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B.S. degree from the University of Kentucky, his M.S. degree from the University of Illinois, and Ph.D. from the University of Kentucky. He taught at Purdue University for five years and then in 1967 began a 34 year teaching career at Middle Tennessee State University, retiring in 2001.[1]
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Wide area survey began 18 June 2014 to create bathymetric survey data which would then be used to create a baseline seafloor map.
For the search it will will be equipped with towed deep water vehicles and use side-scan sonar, multi-beam echo sounders, and video cameras to locate and identify aircraft debris.
Vessel named "FUGRO DISCOVERY" registered with IMO number 9152882 and MMSI 372698000 is research vessel. She is currently sailing under the flag of Panama. She was built in 1997.
For the search it will will be equipped with towed deep water vehicles and use side-scan sonar, multi-beam echo sounders, and video cameras to locate and identify aircraft debris.
Great Northern Transmission Line (GNTL) is an electric power transmission line, to deliver power across the U.S.-Canada border, planned to connect Minnesota Power to Manitoba Hydro. It is a 224 miles (360 km) 500kV line which will be able to transfer 883MW. Manitoba Hydro has contracted to provide 383MW of hydro sourced electrical power to northern Minnesota begenning in 2020.[1] Of this 383MW, 250MW is included in a 15-year Power purchase agreement between Minnesota Power and Manitoba Hydro.[2] p.9
Ostroh was where the Ostroh Bible was published in 1580 and 1581. Ostroh Academy was a first Ukrainian higher school founded in 1576 in Ostroh by the Ruthenian nobleman Konstanty Wasyl Ostrogski. After the foundation of the Jesuit Collegium in Ostroh in 1624 the academy lost its significance, and it was closed around 1640.
Luhansk Oblast - eastern Ukraine Approximately 700 public schools; estimated 150 thousand students.
Luhansk also known as Voroshilovgrad, is the administrative centre of the Luhansk Oblast (province). It is also an independent municipality within the oblast.
* 2,071 public schools plus 27 public universities totaling 341,000 students
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The Mission Dam is a dam on the Hiwassee River currently operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority in south-western North Carolina. It was completed in 1924 by a local group to provide municipal hydroelectric power to the area of Andrews, North Carolina.[1] It was later acquired by NP&L[2] In the 1940s, it was taken over by TVA as they assumed control of all dams on the Tennessee River and all its tributaries. It no longer provides hydroelectric power, but is used for stream and flood management.
It is __ miles upstream of the ___ Dam and __ miles downstream of the Chatuge Dam.
Project to create a visual encyclopedia focused on images instead of text. Joint project between CalTech and Cornell Tech. Funding by Google & Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute.
"CRITIC is a handling symbol for telegrams that convey national security information that must be delivered to the highest levels of the U.S. Government as fast as possible."
"CRITICOMM System. Communications system developed by NSA to ensure critical information would be delivered to the President within 10 minutes upon recognition. Messages sent on the system are called CRITICs."
Eastport, Mississippi was a steamboat landing and town in Tishomingo County, Mississippi about 8 miles (13 km) northeast of Iuka, Mississippi on the south bank of the Tennessee River. It was a significant port for river boats during the 1850's and a "beautiful place" that had three to four hundred houses and businesses. It was destroyed by November 1863 with only two houses remaining habitable according to a witness' account.[1] During the Civil War, it was an debarkation point for Union forces following the battles of Shiloh and Corinth as they moved troops and supplies for the Mississippi Campaign.
The town was finally lost as it was covered by the waters of Pickwick Lake following the construction Pickwick Dam by TVA in the 1930's.
Not arbitrary period; established by external authority ?USDA?. No more arbitrary than Category:Centenarians.
Defining term - Press accounts of farms frequently qualify a Tennessee farm as a Century Farm; far more so than "an NRHP ...". Wikipedia articles about Tennessee CFs include it as part of the description. In Tennessee, a CF means that multiple generations have had a commitment to the same farm.
Not subject to WP:SMALLCAT. Tennessee has over 300 CFs. There are more candidates available each year; i.e. new farms which have just had their 100th anniversary.
Well first the battle at Beardstown was seperate from burning the court house it happened in 1864. It was really more of an all day skirmish. Between a Regt. of Forrests calvary and the yankees. I think it was the 19th Biffles Regt. The courthouse burning was in 1863. And it was planned by Perry county company who were in Fielding Hurst's 6th TN Federal calvary. Thats why it went so smooth for them. There was another fight in Linden in 1864 when a troop from Forrest ran through it on a fast raid in 1864 too. Perry county troops were extremely effective and involved in a lot of major battles. The 10th TN was one of Forrests best and orginally raised largely in Perry and Hickman counties. The courthouse burning is interesting because it is considered one of the earliest examples of amphbious warfare in America. But the idea was just to snap up a Confederate outpost and dystroy the land records. Most fighting in Perry county was pretty vicious guerilla and calvary fighting. Like the county history says by 1864 both sides had largely stopped taking prisoners. My grandfathers knew the old stories and both knew surviving veterans when little.
About 1824, John Horner, Elbert Matthews, Jerry Holligan, and James Wilkins and their families settled on the Buffalo River near what was to become Beardstown.
Beardstown was established in 1830 and named after George Beard its first merchant. It is located on the west side of the Buffalo River about 8 miles below Linden.
Lobelsville is a post-village on the west side of the Buffalo River about 5 miles below Beardstown. It was established in 1854 and named after Henry de Lobel, a French immigrant. There were 3 stores and a combined church and schoolhouse.
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Allen-Rhodes Farm
The Allen-Rhodes Farm is a Century farm located on Marsh Creek west of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was acquired by Joseph Henry Allen about 1867. Allen was a Confederate soldier who They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Ayers-Starbuck Farm is a Century farm located on Cypress Creek ___ of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Godwin Farm is a Century farm located in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Harder Farm is a Century farm located in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Horner Farm is a Century farm located in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Howard Farm is a Century farm located on Cypress Creek west of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
Howell's Twin Oakes Farm is a Century farm located on Cedar Creek in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Kidd Farm is a Century farm located on Lick Creek 10 miles (16 km) west of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The May Farms are a Century farm group located on Simmons Branch north of Lobelville in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
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The Craig Family Farm, also known as the McDonald Craig Farm is a Century farm listed on the NRHP and located near Pineview northwest of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was purchased by ___ about ____.
The farm currently produces _____.
Google search: "Century farm" Tennessee
Google search: mcdonald craig -M.D. -mystery music
The Moore Farm is a Century farm located on Swindle Creek 8 miles (13 km) southwest of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Patterson Farm is a Century farm located on Tom's Creek near the Pineview community in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Pin Hook Farm is a Century farm located near the Beardstown community 5 miles (8.0 km) south of Lobelville in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Qualls-Parnell Farm is a Century farm located about 8 miles (13 km) east of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
The Tucker Farm is a Tennessee Century farm located about 3 miles (4.8 km) northeast of Linden in Perry County, Tennessee. The farm was established by ___ about ____. They moved to Perry County from ___.
The farm currently produces _____.
An Ohio Century Farm is a designation by the State of Ohio's Department of Agriculture awarded to an Ohio family farm which has been farmed continuously and owned by one related farm family for over 100 years. At present, there are 625 designated Ohio Century Farms in 83 of the state's 88 counties.
^"Andy Nuttall". Retrieved 2013-05-12. Softography: Theme Park World PC & PSX, Populous: The Beginning PC and PSX, Theme Hospital, Syndicate Wars, Dungeon Keeper, Gene Wars, Magic Carpet 2, Theme Park PSX, Hi-Octane PSX. Also worked on unreleased Indestructibles, Theme Resort and Void Star (Homeworld, eat yer heart out!).
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Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP)
Murfreesboro 2035 Plan
"On July 11, the City Council unanimously approved a professional services contract with Texas-based Kendig Keast Collaborative to develop a comprehensive 20 year plan for the city. In addition to citizen input, the plan will include the appointment of a task force from a broad cross-section of citizens, officials said.
Past plans included land use for Salem, Blackman and Maney Avenue, plans for wastewater facilities, and a major thoroughfare plan. This is the first community plan since 1987.
KKC has proposed including the community in the process, using a grassroots marketing campaign, community meetings, outreach efforts, workshops and the use of technology to gather citizen input. Final plan elements, developed over 18 to 24 months to document the city's goals and objectives, will include transportation, land use, housing and neighborhoods, parks and recreation, public facilities, historic preservation, and economic development focused on population growth and infrastructure.
The plan will provide guidance for a unified development code, parks and recreation master plan, and a water resources integration plan.
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. - a national engineering firm headquartered in Nashville, which will focus on utilities infrastructure capacities and improvements.
Familiar faces in Science News. Citations w/ online links:
Davis J., et al. “I never forget a face! Super-recognisers in the police and the general public.” The Pscyhologist, in press, 2013.
Russell R, et al. “Super-recognizers: people with extraordinary face recognition ability.” Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. Vol. 16:2, April 2009, p. 252. doi: 10.3758/PBR.16.2.252.
Kanwisher N., et al. “The fusiform face area: a module in human extrastriate cortex specialized for face perception.” The Journal of neuroscience. Vol. 17, Jun 1, 1997. p. 4302. Abstract Available: [Go to]
Pitcher D, et al. “Two critical and functionally distinct stages of face and body perception.” The Journal of Neuroscience. Vol. 32, Nov. 7, 2012. p. 15877. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2624-12.2012. [Go to]
Gauthier, I., et al. (2000). Expertise for cars and birds recruits brain areas involved in face recognition. Nature Neuroscience, Vol. 3:2. February 2000, p. 191. Abstract Available: [Go to]
Goren, C.C., et al. Visual following and pattern discrimination of face-like stimuli by newborn infants. Pediatrics, Vol. 56, No. 4 October 1, 1975, p. 544. Abstract Available: [Go to]
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A Softography is a comprehensive list of the software made by a particular software engineer or organization. A Softography may appear in a resumé, or Curriculum vitae, or web site. The entries are typically ordered in reverse-chronological order. There is no standard for the entries to have associated descriptions and supporting notes.
Etymology
The term Softography was apparently a natural outgrowth of terms such as Discography and Biography by makers of computer software.
Suitability for inclusion in Wiktionary
Since Softography is a relatively new term it deserves examination.
"Softography" is not a Protologism: there are numerous examples of its use across the globe softographies
Attested: most of the usage of this term will naturally occur in the electronic media, rather than traditional paper publications.
It is in clearly widespread use among software developers, software consumers, and anyone having occasion to read resumés, curricula vitae, and web sites summarizing the history of a software producer.
Independence has been checked.
The term is in use for at least 1 year, probably originating in the early 1980's.
A softography is a list of computer software related by some criterion. For example, an developer's career softography is the list of computer software he or she has been involved in; a designer's softography is the list of computer software designed by a particular designer. The term, used since at least July 1995,[1]
Filmographies are not limited to associations with particular people. For example, the Handbook of American Film Genres (1988, ISBN0-313-24715-3) includes "19 substantive essays on major American film genres", each accompanied by a "valuable selected filmography."[3] In 1998, the University of Washington sponsored a university-wide "All Powers Project" which assembled a filmography of films related to the Cold War Red Scare, which consisted of "motion pictures that played a role in fueling the Red Scare, in propagandizing the threat of Communism and in a few rare and rather veiled cases, in standing up to the charges of the House Committee on Un-American Activities."[4]
Another example is the filmography published by a library director at Brigham Young University–Idaho of over 500 films "that in some significant or memorable way include a library or librarian", a filmography assembled to better understand Hollywood's stereotypes of librarians.[5] The Georgia Department of Economic Development, whose responsibilities include promoting film production in the U.S. state of Georgia, maintains a filmography of such films.[6]
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Softography is the study and cataloging of published computer software, often by specified artists or within identified computer software categories. The exact information included varies depending on the type and scope of the softography, but a softography entry for a specific recording will often list such details as the
names of the artists involved, the time and place of the recording, the title of the piece performed, release dates, chart positions, and sales figures.[7]
A softography can also refer to the recordings catalogue of an individual artist, group, or orchestra.
The term "discography" was popularized in the 1930s by collectors of jazz records. Jazz fans did research and self-published discographies about when jazz records were made and what musicians were on the records, as record companies did not commonly include that information on or with the records at that time. Two early jazz discographies were Rhythm on Record by Hilton Schleman and Hot Discography by Charles Delaunay.[7][8]
A compilation of an artist's music videos or video releases can be referred to as a "videography".
Notable books of softography
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