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This article was published in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 17, (MUP), 2007
John (Jerry) Dolan (1901-1986), schoolteacher, Australian Rules footballer and politician, was born on 25 December 1901 at Victoria Park, Perth, third child of Cormick Dolan, an Irish-born carrier, and his wife Ellen, née McMahon, who came from Victoria. Brought up on the goldfields, `Jerry' was educated by the Christian Brothers at Kalgoorlie. In 1920 he became a monitor at North Kalgoorlie State School and next year joined the Australian Labor Party. He trained (1922-23) at Claremont Teachers' College, Perth, and in March 1924 was posted to Fremantle Boys' Central (High) School. On 31 December 1932 at St Patrick's Catholic Church, Fremantle, he married Eileen Margaret Foley, a shorthand-typist. They were to live at Fremantle all their married life. He was active in the State School Teachers' Union of Western Australia and coached football at Aquinas College, Manning. From 1956 until June 1963 he held senior positions at John Curtin Senior High School, Fremantle.
Dolan was a champion Australian Rules footballer; 6 ft 3 ins (191 cm) tall and slender, he was a centre half-forward and ruckman. In 1923-38 he played sixteen seasons in the Western Australian National Football League, eleven with East Fremantle and five with East Perth. He participated, often as team captain, in twenty-two finals games and nine grand finals: 1923-25, 1928-31, 1933 and 1936. A club coach for seventeen years, he took East Fremantle to a WANFL record of thirty-five straight wins, including an unbeaten 1946 season. In 1946-49 he coached Western Australia to three successive wins against Victoria.
Secretary of the East Fremantle ALP branch for many years, Dolan seldom missed a party meeting. He had frequent contact with John Curtin and as early as 1933 was campaign manager for John Tonkin. After twice unsuccessfully seeking preselection, he was elected the member for West Province in the Legislative Council in a by-election on 29 June 1963. In his maiden speech on 14 August he called for greater investment in education and presented a strong case for the benefits of smaller class numbers. He also underscored his teetotal approach to life, complaining that Australian spending on liquor consumption greatly exceeded outlays on education. In 1965-74 he represented South-East Metropolitan Province.
Tonkin became premier of a new Labor government in March 1971 and appointed Dolan to the police and transport portfolios. In October Dolan took on railways as well. As police minister he caused a furore, and was censured by the ALP State executive, when he crossed the floor in December to vote for an Opposition amendment to the parliamentary commissioner bill exempting police from investigation by the Ombudsman. Leader of the government in the council from 7 February 1973, and minister for education, transport and railways from 30 May that year until 8 April 1974, he did not stand at the general election on 30 May. He was reported as saying, `I've never really been a politician in the true sense of the word', and was not pleased that a woman, Grace Vaughan, succeeded him in his seat and then lost it after only one term.
Throughout his life Dolan was a devout Catholic, rarely missing Mass at 7 a.m. on Sundays. His legendary status as a footballer was recognised in 1986 with his induction into Western Australia's sporting `Hall of Fame'. Survived by his wife and their son and two daughters, he died on 26 December 1986 at Bicton and was buried in Fremantle cemetery.
Harry C. J. Phillips, 'Dolan, John (Jerry) (1901–1986)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/dolan-john-jerry-12429/text22347, published first in hardcopy 2007, accessed online 28 April 2015.
This article was first published in hardcopy in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 17, (MUP), 2007
25 December 1901
Victoria Park, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
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But i have to stop eating so much and am trying to cut down, as i have to look good and be healthy. I want to be a Greek Goddess on the islands of Mykonos and Santorini....Also my husband has fractured his knee and damaged his ACL and MCL and needs me to keep him in shape too.
I always always make this dish for my ladies lunches, as it has such wonderful flavours and very little fat. Celeriac is the root vegetable of celery and has this almost creamy crunchy texture and taste, and works so well with chicken and lovely mustard dressing. I used to make this with mayonnaise but changed to a Greek yogurt as it taste so much better and is obviously much healthier.
This goes down such a treat with everyone and i personally love it. It has everything you need in a salad, with a little twist. It couldn't be any simpler to make, and i suggest you try it. Very filling, very tasty and very different.
1 celeriac, peeled and julienned
4 chicken breasts
3T Greek yogurt
1T Dijon mustard
Lemon juice to taste
4T Olive oil
Bunch of parsley, chopped
2 Tomatoes, sliced in half moons
Salt and pepper to taste
- Peel cut and julienne your celeriac
- Salt and pepper the chicken and grill them with a little oil and brown them. When they are ready, slice them into little strips and set aside.
- Mix the yogurt, mustard, lemon and oil.
- Add to the celeriac, add tomatoes, and parsley and mix.
- Add the chicken slices and serve.
It should have a slight bite to it. I usually let my salad sit in the sauce for about 10 minutes to soften the celeriac. It also allows for the sauce to be absorbed.
Serve on a crisp fresh summers day, with friends, while not having a care in the world as you are taking your bite!


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Maryland RPCV's hold Annual Picnic on Saturday, September 17
Maryland RPCV's hold Annual Picnic on Saturday, September 17
Maryland RPCV's held their Annual Picnic on Saturday, September 17
Lane Berk signs in as Sunday Pickens and Hugh Pickens handle the registration table.
Our host for the event, Chile RPCV Tom Jacobs (left) talks to a recently returned volunteer.
Peace Corps Deputy Director Jody Olsen talked to our group about Peace Corps' plans for celebrating the 45th anniversary in 2006 and about the Crisis Corps' response to Hurricane Katrina.
Joby Taylor, Director of UMBC's Peaceworker Program, shares a moment with his daughter.
Christa Bucks-Camacho shares a joke as Kay Muldoon-Ibrahim looks on.
Congo Kinshasa RPCV Mike Tidwell, author of "Bayou Farewell" makes a point about global warming.
The picnic started started breaking up about 5 pm.
When this story was posted in September 2005, this was on the front page of PCOL:Read the stories and leave your comments.
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Returned Volunteers respond to Hurricane Katrina
First and foremost, Give. Carol Bellamy says "In situations such as this one, money is needed the most" and added that Hurricane Katrina's impact on New Orleans is comparable to last year's tsunami. Thailand RPCV Thomas Tighe's Direct Relief International has committed an initial $250,000 in cash to assist hurricane victims. Mayor Tom Murphy (RPCV Paraguay) says Pittsburgh is ready to embrace refugees from devastated areas. Mark Shriver of Save the Children says it will assist rural communities it serves in rebuilding. Brazil RPCV Robert Backus is among the first Vermont doctors to volunteer to travel to Louisiana to treat victims. Ohio Governor Bob Taft (RPCV Tanzania) says students displaced by "Katrina" can enroll in Ohio Colleges and Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle (RPCV Tunisia) is sending soldiers to help residents of Louisiana. Do you know what it means to lose New Orleans? Contact your local Red Cross to Volunteer.
Military Option sparks concerns
The U.S. military, struggling to fill its voluntary ranks, is allowing recruits to meet part of their reserve military obligations after active duty by serving in the Peace Corps. Read why there is opposition to the program among RPCVs. Director Vasquez says the agency has a long history of accepting qualified applicants who are in inactive military status. John Coyne says "Not only no, but hell no!" and RPCV Chris Matthews leads the debate on "Hardball." Latest: Avi Spiegel says Peace Corps is not the place for soldiers while Coleman McCarthy says to Welcome Soldiers to the Peace Corps. RPCVs: Read our poll results.
Why blurring the lines puts PCVs in danger
When the National Call to Service legislation was amended to include Peace Corps in December of 2002, this country had not yet invaded Iraq and was not in prolonged military engagement in the Middle East, as it is now. Read the story of how one volunteer spent three years in captivity from 1976 to 1980 as the hostage of a insurrection group in Colombia in Joanne Marie Roll's op-ed on why this legislation may put soldier/PCVs in the same kind of danger.
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Peace Corps Online is proud to announce that the Peace Corps Library is now available online. With over 30,000 index entries in 500 categories, this is the largest collection of Peace Corps related stories in the world. From Acting to Zucchini, you can find hundreds of stories about what RPCVs with your same interests or from your Country of Service are doing today. If you have a web site, support the "Peace Corps Library" and link to it today.
Friends of the Peace Corps 170,000 strong
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Welcome to the Boom Town
By Richard von Busack
I have worked for Metro for 10 years because I can't work comfortably in the kind of ambiance where they use the term "wordsmith." The office where I was last employed as a wordsmith, 10 years ago, was in Daly City, where the sun has not been seen since 1912. This was bad enough, but there was also a poster of Cathy from the funny pages on the wall of my cubicle.
Under her beady-eyed gaze, I'd call up podiatrists and ask them about the best way to take care of a hammertoe. Some liked surgery, some liked surgery and bone screws. One surgeon felt the question wasn't really how do you deal with a hammertoe, but how do you deal with sulfites in the salad bar? People were eating these carcinogens on their lettuce, and nobody did a thing about it.
No matter what they suggested, which I duly compressed and sent off to copywriters, we as editors always knew one thing: We might experience some discomfort during this procedure. This was the house editorial style where I smithed, along with "Use words understandable at a sixth-grade reading level" and "Avoid the word 'pain' and use 'discomfort.' " Even a superlatively painful medical process, the kind that causes whooping and gibbering, was described as a procedure during which we might experience some discomfort.
Being an adult is a procedure during which you're expected to experience some discomfort. Though the office politics were bad and the work was worse, this was my job and, I presumed, my life. I'd had it up to here trying to sell freelance articles, and it was time that I sold myself instead, tried to make a go at a real, legitimate, discomfiting, wanna-kill-myself-every-Sunday-night type adult job. It was useless; they smelled my attitude. My probation lasted three months and was extended. During the last two weeks of the fourth month, a woman arrived whom I needed to train to become my co-editor. What an easily anticipated surprise when I got my severance. As a completion bonus, I helped myself to the office fifth of Jim Beam.
Soon after this, I was sitting around waiting for the girlfriend to come home from her similarly awful job, and to witness her evening ritual of collapsing on the bed and bursting into tears. The phone rang. It was Dan Pulcrano, who with David Cohen, late of the LA Weekly, was starting a paper in San Jose. He was looking for a hard news reporter; I lied and said I was willing to write hard news. Did I have a car? Yes, I said, meaning, my girlfriend had one, and I could probably borrow hers.
Not long after, I was touring the office of Metro, which was a kiln in the summer, a sieve in the spring rains and a freezer in the winter. Its next-door neighbor was the Pussycat Theater; amplified stage-moans and real bad electric bass solos penetrated the walls. The streets were muddy ditches from the endless streetcar track construction, and people bounced over boards from the street to the doorstep, like in a western movie. Struggling over some prose in the evenings, I'd sit on a chenille-covered folding sofa in the front window in Metro lit by a lurid hydrocarbon sunset, breathing the garlic stench from the harvest in Gilroy, and watching that big woman who used to bounce the lechers out of the Bachelor Club, a go-go bar across the street (now the Cactus Club). She used to wear a cowboy outfit, smoke cigarettes and hunker against the wall like Marshall Dillon--the only woman never propositioned by the cruisers. The possibility of me being in that office long enough to see the president of the United States jogging down the streets of downtown San Jose seemed as likely as the probability of, say, Led Zeppelin coming to sing next to the SP train station.
I'd never been in a boom town before, but I didn't know how to react. I never was the entrepreneur type; I never could master the fear of seeing the books bleeding red, stanched only by faith in a better next quarter. And I never thought Metro would last this long, let alone that it would spawn a thriving newspaper chain that ranges from the edges of Monterey County to the edges of Mendocino County.
Seeing the paper live and grow has been gratifying enough, but there's a special perquisite for working here that has never staled. Yes, every sentence that got cut or rewritten still howls out for vengeance years later, despite much consolation by Sharan Street and Michael Gant, my longtime editors, that it was all for the best. Such little disturbances of man are nothing compared to this one special perk I mentioned. Alternative journalists, unlike daily paper wordsmiths, are allowed to venture their opinion to the readers. We can write: "Discomfort is not the word for it: This procedure will cause momentous physical pain." Or, "This procedure will hurt like a bastard." Or, "Here's hoping agony builds character!" And if you live, don't eat the lettuce in the hospital cafeteria salad bar--it's got sulfites on it.
What working for Metro has taught me is the same thing I'd tell anyone else who wanted to write instead of being a wordsmith: Stick it out. Persist in your folly, and you'll live to see it become a tradition--and nobody likes to mess with a tradition. Just ask God.
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BUENA VISTA TWP. — Due to the 'derecho' storm that wreaked havoc along the east coast last weekend — especially in South Jersey, claiming two lives — the Buena Vista Township Special Events Committee has rescheduled their Independence Day celebration for Saturday, July 14 at 3 p.m. in Michael Debbi Park in Richland.
The rain date is set for July 15.
"Our community has suffered great losses but we have shown Mother Nature that we are tough; we endured no power, no water, no relief," the committee said in a release, Tuesday. "Once we get things back in order let's celebrate together and have a day of fun filled with games, food, and surprises."
The annual Fire Truck Parade will start in Collings Lakes at First Beach at 2:00 pm and travel through the Township to the Michael Debbi Park on Cedar Ave in Richland by 3 p.m.
There will be chicken barbecue, water ice, corn on the cob, beer, soda, crafts and vendors.
There will also be displays from the Buena Historical Society, BVT Environmental Commission, ACUA, Susquehanna Bank, African American Heritage Museum and the Cumberland County SPCA.
Other activities during the day will include face painting, rock climbing, sand art, temporary tattoos, sack races, hula hoop contests, three legged races, fireman's water barrel fights and a pie eating contest.
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Black Friday's over, Cyber Monday has come and gone, but if you still have some holiday shopping to do for that #DTID fan in your life, the FC Dallas Team Shop has you covered with our 12 Hours of Christmas Sale.
For 12 hours only on Friday, December 12 (12/12, are you getting the theme here?) EVERYTHING in the FC Dallas Team Shop will be 30-50% off. This offer is valid in-store only (sorry, online shoppers) and the Shop will be open from 8 am-8 pm.
Fans can also shop from select apparel items on our $5, $10 or $15 promotional racks. This will be your last chance to get FCD gear before the holiday season; after the store closes at 8 pm on December 12, it won't be re-opening until January 12, 2015.
If you can't make it out to the Team Shop for our 12 Hours of Christmas Sale, you can still finish your holiday shopping at ShopFCDallas.com (regular prices), but only orders placed by 12 pm on Friday, December 12 are guaranteed to be delivered by Christmas.
So be sure to make it out to the FC Dallas Team Shop between 8 am-8 pm this Friday, December 12 to get all the gear you need for the holidays!
Black Friday has come and gone. Now it's time for Cyber Monday, and here at FC Dallas we have the perfect opportunity to put a little red and blue into your holiday season.
This Monday, Dec. 1 from 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m., EVERYTHING on ShopFCDallas.com is 50% off. You read that correctly: 50% off every single item we have listed. Are we crazy? Possibly. But we want to make sure you and your crew are decked out for the 2015 season. Toyota Stadium was the place to be in 2014 and we're gearing up (pun intended) for an even bigger and better 2015.
Use promo code FCD50 to take advantage of this Cyber Monday offer. You better get started now, before we run out of inventory!
Also, stay tuned for a special BOGO offer on our brand new holiday ticket packs so you can wear all your new gear in style at Toyota Stadium during games next season.
FC Dallas survived Wednesday's knockout round match against Vancouver, earning a two-legged playoff against top-seeded Seattle Sounders FC beginning on Sunday night at 8:00PM at Toyota STadium. Here are the 10 things you need to know before heading to the stadium.
1. We are declaring it #RedSunday across DFW. This means everyone coming to Toyota Stadium on Sunday night must wear red in support of FC Dallas. Let's turn Toyota Stadium into a sea of red that sends the Sounders packing.
2. Our honorary Lamar Hunt Statue scarfer on Sunday night will be 1310 The Ticket's own Corby Davidson from The Hardline. Be sure to join us on the north concourse at 7:25 for that ceremony.
3. ARRIVE EARLY on Sunday as our first 10,000 fans will receive #RedForGlory scarves courtesy of Chase & Toyota. If you received one on Wednesday, we encourage you to bring it back Sunday so we can have one in the hands of every single person in the stadium.
4. Do the words "two-legged" game, "away goals" or "extra time" confuse you? Take a read of our playoff rules primer explaining everything about how FC Dallas can advance to the next round.
5. Did I mention WEAR RED ON SUNDAY?!
6. Sunday's match kicks off just after 8:00PM and is live nationally on ESPN2 with Adrian Healey, Taylor Twellman & Alexi Lalas. You can also catch the match on 100.7FM with Steve Davis & 1270AM with Carlos Alvarado & Rafa Calderon. Additionally, when driving home from the stadium, 100.7FM now has a post-game show so be sure to turn that on during the drive home.
7. FCDallas.com has all the content you need to get ready for the match with Know Your Enemy, Keys to the Match, & Quick Kicks.
8. It's going to be absolutely gorgeous on Sunday with a high of 70 and a low of 55. With the 8:00PM kickoff and the Cowboys playing at 12:00PM, we expect a huge crowd of tailgaters getting ready for Sunday's big playoff game.
9. Since you're all going to be at the stadium, set your DVR to record Stephen Keel's appearance on Whatcha Got MLS? It's a special segment on ESPNFC directly after our game in which Keel races a Lambo against other MLS players to potentially win the car. Check it out!
10. If you don't have tickets yet, there are still some available here.
Toyota is giving you the chance to meet FC Dallas Homegrown players Moises Hernandez and Victor Ulloa at the State Fair of Texas on Saturday, September 27. The players will be signing autographs and taking photos from 3-4pm at the Toyota outdoor display (above) on Saturday afternoon.
Fans can also get photos with FCD mascot Tex Hooper, or arrive early at 2pm to get photos with the FC Dallas Girls.
Here are the epic pics from Wednesday's win over Seattle Sounders FC:
We've got some huge games coming to Toyota Stadium over the next week and not the least of which is our big Special Olympics match coming directly after Saturday's MLS match between FC Dallas and Colorado Rapids.
It's the second year of FCD Special Olympics team play and our players have been training hard over the last three months for this match! They've all signed contracts as official FC Dallas players and will look to build on last year's 2-2 draw at Colorado. There are currently six MLS franchises with Special Olympics teams: Portland, Seattle, Real Salt Lake, LA, Colorado and FCD.
We need all our #DTID fans to stay after Saturday's MLS match to cheer on our Special Olympics team. The match will kickoff right around 10:00PM directly after the MLS game and will feature two 20-minute halves. Our game presentation will be exactly like any FC Dallas game with intros, fireworks, drumline and Hooper.
In addition, we're going to have a special social media contest. Tweet or Instagram a picture of you watching the FCDSO match using #SODoubleHeader and we will pick two winners at random to win two tickets to Tuesday's LHUSOC semifinal vs Philadelphia plus a new FC Dallas scarf.
These amazing people and athletes are a huge part of our club here at FC Dallas and we will support them on Saturday just like we will cheer on Blas Perez, Fabian Castillo and the rest of FC Dallas in Saturday's huge Western Conference match vs Colorado pres. by Raytheon!
See you Saturday! You can score discounted tix with $5 of every ticket going to Special Olympics Texas.
You see that date in the top left corner of this blog post? It's the first day of August, guys. And that means it's time for a brand spankin' new Scarf of the Month!
We decided to mix things up this month by going with blue as the predominant color on August's scarf. "Dallas 'Til I Die" is sewn on one side between two FCD shields while the other side reads "FC Dallas" between two #DTID hashtags.
It's simple, yet exquisite. And this month we're sweetening the deal with free shipping on orders of $50 or more (limited-time only). So get yours today!
Need help getting out of work tomorrow to watch the all-important USA vs. Germany World Cup match? Dr. Tex Hooper has you covered! Just print and fill out the doctor's note below and turn it in to your employer and they'll have no choice but to excuse your absence on Thursday.
And in case you're wondering, the best location to treat WorldCupititus tomorrow will be at the AT&T Plaza at American Airlines Center. See you for treatment tomorrow!
Several members of the FC Dallas family are traveling to Brazil this summer to take in the 2014 FIFA World Cup and have agreed to share their experiences with FCDallas.com to give our readers a first-person perspective of the festivities. Today's entry comes from Mobile Sales Team Manager Ryan Hurtado from Rio de Janeiro.
Yesterday was hands down the most incredible experience as a sports fan. As we stepped into the Maracana for the first time to see our seats were 19 rows from the pitch, I couldn't help but just scream. I think I know how Kevin Garnett felt now in his "ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE" moment! Haha.
As a college football player and some one who has really been into soccer for four years, it has been a process that has transformed me. If you said five years ago that I would enjoy soccer more than a football or basketball game, I would have spit my drink out in laughter. So submerging yourself in a sport and culture, working and seeing tons of matches from USMNT live, Brazil vs. Mexico, MLS matches, College and Youth Soccer to now see THE Messi live and have him score a matter of 100 feet away from you in the World Cup, I guess you can say this was my baptism in the religion of footy.
To explain how wild the Argentina fans were would be an understatement. The impromptu chants that took over the stadium were somewhat baffling! Only to have every Brazilian in the crowd respond to their chants to support Bosnia, it made for an atmosphere like I've never felt before. To only think this was game one. I'm not sure how this will compare to today's USA match as we won't be in Natal, but look to join tens of thousands of US fans at the FIFA Fan Zone.
This morning I took in Ipanema with a workout to mentally get ready to be as proud as possible to be American in a foreign county. I have been outside the U.S. before, but this will be the first time where I get to don the Red, White and Blue while also rewriting perception on Americans not only as a culture but as soccer fans. Prepping my full Popsicle Away kit and board shorts should really help the pompous American views!
Portugal vs. Germany kicks soon, here is to hoping for a 90 minute brawl that ends in a draw!


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NEW YORK (December 11, 2007) — New York City fails to adequately protect racial minority and immigrant domestic violence victims from abuse and discrimination, says a new report to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), drafted in part by Columbia Law School students.
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The report describes the intersection of race, discrimination and gender-based violence at local, state and national levels and demonstrates New York City's failure to fulfill its obligations.
"By examining domestic violence through the lens of racial discrimination, this report prompts all advocates to see and expose the harsh consequences of domestic violence generally, and the disparate impact on particular groups," said Sadie Holzman, a Sexuality & Gender Law Clinic law student who worked on the report, "be it racial minorities, immigrants or lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender individuals or the effect of gender based violence in some other form."
Students at Columbia Law School's Human Rights Clinic and Sexuality & Gender Law Clinic, along with the Urban Justice Center's Domestic Violence Project and Voices of Women Organizing Project are the report's co-authors. "This report shows that New York City has not fulfilled its obligation to provide its residents with protection from violence, whether in public or private settings," said Crystal López, a Columbia Human Rights Clinic law student who worked on the submission.
In February 2008, the CERD Committee will review the report as it assesses the United States' compliance with its ICERD obligations.
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