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Pakistan Women will play their ICC Women's World Cup group matches in Cuttack, in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, following threats from political activists in Mumbai. The World Cup, which starts on January 31, will now be played across two cities, instead of just Mumbai as originally planned. However, there is no confirmation regarding the venues for the knockout stages yet.
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"We were informed about it yesterday. The Group B games will be played at Barabati Stadium and DRIEMS Stadium in Tangi (on the outskits of Cuttack)," Behera told ESPNcricinfo.
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It is customary for the Iowa State Council of the Knights of Columbus gathered in convention to send greetings and pledges of support to the Bishops of Iowa.
This pleasant duty is generally handled by the Past State Deputies of Iowa on behalf of the delegates and general membership. Full letter at IowaKofC Position Statements
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We pledge our renewed support for Our Holy Pontiff Pope Francis, who is truly a" Pope of the
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State Deputy Elect Dan Werner addressed the convention delegates shortly after he was elected. His acceptance address laid out the main emphasis he intends to be the focus of his time in office. Under the overall theme of "Go Make a Difference"…Continue
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Results are in, the Winners have been drawn and …. Drum roll please:
First Prize -- Terry Rasmussen- Council No 12129 Solon for the 3-day, 2-night stay at Honey Creek Resort, on scenic Lake Rathbun in south central Iowa. – Value- $300.00 (Cash alternate available on request)
Second Prize -- Gerald Decker- Council No 5389 for a $100.00 gift card
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~ Stars for Saturday Luncheon at Convention ~
Councils reaching Star Status by May 1st qualified to send one representative to lunch with the state officers on Saturday May 3rd.
One council was drawn from among those qualified and in attendance for a week end get-away (cash prize alternate $300 available on request)
Congratulations to Council 568 represented by Pat Lyons on winning the drawing! As long as…Continue
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Announced at Convention: Father Danner Wants You to invite another Catholic man to be a Knight…Continue
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To: Iowa Catholic Conference Legislative Network
The Iowa House adjourned at about 6 a.m. on Thursday morning after an all-night session. The Senate finished with budget bills early on Thursday, but, before adjourning on Friday, passed a resolution giving the Senate Government Oversight Committee subpoena power to investigate "secret settlements" in state government.
During the last day or so of the session, we were part of discussions regarding an amendment to the "standings"…Continue
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It looks like the legislative session will conclude in the next few days. In the meantime there are still several issues of interest being discussed.
You are encouraged to contact your Senator in support of House File 2468, which would provide a $2,500 state tax credit for parents with adoption expenses. The bill passed the Senate Ways and Means Committee last week and is…Continue
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There's still time to encourage legislators to help parents with adoption expenses. Last week the Iowa House passed House File 2468 by a vote of 95-1. The bill provides a refundable tax credit of $2,500 for adoptions. It will help make adoptions more affordable for parents, as agency fees can start at $12,000 and go up from there. The credit would also assist birth mothers because adoption agencies and…Continue
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Below is a note sent out from the wife of a Brother Knight (Dan Burkey) from the #13109 Altoona council (Jon Aldrich's home council). Patty Burkey has had an incredibly trying time these past few years dealing with Meniere's disease. This particular disease has little or no funding for research at the…Continue
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One year after the Boston marathon bombing, the Knights of Columbus Stand With Boston Program is providing assistance for people who lost limbs in that tragic event.
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As the legislative session enters its final weeks the Iowa Catholic Conference is engaged on several issues.
Good news: the bill tweaking Iowa's law against human trafficking is headed to the governor for his signature. Last Tuesday the House accepted the Senate's changes to Senate File 2311. The bill creates a fund for victims and allows county attorneys to refer prostitutes who are juveniles to the Department of Human…Continue
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For the fraternal year 2013-14 ending on June 30th, 2014, we have the following Star Council Incentives:
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Budget bills are being considered in both chambers of the Iowa Legislature and that's usually a sign that the end of the session is not too far away.
In news regarding our current action alerts:
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Golf Cake for Father's Day
My husband likes to play golf and I saw a cake similar to this on a website awhile back using coconut. I thought I would try to make it with white chocolate shavings instead (The hubby isn't a big fan of coconut). I am very pleased with the way it turned out!
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- White gumballs
Bake cake mix as instructed in two round pans. After they cool, I laid them overlapping a little, and cut the overlapping cake. I put the cake on a foil-covered piece of cardboard; You can use a serving platter. Next, dye your icing green and spread over the whole cake.
I didn't have a block of white chocolate, so I melted a bag of white chocolate chips in a wax paper lined plastic container and froze it making my own little block. Next, make shavings for the grass using a vegetable peeler. Put the shavings in a container and spray them with the green icing color, shaking the over all the shavings. It is easier to do it in small batches. Cover the cake except for where the hole will be and a couple sand dunes. Crumble the vanilla wafers a sprinkle to create sand dunes. First, I push the spots down a little, to get a little depth.
Push a chocolate chip, flat-side up, for the hole. Place a few white gum balls as golf balls. I didn't have any gum balls, so I barely melted some of the white chocolate and formed little balls. Last is the flag. I didn't have any pretzels and couldn't think of anything else to use, so I just rolled up a small piece of white construction paper and used a red piece for the flag.
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Thanks SO MUCH for the photos! Frederick D Ketchum is one of my favorite ancestors, and information on him seems only to come in bits and pieces, so this was a special treat! (Especially since earlier in the year, another volunteer reported that there was no marker!)
As for George C Ketchum, someone else had posted apicture of his military tombstone, but it is nice to see his name below his father's on the obelisk.
I am not surprised you did not find Amelia (Mclaurin) Ketchum's headstone. She died in Indiana, while living with her daughter and son-in-law. They are both buried there, and I expect she may have been. Her obituary mentioned she was to be buried with her husband, the only reference to a burial place, which is why I put her memorial at that cemetery. She may be buried in Indiana.
I am not surprised you found the Ketchums with the Bennett plot; one of Frederick's daughters married James Bennett, whose family ran the Bennett Hotel on the island.
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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Discussion of tax cap override laced with drama
"I want to thank all of the aldermen for their efforts," he said.
Gatsas interjected: "You don't want to thank the mayor?
THERE WAS a first act to Tuesday's drama, and that concerned the DOA tax cap budget proposed by Aldermen Keith Hirschmann and Joe Kelly Levasseur.
One thing that quickly became clear is that Hirschmann, the chief architect of the budget, did his homework. He had ready answers for every cut to every department he proposed, including $1,200 for the Economic Development Office to build a new smartphone app. Hirschmann said he knew someone at Dyn, the Internet technology company in the Millyard, who would be happy to help the city get the app for free.
THE CYNICAL view is that the override happened now because it's an off-year for city elections and voters' memories will fade by November 2015.
"That sense of responsibility, knowing we're going to be new parents, to really balance the budget, that was the challenge before us tonight, to act as responsible adults and to meet our priorities - improving roads and public safety, advancing education. I join with the mayor in saying it's time to move this city forward," he said.
ON TO more important matters: the mystery of City Hall's midnight caller.
The police have been investigating the possibility that someone used a key to enter City Hall and make calls to a couple of aldermen late on June 5.
The recipients of the calls were unnerved by them, not least because a call from the mayor's office near midnight couldn't portend good news.
"They said, 'We voted you in, and we can vote you out,' that type of thing," said one of the aldermen, who did not want to be identified because the official was concerned about being targeted again. "I questioned why the call was coming from City Hall, and he said he had a key. I said I don't believe it."
He described the call as "unusual," but he added, ". I really don't want to say too much."
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October 11, 2011 - Renal & Urology News interviews Dr. Anna Broder about her research that found the chance of survival for lupus patients with end-stage renal disease improved with frequent rheumatologist follow-up and continued immunosuppressive treatment.
September 20, 2011 - (BRONX, NY) - Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have shown that close supervision by rheumatologists and the use of immunosuppressant drugs improve the survival of lupus patients with end-stage kidney disease--a finding that could reverse long-standing clinical practice. Their study appeared in the September 1 online edition of the Journal of Rheumatology.
Anna Broder, M.D.At least 1.5 million Americans (more than 90 percent of them women) have lupus (officially known as lupus erythematosus), a chronic autoimmune disease that can damage many organs of the body. Treatment usually involves using immunosuppressive drugs to blunt the immune system's attack on the body. Kidney disease is a common complication of lupus, and up to 30 percent of patients with lupus-related kidney disease ultimately develop end-stage renal failure.
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In the heart of Tuscany, face the pine-wood, near the sea (150 meters) with free beach or equipped one. Natural parc, naturalistic heritage, for bird watching (500 meters).
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St. Mary-Basha Catholic School is dedicated to preparing the student for a life that will positively impact the community through principles rooted in the Gospel and in the teachings of the Catholic Church.
St. Mary-Basha Catholic School is dedicated to the education of the whole child as a Catholic and a citizen.
With the mutual cooperation of the home, school, Church and community, we provide an atmosphere in which each student is given the opportunity to develop his/her unique gifts in order to build a life based on the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
St. Mary-Basha Catholic School student learning expectations reflect what what every student who leaves our school should know, understand and be able to accomplish before graduation.
St. Mary-Basha students are active Catholics, responsible citizens, active learners, and efficient communicators.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
Other religious school association(s)
|Religious Affiliation
|Roman Catholic
|Grades Offered
|Grades Kindergarten - 8
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|490 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 33%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|18 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|Average Class Size
|27 students
Finances and Admission
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|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Total Sports Offered
|5 sports
|Baseball, Basketball, Football, Softball, VolleyballBaseball, Basketball,
Football, Softball,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|6 extracurriculars
|Band, Boy Scouts, Chess Club, Choir, Girl Scouts, Yearbook Band, Boy Scouts, Chess Club, Choir, Girl Scouts, Yearbook,
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St. Mary-Basha Catholic School is the only Catholic School in the state of Arizona to receive a 12 out of 12 Accreditation rating from the Western Catholic Educational Association.
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New football coach named at University of Kentucky
Updated On: Nov 28 2012 06:54:06 AM EST
Mark Stoops will be the next football coach for the University of Kentucky, according to the university.
"New beginnings always provide a sense of excitement," athletic director Mitch Barnhart said. "That's why today I'm excited for Mark Stoops and his family as they provide a new beginning for our football program, fans and players."
"I am thrilled to be named the head football coach at the University of Kentucky," Stoops said. "My family and I are excited and looking forward to becoming a part of the Big Blue Nation.
Stoops has most recently been the defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach for Florida State University since 2010. Before FSU, Stoops spent six seasons in the same capacity under his brother, Mike Stoops, at Arizona.
"I am extremely happy for Mark and his family," FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher said. "He has done a tremendous job for us here as a defensive coordinator and he is a vital part of our staff."
Saturday's loss against Tennessee marked the final game for former Kentucky coach Joker Phillips, who went 13-24 in three seasons.
Barnhart announced Phillips' departure earlier this month, the day after a 40-0 loss at home against Vanderbilt.
The Wildcats ended the season 2-10.
Stoops will be introduced at a news conference on Sunday. No. 13 Florida State (10-2) plays Georgia Tech in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game on Saturday.
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Friday November 28 through Saturday, Nov. 29 (beginning at 9:00AM on Friday, Nov 28) Full day and a half.Location: Sacramento Valley Wildlife Refuges, Gray Lodge, Sutter Buttes Leader: Bill Walker and Mary Wisnewski, 408.887.0738, firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes: Trip limited to 15 people; contact Mary to reserve a space. Highlights will include ducks, geese, swans, cranes and raptors. Bring spotting scope, full tank of gas and allow for a 3-hour drive from the South Bay. This trip is highly recommended for beginning birder.
Directions: Meet at the Sacramento NWR headquarters (entrance fee) on I-5 approx. 20 miles north of Williams. (it is recommended that people meet and carpool from McDonald's 2nd parking lot in Williams as carpooling and use of FRS radios, set to Ch 11, will allow for best viewing possibilities on this trip). Take Road 68 exit east (towards Princeton) from I-5, then immediately north on frontage road to Refuge.
Charleston Slough
Sunday November 30 8:30 AM (Half day) Leader: Steve Tracey (408) 966-3860 This trip recommended for beginning birders but all are encouraged to attend. Notes: Bring your spotting scope and a friend.
Directions: From Hwy 101 in Mtn. View take San Antonio Rd. north to the Terminal Way parking area. Meet at the entrance near San Antonio Rd.
City of Sunnyvale Landfill
Wednesday December 3 12:00 PM (One hour) Leader: Freddy Howell and Allen Royer. No RSVP necessary, but contact the landfill coordinator, Silviana Ruiz, at (408) 730-7545 with questions. Birding geared toward beginners. Bring binoculars; loaners also available. Rain cancels.
Directions: Donald M. Somers Water Pollution Control Plant, junction of Borregas and Caribbean. Meet at Trailhead at north end.
The Bay Area Bird Photographers Meeting
Wednesday December 3 7:30-9:00 PMLocation: Lucy Evans Baylands Interpretive Center on East Embarcadero Rd., Palo Alto "Birds of Costa Rica" by Beth Hamel
2775 Embarcadero Rd. From 101, take Embarcadero Rd going East (towards the Baylands). At the stop sign at the very end of Embarcadero, take a left (staying on Embarcadero). The Interpretive Center is on the left along the jetty path after the Duck Pond. Parking is on Embarcadero, in the lot on the right (just as the road bends again).
Burrowing Owl Survey - 1st Saturday of the Month
Saturday December 6 9:00 AM - 1:00 PMLocation: San Jose Regional Wastewater Facility Leader: Joshua McCluskey; firstname.lastname@example.com We will be walking and surveying approximately 300 acres of suitable habitat to count the number of owls and map their locations. All skill levels are welcome. This is a great opportunity to see this special species. Notes: Be prepared to walk through tall grasses and over uneven terrain. Bring water, sunblock, a hat, and BINOCULARS.
IMPORTANT: You MUST register with Josh at email@example.com at least 3 days prior to the survey date if interested in participating. Facility access is tightly regulated. Nortech Gate, 250 Nortech Pkwy, San Jose, CA 95134 - Park on the side of the road.
Alum Rock Park
Saturday December 6 8:15 AM (Half Day) Leader: Jim Johnson: (408) 996-3506. Moderately strenuous 3 to 4 mile walk. Entrance fee required. Lunch optional; rain cancels.
Directions: From Hwy 101 or I-680 take McKee Rd. northeast toward the hills then left on Toyon Ave., right on Penitencia Creek Rd. and continue on into the park. Drive under the bridge and meet at the far end of the parking lot.
SCVAS Holiday Open House
Saturday December 6 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMLocation: McClellan Ranch Park, Cupertino (22221 McClellan Rd.) Come join us for an annual holiday tradition! More...
Wintering Waterfowl Field Trip
Sunday December 7 1:30 - 3:30 PMLocation: Palo Alto Baylands & Shoreline Park, Mtn View Leader: Stephanie Ellis, SCVAS? Executive Director; email@example.com or 408-252-3748 Want to sharpen your duck I.D. skills? Join us for a fun day viewing the abundance of waterfowl that spend their winter on San Francisco Bay. Notes: Wear your woollies. Optional coffee/hot chocolate stop after the trip - on us! Difficulty Level: All are encouraged to attend, but the trip will be geared toward the beginning birder. Trip is limited to 15; please contact Stephanie to sign-up.
Directions: From 101, take Embarcadero Rd. East (towards the Baylands). At the stop sign at the very end of Embarcadero, take a left (staying on Embarcadero). Turn left, and park in the Duck Pond parking lot.
Eve Case Bird Discussion Group
Tuesday December 9 10:00amLocation: home of Pat Dubois, 17150 Buena Vista Ave, Los Gatos, (408) 395-4264 Topic: Scaups
Graystone Park and Alamitos Creek Trail
Wednesday December 10 8:30 AM (Half day) Leader: Janna Pauser 408-569- 9264 or firstname.lastname@example.com We'll check the pines in Graystone Park, then bird north on the Alamitos Creek trail. Difficulty Level: Easy walking. Lunch optional, rain cancels.
Directions: from Hwy 85 south, exit Camden Ave. south. Continue 4.8 miles. Turn right onto Mt. Carmel Dr. (one half mile after Almaden Expwy) and park on street.
"Nature Journaling" with John Muir Laws.
Wednesday December 10 3-4:30PMLocation: McClellan Ranch Preserve, Cupertino.Cost: FREE! There is no RSVP needed to attend, but please be on time. Join us the 2nd Wednesday of each month (except October - which will be held on the 3rd Wed) for the Bay Area Nature Journal Club workshops! The Bay Area Nature Journal Club is a diverse community of artists and naturalists, of all levels, who meet together to connect to nature through art. Join us each month for a 1.5 hour technique workshop at McClellan Ranch; each workshop will focus on a different technique or topic (schedule available online at www.johnmuirlaws.com). The club and workshop program is inter-generational and family friendly. Both seniors and families - with mature children who have demonstrated an interest in nature sketching - are encouraged to participate. Click here to see a full description on the John Muir Laws website.
San Jose Christmas Bird Count 2014
Sunday December 14 all day Leader: Kirsten Holmquist, 408-747-0988, email@example.com. Yes, it is almost that time of year again - time to get down and dirty in service of the feathered folk. More...
Palo Alto Christmas Bird Count 2014
Monday December 15 All Day Leader: Jack Cole: (408) 996-0434 or firstname.lastname@example.com Birders of all ages and abilities are invited and encouraged to participate in this CBC, even if only for a few hours. The Christmas Bird Count is a highlight of the Audubon year: you don't want to miss it!
Calero-Morgan Hill Christmas Bird Count 2014
Saturday December 27 All Day Leader: Ann Verdi: (408) 266-5108 or email@example.com This year's count will be especially important as we will be conducting our census during unprecedented drought conditions. We'll need to document what birds are still out there and how they are coping. If interested in this citizen science adventure, contact Ann Verdi.
Mount Hamilton Christmas Bird Count 2014
Monday December 29 All day Mark your calendars! We hope to have a great count again through the Mt. Hamilton and San Antonio Valley area. Count leaders are especially needed. Contact Bob Hirt at 408-821-2732 (cell) as soon as possible to participate. More...
County Chase
Saturday January 3 7:30 AM (Half Day) Leader: Bob Reiling (408) 253-7527 Get a head start on your 2015 County Year List with some vagrant chasing. Notes: Bring a full tank of gas, lunch and field guides as we attempt to track down some of the unusual birds seen on the Christmas Bird Counts in Santa Clara County. Meet near the entrance to the Alviso Marina parking lot. Be prepared to carpool as parking may be limited at some sites.Rain cancels
Directions: From Hwy 237 in San JOse take Gold St. north to the end, bear left on Elizabeth St. and then right on Hope St. to the marina parking lot.
Los Capitancillos Ponds
Sunday January 4 8:00 AM (Half Day) Leader: Rich Page (408) 377- 1092 We will bird ponds that are filled with a variety of waterfowl and Gulls, a nearby creek for riparian birds as well as other areas closely associated with the ponds that attract birds. Notes: Drought conditions may require a change in venue. Rain cancels.
Directions: If coming from Hwy 85, go south on Camden Ave. just past Blossom Hill Rd. Singletree Way is the next left turn-off near Beacon School. Park on the street, we will meet at the trail entrance located on the right just beyond the power plant.
Panoche Valley
Saturday January 10 8:00 AM (Full Day) Leader: Clay Kempf (831) 761-8260. This is one of our better "out of county" field trips traversing oak woodland and open grassland via backroads into a unique habitat. Targeted species include: Phainopepla, Mountain Bluebird, Prairie Falcon, Ferruginous Hawk, and Golden Eagle; other possibilities include Mountain Plover, Bald Eagle, Vesper Sparrow, Greater Roadrunner and Chukar. Notes: To pre-order a sandwich from the Panoche Inn e-mail the leader (firstname.lastname@example.com) between Jan 4th and Jan 7th with your choice of bread, meat (chicken salad, ham, pastrami) cheese and toppings. Or bring your own lunch and a full tank of gas, carpooling is strongly recommended due to limited parking on the narrow roads. IMPORTANT: Do not expect to use the restrooms at the Paicines Store, as their use is limited to paying customers (we encourage patronage of local businesses).
Directions: Meet at Paicinies Store on Hwy 25 approx. 11 miles south of Hollister.
"Young Audubon Day of Service" with SCVAS, Acterra and the City of Cupertino.
Monday January 19 8:30 AM - 1:30 PMLocation: McClellan Ranch Preserve, Cupertino (22221 McClellan Rd.) Join us for a day of restoration, exploration and research as we help to restore some of McClellan Ranch Preserve's natural beauty. More...
Audubon Field Workshop: "Lower Klamath/Tule Lake Eagles" with Bob Power.
Thursday February 5 through Monday, Feb 9th.Cost: $175 members, $210 non-members. Not included: lodging, meals, and transportation. Come experience a northern California classic! More...
Young Audubon Elephant Seal Walk
Monday February 16 President's Day Weekend - times TBD (check back after Dec 22)Location: Ano Nuevo State ParkCost: $7/person for members; $9/person non-members Ages 7 years old and up. A chance to view the weird and wonderful Elephant Seals at Ano Nuevo State Park! Space is limited, so be sure to sign up early. More details will be available here after Dec 22 and in the Jan/Feb newsletter.
Audubon Field Workshop: "Cave Creek Canyon and the Chiricahua Mountains" with Bob Power.
Tuesday May 19 through May 26th. Join Bob to seek all of the area's specialty birds at one of North America's premier birding destinations. More...
Audubon Field Seminar: "Breeding Birds of Yuba Pass, Sierra Valley, and the Gold Lakes Region" - Session 1
Sunday June 7 through June 10th.Location: Sierra ValleyCost: $175 members and $210 non-members. Not included: lodging, meals, and transportation. Leader: Bob Power.
A chance to explore a unique habitat with stunning birds! More...
Audubon Field Seminar: "Breeding Birds of Yuba Pass, Sierra Valley, and the Gold Lakes Region" - Session 2
Friday June 12 through June 15th.Location: Sierra ValleyCost: $175 members and $210 non-members. Not included: lodging, meals, and transportation. Leader: Bob Power.
Audubon Field Seminar: "Eastern Sierra Mid-Summer Birding Dream"
Tuesday June 23 through June 28th.Location: Saddlebag and Mono Lake and Beyond!Cost: $275 members and $310 non-members. Includes: kayaking, Bodie entrance fee, Devil's Postpile entrance Leader: Bob Power.
A high alpine summer adventure! More...
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People the world over celebrating the end of the Great War on November 11, 1918. At ten minutes past five on the morning of November 11, German and Allied negotiators placed the final signatures on the armistice that would end World War I six hours later. After the signing, French General Ferdinand Foch sent all Allied commanders the following message: 'Hostilities will cease on the entire [Western] front November 11 at 11:00 a.m.' Although the Allies had not invaded Germany and there was no clear military victory, the Germans were forced to sign the armistice because of insurmountable problems. German troops, pushed past their limits of endurance by five years of fighting, faced a fresh stream of well-equipped American soldiers. Germany's allies, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, had already ceased fighting and mutinies increased as German soldiers and sailors refused to carry out suicidal missions. Food shortages, both at home and at the front, had reached crisis levels. The costs of the First World War were astronomical with 7.5 million dead and more than 35 million total casualties.
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