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Container Interface
Also consult Writing Virtual Machine or Container Managers.
systemd has a number of interfaces for interaction with container managers when systemd is used within an OS container. If you write a container solution, please consider supporting the following interfaces.
Execution Environment
- If the container manager wants to influence the hostname for a machine it should just set it before invoking systemd in the container, and systemd will leave it unmodified (that is unless there's an explicit hostname configured in /etc/hostname which overrides whatever is pre-initialized by the container manager)
- Make sure to pre-mount /sys, and /proc, /sys/fs/selinux before invoking systemd, and mount /proc/sys and the entirety of /sys and /sys/fs/selinux read-only in order to avoid that the container can alter the host kernel's configuration settings. systemd and various tools (such as the selinux ones) have been modified to detect whether these file systems are read-only, and will behave accordingly.
- Pre-mount /dev as (container private) tmpfs for the container and bind mount some suitable TTY to /dev/console. Also, make sure to create device nodes for /dev/null, /dev/zero, /dev/full, /dev/random, /dev/urandom, /dev/tty, /dev/ptmx in /dev. It is not necessary to create /dev/fd or /dev/stdout, as systemd will do that on its own. Make sure to set up the "devices" cgroup controller so that no other devices but these may be created in the container. Note that many systemd services these days use PrivateDevices=, which means that systemd will set up a private /dev for them for which it needs to be able to create these device nodes. Dropping CAP_MKNOD for containers is hence generally not OK.
- udev is not available in containers (and refuses to start), and hence device dependencies are unavailable. The udev unit files will check for /sys being read-only, as an indication whether device management can work. Hence make sure to mount /sys read-only in the container (see above).
- If systemd detects it is run in a container it will spawn a single shell on /dev/console, and not care about VTs or multiple gettys on VTs. (But see $container_ttys above.)
- Either pre-mount all cgroup hierarchies in full into the container, or leave that to systemd which will do so if they are missing. Note that it is explicitly not OK to just mount a sub-hierarchy into the container as that is incompatible with /proc/$PID/cgroup (which lists full paths). Also the root-level cgroup directories tend to be quite different from inner directories, and that distinction matters. It is OK however, to mount the "upper" parts read-only of the hierarchies, and only allow write-access to the cgroup subtree the container runs in.
Environment Variables
- To allow systemd (and other code) to identify that it is executed within a container, please set the $container= environment variable for PID 1 in the container to a short lowercase string identifying your implementation. With this in place the ConditionVirtualization= setting in unit files will work properly. Example: "container=lxc-libvirt"
- systemd has special support for allowing container managers to initialize the UUID for /etc/machine-id to some manager supplied value. This is only enabled if /etc/machine-id is empty (i.e. not yet set) at boot time of the container. The container manager should set $container_uuid= as environment variable for the container's PID 1 to the container UUID it wants to set. (This is similar to the effect of qemu's -uuid switch). Note that you should pass only a UUID here that is actually unique (i.e. only one running container should have a specific UUID), and gets changed when a container gets duplicated. Also note that systemd will try to persistently store the UUID in /etc/machine-id (if writable) when this option is used, hence you should always pass the same UUID here. Keeping the externally used UUID for a container and the internal one in sync is hopefully useful to minimize surprise for the administrator.
- systemd can automatically spawn login gettys on additional ptys. A container manager can set the $container_ttys= environment variable for the container's PID 1 to tell it on which ptys to spawn gettys. The variable should take a space seperated list of pty names, without the leading "/dev" prefix, but with the "pts/" prefix included. Note that despite the variable's name you may only specify ptys, and not other types of ttys. Also you need to specify the pty itself, a symlink will not suffice. This is implemented in systemd-getty-generator(8). Note that this variable should not include the pty that /dev/console maps to if it maps to one (see below). Example: if the container receives "container_ttys=pts/7 pts/8 pts/14" it will spawn three additionally login gettys on ptys 7, 8 and 14.
Advanced Integration
- Consider syncing /etc/localtime from the host file system into the container. Make it a relative symlink to the containers's zoneinfo dir, as usual. Tools rely on being able to determine the timezone setting from the symlink value, and by making it relative it looks nice even if people list the containers' /etc from the host.
- Make the container journal available in the host, by automatically symlinking the container journal directory into the host journal directory. More precisely, link /var/log/journal/
of the container into the same dir of the host. Administrators can then automatically browse all container journals (correctly interleaved) by issuing "journalctl -m". The container machine ID you can determine from /etc/machine-id in the container.
- If the container manager wants to cleanly shutdown the container, it might be a good idea to send SIGRTMIN+3 to its init process. systemd will then do a clean shutdown. Note however, that only systemd understands SIGRTMIN+3 like this, this might confuse other init systems.
- To support Socket Activated Containers the container manager should be capable of being run as a systemd service. It will then receive the sockets starting with FD 3, the number of passed FDs in $LISTEN_FDS and its PID as $LISTEN_PID. It should take these and pass them on to the container's init process, also setting $LISTEN_FDS and $LISTEN_PID (basically, it can just leave the FDs and $LISTEN_FDS untouched, but it needs to set $LISTEN_PID to for the container init process). That's all that's necessary to make socket activation work. The protocol to hand sockets from systemd to services is hence the same as from a container manager to a container systemd. For further details see the explanations of sd_listen_fds(1) and the blog story for service developers.
- Container managers should stay away from the "name=systemd" cgroup hierarchy. That's private property of systemd, and no other code should interfere with it.
- Inside of a container, if a veth link is named "host0", systemd-networkd running inside of the container will by default do DHCPv4 client, DHCPv6 client and IPv4LL on it. It is thus recommended that container managers that add a veth link to a container name it "host0", to get automatically configured networked, with no manual interference from outside.
- Outside of a container, if a veth link is prefixed "ve-" will by default do DHCPv4 server and DHCPv6 serer on it, as well as IPv4LL. It is thus recommended that container managers that add a veth link to a container name the external side "ve-" followed by the container name.
- It is recommended to configure stable MAC addresses to container veth devices, for example hashed out of the container names. That way it is more likely that DHCP and Ipv4LL will acquire stable addresses.
What You Shouldn't Do
- Do not drop CAP_MKNOD from the container. PrivateDevices= is a commonly used service setting that provides a service with its own, private, minimal version of /dev. To set this up systemd in the container needs this capability. If you take away the capability than all services that set this flag will cease to work, and this are increasingly many, as we encourage people to make use of this functionality. Use the "devices" cgroup logic to restrict what device nodes the container can create instead of taking away the capability instead.
- Do not drop CAP_SYS_ADMIN from the container. A number of fs namespacing related settings, such as PrivateDevices=, ProtectHome=, ProtectSystem=, MountFlags=, PrivateTmp=, ReadWriteDirectories=, ReadOnlyDirectories=, InaccessibleDirectories=, MountFlags= need to be able to open new mount namespaces and the mount certain file system into it. You break all services that make use of these flags if you drop the flag. Note that already quite a number of services make use of this as we actively encourage users to make use of this security functionality. Also note that logind mounts XDG_RUNTIME_DIR as tmpfs for all logged in users and won't work either if you take away the capability.
- Do not cross-link /dev/kmsg with /dev/console. They are different things, you cannot link them to each other.
- Do not pretent that the real VTs would be available in the containers. The VT subsystem consists of all devices /dev/tty*, /dev/vcs*, /dev/vcsa* plus their sysfs counterparts. They speak specific ioctl()s and understand specific escape sequences, that other ptys don't understand. Hence, it is explicitly not OK to mount a pty to /dev/tty1, /dev/tty2, /dev/tty3. This is explicitly not supported.
- Don't pretend that passing arbitrary devices to containers could work. For example, do not pass device nodes for block devices, ... into the container. Device access (with the exception of network devices) is not virtualized on Linux. Enumeration and probing of meta information from /sys and elsewhere is not possible to do correctly in a container. Simply adding a specific device node to a container's /dev is not enough to do the job, as udev and suchlike are not available at all, and not devices will ever appear available or enumeratable hence, inside the container.
- Don't mount only a subtree of the cgroupfs into the container. This will not work as /proc/$PID/cgroup lists full paths and cannot be matched up with the actual cgroupfs tree visible, then. (Also see above.)
Final Words
If you write software that wants to detect whether it is run in a container, please check /proc/1/environ and look for the container= environment variable. Do not assume the environment variable is inherited down the process tree. It generally is not. Hence check the environment block of PID 1, not your own.
Note that it is our intention to make systemd systems work flawlessly and out-of-the-box in containers. In fact we are interested to ensure that the same OS image can be booted on a bare system, in a VM and in a container, and behave correctly each time. If you notice that some component in systemd does not work in a container as it should please contact us.


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Or Gordon?
Could be back to Rivers? Or Miller?After the game, Williams threatened to make more lineup changes. For the second consecutive game Xavier Henry started ahead of Al-Farouq Aminu at small forward. Henry was held to five points, while Aminu came off the bench scored two points in almost eight minutes.
Williams has not been pleased with the defensive play of his guards, Greivis Vasquez and Roger Mason Jr. They combined for 14 points on four-of-11 shooting against Miami.
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Going back to Rivers is pretty much the only move I can see making sense. Vasquez can't go to the bench right now. Cuz that would mean starting Roberts. No in favor of that.
Gordon coming back would be straight outta Compton I mean left field
I would be interested to see:
Have we tried that combo yet this year?
I'm up for trying anything to be honest.
1: Roberts
2: Greivis
3: Henry
4: Davis
5: Lopez
Give it a shot, may not work but what would it hurt.
I dont see what other tinkering can be done. Rivers head is still swimming. Roberts plays worse than GV as a starter.
Just have to make due with young or inferior guards.
I'd rather see Rivers and Miller start at the 1 and 2, and have Vasquez and Roberts run the second unit's 1 and 2. Give Mason a seat on the bench.
I'd like it if they started Vasquez/Roberts/X/Anderson/Lopez. Let Vasquez guard 2's and Roberts guard points.
If its a change he wants...let rivers go all in with the point guard role. He has shown to pass up multiple shots to get his teammates involved so far. So I say let him learn on the fly full throttle. We have one of the worst records in the league and with our injury woes we may not improve to much in the win loss column. So I say let rivers and darius miller get their time now.
Switch rivers and Roberts. They play like the other position anyway
To be honest, when Davis comes back, I wouldn't mind seeing:
2. Henry
3. Anderson
4. Davis
5. Lopez
I've always been an advocate of Ryno playing alongside RoLo and AD. Anderson doesn't deserve to (and shouldn't) head back to the bench, his scoring consistency is far too valuable. Plus, with that frontline, we'd be absolutely beastly on the glass. Since AD's inside D wasn't incredible to start the year, I'd like to see him have a run guarding SF's on the wing.
I've been criticized for this idea before, but that was before everyone knew what Ryan could do. As a former magic fan, I can honestly say my favorite lineups were when the Magic played three bigs (Howard, Bass, Anderson in 2010-11; Howard, Big Baby, Anderson in 2011-12). The lineup absolutely dominated. Granted, we don't have Dwight here in New Orleans, but we have Davis, who can guard wings well.
In terms of the guards, I'm happy to let Henry and Rivers get a run until EJ comes back. Then, I'd like to see him and Vazquez starting, as I believe GV would play well alongside Gordon.
Just opinion - may not be popular, but oh well.
Anderson is better at PF because he can draw out the opposing team's big man and spread the floor. He does deserve to start but I doubt it happens. I would rather he play with Miller and Mason since all 3 can spread the floor allowing the PG to penetrate.
I'm ok with Mason starting since he can shoot and is shooting ok. He doesn't defend well like Miller and I'm ok with Miller starting at the SG, but I really don't want to see Anderson alongside Aminu on the floor.
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we need to trade vasques while his name is still hot since cp3 said he will be an all star soon u could get somehting for him. Then start rivers at the point the rest of the season. Who cares if he does horrible, he will learn from it get great experience to speed up his process and we will get a great draft pick, who cares about this season, next year if we had a healthy gordon, davis and big name FA we would be very good. I could see gordon averaging 24ppg next year and davis avg 20-10
I honestly really have no clue what Greivis is worth.
I'd like to see how a lineup of Grevis, Roberts, and rivers could do to close out a game. (Obviously this wouldn't work against a team with a top 3).
I like how aminu isnt playing much anymore. He really is awful as a wing player, he just can't shoot a lick, not an effing lick. He was a 4 in college and should still play as a big. He's got the length to play inside and is a good rebounder but we have enough bigs. I really see no reason to ever play him and I'm sure we couldn't trade him or anything.
Looks like he is going to do it again:
http://www.nola.com/hornets/index.ss...h_mont_92.htmlAfter 12 games, Henry is averaging 4.5 points.
``He didn't play well in Miami; let's go ahead and clear that up,'' said Williams, referring to Henry. ``He played decent against Memphis and I thought against Miami he took a step back. He had one nice drive to the basket, but outside of that it was a struggle. We may have to look at other options. If I take him out of the starting lineup, it doesn't mean it is his fault. We're trying to find a good combination.''
Williams said he is considering shaking up his lineup again to get a better ballhandler on the floor to play alongside point guard Greivis Vasquez because teams are trapping him frequently.
Unless he's starting Roberts too, who else can he start but Rivers?
I say go with Miller, Mason, and Rivers starting. Miller and Mason will help Anderson spread the floor and it will allow Rivers to penetrate more and kick it out to the open shooters. We would have 3 awesome perimeter shooters on the floor.
Oh wait, Davis is back.
I would stick with Henry or Aminu and let Miller come off the bench with Anderson. Also, I would start Roberts and Vasquez together.
1st unit
C - Lopez, PF - Davis, SF - Henry/Aminu, with Vasquez and Roberts in the backcourt
2nd Unit
C - Smith, PF - Anderson, SF - Miller, SG - Mason, PG - Rivers.
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Wells Fargo erroneously foreclosed on the home of a Tustin couple – while the pair was seeking a loan modification – and has canceled the sale of the house to an investor, the Register has learned.
The foreclosure occurred in November, just one month after major U.S. banks agreed to restrict the practice of "dual tracking," or seizing a residence while a homeowner is working with the bank to modify a loan. The dual-tracking restriction was part of the National Mortgage Settlement, an agreement between federal officials and major banks following accusations of foreclosure abuses by lenders.
Sue and Keith Robishaw ran into financial trouble in 2009, after Keith lost his job, and sought a loan modification. They said the process was long and repetitive, but they complied with every request from the bank. The Register wrote about their case in December, after the house was foreclosed while the Robishaws were away visiting family for Thanksgiving.
The couple asked Wells Fargo to conduct a formal review of the case and cancel the foreclosure. While the Robishaws waited, they refused to move out – even though the home had been purchased by an investor at the foreclosure auction. Last month, the couple fought off eviction – down to the last minute, with Sue Robishaw making frantic phone calls as a sheriff's deputy cooled his heels on her doorstep.
The Robishaws prevailed. The sale of the house to the investor has been canceled, attorneys in the case said this week. The formal notice of rescission, dated March 21, said the foreclosure was the result of "inadvertence and error."
The Robishaws and their lawyer, Ernie Ching, said they did not know what Wells Fargo paid the investor, if anything, to cancel the sale. Neither a Wells Fargo spokeswoman nor the investor, GRE Development Inc., would comment this week. An attorney for the bank, Natalie T. Nguyen, would confirm only that the foreclosure was rescinded.
Rescissions do not occur often, foreclosure experts say.
"It has been my experience that rescissions are still very rare," said Pat Pinto, manager of the foreclosure mitigation unit of the Legal Aid Society of Orange County. Before the National Mortgage Settlement, she added, "Servicers/lenders who foreclosed and took back a property refused to rescind a sale even though they were aware there was a problem with the foreclosure."
Rescinding a foreclosure is "extremely uncommon," said Kurt De Meire, CEO of County Records Research, a trustee that processes foreclosures and publishes daily foreclosure data. His firm was not the trustee in the Robishaw case.
Banks "are supposed to do their reviews and get clearances before it sold," he said. "They go through a lot before they clear us to sell a property."
Sean O'Toole, CEO of Foreclosure Radar, a firm that helps investors buy properties, said he's seen rescissions under a variety of circumstances, "but as a percentage of total (foreclosure) sales, it would be small."
The rescission reinstates the mortgage. The couple is now working with Wells Fargo to get a loan modification – which is what they were in the midst of doing when the house was foreclosed.
The Robishaws are relieved to have their home back. But life isn't back to normal.
"Through this whole process, I have been cautious," Sue Robishaw said this week. "Until I have a signed, final mortgage and I'm making the payments, I'm not finished."


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Women's Golf Finishes Fourth Amongst Division One Field at Boscobel Intercollegiate
October 10, 2010
PENDLETON, S.C. Pfeiffer freshman Angela Gimenez fired a one-over 73 in the final round of the Boscobel Intercollegiate, leading the Lady Falcons to a fourth place team finish at the par 72, 5,989-yard Boscobel Golf Course. Pfeiffer finished second amongst division two teams playing in a primarily division one event.
Gimenez bounced back with her 73 after a round of 82 on Saturday to lead the way with a 155. Steph Peareth, who shared the overall lead after round one with a 74, finished one shot back of Gimenez.
Jackie McMenimon put up rounds of 78 and 82 to finish tied for 16th while Chelsea Demers and Kelly Hill rounded out the remaining team scores. Demers posted 82, 84 while Hill wrapped up with an 84 and 85. Playing as an individual, Lauren Lyle started strong with a 78, but concluded with a 92.
One final event remains for the Lady Falcons in the fall portion of their schedule on Monday and Tuesday, October 19th and 20th hosted by Catawba. Pfeiffer will take part in the Patsy Rendleman Invitational at the Salisbury Country Club.
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- BA, Indiana University, 2008
- MBA, Indiana University, Kelley School of Business, 2011
- JD, Magna Cum Laude, Indiana University, Maurer School of Law, 2011
Professional Experience
- Owner/Manager, One-Eighteen, LLC (a commercial real-estate and boutique hotel business)
- Of Counsel, Associate & Summer Associate, Bose McKinney & Evans, LLP
Awards, Honors & Certifications
- Order of the Coif (2011)
- John Edwards Fellowship (2010)
- Forte Fellowship (2010)
- Phi Beta Kappa (2007)
- Palmer Brandon Prize
Professional Interests
• Legal aspects of entrepreneurship • Ethics and small business management • Small businesses in low-income countries
Abbey Stemler is a practicing attorney and a lecturer in the Department of Business Law and Ethics. She also owns and manages a real estate and hotel business in Bloomington, IN. Abbey earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Indiana University Maurer School of Law, an M.B.A. from Indiana University Kelley School of Business, and a B.A., highest distinction, from Indiana University-Bloomington. Prior to joining the Kelley School faculty, Abbey practiced law at Bose McKinney & Evans in Indianapolis, IN.
Selected Publications
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Special Admissions - Nursing
Entrance into the program is selective and is based on academic ability and aptitude for a career as a nurse. Acceptance is completed in conjunction with admission to Carroll. Contact Nancy Perry for more information.
- Submit all official transcripts to the Records Office.
- Submit proof of high school graduation. This can be an official transcript from your high school, a copy of your diploma, GED certificate or evaluation of a foreign high school transcript.
- Obtain and submit a College Enrollment Application.
- Obtain and submit a Nursing Application to Nancy Perry, program director. The application and instructions are available online during open admissions.
- Fall 2016 admission - Feb 15
- Spring 2016 admission - Oct. 1
- Licensed Practical Nurses to Registered Nurse (RN) transition program - Fall Term.
- All documents must be submitted together as a single application packet except for official transcripts, which need to be submitted to the Records Office.
- Successfully complete, with a minimum grade of C, the following course requirements prior to admission.
Prerequisite Course Points
The admission process awards points for completing the Nursing Application and meeting the above criteria. Students with the highest point totals are accepted conditionally into the clinical portion of the program.
- BIOL 210, 211, 215 (3 points for A, 2 points for B, 1 point for C, no points are awarded for D or F).
- ENGL 101 and MATH 115 (2 points for A, 1 point for B, 0.5 point for C, no points are awarded for D or F).
- Three points are awarded for being a Carroll County resident if you submit a copy of your driver's license showing you are a Carroll County resident.
- RN applicants:
- Fall admission
Three points are awarded for completing all degree requirements for either the Associate of Science Registered Nurse Track or Associate of Science Registered Nurse for Licensed Practical Nurses program by Feb. 15 of the year you plan to begin. Two points are awarded for plans to complete the degree requirements of the program by May 31 of the year you plan to begin.
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Three points are awarded for completing all degree requirements for either the Associate of Science Registered Nurse Track or Associate of Science Registered Nurse for Licensed Practical Nurses program by Oct. 1 of the year prior to beginning. Two points are awarded for plans to complete the degree requirements by Dec. 31 of the year prior to beginning.
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You must provide your own transportation to clinical sites during each nursing course.
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Achievements honored: Amin David, founder of Los Amigos of Orange County, will be honored by the Orange County Hispanic Bar Association.
David will receive the Hon. Francisco Briseno Lifetime Achievement Award when the lawyers group holds its 35th annual scholarship fundraiser and installation dinner March. 2.
Other honorees include:
•Frank Ospino, Orange County public defender, attorney of the year.
•Union Bank, corporate citizen award.
• Sara Lundquist, vice president of students services, Santa Ana College, Guardian de la Justicia award.
Recipients of the Wally Davis Scholarship are Hugo Salazar, Chapman University School of Law; and Samantha Morales, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, San Diego.
The black-tie dinner is the main fundraiser for the Wally Davis Scholarship Memorial Fund, created nearly 20 years ago. The association has awarded more than 60 scholarships to Latino law students with ties to Orange County.
The dinner takes place at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel. Tickets are $180 for association members and their guests; $200 for non-members; and $150 for members of the judiciary and their guests. For tickets and information, see ochba.org. Ticket sales close March 1.
New center: The Orange County LULAC Foundation Center is celebrating the grand opening of its office in Garden Grove on Friday, Feb. 22 – the first LULAC office to open on the West Coast.
Benny Diaz, president of its board and state director of the League of United Latin American Citizens, said the 5,000-square-foot center will be the hub of a variety of activities, including computer classes, food assistance, workshops on immigration and education rights and efforts to promote voter registration and civic participation.
The foundation organizes a number of activities, including annual scholarships, a youth academy and voter registration.
Several public officials are expected to attend, including members of the Garden Grove City Council, Sen. Lou Correa and Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva.
The grand opening takes place from 6:30-9 p.m., with a program beginning at 7 p.m. Food will be provided by La Casa Garcia.
The center is at 11277 Garden Grove Blvd., Ste 101-A, Garden Grove. It will be staffed by volunteers Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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NOTE: A corporation or LLC must be represented by an attorney in District Court, which includes having an attorney sign court papers on behalf of the client corporation or LLC. Except: For cases limited to the Hennepin County "Housing Court," MN Gen. Rule of Practice 603 may allow a principal (or agent) of the corporation or LLC to sign court papers or appear in court on behalf of the business entity. Get legal advice if you have questions on this topic.
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Legal rights and duties of the landlord and tenant are determined by lease (rental agreement), state and federal laws, and city ordinances. We link to many online resources for landlords and tenants offered by other agencies in Minnesota. You might also find materials at your local law library. For advice on what you should do in your situation, talk to a lawyer.
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Lady Falcons Pickup First Conference Win in Convincing Fashion
September 20, 2013
by Paul Horner
BANNER ELK, NC - The Pfeiffer University women's volleyball team (2-7, 1-0 Conference Carolinas) won their first conference matchup 3-1 on the road at Lees-McRae tonight. The match was the first conference contest of the 2013 season for both squads, and Pfeiffer's ninth game in a 12 game road swing to open the season.
Behind solid offensive performances by senior Milana Mervosh and freshman Laura Fortner, the Lady Falcons jumped out to an early lead in the match and took games one and two by scores of 25-23 and 25-20 respectively. Mervosh posted nine total kills on the match as Fortner contributed seven to push Pfeiffer to a 36-29 edge in the kill column. Game three was a slight misstep for the Lady Falcons and went to the Bulldogs 25-18.
Pfeiffer would be undeterred, and after going down 4-1 to start game four, battled with Lees-McRae through nine ties and two lead changes. Game four appeared to be in the bag for the Bulldogs when they went up 23-19 on the Lady Falcons following a kill from Jordan Banta. Pfeiffer however, refused to be counted out and following a kill by junior Allison Rosas and five straight serves from freshman Haley Denny, stole game four from Lees-McRae 25-23.
"I'm proud of the way we fought tonight," said Head Coach Paul Lawson in reaction to the win. "It feels really good to get that first conference win, and we're going to continue to fight, all the way to the end."
Defensively the Lady Falcons were led by Denny who bested all players with 15 total digs for the match. Sophomore Emily Wall led the way in assists for Pfeiffer with 16, sharing the load with junior Meghan Davis who chipped in 14 for the match.
Pfeiffer has little time to enjoy the win as they travel to King tomorrow for their second conference matchup in as many days.


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The Clippers are going to defeat us in the most sound manner possible.
CP3 might score 40 on Greivis.
Great sports day in New Orleans today. Bravo boys!
I'm also interested to see if Gordon shows up for the game...
I posted this in another thread, but it applies here too:
I only watched the 2nd half, but Rivers looked great. I'm dead serious. Who gives a **** if he wasn't hitting his shots? He got fouled on half of his attempts, all were no-calls, complete BS by the refs. He was setting his teammates up great, playing great defense, leading the break, running the offense, etc... You people need to stop watching the box score and start watching the game.
Rivers had the ball in his hands much more tonight (Roberts played much more SG, Rivers PG), and it's no wonder he had his best game as a Hornet tonight. Guy is going to be an All Star PG one day, book it.
I only caught the last 10 minutes, but Rivers is a better passer than I thought. If we are going for the Tank (Davis out and Gordon out), Rivers should get the minutes at the point. At least he can get around a pick and roll and get passed the 3 point line...
Here's the AD part, to make sure I'm not being misquoted at any point (not you Hunny B, that's just the first ripple from the misquote):
Since Davis presence has the biggest effect on the teams play of those that have played this season, lets investigate this latest class of injuries. A stress reaction is like a stress fracture without a fracture (maybe); the most severe stress reactions result in a fracture. The cause of these is repetitive stress, and often follows dramatic increase in stress, such as a change in training regimen. The injury presents as acute localized pain during activity that increases even after the activity has stopped. The treatment is essentially rest, but it can be aided by a walking boot (the cool kids call this a pneumatic walker or cam walker, depending). These boots are clever little gadgets that can aid in a number of ways, starting with the redirection of forces away from the sole of the foot, aiding in healing of stress reactions. Strengthening the affected area can help prevent future injury. 8 weeks seems to a glass-half-full recovery period for typical sort of stress reaction in the ankle, with 16 weeks being the glass-half-empty counterpart. The extent and location of Davis injury and how well the treatment takes will determine if he can beat the 8 week `typical.
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"I'm not going to allow my putative owner to answer that question, this is an NBA related press conference. Paul Tagliabue and Roger Goodell have collectively sung their praises of Tom and if uh ESPN has a problem with that tell Mr. Skipper to call me at my office."
I don't really see Rivers being an All-Star except in a David West kind of way. Basically, a good third option that is not worth replacing unless you get a legit All-Star in return. He can be a high-level starter that will win us some games but nothing more than that.
He also is really not that great at getting past his guy. The second half was mostly against scrubs, and he only did okay (by his standards he did great though). The thing is, he really is not that great of an athlete. He is pretty good, but if a defense decided to zone in on him, they would completely shut him out. And he really does not play well off the ball either because he is not a very good shooter right now and his release is not very quick.
Essentially, he needs to get much stronger, he needs to develop his floater more (he has been called for a charge on numerous occasion because he did not go with the floater), he needs to get a better shot, and he needs to become a little more crafty with the ball to make up for his lack of elite athleticism.
That doesn't even get into his defense which has been absolutely horrible and there is no denying that.
We are expecting him to improve on A LOT of different aspects of his game if we want him to ever be a starter on a championship team.
Right now he's producing at a level not even Hasheem Thabeet produced at. He is seriously producing negative results on the winshares and so far has -0.3 WS. That has to concern you.
I really hope he pulls it together, but I can't be optimistic based on what I have seen. Sorry.
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Once AD and Mr Glass comes back, we'll be alright
I've not many concerns about Rivers at this point. He'll be fine. He just needs time like Scarborough Fair after parsley, sage, and rosemary.
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Like it or not, we're traditionalists. We like antique desks, hardwood floors, classic Coke, the occasional Moonpie, Cheerwine with a hot dog, pizza with cheese (no pineapple, please) and our news accurate, right off the press and tossed into our driveway every morning. That designated hitter thing? Forget it.
So when it comes to ACC basketball, we're old school, more so than blackboards and erasers.
Yes, we remember back when the games involved only UNC, N.C. State, Duke, Wake Forest, Maryland, Clemson, Virginia andSouth Carolina. And we miss those Saturdays when C.D. Chesley produced a slew of ACC games for local TV, with the marquee contest featuring the announcing team of Thacker and Packer (but we don't miss Packer all that much). And we watched Thursday afternoon ACC Tournament games during the school day on little black and white TVs supplied by teachers more interested in the outcomes than we were. We all "sailed with the Pilot" during the commercial breaks.
And the tournament in those halcyon days was almost always in the venerable Greensboro Coliseum.
With all of that history it will come as no surprise that we find ourselves in agreement with the winningest college basketball coach of all time who, earlier this week, put his stamp of approval on neighboring Greensboro and its longtime role as ACC Tournament host.
"I would like to see the tournament always be in Greensboro," Duke's Mike Krzyzewski said via radio on the Blue Devils' in-house radio broadcast.
We second that.
Yes, in the annual basketball battle among ACC teams, we take no sides. We respect every team, every administration, every coach and every player. No favorites here. Let the fans sort those issues out for themselves when the tournament starts today. But in the matter of where the ACC Tournament should be played, well, we like right next door just fine.
The Greensboro Coliseum is almost the ancestral home for the college basketball conference postseason tournament that sparked all the others that would follow. It's still the champion-crowning jewel at the end of a long basketball regular season. It's still the way a team is completely assured of a bid to the NCAA Tournament and the only route for the league's cellar-dwelling teams to get there at all.
And Greensboro remains the home of the Atlantic Coast Conference offices, even though the league has sprawled a long way since its 1950s beginnings. The ACC has now expanded into New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, Florida, Massachusetts and Georgia.
The announcement that Notre Dame would be allowed to join the ACC next basketball season arrived just in time this week to serve as a reminder of how much things change. In 2013-14, the Irish will be joined by Syracuse and Pittsburgh as the ACC's newest entries. A year later, Louisville will jump on board. In the meantime, charter member Maryland will depart.
Over the years, the league has tried venues outside Greensboro. The list includes nearby sites in Charlotte and Raleigh and more far flung places like Atlanta; Tampa, Fla.; Maryland and Washington. But 23 times, the Greensboro Coliseum has been where the league champion cut down the nets.
From Krzyzewski's perspective, it's the best site.
"During my 33 years in the conference, nobody does it any better — it's not even close — than the people in Greensboro," Krzyzewski said. "They put their arms around all the teams. ... They set an atmosphere that's 'Final Four-ish.'"
Greensboro has the contract to host the tournament in 2014 and 2015. After that, though, the forces that created league expansion may try to guide the event elsewhere, perhaps even New York or Boston.
Say it ain't so.


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I've always known that maps are an underused but vital part of genealogy research. I think the difficulty in finding them and correlating them contributes to this for most people. Recently, I had an example where maps helped me to better understand connections between enslaved ancestors.
My Prather family is from Montgomery County, Maryland and I have been studying them alot recently, trying to make sense of the mountains of data I have acquired so I can finally write this line up properly. One thing I've learned (the hard way)and believe is that even though most of us spend years gathering data, the real rewards come when you spend MORE time analyzing and assessing what you have. That is a skill that improves the more you read case studies, especially the ones in peer-reviewed journals like NGS Quarterly which I'm a big fan of. I can't tell you how many things I realized I already had the answers to, once I sit my tail down
and actually look at things. It also helps to have new and fresh eyes look at your research which is why it helps to have good genealogy buddies.
I went off on another tangent which I am prone to do, but back to maps & my Prather family. Montgomery County has a few unique records that help to uncover enslaved ancestors. Maryland ended slavery in 1864, and in 1867, slaveowners were hoping to be reimbursed for those slaves the way that D.C. paid slaveowners. That didn't happen, but the counties compiled
a record of slaves that each slaveowner owned back in 1864. These are great records because they list surnames and ages of slaves, and also note which ones had "run off" to the military.
Two other records that were priceless were a series of tax records in Montgomery County that named slaves along with their ages from 1853-1864 (not every year), and the D.C. Emancipation records I mentioned above included many Montgomery County families who were hiring out their slaves in D.C. In the D.C. records, the slaveowner had to note how he got title to the slave and you can see all the many ways that happened. (Those records are now on Ancestry).
I said all that to say, I finally found slaveowners of several family members & related families, but I really couldn't get a feel for why they were spread out amongst so many different people until I looked at an 1865 and an 1866 map of the area. My ancestor Levi and his probable brother Wesley were owned by Dorothy Williams. Dorothy was the former Dorothy Belt who married Walter Williams. When she became elderly, her son James Williams is shown as owner of her slaves.
I've spoken of Levi's father Rezin Prather in another post, but he turned out to be owned by Nathan Cook. Nathan had inherited Rezin from his wife who was a member of the Magruder family. I'm still not exactly sure who owned Levi's wife
Martha Simpson, but I am leaning towards the Griffith family. The Blunt family owned the wife and children of another Prather (probable) brother, Tobias. When I looked at the 1865/1866 maps shortly, you can see "James Williams" and "N Cook" (Cooke) live in close proximity. Also nearby are the Belt,Griffith and Magruder families, and the Blunts are to the far left of the map. Now it all made more sense.
This speaks to the prevalance of slaves living in "abroad" families, i.e., forming kinship relationships amongst slaves living on nearby farms. A great book about this is "Joining Places: Slave Neighborhoods in the Old South" by Anthony Kay.
After slavery, a deed showed the sale of land from former slave Vachel Duffy to a group of trustees to build Brooke Grove Methodist Church, where my ancestors worshipped and were buried for decades. Those trustees included Levi and Wesley Prather, Wesley Randolph, John Ross,and later Rezin Prather & others. The 1880 census shows these men living in close proximity, and the 1879 map also shows Duffy, Resin Prather ("R. Prater")and Wesley Randolph ("W. Randolph), along with the church ("Brooke Ch"). Vachel Duffy's name is mistakenly rendered as "Rachel Duffy".
Two of the maps I purchased from the Montgomery County Historical Society and another I bought for $35 online at a historic map company because I wanted a large full size one. I see the Maryland State Archives map collection has several in the 20th century I'd like to look at to see if I can better locate the old family house, which is no longer standing.
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The Kings have kept matters closer than expected in Wellington, where the Hurricanes picked up a bonus point victory.
After leading 29 – 16 at half time, the Kings kept themselves in the game, with the match still being a contest at 23 – 29 with fifteen minutes to play. The Hurricanes finished well though to win 46 – 30.
The Hurricanes scored their bonus point try in the first half already, but seemed to go to sleep for the first 25 minutes of the second half, where the Kings took advantage to bring the match back to a six point game. The classy Canes put the matter beyond doubt with two further tries, breaking Kings hearts and bringing up a somewhat flattering scoreboard.
The Kings showed improvement from their match against the Crusaders, where they were caught ball watching and not getting stuck in. This match saw another Kings defensive effort but from the get go, which did make life difficult for the Hurricanes. Beauden Barrett still had to kick two penalties as the Kings kept coming at them, which is a great respect to them.
Impressive performances from Steven Sykes, Demetri Catrakilis and Ronnie Cooke will give the Kings confidence going into the Australian leg of the tour. Sykes was a stalwart in the lineouts while Catrakilis was again good with the boot, becoming the first Kings player to score 50 points in Super Rugby. Cooke, along with fullback George Whitehead, were the only backline players who managed to get over the advantage line. One or two more direct runners, and perhaps a start for Waylon Murray, might see them gain more meters.
The Hurricanes stay at home and host the Waratahs next weekend and the Kings travel to Canberra to take on Jake White's Brumbies.
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Tulalip clinic dispensing gardening advice for better diets
Tulalip clinic gets patients growing veggies, herbs
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Sandy Swanson, a licensed practical nurse at the Tulalip Health Clinic, waters plants in the new garden outside of the clinic on June 16. Swanson works in the elder care program, and when she gets a chance will duck outside to work in the garden. "It makes me smile to come out here and care for these plants," said Swanson.
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Sandy Swanson, a licensed practical nurse at the Tulalip Health Clinic, plants lavender near a bench in the new garden outside of the clinic on June 16.
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Norisha McLean (purple gloves) gets advice from Didi Garlow (green gloves) on planting flowers and herbs in a small planter during an event at the Tulalip Health Clinic on June 16.
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Norisha McLean (left) gets advice from Didi Garlow (right) on planting flowers and herbs in a small planter during an event at the Tulalip Health Clinic on June 16.
The doctor can take the patient right outside the building and show them that they can grow that food for themselves.
A small, rudimentary vegetable garden at the Tulalip Karen I. Fryberg Health Clinic was greatly expanded this year with several new raised wooden beds. Leeks, kale, squash, cucumbers, peas, tomatoes and more are thriving in their southwestern exposure to the summer sun over Tulalip Bay.
Culinary and medicinal herbs and plants are being grown as well -- parsley, tarragon, basil, lavender and rose hips, to name a few.
"It's about engaging with our patients," said Bryan Cooper, clinical lead at the health center. "Instead of telling them what to do, it's 'Let's work together.'"
The incidence of diabetes on the reservation is high, and the garden is especially geared toward helping diabetics manage their condition through their diet.
Doctors and staff members from the lab and pharmacy have been accompanying patients to the garden to discuss the possibilities, said Roni Leahy, diabetes coordinator at the clinic.
Planting soil, tubs, gardening materials and advice have been dispensed on special-event days at the clinic, such as a recent "Diabetes Day."
The garden is an extension of a program established two years ago with the opening of the Hibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve a few miles away, Cooper said.
In one program there, young people have been taught traditional ways of harvesting and processing native medicinal plants. In another, titled "Gardening Together as Families," a popular community vegetable garden was established.
At the clinic, the idea was to build on the success of the Hibulb programs and create a direct link between the medical facility and healthy diets, staff members said.
The late Hank Gobin, the tribes' cultural director who helped establish the Hibulb programs, was motivated to improve tribal members' diets in part because he himself was a diabetic. He passed away in April at age 71.
"It's always about people and their health and well-being," Leahy said. "That's how we keep his memory alive."
The clinic garden has been maintained by staff members and volunteers. At the end of the season, the food will be used at tribal events, Leahy said.
Sandra Swanson, 73, a career nurse, works full time in the clinic's elder care program.
"Then I come out here and play," she said, as she dug in one of the planters.
The plan is to expand the garden next year to a nearby slope facing the bay, with terraces and a trail, Cooper said.
More volunteers are needed, staff members said.
"We want to start these (gardens) and get them to a place where the community takes over," Cooper said.
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The ocean breeze enjoyed by vacationing tourists makes it hard on firefighters when flames erupt in a beach town, emergency officials said in the aftermath of a Thursday morning motel fire in
Wind, salt and the closeness of beach houses present unique challenges to firefighters when they are called to a burning structure in the Topsail area or along the
Fire destroyed Tiffany's Motel on N.
High winds, estimated at 40 mph, made containing the fire difficult. A house next to the motel was destroyed and another nearby home was damaged.
Winds are almost always an additional challenge when combating blazes at the beach, municipal, county and volunteer fire officials agreed Thursday.
"Wind pushes fire right through a structure," said Carteret County Fire Marshal Ben Barnett.
Fires on
Wind-blown fire ripped through 12 homes in a three-building condominium complex in
In May 2008, wind fueled a fire that destroyed 10 ocean-side buildings at Ocean Club Resort in
Fighting fires is dangerous and unpredictable no matter where the blaze is, said Bill Poe, deputy chief with the North Topsail Beach Volunteer Fire Department.
"You can have windy conditions anywhere," he said. "But at the beach you have a sea breeze and prevailing winds."
The top priority in fighting any fire is rescuing anyone trapped inside. But if no rescue scenario exists, firefighters try to save property. In most areas that means going head-to-head with a burning building. At the beach it usually means stopping a blaze from spreading to nearby structures, fire officials said.
"You have to stop a fire from spreading," Poe said. "We concentrate on close or adjacent properties to prevent a lateral fire spread."
Another situation common in beach towns is the close proximity of houses and other structures.
It's important to protect all the structures surrounding a burning building even when winds are pushing a fire in certain direction. Winds change and at the beach many properties are close enough to be damaged solely by the heat, fire officials said.
"I've seen radiant heat melt the siding off a nearby house," Poe said. "Heat travels through glass. I've seen the vinyl blinds melted inside a house"
It's important to check all nearby structures, Poe said, adding, "just because there isn't a fire on the outside doesn't meant it isn't burning on inside."
Water pressure is also an issue when combating fires at the beach. Most of the beach towns along the
Fire officials on Topsail Island and Emerald Isle said the Onslow Water and Sewer Authority does a great job of getting pressures elevated when there is a fire.
Beach towns have more water pressure in the summertime when more people are on the islands.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day each year
Even with ONWASA's help, water pressure doesn't rise fast to fight a major fire. In cases like that fire departments have specialized equipment to get water from elsewhere.
"We have pumps to get water from the
The beach also has unique fire hazards.
"Salt inundation is a big problem," Poe said.
Salt weakens wood making structures burn easier. Salt also causes problems with electric equipment such as meters and air conditioners turning them into fire hazards, he said.
The beach towns in Onslow and neighboring counties have been fortunate that there haven't been a lot of fires, Poe said.
"We don't have a lot of fires but when we do have one, it's usually bad," he said.
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A beautiful place to escape into the realms of art and nature, Allerton Park is a must-see in central Illinois.
Driving into Allerton Park feels like entering a time and place far removed from the surrounding corn and soybean fields of central Illinois. The former estate of art collector Robert Henry Allerton has the grandiose air of European aristocracy. A century-old Georgian-style mansion looks out over a reflecting pond, guarded by sculptures of sphinxes. Nearby paths lead the way into ornamental hedge gardens and walking trails. The grounds are populated with some magnificent and sometimes curious sculptures, both European and Asian in style, but what makes them so compelling is the way they're placed in this carefully planned landscape. The mansion is used for conferences, weddings and other private events, but unfortunately, it isn't open for walk-in visits. And due to budget cuts, Allerton Park offers no guided tours.But there isn't really much need for a guide. Strolling around the park on your own is a delightful escape. The most interesting sights are close to the mansion and the lovely, rolling meadows, but Allerton Park extends far beyond, encompassing 1,500 acres of forest and prairie with 14 miles of trails. Visitors can spend many hours exploring the woodlands. (Make sure to bring bug spray.) Two significant, monumental sculptures are located a couple of miles away from the mansion: "The Death of the Last Centaur" by Antoine Bourdelle and the blue "The Sun Singer" by Carl Milles. Both of these statues are easily accessible by driving or hiking, and they shouldn't be missed. It's breathtaking to see these giant metallic figures rising out of the ground in the middle of the woods.Allerton is open from 8 a.m. until sunset every day except for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.


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Despite challenges, Smith Island salmon project moving ahead
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Naeem Iqbal picks peaches on his burgeoning organic farm on Smith Island east of Everett on Friday morning. Iqbal is worried about a county plan that would flood farmland on Smith Island along Union Slough.
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Naeem Iqbal drives on top of a dike along Union Slough at the north side of his Smith Island property on Friday. Iqbal is worried about a county plan that would flood farmland on Smith Island.
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Naeem Iqbal stands next to a drainage ditch between his property and another parcel on Smith Island east of Everett on Friday morning. Iqbal is worried about a county plan that could flood hundreds of acres of farmland on Smith Island.
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Garbanzo beans grow on Naeem Iqbal�s organic farm on Smith Island on Friday morning. Iqbal is worried about a county plan that would flood farmland on Smith Island.
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Dikes form the banks of Union Slough north of Naeem Iqbal�s farm on Smith Island. Iqbal is worried about a county plan that would flood farmland on Smith Island.
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Strawberries ripen on Naeem Iqbal�s organic farm on Smith Island on Friday. Iqbal is concerned about what the county plan to flood farmland might mean. �Once you introduce the saltwater into the soil,� he said, �it takes a long time to repair.�
The organic farmer worries that Snohomish County could ruin his nascent business of growing pesticide-free produce. Iqbal believes saltwater could infiltrate his soil, among other problems, if the county floods some 350 acres of agricultural ground it owns next door to him on Smith Island.
Despite his misgivings, Iqbal's Hima Nursery and two other businesses are preparing to drop a legal fight against the county's Smith Island project. In exchange, they're getting a string of guarantees that the $19.2 million dike removal won't harm their businesses.
"We think it's going to put enough safeguards (in place), that this property won't get flooded, if the county does what it's supposed to," Iqbal said last week.
The Smith Island project aims to bolster populations of the threatened chinook salmon by recreating tidally influenced marshlands. Eelgrass and other features of the habitat are thought to be essential to the survival of juvenile salmon and other ocean-going fish.
The County Council has scheduled a hearing on the proposed legal agreement at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 3. If approved, it would settle four of five cases before the state's Shoreline Hearings Board. That would clear a major obstacle for construction to start.
"This has not been the easiest conversation," said Debbie Terwilleger, director of the county's Surface Water Management Division. "There's been a lot of education on both ends. We're very excited for this piece of it to be this close to implementation."
If all goes as planned, the county would open bidding late this year and start a two-year construction process in 2015.
In addition to Hima Nursery, appeals have been made by Buse Timber and Dagmars Marina. Their concerns include construction traffic affecting Dagmars and added silt interfering with the mill's ability to float logs in the slough. The three businesses comprise Diking District 5, which also filed an appeal.
The county maintains that a fifth challenge, by the Snohomish County Farm Bureau, is invalid. The Farm Bureau intends to keep up the fight.
"There's been an effort over the years to pick up marginal ag land and restore the connection to the river for salmon-recovery purposes," County Council Chairman Dave Somers said. "This is a piece of a bigger strategy."
The dike system in the Snohomish River estuary was built up in the late 19th and early 20th century to protect farmland. Today, it also guards critical public infrastructure, including I-5 and Everett's sewage treatment plant.
Smith Island is one of three large fish-habitat projects under way in the estuary.
The Tulalip Tribes have the 400-acre Qwuloolt project along Ebey Slough in Marysville. The Port of Everett has similar plans for a 300-acre wetland project on Spencer Island called Blue Heron Slough.
The three projects and several smaller ones involve about 1,200 acres. That far surpasses the 750-acre Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge east of Olympia, currently the largest fish-habitat project on Puget Sound.
The county estimates the Smith Island work will aid 900 or so additional spawning adult chinook per year to return to the Snohomish River and its tributaries.
The project requires breaching a 1930s-era dike along Union Slough and building new dikes farther from the water.
The city of Everett, meanwhile, is building a 700-foot section of dike near its sewage pond, senior engineer Heather Griffin said.
The Snohomish County Farm Bureau hasn't given up trying to stop the county project.
The group claims that state growth laws prohibit destroying designated agricultural land without going through a formal process to designate the land for another purpose.
The bureau also disagrees with the county's characterization of the project as "restoration."
"Our position is that the island long preceded any diking and that the 400 acres they intend to flood through moving the dikes was never in the past flooded, that this is not restoration, that this is the creation of new wetlands," said Ed Moats, a former County Council analyst and congressional candidate who serves as the bureau's spokesman.
Moats and others have spoken against the project at nearly every County Council public comment period this year.
Terwilleger, the county surface water director, called the Farm Bureau's claim about the area's past "counter to reality."
"The notion that it was never part of a saltwater system or a brackish system is something the natural history and the geology just don't support," she said.
Back at Hima Nursery, Iqbal is excited about a farming experiment he's been conducting for about five years.
A few dozen sheep roam the land by I-5. A young orchard sprouts apple and cherry trees, as well as quince, a pear-shaped fruit popular in Turkey.
Iqbal grows late-season strawberries. Elsewhere, he's harvesting onion, fennel, dill, garbanzo beans and chard.
"It came out of the passion that we need to grow our own food and stop eating from the factory farms," said Iqbal, 49, who has spent most of his working life in the construction business.
His enthusiasm, however, is tinged with anxiety that the county's salmon project could harm crops with saltwater or pollutants — even though the county will compensate him if that happens.
"Once you introduce the saltwater into the soil," he said, "it takes a long time to repair."
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