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Funny stuff and minor distractions

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One funny page version I found

How to make a redirect

To Do:

 * Add sources to Springfield, Oregon
 * https://www.jstor.org/stable/20615822
 * Add sources to Kalapuya
 * Improve Sta tue of Montuemhat (Mentuemhet) Egyptian Museum, JE 336933 (CG 42236) draft.
 * Add Springfield General Hospital
 * Incorporate into Kesey Square.
 * Expand Amazon Family Housing Complex https://library.uoregon.edu/architecture/oregon/amazon
 * Add sources to Dancing plague of 1518
 * Add sources to The Golem: How He Came into the World
 * Add further reading to Jacob Clearwater House
 * Develop article on Hayden Bridge & the Southern Pacific Transportation Company
 * Add https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.18574/9781479863914-008/html
 * Add search results from CG 42236
 * Update List of archaeologists with Carlos J. Gradin
 * Add image of Kelly Butte
 * Add image of Kelly Butte

Test edits




https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/17/podcasts/the-daily/afghanistan-taliban-joe-biden-kabul.html
 * David E. Sanger, a New York Times correspondent, analyzed the decision to leave Afghanistan by Joe Biden, and consequently the manner of the fall of Kabul, as the result of four basic assumptions, or miscalculations: that there was enough time before the Afghan government collapsed for the US to withdraw, that the Afghan forces had "the same drive" to win as the Taliban did, that there was "a well-planned system for evacuating the embassy" and Afghans who had helped the US and their families, and that if the Taliban made it to Kabul, that there would be a "bloody block-by-block civil war" taking place in its streets.
 * David E. Sanger, a New York Times correspondent, analyzed the decision to leave Afghanistan by Joe Biden, and consequently the manner of the fall of Kabul, as the result of four basic assumptions, or miscalculations: that there was enough time before the Afghan government collapsed for the US to withdraw, that the Afghan forces had "the same drive" to win as the Taliban did, that there was "a well-planned system for evacuating the embassy" and Afghans who had helped the US and their families, and that if the Taliban made it to Kabul, that there would be a "bloody block-by-block civil war" taking place in its streets.
 * David E. Sanger, a New York Times correspondent, analyzed the decision to leave Afghanistan by Joe Biden, and consequently the manner of the fall of Kabul, as the result of four basic assumptions, or miscalculations: that there was enough time before the Afghan government collapsed for the US to withdraw, that the Afghan forces had "the same drive" to win as the Taliban did, that there was "a well-planned system for evacuating the embassy" and Afghans who had helped the US and their families, and that if the Taliban made it to Kabul, that there would be a "bloody block-by-block civil war" taking place in its streets.
 * David E. Sanger, a New York Times correspondent, analyzed the decision to leave Afghanistan by Joe Biden, and consequently the manner of the fall of Kabul, as the result of four basic assumptions, or miscalculations: that there was enough time before the Afghan government collapsed for the US to withdraw, that the Afghan forces had "the same drive" to win as the Taliban did, that there was "a well-planned system for evacuating the embassy" and Afghans who had helped the US and their families, and that if the Taliban made it to Kabul, that there would be a "bloody block-by-block civil war" taking place in its streets.
 * David E. Sanger, a New York Times correspondent, analyzed the decision to leave Afghanistan by Joe Biden, and consequently the manner of the fall of Kabul, as the result of four basic assumptions, or miscalculations: that there was enough time before the Afghan government collapsed for the US to withdraw, that the Afghan forces had "the same drive" to win as the Taliban did, that there was "a well-planned system for evacuating the embassy" and Afghans who had helped the US and their families, and that if the Taliban made it to Kabul, that there would be a "bloody block-by-block civil war" taking place in its streets.
 * David E. Sanger, a New York Times correspondent, analyzed the decision to leave Afghanistan by Joe Biden, and consequently the manner of the fall of Kabul, as the result of four basic assumptions, or miscalculations: that there was enough time before the Afghan government collapsed for the US to withdraw, that the Afghan forces had "the same drive" to win as the Taliban did, that there was "a well-planned system for evacuating the embassy" and Afghans who had helped the US and their families, and that if the Taliban made it to Kabul, that there would be a "bloody block-by-block civil war" taking place in its streets.

Sugar

 * In the process of whitening crystalizing sugar, the traditionally used charred animal bones were commonly substituted for the bones of dead slaves.
 * In the process of whitening crystalizing sugar, the traditionally used charred animal bones were commonly substituted for the bones of dead slaves.

Hayden Bridge (Springfield)
Mile Post 649.50 Southern Pacific Transportation Company
 * https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/or0289/
 * https://www.registerguard.com/news/20190312/bridge-for-ages
 * https://nbc16.com/news/local/hayden-bridge-renovations-bring-a-piece-of-history-back-into-the-spotlight
 * https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2016/12/27/group-aims-preserve-134-year-old-springfield-bridge/95871920/
 * https://www.kezi.com/content/news/Volunteers-work-to-preserve-historic-Springfield-bridge-496365921.html
 * File:Perspective view from southwest - Hayden Bridge, Spanning McKenzie River at Southern Pacific Railroad (moved from Springfield, Lake County, OR), Springfield, Lane County, OR HAER ORE,20-SPRIF,2-2.tif
 * https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2016/12/27/group-aims-preserve-134-year-old-springfield-bridge/95871920/
 * https://www.kezi.com/content/news/Volunteers-work-to-preserve-historic-Springfield-bridge-496365921.html
 * File:Perspective view from southwest - Hayden Bridge, Spanning McKenzie River at Southern Pacific Railroad (moved from Springfield, Lake County, OR), Springfield, Lane County, OR HAER ORE,20-SPRIF,2-2.tif
 * File:Perspective view from southwest - Hayden Bridge, Spanning McKenzie River at Southern Pacific Railroad (moved from Springfield, Lake County, OR), Springfield, Lane County, OR HAER ORE,20-SPRIF,2-2.tif
 * File:Perspective view from southwest - Hayden Bridge, Spanning McKenzie River at Southern Pacific Railroad (moved from Springfield, Lake County, OR), Springfield, Lane County, OR HAER ORE,20-SPRIF,2-2.tif
 * https://www.oregon.gov/odot/Bridge/Documents/Historic-HWY-Bridges-OR.pdf#page=26 page 26
 * https://wx4.org/to/foam/sp/maps/zukasETT/1950-08-13Portland_SI_2-TimZukas.pdf Page 9
 * https://wx4.org/to/foam/sp/maps/zukasETT/1965-10-31SP_Oregon_SI_2-TimZukas.pdf Page 6
 * https://wx4.org/to/foam/sp/maps/zukasETT/1941-05-11SP_Portland134.pdf
 * http://wx4.org/to/foam/sp/maps/zukasETT/1965-10-31SP_Oregon_SI_2-TimZukas.pdf
 * http://wx4.org/to/foam/sp/maps/zukasETT/1941-05-11SP_Portland134.pdf
 * https://catalog.archives.gov/id/77849869

Planned Sources

 * A Companion to Ancient Egyptian Art.
 * 10.1002/9781118325070.fmatter&ved=2ahUKEwjoyefn_7rxAhUXqJ4KHXVkAZoQFjAAegQIBRAC&usg=AOvVaw1a6fLnzoqZbh4E0eeqQ4H4&cshid=1624906416028

Planned Sources

 * https://d1wqtxts1xzle7.cloudfront.net/36368489/Wainwright_1995_CCI_Newsletter_Conservation_Recording_Rock_Art_Argentina.pdf?1421978349=&resp onse-content-disposition=inline%3B+filename%3DConservation_and_recording_of_rock_art_i.pdf&Expires=1617412265&Signature=CixddbzQfUmQqlY7KA~OIYdR4mQ9ShWJI-e3BedHCnEuuZQq80zK5L70UwEUMq~lPUvStIFMtpBGji8O~spKvOVJRtwuvSu9~GeKRQseTfGq78IpoCg1P-LyedSgCXpUZt4408Q92C~nnOFfDhc3sPchenCgSAsfTVFtPAbj7Zf2TglIHwfIZSPXDUHj5mryjKdXk9nN579xp3sdSEn82yjPiIR-J9Ft73eSB6mXls4A-f3bYTkb0HDYdAQrR-HSKGKSpOUSzsMm6jO3BmgBjHbRdXc29tWEmerJic0oMBwxtS2SY5YbBLJjlsKjG8o0D6I-cE~QRsXY7qmAi61H0w__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAJLOHF5GGSLRBV4ZA
 * ProQuest Ebook central "Cueva de las Manos" for more books
 * Tang, Jin Bo. (2015) "The Hand in Art:“Hands” in the Artwork of Patagonia". Journal of Hand Surgery 40 (4): 806–808.
 * Advances in the Archaeology of the Pampa and Patagonia by Luis Abel Orquera I
 * http://whc.unesco.org/documents/publi_wh_papers_13_en.pdf — World Heritage papers 13: 22–24 May 2003
 * What Is Paleolithic Art? Chapter Two: Encountering Multiple Realities on Other Continents
 * Encyclopedia of global archaeology (Springer)
 * (Not reliable source, but good for references)
 * —for information already contained but that could use more backup. Also for criticism.
 * https://fnartes.gob.ar/novedades/cueva-de-las-manos-un-viaje-para-reencontrarse-con-los-antiguos-pobladores-patagonicos
 * (Not reliable source, but good for references)
 * —for information already contained but that could use more backup. Also for criticism.
 * https://fnartes.gob.ar/novedades/cueva-de-las-manos-un-viaje-para-reencontrarse-con-los-antiguos-pobladores-patagonicos
 * —for information already contained but that could use more backup. Also for criticism.
 * https://fnartes.gob.ar/novedades/cueva-de-las-manos-un-viaje-para-reencontrarse-con-los-antiguos-pobladores-patagonicos
 * https://fnartes.gob.ar/novedades/cueva-de-las-manos-un-viaje-para-reencontrarse-con-los-antiguos-pobladores-patagonicos
 * https://fnartes.gob.ar/novedades/cueva-de-las-manos-un-viaje-para-reencontrarse-con-los-antiguos-pobladores-patagonicos

Other

 * Elucidate on final sentence
 * Request help from volunteers from Peer Review
 * Help with GA Nomination
 * Add portal to see also section
 * Wait for other users to contribute (please help)
 * Request help with Further Reading
 * Nominate for DYK after approval for GA status
 * and maintaining the humidity of the valley.
 * Check ProQuest from Wiki Library

Planned Sources

 * Springfield Celebrates 125 Years
 * Springfield HISTORIC CONTEXT STATEMENT
 * Springfield Mill Race Oral History Project
 * Springfield Museum Timeline



Planned Sources:

 * https://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/kalapuyan_peoples/#.YGojE-lKi3I

Planned Sources:

 * The Golem Cult of 1921 New York: Between Redemption and Expulsion

Civil service reform in the United States
US civil service reform under George Bush: https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.840.446&rep=rep1&type=pdf

George W. Bush administration efforts
The 2001 September 11 attacks gave George W. Bush the political support needed in order to launch civil service reforms in US agencies related to national security. At first these efforts primarily targeted the then-new Department of Homeland Security (DHS), but the Department of Defense (DOD) also received large reform efforts. According to Kellough, Nigro, and Brewer, such attempts included "restrictions on collective bargaining, such as the authority given to departmental secretaries (and, in the case of the DOD, other high-level officials as well) unilaterally to [repeal] negotiated agreements and the limitations imposed on employee rights in adverse actions." However, ultimately the efforts at civil service reform were undone. The DHS announced on 1 October, 2008 that it was abandoning the new civil service system and returning to the previous one.

Brooklyn Bridge
"To sink the foundation in the riverbed, laborers tunneled through the mud and worked in boxes that were open at the bottom and pressurized to keep the water out. A scrawny sixteen-year-old from Ireland, Frank Harris, remembered the fearful experience of going to work on the bridge a few days after landing in America:" "The six of us were working naked to the waist in the small iron chamber with the temperature of about 80 degrees Fahrenheit: In five minutes the sweat was pouring from us, and all the while we were standing in icy water that was only kept from rising by the terrific pressure. No wonder the headaches were blinding."

Alva Vanderbilt

 * Ostentatious displays of wealth
 * Sister in law dressed as the lightbulb
 * Built a palace on 5th avenue and 52nd Street
 * She gained constant press for her wealth

Francis Willard
In 1892 she took part in the St. Louis convention during the formation of the People's (or Populist) Party. The convention was brought a set of principles that was drafted in Chicago, Illinois, by her and twenty-eight of the United States' leading reformers, whom had assembled at her invitation. However, the new party refused to endorse women's suffrage or temperance because it wanted to focus on economic issues.