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Fotografía de Leandro Piñeiro, incluida en el Libro "Fotografías Mínimas", publicado en 2008. Edición de autor. Tapa / Información: www.flickr.com/photos/31271394@N07/3083620916/
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book review by Kate Stanworth, lensculture: www.lensculture.com/pineiro.html
I started taking my Jonker boys on birthday dates when they each turned five. We’ve done a pretty good variety of things including ice skating, mini golf, and theater. I love the one on one time and getting to see their individual personalities. This year, I am running a little (lot) behind on Henry’s January birthday date, but I think I made up for it with a pretty fun day. We decided on indoor sky diving. Henry really wanted to bring Eli, because he was positive he would be able to convince him to do it. He did not. But, E recently found our old video camera and has been video taping things around the house, so he was super excited about documenting Henry’s dive with my phone. Both of them did an awesome job and Henry is counting down to the day that he turns eighteen so he can skydive for real…
The table. Ik vertaal 7 gedichten van Rilke in het Gronings voor afdh uitgevers. Verslavend, zulk mooi werk. Translating the German poet Rilke.
I added this primarily as a graphic for today's blog post. dennissylvesterhurd.blogspot.com/2023/10/weather-and-plan...
Staff Brig. Gen. Adel, the commander of the First Quick Reaction Force Brigade, Iraqi army, headquartered at Camp Ali, and U.S. Army Col. Ronald Kapral, the commander of Camp Ramadi and the 81st Brigade Combat Team, Washington Army National Guard, sign a memorandum of agreement turning Camp Ramadi over to the Iraqi government Jan. 20 at Camp Ali, Iraq. The signing over of Camp Ramadi is a step toward coalition forces pulling out and handing complete responsibility and control back over to the Iraqis.
Learn More About U.S. Army in Korea
Help on the way for Area I taxpayers
By Franklin Fisher
franklin.s.fisher2.civ@mail.mil
CAMP RED CLOUD – The 2nd Infantry Division tax center will open at Camp Casey Feb. 1 to April 21 for customers needing to file 2011 tax returns.
A tax center at Camp Red Cloud is to open in February at a time and location yet to be determined.
The filing deadline for most taxpayers this year falls on April 17, said Capt. Scott Luu, the tax center’s officer-in-charge.
The center at Camp Casey is in bldg. 1709B, across the street from the Warrior’s Club. It will be open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The services are performed by IRS-certified Soldiers and volunteers, and are available free to all U.S. servicemembers and their dependents, U.S. military retirees, and Department of the Army civilians.
The services are not available for independent contractors employed by the Defense Department. But they can visit the tax center for information about where to file their tax returns while in Korea.
Before visiting the center, taxpayers are encouraged to make an appointment by calling 730-2568, Luu said.
Walk-ins are welcome but service will depend on whether tax assistants are available.
Service on Saturdays will be available only to those with appointments, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., on Feb. 11 and 25; March 31; April 14 and 21.
In addition, service on Warrior Family Days will be available from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Customers should bring the following documents, where applicable.
•W-2 forms.
These should be for any jobs they’ve held, including those held by dependent family members.
Army W-2 forms will not be mailed but can be obtained by visiting the MyPay website at www.mypay.dfas.mil. Print out the W-2 and bring it to the tax center.
•Valid Social Security Number and birth date for each family member.
For those who recently married a non-U.S. citizen, the tax center will also help taxpayers file for a Social Security Number or Individual Tax Identification Number.
To comply with Internal Revenue Service requirements, customers must provide the tax center a copy of their Social Security Card, correspondence with their Social Security Number from the Social Security Administration, or Military ID with the Social Security Number.
The center cannot provide tax preparation service if that requirement is not met.
•Valid power of attorney or IRS Form 2848 for a married taxpayer whose spouse cannot come to the appointment.
•Military ID card or military family member or retiree ID card.
•Copy of any final divorce judgment or other court orders regarding child support payments, alimony or child tax deductions (including IRS Form 8332, if applicable).
•Forms 1098, reflecting mortgage expenses paid.
•Form 1098, reflecting college tuition expenses or student loan interest paid.
•Forms 1099, which show any bank account interest, stock dividends, retirement income, miscellaneous income or pensions received.
•Home rental or sale documentation.
•Voided check or bank account’s routing number, and account number for direct deposit of the tax refund.
•A copy of the customer’s last tax return.
•Any other documentation or information that may be relevant to filing income taxes.
The tax center will electronically file both federal and state income tax returns.
It may also provide assistance on a limited basis with original or amended returns for the 2009-2011 tax years.
The tax center is not qualified to prepare state tax returns for residents of Guam or Puerto Rico, or for those who are business owners or day traders.
Once a federal tax return is filed, the taxpayers can track their electronic refunds by visiting the Internal Revenue Service website at www.irs.gov and by clicking on “Where’s My Refund?”
The undated enclosure documents the importance of British expertise to American collectors in the first half of the twentieth century.
The first note was written by Edward Edwards (1865–1933), the keeper of the Oriental manuscripts in the British Museum, when he identified the Ottoman al-Shifāʾ manuscript for an unknown owner. Edwards used the transliteration system of the Encyclopædia of Islam, though the dots were placed above, and not below, the letter. Nowadays Edwards is mostly remembered for his contribution to the 1912 handlist of recently acquired Arabic manuscripts and his catalog of printed Persian books (London 1922).
The following explanatory note is initialed EW, indicating that it was written by Edwin Elliot Willoughby (1899–1959), who from 1935 until 1958 served as the chief bibliographer of the Folger Library.
The mysterious provenance of N. a. 95 is not illuminated by these two notes, but they suggest that the manuscript was in Britain before it found its way into the Folger's collection and that Willoughby trusted Edwards' expertise.
Original Caption: President John F. Kennedy's handwritten draft of his inaugural address.
Production Date: 01/17/1961
From: Papers of John F. Kennedy: President's Office Files, 01/20/1961-11/22/1963; John F. Kennedy Library; National Archives and Records Administration.
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Title: A Hopi (Moqui) petition signed by all the Chiefs and headmen of the tribe asking the Federal Government to give them title to their lands instead of individually allotting each tribal member., 03/27/1894 - 04/10/1894
Production Date: March 27, 1894 – April 10, 1894
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Paleontology GIP Mindy Homan documenting bone conditions with fellow GIP interns on the quarry wall cliff face at Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado & Utah. (NPS Photo by Mindy Homan, GIP)
Original Caption: President John F. Kennedy's handwritten draft of his inaugural address.
Production Date: 01/17/1961
From: Papers of John F. Kennedy: President's Office Files, 01/20/1961-11/22/1963; John F. Kennedy Library; National Archives and Records Administration.
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(Las copias de las fotos y documentos aquí presentados están bajo resguardo de dicha asociación civil y del Poeta del Balsas Mario Osorio Valle.)
While in Albany over spring break, I visited the New York State Archives. (SO ROCKIN' COOL!!!!)
This is a document from when New York was a Dutch colony, a treaty with the Indians granting Staten Island to the Dutch. This is the autograph side.
Bach - Kantaten - Lobe den Herren, den machtigen Konig der Ehren BWV 137 & Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied BWV 190 - Teresa Zylis-Gara, Ingeborg Russ, Franz Crass, Peter Schreier, Der Windsbacher Knabenchor, Consortium musicum, Hans Thamm, EMI HMV Electrola 1C 063-28 997
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Fotografía de Leandro Piñeiro, incluida en el Libro "Fotografías Mínimas", publicado en 2008. Edición de autor. Tapa / Información: www.flickr.com/photos/31271394@N07/3083620916/
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book review by Kate Stanworth, lensculture: www.lensculture.com/pineiro.html
Title
Copy of letter to Samuel Evans of Millhouse (George Eliot's Uncle) from George Eliot
Date
10 Aug 1840
Description
George Eliot sends comfort to her Uncle, Samuel, at the time his wife Elizabeth [model for Dinah, 'Adam Bede'] is not expected to recover from illness. Unsigned.
Transcription
Letter from Miss Evans of Griff to Samuel Evans of Millhouses Aug.10/40 when Mrs. E. ('Dinah') not expected to recover
My dear Uncle, Remembering the Apostles declaration that to be absent from the body is (for redeemed souls) to be present with the Lord I cannot for her own sake regret that my Aunt is so very near the brink of Jordan. I would only pray that her heavenly Father may out of his tender consideration for his creatures who are but dust lighten the weight of bodily suffering as far as may consist with His designs of mercy to her soul. Give my dear Aunt if she should be able to receive it an assurance from me of my affection for her and tell her I humbly resolve in the strength of the Lord to seek his face evermore, that we may sing together a new song before the Same. For you my dear Uncle both My Father and myself truly feel and have endeavoured to pray that you may be powerfully sustained under a trial that will indeed bereave you of one who has been as the Apple of your Eye but is it not to this end that God may be all in all with you and that having no earthly proof you may walk entirely by faith. I doubt not my dear uncle that you will evidence the possession of what belongs only to the Xtian joy in tribulation and that you will thus glorify the Lord God of Israel even in the fires. Truly the commandments of God are not grievous for the Apostle sums them up by 'rejoice in the Lord and again I say rejoice' and though this may seem a great difficulty when the heart is bowed down and rent in twain by the loss of our earthly good in reality that is the very time that we can best relish the waters that make glad the City of God. Trials 'make the promise sweet' such memories as these (to him that overcometh will I grant to sit on my throne'. The Lamb that is in the midst of the throne shall feed them & God Himself shall wipe away all tears from their Eyes.
All Right's Reserved. All images are subject to copyright restrictions. Contact Warwickshire Libraries for further details. Part of Warwickshire Libraries' George Eliot Collection.
Original held at Warwickshire County Record Office.
Cesar Chavez was honored on Southwest Key's Walk of Heroes in East Austin, October 13, 2012
Photos by Layla Fry
"Strange word bicycle. A bicycle is a bike. But actually it's a wheel to ride."
"The subway is a train which travels underground"
"The statue on the square looks like something and yet not completely"
Title: Affadavit of CA Stovall, filed March 29, 1858, 03/29/1858
Production Date: March 29, 1858
Affadavit of CA Stovall, filed March 29, 1858 (ARC ID 295965); U.S. Circuit Court for the Northern District of California. (1886 - 1912); Records of District Courts of the United States, 1685 - 1991; Record Group 21; National Archives.
Filed March 29, 1858, this is an affadavit by slaveowner C.A. Stovall in the case of "C.A. Stovall vs. Archie (Lee), a Slave," the only known federal Fugitive Slave case tried in California, a "free state." Surviving proceedings documents in the case record, filed mostly by Stovall the slaveholder, give his versions of both his and Archie's travels and activities, which began in Mississippi and proceeded all the way to Sacramento, California, and then to San Francisco, where Archie was arrested by the U.S. Marshal. The case was finally resolved by the U.S. Commissioner of San Francisco, who concluded on April 14, 1858, that Archie was not a fugitive slave and should be released.
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Mortification to the university by William Earl of Dundonald and William Lord Cochrane, his eldest son, of the 11 merks lands of Mylntoun and Arratsholl with the mill and pertinents in the parish of Kilbryde, for the maintenance of four students of philosophy during a complete course, each of whom shall receive 80 pounds Scots yearly, and three students of theology during two years, each of whom shall receive 93 pounds, 6 shillings and 8 pence Scots annually. The students are to be presented by he said Earl and his successors, and it shall not be lawful for the masters to alienate any part of the mortified lands, or to apply their profits to any other use, nor to set leases for longer than 19 years or without the consent of the Earl or his successors. (10 September 1672 )
(University of Glasgow Archive Services Ref: GUA BL/475)
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Any PBS fans out there catch the Kolo Lucino on History Detectives this week?
A woman who is descended from none other than Copperhead activist Henry Clay Dean (1822-1887)-- who vehemently opposed the U.S. Civil War -- inherited a copperhead cane said to belong to him. History detective Wes Cowan set about proving the cane’s provenance, and entrusted invaluable photographs and documents that he uncovered to an archival Kolo Lucino presentation book in red/platinum.
In Life On the Mississippi, Mark Twain said of Dean:
"He was an orator - by nature in the first place, and later by the training of experience and practice. When he was out on a canvass, his name was a lodestone which drew the farmers to his stump from fifty miles around. His theme was always politics. He used no notes, for a volcano does not need notes."
Interesting episode. Watch it here.
For some great Copperhead political cartoons from the 1850s and 1860s, go here.
(Las copias de las fotos y documentos aquí presentados están bajo resguardo de dicha asociación civil y del Poeta del Balsas Mario Osorio Valle.)
We suspect they meant Tacos 'al carbon' (chargrilled tacos), instead of 'Tacos al Cabron' which is an insult in Spanish, as you can see below:
Cabron: male goat : who 'wears' horns : man whose wife has been unfaithful : wanker
812 South First St
"Zur freundlichen Erinnerung".
Wintersemester 1896/1897
"Dali seinen lieben Schwestern, W.S.96/97", (front) Bonn, 11. Dezember 1897.
Atelier für Photographie,
Robert Krewaldt´s Nachfolger, Bonn, Kaiserplatz 18
Title: Annotated Draft of Proposed Message to Congress Requesting Declaration of War Against Japan, 12/07/1941
Creator(s): Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
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Annotated Draft of "Day of Infamy" Speech: Joint Address to Congress Leading to a Declaration of War Against Japan by Franklin D. Roosevelt, December 8, 1941; Papers as President, Master Speech File; Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (NLFDR); National Archives and Records Administration.
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Title: Dissenting Opinion from Harry Briggs, Jr., et al. v. R. W. Elliott, Chairman, et al., 06/23/1951
From: Record Group/Collection: 21
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Scope and Content Note: The Dissenting Opinion of Judge Waties Waring presents some of the arguments used later by the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
Reference Unit: National Archives at Atlanta
Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/279306
Repository Contact Information: NARA’s Southeast Region (Atlanta) (NRCA), 5780 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA, 30260
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Title: U.S. vs. Julius & Ethel Rosenberg and Martin Sobell, Government Exhibit 16, Registration forms from the Hilton Hotel, Albuquerque, New Mexico for Harry Gold, 06/03/1945
Creator(s): Department of Justice. Office of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern Judicial District of New York. (1870 - ) (Most Recent), Office of the Attorney General. Office of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern Judicial District of New York. (04/09/1814 - 1870) (Predecessor)
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