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Missouri Elections, Pgs. 627-790
CHAPTER 7 Missouri Elections “Working Man” (Missouri State Archives, Putman Collection) 628 OFFICIAL MANUAL When do Missourians register? An unregistered citizen may register to vote whenever local election officials’ places of busi- Missouri ness are open, by requesting an application by mail from the election authority, when renewing a Missouri driver’s license or when receiving services from a participating state agency. Spe- Voting and cial registration sites and dates may be utilized prior to major elections. The deadline for registration is the fourth Elections Wednesday prior to an election. New Missouri residents may register immediately. Who registers to vote in Missouri? When do Missourians vote? Citizens living in Missouri must register in In addition to certain special and emergency order to vote. Any U.S. citizen 17 years and 6 dates, there are six official election dates in Mis- months of age or older, if a Missouri resident, souri: may register and vote except: The statutes require that all public elections • A person who is adjudged incapacitated be held on the general election day, the primary • A person who is confined under sentence election day, the general municipal election day, of imprisonment the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Febru- ary or November, or on another day expressly • A person who is on probation or provided by city or county charter, the first Tues- parole after conviction of a felony until day after the first Monday in June and in nonpri- finally discharged mary years on the first Tuesday after the first • A person who has been convicted of a Monday in August. -
Feminist 1 Theory, and Much of Women's Culture
a current listing of contents Volume 6, Number 4 winter 1987 Published by Susan Searing, Women's Studies Librarian-at-Large, University of Wisconsin System 112A Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-5754 Icurrent listing of contents lume 6,Number 4 winter 1987 Periodical literature is the cutting edge of women's scholarship, feminist 1 theory, and much of women's culture. Feminist Periodicals: A Current Listin of Contents is published by the Office ot the University ot Wisconsin Syst2 Women's Studies Librarian on a quarterly basis with the intent of increasinq- public awareness of feminist It is our hope that Feminist Periodicals will serve several purposes: to keep the reader abreast of current topics in feminist literature; to increase readers' f ami 1i arity with a wide spectrum of feminist periodicals; and to provide the requisite bibliographic information should a reader wish to subscribe to a journal or to obtain a particular article at her library or through interlibrary loan. (Users will need to be aware of the limitations of the new copyright law with regard to photocopying of copyrighted materi a1 sf. ) Table of contents pages from current issues of major feminist journals are reproduced in each issue of Feminist Periodicals, preceded by a comprehensive annotated listing of a1 1 journals we have selected. As publication schedules vary enormously, not every periodical wi 11 have table of contents pages reproducd in each issue of FP-. he annotated listing provides the following information on each joEnal : 1. Year of first publication. 2. Frequency of pub1 ication. -
December 1991 AU COURANT
Jaargang 6 nr. 4 - december 1991 AU COURANT Driemaandelijks tijdschrift van de Vereniging van Kranten- en Tijdschriftenverzamelaars ISSN - No. 0920 - 4180 (!tbe little StnltOnto. De kleinste krant SllALLEBT NIIWBPAPKR IN Tnl'l WORLD, No, 2. TOIlQUAY: FEBlWAIlY, 181H, CON80LlDA1'lON. ITE}[S. ter wereld : op Mr. E. Plke .llccee,l. Dr. La.t month wlll be rem em· Andrew RB o'w ot the Cnun bere,1 tor .ome Ume to come cilloro tor EIiRcomhe. .8 the perlor! wh en the con· 1'he IInclmllltun 1'ollrna, oollclntlon ot the puhllc lonll .... ment reolllte<l In l!.'lO ttlr the ware grootte ! ot Tur'luny, alld the I .. ". ot TO"llIny MeoJlolly ~oclety, Poople at Tor are Il8klng a per cent Corporatloll stockl hecunce aD accoOlpll.hO<l when the propoo.d uranch tact. It WIUI na doubt grat!· ballk 10 t.o he opened In thnt Iylng In a •• n •• that th. locamy. otock wa. toudered tor near· Colon el Appleton hll8 aue Iy twlc. over, althongh at ceoded Dr. Blnck aa Pre.I,lellt tho •• me tlmo It mu.~ be 'ot the TortIUa)' Young :lofen', ,uJmltted th at tho net reslllt, Chrlatlnn AS.HclaUon, Onze vereniging verbetert hiermee "" Inr BB It offocta 8 oavlng, Madame Patey hacl 11 maat I•• carcely .o.stl.tactory BB cordlal recepUon at her ta.re het Guinness' Book of Records ! ... WilS at fint nntlclpnted. weil concert Rt the Bath But, nUhough the Hnanelal Salooll 011 Satur,ln)', .'nllunry ( Zie blz. 22: deel 8 van de reeks tmn81\ctlon wlII not effect 8 2Oth. -
Beatles As Musicians: the Quarry Men Through Rubber Soul
THE BEATLES AS MUSICIANS This page intentionally left blank THE BEATLES AS MUSICIANS 1The Quarry Men through Rubber Soul WALTER EVERETT 1 2001 1 Oxford New York Athens Auckland Bangkok Bogotá Buenos Aires Cape Town Chennai Dar es Salaam Delhi Florence Hong Kong Istanbul Karachi Kolkata Kuala Lumpur Madrid Melbourne Mexico City Mumbai Nairobi Paris São Paulo Shanghai Singapore Taipei Tokyo Toronto Warsaw and associated companies in Berlin Ibadan Copyright © 2001 by Oxford University Press, Inc. Published by Oxford University Press, Inc. 198 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10016 Oxford is a registered trademark of Oxford University Press All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of Oxford University Press. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Everett, Walter, 1954– The Beatles as musicians : the Quarry Men through Rubber soul / Walter Everett. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-19-514104-0; ISBN 0-19-514105-9 (pbk.) 1. Beatles. 2. Rock music—1951–1960 —Analysis, appreciation. 3. Rock music—1961–1970 —Analysis, appreciation. MT146 .E95 2001 782.42166'092'2— dc21 2001021263 135798642 Printed in the United States of America on acid-free paper For Barbara, John, and Tim This page intentionally left blank PREFACE What constitutes the sounds of a Beatles record, how did they get there, and what makes them so interesting to listen to? These are the ques- tions that get to the heart of the Beatles as musicians, and are therefore the mo- tivation for this book and its companion volume, The Beatles as Musicians: Re- volver through the Anthology. -
Guardian Report 2013 12 05
Guardian Report 2013 Message from the Chairperson Thank you for taking the time to read our report. We are happy and proud to give an account of our Guardian activities over the last year. We have had another busy year promoting participation, protecting standards and providing services to Lau Gar Students. The Guardians continue to work on your behalf to support the development of Lau Gar Kung Fu in the UK and Ireland. The Guardians give their time and efforts as volunteers. Even though it is a great honour to be invited to be a Guardian it is also a responsibility requiring hard work and dedication. This was a very special year for Lau Gar with Master Yau naming his successor as Lau Gar lineage holder. Master Yau is not retiring! If you want to know more you can read about Master John Russell’s historic inauguration ceremony in the report that follows. This report describes what the Guardians have done as a group and as individuals in 2013 and explains our future direction. We are always grateful for ideas and feedback from members. Please contact any Guardian to contribute your ideas or comments about the activities described. Morag Quirk Masters Jeremy Yau and John Russell with the Guardians at the Summer Course, Llandudno, 2013 If you want to know what the Guardians are doing for Lau Gar and you, look at this report! GuardiansPromote the Stylethrough Training and Demonstration GuardiansPromote Lau Gar GuardiansProvide Services toLau Gar and the BKFA Members Counciland Guardians 7 25 20 28 Guardian Report page 1 Historic News for the Grand-Master Jeremy Yau names his successor as ‘Master John Russell’, Lau Gar Style and Summer Course, Friday 2nd August 2013 the BKFA Students, Instructors and Guardians attended at the annual Summer Report and Interview Course which was held in Llandudno Wales. -
Fight Network Presents Cage Warriors FC: Fight Night 9 LIVE Friday, Oct
Fight Network Presents Cage Warriors FC: Fight Night 9 LIVE Friday, Oct. 25, at 2 p.m. ET Toronto – Fight Network, the world’s premier 24/7 television channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, will present a live broadcast of Cage Warriors Fighting Championship: Fight Night 9 from King Hussein Youth City in Amman, Jordan, this Friday, October 25, at 2 p.m. ET. Fight Network’s live broadcast of Cage Warriors FC: Fight Night 9 will be aired nationwide in Canada, as well as internationally as part of Fight Network’s expansion on ZON in Portugal, D-Smart in Turkey, and ZAP in Angola and Mozambique. In the main event, former Cage Warriors welterweight champion Gael Grimaud takes on Brazilian standout Bruno Carvalho. The co-headliner pits former UFC prospect Che Mills against top-ranked Frenchman Fayal Hucin in a middleweight bout. In other featured bouts, British bantamweight sensation Ronnie Mann battles Marat Pekov, while longtime veteran Jack Mason collides with Vladimir Opanasenko. Carvalho (15-6) will be aiming for his second successive CWFC win, having overcome Steve Dinsdale – who was a late replacement for the injured Mohsen Bahari – at Cage Warriors 52 in March. That victory saw the 31-year-old BJJ black belt rebound from a narrow decision loss to current CWFC welterweight title-holder Cathal Pendred last October at Cage Warriors 49 in Cardiff. A Brazilian currently based in Sweden, Carvalho holds victories over former KSW middleweight champion Vitor Nobrega, Dream veteran Tatsuya Mizuno, former Pride middleweight Jean- Francois Lenogue and The Ultimate Fighter 11 contestant Kyacey Uscola. -
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8UOAII WOATHUR Cane: 4.80c lb 0G. per XX T Tbr.. mln., M. ton. T M.OS. STST Bar., n. m t fld. $107.-4- 0 RTJ&Ji Heeta: cwt., JHt lis. Wind, !lm., tS.n. por ton. A ! JLAA Italn. Hli., a. m., 1.11- - Telephone 2365 Star Business Office. The Largest Daily Paper in The Territory second edition. VOL. XIX. TWENTY PAGES. HONOLULU, HAWAII, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1912. TWENTY PAGE8. NO. 6210. ITALIAN SHIPS BOMBARD BEIRUT WILL KUHIO LEAVE FOR THE MAINLAND SOON ? HANDS-AROUN- D Political Trouble SYRIAN PORT WAS A VERY HAS NO TIME ompose HAPPY DINNER TO SURRENDER 1 ' (Associated Press Cables to the Star.) Torrents' ot rain falling before and As for tho banquet Itself a sort of s BEIRUT, Syria, February 24. An Italian flotilla uombnrded this city not chopsticks menu was served oy today, killing at the" hour for assembling did Oriental luinio Leavm sixty people and wounding many. Tho Italians demanded tho filling nearly all tho and, although not the best of Its kind, 8 surrender ot place prevent the of the aud then opened fire without waiting for a roply. three hundred odd placep at tho thero were circumstances that havo Will Kulilo to Washington charges he brings Re- tables set In the Japanese primary only to bo explained to ncquit the return that tho as one National Committeeman should llvo Beirut Is tho port ot Damascus and tho greatest commerotal olty in publican against another at Washing- school, vineyard street, for the Hands management of blame. In the llrst next week? Ho has been urged to do In Honolulu. -
Virtual Commencement Ceremony May 9, 2020 2 | COMMENCEMENT MAY 2020 Saturday, May 9, 2020 | 10 A.M
EAS SITY T TENNESSEE STATE UNIVER Virtual Commencement Ceremony May 9, 2020 2 | COMMENCEMENT MAY 2020 Saturday, May 9, 2020 | 10 a.m. etsu.edu/Classof2020 Virtual Commencement Program Introduction The Star-Spangled Banner . Francis Scott Key Mark Shelton, Vocal Performance Major Board of Trustees Welcome . Cristopher Santana Student Trustee Presiding . Dr . Wilsie S . Bishop Senior Vice President for Academics and Interim Provost Special Commencement Message . The Honorable Bill Lee Tennessee’s 50th Governor President’s Remarks . President Brian Noland Special Commencement Message . Ms . Dolly Parton Light of a Clear Blue Morning . Dolly Parton/arr . Craig Hella Johnson ETSU Chorale College Dean’s Remarks . Dr . Gordon K . Anderson, Dr . William Block, Dr . Debbie Byrd, Dr . Dennis Depew, Dr . Sharon McGee, Dr . Wendy M . Nehring, Dr . Rick Osborn, Dr . Don Samples, Dr. Janna Scarborough, Dr. Randy Wykoff Messages from Faculty and Staff Presentation of Doctoral Candidates . Dr . Wilsie S . Bishop Conferring of Doctoral Degrees . President Brian Noland Presentation of Master’s Candidates . Dr . Wilsie S . Bishop Conferring of Master’s Degrees . President Brian Noland Presentation of Baccalaureate Candidates . Dr . Wilsie S . Bishop Conferring of Baccalaureate Degrees . President Brian Noland Closing Remarks . President Brian Noland Alma Mater . ETSU Chorale Recessional EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY | 3 Saturday, May 9, 2020 | Noon etsu.edu/Classof2020 Virtual Commencement Program (Modified for WJHL Broadcast) Introduction The Star-Spangled Banner . Francis Scott Key Mark Shelton, Vocal Performance Major Board of Trustees Welcome . Cristopher Santana Student Trustee Presiding . Dr . Wilsie S . Bishop Senior Vice President for Academics and Interim Provost Special Commencement Message . The Honorable Bill Lee Tennessee’s 50th Governor President’s Remarks . -
Democrats Keep Big Cities, Republicans Take Stamford
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IMS FAQK FOURTEEN iSIanct^Bt^r lEo^tting Kiwanis Radio Auction Continued Tonight over WINF, 8:30 to 11 oommtttea, tookiturns rettow- Is helped to get tos ^ Tha exeeutlva board of the home he weaU at a pr»e ne FORRm Mr*. T. a BuHlngton of Cor- kig for the directors the several • and 16 mm. Fteiss- The Weather dele, Oa., left for home Sunday Oreen School PTA will meet to site plahs attempted betoie the can afford," WorUjjaM. Arenge Dally Nfit Preai Roa night at 6 at the home of Mra Martin W ill Favor Director Harlan 'Pfcykw. tore—eoond or * i^ t, alM Foreeast ef U. K Weathei About Town after a two-week vtelt with her aco^tance of the prseent one. 65 Fer «M Weak Ended brother, Cecil A. Fenn of 395 Robert BanUy, 4 Garth Rd. "Every plan we studied—and ever, voiced the oplrdoo that BBOi. elkto pnpeton. "We toould make very *ire we Nevanber 8, 1668 Mainban ot Nutmeg roreet, Woodland St., and relaUvee In all told there were seven,’’ WELDON DRU# CO. RockvUle and. Danbury. The DAV Auxiliary wUl meet stre thtoe homeowneni me Rata tonight and ThuredM wMh Wu CMwa of LebMon. wiU Buying School Land Cnmmlngn eaW, 'Ted \is back $01 Mata ■A-4M, M f-Sm taoreaatag wtade tonight, tfrartsal M tOBlght at 7:16 at WiU- tomorrow at 7:80 p.m.'at the to the ineecapetole oonduslon saiiM oarefii oonidderatton thrt Reservations win close Thurs VTW Home. hae gone into the planning of 13,891 I clearteg late Thnreday.