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(a joué au jeu de la ficelle)
I really like her with the long hair, but I ended up giving her an up-do to show off those fab wings.
Even though this statue of a king is uninscribed, its distinctive features identify it without any doubt as a portrait of Amenemhat III. The heavy brows, prominent cheekbones, hollow cheeks, jutting lower jaw, and tightly bunched muscles at the corners of the mouth make a strikingly realistic impression. Not realistic, however, are the king’s supersized ears. Instead, they symbolize the ruler’s willingness to hear the prayers of his people. If this image had been carved in relief, the king’s hands would have been uplifted in worship. Here, however, to prevent the breakage of projecting limbs, the ruler’s hands are pressed flat against the front his kilt, a portion of which is looped over his belt.
Egypt, Middle Kingdom (2040–1648 BCE), Dynasty 12, reign of Amenemhat III (1860–1814 BCE)
granodiorite
Overall: 51.2 x 19.8 x 18.4 cm (20 3/16 x 7 13/16 x 7 1/4 in.)
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The first pyramid Amenemhat III attempted to build, the so-called Black Pyramid, had major construction flaws and had to be abandoned when it started to collapse.
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This is the "A" version flown in for the air show from Texas.
The Galaxy is one of the world's largest aircraft. It can carry enough fuel, for it's own use, to fill 6 1/2 regular-size railroad tank cars. Check it out here, www.military.cz/usa/air/in_service/aircraft/c5a/c5a_en.htm And perhaps a more indepth description here, www.military.cz/usa/air/in_service/aircraft/c5a/c5a_en.htm
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The Chanute Daily Tribune, May 23, 1921
COLONEL JOHN C. CARPENTER DEAD
Funeral Services at First Methodist Church at 3 o’clock
Tomorrow Afternoon.
HELPED FOUND THIS CITY, ALSO ERIE
He came to Kansas First in 1857, Settling After
the War in this County.
Internal Revenue Collector of Kansas and Indian
Territory for Ten Years.
Col. J. C. Carpenter, one of the founders of Chanute, also of Erie, the county seat of this county, Civil war veteran, Kansas pioneer, prominent for many years in state and national affairs, and a successful business man, died at 10:45 o’clock Saturday evening after having been ill for two months.
The funeral services will be held in the Methodist church at 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. They will be conducted by the pastor, Dr. W. A. Keve. The body will lie in state in the church from 1 to 3 o’clock in the afternoon during which time his friends may look for the last time upon the face of the man who had been associated with Chanute since the very time of its beginning. The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will place upon the Colonel’s breast a small flag to be taken with him to his final resting place.
To Kansas in 1857.
Colonel Carpenter was 83 years old, having been born in Indiana, the county seat of Indiana county, Pennsylvania, February 5, 1838. He was educated in the public schools and graduated from the academy there, then attended Kenyon College at Gambier, Knox county, Ohio, whence he came in the spring of 1857 to Kansas.
He settled first in Allen county, where he joined an elder brother, A. G. Carpenter, who was engaged in surveying townsites and locating settlers. Colonel Carpenter took a claim near old Geneva where he remained for two years.
From Lieutenant to Colonel.
In the meantime his mother died and at the request of his father he returned to Pennsylvania, entered an attorney’s office and began reading law. The opening of the Civil War found him thus engaged.
In response to the call for volunteers he laid aside his books and enlisted in 1861 in Company E of the Sixty Seventh Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry being elected lieutenant of his company. He went from Pennsylvania to Annapolis, Md., and from there to the Shenandoah valley where in the battle of Winchester on June 15, 1863, Lieutenant Carpenter was taken prisoner.
In Death Ballot.
He was sent to Richmond, where he remained until March of 1864. In the meantime his commission as captain had been signed. During his stay in Richmond, among seventy-one captains, of whom he was one, a ballot was taken to see which two should be executed in retaliation for the executions of Captains Corbett and McGraw of the Confederate forces who had been put to death by order of General Burnsides on Johnson’s Island after having been caught recruiting within the Union lines in Kentucky. The captains selected were Sawyer from a New Jersey regiment and Flynn from an Indiana regiment, but they were not put to death.
In March of 1864 Colonel Carpenter returned to Annapolis, Md., then went to Washington with forty officers from Libby prison and reported to the commissary general of prisons, General Hoffman. He returned to his regiment and took part in a number of hotly contested engagements, winning promotion, by his fidelity and gallantry, to the rank of colonel of the regiment, which position he held to the close of the war and at the time he was mustered out of service July 21, 1865.
His Return to Kansas.
Returning to his old home in Pennsylvania Colonel Carpenter finished reading law. He was admitted to the bar April 6, 1866, and the next day started for Kansas.
He had prospected considerably over the Neosho country during his previous residence in this vicinity, and it was hither that he directed his steps in search of a permanent location, Labette and Neosho counties were then one and the population was confined principally to settlements along the Neosho river, there being no town within the limits of either county except the straggling village of perhaps a dozen houses which sprung up around Osage Mission, now St. Paul, this county.
Helped Found Erie.
“Old” Erie at that time consisted of a store and a dwelling house, the store being conducted by J. L. Denison and A. H. Roe in the log house above which was held the first term of court ever conducted in the county.
Colonel Carpenter attended this term of court, but in the absence of business before it of his own to attend to be interested himself in a townsite movement and in company with others founded the present town of Erie, to which the old town moved and which at once became the chief seat of population in that part of the county and subsequently the county seat.
A Forefather of Chanute.
Colonel Carpenter remained at Erie until the summer of 1870 when with others he laid out the town of New Chicago at the crossing of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas and the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston railroads, the latter now being part of the Santa Fe’s Southern Kansas division, New Chicago is now part of Chanute.
In 1868, Colonel Carpenter was elected to the Kansas senate from the Sixteenth district, which comprised the counties of Neosho, Allen, Labette, Wilson, Woodson and Montgomery. He was re-elected in 1876 and again in 1892 and 1900.
Internal Revenue Collector
He was appointed internal revenue collector for Kansas and the Indian Territory in February, 1878, and held this position ten years, when he returned to Chanute and resumed the practice of law here, continuing until 1901, when he retired.
He received thirty-five votes for nomination as the candidate for lieutenant governor in the Republican state convention in 1870; thirty-eight votes of the gubernatorial nomination in the Republican state convention in 1872; and two votes in the house and one in the senate for election as United States senator for Kansas in January of 1874.
He was a delegate to the national Republican convention in June of 1872, and was temporary chairman of the Republican state convention in Topeka in 1874.
Declined Two Appointments.
June 29, 1874, he was appointed registrar of the United States land office at Hays, Kan. an appointment which he declined to accept. In March of 1902, he was tendered by President McKinley the office of United States Commissioner of Pensions. He declined and the position went to Eugene F. Ware of Fort Scott.
He served as chairman of the Kansas board of the St. Louis Worlds Fair commission in 1901.
He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the Loyal Legion, composed of men who served as commissioned officers in the Union army, and was a past commander of Neosho Post No. 129 of the Grand Army.
He was the last to die of eleven brothers, all of whom fought in the Civil war, one after having served in the Mexican War.
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The O.C. é uma série produzida pela Fox que relata a história de um grupo de adolescentes e das suas famílias que vivem em Newport Beach, do Condado Orange , na Califórnia. Foi a primeira série juvenil a ter agarrado o público de qualquer parte do mundo. Criada por Josh Schwartz, a série foi para o ar a primeira vez a 5 de Agosto de 2003. É uma série que tenta aliar comédia e drama com uma banda sonora juvenil, sem ter nomes sonantes da música comercial mas sendo, ao mesmo tempo, muito atual.
Após o mega-sucesso inicial obtido nos EUA e em inúmeros países espalhados pelo mundo —- especialmente na Europa e no Brasil —-, a morte de uma das personagens na história veio alterar profundamente o interesse demonstrado pelo público. Por esse mesmo motivo, a 3 de Janeiro de 2007, o canal americano Fox decidiu terminar a série no final de sua 4ª temporada, devido aos baixos índices de audiência. O episódio final da série foi exibido nos ecrãs americanos a 22 de Fevereiro de 2007.
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* Taylor Townsend —- entrou para a série a partir da terceira temporada, como uma garota carente, patricinha, e sem amigos. No início causou problemas para o casal Seth e Summer, mas depois, tornou-se amiga deles, e se mostrou uma personagem muito engraçada. Na 4ª temporada, Taylor luta pelo amor de Ryan.
* Caleb Nichol —- pai de Kirsten, empresário bem-sucedido, dono do Grupo Newport. Casou-se com Julie Cooper depois que ela se separou de Jimmy. Quando morreu, estava falido, o que deixou sua esposa em desespero.
* Kaitlin Cooper —- irmã mais nova de Marissa Cooper, ela vive causando confusões na vida dos personagens da série. A partir da 4ª temporada se torna personagem fixo. É uma garota geniosa como a mãe e que sabe o que quer.
* Jimmy Cooper —- contador que perdeu tudo ao investir o dinheiro de seus clientes em negócios furados, para dar tudo à sua família.
* Anna -- personagem da 1º temporada vai embora pois não consegue conquistar Seth Cohen, mas volta na 3º temporada para encorajá-lo a entrar numa faculdade de design.
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