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- Poliomyelitis, paralytic, bulbar
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Drawing upon the unique materials under their care, the staff of the Department of Special Collections and University Archives organize two to three exhibits a year in their reading room and work regularly with their colleagues in the general library to prepare other exhibits for display on the Lower Level of the W.E.B. Du Bois Library.
Current Exhibit
Growing Season: Women in Agriculture and Food Production
- Jan 2016-Sept 2016
- Location: SCUA and Learning Commons, Du Bois Library
On the Lower Level, "Growing Season" focuses on the growth and encouragement of women in agriculture and food production at Massachusetts Agricultural College (MAC or "Mass Aggie," the precursor to UMass Amherst) from the 1910s through the 1930s. With growing local food supply issues from 1900-1920 due to WWI and population movement from farms to cities, MAC started special and short course programs that engaged women in practical agriculture, like gardening, fruit growing, dairying and also rural social services and home economics. The growing Extension Service program reached out to rural and farm community members with instructional workshops and pamphlets.
On display in Special Collections and University Archives, floor 25, are collections that reflect women and food production, including cookbooks focused on preservation and canning; Helen Hunerwadel who taught and advised on agricultural in Burma and Iran in the 1940s and 1950s; and Elizabeth Henderson, an organic farming pioneer and founding member of the Northeast Organic Farming Association.
Upcoming Exhibits
Photographs of Diana Mara Henry
- Sept 2016-Jan 2017
- Location: SCUA and Lower Level, Du Bois Library
The exhibit showcases the work of Diana Mara Henry, a rich evocation of four decades of political, social, and cultural change in America beginning in the late 1960s as seen through the life of one photojournalist. This diverse body of work is particularly rich in documenting the women's movement, second wave feminism, and the political scene in the 1970s. Henry left a remarkable record of women in politics, with dozens of images of Bella Abzug, Elizabeth Holtzman, Shirley Chisholm, Liz Carpenter, Betty Friedan, Jane Fonda, and Gloria Steinem.
|Exhibits online
|100 photos: Arthur Mange
Photographs from the collection of Arthur Mange.
|Photographer: DMH
Photographs from the collection of Diana Mara Henry. An exhibit by Chuck Abel.
|E.D. Hudson: an Abolitionist Life
An examination of social reform and antislavery in Antebellum New England. An exhibit by Charles Weisenberger.
|Rhetoric or Research
interprets student protests against CIA recruitment at UMass Amherst during the 1980s through a selection of images taken by student photojournalists.
By Tom Hohenstein (ETHIR recipient, 2011).
|Source, History, Story: Teaching U.S. History in the Archives
A digital curriculum for teaching U.S. history using archival resources.
An exhibit by Emily Oswald (ETHIR recipient, 2011).
|Behold And See As You Pass By
An online exhibit on gravestones and mortuary art in Early New England drawn from the Association for Gravestones Studies Collections.
By Molly Campbell (ETHIR recipient, 2011)
|Uncertain Futures
Science fiction readership in the Cold War and beyond.
An exhibit by Morgan Hubbard.
|Fifteen letters
Conrad D. Totman's letters home from Korea, 1954-1955.
An exhibit by Alex McKenzie.
|Du Bois: The Activist Life
An online exhibit on the life and legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois based on his papers.
|Herbals and Insects
A selection of rare botanical and entomological books from the SCUA collections.
|Apiculture and culture
Books on bees and beekeeping.
An exhibit by Richard A. Steinmetz.
Hefner, William K.
William K. Hefner Papers, 1962-1978.
Call no.: MS 129
In 1960, William K. Hefner (1915-1993) became one of the first of new breed of radical pacifists to run for elective office, when he ran as a peace candidate for Congress in the 1st district of Massachusetts. An accountant from Greenfield, Hefner was involved at a national level with movements for peace and civil rights. An early member of SANE, a founder of Political Action for Peace in 1959 (now CPPAX) and the Greenfield Peace Center (1963), and an active member of the American Friends Service Committee, War Resisters League, Turn Toward Peace, and the World Without War Conference, Hefner was an energetic force in the movements for peace and disarmament, civil rights, and a more just economic system. He ran unsuccessfully for office in three elections between 1960 and 1964, and supported peace candidate H. Stuart Hughes in his bid for election to the U.S. Senate in 1962.
The Hefner papers offer a remarkable record of politically-engaged activism for peace and social justice in the early 1960s. With an intensely local focus, Hefner was tied in to the larger movements at the state and national level, corresponding with major figures such as A.J. Muste, Bayard Rustin, Benjamin Spock, and Arthur Springer. The collection includes particularly rich documentation of the early years of Political Action for Peace, which Hefner helped found, with correspondence, minutes of meetings, and publications, as well as equally rich materials on Hefner's bids for congress in 1960 and 1962.
- American Friends Service Committee Western Massachusetts
- Antinuclear movement--Massachusetts
- Civil Rights movements--Massachusetts
- Greenfield Community Peace Center
- Massachusetts Political Action for Peace
- Nonviolence
- Pacifists--Massachusetts
- Peace movements--Massachusetts
- Platform for Peace (Organization)
- Political Action for Peace
- SANE, Inc
- Turn Toward Peace (Organization)
- United States. Congress--Elections, 1960
- United States. Congress--Elections, 1962
- Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements
- Boardman, Elizabeth F
- Hefner, William K.
- Hughes, H. Stuart (Henry Stuart), 1916-1999
- Muste, Abraham John, 1885-1967
- Rustin, Bayard, 1912-1987
- Springer, Arthur
Types of material
- Minutes
Kellogg, Rufus
Rufus Kellogg Ledger, 1840-1850.
Call no.: MS 041 bd
A notable figure in Amherst, Mass., prior to the founding of Amherst College, Rufus Kellogg was born on July 16, 1794, the child of Jerusha and Joseph Kellogg. Married to Nancy Stetson in June 1820, Kellogg made a successful, if highly varied living, serving as town postmaster (1809-1824), keeping an inn and tavern at the "City" beginning in 1818, and farming, and he became a stalwart of the local Masonic lodge. His son Rufus Bela Kellogg rose even higher on the social ladder, graduating from Amherst College in 1858 and became a prominent banker.
A diverse and fairly complicated book of records, the Kellogg ledger is part waste book, day book, memorandum book, and account book, marking records of lending a horse and sleigh are interspersed with accounts for the sale of grain and hay, boarding locals, repairing pumps, and other miscellaneous transactions. Although it is unclear precisely which member or members of the Kellogg family kept any individual record, it appears that Rufus must have initiated the book, although later entries were clearly made by one or more of his children.
- Amherst (Mass.)--Economic conditions--19th century
- Farmers--Massachusetts--Amherst
- Hotelkeepers--Massachusetts--Amherst
- Merchants--Massachusetts--Amherst
Types of material
- Account books
Laymen's Academy for Oecumenical Studies (LAOS)
Laymen's Academy for Oecumenical Studies Records, 1956-1976.
Call no.: MS 020
An oecumenical ministry based in Amherst, Massachusetts, that sought to inspire local citizens to act upon their religious faith in their daily lives and occupations, and to reinvigorate religious dialogue between denominations.
Includes by-laws, minutes, membership records, news clippings, press releases, treasurer's reports, letters to and from David S. King, correspondence between religious leaders and local administrators, and printed materials documenting programs and organizations in which the Laymen's Academy for Oecumenical Studies (L.A.O.S.) participated or initiated, especially Faith and Life Meetings. Also contains questionnaires, announcements, bulletins, and photographs.
- Christian union--Massachusetts--History
- Interdenominational cooperation--Massachusetts--History
- King, David S., 1927-
- Laymen's Academy for Oecumenical Studies (Amherst, Mass.)
Types of material
- Photographs
Lewis, David L., 1936-
David Levering Lewis Papers, ca.1955-2012.
Call no.: MS 827
The historian David Levering Lewis is the author of eight remarkably diverse monographs. Raised in an academic family, his father was president of Morris Brown College, Lewis enrolled at Fisk University at the age of 15 and was only 26 when he was awarded a doctorate in modern European history from the London School of Economics (1962). Through an academic career that has included numerous stops, including Morgan State, Notre Dame, Howard, the University of the District of Columbia (1970-1980), and Rutgers (1985-2003), Lewis remained consistently productive. Author of the first academic biography of Martin Luther King (1970) and a history of the Dreyfus Affair (1974), he wrote an influential study of the Harlem renaissance (1981) and important works on colonialism in Africa (1987) and Islamic Spain (2008), but he is best known for his two monumental biographies of W.E.B. Du Bois (1993, 2000), each of which was awarded a Pulitzer Prize. One of the most lauded African American historians of his generation, Lewis was recipient of the Bancroft Prize, the Francis Parkman Prizes, the 2009 National Humanities Medal, and a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, and he was elected as a Fellow of both the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the American Philosophical Society. Lewis was Julius Silver University Professor in History at New York University from 2003 until his retirement.
The papers of David Levering Lewis document a long and productive career as an academic historian and scholar of African American history and culture. Beginning with his years in college and graduate school, the collection offers a rich perspective on the evolution of his career. Lewis's essential biographies of W.E.B. Du Bois are particularly well documented, however the collection includes abundant materials for each of his earlier projects, including correspondence, research notes, and drafts.
- African Americans--History
- Colonies--Africa--History
- Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963
- Harlem Renaissance
- Historians--United States
- King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968
- United States--History--20th century
Types of material
- Photographs
Lloyd, Richard E., b. 1834
Richard E. Lloyd Daybook, 1859-1862.
Call no.: MS 229 bd
Owner of a general store in Fair Haven, Vermont. Includes numbered accounts of customers (many with Welsh surnames), lists of items purchased, the price per measure, forms of payment (cash, goods, services, credit, making clothes), and the goods that were sold (such as fabrics, ready-made clothes, eggs and dairy products, fruits and nuts, garden seeds, cutlery and tinware, and jewelry).
- Barter--Vermont--Fair Haven (Town)--History--19th century
- Consumer goods--Vermont--Fair Haven (Town)--Prices--History--19th century
- Consumers--Vermont--Fair Haven (Town)--History--19th century
- Fair Haven (Vt. : Town)--Economic conditions--19th century
- Fair Haven (Vt. : Town)--History--19th century--Biography
- General stores--Vermont--Fair Haven
- Shopping--Vermont--Fair Haven (Town)--History--19th century
- Welsh Americans--Vermont--Fair Haven (Town)--History--19th century
- Lloyd, Richard E., b. 1834
Types of material
- Daybooks
Mather, Jean Paul
Jean Paul Mather Papers, 1932-1994.
Call no.: RG 003/1 M38
Jean Paul Mather was the youngest president in his era to lead a land-grant university. He joined the University of Massachusetts in 1953 as Provost, and was appointed President in 1954, at the age of 39. During his tenure, he oversaw major academic restructuring and advocated fiscal autonomy for the University, struggling with state officials to raise salaries for the faculty. His work is credited with building a foundation for the academic strength of the University. Mather left UMass in 1960 to assume the Presidency of the American College Testing Program, and he later became President of the University City Science Center in Philadelphia from 1964 to 1969. In 1969, Mather returned to his alma mater, the Colorado School of Mines, to become head of the mineral economic department.
Correspondence, memos, speeches, reports, biographical material, clippings, memorabilia, photographs and other papers, relating chiefly to Mather's work as President, University of Massachusetts. Includes material relating to the Freedom Bill (granting the university autonomy in personnel matters), establishment of an exchange program with Hokkaido University, Japan, and Mather's inauguration (including minutes of the Committee on Inauguration).
- Hokkaidō Daigaku
- Universities and colleges--Administration
- Universities and colleges--Law and legislation
- University of Massachusetts Amherst. President
- Mather, Jean Paul
McVeigh, Kevin
Part of: Famous Long Ago Archive
Kevin McVeigh Papers, 1974-2010.
Call no.: MS 668
A lifelong activist for social and environmental justice, Kevin McVeigh was among the founders of two prominent antinuclear and environmental organizations in Northern California, the Pelican Alliance (1978) and Interhelp (1981). After relocating to Massachusetts, he continued in environmental activism, founding the Green River Center in Greenfield in 1987, but in response to the intense public health crisis, he gradually shifted his focus to become an advocate for persons with HIV/AIDS. As a founder of the AIDS Community Group of Franklin County (Mass.), he has coordinated AIDS services for Tapestry Health, a not-for-profit organization providing affordable health care to in Western Massachusetts.
The McVeigh Papers document a career as a committed antinuclear activist and advocate for persons with HIV/AIDS. The collection includes organizational materials from each of the groups McVeigh helped found: The Pelican Alliance, Interhelp, the Green River Center, the AIDS Community Group of Franklin County, and Tapestry Health, as well as correspondence, newspaper clippings, journals and magazines related to the issues concerning, notes from HIV/AIDS caregivers' conferences, materials relating to men's support groups, and other material related to environmental protection and anti-war activism. Finally, the collection includes audio files of an oral history (approximately two hours) conducted with McVeigh in July 2010, and a small collection of antinuclear books from small publishing houses.
- AIDS (Disease)
- AIDS Community Group of Franklin County
- AIDS activists--Massachusetts
- Antinuclear movement--California
- Green River Center (Greenfield, Mass.)
- Interhelp
- Pelican Alliance
- Public health--Massachusetts
- Tapestry Health
- McVeigh, Kevin
Types of material
- Oral histories
Meier, August, 1923-2003
August Meier Collection, 1837-1984.
Call no.: MS 844
A pioneer in African American history, August Meier was a model of an engaged academic, a prolific writer, active participant in the civil rights struggle, and staunch member of the NAACP, SNCC, and CORE. While pursuing graduate work at Columbia under Henry Steele Commager, Meier taught at a succession of Historical Black Colleges, including Tougaloo (1945-1949), Fisk (1953-1956), and Morgan State (1957-1964). His dissertation, completed in 1957, became the first of eleven books he wrote or edited, Negro Thought in America, 1880-1915 (1963), with much of later work conducted in collaboration with Elliott Rudwick and John Bracey. Meier joined the faculty at Kent State University in 1967 and remained there until his retirement in 1993. His much-anticipated monograph on the history of the NAACP had not been completed at the time of death in 2003.
Organized in two discrete parts, the Meier collection bookends a long career in the study of African American history. The first part of the collection is centered on Meier's association with the Pioneer Youth summer camp in Rifton, N.Y., and his growing consciousness of the fundamental problems of race and class in American society, with some materials from his wartime years as an undergraduate at Oberlin College. The second part of the collection includes books collected by Meier during his academic career, mostly on African American history and culture. Titles range from works on the Civil Rights movement to literature and poetry of the late nineteenth century and Harlem Renaissance, works on slavery and antislavery, race theory, the South, and African American education and religion.
- African Americans--History
- Antislavery movements
- Camps--New York (State)
- Civil rights movements
- Communists--United States
- Depressions--1929
- Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt),1868-1963
- Oberlin College--Students
- Pioneer Youth of America
- Race relations
- World War, 1939-1945
- Braunthal, Gerard, 1923-
Types of material
- Newsletters
- Songbooks
New Victoria Publishers
New Victoria Publishers Records, 1974-2009.
Call no.: MS 883
Founded in 1975 in Lebanon, NH by Beth Dingman, Claudia McKay (Lamperti), Katie Cahill, Nina Swaim, and Shelby Grantham, New Victoria Printers became one of two all-female print shops in New England at the time. Believing strongly that, "the power of the press belongs to those who own it," they began to solicit work from non-profit and politically-oriented groups. Like its namesake Victoria Press, an 1860s women run print shop in London owned by Emily Faithful, an early advocate of women's rights, New Victoria was also committed to feminist principles. The shop offered work and training in printing, machine work, and other traditionally male dominated fields; initially focused on printing materials from the women's movement; and was organized as a collectively owned and democratically run organization. Additionally, the shop functioned as a defacto women's center and lesbian hub for Lebanon and the surrounding area, a place of education, community, creativity, and activism, and soon publishing opportunities, as the group founded New Victoria Publishers in 1976 to publish works from their community. The print shop closed in 1985, with Dingman and McKay taking over the running of the non-profit publishing company out of their home in Norwich, VT, with an emphasis on lesbian fiction in addition to other women-focused works. An early bestseller, Stoner McTavish by Sarah Dreher, put them on the map, with the company publishing over a hundred books by and about lesbians, winning three Lambda Literary Awards and several other honors.
The New Victoria Publishers Records consist of photographs, newsletters and cards put out by the collective, materials printed by the press, marketing and promotional materials, author correspondence, graphics and cover art, book reviews, financial and legal records, histories of the organization, news clippings, and an almost full run of the books published by the company. The collection is particularly rich in documenting the work and production of a women owned business within the feminist press movement as well as the lesbian publishing industry.
- Collective labor agreements – Printing industry
- Feminist literature – Publishing
- Lesbian authors
- Lesbians' writings -- Publishing
- Women printers – New England
- Women publishers – New England
- Beth Dingman
- Claudia McKay
- New Victoria Printers
- New Victoria Publishers
Types of material
- Photographs

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Keenan Kampa to join Mariinsky
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Posted 05 October 2012 - 12:41 PM
Keenan is among the corps ladies in the current US tour of Costa Mesa, CA, Berkeley, CA, and Washington, DC.
(Yes, it took to MT website a few months to update their roster with all of the corps additions + promos.)
Posted 20 October 2014 - 09:52 AM
While searching the current Mariinsky roster for Stepanova (who is gone), I noticed that Keenan Kampa is no longer with the troupe. If memory serves, she was inactive for most of the last Mariinsky season, 2013/14, due to injury but I was hoping to be seeing her back on the boards this year. Hopefully she is with another troupe in the US or Europe.
Posted 20 October 2014 - 09:11 PM
I saw that she taught at Grand Rapids Ballet 2014 Summer program. Perhaps she is taking this year to audition and will sign for the following season with a new company.
Posted 21 October 2014 - 02:03 AM
The last I knew was that she had been dealing with injuries and then was doing this:
Posted 22 October 2014 - 05:19 AM
I was very much looking forward to her return to the Mariinsky.
I hope that I'm allowed to say here that I met her once at a Mariinsky reception and found her to be one of the loveliest individuals that I've ever spoken to.
I wish her much success and happiness wherever she goes.
Posted 10 August 2015 - 11:38 AM
Dance Magazine posted a brief interview with Kampa in which she touches on her departure from the Mariinsky. At present she seems undecided about her future in ballet in general.
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Jazz Setlist: New Year's Eve Special
Setlist normally tries to stick with one jazz event per evening. But most evenings aren't New Year's Eve, where we'll all be out on the town and wondering what our options are. So, as a Washingtonian and a jazz nerd, it is my duty to tell you that the options are many.
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The District's strongest NYE jazz tradition, and its Cadillac option, remains Ahmad Jamal. The Chicago-born pianist's name is mostly known by its tie to Miles Davis—the two never played together, but the trumpet legend was outspoken in his fascination with (and copying of) Jamal's use of space in his solos. Long and unusually placed rests are still a distinction in Jamal's work, but they shouldn't overshadow his other extraordinary abilities: lyricism, strong rhythm, clever and catchy compositions, and a surprising ability to turn all of these into a furious, even confrontational performance. The combination, no doubt, has ensured his regular return to DC for weeklong year's-end engagements at Blues Alley, where he plays every set to a capacity house. Tonight's performance is a special one, featuring a dinner package and stellar locals Paul Bollenbach (guitar), Michael Bowie (bass), and Lenny Robinson (drums) accompanying Jamal. Expensive, but extraordinary. Sets at 6:30 and 10 p.m. at Blues Alley, 1073 Wisconsin Avenue NW. $110-$160.
Another piano icon performs at Twins Jazz. Larry Willis first made his name on the challenging free-leaning music of Jackie McLean in the mid '60s, but quickly extended his reach into bebop, swing, progressive, Latin, African, and even fusion and jazz-rock. Most famously, Willis worked for seven years as a member of Blood, Sweat, and Tears—a band that was once extremely popular for some reason. Still, it does count as a major accomplishment for this man who's as comfortable playing behind Dizzy Gillespie as David Clayton-Thomas, and equally adept at composing and arranging strong, challenging tunes. Willis plays with his quartet and saxophonist James Gates at 9 p.m. at Twins Jazz, 1344 U St. NW, with a package that includes dinner, champagne, and two sets of music. $75.
But if piano doesn't do it for you, there's the great guitarist John Pizzarelli at the Kennedy Center. The son of another great guitarist, Bucky Pizzarelli, John is every bit the sterling virtuoso and improvisational imagination that his father is—but with added skills as both a singer and raconteur. Appropriate, then, that he should spend the evening in tribute to another singer and talker, Frank Sinatra, in a show called—wait for it—"Dear Mr. Sinatra." Pizzarelli's voice doesn't really approximate the Chairman of the Board's in any meaningful sense, save the sense of warmth that comes through in his croon. Yet he also plays his ass off on the six-string. Pizzarelli plays at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. in the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater, 2700 F St. NW. $65-85.
Yes, yes, I know. Incredibly expensive, all of them. But there are great options on the local level as well—the Young Lions play their regular set at Cafe Nema on U Street; violinist Susan Jones and her band play First Night festivities in Alexandria; the Potomac Jazz Project performs at the Kennedy Center's Rooftop Terrace restaurant; and the weekly Thursday night jam session goes on as usual at HR-57.
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Alto saxophonist John Kocur isn't called "The Smoker" for nothing. He's simply one of the finest soloists the D.C. jazz scene has to offer—and, it turns out, one of its most promising composers and bandleaders, too. Kocur's quartet with pianist Amy Bormet, bassist Oliver Albertini, and drummer C.V. Dashiell III recorded an intriguing album in 2009, and promoted it with some spectacular gigs around town. And they're starting the new year off strong, with a high-profile gig on the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage. Kocur and the band will play some standards as well as their original material in a set that's just in time to catch on your way to Sunday dinner. That's at the Millennium Stage, 2700 F St. NW. Free.


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I'm kinda worried Mia isn't sitting on her own yet.She rolls everywhere,and front to back,and back to front. I saw this 5 mo. old baby at a restaurant sitting without support,is anyone elses baby sitting on their own completely yet?
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my first made no attempt at sitting until 8 months. she prefered to roll around and play and then one day she did it like she knew how all along. definitely no need to worry at this point.
my lo is 6months and has been sitting on his own for atleast 3wks now
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The typical range for sitting is 5-8 months, and I wouldn't worry until even 9 months because some babies just do other things first. My son will sit for a minute or less (he turned 6 months on the 17th) before toppling over (and he prefers his legs to be straight in front of him- lol!), but he REALLY seems interested in crawling. He also has a pretty awesome pincer grasp and some mad hand skills, so I think that his interests lie elsewhere. I also think that he takes after his father- incredible manual dexterity and no interest in sitting still. In your case, I would not worry. She sounds perfect.
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Carlby news
Calby On-line
The Parish Council has introduced an email network to put news round the village quickly about events and matters of interest. Called 'Carlby On-line', the latest newsletter gives an account of the Annual Parish Meeting and the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council. To sign up to the network (which, of course, is free) contact the Parish Clerk Elaine Allwood on firstname.lastname@example.com
Annual Parish Meeting – this was held on 19 May in the village hall. There were thirteen members of the public present along with six Parish Councillors, Mr. Wilkins the SKDC councillor, Marlowe Bramich PCSO and Kevin Brumfield, Area Highways Manager. They were later joined by County Councillor Trollope-Bellew.
Six village organisations gave their reports, as did Mr. Wilkins and the County Councillor. Mr. Brumfield explained that the contractors who had resurfaced the main road by the village had used material with the wrong specification. They had carried out remedial works at their expense. It was intended to apply top surface dressing which should reduce the unevenness. This work would have a two year guarantee. It was intended to move the 'children crossing' sign soon and make it more visible. It was expected that the review of speed limit policy would conclude in October.
On finance, Councillor Nelson reported that the year had seen some unusually large expenditure on, for example, the speed limit signs but the PC was within budget. The precept, which had remained the same for some years, had been received, taking the monies available for the coming year to £7,636. This would enable the PC to make grants to village organisations as usual.
Madam Chair Nicky Howells gave her Annual Report as follows:
'Firstly I would like to welcome you all to this Annual Meeting. This has once again been a busy year for the council.
Speeding in the village is an ongoing concern and the council carried a resolution this year to install speed signs. The signs have been placed at various locations within the village and the data they have provided has given us a clearer picture of the situation. We hope to further improve the speed reduction through the village. Our thanks to John and Roger who implemented this initiative and continue to work on this project.
Resurfacing has taken place on the A6121 and we hope to see this repairs carried out again in the summer. Council is pleased to report that a crossing platform has now been installed for villagers' use on the main road to help in safer crossing to the east side bus shelter. The "children crossing" sign is not always visible in its current location and council has requested that LCC relocate it. Our County Councillor agreed this year to head up a working party to further look at safety on the A6121.
Council also carries out regular inspection and maintenance of the village assets. My thanks to Isabel, who carries out this duty. The grit bins have been refilled and we are pleased to report that there were no traffic incidents within the village this winter .
The council is pleased to have provided the village with a defibrillator. This was acquired by and funded through the Margaret Brown Trust. The fitting of the defibrillator was paid for by the LCC Big Society Fund, which was obtained by Councillor Trollope-Bellew. A training session on how to use was well attended by villagers and council is now working on a First Response programme.
Our thanks to Elaine, who first advised Council of the possibility of acquiring a defib and who was instrumental in its implementation.
Council has overseen further dog fouling signs erected in hot spots within the village and continues to work with the dog warden to ensure our streets are kept clear of mess.
During the annual village walkabout, commitment was once again gained for the various footpaths and the path to the river to be cut back every 6 months. The LCC also agreed to cut back foliage obscuring signage at the junction of High Street and the A6121. They also agreed to cut back vegetation on the opposite side of the road at the bus shelter. A longer pole was agreed for the road narrowing sign opposite 47 High Street, so that it would be more visible for oncoming traffic. Flooding issues, raised by Mr Pope, would be addressed. Any brambles near to street lights will also be cut back to avoid obstruction. Persimmon have also continued with their commitment to maintain the village Green and cut through from Templeman Drive to High Street every 6 weeks.
Councillors attended a meeting with Planning Officials from the District Council and were updated on new procedures that will come into force in the future. In light of this a review of our VDS was proposed to be undertaken by David, John and Ian to ensure that our village needs will still be met.
The council is still exploring possible sites for allotment land.
John has attended Neighbourhood Panel meetings with the PCSO's and other local villages and updated council on issues arising. Our thanks to John for this.
The Annual Litter Pick was conducted earlier this year and we are pleased to advise that the refuse collected this time was not as much as in previous years. Our thanks to Elaine for co-ordinating and the villagers who gave of their time to clear up the litter that was present.
In relation to ongoing training, the Council is pleased to advise that our Clerk has passed the Certificate of Local Council Administration, after a 6 month study. This gives the council a starting point for acquiring the Quality Award as part of the Local Council Award Scheme. Our congratulations to Elaine. I would like to thank Elaine on behalf of the council at this point for her hard work this year.
Council has once again been pleased to provide funding for the village organisations and has agreed financial assistance to :-
The PCC - £616 – maintenance of the churchyard
The Friendly Club- £200 – towards the cost of the Annual Trip
The Gardeners Club- £50 – towards plants for the village planters and bulbs on the main road
The Playing Field Committee and The Bowls Club have submitted their applications for grants and these will be agreed at the next meeting.
I would like to thank David at this point who manages accounts and tax for the council.
Council this year produced 2 issues of Carlby Now. These were to communicate the acquiring of the Defib, our speed watch campaign ,the email network and an Election Special.
The council has also implemented an E Group this year. This will allow us to pass on news from the council to those who signed up to receive by email. This will be furthered developed in the coming term.
In relation to this the Carlby Website has also been reviewed and an update applied to the Welcome to Carlby section. A hard copy is scheduled to be printed and will be held by councillors who will be able to pass on to new villagers. Out thanks to Ian for actioning this.
Finally I would like to thank all councillors for their valuable work in the Parish Council this year, giving of their time to serve the village.
If I may at this time, I would like to say that it has been a privilege to serve on this council for 6 years and it has been an honour to serve as your chairman for the last 4 years. I am very proud of all that we have achieved in this time. All decisions have always been taken with what is best for the village as our guide. Carlby is lucky to have a council who looks to preserve and enhance what we have here and I would like to wish them every success in the coming term as they continue with this mantra'.
At this point retiring Madam Chair Nicky was presented with a bouquet of flowers and a voucher by the other Parish Councillors.
Other points made at the meeting: it was suggested that the APM should be advertised in Village News; PCSO Marlowe reported that there was a low level of crime in the area but villagers were welcome to report anything suspicious to the Neighbourhood Policing Team.
The Annual Meeting of the Parish Council followed. David Nelson was elected as Chairman, with John Bavister as Vice-Chair. The Chairman remarked that the Council had two vacancies and he asked villagers, particularly younger ones and ladies, to consider putting themselves forward for cooption.
On matters arising from the meeting on 17 March, the Clerk reported that the email network had grown to 39; that the dog warden had been contacted twice; and that BT had promised a piece for Village News on progress with high-speed broadband.
County Councillor Trollope-Bellew said that his attendance at the PC might be less frequent in future as he had been elected to Vice-Chair of the County Council. Regarding statements attributed to the County Council leader, Mr. Trollope-Bellew said that there were 440 councillors in Lincolnshire. This might reduce with boundary changes but it remained a question to be asked as to whether unitary authorities might be more economical.
Grants to the Playing Field Committee and the Bowls Club were agreed. As were the PC targets for 2015/15, which would be publicised. It was agreed that a start should be made on pulling together a village publication on safety issues. How this was communicated would need careful consideration. The particular areas of interest for individual councillors were agreed as:
David Nelson – finance; Ian Dair – Press/website/VDS; John Bavister – planning/speed monitoring/ emergency plan; Roger Easton – speed monitoring/ emergency plan; Isobel Robson - assets
The sub-committee reviewing the VDS presented their report. This recommended that the VDS remained very relevant to Carlby, whilst suggesting that some points should be re-emphasised. The report was agreed and will be sent to SKDC and placed on the website next to the VDS.
Mr. Ambrose Kingston of the Welland Trust was welcomed to the meeting. It was felt that the Trust's offer of assistance would be better addressed at this time towards village organisations.
It was agreed that the e-group publication should attempt to cover all village activities as well as PC matters. Some thought would be given to the name of the e-group to reflect this.
Councillor Robson reported that village assets were generally in good condition although some cutting back on public footpaths would be needed; and the Manor Road notice board might need re-varnishing.
The audit of accounts had been carried out. Cash in the account stood at £7,635 (but would be less when agreed grants were paid). The next meeting will be on 21 July.
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I went out with my dad today at a very leisurely pace (he's not a cyclist). Great day (for December) just to be outside cruising.
50min on the trainer (does that even count?)
maybe this thread should be changed to "how much time in the saddle today"
went for a spin on my fixie, intended to do about 16, but i desided to go an extra few miles into the wind, after 'bout 11, how sick is that...
ended up with 22.5 at 'bout 1:23, or 16 ave
"change is the only constant"
After 3 days in Atlanta nice to get back and ride in the country again. We are lucky to live where there is not much traffic. Just ride out the drive way and go. Did 30 miles yesterday in 2 hrs in warm conditions with a steady 10 mph south wind. 3132 miles since June this yr.
i had 27mi on the cx bike yesterday at umstead with some of the guys i've been riding with. it was a very nice day - mid 70's! i think the guys probably had 6 or 7 more miles than i did because i didn't do the last loop...my legs had had enough...
205mi for the week ending 12/28...
The sun was out again today. Wow! Two days in a row.
Did a 90 minute ride around the Yellow River trails on the TCX. Started with a l/s base layer and l/s jersey. By the time I left a s/s jersey would have sufficed.
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15mi. Clingman's Dome today.
20 miles today with a 72 yr old biker friend.
only 12mi today on the mtb at Tsali with BikeWNC
Yesterday I did. 58 miles on the Suncoast Trail to finish out my year. 63 degrees, a little windy and overcast .... goodness! Almost had to put on a layer other than a short sleeve jersey and shorts!
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29mi on the Burningtown Loop with BikeWNC and another friend from the area.
the wife and i did an easy 11.5 through the neighborhood with a visiting friend before clearing the computer, clean slate for the new year
"change is the only constant"
21 miles with 3 of my riding buddies this am and it was cold. A traditional New Years Day ride. 38 degrees with wind made it rough. I was using my brakes going down hill just to stay warmer, never do that. Going down below Tallahassee tomorrow to ride the St Marks Trail.
33 miles on the St Marks Trail. Flatlands riding with no hills at all. Beautiful weather started out in the 50's and was 70 when we finished. Amazing what a difference a day can make.
Did 40 yesterday with about 15 other BMCC'ers, on their anual New Years Resolution Ride.
Did my usual 43 mile ride through the Brushy Mtns today. Rinse, lather, repeat, tomorrow.
When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished by how much he'd learned in seven years. Mark Twain (apocryphal)
Yes my ride was great untill I got rammed by a city bus. I was riding at around 20mph almost on the sidewalk gutter when the stupid driver try to pass me without yielding a single inch....Ankle fracture bike who know havent checked yet. just got out of the ER
62 miles, including two climbs up the steeper side of Brushy Mtn
When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished by how much he'd learned in seven years. Mark Twain (apocryphal)
Damn, alberto, speedy recovery to ya!
I got out on the road bike today (a rare pleasure this last couple of weeks) for a 10.6 mile spin. Lots of Botts Dots littering the bike lanes, only a little bit of gravel, and very few tire chain fragments, luckily. It got about 10 degrees colder as my ride progressed. Good thing there's an uphill back home!
1980ish Free Spirit Sunbird fixed * 1996 Mongoose IBOC Zero-G * 1995ish Park Pre Pro 825 * 1997 KHS Comp * 1990-ish Scapin * Lemond Buenos Aires Triple
33 miles in spring like weather in the 70's
22 miles fixed, flatted in the first two, repaired and aired, rode a few miles, aired somemore, a couple of times over 8 miles, stopped at the LBS for a fill and fresh tube and rolled on for anoyher 12
"change is the only constant"
6mi on saturday & sunday at my cross races.
Rode 11 miles on Hilton Head, until my freewheel broke on my Diamondback. My boss was gracious enough to come get me and take me back to my car.
Bikes use brakes to stop.
If your bike has breaks, don't ride it.
20.6 fixed miles @ 44x16 ave. 17.4, patchy fog, deaf pedestrians on MPT
"change is the only constant"
25 miles after work today with the gang. One more day in the 70's then back to winter again. It's been nice.


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We will all be retired before the dis functional FASB quits kicking this can down the road. This new lease rules are desperately needed to wake companies (and lazy thinking CFO's) up to the high cost of lease financing.
A great article on Jet Blue in the February issue of CFO. Jet Blue has been phasing out of leases and now owns most of its panes. The "implicit cost of debt behind the operating leases is will over two time [loans].."
After a rigorous trigonometry course these issues remind of how easy accounting is and how stupid accountants are.
after a rigorous trigonometry course these issues remind me of how stupid accountant are especially when you already have an accounting degree.
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Bro. Tommie Linden Hughes, 68, of Dyersburg, died Tuesday, October 4, 2011 at his residence.
He was a minister and member of Chic Church of God and a former 20-year employee of Heckethorn Mfg.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Independent Free Holiness Church with the Rev. Calvin Smith and the Rev. Jacky Goad officiating. Burial will be in Sorrells Chapel Cemetery. Dyersburg Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
The family will receive visitors from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at Dyersburg Funeral Home and from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday at the church.
Survivors include his wife of 47 years, Rosemary Hughes of Dyersburg; two daughters, Susan Redden of Dyersburg and Janet Hughes of Nashville; a son, Tommy Lynn Hughes of Dyersburg; three sisters, Sue Englehart of Tupelo, MS., Peggy Birmingham of Trenton and Ruth Reagan of Dyersburg; two brothers, Douglas Hughes of Dyersburg and Terry Hughes of Selmer; three grandchildren, Leah Butler and husband, Matt, Drendia Redden and Joshua Hughes, all of Dyersburg; and three great-grandchildren, Jacob Redden, Jackson Redden and Jayden Hughes, all of Dyersburg.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Tommie and Sudie Holloway Hughes; and two sisters, Hazel Hughes and Olean Simpson.
Pallbearers will be Royce McGuire, Larry Bizzle, Lanny Vestal, Joe Smith, Lloyd Smith and Jerry Dunevant. Honorary pallbearers will be Bobby Kelley and Hayden Kelley.
Cathy Ann Sanford Roy, 51, of Dyersburg, died Monday, October 3, 2011 at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center.
She was a homemaker and attended Trinity Baptist Church.
Memorial services will be at 3 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Dyersburg Funeral Home with the Rev. Mac Daniels officiating.
The family will receive visitors from 2-3 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Survivors include her two daughters, Jammie Sanford James and Brandy Gail Barker, both of Dyersburg; three brothers, Kenneth Junior Sanford, Steven Wayne Sanford and wife, Cindy, and David Adrian Cortes, all of Obion; three grandchildren, Kayla Ann Cox, Jacob Banks and Katlynn Elizabeth Stafford; two nephews; and a niece.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Nora Ann Cortes; her father, Kenneth Howard Sanford; three sisters, Betty Jean Sanford, Beverly Elizabeth Sanford and Vicky Lee Sanford; her grandmother, Minnie L. Dickerson; and an uncle, Donald Hopper.
The family requests that memorials be directed to Dyersburg/Dyer County Humane Society.
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Arma 2 and it's stand-alone expansion Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead package. * Lifelike combat simulation * Story driven single player * Resource management * RPG elements * Unique AI combat system Built upon over 10 years' experience, Arma 2 thrusts gamers into the heart of the most realistic military combat simulation ever developed, featuring cutting edge technology, vast, detailed environments and authentically modelled units, weapons and vehicles. Branching, player-driven campaigns offer both solo and cooperative gameplay, accompanied by a huge range of single and multiplayer modes.
This game is great! It is a must have for anyone looking for a fun, challenging, military simulation game.
-Long, challenging campaign with a pretty good story
-Great graphics, even on low end systems
-Fun gameplay mechanics (it's tactical and realistic, what else do you need?)
-the EDITOR! You can create anything your little heart desires (including massive battles with hundreds of soldiers/tanks/jets/etc.)
Cons: (mostly technical)
-A.I. can be pretty bad at times
-Can get laggy even with a good CPU
-Voice acting can be a bit overwhelming
-"Invisible walls"; well, not really invisible. The game is completely open, but at times, you are confined (such as having to stick with a convoy, but the convoy moves so slow).
**********To be completely honest, I would give this game a 9.0, but since I'm a new member, I can only rate it 8 or below. **********
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