Owner used to move every few years. Then he bought this home, renovated, and decided to stay. Now this Meridian-Kessler 4 BR can be yours for $1.9M.
Originally a ranch, this home at 4345 Washington Blvd. underwent a complete renovation a few years ago. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The current owner added a second story and completely renovated the four-bedroom home. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The home, which is on the market for $1.9 million, sits on a secluded lot. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The home is as lovely on the outside as inside. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The current owner added the backyard pool. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
A pergola on the property is one of many places to relax. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The owner added the pergola. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The current owner wasn't going to add a second story but changed his mind when he realized he could put in this sitting room. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The home is full of striking colors, like the red in the foyer. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The formal living room. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The living room features a fireplace. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The completely renovated kitchen. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The kitchen features black cherry. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The owner took out a wall and added the bay window here to bring more light to the kitchen. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The refrigerator and freezer are disguised behind black cherry cabinets. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The home has multiple dining areas, including a breakfast nook off the kitchen. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
In its previous incarnation, the breakfast nook was a screened-in porch. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The current owner added the library in the renovation. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The walls in the library are mahogany. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The formal dining room in the home sits off the living room and the library. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The dining room also features rich colors. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The master bedroom in the home sits on the first floor. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The current owner enlarged the master bedroom, which sits on the first floor. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The master bedroom features hickory on the wood panels. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The current owner paid as much attention to the outside as the inside. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
An outdoor patio, one of many places to relax. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
One of three bedrooms in the home on the first floor. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
One of four bathrooms in the house. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The home has served as a foil for the current owner's artistic eye. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The second floor has a guest suite, with a bedroom. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The home sits on nearly half an acre lot. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
A view of the back of the house from the far end of the pool. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
A guest bedroom on the first floor. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The basement features lots of storage space. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The basement bathroom. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The master bathroom. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
The windowless basement currently serves as an office. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
There's ample closet space throughout the house. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
A bathroom in the house. Photos by Kendall McQuay & Nick Joson, The Addison Group L.L.C.
Accustomed to moving every few years, Lynn Smith fully expected that he would live in the 1950s ranch for just a few years, make improvements and move on to a new residence. He bought the Meridian-Kessler property on something of a whim, driving by the same day that the for-sale went up and making an on-the-spot decision that the modest house would be his next home.
Drawn to the property set far off Washington Boulevard, Smith at first made mostly cosmetic changes to the house, assuming that soon he would move on just as he had so many times in the past.
Then a few years went by.
Smith, who has a high-end remodeling and construction firm, spent about a year looking for another place to buy and redo. But he instead decided to stay put and completely redo the ranch. He started off thinking he would add a library and expand the master suite.
Instead, he wound up doing a dramatic rebuild.
He took the same approach to his own house that he does in his professional life and found himself reassuring his clients that he completely understood the pain they went through as they renovated their homes.
"I always want it to look like we were never there," he said.
Throughout, he paid attention to every detail. He used three different woods in the house — mahogany in the library, black cherry in the kitchen and hickory in the master bedroom — but all have the same stain.
He thoroughly updated the 1950s GE kitchen, putting a bay window in the south wall to bring more light into the room. The freezer and refrigerator are hidden behind panels that mimic the cabinetry. On the floor, Smith used roofing slate to achieve a unique look.
A screened-in porch became a breakfast nook or more casual second dining room.
Outside, he did extensive landscaping, adding a pool and a pergola.
"The exterior space to me is as important as the interior," he said.
Three of the four bedrooms, including the master, sit on the first floor. As part of the renovation, he expanded the master bedroom in a mirror of the library on the other side of the house.
When Smith did the renovations, he wanted a certain look outside, a higher pitch and deep eaves. At first he did not envision adding a second story, but as the plans took shape – complete with an eyebrow window – he changed his mind.
Now the second story serves as a perfect guest spot, with a bedroom, sitting room, and small bath. Extra storage takes up the rest of the second floor.
• Address: 4345 Washington Blvd.
• Details: Four bedrooms, four bathrooms, attached garage, finished basement, gunite swimming pool, almost 3,500 square feet on almost half-acre lot.
• Asking price: $1.9 million.
• Contact: Kate and Mike MacGill, F.C. Tucker Company Inc., 317-506-7853, MacGillTeam@gmail.com, www.MacGillTeam.com.


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A new perspective on a Memorial Day tradition: Here's what it's like to fly over New York in a WWII airplane
ABC News was invited to experience the ride with the Geico Skytypers.
ByLUCIE MCCORMICK
Views from a WWII airplane
ABC News took a ride with the Geico Skytypers ahead of the Bethpage Air Show.
Lucie McCormick/ABC News
One Memorial Day tradition is taking flight in cities and towns across the US this weekend: Air shows.
On May 23, ABC News had the chance to ride along with the Geico Skytypers for the Bethpage Air Show on Long Island in a SNJ-2 plane, also known as a T-6 Texan.
Five planes, including a C-47 "Gooney Bird," were part of the flyby. All were built in the early 1940s and used as advanced trainers for pilots during WWII. The seats of these tandem air crafts are equipped with a stick and rudder pedals to control the plane.
These rudder pedals are used to steer the T-6 Texan plane.
(MORE: 96-year-old WWII vet's harmonica performance of the national anthem at US soccer match goes viral)
As the Skytypers rumbled down the runway, chatter about full fuel-tanks and the flight plan could be heard on the headsets. One after another, once a rotation speed of around 80 mph was achieved, the planes became airborne, joining each other in the sky.
With the canopy open for take-off, wind rushed through the plane and the fleet headed toward lower Manhattan.
The 80-year-old planes flew in loops around the Statue of Liberty and past One World Trade Center, the pilots communicating back and forth to determine their formation. One World Trade, turn left and loop around the Statue, fly back toward the Verrazzano bridge, turn around and head towards One World Trade, and again.
A C-47, aka Gooney Bird, was also part of the show.
In the final lap, the team showed off what they're named for: Skytyping. According to the pilots, skytyping is when a group of planes fly as a unit with a lead pilot controlling a smoke apparatus attached to each plane. As they fly, the lead pilot's tablet sends a radio signal to each plane causing a puff of smoke to be released at a designated moment, ultimately forming words in the sky.
Former Air Force squadron commander Mike Brockey, a pilot on one of the T-6 Texans, said "the goal of the Skytypers is to hopefully generate interest in aviation and pay tribute to our greatest generation in flying those WWII planes" as they give performances up and down the East Coast.
(MORE: Memorial Day Remembrance of those who have served and sacrificed)
After drawing a series of dashes, the pilots gave one another the go-ahead and the convoy zoomed to a new formation, turning back toward Long Island and their hangar in Farmingdale.
To see more visuals, check out the video on ABC News' "On Location."


Son of Owen Kelly and Catherine Fox. Owen Snr. was a private in the 89th British Army Regiment. It was an Irish regiment formed on the 3rd December 1793 to fight in the Napoleonic wars.
The Great Famine in Ireland began in 1845.
Owen Jnr. was a carpenter. Joined the army the 1st Battalion the 2nd Foot, The Queen's Royal Regiment in Moate, Westmeath, Ireland in December 1846 aged 19.
He was stationed in Ireland and England for 14 years.
He sailed from Birkenhead to South Africa and fought in the 8th Kaffir War in 1851, stationed there for 10 years.
He sailed to China and served in the China War, 1860.
Returned to England and was stationed at Aldershot, 1861.
Took leave and went to Ireland, 1862.
The Regiment sailed for India in 1866, but was stationed in Aden from 1866-1868. From 1868-1878 the Regiment was stationed in India.
Owen sailed to Australia in 1883.
Married Ada Henderson (1871-1936) in 1894.
2.Edward Eugene Kelly (1865-1945) was born in Carlisle Fort, Youghal, County Cork, Ireland on 31 July 1865, where his father's Regiment was stationed. Edward married in London, Harriet Clara Cooper (1873-1955) on 26 December 1892. They had 7 children. Edward Eugene Kelly (1894-1986), Leonard Hillier Kelly (1895-1908) Percival Harvey Kelly (1897-1950), Eileen Clara Kelly (1901-1994), Laurence Cyril Kelly (1903-1980), Lionel Roy Kelly (1910-1985) Bernard Eric Kelly (1916-2003). He died on 5 August 1945 having lived in New South Wales, Australia for 25 years.
3. Michael Joseph Kelly (1871-1954) was born in Devenport. Described on death certificate as being a Wharf Labourer, living at Torwood Road, Warrimoo, New South Wales, Australia. He married Ethel Hannah Jobson (1876-1960) in St Michael's Church, Sydney on 15 August 1893. Michael and Ethel had 8 children. Alfred Gordon Kelly (1894-1951), George Kelly (1897-1917) Florence May Jean Kelly (b.1899-1992), Rose Evelyn Kelly (b.1902-1981), Sidney Owen Kelly (1905-1971), Herbert E. Kelly (b.1906), Leslie Owen Kelly (b.1908), Dulcie Ethel Kelly (b.1910), Two sons died as children.
6. James Gorman Kelly (1878-1980). Born in Bellary, India on 19 November 1878. Christened in Bellary on 8 December 1878. Buried in Bellary on 24 July 1880.


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96 Items that share the Concept Memoirs
A doctor in France, 1917-1919 : the diary of Harold Barclay, [Harold Barclay]
A medico's luck in the war : being reminiscences of R.A.M.C. work with the 51st (Highland) division, by David Rorie
A memoir, letters, and diary of the Rev. Henry S. Polehampton, M.A, edited by Edward Polehampton and Thomas Stedman Polehampton
A mind that found itself : an autobiography, by Clifford Whittingham Beers
A soldier in science : the autobiography of Bailey K. Ashford, [Bailey K. Ashford]
A surgeon in khaki, by Arthur Anderson Martin
A surgeon's fight to rebuild men : an autobiography, Fred H. Albee
A surgical pilgrim's progress : reminiscences of Lewis Stephen Pilcher
A week at Waterloo, by Magdalene de Lancey
A woman's work in water cure and sanitary education, by Mary S.G. Nichols
Advancing science : being personal reminiscences of the British Association in the nineteenth century, by Sir Oliver Lodge
An autobiographical memoir, with remarks on the various incidents which have occurred during forty-five years of his life, and a full description of his mode of treating diseases, with reasons explanatory of his system, By Samuel Westcott Tilke
An environmental odyssey : people, pollution, and politics in the life of a practical scientist, Merril Eisenbud
Autobiographical sketch of James Croll ... : with memoir of his life and work, J.C. Irons
Avis conservateur du citoyen, sur les causes de maladie violente & de mort imprévue qui ravagent soudain les hommes de tous les rangs ... ou l'on a joint des observations ... sur les causes de maladie & de mort par l'altération de l'air & des comestibles dans la capitale. Découverte intéressante du dix-huitième siècle ..., Par M. Andrieu
Barrington's memoirs of the men of his times : personal sketches and recollections, [by Sir Jonah Barrington]
Behind the brass plate : life's little stories, by Alfred T. Schofield
Bekenntnisse eines Arztes..., [Anton Ljudvigovich Smidovich] ;Übersetzung von Heinrich Johannson
Beyond the hill lies China : scenes from a medical life in Australia, by Herbert M. Moran
Catharine Grace Loch, Royal Red Cross, Senior Lady Superintendent Queen Alexandra's Military Nursing Service for India : a memoir, edited by A.F. Bradshaw
Clinical science : illustrated by personal experiences, by Sir Thomas Lewis
Confessio medici, by the writer of "The young people"
Eighty years ago : or The recollections of an old army doctor, his adventures on the field of Quatre Bras and Waterloo and during the occupation of Paris in 1815, by the late Dr. Gibney ; edited by his son, Major R.D. Gibney
Erlebnisse und Gedanken eines russischen Militärarztes, 1904-1905, von G. von Foss
Essais ou recueil de mémoires sur plusieurs points de minéralogie, avec la description des pièces déposées chez le Roi : la figure & l'analyse chimique de celles qui sont les plus intéressantes & la topographie de Moscow. Après un voyage fait au Nord, Par ordre du governement par M. Macquart
Fifteen years among the top-knots : or, Life in Korea, by L.H. Underwood, M.D ; with introduction by Frank F. Ellinwood
Fifty years a country doctor, by William N. Macartney
Fifty years in medicine, by Joseph C. Beck
Four years' residence in the West Indies, By F.W.N. Bayley
From a surgeon's journal, 1915-1918, by Harvey Cushing
From a surgeon's journal, 1915-1918, by Harvey Cushing ; with illustrations and maps
Horae subsecivae, by John Brown
Hugh Young : a surgeon's autobiography, with over 100 drawings by William P. Didusch, and three color prints
I forgot to remember : a memoir of amnesia, Su Meck with Daniel de Vise
Impressions of a doctor in khaki, by Francis E. Fremantle
Indian medical sketches, by Charlotte S. Vines
Intimate glimpses of life in India : a narrative of observations, educational, social, and religious, in the winter of 1899-1900, by George Trumbull Ladd
Kalm's account of his visit to England : on his way to America in 1748, translated by Joseph Lucas ; with two maps and several illustrations
Lebensweg eines Chirurgen, Anton Freiherr von Eiselsberg
Lovestrong : a woman doctor's true story of marriage and medicine, by Dorothy Greenbaum and Deidre S. Laiken
Medical notes and reflections, by Sir Henry Holland
Medical recollections of the Army of the Potomac, by Jonathan Letterman
Memoirs : with a full account of the great malaria problem and its solution, by Ronald Ross
Memoirs of Count Boruwlaski. Containing a sketch of his travels, with an account of his reception at the different courts of Europe, &c. &c, Written by himself
Memoirs of Joseph Holt ; : general of the Irish rebels, in 1798, edited from his original manuscript in the possession of Sir William Betham, by T. Crofton Croker
Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne (1812-1813) : authorized translation from the French original, edited by Paul Cottin and Maurice Hénault
Memoirs of William Sampson : including particulars of his adventures in various parts of Europe, his confinement in the dungeons of the Inquisition in Lisbon, &c., &c. : several original letters, being his correspondence with the ministers of state in Great-Britain and Portugal : a short sketch of the history of Ireland, particularly as it respects the spirit of British domination in that country : and a few observations on the state of manners, &c. in America
Memoirs of the life and travels of the late Charles Macpherson, Esq. in Asia, Africa, and America. Illustrative of manners, customs, and character; with a particular investigation of the nature, treatment, and possible improvement, of the negro in the British and French West India islands, Written by himself chiefly between the years 1773 and 1790 ... [Anon]
Memories of a long life, by William Campbell Maclean
Memories of the Crimea, [Mary Aloysius]
Memories, by Edward Clodd
Miscellaneous contributions to Dawson's Historical magazine
Miss Alcott's e-mail : yours for reforms of all kinds : a bio-memoir, by Kit Bakke
Missionary travels and researches in South Africa : including a sketch of sixteen years' residence in the interior of Africa ..., by David Livingstone
My days of strength : an American woman doctor's forty years in China, by Anne Walter Fearn
My journal, or what I did and saw between the 9th June and 25th November, 1857 : with an account of General Havelock's march from Allahabad to Lucknow, by a volunteer
My moorland patients, by a Yorkshire doctor
My story of the war : a woman's narrative of four years personal experience as nurse in the Union army, and in relief work at home, in hospitals, camps, and at the front, during the war of the rebellion, [Mary Ashton Livermore]
Mémoires d'un apothicaire sur la guerre d'Espagne, pendant les années 1808 à 1814, [Anon]
Mémoires du célèbre nain, Joseph Boruwlaski, [Józef Boruwlaski]
Narrative of a ten years' residence at Tripoli in Africa: from the original correspondence in the possession of the family of the late Richard Tully, Esq., the British consul. Comprising authentic memoirs and anecdotes of the reigning bashaw, his family, and other persons of distinction; also, an account of the domestic manners of the Moors, Arabs, and Turks, [Tully]
Narrative of a visit to the court of Sinde at Hyderabad on the Indus : illustrated with plates and a map, with a Sketch of the history of Cutch and an appendix, by James Burnes
Notes et souvenirs d'un chirurgien d'ambulance, [Adrien Doyon]
Paris-médécin
Recollections of a New York surgeon, by Arpad G. Gerster, M.D
Reminiscences of Oxford by Oxford men, 1559-1850, selected and edited by Lilian M. Quiller Couch
Reminiscences of a specialist, by Greville Macdonald
Reminiscences of a stammerer, B. Beasley
Reminiscences, [Nathaniel Paine Blaker]
Reminiscences, by Dr. Mary Scharlieb ; with portrait frontispiece
Saving Milly : love, politics, and Parkinson's Disease, Morton Kondracke
Scenes in the life of a nurse, by Sister Eva
Service memories, by Sir A.D. Home ; edited by Charles H. Melville
Sixty-four years a doctor : reminiscences of Sir Charles Brown, an octogenarian Lancashire doctor, [Sir Charles Brown]
Some notes of an Irish exile of 1798 : being the chapters from the Memoirs of Miles Byrne relating to Ireland
Studies on malaria, by Sir Ronald Ross
Surgical experiences in South Africa, 1899-1900 : being mainly a clinical study of the nature and effects of injuries produced by bullets of small calibre, by George Henry Makins
The Lister Memorial Lecture, delivered in the Theatre of the Royal College of Surgeons of England on April 5, 1933, [Sir Charles Alfred Ballance]
The diary of a drug fiend, by Aleister Crowley
The elephant man and other reminiscences, by Sir Frederick Treves, bart
The journal of Edward Robinson Squibb, M.D
The joy of living : an autobiography, Dr. Franklin H. Martin
The life of James Wilson : who has been blind from his infancy; author of Original poems, History of the blind, &c
The memoirs (chiefly autobiographical) from 1798 to 1886 of Richard Robert Madden ..., Edited by his son Thomas More Madden
The memoirs of Dr. Thomas W. Evans : recollections of the second French empire, edited by Edward A. Crane, M. D
The only genuine and authentic account of the life and memoirs of ... H. Jenkins ... who lived to the ... age of 169 years ..., [Henry Jenkins]
The story of a Labrador doctor, by Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
The way of an investigator : a scientist's experiences in medical research, by Walter Bradford Cannon
Two native narratives of the mutiny in Delhi, translated from the originals by the late Charles Theophilus Metcalfe
Unorthodox reminiscences, by Sir George Turner
Vermächtnis : Bekenntnisse von einem Artz und Menschen, Hans Much
Wardlife : the apprenticeship of a young writer as a hospital clerk, Andrew Steinmetz
Werden und Wirken : eines deutschen Frauenarztes | Lebenserinnerungen, von A. Martin
William Fairlie Clarke : his life and letters, hospital sketches and addresses, by E.A.W., with portrait
With Methuen's column on an ambulance train, by Ernest N. Bennett
Égypte et Palestine : observations médicales et scientifiques, par Ernest Godard
Context of Memoirs
A doctor in France, 1917-1919 : the diary of Harold Barclay
A medico's luck in the war : being reminiscences of R.A.M.C. work with the 51st (Highland) division
A memoir, letters, and diary of the Rev. Henry S. Polehampton, M.A
A mind that found itself : an autobiography
A soldier in science : the autobiography of Bailey K. Ashford
A surgeon in khaki
A surgeon's fight to rebuild men : an autobiography
A week at Waterloo
A woman's work in water cure and sanitary education
Advancing science : being personal reminiscences of the British Association in the nineteenth century
An autobiographical memoir, with remarks on the various incidents which have occurred during forty-five years of his life, and a full description of his mode of treating diseases, with reasons explanatory of his system
An environmental odyssey : people, pollution, and politics in the life of a practical scientist
Autobiographical sketch of James Croll ... : with memoir of his life and work
Avis conservateur du citoyen, sur les causes de maladie violente & de mort imprévue qui ravagent soudain les hommes de tous les rangs ... ou l'on a joint des observations ... sur les causes de maladie & de mort par l'altération de l'air & des comestibles dans la capitale. Découverte intéressante du dix-huitième siècle ...
Barrington's memoirs of the men of his times : personal sketches and recollections
Behind the brass plate : life's little stories
Bekenntnisse eines Arztes...
Beyond the hill lies China : scenes from a medical life in Australia
Catharine Grace Loch, Royal Red Cross, Senior Lady Superintendent Queen Alexandra's Military Nursing Service for India : a memoir
Clinical science : illustrated by personal experiences
Confessio medici
Eighty years ago : or The recollections of an old army doctor, his adventures on the field of Quatre Bras and Waterloo and during the occupation of Paris in 1815
Erlebnisse und Gedanken eines russischen Militärarztes, 1904-1905
Essais ou recueil de mémoires sur plusieurs points de minéralogie, avec la description des pièces déposées chez le Roi : la figure & l'analyse chimique de celles qui sont les plus intéressantes & la topographie de Moscow. Après un voyage fait au Nord
Fifteen years among the top-knots : or, Life in Korea
Fifty years a country doctor
Fifty years in medicine
Four years' residence in the West Indies
From a surgeon's journal, 1915-1918
Horae subsecivae
Hugh Young : a surgeon's autobiography
I forgot to remember : a memoir of amnesia
Impressions of a doctor in khaki
Indian medical sketches
Intimate glimpses of life in India : a narrative of observations, educational, social, and religious, in the winter of 1899-1900
Kalm's account of his visit to England : on his way to America in 1748
Lebensweg eines Chirurgen
Lovestrong : a woman doctor's true story of marriage and medicine
Medical notes and reflections
Medical recollections of the Army of the Potomac
Memoirs : with a full account of the great malaria problem and its solution
Memoirs of Count Boruwlaski. Containing a sketch of his travels, with an account of his reception at the different courts of Europe, &c. &c
Memoirs of Joseph Holt ; : general of the Irish rebels, in 1798
Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne (1812-1813) : authorized translation from the French original
Memoirs of the life and travels of the late Charles Macpherson, Esq. in Asia, Africa, and America. Illustrative of manners, customs, and character; with a particular investigation of the nature, treatment, and possible improvement, of the negro in the British and French West India islands
Memories of a long life
Memories of the Crimea
Miss Alcott's e-mail : yours for reforms of all kinds : a bio-memoir
Missionary travels and researches in South Africa : including a sketch of sixteen years' residence in the interior of Africa ...
My days of strength : an American woman doctor's forty years in China
My journal, or what I did and saw between the 9th June and 25th November, 1857 : with an account of General Havelock's march from Allahabad to Lucknow
My moorland patients
My story of the war : a woman's narrative of four years personal experience as nurse in the Union army, and in relief work at home, in hospitals, camps, and at the front, during the war of the rebellion
Mémoires d'un apothicaire sur la guerre d'Espagne, pendant les années 1808 à 1814
Mémoires du célèbre nain, Joseph Boruwlaski
Narrative of a ten years' residence at Tripoli in Africa: from the original correspondence in the possession of the family of the late Richard Tully, Esq., the British consul. Comprising authentic memoirs and anecdotes of the reigning bashaw, his family, and other persons of distinction; also, an account of the domestic manners of the Moors, Arabs, and Turks
Narrative of a visit to the court of Sinde at Hyderabad on the Indus : illustrated with plates and a map, with a Sketch of the history of Cutch and an appendix
Notes et souvenirs d'un chirurgien d'ambulance
Recollections of a New York surgeon
Reminiscences of Oxford by Oxford men, 1559-1850
Reminiscences of a specialist
Reminiscences of a stammerer
Saving Milly : love, politics, and Parkinson's Disease
Scenes in the life of a nurse
Service memories
Sixty-four years a doctor : reminiscences of Sir Charles Brown, an octogenarian Lancashire doctor
Studies on malaria
Surgical experiences in South Africa, 1899-1900 : being mainly a clinical study of the nature and effects of injuries produced by bullets of small calibre
The Lister Memorial Lecture, delivered in the Theatre of the Royal College of Surgeons of England on April 5, 1933
The diary of a drug fiend
The elephant man and other reminiscences
The joy of living : an autobiography
The memoirs (chiefly autobiographical) from 1798 to 1886 of Richard Robert Madden ...
The memoirs of Dr. Thomas W. Evans : recollections of the second French empire
The only genuine and authentic account of the life and memoirs of ... H. Jenkins ... who lived to the ... age of 169 years ...
The story of a Labrador doctor
The way of an investigator : a scientist's experiences in medical research
Two native narratives of the mutiny in Delhi
Unorthodox reminiscences
Vermächtnis : Bekenntnisse von einem Artz und Menschen
Wardlife : the apprenticeship of a young writer as a hospital clerk
Werden und Wirken : eines deutschen Frauenarztes | Lebenserinnerungen
William Fairlie Clarke : his life and letters, hospital sketches and addresses
With Methuen's column on an ambulance train
Égypte et Palestine : observations médicales et scientifiques

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Iraq had the world's fourth-largest standing army until the United States brought the country to its knees in the Gulf War.
But Iraq has been slowly rebuilding its military forces since 1991. And while it is nowhere near as powerful as it was, Iraq's armed forces still represent a threat to other countries and U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf region, military analysts say.
"This is not the Iraqi military of 1990. The Iraqis suffered grievously during the Gulf War, and they have been very limited in their ability to rebuild," said Kenneth Pollack, a military analyst at Washington Institute for Near East Policy. "Right now in the Gulf, the United States has all of the military cards. Saddam has very few military options."
Iraq's rearming effort has been hurt by post-war sanctions. In 1990, its 1.1 million-man military included 66 Army divisions and a variety of smaller units. Now the Iraqi military numbers 400,000 with 23 divisions, and only six are considered ready for battle. They are Republican Guard units loyal to Saddam Hussein.
Pollack said Iraq has "a slightly improved version" of the SA-2 surface-to-air missile the Soviets used to shoot down the U-2 flown by American pilot Francis Gary Powers in 1960.
Nonetheless, "If they took all of their forces, put them on the border -- Republican Guards, about 100,000 good troops -- they could cause quite a bit of damage," said Lawrence Korb, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Iraq's air force is even more rag-tag. It never got back 132 of its best fighters, which have been in Iran since the Gulf War. Pentagon sources say only 184 of its 305 remaining warplanes are working. Those are aging MiG-21s.
Iraq is boxed in by more than 200 U.S. and allied fighter planes, including U.S. F-15s and F-16s in Saudi Arabia and Turkey, A-10 "tank killers" in Kuwait; and F-18s on the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimitz in the Gulf.
Six of the 17 U.S. ships in the Gulf are equipped with deadly accurate Tomahawk cruise missiles; the type used to punish Saddam twice before -- last year and in 1993.
The United States spends $500-600 million a year to maintain its military stranglehold on Iraq.
The biggest U.S. worry about Saddam Hussein's military capability is not what he has, but what he may be hiding.
There's no firm evidence that Iraq used chemical weapons in the Gulf War, but Saddam has used them before -- against the Kurds in the Iran-Iraq War during the '80s. And there is evidence of Iraqi plans to deliver nerve gas or germs by Scud missiles.
The Pentagon believes the strategy against Iraq will likely keep U.S. forces in the Gulf for another 15 years, and will probably require periodic strikes to keep Saddam in line.


Thanks again to Dani Hinton of Battlestar Blondie Cosplay for introducing me to Major Sam!
How often do you travel in order to exhibit the products of your play?
Which skill or skills do you practice in both your play and your day job?
Which avenue for getting paid to play takes up work than you thought, or can put into it at the moment?
Which bits of your play could you do without?
Major Sam as Isis, from Age of Empires, at Gold Coast Supanova 2015. Photo by Carlos Mayenco Cosplay Photographer.
Jessica Rabbit, from Who Framed Roger Rabbit?


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Q: how to send searching criteria to server and showing searching result in another page? very simple situation, one search page with several searching criteria, when user fill in and press 'search', the searching criteria is pass to server and retrieve database and put the result in a arrayList, then the server redirect the page to result page, showing the searching result.
I do not know how to do the final step, "show the result in result page"
if using GWT-RPC method,
is we get the result arraylist in onsuccess method of callback object then jump to another page in onsuccess method?
but I do not know how to implement this, especially the part "send the result and jump to another page"
if I do this using PanelForm method, I also stuck on the step how the result (an arrayList) pass to the show result page? or how the show result page get the search result in server?

A: sorry for my english,
you'll get the list in onsuccess method
public void onSuccess(List list)
{
     List resultList = new ArrayList<com.shared.PanelFormVO>();
     for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) {
         PanelFormVO ld1 = (PanelFormVO) list.get(i);
         resultList.add(ld1);
     }
     cellTable.setRowData(resultList);
}

this code will show you how to put the data in cell table..
else u can use the list to use the data

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Would you know what to do if a loved one – or even a total stranger – suddenly collapsed nearby? When real estate broker Gary Brauchla's heart stopped in 2012, his wife knew to immediately begin CPR until rescuers could arrive.
Join Gary as he shares his story of survival and teaches you two life-savings steps: Call 911 and push hard and fast on the chest in uninterrupted rhythm to the Bee Gees hit "Stayin' Alive." You will get the opportunity to practice this technique on mannequins during the class.
This is not a certified CPR class but serves as a great refresher or introduction to this live savings technique. You do not have to have CPR certification to participate.