Reference Sources
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440 Int’l. = Internet Web page: 440.com/twtd/today.html Those Were the Days.
AAM = Alaska Airlines Magazine, 3/96.
AAP = Art After Pieces, Ward Kimball, 1964, Pocket Books, NY.
AARP = AARP The Magazine, American Association of Retired People.
Acad = Academy, Newsletter of the California Academy of Sciences.
ACC = Austin, Nevada, Chamber of Commerce
A.Com = Amazon.Com Internet book ad, e-mail spam.
ADH = Arthur D. Howard, Geologic History of Middle California, 1979, Univ. of California Press.
ADN = Anchorage Daily News, Anchorage, Alaska.
Adv. E. Tufte = A mailout for a one-day course by Edward Tufte, author of "Envisioning Information" and "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information."
AFROAM-L = Afro-American Archives, Internet, 2/95, today in History.
AFP = Agence Française de Presse
AH = American History Magazine
AHHT = American History Magazine, Historic Traveler insert.
AHD = American Heritage Dictionary, ed. William Morris, 1971, Am Her. Publ &
Houghton Mifflin.
AHDD = Automobile History Day by Day, Douglas A. Wick, 1997.
AHM = Aviation History Magazine, Internet.
AHS = Austin, Nevada, Historical Society
AJSF The Argonaut Journal of the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society, Vol. 14. No. 2, Winter, 2003.
A&IP = America and Its Presidents, Earl Schenk Miers, 1964, Tempo Books, Gross & Dunlap, N.Y.
Alg = Algebra, Structure and Method Book I, 1990, Houghton Miflin.
AM = Archeology Magazine, the Archeological Inst. of America. www.archology.org
AMNHDT = American Museum of Natural History Discovery Tours Brochure
AOL = America On Line, retrieved from the Internet.
AP = Associated Press
APM = Australian Prime Ministers edited by Michelle Grattan, © 2000, reprinted 2001, Published in Australia by New Holland Publishers, 14 Aquatic Drive, Frenchs Forest NSW 2086, ISBN 1 86436 756 3.
Arch = Archeology Magazine
ASCTS = A Star Called the Sun, George Gamow, 1964, Viking Press.
ATC = Across the Centuries, Social Studies Text ed. by Armento, Nash, Salter, Wixson, 1991 Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston.
AWAM = America West Airline Magazine
AWC = The Almanac of World Crime, Jay Robert Nash, 1982.
BAAC = Bay Area Accordion Club newsletter.
BAAC PN = Bay Area Accordion Club Program Notes, Ken Chambers, 1/8/96.
Baker = Justinian: The Last Roman Emperor by G.P. Baker, Cooper Square Press, 2002.
Bay = Bay Nature magazine, An Exploration of San Francisco Bay Area nature.
BD = Becton Dickinson, employee letters, memos, etc.
Beat. For. = Beatles Forever, Starlog Comm Int'l, Inc., 1995.
BEP = Bureau of Electronic Publishing, CD-ROM, Multimedia World History, 1994.
BFST = "Beloved Friend" The Story of Tchaikovsky and Nadejda Von Meck by Catherine Drinker Bowen and Barbara Von Meck, Random House, 1937.
BHT = A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawking, 1988, Bantam.
BJSJ = The Business Journal, serving San Jose and Silicon Valley.
BLM = US Bureau of Land Management, brochure.
BLW = Brahms: His Life and Work, Karl Geiringer, 1934, 1963 ed.
BMTI = Bull Market Technical Investor, an online newsletter, (2000).
BN = Baltic News, a community newsletter published every 3 months by the Baltic Council of Northern California.
BS = Baltimore’s The Sun Newspaper
Buckeye = San Bruno Mountain Watch information publication
BWH = The Book of World Horoscopes by Nicholas Campion (1988 Aquarian Press).
Calg. Glen. = Calgary, Canada, Glenbow Museum public handout. Article by assoc. curator L. Christensen, 1996.
CAM = Canadian Airlines Magazine, Transcontinental Publ., Toronto.
Camelot = http://www.camelotintl.com/365_days/365_days.html
Canada = Canada: A Modern History, J. Bartlet Brebner, Univ. of Mich. 1960.
Carmignano = Carmignano wine bottle label, 1997, Villa Artimino
CAS = California Academy of Sciences adult & family education brochure.
CBC = Charles B. Compton: "Born to Fly: Some Life Sketches of Lieutenant Colonel William P. Benedict of California" (2002).
CDWR = California Dept. Water Resources, brochure, 2002.
CSWP = California State Water Project, brochure, 2002.
CFA = Canadian Farmer's Almanac, Vol. 179, ed. by Peter Geiger. PO Box, 1609 Lewiston, Maine, USA 04241.
CG = California Gold, a series of video tapes on California history with Huell Howser.
CHA = Colma, Ca., Historical Assoc.
Cinemayyat = Publication for the 4th annual Arab Film Festival in San Francisco, Sep 7, 2000. 415-564-2203
CJ = Cassette Jacket
CLTIH = CityLine Today in History, San Francisco Chronicle/Examiner Info Service. Today in History. 415-808-5000-2170
CM = Compuserve Magazine
CMW = Chronology of the Modern World, Neville Williams, David McKay Co., 1968ed.
CO = Compuserve Online
COE = Compuserve Online Encyclopedia
CNN = Cable News Network
CNT = CondeNast Traveler Magazine.
Cont = Continental Airlines Inflight Magazine
CP = Canadian Press
CSM = Christian Science Monitor
CSOE = Compuserve Online Encyclopedia
CT = Chicago Tribune
CU = Catholic Update
CVG = Columbia Visitors Guide
CW = California Wild, Magazine of the California Academy of Sciences
CYBX = Cyberonics Corp. annual report.
CyCEO = Cypres Semiconductor: statement by CEO Dr. T.J. Rogers to the Senate committee on governmental affairs... pamphlet, 6/3/97
DA = Dailyaid 1992, The Silent Secretary, Woolworth, NY.
DAH = Documents of American History, Henry Steele Commanger, 3rd ed., F S. Crofts & Co, NY, 1946.
DAL = http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/december/1208.html
Daly City Fog Cutter = Daly City, Ca., community newsletter.
DataDragon = DataDragon, http://DataDragon.com/day/
DBD = Day By Day: The Fifties (Facts on File).
DC = Discovery Channel (TV).
DCFD = Daly City Fire Department, Centennial presentation
DD-EVTT = David Dineley, Earth’s Voyage Through Time, 1974, A.A. Knopf, N.Y.
[Excellent summary of geologic history.]
DFP = Detroit Free Press
Disc = Discovery Channel TV
DM = Dick Morris, descendent of inventors Hiram and John Pitts.
DoW = "Dictionary of Wars" by George Childs Kohn, copyright 1999. Printed by Checkmark Books, 11 Penn Plaza, New York NY 10001. Retail was $22.95.
DPCP = Liner notes from 24 color postcard collection of impressionist paintings from the Art Inst. of Chicago by Dover Publ. 1984.
Dr = Draugas: The Friend, Lithuanian daily newspaper, 4545 W. 63rd St., Chicago, Ill. 312-585-9500, fax: 312-585-8284, [email protected]
DrEE = Draugas, English Edition.
DT Internet = http://davytany.tripod.com/indexchr.htm, gone
DTnet = http://davytany.tripod.com/indexsdb.htm, gone
= http://www.davesfunstuff.com/6300main.html, current David Tanny
E&IH = The Earth and Its History, Richard Foster Flint, 1973, W.W. Norton, N.Y.
EAWC = Exploring Ancient World Cultures, 1996, Web page.
http://eawc.evansville.edu
EofA = Eleanor of Aquitane: The Mother Queen, by Desmond Seward, Dorset Press, 1978.
EB = Encyclopedia Britannica.
Year in Review 2002
Echo = Newsletter for Becton Dickinson retirees.
Econ = The Economist magazine
Econ Sp = The Economist magazine, special insert.
EEE = (http://eawc.evansville.edu, p.12)
EMN = Early Music News, San Francisco Newsletter.
ElMus = Electronic Musician Magazine
Enc of Africa = Encyclopedia of Africa, Franklin Watts, publ., 1976, London.
enRoute = enRoute, Air Canada Airline Magazine, Nov. '95, Feb.'96.
Esq = Esquire Magazine
EntW = Entertainment Weekly Magazine
EW = Eye witness account. I, Algis Ratnikas, was there.
EWH = Encyclopedia of World History, ed. by W.L. Langer, 4th ed., Houghton Mifflin, 1968.
Exc = Excursions, Reno Air Magazine
EXC = Excite History Chat, Internet.
Disc.Ch. = Discovery Channel, Cable TV, San Francisco, 1995.
F = Forbes Magazine
FAMSF = Fine Arts Museums of SF, internet letter.
FB = Fresno Bee
FineArts = A publication by the Museums of San Francisco
Fin. Post = The Financial Post, Canada's Business Voice.
FT = Financial Times
Fremontia = Journal of the California Native Plant Society
G = Gateways, Quarterly newsletter of the Golden Gate Nat’l Parks Association.
GAAE = Grolier’s Amer. Acad. Enc.
GDC = The Great Daly City Historical Trivia Book advertising flyer.
GDCH = The Great Daly City Historical Trivia Book by Bunny Gillespie, 1986.
GEG = Gnat’s Eye Gnus, UM alumni newsletter from the Biology Dept.
GEH = Great Events From History, Magill & Weltin, Vol 1, Salem Press, 1972.
GenIV = Genesis, The Alumni magazine of St. Ignatius College Preparatory (San Francisco), Winter 204-2005
G&M = The Globe and Mail, Canada's National Newspaper.
GH-ADH = Geologic History of Middle California by Arthur D. Howard, 1979, UC Press.
GQ = Greenpeace Quarterly, http://www.greenpeace.org/~usa
GTP = “Gateway to the Peninsula: A History of the City of Daly City” by Samuel C. Chandler, City Librarian, 1973.
Guar = The Guardian, http://www.guardian.co.uk/guardian/
Harvard BDM = The Harvard Brief Dictionary of Music, Willi Apel & Ralph T. Daniel, 1967 ed., Wash. Square Press, N.Y.
HBDM = Horizon, the Becton Dickinson Magazine.
HC = History Channel: Various TV shows i.e. "The Last Mass Execution."
= "Today in History," Based on The History Channnel Television Series" copyright 2003 A&E Television Network.
HCB = History Channel Book, 2003
HCQ = History Channel Quiz, WWW page, today on HistoryNet.
Hem = Hemispheres, United Airlines onboard monthly magazine.
HFA = Harris' Farmer's Almanac, 1996, Harris Publ., N.Y.
HIR = Helena, The Independent Record, daily of Helena, Montana
H of L = History of Lithuania (Lietuvos Istorija), Doc. Pr. Penkauskas, Kaunas, 1931
HN = History Net, Internet, Today in History.
http://history.about.com/mbody.htm
HNC = HistoryNet Communique
http://history.about.com/mbody.htm
HND = History Net Digest, pushed e-mail.
HNQ = HistoryNet daily Quiz, see HN
http://history.about.com/mbody.htm
Horizon = Horizon, The Becton Dickinson Magazine, 1 Becton Dr., Franklin Lakes, N.J.
HoS = History of Spain, Charles E. Chapman, MacMillan Co., NY, 1918
Based on the work of Rafael Altamira.
HT = Historic Traveler Magazine
HTnet = History Today, http://www.historytoday.com/onthisday/index.cfm
IBCC = Int’l Business Communication’s Council, What’s Up in Factories brochure.
ICN = ICN Pharmaceuticals, Annual Report.
I&I = Ideas and Information, Arno Penzias, 1989, Touchstone, NY, NY.
I&WWI = Imperialism and World War I, Vol XIII, 1966, Golden Press, NY.
IHub = Investors Hub, http://www.investorshub.com
Ind = The Independent, serving Daly City, Brisbane and Colma, Ca.
650-692-9406
INV = Inside Napa Valley, Napa Valley Publ. Co.
IPS = Inter Press Service
IS = The Idaho Statesman Newspaper
Ist.L.H. = History of Old Lithuania, (Istorija, Senu Senove, Lietuvos Istorija), Esmaitis, 1948, Dillingenas ties Dunojum.
ITV = Inside the Vatican.
IW = Information Week, daily high tech business info download.
Jap. Enc. = Japan Encyclopedia, Boye Lafatette De Mente, 1995, Passport Books, Lincolnwood, Ill.
K.I.-365D = Keith G. Irwin, The 365 Days, The Story of Our Calendar, 1963, T.Y. Crowell Co., N.Y.
KMB = Kohl Mansion Brochure, 2003.
KRN = Knight Ridder Newspapers
LaPen = La Peninsula, The Journal of the San Mateo Historical Society
LAT = Los Angeles Times
LC = Lithuanian Calendar, 24th edition, Toronto, 1998.
LCNT = Latimer County New Tribune (Oklahoma)
LCTH = Library of Congress, Today in History
L.C.-W.P. = Leonard Cotrell, The Warrior Pharaohs, 1968, Evans Brothers Ltd, London.
LG = [email protected]
LGC-HCS = Harold C. Schonberg, Lives of the Great Composers, 1970, W.W. Norton & Co., N.Y.
LHC = Lithuanian History Calendar, Tomas Baranauskas: [email protected]
LHS = Lawrence Hall of Science, welcome flyer.
LitCaL = http://litcal.yasuda-u.ac.jp/
LP = Land&People, a quarterly magazine of the Trust for Public Land, www.tpl.org
LSA = LSA Magazine, Univ. of Michigan.
LT = Lan Times, a McGraw Hill Magazine for Enterprise Networking.
Maggio = http://shoga.wwa.com/~mjm/almanac2.html, gone
= http://www.dailyalmanacs.com
= [email protected]
MC = www.MightyCool.com
MofB = Mysteries of the Bible on the Arts and Entertainment TV network.
MofE = Murmurs of Earth, Carl Sagan et al., Random House, 1978.
MH = Military History Magazine, Internet.
MM = Money Magazine
MoTV = Movies on TV, 1977,ed. by Steven H. Scheuer.
MT = Michigan Today, (10/94, Vol. 26, No.3), (10/95, Vol 27, No.3).
MWH = Multimedia World History, Bureau of Electronic Publishing, 1994.
NAS-BM = National Academy of Sciences, Biographical Memoir, Internet.
http://www.nap.edu/books
NH, Nat. Hist. = Natural History, the monthly magazine of the American Museum of Natural History.
New Media = New Media Magazine, A Multimedia magazine.
NG = National Geographic.
5/39,1/68,8/74,5/85,11/85,5/88,10/88,3/90,10/93,1/94.
NGM = National Geographic Map
NMWA = National Museum of Women in the Arts magazine
NOHY = The Next One Hundred Years, Jonathan Weiner, 3/1990, Bantam.
NPub = NASA Publication SP-2002-09-511-HQ
NPR = National Public Radio.
NPS-CNM = National Park Service, Cabrillo National Monument
NW = Newsweek Magazine, SAS = Special Advertising Section.
NYT = New York Times newspaper
NYTBR = New York Times Book Review
OAH = Organization of American Historians Newsletter
OG = Olga’s Gallery, www.abcgallery.com/M/michelangelo
O.M.H.-R.L = The Origin of Modern Humans, Roger Lewin, 1993, Scientific Am. Lib.
OAPOC-T.H. = On a Piece of Chalk, Thomas Henry Huxley, Ed. & Intro by Loren Eisely, Scribner, NY, 1967.
OGA = Oxford Univ., Gabe’s Almanac, Internet
ON = Old News, 3 West Brandt Blvd., Landisville, Pa. 17538-1105.
http://www.oldnewspublishing.com/
OTD = www.on-this-day.com
OT = The Ottomans, Andrew Wheatcroft, Viking, 1993.
Panic = The Panic of 1837, Reginald Charles, McGrane, 1924, Phoenix ed. 1965.
PC = Post Card
PG = Program Guide, usually associated with the subject of the entry.
PM = Parade Magazine
Park = The Park, Quarterly News and Information for members and friends of the Golden Gate National Park Association.
PacDis = Pacific Discovery, Calif. Academy of Sciences, Vol.47, No.2.
PBS-TV = Public Broadcasting Television
PCh = The People's Chronology, James Trager, Henry Holt & Co. 1992 ed.
PC Comp. = PC Computing. A computer magazine of Ziff-Davis Publ.
PCTA = Pacific Crest Trail Communcator
PI = Peninsula Independent, 824 Cowan Rd., Burlingame Ca.
415-692-9406, fax 415-692-7587
PGA = Poor Gabriel’s Almanac, Internet,
PG-Comm = Peter Gessner, e-mail correction.
http://wings.buffalo.edu/info-poland/web/history/index.shtml
PNI = The Pacific Northwest Inlander, a weekly newsmagazine for Spokane, Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
PNM = Program Notes for the SF Magnificat presentation of La Grandmere amoureuse.
Polar Times = The Polar Times Magazine
PP = Power Politics by Arundhati Roy, 2001, South End Press, 7 Brookline St. #1 - Cambridge, MA. 02139
PR = Press Release
PSS = Pacific Stars and Stripes, US military paper.
PTA = Popes Through the Ages, Neff-Kane, 1980.
PWG = Peasant War in Germany, Frederick Engels, 1850.
Quick Topic: http://www.quicktopic.com/5/H/R5KoBw9gteAvK9sjwPE
RBI = Recorded Books, Inc. Box 409, Charlotte Hall, MD, 20622
1-800-638-1304, 270 Skipjack Rd., Prince Frederick, Md., 20678
RC handout = Roaring Camp Memorial Day 5/27/96, American Civil War Assoc. re-enactment.
Reuters = Reuters News Service
RFH-MDHP = Robert F. Heizer, MAN’S DISCOVERY OF HIS PAST, A Sourcebook of Original Articles, 1973, Peek Publ., Palo Alto, Ca. (RFH-MDHP, 1969, p.xx)
R.M.-P.H.C = R.A. Stewart Macalister, THE PHILISTINES, Their History and Civilization, The Schweich Lectures 1911, 1965, Argonaut Inc, Chicago, Ill.
RNR = Reno News and Reviews, Chico Community Publ., Chico, Ca.
RTH = Reuter's Today in History
SAM = Scientific American Mind
SB = Site Brochure
SC = Scope Systems, Today in History, www.scopesys.com/anyday/.
SCal = Safeway Calendar
SCTC = A Star Called the Sun, George Gamow, 1964, Viking Press, N.Y.
SD = Stonehenge Decoded by Gerald Hawkins (1965) ISBN-0-88029-147-8
SFE = San Francisco Examiner
SFC = San Francisco Chronicle
SFCM = San Francisco Chronicle Magazine
SFEC = San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle (Sunday ed.)
SFEM = San Francisco Examiner Magazine.
SFL = Code word for San Francisco location
SFME = Southern Fossil & Mineral Exchange Newsletter, French Market, New Orleans.
SI-WPC = St. Ignatius High School, San Francisco, Winter Pops Concert notes.
SJBJ = The Business Journal serving San Jose and Silicon Valley. (Vol 13, No.36)
SJM = San Jose Mercury News
SJSVB = The San Jose and Silicon Valley Business Journal.
Sky = Sky, Delta Airlines in-flight magazine.
Sm. = Smithsonian Magazine.
SMBA = St. Michaels Business Association, Visitor’s Welcome Brochure.
SMBP = San Mateo Ballot Pamphlet.
SMH = Sydney Morning Herald
Smith. = Smithsonian, Smithsonian Assoc., Wash. DC. (4/95)(5/95)
SMMB = San Mateo Museum Brochure
SMTS = San Mateo Times Supplement
Sp = Spirit, The Southwest Airlines Magazine.
SS = Scope Systems, Today in History, Internet.
SSF = South San Francisco, a History by Linda Kaufman, 1976
SSFC = Sunday SF Chronicle, beginning Nov 26, 2000.
ST = The Seattle Times
StuAus = Study in Austria , Austrian Rector's Conference & Austrian Academic Exchange Service, April, 1995, Vienna.
TAI = Timeline of the automotive industry: http://www.ai-online.com/history/index.htm
T&L = Travel and Leisure Magazine
TAR = Timberline Software Corp. 1996 Annual Report.
Tat = The Tattler, a Journal of the History Guild of Daly City.
TB-Comm = Tomas Baranauskas, Lithuanian historian, e-mail commentaries: http://my.treeway.com/MedievalLith
TB, LC = Lithuanian Historical Calendar, compiled by Tomas Baranauskas. - Vilnius: Zara, 1999.
T.E.-J.B. = Time Exposure: A Photographic Record of the Dinosaur Age, Jane Bur-ton, Dougal Dixon, Beaufort Books, N.Y., 1984.
TGR = Taylor’s Guide to Roses, ed. by Peter Schneider, 1995, Houghton Mifflin NY.
THC = The History Channel
THM = Travelhost Magazine,
TJOK = The Jews of Khazaria by Kevin A. Brook
TLC = The Learning Channel, cable TV.
BTCW = Battles That Changed the World
TLFDF = Tenth Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival Program Guide, 7/6/96, Chicago, Ill.
TL-MB = Time Lines, ed. by Mitchell Beazley, Mitchell Beazley Publ. Ltd, London, 1988)
TMC = Time Magazine Covers, Time Inc. Magazine Co., 1994
TMP = The Miracle Planet, The Third Planet, Video, KCTS, 1987, “ 1992, Reader's .Digest
TMPV = The Travels of Marco Polo the Venetian, tr. & ed. William Marsden, re-ed. by Thomas Wright, illust. by Jon Corbino, Doubleday, N.Y., 1948)
TNG = The New Gravitation, H. Arthur Klein, J.B. Lipincott Co. N.Y., 1971.
TOH = The Timetables of History, by Bernard Grun based on Werner Stein’s Kulturfahrplan, Simon & Shuster Touchstone ed. N.Y., 1982.
TVM = TV Movies, 1975 edition, ed. by Leonard Maltin
TW = Tony Wheeler, founder Lonely Planet travel books, e-mail.
UCSF = Frontiers of Medicine, newsletter.
USAT = USA Today Newspaper
USAW = USA Weekend, Sunday newspaper supplement.
USBF = US Baltic Foundation News
USDI = US Dept. of the Interior, brochure, Battle Mountain, Nevada
USLC = US Lib. Of Congress. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/today.html
V.D.-H.K. = Charles Van Doren, History of Knowledge, 1991, Ballantine Books, N.Y.
VH1 = Television Station
Video MP = Video, The Miracle Planet, The Third Planet, KCTS, 1987, “ 1992, Reader's Digest
V. Sun = The Vancouver Sun, a daily newspaper of British Columbia.
WA = World Almanac and WA CD-ROM.
WaP = Washington Post
WBO = World Book Encyclopedia Online
WC = War of 1812 Consortium, Journal of the War of 1812 and the Era 1800 to 1840.
WCG = Wine Country Guide, Your Guide to Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties, July 1995, Spotlight Publ.
WDA = Woolworth Dailyaide [see DA]
WGN-BTL = Superstation WGN, Bozo Timeline
Wikipedia = www.Wikipedia.org
Wired = Wired Magazine, a publication of Wired Ventures, SF, Ca.
WH = World History, 4th ed., 1994, D.C. Heath)
WM = The World’s Money: Int’l. Banking from Bretton Woods to the Brink of Insolvency by Michael Moffitt, Simon & Schuster, 1983.
WP = The White Plague, Rene and Jean Dubos, 1952, Little, Brown & Co.
WPR = World Press Review, The Stanley Foundation, NYC, 700 Broadway, 212-982-8880
WSJ = Wall Street Journal
WSUAN = Wayne State Univ. Alumni News, Alumni House, 441 Ferry Mall, Det. Mi., 48202, 313-577-2300
WT-NWA = World Traveler, Northwest Airlines passenger magazine.
WUD = Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, 1994, Barnes & Noble.
WW = Wild West Magazine, Internet.
WW2D = World War II, Day by Day, Doris Kindersley Publ., NY, 2001.
WWofA = Who's Who of Accordionists, publ. by Texas Accordion Assoc.)
WWW, WC = http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/WORLD.HTM
XXIA = XXI Amzius, Lithuanian Catholic newspaper.
YB = Yahoo online Britannica
YD = York Dispatch, reporter feedback 10/2001.
YN = YarraNet, http://www.yarranet.net
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440 Int’l. = Internet Web page: 440.com/twtd/today.html Those Were the Days.
AAM = Alaska Airlines Magazine, 3/96.
AAP = Art After Pieces, Ward Kimball, 1964, Pocket Books, NY.
AARP = AARP The Magazine, American Association of Retired People.
Acad = Academy, Newsletter of the California Academy of Sciences.
ACC = Austin, Nevada, Chamber of Commerce
A.Com = Amazon.Com Internet book ad, e-mail spam.
ADH = Arthur D. Howard, Geologic History of Middle California, 1979, Univ. of California Press.
ADN = Anchorage Daily News, Anchorage, Alaska.
Adv. E. Tufte = A mailout for a one-day course by Edward Tufte, author of "Envisioning Information" and "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information."
AFROAM-L = Afro-American Archives, Internet, 2/95, today in History.
AFP = Agence Française de Presse
AH = American History Magazine
AHHT = American History Magazine, Historic Traveler insert.
AHD = American Heritage Dictionary, ed. William Morris, 1971, Am Her. Publ &
Houghton Mifflin.
AHDD = Automobile History Day by Day, Douglas A. Wick, 1997.
AHM = Aviation History Magazine, Internet.
AHS = Austin, Nevada, Historical Society
AJSF The Argonaut Journal of the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society, Vol. 14. No. 2, Winter, 2003.
A&IP = America and Its Presidents, Earl Schenk Miers, 1964, Tempo Books, Gross & Dunlap, N.Y.
Alg = Algebra, Structure and Method Book I, 1990, Houghton Miflin.
AM = Archeology Magazine, the Archeological Inst. of America. www.archology.org
AMNHDT = American Museum of Natural History Discovery Tours Brochure
AOL = America On Line, retrieved from the Internet.
AP = Associated Press
APM = Australian Prime Ministers edited by Michelle Grattan, © 2000, reprinted 2001, Published in Australia by New Holland Publishers, 14 Aquatic Drive, Frenchs Forest NSW 2086, ISBN 1 86436 756 3.
Arch = Archeology Magazine
ASCTS = A Star Called the Sun, George Gamow, 1964, Viking Press.
ATC = Across the Centuries, Social Studies Text ed. by Armento, Nash, Salter, Wixson, 1991 Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston.
AWAM = America West Airline Magazine
AWC = The Almanac of World Crime, Jay Robert Nash, 1982.
BAAC = Bay Area Accordion Club newsletter.
BAAC PN = Bay Area Accordion Club Program Notes, Ken Chambers, 1/8/96.
Baker = Justinian: The Last Roman Emperor by G.P. Baker, Cooper Square Press, 2002.
Bay = Bay Nature magazine, An Exploration of San Francisco Bay Area nature.
BD = Becton Dickinson, employee letters, memos, etc.
Beat. For. = Beatles Forever, Starlog Comm Int'l, Inc., 1995.
BEP = Bureau of Electronic Publishing, CD-ROM, Multimedia World History, 1994.
BFST = "Beloved Friend" The Story of Tchaikovsky and Nadejda Von Meck by Catherine Drinker Bowen and Barbara Von Meck, Random House, 1937.
BHT = A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawking, 1988, Bantam.
BJSJ = The Business Journal, serving San Jose and Silicon Valley.
BLM = US Bureau of Land Management, brochure.
BLW = Brahms: His Life and Work, Karl Geiringer, 1934, 1963 ed.
BMTI = Bull Market Technical Investor, an online newsletter, (2000).
BN = Baltic News, a community newsletter published every 3 months by the Baltic Council of Northern California.
BS = Baltimore’s The Sun Newspaper
Buckeye = San Bruno Mountain Watch information publication
BWH = The Book of World Horoscopes by Nicholas Campion (1988 Aquarian Press).
Calg. Glen. = Calgary, Canada, Glenbow Museum public handout. Article by assoc. curator L. Christensen, 1996.
CAM = Canadian Airlines Magazine, Transcontinental Publ., Toronto.
Camelot = http://www.camelotintl.com/365_days/365_days.html
Canada = Canada: A Modern History, J. Bartlet Brebner, Univ. of Mich. 1960.
Carmignano = Carmignano wine bottle label, 1997, Villa Artimino
CAS = California Academy of Sciences adult & family education brochure.
CBC = Charles B. Compton: "Born to Fly: Some Life Sketches of Lieutenant Colonel William P. Benedict of California" (2002).
CDWR = California Dept. Water Resources, brochure, 2002.
CSWP = California State Water Project, brochure, 2002.
CFA = Canadian Farmer's Almanac, Vol. 179, ed. by Peter Geiger. PO Box, 1609 Lewiston, Maine, USA 04241.
CG = California Gold, a series of video tapes on California history with Huell Howser.
CHA = Colma, Ca., Historical Assoc.
Cinemayyat = Publication for the 4th annual Arab Film Festival in San Francisco, Sep 7, 2000. 415-564-2203
CJ = Cassette Jacket
CLTIH = CityLine Today in History, San Francisco Chronicle/Examiner Info Service. Today in History. 415-808-5000-2170
CM = Compuserve Magazine
CMW = Chronology of the Modern World, Neville Williams, David McKay Co., 1968ed.
CO = Compuserve Online
COE = Compuserve Online Encyclopedia
CNN = Cable News Network
CNT = CondeNast Traveler Magazine.
Cont = Continental Airlines Inflight Magazine
CP = Canadian Press
CSM = Christian Science Monitor
CSOE = Compuserve Online Encyclopedia
CT = Chicago Tribune
CU = Catholic Update
CVG = Columbia Visitors Guide
CW = California Wild, Magazine of the California Academy of Sciences
CYBX = Cyberonics Corp. annual report.
CyCEO = Cypres Semiconductor: statement by CEO Dr. T.J. Rogers to the Senate committee on governmental affairs... pamphlet, 6/3/97
DA = Dailyaid 1992, The Silent Secretary, Woolworth, NY.
DAH = Documents of American History, Henry Steele Commanger, 3rd ed., F S. Crofts & Co, NY, 1946.
DAL = http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/december/1208.html
Daly City Fog Cutter = Daly City, Ca., community newsletter.
DataDragon = DataDragon, http://DataDragon.com/day/
DBD = Day By Day: The Fifties (Facts on File).
DC = Discovery Channel (TV).
DCFD = Daly City Fire Department, Centennial presentation
DD-EVTT = David Dineley, Earth’s Voyage Through Time, 1974, A.A. Knopf, N.Y.
[Excellent summary of geologic history.]
DFP = Detroit Free Press
Disc = Discovery Channel TV
DM = Dick Morris, descendent of inventors Hiram and John Pitts.
DoW = "Dictionary of Wars" by George Childs Kohn, copyright 1999. Printed by Checkmark Books, 11 Penn Plaza, New York NY 10001. Retail was $22.95.
DPCP = Liner notes from 24 color postcard collection of impressionist paintings from the Art Inst. of Chicago by Dover Publ. 1984.
Dr = Draugas: The Friend, Lithuanian daily newspaper, 4545 W. 63rd St., Chicago, Ill. 312-585-9500, fax: 312-585-8284, [email protected]
DrEE = Draugas, English Edition.
DT Internet = http://davytany.tripod.com/indexchr.htm, gone
DTnet = http://davytany.tripod.com/indexsdb.htm, gone
= http://www.davesfunstuff.com/6300main.html, current David Tanny
E&IH = The Earth and Its History, Richard Foster Flint, 1973, W.W. Norton, N.Y.
EAWC = Exploring Ancient World Cultures, 1996, Web page.
http://eawc.evansville.edu
EofA = Eleanor of Aquitane: The Mother Queen, by Desmond Seward, Dorset Press, 1978.
EB = Encyclopedia Britannica.
Year in Review 2002
Echo = Newsletter for Becton Dickinson retirees.
Econ = The Economist magazine
Econ Sp = The Economist magazine, special insert.
EEE = (http://eawc.evansville.edu, p.12)
EMN = Early Music News, San Francisco Newsletter.
ElMus = Electronic Musician Magazine
Enc of Africa = Encyclopedia of Africa, Franklin Watts, publ., 1976, London.
enRoute = enRoute, Air Canada Airline Magazine, Nov. '95, Feb.'96.
Esq = Esquire Magazine
EntW = Entertainment Weekly Magazine
EW = Eye witness account. I, Algis Ratnikas, was there.
EWH = Encyclopedia of World History, ed. by W.L. Langer, 4th ed., Houghton Mifflin, 1968.
Exc = Excursions, Reno Air Magazine
EXC = Excite History Chat, Internet.
Disc.Ch. = Discovery Channel, Cable TV, San Francisco, 1995.
F = Forbes Magazine
FAMSF = Fine Arts Museums of SF, internet letter.
FB = Fresno Bee
FineArts = A publication by the Museums of San Francisco
Fin. Post = The Financial Post, Canada's Business Voice.
FT = Financial Times
Fremontia = Journal of the California Native Plant Society
G = Gateways, Quarterly newsletter of the Golden Gate Nat’l Parks Association.
GAAE = Grolier’s Amer. Acad. Enc.
GDC = The Great Daly City Historical Trivia Book advertising flyer.
GDCH = The Great Daly City Historical Trivia Book by Bunny Gillespie, 1986.
GEG = Gnat’s Eye Gnus, UM alumni newsletter from the Biology Dept.
GEH = Great Events From History, Magill & Weltin, Vol 1, Salem Press, 1972.
GenIV = Genesis, The Alumni magazine of St. Ignatius College Preparatory (San Francisco), Winter 204-2005
G&M = The Globe and Mail, Canada's National Newspaper.
GH-ADH = Geologic History of Middle California by Arthur D. Howard, 1979, UC Press.
GQ = Greenpeace Quarterly, http://www.greenpeace.org/~usa
GTP = “Gateway to the Peninsula: A History of the City of Daly City” by Samuel C. Chandler, City Librarian, 1973.
Guar = The Guardian, http://www.guardian.co.uk/guardian/
Harvard BDM = The Harvard Brief Dictionary of Music, Willi Apel & Ralph T. Daniel, 1967 ed., Wash. Square Press, N.Y.
HBDM = Horizon, the Becton Dickinson Magazine.
HC = History Channel: Various TV shows i.e. "The Last Mass Execution."
= "Today in History," Based on The History Channnel Television Series" copyright 2003 A&E Television Network.
HCB = History Channel Book, 2003
HCQ = History Channel Quiz, WWW page, today on HistoryNet.
Hem = Hemispheres, United Airlines onboard monthly magazine.
HFA = Harris' Farmer's Almanac, 1996, Harris Publ., N.Y.
HIR = Helena, The Independent Record, daily of Helena, Montana
H of L = History of Lithuania (Lietuvos Istorija), Doc. Pr. Penkauskas, Kaunas, 1931
HN = History Net, Internet, Today in History.
http://history.about.com/mbody.htm
HNC = HistoryNet Communique
http://history.about.com/mbody.htm
HND = History Net Digest, pushed e-mail.
HNQ = HistoryNet daily Quiz, see HN
http://history.about.com/mbody.htm
Horizon = Horizon, The Becton Dickinson Magazine, 1 Becton Dr., Franklin Lakes, N.J.
HoS = History of Spain, Charles E. Chapman, MacMillan Co., NY, 1918
Based on the work of Rafael Altamira.
HT = Historic Traveler Magazine
HTnet = History Today, http://www.historytoday.com/onthisday/index.cfm
IBCC = Int’l Business Communication’s Council, What’s Up in Factories brochure.
ICN = ICN Pharmaceuticals, Annual Report.
I&I = Ideas and Information, Arno Penzias, 1989, Touchstone, NY, NY.
I&WWI = Imperialism and World War I, Vol XIII, 1966, Golden Press, NY.
IHub = Investors Hub, http://www.investorshub.com
Ind = The Independent, serving Daly City, Brisbane and Colma, Ca.
650-692-9406
INV = Inside Napa Valley, Napa Valley Publ. Co.
IPS = Inter Press Service
IS = The Idaho Statesman Newspaper
Ist.L.H. = History of Old Lithuania, (Istorija, Senu Senove, Lietuvos Istorija), Esmaitis, 1948, Dillingenas ties Dunojum.
ITV = Inside the Vatican.
IW = Information Week, daily high tech business info download.
Jap. Enc. = Japan Encyclopedia, Boye Lafatette De Mente, 1995, Passport Books, Lincolnwood, Ill.
K.I.-365D = Keith G. Irwin, The 365 Days, The Story of Our Calendar, 1963, T.Y. Crowell Co., N.Y.
KMB = Kohl Mansion Brochure, 2003.
KRN = Knight Ridder Newspapers
LaPen = La Peninsula, The Journal of the San Mateo Historical Society
LAT = Los Angeles Times
LC = Lithuanian Calendar, 24th edition, Toronto, 1998.
LCNT = Latimer County New Tribune (Oklahoma)
LCTH = Library of Congress, Today in History
L.C.-W.P. = Leonard Cotrell, The Warrior Pharaohs, 1968, Evans Brothers Ltd, London.
LG = [email protected]
LGC-HCS = Harold C. Schonberg, Lives of the Great Composers, 1970, W.W. Norton & Co., N.Y.
LHC = Lithuanian History Calendar, Tomas Baranauskas: [email protected]
LHS = Lawrence Hall of Science, welcome flyer.
LitCaL = http://litcal.yasuda-u.ac.jp/
LP = Land&People, a quarterly magazine of the Trust for Public Land, www.tpl.org
LSA = LSA Magazine, Univ. of Michigan.
LT = Lan Times, a McGraw Hill Magazine for Enterprise Networking.
Maggio = http://shoga.wwa.com/~mjm/almanac2.html, gone
= http://www.dailyalmanacs.com
= [email protected]
MC = www.MightyCool.com
MofB = Mysteries of the Bible on the Arts and Entertainment TV network.
MofE = Murmurs of Earth, Carl Sagan et al., Random House, 1978.
MH = Military History Magazine, Internet.
MM = Money Magazine
MoTV = Movies on TV, 1977,ed. by Steven H. Scheuer.
MT = Michigan Today, (10/94, Vol. 26, No.3), (10/95, Vol 27, No.3).
MWH = Multimedia World History, Bureau of Electronic Publishing, 1994.
NAS-BM = National Academy of Sciences, Biographical Memoir, Internet.
http://www.nap.edu/books
NH, Nat. Hist. = Natural History, the monthly magazine of the American Museum of Natural History.
New Media = New Media Magazine, A Multimedia magazine.
NG = National Geographic.
5/39,1/68,8/74,5/85,11/85,5/88,10/88,3/90,10/93,1/94.
NGM = National Geographic Map
NMWA = National Museum of Women in the Arts magazine
NOHY = The Next One Hundred Years, Jonathan Weiner, 3/1990, Bantam.
NPub = NASA Publication SP-2002-09-511-HQ
NPR = National Public Radio.
NPS-CNM = National Park Service, Cabrillo National Monument
NW = Newsweek Magazine, SAS = Special Advertising Section.
NYT = New York Times newspaper
NYTBR = New York Times Book Review
OAH = Organization of American Historians Newsletter
OG = Olga’s Gallery, www.abcgallery.com/M/michelangelo
O.M.H.-R.L = The Origin of Modern Humans, Roger Lewin, 1993, Scientific Am. Lib.
OAPOC-T.H. = On a Piece of Chalk, Thomas Henry Huxley, Ed. & Intro by Loren Eisely, Scribner, NY, 1967.
OGA = Oxford Univ., Gabe’s Almanac, Internet
ON = Old News, 3 West Brandt Blvd., Landisville, Pa. 17538-1105.
http://www.oldnewspublishing.com/
OTD = www.on-this-day.com
OT = The Ottomans, Andrew Wheatcroft, Viking, 1993.
Panic = The Panic of 1837, Reginald Charles, McGrane, 1924, Phoenix ed. 1965.
PC = Post Card
PG = Program Guide, usually associated with the subject of the entry.
PM = Parade Magazine
Park = The Park, Quarterly News and Information for members and friends of the Golden Gate National Park Association.
PacDis = Pacific Discovery, Calif. Academy of Sciences, Vol.47, No.2.
PBS-TV = Public Broadcasting Television
PCh = The People's Chronology, James Trager, Henry Holt & Co. 1992 ed.
PC Comp. = PC Computing. A computer magazine of Ziff-Davis Publ.
PCTA = Pacific Crest Trail Communcator
PI = Peninsula Independent, 824 Cowan Rd., Burlingame Ca.
415-692-9406, fax 415-692-7587
PGA = Poor Gabriel’s Almanac, Internet,
PG-Comm = Peter Gessner, e-mail correction.
http://wings.buffalo.edu/info-poland/web/history/index.shtml
PNI = The Pacific Northwest Inlander, a weekly newsmagazine for Spokane, Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
PNM = Program Notes for the SF Magnificat presentation of La Grandmere amoureuse.
Polar Times = The Polar Times Magazine
PP = Power Politics by Arundhati Roy, 2001, South End Press, 7 Brookline St. #1 - Cambridge, MA. 02139
PR = Press Release
PSS = Pacific Stars and Stripes, US military paper.
PTA = Popes Through the Ages, Neff-Kane, 1980.
PWG = Peasant War in Germany, Frederick Engels, 1850.
Quick Topic: http://www.quicktopic.com/5/H/R5KoBw9gteAvK9sjwPE
RBI = Recorded Books, Inc. Box 409, Charlotte Hall, MD, 20622
1-800-638-1304, 270 Skipjack Rd., Prince Frederick, Md., 20678
RC handout = Roaring Camp Memorial Day 5/27/96, American Civil War Assoc. re-enactment.
Reuters = Reuters News Service
RFH-MDHP = Robert F. Heizer, MAN’S DISCOVERY OF HIS PAST, A Sourcebook of Original Articles, 1973, Peek Publ., Palo Alto, Ca. (RFH-MDHP, 1969, p.xx)
R.M.-P.H.C = R.A. Stewart Macalister, THE PHILISTINES, Their History and Civilization, The Schweich Lectures 1911, 1965, Argonaut Inc, Chicago, Ill.
RNR = Reno News and Reviews, Chico Community Publ., Chico, Ca.
RTH = Reuter's Today in History
SAM = Scientific American Mind
SB = Site Brochure
SC = Scope Systems, Today in History, www.scopesys.com/anyday/.
SCal = Safeway Calendar
SCTC = A Star Called the Sun, George Gamow, 1964, Viking Press, N.Y.
SD = Stonehenge Decoded by Gerald Hawkins (1965) ISBN-0-88029-147-8
SFE = San Francisco Examiner
SFC = San Francisco Chronicle
SFCM = San Francisco Chronicle Magazine
SFEC = San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle (Sunday ed.)
SFEM = San Francisco Examiner Magazine.
SFL = Code word for San Francisco location
SFME = Southern Fossil & Mineral Exchange Newsletter, French Market, New Orleans.
SI-WPC = St. Ignatius High School, San Francisco, Winter Pops Concert notes.
SJBJ = The Business Journal serving San Jose and Silicon Valley. (Vol 13, No.36)
SJM = San Jose Mercury News
SJSVB = The San Jose and Silicon Valley Business Journal.
Sky = Sky, Delta Airlines in-flight magazine.
Sm. = Smithsonian Magazine.
SMBA = St. Michaels Business Association, Visitor’s Welcome Brochure.
SMBP = San Mateo Ballot Pamphlet.
SMH = Sydney Morning Herald
Smith. = Smithsonian, Smithsonian Assoc., Wash. DC. (4/95)(5/95)
SMMB = San Mateo Museum Brochure
SMTS = San Mateo Times Supplement
Sp = Spirit, The Southwest Airlines Magazine.
SS = Scope Systems, Today in History, Internet.
SSF = South San Francisco, a History by Linda Kaufman, 1976
SSFC = Sunday SF Chronicle, beginning Nov 26, 2000.
ST = The Seattle Times
StuAus = Study in Austria , Austrian Rector's Conference & Austrian Academic Exchange Service, April, 1995, Vienna.
TAI = Timeline of the automotive industry: http://www.ai-online.com/history/index.htm
T&L = Travel and Leisure Magazine
TAR = Timberline Software Corp. 1996 Annual Report.
Tat = The Tattler, a Journal of the History Guild of Daly City.
TB-Comm = Tomas Baranauskas, Lithuanian historian, e-mail commentaries: http://my.treeway.com/MedievalLith
TB, LC = Lithuanian Historical Calendar, compiled by Tomas Baranauskas. - Vilnius: Zara, 1999.
T.E.-J.B. = Time Exposure: A Photographic Record of the Dinosaur Age, Jane Bur-ton, Dougal Dixon, Beaufort Books, N.Y., 1984.
TGR = Taylor’s Guide to Roses, ed. by Peter Schneider, 1995, Houghton Mifflin NY.
THC = The History Channel
THM = Travelhost Magazine,
TJOK = The Jews of Khazaria by Kevin A. Brook
TLC = The Learning Channel, cable TV.
BTCW = Battles That Changed the World
TLFDF = Tenth Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival Program Guide, 7/6/96, Chicago, Ill.
TL-MB = Time Lines, ed. by Mitchell Beazley, Mitchell Beazley Publ. Ltd, London, 1988)
TMC = Time Magazine Covers, Time Inc. Magazine Co., 1994
TMP = The Miracle Planet, The Third Planet, Video, KCTS, 1987, “ 1992, Reader's .Digest
TMPV = The Travels of Marco Polo the Venetian, tr. & ed. William Marsden, re-ed. by Thomas Wright, illust. by Jon Corbino, Doubleday, N.Y., 1948)
TNG = The New Gravitation, H. Arthur Klein, J.B. Lipincott Co. N.Y., 1971.
TOH = The Timetables of History, by Bernard Grun based on Werner Stein’s Kulturfahrplan, Simon & Shuster Touchstone ed. N.Y., 1982.
TVM = TV Movies, 1975 edition, ed. by Leonard Maltin
TW = Tony Wheeler, founder Lonely Planet travel books, e-mail.
UCSF = Frontiers of Medicine, newsletter.
USAT = USA Today Newspaper
USAW = USA Weekend, Sunday newspaper supplement.
USBF = US Baltic Foundation News
USDI = US Dept. of the Interior, brochure, Battle Mountain, Nevada
USLC = US Lib. Of Congress. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/today.html
V.D.-H.K. = Charles Van Doren, History of Knowledge, 1991, Ballantine Books, N.Y.
VH1 = Television Station
Video MP = Video, The Miracle Planet, The Third Planet, KCTS, 1987, “ 1992, Reader's Digest
V. Sun = The Vancouver Sun, a daily newspaper of British Columbia.
WA = World Almanac and WA CD-ROM.
WaP = Washington Post
WBO = World Book Encyclopedia Online
WC = War of 1812 Consortium, Journal of the War of 1812 and the Era 1800 to 1840.
WCG = Wine Country Guide, Your Guide to Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake Counties, July 1995, Spotlight Publ.
WDA = Woolworth Dailyaide [see DA]
WGN-BTL = Superstation WGN, Bozo Timeline
Wikipedia = www.Wikipedia.org
Wired = Wired Magazine, a publication of Wired Ventures, SF, Ca.
WH = World History, 4th ed., 1994, D.C. Heath)
WM = The World’s Money: Int’l. Banking from Bretton Woods to the Brink of Insolvency by Michael Moffitt, Simon & Schuster, 1983.
WP = The White Plague, Rene and Jean Dubos, 1952, Little, Brown & Co.
WPR = World Press Review, The Stanley Foundation, NYC, 700 Broadway, 212-982-8880
WSJ = Wall Street Journal
WSUAN = Wayne State Univ. Alumni News, Alumni House, 441 Ferry Mall, Det. Mi., 48202, 313-577-2300
WT-NWA = World Traveler, Northwest Airlines passenger magazine.
WUD = Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, 1994, Barnes & Noble.
WW = Wild West Magazine, Internet.
WW2D = World War II, Day by Day, Doris Kindersley Publ., NY, 2001.
WWofA = Who's Who of Accordionists, publ. by Texas Accordion Assoc.)
WWW, WC = http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/WORLD.HTM
XXIA = XXI Amzius, Lithuanian Catholic newspaper.
YB = Yahoo online Britannica
YD = York Dispatch, reporter feedback 10/2001.
YN = YarraNet, http://www.yarranet.net
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