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Year 7 Football|
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Well done to the Year 7 football team who won their first match against All Hallows. The final score was 5-4, with a hat-trick from Bradley and two from Kian.
On 13 October Mr Frank Havard joined our Year 7 assembly to present us with 2 awards which recognise the fact that we are an inclusive school. The Inclusion Quality Mark, a national award held by the school since 2008, recognises the work we do to support the needs and aspirations of every individual child.
We are also now the proud recipients of the IQM FLAGSHIP SCHOOL AWARD. This award is given to very few schools - less than 100 schools in the country - which demonstrates the good practice we have in all aspects of inclusion.
Above - Mr Havard presenting the 2 awards to Poppy and Harry who looked after him on his 2 day inspection visit.
Y7 Settling In Evening|
Parents of new Year 7 students are invited to meet their tutor on 15 October. Students will bring a letter home in the next few days explaining this. A copy of the letter can be found on the Parents section of the website.
Thank you to all those people who attended our Open Evening on Monday 22 September. A big thank you as well to all our students who helped on the evening.
If you would like a tour during the day, or missed Open Evening and would now like to visit, please contact Mrs Hinchliffe on 01772 335726 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Week beginning 21 September 2014
Two of our Technology groups visited Leyland Trucks this week and had a very enjoyable and educational visit. They learnt a great deal about production methods, 'Just in Time' production and lean production which will help with their course, as well as learning how the company manages staff, markets their vehicles etc.
WELCOME BACK - 8 September 2014|
Welcome back to a new academic year. It was lovely to see all the students again, looking very smart and relaxed after the holidays. Welcome particularly to the rather large Year 7 year group and to all the new staff. Our 2 new minibuses got their first use today, as did our new D Block Canopy, used as a lunch facility.
GCSE Exam Results Day|
For Year 11 students exam results are available on Thursday 21st August from 9 a.m. onwards.
Ofsted Report 2014|
We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest Ofsted report.
The school received a grading of GOOD in all 5 categories of the inspection - Achievement, Behaviour, Teaching & Learning, Leadership & Overall Effectiveness.
The report and our commentary can be found on our 'About Us' page or at the following Ofsted link:
We were also very pleased with the results of Parent View from Ofsted. This shows a high level of support from our parents. Results of this can be found at:
A big thank you to you all !
Have a great summer.
School closes following final assembly on Wed 23 July at 12.20pm. All buses will run at this time.
Wishing you a restful summer break.
School re-opens on Monday 8 September at 8.45 for all years.
Open Learning Day|
Thank you to everyone who came along to our World War I themed Open Learning Day. Our Open Evening will be in late September (see Calendar 2014/15 for details and local advierts).
Meanwhile there are a few photos of students from the day in the Gallery.
June 2014
Our Year 11s spent Thursday getting 'glammed up' for their Prom. The annual event at Farington Lodge saw the largest Prom ever from WLD, despite the clash with England v. Uruguay. The anguish of the football did not stop our leavers from enjoying themselves and it was a great send off for a fabulous year group.
A few photos can be found in the GALLERY section of the website. The many other photos will appear on a disk for you to get on Results day.
Best of luck for the future.
June 20 2014 - Sports Day
A great day. Congratulations to Blue Section.
See photos in our GALLERY
Friday 20th JUNE
Superb Sports Day - best one ever ! Congratulations to all those who competed and particularly well done to those who got the medals. A thank you to the PE staff for the hard work and also to the very well behaved spectators.
The school first received the award in 2008 and again in 2011. The awarding body now awards 'flagship' status to those schools who are a model of best practice. Walton le Dale now holds flagship status. This is a great reflection on our students, staff, parents and all those associated with the school.
A copy of the summary letter can be found in the About Us section of the website.
Tomorrow's Engineers|
W/b. 16 June
Our Year 8 students had the good fortune to see an unusual careers presentation this week. The presentation was on Engineering, a topic that studnets of that age might not quite know about. By the end of the session the students had a very clear idea of how exciting engineering can be.
See the video clip in Curriculum > Tomorrow's Engineers
June 2014
This week we have hosted a primary schools' gymnastics competition for Year 3/4 children. Schools from across South Ribble took part. The event was supported by our sports leaders.
Some Walton le Dale students marshalled a primary school team. This involved doing a general warm up, then a specific warm up prior to competition, coaching the children during the warm up, then marshalling them during the actual competition ( holding up numbers, getting them to the correct floor, arranging the vault etc)
Well done everyone.
Whilst most of us were enjoying a holiday over half term one member of our staff at least was doing something much more worthwhile.. Miss Connolly spent her half term helping out at a school in Morocco, as well as an orphanage. She also raised some money and took useful items with her for the school. Well done Miss Connolly.
During May Health and Social Care students have been studying issues around disability. As part of the course we had a visit from Guide Dogs. Students completed some exercises to experience the problems faced by visually impaired people, and also learnt about the role of Guide Dogs. The class sizes were boosted by staff who fell in love with the dogs !!
Congratulations to Rikki Riley who won the South Ribble Photography competition organised by the Rotary Club. This is the second year running one of our students has won the competition.
The Year 9 boys football team are winners of both the South Ribble League and the South Ribble Cup, following a win in the cup final on Tuesday 6 May.
The team secured the league title earlier last term, remaining undefeated throughout the season. Tuesday was all about winning the cup, however, particularly important as we were beaten finalists last year.
The team went 2-0 up and then 3-1 up before All Hallows scored a second goal with 5 minutes left. Our lads kept it together to see out the victory - a win which owed much to pure determination.
Brilliantly well done everyone.
Some photos in the Extra-curricular section of the website.
China - Easter 2014.|
Walton le Dale students and staff spent a week in Shanghai, China at Easter. They visited not only Shanghai but also undertook an overnight train journey to see Xian and the Terracotta Army.
A full report can be found in Curriculum>Extra-curricular>Trips.
Our students were amazing, embracing the long days, the lengthy journeys and the new experiences. We all felt privileged to be with such an amazing group of young people. Other teachers from other schools, our national guide and air crew all commented on how well mannered, polite and well behaved our young people are. You are all excellent ambassadors for Walton le Dale Arts College.
Lord of the Flies|
On Wednesday 2 April a group of students went to watch a DANCE performance of 'Lord of the Flies' at The Lowry in Manchester. The production was created by Matthew Bourne, a world famous choreographer.
The performance was even more special as it featured one of our own students - Sam Bluck in Year 8.
Sam successfully negotiated a series of auditions - against hundreds of other hopeful dancers - to get a part in the production. Since the audition Sam has had to put in many hours of practice to prepare for the performance, particularly as he is on stage for most of the time. The production ran from Wednesday to Saturday, with sold out audiences throughout.
Congratulations Sam. A star in the making and a fabulous performance.
Sports Results|
W/b 17/3/2014
Congratulations to the Basketball team who came third in a South Ribble competition this week, and to the Year 9 football team - winning 5-0 against Balshaws. Well done but bad luck also goes to the Year 7 team who narrowly lost this week.
Primary School Assembly|
W/b 17/3/2014
A group of our students had the scary pleasure of performing an assembly at Higher Walton primary school this week - in front of the entire school ! The theme was the history of science. Well done to the brave group....
8 March 2014
fOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW OUR GYMNASTS ARE THE THIRD BEST TEAM(s) IN BRITAIN.....
CONGRATULATIONS to the u16 boys team Dominic Wilson Aaron Pennington and Liam Hodgkinson, AND to the u16 Mixed team Nicole Reeder, George westwood, Danny Leeming and Frazer Drever who represented the North West at the British Schools Gymnastics Finals on Friday last week. Both teams competed incredibly well to gain bronze medals. both teams are now officially the THIRD BEST IN BRITAIN.
very well done, and thanks for the commitment.
Christmas Shoe Box Appeal|
You may remember that before Christmas we created a large number of 'shoe bozes' full of gifts for children living in difficult circumstances. Last week Gillian Roberts, our admin assistant who helps to organise the collection, recieved an email:
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There has been much talk this week in school about the death of Tom Finney. I know that many families will want to acknowledge his funeral and life. From the little I know (but I believe I am right !) he was everything we would like our students to be when they become adults. He was a great role model. We wish his family well.
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Congratulations to the Y7 netball team who beat both Worden & Priory this week
Boys' Dance Group|
On Wednesday 22 January our boy dancers were invited to take part in a workshop at Cardinal Newman in Preston. The workshop was run by dancers from the world famous New Adventures Dance Company, run by Matthew Bourne. This is the dance company featured in 'Billy Elliott' and also happens to be Mr Hill's favourite dance company !
The boys spent all day dancing whilst being assessed as there may be an opportunity for some to feature in Matthew's new production of 'Lord of the Flies' which is being produced in the Northwest in March (at the Lowry).
A fabulous day and as ever our students "did us proud".
Pictures can be found in the Extra-curricular section of the website.
We raised an amazing £1224 for St Catherine's Hospice from the Santa Dash, sponsorship and money raised from our Christmas Bazaar.
Congratulations and well done to all the students and staff who took part in Friday's Santa Dash (6th December).
NINETY SIX students and staff took part, running round the school during their lunch break, raising money for St Catherine's Hospice. The Dash has raised £480 for the hospice, with 'dashers' paying £5 each. More money will be raised through sponsorship.
Well done to you all ! More pictures in the Curriiculum>Extra-curricular section.
Change of term dates|
7th December 2013
Parents should have received a text message confirming the change of term dates. School will be closed over Christmas for 2 weeks, with students returning on Monday 6th January.
Xmas Charities|
Dance Festival 2013|
28 students from Walton le Dale Arts College were involved in the 10th anniversary of the Lancashire School's Dance Festival . Dancing on stage and working behind the scenes students did an outstanding job. Amongst the students performing were the Walton Le Dale all boys dance group returning to the Guild Hall for their second year in a row.
17 Boys aged between 11 and 13 years performed in a dance piece based around the idea of `naughty school boys and detention`. The dance consisted of a range of popular songs using contemporary and street styles to tell their amusing story. Their enthusiasm and dedication in the piece resulted in an invitation to be involved in a project with Cardinal Newman College on Matthew Bourne's new production of `Lord of the Flies` in January.
Photos can be found on the 'Curriculum >Extra-curricular' section of the website.
Y11 Presentation Evening|
November 2013
Congratulations to the class of 2013 who were presented with their exam certificates this week.
It was great to see all the faces again, as well as some very proud parents. The evening was also an opportunity to give awards for outstanding achievement, and service to the school, as well as lots of other subject based awards.
Leavers - please keep in touch and let us know how you are doing ! Best of luck
Photos of Fern, Harry, Jordan and Joe who received some of the major awards.
Island Elections|
Students in Y8 Opening Minds have been stranded on a desert island for a little while now and most recently have had to decide on who should be their island leader. On 15th November the Y8s spent the day campaigning and voting for the election. Banners, leaflets and rosettes were made whilst political speeches were delivered in support of 3 very different political parties.
A fun day with a great deal of learning about democracy and our political system.
Help needed !|
The school is expecting an Ofsted inspection at some point in this academic year.
In 2011, during our last inspection, we sent out a questionnaire to parents which was used by the Ofsted team. Ofsted was very impressed with the positive nature of the parental comments. Clearly we are hoping for the same again !!
The new Ofsted inspection system means that these questionnaires are no longer sent to parents. They expect parents to use their 'Parent View' section of the Ofsted website. This is very simple to use and only takes a few minutes. However, it does require parents to register through an email.
We would be very grateful if parents would take a few minutes to complete the Parent View questionnaire. A link can be found below:
Thank you in anticipation of your support.
Congratulations to the Year 9 boys' football team who won a 7 a -side tournament on Wednesday 12th November against local schools - Brownedge, Lostock Hall and Penwortham schools. The team was undefeated. The team will now meet the winner of a similar competition between Leyland schools.
Shakespeare Festival 2013|
This month our talented students took part in the annual Schools' Shakespeare Festival. Due to our years of success in this event we were asked this year to perform at The Octogan in Bolton rather than at a local theatre.
This year the students performed our own take on 'The Taming of the Shrew'. As ever it was a superb production and performance. Photos can be found on the 'Curriculum >Extra-curricular' section of the website.
November 2013
All Year 7s have recently been provided with a free reading book to encourage independent reading. They have been able to choose from a wide range of fiction.
More details in the Library news section in Curriculum: Extra-curricular.
Year 7 Hallowe'en Disco 2013|
An end of term get together for those who enjoy a dance and a bit of blood.
Big thanks to Mr Jones and staff for the support. More photos in the Gallery.
Walton-le-Dale is proud to announce that we now have our own defibillator in school - a result of fund raising by our own students.
A number of our staff have been trained in the use of the defibrillator (see photo). Whilst we would hope to never have to use the equipment, it does give us a sense of security that if there was ever an incident, we would be in a position to help.
The Tim Oakes Challenge|
10th October
Congratulations to Aiden Whitehead (Y9) who is representing the REGIONAL ARMY CADETS at the national swimming championships this weekend. Good luck Aiden.
Without wanting to be gruesome the Science department sometimes need things to experiment on !
The Science department would like to thank Brindle Butchers in Bamber Bridge for supporting them.
Holiday Pattern 2014-15|
The PROVISIONAL holiday pattern for 2014-15 is now on the Parents section of the website.
Parents! Interested in how to keep your children safe online?|
At Walton-le-Dale we take E-Safety very seriously and ensure that it is at the top of the list when it comes to the ICT Curriculum. Students are given a variety of informative lessons relating to the dangers they face when using Electronic Devices to communicate with others, and how to report/handle any threatening situations should they arise.


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Re-Viewing the Past: Wordless Wednesday
Stuck between some sheet music bearing my grandfather's signature was a photograph. A faded copy of a copy, it depicted a mid-19th century cane-carrying gentleman astride a large dapple gray horse. Establishing provenance of the photograph is almost impossible, but the copy appears to have been among Donald Minor's possessions, which were then stored by my mother, Marilyn Minor Strickland, and inherited by me.
When first discovered, I posited that this commanding figure was a Minor.(read my first post here)
Since that summer day, I have been in communication with two Minor cousins, and was lucky enough to score a new photograph. This time provenance is known. The original photograph of John Pearson (Pierson) Minor was taken by J. P. Shafer of Morgantown, West Virginia, held by his son, Samuel, in Greene County, Pennsylvania, and then passed down through that family to my cousin, Ron.
The figure on the horse bears a striking resemblance to the man calmly sitting for his portrait. My investigation into my mystery horseman will require additional knowledge of period clothing and hairstyles. I also think the cane may hold a clue about his identity. But I am stepping lightly toward identifying the rider as one John P. Minor, circa 1860.
Walking Down May's Street: mappy monday
May Laura Stevenson lay under covers, listening to eight siblings rustle from bed's warmth into cold, thick wool layers. Procrastinating would not reduce her chores or delay the walk to school, so up she sat, throwing off her blankets, reaching for her clothes. In quick fluid movements May covered her shivering little body, and joined the familiar morning jostle. Ice had to be broken from animals' water troughs; pigs had to be slopped, and chickens fed. Stalls needed to be mucked out, and cows milked. Breakfast had to be fixed, the table set.
May's early life was spent on Gabler's Knob, a farm that looked out over the bustling river town of Greensboro, on the Monongahela River in Greene County, Pennsylvania. Born in 1874, May was the seventh of nine children born to Ellis and Mary Jones Stevenson.
After a hearty breakfast the school-age Stevensons set off down the hill, past Dr. G. F. Birch's orchard, and turned left onto the main road of the Old Glass Works*. As William, Presley, Permelia, and May walked up the village street, they were joined by young Kramers, McCoys, Mercers, Blacks, and Gablers. The wind coming off the river hurled the winter damp through their coats, and the would-be scholars hurried past Mr. Neil's ferry, round the corner, and into the school house. All together they learned to read, to write, to do their figures. At day's end, the group trudged on home, the Stevensons to return to more chores before settling down for the dinner and a good night's sleep.
On Sunday, the family traveled into town, to attend services at Greensboro Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Clear and Second streets. The sanctuary was just a block down from the Star Pottery and Tile Works, owned by Frank Hamilton and John Jones, Mary Stevenson's cousin. After church service, May and her family walked three blocks south on Front Street, to eat Sunday dinner with the Jones'. Uncle David and Aunt Cill ran Greensboro House, a family business handed down from father, John Jones, and the home to the Jones family since the late 1840s. Her double first cousins, Anna and Fannie, would regale May with stories about the latest hotel guests, and the difficulties steamboats had when the river ice grew thick. The girls imagined a day in spring when they would saunter down County Street to the quay, and board the Packet Dean Adams, traveling all the way to Pittsburgh, just to shop for a dress. Laughter and dreams and family.
That is what I imagine for May, my great-grandmother, as I walk down May's street in my mind. [click on the maps below for enlarged viewing]
Music My Mother Played: The Old Lamp-Lighter
In 1946 the songwriting team of Charles Tobias and Nat Simon captured the hearts, and ears, of a post-war audience with their tune, The Old Lamp-Lighter. Band leader Sammy Kaye recorded the song, featuring vocals by Billy Williams, and the haunting melody hit the Billboard Best Sellers List by November. The Old Lamp-Lighter stayed on the charts for fourteen weeks, peaking at #1. Among Sammy and His Orchestra's many fans was fourteen year old Marilyn Minor, a young pianist and talented vocalist living in rural Greene County, Pennsylvania. Every Friday she traveled into nearby Waynesburg, to stay overnight with her Grandmother May Minor for her Saturday piano lesson. I imagine this young teen sitting at the bench, determined to parse out the arrangement's rhythm of dotted eighth and sixteenth notes. And I wonder if her father, Donald, sang along, "He made the night a little brighter wherever he would go…"
Meet You Under The Tent
During the early decades of the twentieth century, the arrival of the big brown tent was the highlight of a town's summer. Under the canvas roof, large crowds would gather for a week's worth of entertainment and education. The Redpath Circuit Chautauqua was part vaudeville show, part educational lecture series, and at its height in the 1920s the performers and lecturers appeared in over 10,000 communities in 45 states. Crowds, far from the cultural benefits of metropolitan areas, were thus able to hear Broadway hits, watch classic plays, and learn about the social and political ideas of the day. For many Americans the Circuit Chautauqua was an important factor in molding the very character of the nation.
The chautauqua wasn't only for adults. Thousands of children had their cultural horizons expanded through programming just for them, and for hundreds of young women, the job of supervising the children's programs offered an opportunity to work and travel. One such lucky lady was my grandmother, Kerma Pauline Bradford. In the summers of 1928 and 1929, Kerma left her hometown, Coshocton, Ohio, to set up Junior Town in a circuit that included Canton and Masillon, Ohio, and Greene County, Pennsylvania. In each community, Kerma met with the youngsters, ticket holders all, at nine o'clock the first day of chautauqua.
From among the assembled kids, ten boys and girls were elected to the Junior Town Council, which was then charged with assisting Miss Bradford. Every day the Junior Chautauqua would meet from nine until noon, to play games, listen to stories, take hikes, and, most importantly, prepare the week's project–a minstrel show or pageant–which was performed during the last day, for the entire chautauqua.
In 1929, Kerma Bradford traveled to Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, where she reported to the Big Brown Tent each morning from her room in the Wisecarver House. Beyond her duties to Junior Town, Kerma had time for friendships, and time for romance. When the Junior Town supervisor returned to Coshocton that fall, she had many stories to recall to her kindergarten students, including the memory of a certain young man, future husband, Donald Minor.
Photographs from the Marilyn Minor Collection, archived with the author.
For more interesting chautauqua tidbits:
The Evening Repository (Canton), "Woman Directs Chatauqua Event," August 12, 1928. http://www.genealogybank.com (accessed January 12, 2014).
The Evening Repository (Canton), "Chautauqua To Have Junior Town," July 31, 1928. http://www.genealogybank.com (accessed January 12, 2014).
Canning Charlotte, The Most American Thing in America: Circuit Chautauqua as Performance. University of Iowa Press: Iowa City. 2005.
The Redpath Chautauqua Collection, University of Iowa digital collection: http://www.sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/traveling-culture/inventory/msc150.html.


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In the mood for a Holiday read? How about a story from Elizabeth Hand? How about helping out a charity? How about all three!
All proceeds from the ebook sales for Elizabeth Hand's short novel Chip Crockett's Christmas Carol, a quirky modern-day homage to A Christmas Carol, will be donated to Autism Speaks.
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Diane Turnshek is an astronomer whose short fiction has been published in Analog Magazine and elsewhere. She teaches astronomy and experimental physics lab at Carnegie Mellon University and at the University of Pittsburgh "The Physics of Science Fiction" as well as astronomy. She's a contributing author of Many Genres/One Craft, a 2011 award-winning book on writing. She has taught college writing classes, helped organize science fiction conferences, founded Alpha, the genre workshop for young writers, and ran the 2007 SFWA Nebula Awards in NYC. Diane has four stellar sons and an out-of-this-world boyfriend.
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Artist: Jonathan Coulton
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Jonathan Coulton is arguably the most successful singer/songwriter of the internet age. Much has been written of his "Thing a Week" project, where he wrote, recorded, and released a new song every week during a 12 month span in 2005 and 2006. Many other artists have tried similar tricks, but Coulton's success is due more to the undeniable quality of his songwriting rather than any gimmick.
Coulton's songs combine a Beatle-esque level of songcraft with a They Might Be Giants' sense of fun and humor. The sheer number of flat-out great songs that he produced during this period is truly remarkable. This week's Tuesday Tune was written during this time.
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13 May 2013 08:19
Not sure what it is with the local councils, they must have come into money, three of the roads I used have been re-surfaced and are covered in chippings. A bugger to ride over and getting peppered by oncoming traffic actually smarted a little.
The bike's back from the first service and with the next one not being due till 6000 there's plenty of chance to get out and ride. I did exactly that on Sunday and headed out to Kettering for lunch with family and friends, rather than be stuck in the car I took the Fazer8.
The journey to lunch was enjoyable, I'd decided to stick to B-roads and at times I was bouncing in the saddle, not sure if it's the bike's suspension or the B-roads. Something I'll have to keep an eye on over the coming miles.
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23 May 2013 09:25
GS12. Couldn't resist it! Environmental tax, emissions tax, whatever they want to call it, it's still a tax you have to pay to use your car on the roads.
Which is why it gets on my tits that plenty of cars pay minimal or no road tax despite usually carrying only one person in them, whereas your 125cc motorcycles like the 130mpg CBF125 have to pay £17.
13 May 2013 19:23
"How much do we pay in road tax?"
...We don't pay a penny GS12!
13 May 2013 19:19
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13 May 2013 16:59
Summer? what summer.
Yep, God is definitely not a biker. I find if I kit myself out in full waterproofs etc. then it usually warms up and I end up sweating like a porker, whereas if I go out in jeans and trainers it usually lashes down. Hope springs eternal as they say..
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Meet the Managers: Cultural Resources
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There are seven main programs in Resource Management and Science: (1) Air Quality, (2) Cultural Resources, (3) Fire, (4) Fisheries, (5) Inventory and Monitoring, (6) Vegetation, and (7) Wildlife.
In this issue, meet the managers of Cultural Resources. The area where Great Smoky Mountains National Park is now has a rich prehistoric, historic, and ongoing culture. It is the park's job to preserve and share the stories of changing human life on this land.
For thousands of years prior to European settlement, these smoky mountains were the home of people who fished the swift rivers, hunted on high grassy meadows, and gathered food in forested coves. These people—the Tsalagi or Aniyvwiyai, as they called themselves, or the Cherokee, as they are known now—mark their place of origin as a valley tucked between the river and the shrugging shoulders of hills outside Bryson City.
In the 1800s, settlers of European descent began displacing the Cherokee, culminating in the 1838 Trail of Tears, a grueling, forced journey that forced most Cherokee to relocate—on foot—to reservations in Oklahoma and Arkansas. The few remaining Cherokee gathered in what became the town of Cherokee, North Carolina, the community at what is now the south entrance to the park. The settlers of European descent farmed in the valleys and long coves throughout the rest of the Smoky Mountains.
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Although the people have moved, many traces of their lives remain in these mountains. Walk through the woods and you may see old millstones, mossy lines of old stone walls, or daffodils bursting yellow at someone's long-gone doorstep. You may not see what lies under the ground: sherds of pottery, chips from stone tools, and even evidence of posts from centuries-old Cherokee houses. All of these cultural resources—seen and unseen—need our protection, because they represent a lifestyle long past.
Each cultural resource that the park protects has "cultural significance," which means, in a nutshell, that the resource is over 50 years old (usually), is sacred or part of ongoing culture, represents an important event, was made by an important person, represents an important time, or was made with important materials. The science of cultural management becomes an art when managers use their discerning and experienced eye to decide what is significant and what is not.
Cultural resource managers in the Smoky Mountains maintain five types of culturally significant resources:
Dispatches from the Field: Cultural Resources.
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Worked fields and planted things such as tobacco and cotton
Lived in wooden shacks
Ate just enough to get through the day, not very hardy food or high quality
Every year they got new clothes which consisted of two linen shirts, two trousers, a jacket, one pair of socks and shoes, an overcoat, and a hat.
Harsh punishments were given for breaking any rules
Describe how slaves who lived inside
lived from day today. Cooked, cleaned, and looked over plantation owners children
Fed better than field slaves
Clothed with families used and old clothes that were in suitable condition
Had better hygiene so they would be more presentable
Had a more comfortable lifestyle than the field slaves How did Southerners view the life of a slave?
How did Northerners view the life of a slave? Southerners didn't respect slaves and wanted slavery to go on and not stop, they thought they were good workers and provided labor that got their job done faster as a bonus for plantation owners.
Northerners were mostly abolitionists and aimed to end slavery. Most viewed a gradual end to slavery one step at a time. They thought slavery was morally wrong. but the northerners relied on the cotton for their industries and factories and the south was a good source of cotton so in many ways, they too relied on the slaves. Describe how Northern factory workers
lived from day to day. Long work days, resulting in little energy
The little time they had off was used for sleep
Not much time to socialize or to be with family and friends
People moved from the country to the city to look for jobs and a better life
Work in factories provided little money
Not a clean working environment resulting in sickness and bad health
How did Northerners view the life of a factory worker?
How did Southerners view the life of a factory worker? Most people in the north were factory workers, so they thought it was normal for their society, a more wealthy person would look down on them since most had low incomes.
Southerners relied on the north factories to buy their cotton so they defiantly needed the factory workers, their lives were very different and not easily comparable.


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Mr. Phil Henderson
It was summer 1986 when Robert Brickey first met Phil Henderson, and the highly touted incoming freshmen were at a six-week precollege program at Duke.
Then they played pickup against David Henderson and Johnny Dawkins.
"That was an eye-opener," Brickey said.
Over the next four years, Brickey and Henderson went to three Final Fours and laid the foundation for Duke to become the powerhouse program it is today.
Brickey, along with the rest of the Duke basketball family, was shocked to learn that Henderson died Sunday in the Philippines of cardiac arrest. He was 44.
Henderson is survived by five children: Genesis, 21; Harrison, 15; Adonia, 6; Athalia, 5; and Azriel, 4.
"Please tell me you've got the name wrong, or you went to the wrong apartment, tell me you made a mistake," Brickey said of his reaction to the news. "It's tough. It's tough for everybody.
"He was just a fun-loving guy. Loved life. Loved basketball."
Henderson was still involved in the game. He had been in the Philippines since last year, said his ex-wife, Shervonne Henderson, and was the director of the Filipino Basketball Academy.
Henderson, who played at Duke from 1986-1990, was a member of the 1988, 1989 and 1990 Final Four teams. He finished his Duke career with 1,397 points, 330 rebounds, 217 assists and 128 3-point field goals in 115 games.
"There's no question he was an integral part of our success during that time period," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "He was a really talented player and could really score the ball deceptively. You didn't think of him being the athlete that he was because he kind of had a frail body and was thin. But he could shoot, really a streak shooter where he could put up points real quick."
Krzyzewski, who spoke to Henderson's mother Monday morning, described him as a gentle man. Brickey, who lived with Henderson at Duke that first summer and then their freshman and junior years, remembered Henderson's ability to reach out and connect with people around him.
"I got to know a lot of people through Phil," Brickey said.
Henderson was a senior captain in 1990 and led the Blue Devils, who lost in the NCAA title game to UNLV, with an average of 18.5 points per game. To ensure Duke reached that title game, the University Park, Ill., native scored 17 of his 28 points in the second half of the 97-83 victory against Arkansas in the national semifinal game. Henderson averaged 22.3 points per game in tournament play en route to collecting ACC All-Tournament, NCAA All-East Regional and NCAA All-Final Four team honors. He also earned second-team All-ACC honors.
A 1986 McDonald's All-American, Henderson was drafted in the second round of the 1990
Draft by the Dallas Mavericks. He played professionally in the CBA and international leagues. He met Shervonne, his ex-wife, in 2004 while running coaching clinics at the University of West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago, where she worked. They married in 2005, had three children, separated after 4 1/2 years and divorced in 2012, she said. Shervonne is also working to return their three children from the Philippines to the United States.
A lasting image of Henderson will be his dunk over Georgetown's Alonzo Mourning in the 1989 NCAA region finals. Krzyzewski referenced that play earlier this season when Duke played Temple in the Izod Center in East Rutherford, N.J., the location of Henderson's highlight.
"I've seen a lot of great things in the building," Krzyzewski said Dec. 8.
Brickey, who runs basketball clinics and a recruiting service in Toronto, said their overall body of work from their time at Duke stands out most to him. During their tenures, Duke went 109-33 (.768) and went to those three Final Fours.
"We ran into a buzz saw with UNLV that year," Brickey said. "Sometimes just the fact that you have experience being there makes a difference. So, Christian Laettner and those guys had a chance to be there in '90, so they didn't go in there with wide eyes like it was their first time when they showed up at the Final Four in '91 and '92."
(Story by Laura Keely)
Published in Charlotte Observer on Feb. 19, 2013


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Let us know how this works out. I have yet to find anything myself that preforms like the XR2.One thing that might be causing you some grief if the fact that your dealing with dual polarity's on the rocket. If you have a spare RP-SMA 50 ohm terminator toss it on either horizontal or vertical and see if things improve.If you have canopy near you it will probably be on horizontal.I have a few sites running on just a single polarity because they pickup other towers I have or other providers have a bit too loud. I try to maximize the amount of equipment I can put up in the limited amount of radio spectrum.
With the exception of 900mhz Canopy is never HPOL without adding additional hardware.I have never seen above 11megs on a 10mhz channel.I would replace the rocket and/or try disconnecting one of the chains as suggested.Since you are using all UBNT M clients I can't imagine why you would want to go back to a non-airmax system. The polling is invaluable.
I have never seen above 11megs on a 10mhz channel.Since you are using all UBNT M clients I can't imagine why you would want to go back to a non-airmax system. The polling is invaluable.
I just noticed OP has his KM limit set to 1.8KM, Increase the AP side to 4KM and the clients each by 1KM. You can set it higher then you need but never too short. The ACK timing simply specify the amount of time to wait before considering a transmission lost.
Also try taking that out of WDS mode and put in normal access point operation and clients in client mode, You don't need WDS for ptmp.
I do agree with you not having airmax with a pure M series network is a bit of a waste but you do get a bit more throughput without it. As long as the tower isn't crowded with gear airmax is fantastic. However CSMA does tend to work fine as well most of the time,But I would never go back to CSMA.
It is set to dynamic Ack. My furthest client on this AP is probably about .75km from the tower. I used to statically set it on my 900mhz towers, but it never seemed to help anything. Are you saying that you statically assigning the ack on the AP and each client?
My office actually needs WDS in order to bridge the network back to a few devices that I have running customer monitoring. Have you noticed having a UBNT AP in WDS mode affecting performance any? I do it occasionally on my Mikrotik AP's for when I have a client that also serves as a rebroadcast for a few neighbors.
I didn't have much time to test today, but I saw zero performance or stability difference between Airmax on vs off. Might just be because there are only 8 clients and the bandwidth usage is quite low. I'm sure on a higher capacity AP there could be a much bigger difference.
Rob,Care to share some screenshots of exact settings of your AP's? 35-40megs would mean I could get away with running most of my non-saturated backhauls in 10mhz mode... Just trying to wrap my head around what I'm doing wrong...


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The Offensive line is all about synergy and concinnity and that is not gained except by investing time. So by the time the current line will be feeling their synergy it will be broken up again when Pouncey shows up to play. I think Thill has to overcome these particular instabilities as well as getting the long ball accurately and consistently to Wallace in order for he Phins to get anywhere this year. Thill has to seize ownership of the team, become the undisputed leader of the team and force them to win in spite of set backs...that may be asking too much of a quiet esoteric Thill.
Posted: 8:38 am Friday, July 25th, 2014
Dolphins practice notes: Smith replaces Pouncey at center; owner Ross talks stadium
By Andrew Abramson
Of course the season would be a failure without getting to the playoffs.
Loss of Pouncey hurts. Probably our single best offensive player. But we have a lot of offensive linemen. Either one will step up or we will know that our perception of depth was ill-founded.
I think the two biggest determinants for Tannehill are external to him - getting some time to work from the OL and from the TE and RB actually blocking this year and getting an actual running game going to prevent defenses from teeing off on him every play the way they did last year.
But there are big determinants of Tannehill that are under his control - understanding the offense to the point of automatic response, leading the other players to be in the right place at the right time for the offense to work, throwing the long ball more accurately and more often, speeding up his read of the field and releasing the ball faster. All do-able and I am confident he will do it.
The biggest single improvement was bringing in Lazor as OC - moving from the predictable to the unpredictable. The biggest negative is Philbin who, so far, has failed to be inspiring or innovative or tactically smart or a good teacher or to instill a superior system and has not been in touch with the players - this is his year to up his game, to lead, and show he deserves to be a Head Coach. I hope he succeeds but right now my expectations for him are like my expectations for Thomas and Egnew - I doubt any of them will be here next year.
@recap, I am not Kenobe, the guy you are referring to...I chose kenobe1 to mock him...He is no longer around...Two different people. Read my posts and you will see I post intelligently and without hate...He was a hard right lunatic who pissed off everyone. That's who you mean...
Mike Pouncey and running back Knowshon Moreno will start training camp on the physically unable to perform list.Joe Philbin let go of Reggie Bush last year for a running back combination of Miller and Daniel Thomas that couldn't run well, couldn't block well and couldn't catch the ball well.The Dolphins have had a new offense in four of the past five years.Tannehill couldn't hit Wallace with a pass if he was standing next to him. Etc...
I am a fan but they continue to disappoint. And have a tough schedule. Go Fins but I know what to expect.
It is just fine if you don't like the Dolphins. But, if that is the case, why read articles about the Dolphins? Why comment on an article about the Dolphins? Based upon your comments on regular news articles, you just like to b*&@% and moan. Please go away and be miserable all by yourself.
They will go nowhere this year...
You are correct that Philbin has made obvious mistakes, failed to put players in positions or plays that used their ability well and has in general shown no inspiration, no innovation, no excellence in tactical adjustments, no teaching excellence - none of the qualities you associate with a first-rate Head Coach. But he is still early to the job and he may up his game.
Lazor is the big upgrade. I think our WR will be excellent, our TE will be much improved. I worry a lot about our RB - having placed great hope on Knowshon and being very sad he will not have the benefit of a pre-season. Miller can make great runs but cannot make holes, and is very inconsistent. Tannehill however will almost certainly be improved from last year by experience alone and the new offense will make him less of a sitting duck. If he reads and throws more quickly, uses his feet more to get out of trouble, and improves on long ball accuracy he will become top 10 next year.
The defense should be improved at least somewhat.
I think we make the playoffs and go 10-6. I would be more certain of that if we had a fully healthy Pouncey, Moreno and Dion in the preseason and playing the whole schedule but I think we go 10-6.
@kenobe1 Ok, yeah, I thought you were the original "kenobe" - my apologies.
As for the 'phins - We had an 8 win (should have been more) season without Bush last year. Knowshon should be back to start the season, Miller couldn't be any worse than last year. The o-line was horrid last season. The injury to Pouncey does hurt, but taking into account the other additions on the o-line, it should be better than last year (if they come together as a group). A better o-line should translate into a better running AND better passing game. The receivers are better, Tannehill and Wallace *should* have better chemistry, the offensive scheme is better (just putting Wallace in motion will help). I disagree with your comment that Tannehill couldn't hit Wallace if he were standing next to him. After all, he did have 930 receiving yards (though only 5 tds) So many reasons to at least have a positive outlook before the season begins, but you have written them off already.
First of all I don't B%$&h and moan about anything. And my comment is valid. They are in deep trouble this year... I'm only miserable when people like you complain...
@kenobe1 You are ALWAYS miserable; people are always complaining about your comments. You are uneducated, and your comments are frequently incoherent rants. Using your vast knowledge of football, and of the Dolphins, in particular, please tell us exactly why "They will go nowhere this year..."


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• The next supermodels? Windows of the Canadian department store Holt Renfrew to feature The Sartorialist's Scott Schuman, Bryanboy, Tommy Ton of Jak & Jil and the 17-year-old Texan Jane Aldridge from Sea of Shoes.
Colette is always an obligatory pit stop for editors during fashion week, but this season the chic boutique might as well have had an official slot on the calendar. On Saturday, the team from Current Elliott will be at Colette customizing their popular "boyfriend jeans" according to clients' wishes; the model Erin Wasson will present her first fashion collection, recently shown in New York; the photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin will sign copies of their new portfolio for Stern magazine
This week, the Paris food writer Alexander Lobrano, the author of "Hungry for Paris" and the European correspondent for Gourmet magazine, joins the T table to share his thoughts (and tips) on dining.
Aside from the tragic skid of most of the city's legendary brasseries into a corporate-induced senescence, the worst thing that's happened during the 25 years I've lived in Paris is the divorce between food and fashion. Let me explain.
Paris has always had restaurants that turned on the axis of seeing and being seen. But it wasn't until the opening of the kissy-kissy dining room at the Hotel Costes in 1991 that a food quake occurred in fashion circles. With the Costes aping the velvet-rope exclusivity of places like Le Palace and Studio 54, some style-setters allowed "fashion" — i.e., décor and famous faces — to trump good food.
With the demise of Paris club life during the gloom of the pre-retroviral AIDS years, restaurants took the torch for those who still yearned for some glamour after hours. The high-design venues of the Costes brothers — Georges atop the Centre Pompidou and Café Marly overlooking the courtyard of the Louvre — filled this void, despite their uninspired cooking, cookie-cutter menus and almost comically incompetent and attitude-ridden service.
To be sure, the old guard continued to loyally frequent all of those restaurants I used to go to when I worked as an editor in the Paris office of Fairchild Publications in the '80s: Le Voltaire (still fabulous); Relais Plaza (Gallic nursery food with a living wax-museum clientele); Stresa (why?); Davé (why?); L'Ami Louis (John Fairchild's big night out); and the now much-diminished Le Balzar and La Coupole, with a teary R.I.P. for L'Orangerie in the days of Jean-Claude Brialy. But the days of the Big Room, where you'd see le tout Paris in the same dining room, were over.
Alas, for a new generation of the fashion tribe, good food seemed to have become a decidedly optional accessory. Now, thank God, the pendulum seems to be swinging back to culinary connoisseurship. The charming Ferdi and the good Au Coin des Gourmets, both on the Rue du Mont Thabor, have become hits for their terrific burgers and Vietnamese food respectively, and those in the know delight in the chef Raquel Carena's sublime home cooking at Le Baratin while clocking the looks of Belleville, Paris's last authentically bohemian neighborhood.
It's Paris fashion week and because deciding how to work the leg-of-mutton sleeve can't take up all your time, here are some diversions.
Have we re-entered the age of the multibrand boutique? This week, two make their debuts in Paris. Merci, in eastern Marais (111 Boulevard Beaumarchais), is the brainchild of Marie-France Cohen, formerly of the posh tot brand Bonpoint. You'll have a hard time hanging on to your euros with cosmetics, men's and women's fashion (Belgian and cheerful French), fabrics, vintage clothes and even some hardware in the mix. One arrondissement away is Hotel Particulier (15 Rue Leopold Bellan), brought to you by the ladies behind La Cantoche Paname, a kicky little bistro also in the neighborhood. Look out for independent labels (Kris van Assche, Gaspard Yurkevich) and upscale "erotic beauty products." Should you prefer your consumption genitalia-free, starting Tuesday, Colette (213 Rue Saint-Honoré) introduces a week of Barbie appreciation for the old girl's 50th anniversary, with Goyard Barbie trunks, Bruno Frisoni Barbie shoes and more. (It helps to have permanent tippy-toes.)
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Where: Colette boutique, Paris
When: Cocktail hour, Monday, January 26
Booze: Magnums of Pommery Champagne
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