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Graduate Studies Catalog (1999-2001)
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Chairperson and Associate Professor: Francis X. Short, P.E.D., Indiana University. Distinguished Service Professor: Joseph P. Winnick, Ed.D., Temple University. Professors: Merrill J. Melnick, Ph.D., Ohio State University; William F. Stier, Jr., Ed.D., University of South Dakota. Associate Professors: Reginald T-A. Ocansey, Ph.D., Ohio State University; Dan Smith, Ph.D., University of Illinois-Champaign-Urbana. Assistant Professors: Heidi K. Byrne, Ph.D., University of Texas; Marilyn L. Colby, Ph.D., Ohio State University; Luz M. Cruz, Ed.D., Teacher's College, Columbia University; Nat R. Goodhartz, Ph.D., Ohio State University; Timothy J. Henry, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh; Cathy Houston-Wilson, Ph.D., Oregon State University; Lauren Lieberman, Ph.D., Oregon State University; Susan C. Petersen, Ed.D., Teacher's College, Columbia University; Robert C. Schneider, Ed.D., Temple University; Danny Too, Ph.D., University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. Visiting Assistant Professor: Moira E. Stuart, Ph.D., Oregon State University.
At SUNY Brockport, the graduate program provides an opportunity to gain permanent certification to teach physical education and to acquire skills and knowledge related to physical education which can contribute to a variety of personal, professional, or academic needs of the students. Depending on the background of candidates and courses selected, the degree program may lead to one or more of the following:
1. permanent certification to teach physical education in New York state;
2. a concentration in teacher education/pedagogy;
3. a concentration in athletic administration;
4. a concentration in teacher education/adapted physical education, with an option to elect an emphasis in early childhood adapted physical education;
5. a certification and noncertification concentration in adapted physical education; or
6. a general program developed in consultation with an advisor.
Program Requirements
1. Physical Education Core Requirements (6 credits) Credits
All students are required to take:
2. Prescribed Electives (18-21 credits) In consultation with an assigned advisor, each student selects from:
a. general support courses in physical education that may be prescribed or recommended when they are appropriate to an area of interest; and/or
b. a limited number of courses in other disciplines that either enhance the studentŐs tools of inquiry, contribute to a broadening of knowledge, strengthen the student's background for physical education, or fulfill a personal need, and/or
c. supervised independent study, and/or
d. a specific set of courses in a concentration. In any case, courses selected must define a coherent program of study.
Additional course requirements for concentrations are summarized below:
Concentration: Teacher Education/Pedagogy
Other elective classes may be taken with departmental approval.
Concentration: Athletic Administration
Concentration: Teacher Education/Adapted Physical Education
Electives: (0-6 credits)
Elective classes must be selected with departmental approval. Students electing the concentration may also take PES 601 and PES 607 and receive recognition for a double concentration in teacher education/pedagogy as well as adapted physical education.
3. Culminating Experience (3 or 6 credits)
4. Students whose GPAs fall below 3.0 will have their files reviewed by an advisory committee with a recommendation for continuation or noncontinuation.
Complete information about program requirements, policies and procedures is available from the graduate coordinator.
Physical Education Courses
PES 530 Psychology of Sport. Covers aspects of psychology that influence the performance and the participant in sports. Emphasizes extensive readings and study relating to personality and motivation in sport. Covers motives, arousal, aggression, play and other sociopsychological variables. Requires students to develop a research proposal. Closed to students who have completed PES 430. 3 Cr. Every Semester.
PES 532 Achieving Peak Performance. Examines factors that allow individuals to reach their potential in sport and play. Emphasizes psychological issues, such as learning how to relax, focus attention, concentrate on useful cues, and conserve energy. 3 Cr.
PES 552 The Challenges of Coaching. A case study approach dealing with specific problems involved in coaching. Examines the problem solving process as it can be applied to the coaching of sports at the youth, junior and senior high level, and the collegiate level. 3 Cr. Summer.
PES 560 The Ethics of Coaching Sports. Prerequisites: Prior athletic coaching and/or experience in competitive sports. Provides an analysis of sports contests and moral problems for participants and coaches. Discusses problems, as well as procedures and standards for reasoned moral conclusion. 3 Cr. Every Semester.
PES 561 Nature and Structure of Play. Enables students to gain insight into the nature of play. Also includes observations of people at play, increasing their ability to "produce" play, and understanding of potential values of play. 3 Cr.
PES 570 Advanced Performance (Activity). Provides students with further understanding of the physical, psychological and social demands of designated movement activity. Emphasizes melding cur rent theory and practice via performance. Provides the opportunity to review current literature and to pursue a specific facet of movement form. 3 Cr.
PES 581 Instructional Strategies in Adapted Physical Education. Prerequisites: PEP 445 or 372, and P ES 413 or equivalent. Studies instructional strategies of adapted physical education. Emphasizes instruction for students with mental retardation, learning disabilities, and/or behavioral/emotional disabilities. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 582 Adapted Physical Activity and S port. Prerequisites: P EP 445 or 372, and P ES 413 or equivalent. Covers the effects of physical and sensory disabilities on the physical/motor performance of children and youth, and emphasizes the effects of spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, and auditory and visual impairments. Discusses the implications for the selection and adaptation of appropriate activities. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 583 Early Childhood Physical Education. Prerequisites: PEP 445 and PES 413 or equivalents. Involves teaching physical education to children aged 0-5 with and without disabilities. Emphasizes assessment and program planning for an early child hood population. Incorporates a field experience to supplement lectures and discussion. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 590 Administration and Supervision of Physical Education and Athletics. Acquaints inter scholastic or intercollegiate athletic administrators with an overview of the idealistic, realistic and practical realms of the management of the competitive sport process. Analyzes the objectives, policies and strategies for the management and supervision of high school and collegiate athletic programs. Focuses on the total responsibility of the athletic director. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 595 Problems in Program Development in Physical Education. Provides an analysis of selected problems in the liberal arts. Examines professional or performance aspects of physical education problems listed in class schedule. May be repeated for credit. 3 Cr.
PES 599 Independent Study in Physical Education. Considered an enlargement of the graduate program, enables students to pursue in greater depth topics studied previously in conventional graduate level courses. Designed individually through consultation to suit the studentŐs needs and interests and the special competence of the instructor. Additional requirements may be established by the department. 1-6 Cr.
PES 601 Analysis of Teaching Physical Education. Provides an investigation and analysis of decisions and behaviors of physical education teachers in relation to their role as facilitators of learning. Requires students to use descriptive analytic observation systems to analyze personal teaching behaviors. Requires a research paper to include: use of an observation system under controlled situations and field experiences in observing physical education teachers. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 604 Research Methods in Physical Education and Sport. Covers various methodologies employed in physical activity research including analytical, descriptive, experimental, and qualitative approaches to problem solving. Students learn to design an original study (as part of a required research proposal) and to analyze and critique existing studies which appear in the literature. The development of library skills for research is an important element of the course. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 605 Research Design and Data Analysis. Prerequisite: P ES 604. Explores both qualitative and quantitative research designs and matching strategies for data analysis in physical activity research. Qualitative analysis includes sorting, analyzing, and categorizing data; triangulation of data; reasoning; and theory construction. Quantitative analysis includes describing relationships among variables and differences among groups. Multivariate, nonparametric, and single-subject techniques also are introduced. The development of computer skills is an important element of the course. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 607 Curriculum Design in Physical Education. Examines the general principles and assumptions underlying development of curriculum as they apply to physical education studied in relation to the student, environment, needs and society. Analyzes and evaluates contemporary models and/or conceptual frameworks of physical education programs as a basis for the development of studentŐs personal beliefs, skills and techniques in design or redesign of curriculum at various organizational levels and program emphases. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 615 Issues in Contemporary Physical Education. Prerequisite: PES 607. Involves identification and critical analysis of trends and issues in contemporary physical education. 3 Cr.
PES 617 Seminar in Elementary School Physical Education. Prerequisites: PES 607 and employment in a teaching position, or instructor's permission. Provides for the application of the primary considerations of movement, curriculum, learning theory and practice to physical education in the elementary school. Allows students to develop a basic personal theoretical framework for a physical education program in their schools, and consequently restructure or improve the curriculum content and organization of their program. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 621 Self-Directed Learning in Physical Education. Prerequisite: Student currently teaching or instructor's permission. Explores the development of a teaching strategy and a basis for organizing a self directed learning physical education program through study and use of techniques and materials currently used in self-directed physical education programs in public schools. Requires students to develop an aspect of self-directed learning to implement in their own teaching situations. 3 Cr.
PES 627 Seminar in Secondary School Physical Education. Prerequisite: PES 607 or prior teaching experience or instructor's permission. Examines problems and issues in the development of secondary school physical education programs. Examines the relationship of the discipline of physical education to curriculum evaluation; design and implementation; curricular and programmatic trends in secondary physical education; and strategies for curricular, programmatic and teaching innovations and change. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 660 Fitness and Conditioning for Teaching and Coaching. Provides students with an in-depth understanding of the factors determining physical fitness and various techniques used for physical conditioning. Emphasizes recent findings by researchers. Discusses subject matter relative to its application by teachers and coaches. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 683 Program Development in Adapted Physical Education. Prerequisite: PES 581, 582 or 607, or instructor's permission. Covers the organization and administration of physical education programs for students with unique needs. Discusses legal implications, instructional adaptations, adapted physical education curricula and other factors that must be considered when programming for students whose needs cannot be met in regular educational programs. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 684 Seminar and Practicum in Adapted Physical Education. Prerequisite: P ES 581 or 582, or instructor's permission. Provides practical teaching experience in adapted physical education programs. Schools or agencies are selected on the basis of interests of students and required course competencies. Includes seminar discussion related to practicum assignments and general problems in the area of adapted physical education. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 685 Seminar and Practicum in Early Child hood Adapted Physical Activity. Prerequisites: PES 581 and 582. Provides a field experience working with infants, toddlers, and/or preschool children with disabilities. Emphasizes the development of competencies for providing physical activity/education services. Seminar experiences supplement field work. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 690 Problems in Physical Education and Athletic Administration. Examines problems and challenges encountered by secondary and collegiate physical educators and coaches in the administration of physical education and sport programs. Also examines possible courses of action to meet such problems and challenges. Includes case study and problem-solving approaches. 3 Cr. Spring.
PES 691 Marketing and Fundraising in Physical Education and Sport. The study of marketing and fundraising concepts, strategies, and practices in sport and physical education. Attention focused on the methods used by school based programs to solve their everyday marketing and fundraising problems. 3 Cr. Summer.
PES 692 Budgeting, Finance and Facility Management in Physical Education and S port. A study of financial and budgetary aspects of physical education and sport. Additionally, this course examines the areas of indoor and outdoor sport facilities in terms of their construction, maintenance and proper utilization for both physical education and sport programs and activities. 3 Cr. Fall.
PES 791 Internship in Athletic Administration. Prerequisites: PES 590 and PES 690, and instructor's permission. Provides an entry-level experience in an athletic administrative setting. Requires involvement in day-to-day duties in athletic administration and observation of higher level management operations. 3 Cr. Every Semester.
PES 795 Thesis. Requires the preparation and oral defense of a substantial research and writing project planned and completed under the guidance of a graduate faculty committee. 6 Cr. Every Semester.
PES 798 Synthesis Project Seminar. Prerequisite: PES 604. Requires the preparation and presentation of a literature review in a widely investigated topic of the student's choice. The project involves analysis, evaluation, and integration of the published literature on the topic as well as the student's conclusions pertaining to the research findings. 3 Cr. Every Semester.
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Well, Chicagoland has come and gone! I made the most of my trip, but it seemed like one crappy thing after another happened while on the trip - the rental car cost more than expected, my shoe fell apart (seriously), my daughter was pretty sick while I was away and my wife followed suit.... just a series of events making me feel like I should have stayed home. Wish I could have been home for them.
Still made the most of it and had a good time at the show meeting collectors and many other artists who I didn't know of until then. Didn't sell a whole lot which was a pretty big bummer, so I've got a lot of leftover artwork from the show. Pretty much anything I've posted recently that was to be available at the show is still available, let me know if you're interested. I also have a few more things to post as well.
Sunday was cool - got to go to a Cubs game at Wrigley Field (I'm a HUGE baseball fan so this was pretty damned exciting), and ate the best pizza I've ever had - authentic Chicago deep dish. Yum!
The Bettie Page Private Collection was also released over the weekend. The set looks great, and as I was flipping through it I noticed..... my art for the base set wasn't in it. Was pretty disappointing, but there is Set 2 in the pipeline, so I've got that to look forward to.
My cousin made the trip with me which was awesome. If he wasn't there I would have probably lost my mind.
Chicagoland Recap and Bettie Page by tdastickWatch
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ABC comedy 'Happy Endings' gets laughter started
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
NEW YORK — It's never been my favorite month. But January was worse than ever this year.
I had seen my latest relationship, a sizzling romance surely meant for the ages, go bust between Christmas and New Year's (which made it all the more painful, since it fell within the so-called "breakup window" — see below). This gave me license to spend January pining for my ex and feeling miserable without her. And I did.
I mention this not to beg for sympathy, but to make a point about the ABC comedy "Happy Endings": It's the funniest show on TV.
Why do I say this? Not just because I have always found it supremely smart and amusing, week in and week out. But also because it has emerged as my go-to show when I need a pick-me-up. Case in point: On one particularly bleak night in January, plagued by self-pity and sleeplessness, I gave up my tossing and turning and retreated to the living room. In those lovelorn wee hours in front of the TV, "Happy Endings" had me laughing out loud.
"Happy Endings" (airing Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. EST) might be described as "Friends" meets "Scrubs" with a dash of "Seinfeld." It merges physical comedy, sight gags and cutaways with Mach-speed zingy dialogue. Watching the show, I keep a hold on my remote and make frequent use of that button that backs up the action a few seconds, so I can catch a throwaway line I missed the first time. Or savor it again. Or figure it out. ("This is a pretty nasty part of town: The guy I sell my gray water to lives around here" packs a laugh once you've Googled the meaning of "gray water.")
The stepping-off point for the series' premiere last spring was the wedding of seemingly perfect couple Dave and Alex, where Alex, seized by doubts about matrimony, left her groom at the altar. Afterward, this made things awkward for them as well as for their mutual friends as everyone tried to keep the gang of six longtime pals intact.
If its premise seemed a little gimmicky (especially the will-they-or-won't-they-reconcile issue surrounding Dave and Alex), "Happy Endings" quickly laid to rest such concerns by reveling in the group dynamics of these distinct and lovable twenty-somethings.
Dave (Zachary Knighton) operates a none-too-successful food truck on the streets of the show's Chicago setting. Alex (Elisha Cuthbert, "24") is sexy but a flake, the owner of a boutique that gets no customers. Alex's sister, Jane (Eliza Coupe, "Scrubs") is whippet-slim, high-strung and in velvet-gripped control of her husband, Brad (Damon Wayans Jr., "The Underground"), a prissy business exec.
Rounding out the pack are sarcastic slacker Max (Adam Pally), who, openly gay and even more openly unemployed, has been friends with Dave and Brad since college, and, before pinning down his sexual preference, briefly dated Penny (Casey Wilson, "Saturday Night Live"), who, still stubbornly looking for Mr. Right, remains best buds with him.
This week's show is pegged to Valentine's Day, with everyone focused on romance, and, of course, mostly not finding it.
In fact, Penny wants to ditch her current beau, who really bugs her. As she explains to her friends, he's a winker.
Cutaway to the couple: "You have the SOFTEST skin," her boyfriend tells her, then winks.
"Wait," says Penny, looking puzzled. "I DO have the softest skin or I DON'T have the softest skin? The wink is making it unclear." He just winks again.
But V-Day is holding up Penny's getting rid of him. Propriety demands that she must wait a week until they're safely past the breakup window, a term she defines as "the period of time around major events and holidays when you can't dump someone." (Oh, really?!)
"Yet you're still going to bleed him for the fancy dinner and the present," Dave fires back.
"Yeah," says Penny — "for HIS sake."
Meanwhile, Brad is taking precautions not to spring any Valentine's surprises on Jane, whose hair-trigger response to the unexpected is to reach for her pocket-size Mace.
"I made a list of surprises I'm going to be surprising you with for Valentine's Day," Brad warns her, proudly showing her the list.
"This is the best surprise ever!" she beams at the sneak preview. "Although I could have used a heads-up on THIS."
One of Brad's announced surprises is a visit to his dentist for a polishing session, to give his V-Day smile an extra luster for his lady.
"You DO love the dentist!" Jane observes.
"Hey, I'm the perfect patient. Never had a cavity. Never even had plaque — except for THAT plaque," and he points to an award on the mantel, "for never having plaque."
Jane casts an admiring eye across the room at his prize: "That's a pretty sweet plaque plaque."
And with that, at lightning speed, this zany exchange has come and gone to make room for the next one.
The "Happy Endings" regulars share chemistry and rhythm that makes it seem they've known one another (as some of their characters have) for a lifetime, and they nail the inventive material the writers treat them to — both verbal and physical — while enhancing it with their own improv touches.
But this week's episode belongs to Wayans, who seals the deal with his scene at the dentist's office. With Dean Martin crooning on the soundtrack, it's a meticulously staged sequence where Wayans matches the inspired physicality of Steve Martin or Jim Carrey in his prime.
Like the rest of the half-hour, this scene caught me by surprise and really made me laugh. Just like it would have made me laugh even last month, alone in the middle of a sleepless night. Happy endings indeed.
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Red Cross offers heating safety tips
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
The American Red Cross urges families to be cautious when using space heaters and other heating sources and to make a plan in case there is a home fire.
Heating sources are the leading cause of winter fires and increase during the months of December, January and February.
Space heaters, fireplaces or wood and coal stoves can pose a fire hazard so the Red Cross recommends keeping anything that can burn such as paper, bedding or furniture at least 3 feet away and to never leave these unattended.
Other fire-prevention tips include:
• Never leave a fire in the fireplace unattended.
• Use a glass or metal fire screen to keep fire and embers in the fireplace.
• Never use a cooking range or oven to heat the home.
• Turn off portable space heaters every time you leave the room or go to sleep.
• Have wood and coal stoves, fireplaces and chimneys inspected annually by a professional and cleaned if necessary.
• If you must use a space heater, place it on a level, hard and nonflammable surface, not on rugs or carpets or near bedding. Plug power cords directly into outlets and never into an extension cord.
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On Saturday the 1st of March 2014, BirdLife International and Nature Kenya
Lake Elementaita which is held in high regard as an Important Bird Area, Ramsar Site and World Heritage Site is a key breeding site for the Great White Pelicans as well as a wildlife haven.
Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBA) - Africa
BirdLife International is participating in the first universal Governing Council/Global Ministerial Forum (GC/GMEF) of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) currently underway in Kenya's capital city Nairobi from 18th to 22nd February 2013.
Please give generously for Emergency Humanitarian Support to Tana River Delta Violence Survivors
Following a campaign led by Nature Kenya, supported by other BirdLife Partners, Kenya's National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has officially rejected a proposal to convert 10,000 hectares of Dakatcha Woodland IBA to grow the biofuel crop jatropha.
The BirdLife Partnership have helped the Kenyan Government get the Kenya Lake System added to UNESCO's World Heritage List.
Nature Kenya members, the local Maasai community and Olorgesaile Museum staff join in a birdwalk at Olorgesaile Prehistoric Site
African biofuels destined for Europe will result in up to six times the carbon emissions of fossil fuels, a new study has revealed.
Europe and Central Asia
Vultures in one of Africa's most significant wildlife reserves are declining at an alarming rate according to a new study in Biological Conservation...
Meeting a European target to use biofuel in Britain's 30 million cars will result in the destruction of an area of wildlife habitat the size of the West Country, a study has found...
The High Court of Kenya has reversed an order by President Mwai Kibaki to downgrade the Amboseli National Park to a game reserve. The High Court found the move to 'de-gazette' Amboseli was illegal...
The Tana River Delta on Kenya's coast is at cross-roads. The massive pressure to exploit the area for growing sugar and biofuel crops amongst other development pressure is forcing an intense campaign to ensure that the delta's peerless natural environment...
Yesterday I was involved in discussions about two cases we have been following in these posts – theHumber Estuary on England's east coast and the Kenya's Dakatcha Woodlands. In talking about them on the same day, it dawned on me that there were some striking similarities despite their obvious difference.
Nature Kenya (BirdLife Partner) staff, two journalists, and Kenya Wildlife Service rangers escaped death narrowly in Mulunguni village, Magarini District, when they were attacked by people said to be working for an Italian investor on Friday July 2, 2010.


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|Flightstar Releases Service Bulletin and Airworthiness Directive
Flightstar Sportplanes, manufacturer of the Flightstar line
of single- and 2-seat ultralights, has issued a service bulletin
and an airworthiness directive. The service bulletin affects
all Flightstar models equipped with a Rotax 2-stroke engine, and
the airworthiness directive affects aircraft manufactured after
1995 that are equipped with the molded cross-link polyethylene
10-gallon fuel tank.
Service Bulletin: Inspection and Replacement of Impulse Line
We are recommending all owners of Flightstar aircraft equipped
with Rotax 447, 503 and 582 engines to inspect the impulse line
and replace it with new impulse line if found to be opaque and/or
rigid," says Flightstar. "The daily preflight inspection
of the Rotax found in the manual recommends checking the impulse
line daily. The maintenance schedule we supply in our kits recommends
closely inspecting the impulse line every 50 hours, with replacement
at 150 hours or annually."
Required Action: Inspect your aircraft. The fuel pump is operated by the vacuum "impulse" from the crankcase, and if the impulse line is cracked or leaks, the engine could stop, says Flightstar. Inspect the impulse line for flexibility and discoloration. If it is either dark brown or opaque and not flexible, replace it immediately with 1/4- by 1/2-inch Tygon-Tygothane tubing only. Do not use standard fuel line.
The replacement impulse line can be purchased from Flightstar or Flightstar-approved supplier Lockwood Aviation Supply. Phone: (800) LA-ROTAX.
Airworthiness Directive:
Replacement of Fuel Drain Rubber
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By Russ Kingman
It was a long way from Green Acres to Jack London's cabin in the Klondike but Eddie Albert was anxious to go with me. An interview with a reporter from the Los Angeles Times indicated that he was even more anxious to get back.
"You remember London's story, 'To Build a Fire'?" asked Eddie. "He wrote it in that cabin. Another man and I started to walk the twenty miles from the cabin to Henderson Creek. It was about 32 below, but it began growing colder. I remembered how London wrote about testing the temperature--if your spit exploded on the ice, it was 50 below; if it exploded in mid-air, it was 75 below."
"That story haunted me as we walked. It was about a miner who stepped in an alkaline stream and got his foot wet and desperately tried to build a fire before the foot froze."
"Well, we were wet; the temperature was dropping. I began to feel the fear that London put in that story."
Jack London staked his claim October 6, 1897, and filed Placer Mining Claim Number 54 "ascending the left fork of Henderson Creek" on November 5, 1897 in Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Canada. While working this claim London made his headquarters in a cabin owned by his friend, Charles Taylor on Claim Number 151. During the winter Jack wrote on a log in the back of the cabin--"Jack London, Miner, Author, Jan. 27, 1898."
In the early forties Jack MacKenzie (last man to deliver mail by dogsled in the Yukon) carved the signature out of the cabin and gave it to his friend, Sam Wood in Mayo. The "signature slab" was forgotten for nearly twenty-five years until Rudy and Yvonne Burian (sole inhabitants, with their two sons, of Stewart River) told Dick North the story.
Dick North, Museum Consultant on Jack London Memorabilia for Alaska and the Yukon Territory, went to Dawson City, and hired a dog team owned by Joe Henry and his son Victor. They were joined by two other dog teams driven by Rudy Burian and his son Robin.
Armed with a picture of the slab and a vivid description of the area where MacKenzie had blazed it, North's party hunted over 105 miles of barren Yukon wilderness until Robin let out a wild yell.
"Is that it?", North asked Robin.
"Come look for yourself," he answered.
No doubt about it! There on the back wall was the blaze made by Jack MacKenzie and there was the knot that would surely match the knot hole shown in the picture of the slab.
The above signature was found on a log above the upper bunk on the back wall of the Henderson Creek cabin. It says, "Jack London. Miner, author, Jan 27, 1898."
Three years later Joan London told me the story and suggested we bring her father's cabin to Jack London Square in Oakland, California. The Port of Oakland decided that it would be a logical addition to the Square and authorized me to request permission of the Yukon Territory to bring it out of Canada.
In December of 1968 the Territorial Historic Sites and Monument Board recommended that my request be approved, and Commissioner Smith notified the Port of Oakland that he had directed the Regional Director of Resources to lift the Territorial Government's reservation of the land on which the cabin stood.
Since the cabin was of historical interest to both the Canadian and U.S. Governments we proposed a plan which was acceptable to both countries. Two identical cabins would be constructed, each having half of the original logs; one to be erected at Jack London Square in Oakland, California and the other in Dawson City, Yukon Territory. It would be necessary to photograph the cabin in its natural setting, and it must be measured accurately and marked so the replicas would be identical with the original.
So, on April 7, 1969, I led an expedition of five men--myself; Eddie Albert; Sgt. Ralph Godfrey, handwriting expert with the Oakland Police Department; Fred Reicker, Public Relations man for the Port of Oakland; and Jack Williamson, motion picture producer--to the site of the cabin. View larger image
Bush pilot Barry Watson flew us from Whitehorse to Stewart Island. We landed on the snow-covered Yukon River in front of the island. Three dog teams came flying across the Yukon to pick up our gear and deliver snowshoes to the group.
At 4:00 the following morning we started the twenty mile hike through the rugged frozen Yukon wilderness. We were dressed for 20 degrees below zero weather, and the day promised plenty of cold, but instead it grew warmer and warmer.
By noon we reached the cabin. We were elated. Cheechakos, desk jockeys and out-of-condition adventurers had made it. Now for a relaxing afternoon, a big meal of moose, a night's sleep and then a leisurely twenty mile hike back to Stewart River.
Our illusions were soon shattered. By this time it was quite warm and the snow crust was crumbling. North informed us that we were victims of a Chinook--a dry, unseasonably warm wind. After a quick pow-wow with our old Indian guide, we voted to finish our work on the cabin and start back.
We expected the trip back to Stewart Island would be a challenge, but none of us realized the extent of it. Even old timer sourdoughs would have hesitated--but they would have known better.
There was no sun and as far as the eye could see it was unbroken white except for a dark hairline trail that curved and twisted into the distance. The trail that had been so easy to follow in the morning was now a nightmare. No longer could we walk on the frozen crust. The Chinook winds had ruined the trail, and now every other step went through a foot or more into the wet slush.
Rudy Burian was emphatic about the dogs--they were too tired and the trail was too soft. They would wait until the evening freeze. Luckily we had mistakenly thought Eddie was doing commercials for Gaines and had brought along a huge box of Gaines Dog Meal, so the dogs were given extra rations for strength. Going would be very rough for the toboggans since the wet snow would cling to the sleds and freeze. They could carry our equipment but could not carry the weight of the men.
The first few miles were fun until the wet slush had worked through our boots. Gradually the trail was freezing and so were our feet. Each step was a question--would the crust hold or would we go through to our knees? Finally we decided that a new trail was easier. No fun now. Warm winds gave way to cold and the cold became colder. The water in our boots began to thicken, and we had to keep on the move or our feet would freeze.
About halfway back to camp Sgt. Godfrey was the first to become thoroughly exhausted. He is a big powerful man but his size was his undoing. He sank deeper with every step and the trail became impossible. We walked a hundred yards and rested. Then it was a hundred feet. Then a few feet and rest. When it appeared that we could go no further, the sound of dogs could be heard in the distance. It was like a last-minute reprieve to a dying man.
"You mean there's a chance I don't have to walk the rest of the way?" Godfrey said.
"I doubt that they can put you on the sled," responded Dick North. "You are pretty heavy, the trail is bad, and the dogs are very tired."
When the teams arrived Rudy said no, it was impossible. But he soon saw that it was life or death, so he dumped his load and put Godfrey aboard.
The sound of the dogs ahead was a sad song to the rest of us. No longer could we look behind for possible help. The closest teams were a hundred miles away and the Stewart River teams would be completely worn out. There was no other way--keep going or freeze to death on the trail.
In less than thirty minutes we rounded a turn in the trail and there sat Godfrey and Jack Williamson. When the team caught up with Williamson and Albert, they found that Eddie's feet were freezing and Godfrey insisted they change places.
Unless you have been on the trail and knew his condition, you could never realize how heroic this decision was. He was thoroughly exhausted and faced a frozen trail of nearly ten miles through the unbearably cold Yukon night, and no hope of help--yet he would not have it otherwise. The Yukon trail brings out the very best in men. They finally forced Albert onto the sled and off they went to Stewart Island. Eddie did not realize Godfrey's condition and thought he had ridden all the way from camp.
Now we were all together on the trail, but not for long. It soon became apparent that Godfrey could not go another step, so another conference was held. We turned to North. He was the only sourdough.
"There is only one thing to do," he said. "Russ, you go ahead and get help. If the dogs can't make it, radio Whitehorse for helicopters. They can get to us in time. We will go as far as we can and then build a fire and make camp."
So off I went. About half a mile along I heard shouting behind me. It was Jack Williamson. North had decided that nobody should be on the trail alone, especially since I did not know the trail and it was getting darker and colder every minute. There was no moon, but the Aurora Borealis was just strong enough to barely light the trail and give us a bearing.
For about three miles all was well, and then I realized that Jack had been running on heart alone for the past two miles. Every step was agony for him. We stopped and tried to build a fire. We were out of the cedars and in the willows. There simply was no fuel, but by sheer determination and necessity we managed to build a fire and keep it going till we had a small bed of coals that we could stand in to warm our feet.
Jack was the humorist of our trip and even when desperate he still kept his sense of humor. In one of the many, many rest stops he lay on the bank of snow in utter exhaustion and said, "You know, Russ, I wish I had a cup of boiling hot tea in each hand." I said, "Wish for four Jack, and I would love to join you." His reply said volumes. "Yes, a cup of boiling hot tea in each hand. I would pour one in this boot and the second one in the other boot." I knew exactly how he felt. I could almost feel that beautiful warmth creeping down my foot.
It was not a very comforting time for either of us--on a trail that we did not know, miles from camp, and not too sure that we were even on the right trail. We didn't know any of the landmarks. As long as we kept between the ranges of hills we would at least hit the Yukon River, and then we would have a 50-50 chance of going in the right direction to find Stewart River. Our only comfort was that if we did not show up the next morning the Burians would radio for help and they could spot us fairly easily on the Yukon.
Freezing to death didn't worry us too much as it did not seem that cold. If we had known that Wayne Wagner, a young Canadian, had frozen to death that same night on a trail a few miles away, we would have been much more worried.
It became more difficult each time to get Jack on his feet and back on the trail. At first we just had to rest and then he no longer wanted to stop for rest. Now he wanted to sleep.
"But, Jack," I would say, "you have got to get up. We will freeze to death and we are only a few miles away."
"Who cares?" was the reply. "I am warm and comfortable so forget about me and go on alone." And he would throw himself back down on the snow and go to sleep.
After what seemed like several million episodes like this, we finally came to the island and knew where we were and that we only had about a mile and a half to go.
"Mother Kingman," said Jack, "I'll never say another bad thing about you as long as I live."
I never did admit to Jack that on many of those occasions I had wanted to go to sleep, too. We were thoroughly exhausted, hungry, thirsty, and everything seemed so hopeless.
In another hour we staggered into camp at Stewart River and were revived by Yvonne Burian's moose sandwiches and hot tea laced with rum.
In a matter of minutes John Semple and Robin Burian harnessed their worn out dogs and were on the trail to rescue the rest of the party.
By early morning the whole expedition was in camp. Godfrey, Reicker, and North had kept plodding along. They were moving on sheer will power alone. They could hear voices on the trail and were sure that they could hear dogs coming. The cold white silence of the Yukon Wilderness plays savage tricks on the minds of cheechako and sourdough alike. You reason that nothing could possibly be alive, so your mind conjures up company for you. It's a strange and terrible feeling.
When Godfrey saw two searchlights in the distance, it was the most beautiful sight he had ever seen. It was almost more than they could stand when they realized that the dog yelping was real. To men with visions of freezing on the trail this was a heavenly vision. The cup really ran over when Robin brought forth his mother's steaming hot rum and tea. Nothing had ever tasted so good or been so welcome. Even the moose meat sandwiches that followed were an anti-climax.
The expedition is over. The cabin was photographed in its natural setting, numbered and every detail recorded so that the duplicate cabins are authentic in every detail. Jack London's cabin is now at Jack London Square in Oakland where London buffs can see it.
The trip is over except for the memories, but Jack London's stories will never be the same again. I never could believe that anything would improve his Klondike stories, but now I know that Jack had also gone through experiences like this in order to write To Build a Fire, White Silence, White Fang, The Call of the Wild and dozens of others that have never been equaled.
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April 14, 2012
Quick White Bean Soup
A quick and easy recipe that makes a tasty lunch or a nice hearty addition to a meal especially when feeding the seemingly always empty stomachs of teenagers. I am looking forward to trying this with black beans.
Ingredients2 teaspoons olive oil
1/2 of a small onion or 2 scallions, thinly sliced
1 garlic clove, minced
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1 can (14 1/2 ounces) of chicken or vegetable broth
1 can (19 ounces) white beans, rinsed and drained
1 1/2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
Coarse salt and ground pepper
2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan, for serving
-In a medium saucepan, heat oil over medium. Add scallions, garlic, and oregano; cook, stirring frequently, until scallions begin to soften, about 3 minutes.
-Stir in broth and beans; cook until heated through, about 4 minutes. Using a wooden spoon or potato masher, lightly mash some of the beans to thicken the soup. Stir in lemon juice; season with salt and pepper. Before serving, sprinkle with Parmesan. (To store, refrigerate in an airtight container, up to 3 days.)
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2020 strategy breakthrough indicator: customer trust in a transparent sustainable UWE supply chain. Our aim: by 2020 to have achieved a 30 per cent absolute reduction in the carbon footprint of the UWE supply chain (excluding construction).
Building on the solid foundations of its work in the past, UWE is making great strides in sustainable and ethical procurement.
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Milton Glaser's impact – on the professions of graphic design and illustration and the public understanding of graphic design – is inestimable. Add to that a significant contribution to design education at the School of Visual Arts and Cooper Union in New York, and you should be left in no doubt that he stands as a legend in the creative and graphic arts.
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I may have your ideal figure, but just try shopping for a bra.
Americans spent $5.23 billion on bras in the past year, with specialty retailers—Victoria's Secret, American Eagle's Aerie line, Chico's Soma Intimates and Abercrombie & Fitch's Gilly Hicks—leading the charge at $3.51 billion, according to NPD Group's analysis of the June 2011 to July 2012 bra market. Though NPD would not go into further detail, Business Insider reported last year that in fact Victoria's Secret was the leading American lingerie company, beating out the rest of the private labels and major brands like Hanes. The panty powerhouse that markets its half-naked models as "angels" declined to comment for this article, but their online selection of full-busted bras includes the new triple D range (but no larger), which starts at a 32 band (but no smaller). (That same size is also the cutoff point for Bali, the third highest-selling major brand in the U.S. in 2011, according to NPD, and the only one among the top three that supplies full-busted fare.)
Imogen, a 32-year-old museum employee from Philadelphia, knows how hard it is to find a good bra at the mall. In the past, she's resorted to stuffing her 32G breasts into Victoria's Secret's 36DD. High school senior Myranda Rubio did the same thing, folding her 28K breasts into Victoria Secret's 34DDD bra before she knew her real size.
"When the sales people can't seem to fit me 'correctly' or make a sale, they can often get rude or snappy and just overall unpleasant," says the 17-year-old from Phoenix, Ariz., who now prefers to buy the UK brand Curvy Kate online.
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Unsurprisingly, plus-sized women are more valuable to the bra industry than the porn star. In the seminal article (if you follow these things) "Bigger Bra Sizes Bolster Sales," Women's Wear Daily explained that the obesity epidemic and Oprah's Bra Fit Intervention episode back in 2005, in which a Nordstrom's bra fitter helped each woman in the audience determine her ideal bra size, are the two reasons for the market's recent surge in plus-sized bras. And, according to Edmark, the trend is paying off.
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As a result, though focused on larger cup sizes, less than one percent of HerRoom's merchandise is geared toward full-busted women. Edmark admits that she recently got rid of her 26-band bras and is currently culling 28 bands since petite women return them at a rate of 50 percent.
"They tend to go to our website and just buy everything then return everything," she said. "Unfortunately, I can't make money doing that."
I myself have fallen into this buy-and-return cycle. After my ill-fated trip to Neiman's, I went on a Web-shopping guessing game, which became all the more confusing for the European brands inundating the U.S. market. Though the flood of European fare is welcome in the desert, foreign bra sizing can vary dramatically. Also, the European brands may carry the size, but the construction isn't necessarily great: Finding what Imogen calls the "holy trinity"—large cup size, three hooks, front-tightening straps—is like finding the Holy Grail.
If I'm in the UK, at least I can actually get measured and then buy these bras off the rack in ubiquitous department stores. Jennifer Powers, who wears a 32F and favors Freya for its style and support, can attest to that. She is a 32-year-old journalist from North America who now resides in England.
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I wasn't always like this. I used to be an A cup. I remember at 13 buying that white training bra owned by every other North American tween with the little crossed tennis rackets in the middle and no under wire. I remember being so flat that in high school that one boy actually asked me if I was anorexic. Then I went to university where unbeknownst to me, a microscopic helium tank was invisibly attached to my chest, and slowly increased my breast size each month until I emerged from my freshman cocoon looking like the kind of butterfly that belongs on the prow of a ship.
No one asks me if I'm anorexic now. I have, however, been asked if my breasts are real. They are. If they were fake, I wouldn't need a bra.


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From: wjb (wjbaas_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Wed Oct 30 2002 - 16:41:39 PST
> Can someone think of ideas using metal and wire with cold connections. I
> would like sculpture or jewelry ideas.
Hi Barbara,
I did rivets with my HS--(low level) jewelry class.
We used scrap metal, drilled holes, wrapped with wire, or wove it into the
They had to come up with a design that used these 3 techniques. Be sure to
use a punch to make a dent in the metal so that the drill bit will not slide
over the surface. You could also use the cold connection with plastics. Over
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opposite side. They used a milimeter ruler and measured the side of the 2
metals . (as in a stack), then added a milimeter on both ends. We used a ball
peen hammer to flatten the rivet, and a ball punch to round out the river
neatly. The possibilities are endless. Have you thought about colored wire?
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Annecy Plus 3 Details Announced
This year ANNECY PLUS 3 moves to a new home at Le Venitien Bar and Lounge on the Square de l' Eveche, less than 500 meters from the Bonlieu. The screening will take place on June 15, 2007, with music and films starting at dusk.
Bill Plympton, mastermind of Annecy Plus, will not be at the festival this year, since he is hard at work on his new feature-length film, IDIOTS & ANGELS, but he has entrusted the preparation and programming to Nancy Denney-Phelps, producer of music for animation, journalist and member of the ASIFA International Board. Denney-Phelps has promised an evening packed full of fabulous animation from the absurd to the sublime, with something to delight everyone.
The evening will open with a special welcome recorded by Plympton at his New York studio and end with his new short film SHUT EYE HOTEL, which Plympton says, "will do for sleeping what jaws did to swimming."
In between attendees will take a ride on an airplane with a stewardess trying to satisfy a group of cranky passengers in Finish animator Ami Lindholm's THE IRRESISTIBLE SMILE, get the feminine point of view on sex from Signe Baumane in her highly acclaimed TEAT BEAT OF SEX and be treated to a new segment of Nina Paley's work in progress feature-length animation, SITA SINGS THE BLUES. Father/daughter Serbian animators Rastko Ciric and Iva Ciric will be screening their films METAMORPH and PRINCESS ON THE WALL, respectively as well.
Back for their third year at Annecy Plus, Nik Phelps and the Annecy Sprocket Ensemble Band (Nik on reeds, Rolf Bächler on drums, and Jesper Fleng playing guitar) will entertain the crowd before the show and during the intermission. Once again, this year, Jonas Raeber of Swamp Film Studio in Lucerne, Switzerland, will provide high quality projection and animator Jordie Doubt from Berne, Switzerland, has created the graphics and program. Stephane Vernay, owner of the events and communication firm Sunset Evenements (Sunset Events) in Annecy, arranged the new location and aided in setting up the event.