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1 The LORD reigneth ; let the people tremble : he sitteth between the cherubims; let the earth be moved . | 1 The LORD reigns, let the nations tremble; he sits enthroned between the cherubim, let the earth shake. |
2 The LORD is great in Zion; and he is high above all the people. | 2 Great is the LORD in Zion; he is exalted over all the nations. |
3 Let them praise thy great and terrible name; for it is holy. | 3 Let them praise your great and awesome name-- he is holy. |
4 The king's strength also loveth judgment; thou dost establish equity, thou executest judgment and righteousness in Jacob. | 4 The King is mighty, he loves justice-- you have established equity; in Jacob you have done what is just and right. |
5 Exalt ye the LORD our God, and worship at his footstool ; for he is holy. | 5 Exalt the LORD our God and worship at his footstool; he is holy. |
6 Moses and Aaron among his priests, and Samuel among them that call upon his name; they called upon the LORD, and he answered them. | 6 Moses and Aaron were among his priests, Samuel was among those who called on his name; they called on the LORD and he answered them. |
7 He spake unto them in the cloudy pillar: they kept his testimonies, and the ordinance that he gave them. | 7 He spoke to them from the pillar of cloud; they kept his statutes and the decrees he gave them. |
8 Thou answeredst them, O LORD our God: thou wast a God that forgavest them, though thou tookest vengeance of their inventions. | 8 O LORD our God, you answered them; you were to Israel a forgiving God, though you punished their misdeeds. |
9 Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy hill; for the LORD our God is holy. | 9 Exalt the LORD our God and worship at his holy mountain, for the LORD our God is holy. |
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My builder has been a bit reticent about these due in part to the cost but also the size of the cans. I thought I read somewhere that there is a smaller size version available - mabye a 4"? Does anyone have any knowledge of this? thanks so much for your help! |
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Thanks so much davidtay! Do you have any recs among the choices? I think the main difference between the CR & LR is that the CR is a bit brighter? I'm leaning toward the LR4 right now... |
If you're closely watching costs - CR6 If you want something brighter there are higher output versions of the LR6. You do know that the LR4 lights cost more right? |
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Does speech--that uniquely human trait--come from our genes, or is it learned? Luminaries such as linguist Noam Chomsky of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have championed the role of evolutionary inheritance over that of culture. But for many years, proponents of this position could only look to languages themselves for evidence. They observed that many tongues share grammatical structures and other attributes, bolstering the argument that speech is innate. The suspicion that a "speech gene" might exist, however, remained unresolved. Then, in 1990, something extraordinary happened.
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ORLANDO, FL -- Ajax Orlando today announced the appointment of Greg Petersen as general manager and coach for the club's Premier Development League (PDL) team the Ajax Prospects.
Petersen joined Ajax Orlando in 2004 as the director of youth development. He assisted with the inaugural Prospects team in last summer and has coached the U17 and U18 teams in the Ajax Orlando youth academy.
"Greg's ability to develop the players in our youth academy directly contributes to the success of our PDL team," said Mark Dillon, president and CEO of Ajax Orlando. "His experience with the league and his professional understanding of game operations adds excitement and enthusiasm to our second year."
In his new position, Petersen will oversee player recruitment and training, as well as other management functions. He is responsible for a new game partnership program that allows youth clubs across the state to host an Ajax Prospects PDL game at their facilities. This program allows host clubs to witness the highest level of amateur soccer available in Florida.
Petersen's professional background prior to Ajax Orlando includes coaching positions with other PDL and USL First Division teams. Petersen served as director of soccer/head coach for the Des Moines Menace PDL team, where he led the 2003 Menace to the playoffs with a record of 12-5-1.
Prior to the Menace, Petersen was a private consultant, specializing in professional soccer both domestically and abroad. He served as director of soccer for the USL First Division's El Paso Patriots from 1999-2000 and the Nashville Metros from 1997-1999. With the Patriots, Petersen led the team to the playoffs for the first time in five years. He led the 1998 Metros to the Central Division Championship, as the second highest scoring USL First Division team that year.
Petersen received his bachelor's degree in speech communication from California State University. He holds the highest coaching license in the U.S. from the United States Soccer Federation and was the first professional coach in the U.S. to earn full certification from the Union of European Football Associations.
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The new Junior Company of Dutch National Ballet tour their first show, with an engaging programme including works by Hans van Manen, Rudi van Dantzig and Peter Wright, and a UK premiere from British rising star George Williamson.
The new Junior Company of Dutch National Ballet was formed in 2013 to provide a unique development programme for 12 young dancers. The inaugural company draws together emerging talent from around the world, and Springboard offers UK audiences the first opportunity to experience their vibrancy and beauty.
Their programme includes pas de deux from the classical ballets, including Van Dantzig's Swan Lake, Peter Wright's The Sleeping Beauty and Petipa's Diane et Actaeon. Van Manen's coolly erotic Kwintet is presented with works by dancer and choreographer Ernst Meisner, artistic director of the company. The programme concludes with the UK premiere of Dawn Dances by George Williamson, artistic associate of English National Ballet.
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"One of the things Court Appointed Special Advocates does with the money we make is train volunteers to work with these kids to go represent them in the court system," Metzger said. "The volunteers look out for the best interest of the kids. They make sure the kids are safe and in a good home."
CASA began in the late 1970s after Seattle Judge David Soukup noticed a reoccurring problem in his courtroom.
"... When you're involved with a child and you're trying to decide what to do to facilitate that child's growth into a mature and happy adult, you don't feel like you have sufficient information to allow you to make the right decision," Soukup asserted on CASA's website. "You can't walk away and leave them at the courthouse at 4 o'clock. You wonder, 'Do I really know everything I should? Have I really been told all the different things? Is this really right?"
Soukup attained funding to recruit and train community volunteers to advocate for the children in the courtroom. CASA has since then transformed into a nationwide group with a chapter in each state. According to Metzger, the chapters are beginning to move into separate counties.
Bradley County's CASA chapter is about to hold its third annual Light of Hope Moonlight Walk in honor of Melisha Gibson. Gibson was only 4 years old when she died due to severe child abuse in Cleveland. In an era before social media, her story went nationwide as the community banded together to change the child abuse laws in Tennessee and across the nation.
"What we ask anyone to do, whether as an individual or in the club, is to come out and walk," Metzger said. "Make a donation, put a team together and support us."
The walk will begin at 7 p.m. on Oct. 11, 2012. Participants will meet on the Greenway at Raider Drive. The walk will end at the prayer garden at the Church of God headquarters. Brochures for the Moonlight Walk urge people to, "Give a child a voice."
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Hi all. This year I expanded my veggie garden and threw down a "lasagne" garden bed for several squash, watermelon, and cantaloupe I grew from seed. The bed is about 10' X 5' wide.
In the past my curcurbits have succumbed to powdery mildew, squash bugs, etc. So, I planted 4 congo watermelon, 2 cantaloupe, 2 pumpkin and 1 calabash. I expected only a few to survive and maybe one to thrive. I was wrong. The plants have taken off like a rocket, have already grown all over their "assigned" area and are now crawling through the garden fence onto the adjoining lawn. I know keeping them on the ground is encouraging diseases, so I am wondering how I can train them to go vertical? Any ideas on a vertical trellis system that could hold 10 lb. fruits? Any idea on how to install the trellis without damaging delicate surface roots? Should I/Can I prune the vines to a certain length? I know I messed up this year by not figuring this out before, but how about for next year? Trellis ideas? Staking? THANKS A BUNCH! BTW, I followed Louis Riotte companion planting and planted the squash with just a few icicle radishes, marigolds, basil, and onions. I also planted lots of sunflowers in and around the plants. I don't understand how it works, but it does- the squash have no squash bug damage and are just thriving magically. There are squash bugs in the garden, but they just hang out on the sunflowers and ignore the squash. And thus far, I have used no pesticides (I go as organic as possible....) |
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from what I've read if you decide to trellis melons you have to cradle the fruit when they get big. canvas sacks I think. |
I have lots of stuff getting attacked by powdery mildew but so far the squash and zucchini are producing anyway. As for a quick and easy trellis idea. I like to use the cattle panels from tractor supply. You can leave the whole 16' length (they are about 4' wide) and make an arch and secure it with stakes or posts. Or you can cut into sections and stab the pointed ends into the ground and make a sort of fence with it for the plants to climb. I like to take sections of it and zig zag them and tie them together to give them more strength and stability. As to growing pumpkins and watermelons up a trellis, hum. You might have to use some fabric to make hammocks to support the fruit because I doubt the vines could handle that. cantaloupe might be able to support it's own fruit, I'll soon find out since I seem to have had several cantaloupe plants sneak in with my cucumbers and climb the trellises. Here is an example of the arch with a cattle panel |
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Sorry, I don't seem to know how to post pictures properly. What did I do wrong here? |
Let me try that again Ok, so it didn't work when I coppied and pasted but it worked when I type it out by hand. |
Here's a few more pictures of Cattle Panel cut into sections, to give you a different perspective.... Tom |
- Posted by everythingirl1 9 (My Page) on Mon, May 4, 09 at 14:59
Wow- your pics (of cattle panel and container garden) are amazing. You should be very proud of your design/ideas. Thank you so much for sharing them- I am definitely going to get the cattle panels for trellising in the summer/fall gardens. I have not had a nematode problem yet (heavy, wet clay soil is what we have) but I have done containers due to space constraints and I have been wondering how to water them more effectively (I'm having to water 5 gal. tomatoes every day or twice a day sometimes). I may try you pot-in-a-pot method- it looks great. THANKS AGAIN! |
- Posted by an_ill-mannered_ache 9a (My Page) on Mon, May 4, 09 at 17:32
i use zip ties to fasten plastic mesh onto conduit--cheaper, easier to store, easier to transport than cattle panels. not better, mind you, but easier. i can put one together in under 10 minutes for under 5 dollars. i have my melons growing up the mesh now, and i don't yet see a problem with the trellis hold the fruits (fast break cantaloupe)--it's a vigorous grower with strong and abundant tendrils that wind tightly. i hope not to have to use anything to support them, but if i do, it's pantyhose... |
Hey Ill-man, digression here, I'm not big on cantaloupe but I love honey dews, any recommendations on a good Florida variety? Tom |
- Posted by an_ill-mannered_ache 9a (My Page) on Mon, May 4, 09 at 21:41
i got nothing for you, tom. first year i'm growing melons. fast break really impressed me--first female flower set fruit. that cuccuzi squash you gave me... it's amazing. already at 10' and growing, no exaggeration, 8-10" a day. pretty white flowers that smell like melons. and about 40 fruit set. |
that cuccuzi squash you gave me... it's amazing. already at 10' and growing, no exaggeration, 8-10" a day. pretty white flowers that smell like melons. and about 40 fruit set. Hey buddy, you've got to post a picture! I'm sure that's what Christine is growing too because it's flowering in the daytime, the calabash gourds flower at night. |
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Constable Hook also called Constable's Hook, is a short cape located on the north side of the outlet of Kill van Kull into Upper New York Bay (40°39′28″N 74°05′58″W / 40.65778°N 74.09944°WCoordinates: 40°39′28″N 74°05′58″W / 40.65778°N 74.09944°W). It forms the eastmost extent of the industrial Port Johnson in southeast Bayonne. Historically the term may be used more broadly, as synonymous with Bergen Point such as when it defined the southern extent of Bergen Township in 1693.
Site of a Standard Oil fire of July 1900, southern Constable Hook between Hook Road and Kill Van Kull still has oil docks and storage tanks including those of Exxon. Most of eastern Constable Hook was the 20th century Bayonne city dump, and now belongs to the Bayonne Golf Club, including a recreated lighthouse on the highest hill on the cape, serving as its clubhouse.[1] The Robbins Reef Light actually serves to guide harbor traffic. The north end has South Cove Commons, a late 20th-century shopping mall on North Hook Road, and a public shoreside nature walk east of there, affording views of tidal mudflats, the former Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne, and New York Harbor.
In 1646, the Dutch West India Company, under the leadership of Director-General William Kieft, gave a land grant to Jacob Jacobsen Roy who was a chief gunner or constable in Fort Amsterdam in New Amsterdam. The area, "Konstapel's Hoeck" in Dutch, takes its name from Roy's title. Roy, however, never cultivated or settled on the land.[2]
The first settler is believed to be Pieter Van Buskirk (Boskerck). Born around January 1, 1665, Van Buskirk built a stone house overlooking Upper New York Bay on Constable Hook at what became known as Van Buskirk's Point around the year 1700. Van Buskirk started a small family cemetery next to his house in 1736. His wife, Tryntje died on October 31 of that year and was buried in the cemetery. Pieter Van Buskirk died two years later on July 20, 1738 and was also buried in the cemetery.
For over 200 years, Van Buskirk and his descendants lived in his farmhouse. The house was demolished in 1906 by the Standard Oil Company, which owned the land and were expanding their refinery. Standard Oil has now refurbished the cemetery.[3]
In 1798, Van Buskirk descendent's sold a portion of Constable Hook to the Hazard Powder Co. that built a factory and dock. During the War of 1812, the Hazard Powder Co. factory produced gunpowder for the U.S. Navy and for fortifications in and around New York harbor.
In 1854 James J. Van Buskirk (1791–1856), wrote a will and mentioned 2 acres (8,100 m2) of his land situated at Constable Hook off East 22 Street was to be reserved for a cemetery. The cemetery was not opened until December 1854 and plots in the cemetery were sold soon after. The official name of the cemetery is not known, but it was often referred to in documents as "Hook Cemetery", "Bayonne Cemetery", "Constable Hook" et al. It is currently being called the "Bayonne Constable Hook Cemetery". Today part of the cemetery still exists due to a restoration project of the 1980s. The cemetery is surrounded by property owned by IMTT and is also maintained by them.[4]
On March 15, 1861, the New Jersey Legislature approved unification of Constable Hook along with Bergen Point, Centerville and Salterville into the Township of Bayonne. Three weeks later the Charter for the City of Bayonne was signed by Governor Charles S. Olden.[5]
In 1864, after building a railroad bridge over Newark Bay, the Central Railroad of New Jersey laid railroad tracks through Bayonne into Constable Hook. After the American Civil War, they built the Port Johnston Coal Docks, at the time the largest coal port in the world. Many Irish immigrants took jobs with the railroad living in Constable Hook. So many Irish had moved there that the residents of Bayonne referred to the area as "Irishtown." In 1872, John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil bought land on Constable Hook. Three years later, Prentice Oil Company was also established at Constable Hook. This company was later sold to a subsidiary of the Pennsylvania Railroad called Empire Transportation Company, a competitor of Standard Oil. Other oil companies like Tidewater and Ocean Oil also built refineries on Constable Hook. The oil companies attracted Hungarian, Czech and Slovakian immigrants from Eastern Europe.[6]
On July 26, 1877, the first full scale strike occurred in Bayonne at the Port Johnston Coal Docks when workers walked off the job.
Port Johnston was the site of a prisoner-of-war camp for Italian soldiers during WW2.[7]
On July 4, 1900, a fire broke out in the Standard Oil refinery on Constable Hook. It started when lightning caused a number of the large oil tanks to explode. Flaming oil spread out into New York Bay. It took three days to extinguish the fire that in the end caused $2.5 million in damages yet only nine injuries.
Workers at the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey (modern day Exxon) went on strike over wages and union organization from July 15 to July 29, 1915. Bayonne police battled the strikers causing the death of one striker. A week later, on July 22, a riot broke out as gunfire would take the lives of four more men, one as young as 19, and injuring many others, one as young as twelve.
A second strike would occur the following year. On October 10, a riot broke out that left three policeman and several strikes injured. As the riots continued in the streets, police and strikers traded gunfire and one woman was killed. The strike ended on October 19 as the strikers returned to work and Standard Oil agreed to give everyone a raise.[6]
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Constable Hook, NJ real time tides (forecast guidance), NOAA.
- Bayonne Constable Hook Cemetery.
- Chapter XIX, Old Bergen,Daniel Van Winkle, 1902.
- Sunset, Constable's Hook, etching, Childe Hassam, 1915, Cleveland Museum of Art.
- Old Firefighter movie, Constable Hook, July 5, 1900, from Library of Congress collections.
- ^ http://newyork.construction.com/features/archive/2005/0510_feature2-d.asp
- ^ Joan F. Doherty, Hudson County The Left Bank, ISBN 0-89781-172-0 (Windsor Publications, Inc., 1986)
- ^ The Bayonne Times, June 1, 1969
- ^ Graveinfo.com, accessed September 06, 2008.
- ^ Bayonne Historical Society, accessed December 15, 2007.
- ^ a b Kathleen M. Middleton, Images of America - Bayonne, ISBN 0-7524-0069-X (Arcadia Publishing Corp., 1995)
- ^ http://www.colorantshistory.org/ItalianPOWCamp.html
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Can West Coast All-Star Classic elbow way into crowded prep circuit?
Saturday's game at ShoWare Center in Kent, created by Rainier Beach boys basketball coach Mike Bethea, is drawing some of the nation's top prep talent.
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West Coast All-Star Classic
When: Saturday, 6 p.m.
Where: ShoWare Center in Kent
Who: 22 top high-school basketball players from across the country
Tickets: $15 at the ShoWare Ticket Office or $12 online (before game day) at westcoastallstarclassic.com
Mike Bethea surveyed the high-school basketball landscape and noticed a great void. Why, he often wondered, does the West Coast not have its own premier all-star game?
Over the years, as the Rainier Beach boys basketball coach became a six-time state champion and a nationally prominent figure, his curiosity turned into a call to action. He would get invited to coach in big-time player showcases, and he knew this region had to get into that game.
So, finally, he's doing something about it. The inaugural West Coast All-Star Classic will tip off at 6 p.m. Saturday at the ShoWare Center in Kent. The event, which also includes three-point shooting and dunk contests at 7 p.m. Friday at Rainier Beach, is a risk he'll happily take. With the help of business partner Virginia Owens, Bethea's aspiration is to turn this event into a mainstay in the crowded national all-star circuit.
"I've always wanted to know why we didn't have a high-profile all-star game on the West Coast," Bethea said. "Somebody has to have the initiative to make it happen. What better place to have a national high-school all-star basketball game than here?"
It is an intriguing use of Seattle's leverage as a hoops hotbed. Events of this nature aren't a given, even in basketball-loving areas, and we'll have to see how this first one goes before declaring whether the West Coast All-Star Classic has staying power.
But as the big test approaches, it appears this event has been well-planned, and it has a stunning list of supporters. Hall of Famer-in-waiting Gary Payton — who has trusted Owens for years because of the work she has done with his ex-wife, Monique, on the Women Standing Tall nonprofit — is a huge advocate. Jamal Crawford, Nate Robinson and former Oregon coach Ernie Kent have been big supporters, too. Mayor Mike McGinn and Metropolitan King County Council chair Larry Gossett add political might to the cause. Numerous local professional athletes are expected to attend.
The list of corporate sponsors is strong. And the 22 players invited to participate include some of the area's best senior talent (Zach LaVine, MarQuis Davis, D.J. Fenner, Tucker Haymond, Seth Berger), as well as Washington recruits Darin Johnson and Jahmel Taylor and other highly regarded prospects from the West Coast and beyond.
There should be some good basketball on display. Bethea said the collection of talent is on the same level of a prominent national event, the Kentucky Derby Festival Classic, which is played in Louisville every April.
"I feel real good for a first-year event," Bethea said. "There's definitely a big buzz behind this game. It's not just Washington. We have players coming in from the Bay Area, Southern California, North Carolina, Texas. They're all excited to see what this is all about. It's not like we're scrambling to get players who want to play. We had to turn some good players away."
Optimism drips off Bethea's every word, but he realizes it will take time for this event to gain traction. It won't be knocking the McDonald's All-American Game off its perch any time soon. The Jordan Brand Classic has a cemented place, too. And while it's not technically a high-school all-star game, the Nike Hoops Summit — an annual event in Portland pitting the best American high-school seniors against an international all-star squad — is the West Coast's most celebrated amateur basketball event.
But there's room for more, Bethea says. And the timing is right: One of the lesser-publicized items in the NCAA's controversial deregulation plan is eliminating restrictions on all-star games. Currently, a senior can compete in no more than two all-star contests (the Nike Hoops Summit doesn't count). Unless something changes, the NCAA won't put a cap on all-star games starting next year. It will give the West Coast All-Star Classic a chance to pursue the best possible talent without asking players to make difficult decisions.
This is both a good year to have a trial run and to get established before others try to take advantage of the rule change by starting new events next season.
The proceeds for this year's West Coast All-Star Classic will go to the Urban Family Center and to the Rainier Beach Foundation's ambitious effort to renovate Beach and make it the greenest high school in the state.
"I feel real comfortable with how we've done it," Bethea said. "Is there a possibility that we wind up disappointed? Of course. We want a good gate. We need a good gate. But this is the first year. We're going to measure success by the fun had by the people who attend."
Well, clearly, no one will ever doubt Bethea's ability to orchestrate entertaining basketball.
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(CNN) — (CNN) -- A Microsoft executive took to the tech giant's official blog Wednesday to take an uncharacteristically direct shot at rival Apple.
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Ana Elizabeth RosasAssistant Professor, Chicano/Latino Studies Assistant Professor, History Director of Undergraduate Studies, Chicano-Latino Studies |
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Chicana/o History; Comparative Immigration and Ethnic History; Gender Studies; and Oral History | |
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Ana Elizabeth Rosas earned her doctorate in History at the University of Southern California, and is currently an assistant professor and director of undergraduate studies in the departments of Chicano-Latino Studies and History at the University of California, Irvine. Dr. Rosas is the recipient of numerous awards and prizes, among them the Organization of American Historians Huggins Quarles Award. Her historical investigation of the Mexican immigrant family experience in Mexico and the United States has been supported by the Ford Foundation, The Huntington, Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History, and Stanford University's Bill Lane Center for the American West. She has served as chair and member of the American Historical Association's Committee on Minority Historians, and is currently an elected member of the Council of the Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association. Her teaching experience includes teaching the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History's summer seminar on America and Immigrant Life with Dr. Vicki L. Ruiz. Dr. Rosas is completing a book manuscript on the mid-twentieth century Mexican immigrant family experience in Mexico and the United States, organizing and facilitating several undergraduate workshop events, faculty advisor to Phi Lamda Rho, and enjoys teaching and advising students investigating the experiences of children, women, and men worldwide. Publications (Select): Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Pathways to Legalization: Interrogating Undocumented Mexican Immigration across the United States-Mexico Borderlands, 1942-1956," Kalfou: A Journal of Relational and Comparative Ethnic Studies, Forthcoming. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Seeing Ourselves and for Ourselves: The Infinite Potential of Women's and Gender History," Journal of American History, Oxford University Press, December 2012, 830-834. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Some Children Left Behind: Families in the Age of Deportation," Boom: The Journal of California, Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 79-85. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Breaking the Silence: Mexican Children and Women's Confrontation of Bracero Family Separation, 1942-1964," Gender & History, August 2011, Volume 23, Issue 2, 382-400. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Historical Paths to Mexican American Citizenship," Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos, February 2008, Vol. 24, No. 1: 147–167. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Left Behind: The Fixity of Mexican Youth and the Bracero Program, 1942-1945," Paul Lopez, Ed. "Que Fronteras?: Mexican Braceros and a Re-examination of the Legacy of Migration," Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt Publishing, 2010. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Pathways toward Mentoring for an Expansive, Inclusive, and Shared Sense of History," Perspectives on History, January 2012. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "Teaching Chicana History: Reflecting on the Pedagogic Potential of Emotions," Perspectives on History, November 2012. Rosas, Ana Elizabeth, "The Bracero Family Experience," Freedom to Move, Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Teaching Kit, 2012, 80-82, Tracks 13 and 14 (Printed and audio recording of primary source teaching materials on the Bracero Program family experience). |
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Strong nights by the usual suspects in the WHL.
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#6 Michigan 3 @ Northern Michigan 1
Kevin Quick - Defense - Michigan 0-0-0 Even, 0 PIM
Quick recorded one shot on net in Michigan's (2-1-0) 3-1 win over Northern Michigan(1-2-0). The Wolverines outshot the Wildcats 30-14. The two teams face each other tonight again in Marquette, Mich.
UMASS-Lowell 2 @ #15 Massachusetts 2
John Wessbecker Defense - UMASS 0-0-0 Even, 0 PIM
UMASS (1-1-1) plays to a tie against in-state and Hockey East rival UMASS-Lowell (0-0-1) to open their conference play. The Minutemen host Connecticut (1-0-0) tonight in a non-conference match-up.
Sorry these are belated...
Albert Vishnyakov did not play in Spartak's 1-0 loss to Yaroslavl.
Evgeny Artyukhin had 2 goals in Omsk's 3-2 overtime win over Cherepovets. Alexei Glukhov was scoreless in the match for Severstal.
Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless in Kazan's 3-2 loss to Novokuznetsk. His younger brother Denis did not play for Novokuznetsk.
Anton But was scoreless in a wild 7-4 St. Petersburg win against Chekhov.
That was an awesome home opener. That was a great indoctrination into what the Norfolk fan base is all about.
Ryan Munce had a relatively light night stopping 17 of 18 for the win. That did include stopping a breakaway and a handful of other dangerous chances, but for the most part Norfolk's defense kept Binghamton from getting any puck possession and when they did they were kept out to the perimeter.
First Period NOR Mihalik, (1) (Kvapil, Wanvig), 4:49
Second Period NOR Milley, (1) (Klinkhammer, Taylor), 3:25 NOR Stewart, (1) (Collymore), 11:13 (SH) BNG Bass, (1) (Mauldin, Yablonski), 12:30
Third Period NOR Wanvig, (3) (Jancevski, Jones), 5:02 (PP) NOR Taylor, (1) (Leach, Wanvig), 6:52
Norfolk outshot Binghamton 31-18 in the game, and the territorial time felt it was tilted even more in the favor of the Admirals.
Boston continues to be unholy ground for the Lightning.
Johan Holmqvist allowed 4 goals on 23 shots in the loss. Two of the goals went through Holmer, albeit one on a deflection and one through a screen, and the final Bruins goal resulted from a Holmqvist whiff on a pass across the top of his crease he clearly should've gotten. You can't say he cost the Lightning the game tonight because Thomas was unsolvable for the B's, but it might be time for Marc Denis to get his first start.
First Period Boston 3:48, Peter Schaefer 1 (Andrew Ference) Boston 19:50, Marco Sturm 2 (Andrew Ference, Patrice Bergeron)
Second Period Tampa Bay 1:45, Brad Richards 3 (Mike Lundin)
Third Period Boston 9:49, Mark Stuart 1 (Marc Savard, Chuck Kobasew) Boston 16:19, Marco Sturm 3 (Patrice Bergeron, Glen Murray)
Despite a power play assist from Lightning prospect Johan Harju, Lulea was pasted 6-1 by Djurgardens. The helper was Harju's first of the year to go along with six goals in ten games.
Andreas Holmqvist was scoreless in Frolunda's 3-2 loss to Timra.
Seattle Thunderbirds 2 @ Chilliwack Bruins 6 G Riku Helenius, SEA: Loss, 14 saves on 17 shots, Pulled in first period.
Helenius, the WHL goaltending leader in GAA and Save Percentage entering the game, was pulled just after the 15 minute mark of the first period with the T-Birds down 3-0. Jacob DeSerres came in and stopped 30 of 33 shots in relief as Chilliwack peppered Seattle with 50 shots. The Bruins, who are 7-1-1-1 in their second year of existence, held 19-4 and 36-9 shots-on-goal advantages after the first and second periods. The Thunderbirds managed just 15 shots in the fight-filled game.
Lethbridge Hurricanes 3 @ Regina Pats 4 C Mitch Fadden, LET: 0-0-0, E, 4 PIM
Fadden had a rare scoreless game. He had minor penalties for holding and roughing. The 'Canes have lost four in a row.
Prince George Cougars 3 @ Prince Albert Raiders 1 C/W Dana Tyrell, PG: 0-0-0, +1, 0 PIM
A quiet night for Tyrell on the stat sheet, but that's 3 wins in 4 games for the Cougars on their eastern road trip so far. They began the trip with a 1-6-0-0 record.
QMJHL Acadie-Bathurst Titan 2 @ Lewiston MAINEiacs 3 D Michael Ward, LEW: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 1 SOG
That's five in a row for Lewiston, and now they get Jonathan Bernier from the Kings.
WHL Prince George Cougars 3 @ Saskatoon Blades 1 C/W Dana Tyrell, PG: 1-1-2, +1, 0 PIM, *Second Star*
The Cougars have won 2 of 3 on their road trip so far. Tyrell's goal came on the power play.
Lethbridge Hurricanes 2 @ Swift Current Broncos 5 C Mitch Fadden, LET: 0-1-1, -1, 12 PIM
Fadden had a 10 minute misconduct tacked on to a slashing minor early in the first period. The Broncos scored on the ensuing 2 minute power play.
Evgeny Artyukhin had 2 penalty minutes in Omsk's 2-1 loss to Yaroslavl.
Alexei Glukhov was scoreless in Cherepovets' 3-2 overtime win over Spartak. Alex Vishnyakov did not play for Spartak.
Vasily Koshechkin did not play in Kazan's 6-1 stomping of Novosibirsk. Dimitri Kazionov had 4 penalty minutes in the match for Ak Bars.
Denis Kazionov did not play in Novokuznetsk's 4-3 loss to Nizhnekamsk.
Anton But had an assist in St. Petersburg's 3-1 win over Khabarovsk.
Johan Harju had a power play goal and six penalty minutes today in Lulea's 4-3 victory over Mora. "Big Joe" is tied for third in the Elitserien in goals with 6 in 9 games. His 3 power play goals is tied for second in the league.
Andreas Holmqvist had an assist and two penalty minutes in Frolunda's 5-0 win over Farjestads.
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Accessories: Jewelmint fox cuff, Sincerely So clover bracelet, Madewell and Citizen Mod rings
In celebration of the first day of Spring (today!), I wanted to wear a bright and cheery color that represented the season's beautiful blooming flowers and sunshine! I can't wait to transition into this fun season and see lots of gorgeous pastels and happy hues in the upcoming months!
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I'm looking for a compact/dwarf crape myrtle to plant at the start of my driveway. I was really liking the red cherry dazzle dwarf because the size/color would be ideal for the location: https://www.gardenerdirect.com/buy-plants-online/119/Dwarf-Crape-Myrtle/Razzle-Dazzle-Cherry-Dwarf-Crape-Myrtle However, I've been reading here that they don't bloom or are not reliable. That worry's me because I really, really want that showy red bloom. Are there any updates on the bloom for the CDDCM or suggestions for good alternatives? Thanks, everyone! |
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Who do you think looks best today? (5 photos)
The best street style from London Fashion Week: http://ow.ly/p48HS via @StyleCaster
Formerly seen outside the bedroom only under cover of darkness, lace has now come into the light, but in a totally different guise. Instead of veiling bare skin, day wear treats it as an accent fabric that spotlights its intricacy rather than its intimacy. The result is unexpectedsurprisingly not sexy, but it sure is pretty.
Stick to lingerie colorsblack and nudewhich add cheekiness to lace?s newly reworked propriety. (Colors can take it from chic to cheap.) Make an inspired odd couple by pairing it with flannel, bordering a Donegal tweed, or under a sporty coat. A lace shoe is too much for day, but a bag is finejust choose a shoulder strap, not a clutch.
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Happy Birthday to the Prince of Darkness! VAMPLIFIED®
As a recording artist, I am occassionally asked, "What's your favorite album?" The very first thing that comes to mind that I blurt out is "No More Tears".
Thought I would share that with you for your birthday, so now you know.
Happy Birthday Ozzy!
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Love this park. It is wooded with large sites. Great WiFi and TV reception. We walked to the pier with beautiful views. Used Passport America with this rate. Friendly staff. Close to Kennedy Space Center. One of the laundry rooms was closed due to renovations. The second laundry was only 2 washers and 2 dryers but a laundry is close by in town. Even without the discount this is a good value and great place to stay. Started to fill up as the weekend approached but believe there are many that stay for the winter. - sherp108
Heavily shaded park on the Indian River with great views of the Cape Kennedy launch complex. Park was sparsely populated this time of year as the snowbirds have not yet arrived. Rate reflects Passport America price, which is very limited at this park. We were offered a site with a view of the river and watched a launch of a satellite that night. Full hookup at this site with free Wi-Fi. This park also has a pool which is rare for a county park. We would return in the future. - Bob & Stephanie
Rate reflects Passport America discount which just began the day we arrived. Nice county park with plenty of shade. Riverside setting is very nice especially when there's a launch at the Space Center across the river. The pool is a nice touch for a county park. We would definitely visit again. - Bob & Stephanie


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In 1981, President Ronald Reagan nominated Sandra Day O'Connor for the U.S. Supreme Court. She was confirmed by the Senate 99-0 and sworn in September of that year, making her the first woman justice in the court's history.
Graduating high in her class at Stanford Law School, her road to Washington, D.C., wasn't so forthcoming. O'Connor set out to find a job as a lawyer but was repeatedly turned down by firms that would not hire women. The one job offer she received was for a position as a legal secretary. Instead of becoming a secretary, she accepted a position as a deputy county attorney in San Mateo, Calif.
After moving to Arizona, she went on to serve the state as an assistant attorney general and state senator. She was elected majority leader in 1972, the first woman to hold such office anywhere in the United States. In 1974 O'Connor won a hard-fought election to a state judgeship on the Maricopa County Superior Court. Five years later, the Democratic governor selected her as his first appointee to the Arizona Court of Appeals. Two years later, she replaced Justice Potter Stewart on the Supreme Court.
Over time O'Connor earned a reputation on the bench as a moderate conservative. She also made it clear that the high court's role in American society was to interpret the law, not to legislate. On July 1, 2005, she announced her retirement, effective with the nomination and confirmation of her successor. Justice Samuel Alito was sworn in on Feb. 1, 2006, thus marking the end of O'Connor's accomplished Supreme Court career. A month later she was appointed to the Iraq Study Group, a ten-person, bipartisan panel charged by the United States Congress to conduct an independent assessment of the situation in Iraq and to make recommendations regarding U.S. involvement in the region.
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Love the cement island top-can you tell me how it compare in cost to other countertop materials?
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How is the cement finished including the edging. Do you have problems with chipping?
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The countertop is actually a limestone countertop. It is often mistaken for concrete in the photographs.


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My name is Lotus!
Facts about Lotus
- Breed: Mastiff/Rhodesian Ridgeback Mix
- Color: Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - With Black
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
Lotus's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Lotus is an incredible athlete, with an inquisitive mind and expressive smile. She is looking for an active and structured home with people who will take her for daily walks, throw a tennis ball for her to retrieve or play her favorite game -find it (looking for hidden treats and toys) She is very motivated to please her human friends here at Rescue Ranch and loves to learn new things for treat and play rewards. Lotus is an energetic and exuberant girl; she needs a tall fence that she can't leap over in a single bound. Her exuberance may be a bit overwhelming for small children and dogs but older children and right dog pal would give her the play she wants. Lotus would love for you to meet her soon and throw her a tennis ball (or 10) or watch her work a dog puzzle. She would make a great detection dog
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Lotus, a Yreka Mastiff/Rhodesian Ridgeback dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Mastiff/Rhodesian Ridgeback for sale in Yreka, or seeking a Mastiff/Rhodesian Ridgeback dog from a breeder in Yreka.
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Battles strains to make The Baytown Outlaws edgy and black-humored in a manner that positively screams, "I just wanna be Tarantino!" The film is fitfully diverting, but all the violence soon cancels itself out and a cacophonous monotony sets in rather quickly. But the film has a handsome digital look, as photographed by Dave McFarland, and it is thankfully populated by various colorful character actors joyfully hamming it up, like Andre Braugher as the equivocal sheriff, Michael Rapaport as a roadhouse manager, and wonderful John McConnell (who gave a magnificent performance as Big Daddy in Maureen Morley and Tom Willmorth's genius Tennessee Williams parody The Glass Mendacity) as a particularly mendacious senator.
The actors portraying the Oodies are all definite eye candy in a particular rough-trade kind of way and ply their macho meanderings adeptly. Longoria has very little to do apart from being feisty and fetching, but Thornton seems to be enjoying himself playing this particular scum of the earth, and has some drily amusing, twangy line readings. Things do take a turn for the insufferable, however, with a last-act moment of commiseration between dim-witted McQueen and the sweetly challenged Rob, for whom this pistol-packin' lout suddenly turns rather Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker.


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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center is actively preparing for institution-wide conversion to ICD-10 diagnostic and treatment codes.
The new version of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and the accompanying procedure coding and billing system that is used to classify diseases and health conditions requires extensive training for clinicians, medical coders and others.
Developed in the 1970s, ICD code sets and terminology have been updated over the years to the current version, ICD-9-CM (International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification). Now considered out of date with current medical terminology and knowledge, it will be replaced with ICD-10-CM/PCS (International Classification of Diseases, 10th Edition, Clinical Modification/Procedure Coding System). ICD-10 has been adopted by many countries including the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Germany and Canada. For most industrialized nations, it is now the standard.
ICD-10-CM/PCS consists of two parts:
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has performed extensive organizational impact assessments and developed strategies for a smooth transition to ICD-10 and to ensure synergies with other federal mandates such as Meaningful Use of the Electronic Health Record.
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Jeremy Hollowell, Austin Etherington leading Indiana's summer workouts
By Andy Proffet Post-Tribune correspondent July 16, 2013 11:24PM
Indiana's Jeremy Hollowell (33) shoots against Michigan's Jon Horford (15) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, in Bloomington, Ind. (AP Photo/Doug McSchooler)
Updated: August 19, 2013 2:21PM
Jeremy Hollowell's first season at Indiana was a blur.
The adjustment to college classes and workouts, the extra attention that came with being on the nation's No. 1 team, the pressure of living up to expectations, it all went "pretty fast," he said.
"Now I know what to expect," the IU sophomore said Tuesday.
And with team leaders Will Sheehey and Yogi Ferrell away from the team while representing the United States in the World University Games in Russia, it's been up to Hollowell and Austin Etherington to help smooth the transition for this year's freshman class.
"We've got seven new guys here," Etherington said, referring to the six-man freshman class and graduate student transfer Evan Gordon. "It's been a lot of work for guys to come in here and learn their roles and get better every day.
"The leadership has changed a lot. … It's made us become better leaders ourselves."
The Hoosiers lost Derek Elston, Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford to graduation; Victor Oladipo and Cody Zeller to the NBA; and Remy Abell and Maurice Creek, who transferred to other schools.
And with Ferrell and Sheehey in Russia, the end result has been that the leading returning scorer for the Hoosiers participating in practice this month has been Hollowell, who averaged 2.8 points in 33 games last season.
"We lost a lot of good players, but we have a lot of good players coming in," Hollowell said. "I see an opportunity for me to make a big jump this year.
"I know someone has to step up … that's what me and Austin have been trying to do."
It's been difficult for Etherington. His recovery from last season's fractured patella has prevented him from participating in full practice, although he's competing in one-on-one and two-on-two drills.
"The biggest thing (to overcome) is the mindset," Etherington said, who overcame a knee injury in high school. "The big thing is … go out there and not worry about your knee. The first time I took a charge in workouts it was a big step.
"It's made me push myself because I've been through it before."
"Push" is a keyword for an Indiana team that may be more athletic than last year's, but has to quickly overcome the loss of so much veteran talent.
"I'm going to be playing against a lot of guys that are older than me," said Noah Vonleh, who won't be 18 until Aug. 24. "I need to be ready."
"One of the big things we emphasize is talk, trying to get the young guys to talk (in practice)," Hollowell said. "Know what to expect, be there and help them through the workouts."
And be ready to run.
"One of the main reasons I came here was Coach (Tom) Crean and his skill development," Vonleh said. "I think we're getting better every day."


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This is an idea I got after a dream I had last night. If you want to share any Disney related dreams then come here and share them! Here's my first one:
Last night I dreamed I got cast in a new Hercules show in the Tarzan Rocks arena. I was one of the Gospel singers from the movie and we were singing Zero to Hero. So cool... I woke up so happy since Hercules is one of my fave Disney flicks due to the great music!
Chellie the Pirate Princess
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Fri, May 4, 12 at 8:23
The heavy plastic container is 16" x 16" x 20" or roughly 3 cubic feet. I have four of them with a staking structure built overhead, which works well. In the past I've grown one tomato in each, but this year I have so many, including duplicates, I was wondering if it would be to my advantage to plant two of a single variety in each, maybe pruning them to a single or double leader. Would appreciate some advice here. Thanks.
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For best production, the least stressed plants, and the least amount of daily care - 1 per container that size. If they were self-watering containers and you wanted to do extensive pruning and something like drip irrigation with auto feeding etc. you might do ok with 2 plants but production will be reduced. Dave |
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Thanks, guys. Appreciate the sound advice. Gary |
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Welcome to oosterholt's Member Page
See my Clippings See my Journal See my trade list
Have a garden for about 12 years and it is full, but I always find room for more..
Special interests are: hardy bamboos, daylilies, dahlias, geraniums, bulbs.
In the house I have a collection sansevierias.
I live in: Netherlands
My zone is: z7 Netherlands
My Birthday is August 30 .
My favorite forum 1 is Garden Exchange.
My favorite forum 2 is Bamboo.
First registered on September 08, 2003 .