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Ray Barker replied to Ray Barker's discussion 'Professional Processing Rate?'

Thanks for the link, Chela. 8 hours per cubic foot seems to be moving pretty quickly for a complicated series. But that's just my opinion.

June 23

chela replied to Ray Barker's discussion 'Professional Processing Rate?'

This is from processing grant guidelines put out by the New York State Archives: * Completely unorganized collection - 16 hours per cubic foot * Complicated series, such as correspondence or subject files - 8 hours per cubic foot * Fairly straigh...

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At 11:48am on January 20, 2009, Alison Stankrauff said…: I know that great thing about trains - there are double tracks that run directly in back of my circa 1910s house here in South Bend...
And back in undergrad, my boyfriend attended the Kansas City Art Institute (I did my history degree in Ohio at Antioch College). So I spent lots of time in KC - really love that city!

At 9:28pm on January 6, 2009, Alison Stankrauff said…: What a GREAT house you live in! Super pictures...
And I really love Kansas City... What a dynamic combo...

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Name: Ray Barker

Institution: Combat Studies Institute

Website:: http://usacac.army.mil/CAC2/CSI/COSTeam.asp

Do you have another web site?: http://www.film-history.netfirms.com/

What are your favorite hobbies?: Reading, writing, running, watching movies, travelling, working on our 1885 Victorian home (pictured, c. 1940), playing with my daughter, spending time with friends, contemplating urban history and the history of buildings, and have much love for music.

What are your favorite books?: I prefer writers over specific books. I like: Flannery O'Connor, F. Scott Fitzgerald, J.P. Donleavy, Kingsley Amis, Raymond Carver, George Saunders, Margaret Atwood, Nathaniel West, Richard Yates, Jim Shepard, Thomas Pynchon, Carson McCullers, Wallace Stevens, Robert Frost...

Tell us more about you, if you are so inclined: I am one of two archivists on site. I oversee what we call the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Archives. I help arrange and manage many thousands of digital and analogue documents, some of which are used as primary source materials for our publications. These materials ultimately reside in the Combined Arms Research Library on post.