By the standards of the ever-changing Internet, Pegasus Mail has a long history: it sent its first message in December 1989, and has been made available as a free service to the Internet since February 1990. The Windows version of Pegasus Mail first appeared in 1993, as did the first version of Mercury, my mail server. In the time since its initial release, Pegasus Mail has sent billions of messages for millions of people. It dates from the time when the Internet was a community rather than just a highway - a time when people helped each other without worrying too much about who was going to pay for it.
My name is David Harris - I'm the person who develops both Pegasus Mail and Mercury. There is no anonymous corporation behind the program, and the same pair of hands that wrote the first version in 1989 is still writing it in the year 2002. People regularly ask me why I originally wrote these programs, and why I still make them available for free: if you've got a moment, I'll try to give you a little background.
In 1989, the University where I worked (in Dunedin, New Zealand) installed its first Novell NetWare network. It wasn't until after we installed it that we found that it didn't include an e-mail system, but we'd already used up our budget and the commercial mail packages that were available were very expensive. To fill the gap, I wrote a simple e-mail program in my own time and made it available on the network: I was quite surprised to find that people liked it.
Early in 1990, after tidying it up a little, I made it available on the Internet at a friend's FTP site in Hawaii, expecting that four or five other sites might find a use for it... In the first week of availability, it was downloaded more than 100 times, which also surprised me. I found that I was receiving mail from people thanking me for giving them something they couldn't have afforded any other way -- communication. I grew to understand that communication had to be regarded as a right, not as a privilege: it seemed to me in 1989, as it still seems to me now, that freedom of speech is useless if nobody can hear you. Giving away Pegasus Mail seemed to be a means by which I could try to make communication more accessible to a much wider range of people who needed it - it was, if you like, my attempt to level the playing field a little, to remove some of the power from the faceless corporate giants who saw profit as the only possible end to enterprise.
From that time, I began a curious double existence, working at the University by day, and working on Pegasus Mail at night, refining and tuning it to add the things people were asking for. With each release of the program, usage grew, until by 1993, the demands it was placing on my time were so great that I had to make a choice between my safe University job and going out full-time to support Pegasus Mail. Leaving the University gave me what I needed most -- time -- but took away what I needed to survive -- my salary. This put me in an awkward situation: the ideals that had motivated me to make the program available in the first place were still just as valid as ever, but I also had to eat. I hit upon the idea of making the manuals available for sale as an option to support the development of the program. This allowed the software to remain free, and the addition of extensive online help ensured that the program remained useful even without the manuals: so, the larder was stocked without compromising the ideals. To this day, my only source of income remains the sale of manuals for Pegasus Mail and Mercury.
Since 1990, the world has changed: the Internet has become more or less a commodity, and people's expectations of software have altered enormously. I've worked hard to try to keep up with the expectations of my user base and to keep offering a program that fits all their needs. I enjoy making Pegasus Mail available on these terms, knowing that it helps people: your support is a key component of making this all happen, whether it's by purchasing manuals, or by showing the program to people who might benefit from using it, or simply by enjoying the fruits of my labour. With your support and backing, I look forward to being able to offer Pegasus Mail and Mercury in the future for as long as the ideals they represent are still relevant.


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ACRPS has published issue 20 of the bi-monthly peer-reviewed academic journal Siyasat Arabia, a journal devoted to political science and international relations. This issue includes the following studies and analytical papers: "Terrorism and the Law: Moroccan Anti-Terror Legislation" (Hassan Tarek and Ihsan al-Hafezi); "The Debate over the Precedence of 'the Guardian State' or of State Responsibility: an Investigation into the Principle of Solidarity with Regard to Arab Specifics" (Amina Mostefa Della); Questions of Parliamentary Monarchy in the Moroccan Constitutional System" (Abdelilah Essatte); "Transatlantic Partnership for Trade and Investment: An Economic NATO with Geostrategic Motives" (Mohamed Metawe); "The Refugee Crisis in the Arab World and its Domestic and Regional Implications" (Alaa Abdelhafiz); and "Iranian Infiltration in East Africa and its Implications for Gulf National Security 2002-2014" (Ali Metwally Ahmed). The section on the AOI includes a paper prepared by the Arab Opinion Unit at ACRPS entitled, "Arab Public Opinion on the Performance of Parliaments according to the Results of the 2015 AOI".
There are also reviews of important books: Ahmad Qassem Hussein's review of International Relations Theories: Discipline and Diversity by Tim Dunne et al.; Mohamed Ali Nador and Morsi Mochiri's review of "Algerian Security Policy: Determinants, Fields and Challenges" by Mansour Lakhdari; Ahmad Jassim al-Hussein's review of La Fabricaccion de l'ennemie [the Making of an Enemy] by Pierre Conesa; and Hikmat Abdul Rahman's review of Les ondes de choc des révolutions arabes (Shock Waves Generated by the Arab Revolutions) by Chantal Verdeil et al. The journal also includes the two regular sections covering the most important milestones of democratic transformation in the Arab world and events in Palestine during March and April 2016.
Hassan Tareq , Ihsan al-Hafizi
Research Papers and Policy Reports
Terrorism and Law: Moroccan Security Legislation for Combating Terrorism
Changes in the methods and tactics of terrorist groups have triggered continuous and permanent legislative change nationally and internationally.
Amina Mostefa Della
The Dialectic of Determining the Priority of Night-Watchman State or International Responsibility in Achieving Solidarity an
The changing structure of International Law has always been a contentious issue because of the analytical and practical contradictions imposed by the concept of Solidarity whether its international or humanitarian sense.
Abdelilah Essatte
The Problematic of Parliamentary Monarchy in the Moroccan Constitutional System
The referendum on the new Moroccan constitution in July 2011, which varied readings and perspectives around it, between supporters of the methodology and implications brought as necessary step towards democracy.
Mohamed Metawe
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP): A New Economic NATO, Albeit with Geostrategic Objectives
Alaa Abdelhafiz Mohammed
The Refugees Crisis in the Arab World and its Internal and External Outcomes
Ali Metwally Ahmed
Iranian Involvement in East Africa: Repercussions For Gulf National Security
Arab Legislatures: Public Perceptions of their Performance
International Relations Theories: Discipline and Diversity
Mohamed Ali Nador , Morsi Moshiri
Algerian Security Policy: Determinants, Fields and Challenges
Ahmad Jassem al-Hussein
La Fabricaccion de l'ennemie

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Bungie's Destiny may still not have a release date, but we may have just learned when to expect the beta for the upcoming sci-fi shooter.
According to Amazon, Bungie's Destiny will have an open beta sometime in early 2014. Entry is offered to anyone who pre-orders the upcoming shooter through the online retailer. The beta will be available across all platforms, so you'll be able to play on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Beta invites won't be sent out until after Oct. 3, but access won't be granted until it officially begins some time next year.
Multiplayer is a huge component for Destiny, so it makes complete sense to offer a beta for a game as anticipated as Bungie's first non-Halo work. Gamestop and Best Buy will be offering beta access as well. While you wait, you can check out the latest trailer for Destiny, which offers our first look at the moon.


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Organization of American Historians Records
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The records of the Organization of American Historians are extensive and provide an in-depth look at the history and evolution of the organization. Although records such as board minutes and conference proceedings have small gaps, they provide the best overview of the organization. The collection also shows of the growth of the organization from a small, one-person office to an office environment employing several individuals.
Executive Board Records, 1907-2016
Consist of minutes, reports, administrative records, a newsletter, committees, past president files, legal information, and correspondence all dealing with the organization's executive board. This series has five main areas: Administrative Files, Committees, Correspondence, Meetings, and Past President. The meeting minutes are the best resource for obtaining a broad overview of the organization. The least amount of documentation is available during the 1920s-1940s, but some information about decisions affecting the organization is located in the Mississippi Valley Historical Review.
The Administrative Files contain the articles of incorporation, constitution, bylaws, and executive secretary reports to the board. A brief newsletter, the Board Bulletin, 1991-1996, kept board members informed about OAH Executive Office activities. Board correspondence includes the writings of individual board members and the executive director discussing major activities and future directions of the organization.
Committees form the largest portion of this record series. The material is divided into four sections: awards, service, standing, and joint committees with other organizations. These records contain correspondence, reports, and minutes from the various committees and indicate the long-term goals and projects of the OAH. More information about specific projects is in the subject files of the Executive Office. Although information about the Membership Committee is located in this series, membership lists are maintained by the office of the treasurer and are located in the Treasurer Files. Past president Files contain mostly biographical information. Included are histories, brief overviews, and correspondence.
Executive Office, 1906-2017
These records best reflect the growth of the organization. They are produced by the main administrative office of the organization and document most of its activities. This series includes material from the executive director.
There are two distinct sets of correspondence. The alphabetical correspondence is arranged by year and then the person with whom the director is corresponding. Between 1906 and 1953, the organization maintained a staff of one (the director) and the correspondence for these years is the only record of the activities of the executive office. This correspondence reflects all of the roles the director fulfilled in the office as well as their own personal correspondence with individuals and organizations. After 1953 the organization and its staff expanded. Between 1953 and 1969, James Olson and William Aeschbacher each served as director. While the alphabetical correspondence continues to document the activities in the executive office, the directors maintain their own personal records located in the Past Directors subseries. Following 1969, as the organization continued to undergo major administrative change, the alphabetical correspondence remains a source of information about the activities of the executive office, but programs and further information about occurrences during a director's tenure may be found in the subject files.
The daily correspondence files cover the years 1984-1999 and overlap some with the alphabetical correspondence. It is arranged chronologically by the date sent or received. Although the information within these files do not duplicate the alphabetical files, they represent different filing systems. To fully understand the years contained in the files both sets of correspondence files as well as the subject files should be consulted. The final and largest set of records in this area is the subject files. As the organization grew, it became more involved in new programs, added personnel, and became politically active. The subject files cover this wide range of activities and represent the program side of the organization.
The Past Director subseries includes the correspondence files of three executive directors: James Olson, William Aeschbacher, and Thomas Clark. These files contain correspondence with specific individuals about program activities and is an excellent resource to understand each directors' goals and programs. To receive a more complete view of the happenings in the organization during these directors' tenures, the alphabetical correspondence should also be consulted.
Publications include the OAH Newsletter and the Magazine of History. The files contain correspondence regarding the publication of these resources and incomplete sets of both the magazine and newsletter, as well as other publications from the executive office.
Editorial Office, 1907-2017
Includes the records of the Journal of American History, editorial board minutes, correspondence, awards, reports, editor files, accepted manuscripts, and copies of the journal. The main administrative functions of this office are covered in the editorial board, awards, and correspondence files. They contain a good overview of the office's activities and in the instance of the correspondence files, 1930-1992, cover a vast time period and document the evolution of the journal. The editorial office publishes The Journal of American History (JAH), the scholarly journal of the OAH. Within the journal records are a nearly-complete set of print copies and an incomplete set of microfilm copies of the publication. Also included is correspondence with the executive office regarding the publication of the JAH. The journal is available online through Oxford Academic Journals (https://academic.oup.com/jah), and the History Cooperative (http://www.historycooperative.org/jahindex.html). The accepted manuscripts include copies of the earliest version of the article (if available), peer reviews, and correspondence related to reviews. Our records do not include complete manuscript files prior to1955 or the last five years of material. Access to the manuscript files is governed by a restriction policy.
Annual Meeting, 1908-2019
This series contains an incomplete set of the programs and business meeting minutes from the annual OAH meeting. More information about the annual meeting is located in the Journal of American History records as published proceedings that include papers presented and meeting minutes. There is also information concerning the annual meeting in the Executive Office Subject Files.
Treasurer Files, 1907-2015
Contain audits, correspondence, budgets, membership information, and reports from the office of the treasurer of the OAH. The two major reports in this series are the membership and treasurer reports. Much of this information is incomplete, but can be used with the executive board minutes to construct an accurate picture of the organization's financial status throughout its history. The membership information includes the card files and membership lists used to track member names, addresses, and years in the organization. This series also includes the financial ledgers maintained by the treasurer that indicated the names of both individual and institutional members and the amount paid during a particular year. The member cards and ledgers only cover the period of the beginning of the organization through the early 1960s, the period of the combined Secretary-Treasurer position. This series also contains the correspondence of individual treasurers that includes information about their role as treasurer and involvement in committee work.
Photographs, 1907-2002
This series contains photographs of the presidents, executive secretaries, treasurers, secretary-treasurers, chairmen of the board, and editors of OAH. There are also copies of images used in issues of the JAH.
Audio/Visual Material, 1963-2004
Includes microfilm, audio cassettes, and videotapes related to the OAH. The largest portion is the microfilm containing portions of the JAH.
Media, 1948-2011
Contains optical discs (primarily CDs) and floppy disks related to material from the OAH. Many CDs contain material from Magazine of History issues and projects conducted in collaboration with the National Park Service. The floppy disks include backups of articles from the JAH and the OAH Newsletter.
Organization of American Historians (Creator, Organization)
This collection has the following restrictions:
Access to the records of the OAH Executive Office is restricted for 10 years.
Journal of American History editorial correspondence and referee's evaluations written before 1979 will remain closed for the lifetime of the author unless the reviewer explicitly sanctions opening.
Journal of American History evaluations written between 1979 and 1986 will remain closed for 10 years or longer in those cases where referees requested other terms.
From 1986 onward each referee signs a form to indicate whether he or she is willing to let the author know his or her identity immediately or whether the evaluation shall be closed for 15 years.
Individual folders are also restricted due to Social Security Numbers and attorney-client priviledged material. The rest of the collection is open to the public without restriction.
The copyright laws of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) govern the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material.
Historical Note
The Organization of American Historians (OAH), originally the Mississippi Valley Historical Association (MVHA), was founded in 1907 through the efforts of seven men:
William S. Bell, Montana Historical and Misc. Library
Edgar R. Harlan, Historical Department of Iowa
George W. Martin, Kansas State Historical Society
Clarence S. Paine, Nebraska State Historical Society
Francis A. Sampson, State Historical Society of Missouri
Benjamin F. Shambaugh, State Historical Society of Iowa
Warren Upham, Minnesota Historical Society.
Its purpose was to encourage research and study of the history of the Mississippi Valley and to provide a means of communication among the secretaries of historical societies. The Nebraska State Historical Society was chosen as the headquarters and Clarence Paine was elected as the first secretary-treasurer. Membership was based on payment of dues, governed by an Executive Committee, and mainly open to heads of historical societies and professional historians in academic institutions. The organization was created with the idea that it would be open only to those active in the profession within the regional parameters of the Mississippi Valley. It sponsored annual meetings for members and created a scholarly journal for research publications. In 1913, a board of editors was selected to oversee the production of the first issue of The Mississippi Valley Historical Review, and the organization was incorporated in Nebraska in 1914.
In 1916 Clarence Paine died, leaving the organization in a state of transition. Although the election of his widow, Clara Paine, as the secretary-treasurer of the organization was controversial because she was a woman and not a historian, Clara ran the organization effectively, and her legacy to the organization extended beyond her 36 years as secretary-treasurer. During this period the ties to historical societies began to diminish and the idea that non-professional historians should be included in the organization's membership emerged. In charge of membership, finances, and the general operation of the office, Clara helped to establish the organization as a reputable force in the field of American history.
Ill health led to Clara's resignation in 1952. What followed was a period of change for the organization that lasted through the 1970s. An interim secretary-treasurer found guilty of mishandling funds, a name change for the organization and its journal, a debate over using the organization as an instrument for social reform, and the relocation of the organization to Utah with its secretary-treasurer, William Aeschbacher, all signaled what would become a period of landmark changes within the organization. One of the greatest debates in the organization's history entered in the 1950s just prior to Clara's retirement. For many years, the boundaries of the organization gradually stretched beyond the Mississippi Valley and many members were finding it difficult for their institutions to fund trips to a regional organization's annual meeting. Many felt it time to officially recognize the national character of the organization and that a name change was the appropriate action. Clara and other members forcefully argued against the change and worked for its defeat. In 1964, the name of the journal officially changed to The Journal of American History to acknowledge its national audience. The organization soon followed with the change from the Mississippi Valley Historical Association to the Organization of American Historians in 1965, signifying its emergence as a national organization.
In the beginning, the organization's headquarters moved with secretary-treasurer. When William Aeschbacher began his tenure in 1956, he was head of the Nebraska Historical Society, but the OAH moved with him to Utah when he changed positions. Its time in Utah lasted only as long as Aeschbacher was secretary-treasurer. In 1969, the position of secretary-treasurer was divided into two separate entities, with Aeschbacher as treasurer and David Miller as executive secretary. After some discussion, the organization relocated in 1970 to the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, with Thomas Clark as its executive secretary. The organization continues to reside in Bloomington.
Throughout the 1970s the organization moved beyond its academic and educational focus to involvement in political issues. Civil rights entered into discussions as the organization's membership became more racially diverse. Annual meetings raised difficult questions because many hotels would not provide the same accommodations for the African-American membership as the white membership. In some cases, they were not received in the hotels at all. The organization responded with a board decision to use only hotels that allowed all members the same privileges. Women's rights became another political arena for the organization when it entered into the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) with letters, resolutions, and a convention boycott of states that had not passed the ERA. The organization elected its first female executive director, Joan Hoff-Wilson, in 1981. The OAH's involvement with the formation of the National Coordinating Council for the Promotion of History (NCC) secured its place in the political arena and the NCC became the lobbying tool for its member organizations.
Today, the Organization of American Historians is active in the field of American history through its wide variety of programs and activities. OAH programs encompass areas like education, preservation, history standards, publishing, awards, and other initiatives. Although the importance of history education in schools was always a key issue for the organization, the OAH has recently responded to the need to emphasize history at the primary and secondary levels of education. As a result, the organization became involved in National History Day, the setting of national history standards, the publication of resources for elementary and high school history teachers such as the Magazine of History, and a focus on teaching day at the annual conference.
The OAH continues to support and promote scholarship, research, and access to documents in the field of American History. The organization's staff has grown considerably from the small office of one at the Nebraska Historical Society to a vast array of individuals helping meet the mission and goals of the organization. The annual meeting (the organization's main source of income along with membership dues) brings together historians nationwide. The OAH now has three major publications: The Journal of American History contains scholarly work; The OAH Magazine of History that focuses on teachers and educators; and the OAH Newsletter that provides information about the organization's current endeavors. The OAH also continues to support several awards, programs, and advocacy at all levels of government.
Organizational Structure An executive board headed by the OAH president and administered by the executive director governs the organization. The president of OAH is elected annually by the membership and has the responsibilities of chief operating officer, as well as presiding at official meetings and appointing committees. General charge over the affairs of the organization falls to the executive board. This body is responsible for calling and conducting meetings, supervising business affairs, and overseeing the publication program. Its decisions affect the direction of the organization. The executive director (formerly executive secretary and secretary-treasurer) of the OAH plays a key role in its daily business operations while also developing and managing the programs of the organization under the direction of the executive board. The board appoints the executive director and treasurer. During the organization's residence in Bloomington, its staff size has expanded to over a dozen personnel to carry out its mission "to promote teaching and scholarship about the history of the United, both before and after its formation as a nation-state".
While the executive office manages publications such as the OAH Newsletter and the Magazine of History, the editorial office produces the organization's main scholarly publication, The Journal of American History (JAH). Historically, the organization's editorial and executive offices have maintained separate locations because traditionally the offices would relocate when a new executive director or editor was appointed. The editor, like the executive director, is appointed by the OAH Board of Directors and is advised by an editorial board also appointed by the OAH Board. These two factors have helped both offices develop into separate entities. In 1963 the editorial office moved to Bloomington, Indiana when Oscar Winther became editor. When OAH moved to Bloomington in 1970, the offices continued to remain separate.
Past Officers of OAH
Francis A. Sampson (1907)
Thomas M. Owen (1907-1908)
Clarence W. Alvord (1908-1909)
Orin G. Libby (1909-1910)
Benjamin F. Shambaugh (1910-1911)
Andrew C. McLaughlin (1911-1912)
Reuben G. Thwaites (1912-1913)
James A. James (1913-1914)
Isaac J. Cox (1914-1915)
Dunbar Rowland (1915-1916)
Frederic L. Paxson (1916-1917)
St. George L. Sioussat (1917-1918)
Harlow Lindley (1918-1919)
Milo M. Quaife (1919-1920)
Chauncey S. Boucher (1920-1921)
William E. Connelley (1921-1922)
Solon J. Buck (1922-1923)
Eugene C. Barker (1923-1924)
Frank H. Hodder (1924-1925)
James A. Woodburn (1925-1926)
Otto L. Schmidt (1926-1927)
Joseph Schafer (1927-1928)
Charles W. Ramsdell (1928-1929)
Homer C. Hockett (1929-1930)
Louise P. Kellogg (1930-1931)
Beverley W. Bond, Jr. (1931-1932)
John D. Hicks (1932-1933)
Jonas Viles (1933-1934)
Lester B. Shippee (1934-1935)
Louis Pelzer (1935-1936)
Edward E. Dale (1936-1937)
Clarence E. Carter (1937-1938)
William O. Lynch (1938-1939)
James G. Randall (1939-1940)
Carl F. Wittke (1940-1941)
Arthur C. Cole (1941-1942)
Charles H. Ambler (1942-1943)
Theodore C. Blegen (1943-1944)
William C. Binkley (1944-1946)
Herbert A. Kellar (1946-1947)
Ralph P. Bieber (1947-1948)
Dwight L. Dumond (1948-1949)
Carl C. Rister (1949-1950)
Elmer Ellis (1950-1951)
Merle E. Curti (1951-1952)
James L. Sellers (1952-1953)
Fred A. Shannon (1953-1954)
Walter P. Webb (1954-1955)
Edward C. Kirkland (1955-1956)
Thomas D. Clark (1956-1957)
Wendell H. Stephenson (1957-1958)
William T. Hutchinson (1958-1959)
Frederick Merk (1959-1960)
Fletcher M. Green (1960-1961)
Paul W. Gates (1961-1962)
Ray A. Billington (1962-1963)
Avery O. Craven (1963-1964)
John W. Caughey (1964-1965)
George E. Mowry (1965-1966)
Thomas C. Cochran (1966-1967)
Thomas A. Bailey (1967-1968)
C. Vann Woodward (1968-1969)
Merrill Jensen (1969-1970)
David M. Potter (1970-1971)
Edmund S. Morgan (1971-1972)
T. Harry Williams (1972-1973)
John Higham (1973-1974)
John Hope Franklin (1974-1975)
Frank Freidel (1975-1976)
Richard Leopold (1976-1977)
Kenneth M. Stampp (1977-1978)
Eugene D. Genovese (1978-1979)
Carl N. Degler (1979-1980)
William A. Williams (1980-1981)
Gerda Lerner (1981-1982)
Allan G. Bogue (1982-1983)
Anne Firor Scott (1983-1984)
Arthur S. Link (1984-1985)
William E. Leuchtenburg (1985-1986)
Leon F. Litwack (1986-1987)
Stanley N. Katz (1987-1988)
David Brion Davis (1988-1989)
Louis R. Harlan (1989-1990)
Mary Frances Berry (1990-1991)
Joyce Appleby (1991-1992)
Lawrence W. Levine (1992-1993)
Eric Foner (1993-1994)
Gary B. Nash (1994-1995)
Michael Kammen (1995-1996)
Linda K. Kerber (1996-1997)
George M. Fredrickson (1997-1998)
William H. Chafe (1998-1999)
David Montgomery (1999-2000)
Kenneth T. Jackson (2000-2001)
Darlene Clark Hine (2001-2002)
Ira Berlin (2002-2003)
Jacquelyn Hall (2003-2004)
James O. Horton (2004-2005)
Vicki L. Ruiz (2005-2006)
Richard White (2006-2007)
Nell Irvin Painter (2007-2008)
Pete Daniel (2008-2009)
Elaine Tyler May (2009-2010)
David A. Hollinger (2010-2011)
Alice Kessler-Harris (2011-2012)
Albert M. Camarillo (2012-2013)
Alan M. Kraut (2013-2014)
Patricia Limerick (2014-2015)
Jon Butler (2015-2016)
Nancy F. Cott (2016-2017)
Secretary-Treasurers
Clarence S. Paine (1907-1916)
Clara S. Paine (1916-1952)
James C. Olson (1953-1956)
William Aeschbacher (1956-1969)
Executive Secretaries/Directors
David Miller (1970)
Thomas Clark (1970-1973)
Richard Kirkendall (1973-1981)
Joan Hoff-Wilson (1981-1989)
Arnita A. Jones (1990-1999)
Lee Formwalt (1999- 2009)
Katherine M. Finley (2010- )
Robert K. Murray (1977-1984)
Cullom Davis (1984-1993)
Gale Peterson (1993-2003)
Robert W. Cherny (2003-2008)
Robert Griffith (2008-2010)
Jay S. Goodgold (2011- )
Mississippi Valley Historical Review Editors
Benjamin F. Shambaugh (1908-1914)—(Proceedings)
Clarence W. Alvord (1914-1923)—(Proceedings)
Oscar O. Winther (1963-1964)
Journal of American History Editors
Martin Ridge (1966-1978)
Lewis Perry (1978-1984)
Paul Lucas (1984-1985)
David Thelen (1985-1999)
Joanne Meyerowitz (1999-2004)
Edward T. Linenthal (2005-2016)
Benjamin H. Irvin (August 2017- )
227 Cubic Feet (187 cartons, 34 document boxes, 13 flat boxes, 73 optical discs, 70 floppy disks, 36 rolls of microfilm, 15 audio cassettes, 2 videotapes)
The Organization of American Historians (OAH) was founded in 1907 under the name the Mississippi Valley Historical Association (MVHA). The founders created a historical organization that encouraged research and study of the area that made up the Mississippi Valley. In 1913 it began to sponsor a scholarly journal, The Mississippi Valley Historical Review. The organization eventually outgrew its brand name as a regional association by gaining members throughout the country. The organization officially changed its name to the Organization of American Historians in 1965. Today, the OAH is a national organization with a worldwide membership promoting American history research.
Presented by the Organization of American Historians, 1995.
Accessions: A95-03, A1997/98-025, A1998/99-008, A2000/01-017, A2000/01-019, A2000/01-029, A2001/02-007, A2002/03-002, A2002/03-014, A2002/03-027, A2002/03-028, A2002/03-043, A2005/06-020, A2006/07-020, A2007/08-019, A2008/09-022, A2009/10-008, A2009/10-018, A2010/11-016, A2010/11-029, A2011/12-023, A2013/14-020, A2014/15-027, A2015/16-031, A2015/16-037, A2016/17-008, A2016/17-042, A2016/17-053.
National Council on Public History Records, 1977-2002, Ruth Lilly Special Collections and Archives, IUPUI University Library, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.
Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (SHEAR) Records, 1978-1994, Ruth Lilly Special Collections and Archives, IUPUI University Library, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.
Aeschbacher, William D. "The Mississippi Valley Historical Association, 1907-1965," The Journal of American History (September 1967), 339-353.
Constitution of the Organization of American Historians: http://www.oah.org/about/constitution.html.
The Organization of American Historians website: http://www.oah.org.
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Ne obliviscaris (Latin "Do not forget") may refer to:

Mottos
Ne Obliviscaris, motto of the Duke of Argyll as chief of the Clan Campbell
Ne Obliviscaris, motto of the Princess Louise's Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Ne Obliviscaris, motto of HMS Argyll and HMS Argyll (F231)
Ne Obliviscaris, motto of various schools related to the Campbell clan, including: Campbell College, George Campbell School of Technology, Campbell Collegiate, Campbell Hall School, Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute

Other
Ne Obliviscaris: Dinna Forget, memoirs of Lady Frances Balfour, 1930
Ne Obliviscaris (band), an Australian band

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Magna Carta project
Leeds academics and students have been helping young people from Bradford to investigate the heritage of Magna Carta during its 800th anniversary year.
Bradford-based arts organisations Mind the Gap and Freedom Studios received £49,700 from the HLF for an exciting project called 'Magna Carta on Trial'.
With the help of two Leeds postgraduates they have been exploring the context in which the Magna Carta was written, its journey through history and its legacy of freedom and democracy worldwide.
PhD students James Hill (Institute of Medieval Studies) and Victoria Cooper (School of English) have assisted the students with their projects. James said: "Our main role was to provide information to inform the student projects. We had to generate interest in the history of England and the signing of the Magna Carta. There was a lot of energy and enthusiasm, and it was really rewarding when you could see the students beginning to take on board new ideas about history and use them."
The project included a series of public celebratory events including a theatrical display at Bradford City Hall on 15 June, the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta.
Following this event, a fun and inspiring film will be made by and for diverse young people to educate other young people on the Magna Carta; its importance and what it means today. The film will be used as a key educational tool, both standalone and as part of a schools workshop tour that will reach 10 schools and community groups this autumn.


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Wells Adams Felt "Pressure" About Proposing To Sarah Hyland For This Understandable Reason
07/17/2019 "Pressur, Adams:, Felt, Wells
In case you missed it, Bachelorette alum Wells Adams recently gave Modern Family star Sarah Hyland his final rose in the form of a stunning engagement ring. Now, as E! News noted, Wells Adams opened up about his engagement to Sarah Hyland and even discussed the pressure he felt in planning one major detail about the event.
During an episode of Adams' podcast with his co-host Brandi Cyrus, Your Favorite Things, the Bachelor in Paradise star got real about one aspect of his engagement plan that was a bit stressful for him. As it turns out, the most nerve-wracking aspect of the plan was actually transporting the ring to Fiji, which is where the two became engaged. "Guys, for the most part, are not used to having expensive pieces of jewelry around them," he said, "So, it freaks us out just in general. Also, for me, we were traveling across the ocean, so that's even more stress of like, 'What happens if someone steals my bag or something?'"
The reality star also joked on the July 17 episode that he's not just happy to be engaged, he's also "so happy" that his fiancée now gets to look after the Lorraine Schwartz bling, saying,
Elsewhere in the interview, Adams offered up even more behind-the-scenes details about his romantic beach proposal, including the fact that Hyland may have had an idea that her beau was about to pop the question. He said,
The BiP star continued to reveal that the photographer who captured their special moment took Hyland a bit off guard, "All of a sudden, he f*cking scurries out from the bushes and he's like, 'Snap, snap, snap, snap, snap!' Sarah is like, 'What is happening!? Then all of a sudden we were in a cool engagement shoot."
Just as Adams said, the photos that resulted from the shoot are picture perfect. Both the actor and the reality star took to Instagram to post clips and snaps from the big moment, with Hyland even captioning her series of photos with a quote from the 1995 movie It Takes Two,
Hyland and Adams have been linked together since late 2017 ever since they celebrated Halloween together by dressing as Eleven and Dustin from Stranger Things. Following their holiday outing, the pair made frequent appearances on each others social accounts, which prompted Adams to (sort of) confirm that they were an item. He said in an interview with The Morning Breath on Nov. 8, 2017, in regards to whether he was dating the Modern Family star, "To be fair, if you really want to know anything, just look at my social media." In other words, their sweet social media posts said it all about where they stood.
Luckily, thanks to their most recent posts, fans know exactly where the engaged couple stand today. And now that any ring-related worries are behind them, Adams and Hyland can focus on this meaningful next step in their relationship and simply celebrate their engagement.
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Samuel J. Bunting, Jr., Family Papers
Identifier: SFHL-RG5-021
Overview Samuel J. Bunting, Jr., (1889-1966) was a birthright Hicksite Friend descended from a family that was associated for many generations with the Society of Friends in Pennsylvania and, in particular, with the Darby Monthly Meeting. A graduate of Swarthmore College and banker by profession, he was interested in genealogy and worked over a long period of time to compile family records. Included is material on the Bunting, Ridgways, Andrews, and Lloyd families as well as original documents, such as...
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Hannah M. (Hannah Moore) Levick Family Papers
Overview Hannah M. Levick was a Hicksite Quaker, the daughter of Richard and Sara Moore of Richmond in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and a granddaughter of Theophilus and Hannah Foulke. In 1843 she married William M. Levick of Philadelphia, and they became members of Green Street Monthly Meeting. Her husband was employed as a conveyancer in Philadelphia, and Hannah wrote a number of articles for Quaker publications. The collection includes correspondence of Theophilus and Hannah Foulke, 1794-1796, and a...
Overview The Lloyd family was a Quaker family from Pennsylvania. This small collection contains correspondence, financial papers, manuscript notes, and some miscellaneous papers which descended in the family. R. Louis Lloyd, the donor, published a family genealogy in 1947.
Morris Lloyd Family Papers
Overview Morris Lloyd (1856-1932) was a Philadelphia Quaker and the nephew of Elizabeth Lloyd Jr. Collection includes genealogical chart of descent from Robert Lloyd and Lowry Jones of Merion; diary (1832) of Mary Beans, a Bucks County school teacher; commonplace books of Elizabeth Lloyd, Jr.; Morris Lloyd's diaries (1880) of a trip to California. and printed material kept by the family.
Reifsnyder - Gillam Genealogical Papers
Overview These genealogical papers on the Reifsnyder and Gillam families and collateral lines were collected by Howard Reifsnyder of Philadelphia and Langhorne, Pa. Most of the research was done by Ann Lane Scolley, dated 1901. Howard Reifsnyder was married in 1891 to Hannah Gillam, a descendant of a long-time Quaker family. Families in these genealogical papers are Pennsylvania Quakers, including Gillam, Conrad/Kunders, Lloyd, Wilson, Preston, and some Welsh research.. Pennsylvania German families...
Nancy P. (Nancy Peel) Speers Genealogical Papers
Overview Nancy Peel Speers (1925-1995) was a leading expert on Quaker genealogy. Married to David Speers (1919-1968), she was a lifelong resident of Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. She was employed as an archivist and staff genealogist at Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College. The Speers' Genealogical Research Papers consist of personal research on the Peel, Speers, and Olmsted families, research on Quaker families, including extensive work done on Cox, Kester, Griffith, and Lloyd families, and...
Dates: 1906-1995 [bulk 1972-1995]
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58.Com Acquires 43.2% Of Ganji.Com For $1.6B
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April 17, 2015 — 10:13
New York Stock Exchange-listed Chinese Craigslist-like platform 58.com Inc. has agreed to acquire approximately 43.2% fully diluted equity stake in unlisted rival Ganji.com for around US$1.6 billion, according to a company announcement.
The deal includes approximately 34 million newly issued ordinary shares of 58.com and US$412.2 million in cash. The two companies will continue to operate their respective brands, websites and teams, but will seek to create synergies and further grow the combined company.
The merger is another example of compromise and cooperation between two key rivals that have been engaged in cut-throat competition for years. Two months ago, two of China's largest taxi-hailing apps, Didi Dache and Kuaidi Dache, said they would merge their businesses to create an industry leader.
58.com also announced an approximately US$400 million additional investment from Tencent Holdings Limited, which is to purchase newly issued ordinary shares from 58.com at US$52 per American Depositary Shares (ADSs).
After the completion of the investment, Tencent will hold approximately 25.1% of 58.com on a fully-diluted basis, up from 19.9% last June.
Founded in Beijing in 2005, Ganji.com reportedly completed over US$200 million new round of financing led by New York-based investment firm Tiger Global Management LLC and the Carlyle Group in August 2014.
The company's other backers include CITIC Capital, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board (OTTP), the Macquarie Group, Capital Today, Sequoia Capital, Nokia Growth Partners, and BlueRun Ventures.
58.com is backed by Warburg Pincus, SAIF Partners, and DCM.
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By Gail Kauchak October 28th, 2019
No, this isn't exactly the start to the season the Chicago Blackhawks were looking for. They recently went 2-3-2 on their seven-game homestand, and are currently 3-5-2 on the season. After a defeat at the hands of the Washington Capitals on Oct. 20, they fell in three more games this past week. Four losses in a row is never a good thing. But they finally snapped the skid with a 5-1 win over the LA Kings Sunday night. There have been some interesting developments over the past week. Let's get to it.
Blackhawks' Matchups of the Week
Vs. Vegas Golden Knights, Tues. 10/22, Loss 2-1 (SO)
Vs. Philadelphia Flyers, Thurs. 10/24, Loss 4-1
@ Carolina Hurricanes, Sat. 10/26, Loss 4-0
Vs. LA Kings, Sun. 10/27, Win 5-1
Related – Blackhawks Weekly: Dach Starts, Power Play Stuggles
Connor Murphy Injury
Defenseman Connor Murphy was placed on long-term injured reserve on Oct. 23 for a groin injury he sustained in the game against the Golden Knights. This makes him ineligible to return to the lineup for 11 games, which isn't until Nov. 16 against the Nashville Predators. This is a big loss for the Blackhawks.
Defenseman Connor Murphy will be out of the lineup for at least 11 games due to a groin injury. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
At the time of his injury, Murphy had played the last five games on the top defensive pairing alongside Duncan Keith. The two did very well together, much better than the Keith/Erik Gustafsson pairing before that. Murphy was arguably the best defensive defenseman on the ice, solidifying that top pairing.
Related – Blackhawks Seek Replacement with Connor Murphy Out
Calvin de Haan took Murphy's place on the top pairing, and Slater Koekkoek filled in on the bottom pairing, but the results just weren't the same. The Blackhawks lost games to the Flyers and the Hurricanes 4-1 and 4-0 respectively right after Murphy went out. Of course these losses can't fully be attributed to losing Murphy. But it's obvious the Blackhawks are having trouble adjusting to his absence. The D-corps will have to dig deep to fill in for the stable blueliner.
Seabrook Sits
In spite of Murphy's absence, three-time Stanley Cup winner Brent Seabrook was announced as a healthy scratch for the Blackhawks' most recent tilt against the LA Kings. This is only the second time he's been benched since Jan. 9, 2018, when former head coach Joel Quenneville sat him to send a message for the defenseman to play better. Current head coach Jeremy Colliton was diplomatic about the situation.
Colliton on his reasoning for sitting Seabrook: "We want to get Gilbert in, and it's a back-to-back. It's a good opportunity to give Seabs a rest and see what Gilbert has."
— Scott Powers (@ByScottPowers) October 27, 2019
But let's face it, Seabrook has declined in all areas of play. His defensive production isn't what it used to be. He's consistently out of position because he can't keep up with the speed of the new NHL. He tries to make up for it by playing smart, but it simply isn't cutting it anymore.
He used to be an offensive threat with his heavy shot, but that strength has declined as well. Seabrook is more of a liability than an asset to the Blackhawks at this point. Especially since his huge contract straps the salary cap, hampering the team from signing another top-four defenseman.
Still, Seabrook is also highly respected in the locker room. He wears the "A" on his sweater. Heck, first round draft pick Kirby Dach is currently staying with him and his family. It's a tough situation all the way around to bench somebody of that stature.
Brent Seabrook was a healthy scratch during the Chicago Blackhawks' recent tilt against the LA Kings. (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
But the team needs to win, and the best players should play regardless of the past. The question remains, is there a better option than Seabs on the roster? Could it be Koekkoek? Is it Dennis Gilbert who drew in Sunday night? Perhaps top prospect Adam Boqvist will be called up from the Rockford IceHogs? Time will tell.
The Dach Decision
Can Dach help the Blackhawks win this season? Should he stay up with the big club beyond nine games when his contract will count for the year? Well, he's suited up now for five games. Let's see how he's fared.
Dach scored his first NHL goal in his second game by placing himself in the right place at the right time. He earned a secondary assist on Brandon Saad's goal in his third game. In his fourth and fifth games he didn't record a point, but his fourth game was by far his strongest. In 12:40 minutes of ice time, Dach recorded four shots on goal and went 4-of-5 in the faceoff circle for an 80% success rate.
Dach has been playing on a line with Brandon Saad and Andrew Shaw these last two tilts. He looks to have some good chemistry with Shaw. He's definitely noticeable when he has the puck, and you can see his confidence grow as he goes. He's responsible defensively as well.
Can Dach help the Blackhawks win this season? I think so. And staying will help his development. He's more than ready. Keep the kid!
Chemistry Does Count
After the brutal loss to the Flyers last Thursday night, Coach Colliton said in his post-game presser that the combos (line combinations) didn't matter.
The lines that have success, they're playing a very direct, hard-working, team-oriented game and they're willing to do the dirty work…The lines that aren't having success, they're not having success because they're not doing those things. It's not the combos. I could get the bingo balls out and with the players we have, I can throw any combos out there and they would work. (from '3 takeaways from the Blackhawks' 4-1 loss to the Flyers, including Jeremy Colliton criticizing his players' work ethic', The Chicago Tribune – 10/25/19)
Of course Colliton was upset with the effort level for that particular game, and he was trying to make a point. But it turns out there is something to be said for chemistry. And who better to show that to the head coach than Dylan Strome and Alex DeBrincat!
Coinciding with Dach joining the lineup, Strome found himself the odd man out. Colliton put him on the wing instead of center, and he was taken off the first power play unit. For the last two matchups, he's been demoted to the fourth line. But in the most recent tilt against the Kings, Colliton placed DeBrincat on the fourth line as well.
And boy did it pay off! DeBrincat set up Strome for two goals, and Strome returned the favor by feeding DeBrincat for a goal of his own. The two created numerous other chances, with the help of Ryan Carpenter to complete the trio. Strome and DeBrincat have proven chemistry from way back when they played together with the Erie Otters in the OHL. Many were scratching their heads why Colliton would break these two up, especially in the middle of a four-game losing streak.
Dylan Strome and Alex DeBrincat have proven chemistry together. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
Well their three combined goals helped the Blackhawks win 5-1 and break out of their slump. I don't think Strome and DeBrincat will play apart again any time soon.
Other Blackhawks Notable News & Notes
Alex Nylander has continued his strong play. He's been promoted from the fourth to the second line for the last two games. Against the Kings, he fed David Kampf for a goal, had four shots on goal, three hits, two takeaways, and one blocked shot in 13;20 minutes of ice time.
Shaw committed his seventh penalty in 10 games during the Kings game. It continues to be a balancing act of good versus bad for the gritty forward.
Chicago Blackhawks' Andrew Shaw needs to work on staying out of the penalty box. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File)
Defenseman Gilbert drew back into the lineup when Seabrook was made a healthy scratch Sunday night. He had a solid game playing on the third defensive pairing with Gustafsson, recording eight hits and two blocked shots in 16:01 minutes of ice time.
Robin Lehner continues to make the argument that he should be the starting goaltender. He suited up for two tilts this past week. He didn't fare so well against the Flyers, stopping 19-of-23 shots for a .826 save percentage. But a lot of that can be attributed to a horrific effort in front of him. Against the Kings, he stopped a hefty 38-of-39 shots for a solid .974 save percentage. On the season he has a .935 save percentage in five games played.
Related – Blackhawks Talk: Patience, Defense & Dach
The Blackhawks hit the road for three games next week. They take on their divisional foe the Nashville Predators this Tuesday, who currently sit in second place in the Central division. They'll then enjoy three days of rest before taking on the Kings again Saturday. After their deflating loss to the Blackhawks from Sunday night, I'm sure the Kings will be looking for revenge. Finally, the Hawks head to Anaheim to meet the Ducks on Sunday. The Ducks are in third place in their Pacific division.
Three road games this week! And a chance to add more wins.
Brent Seabrook
Connor Murphy
Dylan Strome
Kirby Dach


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Dad of 'Miracle' actor scales fence to aid rollover victims after son's death
By Lindsey LaBelle
PLYMOUTH, Minn. (KMSP) - Dr. Robert Cure just lost his son Joe in a car accident in Montana. The Cure family is from Bloomington, Minn., and 31-year-old Joe, a star hockey player, stumbled upon the role of lifetime after auditioning for the movie "Miracle," based on Team USA's victory over the Russians before winning the 1980 Winter Olympics.
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While a Joe's death was a devastating loss for the family, this particular story is about Dr. Cure, and how he sprang into action on Wednesday to aid victims in a rollover he saw outside his office window.
An Allina spokesperson said as Dr. Cure was working with his patients and staff, he saw a rollover outside his window. He quickly grabbed his jacket and ran outside to help, scaling a fence to administer aid to the victims.
"There is no doubt in my mind that Dr. Cure was thinking of his son while running to aid the victims of this roll over. He is an amazing role model for all of our staff and has shown amazing strength in the face of what most would consider an unbearable loss. Today Dr. Cure truly lived up to his name," business services supervisor Brenda Saxton wrote in an email.
His son Joe was killed in early November. He was a member of the 2002 Academy of Holy Angels team that won the Class AA state hockey tournament. He went on to play junior hockey in Belton, Texas, and auditioned for "Miracle" with no acting experience.
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Freeze and thaw -- MSP manages deicing fluid and helps protect waterways
T-coil increasingly common at MSP; benefits hearing aid users
Each winter when aircraft deicing operations begin at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, the work is guided by field rules from the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC), which has invested more than $150 million in deicing fluid and storm water management systems.
That infrastructure enables the recovery and recycling of the fluid, which is part of MSP's ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable practices.
The deicing work itself, easily viewed by airline passengers as they're waiting to depart, is done by the airlines and deicing contractors.
An early start each fall
Delta Air Lines' hub at MSP is one of the airline's largest deicing operations in the U.S., with a fleet of almost 30 vehicles and more than 200 ramp agents. MSP saw more than 16,600 take-offs in December, 2016, and the ramp agents' deicing work keeps those flights safe and on schedule.
In the summer months, Delta hosts extensive training programs for workers who apply the deicing fluids.
In autumn, when temperatures dip below 50 degrees, that triggers morning inspections of aircraft to look for frost and ice. Deicing fluid is made up of varying concentrations of water and propylene glycol depending on weather conditions.
The liquid is heated and applied to the planes under high pressure.
At about the same time each autumn, the MAC begins making arrangements to prepare various airfield locations for containment of deicing fluid.
Deicing pads located throughout the airfield have specially designed drainage systems that capture the deicing fluid that's sprayed on aircraft. The recovered deicing fluid is transferred to MSP's glycol management facility near the southwest corner of the airport.
The airlines also have the flexibility to perform deicing activities in designated spaces near the terminal gates. MSP's infrastructure accommodates the containment of deicing fluid for the full winter season.
What happens to the used deicing fluid?
Used deicing fluid is recycled and has uses in other commercial and consumer applications, and that creates an after-market for the recaptured fluid that's collected at MSP.
Pictured: MSP's glycol management facility.
Propylene glycol is a common additive in certain foods, including frozen dairy desserts and baked goods, where it's used as a thickener and flavor enhancer. It's also used in small amounts in cosmetics to prevent the products from melting in warm weather or freezing in the cold.
The fluid also is used in commercial products such as antifreeze, paint, enamels and varnishes.
MSP has the capacity to store approximately 9 million gallons of recovered deicing fluid and storm water/melt water that's recovered with it at the glycol management facility.
The material recovered undergoes a recycling process operated by a contractor on behalf of the airlines, producing a product that can be marketed to firms that use propylene glycol in commercial applications.
The de-icing fluid management building, the airfield drainage system and the holding ponds that manage storm water runoff are all part of the MAC's commitment to protecting the environment.
More information about deicing fluid management and deicing pads can be found on the MAC's sustainability dashboard, located here.
When the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) board chambers recently had new carpet installed, a telecoil system was laid down first to assist hearing aid users.
The telecoil, commonly called a t-coil, is connected to the public address system in the Commission chambers and will emit a magnetic signal that can be picked up with a t-coil-equipped hearing aid.
Pictured: The t-coil installed in the floor of the MAC board chambers.
The system should be in operation by early March.
When originally developed, t-coils were used to boost magnetic signals from telephone handsets in the pre-cell phone era.
In the United States today, more than 70 percent of hearing aids and all new cochlear implants are equipped with a t-coil, allowing users better sound reception in areas that use the equipment to transmit a signal.
At MSP, t-coils are being installed in public areas whenever they're constructed or remodeled, said Alan Howell, the MAC's senior airport architect.
The new gates that opened recently at Terminal 2-Humphrey, the short film space on Concourse C, and the international arrivals area in Terminal 1 are all equipped with t-coils.
When the renovation work along the front of Terminal 1-Lindbergh is complete, that area will have a t-coil system as well.
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Ensuring your child is ready for kindergarten is on the mind of many parents of 4 and 5 year olds.
Does he/she speak in complete sentences most of the time?
Does he/she understand and follow two-step directions?
Can he/she classify objects by physical features and organize objects that go together in groups?
Can he/she identify colors and shapes?
Can he/she retell a simple story after listening to a story with pictures?
Can he recognize his/her own name and letters in name?
Can he/she count up to five objects in a group?
Can he/she count to 10?
Does he/she make his/her needs known?
Does he/she demonstrate independence in personal care, such as washing hands and using the bathroom?
No single factor or indicator signifies that your child is all the way ready to start kindergarten, but there are things you can do with your child to prepare them for what is to come in kindergarten when they do start.
As you go through the day, give your child directions that have at least two steps. Examples: Take off your coat and hang it on the hook. First put the toys in the basket, then put the basket on the shelf.
Play "I Spy" with colors and shapes.
Read with your child every day! After you read a book, ask your child to tell you what happened in the story.
Help your child make name cards that you can hang around the house, for instance the door to your child's room. Involve your child when you write their name to label personal belonging.
Place some magnetic or plastic letters in a bag. Have your child pick a letter out of the bag and identify the name of the letter.
Play counting games with your child or ask them to count things in the room. Examples: How many legs are on the table? How many blocks are in the tower you built?
Create an "I Did It Myself" chart. Write all of the things that your child has learned to do by him/herself and add a star or a sticker when they do one of those things independently.
Chances are you are already doing things that are preparing your child to enter kindergarten. Remember to keep it fun! A child learns and retains so much more when they are enjoying themselves and see learning as a fun endeavour. Parents can always talk to their child's preschool teacher for more information on their child's development and readiness for kindergarten, and other ways to encourage development and kindergarten skills.
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September 1, 2019	at 12:44 am · Filed under Business & the Economy, Issue 124
by Ben Taylor
Dar Airport Terminal III open
President John Pombe Magufuli opened the Terminal III building at the Julius Nyerere International Airport on August 1, 2019. The new terminal has the capacity to handle 24 large planes concurrently, and six million passengers annually.
Together with the other two terminals, the entire airport will now be able to handle more than 8 million passengers each year. This represents a significant increase on the airport's busiest year to date: 2016, when 2.5 million passengers passed through. It is expected that Terminal III will handle international flights, while Terminal II will in future only operate domestic flights. The old international terminal is now due for refurbishment and technical upgrading.
The construction of the new facility cost the government a reported TSh 705 billion (US$ 282m). Of this amount, the Tanzanian government paid 15% in cash, with the balance provided in the form of loans from a range of lenders including HSBC bank. "Terminal three has been built using taxpayers money. As it stands, they need to feel the benefit of their money," noted the President. He therefore directed the Works, Transport and Communication Ministry to ensure that all business at the new premises should be Tanzanian-owned.
Construction of the new terminal building, by Dutch contractors BAM Group, began in 2014. It had initially been due to be completed in 2016, but this was delayed, reportedly due to shortage of funds and a dispute over VAT payments. President Magufuli ordered a probe into the airport project in February 2018 after project costs and construction schedules were derailed.
Terminal I was originally constructed in 1956 by the colonial government, with capacity of handling 500,000 passengers a year. Terminal II, with capacity of handling 1.5 million passengers, opened in 1984. (The Citizen, The Guardian)
Hello Mumbai, London to follow soon?
The inauguration of Terminal III at JNIA came two weeks after the relaunch of long-haul flights to Mumbai, India by the national carrier Air Tanzania. A month earlier, the national carrier launched a direct flight from Dar es Salaam to Johannesburg in South Africa. This brings to seven ATCL's number of international routes.
Passengers on the inaugural flight included the Minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Mr Isaak Kamwelwe, senior government officials, ATCL staff and journalists.
Mr Kamwelwe expressed optimism that the new route would help in cutting the time spent by passengers who had to connect through Nairobi, Dubai and South Africa. He added that the Mumbai route is of great importance in cementing relationships between Tanzania and India, noting that it would spur the growth of tourism and trade between the two countries. "India has high potential as a tourists source market, and we must take advantage of this by ensuring that we maximally utilize the available opportunities," the minister said.
The Mumbai route – to be operated three times a week – heralds the airline's foray into the Asian market. Other planned routes are Bangkok, Thailand, and the Chinese city of Guangzhou.
Air Tanzania spokesperson Josephat Kagirwa said they are also planning flights to London, to Lagos in Nigeria and Accra, Ghana. In addition, a route to Nairobi, Kenya is anticipated.
Significant moves towards establishing the London route have also been completed. The airline has secured three landing slots per week for London's Gatwick Airport. It is expected that flights will connect both Dar es Salaam and Kilimanjaro Airports with Gatwick on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday each week.
Before this route can begin operations, ATCL need to secure European Union safety standards certification. If Britain leaves the EU later this year as planned, this will require two signatory bodies to approve instead of one: a double headache for the airline, which only regularised its membership with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) recently, by paying back owed membership fees. However, ATCL has already completed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA).
Currently, there is no direct route from London to Tanzania. British Airways stopped operating the route after four decades in 2013, explaining that it was unable to do so at a profit.
Bagamoyo port development stalled
Talks on a proposed $10 billion development of a port at Bagamoyo have stalled. According to Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) director general Deusdedit Kakoko, this is because investors' conditions were likely to deny Tanzania maximum benefit from the project. "The conditions include investors' demand that they be allowed to set charges for cargo passing through the port. They also want tax exemption on various goods in addition to being compensated for any losses incurred during implementation of the project," he told The Citizen newspaper in early May.
An initial agreement on the project was signed in 2013 during a ceremony witnessed by President Jakaya Kikwete and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The project was to have been executed by China and Oman's State General Reserve Fund (SGRF).
In November 2017, SGRF announced that the project would entail the construction in phases of a maritime port built to international standards. The first phase was planned to include the construction of four berths, two of which were to have been set aside for containers, one for multiple uses and another for support services. However, these plans now seem to be in doubt.
According to Mr Kakoko, it was odd that the developers sought tax exemptions on the grounds there was insufficient cargo in the country. "If the country has insufficient cargo, why do they seriously consider Tanzania for investment in railways and ports? The condition requiring the government to compensate the companies in case of losses is the worst. Who knows that they will incur losses? This demand can render the country bankrupt," he said.
According to him, the doors for discussions were still wide open, noting that the interests of Tanzania will have to take priority. "We are waiting for them. We will be ready for equal participation provided they relax their conditions. They should just bring in the money and be ready to share it with the country, but they should forget about getting 100 per cent preferential treatment," said Mr Kakoko.
A month later, the stakes were raised further when President Magufuli weighed in on a related matter. The President expressed his strong opposition to the proposed Bagamoyo Special Economic Zone, a 3,000-hectare port and industrial city north of Dar es Salaam.
According to the President, allowing the Bagamoyo initiative to progress would halt expansion of other ports including Tanga and Mtwara, and would entail long tax breaks for investors in the special economic zone. The government has also argued that it would also lose some sovereignty in the management of the project.
The President suggested corruption may have been involved in the government's payment of billions of shillings as compensation for local residents to create room. "This project has very difficult conditions. They are exploitative and awkward. We can't allow it,'' said President Magufuli.
China is in the process of establishing transport and trade infrastructure across Africa, Asia and Europe under the ambitious 'Belt and Road Initiative'. The Bagamoyo investment was an important part of this global strategy to strengthen the country's trade and other interests, drawing on the ancient Silk Road trading route.
Opposition leader Zitto Kabwe said President Magufuli was opposed to the project from the beginning. "The conditions he is saying is just diversionary," said Mr Kabwe, adding that the project would put Tanzania in the world maritime map.
The Speaker of Parliament, Job Ndugai who has publicly expressed support for the Bagamoyo project and challenged the government to roll it out, yesterday backtracked. "We didn't have information about the stringent conditions that were attached to the project, as was explained by the President," he said.
Horrific petrol tanker explosion in Morogoro
More than 80 people have been confirmed dead and 50 others serious injured after a fuel tanker exploded into flames at Msamvu in Morogoro town on August 10. Many of the dead were reportedly motor cyclists who were at the scene collecting the spilled fuel and food vendors who conduct their business along the Dar-Morogoro Highway.
The accident occurred about 200 metres from the Msamvu Bus Station in Morogoro town. "The lorry overturned and spilled fuel over 100 metres along the road,'' said Morogoro Regional Commissioner, Dr Steven Kebwe.
President John Magufuli said he received the news with deep shock. "I have been saddened to learn such a big number of Tanzanians who lost their lives due to the accident. I am extending my condolences to the families of those, who lost their beloved ones and I wish a speedy recovery for those, who were injured in the accident," he said in a statement.
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Roskomnadzor opens applications for vacant second multiplex slot
Russian regulator Roskomnadzor is to invite applications to take a vacant slot on the country's second digital-terrestrial multiplex after state-owned broadcaster RTR unexpectedly withdrew its Sport channel from the platform, according to local reports. According to Roskomnadzor, the new channel must air round the clock free-to-air and carry a minimum of 55% Russian produced programming. […]
Japan's NTV takes SES capacity for European sports events
Satellite operator SES has secured a contract with Japanese commercial broadcaster Nippon Television Network (NTV) for capacity on the Astra 3B satellite to deliver live broadcasts of sporting event sin Europe. The capacity contracted was utilised for the contribution of the World Wrestling Championship 2013 in Budapest, the Japan-Serbia football match and the Japan-Belarus football […]
Thuuz Sports launches on Google Glass
Mobile and connected TV sports service Thuuz is launching a version of its app on Google Glass – the search giant's web-connected glasses product. Thuuz said the new service is designed to alert Glass owners to trending games in their favourite sports as well as score updates for specific teams. "Today there's an abundance of […]
Perform renews Premier League web clip deal
Digital sports media firm Perform has renewed its deal with the Premier League to produce and distribute football clips and highlights for the web and mobile devices. The three-year global licensing deal will see Perform produce "near-live" highlights, previews and round-up clip packages, as well as a white label mobile and tablet app. Perform will […]
Sky to offer day of free sport
BskyB has announced that it will offer live coverage from the first day of this year's Premier League football season for free, as competition heats up with its new sports rival BT. Sky said that programmes from Sky Sports 1 will replace the regular programming on Sky 2 – which is available on Sky and […]
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Wrong Way Home continues the roadtrip as Re-l, Vincent and Pino progress closer and closer to the Mosk dome. While the wilderness they travel through is pretty barren there are pockets of life that complicate the journey no end. First off the wandering Proxy and AutoReiv encountered last volume feature again and, in a strong performance, Iggy forces Re-l to realise a few ugly truths. Further signs of the failing dome system is seen next with an empty dome providing surprises for the travellers. In perhaps the bizarrest, yet most fun, episode to watch the Nightmare Quiz Show wraps a healthy dose of exposition into a Quiz Show format where the life itself is at stake. Finally the winds die down and they become becalmed in the middle of nowhere. Re-l, Vincent and Pino have to cope with each others eccentricities in such close quarters.
This final episode is both very funny and a long good look at the way both Vincent and Re-l see the world. It results in some significant character growth for the pair (it should not be a surprise to anyone that they do get moving once again) and pulls the focus of the series firmly back on both Vincent and Re-ls personal growth. It is a good solid volume that answers quite a few questions about the whys and hows of the world the characters inhabit.
One thing that has to be commented on is the excellent English dub work this volume. Listening to Iggy as he alternates between berating Re-l and pleading with her is such a pleasure. The intent and point of the scene has been carried across pretty much perfectly. It is a crying shame that now that we have ADR directors capable of creating excellent and well researched dubs the market is changing to prevent them working. This budget crunch from low DVD sales in the US (which, like it or not, is the primary market driving the English dubbing industry for anime) also explains my only grumble with this volume - we once again have no extras bar some trailers advertising for other series. Given the somewhat oblique reference Ophelia makes, particularly to not just the Shakespeare play Hamlet but also one particular artists depiction of a key scene from the play, then again a glossary or some notes would be nice to have.
Ah well, guess it gives me something to write about though, so as is usual speculation and interpretations notes on this volume can be found here.


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FA Cup preview: Football's Fashion Face-Off!
Posted on November 3, 2012 November 3, 2012 by samsportlocker Posted in Features, FootballTagged Blue Square Bet, FA Cup, Macclesfield Town v Swindon Town, Paolo Di Canio, sport-locker.net, Steve King
Sport-locker.net are delighted that the most iconic football tournament in England begins today – it's FA Cup first round proper peeps!
And ahead of this weekend's crunch FA Cup 1st round tie between Macclesfield Town and Swindon Town, Blue Square Bet caught up with fashion conscious managers, Paolo Di Canio and Steve King, to get their tips and fashion advice to avoid that dreaded fashion nightmare this season.
With the FA Cup renowned for its fashion disasters, namely Liverpool's spice boys of the 90's and their white suits to the '96' Cup Final, Blue Square Bet is aiming to make this seasons competition the best looking yet.
Paolo Di Canio is renowned for his sleek and stylish Italian fashion look, so for him it's as much about looking the part as it is playing the best looking football on the pitch. The Italian style icon said:
"For me you always have to wear stylish shoes, even sporty trainers can be stylish. I like Church's shoes myself. A watch is also essential in my opinion as it gives you an insight into someone's personality and says a lot. I'm usually known for wearing a stylish coat on the touchline and my green one will be coming out the locker again this weekend. As for fashion pet hates I don't like it when people wear their jeans or trousers very low, and wearing a cap backwards or wearing flip flops are absolutely awful when it comes to style."
The trend setting Blue Square Bet Premier manager Steve King offered his views on what it takes to look the part after his very own fashion nightmare in the FA Cup several years ago.
"I wore woolen trousers as the manager of Lewes several years back, it rained hard and I got soaked. By the evening the sun had come out and I found myself sporting some rather cool three quarter length trousers!"
However, this fashion disaster has left Steve very much looking at his fashion and now-a-days he wouldn't look out of place on the streets of Milan.
He went on to say: "Skinny suits are key to looking the part on match day and I'm always keeping up to date with fashion as you need to stay on the pulse. Tweed is making a big comeback at the moment and I will be rocking it this weekend. One key bit of advice from me is that looking after your appearance is vital and a haircut at least once a month is a must to looking sharp."
Have your say on football fashion and let us know who you think are the most stylish players and managers in the game, who are the worst dressed and who shouldn't have got dressed in the dark.
Just send your thoughts in to @BlueSq with the hashtag #bluesqfashion to get the conversation started ahead of the weekend – and be sure to name and shame those fashion nightmares or best dressed during this weekend's action by simply tweeting us a message or a picture of the offending culprit for Blue Square Bet rewards.
Who do you think is the best dressed man in football? Let us know in the comments section below or on our Twitter and Facebookpages.
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