Keith Baxter Emerges as Broadway Box Office Charmer
Keith Baxter, the Welsh born actor, rises in New York as Broadway’s new box office charm in Sleuth and reflects on his unlikely path from church choirs and early rejections at RADA to a turning point after Orson Welles involvement. He credits hard work and selective choices for his success and recalls a turbulent childhood and military service in Korea shaping his craft.
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Early Fort Knox site saw Civil War occupation
In 1862 troops under Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell occupied Ft. Hill, the northeast part of the future Ft. Knox reservation, marking the first military activity in the area near Ft. Knox, Kentucky.
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Portland's 30-Story Plant Uses Lights for Heat and Savings
In Portland Oregon Georgia Pacific builds a 30 story headquarters where lights supply most heat daily and at night the system maintains heating with internal heat sources. The design relies on solar and equipment heat, keeping outside air needs low until temperatures drop to 30 to 40 degrees.
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Mt Waialeale: Rainiest Spot on Kauai Reveals 471.68 Inch Year
Mt Waialeale on the Hawaiian island of Kauai is identified as the rainiest place on Earth with an average annual rainfall of 471.68 inches. The extreme precipitation underscores Kauai’s unique climate and the island’s lush landscape.
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