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Which book should I choose?
I have to choose a fiction novel for my English 4 class. I have been living in US for 2 years, but my teachers say that my English is quite good. I can manage to read "hard stuff", but I would prefer not time consuming, by which I mean not a lot of hard words, since I have so much homework to do. However, I cannot choose which book would be better. Suggestions, anyone?
Gabo Moreno 100+
Sep 8 2012: It's a futuristic story where Earth is at war against an insect-like race called "Buggers," and Earth then sends a bunch of the smartest kids around the world at a young age to a military training school in outer space in order to raise the best leaders to lead the armies against the Buggers, and Ender Wiggin is the "Chosen One" trope.
Sep 9 2012: Maybe you read it when you were a bit too young, I highly reccomend giving it another shot, because the sequel, "Speaker for the Dead", is amazing. Like James said, it's about a military training facility for genius children, preparing to defend earth from an alien invasion. It's one of those books you can't descibe very well without having to constantly say "SPOILERS" though. Very M Night Shamalan style ending.
Also, just so you know the first 40 pages of "Speaker for the Dead", are really boring, and he picked a few character names, that are almost impossible to remember... after that it's one of my favorite books of all time though.
Sep 9 2012: Can i ask you a favor?
Could you read a book by Glen Cook for me?i just want to see what a younger more modern mind thinks of it,a critique if you want but Glen usually writes call of duty style books due to his time being in the forces,with this book it's a one off and it ended all sci-fi for me when it comes to humans and empire.
It's the only place i could find it,i was 17 when this book was released in 1987,back in the day's when the specialty book stores ruled.I don't know why people think i'm young,i must rethink my online presentation.I'm going to find the Ender's game series and let you know when i've read them
Oh i forgot,the name of the book
The Dragon never sleeps.
Sep 8 2012: I think Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison Is a classic and it is a great introduction into recent literary philosophy like existentialism, absurdism and post modernism. The best part is that it is clear to read and understand and it is not saturated with complex philosophical concepts like some of Sartre's novels for instance. It is by no means a trivial read, it is considered a hallmark in American literature, but at the same time the author writes clearly and it's easy to interpret what he wants to convey.
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|Derry Township, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, United States
|40°17′17″N 76°39′25″W / 40.28806°N 76.65694°WCoordinates: 40°17′17″N 76°39′25″W / 40.28806°N 76.65694°W
|Pennsylvania Dutch heritage[1]
|Hershey Entertainment and Resorts Company
|May 30, 1906[2]
|Previous names
|Hershey Park
|Operating season
Springtime in the Park:
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Hersheypark in the Dark:
|Visitors per annum
|3,180,000 (2013)[3]
|121 acres (49 ha)
|70 (as of 2014)
|Roller coasters
|Water rides
|Official website
Hersheypark (known as Hershey Park until 1970) is a family theme park situated in Derry Township, Pennsylvania, United States, about 15 miles (24 km) east of Harrisburg, and 95 miles (153 km) west of Philadelphia. Founded in 1906[2][4][5] by Milton S. Hershey, as a leisure park for the employees of the Hershey Chocolate Company, as of 2013, the park is wholly and privately owned by Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Company. The park has won several awards, including the IAAPA Applause Award.[6]
The park opened its first roller coaster in 1923, the The Wild Cat, an early Philadelphia Toboggan Company coaster. In 1970, Hershey Park began a redevelopment plan which made the park into the new Hersheypark. The 1970s brought the first looping roller coaster on the East Coast, as well as a 330 foot tall observation tower, the Kissing Tower. Beginning in the mid-1980s, the park rapidly expanded. Between 1991 and 2008, the park added eight roller coasters and a water park. As of 2011, the park's area covers over 110 acres (45 ha), containing 70 rides and attractions. The park contains a waterpark called The Boardwalk at Hersheypark, and a zoo called ZOOAMERICA - North American Wildlife Park. Adjacent is Hershey's Chocolate World, a visitors' center that is open to the public and that contains shops, restaurants, and a chocolate factory-themed tour ride.
- 1 History
- 2 Attractions
- 3 Themed areas
- 4 Regional competition
- 5 In popular culture
- 6 Gallery
- 7 References
- 8 Further reading
- 9 External links
In 1903, Milton S. Hershey, founder of the Hershey Chocolate Company, surveyed a site along Spring Creek that would be suitable for his park. In 1905, a pavilion was built on the hill overlooking Spring Creek[7] and a bridge was built over Spring Creek.[8] While the bridge was able to be constructed, the land on the banks of Spring Creek, from Derry Church to Union Deposit, and areas further north of the creek (including the area currently occupied by Hersheypark Arena and Stadium) was actually owned by J.H. Nissley. In February 1906, Hershey purchased all but two tracts of land, near Union Deposit, from Nissley.[9] In early spring, the Hershey baseball club staked out an area for a baseball field; a baseball diamond, with a track surrounding the field, as well as grandstands were built. The first game was played on May 5, which was a 4-0 loss to Felton Athletic Club.[10] This is also noted as the first open-air event in Hershey.[11]
On May 30, 1906, as part of Memorial Day celebrations, Hershey formally opened the park and called it Hershey Park.[2][4][5] The festivities included a baseball game, in which Hershey defeated the Crescent Club of Harrisburg by a score of 13-1.[4][12] Music was performed by the recently formed Hershey Band and other events were held on park grounds.[4]
The first ride was added to the park in 1908 - an Allen Herschel carrousel often referred as the "Merry-Go-Round."[13] This was followed in 1910 with the addition of the Miniature Railroad. In the years after, attractions were added and removed, including two pools, two roller coasters, various thrill rides, and funhouses. In 1970, park management decided to redevelop the park in to a theme park. The name was changed to Hersheypark and it has operated under that name ever since.[13]
Hersheypark developed a number of themed areas, the first being Carrousel Circle and Der Deitch Platz in 1972, followed by Tower Plaza in 1975, and the most recent being The Boardwalk at Hersheypark in 2007. The themed areas featured different music, such as polka-style songs being played in Der Deitch Platz and Carrousel Circle, country music being played in the Pioneer Frontier themed area, the Beach Boys being played near Tidal Force and later in The Boardwalk, as well as Ragtime and jazz music being played in Midway America. Over the years, however, the music was phased into being the same across the park, except in The Boardwalk.
The park added its first roller coaster in 1923, The Wild Cat, for the town of Hershey's twentieth anniversary,[13] and its most recent roller coaster in 2012, Skyrush. Between 1991 and 2012, the park added nine roller coasters, after having added only four between 1946 and 1990, all of which remain except two. One, a twin roller coaster called Toboggan (colloquially it was called Twin Toboggans) which had been located in Carrousel Circle, and the Original Wild Cat. (The station of the Wild Cat was located in the Minetown area where the Convoy ride is currently with most of the out-and-back layout/structure built along the north side of Spring Creek between the base of Storm Runner's first drop and the station for Trail Blazer.) The newer Wildcat is located in Midway America. One was built in 1923, and the other in 1996.
Hersheypark has had 136 rides in the park's history. The current count of rides is 70. The park has featured 15 roller coasters, three of which no longer stand - The Wild Cat, Twin Towers Toboggan and Roller Soaker. The park had two concepts canceled during their many years of operation, the first in 1942 Flying Turns and Turbulence in 2004.
The first ride the park purchased was a Herschell carousel in 1908. The most recent rides added were the Sweet Swing, Teacups and Cocoa Cruiser, the park's 12th coaster, all of which opened in 2014.[14]
Height categories[edit]
Hersheypark uses Hershey Company products as names for each height range to determine who can ride which rides.
All measurements are in inches:
|0 - 36 (3' and below)
|Newest height category; created in 2005
|36 - 42 (3' - 3'6")
|42 - 48 (3'6" - 4')
|48 - 54 (4' - 4'6")
|54 - 60 (4'6" - 5')
|Jolly Ranchers
|60 and above (5' +)
|Previously Cookies 'N' Creme and originally Bar None.
Thrill ride ratings[edit]
Hersheypark uses a ride ratings system to alert guests to the aggressiveness of the ride. The "Ratings" for each ride are as follows: (descriptions come from the 2007 edition of the map of Hersheypark)
|Children's Ride
|This is a low-speed, gentle ride intended for young children and may accommodate chaperones where permitted.
|Mild Thrill Ride
|This is a low to medium speed ride with expected changes in elevation and speed. This ride may require some rider body control and is not recommended for unaccompanied toddlers or very small children.
|Moderate Thrill Ride
|This is a medium speed ride where riders may experience unexpected changes in elevation and speed. This ride may contain moderate twists, turns, bumps, spins and loops and may require some rider body control.
|High Thrill Ride
|This is a fast-paced ride experience with unexpected changes in speed, direction and/or elevation. This ride may contain significant twists, turns, bumps, spins, and loops and requires full rider body control.
|Aggressive Thrill Ride
|This is a high-speed ride experience. Riders will experience many unexpected rapid changes in speed, direction, and/or elevation and requires full rider body control. This ride is not recommended for guests with physical, cognitive, and/or medical limitations.
Hersheypark features a number of entertainment shows in a number of venues including Hersheypark Amphitheatre and the Music Box Theatre, as well as strolling shows throughout the park.
There are facilities for accommodating particular dietary needs, including a kosher restaurant (Central PA's Kosher Mart) and a variety of restaurants offering gluten-free rolls and bread. Groups can pre-arrange catering in one of six private picnic areas inside the park. Signs are posted prohibiting guests from bringing in outside food and drink. A casual sit down restaurant called Hersheypark Place (formerly Tudor Grill) is located just outside the park. A Chickie and Pete's Crab House restaurant and a frozen yogurt stand will be added for the 2014 season.
Themed areas[edit]
Hersheypark is made up of six themed areas, starting with an area, Founder's Way, which spans from outside the main gate, to a junction where three sections – Kissing Tower Hill, The Hollow and Pioneer Frontier – meet and make up the central and southern end of the park, while two sections, Midway America and The Boardwalk, on the northern end of the park, bordering Pioneer Frontier.
Founder's Way[edit]
Founder's Way is the first themed area of Hersheypark. It begins outside of the main gate near Tram Circle and is free to enter. It features rustic architecture when it was themed as Tudor Square (1973-2013) and is home to several shops, a Dunkin' Donuts and Hersheypark Place, the only full-service restaurant in the park. It also features breakfast with the Hershey's Product Characters.
Once inside the main gate, the area has a Bavarian architecture which was from its time themed as Rhineland (1973-2013). Most of this immediate area is on a hill, which has a wide variety of gift shops as well as a Nathan's, Famous Famiglia Pizzeria, and the Central PA's Kosher Mart. Hospitality Services is also located in this area, as well as stroller rentals. At the top of the hill is where a statue of Milton S. Hershey and a surrounding fountain, which honors the chocolate maker and founder of the park. This is also where the Philadelphia Toboggan Company Carrousel is located at, in the middle of a circle which has a number of rides on the outside of the circle. From 1972 until 2004, this area was known as Carrousel Circle. In 2005, Carrousel Circle became Founder's Circle, until 2013, when it was merged with Music Box Way, Rhineland and Tudor Square.
The section of Founder's Way beyond Carrousel circle is an area formerly themed as Der Deitsch Platz.[13] This is home to the Craftbarn restaurant, a Get the Picture Souvenir Photo Stand, where guests can see and purchase pictures taken of them by park photographers throughout their day, as well as a Subway restaurant.
The Hollow[edit]
This section was named after the oldest operating coaster in the park, Comet, and lies along Spring Creek. This is one of the oldest areas part of Hersheypark; many rides have come and gone in this area. The park's first water ride, the Mill Chute installed in 1929, was alongside the creek where Great Bear runs today. The original location for the bumper cars, then called the Auto Skooters, is now the SooperDooperLooper Sandwich Stop. There were giant slides on the hill where the Hersheypark Amphitheater is located. A Streco turnpike ride was located underneath the high bridge that crossed Spring Creek to Minetown. In 1932 the Park installed a Traver Tumble Bug ride next to the Mill Chute. It was removed in 1981 to make room for the Wave Swinger. The park's carousel, before being moved to Carrousel Circle in 1972, was located along the creek adjacent to the station of Comet. Before SooperDooperLooper came to Comet Hollow in 1977, a Himalaya ride was in that location, and before that, twin Eli Bridge Ferris wheels. A whip, and a station for the Electric Railroad were also located in Comet Hollow at one time.[13]
One of Hersheypark's most significant floods occurred in 1972 as a result of Hurricane Agnes. A number of rides were heavily damaged or destroyed as a result. These rides include the turnpike ride, the Mill Chute and the giant slides. They were eventually replaced (the Coal Cracker (1973) and Twin Turnpike (1975) were put on higher ground in Minetown, and the Merry Derry Dip Fun Slide was put in Midway America twenty five years later in 1997).[13]
Today, Comet Hollow features three roller coasters, Comet, Skyrush, and the first looping roller coaster on the East Coast, SooperDooperLooper. It also houses the Wave Swinger. Almost all of Great Bear's track courses through Comet Hollow.
Beginning with the 2012 season and renovations being done to this area, the park changed the name of the once 'Comet Hollow' to the now present name of 'The Hollow'.
Kissing Tower Hill[edit]
Until the start of the 2014 season, this area of the park had been called Minetown, which had been officially opened in 1990 with the additions of Convoy, Red Baron, Flying Falcon and Dinosaur-Go-Round. All except Dinosaur-Go-Round are still in the area; Dinosaur-Go-Round was moved to Founder's Circle for the 2007 season so the Frog Hoppers could be moved to its location to make room for the Boardwalk. The section features many classic Hersheypark attractions, including the Sunoco Twin Turnpike, Coal Cracker log flume, Kissing Tower and Great Bear. It is also home to the Minetown Arcade, Minetown Restaurant, Hersheypark Amphitheater, Hersheypark Aquatheater and the Hersheypark entrance to ZooAmerica. The Minetown Restaurant is a cafeteria style place, and is the only area in the park where alcohol is served.
Pioneer Frontier[edit]
Music Box Way is a section that connects Founder's Circle, Minetown and Pioneer Frontier. It is named for its wide array of musical entertainment. It is home to the Chevrolet Music Box Theater, the only fully enclosed entertainment venue in the park. Across from the Theater are stages for the popular Milkmen and Soda Pops acts. Next door to the Theater is Studio H, a place where guests can videotape themselves making music videos. Rides in the area include the Geico Fender Bender (bumper cars), Tiny Timbers (miniature log flume), Pirate (swinging ship), Capital BlueCross Monorail, The Claw, the Reese's Xtreme Cup Challenge, and the 2 ft (610 mm) narrow gauge[15] Dry Gulch Railroad.
Pioneer Frontier is the southwestern-themed section of the park, and includes four of the park's roller coasters: Cocoa Cruiser, Trailblazer (the second oldest in the park), Sidewinder, Storm Runner, and Fahrenheit. It also includes the Frontier Flyers, The Howler, Mini Scrambler, and Livery Stables. It also has its own food court which features a wide variety of restaurants. The section previously included the area up to and including Tidal Force until 2007 when Tidal Force and Canyon River Rapids were rezoned into the new Boardwalk.
Midway America[edit]
Opened in 1996 as a homage to the classic midway fair, Midway America features three roller coasters, including Wildcat, and Lightning Racer (a dueling wooden roller coaster), and one steel coaster, Wild Mouse, across from Wildcat. The section also contains the Whip, Merry Derry Dip Fun Slides, Music Express, Ferris Wheel and three children's rides. To further represent its theme, the section has multiple food stands and carts like those found at carnivals, as well as plenty of midway games. On August 12th, 2014, Hersheypark announced Laff Trakk, the country's first indoor spinning glow coaster. The coaster will have 1,400 feet of track, travel 40 MPH, and is to be fun-house themed.[16] The soft-opening date for the ride is sometime in May 2015. It is to be located between the Whip and Midway Tent near the fun slides.
The Boardwalk at Hersheypark[edit]
The newest themed area of the park, the Boardwalk waterpark was officially opened in 2007 and featured five new waterpark attractions along with three already standing rides: Roller Soaker, Tidal Force and Canyon River Rapids. Canyon River Rapids and Tidal Force were rezoned from Pioneer Frontier to the Boardwalk, with Tidal Force later being zoned as Midway America. In 2009, the Boardwalk received an expansion known as the Seaquel which replaced the iconic Canyon River Rapids with Intercoastal Waterway (a lazy river), the Shore (a wave pool) and cabanas. Roller Soaker was removed for the 2013 season. Two new water slides and a spray ground replaced Roller Soaker.
Regional competition[edit]
Regional competition includes:
- DelGrosso's Amusement Park, located in Tipton, Pennsylvania
- Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom, located near Allentown, Pennsylvania
- Kennywood Park, located near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Knoebels Amusement Resort, located in Elysburg, Pennsylvania
- Six Flags America, located near Washington, D.C.
- Six Flags Great Adventure, located in Jackson, New Jersey
- Dutch Wonderland, located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Sesame Place, located in Langhorne, Pennsylvania
In popular culture[edit]
In the American Dad episode "May the Best Stan Win", a major subplot concerns the marital conflict arising from title character Stan Smith having visited Hersheypark without his wife, Francine. The episode also makes reference to the Chocolate World attraction. The amusement park depicted in the episode bears no resemblance to the actual Hersheypark, although it does depict park employees wearing Hershey's Kiss hats, similar to items sold as souvenirs at the real Hersheypark.
In an episode of The King of Queens, Doug and Carrie find a forgotten check given to them as a wedding present, and decide to take a trip with the money. Carrie wants to go to Paris, but Doug gets excited about the prospect of visiting Hersheypark.
Fahrenheit's lift
- ^ "Tudor Era At Hersheypark". Observer-Reporter. April 10, 1973. "Hershey Estates' multi-million dollar five-phase expansion program, scheduled for completion by 1976, will see the evolution of the 65-acre facility from amusement park to mini-world of wide ranging lifestyles with emphasis on the rich heritage of the Pennsylvania Dutch."
- ^ a b c "The Opening of Hershey Park". The Hummelstown Sun. 25 May 1906.
- ^ Judith Rubin, ed. (2014). "Theme Index: The Global Attractions Attendance Report". Themed Entertainment Association (TEA). p. 29.
- ^ a b c d The Hummelstown Sun. 1 June 1906.
- ^ "The Applause Award". Retrieved 2011-12-04.
- ^ "West End Park is to Have Big Pavilion". Harrisburg Telegraph. 14 September 1905.
- ^ "Hershey News". Harrisburg Telegraph. October 6, 1905.
- ^ "Derry Church News". Lebanon Daily News. February 28, 1906.
- ^ "Opening of Season/Felton A.C. Wins from the New Hershey Team". Harrisburg Telegraph. May 8, 1906.
- ^ "Hershey News". Harrisburg Telegraph. May 5, 1906.
- ^ "Champions Want Games/Hershey Team Willing to Play Any Club a Series for Honors". Harrisburg Telegraph. August 16, 1906.
- ^ a b c d e f Jacques, Charles J. (1996). Hersheypark: The Sweetness of Success. Pennsylvania: Amusement Park Journal. ISBN 0-9614392-2-X.
- ^ Miller, Barbara (May 1, 2014). "Hersheypark adding 3 new rides for 2014, but what's coming in 2015?". The Patriot-News. Retrieved May 13, 2014.
- ^ Crown Metal Products Locomotive Roster
- ^ http://www.screamscape.com/html/hersheypark.htm
Further reading[edit]
- Futrell, Jim. Amusement Parks of Pennsylvania. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2002.
- Whitenack, Pamela. Hersheypark. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2006.
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The Ebenezer Lane Family Papers contain materials relating to Lane and his son, also named Ebenezer. The papers of the father (1793-1866) document his career as an attorney and judge, with materials including financial records, legal documents, letterbooks, notes on law cases, and a travel diary. The papers of the younger Lane (1819-1892) contain a diary kept while attending Kenyon College; medical school notebooks; and miscellaneous reports, invitations, announcements, and clippings relating to the Calumet Club in Chicago. The collection also includes clippings and a catalog relating to Lane's interest as a collector of rare books, manuscripts, and autographs.
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The early years were spent in Northampton, Massachusetts and Cambridge, Massachusetts where he attended Harvard University. After graduating from Harvard in 1811 he studied law with his uncle, Matthew Griswold. In 1814 Lane was admitted to the bar and practiced law in Norwich and East Windsor, Connecticut. After three years in Connecticut he decided to emigrate west and settled in Elyria, Ohio. He returned briefly to New England in 1818 to marry Frances Ann Griswold, his cousin from Lyme, Conn.
When the young lawyer returned to Ohio, he rapidly gained prominence during a period when, in his words, law "was a new field inducing new studies or rather old studies from a different standpoint." In October of 1819, he moved to Norwalk, Ohio where he had been elected the prosecuting attorney of Huron County. After five years as prosecuting attorney Lane was appointed judge of the Common Pleas Court. In 1830 he was named judge of the Ohio Supreme Court, and in 1835 became Chief Justice and travelled the Ohio circuit until his resignation in 1845. When he left the bench he turned once more to private practice in Sandusky, Ohio.
Lane retired in 1859, and fulfilling a life-long dream, he visited Europe. After the trip Lane returned to Sandusky and died there in 1866.
His oldest son, Ebenezer S. Lane is also represented in this collection. He was born on August 16, 1819. He attended Kenyon College. After he was graduated in 1838, Lane studied medicine at the Ohio Medical School. Lane completed medical school and practiced medicine in Sandusky. In 1856 he moved to Chicago where, like his father, he was active in the Illinois Central Railroad. Lane and his family were prominent in the early cultural and social life in Chicago. He spent the last thirty years of his life in the real estate and loan business, and died in Chicago in 1892.
The Ebenezer Lane Papers contain materials relating to Lane and his son, also named Ebenezer. The papers of the father (1811-1859) document his career as an attorney and judge, with materials including financial records, legal documents, letterbooks, and notes on law cases. The collection also includes letterbooks and account books relating to Lane's interests in railroad expansion. A travel diary is also included. The papers of the younger Lane (circa 1836-circa 1887) contain a diary kept while attending Kenyon College; medical school notebooks; and miscellaneous reports, invitations, announcements, and clippings relating to the Calumet Club in Chicago. The collection also includes clippings and a catalog relating to Lane's interest as a collector of rare books, manuscripts, and autographs.
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Case Notes, 1837
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Case Notes, 1841, indexed
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Case Notes, 1841
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Case Notes, 1842
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Case Notes, 1843
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Case Notes, 1844
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Case Notes, 1845
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Case Notes, undated
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Case Notes, undated
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Railroad Correspondence 1846-1850 letterbook
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Railroad Correspondence 1856-1857 letterbook
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Railroad Correspondence 1857-1859 letterbook
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Miscellaneous Railroad Correspondence 1853-1856
|Box 7 Folder 1
Junction Railroad Accounts, 1850
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Sandusky and Indiana Railroad Co. accounts, 1852
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Notes on Railroad Agreements
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Account books, 1853-1859
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Notes on case involving the P & O Railroad
|Box 7 Folder 6
European Diary, 1859.
Series II: Ebenezer Lane, 1821-1881
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John Todd's Index Rerum, used by E. S. Lane, circa 1836-1840.
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Kenyon College. Journal of Junior year at Kenyon College (1838) and program of exhibition of the Junior class at which ceremony Lane delivered an oration.
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Ohio Medical School, 1841. Four notebooks.
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Calumet Club of Chicago
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Calumet Club. Notices of entertainment and services of the club and selected clippings.
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Calumet Club. The Old Settlers Reception: invitations, programs and selected clippings.
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Selected clippings and miscellaneous letters concerning Lane's autograph collection
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Memoranda Book, 1856
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Memoranda Book, 1857
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Index to all letters received by the Lane Family
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McFadden was hurt early in the second quarter and didn't return after running for 29 yards on five carries. He was on the sideline in street clothes in the second half.
Reece was injured on the following Oakland possession and also didn't return.
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ELLENSBURG, WA - Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue firefighters are participating in the "Fire Fighters in Pink" campaign.
For the month of October, firefighters will
be exchanging their navy blue T-shirts and donning bright pink ones to support
the Susan G. Komen Foundation efforts to find better treatments and a cure for
breast cancer.
Firefighter/EMT Cindy
Dennis spearheaded the effort. With
just a few days of sales she and other local firefighters were able to collect
$1,000.00 to give to the charity. "This
is a good start, we hope others will donate as well" stated Firefighter Dennis.
Firefighters purchased the T-shirts with their own
money, and the proceeds above the wholesale price are being donated to the
Susan B. Komen Foundation.
paramedics and EMT's frequently respond and care for patients afflicted with
this terrible disease," states John Sinclair, Fire Chief. "Wearing
these pink shirts on duty gives the firefighters a way to voice their support
for patients," he said.
Firefighter Cindy Dennis further stated "Firefighters
are compassionate and passionate people.
They are action oriented, when they see tragedy, they have to take an
action to help the situation. Breast
Cancer is an insidious disease that affects everyone in some way; this is the
firefighter's way of helping to fight the disease."
Donations can be made to the Kittitas Valley Fire
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On Saturday, the 11-year-old had a new motorcycle to ride in the 66-85cc two-stroke class in the American Motorcyclist Association Hillclimb at Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area.
His motivation, ever since he started riding at the age of 3, is to have fun. His goal on Saturday: "To make it over the hill on this bike," he said.
"Every year, he gets higher and higher and uses different bikes," his father, Dave Graham said. "He really enjoys it. He doesn't like football or baseball or soccer. It's what he does here."
"They get thrilled when they get to the top," Graham added. "It's a big thing for them."
Saturday's portion of the weekend-long hill climb event, the first round of the AMA California Championship Hillclimb and Verticross Pro-Am Series, includes the classes with the smaller bikes and younger competitors.
Frank Ross of Elk Grove races in the Old Timer class Sunday, but Saturday is when his children, Bailey, 6, and Parker, 4, competed in the 0-50cc class. Both have been riding since about age 2.
"They get the structure, and how to compete, and how to stay focused," Ross said.
That latter skill came into play when Parker ended up taking a U-turn where most other riders would have fallen. With the bike pointed downhill and into the crowd, Parker was one of the few who didn't panic. He stayed in the saddle until he reached the bottom of the hill and emerged unscathed.
His father said the races are memorable even without the scary moments.
"They love camping out and hanging out with their friends, having a good time," Ross said. "They love winning the trophies. They usually do fairly well in the classes."
Josh Rogers, 9, of Tracy was a little disappointed when he fell short of his goal on one run in the 51-65cc class, but he kept his perspective on why he keeps going back to try again.
"I just come out here and have as much fun as I can," he said.
His father, Dan Rogers, got into the sport 10 years ago and got Josh interested when he was 4 years old.
"It's a good place to bring the family. Otherwise, what are the kids going to do but get in trouble?" he said. "That's all it's about — having fun with your family."
Results for Tracy competitors, including place, class and time (in seconds) or distance (in feet):
Brock Soares, first, stock 251-550cc A class, 17.425
Rebecca DeStefano, second, stock 51-65cc B class, 221'
Robert Wirt, second, vet stock 251-550cc B class, 23.536
Frankie Aloise, third, stock 51-65cc C class, 280'
Jared Bridgeman, third, stock 0-50cc C class, 160'
Hunter Graham, fifth, stock 51-65cc C class, 180'; 11th, stock 66-85cc C class, 275'
Joshua Rogers, sixth, stock 51-65cc C class, 167'
Devon Hartenstein, seventh, altered stock 0-700cc B class, 19.572; 17th, stock 126-250cc B class, 490'
Mike McManus, seventh, stock 126-250cc B class, 18.285
Bruno Silva, 10th, altered stock 0-700cc C class, 481'
Tim Sawyer, 13th, vet altered 0-700cc A class, 20.408; 32nd, pro 451-700cc, 19.174
Jake Flanigan, 14th, pro 701-open, 19.047; 15th, pro 451-700cc, 16.764; 20th, pro 125-450cc, 17.642
Tyler Sanders, 14th, stock 66-85cc C class, 255'
Jake Lewis, 15th, stock 66-85cc C class, 206'
Garrett Law, 16th, pro 125-450cc, 17.473; 29th, pro 451-700cc, 18.71
Bobby Boudreau, 20th, pro 451-700cc, 17.393
Josh Hall, 24th, altered stock 0-700cc B class, 275' Tracy riders to compete in verticross, which featured side-by-side racing up Sportsman Hill:
Jake Flanigan, extended verticross 451-700cc and 250-450cc; Mario Marques, verticross side-by-side 251-550cc C class; Daniel Robertson, verticross side-by-side 125-250cc B class; Dave Shipman, verticross side-by-side 125-250cc C class; Bruce Sanders, verticross side-by-side 125-250cc C class.


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High cable prices are doing what Netflix alone can't
Rocketing pay-TV costs are making three-quarters of triple-play subscribers consider cutting the cord.
Back in October, Advertising Age found that 42% of TV viewers reported watching more streamed content this year than last year. Eight percent did so because they were cutting back on cable, and 10% had canceled cable and satellite altogether, though a whopping 73% said they were streaming just to catch up on episodes of their favorite shows.
Now CNNMoney has shared a Macquarie Capital report that indicates 76% of so-called triple-play customers -- those paying for cable, Internet and wireless phone services -- would get rid of their pay-TV service if they had to save money. The remaining 24% were split evenly between dropping broadband Internet or wireless phone service.
Folks who currently pay for triple-play service need not wonder what circumstances would suddenly make them so cost-conscious. The prices of those triple-play services have jumped by about 6.3% each year for the past three years. By comparison, overall inflation rose by 2% in each of those years.
Altogether, the price hikes have increased the cost of triple play by 20%, or $46 per month, since 2010. The average bill for those services in the U.S. is now more than $273 per month, which Marcquarie Capital analysts call unsustainable.
So why does cable get singled out? Because it's usually the biggest part of that bill and its costs are constantly rising as content providers seek higher distribution fees. CBS (CBS) and Time Warner (TWC) are having a huge squabble over that issue right now, while companies including Dish Network (DISH), DirecTV (DTV), AMC (AMCX) and Viacom (VIA) have fought similar battles within the past year.
The problem for TV viewers is that online options including Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN) and Hulu have finite content, few new shows and almost no sports. They're not a viable point-for-point alternative, especially with popular networks including HBO limiting their streaming content to cable or satellite subscribers. But streaming is an alternative.
As more viewers use streaming services to catch up on the shows they missed on their favorite cable channels and become more accustomed to that delayed viewing pattern, the potential for cord cutting increases. That may only shift the fee fight from cable company offices to the Netflix negotiating table, but for now it's still a cheaper path than any of the cable providers are offering.
Why isn't this available now? Greed.....the bane of humanity.
Hah! Bozos and Morons! I got rid of all TV content in my house back in 2010, I caught my kid reading Hemingway instead of watching Miley Cyrus less than a year later......
Why should I pay some cable company to feed drivel, propaganda, and lies into my home?
Why should I pay some cable company to advertise to me?
If we want to watch a movie, we rent it or stream it, but Momma decides what the kids get to watch now, not ABC Family Channel, and certainly not Madison Avenue or Hollywood.
John Prine said it years ago:
Blow up your TV,
Throw away the Paper,
Move to the country and build you a home.
A few years ago I signed up for cable TV with Brighthouse and had 160 channels. One Sunday morning I turned on the TV and found infomercials on 40 of those channels, or 25%. I couldn't believe I was paying through the nose for the privilege of watching paid programming for the Shark vacuum and not a program on the Discovery Channel.
So, I canceled my cable TV service and switched to rabbit ears for over-the-air programming, and it was one of the best decisions I've made. Sure, there are some infomercials on OTA channels, but you're not paying dearly for the privilege of watching them.
Cable TV should be metered like electricity. Why should a family of four, that banks 200 hours of TV viewing a month, pay the same cable bill for a couple that banks only 50 hours of TV? Once you're watching an infomercial, the meter should go backwards.
Think about cutting the cable cord and put that extra money, probably over $1,000 a year, towards credit card bills, or maybe make an extra principle payment on your mortgage.
A significant problem with cable imo is all the crap they make you pay for that I don't watch and will never watch. Stop bundling and simply let me choose which channels I want. Everything costs something and there are only about 15 channels out of the hundreds that I receive that I would actually pay for if I was given the option. I have not been faced with having to make the decision to drop cable but I will admit that I do get irritated on principle by the cost. My daughter has an antenna and streams Amazon prime and has no complaints. If I ever had to make a decision to cut living expenses I would consider that option in a second.
Are people stupid or what? Why let the cable and or dish companies dictate what we watch lets boycott them all until we are able to get the channels we want A'Lacart and besides these companies are making millions not only from us but from selling time space for advertisement.
We the people can force the cable/dish companies to change just by boycotting there poor over priced services.
we could even force the lousy government to listen to us by doing the same thing. We the people need to start standing up to these pirates!
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If you miss the old flash, try the new cleanse on cho'gath, its pretty awesome.
Good sir, your guide has made my day. I applaud you.
Guardian angel protecting feast and leviathan stacks makes it my new best friend.
I like this guide. I do not have Chogath, but whenever I see him on the loading screen I think "Oh **** its Chogath!" Part of Chogath's strength is intimidation. It is intimidating when a super-sized 5k hp chogath runs into a tower, kills you, and then struts away from your four teammates and your tower, without losing more than 1k hp.
I find it useful to pack an ignite-- Cho may be effing huge, but he's pretty slow. With ignite I've killed plenty of champs that would have gotten away otherwise.
My name is Mark
Hilarious and entertaining. People really do underestimate the intimidation factor which is probably Cho's greatest strength and this takes advantage of it fully. gooood stuff!
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I recently bought a LOT of 1 inch black and white Gingham and ended up making a mini collection of gingham based clothes!
I started with a high waisted Dirndl skirt, with a handpicked zip – which I'm really pleased with.
I then made a Gingham Archer – one of my favourite patterns! I am pretty pleased with my pattern placement on this one as I got a lovely line down the back :)
Then made a jersey gathered skirt from my own pattern, which is a firm favourite. No gingham here, but it goes well with the shirt :)
And finally I made a little cropped Victoria Blazer by By Hand London – such a lovely pattern! Lined with the lovely Gingham. Hopefully it'll be great for spring parties.
You'll be happy to hear that I've now run out of Gingham! But I did enjoy making my little collection. More info on my blog: Sleek Silhouette
Cotton Gingham, Black Jersey, Black brushed cotton sateen,
Jan 18, 2014, 12.20 PMby pauline alice
Jan 18, 2014, 05.03 PMby katya
Thank you!
Jan 18, 2014, 07.40 AMby cathysews
It all looks great. Love the jacket and the archer shirt…must check this pattern out.
Jan 18, 2014, 05.03 PMby katya
Thank you! You must, both patterns are great :)
Jan 18, 2014, 02.13 AMby rita61
Nice collection!!!!
Jan 17, 2014, 08.27 PMby Inga 888
great collection and very nice styling too :)
Jan 17, 2014, 05.48 PMby julietta
Awesome outfit! I love everything about it :)
Jan 17, 2014, 05.48 PMby julietta
Awesome collection! I love every single piece of it :)
Jan 17, 2014, 04.54 PMby Mary Athey
Every piece deserves an individual post. You did a cracking job on these items and the ginghams so lovely and fresh. I do the jacket linings to match my outfits as well, it's a nice touch x
Thank you! I love the gingham lining on the jacket tio- its a bit of fun :)
Jan 17, 2014, 01.18 PMby Deanna31
I like your outfit :)
Jan 18, 2014, 05.01 PMby katya
Thank you!
Jan 17, 2014, 11.01 AMby mokosha
love your little collection!
Jan 18, 2014, 05.00 PMby katya
Thank you!
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Killzone 3 Beta Begins October 25; Find Out How to Get AccessThe beta for Killzone 3 will begin on October 25, but access will be limited, according to the PlayStation Blog. Guerrilla Games intends this to be a true beta test and will be looking for impressions and bug reports.
Lucky testers will get to experience Killzone 3's multiplayer and its "brand-new Operations game type, party system, and jetpack and exoskeleton vehicles"
Access, for the most part, will be limited to PlayStation Plus subscribers and include 5,000 from the US and 5,000 from Europe. To gain access, you'll need to be a Plus subscriber and download a Killzone 3 XMB theme, which will be put up on the PlayStation Store on October 19 in the US and on October 13 in Europe. If you're in the first 5,000 downloads for your territory, you'll receive a key to download the beta client.
If you aren't a PlayStation Plus member and didn't enter to win a key at PAX Prime 2010, you'll have more chances to get into the beta. "There will be other ways to get in. Keep your eye on our Social Media channels, The PS Blogs, Killzone.com, Twitter and Facebook."
Support for 3D and PlayStation Move will not be included in the beta as "this Beta is all about gameplay." The full game will be released exclusively for the PlayStation 3 on February 22, 2011.
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Five Former Spartans Playing at Symetra Tour Event This Weekend in Battle Creek
Spartans Well Represented at LPGA Qualifying Tournament
Current Spartan Christine Meier and former Spartan All-Americans Laura Kueny and Caroline Powers will participate in the final round of the LPGA Qualifying Tournament Dec. 4-8 in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Powers, Sritragul Earn WGCA All-America Scholar Honors
Powers becomes first four-time honoree in program history.
Caroline Powers Set to Compete in U.S. Women's Open
Former Spartan tees off Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
Caroline Powers to Play in LPGA's Marathon Classic
Former Spartan receives a sponsor exemption to participate in the Sylvania, Ohio, tournament on July 18-21.
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Their leather and textile upper makes the top of feet and toes feel awesome, while this construction also increases their durability. Plus, feet will stay 100% comfortable thanks to their Lunarlon cushioning, which is super light, extremely soft, and reduces pain around feet pressure points.
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The Montreal Canadiens placed defenceman Tomas Kaberle on waivers on Saturday.
In 10 games with the Canadiens this season, the 35-year-old has registered three assists and a plus-four rating.
According to TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie, the move does not necessarily mean that Kaberle will be assigned to the American Hockey League if he clears, but rather the move opens up the possibility for the team to do so, should it require salary cap flexibility prior to Wednesday's trade deadline.
Kaberle is currently in the second year of a three-year deal worth an average annual value of $4.25 million.
A veteran of 984 NHL games, Kaberle has suited up with the Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins and Carolina Hurricanes. In his 14 NHL seasons, Kaberle has scored 87 goals and added 476 assists.
He was originally drafted in the eighth round (204th overall) of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft by the Maple Leafs. He was acquired by the Canadiens from the Carolina Hurricanes via trade in 2011 in exchange for defenceman Jaroslav Spacek.
A trade deadline acquisition in 2011, Kaberle won the Stanley Cup with the Boston Bruins. He has also been selected to play in four NHL All-Star games.
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MORALES, McROBERTS LEAD WOMEN'S SOCCER OVER PLYMOUTH STATE, 1-0BOSTON, MA - Junior forward Kristi Morales (San Francisco, CA) netted the only goal of the afternoon and sophomore keeper Ashley McRoberts (Merrimack, NH) stopped all 11 shots on net to give the University of Massachusetts Boston women's soccer team a 1-0 victory over visiting Plymouth State University today in a Little East Conference match at the Clark Athletic Center Field. The Beacons improve to 7-10-2 overall and 3-3-1 in LEC play, while the Panthers fall to 5-8-4 and 1-5-1.
The win sets a school-record for victories in a season for UMass Boston, surpassing the 1997 total when it finished 6-10-1. UMB also secures the fourth seed in the LEC tournament and will host University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in the quarterfinals on Tuesday, November 4 at the Clark Athletic Center in their first-ever playoff contest with the time of play yet to be announced. Plymouth State will be the tournament's sixth seed and travel to third-seeded Keene State College on November 4 for a 6:00 p.m. start.
Freshman forward Julienne McCuish (Mashpee, MA) crossed to Morales, who unleashed a shot from the top of the 18-yard maker that sailed over the keeper and into the back of the net in the far post for her eighth goal of the season for UMass Boston at 18:01 of the first half.
McRoberts registered her second shutout of the campaign for the Beacons, while freshman goalie Angelina LaBroad (Hampton, NH) made five saves for Plymouth State. The Panthers owned a 17-12 shot advantage on the afternoon.


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Dance along to a soundtrack of today's greatest dance hits and learn the hottest new moves like the Dougie and the Booty Bounce, while practicing old school favorites like the Running Man and the Moonwalk.
- The Hottest Music: Songs from some of the worlds best artists including Lady Gaga, LMFAO and Nelly.
- The only true Dance game: Move your fingers and master professionally choreographed routines using a variety of patterns, gestures, and swipes on your touch screen
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Shea to speak at chamber meeting
Ellen Shea, developer of the proposed retreat on Birch Point, will speak at the Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce meeting next Tuesday, to clarify her plans and answer questions.
Shea, who hopes to open a retreat at a 12,000 square-foot former residence on 10 acres, announced her intentions last fall. Because she plans to open a business, the 10 acres must be rezoned from urban residential to urban commercial, and the project has caused some mixed emotions within the community.
Although the chamber has not endorsed the project, chamber officials feel the meeting will be a good chance for the business community and residents to hear first-hand what Shea�s project entails, said Ruth Lauman, a chamber director responsible for events and marketing.
The Whatcom county planning commission voted down the project in January; however, county council can decide to hold a public hearing and vote on the matter themselves.
The chamber meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, starts at noon and is held at Stephani�s Restaurant at 7878 Birch Bay Drive, and costs $10 per person. If you wish to attend this meeting please RSVP to email@example.com or call the chamber office at 371-5004 by Friday, February 13. The public is encouraged and welcome to attend this meeting.