New Hampshire Fisher Cat
New Hampshire Folklife - Folklife in New Hampshire - 1999 Smithsonian Folklife Festival
The presenting sponsor was Bell Atlantic (Verizon). Other major sponsors included Fleet Bank NH; Healthsource NH, A CIGNA Healthcare Company; Public Service of New Hampshire; Sanders, A Lockeed Martin Company; Tyco International Ltd.; Fidelity Investments; Fisher Scientific International Inc.; The Recording Industries Music Performance Trust Funds, and the New Hampshire National Guard. ... The annual two-week (10-day) festival is held late June through the July 4th weekend on the National Mall in Washington DC, which is located in the center of the Smithsonian Museum complex stretching between the US capitol building and the Washington monument. Over 1 million visitors come through the festival-representing people from all walks of life, cultural backgrounds, and parts of the world. ... [Read More]
Visit NH - Calendar
The New London Garden Club presents the 39th Annual Antiques Show & Sale. Catch an early glimpse of the offerings by arriving between 8-9 a.m. The show will feature nearly 100 select New England antique dealers. Plants and flowers will also be on sale. Proceeds from the sale are used to support University of New Hampshire scholarship programs and civic beautification projects. ... The New London Garden Club's annual event, featuring select New England dealers. Plants and flowers for sale; lunch available. Proceeds support University of New Hampshire scholarship programs and civic beautification projects. ... [Read More]
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Mammals List of Massachusetts
Unlike birds, mammals have received comparatively scant attention in Massachusetts. Except for those of sporting or economic interest and a few highly adaptable species such as the gray squirrel, most mammals were traditionally ignored or overlooked. Misconceptions and difficulties in identification have contributed to a general lack of interest, but a growing environmental awareness has awakened a new realization of the diversity, abundance, and values of the state's mammalian fauna. This list is intended to broaden that awareness. Keep in mind that many species are nocturnal, reclusive, or localized in distribution. Specific identification may also require the examination of teeth or other characters which are difficult to observe. Those species appearing on the current list of Endangered, Threatened, and Special Concern species in Massachusetts are indicated with an asterisk (*) . More on List History and Bibliography follows the species listing. ... [Read More]
"ONE BOOK" READING PROMOTION PROJECTS (Center for the Book: Library of Congress)
Concord Reads Committee, Concord-Carlisle Community Education and others phone: (978)031-814 ... 2003 - Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde ... 2005 - The Eagle Catcher by Margaret Coel Vail ... [Read More]
LETTERS ABOUT LITERATURE 2004 - STATE WINNERS (Center for the Book: Library of Congress)
Hannah Catabia, Providence,to Erich Maria Remarque, AllQuiet on the Western Front ... D. Salinger, The Catcher in ... Salinger, The Catcher in the ... [Read More]
World Catalogue References - A
Arnett, R. H. 1960. The Beetles of the United States.Catholic University Press, Washington, D. C. 1112 pp. ... Anonymous. 1985. Insects of eastern forests. United StatesDepartment of Agriculture, Miscellaneous Publications No. 1426:1-608. ... Abeille de Perrin, E. 1869c. Communication. Annales dela Société Entomologique de France, Bulletin (4) 9:liii-liv. ... [Read More]
Milford Conservation Plan: Chap.2
The County Forester identifies three primary management objectives to maintain and improve the current use of its forests: Maintain the vast majority of the property as open space for forestry, recreational, wildlife and educational purposes. Allow for the development of additional recreational opportunities located in environmentally appropriate areas, as they are needed. Conduct environmentally sound, long term multiple-use management practices which over time will upgrade the quality and health of the timber resource, improve access for recreational and educational opportunities, as well as protect and improve wildlife habitat. Milford can take several specific actions to protect existing forest lands and provide for their public use: (1) blaze and paint all Town Forest property lines that are not defined by stone walls or barbed wire fences to facilitate identification of forest properties and guard against timber trespass; (2) maintain and improve timber stock by reseeding, thin ... [Read More]
Based on preliminary field examination, the core is divided into four lithologic units that are defined primarily by theirgrain size, color, and composition (fig. 3). Unit 1, from the surface to an 18-ft (5.5-m) depth, consists of post-Santa FeGroup surficial sand and gravel, which contains moderately sorted fine sand in the upper part and fine to medium sand withscattered coarse sand beds, pebbles and cobbles, and gravel beds in the lower part. These late Quaternary deposits includeeolian sand, mixed eolian and alluvial sand, and alluvial deposits that unconformably overlie the Santa Fe Group in theminor tributary valley. Interbedded sand and gravel of this unit are exposed in shallow arroyo channels south of the drillsite. Unit 2, 18 to 80 ft (5.5 to 24.4 m) in depth, consists of interbedded yellowish-brown (10YR5/4) sand beds that are fineto coarse and moderately well sorted, and beds of framework gravel. The proportion of gravel beds increases and the size ofgravel clasts coarsens ... [Read More]
Rabies Postexposure Prophylaxis Survey--Kentucky, 1994
Guidelines for determining exposures that warrant PEP exist ( 6,7 ). Ideally, any animal involved in a human exposure should be confined and observed or tested for rabies, whichever is appropriate. It is understandable that most of the wild animals might have escaped and not be available for testing. However, the large proportion of domestic animals unavailable for testing indicates inappropriate handling of the incident or a breach of existing laws ( 5-7 ). ... In May 1995, the 1994 invoices of the Kentucky Department for Health Services, Vaccine Depot, were reviewed to determine which local health departments received 1.0 ml doses of human diploid cell vaccine for PEP. (Local health departments used 1.0 ml human diploid cell vaccine for PEP only, and 0.1 ml human diploid cell vaccine intradermally for all rabies preexposure prophylaxis). Data from two large health departments that acquired their vaccine directly from the manufacturer rather than from the Vaccine Depot were included in the survey. In June 1995, local health departments that had administered at least one PEP during 1994 were asked to review the records of patients receiving PEP. Information (patient's age and sex, the number of doses of human diploid cell vaccine, whether human rabies immune globulin was administered, exposure information, and method of payment for the treatment) collected on each patient was recorded on a standardized form by the same telephone surveyor duri ... [Read More]
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