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After years as Tiger Cub Scouts in Pack 1742, the brothers joined Boy Scout Troop 742 in 2010 and held various leadership positions, including assistant patrol leader, senior patrol leader and quartermaster.
The guests include Ron Palfrey, Vietnam veteran who serves as the quartermaster of VFW Post 4287, and Gene Haran, a veteran who serves as the curator of the Cpl.
A quartermaster for his Boy Scout troop, Spychalski teaches younger scouts how to earn badges, and assist senior patrol leaders with weekly meetings, Heinz said.
Archaeologists found 91 ostraca there, the majority of which are addressed to the quartermaster Elyashiv, who would have been responsible for storing and distributing provisions.
The quartermaster is the direct representative of the ship's navigator who monitors the surface search radar system and other charts to provide a continuous navigational watch on the bridge.
Frank W. Zywicki of New York also went missing in that war, a Naval quartermaster lost when his submarine, the USS Cisco, is believed to have been sunk by Japanese bombers in the South China Sea in late 1943.
According to a biography on the post website, the brigadier general had a distinguished career, earning the Distinguished Service Medal along the way, as well as letters of commendation from the secretary of war and the quartermaster general.
There are no easy answers; his quartermaster and lord general disagree on how to proceed.
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
We went to Oklahoma......
Since I haven't had time to go through the pics from this weekend, here are some pics from the past couple weeks! Hopefully, I'll get back to my regularly scheduled blogging before to long.
Playing outside, poor Charlie, he can't even play in peace!
The Crew before church a few weeks ago
The big man in his matching sweater
On our way to the zoo last Tuesday
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- Shelley said...
Charlie is so cute & getting so big!! He looks just like one of his brothers! Glad everyone is feeling better!
- March 20, 2009 at 5:36 AM
- Susan said...
Oh my.....just a little stress, huh!!! You are a very patient mom!! Hope all is feeling better real soon. Ella in her hat is so cute. Charlie will be one tough toddler in the future ;)
- March 20, 2009 at 6:41 AM
- Momma-of-5 said...
At least you have your sense of humor!?!?!
You're my hero, Lindsay. I would have just sat in the car and cried.
Hope you have a poop-free day!
- March 20, 2009 at 7:08 AM
- Barbara Manatee said...
whoa...what a trip! Were you driving with the windows down and your head hanging out?! Thank goodness you weren't still PG...I imagine the smells would have been the end for you, too!
Glad they're all feeling better!
- March 20, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- Annie said...
Hard trip. I hope all the kids feel better soon. Great pictures.
Have a great weekend.
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Hope everyone is feeling MUCH better this weekend :)
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Man!! I hope that everyone is better..never a dull moment! :)Cute pictures..adorable kiddos:)
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I put a sticky note on my computer monitor at work this afternoon, after a discussion with my manager. It says "Communication is a Program-Wide Accountability." I put it on my monitor for those times when someone sends me a ridiculous request, because they don't want to do it themselves.
Sitting here later in the day, I realize that it's a bit of a sad state affairs that we even need to be reminded of this. I mean, the success of our organizations, relies, in huge part, with the success of our ability to communicate! If no one is telling our stories, our successes (and failures), how does an organization succeed? People don't find out about it by magic – it's all through our ability to communicate.
However, I know that with a title of "communication specialist" I realize this. The hard part is trying to convince people with titles like "program manager," "director," developer," or "engineer" that communications is just as important to them as it is for me, in fact, it may be even more important for them.
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One of 2016's best movies, "Denial," is on Blu-ray and DVD this week.
"Denial" (Universal, 2016, PG-13, featurette, trailer). Rachel Weisz is terrific as Deborah Lipstadt, a real-life American professor who was sued for libel in the mid-1990s by Holocaust denier David Irving (Timothy Spall, who is also excellent) after she spoke out against his ravings as falsehoods in her book, "Denying the Holocaust."
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"Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life" (Lionsgate, 2016. PG, deleted scenes, featurettes, bloopers). This is a broad farce for teens about a passionate young artist named Rafe (Griffin Gluck) who is transferred into a new school where imagination and creativity are restrained by an array of arbitrary but strictly enforced rules. When the principal (Andy Daly) destroys Rafe's personal notebook, a war of pranks begins. Lauren Graham plays Rafe's mother.
"The Monkey King 2" (Well Go, 2016, not rated/probable PG-13, in Cantonese or Mandarin with English subtitles, featurette, trailer). A young Chinese monk (Feng Shaofeng) on a journey to India to collect Buddha's scriptures accidentally frees the Monkey King (Aaron Kwok), who then helps him confront the White Bone Demon (a change-of-pace role for Gong Li). Kelly Chan returns as the Goddess of Mercy but Donnie Yen and Chow Yun-fat go missing this time out. This is an overlong but engaging fantasy adventure, with action scenes choreographed by Sammo Hung.
"The Ultimate Legacy" (Cinedigm, 2016, not rated/probable PG, featurette, bloopers). This sequel to "The Ultimate Gift" and "The Ultimate Life" again has a young, self-absorbed man (Myko Olivier) coerced into doing good so he can receive an inheritance, in accordance with the will of his late grandmother (Raquel Welch). Logan Bartholomew returns from the second film to offer guidance, along with Brian Dennehy from the first film and Bill Cobbs, who has been in all three. Lee Meriwether co-stars.
"Amnesia" (Lionsgate, 2016, PG-13, in Mandarin with English subtitles or English dubbed). The misleading Chinese title of this film is "Who Am I?" and it was sold there as a remake of the 1998 Jackie Chan action-comedy of the same name. Despite Chan being onboard as a producer of this new film, however, it bears no real resemblance. The story here has a bike courier being framed for murder, so he tries to clear himself, even as he suffers from memory loss. Some good stunts help it along.
"Operation Avalanche" (Lionsgate, 2016, R for language, deleted scenes, audio commentaries, featurette). Two young CIA agents in 1967 go undercover at NASA to reveal a Russian mole in this found-footage, satirical faux documentary. But in the guise of documentary filmmakers, the duo instead discovers that NASA is far behind its moon-landing estimates, so they conspire to fake it, with help from Stanley Kubrick's groundbreaking special effects on "2001 — A Space Odyssey."
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Welbeck stalls on new Man United deal, Adidas ditch Liverpool & "The nightmare recurs for Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid" (Sid Lowe)
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Quote of the day: "I am very proud of what I have made out of this. Three years ago I was in Denmark's second division. Nobody knew my name. When I first came here nobody could pronounce it. It has been fantastic to this point and right now is not the time to relax about it, but to keep pushing on, to get better and to get the best for yourself and the club. It is the first time I have played three games in a row and that is what I want, to play as much as possible, but I don't need a definition of my position. I am doing everything I can to help David. I enjoy working with him. He's a great lad. He is happy, intelligent, always with a good attitude and we have to push each other. We have to see the glass half full, not half empty, at this point and we have to push each other in the right direction. It has been very good for both of us. Every time we play the last guy to wish the keeper good luck is the other keeper. We have a very good relationship. He [De Gea] has extraordinary attributes, extremely explosive and powerful. He is only 21. His potential is massive and there is no doubt he will be United's best goalkeeper at some point. My job is to make sure it is not until I have retired. Which is 10 years away." – Anders Lindegaard.
Runner-up: "Certain managers will discriminate. These archaic figures think if they had a gay footballer there would be all kinds of shenanigans in the dressing room." – Joey Barton on the lack of gay professional footballers.
Wayne Rooney: "Pepe. What an idiot."
Guti responds: "I laugh at Rooney. There are plenty of saints – in heaven. If he wants to be a saint, he should set an example. Making mistakes is human."
Today's overview: It's a real mixed bag this Thursday morning with a whole host of topics on the back pages.
Concerning Manchester United there is news that Danny Welbeck is stalling over a new deal and all the papers feature Anders Lindegaard's pronouncements (see quote of the day).
Chelsea also rack up a few headlines with The Sun claiming some dodgy dealings over the future of Stamford Bridge and AVB is taking his players on holiday.
Liverpool also come under attack from Adidas, Blackburn's woes are revealed, David Beckham is set to stay in LA and Chris Coleman will be unveiled as Wales boss today.
Sid Lowe has a report in El Clasico in The Guardian and both Martin Hardy and Jim White write about Darlington's extraordinary survival.
Danny Welbeck: Sami Mokbel has an "exclusive" in the Daily Mail. "Manchester United have been angered by Danny Welbeck's wage demands, so talks over a long-term contract are now in deadlock. Welbeck, 21, has emerged as an important member of Sir Alex Ferguson's plans, scoring eight goals for the Barclays Premier League champions this season. United are keen to reward the England striker, who earns £15,000 per week, with a new deal. Sportsmail exclusively revealed last year how Welbeck had begun negotiating with the club over a treble-your-money contract worth £45,000-£50,000 a week."
Kevin McCarra concentrates on the goalkeeping situation at United. "De Gea seems to be treated as a long-term investment who is also meant to hold down his place in the line-up at the moment. Nothing will come easy to him or, indeed, to Lindegaard. Each could bemoan circumstances in the back four that see the centre-half and captain Nemanja Vidic lost to injury for the season just when Rio Ferdinand, as he ages, needs the aid of the Serb more than ever. These taxing circumstances could be the making of De Gea. Or Lindegaard."
Chelsea: Dan King reveals in the lead in The Sun: "The Sun today exposes share dealings that raise serious questions for Chelsea FC. Our shock investigation proves that people connected to owner Roman Abramovich — and leading club officials — bought shares at the exact time the club was trying to steamroller through plans to quit Stamford Bridge against the wishes of some fans. Blues chairman Bruce Buck insisted he did not know who had bought the shares but SunSport can reveal the names of individuals who, just before a vote crucial to the club's future, paid thousands of pounds for stakes in the company that owns the pitch and stands at the Bridge."
Neil Ashton has another exclusive on the Blues. "Andre Villas-Boas will take his flagging Chelsea players on a five-day trip to Majorca next week designed to boost team morale. Villas-Boas has been given permission by his bosses at Stamford Bridge to take the players on a mid-season team-bonding trip to the same destination favoured by legendary Derby, Leeds and Nottingham Forest manager Brian Clough, who referred to the Spanish island as his 'branch office'. The Portuguese is keen to shield his squad ahead of next weekend's powderkeg FA Cup fourth-round tie against neighbours QPR."
Liverpool's new kit deal: The Sun: Liverpool have struck a six-year £25million deal with Warrior Sports as the official kit supplier. The American company, who replace adidas, will produce home, away and third kits from June 1.
David Maddock in The Mirror brings a different slant on things. "Liverpool have been branded a failure by kit suppliers Adidas in a bitter war of words. The club have announced a new £25million deal with a rival firm, but only after Adidas chief executive Herbert Hainer revealed his company had refused to renew their agreement because the money Liverpool demanded did not match their performance on the pitch. 'We thought what Liverpool were asking and what they were delivering was not in the right balance,' he said. 'There was a gap between their performance on the field and what the numbers should be. It all depends on the success and the effort and the popularity, the exposure on TV and revenue you can generate by merchandising. This all has to be brought in line between what you offer and what you get. We thought what Liverpool were asking was not… right, then we said we will not do it – that's the end of the story.'"
Blackburn: Ian Herbert & David Fernhead reveal "how Blackburn have collapsed into chaos. "A sense of how the club has collapsed into chaos has been provided by financier Ian Battersby, one of the few people with links to the club to have been granted an audience with Anuradha Desai, the matriarch of the Rao family who control Venky's. Battersby's detailed account to The Independent of his trip to the family base at Pune, 70 miles south-east of Mumbai, reveals that Desai was convinced that an annual working capital injection of £3m to £5m would be enough to run Rovers, while enhancing the Venky's chicken processing brand in the west. 'They thought the initial down-payment [£23m] to buy the club was essentially 'job done',' Battersby said. 'With an annual working capital injection of £3m to £5m alongside astute player trading, they [thought] they could get on and expand their brand." The £10m demand from Barclays relates to an agreement reached when the club was taken over in 2010, that specific capital sums would be invested at certain times, which still does not appear to have happened. Though Barclays have said they cannot gamble on extending credit, they are also understood to have advised Rovers that cashing in on Samba could transmit the message that the club are a selling outfit, thus causing a reduction in the value of other assets – including players.'"
Papiss Demba Cisse: Amy Lawrence gets all excited about Newcastle's new number 9. "Despite Freiburg's position at the foot of the Bundesliga , Cissé has scored nine times in 15 domestic appearances this season. Since arriving in Germany from Metz for £1.3m in 2009, the Dakar born centre-forward has registered 37 goals in 65 games, with last year's league haul of 22 making him the Bundesliga's second top scorer behind Bayern Munich's Mario Gomez. After a deceptively low-key beginning to a career that started in Senegal and later transported him to France's unfashionable Ligue 2, Cissé's name was finally up in lights."
Transfer gossip: David Beckham has agreed a new two-year deal to stay in America with LA Galaxy. (Sun)
Nigel De Jong is set to be sold by Manchester City at the end of the season. (Sun)
Kia Joorabchian is due to travel to France today for talks over Carlos Tévez's £30 million-plus transfer to Paris St-Germain. (Telegraph)
Chris Coleman in as Wales boss: Charles Sale reports that "The first casualty of Chris Coleman's reign as Wales manager is expected to be national-team assistant coach Raymond Verheijen. The Dutchman, whose contract expires at the end of the month, upset the FA of Wales' top brass when, just a fortnight after the death of former boss Gary Speed, he tweeted a comment that was interpreted as putting his name forward for the vacant job. Verheijen, who has coached Manchester City, Holland, Russia and South Korea and is popular with the players, explained later he was replying to a journalist's question."
El Clasico: Sid Lowe reports from the Bernabeu in The Guardian. "The nightmare recurs for José Mourinho's Real Madrid. There was a familiar feeling here: defeat, impotence. The match finished 2-1 to Barcelona but it was about more than the result, secured with goals from the defenders Carles Puyol and Eric Abidal; it was about the feeling this game left, the palpable difference between these two sides. Mourinho tried something different and it still did not work. Yet another formula, yet another failure. When the whistle went at full-time it was met with timid whistles from the Madrid fans. They could muster little more. Nor, ultimately, could their side. Again."
Darlington's lifeline: Martin Hardy: "The clock in Darlington yesterday had reached the 13th hour when two men came flying around the corner of the Northern Echo Arena in a silver Peugeot 308. "We've got the money!" the pair shouted as they jumped out of their car and ran to the main entrance. As at the time, observers still need to reassure themselves that this did actually happen. With hindsight – and it was a day for repeated double takes, such were its extraordinary events – both doors should really have been locked and the dynamic duo made to jump out of the windows. At this point they could have been the Duke brothers exiting the General Lee, or Batman and Robin emerging from the Batmobile."
Jim White adds: "The truth is, Darlington might be a wholly unfeasible financial entity, but to its followers it simply has to exist. Take a fan called Lee Davidson, who breached the terms of a restraining order keeping him away from the club's matches in order to attend the New Year's game with Gateshead. It was, he told the magistrate hearing his case this week, possibly the last time he would ever see his team play. Never mind a potential prison sentence, he simply had to be there. That is what you call dedication. The challenge now for the fans is this: in order for the club to survive, everyone has to accept its limitations. The self-destructive ambition of Reynolds, who was convinced that he could rocket the club up the leagues simply by building a stadium was, at the time, lauded among the supporters, who admired a man who shared their more absurdist dreams."


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It also might have been his angriest moment at the helm of the White Sox.
"I don't think I was that mad," said a smiling Ventura, who spoke to the media in street clothes in the White Sox clubhouse. "It's just part of baseball. It's what you do."
What Ventura did was stand up for catcher A.J. Pierzynski, starting pitcher Jose Quintana and his whole team concerning a strike zone that they weren't happy with early in the game. It was Pierzynski who was ejected first by Barrett, after a fastball thrown by Quintana to Justin Smoak with one out in the frame was called a ball.
Pierzynski didn't move from his crouch or freeze in the position where he caught the close pitch, meaning he didn't go out of his way to show up Barrett. But Barrett didn't take long to step away and give Pierzynski the sixth ejection of his career, with his last one coming on April 20, 2011, against Tampa Bay.
After the South Siders' fifth straight victory, Pierzynski wasn't inclined to go into specifics concerning the argument.
"You know, when you have an argument over what kind of pizza is better, deep dish or thin crust, it usually leads to an ejection," Pierzynski said. "He said thin crust and I said deep dish, so he didn't like the answer he got I guess."
When pressed about catchers usually getting leeway in arguments, even on balls and strikes, Pierzynski deferred to Barrett for the answer.
"It's over with. It was between him and I," Pierzynski said. "When other people get involved, that's when it gets fun for TV. It was just one of those things that happen, and fortunately for us, we won the game. That's the most important thing right now. But I've never seen Robin get that mad."
Crew chief Jim Joyce stepped in between Ventura and Barrett after Ventura was ejected, and Ventura appeared to put his hands on Joyce's chest as he tried to get back to Barrett to continue the argument. That contact came after Joyce had physically moved Ventura away.
Ventura called his interaction with Joyce fine and part of baseball, while admitting that it was pretty much an automatic ejection once he came out of the dugout. His first ejection since July 18 against Toronto also provided a little spark to Ventura's American League Central-leading squad and left the White Sox searching for the last time the even-keel Ventura was this irate.
"It was nice to see though," said White Sox bench coach Mark Parent, who took over after Ventura's ejection. "I enjoy that stuff."
"That's what teammates are for," said Quintana, through translator and manager of cultural development Jackson Miranda. "A.J. and Robin coming out and sticking up for myself, for the team. I know things like that end up happening but I'm just glad they stood up."
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Children of the Poisoned River. (http://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/children-of-the-poisoned-river-mercury-poisoning-grassy-narrows-first-nation/) - Jody Porter
It's a half-century and twelve hundred kilometres away from where I'm sitting today. Grassy Narrows, Ontario. 1967-69. We lived in a ten by forty mobile home and taught adult education classes in the community hall which we'd divided into a literacy and an advanced classroom. Twenty-five to thirty men would show up in the morning and we'd do school: Science, Math, English, History.
We didn't know it until a few years later, but our two years in Grassy Narrows Reserve coincided with the arrival there of severe mercury contamination from the Dryden Pulp and Paper Company. The Wabigoon River and connected lakes still look clean, almost pristine, but mercury lodges in the cells of its fish, transfers to people who eat the fish, is passed on to a next generation in the placenta of mothers. Invisible mercury has been known for a long time to play havoc with the human nervous system, it's symptoms often resembling Parkinson's or Huntington's Chorea, producing developmental deficiencies and/or deformity in infants and at the extreme: Minamata disease, it's deadly, worst manifestation.
My family and I carry in our bodies a low level of mercury poisoning from our two years there.
Occasionally, when I read about the persistence of physical and mental health issues in Grassy Narrows resulting from the colonial past, the mercury poisoning and resource starvation, the names and faces flood back: Gabe Fobister, Andy Keewatin, the Necanapenaces, Ashopenaces, Loons, Hyacinths, Kokopenaces. Friends? We were outsiders paid by government to live in a fenced compound with water in the tap, an indoor flush toilet, diesel-powered electric service while they hauled water up from the lake in tubs on the hoods of battered cars, carried it up the hill in pails, heated overcrowded houses with wood, lighted them with kerosene.
The numbered treaties struck a bargain: the inhabitants of the land and waters gave us the access we settlers needed in order to build this rich European-styled country; in exchange, we gave them empty promises and the finger.
It's evident at every turn. The persistence of ignorance about our history, racial prejudice and discrimination in Canada make the prospect of reconciliation with our indigenous neighbours hard to imagine. Prime Minister Trudeau spent valuable time in his speech at the UN General Assembly recently decrying the sordid history of colonialism in Canada, promising that the future would be brighter than the past. Both in the media and on the street, the reactions included puzzlement, resentment, even derision. And some applause. The perception in the general population seems to be that European settlement constitutes the real indigenous Canada and that aboriginal peoples are the refugees, the immigrants. It's incredible, but the mentality is substantiated by the fact that Senator Beyak can urge our Indian population to trade in their status cards for citizenship . . . and be applauded by many, retain her position in the leadership institution of this country.
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January 20, 2011
When you were in school, did you learn about BF Skinner and his rat experiment?
Inside the cage there was a lever that, when pressed, caused a mechanism to release a piece of food. The rat that was sniffing and exploring accidentally presses the lever and food falls into the cage! Pretty soon, the rat is clicking away at the bar, hoarding his pile of food in the corner of the cage.
I was at the National Retail Federations' Big Show last week and the buzzwords were all about "mobile." Everyone was doing it. We were told you needed to be "customer centric" give them what they want, when they want it, how they want it.
We were told the "new customer" was pickier and less loyal. They were shopping for price but demanding more. Sort of like, "I'm expecting you to give me great service even though I'll use my smartphone to find the cheapest price from your competitor and leave you hanging."
We were told that retailers need to be very concerned with ratings of Facebook fans and other online sites because they provide "reliable information" to shoppers. It was implied we shouldn't trust a person on the floor because they obviously couldn't know as much as the customer could pull up on our smartphone.
You can see an eight minute discussion between myself, David Polinchock and Marge Laney about this issue below [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLv9dqvWIfY[/youtube]
This whole culture of mobile in my opinion is driving a fundamentally flawed idea that retailers should want to change customers' behavior. This is all done under the guise of "listening to our customers."
Really? I haven't found one person in my circles or travels who has ever said, "I wish more stores would let me shop on my smartphone in their stores."
Yet we are being programmed to check-in so we can get a coupon to save even money. We are being programmed to get an email, buy a coupon with LivingSocial, Groupon and their clones. We are to accept as normal that if there is a line, we as customers should whip out a smartphone, snap a pic, click to have it sent to us to avoid having to wait in line. Or we'll enter a department and an app will beam a path to a sale item.
In short, we're all becoming rats to push the levers to get the cheese.[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQtDTdDr8vs[/youtube]
Yes social media can let you have a community you've never had before but what about the community of the people in front of you? How can technology be used by employees to engage customers better? What about teaching employees how to engage customers, not run and hide from them?
As Skinner proved eighty years ago, a behavior followed by a reinforcing stimulus results in an increased probability of that behavior occurring in the future.
It will be interesting to see what the mobile craze brings us. Probably, like most fads, it will spike and then people will find a more reasonable balance. We can't simply change to whatever is happening in the moment - we need to have more balance - as retailers and as consumers.
Happy 2011!
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Gary..Garland,Tx September 18,2008
At traffic time I used to hear on the zoo a little song that went Damn, this
traffic jam;
how I hate to be late;hurts my motor to go so slow;supper be cold by the time get home on and on....An avid
fan until it died.
May 30, 2008 Anything I can do to help you I will, I would love to be a part of this. I loved the zoo. LaBellas death really bummed me out. It was such a great station. I AM IN CANTON, 60 MI FROM DALLAS. I WOULD REALLY LOVE TO HELP AND BE A PART OF THIS GREAT SITE. THANK YOU FOR GETTING IT GOING AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!! KEVIN
Hell yes!! The Zoo was THE BEST station ever! I heard side 2 of Meddle for the first time on the Zoo when I was in jr. high. What other station would do that?? Nobody! From that day forward I was a loyal Zoo Freak!....... Ricardo
Grew up in Dallas listening to the Zoo.......
Thanks for forwarding the emails, Eye! They reminded me of a couple of long forgotten incidents. Like when sales manager Jim Stansell wanted to know why I didnt think we should run douche commercials if we were going to play Blinded by the light, revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night!
Or when
Mark Christopher
during a crossover asked me how was it at the pool up on the roof. So many listeners wanted to know if there really was a rooftop pool. Ah, the imagination when fueled by radio.
Afternoon drive 1976
Thanks for doing this site. Especially for the "Do You Feel Like We Do" song, remember that session well...I have it on reel to reel somewhere..If you have "lines on my face" from the same show it would be cool to have on your site..thanks again
Big John
Hey , we found this halter top when cleaning out, not many of these around ! .Thought you might want a picture.Great web site!Thanks! Bruce Elledge
Tyler was just outside of the Zoo's broadcast signal, so my friends and I all installed FM signal boosters in our car stereos and drove to the nearest hilltop to pick up a clear KZEW signal. It was on those hilltops where the Zoo introduced us to artists we would have never heard on our crappy local stations. I've often wondered what happened to the recordings from the Zoo's January Sound Studios? Many great bands recorded sessions there
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Send me your comments or memories of the ZOO, I'll put em here..
This website brings back so many wonderful memo
ries of Dallas in the 70's and 80's. There is nothing like it today and what made the Zoo was not only the music but all the incredible DJ's they had back then. LaBella and Rody, Randy Davis, Charles Mixon and on and on. I got to meet many of these legends and they were all very wonderful people, you just felt close to them all as you grew up listening to them day and night. Thank you for keeping the memory alive. I still have a bunch of stickers and tee shirts from back then. FLY THE ZOO PROUDLY...
Thanks for the good times then and bringing back the Zoo memories now. Can't wait to hear the Frampton concert from his JS broadcast--I still remember when it aired live!
Big AL
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So great to find you! ....I will always be a ZOO FREAK!..
I remember when the Zoo would play 5 or 6 albums back to backon the weekend.....Now... all we get are the corporately pick-
ed "Hits"... and that'sall.... Which is of course.... not enough, for any Music Lover....
AH Irving
tape deck was stolen from my car after about a year and I just went
back to listening to the Zoo full time after that.
I love your web site and I loved the "Zoo", Labella and Rody, Chaz Mixon, Jon Dillon, Beverly Beesley, Randy Davis...they just don't have stations like that anymore. "HUNT JAMES", "WALTER FROM WACO"...Classic stuff. I still have a tee shirt and several of the old stickers. I'll pass along our website as soon as my webmaster gets us up on line. After 26 years we found ourselves back in contact with
Man what a great site! 2-17-09
I remember going to Fair Park to see Black Oak Arkansas,Wishbone Ash, Pure Prairie League, and Head East in 76 with my big brother (Iove you Ian!)it was my first beer. My brothers van was an old telephone repair van painted olive drab with a great, big, Zoo Cruiser sticker. We got pulled over all the time, but never got busted... At least not me.
I used to listen to LaBella and Rody every morning while I was getting ready for school. They always played Whenever I See Your Smiling Face by James Taylor and The Circle Is Small by Gordon Lightfoot. Those songs still take me back to my senior year in high school. Thanks for the memories
Man, I miss when we had "zooworld" am glad I came across this site, I still have a collection of kzew stickers from the early eighties!!! E. Whitten
I still fly the Zoo colors whenever I can. On my '74 Javelin AMX and my beltbuckle. I miss The Zoo, Q102, and now 93.3 The Bone is gone. Thanks for the website of memories.
Dear ZooLoo,
LaBella RIP, Rody, Walter, Chaz, Dillon, Beverly, Whiner, Zipperhead, ZOOworld, Nitzinger,
Free Black Oak for a can of food,The Texxas Jam, Frampton before Live, Damn that traffic Jam, ZOO Freaks, ZooLoo, King Biscuit, Doc Demento, Johnny Winter, Gettin the Led out, Jan Sound, KZEW presents Pat Benatar, ZZ-TOP Autographs, Letting your Freak Flag Fly, My First KISS concert in 1976, My first concert Tull/75, Rody's Sunday call-in talk show, ZABO!, ZOO Stickers, Concert T-Shirts, Cruisin Forest Lane with the Windows down and the ZOO UP! Soooo many m
emories I can't even recall them all. You guy's were a major part of many a young persons life as we grew up in what was then small town USA, Lewisville Texas. Parking our cars at the Cove on Lewisville Lake with our SuperTuner's cranked full blast on the ZOO and playing Frizzbee in the hot Texas sun. You lulled us into Dallas/Ft Worth for Concerts and goodtimes and helped us to not to take growing up too seriously. We laughed until we cried with Lebella and Rody in the morning and then cried for real when the ZOO left us with nothing but Christmas music one sad December day. We thought you would always be there for us and I guess you always will be, "At the Zoo, at the Zoo...".
We miss you and appreciate you...... Pass the Zipperhead and LONG LIVE THE ZOO!
KZEW had a promotion for Led Zeppelin- In Through the Outdoor album. It was called the ZOO CRUISE. My dad provided the boat. Labella, Roadie, and about 25 others were there and we had a blast. There was another ZOO CRUISE for Fleetwood Mac, TUSK album...it was raining for it but still had a great time.
James Dowdy
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I have XM Radio now and they have a channel called "Deep Tracks", which is the closest thing to the Zoo I have found in recent years. Like the Zoo, they play the non-megahit cuts off of 70's albums that aren't the ones you get sick of hearing played over and over on "classic rock" stations. It takes me back to those days of riding around on the blacktop country roads trying to keep the Zoo signal.
Metallica who asked for all the show info from that 1st tour for thier website and after looking at all the info I had I thought it would be time to tell our story too. Yea I was a die hard KZEW listener back then!! I miss those days, I'll have to dig further into your site and enjoy the memories.
David Haig Zigler Productions
Oh my gosh!! you have no idea how many memories this brings
back, to so many people!! thats all i remember about living in
Dallas years ago...Labella and Rodie in the morning, Dr
Demento...and i met John Wells - been trying to find him again
ever since; he was like meeting a part of my
family i hadnt known about, but we had a blast riding around in
that big ol' caddie
of his...last i remember of him is that he was establishing a
recording studio in his
basement, but dangit, lost his phone number and i have kicked
my own butt ever
since!! if you ever hear from him again, tell him Fay from
Daingerfield says hello!!
January Sound recordings on the Zoo was a pure and perfect extended version of "Do You Feel
Like We Do" that Peter Frampton did with that crazy guitar/voice machine of his. I wish XM Radio could buy the January Sound recordings and give it a time slot on their Deep Tracks channel, just like they're doing now with the old King Biscuit Flower Hour sessions.
T. Lee - Houston
he original lineup was Ken Rundel in Morning drive, Mike Taylor middays,
Mark Addy doing afternoon drive, Gary Shaw evening, Mark Christopher late night and Jon Dillon overnight. The staff was killer. I gave them a lot of
freedom to put together great sets of music from our library, and encouraged them to relate to our audience. We added a lot of great live music events and unique promotions and the station exploded. After one year our main competitor KAFM gave up and went top 40, and it was clear sailing after that. The station was hugely successful and made radio history
My latest Zoo find..
I found your site this morning and was
instantly flooded with memories and images of
growing up in North Texas where KZEW, Zoo-
Freaks and rock and roll where all part of our
lives. I was born in Dallas but later moved to
east Texas about 100 miles east of DFW. I
missed my big city life and the Zoo was the way
I kept in touch with all the music, concerts and
events that where going on there. Many nights
we would all gather in someone's field, away
from our parents and the police, build a big
bonfire and turn on several of our car radios to
the Zoo and rock the night away.
I recall so vividly the music of that time, 1974
thru 1979 and then beyond. How KZEW
introduced us to Peter Frampton and his
squalk box years before he recorded Frampton
Live. There was some place called January
Sound where Frampton made a recording of
"Do You Feel Like I Do" and you could only
hear it on the Zoo. To be honest this version
was better than the live album. And who could
forget all the other great music of that age
which by today's standard was very innocent
and so much different. I will never trade the
music of our age with what's out there today.
Yes, I know my parents thought the same
things about Led Zeppelin, but just play
"Ramble On" against some of the filth and
hatred filled songs my step children listen to
today. There is no comparison. That was music
with a melody and lyrics, not what I hear
KZEW changed sometime in the mid 1980's
then I lost track of them after that. By 1987 I
was listening to Jazz on the Oasis and rock and
roll was only a second choice. Then who would
have guessed that before the year 2000,
classic rock and roll would be called "classic".
In my mind there will never be any kind of
music that will replace it and KZEW was there
when we were coming of age. The kids these
days just don't know what they missed.
Frank Griffith
I have XM Radio now and they have a channel called "Deep Tracks", which is the closest thing to the Zoo I have found in recent years. Like the Zoo, they play the non-megahit cuts off of 70's albums that aren't the ones you get sick of hearing played over and over on "classic rock" stations. It takes me back to those days of riding around on the blacktop country roads trying to keep the Zoo signal.
I love your web site and I loved the "Zoo", Labella and Rody, Chaz Mixon, Jon Dillon, Beverly Beesley, Randy Davis...they just don't have stations like that anymore. "HUNT JAMES", "WALTER FROM WACO"...Classic stuff. I still have a tee shirt and several of the old stickers. I'll pass along our website as soon as my webmaster gets us up on line. After 26 years we found ourselves back in contact with
Man what a great site! 2-17-09
I remember going to Fair Park to see Black Oak Arkansas,Wishbone Ash, Pure Prairie League, and Head East in 76 with my big brother (Iove you Ian!)it was my first beer. My brothers van was an old telephone repair van painted olive drab with a great, big, Zoo Cruiser sticker. We got pulled over all the time, but never got busted... At least not me.
I used to listen to LaBella and Rody every morning while I was getting ready for school. They always played Whenever I See Your Smiling Face by James Taylor and The Circle Is Small by Gordon Lightfoot. Those songs still take me back to my senior year in high school. Thanks for the memories
Hey there Zoo Freaks,
I woke up on day about 3 years ago and couldn't stop thinking about the Zoo 98 FM Dallas-Ft Worth
(actually it came to me in a dream) that I had so fondly listened to years ago. After looking on the
internet that day and realizing that there were no websites heralding that great station, i decided to
create one.I researched for hours on end for Zoo related info, but, found very little, I launced
thezoofile.com around February 2007, soon after, I acquired John Rody's old site itsthezoo.com and ,
some time later, received lots of good material and help from John and Pam. My thanks to them!I also
thank all the Zoo Freaks for the audio/aircheck's sent in for the enjoyment of all ZOO FREAKS. I have
spent many hours on building this tribute site to The ZOO and have enjoyed every single minute of it. It
has given me great pleasure! Even though another site sprung up some time later remembering the Zoo,
and even though the creator of this site claims to have had the same idea at the same time as me, I don't
mind, imitation/flattery?. I just filled a void after John's site went down and hopefully have provided a
place to remember, visit, and enjoy the old Zoo. Stop by the ZOOfile.com Facebook site so please visit
often add me to your friends list and help spread the ZOO around!
Scott Hall
The Zewkeeper
Thanks Scott. I really enjoyed browsing through the website. The
Zoo was a big part of my teen years and it's nice to see that others
were too. I remember those Kraco systems - sold only at KMart
right? When I was 17 (and dumb) I actually bought a lemon of a
car (a '73 Gran Torino Sport) primarily for the 8 track stereo system
that it had in it - a Panasonic "Quadrophonic" tape deck. When
you played the special "Quadrophonic" tapes in it (which cost an
extra $2 bucks), you could adjust the fade & balance from one
speaker to the next and hear just the drums and bass guitar, then
at the next speaker - just the vocals, the next speaker - the
background vocals/keyboard, and the last one - the guitars. It
would be kinda gimmicky and annoying now, but when you are 17
and wasted, it was way cool and made you feel like an audio
engineer operating a sound mixing board in a recording studio. The
tape deck was stolen from my car after about a year and I just went
back to listening to the Zoo full time after that.
I enjoyed the stroll down KZEW memory lane via thezoofile.com soooooooo much that I made this little
for Zooin' up my computer.. and happened to think that in case someone else might like to use it also, I'd share. Cheers,Lauri
Basilio Rosales III --The Zoo introduced me to a whole new world. Everything from the new wave and punk to arena rock. To this day I hear certain songs and it's the Zoo that comes to mind... Thanks ! 12-17-13
Robert Bates I remember those days! Kinda lol
February 27 at 5:29am ·
Johnny Brinson Yea the zoo was my favorite in the70s and 80s old School rock and roll
February 27 at 5:29am·
Basilio Rosales III Sure do wish the zoo was still around.
February 27 at 6:19am
Chris Lear Hell yeah. That was the station back in the day. I remember going to UTI in Houston. And if u saw one of these on a car you knew they were from Dallas.
February 27 at 6:59am via mobile ·
Debbie Dillingham ZEW World!! Remember the days!!
February 27 at 7:10am ·
Charlie Leslie Oh to be 17 again & still a ZEW Freak!! But hell, I'll always be a ZEW Freak!!!!
February 27 at 7:16am ·
Don West Man - those were the days, aye MoFo?
February 27 at 7:57am ·
bby Miller Steuber Omg! John & I were talking about this not too long ago. Wish I still had my t shirt.
February 27 at 8:38am
Shari Michelle Muncrief Dill My aunt had a dog named kzew pronounced k-zoo
February 27 at 8:47am ·
Tami Taylor I had this sticker on my 1981 Ford Pinto!!
February 27 at 11:42am ·
Pat Morris I had this on the back of my little yellow Honda---I thought I was so cool
February 27 at 5:16pm ·
Glenn Anderson The Zoo and Q102. Good times
December 5 at 9:36pm
Vic Johnston Debbie Dillingham: One of them was on a weekend with about the same weather conditions we have today.
December 6 at 6:52am ·
Cindy Teigland Had this sticker on the window of my 69 Nova. Still have one that I never stuck on anything.
December 6 at 7:13am
Send me your
memories or comments
about the Zoo or this site and I will stick em on this page.
I'm looking for KZEW airchecks/recordings
I have been checking out your site & was a ZooFreak from beginning to end. I still have my dresser from when I was growing up sporting the original ZooFreak stickers...I still have my stereo cabinet sporting 2 Zoo stickers....I have stored, a stack of Zoo stickers never peeled in XLNT condition including bands, Ozzy, Motley Crue,,,ZZ Top...ect & the 10yrs Great Rock...I have a banner from the tent that was set up @ the last races from Green Valley Raceway that looks like 2'x4' Zoo Sticker & a tshirt that has never been washed from ZooWorld that has Schlitz Rocks America on the front & the Zoo Logo on the back...I would love to be able, as I clean out my garage & go thru things, to be able to take pics & have you guys post them on your site. The Zoo was the most ultimate station EVER. If memory serves correctly, it was a Tuesday morning that I turned on the radio & heard Christmas music non stop thru New Years & how disappointed I was & glad I had collected a pretty sweet collection of stickers & misc. other items...I even have a KZEW kazoo...LoL...Please let me know if you would be interested in pics as I come across the items I have to share w/the rest of people who remember & STILL MISS the best Rock Station in the Nation...Steve
Here's Steve's collection.Thanks Steve for sharing your Zoo!
Zoo Story
R&R Alternative
Texxas Jam
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Children's Ministry
From Cradle to Confirmation
Spiritual development of children begins at home. A child's first understanding of God comes through the parents displayed in long hours spent walking the floor with a colicky baby and easing fearful nightmares, to then offering direction and encouragement in times of doubt and confusion. It is teaching our children that they are worthy of great love that they learn to love others. It is by the grace and enduring love given to us freely by our Heavenly Father that this unconditional love is revealed to our little ones.
When children come to church they are met by volunteers that love the Lord and have a great understanding of discipleship. These teachers are blessed and selfless in their pursuit of God's kingdom on earth. They pray that the word of God touches each child and that each child carries that love with them into thier homes, schools and into the community.
Jesus reminds us in scripture to be like a child, to love Him with the wonder and purity of a child. Come, everyone. Be with us, be with our children from cradle to Confirmation as we all grow in the love of God's word and His grace through his son Christ Jesus.
We serve children birth through 6th grade in our children's department. Our 6th grade has a confirmation class that lasts the entirety of their 6th grade school year.
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Blame yourself for suicide attacks, Canadian troops toldFebruary 19th, 2008 - 10:54 am ICT by admin
Toronto, Feb 19 (IANS) The governor of Kandahar in Afghanistan, where two suicide attacks aimed at Canadian troops killed more than a 100 people on two consecutive days, has blamed foreign soldiers for inviting the deadly bombings. Governor Asadullah Kahlid said Monday he had warned the Canadians five times about a possible attack, but they ignored him. The deadly attacks will mount pressure on the Canadian government to bring troops back home.
The minority Conservative government is seeking opposition support to extend the 2,500-troop mission beyond the mandated date of Feb 2009. But all three opposition parties are opposed to it as Canadian casualties mount.
However, Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier said Canada would not abandon Afghanistan to Taliban terrorists.
"Canada's commitment to the people of Afghanistan and their democratically elected government remains firm," he said in a press release.
"Today's sad events remind us why Canada is participating in the UN-sanctioned, NATO-led effort to help the Afghan people rebuild their lives and their country. Afghanistan cannot again become a base for international terrorism," he added.
Though more than 100 civilians lost their lives in the two suicide attacks, Canadian troops escaped with minor injuries to four of their men.
- Taliban step up attacks ahead of Afghan Loya Jirga - Nov 04, 2011
- Canada to pull civilian staff from Kandahar, base training mission in Kabul - Nov 17, 2010
- 2 US soldiers killed by militants in Afghanistan - Sep 01, 2012
- Afghan provincial governor succumbs to suicide blast injuries - May 29, 2011
- Five ccops among seven killed in Afghan attack (Lead) - Feb 05, 2012
- 23 militants killed in Kandahar - May 08, 2011
- 50 Taliban rebels lay down arms in Afghanistan - Dec 20, 2011
- Eight die in Kabul attack after Obama trip (Second Lead) - May 02, 2012
- Up to 40 killed in Afghan wedding blast (Lead) - Jun 10, 2010
- Eight killed in Kabul attack after Obama visit (Lead) - May 02, 2012
- Kabul terror attack ends, all Taliban guerrillas killed - Sep 14, 2011
- Suicide bomber attacks Afghan wedding, kills 40 civilians (Second Lead) - Jun 10, 2010
- Afghan terror attack ends: 48 dead, 65 injured (Second Lead) - Apr 16, 2012
- Six NATO soldiers killed in Afghan attacks - Jul 10, 2010
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Taking the technological route is often preferred over the standard handwritten notes in a notebook when it comes to taking notes in university. Keeping notes digital is often more efficient — both editing and sharing with classmates is easier when you can copy and paste or share a document with just a few clicks.
From your choice of laptop/tablet to the choice of a note-taking app, you can take further steps to maximize the efficiency of taking notes with technology.
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The go-to option for taking digital notes is a laptop, which most students have in their arsenal of school supplies. Laptops are portable, making it easy to take your supply of notes between campus, your living space, and other study spots.
However, laptops can often become an unnecessary weight addition to your backpack in comparison to a simple notebook, and burdensome when you have to trek all over campus to go between your classes and extracurriculars. Another technological option that will be lighter than a laptop is a tablet — they are easily more convenient in terms of weight by being able to fit in most school bags because of their typically slim build.
Tablets won't have the same built-in keyboard that laptops do, but the problem has an easy fix as there are different keyboard accessories that are made specifically for tablets, making taking notes easy with a lighter tool and its versatile qualities, including its touch screen. With a touch screen, you can buy an accessory, such as a stylus, to take handwritten notes on your tablet. Writing the notes by hand, even with technology, will help you maintain the positive effects of handwritten notes that technology could take away by making you type notes.
Having a laptop or tablet in lecture will also allow you to pull up lecture notes in class, if your instructor provides them for the class beforehand. If you have the PowerPoint in your possession, you don't have to worry about copying each slide word for word. Instead, you can focus more on the actual lecture, and be able to take down any information that isn't on the instructor's notes/PowerPoints.
If you feel like you can't type as fast as your lecturer is able to speak, try recording lectures — most smartphones have reliable voice recorders already installed. Before you do record any lecture, make sure you are aware of your lecturer's policy toward recording as some instructors do not allow any form of recording in their lectures for personal and/or legal reasons.
If you have yet to secure necessary technology for your studies, there are various discounts for college students that will help you fund your purchases. Best Buy has discounts specifically tailored toward college students, allowing you to save money on new laptops and tablets.
At one point or another in your college career, you will encounter Google Docs and love its convenience when it comes to sharing and taking notes. Google Docs allows you to take notes just as you would on any other word document. With a few simple clicks, you are able to share the document to classmates for further studying.
Google Docs also allows for collaborative note-taking — make the document open for viewing and editing for your fellow classmates. Your classmates can directly add to your notes, filling in any information you may have missed in lecture, or offering their own thoughts on the lecture's content.
One of the most convenient aspects of Google Docs is that you can take your notes with you wherever you go, without having to carry around your laptop or tablet. Google Docs has an app for smartphones, allowing you to view your notes on your phone and edit them whenever needed.
Similar to the sharing qualities that Google Docs has, the website OneClass acts as one large Dropbox for lecture notes, instructional videos, and exam study guides. The site lets you upload your own notes and download those of other users so that you can compare your notes to others' and improve the quality of your own notes.
If you have the software of Microsoft Office on your laptop and/or tablet, Microsoft OneNote is another option for taking notes with technology and keeping them organized in one place. Just like any word-processing app, you can type notes just as you would on a word document, but you can also incorporate multimedia into your note-taking on OneNote.
OneNote allows you to easily incorporate clippings from the internet, or diagrams drawn with a touch screen (if using a tablet), into your notes taken on the software. With OneNote, you can make countless digital notebooks for different courses and carry them around in a single technological device without worrying about carrying specific folders/notebooks around campus.
Before purchasing Microsoft Office software, make sure you check if your university has free Microsoft Office for enrolled students, or if the seller you are buying from has a discount for college students.
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I'm very excited to be speaking at UX Australia 2017 again, but have been terribly slow at telling anyone about it on my blog. That's right, all six of you who read it.
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Trump Sued in Kentucky by Three Who Say he Incited Crowd to Violence
Three people who claim they were assaulted at a Donald Trump rally in Louisville, Kentucky, last month have filed a lawsuit against the Republican presidential candidate, saying he "incited a riot."
Molly Shah, Kashiya Nwanguma and Henry Brousseau filed the lawsuit on Thursday in Jefferson Circuit Court in Louisville, claiming that Trump's repeated calls of "get them out" at a rally at the Kentucky International Convention Center on March 1 was intended to direct his supporters to "use unwanted, harmful physical force to remove protesters, including the plaintiffs."
The lawsuit also names as defendants the Trump campaign and three individuals who the plaintiffs claim assaulted them at the rally.
The three plaintiffs, all Louisville residents, claim they suffered physical injuries, emotional distress and humiliation, and are seeking unspecified damages, according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit said Trump stopped his 30-minute speech five times to point out protesters and, in most cases, told supporters to "get 'em out of here," according to the lawsuit.
A spokeswoman for Trump's campaign could not be reached for comment.
The lawsuit claims that Trump "incited a riot as defined under the Kentucky penal code."
The individuals named as defendants are Matthew Heimbach, described in the complaint as a Trump supporter and Ohio resident who is
According to the lawsuit, at the rally, Heimbach, who was wearing a Traditionalist Worker Party T-shirt, attacked Shah and Nwanguma. A spokesman for the Traditional Worker Party could not be reached.
A website for the Traditionalist Worker Party describes it as a grassroots political organization that believes, among other things, that "European-American identity is under constant attack."
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit organization that monitors groups it considers extremist, classifies the Traditionalist Worker Party as a white nationalist hate group.
According to the lawsuit, Nwanguma was assaulted by numerous protesters at the rally, of whom Heimbach and Bamberger were the most aggressive. Video of Nwanguma, a 21-year-old college student, being repeatedly pushed at the convention went viral after the rally, the lawsuit said.
Bamberger could not be reached immediately for comment.
The lawsuit also claims that Shah was assaulted by Heimbach and that Brousseau was assaulted by the unknown female defendant.
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Clocks and watches are essential to everyday life, assisting us with being on time and staying on time.
But how long have watches and clocks been around?
Timekeeping devices trace back to ancient Egypt. The Egyptian version of the clock was called an obelisk or sundial and was 9 metres tall. The length and position of the shadow cast by this tall structure would determine the time of the day.
Thankfully today, clocks can fit in your pocket and don't require the sun to tell time. It was Yi Xing (pronounced I-Hsing), from China who invented a way to keep track of time using mechanical gears. He kick-started the evolution of time storing devices.
Watch the video to gain an overview of telling time.
Who was Yi Xing?
Yi Xing was a Chinese mathematician, astronomer, engineer, and Buddhist monk born in 618–907 tasked with improving the calendar system.
Based on his research and the work of other famous Chinese scholars, Yi Xing created one of the first astronomical clocks that featured an escapement mechanism or weights that were used to pull the clock gears, making sure the clock stayed on time. This clock was very tall and was used to measure the relative distance of the planets and stars, as well as keeping track of time. Instead of using shadows created by the sun, it was powered by a water wheel that would turn the gear in the clock when water filled each scoop of its blade. The best part was once several scoops were filled throughout the day, puppets would appear and play drums, bells, gongs, as well as string instruments. This idea has evolved into the modern day alarm clock.
Yi Xing called the first mechanical clock the Water-Driven Spherical Bird's-Eye-View Map of the Heaven!
Many European clockmakers improved on Yi Xing's design. They focused on the construction so that the clock could be transported around. Clocks and then watches became even more precise in telling the time with the introduction of more moving parts.
A history of clocks – a brief timeline
- 500 BC – Sundials were built in ancient Egypt to mark the passage of the seasons.
- 300 AD – Introduction of hourglass clocks.
- 723 AD – First mechanical clock was made by Chinese mathematician, Yi Xing
- 885 – Medieval Europe began using candles with time markings.
- 1092 – Su Song designed an hydro-mechanical astronomical clock tower.
- 1577 – Swiss clockmaker Jost Burgi invented the minute hand.
- 1657 – Dutch physicist Christiaan Huygens made the first pendulum clock.
- 1676 – British watchmaker Daniel Quare created the first repeating watch.
- 1840 – Edinburgh clockmaker Alexander Bain created the first electric clock.
- 1884 – Worldwide standardization of time zones was put in place.
- 1895 – First modern electric clock created by Frank Hope Jones.
- 1900s – Clocks and personal watches began being produced on mass.
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Find out more about how a cuckoo (pendulum) clock works by watching the video below. This video shows how weights are used in the clock to pull the gears at the right place making sure the clock stays in time.


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Biography of Friedrich Kurz
Friedrich Kurz, born in Bern, Switzerland, 1818; died 1871. At the suggestion of his friend Karl Bodmer, he came to America in 1846, for the purpose of studying the native tribes, intending to prepare a well-illustrated account of his travels. He landed at New Orleans and reached St. Louis by way of the Mississippi. The trouble with Mexico had developed, and for that reason instead of going to the Southwest, to endeavor to accomplish among the tribes of that region what Bodmer had already done among the people of the Upper Missouri Valley, he decided to follow the route of the latter and ascend the Missouri to the Rocky Mountains. But although his plans were changed he did not become discouraged, and on October 28, 1851, entered in his journal " My plan is still for the gallery, I shall have lots of correct drawings. Cholera raged along the upper Missouri in 1851, and for that reason Kurz was unable to remain at Fort Pierre. However, he reached Fort Berthold July 9, 1851. Later he continued to Fort Union at the mouth of the Yellowstone, where he remained until April 19, 1852. Returning, he reached St. Lois May 25, thus covering the distance from the mouth of the Yellowstone in five weeks and one day. He arrived in Bern during September of that year and was soon appointed drawing...Read More


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Abarth may be known for its performance hatchbacks but this time, it is bent on proving its two-wheel expertise next week at the Motorcycle Live 2012, the largest motorbike show in the UK. The high performance car brand has worked wonders on the 500, 595, Punto Evo and Punto Evo Supersport models but it also has a long motorcycling heritage. In the 1920s and 1930s, Karl Abarth was a well-respected bike racer.
Did you know that the first vehicle to bear the Abarth name is a motorcycle that he designed and built himself in 1924? Karl Abarth dared the Orient Express train to race with him in 1934. Abarth won that race. At the motorbike show, Abarth's stand is located at 3F61, Hall 3A. It will show off the newest version of the Abarth 595 Competizione, together with the 'Scorpione' motorcycle, made to honor Karl Abarth.
It was built by specialist constructor Attitude Customs. The stand will also offer the Abarth Racing Bug Experience, offering guests the opportunity to drive these special radio controlled models. Ivan Gibson, head of Abarth UK, said that it's rare for a car manufacturer to appear at a bike show but it's a "perfect fit" for Abarth because of its lengthy motorcycle history and background.
Staying true to the "small but wicked" reputation that Karl Abarth's cars earned in the 1960s, the new 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth is arriving in the United States with same formula that allowed it to achieve success in Europe. The formula includes global-class performance, aggressive styling and high power-to-weight ratio and limited-production volume.
Olivier Francois, Head of FIAT Brand and Chief Marketing Officer at Chrysler Group LLC, remarked that by bringing the 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth to the US, the carmaker could reach out to driving enthusiasts seeking for Italian performance at an accessible price. He quipped that the Fiat 500 Abarth – with its purpose-built design as well as track-tuned handling – promises to deliver the band's iconic racing heritage. Derived from the new 2012 Fiat 500, the new Fiat 500 Abarth was developed to target driving purists as well as track-day enthusiasts – customers who are looking for a small car that combines high-performance and exotic Italian design.
Some of the reasons why the new Fiat 500 Abarth is considered a performance unit are the elements that are usually not found in a small car. For instance, it is powered by the new 1.4-liter MultiAir Turbo engine and comes with Abarth-tuned suspension and brake systems. It also features a race-inspired design as well as technologies usually seen on bigger units.
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Alternative Name : ソマリと森の神様, Somali and the Forest Spirit
Genre(s) : Adventure, Fantasy, Seinen, Slice of Life
Author : GUREISHI Yako
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Years : 2015
Status in Country of Origin : 01 Volumes (Ongoing)
The world is ruled by spirits, goblins and all manner of strange creatures.
Human beings are persecuted, to the very point of extinction.
One day, a golem and a lone human girl meet.
This is a record of the pair; one a member of a ruined race, the other a watchman of the forest. It tells of their travels together, and of the bond between father and daughter.
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