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Accidental injury is the No. 1 cause of death among children ages 14 and under in the United States. Each year, one out of every four children needs medical attention for an accidental injury.
Safe Kids Fayette County is one of more than 650 grassroots coalitions in all 50 states and 17 countries, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico that bring together health and safety experts, educators, corporations, foundations, governments and volunteers to educate and protect families.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Dr. James Martin has 29 years of experience as an OB-GYN in North Charleston and over the past decade has helped advance minimally invasive surgical techniques for a full range of procedures from hysterectomy to bladder
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Men's Golf Chipped as 8th in Preseason Coaches Poll
January 29, 2013
HIGH POINT, N.C. - The Barton College men's golf team returns its top five players from a team that made its 13th straight NCAA appearance last season and finished runner-up in the Conference Carolinas Championship. Pfeiffer University was selected 8th in the annual preseason coaches poll.
The Bulldogs, ranked 25th in the Golf World/Nike Golf Coaches Poll, won the King Invitational and placed second in the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate in the fall. Two-time All-American Daniel Claytor, now a senior, captured two individual titles with a 72.6 scoring average while freshman Edward Thomas III and senior Michael Marshburn averaged just over 73. As a team, the Bulldogs averaged 74.6.
"We are appreciative that the league's coaches voted us No. 1," 16th-year head coach John Hackney said, "but this is the most balanced and talented this league has been in my tenure. More than half the schools in Conference Carolinas have teams that could win the championship so it should be a real shootout and a lot of fun. At the end of the fall, we also had two teams in the top 10 nationally in Golfstat (Belmont Abbey and Coker), while Mount Olive, Erskine, Barton and King have also ranked highly throughout the season. It is just great to see so many of our teams gaining national recognition."
For the first time since the 2007 season, the Belmont Abbey men's golf team has cracked the top ten national rankings as the Crusaders jumped two spots to ninth in the final GolfStat rankings of the fall season. The Abbey jumped two spots in the GolfStat polls, after a very strong effort during the fall schedule. The national ranking of ninth is the lowest ranking since the 2007 team finished tied for fifth.
In four tournaments, the Crusaders had one win (Smoky Mountain Intercollegiate in Sevierville, Tennessee), a tie for second (King Intercollegiate in Bristol, Tennessee), a tie for fourth, (Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate), and a tie for sixth (Kiawah Island Intercollegiate). Senior All-American Adam Hedges, who hails from Bromley, England, leads the team in scoring with a 70.63 scoring average and is currently tied for sixth in the country. Senior John Frisby from Lebanon, Indiana, is having his best year ever for the Abbey. He currently is tied for 11th in the country with a 71.13 scoring average. The Crusaders will kick-off the spring season February 4th at the St. Leo Invitational in Dade City, Florida.
As the reigning Conference Carolinas Champions, the Coker College men's golf team is coming off one of the best fall seasons in program history. The Cobras ended the fall ranked No. 14 in the Golf World/NIKE Division II Coaches Poll, and they are ranked No. 9 in Division II according to Golfstat.
Led by 2012 first team all-conference selection Jake Murphy, the Cobras finished in the top five in all four of their events this fall, including a pair of third place finishes at the Kiawah Island Invitational and the Jay Jennison Memorial. Freshman Nicklaus Kennedy had the lowest stroke average for the Cobras this fall, including a third place finish at the Aflac/Cougar Invitational.
Rounding out the golf preseason poll 4-10 was: King, Mount Olive, Queens, Erskine, Pfeiffer, Limestone, and North Greenville respectively.
CONFERENCE CAROLINAS PRESEASON COACHES POLL (First Place Votes)
1. Barton - (4) 69
2. Belmont Abbey - (2) 67
3. Coker - (3) 63
4. King - (1) 56
5. Mount Olive - 47
6. Queens - 41
7. Erskine - 39
8. Pfeiffer - 30
9. Limestone - 25
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Mar 31, 2001
- Discussion Guide for Working for Life, Right Livelihood, YES is a leading-edge quarterly journal magazine published by the nonprofit Positive Futures Network concerned with building a more just, sustainable, and compassionate future
Worker Owned and Local Businesses
by Dan SwinneyMar 31, 2001
- Downsized? Stuck in a cubicle? Here is how some people are creating a livelihood and also building the foundations of a life-sustaining economy.
Martin Luther King's Movement-Building Legacy
by Grace Lee BoggsMar 31, 2001
- The struggle goes far beyond race and rights. We are in the early stages of a new democratic revolutionary movement.
Why Work?
by Bob BlackMar 31, 2001
- Bob Black, Why Work? Examines the stultifying impact of work and jobs and advocates the abolition of most production and the tranformation of work to play.
The Year of Global Protest - "We withdraw our
by Walden BelloMar 31, 2001
- The Year of Global Protest: "We withdraw our consent!" by Walden Bello. Reviews anti-globalization protests and activism following the Seattle WTO demonstrations and considers the process of deligitimization of the institutions of global capitalism.
Dear Doug & Annie :: Follow-ups on Diesel Trucks
by Annie Berthold-Bond, Doug PibelMar 31, 2001
- Truck vs trailer, Bio-diesel vs petroleum, Alternatives to Bleach, No Mothballs, Bath Oil and Plant Cuttings
Letter from the Editor
by Sarah van GelderOct 27, 2000
- What if instead of pointing fingers, we did some soul searching about how to include in our democratic debates issues that are central to so many people but left out by both parties?
The Page That Counts :: Winter 2001
Oct 27, 2000
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- the nexxt revolutionaries, by Shannon Service. Stories of youth activists and their campaigns for the earth, for justice, and against globalization.
Veterans of Hope: Ruby Sales
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- In this Veterans of Hope interview, Ruby Sales tells of her release from prison in Haneyville, Alabama, where she and Jonathan Daniels, a white seminarian, had been registering people to vote.
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Results vs. Mars Hill (2007-11-17 13:00:00)
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|Falcons Lose Close One to Mars Hill
|Sunday, 18 November 2007
|Misenheimer, NC---In a very close meet the Falcons just lost out, 99-97, to the Lions of Mars Hill at Pfeiffer on Saturday afternoon. David Haynes was a standout winner for the Men's squad - stepping in to cover for absent Edwin Torres in the mile and pulling off a win after battling stroke for stroke with Arnold of Mars Hill for the better part of 20 minutes. David Angell secured wins in the 400 IM and 200 back, and strong swims from the rest of the team and a new school record in the 200 breast from Kevin were highlights of the day. The Falcons also won both relays by a clear margin.
Coach Hawkins said, "We had a great meet at Campbell with a select group of our swimmers last night, and it was good to see them step it up and still manage to pull out some strong swims today. Unfortunately several Pfeiffer male swimmers were out for this meet, which is especially challenging to take when the score is as close as it was today. I thought that we had a fighting chance, and unfortunately for us Mars Hill had more wins and then a key disqualification cost us the potentially tying points. I know that the guys will come back strong and put in some great swims when we rest them a little and take them to the Savannah Invitational in a couple of weeks."


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Nowhere is the contrast between Barack Obama, as defined by his rhetoric ("Obama 1") and Barack Obama as defined by his actions ("Obama 2") greater than in his foreign policy — and especially his policy toward Israel.
What if we put aside Barack Obama's rhetoric, and instead look exclusively at his documented record over a period of decades, up to and including the present?
The first thing that is most striking about that record is the long string of his mentors and allies who were marked by hatred of the United States, and a vision of the world in which the white, Western nations have become prosperous by oppressing and exploiting the non-white, non-Western nations.
The person most people have heard of who matched that description has been Jeremiah Wright, whose church Barack Obama attended for 20 years, and was still attending when he began his campaign for the presidency. But Jeremiah Wright was just one in a series of mentors and allies with a similar vision and a similar visceral hostility to the West.
Barack Obama was virtually marinated in that vision from childhood. His mother clashed with her Indonesian husband when he began to move away from his earlier anti-Western radicalism and to work with Western businesses investing in
As a counterweight to whatever ideological influence her Indonesian husband might have on her son, she extolled the virtues of his absent Kenyan father, who remained a doctrinaire, anti-Western socialist to the end.
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After Obama went out into the world and worked for a time in a private business, he regarded himself as being, in his own words, "a spy behind enemy lines."
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When this association was later revealed, Obama said that he was still a child during Ayers' years as a terrorist. But Obama was by no means still a child when Ayers defended his years of terrorism in a statement that appeared in the New York Times — ironically, on September 11, 2001.
This is not the Barack Obama that most voters saw and elected President of the
His geniality has carried him over many rough spots. But have you ever heard of a grumpy confidence man? Geniality is a prerequisite for the job.
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WASHINGTON, D.C., June 30, 2010 – Nearly 140 million vehicles in the U.S. may start the July 4th holiday by wasting fuel and risking safety all because of under inflated tires. A survey by the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) found that 55 percent of vehicles had at least one under inflated tire.
Under inflated tires contribute to more than 600 fatalities and 33,000 injuries according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Additionally, low tire pressure can cost motorists up to 9 cents a gallon at the gas pump. Under inflated tires cause a vehicle to work harder and burn more gas.
The RMA survey of more than 6,300 vehicles in 33 cities this year also found only 17 percent of vehicles had four properly inflated tires. More than 15 percent, representing 38 million vehicles on U.S. roads, had at least one tire under inflated by 8 pounds per square inch (psi).
The cities that performed worst in the RMA tire pressure survey — in descending order — were Dallas/Ft.Worth, Los Angeles, Orlando, San Antonio and Birmingham. These cities had low percentages of vehicles with four properly inflated tires and larger percentages of under inflated tires.
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Posted 12 March 2012 - 07:54 AM
I WOULD APPLY but elo not good so lol good luck. MissMegan and her AD partner are good. Recommended.
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Posted 12 March 2012 - 10:42 PM
Hours: PST M-F: 5PM-12PM, Sat & Sun: 9AM-12PM. This varies slightly each week. Primarily Mondays and Wednesdays are sacrificed for staying in shape/groceries and some of Saturday or Sunday for the gf but still a lot of time to work with.
Age: 22
Mic: Yes, willing to do any chat program. Currently have skype and ventrilo set up.
Elo: Currently 1495. 11-2 record. Very new to the game and looking to better prepare myself before continuing more Solo/Duo Que.
http://www.lolking.n...ner/na/19405018 - (As for my Normal record: I play with bad friends, experiment with champions I don't know and have had too many drunk nights to have a good record in that but when I focus, I do great.)
Champions: My best are currently Mordekaiser, Malphite, Brand and Janna. I own many champions(25+ already) and have had my largest success with my Mordekaiser primarily as Solo top but also Mid. Undefeated in ranked so far, I have a great build with him and have gotten the tactics down to a Science but feel as though I have a lot to test out and learn with him still.
My goals: As of now I doubt I could size up easily with a 1900 elo player. I would like to work with and learn from someone at the level of MissyMegan or Yah Buddy as I am sure I can get to that point. I would be honored to start playing Normal games and maybe be a back up on a good 5v5 Team. Aside from this just have a fun time as a competitive player.
Anyone can feel free to message me or post here. And if its a name I will recognize then you can add me as a buddy directly in LoL but I don't usually accept random requests. Thanks.
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2400 Support / Ap Mid Player
Posted 13 March 2012 - 01:22 AM
Still looking, and yah buddy, you seem like ad player... Idk add me if you can play other positions. Umm Also, as much as id like to add everyone, some of you are friends, others idk. I cant just make a team of all lower elo's because its not souly my team, the objective is to get people who are around our elo and actually try things out and see how far we can get :/ but it always seems fairly hard to get enough people do do anything tournament wise, and many lower elos ask. Its not only my team :/ keep that in mind
Hey Megan-
I realize that I'm not 1800, but having played almost 400 ranked games I've come to understand that I'm definitely among the best top players that I've seen - definitely the best Jax I've played with or against, anyway. I play mostly Jax and can hard counter everyone except Irelia with him, but honestly I can play as almost anybody top. My top solo elo is 1743 and I'm currently 1547 but I know that with a solid team I can be a great asset.
Stats: http://www.lolking.n...0786808#profile
Server: NA
Age: 26
Times available: Every day except Monday and Tuesday because of work. I'm in EST.
Champs: I have most champions but can very quickly obtain them all if needed.
Best role: Top, but I can play AD well and support decently enough.
Mic: Yes.
Goals: I am completely confident that I am a top player. Yes, I have occasionally made some mistakes and lost the game for the team, but the vast majority of the time I do my part and I do it well. I learn from my mistakes and I am constantly improving my strategies and skills. I can't wait to play with the established top tier of players to see not only how I do but also how I may be able to improve myself even more. I hope that I will be able to contend with the best, improve my game and win some tournaments!
My in-game name is colesauce22 - reply here, message me here or add me in-game if you're interested
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Posted 13 March 2012 - 02:18 AM
I'm not 1800, currently at 1600 ELO i know that's a bit low but i can say that i have enough experience vs 1900's to strongly say i would hold my own weight and more, i can't say the same about 2k ELO+ but i'll be there eventually.
I do main top and can also do mid, i can adapt easily do change in game meta and can play just about every champion for top.
I'm available at all times since i'm waiting for school to start i really don't have anything else to do, i can fit into any schedule.
If you want to give me a try IGN is The Silly Wizard.
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Posted 13 March 2012 - 02:36 AM
Summoner Name : SURROUNDSOUND
Current Elo : 1863
Roles: Top/Ap Mid
Mic : Yes
Champions : Contact me in game if possible. My top 3 most played champs are Riven, GP and Leesin; I prefer to play top but I can also play AP mid.
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Mid or Top
Ad and Support
Need Jungler / Top
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Posted 13 March 2012 - 10:18 PM
Currently around 1500 with a top elo of 1817. I main top at the moment but would say I'm fairly decent at all levels of the game. I played in the Alienware 2011 Winter Season where my team made it to the top 32 but lost. We were invited to play in the Spring season but due to managerial problems I and a few other teammates were kicked off. I'm eager to join a new team as this recent upset has been getting on my nerves so if you would like to give me a shot I'm ready and able.
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Posted 13 March 2012 - 11:22 PM
Currently 1899
Would like to try for the jungles
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Posted 14 March 2012 - 10:20 AM
Age: 20
Summoner Name : minkywhale
Current Elo : 1850~
Roles: AP mid
Mic : Yes
Champions : Viktor/Lux/Ahri/cass, Best hero is defs viktor 58 wins 22 losses in solo queue
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Posted 14 March 2012 - 04:09 PM
IGN: princephilip
Current ELO:1800
Position: top/jungle
Top three champions of the position you are applying for:
gp(62%win in 154 ranked games),
malphite(63% win in 52),
singed(69%win in 46)
Why they are your best champions:
I love bruisers and tanks. They are my best champ because i have a high winning % with them and i played a lot with them.
i love gp the most because gp can zone out enemies in top lane well when winning early game, and can still farm with Q when losing lane. Also, gp can help bot/mid whenever he has multi and change the fight in my favor.
malph and singed are both tank initiater. In team fights, when i initiates well, my team can easily follow and win that fight.
Why you should be on this team:
I love league of legend and i'm looking for a high standard serious team that has a heart to play together. I'm sure i can contribute a lot if i can join your team ^^
Competitive Experience:
Schedule (day/time):
I am from Hong Kong(+8time zone)
Mic (yes/no): mic yes, Skype yes
Misc. (anything else I should know):
I'm a nice player and i seldom rage or blame in solo queues. I play for relax when i'm relaxing and i play for win when i need to be serious. One of my objective in joining your team is to make some international friends =D
Hope i meet your standard and can join your team ^^
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Posted 14 March 2012 - 04:26 PM
I am not 1800 as like the rest of the replies. However, I was in a ranked 5's team and we were 1600 before I had to quit for a couple months for personal reasons. Due to inactive play in ranked 5's (no team anymore) i was lowered to 1450. I am VERY competant and good with jungler and Ap mid. I would very much like to contribute and could benefit your ranked team very much so.
IGN: HottayLatte
Main Jungle: Warwick/Rammus/Skarner
Main AP mid: Annie/Brand/Gragas
I do have teamspeak/ventrilo/skype and have a working headset/mic.
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Thanks for everyone posting, we've read everyone so far
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 02:33 AM
I have two in-game names that I play on, the first is my main and the second is an account of a friend who quit. I use his account to try new champions as he has most of them unlocked.
Lord Pumbo (my main)
Kjam (alt)
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MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. – Mount Olive built a 3-0 lead, but Pfeiffer erupted for four runs in the top of the seventh to defeat the Trojans 4-3 in game one of a Conference Carolinas softball doubleheader. Pfeiffer (20-17, 6-6) completed the sweep with a 3-0 win in the nightcap.
The sweep was only third against Mount Olive in the Trojans' last 30 home doubleheaders, dating back to 2005.
In the opener, Mount Olive (20-15 overall, 6-4 Conference Carolinas) broke a scoreless tie with two runs in the bottom of the third.
The Trojans added a run in the sixth when Bailey Harrell belted a towering fly ball over left-center field fence for her third home run of the season.
Trojan pitcher Anna Turvin allowed only three hits in six scoreless innings before running into trouble in the seventh.
Dacia Ijames, who tossed a six-hitter on the mound for Pfeiffer, led off the top of the seventh with a double. Sarah Moore drew a one-out walk and Shelby Fleming singled home the first run. Stephanie Brandt tied the game with an opposite-field two-run triple to right-center and scored the game-winner on Tiffany Allen's single up the middle.
Ijames, who retired the first seven batters she faced, set the Trojans down in order in the bottom of the seventh for the win.
Pfeiffer took a quick 1-0 lead in the nightcap as Martina Bullard hit a one-out triple and scored on Jaimee Cassidy's single. Trojan pitcher Jenny Jackson would hold the Falcons without another hit over the next four innings.
Mount Olive had its best scoring chance in the bottom of the fourth as the Trojans loaded the bases with nobody out. But James, who would pitch six scoreless innings in game two, got out of the jam on a strikeout and a 4-3 double play.
Pfeiffer added a pair of unearned runs in the sixth as Stephanie Bethea led off with a single, stole second and scored on a throwing error. Moore drove in the final run with a one-out bases-loaded bloop single to right. Both runs were unearned. Jackson escaped further trouble by inducing a come-backer to the mound for an inning-ending 1-2-3 double play.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University athletic director Bobby Stewart along with womens soccer head coach Elijah Denton announced today the addition of Katie Michel as the new assistant coach for Lady Falcons soccer.
Michel, a 2008 graduate of Appalachian State University enjoyed a winning tradition during her four-year career from 2003-2007. She earned the Southern Conference commissioners medal in 2007 and was a member of the 2006-07 SoCon Academic Honor Roll. Michel played both goalkeeper and defense during her career at ASU. After completing an internship in the universitys Sports Marketing Department, Michel graduated with degrees in Commercial Recreation/Tourism and Public Relations.
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Tulalip historian amasses treasure trove of photos
Diane Janes has been collecting and preserving tribal photos for years
Photo courtesy of Diane Janes
Bob and Johanna Sheldon are shown in a wedding photo from around 1885-1890. The two were Diane Janes' great-grandparents on her father's side.
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Thomas Adams, a non-tribal member, laid the first telegraph lines across the Tulalip reservation, in the 1860s. His wife, standing, was S'Klallam tribal member Ellen Giddings. The couple lived at Warm Beach. The photo is from the late 19th century.
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Tulalip tribal member George Jones is shown in ceremonial regalia at the opening of the tribal longhouse in 1914. Jones was the maternal grandfather of Diane Janes, who has compiled a series of books of tribal photos.
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If she doesn't know who they are, often she can find someone who does.
She's been collecting tribal photographs for close to 50 years. For more than a decade, she's been preserving history by compiling the photos into self-published books.
Countless tribal members, their ancestors and many events on the reservation are chronicled in a dozen volumes, each an inch thick or more. About 10,000 photos are shown in 2,000 pages.
The books are available to the public at the tribes' Hibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve.
Though many tribal members know of Janes, 70, and her books, a lot of others don't, she believes.
"I'm hoping as more people see these, they'll say, 'That's my relative,'" she said.
When Janes was about 20, she started getting photos reproduced for her parents so they could have multiple copies -- piquing her curiosity about her family in the process.
Later, Janes began taking photos at Tulalip events. She compiled tribal photos for the Everett centennial celebration in 1993.
"It just sort of grew from there," she said. "I thought it was going to be simple."
Janes is not a certified genealogist but, through her work, has helped many tribal members learn more about their ancestry -- starting with her own family.
Stan Jones Sr., a longtime tribal leader and board member, is Janes' uncle. Jones and his sister, Gloria, Janes' mother, for a long time wanted to find the grave of their mother, who had died at a young age. They heard it was at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Monroe, but didn't have an exact location.
Several times over the years, they looked through the cemetery but couldn't find the grave.
Later, in the early 1990s, they were discussing the matter with Janes and she produced an extended-family photo that included a half-brother, Mickey Malone.
He was contacted and knew exactly where the grave was located, in the same cemetery.
"They were looking in the wrong place," Janes said.
Stan Jones' wife, JoAnn, said Janes' photo collections have meant a lot to their family.
Having the photos helps put faces to names when relating family history to young people, she said.
"We really appreciate them, she's done so much work on those and done such a good job," JoAnn Jones said.
Tribal Chairman Mel Sheldon Jr. is a cousin of Janes' on her father's side.
"It was really good looking at the pictures to know how far my family went back," he said.
"She's done a great job of compiling the pictures that many of us might not have had access to or didn't know existed. What a great service not only to our families but to our whole community."
As Janes began to collect more images, she felt the need to get them organized and documented.
"I thought, 'This could go on forever, and I'm getting older,'" she said.
She began typing up captions and pasting them along with the photos on 8½-by-11 inch pieces of paper. She took them to a printer and had the pages reproduced and bound into a paperback.
The first book, "The Children of the Owl Clan," was devoted to photos of the Jones side of her family. Two more volumes of photos on the Owl Clan and closely related families were to follow. She then produced three volumes focused on her Sheldon side.
After that, she broadened her scope into other families, tribes and different aspects of reservation life.
"Tulalips and Friends" and "The Mountain, River and Sound People" include photos of members of neighboring tribes, such as Lummi, Sauk-Suiattle, Swinomish, Upper Skagit and others, as well as Tulalips.
One photo shows well-known Upper Skagit tribal member Vi Hilbert at age 4 or 5, taken in the early 1920s. Hilbert played a key role in preserving tribal culture through her storytelling and work on reviving Lushootseed, the native language of the area. She died in 2008 at the age of 90.
Another of Janes' books, "The Children of the Longhouse," shows photos of Tulalip ceremonial events from the early 1900s to the present day.
"Paddle to Tulalip" features photos of the intertribal canoe journey and ceremony hosted by the Tulalips in 2003. "Tulalip Salmon Ceremony" spotlights the annual tribal ceremony honoring the summertime return of salmon to streams. Janes took many of her own photos for this ceremony and some of the others.
Another book is devoted to the history of education on the reservation, including photos and narrative about the white boarding schools where young tribal children were sent in the early 1900s.
In borrowing photos from tribal members to reproduce, at first she'd take them to photo stores and pay to have them copied. She then tried to learn how to use scanning equipment, but that didn't go well, she said.
Then someone told her she could take photos of photos, and that made her work much easier, she said.
Janes cares for a disabled daughter, Julie, 51, who was hit by a drunken driver at age 19. Janes doesn't have to work at a regular job, which gives her time for her work. And it does take time, she said. In visiting a family to borrow photos, "You don't just go in there, you sit and talk," she said.
She doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. The next book will be titled "Images of our Ancestors." She's also planning a book about her daughter.
"All I want to do is record history as it comes, for whoever decides to share their photos," Janes said.
"There are so many tribal members who are historians. They don't realize it, but they carry our history.
"I try to make my books so the next generation will take over."
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I live in the country and have no grandchildren near, so Halloween is just another day. I do enjoy getting dressed up for New Year's Eve, and my service dog always goes with me. Since she always wears her service dog gear, a costume is no big deal to her. She wears a fancy garter over her buckle collar, and is always given a tiara when we get to the party. She happily prances around showing it off all night and drinks her bowl of apple juice at midnight. This is the one night of the year that casino staff is allowed to fuss over her, and she eats up all the attention, not to mention the boneless chicken wings. Her eyes are shining and her tail is up and wagging so hard it could break legs, so I seriously doubt that she is annoyed.
She also wears a sun hat and Doggles whenever she rides in my convertible with the top down. Instead of laying down and going to sleep as she normally does, she sits at attention the entire time she is in the car so her admiring fans (the whole world, in her opinion) can admire her finery.
Costumes is for the human. if your pet likes it, it's because you tried it in the first place. they have fur, they don't need to wear clothes or costumes. i don't even find it cute. my kittens and dog look better without some silly human thing. i don't een have my pets dressed up in the sims and don't understand why people use their pets. yes, they are part of the family, but they are not your playthings. As it is, too many kids hurt their pets and see them as inferior.
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Every dog I see dressed up looks embarrassed. I feel bad for them, especially when people look at them and comment and laugh. People think it's cute, but it looks like the dogs are mortified.
I was thinking about making my short-haired dachshund his own fleece coat since even in Georgia there have been some winter mornings that have quite the bite to them. Anyway I was thinking about making it themed like Sparky from Frankenweenie but it wouldn't just be for Halloween since we don't really trick or treat anyway. If my Basil gets anything it's going to be something practical that he could also use on cold winter days.
That and I had gotten one of the commercial Frankenweenie costumes and Basil got all excited when he saw it, but I had to take it back because the costume would've touched the ground since he's a dachshund and so low to the ground. Making a coat for him will be better in the long run since I can make it specifically to his body measurements.
I have to disagree with some of the comments on here. My little Yorkie loves to be dressed up. She'll even help me try to put the clothes on her! Though if it is too ridiculous looking she just gives me a face like "do I have to?"
She's actually tried to put the clothes on that were on the bottom shelf in the petstore!
Needless to say she will be dressing up this year, in a costume of her choice of course! :)
My boxer mix loves to dress up. She prances around proud as can be and looks sad when I make her take her "dress" off. On the other hand my rat terrier hates any type of clothing. I sometimes dye our maltese with beet juice but thats color not clothes lol.
i use to but now i dont having 3 dogs who wont hold still and 5 cats who dont get dressed up cause i cant take them anywhere with me so why dress ur pet up and then take it trick or treating with you maybe think some people might get bitten from ur animal thats how i see it besides there safer at home then anywhere
I have a 70 lb standard poodle that loves to get dressed up, so every year we match him in a costume with my 6 yr old daughter. This year we're going to shave some patch lines and make him a frankenstein poodle. We just shave where the stitches go, get some colored hair spray and he's good to go. HE loves dressing up and getting a good bath when he gets home!
My cat wears a t-shirt 24/7, not to make him look cute, but to keep him from ripping his skin off from his dermatitis. He doesn't really like it but it's better than the open gaping wounds he gets without it. Holidays he just gets a different shirt. (He's been to numerous vets to no avail. This has been the best solution.)


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Metro Radio Arena (formerly the Newcastle Arena and Telewest Arena) is a sports and entertainment arena in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, North East England, United Kingdom. Owned and operated by the SMG Europe and sponsored by Metro Radio, it hosts music, entertainment, sports & business events. Having also had various professional basketball and ice hockey teams as tenants for much of its history, since 2009 it has had no ice hockey team after the departure of the Newcastle Vipers to the Whitley Bay Ice Rink, and no basketball team since the departure of the Newcastle Eagles to Northumbria University's Sport Central arena in 2010. Two well known local musicians conceived and helped build the arena, Chas Chandler and his business partner Nigel Stanger. The NYSE listed Ogden Corporation was awarded a 20 year contract in February 1995 to design the arena, and once completed, to manage the facility including booking and promotion. According to Ogden, the arena clearly filled a market opportunity for touring acts who had otherwise bypassed the area, with the next nearest local venue being the 2,000 seat Newcastle City Hall, and the only other medium sized venues being as far away as Sheffield to the south or Glasgow to the north. Acts that did visit the region often had to make use of the 3,200 seat Whitley Bay Ice Rink. The arena cost 10m pounds to build, and opened as the Newcastle Arena on Saturday 18 November 1995 with a basketball league game between the resident team the Newcastle Comets, hosting the Doncaster Panthers. The Ogden Corporation assumed full ownership of the arena after Chandler and Stanger sold their stakes. Chandler died in 1996 while Stanger died in 1999. In 1997 the arena was renamed the Telewest Arena after a sponsorship deal with the telecommunications and cable-television company Telewest. In 2000 the Ogden Corporation sold the arena to SMG for $240m. In January 2004 the arena was renamed as the Metro Radio Arena after a new sponsorship deal was signed with the independent local station Metro Radio. The seven figure deal was to last a minimum of three years. By 2005, the end of the first decade of operation, seven million people had attended events at the arena.
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