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With apologies to Theodor Seuss Geisel -
Walks in the spring, we look for birds,
Natalie and I, some say we're nerds.
With boots on feet, and bins in the hand,
Feathered things we seek, across the land.
A warm pleasant day, not so long ago,
In Ohio we were, were swamp trees grow.
A lodge, a beach, the park - Maumee Bay,
Bird here we did, at the end of the day.
On boardwalks of wood, slowly we paced,
This path through the trees, the past we traced.
We can say this, its sad, its even true
Birds on this walk, numerically few.
It really is a wonder, one might say,
Why this place can be vacant, when just up the way....
Crane Creek and their trail, with wonder and awe,
birds dripping from trees, bugs in their maw.
The walk to ourselves, for birds we stare.
Looking and listening, with patience, with care.
Not much here, a lesser birder might scowl,
Nat broke the silence - "Holy shit! An owl!
A box on a tree, not uncommon in the wood,
They're placed as a home, for animals they're good.
The Wood Duck, they use them, gone natural holes,
They work well on trees, on buildings, on poles.
But its not just the duck, others may use,
Squirrels can perch here, raccoons may snooze.
But this owl? Seriously? Living in a box?
Yeah, you bet. For the Eastern Screech, it rocks.
The hole is perfect size, the box is as well,
Duplicating a natural cavity, all is swell.
On a chilly spring day, bright sun can be great,
South facing hole, sun on his pate.
I suspect one might say "Paul, your an ass...
....give the bird some space, have some class.
He's delicate and vulnerable, if he flushes, he's dead...
If he dies, your day is long, filled with dread..."
I say, the box - look, don't blame me.
Within feet of the boardwalk, it sits in the tree.
Reach it I can't, at arms length it is not,
But, boy, is it close, what a chance I've got.
With my giant lens, the bird sitting there,
We did not speak, we used every care.
We soon moved on, further down the way,
The owl? It never moved, in the box to stay.
Not long after, let the record show,
The lodge was packed, birders on the go,
The Biggest Week in Birding, hundreds on site,
The owl in the box, be found, he might?
Sure enough, I discover, found he was,
Seen by the masses, the conversation, the buzz.
The little red owl, in his box by the bay,
Bringing joy to many, on a chilly May day.
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
I Just Like It
If you take a moment and troll around the Internet, photos are everywhere. Everybody has a camera nowadays be it a phone, a point-and-shoot, or a SLR.
Going hand in hand with an image, one can often find a title. Some titles are simply locations and dates. For example, LEMP 5 28 2016 could be used. That would be considered rather dry for a photo contest, though, huh? That would be more for personal cataloging.
Or, titles could be a bit narrative. For example, as I type, Herbie, our cat, is napping on the window sill. A photo of him could be titled "Nap Time", "Cat Nap", or what I am sure is an abundance of other possibilities. They could be serious, funny, punny, whimsical, or any other trait one can imagine.
So a few days ago, I was birding Lake Erie Metropark before work. In previous days, I managed to score a Prothonotary Warbler and a Whip-poor-will. Both were new for my park checklist. It now stands at 255 species.
With a bit of birding luck apparently on my side, I hoped to secure a Connecticut Warbler, a late May migrant. It would be new but it is not by accident that the bird is not checked off my list. Simply, it is a very difficult bird to secure in Wayne County. But so was the Whip-poor-will,right?
Anyhow, as I casually walked the trail, I was struck by the little maple tree leaf trying to make a go of it from the side of the tree...
A quick moment in Photoshop allowed me to turn the trunk black-and-white while the leaf stayed red.
Then it came time to name this blog post based on this image. From a writing standpoint, where could I go?
Maybe I could mention some neat-o facts about the Red Maple.
Maybe I could mention the oddity of it growing out of the trunk.
Maybe I could mention photosynthesis. It's still taking place even if the leaf isn't green.
Then I realized...."Wow, I'm stuck..." I have no title. I have no blog theme.
I have no idea.
In the end, I decided I don't have to decide. Rush has a lyric "If you choose no to decide, you still have made a choice." The fact that their vocalist sings like a constipated mosquito is not the point here. The lyric is pretty neat.
So there. I won't pick a title.
I just like it.
Friday, May 27, 2016
His Vireo-wn Show
Birding along the shores of Northwest Ohio (just east of Toledo) can be some of the most rewarding birding in North America during the second week of May. As gillions of birds move from their wintering grounds in the south to their breeding grounds in the north, they get stopped along the Great Lakes shore line. Any woodlot has the potential for tremendous birding if the conditions are right as the birds take a break before crossing Lake Erie.
A few days back, Natalie and I made a day of it as we often try to do. One day at least, per spring, is in Ohio.
The birding was everything birders would want. Birds were everywhere. It was not unusual to have multiple species in one tree or multiples of one species in the same tree. Some were high. Some were low. Attentions need to be everywhere.
Along the boardwalk at Crane Creek/Magee Marsh, one particular bird caught our attention.
Between Natalie and I, we have about 40 years of birding experience in over 45 states and four countries. It was with zero hesitation that we called the correct identification on our little friend - Blue-headed Vireo (VEER-ee-oh). After all, it was only feet away.
The field marks are cake. His head (or maybe her head?... sexes look the same) has a blue-gray cast. It contrasts nicely with the peculiar green back, wings and flanks. Those in turn contrast nicely with the white throat, breast, and upper belly. The white rings around the eyes are so pronounced they are called "spectacles" in the field guides as a small white bar connects them over the base of the beak. You can imagine Ben Franklin wearing such things, can't you?
It might be worth noting that when I first started birding in the early 1990's, this bird did not exist. Well, it did....but it didn't....
At the time, ornithologists recognized the Solitary Vireo. However, there were stark differences in the vireo if one looked at them across the continent. Those along the west coast looked slightly different than those in the Rocky Mountains and even more different yet compared to those in the eastern United States/Canada.
By 1997, the molecular data showed that this "single bird" was diverse enough to warrant a split. With the bang of the gavel from the American Ornithological Union, one species became three. Cassin's Vireo, Plumbeous Vireo, and Blue-headed Vireo suddenly existed. (It is worth noting that this is all science mumbo-jumbo. The birds certainly don't care.)
For the record, I have seen all three vireos. My Cassin's Vireo episode can be found here.
So, as Natalie and I watched our little guy at point-blank range, we really started to appreciate it. Normally, this bird is much further or higher and a solid look is not always easy. Thinking back, I can say this vireo provided what is very likely the best looks I have ever had at this species. Ever. Even his subtle chirps and clicks were audible.
Even better, he was very predictable. As he moved along the boardwalk, he stayed low and progressed inches at a time. Playing off of his behavior, I advanced down the boardwalk just a few feet ahead of him and waited. I even had the branch in mind that I hoped he would land on based on his behavior. He was so cooperative.
But not just for us.
As we casually walked the boardwalk with him, another birder approached us and asked what we were pondering. (It is worth mentioning that this happens a lot in Ohio. You don't have to look for birds - clots of birders can usually be an indication of a something noteworthy.)
"It's a Blue-headed Vireo. He's right there....." was our response.
"Oh yeah, the Blue-headed Vireo show. He's been here all day...."
So there you have it.
A Blue-headed Vireo. All day in the same spot?
He was putting on his Vireo-wn show.
All by himself.
All by himself.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Cemeteries are nothing new to me.
With my mom tracing our family tree, it was not unusual for my her to make plans to spend a day or so of the annual family vacation meeting with people to talk about genealogy. This tactic, of course, predates Ancestry.com, or for that matter, the home computer. In some capacities, it became a family affair. In the field, it was not rare for us to get a quarter if we found a tombstone that had been on her hit list.
So here I am over, three decades later, still appreciating cemeteries. It is not just about who is buried there, but the character overall. To me, new is often sterile while old opens up a whole new world.
If Ohio were a target, Granville would be just about a dead-center bulls-eye. Located a short skip outside of Columbus, the town is rather, um... sleepy...as you might say. A metropolis, it is not, with a population of only 5,000 people. In fact, it has been that way for over 200 years.
A few months ago, my work travels took me to Newark, Ohio (just down the road from Granville). With plans to meet a friend for lunch, the route took me past the Old Colony Cemetery. Perched on a small hill just a few blocks from downtown, I knew I had to get back there and investigate. A quick Internet search on my phone (something my mom couldn't do when I was a kid!) showed that 18 Revolutionary War, 39 War of 1812, and 16 American Civil War veterans are buried there. The Old Colony Burying Ground is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Quite the place, huh?
With the conference's opening night schedule largely optional, I was gushing with the opportunity to photograph the grounds after dark with a full moon for my lighting. My buddy Bruce enters his stuff in photo contests and he recently had one where he had to use the moon as the only source of light. Inspired by the activities of his club, I thought I would give it a whirl.
What could be more fun than full moon photography in a cemetery that is older than dirt?
It probably would have been a benefit if I had checked the rules before I went there. To my dismay, access to the grounds is prohibited after dark. Sure, I could have argued that the moon was so bright that is is functionally "not dark" and that I should therefore be allowed to enter, but I don't suspect law enforcement would approve.
With limited options for subject matter and composition, I found myself in an interesting situation.
The maple tree dominated the scene. It was my hope to include it somehow.
Further, the cemetery has a sidewalk below the grade of the grounds (remember, it is on a hill). The overall impact was that I was not just looking at the tree, but looking up at the tree, hence the foreground.
Further yet (and perhaps the most important factor), the light was coming from two directions. I was facing east with the full moon beyond the tree. The tree was also lit from the front; behind me was a series of street lights.
With my rig on a tripod, I set the exposure for 30 seconds. Sure the image was a bit under-exposed, but I was able to lighten it a bit in post processing. (There is more here to that story - buy me a beer sometime and I'll tell you.) Some larger stars showed up as streaks so I erased them. (Yes, some people poo-poo that, but I say "Nay! Mind your own business!") A quick click in Photoshop Elements converted the image to black-and-white.
I can honestly say that this is now one of my favorite images. Generally speaking, I don't have a single favorite anything. Just ask Natalie. Not a favorite beer. Not a favorite bird. I'm a bit more even keeled than to go out on a limb and say "That so-and-so or such-n-such is my favorite!" I just don't do it.
That said, I can't overlook the connections here...
A kid. His mom. Old cemeteries. Genealogy.
Said kid all grown up. Fancy camera. Old cemetery. Neat botany.
Mom still grown up. Still tracing.....
...a family tree.
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Wheels to Wheeling
"The cultural landscape is fashioned from a natural landscape by a cultural group. Culture is the agent, the natural area is the medium, the cultural landscape is the result"
Carl Sauer wrote that. Sounds pretty "out there"...huh? Yeah, well, these are the cool things that folks like me get to ponder in Historic Preservation programs. It is much more than "Hey, don't sandblast old bricks" or "That's a One-Third Georgian floor plan." Some of it is very cerebral stuff.
Pulling from Dr. Sauer's line, lets say that cultural base, in this case, is a small town. Lets say the natural area is the river near it and the hills that surround it. The cultural landscape is a meshing of the two. Its not just the river, but how people used the river or how the river impacted the town and therefore the people.
If we say that the small town is Wheeling, West Virginia and the river is the Ohio, you have an outstanding opportunity to study American cultural landscapes. I recently returned from a specially designed week-long class. I can tell you with certainty that this class was clearly one of the best I have had in my graduate studies.
Lets ignore the fact that West Virginia is often near the bottom of good lists and the top of bad lists when compared to the other 49 states. Lets look past the fact that drug use is rampant in there. Lets look past the fact that East Wheeling is reminiscent of the post-apocalyptic world seen in the opening minutes of the Terminator.
Instead, lets look at a town that is architecturally awesome. This is especially true if compared to the rather stagnant Downriver area I call home ("Ooooh look, its a...ranch..."). Lets look at a town that was the "Gateway to the West" before St. Louis gained the title. The National Road certainly had a play in this (and likely had better construction that modern-day I-75 in Monroe County!). How about being the hometown of Rebecca Harding Davis?
Rebecca Harding Davis is considered to be the founder of a writing style called "literary realism." Basically, authors write about everyday experiences of everyday people. While that is hardly profound nowadays, somebody had to start it, right? That's the rub here. Big powerful people are constantly the subject of literary works but what about the common Joe shoveling coal in a dirty town? That's what she wrote about. If we study the town and study the writings about those Joes, the cultural landscapes become less muddy. Historians have a better picture of what Wheeling really was which ultimately contributes to what is has become.
Ultimately, the class, co-led by Professors Dan Bonenberger and Melissa Milton-Pung, gave us the chance to dissect Wheeling during the Rebecca Harding Davis era, specifically the Antebellum Period (Pre-Civil War). Dan, as a "Wheelinger", has been studying this town for years and has incorporated it into many of his lessons. In fact, rumor has it that Dan is actually, in part, a reincarnate of a mysterious young man who was madly in love with her. but died over a century ago... (By the way, from here on out, I'll just use RHD.)
So, with visits to the Deeds Office, the Ohio County Library, West Virginia's Independence Hall, historic districts, and the Center Market, RHD's Wheeling came to life.
Of course, the opportunity to visit RHD house would be wonderful. Yeah, well, no. Notice the past tense of that sentence. It didn't happen. Sadly, a few years back (the 1970's?), her home was taken town. A small part of Dan died, I'm sure. The location is now....wait for it...a parking lot and can be seen in the picture below. Is it just in front of the green building (which stood in RHD's time).
Of course, not all of Wheeling as it stands now was there for her. If she needed a coffee, it would have been brewed in her home and not secured at the Startbucks that resides in the Barnes and Noble Bookstore. But, having an architectural eye gave us the opportunity to ponder how the town looked to her.
Take the photo below. Is that a beautiful looking street or what? Well, she did not see it that way at all, at least not during the Antebellum Period. The only home standing during that time would have been the stubby little green one on the right. All the others are Post-Civil War structures.
Now what if RHD needed eggs to go with that coffee? I would suspect one place she could have purchased it was the Center Market. It's still standing. Yup, since 1853 (older than West Virginia itself!), folks can still go there and get some groceries or perhaps some fish from Coleman's.
If you think about cities, they often have some sort of diagnostic feature that identifies them. Detroit has the GM World Headquarters. San Fransisco has the Transamerica Pyramid. Wheeling has its suspension bridge. While some may say "big whoop" with a sarcastic roll of the eyes, I say "cool."
It was the longest suspension bridge in world upon completion in 1849. Over a thousand feet long, it was a critical step in the National Road as traffic could now move west into Ohio. It remains the oldest vehicular suspension bridge in the United States still in use and is listed as both a National Historic Landmark and Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. That is quite a feat, if you think about it. In 1849, there were no automobiles. It was just horses and wagons. A bridge intact all this all this time is really quite amazing.
Now, that said, I need to step into the world of full disclosure. Obviously, the bridge has had some tweaks along the way. In one point, it was widened. Perhaps most significantly, it was, umm....rebuilt. Not the towers, the deck. In May of 1854, it collapsed during a windstorm. Of course, this is not the only episode of a bridge collapsing in the wind. If you want to see what I mean, check out this video of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge from 1940. Perhaps the Wheeling Bridge suffered the same fate?
In any case, the Wheeling Suspension Bridge is really quite impressive. The photo below was taken at rush hour. As you can see, rush hour in Wheeling is not the same as rush hour elsewhere....
Historically, Wheeling was a major city back in the day. During the late 1800s especially, the river front along the Ohio was a mad house of commerce. The Wharf, as it was called, was exactly not that,but it was. Well, at least not in the sense that people would consider a wharf, not be be confused with Worf.
Ugh. Let me explain.
A wharf, in the traditional sense, is a wooden assembly along a waterway used to dock a boat. The Wharf along the Ohio was simply where the boats came close to shore to manage their freight, but there was no dock. So how did they not drift down the river, you might ask? They simply tied off to the giant iron rings along the wall that is easily 50 yards from the water's edge. Access to the boat was along a wooden plank. These rings are easily a foot in diameter.
If you think about cities, they often have some sort of diagnostic feature that identifies them. Detroit has the GM World Headquarters. San Fransisco has the Transamerica Pyramid. Wheeling has its suspension bridge. While some may say "big whoop" with a sarcastic roll of the eyes, I say "cool."
It was the longest suspension bridge in world upon completion in 1849. Over a thousand feet long, it was a critical step in the National Road as traffic could now move west into Ohio. It remains the oldest vehicular suspension bridge in the United States still in use and is listed as both a National Historic Landmark and Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. That is quite a feat, if you think about it. In 1849, there were no automobiles. It was just horses and wagons. A bridge intact all this all this time is really quite amazing.
Now, that said, I need to step into the world of full disclosure. Obviously, the bridge has had some tweaks along the way. In one point, it was widened. Perhaps most significantly, it was, umm....rebuilt. Not the towers, the deck. In May of 1854, it collapsed during a windstorm. Of course, this is not the only episode of a bridge collapsing in the wind. If you want to see what I mean, check out this video of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge from 1940. Perhaps the Wheeling Bridge suffered the same fate?
In any case, the Wheeling Suspension Bridge is really quite impressive. The photo below was taken at rush hour. As you can see, rush hour in Wheeling is not the same as rush hour elsewhere....
Historically, Wheeling was a major city back in the day. During the late 1800s especially, the river front along the Ohio was a mad house of commerce. The Wharf, as it was called, was exactly not that,but it was. Well, at least not in the sense that people would consider a wharf, not be be confused with Worf.
Ugh. Let me explain.
A wharf, in the traditional sense, is a wooden assembly along a waterway used to dock a boat. The Wharf along the Ohio was simply where the boats came close to shore to manage their freight, but there was no dock. So how did they not drift down the river, you might ask? They simply tied off to the giant iron rings along the wall that is easily 50 yards from the water's edge. Access to the boat was along a wooden plank. These rings are easily a foot in diameter.
Of course, Wheeling would still be in Virginia (as opposed to West Virginia) if the Civil War never happened. Dissatisfied with the course that Virginia had taken at the outset of America's bloodiest war, counties in the northwest corner of the state opted to excuse themselves and form their own state. Clearly lacking originality with a name, West Virginia (...woah...how profound...), became its own state in 1863.
Francis Harrison Pierpont was instrumental in guiding the region through this process. His statue now stands outside of West Virginia Independence Hall. I was actually somewhat familiar with the hall as I had to build a computer model of it a few semesters ago as a part of Dan's Antebellum Wheeling project in his Digital Cultural Heritage class. I can honestly say it was quite amazing to see a building in real life after I was already so familiar with it. (Sadly, my friend Bill could not say the same. The church he modeled was taken down just a few weeks before we arrived. Both the Hall and Church stood during RHD's time.)
The Mount Wood Cemetery is a must if you like old cemeteries. Established in 1831, some of the major players in Wheeling's history can be found here. Frustratingly, the opportunity to really get into the nooks and crannies of the place did not occur as I was only there during a class session. In any case, simply walking the grounds is amazing. With a handful of late 19th century mausoleums on such hilly terrain, it is unlike most cemeteries around here (at least outside of Detroit).
For the record, it should be noted that the dark black mausoleum in the photo below is not shown in the natural stone color. I'll give you four guesses. 1) Black paint from vandals. 2) 19th century pollution 3) Photoshop fun 4) Not sure.
If you guessed "pollution", you would be right. Remember Wheeling was a industrial town for decades. Now, imagine that gunk in your lungs and what it could do to your health. Now, imagine that you were a worker over a 100 years ago when labor laws simply did not exist as they do today. Imagine a writer who detailed the horrors of this lifestyle. Now you have Rebecca Harding Davis.
So if you are now wondering what I REALLY did in the this class, it was not all show-and-tell field-trip stuff. Sure, that stuff is important when detailing a landscape as cultural landscapes are about people and places, right?
For the "places portion," each team was assigned a series of structures (many were homes) in the historic district of North Wheeling. Research in city hall and the library allowed us to establish a chain of possession for the homes and find out a bit about those people.
The ultimate part of the entire class can on Saturday when we had to survey the structures. Everything from the roof type, window patterns, brick patterns, height and host of other factors needed to be addressed. Each survey was pages long.
As fate would have it, my team - Team Franklin (myself, Sam and Tiffany) - found the needle in the haystack. The Rembrandt in the attic.
The first was the Duplex in the I-house.
No. Really. A duplex in an I-house.
Let me digress.
Look at the image below.
This is an I-House. They are common in the Delaware River Valley and points due west (but not common at all in Michigan as Michigan is largely influenced by New England architecture). The floor plan goes something like this... The front door opens to a central hall with stairs in the back leading to the second floor. The main floor has two flanking rooms on the opposite sides of the central hall. The second floor is basically like the first floor. Two rooms. Central hallway. The place is also what is called "one pile deep." That is one room deep.
Well, while we were looking at this home, the owner (who lived a few yards away) came over and chatted with us as he could tell we were certainly interested in his building. (The neon vests, clipboards and lots of pointing probably helped.)
He let us in.
My previously described floor plan did not exist.
Instead, the central hall had stairs only going to the basement. The hall was shared by what was clearly two separate units - one at each end. Each unit had its own stairs to the second floor. The two rooms upstairs were separated by a party wall.
The building was a duplex.
It was the I-House that was really a duplex - a statistical anomaly in the I-House construction. I would bet a paper could be drafted on this one house.
Now, you might think the unit stairs were added later but the owner made it clear that there is no evidence of any internal shenanigans. The place was a duplex from the ground up.
As you can see from the photo, the place was gutted by a fire. The owner is in the process of restoring it to its former glory. The city wanted to tear it down...
Oh, but our fun did not end there.
We were also tasked with expanding our search to investigate homes outside of our block that might be in need of future investigations. We did not need to take crazy notes about brick patterns and what-not. It was simply "Does that place look like someone down the road should investigate it with Antebellum Wheeling in mind?"
Just a block from the I-House/Duplex, we found this house:
You need to recognize that this home looked like NOTHING else on the block. Nothing. What caught our attention was the back of the roofline. More or less a catslide roof, no other home had it. Overall, it was a small place. One and half stories. It looked....odd.
Again, our gawking and haz-mat yellow vests garnered the attention of the homeowner. After a brief conversation, he was simply asked if he knew how old his home was.
"Well, how do you know...?"
"I researched it at the Deed Office...."
Boom again. That was the exact same thing we were doing with other structures the day before. That is a golden ticket. "My mom told me...." is nowhere near as solid.
So, if his testimony turns out to be true, he is in one of the oldest surviving homes in Wheeling. As far as I can tell, this home has been under the radar of local historians. It won't be the oldest home as that one is clearly noted in the books ( a stone house from 1795). But this one? It could be the second oldest.....
(What was really cool is we had the opportunity to be inside a home with an 1831 facade just a few hours earlier. Sadly, the original interior burned out a few years back while the exterior front survived. When the interior was re-built, it was modernized as the original layout was never confirmed. Perhaps even more cool was the fact that I had to model that home,too!)
How about that? Two great finds! The house that is really homes and the home that is likely older than the state of West Virginia itself.
Overall, the class was outstanding. A bit of this. A bit of that. Applying learned information from the graduate program and learning more along the way. Getting to know classmates. It was just a great time. Its hard to believe it was grad class as fun trumped work.
But there was a moment that really quite chilling. Natalie had joined me. (That is not the chilling part.) While I was doing school work, she went hiking and birding in the area.
When my class ended at 12:00, I walked over to the Center Market to meet her. The route from the library to the market took me within feet of RDH's home site.
A church bell went off nearby. I don't know which one.
Rebecca Harding Davis' church still stands. It is completely possible that I heard the bell from her church while walking the same route in her neighborhood that she would have walked if she were going to the Market.
I functionally froze in my tracks. Really I did.
I wonder what Carl Sauer would have thought?
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This book is a delightful read. Its full title is - 'For Your Reading Pleasure, London's Strangest Tales, Extraordinary But True Stories.' It forms a volume in the 'Strangest' series also published by Portico. The author - Tom Quinn - has compiled chapters that span a thousand years of London history. The chapters work forward in chronological order, starting from 950 CE and culminating in 2007.
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T-Wolves grab No. 4 seed with win over Grizzlies
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Kevin Garnett made sure the Minnesota
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Garnett had 19 points, 16 rebounds and eight assists as
Minnesota clinched home-court advantage for the opening round of
the playoffs for the first time ever with a 95-87 win over the
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"Our goal was to get the home-court advantage all year and we
accomplished that,'' Minnesota's Wally Szczerbiak said.
The Timberwolves ended the season with a 51-31 record and the
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Garnett, who has been criticized for not leading his team to a
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Garnett said leadership is something that builds throughout the
"I made sure everybody was ready and I made sure every game
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We're grown men here, so I just try to lead and sort of direct and
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Minnesota coach Flip Saunders said playing at home is a definite
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The Grizzlies finished 28-54, setting a franchise record for
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Shortage prompts use of child priests in Gaya
Gaya: Children as young as six, rather than mastering their alphabets, are chanting vedic hymns at the famous Vishnupad temple here - thanks to the acute shortage of traditional Hindu priests in this ancient Bihar city that is also known for its close links to Buddhism and Jainism.
Kunal Gurda (6) and Satyam Kumar Gupt (8), students of Class 1 and 3 respectively, are among dozens of children conducting `pind daan`, or the religious rites seeking salvation for the dead from the cycle of rebirth, at the temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Both Satyam and Kunal are sons of Hindu priests at Vishnupad, known as Gaywal Pandas, who perform the traditional pind daan ritual at the temple. The ritual is performed during the 15-day "Pitrapaksh" period which is currently under way.
"There are nearly a dozen minors, not well-versed in Vedic rituals, who have been performing pind daan due to shortage of qualified priests," said Bablu Lal Gurda, a priest, whose son Abhay, a kindergartener, also performs the religious rite.
Clad in cotton kurta-pajamas with chandan smeared on their forehead, the children are excited about their new `duties`. "It is a matter of pride for me that I got this opportunity early on. It is our birthright to conduct pind daan for devotees," Satyam said.
"These children are born in the families of priests and deserve to conduct pind daan," said Munna Lal, a priest.
Another priest, Mahesh Lal Gupt, said it is the first time that Gaywal Pandas have been forced to take help of their young children.
"The younger generation is least interested in learning Sanskrit and conducting religious rites that we have been doing for generations. Besides, they prefer other professions for a good life and leave Gaya in search of jobs," Gupt said.
According to Manohar Singh, a retired government official, the number of qualified priests has dwindled here over the years.
Ganesh Lal Hall, another priest, agreed. "With more than 300,000 devotees coming here to perform pind daan, our numbers have not grown up with time. It is a serious situation for us," he said.
The pind daan ritual is performed on the banks of the sacred Falgu river.
According to Hindu belief, the soul wanders after death until pind daan is performed.
"The soul keeps wandering till this ritual is performed by male descendants of the dead," priest Murari Lal explained.
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Ok ( "JCB" ) I don't thimk you can read, I said,, The people that say BAD THINGS on here..... Kelsey did not say anything bad !!! She would never say bad things about her family.. Get it Right!!!!
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Damn ur just as stupid as she is! Don't YOU get it Tina, IF Kelsey would have never started this trifling ass BS your families business would have never been made public! Damn I get it now, your all a bunch of inbred scum like Kelsey! I get it now Tina Right!!!!
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Are you the one that narc on your daughter just so you could get the welfare money? How much did she have to spend on lawyers cause of you? Just asking.
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Yea aren't you the fine mother that worked for the sheriffs dept to bust your daughter so you could get her kids and the welfare money. Yea a fine one you are.
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Great parents huh? Just got busted for herion. Where were their kids?
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the kids are with martha's mom and have been with her for almost a month now. she got coustdy of them again.. martha and kyle will now get the help that they need to get their lives back with their kids .. it may take a long time but with Gods help and their true friends and their family praying for them they will get better.. God loves them just as much as he loves everyone that likes to get on here and say mean things about other people...
#50 Oct 6, 2012
So how many times have their kids been taken away from them? They don't deserve those kids! And those kids don't deserve what they are going threw. How many drug charges has Kyle had against him? How many has she? Hopefully they will be put away for good and those kids can live a seemingly normal life
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Well looks like that "put away for good, throw away the key" crap didn't happen! Both of em out, and so far so good. Honestly I have my doubts, cus yeah we all kno this ain't the first time. But sh*t ppl mess up, it happens everyday, and alot worse than what they have. Give em a chance to get it together, i gota feelin they gona prove everyone, includin me, wrong. Only time will tell!! So hope none of ya have your heart set on this mean rumor spreadin bs ACTUALLY gettin to em.
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[QUOTE who="????"]There is more methheads other than them 2 n that family ![/QUOTE]The whole town ofn mayfield is methheads but it will be closed down real soon! Ghost buster!is coming
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East Ridge Police said a customer at an East Ridge gas station early Thursday morning shot a robber, who was then found by police lying outside the station and was arrested. The robber has died. His name is being withheld pending the notification of next of kin. At 1:47 a.m., East Ridge Police responded to 4011 Ringgold Road, the Marathon Service Station, on ... (click for more)
So, am I the first to notice a trend? How many wrecks does exit 11 need before anyone asks "whats up with that?" I have lost count of the wrecks that continue to happen, even after last year's awful loss of life (which I believe 51 percent of the blame should fall on the THP officer on duty). The problem with this section of interstate are sight lines ... (click for more)
In a puzzling time when the big daily newspapers have veered strongly away from "all the news that is fit to print," allow me to share a story that you very likely will not see on CNN, ABC News, or in the big media conglomerates that influence the way you think, the way you react and – as a result – easily warp our common senses. This story is very true. Late last Sunday afternoon, ... (click for more)