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Taps: 86 / Bottles: 250
Cask: Y / Beer-to-Go: Y
Ratings: 27 | Reviews: 25 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Fluffheady:
3.58/5 rDev -13.1%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | food: 3 | $$
If I lived in the area, this is where I would go. They have a huge list, and they have a lot of special releases from Wisconsin breweries. Uncle Mikes attracts an interesting crowd. There's just as many (probably many more) people there getting tanked on Miller Lite as there are people interested in trying the most unique and new thing on tap. Our bartender didn't really know anything about the beer that was on tap, and even though they weren't all that busy, we were left more than once with empty glasses of beer for over 10 minutes. Uncle Mikes is definitely worth a visit, but I wouldn't make a destination out of it.
11-24-2013 22:56:52 | More by Fluffheady
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4.75/5 rDev +15.3%
07-26-2014 05:32:14 | More by end_27
5/5 rDev +21.4%
07-11-2014 00:34:41 | More by canuck_fan
3.89/5 rDev -5.6%
vibe: 4.25 | quality: 4.25 | service: 3 | selection: 4.25 | food: 3.75 | $$
Stopped here for lunch while in the Kenosha/Pleasant Prairie area for my daughter's basketball tournament.Sunday afternoon and we were one of the first tables in the place.Tap list was about 7 pages long.Lots of New Glarus and Ale Asylum and also some 3Floyds,Great Lakes and Central Waters.Tap handles were all over the place.My distributor friend hates this.I ordered an Arctic Panzer Wolf with my Mango-Habanero wings and finished with a New Glarus BlackTop.Both were fresh and enjoyable.My only knock was that our server was nonexistent.Cool place overall with good food and a great beer selection.Also only a stone's throw from Woodman's.
11-06-2013 02:37:55 | More by StlHopHead77
4.13/5 rDev +0.2%
vibe: 3 | quality: 3.75 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | food: 4.5 | $$
An amazing beer selection for an off the highway bar. More draft choices than I can even remember. There are so many in fact, this is not a one time visit place, because there is no way you can try everything you want in one sitting. Food was exceptional. Craft beer and a Kobe burger?? PERFECT! Not to mention to cheese curds... I mean come on, your in WI for goodness sake!!
10-19-2013 11:44:22 | More by Kempski
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.25 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
Huge beer selection, I don't know how many on draft here, but its big. The food was great fare and had Hopslam from a cask and bottle...kudos here, can't believe I had a Hopslam cask. My first time here, all I can say is its a place for beer lovers. I'll be back. All the WI craft names, plus a good selection of Founders and some Bells. This has to be the best variety within a significant mileage.
03-29-2013 03:19:43 | More by Fusebuddy
4.46/5 rDev +8.3%
vibe: 3.75 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.75 | food: 4.25 | $$
Good selection of beers. Changes weekly. Some weeks better than others but always a large type to choose from.
Food is suprisingly good. Made to order. worth the wait. A step above "typical bar food" Always a good time.
Servers friendly. Highly recommended.
03-21-2013 02:03:11 | More by BigMikie
4.6/5 rDev +11.7%
vibe: 4 | quality: 5 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | food: 4.5 | $$
This is a great beer bar right off I 94 & Hwy 50 in Kenosha. I have been in there a couple times for food and it is above average. I went in for lunch @ 11:30 on Wed and had no problems getting a seat at the bar. I ordered the Dairyland Cheeseburger w pepperjack cheese and fries. Burger was juicy and tasted great. They have an extensive tap beer selection, and offer The Gauntlet. This is an array of 28? two oz cups of each tap beer on the row of tappers on the west side of the bar. This included several Lakefront Brewery and Great Lakes selections, along w old school WI favorites like Pabst & Schlitz. Not sure what the cost is, but the current fastest time to consume all of them is 54 seconds. They keep track of the shortest times on a chalkboard.
I started out w a pint of New Glarus Back 40 Bock, which went down pretty smooth. I tried for a Goose Island Bourbon County, but the barrel was dry and there wasn't any more to be had. They also offer 100+ whiskeys, which can be had neat or included in a cocktail. A chalkboard by the kitchen shows the food specials. Had I known, I prob would have taken the special and saved some $$ for an extra pint. There are also multiple big screen tv's, so you can keep up on all the sporting events known to man.
Wish I could come here every day...
12-06-2012 01:30:03 | More by Tiburon
4.35/5 rDev +5.6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | food: 3.5 | $$
This is one of my favorite bars to frequent when I'm out by I-94. With 86 taps and 250 bottles available, this place is crazy good. The food is spectacular, too. The layout seems a little goofy when you first walk in as the bar area takes up the majority of the room and seating at the bar is usually a premium. If you do manage to belly up, the service is pretty great. Even if you don't the table service is good, too. Aside from a great selection of beers, this place has a pretty good selection of food, and a ton of TV's to keep you occupied. Definately reccomend this place if you're heading somwhere between Milwaukee and Chicago and looking for a good deal.
07-19-2012 22:36:45 | More by mykd
4.35/5 rDev +5.6%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $$
Finally got to this beer mecca this weekend.
Huge winding bar that almost feels like a maze. Look and feel of any old bar really though. We grabbed a couple stools and got ready for a long lunch.
The beer list is absolutely insane. You could spend an hour humming and hawing over what to drink. After a painful five minutes we decided on a couple beers and got to the food menu.
The food runs the gamut of pretty much every thing you could ever want in pub grub. If it's deep fried or needs twelve napkins they had it.
The servers were very friendly and prompt. It seemed like every person behind the bar served us something. Very cool.
If I lived closer i would hang out here every day.
05-30-2011 04:46:41 | More by beerwolf77
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I think leafs are aggressively pursuing Getzlaf. Anaheim has a bit of a problem as a low budget team and both Getzlaf and Perry being UFA's next July 1. I am sure both of those guys look at Parise, Suter and now Weber and see $$$ dancing in front of their eyes. I doubt Anaheim could afford to add two $100m plus contracts to the payroll and depending on the new CBA that still might not be enough. It would be wise for Murray to move at least one the way Shero did with Staal. If you are going to lose them or can't afford them now is the time to cash in and avoid getting nothing for them. Losing Schultz for nothing was out of Murray's control but Getzlaf and Perry are not. Clearly Murray has not been able to resign either to an extension and I am sure he has been trying.
Anaheim need help at center and defense. Leafs would have to put a package together from among Grabovski, Bozak, Colborne, Lombardi, Kadri, Connolly and perhaps Phaneuf, Franson, and they may even have to include a player like Kessel or JVR to make it work. I would think Grabovski + Bozak + Phaneuf might do it.
Toronto would then need to resign Getzlaf to something like $10 to $14m per year on a five year deal. Getzlaf is worth that kind of money if Leafs want to lock him up otherwise he will wait and test the market and get at least those kind of bucks from somebody. It is a risky move for Burke as Getzlaf might just wait it out and then pick his team the way Parise and Suter did. Getzlaf is worth the risk in my opinion and he certainly fills Leafs need for a big No 1 center.
It is worth noting that Leafs also have a similar problem with Lupul. If they can't trade Lupul they will lose him as a UFA next July 1 but at least they got Lupul as a throw in in the Gardiner deal so losing Lupul for nothing will be a little less painful but it will still hurt big time.


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1.What is the source of all energy? The sun
2.Plants use energy from the sun through what process? Photosynthesis
3.List two things we use to heat our homes. Wood, solar, natural gas, etc.
4.What does power generated from dams and falling water produce? Hydroelectricity
5.What should you do with an empty aluminum can? Recycle it
6.Energy in the food chain passes from the sun to producers to _______. Consumers
7. What uses more electricity – a radio, refrigerator or blender? A refrigerator
8. Renewable resources will last forever, but only if we _______. Take care of them
9. Planting ______ around your house will help keep it cooler naturally. Shade trees
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12.What are coal, oil and natural gas also known as? Fossil fuels
13.What source of nonrenewable energy uses radioactive uranium? Nuclear
14.Fossil fuels were formed a very long time ago from decomposed _______. Plants and animals
15.Which method saves more hot water and energy – baths or showers? Showers
16.True or false. Oil is evenly distributed across the planet. False
17.Where does most of the heat escape from your house? Windows
18.More than half of the energy we use in our homes is for _____. Heat
19.If a machine is energy efficient, does it waste or save energy? Save
20.What is the term for using energy wisely? Conservation
21. You can save water by _____ when you brush your teeth. Turning it off
22.Name one source of renewable energy. Wind, water, solar, wood(biomass), etc.
23.Name one source of nonrenewable energy. Coal, oil, natural gas, uranium
24.What causes more pollution – fire places, cars or radios? Cars
25.Name one way of conserving energy. Riding a bike, walking instead of driving, turning off lights, dressing warmly, etc.
26.Which pot boils faster and uses less energy – a covered or uncovered one? A covered pot
27.What is the definition of a renewable resource? A resource that is potentially unlimited
28.What is the definition of a nonrenewable resource? A resource that is limited in availability.
29.What renewable source of energy uses glass in buildings to trap the sun's heat? Solar
30.When was the first light bulb invented – about 50 years ago, about 130 years ago, or about 270 years ago? About 130 years ago (1879 – Thomas Edison)
31.Which saves more energy – a dusty light bulb or a clean one? A clean one
32.What is the best kind of bag to use when shopping? A reusable or cloth bag
33.What source of energy is plastic made from? Petroleum
34.By sitting next to a window when reading, you are using _____, which is free and doesn't pollute. Sunlight
35.How many times can an aluminum can be recycled? Over and over
36.Which type of light bulb is more efficient – incandescent or florescent? Florescent
37.From what renewable resource do humans get the energy they use in their bodies every day? Biomass
38.What type of energy resource derives from the magma of the earth's crust? Geothermal
39.What are the names of the three dams at Curecanti National Recreation Area? Morrow Point, Crystal, and Blue Mesa
40.What resource is used to create over half the electricity in the United States? Coal
41.What is the most commonly used renewable resource worldwide? Hydropower
42.What beverage container is worth the most amount of money when you recycle it – a glass bottle, an aluminum can, or a plastic bottle? An aluminum can
43.Who can solve this energy riddle? How do we know that wind power is so popular? Because it has a lot of fans
44. The gasoline we use in our cars is produced by refining which fossil fuel? Petroleum
45.Most of the hot water wasted in a house is wasted in what room? The bathroom
46.What renewable resource accounts for the smallest percentage of electricity produced in the United States? Solar
47.Which country produces the most nuclear power? Japan, the United States, or Russia? The United States
48.Which state built both the first geothermal power plant and the first large solar power plant? California
49.What two things are in the nucleus of an atom? Protons and Neutrons
50.Name one clean form of energy. Solar, Wind, Hydropower, Geothermal
Even though you're not old enough to drive a car yet, there are a lot of ways that you can help conserve energy. If we all work at it, our planet will be better off in the long run. Thanks for your participation today. We'll turn the class back over to your teacher now, and we hope that each of you will visit Curecanti to see a source of hydro-electric energy someday soon.
Did You Know?
During the railroad days, Cimarron, now part of Curecanti, was a bustling livestock shipping hub with a population as large as 250 people.


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Westminster College has been changing lives since 1875. Known as a caring community, Westminster is a place where the faculty and staff have always had an unusually strong dedication to students and their learning. Generations of graduates report that they have been touched profoundly by the Westminster experience. However, the low rates of alumni engagement and alumni giving from the more than 15,000 Westminster alumni around the nation reflect a significant discordance with the student experience.
Trustee Committee on Alumni Participation
To address these issues, in 2006 Westminster College began a process of information gathering and study through a Trustee Committee on Alumni Participation. This committee sought to identify, evaluate, and recommend ideas that the Alumni Board and Administration might consider to better connect alumni with the College, improve alumni relations, and to build a broader and stronger financial participation among alumni. The Committee interviewed Westminster Alumni program-related people, conducted a review of peer college alumni programs, and considered the College's alumni demographics. Their report outlined the alumni relations challenges for the College. These include building alumni pride; strengthening volunteer opportunities; creating regional clubs and travel programs; recognizing alumni; and appropriately staffing the office of advancement and the alumni program.
Alumni Satisfaction Survey
In the summer of 2007, a comprehensive three-phased research study of Westminster Alumni was conducted by Lighthouse Research to understand what Westminster alumni need and want from Westminster College and their alumni program. Survey results are based on 1500 responses from alumni gathered through telephone interviews, focus groups, and an online survey.
The recommendations and key findings from the research were:
• To develop and promote a clear vision of the alumni program outlining its contributions to the College and its benefits to the alumni and students
• To develop and promote a clearly-defined and well-described package of benefits for Westminster alumni that alumni perceive to be valuable and useful
• To implement a comprehensive alumni communication system based on the delivery and content preferences of alumni
• To modify activities and events provided to alumni based on the expressed preferences in the research results
• To set up and facilitate ongoing volunteer opportunities for alumni by providing clear information and consistent follow-up
• To develop a promotional campaign to increase the number of financial donations from alumni
• To develop and implement a formal alumni referral system to assist in new student recruitment and college promotion
Alumni Program
With the recommendations from the Trustee Committee on Alumni Participation, the data collected from the Alumni Satisfaction Survey, and the direction set forth by the College's Strategic Plan, the Alumni Office with the Alumni Board sought to create a shared vision and clear direction for the Westminster College Alumni Program for the next five years. In July 2007, a year-long evaluation and planning process was launched by the Alumni Office and the Alumni Board to improve the content, effectiveness, and value of Westminster College's program for alumni.
Five goals resulted from the planning process addressing the areas of communication, events, benefits, career development and connections, and financial resources and alumni giving. Objectives and strategies were developed as well as target dates for implementation for each goal. Progress in achieving each of the goals of the strategic plan will be reviewed by the Alumni Office with the Alumni Board and reported to both the College and the alumni population on an annual basis. Specifically, the plan will be assessed in terms of growth in the alumni participation rate, alumni engagement, and awareness of the purpose of Westminster's Alumni Program.
To promote an active community of engaged life-long learners.
The Westminster College Alumni Program shall provide, encourage and communicate opportunities for alumni to interact, learn, give and be recognized, thereby supporting the strategic vision of the College and the Alumni Program.
The Alumni Program primarily serves the Alumni of Westminster College. Secondarily, the Alumni Program serves current students, prospective students, and Westminster College.*
Alumni desire the following opportunities to give service to the Westminster College community:
• Mentoring Westminster students
• Interaction with prospective students, current students and their families throughout their Westminster experience
• Guest lecturing opportunities
• Recruitment of prospective students
• Financial contributions
Alumni desire the following benefits from the Alumni Program:
• Effective communication of the purpose of the program, benefits of being alumni, and the service opportunities available to alumni
• Ongoing, unique educational opportunities
• Attractive opportunities whereby alumni may interact, socialize, and participate together within the Westminster community
• Opportunities for contact with the faculty of the College
• Recognition of distinguished and honorary alumni and active marketing of alumni, both locally and nationally
*Note: This plan addresses the needs of Westminster College Alumni. Goals, objectives and strategies for secondary audiences will be addressed in coming years and appended to the plan.
OUR PLAN: An Overview of the Goals
To realize our vision of promoting an active community of life-long learners, we will work toward five overriding goals in: communication; programs; benefits; career development and connections; and alumni giving and allocation of financial resources.
Goal 1
We will focus our efforts on innovative, integrated and comprehensive communication to engage Westminster alumni and to enhance the awareness, understanding of and engagement in the alumni program.
Goal 2
We will add value to the alumni program by continuously engaging alumni with each other and the College community through the development of relevant and streamlined programs.
Goal 3
We will develop a comprehensive benefits package that responds to alumni preferences and adds value to the alumni population.
Goal 4
We will strengthen and promote career development, service opportunities, and the connections between the alumni and the College community.
Goal 5
We will encourage financial efficiency and effectiveness in order to support significant growth of alumni engagement and the improvement of the alumni giving rate.
The accomplishment of these goals requires collaboration between the Alumni and Advancement staff, the College Administration, the Faculty, the Alumni Board, Regional Clubs, Student Services, and Admissions.
We will assess the overall effectiveness of the plan by measuring awareness of the Westminster Alumni Program, growth of the alumni participation rate, alumni engagement.
To implement and accomplish the goals of this plan, we developed dynamic objectives and strategies for each goal. Timing and progress indicators are found in the appendices of this document.
Goal 1
We will focus our efforts on innovative, integrated and comprehensive communication to engage Westminster alumni and to enhance the awareness, understanding of and engagement
in the alumni program.
Create alumni brand and key messaging for the alumni program.
Develop an alumni identity consistent with the College's brand to be used in all information for alumni.
Develop and communicate the purpose of the Alumni Program and the benefits of participation.
Leverage and improve existing databases to increase communication effectiveness.
Standardize procedures for database queries, data usage, and integration of data in communications with alumni.
Create a data utilization and integration model so that communication becomes data driven, personalized, and relevant.
Improve alumni data integrity and collection including increasing coding rates.
Create a comprehensive and integrated communication strategy.
Create an intelligent and integrated communication model that calculates and moves alumni up an engagement escalator from unengaged, to interested, to engaged, to annual donor.
Improve the planning and production of communication materials to increase effectiveness of message and decrease cost through a communication calendar that integrates print and electronic media.
Evaluate and improve traditional communication to increase effectiveness.
Use research results, brand and messaging hierarchy, and database information in the development of print communications.
Increase alumni focus and content in the Westminster Review.
Improve overall use of online communications.
Define purpose and establish guidelines for alumni website.
Restructure alumni website content and navigation.
Structure online communication around research results using majors, careers and/or personal interests.
Integrate online community with database.
Goal 2
We will add value to the alumni program by continuously engaging alumni with each other and the College community through the development of relevant and streamlined programs.
Develop and execute a Reunion Weekend while moving Homecoming from the responsibility of the Alumni Program to the College.
Host Alumni Reunion Weekend in a season different from that of the College's Homecoming Week.
Streamline the events during Reunion Weekend to offer focused and relevant events that fit the purpose of the weekend and reflect results of the alumni survey.
Integrate Class Agents into the Reunion Weekend and set schedules one year in advance.
Offer a strategic series of signature events.
Develop a signature events series that offers four annual events each year around the following areas of focus: faculty-themed, arts & humanities, career/networking, family oriented, and golf tournament. In year one, we will begin by offering one event per year and adding an additional event yearly until all four events of the series are set.
Implement a suggestion system to encourage alumni input on which programming should be offered and when.
Offer events that reflect growing interest through evaluation in order to be continued.
Create an annual calendar of events a year in advance.
Support participation of regional alumni clubs and other organized alumni groups in Reunion Weekend and integrate these events nationally.
Offer one satellite and one on-campus event per year.
Establish satellite event first; integrate this group into Reunion Weekend the following year.
Goal 3
We will develop a comprehensive benefits package that responds to alumni preferences and adds value to the alumni population.
Continue offering all of the current benefits available to alumni.
Build value-added benefits and opportunities specifically for legacies.
Define feasibility and scope of legacy benefits.
Partner with College on drafting, implementing, and promoting this package.
Promote use of existing alumni discounts for facilities.
Develop and roll out a Retail Discount Program.
Explore retail discount packages offered at peer institutions and look to build a local and national retail discount program over the next five years.
Implement an annual Travel Experience with a faculty and alumni host component.
Offer a travel experience once a year.
Incorporate alumni and faculty host element.
Explore the establishment of a continuing education program.
Investigate continuing education programs at peer institutions.
Partner with the College to evaluate feasibility and economic opportunities in offering a curriculum for credit or certificate-based programs to alumni and the College community.
Goal 4
We will strengthen and promote career development, service opportunities, and the connections between alumni and the College community.
Strategically expand the Alumni Mentoring Program.
Develop departmental AMP programs in business, science, communications, entrepreneurship, etc.
Create an AMP model that includes recruiting methods and training modules for facilitators and mentors and promotional templates for the program.
Develop less intensive opportunities for networking and career assistance.
Implement career networking opportunities: alumnus to alumnus; alumnus to student.
Facilitate an alumni guest lecture series for career panels and class visits.
Develop a formal career opportunity network to connect alumni who are seeking and providing jobs.
Collaborate with the Career Resource Center to develop an "alumni hiring alumni" program.
Create a networking database that allows alumni and students to identify and contact one another based on current or past professional positions and professional interests.
Centralize career-related activities for all Westminster groups.
Create a formalized system to collect, communicate, and distribute all Westminster career-related events, discussions, and participatory information.
Develop, promote, and enhance networking opportunities.
Develop a signature networking event which facilitates alumni networking.
Create and fund an annual regional networking event.
Establish career development responsibility in the Alumni Office.
Collaborate with the Career Resource Center to incorporate and coordinate enhanced career development (specifically mentoring programs and networking events).
Goal 5
We will encourage financial efficiency and effectiveness in order to support significant growth of alumni engagement and improvement of the alumni giving rate.
Develop a set of meaningful financial benchmarks and continuously update and evaluate financial resources against them.
Prepare a list of peer institutions, develop a questionnaire, and summarize results in a standardized benchmark template.
Use alumni survey results, benchmark analysis, and the five-year strategic plan to analyze current allocation of financial resources.
Develop a quantitative and qualitative evaluation process for current financial resources.
Develop a gap analysis using the five year plan to evaluate needs in context of resources.
Develop and implement an annual financial performance process that evaluates spending in relation to performance.
Create a template that summarizes spending to performance in each of the following areas: events and benefits (spending vs. participation); communication (spending vs. response rate and awareness); career connections (spending vs. participation and number of alumni using services); associated boards (spending vs. engagement level and goals completed).
Assure adequate financial resources to support the alumni program.
Develop an annual budget consistent with benchmark data, competitive with peer institutions, and supportive of alumni strategy.
Advocate funding needed for career services portion of the strategic plan.
Support growth of the alumni participation rate.
We will focus first on increasing and tracking engagement. Then, we will develop a plan and strengthen our collaboration with the College in order to increase alumni giving.
We will work to better understand the connection between engagement and financial participation by gathering benchmark participation data from peer institutions while also tracking the College's own participation rate.
We will assess our progress in achieving each of the goals of our plan for the next five years annually. While the plan outlines various means of measurements, we will assess the overall effectiveness of the plan in three main areas.
Program Awareness
The Alumni Program will capture the level of its current Alumni Program awareness and establish a baseline in Year 1 of the plan by using the results of the survey. During Year 1, the Alumni Program will design a process for assessing awareness of the purpose of the Alumni Program and the benefits and opportunities offered to the alumni population. Additionally, we will use the results of assessment to adjust implementation and maximize program awareness.
Engagement Rate
In Year 1, the Alumni Program will design a method to measure engagement of alumni with the College. Such technique should capture all means of communication, interaction, and responses between the College and alumni and process them into key indicators that can be used to assess and measure "engagement" of alumni over the next five years.
Participation (Financial) Rate
The Alumni Program will use the participation rate as the overall key indicator that will reflect the effectiveness of the strategic plan. While the participation rate will be assessed annually, the Alumni Program expects a favorable impact on the participation rate beginning in Year 3 of the strategic plan.


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The Owl Killers
Karen Maitland
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That certain British and Irish churches have Sheela na Gigs carved above their doors—so-called Divine Hags crouching so as to spread the lips of their exaggerated, massive labia—is, as with much of such history, a mystery, and one into which no end of theories has been thrust. Does the figure signify a warning against Christian notions of sexual sin, or is it a symbol of an agricultural societys desire for fecund fields? Was this grotesque carved as some kind of magical protection, a bawdy reminder of the human spirit, or is it a trace of a preexisting (or simultaneous, yet covert) religious system?
The idea of such a religion—one that locates the power of women not merely in sexuality but also in wisdom, thus offering women the very sort of earthly authority and respect Christianity stripped away—appeals, of course, to a wide variety of neo-pagans as well as those secular folks interested in historic precursors to contemporary feminism. As pagans and Christians shared certain rites and festivals in medieval times, so today do Wiccan theologians and Catholic reformers turn to the same speculations about history to bolster their respective claims.
Karen Maitlands The Owl Killers will be of interest to both camps, for the fictional village in which she sets her scene, near the coast of west Norfolk in the year 1321, sports both a Sheela na Gig above the church door and a Beguinage in the nearby woods. The Beguines were not a religious order but, rather, laywomen who lived together, working to support themselves and controlling their own money and time, praying and writing. Responding to another historical mystery—the notable lack of such communities in the British Isles—Maitland makes the Beguinage in her novel the first outpost of the Beguine movement in England, sent from the sizeable and famous community in Bruges. She even has one of the most famous Beguine-written books make a cameo: This isnt a Jewish book, I told Ralph. Its not written in their tongue. If it was I wouldnt be able to read it, but I can read this. Its in French. It means The Mirror . . . of Simple Souls, a manuscript that would later be attributed to Marguerite Porete, burned at the stake in 1310.
Maitlands contrast of the horrible, toothy hag Black Anu and the city of women the Beguines set up in the woods—where, as one character explains, you had the freedom to be yourself, do what you thought was right, not what others told you to do—highlights two ways in which the feminine was (and still is) feared. Fantasies of monstrous vaginas can be contained, kept in their place. These women in the woods are a different matter. Or, as a character argues in the book: Beguines are pernicious tares sown by the Devil to destroy the order of man and God. It was women that destroyed the order in the Garden of Eden—Lilith, Adams first wife, refusing to lie beneath her husband, and Eve seducing Adam into forbidden knowledge. Now they are hell-bent on destroying the very priesthood itself, and with it the Holy Church and all Christendom.
The plot hinges upon this conflict between women and the priesthood, a popular and barely less incendiary topic today. Theres an anchoress subsisting wholly on Holy Communion, and when shes deposited at the Beguinage, the women are presented with a riddle as to what she will eat. Does a woman have the right to stand unshielded in the terrible light of God if no bishop had laid his hand upon her? And, for that matter, are the sacraments even necessary; is the priesthood really nothing more than a guard barring the way, controlling who will eat and be saved and who will be refused and damned? But lest it seem like this novel is all a matter of theological debate, there are also those Owl Masters to which the title alludes, beast-whisperers and demon-conjurers who do creepy things in the woods involving wicker figures, masks, and flayed human skins.
Amidst the assorted lepers, philandering priests, and incestuous rapists of the period, Maitland scatters tidbits of historical data—on the manufacture of salt cats and the uses of dog dung, for instance. In a pleasant method of dividing chapters and tracking chronology, she also gives a sense of the medieval calendar, from the threats and pranks of Plough Monday through the parodic inversion of Feast of Fools or Saint Thomass day, when all liquids in the home have to be kept covered because the menstrual discharge of Lilith was believed to fall from the sky.
While not exactly a thriller, The Owl Killers is not without its thrills, and while the prose can clunk at times and the multiple points of view can get a little fuzzy, Maitland effectively renders the familiar strange and the strange familiar, offering a new imagining of both Christian and pagan history. She also sets herself up for a sequel, having one of her Beguines (a giantess) say: Ive a hankering to see more than this poxy village before I die. We might not make it, and if they catch us, well likely burn together. But theyll have to catch us first and well give them a run for their money. . . . You and me together, lass. I reckon with your learning and my brawn, together we could take on the world. This will be a sentiment shared by those who most enjoy this book, for the struggle of its early 14th-century heroines continues into the present day.
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One of the first actions expected at tonight's Rockland County Legislative meeting is the vote to confirm of South Nyack as the Commissioner of Finance and Budget Director. The legislature's Budget & Finance Committee unanimously voted in favor of the appointment last week. DeGroat has held the position as acting commissioner and director for more than a year.
The legislators will also vote to accept a $227,000 Public Health Emergency Preparedness Grant from New York State. The funds will cover planning, surveillance, communication, education and training for the period from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 for an emergency event.
Another agenda item deals with the borrowing of to help pay the county's operating expenses. The county has stated that there is $30 million in uncollected county sales, compensating use and mortgage tax revenues along with monies due from the state and federal governments. The county would borrow the money for a period of one year.
Legislators will vote on setting dates for two public hearings for local laws dealing with electricians on Wednesday, Nov. 7. The first hearing, expected to be scheduled for 7:05 p.m. on Nov. 7, would amend local laws related to licensing master electricians in the county. The second hearing to follow at 7:10 p.m. would concern a proposed local law for a county Electrical Code Enforcement Program and certification of electrical inspectors by the county.
Additionally, they will vote on approval of a $2,287,300 contract for repairs to the wastewater treatment plant in Orangeburg. The lowest bid for the project came from Helmer-Cronin construction of Stony Point. The work on the facility, which serves County Sewer District 1, includes repairing cracks; furnishing, installing and testing a new float cover; removing all parts of the previous cover, and testing for lead and performing abatement as necessary. The Anaerobic Digester Rehabilitation Project must be completed within 365 calendar days from the start of the contact.
An updated Fire Mutual Aid Plan will be presented to the legislators for approval. The County first put the plan into place in 1985 and since updated it in 1998 and 2004. The 21-page plan was revised to keep pace with the changing firefighting needs of the county's fire districts, towns and villages.
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
Arbor Day has new meaning in the Joplin area. The day dedicated to trees will be celebrated with giveaways of new trees and further assessments of tornado-damaged trees.
One phenomenon in Joplin calls for tree owners' attention: Fuzzy trees. In the words of local band Me Like Bees, those naked trees are greening again.
Jon Skinner, an urban forester with the Missouri Department of Conservation, says that the phenomenon is a tree's reaction to the stress of not gathering enough sunlight (which must be absorbed through the leaves to give a tree any nutrition).
"Trees that look like poodles have had so much limb breakage that they can't eat," Skinner said. "The only way it can get food is to put more leaves on. It's a natural biological effect."
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Even though planting trees gets most of the attention on Arbor Day, the day is perfect for calling an arborist to determine whether or not a tree can be saved, Skinner said.
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Many have offered tree giveaways in Joplin since the tornado, and more will continue Friday on Arbor Day.
Last week, the Arbor Day Foundation and Wildcat Glades Conservation and Audubon Center distributed 12,000 trees throughout Joplin as part of tornado recovery efforts.
The city of Joplin will host a program Friday in honor of the day. In conjunction with Empire District Electric Co. and the MDC, the city will give trees to area residents and celebrate the city's Tree City USA status.
Thousands of trees -- including more than 200 trees in Cunningham and Parr Hill parks -- were lost in the tornado.
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UPDATE 5:35 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1:
The Murrieta Police Department continued Thursday to put major resources toward investigating a suspicious death discovered when a fire broke out Wednesday in a Murrieta apartment.
While the investigation into the circumstances of the death in apartment V-103 at the Waterstone Apartments progresses, releasing specifics to the public through the media could jeopardize their work, Murrieta police Lt. Tony Conrad told Patch.
Authorities have not yet confirmed the identity of the victim, though a neighbor told Patch the person who lived there was a thin, African American woman.
"The Police Department is still awaiting official identification of the victim from the coroner's office," said Conrad, who oversees the department's detective bureau.
Patch has left inquiries with the Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner's Office, an employee of which said the body was "charred."
The fire was reported at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday. Fire and police officials arrived on scene within minutes to knock down the blaze. When searching for victims, a deceased body was found, authorities said. A 3- to 4-year-old boy was rescued by a neighbor, according to authorities.
As information becomes available, Murrieta Patch will continue to update this story.
UPDATE 5:45 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31:
The crime scene at Waterstone Apartments in Murrieta was broken down at about 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, though Murrieta police would not be releasing further details in the case until at least tomorrow, Lt. Tony Conrad confirmed.
Mandatory evacuations of nearby apartment units were lifted, Conrad told Patch.
Murrieta police and fire investigators were on scene Wednesday of an alleged suspicious death in connection with a fire that broke out in a unit at Waterstone Apartments, 24850 Hancock Avenue in Murrieta.
The fire was reported at 6:45 a.m. and fire and police officials arrived at 6:49 a.m., according to Murrieta police Lt. Tony Conrad.
Authorities discovered apartment V-103 was "engulfed with smoke billowing from an open window," Conrad said, in a news release.
Firefighters entered the apartment and knocked out the fire. While searching for victims, they found a deceased woman, determined to be in her 30s, according to Murrieta fire Spokesperson Matt Corelli.
"The first crew arrived and found smoke and fire coming from three windows of a downstairs apartment," Corelli said in a news release. "Crews stopped the fire's progress and reported knockdown twelve minutes after they arrived."
Prior to crews' arrival, Corelli said a resident pulled a child from the apartment. The child, whose age was not provided, was treated by firefighter-paramedics at the scene and transported to a local hospital, he said.
One firefighter suffered injuries in the fire; he was expected to recover, Corelli said.
"Firefighters contained the fire to the unit were it began and remained on scene to check for nearby extension into other apartment units," Corelli said.
Based on preliminary investigation, police and fire officials have deemed the death suspicious.
"Murrieta police investigators along with investigators from Murrieta fire are on scene working this case as a suspicious death," Conrad said.
A large area surrounding the damaged apartment was cordoned off, and the Murrieta police and fire mobile command unit was brought to the scene.
Multiple detectives, firefighters and sheriff's personnel were on location.
Residents nearby were evacuated and unable to drive their cars if they were parked inside the taped-off area, Conrad confirmed.
A neighbor, Jessica Ewald, said she lived two doors down from the fire-ravaged apartment. She told Patch she was ordered not to drive her car, so she was borrowing her mother's.
She described the woman who lived there as thin and African American, though police have not confirmed her identity.
The investigation was expected to continue throughout the day, at which time more details may be released.
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