Book Reviews (by DCP)
Introductions (by DCP)
Letters to Editors (by DCP)
Newspaper Column (by DCP)
Breath of Outdoors
by BPE (Barbara Peattie Erskine) - The Little Poems of Barbara Erskine
by DCP and LRP (includes loose material and notebooks)
Translations (by DCP)
Series VIII: Research Files
Notecards relating to trees
Series IX: Photographs
Black and white prints and negatives, mainly family and travel (unsorted, most in original envelopes)
Series X: Scrapbooks
Loose Material (accompanying scrapbooks)
Series XI: Oversize Materials
DCP - Breath of Outdoors (copies of articles)
DCP and LRP - Articles, 1924-1934
Articles (copies, from larger format magazines and newspapers)
Family Materials (including children's drawings and copies of school magazines)
Standard Oil Folios - "California Poppies" and "Mission Santa Barbara"
Record (78 rpm - "Skagway" [Alaska] Street Car, 1940)