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Indigenous Maps, Films, Rights and Land Claims Certificate
The term 'land claim' is typically used to describe any action involving the attempt by Indigenous peoples to recover lands and resources taken by expansionist European settler states during the imperial and colonial periods. Typically, this was accomplished through the negotiation of treaties, but these were, as often as not, only part of a more complex process involving a set of tactics ranging from the colonizing power's assumption of divine right to flat out enslavement. This said, it is often through the negotiation of modern day treaties, and a range of related territorial and cultural strategies that many of these lands and resources are now being returned to their original Indigenous owners. Put alternately, this certificate is about the various ways by and through which Indigenous lands and resources were taken - and in this sense the telling of a story that more people still need to hear - but more importantly is about the various ways by and through which Indigenous peoples are getting them back - and in this sense a manifesto about truth, justice, and reconciliation, and how cultures relate to each other and the lands they now necessarily share in an increasingly interconnected, perhaps even increasingly 'post-colonial', world.This certificate is mostly 'about' land claims in British Columbia - where they come from, why they have to be resolved, but mostly how to do them. This is partly because British Columbia is one corner of the world where all the tactics of colonization and disenfranchisement, but also the wondrous and myriad ways by which hearts and minds are being decolonized, and cultural revival and reinvention, are so visibly on display. Partly, however, it is because it is delivered in the heart of traditional Sto:lo territory, itself one of many Indigenous territories in a region where, for the most part, few historical treaties were ever negotiated, but where modern day versions are now, if slowly and hesitatingly, being settled, and where the ground is literally shifting beneath our feet. Even so, and while some 60 First Nations and 110 Indian Act bands in British Columbia are presently involved in a formal treaty process, this certificate is about more than that. It also takes a serious look at Indigenous rights and title actions as effected and pursued through issue-specific kinds of claims, interim measures agreements, in Indigenous schools, and through litigation in court - and critically reflects on the promises and perils of either. Where appropriate, comparative studies of tactics and methods used in other parts of Canada specifically, and the decolonizing world more generally, will also be investigated. Some of this certificate is avowedly philosophical and reflective in tone. Most of it is decidely critical, practical, in the field, and on the ground. All of it is necessary - constitutionally, politically, economically, and spiritually. Academic treatise and travelogue all at once, the University of the Fraser Valley is pleased to be delivering the third edition of this critically acclaimed (see below) certificate. .
The programThis intensive four-week, three-course, twelve-credit certificate offers students the opportunity to learn a range of conceptual and practical skills that are of direct relevance to the history, communication, implementation, and critique of rights, title, and land claims. It focuses on a range of representational practices, including, but not limited to, film, oral histories, documentaries, surveys and maps, and legal discourse analysis, and their importance to the Indigenous land and rights process generally, but with a focus on British Columbia in particular.The in-class portion of this certificate will be offered for four weeks from June 18 through July 13 2012 on a 'four-day-on, three-day-off' schedule, with the remainder of the summer semester (through to the last two weeks of August) used by students for completion of assignments. In-class learning is supported by practicum work, visits to field sites, and guest lectures or visits by Aboriginal or non-Aboriginal experts working in the area of comprehensive land claims and treaty negotiations.
'Week 1' (June 18 - July 13, 2012) HIST 399e: Special topics in History I: Films, Histories and Land (4 credits)This intensive one-week (see Note below) course offers students an account and analysis of how film and historical writing have been used to make the invisible (the heritage and land use of First Nations) visible (films and texts created to reveal and explain Indigenous peoples' relationship to their lands and cultures). By critically evaluating film and text, students will learn about the challenges of land claims research, and how to enhance research methodologies developed to advance land rights and land claims processes in Canada and other parts of the world. The focus will be on the place of creative work in research.Instructor: Hugh Brody, author, filmmaker and Tier I Canada Research Chair in Aboriginal Studies at UFVread bio
'Week 2' (June 18 - July 23, 2012)GEOG 300f: Special Topics in Geography: Maps, Territories and Land (4 credits)This intensive one-week course (see Note below) introduces students to the conceptual and practical challenges of making maps to advance and support land claims in British Columbia. Students will learn about the history of First Nations cartography and wayfinding in British Columbia and elsewhere, and how to use maps and other forms of spatial representation such as stories, songs, artifacts, blockades or occupancies, and the law to advance claims to territory in the modern period, and some of the perils and promises associated with these processes.Instructor: Dr. Ken Brealey, Department of Geography(extensive experience in the research and mapping of oral and documentary history, and comprehensive and specific claims)read bio
'Week 3' (June 18 - July 23, 2012) HIST 396i: Special Topics in North American History: Rights, Title and Land (4 credits)This intensive one-week course (see Note below) introduces students to the history of the Sto:lo, their relations to land and resources, and rights, title, and land claims issues. Students will watch films, read texts, hear oral interviews and presentations, view maps, and tour the Sto:lo cultural landscape as a 'thick' or 'embedded' way of learning about the Sto:lo and the challenges facing them in their relationship with non-Native newcomers and government authorities. Sto:lo rights and title issues involve local and broader histories of litigation, negotiation, direct action, and land/resource management. The course will challenge students to be creative in thinking of ways to understand, convey, and address rights and title issues, using a variety of methods and media.Instructors:Dr. David Schaepe, Co-Director Sto:lo Research and Resource Management Center/Adjunct Professor Simon Fraser University (extensive experience researching Sto:lo title, rights and heritage)read bioSonnie McHalsie, Co-Manager and Cultural Advisor of the Sto:lo Research and Resource Managament Center(extensive experience in the negotiation of Sto:lo title and rights)read bioNote: Each of the three courses is effectively 'one week' (five day-long classes) in length, and the responsibility of the designated instructor, but in practice they will be interwoven with each other, 'stretched over' a four week period, instructors alternating with one another as required. In part, this is because of the availability of certain facilities and/or guest speakers relevant to the material covered by each instructor, but also because it enhances the interconnected nature of the courses in the certificate as a whole. The exact rotation of the classes will be made clear at the start of the certificate on June 18.
Some reviews from the first two editions of the certificate:"I liked the order and the dove-tailing of the instructors and their different meshed topics""The course was a good one. Instructors were the best and from a good variety of personality, attitude and focus. They are passionate and sensitive....I felt honoured to be part of this learning program. I was really impressed by what the people who put this certificate together accomplished.""The course fitted amazingly with my other courses...and I feel gave me great new insight of First Nations peoples, which I can apply to my other education.""I loved the resource manual.""Cultural history tour was awesome...and seeing some of the films was great.""All of the instructors and classmates were great when I was unclear about any topic.""This has been an amazing opportunity and I feel very privileged to have sat in this room and learned from everyone. The enthusiasm of the instructors is contagious...a unique learning environment on many levels."
LocationClasses for the 2012 edition will be delivered for the first time in the Sto:lo Nation's new Cultural Research Center, 7201 Vedder Rd., Sardis, B.C. V2R 4G5. This building is state of the art and the Sto:lo people have graciously offered to welcome instructors and students into their traditional territory. Students coming from outside the lower Fraser Valley may wish to consider accommodation in UFV's student residences, which are located at the main campus in Abbotsford, approximately 40 km west of Chilliwack. The cost is $210 per week and students would be responsible for their own bedding and toiletries. Each suite has two bedrooms and a shared bathroom. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for further information or bookings.
CostsThe course consists of 3 four-credit courses at $544.64/course, for a total of $1633.92 in tuition. Students should also be prepared to cover the cost of a course pack of reference materials (~$75) and any ancillary fees. Note that new students (see next section) to UFV will also be responsible for the $45 application fee to the institution.
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or have a demonstrable professional experience (e.g. having a significant position or role of at least two years duration in an Aboriginal band or tribal council [e.g. as an elected leader, elder, etc.], paralegal or legal firm, government ministry or other organization involved in land claims [and submission of employment record or letter of reference to the above same address as proof]) and/or permission of instructors
have a demonstrable professional experience (e.g. having a significant position or role of at least two years duration in an Aboriginal band or tribal council [e.g. as an elected leader, elder, etc.], paralegal or legal firm, government ministry or other organization involved in land claims [and submission of employment record or letter of reference to the above same address as proof]) and/or permission of instructors
Applicants will be assessed/weighted according to the following criteria:
competency in English (as demonstrated in the letter of intent or in the interview) (up to 10 points)
Note: Applicants must score 45 out of 60 for acceptance into the certificate.
How to applyCurrent UFV or other university registered students should submit their letter of intent and all supporting documents to Admissions and Records (A&R).New students should submit the same documents but also their application for admission to UFV (along with the application for admission fee) to A&R. Application for admission forms are avaialbe from any A&R or Student Services office, but you can also print the form from our website or apply directly through the Internet at www.pas.bc.ca.
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completion of all three courses in the certificate with accreditation (CR) in all three courses for students not seeking academic credit
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My DR table has a table pad that we only use when actually eating there. We now have an oak kitchen table and a (birch?)game table in the FR.
Should I get pads for both of the new tables? The sales people (different stores) said no....but I am very stressed about how to care for them. Thanks for your advice! |
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why do you need a pad? If you are going to put a cloth on them and use them for putting glasses and perhaps hot dishes on, you need a pad. But for placemats and playing games you don't need a pad. Please don't tell me you use table pads when you are not using a table cloth? Why are you stressed about caring for them? Linda C |
- Posted by thecollector (My Page) on Wed, Jan 7, 09 at 18:15
Table pads are used primarily to protect against heat from hot serving dishes, which are the # 1 cause of surface damage. If that's not a factor, then skip the pads. |
- Posted by wearybuilder (My Page) on Thu, Jan 8, 09 at 15:58
I guess the reason I'm worried about the kitchen is food spills or rings from tea glasses....i use a hotpad under hot serving dishes... As for the game table, glass rings as well as scrapes from various plastic game parts (we 2 kidlets, so those types of games). I just can't get my mind wrapped around treating these wood tables differently than my "old" wood DR table (that is not messed with unless we are eating in there, and then I put on the table pad). I knew it would be a hard thing for me; I really wanted granite (or some other stone surface), but they are not extendable, which was a big factor for us. Be patient with me...I need to know how you handle this situation IRL. Thanks! |
If you're worried (and I don't blame you) get one of those old fashioned oil cloth ? tablecloths with the soft backing. They will be thick enough to prevent damage and spills wipe right off. I don't know the quality of your new tables but some of the wood products they have out now get ruined if you dust them incorrectly. Ask me how I know. :) |
- Posted by western_pa_luann (My Page) on Thu, Jan 8, 09 at 17:56
You can do what we did and get a piece of glass cut for the kitchen table. The wood shows through, and everything cleans up with water or windex. Coasters can be used at your game table. |
don't get glass....unless you have an arrangement to allow for air to circulate under the glass you can really mess up a finish. Buy coasters....no glasses on my tables but for on a coaster. But it's a house, people live there....they don't have to ruin stuff....but small use wear is not horrible. I think we all know about people who keep everything covered with plastic and runners on the carpet.....and whip it all off when company comes. A little signs of wear are fine....wanton disregard for nice things are not. Buy coasters and make rules. Linda C |
- Posted by western_pa_luann (My Page) on Thu, Jan 8, 09 at 20:56
"don't get glass....unless you have an arrangement to allow for air to circulate under the glass you can really mess up a finish." I know that's what "they" say... but our glass has been sitting right on our butcher block top kitchen table for over a decade, with no damage whatsoever. |
- Posted by wearybuilder (My Page) on Thu, Jan 8, 09 at 21:12
Thanks for all your input! I don't think I'd do glass...I think I would worry about it too (good night!). I'm not sure about that old fashioned oil tablecloth...can you tell me more? The quality of the tables is "good enough for us" mostly solid wood, a little veneer on some details, and cost over $1000 each. So, we'd like for it to last. We are ok with "normal" wear that gives it character, and no we don't cover everything in plastic until company comes over! LOL Maybe I'm just a fish out of water. I grew up with a formal DR (that we used the pad on when used for meals), a kitchen table made out of laminate(?) that could handle anything, and a card table for games. Think 60's and 70's. Keep your comments coming! |
Oilcloth is just an old fashioned name for plastic, I think. I know they make some with a soft back. This link was one I just stumbled on. They come in all price ranges. You can also buy it by the yard. I found that a lot shopping in France and Italy. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Oilcloth
- Posted by emilynewhome (My Page) on Mon, Jan 12, 09 at 17:23
'wearybuilder' about twenty odd years ago I worried about the exact same thing. My DH had a nice oak table from his single days, so when the children were old enough to sit at the table for meals, paint, color etc we purchased an acrylic top for it. Acrylic does scratch and scuff up over the years, but not enough to be unsightly (perhaps it being in the breakfast/family made us more tolerant). We don't have it on any more but DH forgets to use coasters so it has gathered water rings and some dings. It doesn't appear to have suffered any damge from having had an acrylic sheet on it all these years. For the easycare of acrylic (damp soapy sponge)and allowing your children to be as messy as children can be, I think it's absolutely worthwhile. You can enjoy the shiny unscuffed table once the kiddies are grown and gone! (sob)! |
We have table pads for the formal dining table. We got the table and pads from my parents - all about 35-40 years old and the table is still in pristine condition. We didn't bother with table pads for the kitchen table. It's scratched and developed a "patina" (I love having a fancy word for "worn and battered") but I decided the kitchen table would be a casual table so it wasn't necessary to keep it in perfect condition and it wasn't worth the stress. Once (if) you make that decision, it becomes easier to breathe with children eating at the table. |
- Posted by mattholmes (My Page) on Mon, Feb 21, 11 at 1:52
If you have more than one table that you want to protect, you can order a table pad for each. Some table pads can be custom made to fit the corners of your table. Ohio Table Pad Company (http://www.otpc.com/) offers table pads for a variety of different manufacturers. You can get leaves to extend your table pad. You can view their master manufacturer pattern list here: http://www.gotablepads.com/article/table-manufacturer-pattern-list-for-table-pads/61 If your table's manufacturer isn't listed, you can get a tracing kit sent to you so that Ohio Table Pad Company can manufacturer the table pad to fit the corners of your table. |
Here is a link that might be useful: table pads
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Pathos | Manchester is united
Of happier days in Manchester | UEFA commissioned English artist Liam Spencer—who favors industrial landscapes in his work—to create a "visual identity package" for the 2008 UEFA Cup final at City of Manchester Stadium on May 14. (© Liam Spencer)
Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 6 Feb 1958 Munich airplane crash that killed 23, including eight Manchester United players, will incorporate the entire city and avoid commercial tie-ins, organizers have decided. (See coverage in the Daily Telegraph and Times.)
Manchester United will wear an as-yet-undisclosed kit at a home fixture versus Manchester City on 10 Feb 2008, the closest match day to the anniversary date. The uniform, which will not be for public sale, may include the original team badge or the "phoenix" design from the FA Cup final against Bolton in May 1958. True to the style of the late 1950s, however, the jerseys will not include advertising or squad numbers.
The crash—resulting from the failure of a British European Airways Airspeed Ambassador G-ALZU to gain altitude following a nighttime departure from a snow-covered runway at Munich-Riem airport—became a defining event for city and country. Manchester United chief executive David Gill calls it "Manchester's 'Kennedy moment."
Proof of its power as pathos have been the numerous reflections in text (see 15 Feb 06) and song. The melodies have not always carried the appropriately mournful sentiments of Morrissey's "Munich Air Disaster 1958," released in 2004, in the United States, as one of four songs on the CD Irish Blood, English Heart ("We miss them / Every night we kiss them / Their faces fixed in our heads").
In a 1994 article in Text and Performance Quarterly, "Joyful Mayhem: Bakhtin, Football Songs, and the Carnivalesque," Mikita Hoy describes the terrace songs as part of a prominent genre employed to mock death. The lyrics, which are excruciatingly cruel, sometimes have been sung to the tune of "An English Country Garden":
How many lived and how many died,
In the Munich air disaster?
Eight of them died, so they played five-a-side,
In the Munich air disaster.
There are other, more harrowing examples. Hoy continues:
In both the lyrics and performances of such songs, it is often difficult to decide whether "sacred" words, such as references to the ex–Manchester United team manager Matt Busby, to the chosen team, to the game itself, and so on are being used favorably, or whether there is a familiar, parodic "game of words" in progress; in other words, it is difficult to tell if names are evoked in reverence or in sacrilege. (298–99)
Such chants have been formulated by supporters of Manchester City but also by fans at Liverpool, Leeds, Bolton and other cities, according to those posting comments at the Daily Telegraph. "Less than two years ago, City felt compelled to launch a campaign designed to eradicate chants about the disaster, with a letter sent to their official supporters' groups," says the Times in its coverage.
The continued prominence of such chanting is open to interpretation. "I've been to more than a few Manchester derbies," writes daniel at the Telegraph site, "and to say that Munich chanting is done only by a minority is not anything close to my experience. Maybe it seems that way from the pressbox, but it certainly isn't the truth."
In any case, organizers of the 50th-anniversary commemoration have worked to head off potential problems at the Feb 10 derby. City players plan their own tribute on match day.
Manchester United goalkeeper Harry Gregg, one of the most outspoken critics of the team's pastoral deficiences after the 1958 crash, earned special recognition in Oct 08 for his heroic deeds that day ("Award for Munich Air Crash Hero," BBC, 1 Oct 08). On the 50th anniversary Gregg returned to the scene to reunite with Vera Luckic, a pregnant woman whom he had rescued from the airplane wreckage. Gregg also pulled several others to safety.


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AbstractThis paper argues that one could move forward a new science paradigm, considering that the post-modern science paradigm has actually been a transitory stage in the evolution of science perceptions from a science essentially based on a dilemmatic thinking to what is here called the contemporary science. The argument advanced here is that there is an emergent paradigm of science that, in its core, results from the introduction of another complex concept – utopia. This article will explore how this is possible and will also identify other elements that coexist with each other or overlap within this paradigm. The intention here is to tease out three "archetypes" that will assist and promote analysis and discussion of the conceptual and practical development of science in relation to each individual and in a public sphere.
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I am in N Florida and planning on a fall tomato garden. I had (some) success in the spring, but used 5 gal buckets for my plants. We built raised bed gardens for the fall, and have a trellis in place so we have to get some tomatoes!! It's full of Mel's Mix, but for the life of me I can't get seeds to stay alive long enough to transplant. I tried direct sowing, and it seems to have worked for the last couple of weeks. The seedlings are alive, but they don't have any true leaves. Are they busy setting down roots right now, or are they just super slow? It's still hot here, in the 80's every day, so they should be growing right? Is there something I can do to give them a boost, beyond the banana peel 6" below them, or the compost in the mix? I couldn't stand if it they died, any advice is appreciated!! We are having large amounts of rain (hellooooo hurricane season) but so far they are alive and green. I had some Black Krim's pass away but replaced the dead seedlings with a few more seeds and they are doing great.
I'm so glad you experts are here! -Amy |
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- Posted by Cole_Robbie none (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 13:00
What do you think went wrong with your seedlings to transplant? It's not that hard to do - you shouldn't give up on the idea completely. For the seedlings outside, they require very little nutrients at this stage. If they are still green, then they are probably growing roots just fine. Trying to fertilize them more right now would probably hurt them. |
Oh, I am at a total loss about the seedlings that have died before. I have tried different methods, and each successive planting has failed to thrive. I have used peat pellets, I have used Mel's Mix, I have used Potting mix. Nothing works, the seedlings die around week 3 or 4. I'm not setting them outside, I'm keeping them "safe" in the garage or on the front porch that receives no sunlight. I really, REALLY wish I could figure it out. I have watered from above, from below, and in varying amounts. I have blown through a TON of seeds so far this year too!! |
Have you read the How to grow tomatoes from seed FAQ here? It should give you several clues as to what you are doing wrong. Usually direct seeding is more difficult and much less successful than growing from seed is. From your info above the most likely cause of your problems is damp-off, a fungal disease that kills young seedlings when you try to grow them in anything but fresh sterile potting mix and when you keep the containers too wet. Banana peels serve no purpose except to interfere with root development and provide no benefits. And compost, while great for established plants, contains both bacteria and fungi that can kill young seedlings. You'll also find a great deal of help over on the Growing from Seed forum here. It has a detailed set of FAQS covering all the basics. Dave |
Maybe I'm confused, but you keep them away from any sunlight? They should get as much sun as possible, just shield them from extreme weather. |
I was wondering about the "no sunlight" also. Seedlings need as much light as possible from either sun or supplemental lighting(typically fluorescent bulbs)if they are started indoors. |
The seedlings are still alive (as of this morning) and I will post pictures later to show off! Thanks for all the info. As far as the sunlight, they do get sun but not direct sunlight and they aren't exposed to the elements. I am doing this because everything I have read on the boards talks about hardening off the plants and not setting them in the blazing heat as babies after they have grown indoors around 72 degrees... I'm in North Florida and I think it's around 90 today. |
- Posted by TheTradition none (My Page) on Tue, Sep 4, 12 at 21:54
They need direct sunlight. The "hardening off" business is talked about on the forums because most people grow tomatoes in the spring, not the fall. Only those of us in late-frost areas have that luxury, and we can be often confused by "normal" recommendations. "Hardening off" for a fall garden in Florida means providing some shade in the most brutal part of the mid-late-summer day. You should have had those sprouts growing in lots of sun about six weeks ago for a fall garden. Get them into the sun pronto. The more the better at this point as sun intensity and day length are rapidly declining. Be prepared to provide some frost-cover if you want a harvest. |
- Posted by dickiefickle 5B Dousman,Wi. (My Page) on Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 23:57
A ton of tomato seeds ,now thst is alot |
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I say it all the time; I hate people, I hate humans. I can't help but love them though, despite all their stupidity the modern media has fallen into. At the same time, I hate myself also. I'm such a hypocrite. I tell people all the time that life is worth living, that it could be so much worse, but right now I'm having a hard time convincing myself that. I get angry when people can't make up their minds but I'm terribly indecisive and semi co-dependent. I hate so many things that I turn around and do myself then forget about it like I wasn't just yelling at someone for the exact same thing.
"Its better to burn out than fade away."
― Kurt Cobain
I love this man. More than I love any other singer, I adore Kurt. Why? He thinks like me.
Well... thought.
He believed that you shouldn't be something you aren't and if you pretend you're wasting the person you are.
He thought that the world was a terrifyingly destroyed world.
He hated homophobes. He said that he wised he was gay so he could piss off homophobes and even called himself gay in spirit.
He thought the exact same way I do. I like to think he lived on in me somehow. He would've believed it.
I guess you don't really need to know this... Nameless journal and whoever reads this. But I love you, so you need to know about me.
I think I'll call you Jennifer.
Again, I am called Rina. My real name is Marina. I'm named after Counselor Troi from Star Trek. Um...
If I were to be an animal, I would be a cat.
I like cats. I own 6. (My avi is my cats Loki and Danny. They're both girls.)
I am 14 years of age and I have a semi-blog thingy that I devote a lot of my thoughts and free time to.
It's called "Gay Talk" on Wattpad.
Welll... where to start.
Hello Journal
My name is Rina.
Not my real name, but... YEAH!!!
I write. A lot...
Less than I used to. I really miss it.
But I go on Queer Attitude a lot (LGBT site)
And I post what I write on Wattpad (Writing site)
And this is like both of them combined; like writing for gay people.
Not that Watty doesn't have gay people... but...
There's less Straight people!
Okai, that was Stracist.
but everyone's a little bit Stracist sometimes.
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So the question is whether you walk away with a chip on your shoulder and a sneer on your lips and make it that much harder for your Latino immigrant brethren to get along in Swedish society or whether you graciously smile and act like a human being towards the lady.
You know what, we all know you're an individual. Unfortunately, you are an individual of a group of people who look similar to you and dissimilar to the rest of the population. That means you will be prejudged by people based on their stereotypes of that group. Sucks, but it's true.
Do you perpetuate the belief that Latinos are hotheaded, unkempt womanizers? Or do you chip away at that stereotype by acting like a human being even to those who mistreat you?
Sounds, from your post, that you'd rather have your long hair, act like a boor, and make the excuse that your people have been kept down in the past so it's time you got your due. If only it worked that way, esse.


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Voice of Youth Award Books 2003-2004
7th and 8th grades
- Bruce Brooks. The Moves Make the Man. 1984.
- When Jerome first meets Bix, an unlikely friendship begins. Jerome is teaching Bix how to play basketball, but Bix refuses to make any fake moves. Bix's stepfather is a fake and he and Bix don't get along.
- Caroline B. Cooney. The Face on the Milk Carton. 1990.
- While sitting at the lunch table with her friends like every other school day, Janie happened to look down at the picture of a missing child on a milk carton. She recognized the face as her own, but the caption read that the 3 year old had been kidnapped 12 years before. Janie's parents love her. They couldn't have kidnapped her, could they?
- Barbara Ware Holmes. Following Fake Man. 2001.
- Homer's father died when he was two and his mother won't talk about it. Homer wants to know things about his father and finally gets a chance to ask questions on an unexpected trip to Maine where his father lived. But he has to get his answers from a stranger.
- Gail Carson Levine. Ella Enchanted. 1997.
- Ella was blessed by a fairy at birth, or rather cursed as she sees it. She must obey any order given to her, no matter how silly or dangerous. When Ella is put in a Cinderella situation with wicked stepsisters, she decides to take her fate into her own hands and goes on a quest to break the curse.
- Jack London. White Fang. 1933.
- From the moment he is born, White Fang is different than all the other wolves in his tribe. He is taken by a tribe of Indians and treated badly. He is encouraged to be vicious and ends up being passed from one bad home to another for much of his life. When he is taken in by a kind man he's not sure how to respond to the friendship being offered.
- Carolyn Meyer. Mary, Bloody Mary. 1999.
- When 11-year-old Mary is betrothed to the middle-aged king of France, she puts on a tough act of bravery. She has been trained by her father not to weep in public for fear of what he may do to her. When her father denounces his marriage to Mary's mother, her life goes from riches to rags as she is returned to court to survive his violent reign.
- Ben Mikaelsen. Touching Spirit Bear. 2001.
- After committing one too many crimes, Cole Matthews is given a choice
of punishment. He can either go to prison for a year or participate in the
Native American Circle Justice. Cole chooses the Circle Justice and is
taken to a remote Alaskan Island where he is attacked by a spirit bear.
The Circle Justice will either destroy his life or save his soul.
Read more about Touching Spirit Bear in Kids' Books We Love! - Gary Paulsen. Guts: The True Stories Behind Hatchet and the Brian Books. 2001.
- What could make more fascinating reading than the popular Brian saga? The answer is the true stories of plane crashes, moose attacks, hunting and fishing and eating extreme salvage to avoid starvation, all of which Paulsen has encountered in his many years of outdoor living and surviving.
- Philip Pullman. I Was a Rat! 2000.
- Did you ever wonder what happened to the rat Cinderella turned into a footman? He got trapped in the boy form. The press makes him out to be a miniature freak and the public decides that he should be killed. Only three people believe his version of the Cinderella story. Is this enough to save him?
- Wendelin Van Draanen. Flipped. 2001.
- Juli has flipped for Bryce. Bryce on the other hand is horrified by Juli's infatuation of him. As the two neighbors grow into their teen years, Juli starts to see beyond Bryce's dazzling eyes and she doesn't like what she finds. Bryce, however, has flipped for Juli. Did Bryce miss his opportunity?


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Copa Libertadores: Riquelme key to Boca Juniors' hopes
During the 1962 World Cup, Bobby Charlton received a back-channel offer, apparently from Boca Juniors, which sought to tempt him away from Manchester United with the promise of riches.
Over 50 years later, the only way that Boca can get Carlos Tevez back from Manchester City is by waiting for his contract to end and hoping he will take a pay cut.
A key moment in this transformation came in 1982, when Boca sold Diego Maradona to Barcelona. After this, things would never be the same. Until just a few years earlier Argentina only considered home-based players for the national team.
With Maradona abroad, this position became untenable. The floodgates were open, and an Argentina squad almost exclusively chosen from European clubs became the norm before long.
It was not always thus, but since 1982 any competitive meeting between Boca and Barcelona would have begun with the Catalans as favourites - and overwhelmingly so in the last few years.
Indeed, the decline of Argentine club football has now gone so far that on Wednesday, in South America's premier club competition the Copa Libertadores, Boca Juniors kick off as underdogs against Barcelona of Ecuador.
"Boca's hopes will be pinned on a 34-year-old who has not played since July nor taken part in pre-season training"
The South American Barcelona are also a big club, with the biggest following in their country and the most league titles, although they have been through a serious economic crisis in recent years. The 2012 title was their first since 1997, and hopes are high that a good run in this year's Libertadores will consolidate the return of the good times.
Barcelona have a front three well capable of troubling the Boca defence. Attacking midfielder Michael Arroyo (who some Premier League clubs might be advised to have a look at) is fearsomely strong, and loves cutting in from the left to let fly his booming right-foot shots.
Damian Diaz is an Argentine playmaker of talent and vision. Last year's top scorer Narciso Mina has moved to Mexico. His replacement, Argentine centre forward Ariel Nahuelpan, lacks the same explosive pace, but brings penalty-area presence and the capacity to set up the play with his back to goal.
The team have made a very poor start to the domestic season. Without a win in five games, only goal difference keeps them off the bottom of the table. But they have much more reason to be pleased with their debut in the Libertadores than Wednesday's opponents.
Away to Nacional of Uruguay, Barcelona played an excellent first half and only lost their 2-0 lead in controversial circumstances. They were 2-1 up in second-half stoppage-time when they were denied a blatant penalty - their subsequent loss of concentration played a part in Nacional's last-gasp equaliser.
Boca Juniors, meanwhile, went down 2-1 at home to Toluca of Mexico on a night when their defence was repeatedly ripped apart.
The result made headlines, but it should probably not have been seen as such a surprise. Boca are feeling their way through a time of transition.
Of the starting line up that lost in the final of last year's Libertadores, eight were over 30. A period of rebuilding was inevitable and, in Boca's case, it has been especially turbulent.
Boca Juniors Copa Libertadores wins
- 1977
- 1978
- 2000
- 2001
- 2003
- 2007
After that defeat by Corinthians of Brazil last July, talismanic playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme announced that, at the age of 34, he could no longer play well enough to represent Boca. Always controversial, Riquelme managed to disturb the peace even in apparent retirement.
The club's fans blamed coach Julio Cesar Falcioni for Riquelme's absence - the coach had never seemed entirely comfortable using a playmaker. Terrace demonstrations ensured that Falcioni's contract was not renewed, and back came Carlos Bianchi, a club legend after two successful spells in charge.
Riquelme had played some of his best football in the first of those spells. Would he now come back to work once more with Larry David-lookalike Bianchi? Enthusiasm was curbed by a high summer soap opera of contract negotiations. When they broke down, Riquelme said there had never been a real possibility of his return.
But then a move to Palmeiras in Brazil fell through, and out of the blue Riquelme reached for the phone and agreed to make a comeback. And so Boca's hopes will be pinned on a 34-year-old who has not played since July, nor taken part in pre-season training.
The danger is that Boca might be out of the Libertadores before Riquelme is fit enough to take the field. He may be ready to play some part in their third match in the competition - next week's home game against Nacional - but he will not feature against Barcelona, where another loss will leave Boca in a very tight spot.
Indeed, an early theme of this year's Libertadores has been the problems faced by Argentine teams. It is the deepening of a recent trend.
In the last few years the country has been dependent on a Riquelme-inspired Boca (winners in 2007, semi finalists the following year and 2012's beaten finalists), on 2009 winners Estudiantes in the years when Juan Sebastian Veron ran their midfield, and on the well-administered Velez Sarsfield, semi finalists in 2011 and quarter finalists last year.
But there has been very little strength in depth. Amazingly, last year was the first time since 2006 that Argentina supplied two of the last eight.
And in the first two weeks of this year's competition, all five Argentine teams have already suffered a defeat. Boca travel to Ecuador anxious to stop the rot, but it will not be easy.
They face dangerous opponents and a huge crowd in an impressive stadium. In the muggy late afternoon heat of Guayaquil, Boca will not start as favourites, which would have been unthinkable some five decades ago when they apparently tried to sign Charlton.
Comments on the piece in the space provided. Questions on South American football to firstname.lastname@example.com , and I'll pick out a couple for next week.
From last week's postbag;
In the last couple of weeks Ecuadorian centre-back Frickson Erazo has been linked to Real Madrid and Manchester United. I was wondering: is he really that good? At 24 he must surely be good enough to strengthen the club's squad if they are interested in him. I also heard that he is an elegant but slow defender. From your opinion what are his strengths and weaknesses on the pitch?
Leocheck Pardish
It's very hard to believe that clubs of this calibre are really interested in Fricson Erazo - of Barcelona, so he will face Boca on Wednesday. He has a fair left foot and has moments of elegance, but he's very vulnerable defensively, with a centre of gravity somewhere near his neck. He's also not good at cutting out crosses played behind the defensive line. Indeed, Boca's best hope on Wednesday is the fact that Jairo Campos, Barcelona's best defender, is out with a long-term injury.
Can you tell us any more on the Brazilian striker Welliton? He recently moved back to Brazil after what seems to be a relatively successful spell in Russia with Spartak Moscow, and he's scored plenty of goals. Does he have any chance of being called up to the Brazil squad?
Abz Ahmed
I was really impressed with him when he was making his name in the middle of the last decade - quick, two-footed and combining well. Perhaps his problem was that he played for Goias, a relatively unfashionable club - and from there he went straight to Spartak. I think Russia were interested in him. Now, though, he's back in Brazil, on loan with Gremio, where he has another problem. Gremio have gone out shopping, and on last week's evidence there is a really good partnership being forged by Argentine centre forward Barcos and Chilean striker Vargas, which for the time being leaves Welliton on the bench. He's 26, with time to dream, but he's climbing Everest the hard way.
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27th February 2013 - 23:54@39 JohnCharlesGentleGiant
Happy to help. If you want to find previous blogs you need to click on the 'older 'button at the bottom of the page. The one below is from December 2012.
It is annoying that they are so hard to find when McNulty blogs are easy to access. -
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27th February 2013 - 17:23@Baggio's Ponytail
Thanks for pointing me to that - I've found the previous fortnight's entries. I may be missing the obvious, but Dec 2012 to Jan 2013 is still inaccesible, although I'm happy to be corrected if you can help again. -
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27th February 2013 - 13:34Imagine if Pekerman,Sampaoli & even Bielsa (Athletic are having a terrible season) all go to the World Cup as coaches.A chance to see simultaneously 4 managers of the Argentine school in action.That might give us an idea of where Argentine coaching is at least.The Argentina 11 will show us where the players are in technique & temperament.All but Messi were raised in the system after all.
Comment number 37.
27th February 2013 - 11:17Another informative article, Tim. However, you might want to tell your editor to use a picture of the Copa Libertadores instead of the Copa Sudamericana!
Comment number 36.
27th February 2013 - 10:41@29 JohnCharlesGentleGiant
You can actually check the blog history by clicking on the last blog in the old format and then on a post from Tim. It will bring up his posting history. It's what I do if I miss a blog - although I try to make sure I don't!
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I am looking at using SW Svelte Sage as our main body color (on the left in this photo) and will be using wool skein as a trim color (because we had to make a decision on trim to match gutters that were installed this week). I'd like to paint the shakes on the gables a different color. Do you guys think the SW dove gray (seen here on right of the photo) is a good choice? Is there another color you would use? I am no good at undertones and saturation. I just want the colors to jive with the stone and the over all feel of the house. We are in the middle of the woods on 5 acres in the PNW. This photo was taken around dusk. |
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Here is an over all pic of the house. You can see the paint colors on the far left. The roof is black shingle. |
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- Posted by patricia43 z8 AL (My Page) on Tue, Apr 1, 14 at 0:54
Can you take a picture in sun in a.m. You want to look at your colors in all lights, preferably in different seasons but you do not have time for that, so let's pretend this picture is in fall/early winter and the one you take when sun comes up in the morning is in spring/summer. What direction does your house face, incidentally. P.S. You are going to have a gorgeous home! |
This post was edited by patricia43 on Tue, Apr 1, 14 at 1:01
The front of the house faces mostly west, slightly NW so the back is East slightly SE. I will try to get a pic in the morning light, it is hard for me to get out there in the morning during the work week. I do notice it looks different in different lights. I painted a swatch on the back of the house and it looks lighter and greener, on the front it leans more toward the gray/brown. It is funny because to me it looks nothing like the swatch, so much so that I had to go out there and hold the swatch up to the painted house. Sure enough, you hold up the swatch to the front or the back of the house and it matches perfectly. So odd how colors change. |
Another commenter on a thread about exterior paint in a setting similar to yours suggested a gorgeous color, Benjamin Moore Mountain Moss. |
Or a creamy neutral, like BM Plymouth Rock, which has cool, brown undertones, so would go well with the stone. |
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Do you guys think the SW dove gray (seen here on right of the photo) is a good choice? No, I don't. S. Sage, W. Skein and a gray is too many colors going on. I can't find a SW Dove Gray. S. Sage and W. Skein is 'somewhat' of a bold combo in as much as W. Skein isn't your basic 'off-white' kinda trim color. It has some heft to it. And that's fine. I think the two work nicely together but bringing in a third color for the shakes is a bit tricky. Aside from the gray color not working into the scheme, I can see that it's also about the same value as S. Sage and W. Skein. The three together would be visually 'flat'. If you're going for a third color on the shakes it needs to be darker. This is where I rely on LRV. S. Sage LRV is 42 That's not a huge difference but it should be fine. FYI, the 70%-ish mark for a contrast ratio is the average guideline. Because the contrast is rather tame between the body and trim, go for a bigger contrast moment with the shakes. But we can't go too crazy in a completely color direction like the gray. The answer maybe SW Connected Gray with a LRV of 24 -- and it relates to S. Sage. Connected Gray is darker than the other two so it should bring some visual interest instead of feeling 'flat' and it will also balance out the stone. Because the stone has some visual weight, is darker too. |
Thank you guys so much this is great and just the information I need! I am sorry it is SW Dovetail 7018 ...I get all these paint colors mixed up! I was thinking about connected gray because it was the next color up on the strip from svelte sage thank you for confirming funcolors. I definitely don't want the house to read as flat or too many colors. It is just such a big space I want to be sure I am getting it right. |
My other thought was maybe not add in the third color at all and just do the shakes the svelte sage as well. I just didn't know if that would be too flat or too plain. |
Try one. If it works, have them proceed and do all of them. If you don't like it, go with all S. Sage. I think the three colors will work. |
I am going to run to the store and get a sample of the Connected Gray. I will try to get it up there today or tomorrow and get another picture. The shakes are so high on my shaky ladder and I am not the best painter. DH is freaking out that I am going to get paint on the stone. Lol. |
Those are the colors I wanted to paint my house! I ended up with Grassland for the body and wish I had stuck to my guns about a darker body color, Svelte sage. I did use Connected Gray as a trim/accent color and love it! I see someone above suggested it. It's very nice and your house is beautiful. |
Oh gosh, didn't know you're doing it yourself. Wonder if one of the construction workers would do it for you. Maybe you could offer to spring for lunch or donuts and coffee and avoid doing it yourself. :) |
- Posted by joaniepoanie (My Page) on Tue, Apr 1, 14 at 17:24
This is just my opinion, but because the stone runs the entire bottom half of the house, I like a lighter color for contrast . The gray and green blend in too much, especially the gray, and the beautiful stonework won't stand out. I think the gold/tan color in the stone might look nice. |
Well I *would* ask them "Excuse me guy with the hammer- I am a damsel in distress please help me get this pretty paint up in those high places" and bat my eyelashes but there is no one out there this week. So frustrating because the HVAC guys cannot get our propane lines to hold pressure and they can't find the leak though they have tried about 4 times now (gives me nightmares thinking about slow gas leaks and explosions) so they are having to rip it all out and do it over. They can't schedule us until Monday because they have other jobs going I guess. So everything is at a halt. I was just trying to make some decisions so I felt like at least something was moving in the right direction. Plus I always feel this huge sense of relief when I can move on and check it off my list. I know to come to gardenweb to ask all you knowledgeable great folks before I make an uneducated decision and regret it. I know "you can always repaint" but who wants to do that if you don't 'have to? |
tannatonk do you have a pic of you home? I would love to see it, sounds lovely! joanieponie do you have any gold/tan colors you would recommend as a jumping off point? I am open to try anything. I really want the house to be "wow that looks great" intstead of "yep, that's a house" |
Here you go, Kam. My house is nowhere near the scale of yours and I am in Florida on the northeast coast so I'm sure the light is different. The body color is SW Grassland, shutters/accent is SW Connected Gray and gutters/trim is SW Nonchalant White. I do wish I would have put the Connected Gray on the body, but could not talk hubby into it. He wanted light and bright in this harsh sunny climate. I will post another shot in a separate post. It's hard to get a good pic of this color. Too sunny! |
- Posted by patricia43 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 1, 14 at 22:43
Kam, funcolors knows colors. I was so hoping FC would show up when I asked you about pictures for day and night, or morning and evening. FC is the resident color expert. If I should need a color help and FC comes by I take ithe advice but if I do not, I regret it. I then realize later funcolors was right. |
Oh my stars, patricia43 thanks for the kind words. Much appreciated! Kam is lucky that the stone does offer options for body color like a gold/tan. I think the only thing that might be in the way of that option is Wool Skein already chosen for the trim. Not sure how well it would work with a gold/tan. But that's what samples are for, right? :) |
Talked to DH last night and he has his heart set on a "greenish" color so I think we will probably stick with the svelte sage. Maybe we will try a tan when we have to repaint (hopefully not for a long time). I got the sample yesterday but couldn't make it out. I should be able to get out there today and paint and snap a picture. The connected gray looks very pretty in the sample jar. Again I really appreciate everyone's help, this is such an amazing group. Funcolors thank you for being willing to share your expertise. |
Tannatonk thank you for posting your lovely home. How I wish I was in FL right now! I think the lighter colors are so nice in warmer climates. I was able to get out and paint today but the sun was.almost gone by the time I took this. On the right is sevelt sage body - connected gray on the shakes and i painted more of the trim with wool skien. Do you think it is enough contrast? I suppose I need to see it better in the morning. On the left is dove tail gray body- SW black Adler on shakes and wool skien trim (previous color selection attempt). |
Just to see the colors a little better here is a sample I did on the back of the house. I didn't bother to get up on the shakes this time. Definitely see the contrast better here. |
This post was edited by kam76 on Thu, Apr 3, 14 at 14:00
Does anyone have any opinions? I am going to try to get out there today with more light to take a better pic. It looks like the weather is going to be perfect next week for painting. |
I put up a little triangle of sw eclipse in the far left corner there which is the next darker color on the strip. This pic is in bright sun. |
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"No problem", I said. Truth be told, my resume was one year old and needed some updating. But, that's OK, given the changes were quite minor as I've been with the same firm for awhile now.
It never hurts to keep employment dialogues open, even if you don't currently plan on leaving your company. It's a courtesy to them, and you never know when someone wants to pay you big bucks for a guaranteed length of time to join their organization! It's generally I who evaluate resumes, so it was kind of exciting to update my own to send to someone else.
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I like how Adam states right up front his objectives and qualifications. His resume is easy to read. Unfortunately, there is no GPA, and his work experience isn't much to write home about, depending on what job he's looking for. If he's looking to apply as a restaurant manager, he looks like a perfect candidate. Resume Rating: 8/10.
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Lauren's resume is unique because it is a classic example of an actor's resume. The resume showcases her range as an actress in terms of tours, plays, commercials, and training. Lauren is obviously an attractive woman who has used a professionally shot picture in the top left hand corner to attract the casting director's attention. Lauren's phone is probably ringing off the hook. Resume rating: 9/10
James' resume is poorly constructed because it looks like there's a huge four year gap between when he graduated in 2001 and his current job as an accountant. You have to look closely to see that he was an Accounting Intern from 2001-2005, which as an awfully long time. James should BOLD "Accounting Intern, 2001-2005″ and "Accountant, 2006 to Present" to make the resume more clear. James' resume is severely lacking in personality and does nothing to differentiate itself from other resumes. Resume rating: 6/10
A good resume is standard, which also means good resumes are everywhere. If you have a badly formatted resume with glaring holes, your job seeking life is over. You might as well become an entrepreneur or work a dead end job instead, because nobody will be willing to give you a chance since you can't even present yourself properly on one sheet of paper. Beyond the basics of resume writing, it's the content which really helps get you an interview and that job.
The economy is picking up and the power is now slowly shifting towards the employee. If you ever plan to spend money hiring someone to help you with your resume and interview process, make sure you question the person's background. You don't want to hire some guy who took 12 years to graduate from McNeese State and who has never been an executive coaching you on your future. Best of luck to you all and never stop trying!
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