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Nordic Skiing on Mount Hood
Five groups traveling to Costa Rica, France, Peru, Nepal, and Chile and Argentina between March 12 and April 4.
Trips abroad are designed one year in advance. Students and adult trip leaders work together for more than four months to prepare for their travels. You can travel vicariously through their websites and blogs.
Middle School trips, dates, trip leaders, and links
Costa Rica | March 12–24
Spencer White, Jesse Lowes, and Li-Ling Cheng
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France | March 12–24
Katie Gunderson, Len Carr, Chris Bell
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Peru | March 12–21
Yen-Ling Wang, Paul Andrichuk
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Upper Scool trips, dates, trip leaders, and links
Nepal | March 16 – April 3
David Ellenberg, Veronica Ledoux
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Chile and Argentina | March 16 – April 4
Dave Whitson, Hannah Carr, Greg Bennick
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Russia & Ukraine: What's Going On? Thursday Roundtable in US Library
All 7 students competing at regional science fair win awards, 6 advance to next level of competition. Junior Valerie Ding invited to International Science and Engineering Fair.
- Junior Valerie Ding –1st in physics and astronomy; Best of Fair
- Sophomore Anirudh Jain –1st in chemistry
- Senior Kristin Qian – 1st in medicine and health
- Junior Nic Bergen – 2nd in behavioral and social Science
- Freshman Nikhil Murthy – 2nd in chemistry
- Senior Nick Petty – 2nd in medicine and health
- Senior Mckenzie Spooner – 2nd in environmental analysis and effects; regional Stockholm Junior Water Prize
Valerie, Anirudh, Kristin, Nic, Nikhil, and Nick will compete at the Northwest Science Expo on April 4.
Valerie will compete at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angles in May.
Feed Your Brain Over Spring Break! --US Library
Mock trial team advances to state competition for fifth consecutive year
The Catlin Gabel White Team emerged as one of the top teams at the vigorous Multnomah County Regional Mock Trial competition on March 1. They are among five teams out of 22 who will compete at the Federal Courthouse in Portland on March 14 and 15.
State competition schedule
Friday, March 14
2 p.m. | Round I |
Saturday, March 15
8:30 a.m 11 a.m 1:45 p.m. 2 p.m. |
Round II Round III Top four teams announced Playoff round between top two teams |
White Team (going to state)
Theo Knights - captain
Chris Park - captain
Namaste Rosas - captain
Jonathan Bray
Javin Dana
Lewis Fitzgerald Holland
Annie Loduca
Grace Masback
Nick Petty
Tyler Perzik
Liv Phillips
Nick Rhodes
Will Rosenfeld
Blue Team
Luca Ostertag-Hill - captain
Hanna Sheikh - captain
Katarina van Alebeek - captain
Annie Barnicle
Zachary Feldman
Katie Fournier
Marco Holman
Anirudh Jain
Angela Liu
Jack Malsin
Neil Natarajan
Nadya Okamoto
Reuben Schafir
Grace Wong
Sage Yamamoto
During the regional competition, at the end of each of three rounds, all teams awarded a member of the opposing team with the Hands Up most valuable participant award. White Team members Namaste Rosas received the MVP award after two rounds, and Lewis Fitzgerald Holland received the MVP award for the third round. On Catlin Gabel's Blue Team, Reuben Schafir, Katarina vanAlebeek, and Hanna Sheikh received MVP awards.
"Catlin Gabel team takes aim at lame ads"--Startup Camp featured in the news
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Lower School open house
Tuesday, September 2, 10 a.m. – noon
Middle School classes begin
Upper School classes begin
Tuesday, September 2
Kindergarten orientation
Preschool classes begin for half the class
Wednesday, September 3
Lower School classes begin
Wednesday, September 3
Preschool classes begin for half the class
Kindergarten classes begin
Thursday, September 4
Beginning School – all classes in session
Friday, September 5
No classes – teacher professional development day
Friday, October 17
No Beginning and Lower School classes – teacher planning day
Monday, October 20
Middle and Upper School Grandparents and Special Friends Day
Friday, October 24
No Beginning and Lower School classes – parent-teacher conferences
Thursday, November 6 and Friday, November 7
No Middle and Upper School classes – parent-teacher conferences
Thursday, November 6, Friday, November 7, Monday, November 10, and Tuesday, November 11
Beginning and Lower School in session
Monday, November 10, and Tuesday, November 11 (Veterans Day)
Beginning and Lower School Grandparents and Special Friends Day
Friday, November 21
No classes - Thanksgiving break
Monday, November 24 – Friday, November 28
No classes - Winter break (Note: Friday is a no-school day)
Friday, December 19 – Sunday, January 4
Classes resume
Monday, January 5
No classes - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Monday, January 19
No Upper School classes – teacher report writing days
Friday, January 23, and Monday, January 26
Middle School ERB testing (teacher report writing day)
Friday, January 23
No Middle School classes – teacher report writing day
Monday, January 26
No preschool classes – admission visits
Friday, January 30
No Lower School classes – admission visits
Friday, February 6
No Beginning and Lower School classes – teacher planning day
Thursday, February 12
No classes – teacher professional development day
Friday, February 13
No classes – Presidents' Day
Monday, February 16
No Kindergarten classes – admission visits
Friday, February 20
No Beginning and Lower School classes – parent-teacher conferences
Thursday, March 5, and Friday, March 6
Beginning School Wonder Week
Lower School Experiential Days
Middle School Breakaway
Upper School Winterim
Monday, March 16 – Thursday, March 19
No classes – Spring Break (Note: Friday is a no-school day)
Friday, March 20 – Sunday, March 29
No Middle and Upper School classes – teacher report writing day
Monday, March 30
No Beginning and Lower School classes – teacher report writing day
Friday, May 22
No classes – Memorial Day
Monday, May 25
Last day of classes
Friday, June 12
Graduation for class of 2015
Saturday, June 13
Reserved days for closure make-up (if we have three or more unplanned closures)
Monday, June 15 – Wednesday, June 17
Catlin Community Coding Evening
Come collaborate and create! The PFA invites you to join other Catlin Gabel families, students, and staff for an evening of innovative collaboration where you take center stage as a digital creator. Learn about coding applications that developers use and then build an application or game of your own. All ages are encouraged to attend. If possible, please bring a device (ipad, iphone, laptop) for each person attending. Thank you for completing the RSVP form below. It will help us with event planning.
Ski team qualifies for state
The boys ski team has qualified for the state 2014 alpine championships on March 6 and 7. Senior Jeremy Wood, juniors Zac Torng and Max Armstrong, and freshman Liam Wynne will compete in the slalom and giant slalom events. Sophomore Nina Miller also qualified as an individual to compete in the girls slalom race on March 7.
Best of luck!
Sophomore Tristan Furnary swims to state championship
Swimming for 6A Sunset High School, Tristan Furnary won the 100 yard relay and came in 2nd place in the 100 yard backstroke. His 200 yard medley relay team and 400 yard freestyle medley relay team also won state championships. The Sunset boys won their fourth straight state title.
Students who participate in a sport not offered at Catlin Gabel can compete for their neighborhood school.
Pianist Valerie Ding '15 wins gold at young artists competition
Oregonian profiles our Olympic hopeful ice dancers Chloe Lewis '18 and Logan Bye '16
Catlin Gabel's clean diesel buses cited in Portland Tribune opinion piece
Violinist Kristin Qian '14 performing Sunday, Feb 16
Celebrated musician Kristin Qian will solo with the Portland Youth Conservatory Orchestra, performing Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto.
The concert is at 4 p.m. at the Skyview Concert Hall in Vancouver, Washington.
Freshman Daniel Chiu wins 1st place at regional U.S. history bee, advances to nationals
Ice dancers Chloe Lewis '18 and Logan Bye '16 finish in 6th place at U.S. National Championships, featured on KGW news
We are so proud of ice dancing partners Chloe and Logan. They nailed an impressive 6th place finish in the junior level at the U.S. National Championships in Boston. They have been recognized as Olympic hopefuls for 2022, and maybe even 2018 at the rate they're going!
Medals were awarded at the senior, junior, novice, intermediate, and juvenile levels. The results will be part of the U.S. selection criteria for the 2014 Winter Olympics, 2014 World Championships, 2014 World Junior Championships, and 2014 Four Continents Championships.
Middle School robotics team wins first place in state competition
Team Startstruck won first place in the software category at state and glowing praise from the judges! They are 7th graders Amber Merrill, Sujala Chittor, Natalie Dodson, Hannah Fisher and 6th graders Ava Pritchard, and Aarushi Phalke. Sophomore Jacob Bendicksen is their coach.The team created a sophisticated software that goes beyond programming missions. They created a system for training the robot what to do via Bluetooth and then playing it back.
Junior Valerie Ding and senior Kristin Qian among 11 winners in the Van Buren Concerto Competition
Niel DePonte, artistic director and conductor of the Young Artists Debut! Concert, announced the 2014 winners of the annual Van Buren Concerto Competition. The 11 soloists were selected from 28 semifinalists. Winners will perform with DePonte and an orchestra drawn from the ranks of the Oregon Symphony and Oregon Ballet Theatre orchestras on Tuesday, April 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Newmark Theatre.
Both Valerie and Kristin are three-time winners of the Young Artists Debut! Competition.
Valerie will perform the first movement of St. Saens' Piano Concerto No. 2. Kristin will join two others in performing the first movement of Bach's Triple Violin Concerto in D Major.
Sophomore Julien Leitner opening for national act on January 26
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Starting with the literal and figurative bang of a falling body smashing into a car, Orange—one in Tokyopop's new line of full-color graphic novels—tells its story in flashback through some of the most beautiful art rendered in modern manga. Orange is a girl who feels "pathetic and alone," troubled by empty friendships with people she feels are poseurs and boyfriends who treat her poorly and make unwanted sexual advances. But a chance meeting at a crucial moment with a mysterious man who makes the ultimate romantic sacrifice brings her story back to that inevitable bang in a surprising way. While Orange's inner narrative is drenched in nihilism, the pastel washes of the art encompass an extraordinary range and depth of emotion. The melancholy blue of her mood and the fluid and vibrating life of her city are counterpointed by sharp flares of color and faces real enough to reach out and touch. Featured in huge panels that often take advantage of splash and double-splash pages, the art plays to the format's strengths to stupendous effect. A sure winner for teen girls feeling the crush of angst or for art lovers who want to marvel at some terrific visuals. Features copious (and gorgeous) artwork extras.


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Keurig is the big kid on the coffee campus right now, and with their ever-expanding line of delicious k-cups for Keurig brewers, it might be tempting to jump the gun and buy one for yourself or as a gift. Before you buy, check out our check list of factors to consider if you're in the market :
1. How many people will be using your machine?
The Keurig machine is great for most office and home sizes. Keurig carries a wide variety of machines—from the single pour over B31 (perfect for college students or cubicles) to the B200 (fantastic for offices of 15-30 people). There are sizes in between as well.
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If you go to one of those chain coffee shops, you're looking at spending upwards of $4 per cup of the black stuff. Keurig is a great alternative! For roughly 60 cents per k-cup portion pack, you get a hot delicious cup of coffee. If you like your drink a little more "foofy" (technical term), purchasing a gourmet creamer and sugar/sugar alternative will still be less expensive than what you'd shell out over a year's time at a fast-coffee establishment.
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Objectively speaking, if you want a strong cup of coffee or prefer espresso strength, Keurig is probably not right for you. The coffee that Keurig produces mostly appeals to the medium roast drinker—the most commonly found coffees in offices and homes. If you need something a bit bolder, we suggest the CBTL machine and related capsules. The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf machines make a delicious espresso with a very impressive crema. The CBTL also has tea capsules and hot chocolate sachets.
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Planted some tobacco last year and it grew like crazy. Didn't get around to it this year, but it came up on it's own anyway. Apparently tobacco is compatible with the climate on the San Poil.
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The Director of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment may make grants to States and Indian tribes recognized by the United States that have a high rate, or have had a rapid increase, in methamphetamine or amphetamine abuse or addiction in order to permit such States and Indian tribes to expand activities in connection with the treatment of methamphetamine or amphetamine abuser or addiction in the specific geographical areas of such States or Indian tribes, as the case may be, where there is such a rate or has been such an increase.
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The Director shall ensure that grants under subsection (a) of this section are distributed equitably among the various regions of the country and among rural, urban, and suburban areas that are affected by methamphetamine or amphetamine abuse or addiction.
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The goal of TCC's Honors Program is to provide students with an enriched academic environment through more direct involvement in the learning process. Participants in the program can expect lively interaction and small class settings. Students will have opportunities to pursue topics of special interest and work closely with faculty, as well as experience the unique environment of an honors class.
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CapraCare is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Haitian owned organization that was founded in April of 2009, with the goal of developing a Community School Health Program to address many of the health dilemmas faced by students in the rural city of Fonfrede, near Les Cayes, Haiti's third largest city.
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Our vision is to develop school-based programs, replicated throughout Haiti, connecting the students, families, and community for positive health change. Our comprehensive approach helps students, parents, and the greater community to combat the wide range of physical, psychosocial, and environmental needs that arise from difficult daily living conditions. We have focused on building a network of national and international partners to amplify the impact of these pilot schemes. Our programs build the capacity of the local population to develop community organizing skills, expand knowledge of public health, and broaden life experience. We aim to provide access to primary care medical and mental health services regardless of the ability to pay.
All our programs are designed to empower youth at recipient schools through preventative health education, pediatric care services, and social support services. After a thorough locality based needs assessment, we ensure our efforts are integrated with other community health based programs, bridging the gap between school health and community health. By empowering youth, we will also empower the entire community.
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We believe with everyone's collective support, we will help bring change to Haiti and accomplish our goals to improve the health of the community we serve for many years to come.
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Hi Digitalair, No special plugin was used in this one. It's just a mix between a photomanipulation with adding some digital paintings. The only filter I've used is a classic and standart filter in Photoshop: The extrusion filter.
Oct 9thThank you very much Brigitte ! Just coming back from my holidays and see this is very cool :)
Sep 1stNo problem, He's a genious and deserve all my gratitude. I've allready tell him.
Jul 10thI know :) In fact, it's because of you that i've decided to try this tool. Because when I see what you are able to do with it, I've found it very interesting.
Jul 9thThank you very much :) And also for the fav ! I'm very happy to discover Jwildfire. It's an exceptional tool. I need to practice more to really use the best of it because there are many parameters to check. But mixed with the fractalius filter (very softly) and with some additional paintings, the result is great !!
Jul 9thHello, and thank you very much for you nice comment ! How I do this ? Not very difficult I must say, but not very easy too... Begining by creating a fractal with JWildfire, than working on that fractal until you reach something that you like and render it. And finally work again on it in Photoshop to delete what you want see, to give depth and perspective with the help of some filters (in particulary the fractalius filter from Redfield), and the finalisation of the work is done by adding some light effects and shadows to increase the realism. Light and shadows are the key...
Jun 18thThank you very much Lucie, and also for the fav :) I'm happy that you like it :)
Jun 17thA little bit over exposed :) But I like it so... It gives a look like in old horror movies like Nosferatu or others... Good Job Bojan !
Jun 14thThank you Jurgen :) I begin to love such works, with less details and less space occupation. And it seems that people like it in such a way too ;)
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Healthy self-esteem is like a child's armor against the challenges of the world. Kids who know their strengths and weaknesses and feel good about themselves seem to have an easier time handling conflicts and resisting negative pressures. They tend to smile more readily and enjoy life. These kids are realistic and generally optimistic.
In contrast, kids with low self-esteem can find challenges to be sources of major anxiety and frustration. Those who think poorly of themselves have a hard time finding solutions to problems. If given to self-critical thoughts such as "I'm no good" or "I can't do anything right," they may become passive, withdrawn, or depressed. Faced with a new challenge, their immediate response might be "I can't."
Self-esteem is similar to self-worth (how much a person values himself or herself). This can change from day to day or from year to year, but overall self-esteem tends to develop from infancy and keep going until we are adults.
Self-esteem also can be defined as feeling capable while also feeling loved. A child who is happy with an achievement but does not feel loved may eventually experience low self-esteem. Likewise, a child who feels loved but is hesitant about his or her own abilities can also develop low self-esteem. Healthy self-esteem comes when a good balance is maintained.
Patterns of self-esteem start very early in life. The concept of success following effort and persistence starts early. Once people reach adulthood, it's harder to make changes to how they see and define themselves.
So, it's wise to think about developing and promoting self-esteem during childhood. As kids try, fail, try again, fail again, and then finally succeed, they develop ideas about their own capabilities. At the same time, they're creating a self-concept based on interactions with other people. This is why parental involvement is key to helping kids form accurate, healthy self-perceptions.
Parents and caregivers can promote healthy self-esteem by showing encouragement and enjoyment in many areas. Avoid focusing on one specific area; for example, success on a spelling test, which can lead to kids feeling that they're only as valuable as their test scores.
Self-esteem fluctuates as kids grow. It's frequently changed and fine-tuned, because it is affected by a child's experiences and new perceptions. So it helps to be aware of the signs of both healthy and unhealthy self-esteem.
Kids with low self-esteem may not want to try new things and may speak negatively about themselves: "I'm stupid," "I'll never learn how to do this," or "What's the point? Nobody cares about me anyway." They may exhibit a low tolerance for frustration, giving up easily or waiting for somebody else to take over. They tend to be overly critical of and easily disappointed in themselves.
Kids with low self-esteem see temporary setbacks as permanent, intolerable conditions, and a sense of pessimism prevails. This can place kids at risk for stress and mental health problems, as well as real difficulties solving different kinds of problems and challenges they encounter.
Kids with healthy self-esteem tend to enjoy interacting with others. They're comfortable in social settings and enjoys group activities as well as independent pursuits. When challenges arise, they can work toward finding solutions and voice discontent without belittling themselves or others. For example, rather than saying, "I'm an idiot," a child with healthy self-esteem says, "I don't understand this." They know their strengths and weaknesses, and accept them. A sense of optimism prevails.
How can a parent help to foster healthy self-esteem in a child? These tips can make a big difference:
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Justice Entrepreneurs Project and Nora Endzel Featured in Chicago Tribune's Blue Sky Innovation
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Blue Sky Innovation, the Chicago Tribune's new site for news related to innovation and entrepreneurship, featured the Justice Entrepreneurs Project and JEP participant Nora Endzel in a recent video. Nora talks about how JEP lawyers are embracing a new kind of legal practice, through innovative pricing models, collaboration and technology. Watch the video…
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The CBF's new incubator program, the Justice Entrepreneurs Project (JEP), was featured in many different ways at the February American Bar Association Midyear Meeting in Chicago. Terri Mascherin, chair of the JEP steering committee, offered her insights at a forum hosted by the ABA Legal Access Job Corps Task Force, which promotes innovative programs that connect new lawyers with underserved populations in need of legal services. Read more…
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The CBF's new event, Passport to Chicago, will highlight the rich culture and cuisines of Chicago's diverse neighborhoods while supporting a great cause. This inaugural event will take place on May 16th from 5:30 to 8:00 pm at Kendall College, 900 N. Branch Street, in Chicago. Guests will enjoy tastings representing different Chicago neighborhoods to be conceived and prepared by members of the Kendall College Competition Club. Guests will vote for their favorite chef, and the winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship. Guests will also have the opportunity to quench their thirst from an appealing selection of local beers, regional wines, and hometown spirits.
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On February 13th, members of the Chicago legal aid community gathered at the Chicago Bar Association for its monthly Legal Aid Committee meeting. But this was no regular meeting—this was the annual forum to share and celebrate the successes of 2013 and learn about the important work their peers are doing. Read more…
Circuit Court of Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program Renewed for Three More Years
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The Justice Entrepreneurs Project was featured on the January 23rd broadcast of WTTW's "Chicago Tonight". Carol Marin interviewed CBF Executive Director Bob Glaves and JEP participant Katrice Hall, who discussed the goals of the program and how it is reinventing the traditional legal practice. Watch the video…
Better Funding News for Legal Services Corporation and the Federal Courts
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Well done to Eugene. the omens are looking good for the new season. Really impressed with Camier. Well done to Rea and Haslem. It looks like they should be well matched. Tom Sykes will come good and I put him down to win the championship. Whats happened to the Panagali? Ducati should give up MOTOGP and concentrate on WSB. Cant wait for the new season to begin
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Four Brits on the top. Looks like this is going to be a corker of a season. With Sykes injury out of the way its just going to get better. I cant wait.
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Do you think Wilmington's $37 million ballpark bond referendum will pass?Again, and again, and againSubmitted by Vog46 on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 8:40am.
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just like the convention centerSubmitted by Guestin (not verified) on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 3:20pm.
just like the convention center passed as "NO" and saffo still built it. »
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Lilies are another flower associated throughout history with motherhood, and therefore are found on gravesites throughout the world.
Of course, the evergreen is popular for its symbolism as well as for its easy care. "Evergreen" is the fourth most popular cemetery name in the United States and ranks first for graveyards established before 1914.
The custom of placing flowers or flowering scrubs or trees in cemeteries seemingly comes from the ancient Mediterranean and Middle East. Flowers were found, for example, in King Tut's tomb.
Deeply ingrained in the Southern cemetery custom, the use of flowers has spread to new varieties over the years. The traditional rose and lily have been joined by the gardenia, magnolia, azalea, bluebonnet, crape myrtle, nandina and others.
The iris, especially common in Southern cemeteries, is perhaps best interpreted as simply another representation of the traditional flower custom. It possesses the added advantages of helping hold the scraped earth in place and requires little care.
Tradition has it that the bloom of the common serviceberry, Amelanchier arborea (Michx. f.) Fernald, was a signal to mourners that they could bury their dead. As one of the first spring bloomers, it was believed that once the serviceberry bloomed, the ground had thawed enough from freezing winter temperatures to allow for digging graves and burial of loved ones who had passed away during a hard winter.
According to an article by Rachel Black found on the West Virginia Division of Culture and History website, the most common plants seen in cemeteries in the Appalachian region are periwinkle, vinca, yucca, cedar and other types of evergreen, holly and lilies.
"If left to their own devices, many of these will naturalize and spread over the entire cemetery and beyond," Black writes. "Periwinkle and vinca are the worst culprits. They are flowering ground covers that do just that -- cover the ground. Likewise, lilies are quite prodigious and can take over an entire cemetery in a matter of years. Yucca is a spiky, cactus-like plant that looks as if it would be much more at home in the desert than the hills of West Virginia. It too can spread over the whole cemetery if given the opportunity. The evergreens and holly tend to stay where planted a little better. Although holly can spread, it doesn't spread with the wild abandon that the groundcovers and lilies do."
In an article in the Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, authors surveyed 40 Muslim graveyards in northern Israel, and saw that the plants found were planted for their ritual importance: aromatics herbs (especially Salvia fruticosa and Rosmarinus officinalis), white flowered plants (mainly Narcissus tazetta, Urginea maritima, Iris spp. and Pancratium spp.) and Cupressus sempervirens as the leading cemetery tree.
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This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Spring Fling Festival in Dawsonville.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and a statewide organization with presence in Dawson County is looking to spread the word.
Kelly Jones doesn't go anywhere without George.
A former Lumpkin County commissioner who spent the last several years in Dawsonville was killed Friday in a three-vehicle wreck near the War Hill community.
More than 65 bags of trash and 27 tires were collected last week as Keep Dawson County Beautiful and the Dawson County Marshal's Office teamed up to kick off the Great American Clean-up.
Ben Mathes isn't the type of journalist who confines himself to a safe, air-conditioned office.
Herbert Lawson of Dawson County was all smiles as he lounged with grandson, Neil, on Saturday following the Community Easter Egg Hunt.
Locals, young and old, ventured out to bask in the sun last week.
A Dahlonega woman was killed Saturday night when she crashed head-on into an oncoming vehicle near the intersection of Hwy. 53 and Thompson Road in Dawson County.
A local volunteer board that educates residents on the dangers of substance abuse is looking to change its name, and it's enlisting the help of creative minds.
Teams are still forming for the inaugural Georgia Jail Association's charity golf tournament at Chestatee Golf Club April 12.
A mix of wintry weather expected to move in tonight could bring up to an inch of snow in higher elevations.
Authorities have confirmed that the bodies found in Fredericks Cove on Lake Lanier Friday afternoon in Dawson County are that of Mason Cox and David Wood.
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Original post made by Roz Rogoff on Apr 23, 2012
The great American pastime is to read blogs or listen to radio and TV shows that bash the "them" of your choice. Lately "them" are politicians and municipal workers. You know those people other people vote for, who take our money, or spend our money, or waste our money because they are greedy, stupid, crooked, or fill-in-the-blank.
The latest attacks are against the Directors of the Dublin San Ramon Services District because three of "them" voted to use surplus income to pay bonuses to selected employees as part of a long-established Pay for Performance program.
I always opposed these bonuses and objected to them when the item came on the agenda last year. I even argued with Director Rich Halket over them, but even though we disagreed we never resorted to personal attacks.
The Around Dublin blog encouraged readers to send emails to DSRSD opposing the bonuses, and this resulted in [Web Link discontinuing the Pay for Performance program] earlier this year. Maybe it takes incendiary rhetoric to get people to pay attention to Special Districts, but that's a sad commentary on the attention level of American citizens these days.
Directors Dan Scannell and Dawn Benson voted against the bonuses and were declared heroes in the Around Dublin Blog. The other three were "them" and subject to attacks and ridicule even when the authors of the blog, and their mostly "Anonymous" posters, misinterpreted or oversimplified whatever they didn't want to understand.
I, on the other hand, try to be insightful rather than inciting; so I write these instructional tomes here posing as blogs. I also started a Blogtalkradio show for in-depth, in-person interviews to find out more about how and why these decisions are made.
I asked Rich Halket, who is serving in the rotated position as President of DSRSD Board of Directors this year, to be my guest [Web Link this Wednesday morning] on my Blogtalkradio show. Rich will have his chance to answer questions on Pay for Performance, restructuring DSRSD's debt, Zone 7's separation from Alameda County and possible utility consolidation, [Web Link the impact of Proposition 218 on water agencies], and the DSRSD election in November.
So tune in, call in, ask a question, but no personal attacks.
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on Apr 25, 2012 at 1:02 pm
Roz Rogoff is a registered user.
The recording of my interview with Rich Halket is on Blogtalkradio.com Web Link.
Rich answered questions about why he voted to pay managers bonuses last year and then to drop the Pay for Performance program this year, why Low Income Assistance is offered to water users but not sewer users, how the District fixed its debt problems, why water from Zone 7 isn't as good as water from East Bay MUD, why water customers in Dougherty Valley cannot vote for Zone 7 Directors, and the upcoming DSRSD election in the Fall.
on Apr 25, 2012 at 10:14 pm
Sorry I missed your live broadcast today, Roz. I will check out the recording when I have a chance. Are you starting to feel a twinge of support for my position on the downside of "Anonymous" postings? [grin] It is much easier someone to misinterpret and oversimplify one's position when someone hides behind "Anonymoous postings, eh?
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Another Saturday is here so make sure you leave us your Pammies quotes either in the PWC comments below, or tweet us quotes by using the hashtag #PWAA. Don't forget to include the announcer's name in the quote, after all, we need to know who to dignify and award valuable Pammies points to. Matt Millen is staking out to an impressive early lead, can he keep it up?
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Ted Robinson tonight in the 2nd quarter of the Houston at UCLA game said next weekend on the PAC 12 Networks PAC-10 Doubleheader and after telling us the 2 games, said only on the PAC 12 Networks!!!
I can honestly say I think Ray Bentley would be in the lead over Matt Millen if anyone could have heard how bad he was on the two Longhorn Network games. Here are some of the "highlights" from both Mark Neely and Ray Bentley during tonight's BYU at Utah game.
Bentley- "I think Houston Reynolds was originally on that team, and because he was injuryed, they had to find someone to run out."
Yes, Bentley really said injuryed, not injured.
Bentley- "I don't know. I think that was good football. I don't know. I don't want to see a flag on that play."
Bentley- "(referring to John White being out) I think not unless there's a phone booth nearby he can jump into."
Mark Neely- "Those guys are a couple of nightmares on Elm Street, the Kruger household."
Mark Neely- "Utah would at least like to make Utah punt it out of this end zone."
Really? Utah would like to make themselves punt out of the end zone?
Mark Neely- "Now, let's send, what, where, oh, to the studio for the Halftime Break."
The nightmare continued during the second half, but I couldn't keep a pen up fast enough to right down just how horrid they were. You can always try and bear it tomorrow on ESPN3, but these two need some massive improvement. If anyone had LHN and submitted lines, Bentley would be the runaway winner and Neely would probably be 3rd (Millen would be 2nd).
@DanielOrmsby Just checked ESPN3 and with the exception of the spring game, they don't archive games from Longhorn Network.
@crippenstation I never said ESPN archived LHN games. LHN is treated as separate ESPN entity. I said they should add LHN games to ESPN3 for areas where they don't get LHN, like when New Mexico and Wyoming were shown on LHN this year.
@DanielOrmsby I wasn't referring to the new ESPN3 shift to exclusive programming but the blackout system they've been using for years now. Yes, it usually works correctly. I was just mentioning that sometimes there's a little glitch in the system and I get blacked out when I shouldn't be. I will say this though: sometimes I am supposed to be blacked out and I'm not. Happiness!
I've yet to see these kind of glitches with the new blackouts, so could this mean the old blackouts are fixed? We'll see.
@crippenstation The blackout system on ESPN3 does work, as they force you to watch it on local cable if you have the game and don't have Watch ESPN available from your provider. Heck, I've even had CSS games blacked out here in Odessa (Texas Tech at Texas A&M Corpus Christi), and we don't even have CSS available here.
@DanielOrmsby I understand they want to increase demand for the Longhorn Network, but I do agree with you. Maybe have it blacked out in Texas and available to the rest of the country. That could work.
That's of course presuming the blacking out system works right. Living in Nebraska I've been blacked out of several SEC games (various sports) when I wasn't supposed to. MLB.tv is guilty of this too, but it's still annoying to be blacked out of something you shouldn't be.
@CUbsfan I agree they weren't as bad, but there were so many horrible cliches during the game that if I hadn't fallen asleep for a 5 minute stretch of the 3rd quarter, I would probably have listed a lot more from those two. I know they were just as bad during Week 1 from the 2 minutes I listened to the game on Week 1, which is why I say Bentley would probably be in the lead had anyone endured them during the entire Wyoming at Texas and UNM at Texas showdowns.
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