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Owatonna, Minnesota
Interests: music, softball, traveller, racquetball player, movies, reading, photography, scrapbooking, drawing, being with the fam.
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December Daily - Day 15 A one-pager today. I had one picture that I wanted to showcase so I added a white border to it and put the journalling on the top and bottom of the picture using a white... Continue reading
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In my December Daily - Day 14 layout I used a picture I adjusted in Photoshop Elements from color to black and white. I only changed the background but left my nephew in color which is a little bit trickier.... Continue reading
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December Daily - Day 14 - All about the kiddos' Christmas church program. Continue reading
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Day 13 is here and it's a big one. I had two different activities that I wanted to highlight so there are a couple pages that I'll be showing. I used to think that I had to stick with the... Continue reading
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Day 12 is all about Shopping. I didn't do all of my shopping on Day 12 but this was the day that I happened to record my shopping adventures. The longer I scrapbook this project the more I don't necessarily... Continue reading
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Day 11 of December Daily: Winter Walk This layout was a challenge for me because I didn't have very good pictures so I needed to tread carefully. I ended up doing a combination of black and white pictures, color pictures... Continue reading
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Yep, I'm behind in posting my pages from December Daily but that's okay because better late than never, right? Plus I've seen plenty of other people posting late so I'm betting there are other people like me that are still... Continue reading
Posted 7 days ago at i make things
This was by far is my favorite page. Day 8: Secret Santa. I put a couple hours worth of work into it...which includes figuring out what I was going to do then designing it. Honestly 2 hours isn't that bad... Continue reading
Posted Dec 19, 2014 at i make things
Day 8! I'm trying to get caught up. :) I didn't have a whole lot for today. No pictures so I kept it to 1 page. I like the huge "coaster" 8 from an old Ali Edward kit. I just... Continue reading
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Day 7 - Quilting my tree skirt. I knew I wanted to do a page related to the tree skirt I was making but I didn't have a specific date because it takes more than a day to do it.... Continue reading
Posted Dec 19, 2014 at i make things
For Day 6 of December Daily all I wanted to do was concentrate on Home. Saturdays at home with Bruce are always happy days. I wanted to highlight my feelings at being home, which are not necessarily related to Christmas-time... Continue reading
Posted Dec 19, 2014 at i make things
Day 5! Woot woot! I had a lot of pictures I wanted to include so I added an insert for this day. Left page is on the chipboard. I added a lot of stuff on this page. Probably too much... Continue reading
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December Daily - Day 4 Yep I'm behind.No biggie. In years past I'd have been frantic trying to catch up but I decided I'll get it done even if I'm late. One night I'll crank out a couple pages the... Continue reading
Posted Dec 18, 2014 at i make things
Day 2...I'm on a roll and having so much fun with this project. Getting into my groove with scrapping and getting comfortable with the style of how this album is going to go. Honestly that's the hardest part. Picking a... Continue reading
Posted Dec 10, 2014 at i make things
Got this idea from Cathy Zielske and Elise Cripe. working on Scrapbook pages and a mini book for the Steele County Free Fair.~you'd think I'd just take something I made during the year but nothing felt good enough. sleeping with... Continue reading
Posted Aug 7, 2013 at i make things
We had another outdoor movie night on Friday. Jimmy and I set everything up and everyone just came over whenver. Kids, adults, and family. Kimmie brought her popcorn machine complete with butter bottle on the side and little cardboard popcorn... Continue reading
Posted Jul 10, 2013 at i make things
I've been taking more pictures lately. I've even been bringing my camera to the ball diamonds to get pictures of my family and friends. So...I decided to start something for the summer. I'm going to get pictures of everyone playing,... Continue reading
Posted Jun 29, 2013 at i make things
Some pics from Mother's Day! Grandma (aka my Momma) with her 4 grandkids: Jack (aka Mr. Crabby Pants/I don't want my picture taken), Korby (mr.ham), Jacob (the cheeseball...coincidentally he's eating cheesy poofs) and Gracie (I'm off in la-la land) My... Continue reading
Posted May 28, 2013 at i make things
Jacob turned one yesterday! I would have posted these pics yesterday but I was a bit busy with his party and then softball. So, here are a TON of pictures from his first year. I made centerpieces out of these... Continue reading
Posted Apr 16, 2012 at i make things
My nephew Korben James Harbal is 1 today! I call him Korby though. I picked that nickname up from Dad. LOL So I thought I'd post some pictures of the little guy from birth to now...just because the first year... Continue reading
Posted Apr 12, 2012 at i make things
Week 10 and still kickin' it! Having so much fun with this. Love putting stuff down each week while I still can remember it, as opposed to writing it down, blogging it then doing the page a year later. Week... Continue reading
Posted Mar 19, 2012 at i make things
Jacob climbing up the gate with his "Jack Jack" little mohawk/alfalfa sprout. Chris, on his birthday, playing Guitar Hero with Korby. Korby was so excited. You should have seen his face. This picture doesn't do it justice. He was just... Continue reading
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A word used to describe a hot sister of someone you know.
John's sister is such a sammy!
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16 Noyabr 2009
A sandwich. Often, one that is homemade.
Yo, while your out could you grab me a sammy?
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10 Dekabr 2006
An extremely smart girl who knows exactly what she wants, she can be very deceptive but being with a girl that gorgeous and funny is totally worth whatever price you pay. Down to get high and fuck all the time but doesnt give it over easily. She loves indie rock. Can be a total bitch when she wants to and isnt as fragile as other girls.
I love Sammy so much i just wish that she didnt hate me, she was so fucking chill!!
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27 Avqust 2013
abrv - Samantha Janus = Rhyming slang = Anus
"Hey Dave, how did you get on with the blonde last night?" "I had a right result, bosh bosh, I gave her both lumps right up the Sammy, HAVE THAT!"
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11 Aprel 2009
Sammy: A boy who has the most amazing hair EVER... A boy who can be inappropriate but makes you laugh... A boy who You want to hold on to... Sammy dresses awesomely.... Sammy is someone who is probably in the school band... Sammy is someone who you want to be friends with...
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09 Noyabr 2012
The most amazing, beautiful, cute, and adorable girl a guy could ever have!!!
Jake: Hey Carter, who is that amazing girl you are going out with?
Carter: Oh! That's Sammy!
Carter: Oh! That's Sammy!
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14 Oktyabr 2012
A girl with a big booty , a girl who has a very sexy body . Most Sammy's are usually very smart and becomes a bitch a times . A person who gets freaky in the bed and can get a great and small laugh out of you ! Always with a big smile .
Example : always be with a damn Sammy .
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21 Mart 2014

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A Parliamentary select committee, dominated by Government MPs, is concerned that the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (Cera) does not have the "necessary expertise" to lead the next stage of Christchurch's recovery.
The finance and expenditure committee is worried that Cera may struggle to recruit and retain key staff as its workload grows before it winds up in April 2016.
The committee, chaired by National list MP Paul Goldsmith, also wants officials to begin planning for a post-Cera environment from April 2016.
Both Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and Cera chief executive Roger Sutton admit there are challenges ahead, but rejected concerns that it could not handle the $40 billion rebuild.
Brownlee said the committee's observation was "not at all unexpected".
In its paper on Cera's 2012-13 financial review, the committee questioned whether the authority could co-ordinate the next stage of the recovery and avoid bottlenecks "as rebuilding will inevitably place pressure on available resources".
Labour earthquake recovery spokeswoman Ruth Dyson said it was clear that Cera was struggling to find good staff.
"It is a big worry. If we haven't got the right people attracted to Cera, then we won't have the right people to do the job," Dyson said.
Goldsmith said Cera had found some more staff and "it would seem they have made some progress in that respect lately".
The committee is made up of 11 MPs - six from National, three from Labour, Greens co-leader Dr Russel Norman and New Zealand First leader Winston Peters.
Peters said a recent auditor-general report, that expressed concerns about some of Cera's operations, clearly showed there were problems.
"You would have to be concerned if they are up to speed . . . heading towards the next stage [of the recovery], there are some serious concerns."
The committee report said it was important to plan for Cera's legacy.
The committee was told by Sutton that it was too early to start thinking about how a smooth post-Cera transition would be made. Cera agreed to give the committee "a clear plan for arrangements beyond 2016" by next year's financial review.
Sutton said the challenges facing Cera were always changing.
"Sometimes it can be hard to get all the right people in the right place at the right time."
Cera had used consultants "to fill those holes" when needed, but he was confident it could keep up
with the growing demands it would face as the recovery ramps up.
"It is a crucial two years ahead but I'm confident we have got the right people here."
Brownlee said getting the right staff for Cera was of "utmost importance".
It was working hard to balance the workload and promised delivery times to ensure the rebuild stayed on track.
"It's a challenge but the rebuild itself is an unprecedented event."
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Artists Fool's Garden, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Killers (beta)
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The new Chanel Spring 2015 Reverie Parisienne makeup collection is the epitome of romance. Inspired by the springtime gardens of Paris, the new makeup and polish range expresses the freshness and purity of spring. The collection comes in satiny shades, pink and grey with a splash of bright corals and fuschia. Even if, like me, you READ MORE
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Have you started planning your Valentine's Day nails yet? If you haven't decided, we've got 10 fantastic ideas for you. They're not the typical pink love heart V-Day manicures. We've selected everything from 3D love heart balloon nails to textured and cut-out designs. And... bonus! Some of these designs come with tutorials and others are just READ MORE
Practice makes it perfect. It makes sense, before you can reach perfection, you must struggle. My biggest nail art challenge used to be drawing long thin lines. One shake of the hand and nail design is ruined but after a few months of practice the tiniest and thinnest lines are doable. But there is still READ MORE
By now you've probably heard the news, the Pantone colour of 2015 is Marsala. A bold pop of neutral, this shade of a wine red with earthy brown undertones is flattering against many skin tones. So whether it's a lipstick or polish, you can easily incorporate Marsala in your beauty routine. Today's tutorial is an READ MORE
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Deal Folk Club Meeting, RMA Club, 37 The Strand, Walmer, 8pm. Singaround session. website: www.dealfolkclub.co.uk/
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Maddie4Music "Sing Frozen" Children's Music Workshop (for age 4-8yrs), The Astor Theatre, Stanhope Road, Deal, 2pm-3.30pm. A workshop based on the movie "Frozen". Sing favourite songs, improve vocal technique, form an ensemble and test knowledge in a prize quiz. Refreshments included. Fee: £8; pre-booking required:
Deal Lioness Quiz Night, The Royal British Legion Club, Market Street, Deal, doors open 7pm; quiz starts 7.30 pm. £6 per person (includes buffet); teams of 6; pay on arrival. Please book before 1 April 2015 (to help us plan catering0. To raise funds for Sandown Castle Community Garden Group.
Deal Breastfeeding Support Group, St George's Church, St George's Road, Deal, 1.30pm-3.30pm. Social group for breastfeeding mums; prams and toddlers welcome. £1.50.
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text: Hugo and Harper Saturday, Mar 16, 2013 06:00 am By: Alan Murdock Tweet If ever one wondered how mean-spirited a person can be, one had only to read the pontifical reaction of Prime Minister Stephen Harper to the passing of President Hugo Chavez. Maybe he was trying to curry favour with members of Congress and the White House. After all, we are at a critical time in our efforts to get the Keystone Pipeline approved and bad-mouthing Venezuela has been part of the strategy. Elsewise one would have expected him to act more charitably to the head of state of a country from whom we buy oil.Hugo Chavez has certainly been a thorn in backside of the American empire. He was among the best of the strutting actors on the international political stage. Still, behind the curtains, the real business of buying and selling petrochemical materials has been going merrily along to the benefit of all.President Chavez was not a benevolent leader for all his people, but he did focus heavily on trying to abolish poverty. His methods are unsustainable but he had the active support of the military and the adoration of the majority of Venezuelans. In this he must be regarded as successfully acting for the benefit of most of his people most of the time.Which brings us to our own prime minister. One of the politically admirable accomplishments of the right honourable gentleman has been his ability to accomplish something that all prime ministers since William Lyon Mackenzie have sought. Canada has a system of government based on the political supremacy of Parliament. The government of the day is constitutionally accountable to Parliament.Prime Minister Harper has deftly altered that impediment. He has seemingly convinced most of the people, most of the time, that he is in charge of running the country. Maybe he is. After all, he has twice been able to have Parliament prorogued at his will.He governs by omnibus bills and personally avoids Parliament as much as possible. When he does show up, he speaks sparingly, making eye contact only with the chair the Speaker occupies.The long-standing advisory role of the public service in policy development has been expunged and transferred to the Prime Minister's Office. He has stacked the Senate with Harper party camp followers – regardless of where they live.Which brings us to Mr. Harper's legacy. He has wisely followed the advice of David Carney. If he leaves the Bank of Canada alone, we should have an equally well balanced successor. But our PM delights in personal power and control. Why else would he ask the Supreme Court to grant him power to decide on the future of the Senate without having to consult the provinces?We have seen what is happening with aboriginal affairs. That is now run out of the PMO. Our defense contracts, traditionally loaded with political incursions, are in a disastrous state. The F35 won't fly and now Boeing says it can meet the requirements with 50 per ent lower operating costs. Really?The federal government ship-building program was launched with government-forced lowball cost estimates. The Harper government has downgraded the equipment and delayed delivery by six years. As for CSIS, the prime minister's appointee to head the Security Intelligence Review Committee is a forger who had been running a Ponzi scheme and is suspected of being involved in the construction rackets in Quebec.Of course our prime minister must be tempted to take a page from President Hugo's mantra and blame everyone else for his failings.If he succeeds, President Chavez will have truly earned a curtain call and a standing ovation.Alan Murdock is a local pediatrician.


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Steve O'Hear is best known as a technology journalist, currently at TechCrunch where he focuses on European startups, companies and products.
He first joined TechCrunch in November 2009 as Contributing Editor for TechCrunch Europe, where he worked alongside Editor Mike Butcher to help build TechCrunch's coverage in Europe.
In June 2011, Steve took a break from journalism to co-found the London and Prague-based startup Beepl. In his role as CEO, he helped the company raise its first VC round, along with seeing the Question & Answer site through development, private alpha and a high profile public launch. In November 2012, Beepl was acquired by Brand Embassy.
Along with TechCrunch, Steve has written for numerous publications, including ZDNet (where he wrote the well-respected blog 'The Social Web'), The Guardian, Macworld, TES, Last100 and ReadWriteWeb. He also wrote and directed the critically acclaimed Silicon Valley documentary 'In Search of the Valley', which was released in September 2006.
In 2002, Steve was made a fellow of the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts. He's also one half of ProtoBake Labs, an 'ideas incubator' he co-founded with Pete Harris.
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If criminal behaviour is genetic, should it be punished?
The concept of a "crime gene," and the explanation "my genes made me do it," are gaining in acceptance among many researchers. This development is generating novel challenges in criminal prosecutions.
In 1907, Sir Francis Galton first put forward the theory of "inheritance of criminal tendancies." Since then, sophisticated studies have increasingly confirmed a genetic basis for some criminal actions.
"Genetics and molecular biology have provided some significant insights into behaviour associated with inherited disorders," confirmed Joseph McInerney of the Foundation for Genetic Education and Counseling.
Recently, the Italian judiciary reduced the sentence of a convicted murderer on the grounds that his genes predisposed him to commit homicide.
"The odds of becoming a criminal are not equal at birth," suggested Irving Gottesman of the University of Virginia.
Preliminary information indicates that most criminal behaviour could be inescapably inherited.
"Individuals with these genes could find themselves engaging in criminal activity," suggested Caitlin Jones at Rochester Institute of Technology. "There is a genetic component to criminal behaviour."
Increasingly, defence attorneys are requesting that judges admit evidence suggesting clients are genetically predisposed towards violent or other criminal actions -- the so-called "DNA defence."
At issue is a body of research linking criminal behaviour to certain inherited genes. A 2008 study at Hebrew University in Israel identified argenine vasopresser receptor-1 (AVPR1 gene) as a cause for "ruthless" behaviour. Research in 2009 by Rose McDermott at Brown University uncovered a "warrior gene" responsible for high levels of aggression in response to provocation.
In 1995, a Dutch study showed that males in a family whose members repeatedly engaged in crime had a mutated monoamine oxidase-A (MAOA) gene. Recently, Kevin Beaver's research confirmed that boys with mutated MAOA genes are more likely to join gangs.
Last year, Guang Guo and colleagues showed the same MAOA variant generates violent delinquency. Research at the Civic Research Institute suggests MAOA is a "disinhibiting" gene, and mutations make people more likely to commit crimes.
According to Debrah Denno at Fordham Law School, "many people who commit homicides also have... relatives who are incarcerated."
She explained that "genetic mitigation" can show that an offender might not be responsible for his actions.
Sarnoff Mednick at the University of California confirms that adopted children whose biological parents are criminals are much more likely to become criminals themselves, even if their adopted parents are law-abiding.
If criminals are genetically pre-programmed to commit crimes, then the assumption that incarceration might reshape criminal behaviour could be flawed. According to a 2003 ruling of the New York Supreme Court, genetic predispostion evidence raises the ugly matter of "future dangerousness."
Of critical significance, as pointed out by philosopher Don Brock, is the conundrum that if an individual's genes are a principle cause of behaviour, and if those genes are unalterable, and their effects unchangeable, is it justifiable to be held responsible for the resultant actions?
Robert Alison has a PhD in zoology and is based in Victoria, B.C.
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Jaime Lee doesn't use up much energy sitting at her computer in the Furness Building on the University of Pennsylvania's campus.
But most of the energy she does consume is directed toward helping Penn consume less.
The master's student in architecture is the coordinator of a project to develop the Penn Sustainability Plan, which is a comprehensive plan to enable Penn to achieve climate neutrality.
In that role, Lee heads a team of about eight Penn students trying to assess the amount of energy consumed by each building on the university's campus.
The students walk through buildings with clipboards, writing down the amount of electricity used by everything from servers to desk lamps. They also note the buildings' size, the types of mechanical systems they have, and other features that could give them an idea of what in the buildings is consuming electricity.
"It's hard to point to where one could make improvements if we don't have kind of a finer idea of where the energy's actually going," Lee said.
Putting together plans like the one Lee is helping to construct is a requirement of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, which Penn President Amy Gutmann signed earlier this year.
According to the commitment, a climate neutral college or university is one that manages its energy consumption and takes steps to offset the energy it uses in such a way that it produces no new net greenhouse gases.
So far, presidents of more than 300 schools, including 10 in the area, have signed the commitment, which was initiated by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education; Second Nature, a Boston-based nonprofit that promotes sustainability education; and ecoAmerica, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that uses marketing strategies to promote environmental awareness.
The commitment is just one of many ways colleges and universities, here and elsewhere, are working to protect the environment.
For example, Villanova University recently began a composting program to reduce the amount of trash generated by its dining halls.
The university had a program for many years that sent food scraps to a hog farmer, but the farmer discontinued it about two years ago.
The replacement was the composting program, which started June 1. In it, workers in the prep area of the Dougherty Hall kitchen drop any scrap material they produce into strategically located containers. The material is then placed in a refrigerated room until it is picked up by a contractor, Washington, D.C.-based EnviRelation LLC, which takes it to a farm in Royersford for composting.
Despite the fact that it's only in one dining hall during a time when most Villanova students are on vacation, the program generated 6.5 tons of material in its first full month of operations.
"We started it in June so we can work out any of the operational concerns before introducing it to all the dining hall kitchens," said Kevin O'Donnell, Villanova's superintendent of grounds.
Recycling is another focus at Villanova and other area schools, seven of which were among the 201 colleges and universities nationwide that participated in RecycleMania 2007.
RecycleMania was started by two Ohio students -- one at Ohio University and another at Miami University -- in 2001 as a 10-week contest to increase recycling in their residence and dining halls. This year, participating schools recycled 41.3 million pounds of waste.
Rutgers University, based in New Brunswick, N.J., with a campus in Camden, finished second in the contest with a cumulative recycling rate of 57.47 percent. The cumulative recycling rate is calculated by dividing the weight of the material a school recycles by the sum of the weight of the material it recycles and the weight of the amount it throws out.
Rowan University, in Glassboro, N.J., was recognized earlier this year as a winner in a different yet equally ecologically conscious contest -- the Environmental Protection Agency's College & University Green Power Challenge.
The contest pitted schools against other members of their athletic conferences to see which could purchase the most green power. Rowan topped the New Jersey Athletic Conference by buying 10.4 million kilowatt hours of green power, which was 25 percent of all the power it bought during the 2006-2007 academic year. As impressive as that is, its win was by default as no other school in that conference participated.
Penn topped the three participating Ivy League schools by purchasing 112 million kilowatt hours of green power, which was 29 percent of its energy. The university agreed last year to buy 112 million kilowatt hours of wind power each year for five years.
Going green can be literal as well as metaphorical. That's the case for Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill College, which is using a $1 million Growing Greener grant from the state of Pennsylvania to put 10 acres of the 30-acre SugarLoaf Estate, which it bought a year ago, under a conservation easement.
Chestnut Hill College also has recycling plans for the estate, which it calls SugarLoaf Hill. It plans to reuse some of the building materials from the renovated property in the construction of other buildings on the estate. One of the materials is Wissahickon schist, the area's predominant bedrock, which was widely used in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Additionally, the college has received an $84,000 Growing Greener grant to help preserve the Wissahickon Valley Watershed.
Philadelphia University committed to helping the same watershed as part of a construction project that involved putting up the Kanbar Campus Center and the Athletic and Recreation Center, both of which opened last fall.
The university built the Dell Stormwater Management System, a series of dams, pools and wetlands designed to hold and treat the initial surge of runoff from a typical rainstorm and to serve as a retention basin for runoff from larger storms.
In addition to being attractive landscaping, the system is meant to help reduce flooding on Lincoln Drive and improve the quality of stormwater runoff before it reaches the watershed -- all while educating Philadelphia University students and East Falls residents about watersheds and stormwater management.
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In Twilight and in Dawn
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DIAMOND Jenness is an important figure both for the development of anthropology in Canada and because of his pioneering studies of indigenous culture and history.
There has never been a full account of Jenness's life and work, but now, over 40 years after his death, University of Winnipeg senior scholar Barnett Richling has given us a first-rate biography.
Jenness was born and grew up in New Zealand, leaving in 1908 to study classics at Oxford. He soon decided to specialize in the relatively new field of anthropology.
While there he was the classmate of a number of pioneer anthropologists, including the Canadian Marius Barbeau.
In 1912 he began his career doing field work among the indigenous people of New Guinea. While he was visiting in New Zealand after returning from New Guinea he received a telegram from Edward Sapir, the head of the anthropology division of the Geological Survey of Canada, inviting him to join a three-year expedition to the Canadian Arctic to be led by Manitoban Vilhjalmar Stefansson.
He accepted the position and thus began his work in Canada, where he spent the rest of his life. The Arctic expedition employed 70 men and six vessels and was completely funded by the Canadian government. Prime Minister Robert Borden wanted to establish Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic. There was also great interest in the rich natural resources of the region, and many saw Stefansson's project as a way to accomplish these things.
Jenness was more concerned with the indigenous people of the Arctic. During the years he spent with the expedition, he lived with a number of different Inuit groups and did some archeological investigations.
He was a man of his time and sometimes his attitudes toward the Inuit, as revealed in his writings, would now be considered disrespectful and dismissive. Later in his life, however, he became an advocate for the Inuit in the Ottawa bureaucracy.
Jenness produced numerous reports and monographs on his research, including People of the Twilight and Dawn in Arctic Alaska, which deal with his work during the Stefansson expedition. Indians of Canada, first published in 1932 is still in print.
Jenness served in the Canadian artillery in the Great War, fighting at the front and participating in the major battles of 1918.
In 1920 he was hired by the anthropology branch of the Geological Survey in Ottawa. He became head of the branch in 1925 and that was where he spent the rest of his working life, continuing with his research and battling to keep the branch and the National Museum funded through the depression.
Jenness was always courageous in writing and speaking out about the terrible conditions in which Canada's indigenous people lived. He criticized the Indian Act and its bureaucratic system, charging that penny-pinching and indifference condemned indigenous people to what he termed "welfare colonialism," poverty and hopelessness.
He was still fighting a year before his death in 1969, when he was awarded the Order of Canada. He said he hoped that "the honour accorded to me would arouse more public interest in Canada's Eskimos and Indians, and forever banish the slumber of our languid bureaucracy."
Richling has done us a great service by bringing the life and work of this great Canadian to life in his very interesting and readable book.
Jim Blanchard is a librarian at the University of Manitoba and a local historian and author.
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