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Moscow Open Games: LGBT Sports' Small Victory
On March 2nd, 2014 the first ever Russian Open Games came to their end. 330 sportsmen from different countries participated in this sports event, organized by the union of gay athletes.
The majority of Muscovites were unaware of this LGBT event: organizers did not publicly announce it in order to avoid accusations in "Homopropaganda". Nevertheless they believe that the realization of such international LGBT event in Moscow is a small victory in itself.
DESPITE & REGARDLESS OF...
Only six out of eight tournaments were held. Prizes were awarded only in five sports events because the sixth tournament - a basketball match - did not come to its end due to a provocation, said Elvina Yuvakaeva, the Chair of the Games' Organizing Committee, in her interview for Deutsche Welle. She clarified that the basketball tournament was interrupted because someone had lit a smoking shell inside the sports hall.
Ski and swimming competitions had to be canceled but on different grounds. In swimming - not a single administration of Moscow's pools was ready to allow LGBT athletes to swim there. By the way - the single accident with a smoking shell interrupted two sports events at once - not only the basketball but also swimming competition. Because the pool (where its administration had given its consent to hold the Open Games' sports event in swimming) was located in the same building as the basketball court.
There were paradoxical difficulties in searching for a suitable sports scene for ski competitions. One would see it was the most accessible kind of sports in Russia during the winter. Organizers decided to cancel ski heats because they take place outdoors and no one could guarantee that minors would not have a chance to see them. So it would be highly likely to violate the so called law "on homopropaganda", explained Yuvakaeva.
ADMINISTRATIVE MEANS IN FUNCTION
The head of the Games' Organizing Committee noted that the refusal to allocate premises to hold LGBT competitions was the main scourge of the Open Games. "We were under the impression that the administrations of all sports complexes in Moscow and its suburbs knew the nature of our sports event and they had been advised to not allow us there", admitted Elvina Yuvakaeva in her interview for the DW.
According to Konstantin Yablotsky, the President of the Russian Federation of LGBT Sports, owners of sports complexes who refused to host the Open Games explained their decisions in privacy by saying that they had been experiencing pressure. "Directors of sports complexes whispered in my ears that the Federal Security Service paid certain interest in this occasion, managers of sports complexes received calls from the Presidential Administration or Municipalities with threats to shut down their establishments if they will allow us there". Alas, it is not possible to prove any fact of pressure because it was done by word of mouth, added Yablotsky.
WITH HEARTS OPEN
On the other hand, the Open Games' organizers stress the fact that they do not have a task to search for those guilty of attempts to ruin the Open Games or to prove their right in various state bodies. Organizers wanted to maintain and keep a positive attitude and it gave good results, noted Elvina Yuvakaeva in her interview for the DW.
"Faced with troubles, organizers did not follow the path of war, but continued to do their best in order to make the Games a reality because they strongly believed that 'eye for eye' strategy was not a constructive way to hold a dialogue", said Yuvakaeva. "What is important is that we could persuade the Games' participants in it. That's why I believe that the motto of the first Russian Open Games - Open Your Heart and Win! - suits them the most and proved to be totally correct".
Open Games' participants said during a brunch organized after the Games' closure that despite all troubles which they had to face with and regardless of all fear which grew bigger with every new provocation, they were satisfied with the competitions. "Most of the participants assessed LGBT Games as certainly positive event", stressing that it fostered their will to go on with sports", stated Elvina Yuvakaeva.
Misfortune with ski heats turned out to be the LGBT Games organizers' victory. Free time in competitions was filled by curling which initially had been planned as a part of entertainment program. Athletes who came to Moscow to join the Open Games liked this kind of sports so much that it was decided to hold a mini-tournament in curling. And this event was done free of any provocation, said members of the LGBT Games' Organizing Committee.
REALITIES AND DECLATATIONS
However, organizers of the first Russian Open Games are not unambiguous in assessment of the Games' result. Formally the Games' schedule was fulfilled on 70 per cent, the event turned out to be somewhat crumpled, constant interruptions of competitions marred our pleasure, complained Elvina. "I can't understand why have we faced such a big resistance, we did everything in the lawful manner", says puzzled Ms. Yuvakaeva. "And it seems quite strange against the background of Russian leaders' statements on absence of discrimination of LGBT community in Russia".
The original of this article: Egor Vinogradov. Open Games in Moscow - a small victory of LGBT sports.// Deutsche Welle, March 2014
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For now, though, I've got a project up for grabs if anyone is interested. I'm working with a folk rock band that's just recently tracked about 14 songs, working on a small budget, and looking for a mixing engineer. We've talked to some local engineers about taking on the project and had some interest, but when I found MixOff and listened to some of the work here I wanted to see if anyone was interested here too.
Although I read the stickypost that encouraged uploading just a chorus and verse, I went ahead and uploaded the whole thing - please feel free to only mix and upload what you feel comfortable sharing. I'm perfectly fine with making decisions based on smaller portions, but I want you to have access to the material as a whole in case it influences your mixing decisions.
While we don't need an overnight turnaround, the timeframe on the whole project is limited to about a month. Again, we don't have a large budget but if one of you wants to take on the project we can compensate you. We look forward to working with you and seeing what can come of this!
If I've forgotten anything obvious, or if you have any questions, please let me know!
There seems to be a problem with the website's messaging system. i have an offer regarding this project, so lets hope it's temporary and ill try again later.
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Great song - has a nice laid-back feel to it.
I sent you a PM, but if you did not receive it feel free to email me. I put together a mix of this to use as an example for you.
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May I ask what you did to the snare? There is like no bleed whatsoever going on!
What a great song! I seriuosly had a blast mixing it. I hope you enjoy my spin on it!
I also PM'd/emailed you, but as others have said the site is acting funny... not sure if they went through.
I made a little different mix.
A lot more reverb than those references tracks or other mix posted here so maybe not what you have in mind.


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Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden said team personnel discussed giving quarterback Colin Kaepernick a tryout, the Associated Press reported Tuesday.
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Mark Geragos, Kaepernick's attorney as he pursues a collusion grievance against the NFL, was unmoved by the news of Gruden's apparent interest.
"Isn't it obvious what the real reason is?" Geragos wrote in an email to the AP.
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The state prosecution has asked the state court to repeal a verdict acquitting Aleksandar Cvetkovic of charges of participating in genocide in Srebrenica in July 1995. The defense objected to the proposal.
Bosnian Serb Soldier Acquitted of Srebrenica Genocide
The Bosnian state court acquitted former Bosnian Serb Army serviceman Aleksandar Cvetkovic of taking part in the genocide of Bosniaks from Srebrenica in July 1995.
Analysis – Verdict in Cvetkovic Genocide Case on July 2
After a trial that has lasted nearly two years, the Bosnian state court will hand down a verdict in the Aleksandar Cvetkovic trial on July 2. Cvetkovic has been indicted for genocide in Srebrenica.
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Previous Testimony by UN Military Observer to be Presented at Cvetkovic Trial
At today's hearing of the Aleksandar Cvetkovic trial, the trial chamber approved a motion by the state prosecution to watch a video recording of testimony previously given by former UN military observer Joseph Kingori. The video recording will be presented to the Bosnian state court at the next hearing.
Convicts Describe Statements Given in Past Proceedings at Cvetkovic Trial
The Bosnian state prosecution called upon Vlastimir Golijan and Zoran Goronja to testify regarding statements they gave during proceedings which had been previously brought against them by the Bosnian state court.
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At today's hearing of the Aleksander Cvetkovic trial, the defense included 44 pieces of material evidence in the case file. Cvetkovic, a former Bosnian Serb fighter, is charged with mass killings that took place during the Srebrenica genocide.
Former Bosnian Serb Soldier Distributed Aid, Witnesses Say
At the trial of former Bosnian Serb soldier Aleksandar Cvetkovic, defense witnesses said that the defendant was known for distributing humanitarian aid from Serbia during the Bosnian war.
Vital Survival not Endangered
Testifying at the trial of Aleksandar Cvetkovic, who is charged with genocide in Srebrenica, a Defence expert witness denies findings by a State Prosecution expert concerning the identification of bodies from the Srebrenica area.
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For a bit more you might up the monitor refresh rate to 144Hz and move to the 1660 TI, which will give a decent bump over the RX 590. But what's there isn't bad at all. You can probably run most games at 75fps with an RX 580; the 590 is in a bit of a tough spot at the moment.


Take a peek at your Organic Harvest box this week! Looks delicious . . .
Don't you just love fresh cantaloupe? This type of melon is extremely nutrient-packed, yet has very few calories. It is highly concentrated with beta-carotene, folic acid, potassium, vitamin C, as well as dietary fibre. It is also one of the very few fruits that has a high level of vitamin B complex, B1 (thiamine), B3 (niacin), B5 (pantothenic acid), and B6 (pyridoxine). Cantaloupe is rich in anti-oxidants that help prevent cancer and heart disease.
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New Brunswick's 2011 Provincial Wellness Conference, appropriately entitled Building Momentum: the Wellness Movement in New Brunswick, was held last week in Moncton. Hosted by the Department of Wellness, Culture, and Sport and several partners, the conference was attended by delegates from a variety of organizations, governmental, private, and non profit, from a variety of sectors (health care, poverty reduction, outdoor promotion) in NB.
The Conference featured speakers on health care and different cultural groups in NB, building community partnerships, reducing tobacco use, obesity, and psychological health– a little bit of everything that is encompassed in the large topic of wellness was included.
Opening the Conference was Trevor Holder, Minister of Wellness, Culture, and Sport, who emphasized the gravity of the state of wellness in NB, proclaiming it a crisis that needs to be tackled. In his speech, Minister Holder spoke of the need for developing a culture of wellness in New Brunswick. Currently taking an introductory sociology class at Université de Moncton, I have been repeatedly been hearing about the notion of culture in the past weeks and found the idea of a culture of wellness interesting.
Teenagers often tend to have their own culture, separate from, although nevertheless influenced by that of adults'. We often talk differently, dress differently, and react differently to experiences than our parents do.
Considering that adults are the ones with the most input on how our lives will proceed up until early adulthood, it's rather impressive that teens over the years have been able to develop their own culture. Even if being peers unites us to a certain degree because of common realities and stages of life, when reflected upon, it is astounding that we are able to create and become strong proponents of our own culture despite the important influence of the cultures upheld in our communities.
Whether the teen culture is one that is beneficial for teenagers to subscribe is debatable, the negative effects of peer pressure being deterrents to acceptance of peer pressure, the possible positive effects (e.g. student who is urged to participate in afterschool sports and activities by friends) often underplayed.
My point is, if it is possible for a group of individuals (teens) who aren't official leaders of their world to develop their own culture of widespread influence, it is possible for individuals with an interest in wellness to develop a culture that places importance on wellness, even if these individuals seemingly aren't in charge of their communities. Although the support of a variety of organizations in NB is necessary to resolve the wellness crisis, anyone can contribute to improving the wellness of NB by starting with improving the wellness of himself, his friends, and his family.
Originally published in the Times & Transcript on April 2nd, 2011.


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Thomas Mozley
Thomas Mozley (1806 - June 17, 1893), was an English clergyman and writer, associated with the Oxford Movement.
Mozley was born at Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, the son of a bookseller and publisher. His brother, James Bowling Mozley, would become known for his own theological works. From Charterhouse School he progressed to Oriel College, Oxford in 1825, where he became the pupil, and subsequently the intimate friend, of John Henry Newman. In 1831 he was ordained, after which he became curate of Colchester, leaving a year later to take over the rectorship of Moreton Pinkney. He asked to leave four years later and in 1836 became rector of Cholderton, Wiltshire. In September of that year, he married Newman's older sister Harriet, creating a familiar connection to his mentor. From the beginning, he was a strong supporter of the Tractarian movement, and after contributing for some time to the "British Critic", its periodical, succeeded Newman as editor in July 1841.
In 1843 he was on the point of joining the Roman Catholic Church. Newman, however, strongly advised him to take two years to reflect, and Mozley decided to remain an Anglican. In 1844 he began to write leading articles for "The Times", and continued to do so regularly for many years. Ironically, Newman's own conversion to Catholicism in 1845 broke the connection between Mozley and Newman, who stopped their correspondence.
In 1847 he resigned his country living and settled in London, but in 1868 accepted the living of Plymtree in Devon. Mozley published his 'Letters From Rome,' from 1869 to 1870, covering the convening of Vatican I. From 1876-1880 he was rural dean of Ottery St Mary, Devon. He retired in 1880, and moved to Cheltenham, where he died.
He was the author of "Reminiscences, Chiefly of Oriel, and the Oxford Movement", published in 1882, which details a history of the Oxford Movement and Mozley's own connection to it. Critical reception of the work remains mixed.
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At the end of the 60's, the Italian publishing company Atomic Rocket Comics committed itself to a full round artistic project, drawing esthetic inspiration from the most colourful styles coming from overseas and from the tradition of the national noir comic book genre, also known as "fumetto nero". Through the making of comic books and picture stories as well, and several gadgets too aimed to entertaining the readers, Atomic Rocket produced stories of masked superheroes and its content was very extreme and cruel, and it was made even more appealing by a fine esthetic choice.
Unfortunately, the religious and political organisations of that time found such products unbearable, because Atomic Rocket Comics started a real cultural fire and its impact on society was massive. And, alas, it was a real arson (a malicious one) to bring to a financial bankrupt the company, causing all the creative team involved in this project to disappear into anonymity, leaving behind themselves, in the years to follow, a trail of misery.
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Effect of Youth in Action on Work Readiness and Socioeconomic Outcomes: Findings from Ethiopia
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About 89 million youth between the ages of 12-24 are part of a growing cohort of out-of-school youth, approximately half of whom live in Sub-Saharan Africa. While many of these youth aspire to be active members of their community, many out-of-school rural youth face limited formal socioeconomic opportunities, and are often unable to access systems and structures to help their aspirations.
This situation is especially true for Ethiopia, a country that has a notably young population. 45% of the ~90 million Ethiopians are under the age of 15 years while ~70% of the populations is under the age of 30 years. And this youth bulge is projected to remain at this level as the population grows to ~127 million by 20379. This youth bulge is accompanied by a moderate rate of unemployment of youth (15-24 years) in Ethiopia, with some projections noting a youth unemployment rate of 8% in 2014. Youth unemployment is more prevalent in urban areas compared to rural areas; however, the youth unemployment rates in rural areas is confounded by the high rates of underemployment for rural youth.
In response to this, the Youth in Action (YiA) program was implemented by Save the Children in partnership with Mastercard Foundation. The goal of YiA is to improve the socioeconomic status of around 40,000 out-of-school young people (12-18 years), both girls and boys, in rural Burkina Faso, Egypt, Ethiopia, Malawi, and Uganda.
The Program Outcome Study (POS) was designed to understand how youth work readiness (financial literacy, work support and resources, academic skills and transferable skills) might change for a sample of youth over the program period, and how those changes might impact socioeconomic outcomes (income earning status, adequate savings, credit access). It was designed as a pre-post study with no control or comparison group.
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Home Church
Clergy burnt church files after being accused of covering up abuse, inquiry hears
Harry Farley 20 March 2018 | 4:57 PM
A senior clergyman burnt church files, an inquiry heard today, after he failed to report the systematic abuse of children by a priest to the police.
John Treadgold, the former dean of Chichester Cathedral, returned to the empty deanery after he retired in 2001, took files from the basement and burnt them in the garden, his former colleague Peter Atkinson said.
Peter Atkinson was chancellor at Chichester Cathedral under John Treadgold and is now Dean of Worcester.IICSA
It happened as Terence Banks, the head steward of the cathedral, was convicted of 32 sexual offences against 12 boys over a period of 29 years. He was sentenced to 16 years in jail in 2001 after an investigation by Sussex police.
However it later emerged through a report conducted by Edina Carmi in 2004 that Treadgold had been told of Banks' abuse by a victim in 2000 but had not reported it to the police, the child protection adviser or social services.
Of Banks' 12 victims, all were under 16 years of ago and some were as young as 11. He was eventually convicted in 2001 of 23 charges of indecent assault, five of buggery, one of indecency with a child under 14 years, and two of attempting to procure acts of gross indecency.
The current dean of Worcester, Peter Atkinson, was chancellor of Chichester Cathedral at the time, and told the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse that Treadgold came back to the deanery after he had retired and burnt files that were in the basement.
The inquiry is chaired by professor Alexis Jay, second from left.IICSA
'What I remember of the episode is that he returned to the deanery, which was then empty, removed a number of files from the deanery basement and had a fire in the garden,' Atkinson told the inquiry today.
'I don't know what the files were,' he added.
'It is a bit odd that he moved away and then came back to do this. It was sufficiently troubling for us to mention this to the police.'
He said the police 'took it very seriously' but 'ultimately no future action was taken'.
He described Treadgold's dealings with the police as 'defensive' and said he blurred homosexuality with paedophilia in his attitude.
'The conflict over homosexuality and abuse was, like many men of his background and his generation, there was an unease about her whole idea of homosexuality and a sort of presumption that homosexual men where unsafe in relation to other men, particularly younger men or boys.'
The independent inquiry into child sex abuse is hearing evidence into how the diocese of Chichester dealt with allegations of abuse as a case study for the wider Church of England.


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Memphis ACADEMIC BUILDING, WEST TENNESSEE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. #A-72003.
Memphis Administration Building, Memphis Municipal Airport, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #0B-H1249.
Memphis AERIAL VIEW OF DOWNTOWN MEMPHIS. Title on reverse. #50664.
Memphis Aerial View of Memphis Business District. #OB-H2130.
Memphis ALBERT PICK MOTOR INN - MEMPHIS. Two views: Pool and Dining Room. Narrative on reverse. #1EK-156.
Memphis Approaching Memphis, Tenn. Shows two riverboats, the James Lee and the Harry Lee, docked at levee.
Memphis At the Wharf, Memphis, Tenn. #G 14646.
Memphis Auditorium, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #16 (front). #15781 N (reverse).
Memphis Band Stand, Court Square, Memphis, Tenn. #A-1113.
Memphis Bear Pit, Overton Park, Memphis, Tennessee. #20996.
Memphis Bell Tavern in HOTEL CLARIDGE, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Oversize. Narrative and title on reverse. #D-12906.
Memphis Bird House, Overton Park Zoo, Memphis, Tenn. #22935 N.
Memphis The Bridges, Memphis, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #1DK-191.
Memphis BROOKS MEMORIAL ART GALLERY, Memphis, Tennessee. Title on reverse. #P6355.
Memphis BROOKS MEMORIAL ART GALLERY, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-69843.
Memphis BROOKS MEMORIAL ART GALLERY, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #40 (front). #119707 (reverse).
Memphis BRY'S, MEMPHIS, TENN. #93909.
Memphis CATHOLIC CLUB, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-97322.
Memphis Central Bank & Trust Co. Building, Memphis, Tenn. #35185.
Memphis Central High School, Memphis, Tenn. #35172.
Memphis CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-92421.
Memphis Chickasaw Park, Cossitt Library and Custom House, Memphis, Tenn. #A-20698.
Memphis CHUCALISSA, Prehistoric Indian Town, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-76390.
Memphis The City from the Mississippi River, Memphis, Tenn. Shows steamboat docked in foreground. #R-37166.
Memphis City Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. Pub. by I. & M. Ottenheimer.
Memphis Coletta's FINE ITALIAN FOODS, 4940 Summer Ave. Narrative on reverse. Two views. #35062-B.
Memphis Columbian Mutual Tower, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #13 (front). #15194 N (reverse).
Memphis Confederate Park and Mississippi River, Memphis, Tenn. #35184.
Memphis Confederate Park, Memphis, Tenn. Shows statue of Jefferson Davis. Narrative on reverse. #6DK-1133.
Memphis Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River by Moonlight, Memphis, Tenn. #35180.
Memphis CONFEDERATE PARK, POST OFFICE AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER BY MOONLIGHT, MEMPHIS, TENN. #2A-H922.
Memphis CONFEDERATE PARK, POST OFFICE AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER BY MOONLIGHT, MEMPHIS, TENN. #1319.
Memphis Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River by Moonlight, Memphis, Tennessee. #20997.
Memphis Confederate Park showing Post Office, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #23 (front). #17260 N (reverse).
Memphis COSITT [sic] LIBRARY AND CUSTOM HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-69852.
Memphis Cossett Library, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. Message on front. #2133.
Memphis Cossitt Library. Sepia tone. Message space on front.
Memphis Cossitt Library and Custom House, Memphis, Tenn. #12100.
Memphis Cossitt Library and Custom House, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #15 (front). #15590 N (reverse).
Memphis COSSITT LIBRARY, MEMPHIS, TENN. #8611.
Memphis Cotton Exchange, MEMPHIS, TENN. Sepia tone. #2533.
Memphis COTTON FIELD NEAR MEMPHIS. Black and white. Narrative on reverse. Oversize. #MP-9.
Memphis COTTON GIN ON PLANTATION NEAR MEMPHIS, TENN. #3 (front). #50658 (reverse). From a Tenn. Conservation Dept. photo.
Memphis Cotton Ginning Time in Memphis, Tenn. #37 (front). #3B-H450 (reverse).
Memphis Cotton Transportation by Road, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. Front bottom half is message space. #2141.
Memphis Country Club, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. #15342.
Memphis COURT SQUARE AND MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. #10404.
Memphis COURT SQUARE BY NIGHT, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-26858.
Memphis COURT SQUARE FOUNTAIN, COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER IN DISTANCE, MEMPHIS, TENN. #6 (top front). #2A-H924 (bottom front).
Memphis COURT SQUARE LOOKING NORTH, SHOWING COLUMBIA MUTUAL TOWER, MEMPHIS, TENN. #112640.
Memphis COURT SQUARE, MEMPHIS, TENN. #8610.
Memphis COURT SQUARE, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-92801.
Memphis Custom House, Memphis, Tenn. #328.
Memphis DANCING PAVILION, RIVERSIDE PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-69841.
Memphis Desolation, Memphis, Tenn. Depicts African-Americans living outside in flooded area. Pub. by J.G. McCrorey.
Memphis DOG TRACK, ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #38 (front). #14404 N (reverse).
Memphis DOUGH BOY STATUE, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #112638.
Memphis DOWNTOWNER MOTOR INN. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-34142.
Memphis EASTERN GATEWAY TO ARKANSAS. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows Memphis-Arkansas Bridge at twilight. #P19076.
Memphis ELEPHANT HOUSE AT THE ZOO, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-26882.
Memphis ENTRANCE TO OVERTON PARK AND ZOO, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #40 (front). #14399 N (reverse).
Memphis ENTRANCE TO OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #347.
Memphis Entrance to Southwestern, "The College of the Mississippi Valley" Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #11 (front). #15192 N (reverse).
Memphis ENTRANCE TO ZOO, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #55 (front). #31239 (reverse).
Memphis Entrance to Zoo, Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #12 (front). #15193 N (reverse).
Memphis Federal Building, MEMPHIS, Tenn. #14076.
Memphis FIRST HOTEL IN MEMPHIS BEFORE THE WAR, MEMPHIS, TENN. #1151.
Memphis Fishing at one of the picturesque lakes in Shelby Forest State Park, Lucy, Tenn., near Memphis. Shows three men fishing from bank. Title on reverse. #P15800.
Memphis FOREST HILL CEMETERY, MEMPHIS. #113875.
Memphis FOREST HILL CEMETERY, MEMPHIS. #114972.
Memphis FOREST HILL CEMETERY, MEMPHIS. #114970.
Memphis FOREST HILL CEMETERY, MEMPHIS. #114969.
Memphis FOREST HILL CEMETERY, MEMPHIS. #113870.
Memphis Forest [sic] Park, Memphis, Tenn. #7521.
Memphis Forest [sic] Park Monument, Memphis, Tennessee. #20999.
Memphis Forrest Monument, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. #15335.
Memphis Forrest Monument, Memphis, Tenn. #A-4592.
Memphis Forrest Park, Memphis, Tenn. #315.
Memphis Fountain in Court Square, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. Paul & Douglass Co., Printers.
Memphis FREIGHT BARGES ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER APPROACHING MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. #15327.
Memphis THE GATEWAY TO THE SOUTH & WEST, MEMPHIS, TENN. Folding postcard set. Cover views: River Front and Packet Wharves - Uptown District; Memphis and Harrahan Bridges in the Heart of Memphis; The Cotton Carnival City, Memphis, Tenn., Down in Dixie. Card views: Main Street Looking North from Union Avenue; United States Custom House, Court House and Post Office; Sterick Building at Night; Aerial View of Memphis Business District; ELEPHANTS, GRIZZLY BEARS, TIGER, HIPPOPOTAMUSES; Rainbow Lake in Overton Park; Aerial View of the New Memphis and Arkansas Bridge and Memphis and Harrahan Bridges Spanning Mississippi River; River Front and Levee to Business District; Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River by Moonlight; Sears, Roebuck & Company; Memphis, Tennessee showing Mississippi River and Riverside Drive by Moonlight; Court Square showing Sterick Bldg. in Background; Administration Building, Memphis Municipal Airport; Auditorium; Reelfoot Lake near Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on inside cover. #D-4765.
Memphis GARDEN SPOT, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #112639.
Memphis Gen. Forest Monument, Forest Park, Memphis, Tenn. [sic]. #35193.
Memphis GRAND CENTRAL STATION, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-69848.
Memphis GRAND CENTRAL STATION, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse, partially obscured by stamps. #29.
Memphis GREETINGS from MEMPHIS, TENN. #9A-H106.
Memphis Greetings from the City of MEMPHIS. 7 views: Cossit [sic] Library; Lily Pond, Overton Park; Country Club; Landing at Riverside Park; Handling Cotton; Forest [sic] Monument; and Tennessee Trust Building. #14098.
Memphis HANDY PARK, MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION. Shows statue of W.C. Handy. Narrative on reverse. #B8863.
Memphis HIGHLAND TOWERS, 400 South Highland, Memphis, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. #2442-C.
Memphis Hogan and prehistoric Indian mounds in the background which are being excavated and restored at the T.O. Fuller State Park near Memphis, Tenn. Title on reverse. #P19673.
Memphis Holiday Inn DOWNTOWN, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #6DK-1211.
Memphis HOTEL CHISCA, MEMPHIS. FOUR HUNDRED ROOMS OF SOLID COMFORT. #R-47777.
Memphis HOTEL CHISCA - MEMPHIS, TENN. MEMPHIS' MOST POPULAR --- POPULAR PRICED HOTEL. Narrative on reverse. #3A-H1125.
Memphis Hotel Claridge. Title and narrative on reverse. Exterior view. #P9118.
Memphis Hotel Claridge. Title and narrative on reverse. Interior lobby view. #P8972.
Memphis HOTEL DE VOY, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Narrative on reverse. #A-1292.
Memphis HOTEL GAYOSO, MEMPHIS, TENN. #12662.
Memphis IN BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #59 (front). #7222 (reverse).
Memphis IN THE HEART OF MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #47 (front). #18193 (reverse).
Memphis INDIAN GRILL, HOTEL CHISCA, MEMPHIS, TENN. #R-43503.
Memphis Interior of Bird House, Overton Park Zoo, Memphis, Tenn. #22937 N.
Memphis The Island - Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. Pub. by J.G. McCrorey.
Memphis Japanese Garden, Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. #22934 N.
Memphis Japanese Garden, Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #3 (front). #15032 N (reverse).
Memphis JETS AND CONTROL TOWER AT RIGHT, Memphis Naval Air Station at Millington, Tenn. Title on reverse. #P15797.
Memphis Landing at Riverside Park, Memphis, Tenn. #14083.
Memphis THE LEVEE FROM THE BLUFF, MEMPHIS, TENN. #10413.
Memphis Levee Scene and Water Front, Loading Cotton, Memphis, Tenn. #2A-H928.
Memphis Lily Pond in Forest Park, Memphis, Tenn. #7499.
Memphis LOWENSTEIN'S, MEMPHIS. BEST STORE SOUTH. #A-100203.
Memphis Madison Street, The Wall Street of Memphis, Tenn. #14092.
Memphis Main St. Looking North by Night, Memphis, Tenn. #35186.
Memphis Main Street Looking North from McCall St., Gayosa [sic] Hotel on Left, Memphis, Tenn. #22936 N.
Memphis MAIN STREET LOOKING SOUTH, Memphis, Tennessee. Title on reverse. #P6346.
Memphis MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. #10406.
Memphis Main Street, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #6 (front). #15050 N (reverse).
Memphis MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. #15330.
Memphis THE MARBLE GALLERY, NAPOLEON EXHIBITION - April 22-September 22, 1993. Title on reverse.
Memphis McLEMORE AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, MEMPHIS, TENN. Black and white.
Memphis Memphis and Harrahan Bridges and U.S. Marine Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. #OB-H2126.
Memphis MEMPHIS AND HARRAHAN BRIDGES, MEMPHIS, TENN. GATEWAY TO THE WEST JOINING ARKANSAS AND TENNESSEE. #345.
Memphis Memphis and Harrihan Bridges, Spanning Mississippi River, Memphis, Tenn. #17179.
Memphis MEMPHIS AND HARRIHAN BRIDGES, SPANNING MISSISSIPPI RIVER, MEMPHIS, TENN. #92797.
Memphis THE MEMPHIS BELLE. Narrative on reverse. T.P.S. #16.
Memphis Memphis Bridge, Memphis, Tenn. #2523.
Memphis MEMPHIS DOWNTOWN HARBOR. Title on reverse. Pub. by Don Lancaster.
Memphis Memphis from Miss. River, Memphis, Tenn. #56554.
Memphis MEMPHIS MEDICAL CENTER, MEMPHIS, TENN. JOHN GASTON HOSPITAL, BAPTIST HOSPITAL AND THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE. #348.
Memphis Memphis Sky Line (No. 2,) Memphis, Tenn. #8524.
Memphis MEMPHIS, Tenn. Shows a distance view of the waterfront. #14075.
Memphis MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Shows aerial view of downtown. Narrative and title on reverse. #P27608.
Memphis Memphis, the largest city in Tennessee, population 287,625, assessed valuation $278,547,160. Narrative on front. #7A-H3517.
Memphis MEMPHIS TRUST CO. BUILDING, MEMPHIS, TENN. #10409.
Memphis Methodist Hospital Doctors' Building, Memphis, Tennessee. #16097.
Memphis METHODIST HOSPITAL, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #14 (front). #15195 (reverse).
Memphis METHODIST HOSPITAL, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. #16139.
Memphis MID-SOUTH COLISEUM. Narrative and title on reverse. #5146-C.
Memphis Mississippi Levee, Memphis, Tenn. #13950.
Memphis MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGES, MEMPHIS, TENN. FRISCO BRIDGE, HARAHAN BRIDGE. Narrative on reverse. #43 (front). #14394 N (reverse).
Memphis A MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMBOAT. #68[3?]1.
Memphis Moving Cotton on the Levee, Memphis, Tenn. #56542.
Memphis MUNICIPAL GOLF CLUB, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #112666.
Memphis MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-91242.
Memphis Municipal Terminals and Federal Barge Line, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #10 (front). #15191 N (reverse).
Memphis National Cemetery Entrance, Memphis, Tenn. #14087.
Memphis NEW COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING, FRONT STREET AND UNION AVENUE, MEMPHIS, TENN. #26740.
Memphis NEW MEMPHIS HARBOR PROJECT, MEMPHIS, TENN. #6.
Memphis North Main St., Opposite Court Square, Memphis, Tenn. #325.
Memphis ORCHESTRA SHELL, OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. #346.
Memphis Parkview Hotel, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #7 (front). #15076 N (reverse).
Memphis PAVILION AND PAGODA IN OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #25 (front). #17690 (reverse).
Memphis Pavilion, Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. #14097.
Memphis PAVILION, RIVERSIDE PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #53 (front). #31204 N (reverse).
Memphis Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #19 (front). #15817 N (reverse).
Memphis The Peabody Hotel, MEMPHIS, TENN. Two views: Memphis wharf; and Sara Perry, appearing at the Lyceum Theatre.
Memphis PINK PALACE, MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS, MEMPHIS, TENN. #48 (front). #18192 N (reverse).
Memphis RACE BETWEEN THE "NATCHEZ" AND THE "ROBERT E. LEE," MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #36 (front). #12040 (reverse).
Memphis Rainbow Lake in Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. #20.
Memphis Rear Hotel Gayoso. Memphis, Tenn. #316.
Memphis A REMINDER OF DAYS GONE BY. Shows steamboat docked at riverbank. Narrative and title on reverse. #P19670.
Memphis River Front. Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. #2137.
Memphis RIVER FRONT AND LEVEE TO BUSINESS DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, TENN. #1322.
Memphis RIVER VIEW, MEMPHIS, TENN. #6828.
Memphis Riverfront Drive, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #1DK-201.
Memphis RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Narrative and title on reverse. #P15799.
Memphis RIVERSIDE DRIVE ALONG MISSISSIPPI RIVER, MEMPHIS, TENN. #43.
Memphis Riverside Park, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #2 (front). #14976 N (reverse).
Memphis Scene near Memphis, Tenn. Shows cabin near a creek. #35557.
Memphis Scenes from the Memphis Zoo, one of the finest in the United States. Four views: Elephants; Grizzly Bears; Tiger; and Hippopotamuses. #17.
Memphis SHELBY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #17 (front). #15815N (reverse).
Memphis Shelby County Court House, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #17 (front). #15815 N (reverse). Shows cars parked along street.
Memphis Shelby County Court House, Memphis, Tenn. #7518.
Memphis Shelby County Court House, Memphis, Tenn. #A-4157.
Memphis SHELBY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN. #13397.
Memphis Shelby County Court House, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #19.
Memphis SHELBY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN. ONE BLOCK SQUARE. #A-4157.
Memphis SHELBY COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. #K6194.
Memphis SHERATON-PEABODY HOTEL. Shows main lobby and mezzanine. Narrative and title on reverse. #K-17429.
Memphis SHERATON-PEABODY HOTEL. Shows exterior view at night. Narrative and title on reverse. #K-17428.
Memphis SHERATON-PEABODY HOTEL. Shows lobby fountain with ducks. Narrative and title on reverse. #K-17430.
Memphis Shipment of Logs by River, Memphis, Tenn. #12099.
Memphis Shrine Building, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #26 (front). #17692 N (reverse).
Memphis The Sky Line from the River and from the City, Memphis, Tenn. Two views. #A-36866.
Memphis SKYLINE VIEW SHOWING THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, MEMPHIS, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #61 (front). #19314N (reverse).
Memphis SKYSCRAPER DISTRICT, COURT SQUARE AND MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-26871.
Memphis Skyscraper District, Memphis, Tenn. #35196.
Memphis Skyscraper District, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. #12.
Memphis Skyscrapers in Business District, Memphis, Tenn. #7490.
Memphis Southwestern Campus, "The College of the Mississippi Valley," Memphis, Tenn. #2A-H925.
Memphis SOUTHWESTERN, THE COLLEGE OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, MEMPHIS, TENN. #108751.
Memphis SOUTHWESTERN - THE COLLEGE OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, MEMPHIS, TENN. Four views. #E-4157.
Memphis The Speedway, Memphis, Tenn. #7496.
Memphis The Speedway, Memphis, Tenn. #36886.
Memphis ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL, MEMPHIS, TENN. #A-69854.
Memphis STATUE OF GENERAL NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST, FORREST PARK, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. #15326.
Memphis Steamer of Cotton, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. #1069.
Memphis STERICK BLDG. in downtown Memphis, Tenn. #P6358.
Memphis Sterick Building at Night, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #35.
Memphis Sterick Building, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #8A-H1638.
Memphis Sunken Garden and Entrance to Morningside Park on the Parkway, Memphis, Tenn. #2A-H930.
Memphis SUNKEN GARDEN AND ENTRANCE TO MORNINGSIDE PARK ON THE SPEEDWAY, MEMPHIS, TENN. #2A-H930.
Memphis SUNKEN GARDEN AND ENTRANCE TO MORNINGSIDE PARK ON THE SPEEDWAY, MEMPHIS, TENN. #1317.
Memphis Sunken Garden and Speedway, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #18 (front). #15816 N (reverse).
Memphis SUNSET ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. #15,584.
Memphis THIRD AND MADISON LOOKING SOUTH SHOWING NEW PEABODY HOTEL, MEMPHIS, TENN. #112637.
Memphis T. O. FULLER STATE PARK. Foldable postcard. Narrative on inside. Shows Chucalissa Indian Village.
Memphis TOWN PARK MOTOR HOTEL. Narrative and title on reverse. #P7990.
Memphis A TYPICAL SCENE NEAR MEMPHIS, TENN. Shows workers picking cotton. Narrative and title on reverse. #P19674.
Memphis U. S. War Veterans' Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #28 (front). #2802-N (reverse).
Memphis Union Depot, Memphis, Tenn. Black and white. #A 14632.
Memphis UNION PLANTERS BANK BUILDING, MISSISSIPPI RIVER IN THE BACKGROUND, MEMPHIS, TENN. #44 (front). #119711 (reverse).
Memphis Union Station, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #24 (front). #17261 N (reverse).
Memphis Union Station, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #8A-H1640.
Memphis UNION STATION, MEMPHIS, TENN. #1321.
Memphis UNIVERSITY CENTER, MADISON AND DUNLAP, MEMPHIS, TENN. #E-4184.
Memphis UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE DORMITORY, 864 MONROE AVE., MEMPHIS, TENN. #E-4183.
Memphis Waterfront, Memphis, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #20 (front). #15818 N (reverse).
Memphis WDIA PRESENTS Nat D. Williams Tan-Town Jamboree And the WDIA All Star Radio Entertainers. Black and white. Narrative on reverse regarding Center for Southern Folklore exhibit.
Memphis Wharf, Memphis, Tenn. Rose tint. Message space on front.
Memphis WM. LEN HOTEL, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. Narrative on reverse. #OA2953.
Memphis Y. M. C. A., MEMPHIS, TENN. #56 (front). #119723 (reverse).
Memphis Y. W. C. A., MEMPHIS, TENN. #42 (front). #119709 (reverse).
Memphis The Zoo, Overton Park, Memphis, Tenn. #35177.
Milan FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MILAN, TENN. Title on reverse. #3DK-1317.
Milan Main Street Looking South, Milan, Tenn. #6B254-N.
Millington MEEMAN-SHELBY FOREST STATE PARK. Foldable postcard. Narrative on inside. Shows person fishing from bank.
Miscellaneous ANDREW JACKSON. Narrative on reverse. #14131N.
Miscellaneous ANDREW JACKSON, Seventh President of the United States, Born March 1767, Inaugurated March 4, 1829, Died June 8, 1845. Shows small oval black and white portrait on white background with raised gold trim and color American flag.
Miscellaneous "BELOVED BELINDA," 1960 WORLD CHAMPION three year old mare. Narrative and title on reverse. #SK9622.
Miscellaneous CABBAGE - AND BOYS FARMING THEIR WAY THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. GROWING TOMATOES FOR THE CANNING DEPARTMENT. OUR DAIRY AYRSHIRES AND JERSEYS. Four views.
Miscellaneous CLIFFORD D. PIERCE FOR GOVERNOR. Narrative on front and reverse. Black and white.
Miscellaneous Confederate Veteran. Narrative on front: THE CONFEDERATE FLAGS. #10931.
Miscellaneous Congressmen W. C. Hammer and John Trotwood Moore Sitting on Monument Marking spot where Andrew Jackson was born, Union County, N. C. Black and white with sky tint.
Miscellaneous EDWARD W. CARMACK. The SALOON IS AGAINST Him, Are YOU? Shall the Machine or the People RULE? Shows black and white photograph portrait. Pub. by Zibart Bros., Nashville, Tenn.
Miscellaneous En Penitence, 1894. Shows oil painting by Willie Betty Newman at the Fine Arts Center, Cheekwood. Title on reverse.
Miscellaneous Felix Grundy. Black and white.
Miscellaneous GEN. SAM HOUSTON, THE HERO OF SAN JACINTO, THE LIBERATOR OF TEXAS.
Miscellaneous "HOLDING THE LINE AT ALL HAZARDS" by Gilbert Gaul [painting]. Narrative and title on reverse. #1DK-1439.
Miscellaneous Impressions of Normandy. Shows painting by Henri de Saint-Delis, Honfleur la plage et la jetee. Narrative on reverse informing Tennessee teachers of Tennessee State Museum exhibit to be held in early 1999. Oversize.
Miscellaneous IROQUOIS - 1879-1900. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows painting of horse and jockey. #26090.
Miscellaneous IT IS THE CLIMATE THAT DOES IT. Shows man pushing oversized grapes in a wheelbarrow.
Miscellaneous Jackson Society, Jan. 8, 1926. Shows portrait of Andrew Jackson by Earl. Narrative on reverse.
Miscellaneous JIM REED CHEVROLET. Advertisement postcard. Red print on cream back ground. Includes text and image of automobile with paint palette and brush.
Miscellaneous "Leaving Home" by Gilbert Gaul [painting]. Narrative on reverse. #1DK-1440.
Miscellaneous Luke Lea with Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings Bryan. Location unknown. Sepia tone.
Miscellaneous Mechanical Cotton Picker. Narrative on reverse. #8C-K3229.
Miscellaneous Monument marking spot where Andrew Jackson 7th President of U. S. was born. Union County, N. C. Black and white with sky tint.
Miscellaneous Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Watkins, Champion 7000 miles Hiker. Title handwritten on reverse. Sepia tone.
Miscellaneous Now's the time to have your portrait taken.... Advertisement for portrait studio at Castner-Knott Dept. Store, Nashville. Shows black & white portrait of girl holding a teddy bear. #SPR-62-11M-W.
Miscellaneous OLD HICKORY 30TH DIVISION. Shows insignia of unit, list of towns it captured, and quote from Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig. Copyright 1919, by W.A. Decker.
Miscellaneous Picking Cotton. Black and white. #2112.
Miscellaneous Portrait of Uncle Alfred, faithful servant of President Andrew Jackson. Narrative on reverse. #4146.
Miscellaneous RACHEL DONELSON JACKSON. Narrative on reverse. #14124.
Miscellaneous ROBERT E. LEE, LIEUTENANT OF ENGINEERS, U. S. ARMY. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows portrait by William E. West. ID number obscured.
Miscellaneous Rows of corn. Title supplied by cataloger. Whittier poem on reverse. #P1493.
Miscellaneous Sacred to the memory of COL. EZEKIEL POLK. Shows epitaph. Narrative and title on reverse. #74150-B.
Miscellaneous SETTING SUN, 1958 WORLD'S GRAND CHAMPION WALKING HORSE. Narrative and title on reverse. #SK9596.
Miscellaneous Tennesseans at Camp Perry, Ohio, 1913. Shows 21 men in military uniform. Photographic postcard. Sepia tone. Title supplied by cataloger.
Miscellaneous TENNESSEE STATE ROOM, Memorial Continental Hall, DAR Museum, Washington City, D.C. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-101309.
Miscellaneous Thirteen men standing in front of early airplane. Location unknown. Black and white.
Miscellaneous THOMAS SULLY, "Andrew Jackson," THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART, WASHINGTON, D.C. Title on reverse. Shows Andrew Jackson, standing. Black and white. #6025[?].
Miscellaneous Typical scene in front of a western cotton-gin. Title on reverse. #P13955.
Miscellaneous Uncle Mark Thrash. Black and white. Narrative on front. #1-V-139.
Miscellaneous Unidentified child. Sepia tone. Photographer: Santana, West Tampa.
Miscellaneous Unidentified male seated in chair. Sepia tone.
Miscellaneous Unidentified male standing. Black and white. Black border.
Miscellaneous U.S.S. TENNESSEE. Sepia tone.
Miscellaneous WHERE THE "MOONSHINES." Black and white. #1-K-6.
Miscellaneous WILLIAM BLOUNT, 1749-1800, Governor of the Territory of the United States south of the river Ohio. Narrative on reverse. Gray background with oval portrait of Blount. #94389-D.
Model GREAT WESTERN FURNACE, Model, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-43670-I.
Monteagle ALPINE VIEW, NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Publ. by the New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn.
Monteagle AMONG THE FERNS, MONTEAGLE. Black and white.
Monteagle ASSEMBLY GROUND, MONTEAGLE, TENN., U.S. 41. Black and white. #1-T-57.
Monteagle ASSEMBLY GROUNDS, MONTEAGLE, TENN., U.S. 41. Black and white. #1-T-70.
Monteagle Assembly Inn, Monteagle Assembly, Monteagle, Tennessee. #OC483-N.
Monteagle ASSEMBLY INN, MONTEAGLE, TENN., U.S. 41. Black and white. #1-T-65.
Monteagle Auditorium, Monteagle, Tenn. #4786.
Monteagle Auditorium, Monteagle, Tenn. Black and white. Pub. by Monteagle Woman's Association.
Monteagle BATTLE CREEK VALLEY, CUMBERLAND MTNS., U.S. 41 TENN. Black and white.
Monteagle BIDE-A-WEE BRIDGE, ASSEMBLY GROUNDS, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Publ. by New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn. Neg. #3475.
Monteagle Braggs Point, Cumberland Mountains, Monteagle, Tenn.
Monteagle BRIDAL VEIL FALLS. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-40711.
Monteagle Bridge over Ravine, Monteagle Assembly, Monteagle, Tennessee. OC485-N.
Monteagle DEER LICK FALLS. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-40709.
Monteagle DIXIE HIGHWAY ON BATTLE CREEK, NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn.
Monteagle DRIVEWAY FROM "MASON" BRIDGE, MONTEAGLE ASSEMBLY, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn. Neg. #3536.
Monteagle Driveway, Monteagle Assembly, Monteagle, Tennessee. #OC486-N.
Monteagle DUBOSE CONFERENCE CENTER, DIOCESE OF TENNESSEE, MONTEAGLE, TENNESSEE. Black and white. Pub. by Artvue Post Card Co.
Monteagle EAGLE CLIFF, MONTEAGLE, TENN., "THE MILLION DOLLAR VIEW." Black and white. #1-T-18.
Monteagle Entrance - Assembly Grounds - Monteagle, Tenn. Black and white. #1-T-63.
Monteagle Entrance to Auditorium and Flower Garden, Monteagle Assembly, Monteagle, Tenn. #OB893-N.
Monteagle Entrance to Monteagle Assembly, Monteagle, Tenn. #OB892-N.
Monteagle FOSTER FALLS. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-40712.
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. AMONG THE COTTAGES. Message space on front.
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. THE AUDITORIUM. Message space on front.
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. BRIDAL-VEIL FALLS. Message space on front.
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. THE GHOST CHAMBER - MONTEAGLE WONDER CAVE. Black and white. Message space on front.
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. THE GIANT'S FACE - MONTEAGLE WONDER GAVE. Black and white. Message space on front.
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. THE LOOP ON NEW ROAD TO WONDER CAVE. Black and white. "Made for R.M. Payne."
Monteagle GREETINGS FROM MONTEAGLE. NEAR WINSTON'S CASCADE. Message space on front.
Monteagle Greetings from MONTEAGLE, TENN. #16322.
Monteagle GREYHOUND BUS IN THE CUMBERLAND MTS., U.S. 41 NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. #1-T-166.
Monteagle HOTEL FOUTCH, MONTEAGLE, TENN., ON THE CHATTANOOGA-NASHVILLE U. S. HIGHWAY 41. Black and white.
Monteagle Leaning Tower, Mont Eagle, Tenn. #B750A12.
Monteagle LOOK FOR THE BIG EAGLE, NEW MONTEAGLE HOTEL, ELE. 2000 FEET, MONTEAGLE, TENNESSEE, U.S. 41. Sepia tone. #1-T-83.
Monteagle Mall, with view of Woman's Building, Monteagle, Tenn. Black and white. Pub. by Monteagle Woman's Association.
Monteagle MARTEN'S SPRING ON DIXIE HIGHWAY, NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn.
Monteagle MILLION DOLLAR VIEW. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-40705.
Monteagle MILLION DOLLAR VIEW LOOKING WEST FROM TOP OF CUMBERLAND MTN. U.S. 41, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. #1-T-112.
Monteagle MISSIONARY HOME, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by Monteagle Woman's Association.
Monteagle "MONTEAGLE DINER," MONTEAGLE, TENNESSEE. Black border. #5A-H1983.
Monteagle Mont Eagle Falls, Mont Eagle, Tenn. White bottom border.
Monteagle MONTEAGLE FALLS, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by Lacy & Co., Monteagle, Tenn. Shows falls partially obscured by foliage.
Monteagle MONTEAGLE FALLS, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by Crownover & Co., Monteagle, Tenn. Shows falls unobstructed.
Monteagle Monteagle Hotel, Monteagle, Tenn. Black and white. #1-T-200.
Monteagle Monteagle Hotel, Monteagle, Tenn. #OB891-N.
Monteagle Moses Rock - Assembly Ground - Monteagle, Tenn. Black and white. #1-T-58.
Monteagle Moses Rock, Mont Eagle, Tenn. Pub. by H.G. Zimmerman & Co.
Monteagle A MOUNTAIN MILL - U.S. 41 - TENNESSEE. Black and white. #1-T-16.
Monteagle MOUNTAINEER'S HOME NEAR MONTEAGLE. Black and white.
Monteagle N.C. & ST. L. DEPOT, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn.
Monteagle New Depot at Mont Eagle, Tenn. #B750B12.
Monteagle NEW MONTEAGLE HOTEL - MONTEAGLE, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #1A-H283.
Monteagle OLD CAMP UNAKA SWIMMING HOLE. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-40708.
Monteagle OLD WATER MILL, U.S. 17. Sepia tone. #1-K-22.
Monteagle ON THE MALL, ASSEMBLY GROUNDS, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. #RP-232.
Monteagle ORCHESTRA AND MUSIC PAVILION, ASSEMBLY GROUNDS, MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. #RP-235.
Monteagle Plat Branch Mine, Mont Eagle, Tenn. Shows five miners and two mules at entrance. #B750G12.
Monteagle RIFT, NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by New York Stores, Monteagle, Tenn.
Monteagle Sunset Rock, Monteagle, Tenn. #1787.
Monteagle U.S. 41 ASCENDING THE CUMBERLAND MTS. NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENN. Black and white. #1-T-86.
Monteagle U.S. 41 IN THE CUMBERLAND MT'S NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENNESSEE. Black and white. #1-T-87.
Monteagle U.S. 41, "THE DIXIE HIGHWAY" IN THE CUMBERLANDS, NEAR MONTEAGLE, TENNESSEE. Black and white. #1-T-88.
Monteagle Valley from Camp Unaka, Monteagle, Tenn. #7A533-N.
Monteagle Wren's Nest, Mont Eagle, Tenn. #B750H12.
Monterey BEE ROCK, MONTEREY, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by Artvue Post Card Co.
Monterey BEE ROCK, Monterey, Tennessee 38574. Narrative and title on reverse. #170109.
Monterey FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MONTEREY, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by Artvue Post Card Co.
Monterey GREETINGS from MONTEREY, TENN. Red print on white background. Shows basket weaver and caption "Anything I can't stand is a smart-alecy basket weaver." Village Prints 1961.
Monterey HIGH SCHOOL, MONTEREY, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by Artvue Post Card Co.
Monterey A MOUNTAIN STREAM, Monterey, Tennessee 38574. Narrative and title on reverse. #170108.
Monterey NATURAL BRIDGE, Monterey, Tennessee 38574. Narrative and title on reverse. #170111.
Monterey Standing Stone. Narrative and title on reverse. Pub. by Artvue Post Card Co.
Monterey TABLE ROCK, Monterey, Tennessee 38574. Narrative and title on reverse. #170107.
Monterey "WHERE HILLTOPS TOUCH THE SKY," MONTEREY, TENNESSEE. Shows boat on lake at sunset. #R106; C13404.
Monterey "WHERE HILLTOPS TOUCH THE SKY," MONTEREY, TENNESSEE. Shows autumn lake view. #D-39; 17966-C.
Monterey YELLOW ROCK, Monterey, Tennessee 38574. Narrative and title on reverse. #170110.
Morristown Southern Passenger Station, Morristown, Tenn. Black and white. Message space on front. Pub. by Rose & Rice.
Morristown The Virginia Hotel. Morristown, Tenn. Black and white. Message space on front. Pub. by Rose & Rice.
Mountain City JOHNSON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, MOUNTAIN CITY, TENN. Purple tint. Large white border.
Munford CELEBRATE '87, MUNFORD, TENNESSEE, SEPTEMBER 12. Narrative on reverse. Pub. by Visual Marketing, Inc.
Murfreesboro THE BATTLE OF STONES RIVER, DEC. 31 to JAN. 2, 1863. Narrative and title on reverse. #P34965.
Murfreesboro CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CONDENSERY, MURFREESBORO, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #12 (front). #1460 N (reverse).
Murfreesboro Christian Church, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Black and white. #1143.
Murfreesboro Confederate Monument, Murfreesboro, Tenn. #08 734.
Murfreesboro JAMES K. POLK HOTEL, MURFREESBORO, TENN. ON HIGHWAY 41-241-70S-10. Narrative on reverse. #12,038F.
Murfreesboro LAMBS MOTEL and RESTAURANT, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Narrative and title on reverse. #613-C.
Murfreesboro Lodge, National Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Tenn. White bottom border.
Murfreesboro Methodist Church, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Black and white. #1156.
Murfreesboro MIDDLE TENNESSEE NORMAL SCHOOL, MURFREESBORO, TENN. Pub. by Blumenthal & Becker.
Murfreesboro MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, MURFREESBORO. #105151.
Murfreesboro Mooney's School, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Black and white. #1151.
Murfreesboro MOTEL MURFREESBORO. Oversize. Title and narrative on reverse. #8B-H718.
Murfreesboro Nashville Pike Bridge, over Stones River, Murfreesboro, Tenn. #08 722.
Murfreesboro NORTH SIDE SQUARE, MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE. Black and white. Silver border. #H-589.
Murfreesboro "OAKLANDS", U.S. 41 North of Maney Ave., Murfreesboro, Tenn. Title and narrative on reverse. #57471-B.
Murfreesboro POST OFFICE - MURFREESBORO, TENN. Sepia tone. #1-T-279.
Murfreesboro Tennessee College, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Black and white. #3337.
Murfreesboro Tennessee College for Women, Murfreesboro, Tenn. #72202.
Murfreesboro Turkey Killing in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Black and white. #1158.
Murfreesboro University Center, MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY. Title on reverse. #MTSU-16.
Myerstown Ramona Oil Pumping Station, Myerstown, Tenn. Black and white. White border at bottom.


Department of Cell and Molecular Biology, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, IL 60611.
Mutations of human Cu,Zn superoxide dismutase (SOD) are found in about 20 percent of patients with familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Expression of high levels of human SOD containing a substitution of glycine to alanine at position 93--a change that has little effect on enzyme activity--caused motor neuron disease in transgenic mice. The mice became paralyzed in one or more limbs as a result of motor neuron loss from the spinal cord and died by 5 to 6 months of age. The results show that dominant, gain-of-function mutations in SOD contribute to the pathogenesis of familial ALS.


Investment Management Fee Revenue as a Percentage of Assets Under Management measures the commission that the company earns from managed assets. A high value typically suggests greater commission revenue and may indicate that the company expects higher returns for its clients and employs a more aggressive investment strategy. On the other side of the spectrum, a low value for this KPI indicates lower revenue from commissions, but may be a sign that the company has a more conservative investment strategy and may appeal to a wider client base.
The dollar amount of firm-wide revenue (fees) collected for investment management and advisory services (involves portfolio management, financial counseling, brokerage and other transactional services) services divided by the total dollar value of assets managed by the firm, as a percentage. Includes both retail and institutional accounts.
KPI Calculation Instructions Investment Management Fee Revenue as a Percentage of Assets Under Management?
Two values are used to calculate this KPI: (1) the total investment management fee revenue generated by the company during the measurement period, and (2) the company's average total assets under management. Only include service fee revenue or commission that is directly tied to managing the client's assets in the numerator of this equation. Do not include any interest or investment revenue in the numerator of this calculation. Add the assets under management at the beginning and end of the measurement period, and divide that number by 2 to calculate average total assets under management.


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Media Foundation
From Plan A to Plan Better: Our New Roadmap Takes Us Further!
As the year draws to a close, our team reflects on the challenges and accomplishments of the past year. While the bear market in the cryptocurrency industry presented challenges for many organizations, our small and agile team was able to adapt and continue working towards our goal of decentralizing the web's CDN layer. Despite these challenges, we have made progress and remained committed to our vision.
One of the key highlights for our team has been the development of Media Network, a protocol that has the potential to change the CDN industry forever. This innovative approach has the power to disrupt the way CDN services are delivered and accessed.
Looking ahead, we encourage others to learn more about it and how it can benefit them. We remain dedicated to advancing decentralization and enhancing the CDN layer of the internet, and we look forward to continuing this work in the coming year.
Exploring the Marketplace: An Overview of its Functions
The final vision for Media Network has always been a decentralized and censorship-resistant CDN marketplace built on the blockchain. The protocol consists of a set of smart contracts & software that allows individuals and businesses to buy and sell CDN services directly, without intermediaries or middlemen, creating a free market.
Media Network's decentralized marketplace allows clients to easily hire and connect their resources to multiple CDN providers from a single interface, using MEDIA tokens for payments. This ensures that no single provider can censor their resources, and clients can switch providers at any time to maintain control. The "Multi-CDN" approach also boosts speed and performance when using multiple providers simultaneously.
Media Network is disrupting the traditional CDN industry by providing a decentralized marketplace that allows providers of all sizes to offer their services directly to clients. This level playing field offers clients more choices and the opportunity to find the best services for their needs.
A secure and transparent CDN marketplace built on the blockchain
By utilizing the blockchain, Media Network enables the exchange of CDN services in a decentralized, censorship-resistant, and secure manner. In addition, we offer a transparent, immutable marketplace, ensuring that all interactions on the protocol are fair and trustworthy.
CDN providers offer high-quality, reliable services, guaranteeing a smooth experience for end-users consuming content through web browsers.
Let us delve deeper into interactions between providers and clients:
Media Network Protocol Flow.
By staking MEDIA tokens, providers can create offers for their CDN services, assuring the quality of service and preventing spam and malicious activity on the protocol. Providers can set a maximum number of deals for each offer and update the price per second at any time.
At the same time, clients can associate resources with their provider of choice and customize services by taking offers. To take the offer, they must also block an amount of MEDIA tokens upfront. Offers can be set to auto-accept deals or require manual acceptance by the provider.
Once a deal is completed, the provider earns MEDIA tokens based on the time elapsed since the deal was accepted and the offer's price per second.
It is essential to mention that deals can be canceled anytime, and funds are collected when the agreement is finished. Providers can only withdraw their MEDIA-staked tokens if they don't have any open deals.
If a provider and client disagree on the terms of their CDN service, a dispute can be initiated. If the dispute cannot be resolved directly between the parties, it may be escalated to the Media Network Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) for further review and resolution.
The DAO is a self-governed entity controlled by the Media Network community. The community uses MEDIA tokens to vote and is responsible for resolving disputes and determining the direction and development of the protocol.
Media Network revolutionizes the way CDN services are provided and accessed. It enables providers to offer CDN services and lets clients quickly locate and hire them.
CDN Clients: Level Up Your Options with Media Network's Decentralized Marketplace
The Media Network marketplace extends multiple benefits for clients looking to buy CDN services. These benefits include:
Decentralization: Our marketplace adopts a "multi-CDN approach," allowing clients to create resources from multiple providers simultaneously. This decentralized system ensures that no single provider can censor a resource, and clients have the freedom to switch to a different provider at any time, thanks to our use of immutable smart contracts.
Secure Payments: With anonymity and crypto payments at the forefront, accessing CDN services through the Media Network protocol is as easy as staking MEDIA tokens. No "know your client" (KYC) or other centralized services are required, streamlining the process for clients.
Data Security: Our blockchain-based CDN marketplace assures that your data is secure and cannot be hacked or leaked, unlike centralized companies at risk of data breaches. This is especially important for crypto-related individuals who hold their private keys.
Cheaper CDN services: There will be MEDIA incentives for early adopters of the protocol to support the growth and sustainability of the Media Network ecosystem. These rewards will reduce CDN costs for clients, encouraging the initial usage of the protocol and supporting its long-term success.
We are pleased to be one of the available providers in the new Media Network marketplace. To access our services, simply connect your wallet and select "Media Foundation" from the list of available CDN providers when creating a new resource with the protocol.
CDN Providers: Monetize Your Bandwidth and Infrastructure with Media Network
As a provider, you can benefit by offering your hardware and resources for sale. Businesses or individuals with idle servers, rented servers, or high-performance personal computers can monetize their resources.
As previously mentioned, anyone can become a provider on the Media Network marketplace. Our intention is not to eradicate centralized CDN companies but to bring all providers into a fair market to equalize the playing field.
By using Media Network to offer their CDN services, these companies can expand their reach to include previously untapped crypto customers without incurring significant expenses in hiring new human capital and establishing a new source of revenue.
All you need to do is bring and monitor your own hardware, and the protocol will handle the rest of the process. This allows CDN Service Providers to focus on their core business and take advantage of the opportunities provided by the marketplace without worrying about technical details.
Hardware as a Service: If you have servers and want to maximize their potential, we can help you turn your server farm into a profitable CDN service provider with our support and software.
Expanding Your Client Base: Increased exposure to potential clients enables your business to thrive in the CDN market. With access to a broader audience, you can connect with clients you may have yet to meet.
Billing management: We provide security and transparency in transactions, allowing you to focus on providing high-quality services to your clients. Our smart-contract integration ensures efficient and accurate payments and billing.
Simplified CDN operations: Our Media Edge software facilitates running a blockchain-based CDN, eliminating the need to manage and maintain complex software. This allows you to focus on delivering exceptional services to your clients while enjoying the benefits of a complete CDN solution.
Maximize your revenue: There will be MEDIA incentives for providers of the protocol to support the growth and sustainability of the Media Network ecosystem. These rewards will reduce CDN costs for clients, encouraging the initial usage of the protocol and supporting its long-term success.
MEDIA SPL Tokenomics
Despite the recent challenges with FTX and Alameda Research, our team remains optimistic about the future. In response to these events, we have shifted our focus to building a more scalable and long-term strategy.
While the current situation has disrupted our initial plans to subsidize Media Edges with MEDIA SPL, our new approach will lead to a stronger and more resilient protocol.
Due to the FTX/Alameda bankruptcy, it has been widely reported that 93.5% of the MEDIA SPL supply has been seized and locked in wallets 1–2–3 by authorities. This happened during the MEDIA unlocking process on the FTX Exchange, which has impacted our ability to reward early nodes. The current unlocked circulating supply is 650,000 MEDIA or 6.5% distributed within 23,023 holders.
As a result, we have had to adjust our plans and will no longer be able to pay MEDIA SPL pre-mined rewards directly to Media Edge nodes, as previously announced. Instead, clients will now use smart contracts to pay providers, allowing the protocol to become self-sustaining and support itself without external funding.
Please note this doesn't affect EVM versions of MEDIA (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon).
Solana SPL Program and Legacy dCDN: Easing the Transition to the New Protocol
To ensure a smooth shift to the new protocol, we will continue to maintain and support the Solana SPL Media program and the Legacy dCDN network.
These systems will continue to be fully operational, with the Legacy network requiring 25 MEDIA SPL tokens to create and remove CDN resources. While we encourage users to explore the new marketplace, current Solana clients can continue to use their existing services without interruption.
Media Edge: A Streamlined Solution for Blockchain CDN Management
Media Network's future is bright with introducing Media Edge as an optional software. This software allows providers to create their content delivery network and sell their services in the decentralized Media Network marketplace.
Media Edge and Media Guard were previously two different software programs that operated separately. However, they are now merging into one software called Media Edge. This new software is optional, meaning that providers do not have to use it if they don't want to; providers can select their software (for example, nginx instead of Caddy) as long as it meets the requirements of the Media Network smart contracts.
Media Edge is an open-source software that serves as a web server and blockchain resource manager for CDN providers. With this software, providers can easily set up their CDN networks, offer them within the Media Network marketplace, and get MEDIA rewards in exchange for the services provided.
By combining Media Edge and Media Guard into one open-source software, CDN providers can access a more comprehensive tool for managing the CDN networks they offer in the marketplace.
The all-new Media Edge launching in 2023 and the autonomous nature of the protocol make for a promising future for Media Network.
Closing note
We are confident that the Media Network will become a significant player in the CDN industry, providing a secure and efficient protocol for providers and clients to connect and transact. We are dedicated to driving innovation and fostering a thriving community of providers, clients, and developers focused on the protocol's success.
About Media Network
Media Network is a blockchain-agnostic, censorship-resistant, and community-powered dCDN enforced by smart contracts. We've created a decentralized bandwidth market that enables anyone to hire or provide resources from the network as the demand for last-mile content delivery shifts.
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The Cost of Doing Business | What is Corporate Private Air Travel Really Used For?
Brad Stewart, XOJET Chairman & CEO, joined CNBC live for their Power Lunch segment titled, "The Cost of Doing Business: Private Jets for CEOs Under Scrutiny." Joined by co-anchor Brian Sullivan, Melissa Lee, Tyler Mathisen, and CEO Robert Strang from Investigative Management Group, the group dives into the efficiency and safety benefits that flying private offers discerning clients.
While the topic of CEO's using backup aircraft for business trips is capturing the interest of many, the topic can be best understood from a few angles. The use of backup aircraft should be viewed through two different lenses, what is time, efficiency and schedule vs. what is safety. Should an aircraft experience a mechanical or, in the event that weather or other unforeseen, uncontrollable circumstances prevent an aircraft from repositioning to its intended location, is when having backup aircraft available shows value in time, efficiency and schedule.
In order to keep a low profile and mitigate risk from a public safety perspective, flying private is absolutely used as a means of safety. As Brad mentioned during the interview, backup aircraft is used to provide redundancy, and the prudent thing to do would be to have a backup plan, which, ultimately should be determined by the Board and/or CEO.


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The window for submissions has closed at the current Photosaurus Contest, Self(ie) Portraits.
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They will be announcing the next contest(s) and launching their new website shortly.
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Q: display and save a local image into database in react js I'am developing a blog website using react.js  where users can post and comment ...
so we know that a user can comment with an image ,and let's say he want to upload a local image that stored in his machine,i want to display that image as a comment and save it into postgres database which i'am using for that.
My question is what are the steps that i should follow to achieve my purpose,thanks in advance.

A: If you have to do in simple steps, you can save the image to base64, its just string representation of an image. So it can be saved in DB directly and when you have to show it just decode the string and display it accordingly.
References :-

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*https://github.com/dankogai/js-base64#readme

*https://scotch.io/tutorials/how-to-encode-and-decode-strings-with-base64-in-javascript

Alternatively, what you can do when user selects an image, then upload that image to your server and get the path to that(multipart file upload) and from path you can show it where you want to show.
References :-

how to send a multipart/form-data from React.js with an image?

I hope it helps, Thanks :)

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Mobile App Development - Hybrid vs Native. Choose in 5 minutes!
Mobile App Development – Hybrid vs Native. Choose in 5 minutes!
We have discovered curious and confused business visionaries who go insane attempting to settle on the most proficient method to approach which Mobile App is best Native or Hybrid app development. In case you're befuddled and pondering whether to fabricate a half and half versatile application or a native portable application, don't stress, this article will help you choose your versatile application procedure in under 5 minutes!
Native App: This is stage (iOS, Android and so on.) particular and requires one of a kind mastery. However the maximum capacity of the stage can be utilized which will drive extraordinary client experience and bigger application abilities (particularly around telephone equipment). Can be expensive taking into account prerequisite and take more time to create.
> Do you need to utilize native components in the Mobile App?
> How rapidly would you like to take it to the business sector?
> Do you have separate spending plan for designers in iOS and Android (considering that they dominate the market share)?
In the event that you can dispense separate spending plan for iPhone improvement and advancement assets, and you have freedom of time to take it to the business sector, then you don't need to stress much; go for native application!
> How frequently do you have to redesign your portable application?
In the event that you have to make incessant overhauls to your application, which implies that the client will need to redesign from the mobile application frequently (and not irritating them with that), then you ought to consider a half and half application. The greatest favourable position for mixture application is that unless you have a basic change of the usefulness in the application, all the substance will be upgraded from web specifically.
> Do you need to have the best client experience?
In the event that you need to make a great Customer experience for Hybrid App Mobile Web, the native application methodology would be better. A cross breed application can never coordinate the level of innovative client encounter that you get in a native application. Notwithstanding, this doesn't imply that the client experience of a half and half application is terrible.
The response to "Which is better?" is decently nuanced. Native applications offer the best end client experience, yet require the most particular aptitudes and are the most costly to create. Half and half applications have a lower obstruction to passage, are the least expensive to create, and focus on the top mobile app development companies, yet don't as a matter of course catch the right look and feel of what end clients may expect and for the most part won't execute too or be as highlight rich. In the event that expense is not an issue, native applications offer the best item, however in more cost-touchy situations, cross breed applications still offer a convincing (if not exactly as great) experience. At last, the answer will go to the organization, engineer, and the end clients as to which arrangement is generally fitting.
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