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Across the river was a house and field where califate bushes bloomed a startling yellow and thin cows lay on the bogged grass. We could smell the smoke from the chimney and hear the dogs barking.
I smiled at Ciro. The way he hunched in the saddle. The way he pulled a cigarette from beneath his thick wool poncho and lit it and studied the notch of the pass.
In his full-fur goatskin chaps, he was a satyr on horseback. The black hat, black moustache, black three day beard; the unremitting bitterness in his muddy black eyes. He looked like he'd just robbed the payroll train.
"Tiene miedo?" I asked. You are afraid?
Now he turned his head. He looked at me. He touched a fleck of tobacco off his lip with his toungue and spat dry. And then he smiled. It transformed his face.
"Si, Pedro. Tengo miedo." He clucked the gelding into the swift current and I followed, listening to the rocks roll under the scrabbling hooves and lifting my feet in the stirrups when the water floated the mule's tail and rose to the horses' bellies.
I am such a sucker for this stuff. I grew up in Brooklyn reading Louis L'Amour Westerns. Shooting hoops above the Brooklyn docks, all I wanted to do was build a smokeless fire under the aspens and drift the High Lonesome on horseback. After college I moved to a small town on the Western Slope of Colorado.
When I flew into Bariloche, Argentina, I realized how early it was. The town, with its German architecture and ski area, looked like Bavaria in winter. There was heavy snow on the peaks and everybody was wearing full coats and wool hats. The first thing Zach said was, "Do you want to kayak across the border tomorrow and meet the horses? It's a little Class III-IV gorge on the Manso. Really fun." Brrr. Okay.
We did. We drove for three hours down into a green country of lush cypress and coihue trees, the big broadleaf evergreen that blankets the forests of southern Chile. Orange michai flowered along the road in the sun and all of this was seeming like a better idea.
We put our boats in on an opal river that ran through a narrow moss-rock canyon, and pulled out for a few minutes to get our passports stamped by an Argentinian soldier in a shack up in the woods.
We stood dripping on the planks while he asked us why we were leaving the country. I wanted to say, "Because the river flows downhill." Because, por supuesto, the horses are waiting. I was starting to feel like I was in a dream.
"What's your name?" I said. Her ears swiveled back. She was already prancing in place, swinging her butt around, loading herself like a spring.
Men, people, belong on horseback. There is something deep inside that sings as soon you are in the saddle. The vantage from that height; the shifting and moving of the living animal beneath; the dance of wills. Every man on horseback takes on a certain nobility that he may or may not deserve. Sometimes I think that's why people love SUV's: they set the driver at horse height and jingle something in the DNA.
Chile has had a strong horse culture for more than three hundred years, born when Pisarro landed on the continent's breast, with men and horses, and subdued an Inca nation of over a million battle hardened warriors. I was curious about the working tack used by the huasos. Instead of a leather saddle with attached cinch, they used a spare frame of wood saddle bars which they covered with three folded blankets and two pads of sheepskin.
I hadn't ridden in ten years, and as soon as I was loping down the trail I felt at home. Something in the smell, too, of horsesweat: grass-sweet and musty and ancient. I always think it smells like history.
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Everything he did, he accomplished easily and simply. You knew he would be that way in the rest of his life. His red dog Gaucho followed loyally at his mare's heels. In Chile, cowboys call themselves huasos, in Argentina, gauchos. I thought maybe the name was a dis, like calling your dog Lou Dobbs.
We contoured high above the Rio Manso on our left. Looking back upstream we could see the river running blue in its wooded canyon and the snow mountains in the V.
All the farms in Patagonia are marked by the tall spindles of the poplar trees they call alamo. It's the first thing homesteaders plant, a flag that can be seen from a distance. At dusk we spied the first trees, and came on two farms, one on each side of a fast, clear tributary stream called the Torrentoso.
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I loved this. It could have been Montana or Colorado, except there was plenty of rain and no roads, just horse trails linking the remote farms. And when we emerged next week, we would be only a few kilometers from the sea. We were in the thinnest of countries.
No electricity or phones, and messages traveled down the valley saddle to saddle, homestead to homestead. Zach told me that night that when he needed horses for a trip he'd go to the radio station in Bariloche and put a message out on the daily bulletin board, Ciro, so many horses at such and such a date at such and such a place, for so many days.
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I was up in the first grey light. I'd heard about the fishing in Chile. I found my saddle on the ground and untied the tube of my pack rod and grabbed my vest and trotted past Ciro asleep under a piece of canvas tarp beneath a tepaTK tree. I jogged down the trail past the first farm to the swinging bridge over the Torrentoso, and up to a gravel beach.
Four herd dogs tore up from the house, barking crazily. Rene's dog Gaucho went out to meet them, tail high, and got his ass kicked, but fought his way into an uneasy truce. We cantered off the hill and through the gate into the rail-fenced yard and swung down.
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I smiled warmly at my host and nodded. "Si," I said, "Su presidente. Si." That night Rene slaughtered a lamb — without getting a speck of blood on his jeans — and we ate and drank wine by lantern light until the hard wind off the lake drove in a wintery downpour and we scattered to our tents. Before I left the table, Pancho leaned into me whoozily and confided, "We are all Americans. Claro!"
For the next week we rode. We rode in a hard rain around the lake on a trail of broken slab rock awash with spilling creeks. I was amazed, incredulous, at what the horses could negotiate — slick log water bars and steep, stepping rock, sharp stumps and roots and mud wallows. Nothing seemed to phase them.
Over their farm loomed the kind of jagged rock spires you conjure when you think of Patagonia. We tried to climb the 3000' pass over into the spectacular Cochamo valley, but it blizzarded on us the day we scouted it on foot.
We trekked into virgin alerce and coihue forest with giant evergreen trees eight feet across, and through four feet of snow to a gem-like lake shrouded in storm. Ciro surprised me: he came along gamely, even though he had drunk a good portion of our wine jug the night before, and he already knew he would never allow his horses up here.
And he was a goat, scampering up ahead of everybody; we'd come around a turn in the trail and he'd be leaning against a giant tree, water dripping off the brim of his black hat and beading on his poncho, smoking a cigarette and watching us, one eyebrow slightly cocked, as cool as any Butch Cassidy. Who had ridden all through this country with the Sundance Kid.
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Chocolate Dinosaur Egg Tradition Continues Our first Grandchild was born in 1992,what joy. That was the first Christmas we purchased the dinosaur egg.Two years later we were blessed with twin grandchildren who continued to enjoy the dinosaur egg tradition. Each year they took turns to hammer open the wonderful egg. In 2007 our last grandchild was born and the joy was extended by watching the older children introduce their cousin to the wonderful egg,and the proccess for handling the breakage. What made it so special this year was that our youngest grandchilds mother (My beloved daughter)was in a terrible accident which resulted in a Traumatic Brain Injury ( yes through many blessings she is recovering, long way to go but recovering) Our youngest grandchild endured much, we tried to create as much normalcy as possible. As Christmas drew near she asked if things would be different, would we still be able to have a Chocolate Dinosaur Egg. Christmas Morning as the family gathered at our house, I watched as the older grandchildren took the littlest one and went through the ritual of breaking the egg, bringing smiles to the smallest grandchild and tears to many others.It was my sweetest memory this Christmas. Thank you for such great service and wonderful products Jacquie Hurlbut January 4, 2013
Educational! This was a gift to three children who have been studying dinosaurs. They were able to not only name, but tell me something about each of them before they ate them. Later they told me the chocolate was really good. January 4, 2013
Dinosaur Egg This is such a cute idea; however, the first egg arrived crushed. Vermont Country Store sent out another egg that arrived in time for Christmas; however, it was crushed also. Vermon Country Store issued me a credit. Service is awesome, but the egg is just too fragile for shipping. January 3, 2013
Cute and Delicious! Got this for my 7 year old nephew for Christmas. He was delighted to find the miniature dinosaurs inside. He insisted on sharing them. Not only was it a really cute idea but the chocolate was actually delicious. This one stays on the list of gift ideas. December 27, 2012
My 4 y.o. granddaughter loves it. My 4 y.o. old granddaughter loves dinosaurs. She has a colletion of them and a series of dinosaur books that she plays with and reads constantly. She was so excited to receive her chocolate egg with babies inside for Christmas. We have to keep them in the frig. because she refuses to eat them. Thank you so much for this wonderful product. I've never been disappointed with a Country store order December 26, 2012
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Basketball has always been Kendall White's love, but the White Oak senior knows football is his chance to play sports in college.
"In basketball, I'm not the tallest or the quickest and I don't have the best jump shot. So football is definitely my meal ticket if I want to go to college," White said at a recent summer practice. "Colleges are definitely more interested in me for football."
And that's fine with the 6-foot, 205-pound White, who will play running back and safety this season for the Vikings, who open official practice Aug. 1 and kick off the regular season Aug. 23 at home against Red Springs.
"I would much rather go play basketball in college, but sometimes you have to understand what you have to do," White said.
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White, though, tries not to think about his future in college football but is focused on helping White Oak get better this season.
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White's approach to the season doesn't surprise coach Chad Ashley.
"The biggest thing is that he's really become a competitive young man. But he's a very humble young man and he's always team-first over the individual stuff."
White has played football since he was 10. He's been a basketball player for even longer, having first picked up the sport when he was 5.
White said that while he has always enjoyed football, basketball is "by far" his favorite sport. Last winter, he made the first team of The Daily News all-area basketball team after he averaged 15.7 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game.
White hopes his good basketball season can translate into a solid football season.
"I had a good year my junior year this past year in basketball," said White, who has missed some football workouts for basketball summer league games. "I have just been thinking that what I've been doing in basketball, why not do it in football? Definitely that confidence rolls over."
But it does beg the question why White has liked basketball just a little bit more than football?
"It's always been something I've been able to do," he said. "If you're bored, you get to go outside and play basketball, but you really can't go play football if you feel like it. It's not like you can just go throw on a helmet and shoulder pads."
White looks to play well when he does put on the pads.
Offensively, he provides the Vikings athleticism in the backfield. Last year he rushed for 151 yards on just 32 carries while also catching three passes for 56 yards.
But it's on defense where White expects to contribute most.
"I want to become a better tackler because last year I know I missed a lot of tackles. I just want to play harder," White said. "I also want to become a better leader and give the guys a positive force to look to. I want to just keep working hard and hopefully good things will happen."
Ashley said White has the ability to carry the football 30 times a game, but that his carries will depend on how opposing defenses play the Vikings' option-oriented offense.
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The Global Environmental Consequences of China's "Right" to Development
How does China stoke its extraordinarily high-revving industrial engine (which produces some ten- to eleven-percent annual economic growth)? "With coal," China expert Orville Schell reminds us: "soft, dirty, bituminous coal at that." With its proliferation of industries — especially such energy - intensive ones as aluminum, steel, electrical power, and cement — and its days of petroleum self-sufficiency ended at least a decade ago, China, to keep the home fires burning, must turn to a resource it still has in superabundance. "To feed all this development," Schell told the New York Times in December 2007, "China has recently been building in the neighborhood of one new conventional coal-fired power plant every week. … What is particularly depressing about this state of affairs is that each of these new 'conventional' coal fired power plants will be operating for another 30 to 40 years … So, we not only see China writing a scenario for its short-term environmental fate with these plants, but also for the globe's long-term fate." All this in a nation that is already, Schell contends, "approximately nine times less energy efficient than Japan and four to five times less efficient than the U.S." As one of the keynote speakers at Claremont McKenna College's March 2008 China and Human Rights Symposium, Schell will discuss how the disquieting dynamic between the world's two largest polluters — China and the U.S. — figures to play out in a global arena.
Orville Schell has devoted the better part of his professional life to reporting on China. Schell began preparing during his college days, majoring in Far Eastern History at Harvard College before earning his Masters in Chinese History at the University of California, Berkeley. Since then he has written nine books about China, including Watch Out for the Foreign Guests: China Encounters the West (Pantheon Books, New York, l980); To Get Rich Is Glorious: China in the l980's (Pantheon Books, New York, l984); and Mandate of Heaven: A New Generation of Entrepreneurs, Dissidents, Technocrats, and Bohemians Grasp for Power in China (Simon & Schuster, New York, l994). A frequent contributor to such publications as The Atlantic, Harper's, The New York Review of Books, The New Yorker, and The New York Times, Schell has also served as correspondent and consultant for several PBS documentaries and for an Emmy award-winning program on China that aired on CBS' "60 Minutes." With all that, Schell has somehow managed also to find the time to serve as Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at U.C. Berkeley, as a member of the Social Science Research Council and Council on Foreign Relations, and on numerous professional boards and juries, including that of the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting. Orville Schell's presentation is sponsored by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies.
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Hi @ManRuiTian
Our Ireland author has just been on a trip round the Emerald Isle, and picked out the following eating spots in Dublin as her particular favourites…
The Market Bar: http://www.marketbar.ie/ – Dublin's first gastro-bar serving tapas with an Irish twist.
And The Winding Stair: http://winding-stair.com/ – a light, bright and airy dining room where you can tuck into high-end organic Irish food.
When you're there, have a hunt around for tucked-away Irish pubs (which also serve food, complete with live music, most probably). Temple Bar, as you probably know, is the busiest and most touristy part of the drinking scene, but that's not to say you won't find a little gem or two round here. Our author recommended The Stag's Head (1 Dame Court, Dame St, almost opposite the Central Bank) for a local drink – the pub is full of mahogany, stained glass and mirrors and it also does good pub lunches. The Long Hall (51 South Great George's St) is another Victorian pub, that might do the trick.
For live music, The Brazen Head (brazenhead.com) is a good choice. It's the oldest pub in Dublin, and puts on nightly music from 9.30pm. And if you like jazz, head to JJ Smyths (jjsmyths.com), where you can enjoy a spot of local jazz and blues.
Check out dublineventguide.com for listings of events, as well as In Dublin (indublin.ie) and Totally Dublin (totallydublin.ie).
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In terms of sights, the Science Gallery (round the back of Trinity College) hosts some seriously impressive exhibitions and is free in; the Little Museum on St Stephen's Green is an absolute gem of a place (littlemuseum.ie). Time your visit for one of the guided tours, on the hour; I would also highly recommend Kilmainham Gaol, the botanic gardens, Croke Park tour and Glasnevin Cemetery.
Market Bar is fine but pretty average, IMO. Try Dux & Co on Wellington Quay (duxandco.eu), Las Tapas De Lola on Wexford Street (lastapasdelola.com) for proper tapas, Musashi on Capel Street for sushi and Crackbird on Dame Street for addictive chicken. I also like Bite on South Frederick Street.
I second the recommendation for the Stag's Head. Other decent, old school pubs include Neary's (Chatham Street), Mulligan's (Poolbeg Street), O'Donoghue's and Toner's (Baggot Street) and the Long Hall (South Great George's Street). In winter, the bar on the first floor of the Central Hotel (Exchequer Street) is super cosy.
For trad music, the Cobblestone in Smithfield is hard to beat. For live music and a chance to see up-and-coming local bands, head to Whelan's (Wexford Street) and The Workman's Club (Wellington Quay). South William Street and its environs is hipster central – here you'll find Fade Street Social, Damson Diner and bars of that ilk.
Temple Bar is where you will find the most expensive drinks in the whole of Ireland.
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Great to see lots of your suggestions are also in our Ireland chapter, Jill – eg Musashi, Whelans, Workman's Club etc. So thanks from me!


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"keep your lamp trimmed and burning" is a good approximation.
Proselytization, in effect, makes you responsible for eradicating the cognitive dissonance experienced by the believer in the face of atheism.
Some believers proselytize other people in response to their own cognitive dissonance in the face of atheism. It's just a theory, pal.
You can believe whatever you want. How can you expect to bother other people with it and then resent the fact that they think you're kooky?
Okay. So, I understand you to say that it is the responsibility of the atheist to show the religious that he/she is off/wrong/kooky when the religious try to prselytize the atheist. Have I understood that correctly?
If so, is that a responsibility only when someone tries to proselytize?
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"By God, if I am not telling the truth may I be struck by lightening"
I recently read about a minister in a small church in the south that had faith that God would protect him in the handling of serpents. The rattle snake bit him, he had faith, he died the next day.
God works in mysterious ways!
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Lawrence, I can assure you that whatever you read about that minister is the "God-awful truth."
Over thirty years ago when I was in college, I took a class called Introduction to World Religions just to satisfy a graduation requirement. Since I had stopped believing in God before I turned 12, I regarded all the world religions we studied as backward, misguided and strange. But by far the weirdest group we learned about was a homegrown one—the snake handling holy rollers.
At the start of one class, the professor turned off the lights and told us we were going to watch a special movie. The film was a silent, black and white home movie that seemed to have been filmed about twenty-five years before.
It showed a group of badly dressed white southerners who were having a holy roller service inside their makeshift church. The members of the congregation were jerking their arms and bodies wildly and, even though there was no sound, it was obvious they were speaking in tongues.
When everyone reached a frenzy, the preacher reached inside a wooden box sitting on the floor and pulled out an enormous, repulsive snake. The preacher held the snake close to his body and allowed it to wrap around his arms, legs and the rest of his body. This went on for several minutes until the preacher forced his snake back into the box.
At this point the movie abruptly ended. The professor switched on the lights and turned towards us and said, "There's one more thing you should know about this film—less than two weeks after it was made, the preacher was bitten by his snake. He died the very next day."
Everyone in the room just sat there silently, dumbfounded by what they had seen and heard. Then the bell rang, and this never-to-be-forgotten class was over.
When I was 14 an evangelist thought that my head was a liitle too big for my shoulders. To teach me humility he handcuffed me to a post in the basement and left me there.
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Courses at the Kent State Florence and Geneva campuses are taught in English, except for language courses. In addition, both cities are very international and cater to tourists, so you'll often find English spoken in shops and restaurants, etc.
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|Dec 7, 2012, 11:50 PM
Moderator consistency
Moderator consistency is severely lacking at macrumors.
I posted a response earlier today and this was the Moderator response I received:
Reason or rule: One-word, off-topic, or frivolous post and my post was removed.
The ironic part - the first response to the article.
"Whattt?" - verbatim (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1503872) Really? My post which stated "Oooo...I like this part." with a picture of Michael Jackson eating popcorn - hinting to the inevitable feud that can result from invalidated patent was "one-word, off topic, or frivolous post". Interesting.
Keep it classy MacRumors moderators. Keep it classy and consistent.
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|Dec 8, 2012, 12:28 AM
my posts always get edited/deleted. i figure it keeps the censors busy LOL.
|Dec 8, 2012, 12:38 AM
Do you really think your post (and 'whattt' for that matter) contributed greatly to the discussion?
|Dec 8, 2012, 12:47 AM
|Dec 8, 2012, 02:31 AM
Report the post you see if you think it breaks one of the rules.
Just an FYI the post number 2 you mention above is now gone. I forget to press delete last night before I went out.
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|Dec 8, 2012, 06:24 AM
We do strive for consistency but its possible in a long thread that we don't see each post that was similar and thus miss the violation. If its reported then that's another issue.
Sometimes mistakes happen, we're human and stuff happens.
|Dec 8, 2012, 10:16 AM
|Dec 8, 2012, 02:44 PM
When we deal with a report, we do try to take the time to look at more of the thread than that one post. Context is important. We won't however necessarily have time to look far enough to see absolutely all posts, or even posts that are nearby. So if you have a post deleted and you see other posts with the same sort of problem in the thread, you can be sure we just didn't see them. Report them and we'll deal with them.
If you were to see all the reported posts that moderators did deal with, you would see moderation as consistent as the human condition allows.
Finally, remember you're responsible for your own posts. "Member X got away with it" isn't a defense, and a lack of action on our part doesn't mean we're singling you out - we just didn't see the other, similar posts.
Sometimes members will post things like "I don't want to be that member who reports other members", or "I don't want to bother the mods with a lot of reports". Nothing could be further from the truth. We are very grateful for reports. Mods enforce the rules the site owner has signed off on, but we also cooperate with members. The rules are there to make your experience of the site as pleasurable as possible, NOT to give us something to do!
|Dec 9, 2012, 10:29 AM
Interestingly enough, I went back to the thread where my post was deleted (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1503872), and this is the second post: "Now this is something Steve Jobs really wouldn't have allowed." While this post doesn't contribute to the thread discussion, it has 24 likes, and it adds humor to an otherwise bland thread - removing it in my opinion would be a tragedy, but if macrumors policy is to be followed then it must go the way of the waste basket. "Great" contribution is a area of grey, i'm sure at sometime a patent attorney has read through the thread and believes not one person has contributed "greatly" to the discussion. Perspective. Its a PITA.
Thank you.
When I was a medical student, my attending told me, whenever you see a problem, never report the problem without also recommending a solution. While I have not sat and thought about this at length I do believe that discourse and transparency may be helpful in this domain. I understand that moderators do their best, and I actually do appreciate their strong work ethic, however at the same time, there has to be a better way to moderate posts and applying policy in an equitable yet efficient manner. If my post was flagged in a thread, the whole thread should be scrubbed for posts that violate policy preferably by the same mod who responded to the initial flagged post - for homogenous policy application. Or if a post is flagged, maybe 2 or 3 mods are needed to vote before the post is removed - ensuring concordance/agreement between different mods (inter-rater reliability).
I hope that everyone understands that while I can accept that my post did not "greatly" enhance thread discussion - 99% of posts don't "greatly" enhance discussion. They are mostly expression of opinions mixed with whit and humor, and the odd sprinkle of facts and figures.
Thank you all for your contribution to this discussion.
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|Dec 9, 2012, 11:21 AM
As for reading the whole thread, that's just not always possible. We have thousands of active threads, many with hundreds of posts. We are just volunteers and don't have an unlimited amount of time. I'd rather spend time dealing with the posts that were reported than spend time scanning threads for potential problems (that's not to say I don't deal with non-reported issues if I happen to come across them). If insults or similar are reported we usually check the surrounding posts to make sure there is not a argument happening with multiple insults. But for something simple like frivolous posts, I just deal with the post reported.
|Dec 14, 2012, 06:34 PM
This is my last post on macrumors.
Your moderation needs a serious overhaul .
|Dec 15, 2012, 07:17 AM
|Dec 15, 2012, 07:23 AM
Completely agree.
I was put on a 2 day ban along with an OP on a non ios thread.
All the pro apple, paying members werent touched and wrote far worse posts.
Some moderators are great... Some are biased and not impartial... Others can be lacking in actual moderation
I frequent other forums as well now. Worse forums but better moderation
|Dec 15, 2012, 07:37 AM
I'm going to close this now, and remind you all of the section of the Moderation FAQ called "What if I disagree with moderation of my posts?".
If you want to bring up general moderation issues, it's fine to do so here. If you want to discuss specific moderation, follow the steps in the linked-to section. We are happy to discuss and explain all instances of specific moderation with the members involved, as long as the members use the system that's set up.
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Sharon Tennison is the Founder and President, Center for Citizen Initiatives, and the Author of The Power of Impossible Ideas Evidence that Ordinary People can Accomplish Extraordinary Feats Even in International Relations (Oct, 2012).
First readers say the book is utterly fascinating – one even said, "I think it is the most inspiring book I have ever read!"
Endorsed by General Colin Powell and the three former American Ambassadors to Russia during the 80's, 90's, and the 2000's.
Sharon says: "Impossible Ideas was written with all age groups in mind, particularly the younger generation, since the book demonstrates so powerfully how we, ordinary people, can step out with our most deeply-felt missions and find ourselves doing the impossible. My hope is that people across America will give copies to their children and their grandchildren for birthdays and holiday presents. Especially now, during this trying period in our nation, we need to remember the power of ourselves as ordinary citizens and the impact that one person or a small group of people can have if they move forward with a radical new concept!"
Sharon spearheaded the start and development of CCI in the early 80s. It has grown from a coffee-table discussion to a 501(c)(3) organization with a multi-million dollar annual budget. Sharon has designed all CCI's programs and raised over $60 million to implement them. Prior to CCI, she was an ICU Registered Nurse and founded Dove Professional Apparel, a manufacturing company that produces medical wear.
Sharon was highlighted as one of nine persons in Citizen Diplomats: Pathfinders in Soviet American Relations in 1985. She produced When the People Lead video in 1984. In 1993 Tennison received a White House Appointment to sit on the 13-member Board for the Russian American Enterprise Fund. Sharon is known for creating and executing streamlined, low-budget, cost-shared technical assistance programs for the U.S. government.
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If you're even a casual Class Notes reader, you won't be surprised to learn that Willamette has more than 1,700 alumni couples on record. Chances are every Willamette graduate knows at least a few people who met on campus and decided to make a life together. Two members of WU's alumni office are among the couples ranks — Director of Alumni Relations David Audley '93 married his WU sweetheart, Erin Good '93, and Kristin Friesen '04, assistant director of alumni and parent communications, married Anton Akervall, a Willamette exchange student from Sweden. With spring in the air, there's no better time to share a few heartwarming stories of love, Willamette style.
The alumni office is always urging alumni to stay connected, but no one could have foreseen how involvement in University events would bring a second chance at love for a couple from the 1940s. They may have graduated 60 years ago, but Bob Donovan '47, MEd'48 and Jean Sanesi Donovan '45 celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary last December at ages 82 and 83.
Bob studied at Willamette in '42 and '43 as part of the V-12 program. When it came time to leave campus for his military service, he met up with Robert Hamilton '43, who was looking for another officer to serve onboard the LSM (Landing Ship Medium), which was eventually stationed in Guam. Bob knew Robert, respected him as former ASWU president, and agreed to serve on his ship. Two years later, Bob returned to Willamette to finish his bachelor's degree in physical education and pursue a master's degree in education. He married Emma Lou East '45 and enjoyed a career as a teacher, coach and vice principal, eventually retiring after 12 years as principal of Leslie Middle School in Salem.
Jean graduated from Salem High School in 1941, received a voice scholarship from Willamette and enrolled with the Class of 1945. After graduation, she married and moved to Southern California. Throughout the years, Jean kept in touch with many Willamette friends, including Emma (East) Donovan '45. The two were lifetime friends who had known each other since grade school, played tennis together at Willamette and continued their friendship long after graduation.
Shaken by the death of her husband in 1981 and the 1994 Northridge earthquake, Jean moved back to Salem in 1994 and became active in the Willamette community again, especially in the Alumni Association. Widowed himself when wife Emma died in 1995, Bob had been serving on the Alumni Association Board of Directors for some time. And so the two 1940s graduates, lifetime acquaintances, became reacquainted just as Bob's term on the board was about to end.
The couple often quips about how they started spending more time together. "The alumni office was looking for someone from the same era to take his place," Jean explains. "I'm not replaceable!" Bob objects, both of them smiling. Both have fond memories of their time at Willamette and enjoyed campus activities such as athletics and Freshman Glee. "She was a song queen," Bob recalls, "but I don't think she ever saw me then." Jean claims the contrary. "Of course I remember him! He was on the football team."
It was their ties to Willamette that kept them in contact over the years, their ties to Willamette that brought them together again. And as they share their golden years, they remain active in the Willamette community. Besides being members of the Alumni Board, Bob and Jean were inducted into the Willamette University Athletics Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service in 2000, and Bob was awarded an Alumni Citation for his community service in 1997 and a Sparks Medallion in 1999.
It's apparent they feel lucky to have this time together. With a twinkle in her eye, Jean whispers, "I can't say this in front of Bob, but there were lots of other women running to his door with casseroles. I just ran the fastest."
Yoshihiro Nakamura '98 came to Willamette through the Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) exchange program in 1994, but after his year on campus, he decided to transfer to WU and enroll full time. During that first year on campus, he shared a room in Baxter Hall with Dave Rigsby '00, now assistant director of campus life at Willamette. That same year Sumiko Enjoji came to Willamette as a TIUA student and lived down the hall from Yoshihiro and Dave, and they all became friends.
Sumiko went back to Japan in 1997, and Yoshihiro graduated from Willamette in 1998. "A couple of months after I returned to Japan, we started dating," he explains. "When we got married in 2001, we decided to have a wedding at Willamette since it is the place we met and started our lives together."
Now living in Japan with their 3-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter, the couple recalls all the support they received from Willamette and TIUA staff as well as friends from campus and the Salem community as they planned their wedding at Cone Chapel. Religion Professor Lane McGaughy performed the ceremony, the organist was from a Salem church, Sumiko found her dress at a Salem shop, her bridesmaids — Liberty Davis '99 and Mandolin Brassaw '99 — were friends from Baxter Hall, the wedding photographer was a friend of Rigsby and Brassaw, and the reception was held at Mission Mill. "Many friends and family from Japan came to our wedding," Yoshihiro remembers, "and there were many TIUA staff members, Willamette professors and host families from Salem."
Shared interests in music, human rights and environmental issues brought Christine Montgomery and Sarah Kimball, both Class of 1996, together during their campus days.
"The nurturing intellectual environment at Willamette enabled us to deconstruct our ideas about sexuality, nature, culture and society," Sarah explains. "We were both inspired to try to change the world through activism." This inspiration came from encouraging friends and from courses like Literature and Sexuality with Professor Fran Michel and Politics of Environmental Ethics with Professor Joe Bowersox.
Both Sarah and Christy became active in community service programs and ventured to San Francisco to participate in the March to Fight the Right. In their senior year, they organized a residence life program called "Guess the Straight Person," a popular event that has continued annually.
The California couple became registered domestic partners and exchanged matching gold bands last September. "We've gone from being serious anti-establishment slackers to progressive career women," Christy says of the 10 years since their graduation. "The biggest changes in our relationship are hard to separate from the changes in our lives over time." The strength and encouragement derived from their relationship has helped them both as they pursue competitive careers. Sarah is a field ecologist currently finishing a PhD in ecology and evolutionary biology at UC Irvine. She recently received a grant from the National Science Foundation for her research and was awarded UC Irvine's "Most Promising Future Faculty Member." Christy is a successful graphic designer whose specialty is architectural graphics and signage. Her current projects include large mixed-use developments, a community college, and an entertainment center located at the sailing venue for the Beijing Olympics.
Tracey Harrison '75 was a member of a loyal WU family, including grandfather William Harrison '45, who was thrilled when she decided to enroll at Willamette and continue the family tradition. Paul Saucy '75, JD'79 says his family thought he wouldn't want to go to college in Salem, but "I walked on the Willamette campus and loved it from that day on."
Those early days on campus were life changing for Paul. He was smitten with the beauty of the campus — and of a certain girl whose photo he saw in the Fusser's Guide during orientation. He quickly decided Tracey was one of the first people he wanted to meet, and they soon began dating. They balanced their differing schedules to find time together. "In the evenings, I would go out with friends, and Paul would go back to his room to study," Tracey remembers. "He was the more serious student," she says, recalling that his nickname was "no-fun-um." Paul counters, "But I had a year of straight A's in organic chemistry!"
A "little tiff" at the end of their junior year led Tracey to transfer from Willamette, but by the end of their senior year they were dating again. "Which meant that every weekend I had to drive to Eugene," Paul recalls. The couple married the summer after graduation.
Today, 36 years later, Paul and Tracey live in Salem and all three of their children — Lauren Saucy JD'03, Allison Saucy '04 and Adam Saucy '05 — have Willamette degrees. While Tracey came from a legacy family, both she and Paul wanted their children to choose their own paths. It just so happened they all chose Willamette. And for Allison, following in her parents' footsteps meant finding love as well as getting a Willamette degree.
"Since my dad met my mom at freshman orientation, I felt some pressure to meet someone during my first days on campus," Allie recalls. But Ryan Carty '04 wasn't in her Opening Days group. They met later in their freshman year, when both were in the theatre department's production of Guys and Dolls. The two started off as friends and even dated each other's roommates before becoming a couple themselves sophomore year. Ryan tells of their first kiss at Black Tie, the University's winter formal. Noticing there were several other men interested in Allie, he says "I knew if I wanted to get her attention, I needed to do it then."
After graduation, the theatre majors tried their luck in the film industry in Hollywood, but neither enjoyed the culture, and they returned to Salem. Ryan enrolled in Willamette's law school Class of 2009. The couple married New Year's Eve 2006, with Jonathan Cole, theatre professor, as one of Ryan's groomsmen.
Will the Harrison-Saucy-Carty legacy continue? With such a strong family tradition hanging in the balance, any grandchildren will certainly have to consider attending Willamette. "They would want to," Ryan says, "after hearing all the great stories."


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