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The all-stock deal was approved by the boards of both companies. It is expected to close by the end of the year, pending shareholder and regulatory approvals.
The price amounts to $158.82 per share for Time Warner Cable's roughly 285 million outstanding shares and is about 17 percent above that stock's Wednesday closing price of $135.31. It trumps a proposal by Charter Communications Inc. to buy Time Warner Cable for about $132.50 per share, or $38 billion in cash and stock.
Time Warner Cable shareholders will receive 2.875 Comcast shares for every Time Warner Cable share they own. Once the deal is final, they will end up owning about 23 percent of the combined company.
Charter had pursued Time Warner Cable for months, but Time Warner Cable CEO Rob Marcus had consistently rejected what he called a lowball offer, saying he'd cut a deal for $160 per share in cash and stock.
For a time, Comcast, which also owns NBCUniversal, stayed in the background, waiting to purchase any chunk of subscribers that a combined Charter-Time Warner Cable would sell off. Charter had planned to finance its bid with $25 billion in new debt. As part of a plan to pay off the debt quickly, the company considered selling off some of its territories after a deal had closed. Time Warner Cable's Marcus had also balked at the huge debt burden the Charter takeover represented.
Instead, Comcast now plans to divest 3 million pay TV subscribers after the deal closes. With 22 million of its own pay TV customers and Time Warner Cable's 11.2 million, the combined entity will end up with about 30 million subscribers, a level believed not to trigger the concern of antitrust authorities. A formal cap was dissolved years ago by regulators, but divesting subscribers could help the deal get approved more quickly.
Comcast is taking the position that because Comcast and Time Warner Cable don't serve overlapping markets, their combination won't reduce competition for consumers. Comcast operates mainly in the northeast including its home base of Philadelphia and places such as Boston, Washington and Chicago. Time Warner Cable has strongholds around its headquarters in New York as well as Los Angeles, Dallas and Milwaukee.
In many of those areas, the combined Comcast/Time Warner Cable will face competition from rivals AT&T and Verizon, which provide both pay TV services and Internet hookups. Both AT&T and Verizon are growing quickly. They ended 2013 with 5.5 million and 5.3 million pay TV subscribers, respectively.
Comcast and Time Warner Cable are expected to save $1.5 billion in annual costs over three years, with half of that realized in the first year.
Comcast also plans to add an additional $10 billion in share buybacks at the close of the deal, on top of a recent plan to boost its share buyback authority to $7.5 billion from $1 billion.
Conceding that it had lost the takeover battle, Charter issued a statement Wednesday saying, "Charter has always maintained that our greatest opportunity to create value for shareholders is by executing our current business plan, and that we will continue to be disciplined in this and any other (merger and acquisition) activity we pursue."
Even before the deal had been formally announced, it was being denounced. Public Knowledge, a Washington-based consumer rights group, said in a statement Wednesday that regulators must stop the deal, because it would give Comcast "unprecedented gatekeeper power in several important markets."
"An enlarged Comcast would be the bully in the schoolyard," it said.
Shares of Time Warner Cable jumped more than 12 percent, or $16.82, to $152.13 Thursday morning after the deal was announced and a few hours before markets opened. Comcast shares edged up a penny to $55.25.
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The MAS platform offers advantages for both patients and surgeons such as reduced surgery and hospitalization time and faster recovery. MAS combines three categories of current product offerings: NeuroVision(R) a proprietary software-driven nerve avoidance system; MaXcess(R) a unique split-blade design retraction system; and specialized implants, like SpheRx(R) and CoRoent(R), that collectively minimize soft tissue disruption during spine surgery while allowing maximum visualization and surgical reproducibility. NuVasive's product offering is also focused on cervical internal fixation products and its R&D pipeline emphasizes both MAS and motion preservation.
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Nikita's Lyndsy Fonseca has filed for divorce from her husband of more than three years, TMZ reports.
Fonseca, 26, filed the documents in Los Angeles County Superior Court and cited "irreconcilable differences" against husband artist Matthew Smiley.
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According to the documents, Fonseca wants to keep the court from awarding Smiley from receiving spousal support.
The couple were married in April 2009 and split in July 2012.
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The beige H6 Directional Headset with Detachable Cable and TA4F Connector for Vega Wireless Transmitters from Countryman is a low-profile headset microphone that combines the transparent sounding E6 Earset with a comfortable, lightweight, and adjustable headframe. Weighing less than one-tenth ounce, it can be used for capturing audio and rejecting unwanted sound, feedback, or surrounding noise from stage monitors or nearby speakers in houses of worship, theater, and outdoor vocal and speech applications.
The low-profile, directional H6 Headset virtually disappears against the skin, so performers forget they're wearing a mic. Three sensitivity options cover general speaking to extremely powerful vocals, and four color options allow you to match the H6 to your skin tone for minimum visibility. The H6 features a sealed connector with moisture resistance, a slim cable, and protective caps to adjust the frequency response or pattern between cardioid and hypercardioid for maximum isolation and gain before feedback.
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I was minding my own bloggy business when I messed up a post that I had spent some major time setting up. I don't know how I even did it but I turned the entire thing into one big link to a Google search. Huh? Right. Moving on.
WordPress would NOT let me 'undo' as I usually do when I muck something up. I was stuck. In the muck. Oh…
And non-techie me figured out how to fix it. Little ol' me! Most of you probably already know this but I thought I'd share just in case I could save a fellow friendly blogger the trouble of rewriting a post. (I even have visuals. This is all mind-blowing, I know.)
I made up a Wonderful New Post to walk you through this super easy process.
Write an awesome post and be proud. Fix those typos, polish, and click "Save Draft", as always.
Mess up your awesome blog post and panic. Then notice how you now have "Revisions" over to the right. You didn't have that before. You must "Save Draft" at least twice before that shows up. This "Revisions" is your key to salvation. Or your post's salvation. Same, same. Click on "Browse" over in "Revisions".
You get a choice here. You'll now see two versions of the post. Click on "Previous" on the left of your screen OR slowly move the sliding arrow in the middle of your screen over to the left.
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Christmas in the 1930s was tough as the Depression set in but the goodwill shown by those more fortunate helped make the day a little happier for those who had nothing.
Fewer advertisements for Christmas gifts was obvious but by the middle of the decade there was something new to advertise, electrical products. By the end of the decade, Australians realised that the war to end all wars, the Great War, was not the end. The big message to shoppers throughout the 1930s, a follow on from the 1920s, was to "Buy Australian". At least they still had the choice then.
The Victorian Dried Fruits Board came up with this recipe and more were in their free cook book.
What a nice touch from the Portland Guardian editor for Christmas 1930 as he reminds us not to forget "our brothers the animals" at Christmas. Now what's for dinner?
Mrs. S. Roy Champness generously provided a three-course meal for the unemployed men finding themselves in Kaniva on Christmas Day 1930. Seven "tramps" had a better Christmas day thanks to Mrs Champness, while in Portland 26 unemployed men ate dinner in the rather unsettling surrounds of the old goal buildings, with the overseer of proceedings, the senior constable of police. Any wonder he reported the men were "decent and well-behaved"
The State Relief Committee were calling on all housewives of Victorian to contribute to the making of 10,000 Christmas puddings for Christmas 1931. Others providing aid to feed the unemployed and their dependents were merchants, farmers and manufacturers.
A "Mother Hubbard Cupboard" was placed in Horsham's Firebrace Street in the week leading up to Christmas Day 1931. Non-perishable goods could be put on the shelves, but on December 24, poultry and other perishables could be added.
Horsham shops were adorned with cyprus greenery and bunting for Christmas 1931. Good weather gave shoppers a feeling of bright times ahead.
Guesstimates in 1932 put the annual Christmas shop at over £1,000,000. The Portland Guardian considered the effect this would have on Australia's prospects if all that money was spent on Australian made goods. Another guesstimate suggested this would generate £250,000 of wages and thus stimulate the economy.
A trip to the pictures over the Christmas period became more popular during the 1930s.
Hopes were up for some old-time Christmas spirit for 1933. Money was beginning to circulate more than it had in the two years before. The banks received £30,000 of coins from the Treasury for Christmas 1933, for the purpose of change, while in 1932, the amount required was only £10,000.
Buying for the man of the house is not an easy task any Christmas. In 1933, wives were advised to "Please Him, Not Only Yourself". Obviously written by a male and one with considerable tastes too. It was suggested that a subscription to a magazine such as "National Geographic" would be appealing to a husband, but stay away from the "Vogue" and "Harper's Bazaar".
Campbell's Cash Store also had gift suggestions for men including Fuji Tennis shirts and boxed suspenders.
Another call for "Buy Australian" and possibly a more accurate guesstimate from the Commonwealth statistician regarding the annual Christmas spend.
The trend of dieting was taking off in 1934, but girls, forget it at Christmas.
Buy Australian first, Empire goods second.
Hams were scarce in 1935 after 1000 overcooked in a factory fire at Dandenong.
Camperdown's famous clock tower was lit up for Christmas 1935. Christmas Eve plans in the town included the arrival of Santa at 7pm and amplified music broadcast from the Amalgamated Wireless Australia Ltd. At 10pm, dance music would be played in Manifold Street.
In 1935 at Cobden, Santa arrived at a golf course in a car to meet with children from the Cobden School. Times sure were changing.
The well known Hedditch family of Bridgewater ate Christmas dinner at the same table the family had celebrated around for the previous 90 years. Those at the table in 1935 included the fifth generation of Hedditchs to do so.
Electrical appliances boosted advertising during Christmas 1936. This article comes from a double page feature in the Argus of December 4, promoting various brands of electrical products including Hecla kettles. There was also a message from the State Electrical Commission, remember them, recommending electrical products as a Christmas gift.
Even the geese were thinking about the merits of dieting in 1936!
Greeting telegrams returned that year.
The giving of plants at Christmas was beginning to take off in 1937 and J.W. Robinson from the Ormond Plant Farm had some suggestions.
Prosperity was beginning to return to Australia and 1937 was one of the best seen for many years. There had been a recent decline in wool and wheat prices but things were still looking promising. As Australian manufacturing grew, more Australian goods were being consumed than ever before. Apparently in the past Australians were ashamed to give an Australian made Christmas gifts, but with a growing pride in the quality of product being produced, that was changing.
The Government were offering some Christmas cheer in 1938.
The Horsham Times considered the history of Christmas.
Someone or something stole Mr L. Harvey's turkey the week before Christmas, 1938.
Christmas 1939 arrived and so had WW2. It was the first of six Christmases Australians would celebrate while troops were fighting.
An interesting scheme in Victoria was given the go ahead to continue despite the war. Gifts of Victorian produce could be bought from the Department of Agriculture which would then be sent overseas to British recipients. Produce included tinned fruit and sultanas.
If you couldn't afford a Christmas ham in 1939, you could always try to catch one at the Horsham Christmas Angling Competition.
Fifty children from the Narrawong district enjoyed a visit from Santa and gifts from a Christmas Tree.
Just like WW1, the soldiers' Christmas hampers were a focus, something that would continue into the 1940s.


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For thousands of years salads have been recognized as an important part of a person's diet. Lest you think that it was mostly peasant fare, let me disabuse you of any such notions, gentle reader. According to hungrymonster.com
Salad dressings and sauces have a long and colorful history, dating back to ancient times. The Chinese have been using soy sauce for 5,000 years; the Babylonians used oil and vinegar for dressing greens nearly 2,000 years ago; and the ever-popular Worcestershire was derived from a sauce used since the days of the Caesar. Indeed, early Romans preferred their grass and herb salads dressed with salt. Egyptians favored a salad dressed with oil, vinegar and Oriental spices. Mayonnaise is said to have made its debut at a French Nobleman's table over 200 years ago.
Salads were favorites in the great courts of European Monarchs – Royal salad chefs often combined as many as 35 ingredients in one enormous salad bowl, including such exotic "greens" as rose petals, marigolds, nasturtiums, and violets. England's King Henry IV's favorite salad was a tossed mixture of new potatoes (boiled and diced), sardines and herb dressing. Mary, Queen of Scots, preferred boiled celery root diced and tossed with lettuce, creamy mustard dressing, truffles, chervil and hard-cooked egg slices.
I always liked salads, not only are they delicious, most are also easy to make and the array of colors is almost always a feast for the eyes. In my search for a new salad I came up with this one, inspired by http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Scrumptious-Salad/Detail.aspx:
Insalata di penne, pomodori e formaggio
- 1 (16 ounce) package dry penne pasta
- 2 small tomatoes, cubed
- 1 avocado – peeled, pitted, and cubed
- 1 (6 ounce) can pitted black olives, chopped
- 1/3 cup chopped oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes
- 3/4 cup chopped fresh spinach
- 1/2 cup chopped portobello mushrooms
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese (I use Fittucci, an Argentinian Regianitto Parmesan cholov Yisroel cheese, distributed by Anderson Foods International. It brings back some of the flavors of my youth…)
- 1/4 cup basil pesto
- 2 hardboiled eggs
- 1 tablespoon of mustard
- Hardboil two eggs
- Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add penne pasta, cook for 8 to 10 minutes, or until al dente, and drain.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- In a large casserole dish, toss the pasta with tomatoes, avocado, olives, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, Parmesan cheese, and pesto.
- Place the salad in the preheated oven for about 10 minutes, just until warm.
- When ready to serve, cut each hardboiled eggs in half, lay around serving dish, add a liitle bit of mustard to each of the 4 eggs and sprinkle each lightly with paprika.


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Barely 16 hours after the Nationals announced that Teddy Roosevelt was listed as "day to day" for the presidents race, visitors entering Nationals Park for today's game vs. the Florida Marlins found Teddy waiting to greet them, giving the thumbs up sign to those inquiring about his health.
Sure enough, when race time came in the 4th inning, a very healthy-looking Teddy jumped out to a quick lead, drawing cheers from the 22,000 fans in attendance. Teddy looked good, but couldn't hold on in the home stretch, as George Washington took his third race in a row to move into 2nd place in the season standings.
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Update: For 2012 gluten-free Passover foods, see my recent blog post. The 2010 post is below.
On Passover, we recall how the Israelites were slaves in ancient Egypt. To remember the unleavened bread they ate when they left Egypt, we don't eat certain grains during the eight days of Passover. That means wheat, rye, barley and oats are prohibited (other than the grain used to make matzah).
As a result, many kosher for Passover foods are also gluten-free. Check to make sure the labels say "kosher for Passover" and that the ingredients do not contain any form of matzah (which can be labeled as matzah, matzah meal, cake meal or farfel — all of which contain wheat). Many Passover foods are now marked "gluten free." Some are marked with the Yiddish word "non-gebrokts," which means that the food does not contain matzah and is therefore gluten-free.
While Passover is a good time to stock up on some sweets and traditional Jewish foods, don't go overboard. Because many grains are prohibited on Passover, prepared foods are often lacking in nutrition and taste. Skip the Passover cake mixes, cereals and pasta, as they are usually disappointing. In my family, the worst insult is to say that something "tastes like Passover," meaning it is as dry as the Sinai desert.
I find it's useful to have a gluten-free Passover shopping list, so I thought I would share mine. Please note that I am not compensated for these recommendations in any way. Also, this is not an exhaustive survey of all gluten-free Passover products. And even though I recommend specific products, always read labels to make sure foods are gluten-free.
Here's what I bought in my first Passover shopping trip:
— Paskesz "Pesach Crumbs" and Lieber's "Knaidel Mix."
Both make fantastic gluten-free matzah balls throughout the year. Even though Paskesz's gluten-free "Matzo Ball Mix" sounds like it would be better, it isn't; the tapioca starch makes the matzah balls gummy, so stick with the Pesach Crumbs or Knaidel Mix.
Update: I've decided that Lieber's Knaidel Mix makes the best gluten-free matzo balls, light and airy.
— Kugel noodles. It is hard to find gluten-free kugel noodles during the year, so I buy a few bags during Passover. I bought Manischewitz "Passover Gold Yolk-Free Medium Egg Noodles" and Paskesz "Premium Egg Noodles," which I have not tried before. Update: Skip the Passover egg noodles; they are mushy and gummy.
— Streit's "Chow Mein Noodles." I haven't tried these before, but I can't wait to serve them with Chinese food.
— Gefilte fish. Most brands contain matzah meal, but Kedem "Gourmet Gefilte Fish" does not and is therefore gluten-free.
— Lieber's "Mini Mandlin." Mandlen are essentially soup croutons that my kids love sprinkling in their chicken soup.
— Manischewitz potato starch. Unlike floppy bags, these canisters of potato starch are easy to store for baking year-round.
— Bakery cookies. Shabtai Gourmet, Oberlander's and Schick's all offer boxes of gluten-free bakery-style cookies. A big plus for my daughter is that they look "fancy" (her favorite word). Keep a spare box of rainbow cookies, black-and-white cookies or lace cookies in your freezer. Remember to read the labels to make sure they're gluten-free.
— Macaroons. Most of these moist coconut cookies are gluten-free, but some contain matzah meal, so make sure to read the label.
— Osem pound cake. These pound cakes, marble cakes and chocolate cakes are small and easy to keep in the freezer.
— Boxes of chocolate candy. Most Passover candies are gluten-free, but check the ingredients to make sure that no matzah meal is included. I can't resist buying caramel cashew clusters.
— Gedilla ice cream cones. I haven't tried these yet, but I couldn't pass up gluten-free ice cream cones.
— Gluten-free matzah. The kosher grocery store did not have gluten-free matzah in stock when I went. Gluten-free matzah is crazy expensive and tastes like cardboard, but I feel it's important for my daughter to have her own matzah. Two options are Gluten-Free Oat Matzos and Lakewood Matzoh.
Important update 3/16/10: The 16-ounce Gluten-Free Oat Matzos are NOT labeled gluten-free this year and are instead simply called "Kestenbaum's Oat Matzos." Apparently, they tested at 80 ppm (parts per million) of gluten. For reference, the U.S. has not passed a labeling law for gluten, but a threshold of 20 ppm has been proposed.
Update 2012: I love the new Yehuda Gluten-Free Matzo-Style Squares. They taste like a thin, crisp lavash cracker, so good that I bought extra boxes to enjoy year-round. A note printed on the box this year says that the matzo is "not for sacramental purposes," because it does not contain oats. (Technically, hamotzi needs to be said over matzo that has wheat, spelt, rye, barley or oats.) My family uses this as matzo for the seder, though. The online prices seem high; look locally instead. I bought the Yehuda Gluten-Free Matzo-Style Squares for $6.99/box at a local Jewel supermarket that has a large kosher section. The Yehuda Gluten-Free Matzo-Style Squares are much tastier, and much cheaper, than the gluten-free oat matzos.
Frozen items:
— Chicken nuggets. It is hard to find kosher gluten-free chicken nuggets during the year, but there are a few options on Passover. My kids like Spring Valley "Breaded Chicken Pattie Nuggets," which are breaded with potato starch. Meal Mart has chicken and turkey nuggets that are gluten-free, but my kids don't like the turkey taste. This year, I bought Meal Mart "Fun Shapes Breaded Chicken Breast Nuggets." The package was not labeled gluten-free or non-gebrokts, so I called the company to confirm the gluten-free status. Make sure you buy a Passover package, as the year-round nuggets are not gluten-free.
— Dr Praeger's "Potato Crusted Fish Sticks" and "Potato Crusted Fishies." An easy dinner for when there's a babysitter!
— Blintzes. During the year, blintzes are made with wheat. On Passover, some brands are made with matzah meal and some are gluten-free. Some gluten-free options are Frankel's and Spring Valley blintzes.
— Frankel's "Matzo-Free Balls." These premade frozen gluten-free matzah balls are convenient to take to my mother-in-law's house and drop in her chicken soup.
— Country Pie & Pastry hot dog buns and hamburger buns. It's hard to find pareve (non-dairy) gluten-free hot dog buns during the year. Not only do these fit the bill, but they are surprisingly airy.
— Frankel's potato knishes. I just like saying the word "knishes." Repeat it with me: "knishes."


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School Leaders Working Group
This pilot working group was formed in January 2015, with the objective to shape a future offering to support and engage school leaders across Europe in implementing the spread of innovative pedagogical practice across the whole school
Phase 1 (January to June 2015) was supported by Microsoft and Promethean and coordinated by European Schoolnet through its Future Classroom Lab initiative. It brought together an expert group of 12 school leaders of showcase schools in Europe from Norway, Sweden, Austria, UK and Portugal, to share their experiences on leading change to 21st century teaching and learning in their schools.
Phase one discussed existing resources to support schools leaders from Microsoft, Promethean and from two recent FP7 EC funded projects coordinated by EUN. These resources are summarised in the presentation below, together with the reflections from the schools leaders of the process of leading change in their schools and recommendations to support on-going work in phase 2 (pending funding).
Phase 1 recommendations and presentation
School Leaders' Working Group - Phase 1 Summary and recommendations (PDF)
Resources for school leaders
Jonathan Bishop, Headteacher at Broadclyst Primary School (UK)
European Schoolnet
iTEC project - fcl.eun.org/itec
Future Classroom Toolkit
Living Schools Lab - fcl.eun.org/lsl
- Project summary (PDF) - also available in the following languages: CZ, DE, FI, FR, GA, IT, LT, NO, PT.
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Books, Special Topics and Commentaries
This section of World War I Document Archive offers not only commentaries and articles on special topics of the Great War, but entire digitized books as well.
These bibliographies, books, historical analyses, historical opinions and articles are the work of many different historians with varying points of view. Their examinations of issues and events are often based on primary documents but in some cases rely on preference, polemics or interpretation. The webmasters of this websitedo not vouch or take responsibility for the accuracy of the argumentation presented.Please consult the copyright notice on the World War I Document Archive home page for details and citation formats.
Texts listed alphabetically by title
">"L'Allemagne au dessus de tout" - la mentalité allemande et la guerre.
by Émile Durkheim. Paris: A. Colin, 1991.
">The Allied Bazaar: For the Relief of the Blinded, Starving and Homeless At the Grand Central Palace, New York -- June 3-14, 1916.
New York: The National Allied Relief Committee; The War Relief Clearing House; The Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1916

[morgenthau/MorgenTC.htm">Ambassador Morgenthau's Story]
by Henry Morgenthau
New York: Doubleday Page, 1918
American Ambassador in Turkey (1913-1916)

See also: [morgenthau/morgencritique.htm">A critical commentary by Harry E. Barnes] on Ambassador Morgenthau's Story
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.acwrfItalian">American Hospital for Italian Wounded:
Territorial Hospital N. 10, Italian Red Cross, Committee of Florence].
Florence: American Committee for War Relief in Florence, [1914-1918]

[camurat1.html">The American Indian in the Great War: Real and Imagined]
by Diane Camurat
Master's Thesis, 1996

[Scott/ScottTC.htm">The American Negro in the World War]
by Emmett J. Scott, Special Assistant to the Secretary of War,
ARNO Press, 1919
[volsamer.html">American Volunteerism in France] by Alan Albright The development of relief work, in and out of war, 1996
[volsnote.html">American Volunteers of the Great War] by Alan Albright Full title: "Notable American Volunteers of the Great War"
[Clarke/Clarke00TC.htm">American Women and the World War] by Ida Clyde Clarke New York: Appleton, 1918.
[America/ReillyTC.html">America's Part]. by Henry J. Reilly. New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corp. 1928.
">Amerika und der Weltkrieg, ein amerikanisches Kriegstagebuch.
by Hugo Münsterberg.
Leipzig: J. A. Barth, 1915.
Un ">Appel des socialistes serbes au monde civilisé.
by Douchan Popovitch and J. Katzerlvitch.
Paris: Edition du Comité du Parti Socialiste serbe en France, n.d
[Armenia2/ArmeniaTC.htm">Armenia and the War. An Armenian's Point of View with an Appeal to Britain and the Coming Peace Conference]. by A.P. Hacobian. New York, 1918.
">Bag linierne: Vejen til sejr bygges [Behind the Lines: Building a Path to Victory: Danish] Leeds: Petty and Sons, n.d.
[togan.html">The Basmachi Movement From Within: Account of Zeki Velidi Togan] - by HB Paksoy
[ypres3.html">The Battle of 3rd Ypres (Passchendaele) ]by Geoffrey Miller, 1996 Analysis of the battle and part of the [haig-debate.html">Great Haig Debate]
[gpypres.html">[The Battle of] Third Ypres: A Decisive Victory?] by Gervase Phillips, 1998 Analysis of the battle and part of the [haig-debate.html">Great Haig Debate]
">The Beast. by J. Cathcart Wason. London: P.S. King & Son, 1916.
">Bécassine pendant la guerre [Bécassine During the War] Cartoons of J.-P. Pinchon, vaguely reminiscent of Wilhelm Busch and his Max und Moritz Paris: Gautier et Languereau, 1916
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.oscBelTobacco">Belgian Soldiers Are Without Tobacco: They Appeal to the American People -- Under War Conditions Smoking is the One Comfort and Solace]. London: The Over-Seas Club, [1914-1918]
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.oscBelTobacco02">Belgian Soldiers' Tobacco Fund: Contributed by the American People]. London: The Over-Seas Club, [1914-1918]
[bishop.html">Billy Bishop] Official Canadian Air Force biography, 1995
[blk-hand.html">Black Hand] by Micheal Shackelford, 1996 The Secret Serbian Terrorist Society
[Warbook/wbTC.htm">Book of the War: A Concise View of its Causes, Countries Involved, Theaters of Action, Leaders and Chief Events Shown in Parallel Columns and Striking Picture Maps.] by Henry W. Ruoff. Boston: Standard Publication Company, 1918.
">The Bridge to France. by Edward N. Hurley. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1927.
">The British Agent. by R. H. Bruce Lockhart. New York & London: Putnam's Sons, 1933.
">The Bryce Report by Linda Robertson. Regarding the Bryce Commission's findings on German atrocities in Belgium, 1915 The "> Bryce Report is available in its entirety.
[huachuca/HI1-00index.htm">The Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Huachuca] by James P. Finley Huachuca Illustrated, A Magazine of Fort Huachuca Museum, Volume 1, 1993: Buffalo Soldiers, Punitive Expedition of 1916
[huachuca/HI2-00index.htm">The Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Huachuca] by James P. Finley Huachuca Illustrated, A Magazine of Fort Huachuca Museum, Volume 2 , 1996: Buffalo Soldiers, WWI
">Bulletin de la mission laïque Française. Paris: Secrétariat Général de la mission laïque Française, 1917.

[Allerey/AllereyTC.html">Le Camp américain d'Allerey (1918-1919)]. by Antonin Guillot Groupe d'Etudes Historiques de Verdun-sur-le-Doubs. 1999.
">Canada at war, a speech delivered by Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Laird Borden in the House of Commons introducing the Military Service Bill, June 11, 1917. by Robert Laird Borden [Ottawa?], 1919.
Cartoons of Bruce Bairnsfather [Bairnsfather was the British "Bill Mauldin" of World War One] London: "The Bystander" Tallis House, Whitefriars, & 190, Strand, n.d. ">The Bystander's Fragments from France ">The Bystander's Fragments from France, vol. IV ">Clippings from the Bystander, no. 5 ">More Fragments from France, vol. II ">More Fragments from France, vol. 5 ">Still More Bystander's Fragments from France, vol. III
The ">Children's Plight New York: The Commission for Relief in Belgium, [1914-1918]
[chinawwi/ChinaTC.htm">China and the World War] by W. Reginald Wheeler New York: MacMillan, 1919 With official documents in appendix
Christmas [Brantford] Expositor - Special edition newspaper of Brantford, Ontario, Canada ">Christmas 1915 ">Christmas 1916
[ http://www.christmastruce.co.uk/">Christmas Truce 1914: Operation Plum Puddings]
A project to document the Christmas Truce. Includes ">letters, ">songs, and ">other works about this astonishing event.

[chrono1.htm">A Chronology of the Mediation Attempts in July 1914] by Edward Rawes, October 1999
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.oscWinterGift">A Collecting List for the Winter Gift (Cigarettes and Tobacco) of the U.S.A. to the Brave Belgian Soldiers] (Solicitations) London: The Over-Seas Club, [1914-1918]
">The Commission for Relief in Belgium (Solicitation Pamphlet) San Francisco: Commission for Relief in Belgium, [1914-1918]
[CRB/CRB1-TC.htm">The Commission for Relief in Belgium] (Book in two volumes on the Commission's public relations) by George I. Gay Palo Alto: Stanford University Press, 1929
">The Committee for Men Blinded in Battle New York: The Committee for Men Blinded in Battle, 1917
">Concerning Atrocities by James Peter Warbasse Woods Hole, Massachusetts: J.P. Warbasse, n.d.
[fussell.htm">A Conversation with Paul Fussell] Humanities, November/December 1996
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.Wilson"> The Convicted Out of Her Own Mouth: The Record of German Crimes]. New York: George H. Doran, 1917

[richt.htm">The Death of Manfred von Richthofen:] Who fired the fatal shot? by Dr. M. Geoffrey Miller, 1998
[DereMable/Mable.htm">Dere Mable] Yankee humor, 1918
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.Mears"> The Destruction of Belgium: Germany's Confession and Avoidance]. London: William Heinemann, 1916
[Marne2/Marne2TC.html">La Deuxième Bataille de la Marne]. Guides Illustrés Michelin des Champs de Bataille 1914-1918. Paris: Michelin. 1919. - en français -
[dicta-b.html">Dicta Boelcke] by Micheal Shackelford Hauptman Boelcke's "Rules" for making successful fighter pilots. Annotated.
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.Morgan">A Dishonoured Army - German Atrocities in France: With Unpublished Records]. By J.H. Morgan London: Spottiswoode & Co., n.d.
">Documents de la Section photographique de l'Armée française Photographic documents of the French Ministry of War's Photography Section. 2 vols. Paris: Ministère de la guerre, 1917

[Clapp/ClappTC.htm">Economic Aspects of the War]. by Edwin J. Clapp. New Haven, 1915.
Les ">Faits les plus horribles de l'histoire by Henry Morgenthau Translated to French from an article in the March 1918 issue of Red Cross Magazine. Paris: Imprimerie M. Flinikowski, 1918

[haigvue.htm">Features of the War: ]by Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, 1919.
[Foch14/MarneTC.htm">Foch à la Marne ]par Robert Villate, 1933. La 9e Armée aux Marais de Saint-Gond (6-10 septembre 1914).
">"For the Future": Belgium and Northern France San Francisco, Califormia: Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1916.
">Foreign Evidence on the War at the Italian Front, 1915-1918 by Benito Mussolini Rome: Novissima, [1933?]

 ">Fra forretningsmand til krigsmand: en Britisk soldats uddannelse [From Businessman to Man of War -- The Training of a British Soldier: Danish] London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, n.d.
">Frightfulness in retreat. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1917

">Gennem sump og skov: de Britiske felttog i Afrika [Through Swamp and Jungle -- The British Campaign in Africa: Danish] Bristol: Rankin Bros., n.d.
">The Geography of the Great War by Frank M. McMurry New York: Macmillan, 1920.

">German Barbarians: What They Say. Paris: French War Office, n.d.

">Grosser Bilderatlas des Weltkrieges [Great Illustrated Atlas of the World War] 3 vols. (Munich: Bruckmann, 1915-1919). Digitized by the University of Wisconsin Madison Libraries.
[Panama/PanamaTC.htm">The Great Adventure of Panama] by Philippe Bunau-Varilla, 1920. The Canal, German intrigue and the Great War.
La ">Guerre illustrée [The War in Pictures -- March 1918 French ed. of Verdenskrigen i billeder (below)] London: Illustrated London News & Sketch, 1918.

">Haeng I: Britiske kvinders arbejde i krigstid ["Hanging In There" -- British Women's Work in Wartime: Danish] England: The Mendip Press, n.d.
[haig1.html">Haig: The Great Captain] by Gervase Phillips, 1998. A defense of General Haig. Part of the [haig-debate.html">Great Haig Debate]
[haig2.html">Haig: Was He a Great Captain?] by Geoffrey Miller, 1996 An indictment of General Haig. Part of the [haig-debate.html">Great Haig Debate]
">Havenes skildvagt: den Britiske flaades utraettelige vagt [Naval Watch Illustrated: The Unwavering Vigil of the British Fleet: Danish] London: Harrison, Jehring and Co., n.d.
[http://visualiseur.bnf.fr/Visualiseur?Destination=Gallica&O=NUMM-202414"> L'héroïsme pendant la guerre: portraits de la belle France] by Maurice Talmeyr Paris: Perrin, 1918.
">Hetz-Karikaturen: zur Psychologie der Entente [Caricatures Designed to Enrage: Toward a Psychology of Entente] Berlin: Curtius, 1917. - Foreword in German, cartoons in French -
[http://libtext.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/History/History-idx?type=browse"> Histoire illustrée de la Guerre de 1914] by Gabriel Hanotaux (17 volumes) Paris: Gounouilhou, 1915. Digitized by the University of Wisconsin Madison Libraries.
[hoover.htm">The Hoover Institution Archives' Holdings on World War,] 1914-1916
[japanvisit/JapanTC.htm">The Imperial Japanese Mission, 1917] Washington, D.C.: Carnegie Endowment, 1918 With texts of documents in appendix.
[4kids/ranks.html">In the Ranks]. New York: Sam Gabriel & Co., 1918.
[tuyll2.htm">Inside Knowledge: API-API and the Netherlands' Mobilization] by Hubert P. van Tuyll, 1997
[Ireland/IreTC.htm">Ireland---Enemy of the Allies?] by R.C. Escouflaire. New York, 1920. (Translated from the French)
[Italy/PageTC.htm">Italy and the World War] by Thomas Nelson Page. [American Ambassador to Italy from 1913 to 1919] New York, 1920.
[svc.htm">The Jewish Company of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps] by Benis M. Frank, 1995 Compared with other Jewish Diaspora Fighting Units between 1853 and 1914-18.
">Joseph Bédier's "crimes allemands" by Elis Wadstein Chicago: A. Kroch & Co., 1916.
[Kitchener/Kitch1.htm">Kitchener, Organizer of Victory] by Harold Begbie London, 1915.
[lastusvet.htm">The Last Wounded U.S. WWI Veteran Dies at 108]. Associated Press, 9 January 2004.
">Lithuania: Land of Sorrow and Misery Chicago: Chicago Central Committee for the Relief of the Lithuanian War Sufferers, [1914-1918]
[http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/peer.htm"> The Making and Putative Implementation of a British Policy of Gesture, December 1905 to August 1914: The Anglo-French Entente Revisited]. by K.M. Wilson Originally appeared in ">Canadian Journal of History XXXI (August 1996), pp. 227-255.
[Marne1/Marne1TC.html">La Marne (1914) I. L'Ourcq]. Guides Illustrés Michelin des Champs de Bataille 1914-1918. Paris: Michelin. 1918.
The [http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.Martyrdom">Martyrdom of Belgium: Official Report of Massacres of Peaceable Citizens, Women and Children by the German Army]. Baltimore: W. Stewart Brown Company, Inc., n.d.
The [http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.Microbe">Microbe-Culture at Bukarest: Discoveries at the German Legation from the Rumanian Official Documents]. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1917

[nativee.html">Native Soldiers, Foreign Battlefields: ]The Wartime Contribution of Canada's First Peoples by Canadian Veterans Affairs
[belgneut/BelgTC.htm">The Neutrality of Belgium] by Alexander Fuehr New York: Doubleday Page, 1918 A Study of the Belgian Case by a German jurist.
[tuyll1.htm">On the Edge of the Gunpowder Barrel:] The Netherlands and the Coming of World War I, 1870-1914 by Hubert P. van Tuyll, 1995
">On the Rue Du Bois Illustrated by Frederick George Scott London: Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge, [1914-1918]

[PanAm/PanAmTC.htm">Pan-Americanism]. by Roland G. Usher. New York, 1915.
[PanGer/PanGerTC.htm">Pan-Germanism]. by Roland G. Usher. New York, 1913.
">Persecution and Extermination of the Communities of Macri and Livissi. Paris: Imprimerie Chaix, 1919
A ">Plea for One Million Belgian Children. New York: The Commission for Relief in Belgium, [1914-1918]
">Prussian Militarism at Work: A Letter by the Right Rev. Dr. Cleary, Roman Catholic Bishop of Auckland, New Zealand. by Henry W. Cleary London: Barclay & Fry, 1917
The ">Prussian System by F.C. Walcott Washington: United States Food Administration, 1917
[British propaganda cartoons on the German invasion of Belgium.]
by Louis Raemaekers
(London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1916).
">Rapport du Comité Américain de New-York sur les atrocités commises en Arménie Translated from the English original [Report of the American "Committee on Armenian Atrocities"] Saint-Merri, Paris: Henri Durville, 1915
">Rapport succinct sur l'etat du Palais des Académies apres le départ des Allemands [Report on the condition of the Belgian Royal Academy buildings after the Germans left Brussels] Bruxelles: Imprimeur de l'Académie Royale de Belgique, 1919
[slavitt.htm">Reconstruction and World War I] by Lesley D. Slavitt, 1994
[http://link.library.utoronto.ca/broadsides/browseresults.cfm?browsetype=Subject&query=World%20War,%201914-1918"> A Reference Handbook on the War] by R.A. Barron. Edmonton: Ministry of Education, 1994
[rivers.htm">The Repression of War Experience] by W.H.R. Rivers, MD, 1918
">Requisitoire contre la Bulgarie by R.A. Reiss & A. Bonnassieux [Accusations of Bulgarian Human Rights violations in Serbia] Paris: Librairie Bernard Grasset, 1919
[pratt.htm">The Role of Railways In The War] by Edwin A. Pratt
[sarajevo.html">Sarajevo, June 28, 1914] by Micheal Shackelford, 1997 The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
">The Secret Treaties and Understandings. by F. Seymour Cocks. London: Union of Democratic Control, [1918].
[sovserb.htm">Serbia Through Russian Eyes] from the Soviet Encyclopaedia
[spy/spy1.htm">On Special Missions]. by Charles Lucieto. New York, 1927.
[Statesmen/MartinTC.htm">Statesmen of the War in Retrospect]. by William Martin. New York, 1928.
[crane.htm">The Static Front] by Michael J. Crane, Sr., 1989 Why There Was No Breakthrough in World War I on the Western Front
'[surafend.htm">The Surafend Affair],' Chapter XLV, pages 787 to 791, of Volume VII, The Official History of Australia in the War of 1914 to 1918 by H. S. Gullett
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.oscSmokes"> They Are Hungry for Smokes] London: The Over-Seas Club, [1914-1918]
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.Morgenthau02"> The Tragedy of Armenia] by Henry Morgenthau London: Spottiswoode & Co., 1918
[http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/wwi/1915/bryce/a00tc.htm"> The Treatment of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire 1915 - 1916] by Viscount Bryce London: 1916.
[treatytruth/tardieu00tc.htm">The Truth about the Treaty] by André Tardieu, 1921. An explanation of the Treaty by a French High Commissioner
[union/interal.html">Union Interalliée]. 33 Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris. 1922
[tbmm_pak.html">U.S. And Bolshevik Relations With The TBMM Government: 1919-1921] by HB Paksoy
[AmerVolunteers/MorseTC.htm">The Vanguard of American Volunteers] by Edwin W. Morse New York: E.P. Dutton, 1919
">Le Vatican et la guerre: notes et commentaires sur 'Le baptême de sang' par l'abbé Daniel.
by Léon Prouvost.
Saint-Etienne: l'Idée libre, 1919.
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[Belgique/neutre.html">La violation de la neutralité belge et luxembourgeoise par l'Allemagne
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New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corp. 1928.
[investor/StaleyTC.html">War and the Private Investor]. by Eugene Staley. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1935.
[WarFacts/wfactsTC.htm">War Facts and Peace Problems] by Arthur J. Frothingham. New York: Committee on Organized Education of the National Security League, 1919
[yockel.htm">The War Department:] Keeper of Our Nation's Enemy Aliens During World War I. The Role of the United States War Department on the 'Home Front' by Mitchel Yockelson, 1998.
[Brailsford/APTC.htm">The War of Steel and Gold. A Study of the Armed Peace]. by Henry Noel Brailsford. London, 1918 (1914)
[http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.ChapGenPray">The War. Our Sailors and Soldiers: The Chaplain-General's Call for Mid-Day Prayer] by J. Taylor Smith. London: Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge, [1914-1918]
">Will You Help These Brave Wounded Men? London: The Over-Seas Club, [1914-1918]

">The Maritime War. Naval action during the Great War.
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This summer preview is similar to the model reality star-turned-entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel used for her talk show. Bethenny aired for six weeks in certain cities last summer, where it demonstrated solid ratings and earned a full pick-up to return sometime this year, when it will launch nationwide.
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|Branch Name
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|MO Gohana, khetan, VIII Buhana, near Dr veer Singh malik, park road
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