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Winter weather influenced Studesville to move the day's practice indoors, but that was just another curve ball he's dealt with since he took over the team less than a month ago.
In a press conference before the last Friday practice of the 2010 regular season, Studesville stood at the podium fielding questions with an ear-to-ear grin on his face. He took the opportunity to reflect on a whirlwind December in which President and CEO Pat Bowlen tabbed him to lead the team.
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BackgroundMr. Burling is Pacific Legal Foundation's Director of Litigation and principal attorney in PLF's Property Rights practice group.
Mr. Burling has been with PLF since 1983 and his cases involve regulatory takings, environmental and land use regulations, eminent domain, and Indian law. In 2001 he successfully argued a leading property rights case, Palazzolo v. Rhode Island, before the United States Supreme Court. He is a frequent lecturer at continuing legal education courses on topics such as the regulation of wetlands, eminent domain, and the "taking" of private property. Mr. Burling is also the Chairman Emeritus of the Federalist Society's Environmental Law and Property Rights Practice Group and a member of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers.
Publications / AchievementsMr. Burling has published numerous articles on land use regulation and regulatory takings including: James S. Burling, The Use and Abuse of Property Rights in Saving the Environment, 1 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conf. Jour. 373 (2012); James Burling and Graham Owen, The Implications of Lingle on Inclusionary Zoning and Other Legislative and Monetary Exactions, 28 Stanford Environmental L. Jour. 397 (2009); Burling, The Latest Take on Background Principles and the States' Law of Property After Lucas and Palazzolo, 24 University of Hawaii Law Review 497 (2002); Burling, Can the Existence of Value in Property Avert a Regulatory Taking When Economically Beneficial Use Has Been Destroyed, in Takings Sides on Takings Issues: Public and Private Perspectives; Burling, The Theory of Property and Why it Matters, American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education 2004 Course on Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation, SJ051 ALI-ABA 491; and Burling, Private Property Rights and the Environment After Palazzolo, 30 Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review. 1 (2002).
EducationMr. Burling received his undergraduate degree from Hamilton College in New York majoring in Geology and English, and received a Masters of Science from Brown University in Geological Sciences. After working as an exploration geologist in Tucson, Mr. Burling returned to school and graduated from the University of Arizona College of Law where he served as an articles editor for the Arizona Law Review.


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Pennsylvania State Police Sgt. Greg P. Keefer said his most rewarding incident since coming to Somerset County was the search for Bruce Maust. Maust was reported missing after snowmobiling on Jan. 27 and was found alive after a three-day search.
"We don't have a lot of celebrations but everybody celebrated when he was found," Keefer said. "My deepest thanks to the volunteer fire departments and the residents who came and searched. People came out of everywhere to help us. It was pure happiness when he was found. Nobody gave up."
Keefer has been the Somerset station commander since September.
"Station commander is one of the best jobs in the state," he said. "I use the leadership skills I learned in the Marine Corps all the time. Our station does everything as a team. When one fails we all fail. When one has a successful investigation we all celebrate with the investigator. It surprises me how busy this station is."
Keefer is familiar with high stress situations. He was a member of the state police special emergency response team for eight years. The team responds to hostage situations and similar emergencies.
"The team is on 24-7," he said. "It is something that needs to be done. That is the team concept that I learned in the Marine Corps."
Somerset County is fortunate to have someone with Keefer's experience as station commander, said Trooper Stephen Limani, public relations officer for Troop A, which includes the Somerset station.
"He is an awesome supervisor," Limani said. "His experience with the emergency response team — when you have somebody who on a weekly basis works in highly stressful incidents and knows what to do to make everyone safe and is now the station commander, to have someone with that experience is a rarity. His peers say he is one of the best. We have to count on the guy who is next to you. It is nice to have those types of guys as your leader. He is a great motivator and he leads by example. Somerset County has a very capable, confident person in command of the station."
Although the special emergency response team goes into dangerous situations, it is not the most dangerous job in the state police, Keefer said. The team is prepared and equipped and has a plan that it follows. The dangerous situations are those that are unexpected, like a traffic stop that is someone trying to get away with a crime.
Somerset County has a low population but a large area in highway miles. It takes troopers almost an hour to get from the most southern part to the most northern part of the county. Keefer is concerned about the rising drug problem in Somerset County. The use of heroin and prescription drugs is up. Conservatively, 90 percent of crime is related to drugs, from thefts, retail thefts and burglaries to fatal overdoses.
A native of Mount Pleasant, Keefer was graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a degree in criminology. He joined the U.S. Marine Corps, serving four years active duty and four years in the reserve. He left the Corps with the rank of major. After joining the state police in 1990, he was stationed in Harrisburg, Belle Vernon, Uniontown, Hazleton, Erie, Greensburg and Ebensburg.
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It's the '90s. More and more people around the world have heard of "getting connected to the Internet." Some of those have actually made the technological, intellectual, and cultural leap into "Cyberspace". And some of those are using Linux to get connected. I'm part of all three groups. In fact, I've become rather dependent on my Internet connection—it's like having a telephone, only more expensive.
To be connected to the Internet, you used to have only two choices: either a direct (and expensive) Internet connection, like those used by corporations and institutions, or a modem connection into somebody else's machine which had a direct Internet connection, using your computer as if it were a "dumb terminal". You can still do that today, if you feel like it, but with the increasingly common availability of "real" net connections like SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) and PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol), fewer Internet users really want to feel as if all they have on their desk is a dumb terminal. Yet, for a number of reasons, the only Internet access available to some of us is a dial-up dumb-terminal-ish Internet account, or "shell" account.
Enter SLiRP. SLiRP is a freely available software package, written by Danny Gasparovski (firstname.lastname@example.com), which makes an ordinary shell account act like a SLIP or PPP account. There are other so-called "SLIP emulators" available (one of the more notable of which is The Internet Adaptor—see References sidebar, as well as "terminal multiplexers" such as term, which uses a non-standard protocol between the shell account and the local computer. SLiRP has advantages over both groups, many of which, along with some disadvantages, the author details in the README file accompanying the SLiRP package.
SLiRP does not run on your "local" computer (the one that would otherwise be a dumb terminal), but rather on the "remote" computer (the one that's actually connected to the Internet). In order to install SLiRP properly, you need the following:
A Unix shell account on the remote host
A C compiler available on the remote host
An editor that you know how to use on the remote host
If you're not sure whether you have a compiler or editor available, please contact your system administrator, or someone else who is familiar with your remote site.
The steps involved in installing SLiRP are as follows:
The most recent version of SLiRP available at the time of this writing is slirp-0.95h.tar.gz. See References sidebar to find SLiRP. Once you have the package, "untar" it somewhere useful (such as /usr/local/src)--perhaps with the command tar zxvf slirp-0.95h.tar.gz.
Documentation of many sorts is included in the SLiRP package in slirp-0.95h/docs. Instructions for compiling SLiRP are in slirp-0.95h/docs/README.compiling, the gist of which is: change to the slirp-0.95h/src directory and run the configure program located there (usually by typing ./configure); then build the program by typing make. If you have problems, consult the file slirp-0.95h/docs/README.getting-help.
When you have successfully compiled SLiRP, you will need to put the SLiRP binary somewhere where you can run it. If you don't already have a directory for your own programs, I suggest creating a directory called ~/bin, and then adding it to your PATH in your login scripts. If you're not sure how to do this on your system, check with your system administrator. Then, from the slirp-0.95h/src directory, perform the following commands:
strip slirp cp slirp ~/bin chmod 0700 ~/bin/slirp
(Alternatively, if your site has GNU `install' available, you may perform the above actions in one step with install -s -m 0700 slirp ~/bin.)
This is the tricky bit, partly because SLiRP is an evolving product, and its documentation is not necessarily entirely complete and up-to-date; however, I suggest reading slirp-0.95h/docs/CONFIG and slirp-0.95h/docs/README.ppp before doing anything else. Next, using your favorite text editor, create SLiRP's configuration file, called ~/.slirprc. At the very minimum, you will want to include a baudrate setting. If you're planning on using SLiRP to emulate PPP, you should also include a ppp flag, an asyncmap setting and mtu and mru values. Your .slirprc file might look something like mine:
baudrate 115200 ppp asyncmap 0 mtu 552 mru 552 log start
You will most likely want to adjust the "baudrate" to suit your modem—some experimentation may be necessary. ["baudrate" should really be bits per second, or bpsrate. Even geeks who happen to know that their 14400 bps modems run at 2400 baud shouldn't set the baudrate parameter to 2400.. —ED]
Once you have SLiRP installed and configured, you can start it by simply typing slirp; SLiRP will then attempt to initiate a connection.
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The WTA this week launched WTA TV developed by Xerox, a service aimed at simplifying the viewing of live matches.
Now fans can simply visit wtatennis.com/wtatv in order to find out which TV network in their country is screening the weeks's tournaments.
The winner of the December competition is Amila Bandara from Sri Lanka.
She correctly gave "Sloane Stephens" as the answer to the question, "Which of the following players has Ana never lost against?" (The other players listed were Sara Errani, Roberta Vinci and Simona Halep).
Congratulations to her, she wins an adidas item signed by Ana.
Ana has risen to 12th, her joint-highest position in almost five years, in the latest WTA Rankings, which are published today.
Ana's Australian Open quarter-final finish, coupled with winning the ASB Classic in Auckland, mean that she is sixth in the Road to Singapore, the standing that determine the eight qualifiers for the season-ending WTA Championships.
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During the Kim Clijsters Invitational event in Antwerp last month, Ana and the Belgian sat down for an informal catch-up, and CNN was there to film it.
Click here to watch the chat between the fellow former world No.1s.
Images of Ana competing in the Australian Open are now in the Galleries section.
Images by kind courtesy of Getty Images.
Ana has withdrawn from the Open GDF Suez in Paris due to a left hip strain she suffered at the Australian Open. The 26-year-old was due to make her debut at the event, which takes place during 27 January-2 February.
"I'm really disappointed that I have to pull out of the Open GDF Suez in Paris," said Ana. "This has been my best start to a season for a long time. My confidence is high and I was excited to go there and try to challenge for the title.
Ana missed a great chance to reach her first major's semi-final in six years as she was beaten 5-7, 7-5, 6-2 by Canada's Eugenie Bouchard in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open. The 14th seed was unable to reproduce her stunning performances from earlier in the week, losing after two hours and 24 minutes, but she will carry away a lot of positives for the rest of the season.
Ana takes on world No.31 Eugenie Bouchard in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open on Tuesday. It will be the second meeting between the pair, after Bouchard triumped in the second round at Wimbledon last year.
The Canadian won quite easily on that occasion, running out a 6-3, 6-3 winner in what turned out to be Ana's final match under the guidance of coach Nigel Sears.
Images of Ana reacting to her 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 win over Serena Williams in the fourth round of the Australian Open are now in the Galleries section.
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I used all of those. The console version of Vim was quite nice. Unfortunately, Apple's X11 implementation made AbiWord and especially OpenOffice.org nearly unusable.
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And will all the complaints of Linux widgets not matching I find it very irritating that OS X has UIs that vary from the one Finder uses, to iTunes, to Safari, etc...why don't they just standardize on the iTunes 'skin' and get rid of the horrid 'brushed' (read; brused) metal skin? Where is their consistancy? Don't get me started on all the 3rd party apps that break all the appl UI rules; give me Ubuntu's all in one Dapper look for the most consistant looking OS out there.


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Dr. Hild has served in the Education department since 2000, teaching professional preparation courses for teacher certification and supervising secondary student teachers. Drawing upon his more than thirty years of teaching experience in the secondary and collegiate environments, he provides instruction in teaching methodology, content area literacy, and educational philosophy. His concern is that students see their teaching vocation as God's high calling upon them and that they model biblical standards through their discipline. Besides teaching in the education department, he serves as adjunct faculty in the Center for Professional Studies. He and his wife, Tamara, maintain active involvement in their church. They have one son, Andrew, who keeps them busy with school, drama, music, and sports. They enjoy traveling to see family, gardening and home projects.
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A.A., Palomar College
B.A., Biola University
M.A., National University
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Dr. Adams teaches education courses and children's literature in the undergraduate program and credential courses in elementary teaching strategies in the credential program. She serves on the Teacher Education Committee. She holds a California Clear General Elementary Teaching Credential with a Cross-Cultural Language and Academic Development (CLAD) authorization. She began her elementary teaching career in a California public school and then taught first, second, fifth and sixth grades in a missionary children's school during her 10 years as a missionary in Senegal, West Africa. After leaving Senegal, Dr. Adams served at San Diego Christian College, first as Dean of Women and then as a member of the Education Department faculty.
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Professor Hall serves as instructor of teacher education course work and supervisor of student teachers. Before coming to The Master's College, Professor Hall was Department Head of the Special Education Program at West Valley Christian School. She has taught elementary grades in both public and Christian schools. She is an educational consultant in the area of learning disabilities for Missionary and Christian Schools. She presents at various conferences including the Association of Christian Schools International, National Institute for Learning Development and Learning Disabilities Association. Professor Hall is credentialed in the areas of Multiple Subject, Special Education Learning Handicapped, and possesses a Special Education Resource Specialist Certificate.
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Democracy Now! has regularly covered the stories of those imprisoned at the U.S. detention facility located in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, since former President George W. Bush began the so-called "war on terror." The first captives arrived at the detention camp on January 11, 2002.
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We speak with Johan Galtung, known as a founder of the field of peace and conflict studies. He's spent the past half-century pursuing nonviolent conflict resolution in international relations. Galtung discusses the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Mideast talks, why President Obama is losing his base, and much more. [includes rush transcript]Sep 16, 2010 | Story
We spend the hour with Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, talking about the biggest leak in US history: the release of more than 91,000 classified military records on the war in Afghanistan. As the Pentagon announces it is launching a criminal probe into who leaked the documents, Assange asks what about investigating the "war crimes" revealed in the leaked military records? He also talks about the media, why he isn't coming...Jul 28, 2010 | Story
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It was Doc Sadler's first press conference as Nebraska's new basketball coach, and he kept fielding questions from a kid in the crowd.
Wow, Sadler thought, who's this guy?
One of his incoming freshman, actually - Ryan Anderson.
"That was kind of - unique," Sadler said Monday. "But being around him for four years, that's the kind of person he is."
For Anderson - one of four seniors to be honored in NU's final home game of the regular season Tuesday night vs. Colorado - building the foundation of the Sadler era has been "a crazy ride." Grinning, Anderson means it as a good thing.
He played nearly every position on the floor except point guard. He joined Erick Strickland as the only Husker to notch 1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 150 3-pointers, 150 steals and 150 assist in his career. He's packed on weight to throw down in the paint. He's lost it to get quicker on the perimeter. He's rediscovered his high-arcing 3-point shot in the last month.
Anderson even met his wife, the former Danielle Smith, when she was a member of the NU track team.
"A lot of stuff happened, man, but all along it was a great opportunity," Anderson said.
Anderson and Sek Henry - along with Ben Nelson and Chris Balham - comprise the first four-year class of Sadler players.
While a Barry Collier recruit, Anderson never played a second for him. Nelson played club rugby at NU for a year - he was good at it, too - before switching his attention to basketball. Balham played for three years before chronic knee pain forced him to become a student coach.
Henry, meanwhile, was Sadler's first recruit in August 2006 out of the Patterson School in North Carolina.
"For him to have the confidence in me to come to Nebraska, you're always going to be appreciative of that," Sadler said.
Henry's never missed a game at NU. He's played in 124 straight, 95 of them starts. The left-hander from Los Angeles struggled with confidence during this season - "I take things too hard on myself," Henry said - but busted out of a slump with a career-high 21 points in the 83-79 double-overtime win over Texas Tech.
His mother Juanita - who doesn't like to fly - will take in her first Husker home game of Henry's career Tuesday along with Henry's cousin, who made it to Lincoln despite her plane being struck by lightning.
"I'm going to try not to get emotional," Henry said. He'd rather be focused, he said, on delivering a win in the 7:05 p.m. game.
Anderson's parents and in-laws will be on hand for his final home game, unless NU, 14-15 sneaks into a postseason tournament like the NIT or CBI with a healthy winning streak at the end of the season.
Henry hasn't lost hope of that. The screensaver on his cell phone is a picture he took of the Big 12 trophy while in Kansas City for media days. A conference tournament title remains the goal.
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Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans, where we meet the people in the local music scene that you don't see on stages. Penny Lazo. With LMFAO. And a taco. No, the taco isn't real.Penny Lazo is a DFW-based rep for Universal Records. Despite being very rock 'n' roll in appearance, her main beat is coun ... More >>
The Twilight SingersSam HoldenThis week, since we won't be around on Monday, we're going to include Monday's shows in this here weekend round-up of sorts. And it just so happens that what may be the biggest show of the weekend is on Monday: The Twilight Singers and Margo & The Nuclear So & ... More >>
Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp is a chance for musicians to get a crash course in playing in a rock band. Whether your drumming skills are on par with Meg White's or somebody who can play "Pride & Joy" note-for-note in a dark corner of a Guitar Center, the intent of the camp is to become a better ... More >>
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Caity ColvardThe Double Wide Had a Pool Party, but not a real pool.This weekend was particularly warped. Aside from the Hurricane, and the Fourth of July being on the Fifth, and the Vans Warped Tour 2010 bringing sometimes bloody-nosed Andrew W.K. (and more) to Dallas, there was Joan Jett and Bla ... More >>
Night One of SXSW 2010 saw things kick off on quite the bitchin' note--and not just because of the big names. They were around, sure--Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Broken Bells and Spoon all shared a stage at Stubb's (and a massive line to get in, natch)--but there was plenty else to see without ... More >>
So: This weekend marks the release of the rock 'n' roll biopic on The Runaways--called The Runaways, natch--which tells the story of the noted '70s punk rock jailbait act that offered up "Cherry Bomb" to the masses (what's up, Dazed and Confused, soundtrack?) and introduced the word to frontwoman Ch ... More >>
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Busting the work-life balance myth2011-03-17
Sociology professor Catherine Krull and colleague Justyna Sempruch were both struggling to find a book for their students that accurately addressed the family and work balance debate — so they decided to write the book themselves.
Many books written for women address the difficulties of balancing family and work and the inequities that can arise from this struggle. The difficulty is that the majority of these books assume that 'balance' is a necessary requirement of engaging in both market work and household work, especially for people with children. To date, there has been no comprehensive study that debunks the idea of balancing family and work and addresses how Canadian family policies need to change to allow a more integrated and inclusive approach.
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Sensory Sensitive Cinema is a way for families affected by autism and other developmental disabilities to enjoy a trip to the movies in a setting geared toward them. At such screenings, the lights are turned up, and the sound levels are lowered to a more comfortable volume. Patrons are free to talk, sing or move around during the movie. Those with special dietary needs can bring their own snacks.
"All the common courtesies of going to movies are thrown out the window; it's tailored to their needs," said Jason Bailey, director of Community Services at The Arc of The Three Rivers.
The first sensory sensitive film at Park Place was the animated family comedy "The Croods," on April 23. The second was Disney/Pixar's "Monsters University," on July 11.
Bailey estimated that 160 people showed up to the two. He said Greg Pauley, the vice president of Greater Huntington Theater Corp. (which owns Park Place), said he'd gotten a lot of positive feedback. So, as they were scheduling this week's event, GHTC proposed making it a monthly event.
Bailey said Pauley wants to keep the emphasis on child- and family-friendly fare, so after this week, they're moving future showings from weekday mornings to Saturday mornings. They'll still start at 9:30 a.m.
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The death of one of the few appetizing grocery stores along the unlovely and unloved Greenwood-to-Woodbine strip ... helped galvanize area residents, and prompted a desperate search to revitalize their community.
Dozens turned up at a community meeting at the local library last week seeking inspiration from a group of Ryerson University urban-planning students who have dedicated part of their third year to a project on the area. They also went to the meeting hoping for a kick-start from a "community animator" from a grassroots organizing body, the Ontario Healthy Communities Coalition.
Jane Gadd, "Rescuing a Danforth in decline," The Globe and Mail, April 2, 2004
Day care, family counselling, exercise clubs, social clubs, leisure activities, etc., can all enhance health. ... The obvious prescription here is to invest in community social and cultural connections, to hire more social workers and community animators, and to build sports arenas and community centres where people can meet and socialize.
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Just looking over this woman's curriculum vitae I am overwhelmed. Dorothy [Rosenberg] has been active and remains active with women's and environmental groups, in many capacities. As instructor, film consultant, lecturer, and community animator on energy issues, the environment and women and peace, Dorothy sees feminism as having significant roles within a range of social issues.
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I suspect that this term comes directly from Canada because it comes from the French "animateur". I live in Quebec and was involved in community organizing for years. The French word "animateur" always seemed so much better than the English "organizer" or "facilitator" (depends on the sense used).
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Syllabification: er·god·icPronunciation: /ərˈgädik
Mathematics- Relating to or denoting systems or processes with the property that, given sufficient time, they include or impinge on all points in a given space and can be represented statistically by a reasonably large selection of points.More example sentences
- Doeblin also contributed to the theory of random chains with complete connection, some of which was used in a paper by him on ergodic properties of continued fractions.
- While in the Harvard College Observatory he worked on many mathematical and astronomical subjects including topology and ergodic theory.
- He introduced ergodic methods into number theory in his first work.
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- This behavior indicates that the S-protein is diffusing toward a looser state, where the system gains in ergodicity, similarly to what is observed in amorphous systems and in spin glasses.
- As NAGYLAKI 1998 notes, ergodicity in itself probably does not rule out very many plausible biological scenarios.
- Model-based geostatistical theory requires two hypotheses: stationarity and ergodicity.
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Percy Cupper is a good example of the importance of higher education in Oregon, how a child of the state's high desert frontier could become a primary participant in modern development. While serving as Oregon's State Engineer, he established an important benchmark in Oregon water law.
Born on December 8, 1882, Cupper grew up on a sheep ranch in the John Day River valley, the sixth of seven children in an immigrant family. His parents, Henry and Cordelia Cupper, emigrated from England in 1877 and arrived in Ashland after crossing the country by rail. In 1878, the family journeyed north to Prineville and then to Heppner, where Henry hauled a cargo load to a homestead ranch near Monument. The Cuppers fell in love with the valley, purchased the ranch, and subsequently turned it into a prosperous sheep operation during the heyday of sheep ranching in eastern Oregon. The Cuppers's success eased Percy's pursuit of education and his eventual prominence as a state official and early irrigationist.
Percy Cupper completed schooling in Monument and entered Oregon Agricultural College (now Oregon State University) in 1900. He received a B.S. degree in civil engineering in 1904 and played on the college football team from 1901 to 1904. A loyal college alumnus, Cupper served as president of the OAC Alumni Board from 1915 to 1917.
Cupper's career in hydrology and reclamation work began fresh after graduation, when he conducted hydrological surveys for the U.S. Reclamation Service. He also worked briefly as a surveyor on the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company/Union Pacific line. In 1905-1906, he went to work for the State of Oregon, surveying surface waters in the upper Walla Walla River Basin in northeast Oregon.
By 1907, Cupper had moved to Salem and married L.M. Christiansen of Milton, Oregon. While working as a private consultant, he studied law at Willamette University, graduating in 1910 with an L.L.B.
With degrees in engineering and law, Cupper quickly became one of the most successful consultants and water lawyers in the state. His expertise and reputation led him back to work for the State of Oregon as a deputy to the state engineer. By 1918, he was the state engineer, with responsibility for monitoring irrigation projects begun under the federal Carey Act. In that capacity, he served as secretary of the Desert Land Board.
In 1912, Cupper co-authored an important investigative report on a proposed major dam at The Dalles, the first Oregon-sponsored proposal for a multipurpose dam on the Columbia River. In 1918, he argued successfully before the U.S. Supreme Court in Pacific Livestock v. Lewis, prompting the majority opinion that established Oregon's Water Board authority to adjudicate division of water for irrigation on the state's streams and rivers. Following on his legal success, Cupper also wrote a seminal document, Irrigation Laws of Oregon (1919), which became a mainstay among reclamationists through the 1950s.
By 1924, Cupper had left the position of state engineer and formed a consulting firm, Cupper and Simpson, in Salem. He advised irrigation districts on water law and reclamation regulations. In that work, Cupper became an important proponent and advisor to the Deschutes Project Association. During the 1930s, Cupper was attorney for the Jefferson Water District and was heavily involved in lobbying for the North Unit on the Deschutes Irrigation Project in central Oregon. He remained active in irrigation development and reclamation politics until his death in June 1943. He is interred in the Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum in Salem.
Written by:William L. LangFurther Reading:
Leonard, John William, Winfield Scott Downs, and M. M. Lewis, eds. Who's Who in Engineering, 1922-23. Brooklyn, N.Y.: John W. Leonard Corporation, 1922.
Lewis, John. Irrigation in Oregon: U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1909.
Lovin, Hugh T. "Arid Land Reclamation in Eastern Oregon during the Twentieth Century." Pacific Northwest Quarterly 100 (Fall 2009), 169-180.
Robbins, William G. Landscapes of Promise, The Oregon Story 1800-1940: University of Washington Press, 1997.


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SHARKS fullback Michael Gordon has beaten off the challenge of a number of worthy contenders in being named the Monty Porter Medalist and Pontifex Sharks Player of the Year at the club
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Fluvanna Community Church welcomed Family Pastor Bob Collinge, his wife, Susan, and their daughter, Phoebe, at a dinner held in the fellowship hall. Formerly of Florence, Ore., Collinge pastored at the River of Live World Outreach Center. His main vision at Fluvanna Church is to bring the church family together in Christian worship with an emphasis on youth and music. Currently he leads worship at the contemporary service and is involved in the music of the blended service.
When asked what he liked best in Jamestown, he responded, ''The friendly people, country atmosphere and changing seasons, but the white Christmas was the best.''
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The traditional lefse baker from Bethany Housewares. This grill is made of heavy cast aluminum thats perfect for making lefse. Grill is 16 in diameter and heats from 100 degrees up to 500 degrees. Grill features heat resistant legs and hardwood handles and can be immersed in water for cleaning. Before making your first lefse, rub a tablespoon of flour onto the grill. Plug in and heat until flour begins to brown and wipe excess off with dry cloth. Length (inches): 18.2. Height (inches): 4.2. Width (inches): 17.9.$96.945.0/5 (1) -
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Lacey or Lola
Laurel or Lolita
Mercy or Medea
Miriam or Mabel
Modesty or Madonna
Naomi or Monique
Patience or Peaches
Primrose or Pandora
Rebecca or Raven
Sunday or Queenie
Temperance or Scarlett
Tillie or Sadie
Unity or Ruby
Verity or Tempest
Willow or Yasmine~ it is PATRICK TROUGHTON days until 23th Nov
W h a t ' s . . .
Guinevere Clara Pearl *Gwen* ~ Persephone Iris Juliana *Persy* ~ Lucas Alasdair North *Luke* ~ Tristan Peter Raphael *Tristan*
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