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All right…by now everyone is well aware of the "classless" antics
First of all, let me say this: jerks these men may be, but boy they play with a lot of fire, and as a football fan, I respect the mean with which they approach their jobs. I want all 11 of my defenders to invite the hit, challenge the opposition to throw their way.
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Enter the sportsmanship card. There are guys who possess killer instinct between the lines and can shake hands (honestly) after the final whistle is blown. These men portray exceptional sportsmanship. And sportsmanship is a virtue.
It's not the pro-athlete's job to raise your kids, teach them right from wrong, mold their personas. That's your job, Mom…that's your job, Dad. Sure kids look up to athletes, model their own athletic "careers" after that which they see. You can't stop it, but it's irresponsible to expect the men who play the games not to disappoint your kids. It's a valuable lesson of idolatry that is worth allowing your child to experience. No parent wants his son or daughter to have to learn something the hard way, but it's part of the growth process. Instead of screaming that Richard Sherman needs to do or be something other than what he did and was on Sunday night, use his behavior as a learning opportunity with your kids.
I'm a 35 year-old man and pro athletes continue to let me down.
But from a sports perspective, the real travesty of the Richard Sherman post-game insanity was that the foundation of the sideline reporter received a massive reinforcement. Yep…the sideline reporter isn't going anywhere. In fact, the role of the sideline reporter will likely be expanded.
That was the one. That was the moment producers wait for. Truthfully, that was the moment we all wait for. Let's be honest, for the most part, the sideline reporter is useless. It's not entirely the fault of the sideline reporter. I mean, for what are they really there? What info are they going to impart upon us that isn't readily available the booth? Heck, many times I receive word of an injury on my tablet or from the play-by-play guy well before the sideline reporter chimes in. So what does the sideline reporter do? Precisely that – they serve as conduit for controversy.

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The 97-year-old woman assaulted in a home invasion last week is still recovering at a local hospital.
Family said Arlene Jones has a serious head injury and broken bones. The Jones family is unsure when Arlene will be released and are asking for prayers.
The Van Zandt County Sheriff's Office identified the home invasion suspect as 26-year-old David Wayne Taylor of Chandler.
Taylor was arrested Sunday near County Road 4908 in Van Zandt county and was charged with evading arrest and aggravated robbery. His bond is set at $250,000.
The suspect was brought into the Van Zandt County Sheriff's Office after being examined by the hospital for injuries sustained while hiding in the wooded area over night. Van Zandt County Investigators were then able to obtain enough evidence to issue a warrant for the Aggravated Robbery of the elderly female.
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The weather in the region is getting nice enough to bust out the old grill. Dust it off, dump any remaining ashes left over from last year (if it's a charcoal grill), make sure the propane tank is full (if it's a gas grill) and start thinking about firing it up.
One recipe to get your grilling season off on the right foot is Grilled Pork Loin with Mustard Crust and Grilled Potato Planks.
A couple of notes regarding this recipe from the Boston Globe:
1) It's the kind of meal which you can spend a few extra minutes late in the work week to prep (by marinating the pork loin) and is ready to go when you are over the weekend.
2) Here's a list of steps to perform whenever you decide to make it that first grilling event of the season. (Thank you to Steven Raichlen, BBQ authority).
3) Having two zones when grilling is extremely important. Remember, with cooking the pork loin, you'll need to grill directly on higher heat to sear the outside and impart the smoky flavor. But you'll also need an area of the grill which isn't as hot, so that you can use your grill like an over to finish the cooking and get the pork up to temperature (in this case 145 degrees for pink meat). You can go higher if you want, but you can't go back once you cross that temperature threshold.
4) If you don't get Yukon Gold potatoes, Russets will work as an acceptable substitute.
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Spread over five mountains, La Clusaz is quickly growing in notoriety and popularity. At the heart of this large resort is a beautiful, rustic French mountain village with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Beginners and intermediate skiers will find La Clusaz well suited to them, with a great array of gentle blue and fun red pistes. Families will be happy with the Beauregard area, in particular, and there is a choice of ski schools for adults and children. In the evenings, La Clusaz is mainly a relaxed resort with a family-friendly French ambiance. The atmosphere tends to get livelier on the weekends, allowing you to sample two very different après ski experiences in La Clusaz.
La Clusaz is superb for beginners. There are a handful of nursery slopes around village level, though the best are at Crêt du Merle and at the top of the Beauregard Cable Car, where you will find some gentle blue pistes to graduate onto.
In addition to tree-lined cruising and stunning views on Beauregard Mountain, Massif de Manigod has a network of 15 lifts providing access to further gentle cruising for skiers and excellent free riding for snowboarders. Keener intermediates may want to progress around the valley to Massif de L'Etale, where the runs become steeper and longer.
The best on-piste terrain for experts can be found on La Balme. The seriously steep Vraille run is a great challenge. L'Aiguille also has some good black runs and mogul skiing. La Clusaz offers numerous challenges off piste, and this is a great way to avoid the crowds. Combe de Bellachat is entirely off-piste and definitely worth exploring with a friend or a guide. Snowboarders will want to seek out the terrain park on Massif de L'Aiguille - offering a halfpipe and some table top jumps.
This resort has a particularly welcoming attitude to children and families. La Clusaz features both a larger ESF ski school and a smaller Sno Academie, both of which receive good reports. The kindergartens in La Clusaz and Le Grand-Bournand provide good care, offering supervision and lunch for children as young as 8 months of age.
Staying in La Clusaz means you have a wide choice of dining experiences to choose from. Some of which are a short drive away, such as Vieux Chalet, offering good food and a friendly service. Le Bercail on the Massif de L'Aiguille, accessible by sleigh or snowcat at night, is a superb, reservation-only, Savoyard dining experience not to be missed. The bars and nightclubs of La Clusaz come alive at the weekend, with lively bars like Le Caves du Pacally and Panama Café open until 2 am. Club 18 and L'Ecluse are open until 5 am and are popular with skiers and snowboarders of all ages. The latter is particularly interesting due to its glass dance floor which stretches over the rushing waters of La Clusaz' river.
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In the six months since Superstorm Sandy the ASPCA has been patching up Cairo, a pit bull terrier mix, but he is still looking for a home. He was about five months old when he was found abandoned in Brooklyn in the days after the storm.
While almost all of the ASPCA's other sandy dogs have been reunited with family members or found new ones, Cairo's bad luck continues. After the storm, the pup's heart condition surfaced.
"He had pulmonic stenosis, a narrowing of the valve that takes the blood from the heart to the lung," said Julie Horton of the ASPCA. "He needed quite an extensive medical workup before he was available."
Now he has a torn ACL and needs another procedure. But the injury to his back leg hasn't slowed him down much. He is playful and strong, has super bright eyes, and is almost back to good health. Horton said he shouldn't need any significant long-term care for these problems.
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Lots of different things..
Delicious and healthy white bean and escarole soup. Topped with a tiny bit of lemon zest and freshly ground pepper.
Super low fat balsamic flax vinaigrette.
Tofu scramble is always a hit in my house. What a great way to start the day!
My 16 year old is happy about this breakfast. I love having my kids in my new place. It makes everything OK.
Beginning the salsa. Serranos, onions, garlic and spices in the pan.
Adding massive amounts of cilantro and crushed tomatoes. Fresh lime juice and a quick whiz with the immersion blender and the salsa is really to chill.
Green bean saute with crushed red pepper flakes, onions, garlic and a bit of the vinaigrette from earlier.
I had some leftover refriend beans, so I turned them into burgers. My kids love veggie burgers, so we had ourselves a nice feast of them with the broccoli on the side.
Must bring my own dishes to my new place. I am renting a winter beach rental that is totally furnished, including dishes. I miss my own dishes.. and my old window I used to photography my food in. I will bring my dishes over soon. I am sick of taking pics in these tacky things.
My other baby came for a visit the other night too... shhhh... don't tell anyone! I just needed her on Thanksgiving as I was all alone. Here she is falling asleep all cozy. I am so grateful for her.. I just wish I could see her more often too.
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Oh Mel--that key lime pie looks absolutely perfect--the antidote to this cold that we all need. I can't wait for the recipe. I love the "merigue" topping.ReplyDelete
I know the adjustment is hard for you, but it looks like you're doing well. Your 16-year-old is adorable!
And so it Jorda--the photo looks like a big red poppy with Jorda at the center.
Awww, I love the pic of Jorda. She's just adorable all wrapped up and snug as a bug.ReplyDelete
Your son looks happy. Well, who wouldn't be with a delicious plate of your food in front of them.
Hang in there my friend!
I made your refried beans (from the last post) yesterday and they were great! I love the lime juice and the cilantro...yummm. And the burgers you made out of them look really good--what a neat idea!ReplyDelete
I know this change must be so hard for you, and I hope that it gets a little easier every day...having familiar things around you (like your dishes) always helps!
everything looks just so fabulous, but i'm particularly intrigued by the soup! the winter is finally here in the desert :) by the way, your 16-year-old is adorable - just like urban vegan said!ReplyDelete
OH my the pie looks perfect. I hope that recipe will be in your book because the picture is mouthwatering. How did you make your burgers? I love bean burgers. They are my all time favorite.ReplyDelete
Jorda looks perfectly happy all cuddled up in your red comforter.
I am glad your kids were with you. It makes the transition a bit easier. Hang in there Mel!
my goodness, that key lime pie with the gingersnap crust, salsa, soup, and tofu scramble (haha, the picture of your son is hilarious) look quite scrumptious!! Aww, Jorda is so precious - I do hope you'll get to see her more often!ReplyDelete
What a good looking kid! I wish my mom would have cooked all the amazing food that you cook for them. Everything looks wonderful especially the key lime pie (and i never liked key lime pie).ReplyDelete
I'm glad you had company for Thanksgiving - your baby looks quite content!ReplyDelete
I know you were happy to have your sons with you and your 16 year old looks so happy to be there.
I hope you had a nice holiday!
OMG that pie!! Amazingly delicious looking! Actually everything looks delicious.ReplyDelete
Your son looks so happy with your yummy food in front of him. He's adorable Melody.
I love the idea of swapping out your dishes. You should surround yourself with things that are special to you.
That's so nice that your kids are settling right into your place with the same delicious meals...you should definitely steal your other baby for sleepovers more often too, why not? She should come over once a week at least!ReplyDelete
Was thinking you should read Eat, Pray, Love (haven't read it myself but just saw it on Oprah and made me think of you)
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I had a growth ultrasound yesterday and DS2 was measuring 4 lbs 9 oz (30.5 wks), which seems crazy big to me. I'll take a big baby vs. an IUGR baby any day. They didn't tell me his percentile and I didn't catch it, but his measurements were easily 3 weeks ahead. (I easily passed my GD test, though I suspect my MFM may make me redo it on Monday when she sees this report.) DS was 7lbs 4 oz at 36 weeks, so not small by any means, either, but I don't think he ever measured this far ahead.
Monday I was spilling +1 on a dipstick test and gained 7 lbs between my morning and afternoon appointments. Doing a 24 hour urine today, and just feeling more swollen suddenly, only other concerning symptom is heartburn, my blood pressure has been fantastic like 100/60's. (But in my first pregnancy, I had a clear diptest and my blood pressure stayed mostly normal, I had gotten swollen and a huge jump in weight a few weeks prior to the upper right quadrant pain starting.)
Anyway, my doctors seem appropriately concerned, baby has good fluid levels and did well on his NST, we'll see how the 24 hour urine looks.
I was just wondering if you could explain the large/small baby connection and if you have any links/studies for that, (I'd rather not mess with the glucose test again if it's more likely to be pre-e related.)


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Hello NBA fans, if there are any out there anymore. But I have a feeling that if your team is still in the playoffs you are caring. Well I am not, I will make no bones about this, the Bucks are my team and no matter what always will be. Hey listen I cheer for the Packers too, so I associate with one winner.
I want to drop this on you today. The Chicago Bulls came out in the first game against the Miami Heat and played really well beating them 93-86. Everyone said oh wow see the height the Bulls have are going to give the Heat fits and that is how you beat them. Well then last night happened when the Bulls got destroyed by the Heat...115-78. It was the worse loss in the Bulls playoff history. What would Jordan say about this loss, would he say that the team is soft and as long as you don't poke them or foul them hard they are great? I don't know and I am not going to look for some quote from him about last night cause really I don't care. Jordan had the Pistons to deal with and the Heat are NOT your daddy's Pistons. Shoot the Heat aren't even your daddy's Lakers or the Jazz from the Bulls hay day. Now the Bulls did loose when Jordan was on the team but never like they did last night. The whole talk about the Bulls length and how Noah was going to be the difference maker. Now there are others on this Bulls team and I will say this to all of them...GROW UP, YOUR IN THE NBA! I get it that there are times when you want to rip the ref's head off over a bad call but this is the playoffs, you do everything you can to stay on the court so that you can contribute to the team's loosing or winning. Getting sent to the locker-room with 12 mins left in the fourth...bad idea jeans.
Last night showed me one thing and one thing only, the players in the NBA are soft. Last night showed me that the Bulls however talented can't hang with the elite teams in the NBA, much less on James's, Wade's or Allen's jock. Did the Heat players get fouled hard, did the Heat players want to argue about calls...of course they did but did they...HELL NO!! Last night the Miami Heat might have gotten one guy in Green Bay, WI to jump on the band wagon of White Hot, lame T-Shirt but I get it. Labron James and Dwayne Wade showed how to conduct themselves in the PLAYOFFS.
There is one other thing really quick...Derrick Rose, you have no choice but to come back in this years playoffs, I mean game three would be just about right. Derrick Rose, your team needs a leader, someone who can shoulder the pressures of NBA Playoffs cause right now, Noah and company taint going to get it done.
Here's to the Heat making it three more games so we don't have to deal with these crying little premadonas known as the Bulls, oh how I would long for the days of Jordan still if I'm a Bulls fan.


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I told Jimi tonight that they're going to be his favorites! LOL
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I told Jimi tonight that they're going to be his favorites! LOL
I have vowed to do mostly prefolds and covers so I can cut down on the cost but I couldn't resist buying these.
But now that I ordered these BG bamboo fitteds, I found BG deluxe bamboo fitteds on another site for $7.77!!!
Is there really a difference between bamboo and deluxe or are they just marketing it different???
Poor little Ro is so sick. He's in pain all over his body, has a fever of 102 even after Advil, an occasional cough, won't eat, and he was listless and only wanted to be in my arms after I came home from work. I'm so sad for him, and a little worried. I've never seen him like this.
DH had a few choice things to say about the kids who were coughing at the playground the other day, and said it was not unrealistic of him to think about putting our children in a bubble.
Cute diapers Janeen!
Oh no Lydia, poor little guy! It's so sad to see them sick like that. I hope he's better soon.
I confess that I thought about applying for a job at a private daycare, but then I saw on their website that they do a bunch of religious stuff with the kids. So, not the job for me.
I confess that I had the craziest friggin dream last night.
I had like these blackheads on my chest and stomach and Jimi told me I really needed to get them out "by the root" so I started squeezing them and they started to come out and then I had to get tweezers and pull the rest out. The best way I can describe them as they came out is like the plastic covers of juice containers that you have to take out before you can drink the juice? And they had these long, white, plastic like roots. They looked liked frickin squids. Well this left me with like 5 holes in my body and I went out of the bathroom to tell my mom about them and she said I had to cover them with gauze so they didn't get infected. You could see directly into my body.
So I go back into the bathroom and everyone had went outside to play a game. As I go back in there the shower head comes to life and tells me it's going to kill me if I don't do something. So I run out and I'm running down the hall, past a second bathroom and that shower head, which is a detachable one, is trying to make its way out of the bathroom and has flooded the bath tub and it's telling me it's going to get me. It rips itself out of the bath tub and is chasing me through the house. I ran outside the back and screamed at everyone that they had to come and control these shower heads so I could gauze up these holes in my body before I got an infection and died.
Janeen, you need to stop watching scary movies! LOL. I don't watch any kind of horror/scary shoes due to the fact that I have dreams like that and worse if I do!
I confess this pregnancy is kicking my butt! I feel sooooooooo tired! I cannot believe how exhausted I feel! I want my energy back!
I haven't been watching anything scary. It was just an out of the blue, where the frig did that dream come from, kind of dream.
I am beginning to feel exhausted again too. On top of the normal pregnancy tired...I have been up the past two nights with indigestion (and the dream last night). It's really taking a toll on me.
Welcome to pregnancy dreams! I've been having some really bizarre ones, some of which would be scary if I thought about them more. DH has really fantastic and intense dreams all night every night (no wonder he likes to sleep so much), and it's nice to be able to experience it a little bit myself. One time recently I was a hired assassin and had to track my victim all over the world.
We had a sleepless night here, too. I brought Ro to bed with us, and despite the Advil his fever was 101+ and he kept waking up and crying and not settling down easily. Then Claire, who is still sick also would cry out from the nursery.
Ashley, I worked at a Border's for 3 years and really enjoyed it. I worked in the music section and in the cafe. It was really fun. You see lots of interesting (nuts!) people in book stores.
Ugh, I thought DH would be home by 4:30 so I could have a nap and he could give Travis his supper; nope, he texted at 6 and said only just got off the phone with a supplier, so, he ain't gonna get here til 6:30 earliest.....I hate hate hate his department and his working hours! Argh!
I confess I'm thinking about going to work for myself. This would be a MAJOR change for me.
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Thanks! I was intimidated by the idea of finding clients, but there our state provides funding for some children and there is an authorized list of providers the state has approved and will reimburse. I've been hearing from parents that because there aren't enough providers they can't get anyone to call them back and their kids are going without ... so it seems like if I can get on the list it should be just a matter of time from there. I couldn't figure out the paperwork to get on the list but I just had an interaction with someone who worked there and she said she'd help me get things figured out ... actually said they were so desperate for people in my career they might give her a bonus for bringing me on board! So I'm definitely thinking about it ... I could earn more than I'm making now just working part time! The scary part is, I have to bill monthly and then wait another month for reimbursement so I have to really plan it out before I do it.
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Hi everybody. Not sure why I haven't been posting...but I love you all. I think maybe cause I've been monumentally cranky lately and I just haven't felt like being a whiner about it. Well, no, thats not right. I've been a huuuuuuuge whiner, just not online.
I hereby vow to get in a better mood, and start posting again.
And because its a confession thread...I confess that I really don't get why posting my bra color facebook is supposed to be helpful against breast cancer. But it is interesting to see people from all walks of my life participating.
Glad to see you posting, Maggie!
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I confess that I usually don't say anything about the religious FB post I see. I know I talk about them sometimes here as sometimes they do bother me when I have to scroll through scriptures of the day and all kinds of praying statuses.
Today they are doing this state your bra color thing and one of my friends who I don't even remember and need to de-friend put something on her status saying: "Put this on your page if you know someone who has or had cancer. Dear God, I pray for the cure of cancer. Amen. 93% won't copy and paste this, will you?" One of her friends replied: "93% won't copy and paste this because God doesn't read your FB prayers and if praying for a cure for cancer worked, it would be done with already. Amen!" LOL, that cracked me up. I wonder who will be attacking the responder later and am considering friending her even though I really don't know who she is LOL.


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The Freedom Project was a year-long commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War that ran from August 2012 through April 2013. It explored the many meanings and histories of emancipation and freedom in the United States and beyond through a number of interdisciplinary campus events.
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A year-long commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War that will explore the many meanings and histories of emancipation and freedom in the United States and beyond. More about the project »
Thenceforward, and Forever Free is presented as part of Marquette University's Freedom Project, a yearlong commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War. The Project explores the many histories and meanings of emancipation and freedom in the United States and beyond. The exhibition features seven contemporary artists whose work deals with issues of race, gender, privilege, and identity, and more broadly conveys interpretations of the notion of freedom. Artists in Thenceforward are: Laylah Ali, Willie Birch, Michael Ray Charles, Gary Simmons, Elisabeth Subrin, Mark Wagner, and Kara Walker. The exhibition includes works in diverse media, from Wagner's 17-foot-tall collage made from 1,121 dollar bills to Simmons's site-specific chalk drawing installation to Subrin's two-channel, HD video. Paintings by Charles and Birch, drawings by Ali, and prints by Walker are also featured. Essayists for the exhibition catalogue are Dr. A. Kristen Foster, associate professor, Department of History, Marquette University, and Ms. Kali Murray, assistant professor, Marquette University Law School.
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History - the study of past human events, words, and creations - is an imprecise science. The authoritative words we read in history books often do not
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and voices - when we replace the idea of "reading history" with the broader concept of "exposing histories."
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The exhibition Freedom Of/For/To is comprised of contemporary photographs from the museum's permanent collection that explore the fluid definition of the
word and elicit questions about our collective (mis)understanding of freedom at home and abroad. The photographers represented in the exhibition, including
Adam Bartos, Edward Burtynsky, William Clift, Stella Johnson, Miguel Rio Branco, Irina Rozovsky, and Joel Sternfeld, offer a variety of viewpoints that
encourage us to consider how we define and protect freedom in a global context.
Visit the Exhibition website for more information.
Steven Hahn, Roy F. and Jeannette P. Nichols Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania. Hahn is the author of several books, including A Nation Under our Feet: Black Political Struggles in the Rural South from Slavery to the Great Migration (2004) which received the Pulitzer Prize in History.
Banned Books Week (BBW) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention to the harms of censorship by spotlighting actual or attempted bannings of books across the United States. View the libraries Banned Books Week website to learn more.
Laura Matthew of the History Department will be facilitating this discussion.
Come hear faculty and administrators read excerpts from your favorite banned books. At 12:30 p.m., Larry Watson, Department of English, will read from and comment on having his own books banned. For a complete lineup of readers, go to.
View four films based on Banned Books. A short discussion will follow each movie. Screening schedule:
1:00 PM: Lord of the Flies
3:00 PM: Howl
5:00 PM: Twilight
7:30 PM: Hunger Games
Performed by Artists in Residence: The Fiasco Company, The Vexed Question, by Noah Brody, is a sweeping story of an often-ignored period of American history centering on the Congressional battles over the issue of slavery that dominated the 1830's and 1840's. John Quincy Adams at 63, having already served in almost every significant national office including the Presidency, the Senate, Secretary of State, and Ambassador, runs for the House of Representatives. There he discovers the greatest fight of his life - defending the right to petition and embracing the abolitionist cause against massive opposition from all corners. Marquette University is proud to support the staged reading of this new play.
H. Robert Baker from Georgia State University, Kate Masur of Northwestern University and A. Kristen Foster from Marquette University will debate and discuss the possibilities and limits of black freedom in the nineteenth century.
As American college students in the 1960s and 1970s refused to abide by in loco parentis restrictions that had been imposed upon previous generations, this exhibit will illustrate how the Marquette community addressed changing expectations of personal freedom, freedom of speech, and freedom to demonstrate.
Organized around the theme of "Emancipation: Ireland and the World," the conference hopes to encourage us to think about the concepts of freedom and citizenship as expressed by the Irish at home and around the world.
With its clear links to the long struggle for Catholic rights that culminated in 1829, emancipation raises questions about the part played by the Irish and Irish-Americans in the abolitionist and pro-slavery camps in the USA, as well as in the fight for women's rights and for the freedom of colonized peoples in all parts of the British Empire.
It could also focus on the struggles between economic, cultural, and political interconnectedness on the one hand and national sovereignty on the other, which are at the heart of contemporary debate. Lastly, emancipation spotlights the role of creative Irish men and women in stretching academic inquiry and artistic expression beyond the constraints of their society and disciplines.
Eric Foner, DeWitt Clinton Professor of History at Columbia University, author of Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men: The Ideology of the Republican Party Before the Civil War (1970; reissued with new preface 1995); Nothing But Freedom: Emancipation and Its Legacy (1983); Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution, 1863-1877 (1988) (winner, among other awards, of the Bancroft Prize, Parkman Prize, and Los Angeles Times Book Award); The Story of American Freedom (1998); and The Fiery Trial: Abraham Lincoln and American Slavery (winner, among other awards, of the Bancroft Prize, Pulitzer Prize for History, and The Lincoln Prize), which was published in the fall of 2010. View the speaker's complete biography.
Elisabeth Subrin, Assistant Professor of Film and Media Art at Temple University, is an artist and filmmaker who engages a wide range of genres, forms and contexts to create conceptually driven projects in film, video, photography and installation. Her work seeks intersections between history and subjectivity, investigating the nature and poetics of psychological "disorder," the legacy of feminism, and the impact of recent social and political history on contemporary life and consciousness. View the speaker's complete biography.
Alison Efford of the History Department will be facilitating this discussion.
Richard Blackett, Andrew Jackson Professor of History at Vanderbilt University and author of Building an Antislavery Wall. Black Americans in the Atlantic Abolitionist Movement, 1830-1860 (Louisiana State University Press, 1983); Beating Against the Barriers. Biographical Essays in Nineteenth-Century Afro-American History (Louisiana State University Press, 1986); Thomas Morris Chester. Black Civil war Correspondent (Da Capo Press, 1989); Divided Hearts. Britain and the American Civil War (Louisiana State University Press, 2001). View the speaker's complete biography.
D'Weston Haywood is a PhD candidate at Northwestern University and currently the Mitchem Fellow at Marquette University for the 2012-13 school year. He is currently finishing his dissertation, "Let Us Make Men: Black Newspapers and a Gendered Vision of Racial Advancement, 1915-1960."
A. Van Jordan's collections of poetry include Rise (2001), M-A-C-N-O-L-I-A (2005), and Quantum Lyrics (2007). Rise won a PEN/Oakland Josephine Miles Award and was selected for the Book of the Month Club of the Academy of American Poets. M-A-C-N-O-L-I-A received the Anisfield-Wolf Award. Jordan has been the recipient of a Whiting Writers Award and a Pushcart Prize. View the speaker's complete biography.
Stephen Scott Wormley received double degrees with honors from Marquette University in May 2010: a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts with a Dance Minor and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies. As his senior capstone, Stephen performed Can I Sing for You Brother?, a one-man musical chronicling the story of an African American through Negro Spirituals. He is no stranger to performing at the most prestigious venues in the nation's capital, including the White House, the British and Finnish Embassies, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. View more about Stephen.
Should parents be given public funds to send their children to private or parochial schools? Late twentieth century advocates of this controversial policy articulated their position with the language of freedom - the freedom of parents to choose what was best for their children. This exhibit describes the politically-charged modern school choice movement, paying particular attention to Milwaukee, a key battleground in the school choice struggle.
Submit a 3 to 5 minute video expressing the theme what does freedom mean to me. Top videos will be awarded prizes and a public screening of the films will be held. View the complete competition rules.
Julius Ruff, "The French Idea of Freedom."
In Henrik Ibsen's controversial classic, Nora Helmer, a doting, proper banker's wife centers her life around the needs of her husband and three children. Her illusions of a perfect life are shattered when she makes a sacrifice out of love that puts her husband's reputation in danger. In this 19th century play, Nora goes against societal norms in hopes to escape from her marital confines. Purchase tickets and view showtimes.
Chima Korieh, "Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa) and African Conceptions of Personhood and Freedom."
Athan Theoharis, Marquette University, Emeritus; Ken O'Reilly, University of Alaska and MATC; Robert Donnelly, Gonzaga University, and Aaron Stockham, Waterford School (Utah) will debate and discuss the FBI, U.S. Intelligence Services, and individual freedoms in modern America.
Sarah Bond, "'An Irritant to Everyone'? Tanners in the Ancient Mediterranean."
Urinetown: The Musical is a satirical comedy musical, with music by Mark Hollmann, lyrics by Hollmann and Greg Kotis, and book by Kotis. It satirizes the legal system, capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement, and municipal politics. Purchase tickets and view showtimes.
Rebecca J. Scott, Charles Gibson Distinguished University Professor of History and Professor of Law at the University of Michigan. Among her books are Slave Emancipation in Cuba: The Transition to Free Labor, 1860-1899; Degrees of Freedom: Louisiana and Cuba after Slavery; and Freedom Papers: An Atlantic Odyssey in the Age of Emancipation. View speakers full biography.
Jeanne Theoharis, professor of political science at Brooklyn College, will speak on her new book, The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks. View speakers full biography.
Originally cast as a medallion by the English firm Wedgwood in 1787, "Am I Not a Man and a Brother" appeared on cameos, bracelets, pins, and even pipes and snuffboxes. The movements to end the slave trade and to abolish slavery later used the image in numerous books and broadsides.
The version used here appeared in an 1837 broadside of John Greenleaf Whittier's poem "Our Countrymen in Chains," which highlighted the bitter irony of the existence of "SLAVES-crouching on the very plains, Where rolled the storm of Freedom's war!"
The illustration is one of the iconic images of the movement to abolish slavery, and serves as a symbol of Marquette University's Freedom Project.
Image source: Library of Congress Rare Book and Special Collections Division
In one of the most famous passages ever spoken by a president, Abraham Lincoln ended the Gettysburg Address by urging his fellow Americans to honor the Union soldiers buried in the new National Cemetery by taking an "increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion," to "resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain-that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom-and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."
Although the Civil War brought freedom to millions of previously enslaved people, that is not the only kind of freedom to which Lincoln referred.
The Freedom Project recognizes that ideas about and definitions of freedom have been re-born many times in American history. Our purpose is to recognize that, although Americans have a unique relationship to the idea of "Freedom," it is not, in fact, an absolute value, neither as it is defined nor as it is practiced.
It is a social and political construction that has meant-and still means-different things to different people at different times. Lincoln, for instance, had not yet accepted that freedom for the slaves necessarily entailed equal political rights, and few of even the most radical abolitionists accepted the notion that American-style freedom included any political or most economic rights for women.
When, on the eve of America's entry into the Second World War, Franklin Roosevelt proposed that all people everywhere should be able to enjoy the "Four Freedoms"-Freedom of speech and expression, Freedom of religion, Freedom from want, and Freedom from fear-millions of Americans still were not guaranteed those supposedly fundamental conditions. A cursory look at some of the issues that still dominate American politics suggest the complex sets of values that shape our definitions of freedom.
The Freedom Project at Marquette embraces and seeks to explore the many meanings of freedom in the United States.
Questions or comments should be directed to the Project director, James Marten, Professor and Chair, Department of History, at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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People in Sandusky County are still picking up after the storms. Trees have been uprooted, power lines have been knocked down, and crops have been flattened. There has also been reports of damage to buildings in the area.
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There was forbidden dancing again, Saturday, at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C. And it was a much larger crowd than last week. But this time there were no arrests.
At the peak, more than 50 people danced around the statue of Thomas Jefferson inside the memorial building that overlooks the Tidal Basin in the nation's capital. One week earlier, five dancers were arrested at the same site. They were protesting a court ruling which upholds a ban on dancing inside the historical site. Home videos posted on the internet show U.S. Park Police officers throwing one man to the ground and briefly choking him.
That man, Adam Kokesh, came back Saturday. Asked by a reporter if he'd applied for a permit for a new demonstration, Kokesh pulled out a copy of the U.S. Constitution and said, "Actually I got a permit. It's the same one I swore an oath to when I enlisted in the Marine Corps. And it says something about 'freedom of assembly.' Which means you don't need permission from anybody to come together and speak your mind."
Using social media sites, the pro-dance crowd enlisted an eclectic group of supporters. Some wore anarchist shirts. Some wore Ron Paul shirts.
After about ten minutes of dancing, helmeted police officers arrived inside the Jefferson Memorial and ordered the public to leave, saying the site was closed because of the demonstration. Police officers also warned the dancers to leave, and gradually, almost all of them did. Three dancers remained more than 40 minutes after the demonstration began. Police issued a final warning, and the last three then left. No arrests were made.
Most of the dancers declared victory. "[The police] didn't bring out their guns, their sticks. So, in the end, we did it. And we won," declared Ingrid Dean of Saverna Park, Maryland. Asked if she would come again to participate in a forbidden dance, Dean replied, "Hell yeah!"
Park Police officers said dancing and other demonstrations are permitted on most of the grounds of the memorial, but not inside the rotunda where the statue of Jefferson stands.
An internal unit is investigating the conduct of the officers during the arrests made last week. Those officers remain on duty.
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A Detroit woman is hospitalized in critical condition after she was mauled by two dogs on the city's east side.
Witnesses describe a brutal attack in which 64-year-old Jessie Clarke suffered severe injuries to both her face and much of her head. Clarke was on the front porch of a home in the area of Conant and Charles Streets when she was mauled by the animals.
Neighbors say they tried to help Clarke using everything they could find. The victim's son, Dwayne Clark, attempted to use a pole to stop the attack. Witnesses say one man even tried to use his truck to run over the animals. Eventually an off-duty Detroit Police officer, Tyrone Gray, was driving by and shot and killed one of the dogs. A second dog ran across the street and into a nearby school.
"In my fifteen year career, this is probably the worst situation I've ever seen in my life," Gray told us. "I've seen a lot. But to see this, it really touches my heart."
Neighbors say this is not the first time they have seen the pit bulls roaming the area.
Resident Rhene Lee said, "I saw the effects of it, and it was awful. It ripped part of her skull away." And referring to the nearby school he said, "they just should not have those dogs in there."
Residents claim the dogs, described as pit bulls, have been living inside a nearby school. Many believe they were being used as protection by whomever is working to renovate the building but that has not been confirmed.
Police called in a K-9 unit which was working to find the second animal involved in the attack.
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