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Hannah Rosenbaum

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Little Birds

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renggas hardwood

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renggas renggas is an Asian hardwood

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10chan (10thdayChan)

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10chan

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The unknown chan. More about this website is needed.

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Islam Channel TV

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Islam Channel is a UK based television station broadcasting on satellite and the Internet.

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Ivor Bergmans

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Ivor Bergmans is the owner of a famous mac donalds in amsterdam, . He also broke the world record of eating the most hamburgers (235 hamburgers) in 2 hours. Ivor likes to put mayo and ketchup on his hamburger and also likes it with cheese on it.


Maria Longo

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List of shipwrecks in 2008

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The list of shipwrecks in 2008 includes all ships sunk, foundered, grounded, or otherwise lost during 2008.

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Greek cargo Ice Prince sank in the English Channel near Devon. It was carrying more than 5000t of Timber to Alexandria. All the crew members were rescue.

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Jaswinder Singh ghazal singer

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Gayvin Mitchell

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Martin Shankleman

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Martin Shankleman is a business correspondent for the BBC. His latest work includes a report into Domino's Pizza staff members. He regularly submits articles to the BBC News website, and is listed on Journa-list.

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Martin enjoyed a successful tenure working as the business presenter with Johnnie Walker on Radio 2 in the drivetime slot (1700-1900). The duo were so popular that the feature was nominated for a Sony Radio Academy Award in 2004. Martin also presents the business news on BBC Radio 4, and still occasionally contributes stories within the hourly news on Radio 2.

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BBC NEWS: "Domino's Staff Claim Exploitation" by Martin Shankleman http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7017152.stm

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Denny Tsettos

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Denny Tsettos (born in Athens, Greece) is a DJ, producer and remixer. He currently mixes on a mix show "Abducted", every Tuesday at midnight EST on Sirius Satellite Radio.

Tsettos was born in Athens, Greece and later moved to New Jersey, where he mostly grew up. He started DJing at age 16 while in high school and college but did it for fun. He later made a career out of it, after mixing for local clubs in his hometown of New Jersey and has a tradition every weekend in the summertime when he DJs at the legendary club Temptations in Seaside Heights, New Jersey. Since his DJ skills are incredible it has sent him across the globe spinning at nightclubs in Tokyo, Osaka, Sao Paulo, Bogota, Santo Domingo, San Juan, Cancun, Las Vegas, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinatti, Philadelphia, Boston, Providence, and several times at the world famous Club Space in Miami then New York's globally recognized nightclubs Crobar, Limelight, Twilo, and the Sound Factory and has held residencies at Carbon, World and Exit, where his 12-hour marathon sets became the weekend soundtrack to 5,000 tri-state clubbers.

Denny took his skills a step further, being a record label executive when he was in charge of A/R and Promotional Direction for Metropolitan Records (1998-2000). After Metropolitan, Denny launched his own record label, Metro Underground, afterthat, he was in charge of National Radio Promotions and later was in charge of the top dance label in the country at the time Strictly Rhythm/Groovilicious (2000-2003). He later maintained a former longest running and popular radio mix show, "The Sanctuary", which aired late Saturday night from 3-5a.m. on WKTU in New York.

In March 2006 he was invited to participate at the first ever Global Gathering held in the United States. He played alongside the talents of Deep Dish, Roger Sanchez, Steve Lawler and Murk.

Denny's remixes of Georgie Porgie's "I Believe" and Jennifer Green's "How Can I Be Falling" charted #1 on Billboard Club Chart in January 2007 and April 2005. His list of remix clientele include Justin Timberlake, Brandy, NSYNC, The Corrs, and many more. Along with his extensive remix work, Denny Tsettos has seven commercially released dance compilations.

Discography

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Albums

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  • Welcome to the Underground: A Journey Into the Progressive Sounds of New York (1999)
  • Welcome to the Underground, Vol. 2 (2000)
  • The Beat of America, Vol. 1 (2000)
  • Live at Temptations: Summer '04 (2004)
  • Club Anthems, Vol. 1 (2004)
  • Club Essentials (2006)
  • Club Essentials, Vol. 2 (2007)

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The Latin Rascals

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The Latin Rascals was a remix and production team that consists of producers/DJ's Albert Cabrera and Tony Moran. They got their start as movers and shakers on the budding early-80s New York City club scene, hosting an influential continuous-mix show on local dance radio. The duo went on to mastermind a number of Latin freestyle dance tracks, including work for TKA, The Cover Girls and many more.

In 1999, Mixmasters, Vol. 1 was released, featuring reworkings of various Latin Rascals mixes by an array of well known DJs.

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Andrew R Hughes

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ANSI escape codes

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DJ Kazzanova

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  1. REDIRECT WCAA

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"DJ & music director for WCAA"

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Distinguished alumni of Trinity College

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AMBASSADORS & INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVANTS

  • Jayantha Dhanapala - UN Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs, former Ambassador to the United States, and Sri Lanka's candidate for the post of UN Secretary General in 2006.
  • M.V.Muhsin - Vice President and CIO (Chief Information Officer) of the World Bank (Retired Nov 1 2005)
  • Sir Velupillai Coomaraswamy CMG - Former Ceylonese High Commissioner to Canada and Senior Civil Servant
  • Nihal Rodrigo - Former Foreign Secretary of Sri Lanka & Secretary-General of SAARC, Prominent Sri Lankan Civil Servant and Diplomat (Sri Lanka's Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva and Ambassador to the USA.
  • Chandra Monerawela - Former Chief of Protocol (Sri Lanka) and High Commissioner to the UK
  • Fredrick E.de Silva - Former Ambassador to France, Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya, MP, Mayor and Barrister
  • R.A. Kannangara - Former Ambassador to Italy
  • N.Q. Dias - Former High Commissioner to India
  • K. Kanagasunderam - Former High Commissioner to Malaysia

ARTISTS

CABINET MINISTERS & PROMINENT LEGISLATORS

CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY & COMMERCE

  • Cecil Balmond - Chairman of Arup (Europe) and winner of some of the world's most prestigious prizes in architecture and design engineering
  • Rajiv De Silva - President, Novartis Vaccines USA, Novartis Vaccines & Diagnostics, Inc., former Partner, McKinsey & Co., Management Consultancy
  • Chandra Wijenaike - Founder Director of Hatton National Bank, Chairman of Central Finance, and Deputy Chairman of Nations Trust Bank; all leading blue-chip companies in Sri Lanka
  • Stanley Jayawardena - Former Chairman of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka
  • Susantha Ratnayake - Chairman of John Keells Holdings, Sri Lanka's largest conglomerate.
  • Nahil Wijesuriya - Entrepreneur, and Chairman of the East West Group, Sri Lanka
  • James S. Mather- Deputy Chairman and former CEO of Commercial Bank of Ceylon Ltd, and former partner of Ernst & Young.
  • Duminda Hulangamuwa - Partner, Ernst & Young & Member of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.
  • Mani Kulasooriya - Co-Founder and Managing Partner at MonVia LLC .
  • Chulantha N. De Silva - Vice President, Citi Group of Companies, New York City, New York, USA (Parent Company of the worlds largest bank, Citibank)

CHIEFS OF THE DEFENCE SERVICES

SENIOR CIVIL SERVANTS & HEADS OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

JUDGES & SENIOR COUNSEL

MAYORS

PRELATES

ROYALTY

SCHOOL HEADMASTERS AND PRINCIPALS

NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND SENIOR INTERNATIONAL JOURNALISTS

  • Ajith Samaranayake - Editor of the Ceylon Observer, the oldest English language newspaper in Sri Lanka, & Editor-in-chief of the Lake House Group
  • Bandula Jayasekara - Editor in chief of the Daily News
  • Ruwan Godage - Features Editor of the Daily News
  • Arjuna Ranawana - Sri Lankan Journalist (former Asiaweek Staff Correspondent)
  • C. Drieberg - Former Editor of the Ceylon Observer
  • H.A.J. Hulugalle - Former Editor of the Ceylon Daily News, Author, Ambassador to Italy & Greece and former Head of Ceylon Information Department.
  • A. E. Moreira - Former Editor of the Times of Ceylon
  • R.B. Tammita - Former Editor of the Times of Ceylon
  • C.J. Staples - Former Editor of the Ceylon Independent

SPORTSMEN AND SPORTS ADMINISTRATORS (International)

SENIOR ACADEMICS

  • Dr. George Rajanayagam Handy OBE- Eminent Sri Lankan cardiologist, Founder President of the Sri Lanka Heart Association, and President of the Sri Lanka Medical Association.
  • Prof. Derek Frewin AO - Former Executive Dean of the University of Adelaide's School of Medicine, Australia
  • Prof. Arjuna Aluvihare - Former Professor of Surgery and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya
  • Dr. David Ratnavale- Former Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Eastern Virginia Medical School, USA; Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association; and former Chairman of the Human Disaster Management Council, Sri Lanka.
  • Prof. Jayendran C. Rasaiah- Professor of Chemistry at the University of Maine, USA, and Fellow of the American Physical Society.
  • Prof. Ralph Panabokke - Former Professor of Pathology and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya
  • Dr. C.Y.Ching- Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, McMaster University. Hamilton Ontario, Canada and former Trinity Rugby Lion.
  • Dr Gishan Dissanaike - Financial Economist and Senior Don at Cambridge University and former Ryde Gold medalist at Trinity College Kandy.
  • Prof. Naren Chitty - Foundation Chair in International Communication, Head of the Macquarie University Department of International Communication, and Deputy Dean, Division of Society, Culture, Media & Philosophy, Macquarie University, Australia.
  • Prof. Seneka Bibile - Former Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and founder of the State Pharmaceuticals Corporation
  • Prof. C.B. Dissanayake - Professor of Geology, University of Peradeniya, and former Director of the Institute of Fundamental Studies, Sri Lanka
  • Prof.W.R. Breckenridge - Professor of Zoology at the University of Peradeniya and later Principal of Trinity College, Kandy
  • Prof.Wimal Dissanayake - Honorary Associate Professor of Comparative Literature, University of Hong Kong
  • Prof.Lakshman Kannangara - Former Professor of Physics, University of Colombo
  • Prof.U.R. Sangakkara - Senior Professor, University of Peradeniya
  • Prof.S. Walter Perera - Professor of English, University of Peradeniya
  • Prof.S.B. Dissanayake - Former Professor of Dentistry, University of Peradeniya
  • Prof.Malik Ranasinghe - Vice Chancellor of Moratuwa University, Professor and Former Dean, Faculty of Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
  • Prof.Kemal Ismail Deen - Professor of Surgery, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka and former Trinity Rugby Lion
  • Prof.A.L.T. Perera- Professor of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof.K. Bambaradeniya- Former Professor of Dentistry, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof.S.B. Ellepola- Former Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya
  • Dr Chelva Kanaganayagam- Professor, Department of English; Director, Centre for South Asian Studies, University of Toronto
  • Prof.Cyril Bogahawatte- Professor of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
  • Prof.J.L.C. Rodrigo CMG - Formerly Professor of Western Classical Culture, University of Ceylon, Peradeniya, and Barrister.
  • Prof. Sivali Ranawana - Professor of Livestock & Avian Sciences, University of Wayamba, Makandura and Former Director General of Animal Production & Health.
  • Prof. Basil Seneviratne- Former Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Queensland, Australia, and Director of Medicine at the Greenslopes Hospital, Australia's largest private hospital.
  • Dr Sarath Illangantilake- Formerly Professor of Agricultural Engineering at the University of Peradeniya, and currently Regional Programme Leader at the CIP (International Potato Centre), South West Asia.
  • Prof. J.T. Labrooy - Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Adelaide; formerly Professor of Medicine at James Cook University; and Vice President of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine.
  • Prof. W.M.G. Fernando - Formerly Professor of Engineering, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
  • Prof. Lareef Zubair - Senior Lecturer, Environmental Engineering University of Peradeniya Sri Lanka. Fellow of IFS Sri Lanka. Associate Research Scientist Climate Adaptation University of Columbia.
  • Prof. Gamini Weerasekera-Former Engineering Program head Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE and Former Electronics Program Coordinator, University of Louisiana, Advisor to the Government of Sri Lanka.

OTHER PROMINENT ALUMNI


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Kevin Dunion, Scottish Information Commissioner.

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Kevin Dunion is the first, and current Scottish Information Commissioner. The principal enabling legislation is the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. Kevin, is a public official appointed by Her Majesty The Queen on the nomination of the Scottish Parliament. He is responsible for enforcing and promoting Scotland's freedom of information laws. His office employs 24 staff and is based at:-

Scottish Information Commissioner, Kinburn Castle, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9DS

Telephone: 01334 464610 Fax: 01334 464611 e-mail: enquiries@itspublicknowledge.info

The Scottish Information Commissioner's website is at:-

http://www.itspublicknowledge.info/home/ScottishInformationCommissioner.asp

Kevin Dunion was appointed as the first Scottish Information Commissioner in February 2003, and remains Scottish Information Commissioner until 2008 when it may be renewed for a further 5 years.

The Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (often known as "FOISA"), came into full force on 1st January 2005 and has exceeded the 400 decision mark in respect of Appeals under FOISA.

Before becoming the Scottish Information Commissioner, Kevin Dunion was for many years a notable proponent for freedom of information, and gave evidence to the Justice Committee scrutinising the passage of the Bill through the Scottish Parliament.

Kevin Dunion was born in December 1955 in Bridge of Allan, and brought up in Alloa and Glenrothes. He was educated at the University of St Andrews (MA (Hons) Modern History 1978) and at the University of Edinburgh (MSc (Dist) African Studies 1991).

Following spells in the civil service and university administration, Kevin Dunion joined Oxfam as Campaigns Manager and then took up the post of Chief Executive of Friends of the Earth Scotland. From 1996 to 2000 he also served as Chairman of Friends of the Earth International, heading delegations to the United Nations and European Commission. It was for this role that he was awarded an OBE in 2000.

Prior to becoming Scotland's Information Commissioner, Kevin Dunion wrote the book "Troublemakers" - The Struggle For Environmental Justice In Scotland.

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http://www.itspublicknowledge.info/home/AboutSIC/AboutCommissioner.asp http://www.freedomofinformation.co.uk/content/view/45/ http://www.booksfromscotland.com/Features/Reading-Guides/Environment http://www.opsi.gov.uk/legislation/scotland/acts2002/asp_20020013_en_1


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Don S.S. Goodloe

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Rev. Don Speed Smith Goodloe was born in Lowell, Kentucky in 1878, and first attended a segregated normal school for the training of black teachers–Knoxville College in Knoxville, Tennessee. Here he met his future wife, Fannie Carey, of Knoxville, who graduated from the college. Knoxville, founded in 1875 as a normal school for training of black teachers, was designated a college in 1877. It offered classics, science, theology, agriculture, industrial arts, and medicine, as well as industrial training on the model of Hampton Institute, Booker T. Washington’s Tuskegee Institute, and later, Bowie Normal School. Students at Knoxville cut timber and helped construct most buildings on campus and made a million bricks.

After studying at Knoxville, and until 1899, Goodloe attended Berea College, a racially integrated school in Berea, Kentucky. This college was founded in 1855 by Presbyterian abolitionist John G. Fee who believed that God has made of one blood all peoples of the earth. The school claims to have been the only racially integrated college in the South up until 1904, when Kentucky passed a law that required all its schools to be segregated.

Goodloe and Fannie were married in Knoxville in June, 1899, and moved to Greenville, Tennessee, near Nashville, where Goodloe began his career as a teacher and principal at Greenville College, a black normal school. The Goodloes remained in Greenville from 1899 until 1903, and started their family there. Fannie gave birth to sons Don B. and Wallis.

In 1904, they moved to Meadville, Pennsylvania, for Goodloe to complete his Bachelor of Arts degree at Allegheny College. He was also attracted to the Unitarian seminary there, Meadville Theological School, which was founded in 1844, and later became Meadville / Lombard Theological School in Chicago, which is affiliated with the University of Chicago and the Unitarian Universalist Association. In Meadville, with two boys, and Fannie pregnant with their third child, Carey. Goodloe was quick to find work to help support them. Then he enrolled at both Allegheny College and Meadville Theological School.

Goodloe was the second black enrolled in Meadville, and the first to graduate from the school. Others followed, and Goodloe can be said to have integrated the school. Although he did not encounter the angry resistance of George Wallace standing in the schoolhouse doorway, he likely encountered racial prejudice from some students and faculty. He was, in the words of Unitarian Universalist minister, the Reverend Mark Morrison-Reed, “a Black Pioneer in a White Denomination.”

In a 1903 letter Meadville president Franklin Southworth states that Goodloe was a “residing elder in the Methodist Episcopal Church” and that although “the way was open for him at two or three orthodox institutions in the South and the money would have been provided...he could not bring himself to accept the doctrinal limitations, so he applied to us. I endeavored before advising him to come here simply to find out what his ambition was, and it seemed to me that to satisfy that ambition it was necessary for him to choose a school like ours rather than a sectarian school.”

He came to Meadville even though he knew it was unlikely he would be ordained by a Unitarian church because none would accept a black minister. President Southworth wrote, “I find this morning in putting the possibilities squarely before him that he has come here with his eyes open, knowing that it is probably not a good way into the orthodox ministry, but ready to take the consequences.”

Southworth continued, “What the negroes need in...[Goodloe’s] judgement more than emotionalism in religion and more even than industrialism in education, is moral teaching and preaching.” Goodloe “proposes,” said Southworth, “with the help of his wife, to start a small school composed of carefully selected and choice students, and to run the school along with his Sunday preaching.”

After graduating from both Allegheny College and Meadville Theological School in 1906, Goodloe resumed his career as a teacher at Danville (Kentucky) Industrial Normal School and as a businessman in Danville – from 1906 until 1910. His desire to be in business probably demonstrates not only a need to do well for his family, but also shows the ambition and entrepreneurial drive that led Goodloe to achieve and to organize his environment. These attributes may have been critical to his success in the development and growth of Bowie Normal School.

In 1910, the Goodloes left Danville, and Don became vice-principal at Manassas Industrial School in Manassas, Virginia, for a year. Then he responded to the opportunity to build a new school near Baltimore and Washington, Maryland Normal and Industrial School at Bowie for the Training of Colored Youth, also known as Maryland State Normal School No. 3.

When the Goodloes arrived at the school it had a farmhouse, barn, chicken house, and a new brick building, the new building having been constructed by the State of Maryland. The state had just taken over the funding of the Normal School and moved it from Baltimore to Bowie. The Goodloes lived in the brick building with the female students. Male students were housed in the loft of the barn, previously used for horses and cows.

According to his son Wallis, Goodloe was a persuasive speaker. His writing skills are demonstrated in his school catalogs and reports. The 1911-1912 school catalog espouses a philosophy in harmony with that of Booker T. Washington. Goodloe states that “now and perhaps for many years to come agricultural and industrial training are plainly indicated for the negro by the situation itself...[It is important to teach] the negro boy and girl to love and live successfully the agricultural life...” The Maryland legislature was controlled by farmers in rural counties who were short on labor and feared that education would draw blacks away from the farm. The catalog emphasized the importance of teaching skills to black students–carpentry, painting, blacksmithing, plastering, papering and shoemaking, and the women domestic science, sewing and millinery work. The school also aimed to prepare African American teachers. The academic curriculum was equal to the ordinary high school course, with English, arithmetic, algebra, history, geography, music, government, physics, botany, and Latin or German. There were six teachers. Mrs. Goodloe taught music.

In 1911, the school enrolled 58 students: 23 preparatory, 22 first year, 6 second year, and 7 third year. Incoming students had to be at least 15 years old and to have completed “six grades in the best public schools of that state.” Thus, for most of Goodloe’s tenure, the school was the only place in the state for black students to receive an education past the sixth grade level. The first black high school in the state was started in Cambridge in 1917, followed by one in Baltimore, then Annapolis.

During the first year, the black elementary school at the corner of 11th Street and Normal School Road was placed under the direction of the Normal School, thus giving teachers-in-training a model school for practice with 86 students. At that time, Maryland only provided primary school education to blacks.

In 1915, Goodloe was honored by inclusion in Who’s Who of the Colored Race, which listed essential bibliographical information, including his membership in the Knights of Pythias, a secular fraternal order. Pythians promoted friendship, universal peace, kindness and tolerance, and had rituals based on Greek philosophy of 400 B.C. 

This membership would have been in the African-American Knights of Pythias. Like most fraternal orders, the Pythians admitted no blacks. This led blacks to establish the African-American Knights of Pythias and parallel versions of other orders (e.g., Masons and Odd Fellows). In 1906, when the white fraternal orders attempted to force the black counterparts out of existence, the black Pythians, 300,000 strong nationally, raised money, sued the white Pythians, and litigated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which in 1912 ruled in their favor, agreeing that too much time had passed (40 years?) for the white order to retain exclusive use of its name and ritual. The case was the forerunner of NAACP lawsuits using the Supreme Court to overrule state courts, including Brown vs. Board of Education.

Also in 1915 the Goodloes decided to build a house for themselves. They hired John Moore, a black architect, and black workers built it. Lumber for the framing was cut, and bricks for the veneer, were made on the property. It was completed in 1916. In 1988, the Goodloe House was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. In 1916, Goodloe was included in Who’s Who in America.

In 1917, household chemistry, farm physics, and practice school work were introduced. The terms household chemistry and farm physics may have been added to satisfy the farmers who controlled politics in Annapolis.

In the fall of 1918 student enrollment declined sharply to 36 students as a result of World War I, the national outbreak of influenza, and the high cost of living. In 1919, it bounced back up to 69 students, and faculty was increased from 7 to 10. Goodloe established the first summer session for the school in 1920.

In 1920, the secretary of the Maryland State Colored Teachers’ Association sent Dr. D.S.S. Goodloe, a letter of commendation “for the constant and progressive fight he has made toward enriching of the curriculum and the uplifting of the standards of the Bowie State Normal School.”

During his tenure in Bowie, from 1911 until 1921, Don Speed Smith Goodloe established a faculty of ten members, student enrollment of 80, an admission requirement of completion of seventh grade, a model school for student teachers at Horsepen Hill School–the first school for black children in Bowie–a summer session, a new dormitory for women, and renovation of living quarters for men. One additional year was added to the course, which led to a second grade certificate and the opportunity for students to do two year’s additional work to earn a first grade certificate. He made many pleas for additional funding before the legislature in Annapolis, which might have brought more rapid development to the school, but the state seemed to favor the white normal schools in its appropriations.

Little is known about why Goodloe resigned his post at the age of 43 in 1921. Goodloe told a friend of his in Washington that he resigned because he was just tired of being principal. It is possible that he was tired of the inability to gain sufficient funding, to expand into more industrial training courses, and to upgrade the normal school to the standard curriculum used at Towson and Frostburg. Perhaps he was tired of dealing with the segregation, inequality and the continued racism of the times and wished to immerse himself in the black community. The Ku Klux Klan was reviving in the South. There were 64 lynchings in the U.S. in 1918 and 83 in 1919. There were at least fourteen in Maryland in the twenty years before Goodloe arrived and two during his tenure here. Black soldiers returning from the war met the brutal face of white supremacy. Race riots in Chicago killed 38 people. Perhaps Goodloe gave up on Booker T. Washington’s dream of gaining equality with whites through hard work and patience. Perhaps he acted too “white” for the powers in Annapolis.

Goodloe’s liberal religion also may have been a cause of conflict at the school. His successor as Principal, Leonidas S. James, according to his daughter, considered it “very important to be guided by sound philosophy in an environment that was sprinkled with many Christian liberals.” His daughter may have been referring to Goodloe.

After leaving the school, Goodloe moved to Baltimore, where a directory of black businesses listed him as President of Standard Benefit Society in 1923-24. Other records show him owning rental housing in Baltimore. Later he moved to Washington, and is said to have owned extensive property in the District. In 1924, he testified in Congress on behalf of a bill creating an inter-racial commission. Fannie and two of their sons, Wallis and Donald B. continued to live in the two-story house on Jericho Park Road. Both sons graduated from Howard University, became teachers in Baltimore, and later in Washington. Donald B. Goodloe taught at Dunbar High School where he taught Bill Byers, a member of our congregation. In 1949, at the age of 71, Goodloe divorced Fannie and remarried. He died in Washington, D.C. in 1959. Although we have no record of Goodloe’s religious affiliation after Meadville, we do know that one of his sons, Donald B. Goodloe, was a teacher and active member at All Souls Church, Unitarian who caught the train from Bowie to D.C. to attend service. This son lived in the Goodloe house in Bowie until his death. In 2005 the Unitarian Universalist congregation located in Bowie, Maryland changed its name from the Bowie Unitarian Universalist Fellowship to the Goodloe Memorial Unitarian Congregation.


Authors: Barbara and Richard Morris Edited by Cynthia Snavely


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Putney, Martha S. "The Baltimore Normal School for the Education of Colored Teachers: Its Founders and Its Founding" Maryland Historical Magazine Vol. 72, No. 2 Summer 1977

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National Register of Historic Places: Properties in Prince Georges County Don S.S. Goodloe House http://www.marylandhistorictrust.net/nr/Photos/nr1019p.jpg

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Steve Aaron Misura (born 1977) is a producer and director most notably associated with the 2005 British documentary film Unknown White Male, the story of an Englishman Doug Bruce living in New York who experienced retrograde amnesia.

Previous projects include British crime drama Dalziel and Pascoe and his debut feature film The Basement. He is currently directing his second feature film, Little Birds, which stars Stephanie Beacham and Edward Speleers. The film is due for release in 2009.

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a chode is a weiner that is wider than it is long. chodeism is a terrible disease and makes it impossible to shag. its terrible.


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Dr. Francis Wilton Reichelderfer (1895-1983) was head of the U.S. Weather Bureau from 1938 to 1963. He was born in Harlan, Indiana, graduating from Northwestern University with a degree in chemical engineering in 1916. After 22 years in the U.S. Navy, in September 1938, Reichelderfer took over as head of the Weather Bureau.

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An Independent Pharmacy is one which is not owned (or operated) by a publicly traded company. For purpose of the previous sentence, the term ‘publicly traded company’ means a company that is an issuer within the meaning of section 2(a) (7) of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (15 U.S.C. 7201(a) (7)). Independent pharmacies are pharmacist-owned, privately-held businesses in varying practice settings. They include single-store operations, pharmacist-owned multiple store locations, franchise, compounding, long term-care (LTC), specialty, and supermarket pharmacy operation.

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Tutorzilla.com is a US based online tutoring company. It was founded in 2006 and the site was launched in September 2007. They are headquartered in San Diego, CA with offices in New Delhi, India. They provide online tutoring services via Integrated VOIP and IM chat functions. They specialize in Math and Science subjects. They offer online tutoring in the following subjects: Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Basic Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Calculus II, and Calculus III.

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