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Size. |
385 items |
Geographic locations. |
Louisiana; France |
Inclusive dates. |
1862-1909 |
Bulk dates. |
Language. |
Letters predominantly in French, with some letters in English. |
Summary. |
Papers of Henry Vignaud, consisting chiefly of letters from American and a few European journalists, diplomats, and historians. |
Restrictions on access. |
If microfilm is available, photocopies must be made from microfilm. |
Related collections. |
Henry Vignaud Letter, Mss. 241 |
Copyright. |
Physical rights are retained by the LSU Libraries. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws. |
Citation. |
Henry Vignaud Papers, Mss. 1281, Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, La. |
Stack locations. |
Selected digitized letters available. |
Vignaud was a native of New Orleans, worked as a journalist in New Orleans and Thibodaux until the Civil War, served in the Confederate military forces until the fall of New Orleans to Union forces in 1862, and then made his way to Paris and entered the service of the Confederate mission under John Slidell. After the war, he worked with the Romanian legation in Paris. In 1872, he joined the American legation in Paris and later rose to the rank of first secretary of the legation. Vignaud's distinction as an historian was achieved after the age of 70. His principle field of interest was Columbus and the discovery of America, and he was the author of several books, monographs, and articles on the subject.
The Vignaud Papers consist of letters from Louisiana friends, including journalists Eugene Dumez and L. Placide Canonge, and jurist Edward Bermudez; friends and officials in the Department of State and the diplomatic service; Americans in public life; and literary figures, historians, journalists, and other writers.
A series of 89 letters (1862-1879), in French, from Eugene Dumez written in France and, beginning in 1864, from St. John the Baptist Parish constitutes the most important unit of the collection. The letters pertain to Civil War and Reconstruction, with particular emphasis on the Confederate missions to France and England and efforts to secure recognition of the Confederacy, and, after the arrival of Dumez in Louisiana, to the military, political, social, and economic conditions and problems in the state and throughout the South. Some information on late Civil War and post-war journalism in Louisiana is found in his letters as an editor of the French language newspapers, Le Meschacébé and L'Avant-Coureur. See appendix for description of Dumez letters.
A series of 75 letters (1865-1892), in French, from L. Placide Canonge, New Orleans writer, journalist, and editor of the newspaper L'Abeille de la Nouvelle-Orleans and the political and literary journal L'Epoque, contains information on literature, the theater, journalism, and other cultural matters in New Orleans.
A few personal letters (1886-1891), chiefly in French, from Edward Bermudez, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, pertain to a visit to France and to friends and matters of mutual interest in Louisiana and France. Letters (1863-1909) from American writers reveal their appreciation of Vignaud's interest in their work and his services to them, and mention his work in historical research and writing. Scattered letters from correspondents include ones from George Bancroft, Justin Winsor, Daniel Coit Gilman, Fred Morrow Fling, G. W. Smalley, William Henry Trescot, Albert Rhodes, Grace King, Francis Wharton, A. Thorndike Rice, and Moncure Daniel Conway.
American literature--Louisiana. |
Americans--France--Paris. |
Authors, American. |
Bancroft, George, 1800-1891. |
Bermudez, Edward, 1832-1892. |
Canonge, L. Placide (Louis Placide), 1822-1893. |
Confederate States of America--Foreign relations--France. |
Confederate States of America--Foreign relations--Great Britain. |
Conway, Moncure Daniel, 1832-1907. |
Diplomatic and consular service, American--France. |
Diplomats--United States. |
Dumez, Eugene, 1824-1878. |
Epoque (New Orleans, La.) |
Fling, Fred Morrow, 1860-1934. |
France--Foreign relations--Confederate States of America. |
France--Foreign relations--United States. |
French-American literature--Louisiana. |
French-American newspapers. |
Gilman, Daniel Coit, 1831-1908. |
Great Britain--Foreign relations--Confederate States of America. |
Historians--Louisiana. |
Historiography. |
Journalism--France. |
Journalism--Louisiana. |
Journalists--Louisiana. |
Judges--Louisiana. |
King, Grace Elizabeth, 1852-1932. |
L'Abeille de la Nouvelle Orleans. |
L'Avant-coureur. |
Le Meschacébé. |
Letters (correspondence) |
Louisiana--Economic conditions--19th century. |
Louisiana--History--Civil War, 1861-1865. |
Louisiana--Politics and government--1861-1865. |
Louisiana--Politics and government--1865-1950. |
Louisiana--Social conditions--19th century. |
Newspaper editors--Louisiana--New Orleans. |
Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)--Louisiana. |
Rhodes, Albert, b. 1840. |
Rice, Allen Thorndike, 1851-1889. |
Saint John the Baptist Parish (La.)--History--19th century. |
Slidell, John, 1793-1871. |
Smalley, George W. (George Washburn), 1833-1916. |
Soldiers--Louisiana--New Orleans. |
Theater--France. |
Theater--Louisiana. |
Trescot, William Henry, 1822-1898. |
United States. Dept. of State. |
United States--Foreign relations--France. |
Vignaud, Henry, 1830-1922. |
Wharton, Francis, 1820-1889. |
Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897. |
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Letters from Alvey Augustus Adee, Department of State, Washington, D.C. (1879-1892) |
2 |
Letters and 1 printed item (chiefly in French) from Edward Bermudez (1886-1891) |
3-4 |
Letters (in French) from L. Placide Cononge (1865-1892, undated) |
5-6 |
Letters (in French) from Eugene Dumez (1862-1879) |
2 |
7-9 |
Letters from American writers (1877-1909) |
10-13 |
Letters, chiefly from legations of the United States (1863-1909) |
12 September 1862 Nuits - Cote d'Or |
Reports that bad state of his wife's health forces him to remain in France. Has met friends from Bourgogne whom he met while a journalist at Dijon. His companions are intractable on the subject of slavery and therefore sympathize with the North. It is the same all through France. The less numerous friends of the South, who understand the state of things better, are concerned with the government at Richmond has done nothing to win the support of the European democracies. An article in L'Opinion Nationale seems to hint at some project for recognizing the Confederate government, but this probably is just another illusion. Requests news of Slidell family. Reports seeing Judge Rost Vichy. Advises Vignaud to see him, as he regards Vignaud as the best instrument of personal politics. Aucaigne can help. Reports meeting Rameau and giving him Vignaud's address. Advises Vignaud of people to contact. |
6 January 1863 St. Just |
The progress of Confederate arms is worth more to the cause than the good dispositions of the French government. The Siècle shows how the cause of the South is helped by the activities of Lee. If our successes continue, diplomacy will surely hasten the conclusion of the peace. Right now I find myself in an industrial country which suffers much from the scarcity of cotton; but the workers are unaware of the cause of their misery, which they attribute to the French government. The opinions of the middle class are formed largely by the newspapers. I met a doctor who has a friend in St. Martinville and is therefore much interested in American affairs. He said he ardently hoped for the victory of the North. Dumez wants to depart for Louisiana but finds obstacles in his path. |
21 August 1863 Vichy |
At Vichy, after having visited Burgundy and Berry, plans to go next to Dijon, from which he will return soon to make preparations to depart for America. Yesterday in St. Just, saw Judge Rost of St. Charles, La., former Confederate commissioner in Europe. Although he was a little worried by the last reverses of the South, he seemed full of confidence in the final result. Rost said that the principle obstacle to recognition of the Confederacy by France was the opposition of England and particularly of Lord Russell, fervent abolitionist. He said that the Confederacy will be saved if it can hold out six months longer. He seemed hostile to all transactions concerning slavery. I read in my correspondence from American that Gen. Banks is in New Orleans to relax the rule of martial law. |
16 September 1863 Nuits |
Dumez tries to cheer Vignaud from his feelings of defeat and depression. Speaks of activities of friends. Thanks Vignaud for giving him the names of important Southerners in Paris to see them. Has seen Mr. Hotze, Confederate commercial agent in London, who is one of his friends. |
4 October 1863 Nuits |
Dumez reports that his wife's illness is not improving. He does not expect to return to American before winter. He reports that he has continued his correspondence with Jules Michelet [French historian]. Michelet spoke of Maury [Matthew Fontaine, renowned hydrographer and C.S.N. Commander], to whom Michelet had written with great admiration. In order to advance the Confederate cause, Dumez took care to bring Michelet into agreement with Maury's theories and activities. Dumez is angry that another Southerner in France has not replied to his letter. Comments that such behavior justifies the poor acceptance in France of rich southern planters. Asks Vignaud to let him know how to contact Maury. The supporters of the South are being revived by news that Charleston is peaceful and Washington worried. |
12 October 1863 Nuits |
Reports need for money created by illness of wife. Discusses personal affairs. |
4 November 1863 St. Just |
Dumez reports that he has returned to St. Just where his wife can convalesce. Urges Vignaud to contact Maury, the importance of which act Dumez will reveal later. Requests Vignaud to take care of some personal business for him. |
15 November 1863 St. Just |
Dumez tries to encourage Vignaud to avoid despair. Asks that if Maury writes to Vignaud, Vignaud send Dumez the letter so that he can estimate the effect and extent of the arms that Maury is using. This will be important to help the Southern cause. Requests aid on personal matters. |
19 November 1863 St. Just |
Dumez asks Vignaud to make a copy of Maury's letter because Dumez cannot read his writing. He promises to keep the original and to give the copy to Michelet. Comments on a memorial written by Vignaud concerning the Southern cause. |
11 December 1863 St. Just |
Maury's letter was given to Michelet, who was pleased with its flattering judgment of him. But Michelet's ideas have not been changed and he told Dumez that he is still not favorable to the South. The recent news from America is not favorable for the South; Dumez wonders if the South will lose its independence. Comments on suffering in New Orleans. |
29 December 1863 Paris |
Dumez asks Vignaud to see Mr. Slidell and ask him if the Confederacy would be willing to spend 150,000-200,000 francs to gain to its support the newspaper with the largest circulation in France (Le |
Siècle). If so, Dumez knows someone who will arrange the transaction. |
6 January 1864 St Just |
The person who proposed to help the South buy the support of Le Siècle was Mr. Chavasse, a merchant, and close to the proprietors of the paper. Dumez believes that if the paper, presently hostile to the South, could be brought to the support of the Confederate cause, it would bring about official recognition of the Confederate government. |
18 January 1864 St. Just |
Dumez regrets that Confederate representatives do not choose to profit from the opportunity (of buying the support of Le Siècle). He believes it is necessary to maintain relations with M. Chavasse until support for the plan can be aroused. |
29 January 1864 St. Just |
Dumez comments that Charleston seems about to fall. Thiers has communicated from Mexico that the integrity of the U.S. is going to be maintained. Emile Ollivier has pronounced himself against the Confederacy. States that the Confederacy has a chance for success in the foundation of the Mexican empire. But the great unpopularity of the Empire will be increased if the French expedition in Mexico complicates itself by recognizing the Confederate government. How foolish to dream of an alliance with Maxmillian or to implore the intervention of the Pope, when they should have won the support of the European liberals. The principle of the sovereignty of the states is at stake. Necessary to rid Confederate navy of its old policy and to provide it with young and intelligent staff. |
13 February 1864 St. Just |
Dumez has learned that De Leon has renounced the Confederate cause. He was one of its most active supporters. Now it is necessary to fear the loss of the support of L'Opinion. |
2 March 1864 St. Just |
Dumez cheers Vignaud, tells him to keep working for the cause, to stay in contact with men who can aid the Southern cause. Speaks to Vignaud's literary activities. |
16 March 1864 St. Just |
Dumez reports having received letters from Lefranc and Lemaitre which are encouraging for Louisiana if not for the South. Military regime is going to be replaced by civil government. Dumez says he is planning to write a history of Louisiana. Speaks of personal business affairs. |
24 March 1864 St. Just |
Dumez speaks of Vignaud's post at the Confederate legation. His Memorial will flourish with the Mexican empire, which seems more stable now that it has the forced adhesion of the U.S. Reports that the Archduke Maximilian seems about to form a treaty of union between France and the Confederacy and that he is privately very sympathetic to the Confederates. Speaks of projected literary journal. Mentions that he saw in Le Siècle some dispatches that seemed favorable to the Confederacy. Asks Vignaud to tell him about the opinions he has heard in his quasi-official capacity. |
6 April 1864 St. Just |
Dumez comments on Vignaud's appointment to the post formerly occupied by Aucaigne. Comments on corruption in the world of the press. Warns him against becoming involved in this "moral ruin" as Confederate agent. Discusses relations with the press, policies of furthering the southern cause by publishing in the French press. |
25 May 1864 Bourges |
Dumez reports that he expects to leave France in June. |
6 June 1864 Bourges |
Dumez announces his departure for America from Bordeaux in a few days. Gives final instructions to Vignaud. |
21 June 1864 Royan |
Writes from aboard ship, about to sail. Expects to arrive in New Orleans in 45-60 days. Describes ship, accommodations, other passengers. |
20 November 1864 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez discusses newspaper situation in New Orleans, his efforts to start a new paper. Asks Vignaud to keep him informed of what is happening in Confederate diplomacy. |
16 December 1864 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez says that re-election of Lincoln means a continuation of the war, perhaps for four years longer. Reveals a plan to assist the Southern cause: to establish in Washington a weekly correspondence to send news to the French press. Believes this would have influence on the public opinion. |
17 February 1865 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez reports that communication is very difficult between the country and the city, and this accounts for the fact that he has not written. Comments that it is time that Europe decided what role it wants to play in American affairs, because |
the Confederacy is visibly weakening since autumn. If the European powers don't act, they will see the Monroe Doctrine added as the first device on the American flag. |
5 August 1865 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez says that he had waited to write until the fall of the Confederacy was over. Speaks of Southern attitudes toward slavery, national politics, forthcoming elections and predicted votes of African Americans. Comments on American relations with France regarding Mexico. |
24 September 1865 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes of the newspaper business, mood and politics of Reconstruction, relations with U.S. government. |
21 January 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of a mutual friend who wishes to go into diplomacy, of differing national opinions. |
26 February 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez encourages Vignaud in his work. Mentions his own enterprises in cotton and desire to return to journalism in France. |
9 April 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez says he understands Vignaud's desire to return to Louisiana and establish a serious journal. Says this must be done later, now is not the time. Speaks of changes in business, mentions African American journal. Creole population of past now much changed. Speaks of economic conditions, conditions of war were bad for large planters but favored small ones. |
6 May 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of article in French journal. |
20 April 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez discusses history of newspaper L'Étoile de la Nouvelle Orleans. Speaks of other N.O. newspapers and of the business. |
16 June 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of newspapers, his own business efforts, of mutual acquaintances. |
16 July 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez comments on having received French newspapers. Speaks of Marist Fathers who have taken |
over education in Jefferson College in rivalry with Jesuits. Speaks of the development of his plantation. |
26 July 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Advises Vignaud not to long so much for New Orleans. Mentions Vignaud's desire to revive journalism in New Orleans, discourages him, mentions his own thoughts about returning himself to the newspaper business in New Orleans. Comments on venality of French press. |
25 November 1866 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez describes plantation he has acquired. Speaks of starting a Louisiana journal with Vignaud. |
8 March 1867 St. Jean Baptiste |
Thanks Vignaud for sending French journals, speaks of sending some money to defray his expenses. Speaks of having established newspaper in St. Jean Baptiste Parish. |
18 August 1867 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez asks Vignaud to write to him. Speaks of sending him money to defray his expenses. |
30 September 1867 St. Jean Baptiste |
Thanks Vignaud for sending him French journals. Speaks of Vignaud's career, of his own farming. |
24 October 1869 St. Jean Baptiste |
Speaks of Vignaud's success in France. Mentions plan in South to attract Chinese immigration, and of another party which favors attracting immigration from Europe, especially from France. Dumez favors European immigration and enlarges plan to develop it. |
18 April 1870 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste Parish |
Dumez writes of an illness just past, of his plan to go to France to place an adopted son in college. Asks Vignaud to help a friend, M. Jacques Caire. |
23 July 1871 Edgar, La. |
Dumez expresses his concern for welfare of Vignaud during the Franco-Prussian War. Speaks of a "radical schism" which might deliver the South from problems left by the war. Discusses political situation in France in aftermath of war and collapse of Empire. |
3 October 1871 Edgar, La. |
Dumez discusses possibilities for his return to France. Describes his condition in Louisiana, |
corruption, degradation of population. Asks Vignaud for advice on the move. |
10 December 1871 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez discusses further his plans to emigrate to France. |
12 September 1872 Edgar, La. |
Dumez speaks of his remarriage, his hopes to return to France. Says that his newspaper has suffered under the Carpetbaggers but that commerce has improved and that there is more material progress than before the War. Speaks of politics, especially problems with conservative forces in Louisiana. |
28 May 1873 Edgar, La. |
Dumez writes of a mutual friend. Speaks of his own quiet life. Congratulates Vignaud on his new appointment. |
22 August 1873 St. Jean Baptiste |
Concerns personal matters. |
22 August 1873 Edgar, La. |
Letter addressed to "Bouvier." Concerns personal matters, transmission of printed matter. |
6 February 1876 Edgar, La. |
Dumez writes that he is annoyed that Vignaud has not yet received pecans he had sent him. Speaks of policies of Beauregard. Speaks of American political parties, predicted nomination of Grant for president. |
6 July 1876 Edgar, La. |
Dumez comments on news of death of Jules Michelet (French historian). Comments on Beauregard, his relations with France. Speaks of American political situation. |
12 August 1876 Edgar, La. |
Dumez writes critically of Beauregard. Comments on political scene in Louisiana. |
22 August 1876 Edgar, La. |
Dumez writes about Beauregard, Vignaud's relations with him. Mentions American politics. Mentions a series of tales about African Americans his brother is arranging. |
9 September 1876 |
St. Jean Baptiste |
Concerns business matters. |
15 September 1876 Edgar, La. |
Dumez thanks Vignaud for sending him some articles. Writes about new book, The Centennial History of the U.S., about the publication of a letter of Vignaud, of various newspapers. |
23 September 1876 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez discusses planting of eucalyptus trees for shade. Speaks of letter which Vignaud had written concerning Beauregard, its publication in a newspaper, of other papers. Speaks of recent election of Gov. Nichols in Louisiana, of political quarrels. Speaks of publication of book, Centennial History of the United States. |
7 October 1876 Edgar, La. |
Speaks of electoral campaign for Presidential election. Of gubernatorial election in Louisiana. Speaks of Aucaigne, writer in newspapers, his background and attitudes. |
4 November 1876 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez says he is sending Vignaud some pecans. Speaks of publishing, planting eucalyptus trees, American and French political thought, Louisiana politics. |
15 November 1876 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes of election results of Presidential election, political situation in Louisiana. |
5 December 1876 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes of sending Vignaud some pecans. Discusses political scene, recent election, national and Louisiana results. |
20 January 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes about Louisiana politics, Louisiana newspapers. |
19 February 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes about the results of the election of 1876, about the role played by Louisiana and the South. Deplores the political situation in Louisiana, effects of Reconstruction on the South. |
8 March 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Writes about the inauguration of Hayes, effect on La., on Vignaud's position. Discusses personal |
matters, newspapers, efforts to plant eucalyptus in Louisiana. |
28 March 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez comments on policies of Hayes, on contested gubernatorial election in Louisiana, role of African Americans. |
11 April 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of Vignaud's career, of election of Hayes, of politics. |
26 April 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of national and state politics, of deliverance of La. through political deal with Hayes, of farming. |
9 May 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes about Vignaud's career, international politics, planting of trees. |
17 May 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Letter concerns La. politics, the press, reaction of population of La. to advent of Gov. Nicholls. |
2 June 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez comments on politics of Elihu Benjamin Washburn, American minister Plenipotentiary to France, on Vignaud's role in Washburn's work. Discusses French politics. Mentions eucalyptus tress which he planted. |
23 June 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of policies of Lewis Vital Bogy, Senator from Missouri, criticizes system of American diplomatic service. |
11 August 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez asks Vignaud to forward copies of newspapers he has been sending Vignaud to mutual friend Mahler. Comments on Vignaud's career. Speaks of activities of Beauregard, La., political scene. |
12 September 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez tells Vignaud he has published a letter of Vignaud's in his newspaper relative to the account of Gayarre concerning Kellogg government. Discusses relations of Louisiana with Hayes administration. |
16 October 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez speaks of his concern for the results of the election, speaks doubtfully of "New Departure" policy. |
10 November 1877 St. Jean Baptiste |
Letter concerns personal matters. |
28 November 1877 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez comments on Vignaud's promotion to the legation in Romania. Compares his own humble station with Vignaud's. Mentions having distributed some copies of Rameau's Une colonie feodale en Amerique. Writes of American politics. |
27 December 1877 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez mentions Beauregard's having been instrumental in convincing late Senator Bogy that Vignaud was worthy of his position in the foreign service. Speaks of mutual acquaintance. |
28 December 1877 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes letter of introduction for friend Lamothe, who wishes to go to Paris, and asks Vignaud to help him. |
5 January 1878 St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes about gift of pecans he sent Vignaud, about a new novel and publishing business. |
28 January 1878 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes of mutual friends, asks for copies of newspapers. |
2 February 1878 St. Jean Baptiste |
Discusses personal matters. |
16 February 1878 St. Jean Baptiste |
Discusses books and newspapers. |
15 March 1878 St. Jean Baptiste |
Discusses purchase of dictionary which he wishes Vignaud to perform for him. |
23 March 1878 |
St. Jean Baptiste |
Letter concerns purchase of dictionary and personal matters. |
3 May 1878 St. Jean Baptiste |
Letter concerns personal matters, purchase of dictionary. Mentions situation of politics in La. |
1 June 1878 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Letter concerns mutual acquaintances, purchase of French dictionary. |
4 July 1878 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Mentions having written letter of introduction for brother-in-law to meet Vignaud. Mentions La. political situation. |
20 July 1878 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Letter concerns mutual friend, purchase of French dictionary. Comments on politics of Louisiana Bourbons, Republican party. |
10 August 1878 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez writes of his brother-in-law, who has met Vignaud in Paris. Discusses political and economic situation in Louisiana, role of legislature, problem of suffrage. |
17 September 1878 Edgar, St. Jean Baptiste |
Dumez mentions panic of country because of yellow fever epidemic. Asks Vignaud to investigate French newspapers for a friend. |

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African drumming and dance group, Roots of Life, gave a crowd-pleasing, high energy performance Wednesday night as part of Schlow's 2011 Adult Summer Reading program, Novel Destinations [2]. Led by a stirring drum beat, the talented dancers first demonstrated their moves, then asked members of the audience to join with them in the dance. Many of the children took them up on the invitation and had a great time participating, while the rest of the audience clapped along with the beat. For the finale a "community circle" was formed where everyone was welcome to move as they were inspired to by the music. Some of the attending adults took the opportunity to really shake their stuff! You can see Roots of Life again this weekend at the Mojah Fusion Dance Festival [3].
Videos from the performance are on Schlow Library's Facebook page.
Founded by Penn State Assistant Professor of Dance Kikora Franklin in autumn 2010, Roots of Life is a performing arts ensemble of middle and high school students from the State College Area School District.
Franklin's passion for dance, evident in her work educating Penn State students in a variety of dance forms, also inspires her teaching traditional African dance to State College Area District students from third-graders up to high school seniors.
The creation of a 'master' class with about 25 young students has enabled Franklin to work more intensely with this small group, creating productions for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, International Children's Festival, and other schools in the district.
[1] http://www.schlowlibrary.org/sites/schlowlibrary.org/files/post_image/RootsofLifep.JPG
[2] http://www.schlowlibrary.org/content/adults/adult-summer-reading-program-novel-destinations
[3] http://artsandarchitecture.psu.edu/news/penn-state-host-dance-festival


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Drafted 24th overall out of high school in 2011, Guerrieri spent the first two-and-a-half months of this season in extended spring training. He worked on some basics, such as his pitch command and control of the running game, while also trying to refine a changeup that he seldom used as an amateur.
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The Calgary Community Painters Society has over a forty year history of bringing Calgary artists together for the purpose of exchanging artistic ideas, providing artistic support for each other and holding an education based program.
The members meet an average of three times a month from September to May. These meetings provide opportunities for sharing ideas, discussing techniques and learning from presenters' demonstrations. Workshops are held two to three times a year on different aspects of Art.
The group is open to any Calgary artist who wants to meet with other artists and work within the group to achieve its goals. Potential members are not juried into the group, but the group is limited to seventy-five members and currently has a waiting list of artists interested in joining. In addition to regular meetings and workshops, they hold two art shows a year.
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In June we featured artist Kristen Powell at the Central Library.
Kristen is a born and raised Calgarian artist with over four years of experience working in a variety of media and specializing in sculpture. She graduated from the University of Calgary with her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Studies. She has a passion for sculpting with wood, plaster and digital methods such as CNC. She is inspired by nature, the contrast between the natural and urban, brain psychology and physiology and human communication. She has exhibited her work in both solo and group shows and recently had her work acquired by the Alberta Children's Hospital in their permanent collection.
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I present these books in memory of their life cycle. Through the imagination of an author they began. Forged from trees that had a life of their own, the words came to life on paper. At the library they sat and many read their stories. Whether loved too much or not enough, they were discarded. I transformed them again to share another message. As I punched out leaves from the pages, I was reminded of their origin. I mourn the loss of these books because I have not enjoyed them myself. They can no longer be read entirely, but can be experienced ephemerally through my installation. Eventually these books will return to the land and the cycle of inspiration, to physical object, to viewer will continue.
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Ella Singer came from Russia to Canada in 1997 and currently resides in Calgary, Alberta. She graduated from a music college in Russia when she was 20 years old and she has been teaching music ever since. Ella has always had an equal passion for visual arts. She started taking lessons from Ekaterina Pozdnyakova, an established Russian Canadian artist of a diverse background, and soon exhibited some of her works for the first time. Her works drew interest and she sold her first paintings. Since that time she participated in numerous art shows and exhibitions.
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Studio C is an award-winning Community Art Centre in downtown Calgary—a studio and gallery open to the public. The Centre opened in 2005 and continues to innovate through art, connecting diverse communities. Studio C engages the public in dialogue around diversity and inclusion through art classes, collaborative projects, team building workshops and public exhibitions.
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This year the Calgary Community Painters Society is celebrating 40 years of art and a history of bringing Calgary artists together to provide education, exchange of ideas, opportunities to showcase our art, volunteer opportunities, and fellowship. With 75 active members, the Society hosts an annual art show at the Triwood Community Centre in April.
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In the summer of 2012, four photographers used their cameras to explore the similarities and differenced between Arizona and Alberta. Arizonans Colleen Miniuk-Sperry and Ken Ross, along with Albertans Peter Carroll and Royce Howland, captured personal views of these two iconic Western regions. Come experience the photographs and stories of the people and places they encountered.
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In January, 2013, we were pleased to feature the art of Karen Biko at the Central Library. Karen Biko started her life in Winnipeg and had the great fortune of living across the street from well known artist Bruce Head, who has become a tremendous influence on her work. Karen's family and circle of friends were always involved with many creative endeavors which helped to expose her to a diverse range of styles and experiences. From spending summers with Barbara Leighton at the Leighton Centre where her mother worked, to maintaining friendships with art teachers from her high school years; art was always around her.
With educational training as an Interior Designer, Karen has been creating art pieces ranging from sketches to drawings to paintings for many years. Her pieces can be found in Canada, the U.S.A. and Mexico as well. Early in 2009 Karen was juried into the Riverview Artists Group. and recently Karen exhibited with other artists under her own group Artistic Entities.
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2 cups instant white rice (such as Minute®)
1/2 teaspoon butter (optional)
1/8 teaspoon salt (optional)
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons brown sugar, or to taste
1 teaspoon cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, or more to taste
This did not turn out like rice pudding to me. Only change I made was using rice from the rice cooker and so I admitted the water. I am guessing, that only instant rice works in this rice pudding? The small amount of cornstarch never thickened the pudding. It was like plain rice with milk with very little flavor. I typically make rice puddings that are thickened with eggs or a vanilla pudding like cream mixture. Then, at the end the cinnamon amount was way too excessive. All I could taste was cinnamon and it turned the whole rice and milk a light brown color, which made it really not look like traditional rice pudding. This style of rice pudding unfortunately, is just not for me. I am rating it a 3, because I want to believe using fresh instead of instant rice was the main issue. Instant, must have a lot more starch. Still, like the rice puddings with the vanilla cream custard base better. The flavor was just not there for me, if even it was thick.
This was so easy and so good! I just made it for breakfast, and it turned out thick and creamy. If anything, I thought it could use a bit more milk. It had a great flavor from the brown sugar, not too sweet for breakfast, but you could always add more if using for dessert. I wonder if the reviewer that said it was soupy forgot to omit the water when using already cooked rice. My only issue was I think 1/2 tsp cinnamon is a bit much to sprinkle over the rice, so I just sprinkled a little and then after I took my picture, I incorporated all the cinnamon into the pudding. This recipe doesn't deserve a low rating. Thanks jajamillion-- I'll cook rice for breakfast this way again.
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Niether is an NHL hockey player's. Tonight, our Red Wings take the ice to perpetuate the greatest home winning streak in the history of the NHL. The Nashville Predators or "Bubba" - as they are known in some circles - always poses a tough challenge. That neck-lass coach of theirs has turned this country music haven spawned team into a thorn in Detroit's side since their inception.
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Fears (40 Occurrences)
Matthew 28:5 But the angel said to the women, "As for you, dismiss your fears. I know that it is Jesus that you are looking for--the crucified One. (WEY)
Luke 12:32 "Dismiss your fears, little flock: your Father finds a pleasure in giving you the Kingdom. (WEY)
Acts 10:22 They said, "Cornelius, a centurion, a righteous man and one who fears God, and well spoken of by all the nation of the Jews, was directed by a holy angel to invite you to his house, and to listen to what you say." (WEB)
Acts 10:35 but in every nation he who fears him and works righteousness is acceptable to him. (WEB DBY NAS RSV)
Acts 18:9 And, in a vision by night, the Lord said to Paul, "Dismiss your fears: go on speaking, and do not give up. (WEY)
2 Corinthians 7:5 For, when we were come into Macedonia, our flesh had no rest, but we were troubled on every side; without were fightings, within were fears. (KJV WEY ASV BBE DBY WBS YLT NAS NIV)
1 John 4:18 There is no fear in love; but perfect love casts out fear, because fear has punishment. He who fears is not made perfect in love. (WEB DBY NAS RSV NIV)
Revelation 2:10 Dismiss your fears concerning all that you are about to suffer. I tell you that the Devil is about to throw some of you into prison that you may be put to the test, and for ten days you will have to endure persecution. Be faithful to the End, even if you have to die, and then I will give you the victor's Wreath of Life. (WEY)
Deuteronomy 7:19 The great punishments which your eyes saw, and the signs and the wonders and the strong hand and the stretched-out arm, by which the Lord your God took you out: so will the Lord your God do to all the peoples who are the cause of your fears. (BBE)
Deuteronomy 28:66 Your very life will be hanging in doubt before you, and day and night will be dark with fears, and nothing in life will be certain: (BBE)
1 Kings 1:51 It was told Solomon, saying, "Behold, Adonijah fears king Solomon; for, behold, he has laid hold on the horns of the altar, saying,'Let king Solomon swear to me first that he will not kill his servant with the sword.'" (WEB DBY RSV)
Job 1:8 Yahweh said to Satan, "Have you considered my servant, Job? For there is none like him in the earth, a blameless and an upright man, one who fears God, and turns away from evil." (WEB RSV NIV)
Job 2:3 Yahweh said to Satan, "Have you considered my servant Job? For there is none like him in the earth, a blameless and an upright man, one who fears God, and turns away from evil. He still maintains his integrity, although you incited me against him, to ruin him without cause." (WEB RSV NIV)
Job 6:4 For the arrows of the Ruler of all are present with me, and their poison goes deep into my spirit: his army of fears is put in order against me. (BBE)
Job 18:11 He is overcome by fears on every side, they go after him at every step. (BBE)
Job 18:14 He is pulled out of his tent where he was safe, and he is taken away to the king of fears. (BBE)
Job 20:25 He is pulling it out, and it comes out of his back; and its shining point comes out of his side; he is overcome by fears. (BBE)
Job 27:20 Fears overtake him like rushing waters; in the night the storm-wind takes him away. (BBE)
Job 30:15 Fears have come on me; my hope is gone like the wind, and my well-being like a cloud. (BBE)
Psalms 25:12 What man is he who fears Yahweh? He shall instruct him in the way that he shall choose. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Psalms 34:4 I sought Yahweh, and he answered me, and delivered me from all my fears. (WEB KJV JPS ASV BBE DBY WBS YLT NAS RSV NIV)
Psalms 73:19 How suddenly are they wasted! fears are the cause of their destruction. (BBE)
Psalms 112:1 Praise Yah! Blessed is the man who fears Yahweh, who delights greatly in his commandments. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Psalms 128:1 A Song of Ascents. Blessed is everyone who fears Yahweh, who walks in his ways. (WEB NAS RSV)
Psalms 128:4 Behold, thus is the man blessed who fears Yahweh. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Proverbs 10:24 The fear of the wicked, it shall come upon him; and the desire of the righteous shall be granted. (See NAS)
Proverbs 13:13 Whoso despiseth the word shall suffer thereby; but he that feareth the commandment shall be rewarded. (See NAS)
Proverbs 14:2 He who walks in his uprightness fears Yahweh, but he who is perverse in his ways despises him. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Proverbs 14:16 A wise man fears, and shuns evil, but the fool is hotheaded and reckless. (WEB NIV)
Proverbs 28:14 Blessed is the man who always fears; but one who hardens his heart falls into trouble. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Proverbs 31:30 Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain; but a woman who fears Yahweh, she shall be praised. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Ecclesiastes 7:18 It is good that you should take hold of this. Yes, also from that don't withdraw your hand; for he who fears God will come forth from them all. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Ecclesiastes 9:2 All things come alike to all. There is one event to the righteous and to the wicked; to the good, to the clean, to the unclean, to him who sacrifices, and to him who doesn't sacrifice. As is the good, so is the sinner; he who takes an oath, as he who fears an oath. (WEB)
Ecclesiastes 12:5 Also when they shall be afraid of that which is high, and fears shall be in the way, and the almond tree shall flourish, and the grasshopper shall be a burden, and desire shall fail: because man goeth to his long home, and the mourners go about the streets: (KJV WBS)
Isaiah 50:10 Who is among you who fears Yahweh, who obeys the voice of his servant? He who walks in darkness, and has no light, let him trust in the name of Yahweh, and rely on his God. (WEB NAS RSV NIV)
Isaiah 66:4 I also will choose their delusions, and will bring their fears on them; because when I called, none did answer; when I spoke, they did not hear: but they did that which was evil in my eyes, and chose that in which I didn't delight." (WEB KJV JPS ASV DBY WBS YLT RSV)
Jeremiah 15:8 I have let their widows be increased in number more than the sand of the seas: I have sent against them, against the mother and the young men, one who makes waste in the heat of the day, causing pain and fears to come on her suddenly. (BBE)
Lamentations 2:22 As in the day of a holy meeting you have made fears come round me on every side, and no one got away or was kept safe in the day of the Lord's wrath: those who were folded in my arms, whom I took care of, have been sent to their destruction by my hater. (BBE YLT)
Ezekiel 18:14 Now, behold, if he fathers a son, who sees all his father's sins, which he has done, and fears, and does not such like; (WEB RSV)
Daniel 11:26 And his fears will overcome him and be the cause of his downfall, and his army will come to complete destruction, and a great number will be put to the sword. (BBE)


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ventricular septal defect (hole between the right and left ventricles), pulmonary stenosis (narrowing of the valve and artery that connect the heart with the lungs), an overriding aorta (the aorta - the artery that carries oxygen-rich blood to the body - is shifted over the right ventricle and ventricular septal defect, instead of coming out only from the left ventricle), and right ventricular hypertrophy (the muscle of the right ventricle is thicker than usual). Tetralogy of Fallot causes low oxygen levels in the blood, which can lead to cyanosis (a bluish-purple color to the skin). The cause of this condition is unknown. Treatment involves surgery to repair the heart defects. Sometimes more than one surgery is needed.[1][2]
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The United States Code is a consolidation and codification by subject matter of the general and permanent laws of the United States. Sections 264-272 of the following portion of the code apply: Title 42 - The Public Health and Welfare, Chapter 6A - Public Health Service, Subchapter II - General Powers and Duties, Part G - Quarantine and Inspection. Links are provided by the Government Printing Office.
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Maryland, Air Force lacrosse to play at 'Face-Off For a Cause' event in Florida
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This Saturday, the University of North Florida plays host to the second annual Face Off For a Cause lacrosse tournament. The tournament is a showcase of Division I lacrosse in Florida and is organized for the benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, a charity for severely wounded servicemen and women.
The event was spearheaded two years ago by former Maryland All-American Jack Francis and former Army player Adam Silva, now both Florida residents, who dreamed of bringing Division I lacrosse to the Sunshine State. Their solution: a lacrosse tournament for charity.
Silva's Army background and friendship with former Army Captain John Fernandez made the choice of such a cause easy. Fernandez lost his legs while serving in Iraq and was involved with the Wounded Warrior Project, now the tournament's main beneficiary.
"Our military and the wounded are the nation's most valuable citizens," Silva says. "We are very proud to be able to use lacrosse this weekend to raise funds and awareness for this important cause."
Last year Face Off for a Cause showcased a matchup between Delaware and UMBC at Fletcher High School. In total, the event drew a crowd of 5,200 people and raised $15,000 for wounded veterans.
Now, the past success of the event encouraged the organizers to move into a bigger venue and become more ambitious.
"We hope to draw 10,000 people and raise $100,000 this year," Silva says. "This is a great opportunity familiarize the residents of Jacksonville with the Wounded Warrior Project and with the great sport of lacrosse."
This year the University of Maryland and the US Air Force Academy have moved their regular season matchup to northern Florida to play at the event. Match play kicks off at noon and will be followed by a a game between Clemson University and Florida State University.
Teams are assigned honorary captains who have been wounded in the line of duty. This captain speaks to the members of the team at breakfast, and accompanies the players throughout the day to serve as inspiration.
The day will be topped with vendor showcases, a color guard, a fly over and even an appearance by the FSU Pep Band. More information can be found at Faceoff.WoundedWarriorProject.org.


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