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Have you ever been curious about the history of Dartmouth? The Dartmouth Heritage Museum is currently operating two Historic Houses - Evergreen House and Quaker House. Stop by for a visit and learn some interesting - and surprising - facts about your city!
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3rd Place HP/Jig Moncton 2019 (Dartmouth and District)
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Dr. MacInnes Fancy
Brest St Marc
Kesh Jig
Sears Canada Final Day
This is the floor at one of the Sears Canada locations. It is like a ghost town in there.
Roots of Faith: Churches of Old Dartmouth MA - 18th Century
Dartmouth Quakers were punished for their refusal to fight for England against the French in Canada.
From whalingcity.net
1709
John Tucker Sr., William Wood, William Soule, John Lapham Jr., Deliverance Smith and Nathaniel Howland, members of the Dartmouth Monthly Meeting (Quakers) were impressed for military service in Canada.
They refused to serve and were taken before Governor Dudley at Roxbury who gave them a hearing and discharge.
1711
Nicholas Lapham and John Tucker Jr., Quakers, for refusing to render military service were imprisoned for four weeks and two days in the Castle in Boston.
1758
The town was compelled to furnish its quota of soldiers for the invasion of Canada.
Eleven settlers and one Indian were conscripted and marched to Lake George.
This was to continue as the records show several expeditions for Her Majesty's Service over the next years.
Compare the records of the Quakers.
Anne Gidley Lowry, Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches, No. 70, Mrs. Lowry writes: In some similar cases of refusal to perform military duty, Dartmouth Friends were imprisoned and their property seized and sold to pay their fines.
Here is a minute from Dartmouth Monthly Meeting Minutes that the Meeting reimbursed Friends who suffered in this manner.
1757—3rd mon. “The Committee appointed to collect the sum that freinds have suffered on account of wars and fighting distraint and imprisonment, and fines is 198₤ 18 s which is allowed and assumed by the meeting.”
1957-5th mon. “380₤ 0s 4p for ditto”.
A Mix Of Power On CN's Halton Subdivision
CN 2622, 2024, 5402 and 7241 With Slug 253 Halton Sub Mile 30
Dynamic insulation technology for timber frame construction
Iain Fairnington, Technical Director from A.Proctor Group speaks of his experiences with Energyflo at Ecobuild 2011
5 Acre Lot - Main St Acushnet, MA 02743 - Land for Sale - Real Estate
List price: $125,000
Lot size: 5.01 acres (218,235 square feet)
Approximate street frontage: 120 ft
Welcome to the Town of Acushnet! This 5.01 acre lot is located in a very private wooded site with apple orchards, on Main Street in Acushnet. Close proximity to major highways and area shopping centers make Acushnet one of Southcoast's most sought after towns.
These 5.01 upland acres may have potential for 2 retreat lots (buyers to perform due diligence regarding survey and permits). Seller does have recent perc test available.
Directions: North on Main street, Past Lake Street, Located on the Left.
Disclosures: currently in assessors records as agricultural land. See agent for further details.
Contact: Susan Whitehead at 508-728-4918
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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Virtual Tour Part Four - Scale Models 3D slideshow
Museum is located on the Halifax waterfront in Nova Scotia Canada.
You can find all the video 3D slideshows listings at.
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Buffalo Wild Wings' Famous Blazin' Wing Challenge Must Be Completed In 6 Minutes
Buffalo Wild Wings' Blazin' Challenge involves eating 12 of their spiciest wings in just 6 minutes. You need to sign a waiver before attempting this spicy challenge. At 350,000 Scoville units, the Blazin' sauce is 60 times hotter than jalepeño peppers.
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WRIGI Elder Ballou Meeting House Road Part 2
Investigating one of the most Haunted Places in NewEngland
Penn Hockey Game
Matt shows us what hard hitting hockey is all about while wearing a wireless microphone to record his ... impressions.
Brown University: 250 years in a Strange Place
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Building for Environmental Research and Teaching (BERT)| Room 13
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island
Gordon Wood
Professor Emeritus of History
Brown University
Brown University: 250 years in a Strange Place
Introductory remarks by
Neil Safier
Director and Librarian, John Carter Brown Library
The final of seven lectures in the series, 1764: Brown's Founding in a Global Context, presented by the Department of History and the John Carter Brown Library in celebration of Brown University's 250th Anniversary. For more information visit our website:
Made possible through funding from Brown University's 250th Anniversary
S-CAR Parents of the Field: Landrum Bolling
As a Quaker and a pacifist, Landrum Bolling's interest in peace and conflict originated during World War II and led him to make founding and life-long contributions as a 'practical theorist; a practitioner and a 'theorist' about both third party involvement and activism.
Texas Maritime Museum by OFFICIALBESTOF.COM TV & TRAVEL
The Official Best Maritime Museum in Texas is located on the cleanest beach America offers on the Golf Coast and houses a rich collection of maritime history of the Texas Gulf Coast. See it now!
Bedford House 1985 TV commercial
A 1985 television spot promoting the Bedford House restaurant in Fort Langley, BC.
CN 2573 at Ardbeg (30MAR2014)
Canadian National 2573 (Train 114 - Calgary to Toronto). An absolutely beautiful day in Ardbeg! CN 114 was heading down to Boyne to meet CN 303. We popped into the Logger's Station House for snacks. Ardbeg, Whitestone, Ontario 705-389-1966
Municipality of Whitestone Mayor Chris Armstrong mayor.armstrong@whitestone.ca (705) 389-3721
Ecumenical Wisdom | October 7, 2002
Protestors , Politicians, or Professional Change Agents? The Future of Activism in the U.S.
Protestors , Politicians, or Professional Change Agents? The Future of Activism in the U.S. Daisy Rooks, assistant professor, UM Department of Sociology. March 13, 2012.
CN Train Spotting: CN 8833 & IC 1015 Leading CN 303 Westbound At RR14 4/12 6/1/12
*Wheels069's Youtube Channel: youtube.com/wheels069*
Here's my 158th total catch with Wheels069. For the last westbound for awhile, CN 303 pulls in with CN SD70M-2 8833 and IC SD70 1015 on point leading CN 303 westbound at Range Road 14. Notice the BCOL tank car #1970 @ 4:57 and the BCOL side dump right behind it. This is 4/12 trains on June 1, 2012. Shot 6:12PM.
CN 8833 (SD70M-2)
CN 1015 (SD70)
6/1/12
NCAA | Wikipedia audio article
This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
00:02:12 1 History
00:02:21 1.1 Formation and early years
00:05:42 1.2 1970s–present
00:10:21 1.3 Notable Court Cases
00:15:45 2 Headquarters
00:19:18 3 Structure
00:20:44 3.1 Presidents of the NCAA
00:21:45 3.2 Division history
00:21:54 4 Player eligibility
00:24:30 5 NCAA sponsored sports
00:26:50 5.1 Men's programs
00:28:06 5.2 Women's programs
00:28:45 5.3 Emerging Sports for Women
00:29:46 6 Sports added and dropped
00:30:52 6.1 Men's sports
00:31:01 6.2 Women's sports
00:33:17 7 Championships
00:34:47 7.1 Trophies
00:35:10 7.2 Football Bowl Subdivision
00:35:37 8 Conferences
00:35:54 8.1 Division I
00:36:24 8.1.1 Division I FCS football-only conferences
00:36:32 8.1.2 Division I hockey-only conferences
00:36:41 8.2 Division II
00:37:15 8.3 Division III
00:38:27 8.3.1 Division III football-only conferences
00:40:58 8.3.2 Other Division III single-sport conferences
00:41:08 9 Media
00:41:47 10 Office of Inclusion
00:43:11 10.1 Inclusion and Diversity Campaign
00:44:33 10.1.1 NCAA Inclusion Statement
00:49:25 10.1.2 Gender Equity and Title IX
00:50:24 10.1.3 LGBTQ
00:51:02 10.1.4 Race and Ethnicity
00:51:42 10.1.5 Student-Athletes with Disabilities
00:54:38 10.1.6 International Student-Athletes
00:59:35 11 College team name changes
00:59:51 12 Rules violations
01:01:16 13 Sponsors
01:02:25 14 Finances
01:07:39 14.1 NCAA expenditures
01:08:52 14.1.1 Expenses by category
01:11:26 14.2 Player compensation proposals
01:11:50 15 Individual awards
01:12:44 16 Other collegiate athletic organizations
01:13:21 16.1 In the United States
01:13:40 16.2 Foreign equivalents
01:13:49 16.3 International governing body
01:14:02 17 See also
01:15:03 18 Notes and references
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a nonprofit organization that regulates student athletes from 1,268 North American institutions and conferences. It also organizes the athletic programs of many colleges and universities in the United States and Canada, and helps more than 480,000 college student-athletes who compete annually in college sports. The organization is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.
In its 2016–17 fiscal year the NCAA took in $1.06 billion in revenue, over 82% of which was generated by the Division I Men's Basketball Tournament.
In August 1973, the current three-division system of Division I, Division II, and Division III was adopted by the NCAA membership in a special convention. Under NCAA rules, Division I and Division II schools can offer scholarships to athletes for playing a sport. Division III schools may not offer any athletic scholarships. Generally, larger schools compete in Division I and smaller schools in II and III. Division I football was further divided into I-A and I-AA in 1978. Subsequently, the term Division I-AAA was briefly added to delineate Division I schools which do not field a football program at all, but that term is no longer officially used by the NCAA. In 2006, Divisions I-A and I-AA were respectively renamed the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) and Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).
Controversially, the NCAA severely caps the benefits that collegiate athletes can receive from their schools. There is a consensus among economists that these caps for men's basketball and football players benefit the athletes' schools (through rent-seeking) at the expense of athletes.