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Kansas City, Kan. - UMBC Head Men's Soccer Coach Pete Caringi, Jr. has been selected as the NSCAA Senior College Men's Northeast regional coach of the year for the 2013 season.
For the second time in his UMBC career, Caringi will now be a candidate for National Coach of the Year. The national ballot will be comprised of all eight regional coach of the year winners, as well as the final four coaches that did not garner recognition as a regional coach of the year.
Caringi earned the 1999 South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year honors, after leading UMBC to the best record in the nation at 19-1-2 and the school's first bid to the NCAA Division I tournament.
In 2013, UMBC won its first America East regular season crown since 2003 after completing an undefeated (5-0-2) conference season and captured their third tournament title and NCAA automatic bid in the last four years. The Retrievers received a first round bye and played UConn in the Second Round of the 2013 NCAA Men's Soccer College Cup. It was the first time in school history that UMBC competed in and hosted an NCAA Division I Tournament contest. The two teams played to a 2-2 double overtime draw; UConn advanced in a penalty kick shootout.
UMBC was in the top ten in all polls and the RPI as of Nov. 20. UMBC was at No. 5 in Top Drawer Soccer, College Soccer News and in the Continental Tire NSCAA Poll. The Retrievers moved up eight slots to No. 10 in Soccer America poll and were No. 6 in the latest NCAA RPI rankings.
The Retrievers advanced to the second round in the NCAA Championships in both 2010 and 2012. The 2013 season marks UMBC's fourth NCAA Tournament appearance overall, having earned its first bid in 1999.
In 23 seasons under Caringi, UMBC is 145-47-29 (.722) at home and the Retrievers are 86-20-23 (.756) in 129 games on the Bermuda turf of Retriever Soccer Park. The Retriever mentor has an overall record of 246-144-54 (.615) during his tenure on Hilltop Circle and in 32 years as a collegiate head coach, he is 416-171-62 (.689).
Caringi has the most victories of any soccer coach in school history, and his 246 wins are the third-most of any Retriever mentor. He was the Northeast Conference Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2002, the America East Conference Coach of the Year in 2005 and led the America East Coaching Staff of the Year in 2013.


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BI Side Table
Based out of a workshop in Italy, Imperfettolab's name is derived not from the flaws of an imperfect object but rather from the unique and exclusive qualities of the studio's handcrafted outputs. While each piece is born of a common mold - the skilled sanding, painting and hand polishing that ensues renders every chair, table, lamp, and accessory a one-of-a-kind work of art.
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Grains closed higher with beans leading the way. December corn finished 1 ¾ cents higher at $6.40, November soybeans up 13 cents at $12.70, and December wheat up 4 ¾ cents at $6.22 ¾.
The weekly export sales data was favorable for corn today but beans have held the most support after the Supply and Demand report this week. With the US Dollar sharply lower and equity indices and energies sharply higher, grains had a lot of help from outside markets.
Export sales were as follows:
Export sales were as follows:
This year Next year
Wheat 483,600 MTs 17,000 MTs
Corn 1,258,900 MTs 85,400 MTs
Soybeans 672,400 MTs 0.0 MTs
Informa released their acreage estimates this morning and are as follows:
Corn 93.1 million acres, down 1.2mil from Sept estimate, up 1.3 mil from 2011
Soybeans 77 million acres, up 1.2 mil from Sept estimate, up 2 mil from 2011
All wheat 57 million acres, up 385,000 from Sept estimate, up 2.6 mil from 2011
All cotton 12 million acres, unchanged from Sept estimate, down 2.8 mil from 2011
The commitment of traders report this afternoon shows the "Managed Money" slightly reducing their net short wheat position, and slightly reducing their net long corn and soybean positions. With demand picking up in corn this week we could see the liquidation slow down from the funds.
We still like reownership strategies in the January soybean options. Please call in for specific strike/prices. Have a great weekend!
Chart: December corn (keeps settling below the 200 day Moving Average)
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DI Women?s Basketball Player of the Week ? No. 1
KANSAS CITY, Mo - Amber Arceneaux-Francis of St. Thomas (Texas) has been named the NAIA National Division I Women's Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Arceneaux-Francis is the first honoree of the 2012-13 season and was selected based on her performances from Dec. 31 - Jan. 6 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/unaffiliated group winners.
Arceneaux-Francis, a native of Houston, Texas, tallied a pair of double-doubles to lead the Celts to a combo of victories against Northwood (Texas), 93-54, on Jan. 3 and at SAGU (Texas), 77-56, on Jan. 5. The senior forward converted 21-of-34 field goals and 17-of-22 free throws en route to a 29.5 points per game average. She also ended the week averaging 15.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 2.0 blocks and 4.0 steals per game.
Against Northwood, Arceneaux-Francis led St. Thomas with 23 points and 10 rebounds, while ranking second in the box score with six assists. She wrapped up her stellar week with 36 points and 21 rebounds (eight offensive, 13 defensive) - both career-highs - against SAGU.
Arceneaux-Francis has emerged as a force for the Celts this season, ranking amongst the top 10 nationally in rebounds per game (12.0), offensive rebounds per game (4.8), points per game (20.1), total rebounds (168), total scoring (281), defensive rebounds per game (7.2) and steals per game (3.4).
For a complete list of all the national statistical leaders, click here.
The next Player of the Week announcement will be on Jan. 15. For the complete Player of the Week calendar, click here.
Nominees: Nicole Yazzie, Westminster (Utah); Courtney Ward, Peru State (Neb.); Chasity Kearney, Tougaloo (Miss.); Adijat Adams, Biola (Calif.); Ashleigh Spencer, Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.); Schera Sampson, Shawnee State (Ohio); Alisha Gentry, Bethel (Tenn.); LaKenya Drayton, Auburn Montgomery (Ala.); Nicole Hampton, Lubbock Christian (Texas).
2012-13 Division I Women's Basketball Players of the Week
Week 1 (Jan. 8): Amber Arceneaux-Francis, St. Thomas (Texas)


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EKOI LEGENDE Black Gold Helmet
EKOI has developed a premium range primarily for the use of the fantastic athletes we have the distinct honour to equip. These exceptional champions require the very best products, every gain is important and can mean the difference between the win, a podium place or just a finish. It is perfectly normal that we should make these exceptional products available to all our customers.
Designing a PREMIUM product requires the input of a team of specialists from A to Z and is a task that is far more time consuming and difficult than one might, initially, imagine.
- - Product DESIGN is the work of a French or Italian designer, it is then validated and tested by our own in-house team as well as by the same pro riders who initially tasked us.
- - The product is developed by our designers, who work exclusively for EKOI.
- - The product is tested at least 3 times in real conditions before approval for sale.
- - The product is made using the best available materials.
- - Production is 100% made in EUROPE (for optimal quality control of the materials used and the finish that must be PERFECT).
Only SILVER and GOLD VIP Club discounts will be accepted.
All promotional codes can not be applied to PREMIUM products
Free returns Except during official French sales periods : Returns policy
Shipping information to : France
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The all new, ground breaking EKOI LEGENDE helmet has been designed by Benjamin BLANCHARD, then checked and validated by 2 Italian designers at the forefront of bike and motor bike helmet design. Made in Italy by a company that specialises in the manufacture of top-of-the-range cycling helmets.
The initial helmet design was then extensively tested and tweeked (as necessary) in the wind tunnel for optimal air penetration and air flow, and FINALLY it was personally tested and improved by, none other than, Romain BARDET, who has worn the helmet every day for training or racing since the start of the 2018 season.
The development of the EKOI LEGENDE helmet has required 2 years of painstaking work. We would like to thank Romain BARDET for his invaluable assistance in the development and refinement of this helmet, that he wore for the very first time in public on the Tour de France 2017 on the 14th of July (St Girons-Foix) stage, already a year ago, but those 12 months were necessary to improve helmet comfort and above all to reduce its weight (by 30g).
The design of this product was inspired by the first leather helmets seen in the 40's and called a hairnet (in English) or a boudin in french. Extremely well ventilated, with a wraparound shape for optimal air flow and protection, associated with the necessary comfort required for bike racing.
Product features
Every helmet comes supplied with:
3 different foam thickness options
+ an insect net
- Internal cage in polypropylene for reinforced protection in the event of a crash.
- CAD-designed ergonomic shape (adapted to most european head shapes)
- Modern magnetically-closing buckle for precision fastening
- Optional transparent aero shell (sold separately) for added aerodynamics and protection from the rain and cold.
- Exceptional and never before seen helmet finish: transparent micro shell with the choice of brilliant, matt or GOLD finishing
- 28 vents for unbeatable ventilation.
- Height and circumference occipital adjustment + the choice of 3 different foam thicknesses for the perfect fit.
- Height adjustable occipital bone dial for a precision fit for every head shape.
- Specific left and right occipital adjustment for that precision fit for every head shape.
- 100% made in Italy.
- 5 YEAR WARRANTY (against all impairments, except in the event of a crash)
- HELMET (CRASH) REPLACEMENT WARRANTY: We will replace your helmet at half price should you damage or break your helmet resulting from a crash (warranty applies for the first 2 years following helmet purchase)
For use:
Road cycling: Training and racing
Technical features
- Full (liner & shell) In Mold.
- 28 vents.
- Ventilated straps (excellent wicking).
- 3 different foam densities to choose from + an insect net are supplied with the helmet for the perfect helmet fit adapted to fit every head shape and size.
- Fully-adjustable straps (below each ear).
- 9 different colour options: National colours of France / Italy / Belgium / Spain. Plus matt black & brilliant white / Transparent / Matt black / Gold / AG2R La MONDIALE TEAM REPLICA
- Further customising options on the EKOI configurator (foam colour , wearer's name)
Helmet weight:
- 235g in size S/M 55/58 cm
- 255g in size L/XL 59/62 cm
La norme CE (NF EN ISO 12312-1:2013 + ISO 12312-1 2013) est conforme aux lois en vigueur dans les pays de l'Union europeenne.
Cette norme CE 1078 n'est pas valable aux USA ( norme CPSC obligatoire) ou en Australie. Nous vous conseillons (si vous vivez hors de l'Union européenne )de vous informer sur la norme en vigueur conforme aux lois de votre pays ou de contacter notre service information produit Ekoi qui vous renseignera.
- High-density, ultra light EPS with internal polypropylene cage.
The type of polystyrene used has been specifically selected for its performance and density.
S/M (55/58cm)
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Liberty News
Construction continues on new campus bookstore
Students are eagerly awaiting their new Liberty University-Barnes & Noble bookstore — and they should have it by March.
Construction on the two-story brick superstore located on Main Campus across from the entrance to Williams Stadium is ongoing.
It will feature a café, an outdoor patio, and a large selection of the Barnes & Noble book line with a few minor modifications. The top floor will be geared toward atmospheric shopping and relaxation, while the bottom floor will house textbook transactions, such as semester-end buy-backs.
The 20,000 square-foot facility will nearly double the size of the current bookstore in Arthur S. DeMoss Learning Center.


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Nottingham might be known for the legends of Robin Hood, but the city is about far more than stories of outlaws and angry sheriffs. You'll find history here aplenty, embodied in the 11th-century Nottingham Castle, the impressive vaulted cathedral and the stately Elizabethan Wollaton Hall, surrounded by a well-groomed deer park.
There's a modern side to the city too. The Nottingham Playhouse is one of the country's leading theatres with year-round dance, music and drama performances, while the spirited student population create a packed schedule of gigs and festivals. Those looking for a little retail therapy should hit the designer boutiques at the Flying Horse Centre.


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Jocher through Johnson, K.
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Jordan, G. through Jospe.
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Kaae through Kalberer.
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Koop through Korea War.
Korea War.
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Kremer through Krogager.
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Land through Landy.
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Lawing through Lawrence, O.
Lawrence, P. through Layne.
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Learnihan through Leddy.
Ledeboer through Lee, G.
Lee, H. through Lee, R.
Lee, S. through Leffingwell.
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Lemos through Leonard, M.
Leonard, N. through Le Roux.
Le Roy through Lester, L.
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Lewis, T. through Libertore.
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Little Singers of Lourdes through Livestock shows, L.A.
Livestock shows, L.A. through Lloyd, G.
Lloyd, H. through Lockett.
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Lodjic through Logan, L.
Logan, N. through Lombardi.
Lombardo through Long, F.
Long, G. through Longet.
Longfellow through Lopada.
Lopasky through Lord.
Lordan through Los Angeles, A.
Los Angeles, A through Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles County through Los Angeles, C.
Los Angeles, C.
Los Angeles, C through Los Angeles, F.
Los Angeles, F through Los Angeles, H.
Los Angeles, H.
Los Angeles, H.
Los Angeles, I through Los Angeles, parks.
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Los Angeles, parks through Los Angeles, P.
Los Angeles, P.
Los Angeles, P through Los Angeles, S.
Los Angeles S through Los Angeles, streets.
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Los Angeles, water through Los Angeles, zoo.
Los Angeles, zoo through Loubet.
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Times Travel Section.
Los Angeles.
Loucas through Loveless.
Lovell through Lowther.
Lowthian through Lucas, C.
Lucas, D. through Lucerne.
Lucero through Luckner.
Lucks through Luedeke.
Luedemann through Lukens.
Luker through Lund, M.
Lund, N. through Luning.
Lunk through Lush.
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Mc / Mac.
Mc / Mac.
McAloney through MacArthur, Douglas.
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Marzotto through Mason, M.
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Meteor through Mexico, A.
Mexico, B through Mexico, S.
Mexico, T through Miault.
Micara through Microwaves.
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Miller, B. through Miller, M.
Miller, M. through Miller, Z.
Millerick through Mills, L.
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Moore, M. through Moosa.
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Morelock through Morgan, I.
Morgan, J. through Morhar.
Morhouse through Morong.
Morosco through Morrison, E.
Morrison, F. through Mortenson.
Mortage bankers through Mosher.
Moshier through Mothers' day.
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Mottiez through Mount Rubidoux.
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Munroe through Murder victims.
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Murphy, H. through Murrin.
Murrish through Music.
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Myers, K. through Nafziger.
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Navarro through Nehru, J.
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Nelson, D. through Nerlinger.
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New York.
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Newcomb through Newman, I.
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Newvill through Nichols.
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O'Meara through O'Neill, F.
O'Neill, G. through Oakley.
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Oil through Oklar.
Okner through Old people.
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Olds, M. through Oliveau.
Olivecrona through Ollis.
Olliver through Olson, D.
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Ommanney through Opengault.
Openshaw through Opera.
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Otterbein Regional Bank through Overpeck.
Overseas Packaging Co. through Owens.
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Paci through Pacifico.
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Padget through Pagel.
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Palmer, J. through Pan American Games.
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Pangman through Paprocky.
Papstein through Parisien.
Parisot through Parker.
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Parks through Parslow.
Parsons through Pasadena Home For Aged.
Pasadena Philharmonic Committee through Pasti.
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Patrick through Patterson, G.
Patterson, H. through Patton, George S.
Patton, George S. through Paulekas.
Paules through Paxon.
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Peck through Pego.
Pegram through Penfield.
Penfold through Peppa.
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Perri through Peru, Cuzco.
Peru, Lima through Petersen, N.
Petersen, O. through Petra.
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Pezzuti through Philippines.
Philippines through Phillips, P.
Phillips, R. through Phypers.
Physical culture through Picado.
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Pidlaoan through Pierce, P.
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Pilot through Pipersky.
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Podres through Polesello.
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Pontius through Pope John XXIII.
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Porcett through Portis.
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Pote through Poulson, Norris.
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Pugach through Pumps.
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Puthoff through Pyle.
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Quarry through Quesnot.
Quessy through Quinn, I.
Quinn, J. through Rabenhorst.
Rabenston through Radel.
Rademacher through Radziwill.
Rae through Raka.
Railcars through Railroads.
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Ram through Ramona Pageant.
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Rancho Los Amigos through Randel.
Randell through Rao.
Raoul through Rasulo.
Rasumny through Rauh.
Raulino through Ray, J.
Ray, L. through Reach.
Read through Reagan, Ronald.
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Red Cross.
Red Rock Canyon through Redl.
Redland through Reed, D.
Reed, E. through Rees.
Reeves through Refugees.
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Reich through Reis Velloso.
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Reiley through Remsburg.
Remsen through Rent.
Renta through Requa.
Requarth through Resendez.
Reserva through Restifo.
Restivo through Reutter.
Reutzel through Reyes.
Reyher through Reynolds, R.
Reynolds, R. through Rhine.
Rhinehart through Rhodes, I.
Rhodes, J. through Rica.
Ricard through Rich, F.
Rich, G. through Richards, E.
Richards, F. through Richards, Z.
Richardson through Richley.
Richlin through Rickenbaker.
Rickenberg through Rideau.
Ridell through Riede.
Riedel through Rifenbark.
Rifenburg through Rigney.
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Rineheart through Ripka.
Ripley through Rittenhour.
Ritter through Rivers.
Rivers through Robatzek.
Robb through Roberts, B.
Roberts, C. through Robins.
Robinson through Robman.
Robnett through Rockefeller, Nelson.
Rockefeller, Nelson through Rockers.
Rockets through Rodeos.
Rodeos, Sheriff's through Roehl.
Roehling through Rogers, J.
Rogers, J. through Rogers, Z.
Rogerson through Roller coasters.
Roller skating through Romania.
Romania through Romero, I.
Romero, J. through Rongen.
Ronguillo through Roosevelt.
Roosevelt through Ros.
Rosa through Rosell.
Rose Parade.
Roselle through Rosensteil.
Rosenstock through Ross.
Ross-Dilley through Roth.
Rothberg through Roussel.
Rousselle through Rowen.
Rowing through Royar.
Royce through Rubber tires.
Rubber tires through Rubinow.
Rubinstein through Rudden.
Rudder through Ruffing.
Ruffini through Rumler.
Rumley through Ruser.
Rush through Russell, B.
Russell, C. through Russia.
Russia through Rutgens.
Rutgers through Ruud.
Ruuska through Rydbeck.
Ryde through Sachar.
Sachau through Safian.
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Saint Jacques through Saint Elmo Village.
Saint Frances de Sales Church through Saks.
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Salmon through Salzer.
Salzman through Sanchez, C.
Sanchez, D. through Sanders, H.
Sanders, I. through Sanford.
Sangare through Sapien.
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Sarrazin through Saudi Arabia.
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Scott, K. through Scotter.
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Seltz through Sennet.
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Sharkey through Shattles.
Shatto through Shaw, G.
Shaw, H. through Shea.
Sheade through Sheep.
Sheer through Shellenback.
Shellenberg through Shepherd, I.
Shepherd, J. through Sherman.
Shermarke through Simanouchi.
Shimazaki through Ships, through 1966.
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Ships, D. through Ships, F.
Ships, G. through Ships, M.
Ships, N. through Ships, R.
Ships, S. through Shishim.
Shiskin through Shooting ranges.
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Shopping malls - architecture.
Shopwin through Shouel.
Shoulders through Shriners, Los Angeles.
Shriners, national convention, 1925, Los Angeles through Shub.
Shuba through Shuttee.
Shuttlesworth through Sidle.
Sidlin through Sierroty.
Sierra through Sik.
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Sim through Simmons, I.
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Simonds through Simpson.
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Skaggs through Skelton, Richard.
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Smith, D. through Smith, E.
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Smith, J.O. through Smith, L.
Smith, M. through Smith, P.
Smith, Q. through Smith, T.
Smith, V. through Smog.
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Socha through Softball.
Sogaard through Solares.
Solari through Solt.
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Sonfield through Soref.
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Sortland through Souma.
Soumi through Southern California Festival of Flowers.
Southern California Flower Growers Inc. through Soutsana.
Souva through Space.
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Spain through Spal.
Spalding through Sparks.
Sparkuhl through Speas.
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Spencer through Spiders.
Spiegel through Spinsters Ball.
Spinsters Club through Sporkin.
Sporl through Sprague, P.
Sprague, R. through Springmeyer.
Springs through Stager.
Stagg through Spuck.
Spudich through Stachowski.
Stack through Stampeders.
Stamper through Standing.
Standish through Stansauk.
Stanford University.
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Starkey through Stead.
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Steibert through Steiner.
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Stengel through Stephens. L.
Stephens, M. through Stern.
Sternad through Stevens, R.
Stevens, S. through Stevenson, C.
Stevenson, D. through Stewart, Q.
Stewart, R. through Stinetort.
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Stynchula through Sugg.
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Surtees through Sutowski.
Sutphen through Swan.
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Swor through Syrovy.
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Tache through Taft.
Tagariello through Takamori.
Takano through Talbot, K.
Talbot, L. through Tallmadge.
Tallman through Tams.
Tamsen through Tannan.
Tannatt through Taplinger.
Tapp through Tarson.
Tart through Taufenback.
Taufer through Taylor, B.
Taylor, C. through Taylor, I.
Taylor, J. through Taylor, M.
Taylor, N. through Teacher.
Teachers through Teen Age Center.
Teen-agers through Telephone.
Telephone through Television.
Television through Tenco.
Tendas through Tennis.
Tennis through Terrail.
Terral through Tessy.
Test through Thackrey.
Thackwell through Thanksgiving through 1961.
Thanksgiving, 1962 - through Thaxton.
Thayer through Theotia.
Theotokis through Thiessen.
Thieu through Thomas, D.
Thomas, E. through Thomas, Z.
Thomasian through Thompson, C.
Thompson, D. through Thompson, H.
Thompson, H. through Thompson, K.
Thompson, L. through Thompson, Q.
Thompson, R. through Thorak.
Thorat through Thornton, L.
Thornton, M. through Throup.
Throwar through Tibbot.
Tibbott through Tierstein.
Tiesen through Tillier.
Tillies through Timwerhof.
Tin through Tippetts.
Tippey through Titscher.
Tittel through Tobiason.
Tobiassen through Toland.
Tolar through Tomasek.
Tomasello through Tomsky.
Tomson through Topaz.
Tope through Torgler.
Toriello through Tornay.
Tornberg through Torriarani.
Torribio through Totty.
Totus through Tousson.
Toussoun through Towner.
Townes through Toy Loan Library, 1950.
Toy Loan Library, 1951- through Track.
Track through Traendly.
Traffic accidents through Trams.
Tramunti through Trasher.
Trask through Travis.
Travis through Treat.
Treaties through Trees.
Trees through Treff.
Treffery through Trepinski.
Trepp through Triggs.
Trigiani through Trippett.
Trippi through Trotter.
Trotti through Trudel.
Trudell through Truman, Harry S.
Truman, Harry S.
Truman, Harry S.
Truman, Harry S. through Truston.
Trusty through Tuason.
Tuckwell through Tunis.
Tunisia through Turkey.
Turkey through Turner, I.
Turner, J. through Turtles.
Turton through Twid.
Twigg-Porter through Tyler, I.
Tyler, J. through Uebel.
Uebelhoer through Umbaugh.
Umbeck through Union Rescue Mission.
Unitas through U.S. Agriculture (Dept. of).
U.S. Air Force.
U.S. Air Force.
U.S. Air Force.
U.S. Air Force.
U.S. Armed Forces through U.S. Army.
U.S. Army.
U.S. Army.
U.S. Army.
U.S. border through U.S. Coast Guard.
U.S. Coast Guard through U.S. Customs.
U.S. Customs through U.S. Marines.
U.S. Marines.
U.S. Marines through U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy.
U.S. Navy through U.S. Post Office.
U.S. presidents through Unress.
University of California.
Unruh through Uren.
Ureta through Utah.
Utashi through Vaiman.
Vainisi through Valentine ball.
Valentine's day through Valley Junior College.
Valley Music Theater through Van Brynke.
Van Buren through Van Derford.
Van Deusen through Van Hoose.
Van Hooser through Van Reisen.
Van Remoortel through Van Wie.
Van Wiick through Vandenberg.
Vandenberg through Vanderpool.
Vanderpyl through Vargas.
Vargas through Vaughan, E.
Vaughan, F. through Veditz.
Vedova through Vendrell.
Vendroux through Veraun.
Verdy through Vescovo.
Vesella through Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Veterans Service Center through Victorson.
Victory through Vietnam War.
Vietnam War.
Vietnam War.
Vietnam War through Villiers.
Villines through Virginia.
Virginia through Vleck.
Vlick through Volcanoes, J.
Volcanoes, K through Voltz.
Volunteer League through Von Frenckell.
Von Fritsch through Von Soosten.
Von Spiegel through Votaw.
Voters through Vullo.
Vulovic through Wagai.
Wage through Wagner.
Wagnsson through Wakehurst.
Wakelin through Walkem.
Wackera through Walker, H.
Walker, I. through Walker, V.
Walker, W. through Wallace, George.
Wallace, George through Wallace.
Wallander through Wallis.
Wallis and Carroll through Walstrom.
Walsworth through Walton, I.
Walton, J. through Waniolek.
Wank through War, Middle East.
War, Middle East through WWII.
WWII through Ward, J.
Ward, K. through Warmath.
Waring through Warren, Earl.
Warren, Earl through Warren, S.
Warren, T. through Washington, G.
Washington, H. through Washington, DC.
Washington, DC through Washkansky.
Washner through Water.
Water through Watkins, K.
Watkins, J. through Watson, K.
Watson, K. through Waxer.
Waxman through Weapons.
Weapons through Weather.
Weather through Webb, I.
Webb, J. through Webster, J.
Webster, K. through Weeks, G.
Weeks, H. through Weigner.
Weihe through Weinrich.
Weinress through Weislow.
Weisman through Weksler.
Wela through Weller.
Welles through Welpron.
Welsch through Wentner.
Wents through Werth.
Wertham through West, L.
West, M. through West Coast Theater Co.
West Hills Hunt Club through Western Salt Co.
Western Semiconductors Inc. through Weston.
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp. through Weitz.
Wettlin through Whalen.
Whales through Wheelan.
Wheeland through Wheelon.
Wheelright through White, A.
White, B. through White, H.
White, I. through White, P.
White, R. through Whitecar.
Whited through Whitley.
Whitlinger through Whitney.
Whiton through Whytock.
Wian through Widigdo.
Widing through Wiesler.
Wiesner through Wilby.
Wilce through Wiles.
Wiley through Wilkins.
Wilkinson through William.
Williams, A. through Williams, D.
Williams, E. through Williams, I.
Williams, J. through Williams, P.
Williams, R. through Williams, T.
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Associated Press - World War II negatives.
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Neg. # G2876 Interior view of Hongwanji Buddist Temple, Los Angeles (Calif.). undated.
Neg. # G3032 Tom Mah, portrait. ca. 1925.
Neg. # G4752 Funeral procession for Sun Yat-sen in Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). ca. 1925.
Neg. # G4754 Funeral procession for Sun Yat-Sen in Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). ca. 1925.
Neg. # G2095 Michio Ito, portrait. 1929.
Neg. # 18833 Palomares family, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 10, 1940.
Neg. # 19985-4 Japanese immigrants register as Los Angeles residents. September 04, 1940.
Neg. # 19986-1 Japanese immigrants register as Los Angeles residents. September 4, 1940.
Neg. # 19986-2 Japanese man registers as a Los Angeles resident. September 4, 1940.
Neg. # 19986-3 Japanese immigrants register as Los Angeles residents. September 4, 1940.
Neg. # 23089 Cinco de Mayo parade in Pomona (Calif.). May 23, 1941.
Neg. # 23089-1 Mexican American dancer and musicians on Cinco de Mayo. May 12, 1941.
Neg. # 23860 Japanese American beauty contestants model swimsuits. August 19, 1941.
Neg. # 25052 Lapel buttons for Chinese Americans. December 22, 1941.
Neg. # 25056-1 Japanese American Citizens' League as Anti-Axis Committee Headquarters. December 8, 1941.
Neg. # 25056-2 Detainment of Japanese civilians in Los Angeles (Calif.). December 1941.
Neg. # 25056-3 Street scene in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.) on December 8, 1941. December 8, 1941.
Neg. # 25056-4 Street scene in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.) on December 8, 1941. December 8, 1941.
Neg. # 25056-5 Closed bank in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 8, 1941.
Neg. # 25056-6 Street scene in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.) on December 8, 1941. December 8, 1941.
Neg. # 25056-7 Japanese grocery in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 8, 1941.
Neg. # 25129 First aid class at the Avila Adobe on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 16, 1941.
Neg. # 25130 Japanese submit personal property to the Los Angeles Police Department. December 29, 1941.
Neg. # 19824 Los Angeles celebrates 161st anniversary. September 26, 1942.
Neg. # 25802 Japanese American Anti-Axis Committee members testify before the Tolan Committee. March 6, 1942.
Neg. # 26034 Iwaki Drug Company auction in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 9, 1942.
Neg. # 26037 Impounded Japanese fishing boats, Fish Harbor, Los Angeles (Calif.). February 1942.
Neg. # 27343 Leo Carillo and Grace Stoermer christen liberty freighter Felipe De Neve, Los Angeles (Calif.). September 9, 1942.
Neg. # 28139 Laurence I. Hewes Jr., Cesar Martino, and Manuel Aguilar discuss Mexican farm labor. January 17, 1942.
Neg. # 27426 Mexican Independence Day parade outside City Hall, Los Angeles (Calif.). September 16, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-1 Rally for Madame Chiang Kai-shek in Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-2 Parade for Madame Chiang Kai-shek in downtown Los Angeles (Calif.). May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-3 Madame Chiang Kai-shek at a banquet in Los Angeles (Calif.). May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-4 Rally for Madame Chiang Kai-shek in Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-5 Madame Chiang Kai-shek, seated portrait. May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-6 Madame Chiang Kai-Shek speaks at a rally in Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 28817-7 Madame Chiang Kai-shek arrives at City Hall, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 3, 1943.
Neg. # 33209 Mexican Independence Day celebration at Los Angeles City Hall. September 16, 1944.
Neg. # 36931 Cinco de Mayo festivites at City Hall, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 6, 1945.
Neg. # 41373 Kenny Washington and Governor Earl Warren. May 10, 1946.
Neg. # 42220 Kenny Washington, Woody Strode, and other UCLA football alumni. August 11, 1946.
Neg. # 45827 Los Angeles Chinese Women's Club members. April 24, 1947.
Neg. # 45980 Cinco de Mayo festivities in Los Angeles (Calif.). May 5, 1947.
Neg. # 45991 Music Week performance at Los Angeles City Hall. May 5, 1947.
Neg. # 47683 Los Angeles celebrates 166th anniversary at City Hall. September 5, 1947.
Neg. # 47683-1 Hernandez family participates in Los Angeles' 166th anniversary celebration. September 5, 1947.
Neg. # 48576 Funeral of Archbishop Cantwell in St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Los Angeles (Calif.). November 3, 1947.
Neg. # 50823 Blessing of the animals on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 28, 1948.
Neg. # 50982 Shopkeeper in Old Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 7, 1948.
Neg. # 50982-1 Old Chinatown resident, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 7, 1948.
Neg. # 50982-2 Street scene of Old Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 7, 1948.
Neg. # 50982-3 Street scene of Old Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 7, 1948.
Neg. # 50982-4 Temple guardian statue in Old Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 7, 1948.
Neg. # 50982-5 Schoolgirls outside an Old Chinatown temple, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 7, 1948.
Neg. # 53351 Border station at Mexicali-Calexico (Mexico). August 27, 1948.
Neg. # 53351-1 Patroling for opium near the U.S.-Mexico border, Tijiana (Mexico). August 27, 1948.
Neg. # 53473 Tomoya Kawakita hears his conviction. September 3, 1948.
Neg. # 53530 Dolores Tejeda, la Reina de Churubusco, portrait. September 7, 1948.
Neg. # 87872 Undocumented immigrants board bus for deportation to Mexico. April 13, 1949.
Neg. # 55959 Funeral of Pfc. David M. Gonzales. February 3, 1949.
Neg. # 56072 Funeral of Pfc. David M. Gonzales. February 6, 1949.
Neg. # 58479 Street scene of Old Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). June 27, 1949.
Neg. # 59884 Preparing for a fiesta on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). September 14, 1949.
Neg. # 59912 Chinese American Citizens Alliance drum corps girls. September 15, 1949.
Neg. # 61767 Las Posadas procession on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 22, 1949.
Neg. # 61767-1 Las Posadas procession on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 22, 1949.
Neg. # 65849 Nisei Week Festival queen finalists, Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 14, 1950.
Neg. # 65942 Nisei Week Festival Queen, Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 21, 1950.
Neg. # 66289 Chinatown residents pray to save Old Chinatown Buddist Temple, Los Angeles (Calif.). September 14, 1950.
Neg. # 62680 Jackie Robinson, Joe Nadel, and Al Green on the set of "The Jackie Robinson Story". February 14, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-1 Undocumented Mexican immigrant awaits deportation. May 3, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-2 Authorities discuss illegal immigration from Mexico. May 2, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-3 Border crossing at Mexicali-Calexico (Mexico). May 2, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-4 Border crossing at Mexicali-Calexico (Mexico). May 2, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-5 Undocumented Mexican agricultural workers await deportation. May 2, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-6 Undocumented Mexican immigrants apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol. May 3, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-7 Undocumented Mexican immigrants searched by U.S. Border Patrol. May 2, 1950.
Neg. # 64173-8 Harvesting peas in Oxnard (Calif.). May 2, 1950.
Neg. # 64247 Mexican governor Don Pio Pico's mansion, Whittier (Calif.). May 7, 1950.
Neg. # 64586 Mexican American agricultural laborers, Culver City (Calif.). May 24, 1950.
Neg. # 69023 Boxing, Art Aragon vs. El Conscripto. March 7, 1951.
Neg. # 69097 Cabbage farmer Chiyeko Suzumoto in Gardena (Calif.). March 12, 1951.
Neg. # 69151-1 Nat King Cole and Maria Cole. March 20, 1951.
Neg. # 69151-2 Federal agents seize Nat King Cole's Hancock Park home, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 15, 1951.
Neg. # 69891 Chavez Ravine property owners protest Elysian Park public housing development. April 27, 1951.
Neg. # 69930 Los Angeles Chinese Women's Club members. April 30, 1951.
Neg. # 70020 Cinco de Mayo festivities in Los Angeles (Calif.). May 6, 1951.
Neg. # 70377 Mexican American farmer plows his field in Palos Verdes (Calif.). May 27, 1951.
Neg. # 71497 Nisei Festival Queen garden party, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 6, 1951.
Neg. # 71660 Chavez Ravine residents refuse eviction order. August 20, 1951.
Neg. # 71660-1 Hillside view of Chavez Ravine. August 20, 1951.
Neg. # 71660-2 Hillside view of Chavez Ravine. August 20, 1951.
Neg. # 71660-3 Hillside view of Chavez Ravine. August 20, 1951.
Neg. # 72964 Art Aragon and Jimmy Carter weigh in before fight. November 15, 1951.
Neg. # 72964-1 Boxing, Art Aragon vs. Jimmy Carter. November 15, 1951.
Neg. # 72964-2 Art Aragon after fight with Jimmy Carter. November 15, 1951.
Neg. # 79051 Procession outside of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 15, 1952.
Neg. # 84873-1 Duke Holloway and George Clemens prepare for Golden Gloves Tournament. February 2, 1954.
Neg. # 84888 Raid on a Chinese gambling house in Chinatown, Los Angeles (Calif.). January 11, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-1 Mexican workers riot at the United States-Mexico border, Mexicali (Mexico). February 2, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-10 Vehicle moves through crowds of waiting workers, Mexicali (Mexico). January 30, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-11 Mexican worker touches Mexican soil to elude border patrolmen, Mexicali (Mexico). January 26, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-12 Rioting crowds of Mexican workers cross the U.S.-Mexico Border, Mexicali (Mexico). February 3, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-13 Mexican worker obtains legal entry into the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). February 8, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-14 View from Mexicali (Mexico) toward the United States. February 7, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-2 Mexican laborers return home from work in the United States. February 8, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-3 Mexican workers await legal employment in the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). February 3, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-4 Street scene of Mexicans awaiting legal employment in the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). January 31, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-5 Mexican workers recieve health check before entering the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). January 27, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-6 Mexican workers await legal employment in the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). January 7, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-7 Mexican worker crushed by crowds at the U.S.-Mexico border, Mexicali (Mexico). February 2, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-8 Mexican workers await legal employment in the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). February 8, 1954.
Neg. # 85119-9 Mexican workers await legal employment in the United States, Mexicali (Mexico). January 31, 1954.
Neg. # 85192 Abe Saperstein, Satch Paige, and Walter Dukes of the Harlem Globetrotters. January 30, 1954.
Neg. # 87862 Boxing, Art Aragon vs. Vince Martinez. July 1, 1954.
Neg. # 88354 Miss National Japanese-American Citizens League and attendants. August 9, 1954.
Neg. # 88471 Nisei Festival Week Queen and contest finalists. August 17, 1954.
Neg. # 90984 Leo Carillo unveils portrait of Antonio Carrillo. January 17, 1955.
Neg. # 91677 Mardi Gras festivities on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). February 23, 1955.
Neg. # 91724 Removing Quan Yin statue from Old China City, Los Angeles (Calif.). February 25, 1955.
Neg. # 92739-1 Ramona Bowl Pagent, Hemet (Calif.). April 24, 1955.
Neg. # 92739-2 Ramona Bowl Pageant actors. April 24, 1955.
Neg. # 93407-1 Los Angeles Fire Department accused of lying about desegregation. July 22, 1955.
Neg. # 93422 Boxing, Art Aragon vs. Don Jordan. June 3, 1955.
Neg. # 97207 Negro History Week proclaimed in Los Angeles (Calif.). February 7, 1956.
Neg. # 97286-1 Rafer Johnson poses with track and field equipment. February 11, 1956.
Neg. # 97286-2 Rafer Johnson runs the hurdles. February 11, 1956.
Neg. # 97545 Rafer Johnson competes in the hurdles. April 30, 1956.
Neg. # 98133 Mexican American community leaders discuss narcotic problem in East Los Angeles (Calif.). April 4, 1956.
Neg. # 98216 Leaders at a conference on Fair Employment Practices, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 8, 1956.
Neg. # 98330 Steve Bilko hits home run on Wrigley Field, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 27, 1956.
Neg. # 98330-1 DiMaggio brothers reunion. August 27, 1956.
Neg. # 98332 Sugar Ray Robinson after bout with Carl (Bobo) Olson. May 19, 1956.
Neg. # 98332-2 Sugar Ray Robinson receives physical exam before fight. May 19, 1956.
Neg. # 99000-1 Sugar Ray Robinson and Carl (Bobo) Olson weigh in. May 19, 1956.
Neg. # 99000-2 Spectators at the Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Carl (Bobo) Olson fight, Wrigley Field, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 19, 1956.
Neg. # 99070 Boys' Clubs receive donation from the Los Angeles Times. May 23, 1956.
Neg. # 108589 Negro History Week resolution. February 4, 1958.
Neg. # 116242 Angustain family evicted from home in Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 9, 1959.
Neg. # 116242-A Bulldozer razes last standing home in Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 9, 1959.
Neg. # 116242-C Chavez Ravine residents confer with Councilman Roybal after eviction. May 9, 1959.
Neg. # 116242-D Chavez Ravine residents wave good-bye from truck. May 16, 1959.
Neg. # 116242-E Sheriff Deputies carry Aurora Vargas from Chavez Ravine home. May 9, 1959.
Neg. # 116242-F Chavez Ravine property owners examine bulldozed ruins. May, 1959.
Neg. # 116242-G Sheriff Deputies evict Abrana Arechiga from Chavez Ravine home. May 9, 1959.
Neg. # 200647 Anthony Quinn, Fred Astaire, and their daughters. December 23, 1959.
Neg. # 200704 Archie Moore tests the biceps of Casey Stengel. December 29, 1959.
Neg. # 202857-1 Primary grading for Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 16, 1960.
Neg. # 202857-2 Primary grading of Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 12, 1960.
Neg. # 202870 Olvera Street scene, Los Angeles (Calif.). April 13, 1960.
Neg. # 214933 Raising the Mexican flag in Los Angeles Plaza. May 6, 1962.
Neg. # 214933-1 Cinco de Mayo festivities on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). May 6, 1962.
Neg. # 219888 Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph Abernathy. May 26, 1963.
Neg. # 219909 Los Angeles City Councilman Billy G. Mills. May 30, 1963.
Neg. # 219909-1 Los Angeles City Councilman Gilbert Lindsay and his wife, Ann Lindsay. May 29, 1963.
Neg. # 220066 Guilty verdict for Black Muslims in Los Angeles (Calif.). June 11, 1963.
Neg. # 220126 Medgar Evers memorial march in Los Angeles (Calif.). June 17, 1963.
Neg. # 229794 Ruben Salazar interviews civilians in Vietnam. August 8, 1965.
Neg. # 229801 Leslie Uggams and Ricardo Montalban. August 7, 1965.
Neg. # 229867 Harry Belafonte plays the drums. August 16, 1965.
Neg. # 230428 Woman and baby on sidewalk in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). October 15, 1965.
Neg. # 230428-1 Burned residence from Watts Riots, Los Angeles (Calif.). October 15, 1965.
Neg. # 230428-2 Los Angeles Municiple Court Judge Loren Miller, and son. October 12, 1965.
Neg. # 230428-3 Dollar for Watts Committee. October 17, 1965.
Neg. # 230496 United Farm Worker's strike in Delano (Calif.). October 20, 1965.
Neg. # 230496-1 United Farm Worker's strike in Delano (Calif.). October 17, 1965.
Neg. # 230496-2 United Farm Worker's strike in Delano (Calif.). October 17, 1965.
Neg. # 230508 Lew Alcindor and Coach John Wooden huddle with UCLA freshman All- Americans. October 19, 1965.
Neg. # 230508-1 Lew Acindor dribbles as a UCLA freshman. October 19, 1965.
Neg. # 232050 Police officers search suspects in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 230508-2 Lew Alcindor plays offense for UCLA basketball in game against USC. March 5, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-1 Police officers guard a looted store in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-10 Location of a shooting in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-2 Armed police officers stand watch on a roof in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-3 Police officers guard an intersection in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-4 Armed police officers guard street in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 15, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-5 Governor Brown and Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty exit riot conference. March 15, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-6 Police officer threatens suspect with shotgun in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 15, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-7 African American youths pose by damaged storefronts in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-8 Police officers guard a looted store in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 15, 1966.
Neg. # 232050-9 Location of a shooting in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). March 16, 1966.
Neg. # 232539 Japanese American children at temple dedication. May 2, 1966.
Neg. # 232576 Cesar Chavez, portrait. May 6, 1966.
Neg. # 232576-1 Cesar Chavez at National Farm Workers Association headquarters. May 6, 1966.
Neg. # 233340 Groundbreaking ceremony for a Shinto temple in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 27, 1966.
Neg. # 233451-1 Nisei Festival Week Queen rides in parade through Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 11, 1966.
Neg. # 233451-2 Nisei Festival Week Queen contestants. August 11, 1966.
Neg. # 233451-3 Nisei Festival queen contestants watch Ondo Japanese dances. August 11, 1966.
Neg. # 234450 Las Posadas festivities on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 5, 1966.
Neg. # 234464 Lew Alcindor plays offense in UCLA basketball varsity-frosh game. November 27, 1966.
Neg. # 234464-1 Lew Alcindor plays offense for UCLA basketball against Duke University. December 12, 1966.
Neg. # 234464-2 Lew Alcindor plays offense for UCLA basketball in game against USC. March 12, 1967.
Neg. # 234464-3 Lew Alcindor plays defense for UCLA basketball in game against USC. March 12, 1967.
Neg. # 234464-4 Lew Alcindor, after UCLA basketball defeats USC to end perfect season. March 12, 1967.
Neg. # 236839 Abandoned apartments in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 21, 1967.
Neg. # 236839-1 Charcoal Alley in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 16, 1967.
Neg. # 236839-2 Children play at Washington Carver pool in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 13, 1967.
Neg. # 236967 Muhammad's Mosque raided by police, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 30, 1967.
Neg. # 236973 African American girls walk to summer jobs in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 31, 1967.
Neg. # 236973-1 African American boys walk to summer jobs in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). July 31, 1967.
Neg. # 236997 Augustus Hawkins speaks at the Automobile Detail School in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 1, 1967.
Neg. # 237032 Casius Clay waves to crowd at Watts Summer Festival. August 14, 1967.
Neg. # 237032-1 H. Rap Brown and Ron Karenga. August 14, 1967.
Neg. # 237032-2 Watts Summer Festival parade, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 14, 1967.
Neg. # 237122 Nisei Week Festival parade in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 21, 1967.
Neg. # 237122-1 Nisei Festival Week Queen speaks with Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty. August 15, 1967.
Neg. # 240164 Negro History class at Manual Arts High School, Los Angeles (Calif.). August 16, 1968.
Neg. # 240262 Boxers speak to press before fight at Los Angeles Forum. August 25, 1968.
Neg. # 240262-1 Ruben Olivares at press conference in Los Angeles (Calif.). August 22, 1968.
Neg. # 240920 Los Feliz Woman's Club's Christmas Seals booth. December 3, 1968.
Neg. # 240920-1 Selling pinatas on Olvera Street, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 22, 1968.
Neg. # 240920-2 Christmas celebration at Wrigley Field, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 24, 1968.
Neg. # 240983 Queen of the Watts Chistmas Parade. December 15, 1968.
Neg. # 250299 Black Panthers press conference. January 21, 1969.
Neg. # 250340 Walt Alston presents Maury Wills with Dodger uniform. June 12, 1969.
Neg. # 250689 Children play among the ruins of Wrigley Field in Los Angeles (Calif.). March 21, 1969.
Neg. # 250745 City Councilman Tom Bradley at Los Angeles mayoral elections. April 2, 1969.
Neg. # 250775 Distributing street cleaning supplies to Operation Youth in Los Angeles (Calif.). April 6, 1969.
Neg. # 261055 Angela Davis and Professor Donald Kalish. October 7, 1969.
Neg. # 261446 Altar of the Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles (Calif.). November 15, 1969.
Neg. # 261474 Chicano Moratorium Committee antiwar demonstrators. November 19, 1969.
Neg. # 261474-1 Rosalio Munoz greets Chicano Moratorium Committee demonstrators. November 19, 1969.
Neg. # 261539 Watts Willowbrook neighborhood cleanup, Los Angeles (Calif.). November 26, 1969.
Neg. # 261641 Angela Davis after Black Panther shootout, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 8, 1969.
Neg. # 261641-1 Black Panther headquarters, Los Angeles (Calif.). December 9, 1969.
Neg. # 265860 UCLA basketball players Henry Bibby and Sidney Wicks. December 24, 1970.
Neg. # 262093 Chinese New Year Queen. February 9, 1970.
Neg. # 262394 Angela Davis, portrait. March 11, 1970.
Neg. # 263960 Angela Davis demonstrates against prison conditions at the State Building (Calif.). June 20, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-1 Rosalio Munoz speaks at a press conference. September 1, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-10 Chicano Moratorium Committee antiwar demonstrators. August 30, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-11 Chicano Moratorium Committee antiwar demonstrators. August 30, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-12 Ruben Salazar, portrait. ca. 1970.
Neg. # 265105-13 Rioting following Chicano Moratorium Committee antiwar protest. September 17, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-2 Mourners pay respects to Ruben Salazar. September 2, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-3 Mexican Independence Day parade in Los Angeles (Calif.). September 17, 1970.
Neg. # 265105-4 Rioting following Mexican Independence Day parade in Los Angeles (Calif.). September 17, 1970.
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Welcome to our hometown Qaqortoq and region in South Greenland.
South Greenland is an unique part of the Arctic Island of Greenland, with great contrasts between chilly glaciers and green valleys. There are plenty of ice in the fiords with both giant icebergs from the local glaciers as well as enormous amounts of "Grand Ice", pack ice from the North Pole, dominating our region in spring and early summer; May and June. This "Wide White World" of the Grand Ice is an experience of a lifetime.
Qaqortoq, often described as the most beautiful town in Greenland, has a picturesque setting, between the fiord of Qaqortoq and the lake of Tasersuaq. The town is separated in two parts by a creek from Tasersuaq Lake. Most of the colourful houses have "million dollar views", with a fantastic view over the fiord or lake. Houses with small Arctic Gardens are to be seen here and there, with flowers, small trees and vegetable gardens. The more than 200 years old houses in the town centre, from the colonial era, has been maintained as an active part of town, with different businesses and institutions – please notice our old beautiful fountain and the stone sculptures and stone carvings, "Stone & Man", which are scattered around town.
Our town has good accommodation facilities, and good food is to be experienced at our cosy restaurants.
Many of our creeks and small rivers has excellent angling opportunities, especially Arctic Char – and many anglers come to our region year after year… Also game hunting is possible, especially in the northern part of our region. Furthermore, South Greenland and the Qaqortoq region is ideal for hiking.
Eric the Red and his fellows came first as guests, as the tourists today – but he decided to stay and settled, creating the connection of Greenland to the Nordic countries. Numerous ruins from the Norse culture in the Middle Ages are scattered around the fiords, from the mighty church ruin in Hvalsø to small stone pens in the mountains.
The Inuit culture has thousand years of history in South Greenland, and the hunters are still the backbone of the old culture. The hunters are the suppliers of fresh, healthy meat and fish for the local diet as well as for skins/hides for our national costumes and warm winter fur coats. You are able to observe the daily life of the hunters in the centre of Qaqortoq, at the local fish market where the daily catch are being sold.
The Sheep Farmers are living on isolated farms, in the deep fiords, and they represent an important part of our cultural heritage. It is a mixed culture between the Nordic Countries and Greenland, which has developed since the late 1700s. It is possible to visit farms, and transport, accommodation and food can be arranged.
But, one again – Welcome – We are looking forward to show you our wonderful region, and we will see to that your visit will be an experience of a lifetime…
So, please contact us – and we will assist with the details for a fantastic stay…
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As one of the leading tourism companys in Greenland, we offer adventurous Icecap tours or soul relaxing Hot Springs with fantastic view. See some of the collection of our tours.
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. — Slow Food Lake Tahoe and Mamasake have partnered to offer a delicious and educational event to raise consciousness about sustainable seafood and how actions as Lake Tahoe Truckee consumers can effect this important issue.
The evening of sustainable seafood will be held at Mamasake, located in the Village at Squaw Valley, on Wednesday, March 5, starting at 6 p.m.
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Produce used in the evening's meal will be provided by Tahoe Food Hub, specialty growers and Corrigan.
In addition to a delicious and sustainable meal, Corrigan will conduct a presentation and discussion about why sustainable seafood is important.
Brand Little, owner and fisherman of The Little Fish Company, will show a 15-minute film by the Monterey Bay Seafood Watch Program "Can the Oceans Keep Up with the Hunt." The event will conclude with a raffle of an awesome fish-inspired artwork, donated by Ryan Bahlman of RynoArt.
This event builds on Slow Food Lake Tahoe's mission of reconnecting the community to enjoying local, seasonal and sustainable food. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $45 at http://slowfoodlaketahoe.brownpapertickets.com.
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