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Savoy Brown – The Best Of Savoy Brown -1977 Blues Rock (vinyl)
Savoy Brown – The Best Of Savoy Brown
Lable & Ser # ~ London Records – LC. 50000 / London Collector Series
Format ~ 1- lp , 8 tracks, Black Vinyl, 12-inch , 33rpm, LP.
Year of release ~ 1977
Country Manufactured ~Canada
Genre / Style: Rock Blues
Sleeve Condition (Out of 10) ~ 7 - some general wear / image of old tape on cover
Label Condition (Out of 10) ~ 10
Vinyl Condition ~ (Out of 10)
Side # 1 - 10
bin # 24 /51 cover better on second copy
The band was formed by guitarist Kim Simmonds[2] and harmonica player John O'Leary, following a chance meeting at Transat Imports record shop in Lisle Street,Soho, in 1965. The initial constant line-up adjustments were attributed to the "creative accountancy" employed by the band's manager, Harry Simmonds, brother of Kim.[3]
The original line-up included singer Bryce Portius, keyboardist Trevor Jeavons, bassist Ray Chappell, drummer Leo Manning and harmonica player John O'Leary (O'Leary appeared on record with the band on its initial recordings for Mike Vernon's Purdah label). Portius was one of the first black blues musicians to be a part of a British rock band.[citation needed] Jeavons was replaced by Bob Hall shortly after the band's formation, and this was followed shortly by O'Leary's departure and the arrival of Martin Stone on guitars. This line-up appeared on the band's 1967 debut album, Shake Down, a collection of blues covers.[2]
Further line-up changes ensued, with founding members Portius, Chappell and Manning departing along with recently recruited guitarist Stone over a short period of time. Chris Youlden and "Lonesome" Dave Peverett would become the band's new vocalist and 2nd guitarist respectively. Initially Bob Brunning and Hughie Flint(from John Mayall's Clapton-version Bluesbreakers) filled the bassist and drummer positions on the single Taste and Try (Before You Buy), but they were subsequently replaced by Rivers Jobe and Bill Bruford. Within a fortnight of Bruford's arrival in the band, he had been replaced by Roger Earl (Bruford went on to huge success later as Yes's drummer). This line-up recorded two albums in 1968, Getting to the Point, and Blue Matter, which demonstrated Youlden's rise as a songwriter alongside Simmonds. It was this line-up that released the single "Train to Nowhere" in 1969. A Step Further was released later that year, and introduced bassist Tony Stevens replacing Jobe. They developed a loyal core following in the United States, due to songs such as "I'm Tired," a driving, melodic song from the album.

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South Australia is looking to require some vehicles be tested for road worthiness, and Selwyn Manning and Peter Godfrey discuss how it works in New Zealand. Also, the big chill has hit NZ, and the Govt is preparing some dodgy new laws for pokie operators.
Across The Ditch with Selwyn Manning and Peter Godfrey.
WOF & Transport Issues: South Australia is looking to require some vehicles be tested for road worthiness, and Selwyn Manning and Peter Godfrey discuss how it works in New Zealand.
The Antarctic Blast: There's a polar blast moving up the South Island. Heavy snow falls have occurred in Southland and Otago – causing farmers to move some livestock to sheltered areas, and South Islanders to stock up on essentials. Yesterday evening 20 vehicles became stuck in snow in Southland on State Highway 6 overnight. And further north, flood warnings have also been issued. In short, Kiwis are in for a darn cold weekend!
The Metservice says every area of NZ has a weather warning of some sort.
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It adds: "At present, gambling societies or trusts which redistributed pokie proceeds had to return a minimum of 37 per cent of this money to sports groups and other community organisations.
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Railway CEO Hunter Harrison, 73
December 17, 2017 Crops
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By Christian Plumb
Crops, Machinery & Shop, Reuters
(CSX.com)
New York | Reuters –– CSX Corp. CEO Hunter Harrison has died, the U.S. freight railway operator said on Saturday, just a few days after announcing that the veteran rail executive it hired earlier this year to boost its profits had taken a medical leave of absence.
Harrison, 73, died "due to unexpectedly severe complications from a recent illness," the company said in a statement, adding that he would be succeeded for now by acting CEO Jim Foote.
"We are immensely grateful for the opportunity to have worked with the railroad legend," Foote said in a letter to employees of CSX, which has over 33,000 km of track, mostly east of the Mississippi River, adding that it would "honour his legacy by staying focused" on his business plan.
CN, CP roll over revenue caps for 2016-17
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CP conductors, engineers reject short-term deal
Tennessee-born Harrison was best known in Canada as the chief executive of Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) from 2012 until January this year. At the request of U.S. activist investor Bill Ackman, Harrison took up the CP post following his retirement as CEO of Canadian National Railway (CN) in 2010.
"Professionally, Hunter was unmatched in this industry. He will go down as the best railroader ever, plain and simple," CP's current CEO Keith Creel said in a separate statement Saturday.
"What he has done at multiple railroads and for our industry the last 50-plus years is incredible, which includes bringing CP back to its rightful place among leaders in the Class 1 space in what some have called the greatest corporate turnaround in history."
Hired in March as CSX's CEO, at the urging of another activist investor, Paul Hilal, Harrison had been in the midst of an ambitious and sometimes controversial effort to overhaul the railway by laying off employees and streamlining operations.
Seen using an oxygen tank when meeting with investors last month, he had been hired at CSX on a four-year contract with an estimated value of US$300 million.
"The board will continue to consider in a deliberative way how best to maximize CSX's performance over the long term," CSX chairman Edward Kelly said in a statement that called Harrison a "larger-than-life figure."
News of Harrison's leave from CSX, announced late Thursday, sent the No. 3 U.S. railway's shares tumbling as much as 10 per cent in Friday trading on the Nasdaq. Despite that, the stock is up 47 per cent so far this year.
Harrison, who led turnaround plans at both CN and CP, first came to the Canadian rail sector as CN's chief operating officer following his stint as CEO at U.S. railway Illinois Central, which CN bought in 1998. He had previously taken a medical leave at CP in 2015, after surgery and a bout with pneumonia.
While CSX's turnaround plan went over well with shareholders, its execution triggered service disruptions and ran afoul of regulators and customers.
CSX, which on Friday brushed off questions about whether the board has been slow to disclose Harrison's health problems, provided no further details about his cause of death.
Foote, who also holds the titles of chief operating officer and chief sales and marketing officer, had worked with Harrison at CN, but has never headed a major railroad.
He has said he would follow through with the wide-ranging overhaul now under way, but some investors on Friday expressed doubts about whether he could deliver on Harrison's ambitious plan, which included closing numerous railyards where train cars are sorted and the potential sale of some short-line rail segments.
— Christian Plumb is a business editor for Reuters in New York City. Additional reporting by Eric Johnson. Includes files from AGCanada.com Network staff.
Crops, CN, CP
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Crops, CN
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Viterra to replace western Saskatchewan elevator
CN, CP set third-quarter records for grain movement
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Il meteorite è ciò che rimane dopo l'ablazione atmosferica di un meteoroide (cioè "piccolo" asteroide) entrato in collisione con la Terra, ovvero in pratica ciò che di esso raggiunge il suolo: quando entrano nell'atmosfera i meteoroidi si riscaldano fino ad emettere luce, formando così una scia luminosa chiamata meteora (detta anche stella cadente) o bolide; il riscaldamento non è prodotto dall'attrito, ma dalla pressione dinamica generata dalla fortissima compressione dell'aria di fronte al meteorite; l'aria si riscalda e a sua volta riscalda l'oggetto. Più precisamente per meteorite si intende un corpo di natura non artificiale ed extraterrestre, di conseguenza detriti spaziali precipitati o tectiti non sono meteoriti.

Nome
Tutti i principali dizionari indicano la parola meteorite come sostantivo maschile o femminile lasciando quindi libertà di scelta.
Tuttavia, se si osserva l'uso che ne viene fatto, si può notare come vi sia una certa prevalenza nell'utilizzo del genere maschile quando ci si riferisce al materiale che è sopravvissuto del meteoroide originale ed è giunto al suolo magari frammentato in centinaia di pezzi (es. "il meteorite Sikhote-Alin è caduto nel 1947"), e del genere femminile quando ci si riferisce ad un esemplare specifico (es. "ho tagliato una meteorite") o ad un meteorite di cui è stato recuperato solo un unico campione (es. "la meteorite di Bagnone è la più grande d'Italia") o se comunque si sta parlando delle meteoriti come rocce (es. "le meteoriti ferrose").

Impatto con la superficie terrestre

La maggior parte delle meteoriti si disintegrano in aria, e l'impatto con la superficie terrestre è raro. Ogni anno si stima che il numero di rocce che cadono sulla Terra delle dimensioni di una palla da baseball o più si aggiri sulle 500. Di queste ne vengono mediamente recuperate solo 5 o 6; gran parte delle rimanenti cadono negli oceani o comunque in zone in cui il terreno rende difficile un loro recupero. Le meteoriti più grosse possono colpire il terreno con forza considerevole, formando così un cratere meteoritico (o cratere da impatto). Il tipo di cratere (semplice o complesso) dipenderà dalla grandezza, composizione, livello di frammentazione e angolo d'impatto della meteora. La forza della collisione di una grande meteora può causare disastri di grande entità. In tempi storici, sono stati registrati danni di piccola entità a proprietà, bestiame e anche persone. Nel caso in cui la meteora sia un frammento di cometa, composto per lo più di ghiaccio, il riscaldamento può provocare una notevole esplosione, senza che alcun frammento del meteoroide sopravviva. Si ipotizza, secondo alcune teorie correnti, che l'evento di Tunguska sia stato causato probabilmente da un caso di questo tipo.

Più in generale si può dire che una meteorite trovata sulla superficie di un qualche corpo celeste è un oggetto venuto da qualche parte dello spazio. Sulla Terra, in rarissimi casi, sono state trovate meteoriti provenienti dalla Luna e da Marte: molto probabilmente si tratta di detriti risultanti da precedenti impatti di grossi meteoriti con questi corpi celesti.

Le meteoriti, recuperate subito dopo essere state osservate nell'attraversamento dell'atmosfera o nell'impatto sulla superficie terrestre, vengono chiamate cadute. Tutte le altre meteoriti sono note come ritrovate. A tutt'oggi sono oltre 1000 le meteoriti cadute presenti nelle maggiori collezioni mondiali, mentre sono ormai oltre 31000 quelle ritrovate.

Ogni meteorite ha un nome specifico che deriva dal posto dove è stata trovata, di solito la località abitata o la caratteristica geografica più vicina. Nel caso in cui più meteoriti vengano trovate nello stesso luogo, al nome della meteorite vengono fatti seguire un numero (Allan Hills 84001) o più raramente una lettera (Dimmitt (b)).

Aspetto

A seconda che si tratti di un meteorite ferroso o roccioso diverse caratteristiche possono cambiare, ma normalmente tutte le meteoriti cadute da non troppo tempo mostrano una crosta di fusione scura e possono presentare sulla superficie piccole cavità chiamate regmagliti, simili alle impronte lasciate dalle dita sulla creta fresca, dovute all'ablazione selettiva dell'atmosfera che vaporizza più facilmente minerali a più bassa temperatura di fusione. La forma non è mai sferica. Le meteoriti non presentano quarzo o bollicine. Quelle ferrose hanno una densità prossima a quella del ferro e anche quelle rocciose risultano significativamente più pesanti rispetto alle rocce comuni. Una volta tagliate e lucidate molte meteoriti ferrose presentano le Figure di Widmanstätten, mentre molte di quelle rocciose possono presentare dei condruli.

Se nel tragitto attraverso l'atmosfera il meteorite mantiene un orientamento stabile, si forma un meteorite tipicamente a forma di scudo detto orientato.

Classificazione

Classificazione classica

Le meteoriti sono state divise tradizionalmente in tre grandi categorie: rocciose (anche dette aeroliti), composte principalmente da silicati; ferrose (anche dette sideriti), composte per lo più da una lega di ferro e nichel; e ferro-rocciose (anche dette sideroliti), che contengono sia metallo che roccia in proporzioni simili.

La suddivisione classica delle meteoriti ferrose era di tipo strutturale. Ecco lo schema classico principale:
 Meteoriti rocciose o Aeroliti
 Condriti
 Acondriti
 Meteoriti ferrose o Sideriti
 Atassiti
 Ottaedriti
 Esaedriti
 Meteoriti ferro-rocciose o Sideroliti
 Pallasiti
 Mesosideriti

Le meteoriti rocciose vengono divise tra condriti e acondriti a seconda della presenza o meno dei condruli nella loro matrice.

Le ferrose sono classificate in base all'aspetto della struttura di Widmanstatten: le atassiti ne sono prive, le ottaedriti mostrano una struttura interna disposta come le facce di un ottaedro, le esaedriti hanno invece una struttura dei cristalli cubica.

Le ferro-rocciose vengono divise tra quelle composte da una matrice metallica con inclusioni rocciose, dette pallasiti, e quelle con una matrice litoide con inclusioni metalliche chiamate mesosideriti.

Classificazione moderna

La moderna classificazione divide le meteoriti in gruppi secondo la loro struttura, la loro mineralogia e la loro composizione chimica e isotopica. In particolare le meteoriti ferrose sono suddivise in base alla loro composizione chimica. Ecco lo schema di classificazione moderno dettagliato:
 Meteoriti primitive
 Condriti
 Condriti ordinarie
 H (anche dette olivine-bronziti)
 L (anche dette olivine-ipersteni)
 LL (anche dette olivine-pigeoniti o anfoteriti)
 Condriti carbonacee
 CI
 CM
 CR
 CV
 CO
 CR
 CH
 Condriti E (Enstatiti)
 EH
 EL
 Condriti R (Rumuruti)
 Condriti K (Kakangari)
 Meteoriti differenziate
 Acondriti
 Acondriti primitive (PAC)
 Acapulcoiti
 Winonaiti
 Lodraniti
 Ureliti
 Brachiniti
 Acondriti asteroidali
 HED
 Eucriti
 Diogeniti
 Howarditi
 Angriti
 Aubriti
 Meteoriti marziane
 SNC
 Shergottiti
 Nakhliti
 Chassigniti
 OPX (ALH 84001)
 Meteoriti lunari (Lunaniti)
 Brecce da impatto
 Basalti lunari
 Meteoriti ferrose
 IAB
 IC
 IIAB
 IIC
 IID
 IIE
 IIF
 IIIAB
 IIIC
 IIID
 IIIE
 IIIF
 IVA
 IVB
 Meteoriti ferro-rocciose
 Pallasiti
 Gruppo principale (MGP)
 Eagle Station (ESP)
 Pallasiti Pirossene (PXP)
 Mesosideriti

Meteoriti primitive
Circa l'85% delle meteoriti che cadono sulla terra è di tipo primitivo, cioè non ha attraversato fasi di riscaldamento e differenziazione. Questi processi tipicamente hanno luogo in corpi progenitori di grosse dimensioni. Le meteoriti primitive sono costituite dalle condriti.

Meteoriti differenziate
Le acondriti compongono circa l'8% del materiale caduto sulla Terra e si pensa che derivino dalla crosta degli asteroidi più grandi. Sono simili alle rocce ignee terrestri. Tra le acondriti sono comprese le meteoriti lunari e le meteoriti marziane, chiamate anche meteoriti planetarie per distinguerle da quelle asteroidali di consistenza numerica notevolmente maggiore. È di attualità la discussione sull'origine di alcune acondriti provenienti da altri corpi celesti differenziati:
l'attenzione è rivolta principalmente sull'asteroide Vesta e più recentemente sul pianeta Mercurio.

Il 5% delle meteoriti cadute sono invece ferrose e contengono leghe di ferro-nichel; questi meteoriti derivano probabilmente dal nucleo di qualche pianeta o asteroide che si è spezzato.

Il rimanente 1% è costituito da meteoriti ferro-rocciose, che sono intermedie tra i primi due tipi.

Età delle meteoriti
La storia delle meteoriti può essere ricostruita e datata con metodi radiometrici. Una meteorite è caratterizzata da tre età. Letà assoluta indica il tempo trascorso dal momento in cui la formazione dei minerali che costituiscono la meteorite si è completata. L'età assoluta delle meteoriti più vecchie (le condriti) risale alla formazione del nostro sistema solare. Letà di esposizione indica il tempo trascorso dalla meteorite nello spazio e decorre da quando essa si è staccata dall'oggetto celeste di cui faceva parte. Letà terrestre indica il tempo trascorso da quando la meteorite è caduta sulla Terra.

Storia

La prima caduta studiata scientificamente che avvenne nei pressi di una città abitata è stata quella del meteorite Hrašćina. Un'altra caduta storicamente importante per la comprensione del fenomeno fu la pioggia di meteoriti di Siena verificatasi il 16 giugno 1794 alle 19:00 a sud-est di Siena, in Toscana.

Un esemplare della meteorite di Siena, raccolto e studiato da Ambrogio Soldani, è esposto nel Museo di Storia Naturale dell'Accademia dei Fisiocritici di Siena.

La caduta di "pietre" a L'Aigle, in Normandia, il 26 aprile 1803 alle ore 13:00, è considerato l'evento che convinse definitivamente gli studiosi a credere che le meteoriti fossero oggetti provenienti dallo spazio.

Le meteoriti più grandi

Parlando di dimensione c'è innanzitutto da precisare se stiamo parlando del frammento più grande ritrovato di una particolare meteorite o della quantità totale di materiale proveniente dalla medesima caduta meteoritica: molto spesso infatti un singolo meteoroide durante l'ingresso nell'atmosfera tende a frammentarsi in più pezzi.

Nella tabella sono elencate le meteoriti più grandi (singolo frammento) ritrovate sulla superficie terrestre.

Tutte le più grandi meteoriti ritrovate sono di tipo ferroso: questo è dovuto al fatto che le meteoriti di tipo ferroso rispetto a quelle rocciose si frantumano meno durante l'ingresso nell'atmosfera e tendono a preservarsi meglio nel corso dei secoli all'azione degli agenti atmosferici.

Le più grandi per tipo di meteorite (singolo frammento):
meteorite ferroso: Hoba
meteorite rocciosa: Jilin (1770 kg)
condrite: Jilin (1770 kg)
condrite carbonacea: Moapa Valley (698,8 g)
acondrite: Norton County (1073 kg)
aubrite: Norton County (1073 kg)
brachinite: NWA 4882 (2,89 kg)
meteorite marziano: Zagami (18 kg)
meteorite lunare: Kalahari 009 (13,5 kg), NWA 5000 (11,56 kg, la più grande certificata)
meteorite ferro-rocciosa: Huckitta (1411 kg)
pallasite: Huckitta (1411 kg), Fukang (1003 kg, la più grande non ossidata)
mesosiderite: Bondoc (888,6 kg)

Se si considera invece la massa totale conosciuta di tutti i frammenti riconducibili alla medesima caduta meteoritica, le meteoriti più "abbondanti" conosciute sono Campo del Cielo con più di 100 tonnellate di massa totale conosciuta (TKW) seguite dalle Sikhote-Alin con più di 70 tonnellate.

La meteorite più grande (singolo frammento) rinvenuta in Italia è stata Alfianello in provincia di Brescia (circa 200 kg), fatta a pezzi nel 1883 poco dopo la caduta. La seconda più grande e la più grande tuttora intera è invece Bagnone (provincia della Spezia), trovata nel 1883.

Casi

Danni a persone, animali o cose
Nel corso dei secoli sono state documentate distruzioni e vittime, presumibilmente dovute all'impatto di meteoriti, ma la scarsa conoscenza della materia e l'imperfetta documentazione giunta ai nostri giorni impedisce di classificare come eventi certi i fatti antecedenti al XX secolo.
 La prima vittima causata dall'impatto di una meteorite è un cane egiziano, che rimase ucciso nel 1911 (vi sono però notevoli dubbi sulla veridicità dell'intera storia). Negli anni ottanta la meteorite Nakhla, vista cadere nel 1911 appunto a Nakhla, in Egitto e responsabile della presunta morte del cane, venne riconosciuta come una rara meteorite marziana, capostipite delle nakhliti.
 Un caso, in tempi moderni, di una persona colpita da una meteorite si verificò il 30 novembre 1954 a Sylacauga, Alabama, USA. Una meteorite di circa 4 kg ruppe il tetto di una casa e colpì la signora Ann Elizabeth Hodges nel suo soggiorno, dopo essere rimbalzata sulla radio. La signora non ebbe altre conseguenze oltre ad una ferita superficiale.
 Altro caso accadde il 19 febbraio 1956 nelle prime ore del mattino a Sinnai, in Sardegna, e dopo aver sfondato il tetto di una casa ferì una persona che si trovava all'interno. Il meteorite è probabilmente una condrite H6 chondrite.

Riguardo ai danni provocati dalla caduta di meteoriti esiste un'ampia casistica, tuttavia non sempre nelle statistiche si fa distinzione tra oggetti artificiali, come i rifiuti spaziali, e le meteoriti vere e proprie.
 In alcuni casi, come per esempio il 9 ottobre 1992 a Peekskill, New York, USA e il 26 marzo 2003 a Park Forest, Illinois, USA, sono stati documentati i danni causati dalla caduta di meteoriti: a Peekskill è stato perforato il bagagliaio di un'auto e a Chicago è stata distrutta una stampante.
 Il 18 maggio 1988, sulla zona di Torino ovest, cadde una pioggia di frammenti di meteorite. Uno, del peso di 800 g., piombò nel parcheggio dello stabilimento Aeritalia (attualmente Thales Alenia space), in corso Marche. Tale stabilimento, di proprietà di una delle maggiori aziende spaziali al mondo, costruisce fra l'altro anche scudi di protezione anti-meteoritica per moduli spaziali abitati (esempio: ISS) e per satelliti artificiali. Altri frammenti vennero raccolti a Pianezza, Collegno e Borgata Leumann. Il campione principale è conservato presso la stessa Thales Alenia Space. Si tratta di una Condrite-H.
 Il 15 febbraio 2013, alle ore 9:22 locali, il meteoroide KEF-2013 è esploso sopra sei città della zona di Čeljabinsk, nel distretto di Satka sui monti Urali in Russia. L'onda d'urto ha frantumato molti vetri degli edifici, causando il ferimento di circa 1200 persone.
 Il 6 febbraio 2016 un autista viene ucciso da un meteorite nell'India del sud, primo caso documentato.

Altri casi
 Il 30 giugno 1908, un meteorite si è schiantato in Siberia, nella zona in cui scorre il fiume Tunguska.
 Nel 2000 un meteorite di circa 180 tonnellate di peso è caduto a circa 26 km di distanza dalla città di Whitehorse, nello Yukon canadese.
 Nel 2006 un meteorite ha colpito una zona presso Reisadalen, in Norvegia.
 Nel 2008 è successo il primo caso di meteorite scoperta ancora nello spazio come asteroide in rotta di collisione con la Terra, , caduto il 7 ottobre 2008 in Sudan.
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Bibliografia
 O. Richard Norton. The Cambridge encyclopedia of meteorites. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002. ISBN 0-521-62143-7.
 G. J. McCall, Meteorites and their origins, Uk, David & Charles: Newton Abbot, 1973.
Frank M. Delillo, The encyclopedia of space USA, New York 1989

Voci correlate
Asteroide
Bolide
Cometa
Evento del Rio Curuçá
Evento di Tunguska
Impatto astronomico
Meteora di Čeljabinsk
Meteoritica
Meteoritical Society
Sciame meteorico

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Si tratta di una nuova versione di Tik Tok, brano originariamente realizzato con Gué Pequeno e Marracash e per l'occasione rivisitato insieme ai rapper Geolier e Paky.

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FORMER smokers celebrated their achievements today (Friday) at an event to mark the first birthday of Glasgow's local chemist stop smoking scheme.
And guests at the celebration, all who have stopped smoking for at least six months through the scheme, enjoyed a buffet lunch, birthday cake, achievement certificates and congratulations from NHS Greater Glasgow's Board Chairman Sir John Arbuthnott.
Since its launch, Starting Fresh With the Pharmacy Stop Smoking Scheme has offered Nicotine Replacement Therapy together with support and advice to a phenomenal 6,500 Greater Glasgow residents.
And those with success stories who attended the event at NHS Greater Glasgow Board headquarters proved just how much the project has achieved in its first year.
Sheila Dickson, from Strathblane Road in Milngavie, has stayed smoke free for one year thanks to Starting Fresh and is determined to keep up the good work.
She said: "The pharmacy staff are so encouraging and they really keep us going.
"The money I've saved through not buying cigarettes is also a brilliant boost. There's no going back now – I'm off cigarettes for good."
Elizabeth Martin, from Fernbank Street in Springburn, agreed. She said: "That's nearly a year since I quit and there's no turning back.
"It's been a real achievement, as I had been a smoker for ten years. For the sake of my health I knew I had to stop, so it was my own determination that keep me sticking to the programme and it feels great to have given up for good.
"With the money I've saved I've treated myself to some lovely new things for my house – which won't get damaged by cigarette smoke!"
William Martin, from Peat Road near Nitshill, added: "I attended a smoking support group as well as the pharmacy scheme and it was great.
The nicotine patches really helped me and I'm so pleased to have managed to give up and to be here today.""
Starting Fresh frontperson, Public Health Pharmacist Liz Grant, said: "It's been a brilliant year for Starting Fresh, and the public have been so supportive and keen to take part.
"Records show that since the scheme started 2,626 quitters have made it past the one-month mark, while 700 have completed the full 12 weeks support programme."
So how does Starting Fresh actually work?
Liz explained: "In short, this pharmacy-run service sees smokers enrol in the Project and have staff guide them through the programme for up to 12 weeks. This includes everything from medical advice and crucial personal support, to NRT - Nicotine Replacement Therapy.
"Six months after the smoker quits, they are contacted by phone and/or letter to check their progress in a bid to keep them off cigarettes for good. They are contacted again one year after their quit day and invited back in to the pharmacy to check their carbon monoxide levels."
NHS Greater Glasgow's Board Chairman, Sir John Arbuthnott, said of the event: "It was wonderful to meet people who really appreciate the pharmacy scheme and how it has changed their lives by helping them give up smoking.
"We should not underestimate the difficulty of kicking the smoking habit. I am delighted that we can help people to do it through this scheme. The people who attended the birthday celebration are now healthier, happier and rightly proud of what they have achieved."


The Jackrabbit Checkup Calls (AKA: Utilization Reviews) are usually very easy. Clients are happy to get the one on one time to address their specific needs and see what key features they are missing.
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Share your Jackrabbit Google Calendar with lvigor@jackrabbittech.com. This will be linked with Acuity, our appointment scheduler.
Let Laken know the day(s) and times you will be available for Checkup Calls. Typically, you will be available from 9am-5pm EST. You will then manage your lunches or other appointments in your Jackrabbit Google Calendar. This will then block times that you are unavailable in Acuity since these calendars will be linked.
Manage your availability in your Jackrabbit Google Calendar.
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De Sequential Circuits Prophet-600 is een 6-stemmige synthesizer, uitgebracht door Sequential Circuits in 1982.

Beschrijving
De Prophet-600 leent veel eigenschappen van de uitgebreidere Prophet-5 en bevat 100 geheugenplaatsen waarin een muzikant zelfgemaakte klanken kan opslaan. De Prophet-600 heeft twee oscillators per stem met een zaagtand, driehoek en variabele pulsgolf. Elk van de oscillators kan zowel apart of gelijktijdig worden gestemd.

Het instrument bevat een ingebouwde arpeggiator, een sequencer en poly-modulatie.

MIDI
De Prophet-600 is een van de eerste synthesizers met een MIDI-interface, die tijdens de NAMM Show begin 1983 werd gedemonstreerd door Dave Smith van Sequential Circuits. Hierbij koppelde hij een Roland Jupiter-6 met een Prophet-600.

Bekende gebruikers
De Prophet-600 is onder meer gebruikt door Hardfloor, Higher Intelligence Agency en Eat Static.

Externe link
 Prophet-600 op Vintage Synth Explorer

Prophet-600


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Archibald Butt
Military aide to Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft
Butt in 1909
Archibald Willingham DeGraffenreid Clarendon Butt
(1865-09-26)September 26, 1865
Augusta, Georgia, U.S
April 15, 1912(1912-04-15) (aged 46)
RMS Titanic, Atlantic Ocean
Journalist, soldier, presidential aide
Archibald Willingham DeGraffenreid Clarendon Butt[1] (September 26, 1865 – April 15, 1912) was an American journalist and United States Army officer. After a short career as a newspaper reporter, he served two years as the First Secretary of the American embassy in Mexico. He was commissioned in the United States Volunteers in 1898 and served in the Quartermaster Corps during the Spanish–American War. He gained notice for his work in logistics and animal husbandry, and received a commission in the regular United States Army in 1901. After brief postings in Washington, D.C., and Cuba, he was appointed military aide to Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. He died in the sinking of the RMS Titanic.
2 Military service
3 Service to two presidents
4 Sinking of the Titanic
5 Funerals, memorials, and papers
5.1 Memorials
5.2 Papers
7 Memberships
8 Military awards
9 In fiction
11 Bibliography
Archibald Butt was born in September 1865 in Augusta, Georgia, to Joshua Willingham Butt and Pamela Robertson Butt (née Boggs).[2] His grandfather, Archibald Butt, served in the American Revolutionary War. His great-grandfather, Josiah Butt, was a lieutenant colonel in the Continental Army during the same conflict.[2] He was the nephew of General William R. Boggs of the Confederate States Army (CSA).[3] He had two older brothers (Edward and Lewis), a younger brother (John), and a sister (Clara),[4] and the family was poor.[5] Butt attended various local schools while growing up,[4] including Summerville Academy.[6] Butt's father died when he was 14 years old, and Butt went to work to support his mother, sister, and younger brother.[6] Pamela Butt wished for her son to enter the clergy.[4]
With the financial help of the Reverend Edwin G. Weed (who later became the Episcopal Bishop of Florida), Butt attended the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee.[6] His mother worked as a librarian at the university,[5] where she lived rent-free in an apartment in the library.[7] While in college, he became interested in journalism and eventually was named editor of the college newspaper. Butt became acquainted with John Breckinridge Castleman, a former CSA major and guerrilla fighter during the American Civil War and who was, by 1883, Adjutant General of the Kentucky Militia.[6] He joined the Delta Tau Delta fraternity,[8] and graduated in 1888.[9]
After taking graduate level courses in Greek and Latin,[8] Butt traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, to meet with Castleman.[9] While in that city, he met Henry Watterson, founder of the Louisville Courier-Journal. Watterson hired him as a reporter, and Butt remained in Louisville for three years.[9] Butt left the Courier-Journal and worked for the Macon Telegraph for a year before moving to Washington, D.C.[10] He covered national affairs for several Southern newspapers, including the Atlanta Constitution, Augusta Chronicle, Nashville Banner, and Savannah Morning News.[11]
Butt was a popular figure in D.C. social circles, and made numerous important acquaintances during his time in the capital.[11] When former Senator Matt Ransom was appointed United States Ambassador to Mexico in August 1895, he asked Butt to be the embassy's First Secretary.[12] Butt wrote several articles for American magazines and published several novels while in Mexico.[11] He returned to the United States in 1897 after Ransom's term as ambassador ended.[citation needed]
Military service[edit]
On January 2, 1900,[13] Butt was commissioned as a captain in the United States Volunteers[9][14] (an all-volunteer group which was not part of the regular United States Army but was under the regular Army's control). He had long admired the military, and no one in his immediate family was serving in the armed forces at the time the Spanish–American War broke out. Although Butt's literary career was taking off, his family's long involvement with the military and his desire to represent his family in the army led him to enlist.[15] Adjutant General of the U.S. Army Henry Clarke Corbin was influential in encouraging him to enlist.[11][13]
Butt was assigned as an assistant quartermaster (i.e. a supply officer).[9] He was ordered to take the transport ship Sumner through the Suez Canal and proceed to the Philippines. But he was eager to get into the war, and secured a change in orders that sent him from San Francisco, aboard the USS Dorothea L. Dix.[11] Butt's new orders required him to stop in Hawaii with his cargo of 500 mules. But he found the price of feed and stables so high and the quarters for the animals so poor that he disobeyed orders and continued on to the Philippines. Although this risked the lives of his animals (and possible court-martial), none of the mules died en route and Butt was praised for his initiative.[11][16] Butt remained in the Philippines until 1904, writing numerous treatises on the care of animals in the tropics and on military transportation and logistics. His reports won him significant praise by military officials.[17]
On June 30, 1901, Butt was discharged from the Volunteers and received a commission as a captain in the Regular Army retroactive to February 2, 1901.[18] Butt's social activities continued while he was in the Philippines. He was secretary of the Army and Navy Club,[11] and had a major role in founding the Military Order of the Carabao (a tongue-in-cheek spoof of military fraternal organizations that still exists as of 2012[update]).[19]
In 1904, Butt was ordered to return to Washington, D.C., where he was appointed depot quartermaster. He was the lowest-ranking officer ever to hold this important position within the Quartermaster Corps.[20] In 1906, when a revolution against Tomás Estrada Palma broke out in Cuba, Butt was hurriedly assigned to lead U.S. Army logistical operations there. On just two days' notice, he established a well-organized supply depot.[20] He was named Depot Quartermaster in Havana.[21]
Service to two presidents[edit]
Butt (left, in uniform) on the White House portico with Robert Baden-Powell, President Taft, and British ambassador Lord Bryce in February 1912.
Butt was recalled to Washington in March 1908. President Theodore Roosevelt asked him to serve as his military aide in April 1908[22]—just a month after Butt's return to the United States.[11] There were several reasons why Roosevelt chose Butt. Among them were that Roosevelt had become acquainted with Butt's organizational skills in the Philippines and was impressed by his hard work and thoughtfulness.[11] The other was that Taft recommended Butt, whom he knew well from their time together overseas.[9]
Butt became one of Roosevelt's closest companions.[23] Although Butt was stout, he and Roosevelt were constantly going climbing, hiking, horseback riding, running, swimming, and playing tennis.[24] Butt also quickly organized the chaotic White House receptions, transforming them from exhausting, hours-long events fraught with social missteps into efficient, orderly events.[11][25]
When William Howard Taft became president in March 1909, he asked Butt to stay on as military aide. Butt continued to serve as a social functionary for Taft, but he also proved to have strong negotiating skills and a good head for numbers, which enabled him to become Taft's de facto chief negotiator on federal budget issues.[20] Butt accompanied President Taft when he threw out the first ball at the first home game of Major League Baseball's Washington Senators in 1910 and 1911.[26] Butt died at sea shortly before the season-opening game in 1912 and Taft, according to the Washington Post, was overcome and "could not be present for obvious reasons."[27]
On March 3, 1911, Butt was promoted to the rank of major in the Quartermaster Corps,.[28]
By 1912, Taft's first term was coming to an end. Roosevelt, who had fallen out with Taft, was known to be considering a run for president against him. Close to both men and fiercely loyal, Butt began to suffer from depression and exhaustion.[29] Butt's housemate and friend Francis Davis Millet (himself one of Taft's circle) asked Taft to give him a leave of absence to recuperate before the presidential primaries began. Taft agreed and ordered Butt to go on vacation.[30] Butt was on no official business, but anti-Catholic newspapers and politicians accused Butt of being on a secret mission to win the support of Pope Pius X in the upcoming election. Butt did intend to meet with Pius, and he carried with him a personal letter from Taft. But the letter merely thanked the pope for elevating three Americans to the rank of cardinal, and asked what the social protocol was for greeting them at functions.[9][31]
Sinking of the Titanic[edit]
Butt left on a six-week vacation in Europe on March 1, 1912, accompanied by Millet.[32] Butt booked passage on the RMS Titanic to return to the United States. He boarded the ship at Southampton, in England on April 10, 1912; Millet boarded the ship at Cherbourg, France, later that same day. Butt was playing cards on the night of April 14 in the first-class smoking room when the Titanic struck an iceberg.[33] The ship sank two and a half hours later, with a loss of over 1,500 lives.[34]
Butt's actions while the ship sank are largely unverified, but many accounts of a sensationalist nature were published by newspapers immediately after the disaster. One account had the ship's captain, Edward J. Smith, telling Butt that the ship was doomed, after which Butt began to act like a ship's officer and supervised the loading and lowering of lifeboats.[35] The New York Times also claimed that Butt herded women and children into lifeboats.[36] Another account said that Butt, a gun in his hand, prevented panicked male passengers from storming the lifeboats.[37] Yet another version of events said Butt yanked a man out of one of the lifeboats so that a woman could board. In this story, Butt declared, "Sorry, women will be attended to first or I'll break every damned bone in your body!"[37] One account tells of Butt preventing desperate steerage passengers from breaking into the first class areas in an attempt to escape the sinking ship.[37] Walter Lord's book A Night to Remember disagrees with claims that Butt acted like an officer. Lord says Butt most likely observed the ship's evacuation quietly.[38] Many newspapers repeated a story allegedly told by Marie Young. This tale says that Butt helped her into Lifeboat No. 8, tucked a blanket about her, and said, "Goodbye, Miss Young. Luck is with you. Will you kindly remember me to all the folks back home?" Young later wrote to President Taft denying she ever told such a story.[39]
April 17, 1912 headline: "No News of Major Butt or Clarence Moore"
Even Butt's final moments remain in dispute. Dr. Washington Dodge says he saw John Jacob Astor and Butt standing near the bridge as the ship went down.[40] Dodge's account is highly unlikely, as his lifeboat was more than 0.5 miles (0.80 km) away from the ship at the time it sank.[41] Other eyewitnesses say they saw him standing calmly on deck[42] or standing side by side with Astor waving goodbye.[43] Several accounts had Butt returning to the smoking room, where he stood quietly or resumed his card game.[44] But these accounts have been disputed by author John Maxtone-Graham.[45]
Butt died in Titanic's sinking; his body was never recovered.[46]
Funerals, memorials, and papers[edit]
On May 2, 1912, a memorial service was held in the Butt family home with 1,500 mourners, including President Taft, attending.[47] Taft spoke at the service, saying:[48]
If Archie could have selected a time to die he would have chosen the one God gave him. His life was spent in self–sacrifice, serving others. His forgetfulness of self had become a part of his nature. Everybody who knew him called him Archie. I couldn't prepare anything in advance to say here. I tried, but couldn't. He was too near me. He was loyal to my predecessor, Mr. Roosevelt, who selected him to be military aide, and to me he had become as a son or a brother.
At a second ceremony, held in Washington, D.C., on May 5, Taft broke down and wept, bringing his eulogy to an abrupt end.[47]
Memorials[edit]
Several memorials to Butt were created over the years. A cenotaph was erected in the summer of 1913 in Section 3 of Arlington National Cemetery.[49][50] Butt himself had selected the spot earlier.[51] In October 1913, the Butt-Millet Memorial Fountain, named for Archibald Butt and Francis Millet, was dedicated near the White House on the Ellipse.[52] In Augusta, Georgia, the Butt Memorial Bridge was dedicated in 1914 by Taft.[53][54] The Washington National Cathedral contains a large plaque dedicated to Major Archibald Butt; it can be found on the wall in the museum store.[55]
Sculptor Jorgen Dreyer was awarded a commission to create a sculpture to commemorate Butt. The commissioned piece, which Dreyer completed on 15 June 1912, was a bust of Butt situated on a base representing a ship on the ocean. The work was entitled "The Message".
A government supply boat made of concrete was also named after Butt. It was one of nine experimental craft (all named for deceased members of the Quartermaster Corps) built by the Newport Shipbuilding Corporation in 1920 in New Bern, North Carolina.[56] It was sold to an aquarium in Miami, Florida, in 1934 and was later sunk or scuttled in Biscayne Bay.[57]
Papers[edit]
During his time serving Roosevelt and Taft, Butt wrote almost daily letters to his sister Clara. These letters are a key source of information on the more private events of these two presidencies and provide insights into the respective characters of Roosevelt and Taft.[5][58] Donald E. Wilkes Jr., professor of law at the University of Georgia School of Law, has concluded, "All definitive biographies of Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft necessarily rely on information in Archie's letters."[59] These letters (which overlap somewhat) have been published twice. The first collection, The Letters of Archie Butt, Personal Aide to President Roosevelt, was issued in 1924.[60] A second set of letters, Taft and Roosevelt: The Intimate Letters of Archie Butt, Military Aide, was published in two volumes in 1930 after Taft's death.[61]
Butt's letters are housed in the Georgia Department of Archives and History in Morrow, Georgia, with a microfilm set also residing at Emory University in Atlanta.[60][62]
Personal life[edit]
Butt lived in a large mansion at 2000 G Street NW[63] with the painter Francis Davis Millet, who also died in the sinking of the Titanic. "Millet, my artist friend who lives with me" was Butt's designation for his companion. They were known for throwing spartan but large parties that were attended by members of Congress, justices of the Supreme Court, and President Taft himself.[25]
A wide range of reasons were given why Butt never seemed interested in women. Chief among these was that Butt loved his own mother so much that there was little room for anyone else. Even Taft thought this explanation was true.[64] At the time of Butt's death, rumors swirled that he was about to lose his lifelong bachelor status. News accounts said he had a teenage mistress who either was carrying their unborn child or who had already given birth to a baby, or that Butt was engaged to a Colorado woman. None of these rumors were true.[65][66]
Some speculation exists that Butt was a homosexual. Historian Carl Sferrazza Anthony has written that Taft's explanation only "vaguely addressed" the real reason Butt failed to marry.[65] Davenport-Hines, however, believes Butt and Millet were gay lovers. He wrote in 2012:[25]
The enduring partnership of Butt and Millet was an early case of "Don't ask, don't tell." Washington insiders tried not to focus too closely on the men's relationship, but they recognized their mutual affection. And they were together in death as in life.
Historian James Gifford tentatively agrees. He points out that there is clear documentary evidence that Millet had at least one homosexual affair previously in his life (with the American writer Charles Warren Stoddard).[67] But any conclusion, Gifford says, must remain tentative:[68]
Of course there is no conclusive evidence that Archibald Butt was gay, and I find it highly unlikely, given Archie's careful self-image control, that he ever committed to paper any overt thoughts of such a nature. He was too canny an individual for that, too conscious of the risk in military and political ranks, where such an idea would have put a quick end to any hopes of advancement. So I can only suggest that my research results in an "impression" that he was homosexual.
Millet's body was recovered after the sinking and was buried in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.[69]
Memberships[edit]
In 1911 Butt became a member of the Georgia Society of the Cincinnati by right of his descent from his great-grandfather Lieutenant Robert Moseley, a veteran of the American Revolution.[70]
Butt was also a member of the Army and Navy Club in Washington, D.C., the District of Columbia Society of Colonial Wars (number 3541), the District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (national number 16,412) and was a founding member of the Military Order of the Carabao.[71]
Military awards[edit]
Philippine Campaign Medal
Army of Cuban Pacification Medal
In fiction[edit]
Butt appears and plays a significant role in Jack Finney's time travel novel, From Time to Time. In this novel, Butt is sent to Europe by President Taft and former President Roosevelt in an effort to stave off World War I. In Europe, he apparently gets the necessary assurances to make a European war impossible. However, even when informed of the ship's approaching sinking by the time traveling protagonist, he refuses to save himself and his mission when women and children will perish. His mission fails with his death.
James Walker's 1998 novel, Murder on the Titanic, includes Butt as a minor character.
Michael Bockman's 2012 novel, The Titanic Plan, features Archibald Butt as the major character in a historical-based novel involving leading industrialists and banking magnates of the day, and their plan to establish an illegal national commerce monopoly that would yield massive power and political influence to a few super-wealthy men.
Butt appears in the 2014 novel The Great Abraham Lincoln Pocket Watch Conspiracy by Jacopo della Quercia, where he is depicted as President Taft's closest friend and companion aboard a fictitious presidential dirigible "Airship One", which Butt pilots. The book uses period newspaper articles to report Butt's promotion from captain to major and even makes use of his letters to his sister Clara. Butt plays a major role in the story. His death is depicted as a climactic showdown between the United States and King Leopold II of Belgium aboard the Titanic.
^ Smith, p. 69.
^ a b Matthews, p. 161.
^ Boyd, pp. viii–ix.
^ a b c Knight, p. 1457.
^ a b c "National Affairs: Dear Clara." Time September 15, 1930.
^ a b c d "Archibald W. Butt", in Butt, Both Sides of the Shield, p. xiii.
^ Abbott, p. xiii.
^ a b Macfarland, p. 67.
^ a b c d e f g "Butt, Archibald Willingham DeGraffenreid", in The Encyclopedia of Louisville, p. 150.
^ "Archibald W. Butt", in Butt, Both Sides of the Shield, p. xiv.
^ a b c d e f g h i j "Major Archibald Butt." New York Times April 16, 1912. Accessed 2012-05-18.
^ Abbott, p. xviii.
^ a b Hines, pp. 57–58.
^ Goode, p. 135.
^ "Archibald W. Butt", in Butt, Both Sides of the Shield, p. xv.
^ Bromley, p. 51.
^ "Archibald W. Butt", in Butt, Both Sides of the Shield, pp. xv–xvi.
^ Butt's personal papers and memoirs claim the commission was made on January 2, 1900, which was the date of his commission in the Volunteers. But the commission was recommended by William Howard Taft, who was chairman of the Second Philippine Commission—the body which was organizing a civilian government in the Philippines in the wake of the Spanish–American War and the first battles of the Philippine–American War. Taft made the recommendation that Butt receive a commission in the Army to Secretary of War Elihu Root on January 7, 1901. In this matter it is important distinguish between a commission in the United States Volunteers and the Regular Army. See: Bromley, p. 52.
^ Roth, p. 256.
^ a b c Bromley, p. 52.
^ "Archibald W. Butt", in Butt, Both Sides of the Shield, p. xvii.
^ Gould, p. 208.
^ Morris, p. 529.
^ Watterson, p. 388.
^ a b c Davenport-Hines, Richard. "The History Page: Unsinkable Love." The Daily. March 20, 2012. Accessed 2012-05-18.
^ "Taft Tosses Ball." Washington Post April 15, 1910; "Nationals Win, 8 to 5, as 16,000 Cheer Them." Washington Post. April 13, 1911.
^ Duggan, Paul. "Balking at the First Pitch." Washington Post. April 2, 2007. Archived June 2, 2017, at the Wayback Machine Accessed 2012-03-22.
^ United States Army Official Army Register for 1912, 1911, p. 23.
^ Abbott, pp. xi–x.
^ Garrison, p. 89.
^ Bromley, p. 326.
^ "Major Butt on Sick Leave." New York Times. March 1, 1912.
^ Lynch, p. 84.
^ Mersey, Lord (1999) [1912]. The Loss of the Titanic, 1912. The Stationery Office. pp. 110–111. ISBN 978-0-11-702403-8.
^ Caplan, pp. 55–57.
^ "The Tragedy of the Titanic—A Complete Story." New York Times. April 28, 1912.
^ a b c Caplan, p. 55.
^ Lord, p. 78.
^ Bromley, pp. 329–330.
^ Mowbray, p. 113.
^ Barczewski, p. 60.
^ Spignesi, p. 42.
^ Hines, p. 145.
^ Maxtone-Graham notes that if the eyewitnesses had been where they claimed, they would have had to travel aft and down a deck to loop through the smoking room, a highly improbable journey if they were seeking to abandon ship. See: Maxtone-Graham, p. 76.
^ Schemmel, p. 148.
^ a b "Taft in Tears as He Lauds Major Butt." New York Times. May 6, 1912.
^ Quote in Mowbray, p. xvi.
^ Peters, p. 217; "Monument for Major Butt, Titanic Victim." The Reporter. May 1913, p. 35.
^ Wilson, Scott. Resting Places: The Burial Sites of More Than 14,000 Famous Persons, 3d ed.: 2 (Kindle Locations 6625-6626). McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers. Kindle Edition.
^ "Federal Official, Titanic Hero." Government Executive. April 11, 2012. Archived April 13, 2012, at the Wayback Machine Accessed 2012-05-18.
^ "Memorial to Titanic Dead." Washington Post. October 26, 1913.
^ McDaniel, p. 108.
^ "Opening of Butt Memorial Bridge, Augusta, Georgia, April 14, 1914". Vanishing Georgia. Digital Library of Georgia. Retrieved June 20, 2016.
^ "Archibald Butt Memorial Plaque". Great Lakes Titanic Society. Archived from the original on July 3, 2016. Retrieved June 20, 2016.
^ "Atlantic Coast Notes." The American Marine Engineer. June 1920, p. 30.
^ Behre, Robert. "No Ifs, Ands, or Butts, It's Sawyer." The Post and Courier. February 13, 2012. Archived February 15, 2012, at the Wayback Machine Accessed 2012-04-13.
^ Wilkes, Jr., Donald E. "On the Titanic: Archie Butt" Archived August 12, 2017, at the Wayback Machine The Athens Observer April 28-May 4, 1994, p. 6.] Accessed 2012-05-18.
^ a b O'Toole, p. 408.
^ Graff, p. 363.
^ Brewster, Hugh (2013). Gilded Lives, Fatal Voyage: The Titanic's First-Class Passengers and Their World. Broadway Books; Reprint edition. ISBN 978-0307984814.
^ "Maj. Butt's Home Sold" Washington Post November 22, 1912.
^ Taft, p. viii.
^ a b Anthony, p. 484.
^ "Archibald C. Butt Was to Have Been Married This Fall." Denver Post April 18, 1912.
^ Prior, Will. "Historian Says Famous Titanic Passengers Were Gay." Gay Star News. April 13, 2012. Archived May 15, 2012, at the Wayback Machine Accessed 2012-05-18.
^ Gifford, James. "James Gifford: Archie Butt." OutHistory.org. April 1, 2012. Archived April 19, 2012, at the Wayback Machine Accessed 2012-05-18.
^ "Funeral Services for Millet." New York Times. May 2, 1912.
^ Thomas, 1929, p. 37.
^ General Society of Colonial Wars, p. 108; National Sons of the American Revolution, p. 16.
Butt, Archibald W. Taft and Roosevelt: The Intimate Letters of Archie Butt, Military Aide (2 vols. 1930), valuable primary source. vol 1 online also vol 2 online
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Garrison, Webb B. A Treasury of Titanic Tales. Nashville, Tenn: Rutledge Hill Press, 1998.
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Jose Mourinho has secured his first job since being sacked as Manchester United coach after joining BeIN Sports as a pundit, the broadcaster announced on Thursday.
'The Special One' will be an analyst for Chelsea's Premier League trip to Arsenal on January 19 as well as Qatar and Saudi Arabia's Asian Cup group-stage tie on January 17 on the Qatari channel's broadcasts in the Middle East and North Africa.
He was sacked by United in December after the club's worst start to a season since 1990 and won three trophies during his two-and-a-half year tenure at Old Trafford.
"Jose is one of the greatest football managers of all time, and we hope that his expert analysis and charismatic personality will be enjoyed by our millions of viewers," a beIN spokesman said in a statement.
Mourinho had been linked with a return to former club Benfica after the Lisbon giants fired coach Rui Vitoria last week, but the 55-year-old told Correio da Manha earlier on Thursday that he would not take the job.
"I don't have any intention of coming back to work in Portugal," he told the newspaper. "I'm fine at the moment."
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Karachi is the largest and most populous metropolitan city but heritage and old buildings seem in danger as no proper attention from the federal and provincial government is given to them. Karachi is the capital of Sindh, and is also known as the 'City of Lights'. Moreover, it is considered to be the economic hub of Pakistan and needs to be given concentration to save its traditions such as heritage sites and the buildings made in the era British occupied India before the separation of India and Pakistan.
In the past, the administration was not keen on working to maintain the heritage of Sindh and of Karachi.
Also Culture Tourism, Antiquities Department under which Antique and Archeology Department has been working wonders since 2016. On the other hand, statements made by Manzoor Ahmed Kanasro over notified properties as protected heritage is worrisome, since there are 1644 under progress buildings are supposed to be given full attention by the director general of the department. But I think we are too late to save our heritage sites.
Chaukhandi Graveyard, Memon Goth has already been varnished as well as the Tomb of Pakistan's founder; these two places can easily be observed by several parties. Many departments worked together to mend and color, but when it comes to mending other place of Karachi like the Manora Fort which is known as Qasim Fort is not being considered by the government, this place is very important and very old, and many people from all over Pakistan visit it when they come Karachi. Moreover, foreigners also visit this place, if there is no interest to polish and refresh historical possessions, people in future will forget all about the fort.
The largest city in the Muslim world is suffering such issues and one of them is saving the heritage. I think that if the current government can remove over 50 illegally constructed restaurants and shops by using the anti-encroachment department of the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) in Hill Park, so why can't they take steps to save some. People are wondering that the conservation for the heritage building is not on them, and the constructions of new buildings in a lot of areas of Karachi including Gulshan-e-Iqbal are also harming the vision of the city and that the towering buildings will hide the structural gems of Karachi.
I think that Karachi also needs more buildings. The city has more than 20 million people but in the current census, the several of Karachi refused to accept it since the population size was cut down deliberately by the government to show as if the Urdu Speaking communities are in minority and not in the majority. This may be true or just something told by political bigwigs. But the construction of buildings will require more and more electricity which now we are lacking and are searching new sources to deal with.
We may have lost something in the recent anti encroachment drive: one of the busiest areas of Karachi Saddar was established in 1839, after the arrival of British, in competition with the markets of the native city which were located within and on the periphery of the walled city of Karachi, mainly in the areas of Kharadar and Mithadar. After the annexation of Sindh in 1843, the British administrative and military functions were located in Saddar and its environs. Here, civic and religious buildings of the Christian and Parsi communities are still available. The area also became very important because of the public transport terminal of a city that, by 1941, had a population of 450,000. Bus routes terminated here and it was an important tramway junction. As an observant, I regarded a large number of buildings which were not in the consideration of local, provincial and federal governments.
As I remember the last year more than 200 buildings of Karachi were declared protected sites under the Sindh Culture Heritage (Preservation) Act 1994 majorly the Empress Market, Hindu Gymkhana, Mama Parsi Building, Burns garden, newly renovated Pakistan Chowk, Aram Bagh, Sobhraj Chetumal Maternity Home, Freemasons Lodge (also called Sindh Wildlife Building), Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) building, Muslim Gymkhana, NED University old city campus, Dayaram Jethmal (DJ) Science College, Old State Bank building (Victoria Museum), Haji Abdullah Haroon Building, Sindh Zamindar Hotel, Shams Lighthouse Building, Coffee (Wasumal building) House, and Ganga Ram Building.
PTI was said to bring change in Pakistan and promised to fix the wall clock or the big watch on the lighthouse of Empress Markets but nothing has been done.
Talking about old buildings with rich past, the Karachi Press Club is a majestic Victorian style building. One of the buildings, reflects the residential architecture of the wealthy class of that period started in 1958, now it has been handed over to the authorities after varnishing and it looks as it did decades ago.
I want the government to work on restoring old buildings and to save our past. After seeing DG Manzoor Ahmed Kansro's work to save the heritage sites, many say that Sindh is in safe hands and it is expected that he will work wonders in the future.


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The Time 'Sopranos' Star Tony Sirico Got Shot in Brooklyn
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Who was the most authentic character on The Sopranos? That depends on your perspective. To some viewers, the terrible Livia Soprano (Nancy Marchand) hit a little close to home. For others, the voice and mannerisms of Adriana La Cerva (Drea de Matteo) screamed authenticity.
But there was one actor all the Sopranos stars recognized as the real thing: Tony Sirico, who played the beloved Paulie Walnuts character. Federico Castelluccio, who played Furio, once put it this way: "What you see is what you get" with Sirico.
Indeed, Sirico didn't have to act when he was doing a stint in jail or pulling a gun on people — he did all that and more in real life before he began working as an actor. In fact, he once got shot (twice) in his old Brooklyn neighborhood.
Sirico said he was once caught with 3 guns after a search
Tony Sirico, who stars as Paulie Walnuts poses for a portrait in HBO's hit television series, "The Sopranos" (Year 3). | HBO
In a Los Angeles Times profile published just before the release of Goodfellas (1990), Sirico got candid about his rough-and-tumble early life. He spoke of getting arrested 28 times over the years, beginning with a newsstand theft at the age of seven.
Describing himself as "a pistol-packing guy," Sirico did the hard time you might expect. Once, he went away on a weapons charge; on another occasion, an armed robbery rap stuck.
And just like Paulie on The Sopranos, he can tell a great story while mixing in his trademark chuckle. On the subject of a prison search, he told the Times he didn't get caught with one gun — they found three on his person.
When they asked him why he needed so many guns, he tried to be candid. "I'd say I live in a bad neighborhood," he quipped. The time he got shot would back up that statement.
Sirico was shot twice as a young man — once in the leg, once in the back
American actor Tony Sirico outside the Gran Caffe in Bensonhurst, New York City, 17th May 1990. | Barbara Alper/Getty Images
During this life of crime as a young man, Sirico made some enemies. However, he didn't find himself with a bullet wound after a shootout with police or someone he was robbing. He got shot shot for kissing someone else's girlfriend.
It happened while he was with the lady in question on his local church steps. Three guys pulled up in a car and called his name. "I was in no position to do anything, because I have my tongue deep down in her soul," Sirico told the Times. "So they go, 'Boom!' And shoot me in the leg."
Angry that they'd made him bleed on his his new white suit, Sirico actually ran toward the car. When they pulled away, he turned back to the steps. And that's when he got shot for a second time. (That bullet hit him in the back).
So when they say Paulie Walnuts was just like Sirico because both were germaphobes and both lived with their mothers as adults … well, there's much more to the story than that.
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