Input: [διαθήκη] Interesting Antique Textiles "...discuss some of my more obscure, strange and often quite damaged textile finds with the hope that people may want to join in the discussions, and make some suggestions about the pieces based on their own experiences and textile knowledge!" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Interpreting Slave Life "slavery: let's talk about it" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Island Farm (Virginia) Interprets daily life on Roanoke Island in the mid-1800s [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Andrew Jackson: Official Papers Official papers [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Andrew Jackson: State of the Union Messages Full text of the eight State of the Union addresses given by president Jackson [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Jamaica Plain Historical Society (Massachusetts) Sponsors occasional lectures and a regular weekly series of walking tours during the summer. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Jamestown Online Adventure You are the Captain of the Jamestown Colony. Can you do any better than the real colonists? [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Jamestown Rediscovery Archaeological Project (Virginia) ... to find the site of the earliest fortified town on the island that was first "discovered" in 1607 by English adventurers of the Virginia Company of London. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] John Jay: Official Papers Official papers [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Thomas Jefferson Papers: An Electronic Archive Full-color images and some transcriptions of manuscripts selected from the Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Manuscripts at the Massachusetts Historical Society [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Thomas Jefferson: Digital Archive Digital archive [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Thomas Jefferson: Official Papers Official papers [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest (Virginia) Poplar Forest was Thomas Jefferson’s personal retreat, one of two homes he designed and created for his own use. Website includes virtual recreation of gardens and forest. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Jot and Quill "Shakespeare and beyond!" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Ye Journal of Mad Anne Bailey Blog on 'an American heroine'; author also offers first-person characterization performances [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Joy Homestead (Rhode Island) Farmhouse built in 1764 by Job Joy, a cobbler and farmer. Five rooms furnished with period antiques. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Judge Advocate's Office for the British Army in North America 1769-1783 An educational not-for-profit organization of people interested in recreating historically accurate criminal, civil and military trials (courts martial) that were conducted primarily during the late 18th and early 19th centuries (roughly 1754 to 1815). [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Kennebunkport Historical Society (Maine) "Preserve local history so that succeeding generations may benefit from knowledge of the past." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Kettle Creek Battlefield (Georgia) A Patriot victory which helped check the British invasion of Georgia [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Kings Mountain National Monument Park (South Carolina) A victory by American Patriots over American Loyalists during the Southern Campaign on October 7, 1780 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The King’s 8th Regiment "...portrays a garrison on-parade impression as well as an on-campaign impression" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Knickerbocker Mansion (New York) Constructed by Johannes Knickerbacker III in Schaghticoke, New York (circa 1780), has been almost completely restored from a semi ruin to its former grandeur by the Knickerbocker Historical Society [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Lace Wars "Specialising in the period 1740-1760 and in particular the Jacobite rebellion, we stage events throughout the year at historic sites in the UK and Europe." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Laconia Historical and Museum Society (New Hampshire) Dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting the history and culture of the City of Laconia, New Hampshire. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] John Lambtons 68th Foot "accurately depict life for both soldiers and civilians during the Seven Years War through a period of 1758-1763" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] John Lamb's Artillery Company A non-profit educational organization dedicated to recreating and reliving the experiences of the American Revolution era. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Joel Lane Museum House (North Carolina) Joel Lane built his home in the early 1770’s in what was a very rural part of North Carolina. His faithfully-restored plantation manor was once deemed “The Best House for 100 Miles.” [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Latta Plantation (North Carolina) A circa 1800 cotton plantation and living history farm [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Laurelhurst Colonial Blog Restoring a colonial home [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Lauzun’s Legion A living history organization devoted to the research and portrayal of French and other European soldiers who were part of the French military establishment and served in the American colonies during the American War for Independence. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Lawrence History Center (Massachusetts) Collect, preserve, share, and interpret the history and heritage of Lawrence and its people [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Lee-Fendall House Museum and Garden (Virginia) A family home in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, built in 1785 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Gregory LeFever's Early American Writings A number of articles written by a contributing editor to Early American Life. [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Legend of Plymouth Rock (Massachusetts) Personal account of the landing [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Lehigh County Historical Society (Pennsylvania) Administers 7 museum sites, 35,000 historical artifacts, 65,000 vintage photographs, and nearly 3-million documents. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Lewes Historical Society (Delaware) The First Town in the First State -- carefully preserved [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Lexington Historical Society (Massachusetts) "First Shot - The Lexington Revolutionary Experience" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Library and Museum of Freemasonry A registered museum housing one of the finest publicly available collections of Masonic material in the world. [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] Library of Congress Slave Court Records [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Lincoln County Historical Association (North Carolina) Collect, preserve and interpret the history of Lincoln County [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Lincoln Minute Men "The Town of Lincoln, Massachusetts, re-established its company of Minute Men in 1966, and charged us with the duty of keeping alive the history and the principles of the original Minute Men of 1775." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Little Compton Historical Society (Rhode Island) Preserve the history and cultural heritage of Little Compton for the enrichment and enjoyment of the general public. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Living Historians of Ft. Toulouse "...dedicated to the recreation and reenactment of the everyday life of the garrison of Fort Toulouse in the early 1750's period. " [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Living History Re-enactors, Inc. "...a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of history and heritage by bringing it back to life through education and demonstration" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Livingston County Historical Society & Museum (New York) "to procure, preserve, and display in a museum, articles which relate to the history of Livingston County, and to promote interest in, and appreciation of, the county's splendid heritage." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Locke's Militia & Kingsbury's Artillery "...a group of individuals and families who share a common interest in this period of our American history." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] LOL Manuscripts "Everything could use a little LOL, especially the Renaissance" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] London Lives - 1690 to 1800 "Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis" [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Long Eighteenth "For anyone interested in the long 18th century" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Longfellow National Historic Site (Massachusetts) Site where General George Washington planned the Siege of Boston [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Louisiana Purchase Newspaper Transcripts Full text printings of actual news reports published in the Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist (Boston) covering the Louisiana Purchase. The dates included here are from March 16, 1803 through November 30, 1803. [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Lower Macungie Township Historical Society (Pennsylvania) "...developing an Historic Structures Inventory and conducts a public lecture series on local history" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Loyal American Regiment "We participate in battle demonstrations, camp demonstrations, war games, and wilderness treks." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Lynn-Heidelberg Historical Society (Pennsylvania) Preserving the PA Dutch culture [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] James Madison: Official Papers Official papers [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Magia Posthuma "On several occasions, particularly on the periphery of the Habsburg Empire during the 17th and 18th centuries, dead people were suspected of being revenants or vampires, and consequently dug up and destroyed. Contemporary authors named this phenomenon Magia Posthuma. This blog is dedicated to understanding what happened and why." [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Magnificat Baroque Ensemble "For twenty years Magnificat has explored the emotionally charged music of the 17th Century, each season bringing together an assembly of internationally recognized musicians to present unique and innovative programs that engage the senses and inspire the imagination" [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Maine Historical Society (Maine) "Preserves the heritage and history of Maine: the stories of Maine people, the traditions of Maine communities, and the record of Maine's place in a changing world." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] His Majesty's Marines Blog for reenactors of the British Marines, who can trace their ancestry back to 1664 [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Making Publics "to discuss and research, in various ways, the formation of new groups of association which appeared in early modern Europe between 1450-1750 alongside the development of new media, the exploration of new continents, the ruptures of religious strife, and the discoveries of the new science." [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Manlius Historical Society (New York) Preserve and foster an appreciation of the history and heritage of Central New York, with special emphasis on the Town of Manlius, New York. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mansker's Fort (Tennessee) Authentic reconstruction of a 1779 frontier forted station typical of early Cumberland settlements. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Many Pasts Primary documents about the experiences of ordinary Americans throughout U.S. history. [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] Marble Springs State Historic Site (Tennessee) The last remaining home of John Sevier, who lived there from 1801 to 1815 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Marietta Restoration Associates (Pennsylvania) "Preserving the cultural and architectural heritage of Marietta, Pennsylvania" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Marlborough Historical Society (Massachusetts) All-volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to historic preservation, education, and celebration in Marlborough. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Martin's American History Blog Martin Kelly's blog on About.com. [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Maryland Loyalists "...not only to educate people about loyalists, but to also present a balanced history of America's first truly "civil war" and to strongly encourage reliving 18th century history as a fun alternative to just reading about it." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Massachusetts Historical Society (Massachusetts) An independent research library and manuscript repository. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Menotomy Minute Men to "perpetuate the memory and achievements" of Menotomy 's Minute Men in 1775 [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mercurius Politicus "A blog about early modern books, history and culture" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Middlesex Canal (Massachusetts) Built between 1793 and 1803, operational until 1853, with museum and Visitors Center [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Middlesex County Volunteers Fifes & Drums A repertory ensemble performing martial, dance, and folk music drawn from 17th, 18th, and early 19th century sources in America and Europe [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mifflin County Historical Society (Pennsylvania) "...to record and preserve our history and to relate to present day events and places..." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mifflin Township Historical Society (Pennsylvania) Document, chronicle and preserve, whenever possible, the artifacts and sites of historical significance from the original Mifflin Township of 1788. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Milford Historical Society (New Hampshire) Interested in preserving artifacts from the past for present and future generations to see and learn about. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society (New Jersey) Encourage interest in local history, and to preserve and disseminate relevant information concerning Millburn Township. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Milton Historical Society (Massachusetts) Collect, preserve, publish and exhibit artifacts and records relating to the town of Milton. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Minute Man National Historic Park (Massachusetts) The turning point in the long struggle between England and the colonies [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Moland House (Pennsylvania) George Washington's headquarters on August 10, 1777 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Monmouth Battlefield State Park (New Jersey) One of the largest battles of the American Revolution took place in here in June 1778 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Monmouth County Historical Association (New Jersey) Collects, preserves, and interprets its extensive museum, library, and archival collections that relate to Monmouth County\'s history and culture and makes these resources available to the widest possible audience. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Monroe Doctrine James Monroe [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Montclair Historical Society (New Jersey) Promotes preservation, study and appreciation of local history. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Montpelier (Virginia) Home of James & Dolley Madison [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Claude Moore Colonial Farm (Virginia) "...authentically portrays the life of an 18th Century American family building a life on the nearer edges of civilized society" [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Moores Creek National Battlefield (North Carolina) Decisive victory by 1,000 Patriots over 1,600 Scots Highlanders and other Loyalists on February 27, 1776 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Morgan Log House (Pennsylvania) Restored 1708 "dwelling house," originally owned by Daniel Boone's grandfather. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Morris County Historical Society (New Jersey) Discover, preserve, and make known the history of Morris County through exhibits, programs, publications, and preservation advocacy. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Morris-Jumel Mansion (New York) Headquarters for George Washington, and later for British and Hessian soldiers [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] A Most Peculiar Mademoiselle Sewing historical clothing [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mother Bedford (Pennsylvania) Devoted primarily to the history of Old-Bedford County, Pennsylvania during the American Revolutionary War period. [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mount Independence (Vermont) Built to guard against a British attack from Canada [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens (Virginia) George and Martha Washington's home, [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Munroe Tavern (Massachusetts) Command post for British Lord Percy during the withdrawal from Concord [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Murder Pamphlets "True Crime" murder pamphlets (1692-1881) from the National Library of Medicine [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] National Constitution Center The story of We, the People [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] National Maritime Museum (Britain) Unrivalled historical collections on ships, seafaring, navigation, and the maritime arts [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] National Park Service American Revolution Web Site Portal for NPS sites [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] NeedlePrint Needlework blog, with an emphasis on historical designs and pieces [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Nemacolin Castle (Pennsylvania) Supposedly haunted private home built in 1789 on the site of Fort Bund (and an Indian burial ground) [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The New Castle Historical Society (Delaware) ...three centuries of New Castle life, including Dutch colonists, revolutionary leaders, and 19th century Americans" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] New England Primer Scan of the 1805 New England Primer [Blogs]

Output: Documents

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Input: [διαθήκη] New Hampshire Historical Society (New Hampshire) Since 1823, the New Hampshire Historical Society has been preserving our state's past and telling its rich stories to each generation. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The New Jersey Historical Society (New Jersey) A historical museum, library, and archives dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting the rich and intricate political, social, cultural and economic history of New Jersey [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] New Providence Historical Society (New Jersey) Gather and preserve the history and memorabilia of our past [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] New Sweden Centre (Delaware) Interpretive center for the colonial history of the Delaware Valley [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site (New York) Where the Continental Army under General George Washington spent the last winter and spring of the Revolutionary War [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Newport Historical Society (Rhode Island) "...to collect and preserve books, manuscripts, and objects pertaining to Newport’s history." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Ninety Six National Historic Site (South Carolina) Scene of Nathanael Greene's siege in 1781 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Noah Webster's Harford Home (Connecticut) Birthplace of the dictionary compiler [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] North American Frontiersmen "We are not re-enactors, “buckskinners” or trekkers, we are living in the 21st century, but we are using the skills of those that survived in the hardier times from 1750 to 1843." [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] North Stonington Historical Society (Connecticut) Encourage the study of the history of the town and to preserve manuscript material and relics relating to that History. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Northern York County Historical and Preservation Society (Pennsylvania) Promote and encourage the study, collection and preservation of the historical heritage of the Northern York County area [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Northwest Territory Alliance A non-profit educational organization that studies and recreates the culture, lifestyle, and arts of the time of the American Revolution, 1775-1783. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Northwood Historical Society (New Hampshire) Town histories, biographies, vital records, photographs, maps and local research addresses. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Norwich Historical Society (Vermont) Collections and exhibits celebrating the people and past of Norwich, Vermont. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Rebecca Nurse Homestead (Massachusetts) 17th century site associated with the Salem Village Witchcraft Hysteria of 1692. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Oak Alley Plantation (Louisiana) Built between 1837-1839, this Antebellum house has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road" [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Of Sorts for Provincials "Information on 18th century American firearms, the Virginia back country and related material culture" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Old Barracks Museum (New Jersey) Originally known as the Trenton Barracks, it was constructed in 1758 to house British soldiers fighting in North America during the French and Indian War. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old Canada Road Historical Society (Maine) "To research, publish, and preserve the history of Maine's Upper Kennebec Valley" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Old Foodie "Every weekday I give you a short story on a food history topic, always including a historic recipe, and sometimes a historic menu" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old Fort Jackson (Georgia) A fort fortified during the Revolution [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old Fort Niagara State Park (New York) British controlled fort that was a key point of contact between the British and the Iroquois [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old Fort Western (Maine) Staging ground for Quebec invasion [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old North Church (Massachusetts) One if by land, two if by sea. Lanterns displayed in the tower here signaled the arrival of the British on April 18, 1775 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old Salem Museums & Gardens (North Carolina) A unique community of original museum buildings, authentic craftsmen practicing their trade, fascinating collections of rare antiques, and one-of-a-kind retail shopping opportunities. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Old Sturbridge Village (Massachusetts) ...a “must-see” destination to experience early New England life from 1790-1840. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Oldtons Company of Baltemore Rangers "...to portray a single detachment of Oldton's Company while out ranging as commanded by Lt. Tobias Starnborough in 1696-97" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] The On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies "Greetings to all those who are in search of Americans who remained Loyal to the British Crown during the War for Independence" [Blogs]

Output: Culture

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Input: [διαθήκη] The Orange County Historical Society (Virginia) A research, archival, and educational organization dedicated to the discovery, preservation, and dissemination of the history of Orange County, Virginia, of its people, and the surrounding area. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Orleans Historical Society (Massachusetts) "...organized to collect and preserve the history of the Town of Orleans." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

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Input: [διαθήκη] Orton Plantation Gardens (North Carolina) A historic landscape designed around the 1735 mansion and colonial rice fields overlooking the Cape Fear River. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] Outwater's Militia "Reenacting the Revolutionary War militia in New Jersey" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

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Input: [διαθήκη] Thomas Paine Cottage Museum (New York) "... to preserve and perpetuate the history of [...] original Huguenot settlers and founding father Thomas Paine. [This] Cottage is the last building in North America that was owned by Thomas Paine and is open to the public" [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Paine: Online Archive Major works by Thomas Paine (free membership required) [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Painted Stone Settlers "To present and emulate frontier life in the Kentucky territory during the years of the American Revolution in as authentic a manner as possible" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Parson John Living History "...dedicated to the study and presentation of the events that shaped the world during the European settlement of the American continent and the founding of the United States of America" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Parting Ways (Massachusetts) Website for the Parting Ways/New Guinea settlement in Plymouth, MA [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Past Masters in Early American Domestic Arts Dedicated to research, demonstration and interpretation of English domestic activities prevalent in William Penn's world during the colonial period (1681-1783) [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Peach County Historical Society (Georgia) "To bring together persons who are interested in history, and especially the rich and varied history of Peach County, Georgia." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Penn in the Age of Franklin A collection of online documents pertaining to the University of Pennsylvania, 1749-1790 [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Pennsville Township Historical Society (New Jersey) "...collect, preserve and display articles of historical worth and interest to the residents of our township..." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Samuel Pepys Diary Complete diary & backgroound info of Samuel Pepys [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Peterborough Historical Society (New Hampshire) Preserve, interpret, and celebrate Peterborough , New Hampshire's history as information and inspiration for our lives today and in the future. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Deborah Peterson's Pantry Everyday foods in the late 18th and early 19th centuries [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Picking for Pleasure "Understanding Antiquing Acquisitions" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Piedmont Historical Society (South Carolina) "Collecting, preserving and publishing historical and genealogy records of upstate South Carolina and other areas of the state." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Pilgrim Society (Massachusetts) Operates the Pilgrim Hall museum, "to protect and foster this heritage as a dynamic national resource." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Pinegrove Historical Society (Pennsylvania) Researching, recording, and preserving the history and traditions of this close-knit Pennsylvania Dutch community so that future generations may benefit. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Plimoth Plantation (Massachusetts) Bicultural museum about the Wampanoag People and the Colonial English community in the 1600s. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Plymouth Colony Archive Project (Massachusetts) Indexing and preserving to the original Plymouth colony site [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Poisoned Dwarf Band that plays traditional Celtic music; from Williamsburg, VA [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Possessions of a lady - an 18th century obsession "That term always intrigued me when I saw it in auction listings. Who was the original owner? And if it's from the 18th century then I am hooked. Why I don't know." [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Prickett's Fort (West Virginia) "Travel back in time through the life of the Pricketts...and experience survival on the dangerous frontier of the late 1700's" [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Princeton Battlefield State Park (New Jersey) On January 3, 1777, American troops under General Washington surprised and defeated a force of British Regulars [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Proceedings of the Old Bailey "...the largest body of texts detailing the lives of non-elite people ever published, containing 197,745 criminal trials held at London's central criminal court [1674-1913]" [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Putnam Memorial Park (Connecticut) Site of the Continental Armys 1779 winter encampment [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Raid On Deerfield: The Many Stories of 1704 (Massachusetts) Interactive museum exhibit [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Raynham Hall Museum (New York) Housed the Queen's Rangers, a Loyalist regiment commanded by Lt. Col. John Graves Simcoe [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Renaissance Lit "Happenings and Cavorts in the Early Modern World" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Renaissance Matters There's more to it than Shakespeare [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Res Obscura "...where I put occasional interesting images and texts I come across while researching a dissertation on the early modern drug trade" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Paul Revere House (Massachusetts) Home and silver shop of the Midnight Rider [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] A Revolutionary Day Discover America's historic routes on day-long Revolutionary War road trips [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Revolutionary War Photo Archives Collection of photos from various reenactments [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Rhode Island Historical Society (Rhode Island) Events, museums, libraries, and educational resources [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] River Raisin Battlefield (Michigan) Major battlefield in the War of 1812 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Roane County Heritage Commission (Tennessee) To preserve our past for all future generations. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Rock Ford Plantation (Pennsylvania) Historic 18th century home of General Edward Hand [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Rocky Hill Historical Society (Connecticut) Preserve the history of this river town and make it accessible to the public. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Betsy Ross House (Pennsylvania) "A revolutionary woman, an American icon" [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Roxbury Heritage State Park Site (Massachusetts) Headquarters for General Thomas during 1775 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Royal Deuxponts A living history organization dedicated to portraying the life and times of the common soldier of the American Revolution. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Royall House and Slave Quarters (Massachusetts) Built in 1732-1737, the House is one of the finest 18th century buildings in New England; the Slave Quarters is the only such structure in the Northern United States. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Sagtikos Manor (New York) Built in 1697, served as headquarters for the British Army on Long Island for a brief time during the Revolutionary War; President George Washington stayed there during his tour of Long Island in 1790. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] A Sailor's Life for Me Interactive role-playing adventure presented by the USS Constitution that introduces players to the life of a sailor during the early 19th century [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Salem County Historical Society (New Jersey) "...Interpretive exhibits and guided tours of historic buildings, period furnishings, decorative arts, textiles, wistarburg glass and much more..." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Salem Witch Trials Salem Witch Trials Digital Archive [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Salem Witchcraft Trials 1692 "Famous American Trials" -- Exhaustive compendium of source material [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Salt River Long Rifles (Kentucky) A black powder muzzleloading gun club in Harrodsburg, KY [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Sarah Elizabeth Gallery Antiques The Journal of Fashion and Taste -- by the founder of Sarah Elizabeth Gallery, a global resource for fine quality, original, historical garments from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Saratoga County Historical Society (New York) Promote a deeper understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of Saratoga County’s past. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Saratoga National Historic Park (New York) Site of the first significant American military victory [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Savannah History Museum (Georgia) Interprets the siege and battle of Savannah [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Saybrook Colony Founders Association (Connecticut) Study, record and preserve the genealogy and history of the Colony's original founding families. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site (New York) Home to Philip J. Schuyler (1733-1804), renowned Revolutionary War Major-General, State Senator, and business entrepreneur. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard A historical state military organization, headquartered in New Haven, Connecticut. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second Massachusetts Regiment, Colonel Bailey "...continues to celebrate our countries heritage through first-hand experience recreating the events of the American Revolutionary War." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second New Hampshire Regiment, Light Infantry, Captain Samuel Cherry "We are a re-created Light Infantry Unit of the Continental Army, General George Washington, Commanding." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second New Jersey Regiment "Through "living history" displays and battlefield reenactments, we educate the public and honor those whom we depict." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second North Carolina Regiment of the Continental Line "We are a group of amateur historians who devote a good deal of our time to historic research on Colonial America, particularly the period of the American Revolution." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second Regiment Light Dragoons, Tallmadge's Troop "We re-enact a dragoon regiment (mounted and dismounted) of Gen. George Washington's Continental Army during the American War for Independence." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Second Regiment, South Carolina "We are a volunteer living history organization dedicated to recreating the daily activities and experiences of one of the most famous American units of the Revolutionary War in the southern colonies." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Secret Dreamworld of a Jane Austen Fan "... Jane Austen and everything around her and her books" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Seventeenth Light Dragoons A non-profit educational group devoted to the accurate portrayal of the British Horse Soldier throughout the American War of Independence. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Seventh Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line "Bringing to life the common soldier and civilian of the American Revolution" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Sew 18th Century "...shares my research regarding 18th century textiles, daily life and material culture." [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill (Kentucky) "...to preserve and maintain the site of the Shaker community which once existed here..." [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Shakespeare’s England "Everyday life in Seventeenth Century London" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Sheffield Historical Society (Massachusetts) "...to preserve the story of the oldest town in Berkshire County" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Shelby County Historical Society (Alabama) Dedicated to the discovery, collection, and preservation of all things related to the history of Shelby County Alabama [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Sixth North Carolina Regiment "...we reenact battles and demonstrate eighteenth century skills and camp life." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Slave Trade Atlantic Slave Trade Visual Archive [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Smith's Castle (Rhode Island) Richard Smith's home & gardens, c. 1678 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Society of 18th-Century Gentlemen (Wisconsin) "...a loosely-structured club primarily focused on recreating 18th-century fieldsports, foods and gaming...and information on a broad range of 18th-century topics" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The South Carolina Historical Society (South Carolina) "To expand, preserve, and make accessible our invaluable collection, and to encourage interest and pride in the rich history of our state." [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] South Fork Militia "...living history interpreting and serving the North Carolina area since 2008" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] South River Historical & Preservation Society (New Jersey) Dedicated to sharing and preserving the proud history of South River for future generations. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Southampton Historical Museum (New York) Owns and maintains 12 historic structures including a one-room schoolhouse, a colonial era barn, and a 19th century paint shore, among others. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Southeast Native ...dedicated to the collection, presentation, and interpretation of the historical events, conditions, and persons affecting life of indigenous people living in the Southeast. [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution (South Carolina) An informal fellowship of people with an interest in the events, people, places, and ideas surrounding the American War of Independence [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Spy Letters of the American Revolution From the Sir Henry Clinton Collection of the Clements Library [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Stagville (North Carolina) "...comprises the remnants of one of the largest plantations of the pre-Civil War South." [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Star Spangled Banner National Historic Trail (Maryland) A 560-mile land and water route that tells the story of the War of 1812 in the Chesapeake Bay region. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Stay-ing Alive Historical Dress Adventures and Ramblings [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Stonington Historical Society (Connecticut) Records of the lives and fortunes of colonial settlers, blockade runners, ship captains, whale hunters, patriots, explorers, artists, and writers. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Strawbery Banke (New Hampshire) The present-day site known as Strawbery Banke has a long and rich history, stretching back to the earliest years of English settlement in New England. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Stuck in the 18th Century "Reliving the past and using lots of band aids" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Sudbury Companies of Militia and Minute Historical interpreters of the Colonial Period, specifically for the American Revolution from 1774 to 1775 and the locale of Sudbury, Massachusetts. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Summit Historical Society (New Jersey) Preservation and dissemination of information about Summit's past. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Surry County, Virginia, Historical Society and Museums (Virginia) Preserve and promote the history of Surry County for future generations. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Susquehanna County Historical Society (Pennsylvania) The oldest and largest of the county's historical organizations, and has, for 113 years, collected and preserved the history of the Susquehanna County [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Swedish Cabin (Pennsylvania) Built by early Swedish settlers (likely between 1638 and 1655) as part of the New Sweden colony. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Swedish Colonial Society (Pennsylvania) Founded in 1909, it is the oldest Swedish historical group in the U.S. dedicated to preserving the legacy of the New Sweden Colony in America. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] SwedishHeritage.US Swedish history in the United States [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area (Tennessee) Meeting place of the Overmountain Men who helped defeat the British at the battle of Kings Mountain [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Tempus Fugit "An Account of the Activities and Adventures of A Gentleman Physician -- 1756" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Tenth Regiment of Foot A historically re-created unit formed to portray the service of the British Army in America during the American War for Independence. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Tew's Company, Colonel Angell's Regiment ...composed of men and women who portray the Revolutionary War soldier and his military camp as "living history" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Textual Studies, 1500-1800 "This blog charts major happenings in the World of Early Modern Textual Studies: Publications, Conferences, Funding Opportunities, and Major Research Initiatives. " [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts A museum solely dedicated to the preservation, scholarship, and connoisseurship of southern decorative arts and material culture. [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Third New Jersey Regiment "bringing the history of The American War for Independence to life for children and adults." [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Third Pennsylvania Light Infantry An 18th Century, Revolutionary War (also called the AWI or American war of Independence) recreated re-enactment unit. [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Thirty Years War Society "We are an Australian based "Living History" group, interested in Europe's Thirty Years War (1618 - 1648)" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Thomas Stone National Historic Site (Maryland) Signer of the Declaration of Independence, this site covers his genealogy, restored home, and estate [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Three Pipe Problem "Creative works, be they painting, film or literature draw on many factors - and are intertwined with history and the mysteries of the creative process. This blog is dedicated to presenting some shining examples of this." [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Travels and Travails in 18th-Century England "researching the impact of the professionalisation and commercialisation of healthcare on eighteenth-century domestic medicine, through the medium of manuscript medical recipes." [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] True Lover's Knot Research into this form of handmade love token, popular between approximately 1760 and 1840. [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] "A Trumpet of Sedition" Articles and thoughts on 17th-century people and events [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Tryon Palace (North Carolina) Governor's palace, historic homes, gardens, and history center [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Tuckerton Historical Society (New Jersey) Serving Little Egg Harbor and Tuckerton by preserving the History of this unique area for future generations. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Tudor Stuff "Tudor History from the Heart of England" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Tudor Tutor "Your cheeky guide to the dynasty" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Mary Tudor: Renaissance Queen "Series of random posts on the life and reign of the Queen Mary I, England's first anointed, and most notorious, queen regnant" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Tudortastic All things Tudor [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Twenty-Fourth Connecticut Militia Regiment A group of amateur historians who devote a good deal of our time to historic research on 18th Century America, particularly the period of the American Revolution (1775 - 1783). [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Twenty-Third Foot Royal Welch Fusiliers Based in Great Britain, they strive "to recreate the regiment during the American War of Independence 1775-83. " [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Two Nerdy History Girls "Bestselling authors Loretta Chase & Susan Holloway Scott gossip about history, writing, and yes, shoes." [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Undressing the Historical Lady "Being a Treatise on the Modes of Dress of a Fashionable Young Woman" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] United States Military Academy (New York) Forts and redoubts were built here by colonials to protect against the British [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Upsala (Pennsylvania) Mansion built on the site of the Battle of Germantown [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Upson Historical Society (Georgia) "Preserving the records of the past for the sake of the present and future generations" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Valley Forge National Historic Park (Pennsylvania) Site of the colonial army encampment in winter of 1777-78 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Martin Van Buren - State of the Union Messages Full text of the four State of the Union addresses by Martin Van Buren [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Van Wyck Homestead Museum and Library (New York) Headquarters for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Vermont Historical Society (Vermont) "Collects artifacts, books, and documents that reflect the entire history of the state" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Verona Historical Society (New Jersey) Protect and preserve the rich and colorful heritage of the Township of Verona. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Versailles and More Historical novelist Catherine Delors' blog [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Vespers 1610 "An Early Music Blog -- Early Music News, Performances and Recordings" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Virginia Historical Society (Virginia) "To collect, preserve, and interpret the commonwealth's past for the education and enjoyment of present and future generations" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Virtual Interactive Jamestown Online (Virginia) Recreation of original Jamestown colony [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Wallace House (New Jersey) General Washington's headquarters from December 11, 1778, to June 3, 1779 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Waltham Historical Society (Massachusetts) Collect, preserve, & display materials pertaining to the history of Waltham. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] War of 1812 Canadian site covering many aspects of the War of 1812, including an interactive map, trivia game & timeline [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The War of 1812 in Maps A digitized collection of georeferenced maps held in the Brock University Map Library. Requires the Google Earth plugin. [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The War of 1812 Website This "1812 experience" is comprised of numerous articles, quality book reviews and offers, extensive links, and the largest collection of War of 1812 images on the internet. [Blogs]

Output: Culture

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Washington Crossing State Park (New Jersey) General George Washington and the Continental Army landed here after crossing the Delaware River on December 25, 1776 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

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Input: [διαθήκη] George Washington Society (Delaware) "...dedicated to the promotion of a better understanding of George Washington and his ideals, achievements and contributions to the United States of America and humankind" [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] George Washington: Digital Archive Digital archive [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] George Washington: Official Papers Official papers [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] General Washington's Military Headquarters Blog on living history program that provides an inside look at the duties and routines of the General and those attached to the headquarters during the war years from 1775-1783. [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Conrad Weiser Homestead (Pennsylvania) Preserving the home of Conrad Weiser, who mediated peace between Pennsylvania and the Iroquois Nation prior to 1760. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Peter Wentz Farmstead Society (Pennsylvania) Preserve and interpret an 18th century Pennsylvania German farmstead. Twice used by Washington as headquarters during the Pennsylvania Campaign of 1777 [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] West Tennessee Historical Society (Tennessee) supports historical programs, archives, publications, preservation, markers, museums, and other historical collections. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] The Weymouth Historical Society (Massachusetts) Protect & preserve the History of the Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Whitehall Historical Preservation Society (Pennsylvania) Provide planning, funding, management and general oversight for the advancement and preservation of Whitehall Township's heritage. [Blogs]

Output: Societies

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] James Wilson: Online Works James Wilson [Blogs]

Output: Documents

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Women of the Fur Trade "encourage research, learning, teaching and the preservation of the history and skills of the women of the fur trade era" [Blogs]

Output: Living History

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] A Woodsrunner's Diary "18th Century Living History, Historical Trekking, & Long Term Survival" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Writing the Renaissance "Bringing Sixteenth Century France to Life through Historical Fiction" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Wynken de Worde "books, early modern culture, post-modern readings" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Yankee Doodle Spies "Tales of Intrigue, Action and Espionage during the American Revolution" [Blogs]

Output: Blogs

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [διαθήκη] Yates Mill (North Carolina) Yates Mill is a fully restored, circa 1756 gristmill located in Raleigh, NC. [Blogs]

Output: Historic Sites

Colonial Sense: Community: Online Resources


Input: [0] Friday [Name] David “ReL1K” Kennedy [Description] The Social-Engineer Toolkit v0.4 (SET) Codename “Pink Pirate” will be released at the firetalk exclusively on BackTrack 4. SET is a security professionals most valuable tool when it comes to social engineering attacks and incorporates some heavily advanced and complicated attacks. The new version is one of the biggest releases yet and incorporate new methods for attacking the clients and some super top secret stuff being released during the talk. [Title]

Output: Social Engineering Toolkit v0.4 Overview


Input: [Name] Michael “theprez98″ Schearer [Description] SHODAN is a computer search engine. But is is unlike any other search engine. While other search engines scour the web for content, SHODAN scans for information about the sites themselves. The result is a search engine that aggregates banners from well-known services. For penetration testers, SHODAN is a game-changer, and a goldmine of potential vulnerabilities. [Title]

Output: SHODAN for Penetration Testers


Input: [Name] Marcus J. Carey [Description] This talk compares information security and health epidemics such as HIV/AIDS. I’ll discuss critical behavior changes which have reduced HIV/AIDS in some countries and what information security can learn from the same approach. [Title]

Output: Influencing Security


Input: [Name] Adrian “IronGeek” Crenshaw [Description] Ever wanted to screw with those that screw with you? Honeypots might be ok for research, but they don’t allow you to have fun at an attacker’s expense the same way funnypot and skiddy baiting does. In this talk I’ll be covering techniques you can use to scar the psyche or to have fun at the expense of attackers or people invading your privacy. Some of the topics to be covered are: Fun with DNS and Loopback, SWATing for Packets, Lemonwipe your drive, Robots.txt trolling, And more… [Title]

Output: Funnypots and Skiddy Baiting


Input: [0] Saturday [Name] Nicholas “aricon” Berthaume [Description] There are number of methods for fingerprinting a user’s browser. Most of the commonly employed methods are poor at best and can be spoofed. I believe that a another approach is needed. Using mod_security and standard deviation to detect rendering engine nuances for accurate browser and patch level detection server-side. When using JavaScript, header analysis and CSS implementations are not enough. [Title]

Output: Browser Fingerprinting Using a Stopwatch


Input: [Name] Zero Chaos [Description] Ever wish you could carry around your favorite pen-testing distribution on a cd, or a usb stick? Tried popular offerings but feeling like they pander to a different segment? Come hear about Pentoo. At Pentoo we pander to experienced linux users who are more likely to use their gpu for cracking passwords than “teh cubez” and fancy window makers. Come see what all the fuss it about. [Title]

Output: Pentoo


Input: [Name] Benny “security4all” ??? [Description] Everyone of us has busy periods or just too many things todo. You start sleeping less and drinking loads of coffee. Both of which are not good for your health. This talk will talk about why our body and mind actually need sleep and how you can hack it. We will discuss some methods on how to enable yourself to stay awake for 20 hours a day without turning into a zombie (and without the use of drugs). [Title]

Output: Sleephacking 101 – How to Stay Awake for 20 Hours a Day without Turning into a Zombie


Input: [Name] Christian “cmlh” Heinrich [Description] Considering a majority of PCI related presentations focus on the “benefit” and “increase” to “security” are delivered by consultants and vendors whose sole agenda is their financial benefit in implementing PCI-DSS, the failures and their root causes within the lesser known Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA-DSS) will be explored. [Title]

Output: Payment Application – Don’t Secure Sh!t (PA-DSS)


Input: [Method] void setBrowser(string $browser) [Meaning]

Output: Set the browser to be used by the Selenium Server server.


Input: [Method] void setBrowserUrl(string $browserUrl) [Meaning]

Output: Set the base URL for the tests.


Input: [Method] void setHost(string $host) [Meaning]

Output: Set the hostname for the connection to the Selenium Server server.


Input: [Method] void setPort(int $port) [Meaning]

Output: Set the port for the connection to the Selenium Server server.


Input: [Method] void setTimeout(int $timeout) [Meaning]

Output: Set the timeout for the connection to the Selenium Server server.


Input: [Method] void setSleep(int $seconds) [Meaning]

Output: Set the number of seconds the Selenium Server client should sleep between sending action commands to the Selenium Server server.


Input: [SQL99] Name of data type BINARY LARGE OBJECT or BLOB [BYTEA]

Output: Name of data type BYTEA

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] Sequence of octets that does not have either a character set or collation associated with it. [BYTEA]

Output: same

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] Described by a binary data type descriptor containing the name of the data type and the maximum length in octets [BYTEA]

Output: Described by a binary data type descriptor containing the name of the data type with no specific maximum length

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] All binary strings are mutually comparable in accordance with the rules of comparison predicates. [BYTEA]

Output: same

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] Binary string values can only be compared for equality. [BYTEA]

Output: Binary string values can be compared for equality, greater than, greater than or equal, less than, less than or equal

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] Operators operating on and returning binary strings include concatenation, substring, overlay, and trim [BYTEA]

Output: Operators operating on and returning binary strings include concatenation, substring, and trim. The leading and trailing arguments for trim are not yet implemented.

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] Other operators involving binary strings include length, position, and the like predicate [BYTEA]

Output: same

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [SQL99] A binary string literal is comprised of an even number of hexadecimal digits, in single quotes, preceded by "X", e.g. X'1a43fe' [BYTEA]

Output: A binary string literal is comprised of octets escaped according to the rules shown in Table 3-7

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 7.2: Binary Strings


Input: [Then ...] If your site was distributing malware, and is now clean, request a malware review. If your site was showing spam, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If your site was in violation of the Webmaster Guidelines, but is now clean, submit a reconsideration request. If you asked for a page or site to be removed from Google, but you've changed your mind, request reinclusion of the content. If you received a phishing warning but believe that it's actually a legitimate page, report an incorrect phishing warning. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a site added back to Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a URL removal request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Get a page or site removed from Google

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a spam report. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report spam

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] File a DMCA takedown request. [If you want to ...]

Output: Report a copyright violation or the misuse of your content

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Request a change in crawl rate. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google to crawl your site more slowly

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Then ...] Submit a SafeSearch issue. [If you want to ...]

Output: Tell Google that your content is mistakenly being filtered by SafeSearch

Get additional support - Search Console Help


Input: [Item] Changelist name format [Description]

Output: Type here the format of a changelist to be created. The available placeholders are: {id},{summary},{number}, {project}


Input: [Item] Task history length [Description]

Output: Specify the number of tasks to be stored in history.


Input: [Item] Connection timeout [Description]

Output: Sets the maximum time for a connection to be established. A value of zero means the timeout is not used. The default setting is five seconds (5000).


Input: [Item] Always display task combo in toolbar [Description]

Output: If this check box is selected, the combo box of tasks appears in the main toolbar. Use this combo box to switch between tasks, and remove the unnecessary tasks: If this check box is not selected, then the tasks combo box hides, when the only open task is the default one.


Input: [Item] Save context on commit [Description]

Output: If this check box is selected, a new task with the name of the committed changelist is created upon commit. The new task will be available in the tasks combo on the main toolbar.


Input: [Item] Enable issue cache [Description]

Output: Select this check box to have WebStorm synchronize with the issue tracking system in the background on a regular basis, No matter whether you actually request on information from your issue tracker or not, WebStorm will connect to your issue tracking system according to the specified frequency and refresh the cached issues. The advantage of this approach is that when you need to switch to a task, the up-to-date information is already at your disposal so you do not need to wait till WebStorm establishes connection with the tracker and retrieves the information. This configuration is especially recommended when working with rather "slow" issue tracking systems. Clear this check box to have WebStorm connect to the issue tracking system only when you actually need information on issues, clear the Enable issue cache check box.


Input: [Item] Update (N) issues each (M) minutes [Description]

Output: Specify how often WebStorm should synchronize with your issue tracking system and refresh the cached issues.


Input: [ADF Faces component] SelectOneChoice [Description]

Output: Select a single value from a list of items.

Creating Databound Selection Lists and Shuttles


Input: [ADF Faces component] SelectOneRadio [Description]

Output: Select a single value from a set of radio buttons.

Creating Databound Selection Lists and Shuttles


Input: [ADF Faces component] SelectOneListbox [Description]

Output: Select a single value from a scrollable list of items.

Creating Databound Selection Lists and Shuttles


Input: [ADF Faces component] SelectManyChoice [Description]

Output: Select multiple values from a scrollable list of checkboxes. Each selection displays at the top of the list.

Creating Databound Selection Lists and Shuttles


Input: [ADF Faces component] SelectManyCheckbox [Description]

Output: Select multiple values from a group of checkboxes.

Creating Databound Selection Lists and Shuttles


Input: [ADF Faces component] SelectManyListbox [Description]

Output: Select multiple values from a scrollable list of checkboxes,

Creating Databound Selection Lists and Shuttles


Input: [Note] Ability to dim backlight, turn on and off GSM, GPS, and other devices outside the CPU Huge (700mW) [Status] Implemented [Option]

Output: External peripheral control

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko

Required kernel mode power saving, and relative saving of battery life.


Input: [Note] The CPU clock is 12MHz, this is the lowest power mode with the CPU awake Huge(300mW) [Status] Not implemented [Option]

Output: Slow Mode

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko


Input: [Note] Dynamically alter CPU core voltage according to frequency Large(50mW) [Status] Not implemented [Option]

Output: Variable CPU core voltage

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko


Input: [Note] Turn off CPU clock while rest of SoC remains awake Moderate(150mW) [Status] Not implemented [Option]

Output: CPU Idle mode

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko


Input: [Note] Vary CPU frequency to lower power consumption. Huge(250mW) [Status] Not implemented [Option]

Output: Variable CPU frequency ~20Mhz to 266Mhz

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko


Input: [Note] Remove periodic timer interrupts in kernel Modest(10mW?) [Status] Not implemented [Option]

Output: Tickless Kernel

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko


Input: [Note] Suspend CPU totally and resume when required in under 1s. Huge (50mW) [Status] Not implemented [Option]

Output: Rapid Suspend-RAM

Neo 1973 GTA01 Power Management - Openmoko


Input: [Time] 0:36

Output: Intro. Truth: How do we know what we know is true? How do we know what we believe to be true is actually true when it comes to economics? Can economics make any claim to being a science. Couch of economic psychoanalysis with bias therapist, Robin Hanson. Monolog. Podcast with David Henderson, conversation about why economists disagree. Making fun of economists. Response: Well, actually the agreement's bigger than you think: micro, incentives, policies: minimum wage, tariffs. What about the areas where we disagree? Response: our studies, data, evidence are better. Robert Frank podcast. More likely to argue that competition will lead to a certain result vs. arguing price discrimination. U. of Chicago, competition vs. imperfect competition. What's the evidence either way? Ian Ayres podcast. Not enough statistical analysis, should use it more. John Lott example, handguns and crime: possibility that citizen has concealed handgun deters criminals. Lo-Jack, device to help you find your car. Ayres and Lott disagree. Why do we accept some empirical work and not others? Ian says: Give me an example of an empirical study that forced you to change your view? Hard to think of a lot of them. Can you think of a sophisticated empirical study, two-stage least squares, instrumental variables, as opposed to facts? Not going to argue that facts, data, don't matter, but that sophisticated empirical analysis is not scientist, but scientism, faith-based economics. Leamer podcast. Any examples of consensus in the field of economics vs. a study that changed that consensus view? Abortion legalization reducing crime study did that somewhat; it's since been rejected. Friedman and Schwartz, A Monetary History of the United States, scholarship, people forced to confront it. Irony: not sophisticated statistical analysis; and it's in macro, the area where people have no consensus. In microeconomics, hard to find examples where studies changed people's minds. Minimum wage: dozens of studies show minimum wage hurts poor people and minorities. Recent years, study by David Card shows minimum wage increases employment. People who liked the minimum wage latched onto that study. But that's one study, vs. 40 or 80 to the contrary. Not good argument, that you have more studies. Maybe Card's study is really the right one. Or maybe all of the studies are flawed. Trying to tease out one policy out of many. Unemployment is low, so obviously minimum wages have an effect, vs. lots of policies at once. Why would you ever be confident enough that you could tease out one thing? Regression tries to hold one thing constant; surely can't control for everything.

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Input: [Time] 14:30

Output: Minimum wage: belief based on evidence or just the logic? Virtual couch sitting up. U. of Vermont, Bill McKibben debate on buying local. Mainly empirical arguments vs. logical arguments. Studies not peer-reviewed, not in journals, but often sophisticated. Argument is often: are you kidding? give me half an hour and I'll find an argument against that. Ironically find my own lousy study, or logic. In the eye of the listener, finding a study sounds better. Wal-mart wages study. Logic: wouldn't you think that Wal-mart it would increase the demand for labor and drive up wages? Study: Wal-mart lowered wages but not in small towns. Isn't that even harder to explain empirically? Neo-classical view of the world: supply and demand: in larger cities share would be relatively small, vs. I just looked at the data. Counter-argument: Are you kidding me? Do you really think you've been able to hold constant other things? Not compelling as a counter-argument.

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Input: [Time] 19:32

Output: Application: current financial mess and implications for the economy. Symposium at Cato, on Cato Unbound. Larry White: Don't want to use greed because it's always there. Explanation has to do with government's guarantee of Fannie and Freddie, pushing up the demand for housing, bad tax policy pushing up the demand for housing, lowering interest rates pushing up the demand for housing.... Housing bubble, securitization. Brad Delong critiqued Larry's explanation: The timing's been all wrong; just like greed's always been around, Fannie and Freddie have always been around, Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) has always been around, therefore those can't be the cause of the crisis. Ignores that Fannie and Freddie's mission did change around 1995 explicitly to lend more to poor people. Don't want to argue that just because they've existed longer that nothing changed. Magnitudes. At end of Delong's critique: So why does Larry White's diagnosis of what is going on differ so much from mine? I think that what is going on is a characteristic weakness of the Austrian tradition: the baseline assumption that all evils must have their origin in some form of government misregulation. If government could be drowned in the bathtub, then an Eden in which people indulged in their natural propensity to truck, barter, and exchange would emerge. And this automatically rules out what I regard as the most likely and fruitful road to walk down to understand this financial crisis: the road that starts from investigating how human psychological limits lead to bad private-sector contract design that then magnifies psychological biases. I am not happy with the state of such explanations--they seem to involve, at the moment, a great deal of handwaving. But in my judgment it is less handwaving than required to make the case that our current financial crisis is the result of our abandonment of a proper gold standard and our embrace of fractional-reserve banking and government-sponsored mortgage lending enterprises. Poor Larry White, hampered in understanding. Could make same critique of Delong; or Joseph Stiglitz, who in an article in Vanity Fair blames it on deregulation, Glass-Steagal Act, Bush tax cuts and failure by Greenspan to regulate. If we could just get the right regulation an Eden would emerge. So, is there any way to get to the truth about what happened in this financial mess? Both sides try to create an ex-post narrative to explain a single event. Not the best way to do science. Podcasts on the New Deal. Do we just need a really big stimulus package? Paul Krugman? What's the evidence? Very thin. Opposition not empirical but logical: spending on one thing will reduce spending on something else. Crucial policy issue: how much evidence either way, or do sides just talk at each other? Trust, optimism: economics doesn't have much to say about that. Maybe whole system is too complex to manage. Economics may be most useful about what not to do, providing a language for thinking about complex matters in an organized way. As a science, coming up short these days.

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Input: [Time] 28:13

Output: Robin Hanson, conversation. Therapist, role is to repeat. In the end, no question here. Sounds like you know the answer but are not very happy with it. Not just random opinions, but correlation here, my side and their side. Debate try to appeal to the data, but it's not very reliable on either side. Theory more powerful when you understand it but listeners don't understand it and other theories exist. What comes out depends on what goes in. Worse: confirms a view that is repugnant, public's view of economists, lay 'em end to end and they don't reach a conclusion. Grading final exams [taping Dec. 17, 2008]; get impression that experts know a lot more than amateurs; answers so confused. Do we as economists know things that non-economists don't? Can we identify some things we agree on? Think we have that. Students before taking class versus after taking the class. Well, you know, the whole economy is just a house of cards, just built on debt. Strange over-reaction to the current situation. Problem is imprudent debt, totally guaranteed debt. Late-night TV, no such thing as risk-free. Two things: 1. Things we understand aren't very useful, don't apply to very much. Like astronomy, pretty pictures but what are you going to do with it? Sometimes applications. 2. Economics has applications but we like to talk about the areas where we disagree. Not giving credit for that. Glass is half-empty but it looks half-full, 7/8 full. Be thankful that we know some things and get listened to, in paper and in government because we know some things, and good when we argue because it shows the border of what we know. People should just listen to us when we don't argue. 3. Third theory: We know a lot about a lot of things, but the process by which these opinions come to public attention is biased by the incentives of that process. Anti-trust trial, both sides could hire lawyers to give compelling arguments even when every economist would agree side A is right and side B is wrong. Expert testimony. Translation from what we know to what matters. Distorting incentives. When something is at stake, can buy opinion, donate money to universities or foundations, or just by staking out a position raise probability of getting a job somewhere in particular, etc. Intensity and animosity in the public form of these debates versus private conversations. People accept physicists except when it's about something the public cares about, like global warming. String theory, get full page coverage. Global warming: evidence, complexity, skepticism perhaps because of money at stake. Topics interesting and matter. If it matters, level of deference goes down unless we are saying what outsiders want to hear.

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Input: [Time] 38:59

Output: Continuing on third theory: maybe we could do better, prediction markets--Hanson's own bias! If you are part of this process, if you are one of these people, get money from foundations for points of view, then your perception that your conclusions are well-justified by your data; look at others as biased. If you think people all over academia are allowing themselves to be tempted, you have to ask yourself: Why do I think I'm different? Like to think we'd threaten our relationships with our colleagues or jobs. Niche market. Can't do it more than once. Unless I have some evidence to think I'm more honest, more likely to have rejected these temptations, I'm likely to be affected, too. We humans leak our insincerity. Most of us can't lie very well. If we are in an environment that rewards us for believing something, we have to say we are not as careful and honest as I would have liked. I'm human. Challenge podcast interviewees: Yeah, you are probably right. They back off. You are not going to defend it, versus other times, listeners get upset when interviewees are not hammered. Philosophical note: influenced in college by philosophy profession, Richard Smyth, pragmatism. Charles Peirce. Your grandmother is right: is it okay to do xyz, but why? no answer, it's just wrong; Belief in reason, Descartes. Examine all my beliefs. Benjamin Franklin: "When fortresses and virgins get to talking, the end is in sight." Will eventually come up with a reason ex post, but that reason is not so reliable despite the hubris. Pragmatists argue there is wisdom in the community, not mere superstitions. Hayekian.

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Input: [Time] 48:12

Output: Some truth to that; how much? Given some time, can come up with a reason. Academics should be focused on finding reasons for things. Any one person has the reasons in their head; how often should you be aware? Your mind is thinking stuff you are not aware of. If you try to make a computer do things, our mind is doing things we are not aware of. Amazing correlation. Also: other people have other reasoning, and we need to give credit. If I have reasonings in my head, I am not aware how I got from A to B; but also lots of considerations that I don't see. Lots, lots more. Reason to pause. There are clues you can get, but not as easy as you might think. If you in fact gave up something of great value to you because it didn't make sense, it's a red flag that you have some principles or would be honest against the type. Weak clues, don't add up to a lot, but can weigh on your side. Journal article example. If others have same reaction. Various signs of these sorts. Disagree with an influential colleague, etc.--weak signs, everybody wants to feel proud of themselves. Financial mess, idealogue; knowing nothing. Started looking into government's involved, shocked, Arnold Kling podcast; list, some important, some less so. CRA not likely source of the problem. Situation like this: Maybe 75% of each side is a reasonable person. Those people shut up, don't show up on panels, don't get invited to debates. Credit for modesty and inability to decide. Public debate misleading because they select for the confident people. Ideologues on one side or the other, something's going wrong or truth is illusive. Or move to middle position. Economists, thinking people: hard to consistently say "I don't know." Most people do say they don't know. It's the people who have intellect as part of their identity.

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Input: [Time] 58:07

Output: Poll: $100 billion stimulus package. People will state an opinion. Any time a pollster asks you for something, you put yourself into the position and answer. Three months later, correlation really low. Prediction markets. Individuals don't have sufficient incentives to be honest. Betting market. New York Times. Congressional compensation: give Congressman a financial stake. What happens to the President sticks to the Congressmen. Clinton rewarded or not for what he did in 1995? Hoover, free-market ideologue reputation, historical legacy; didn't do very well. Bush, non-free market stuff, nice argument for people who want to blame free markets. Why are they doing that? Shows up more in hearings and eventually influences public opinion. If public opinion were very discerning, not a problem. Customer isn't very discerning. Betting markets say: listen to a betting market price. Impulse: encourage people to be skeptical. Could just say no to everything, don't impress friends and relatives. As an ordinary voter, don't affect anything, but can look with-it. Leaves us with ourselves. How important is our own honesty to us? If others out there who care about honesty, where are they and how can we get together or work together? Which is the least Quixotic strategy? Self-referential. Prediction markets versus people becoming skeptical of empirical studies? By definition, all theories are simplistic. Where does it kick in? 1000 people, whole town? Changing hearts and minds is inherently Quixotic.

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Input: [Time] 1:07:43

Output: What should we teach our students as economists? Teach anything that is true but is contrary to anything they've ever heard or can read in the newspapers. Show how wrong they can be. Show people who take that lesson to heart too far. Both sides. What should we teach our graduate students? Profession rewards dazzling theoretical brilliance and empirical work. Average graduate students if very tooled up in statistical techniques and profits from using them. Graduate student has to go native, assimilate culture. Mature academic realizes academia might be right place for me but not heaven. Ordinary human skepticism, hard to do as a newbie, or as an oldie. More curmudgeonly with age, world has limits. Easy if we make this the topic of conversation, easy to grant the points, but on something specific, whole conversation fades into the distance, abstract theorizing fades. Suddenly relevant. Should someone keep it in one's mind? Split personality. Fully human, corrected person who stands back and says how right could you be? Is that the right way to be? "My guest today has sort-of been Robin Hanson." On the couch.

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Input: [1] 16 x 7.5-8, 4-ply Turf Master® [Equipment]

Output: Drive Tires

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] Allows unit movement without engine running. [Equipment]

Output: Drive Wheel Release

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] Operator Presence Controls (OPC). Operator must have speed control lever in neutral and blades disengaged to leave operator’s position without stopping engine [Equipment]

Output: Safety Package

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] .38" thick caster yoke arms [Equipment]

Output: Casters

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] Hydro drive with Enhanced Control System (ECS), forward/reverse, left/right or zero-turn. [Equipment]

Output: Steering Control

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] 9 x 3.5-4, smooth-tread, semi-pneumatic. [Equipment]

Output: Front Caster Tires

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] Lever-actuated mechanical compression. [Equipment]

Output: Parking Brake

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] 12-volt battery with 15-amp alternator. [Equipment]

Output: Electrical

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] No [Equipment]

Output: Cup Holder

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] 59.5in. (151.1 cm) [Equipment]

Output: Width

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] 73.7 in. (187.2 cm) [Equipment]

Output: Length

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [1] 42.0 in. (106.7 cm) [Equipment]

Output: Height

Walk-Behind Mowers - Turf Tracer S-Series | Exmark


Input: [Start] 6:36pm [Artist] Sons and Daughters [Track] Awkward Duet [Label] Ba Da Bing [Album]

Output: Love the Cup

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:37pm [Artist] The Battle of Land and Sea [Track] Saltwater Queen [Label] notenuf [Album]

Output: The Battle of Land and Sea

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:42pm [Artist] Work of Saws [Track] Moth Swarm [Label] Thick Furniture [Album]

Output: Motivation and Watertower Grammar

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:42pm [Artist] Glovebox [Track] Too Lips [Label] HAC [Album]

Output: Umbrella

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:47pm [Artist] Heathers [Track] Remember When [New] N [Album]

Output: Music from Ireland

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:49pm [Artist] A Sunny Day in Glasgow [Track] Laughter (Victims) [Label] s/p [Album]

Output: The Sunniest Day Ever EP

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:54pm [Artist] Sundays and Cybele [Track] #1 [Label] Gyuune Cassette [New] N [Album]

Output: Sundays and Cybele

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 6:56pm [Artist] The Minutes [Track] Ukraine [New] N [Album]

Output: Music From Ireland

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:00pm [Artist] Gravenhurst [Track] Flowers in Her Hair [Label] Warp Records [Album]

Output: Black Holes in the Sand

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:07pm [Artist] Folksongs for the Afterlife [Track] lockaway [Label] A Hidden Agenda Records [Album]

Output: Put Danger Back in Your Life

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:08pm [Artist] Vampire Hands [Track] Cool Bath [Label] Freedom From [Album]

Output: Virgin Dust American Lips

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:15pm [Artist] All the Saints [Track] Leeds [Album]

Output: Fire on Corridor X

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:17pm [Artist] Augie March [Track] Little Wonder [Album]

Output: Strange Bird

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:23pm [Artist] The Botticellis [Track] Stay with My Brother [Album]

Output: Old Home Movies

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:25pm [Artist] Deerhunter [Track] Nothing Ever Happened [Album]

Output: Microcastle Disc 1

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:33pm [Artist] Mock Orange [Track] Make Friends [Label] SilverThree [Album]

Output: Mind is Not Brain

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:36pm [Artist] Nathan Michel [Track] A to B [Label] ski-pp [Album]

Output: The Beast

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:41pm [Artist] The Wowz [Track] Twist in the End [Label] RiYL Records [Album]

Output: Long Grain Rights

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM


Input: [Start] 7:46pm [Artist] Dr. Dog [Track] Keep A Friend [Album]

Output: We All Belong

Playlist - WNUR 89.3 FM » Rock » Thursday, October 1st, 2009 6:30PM - 9:00PM