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OAKLAND -- The entire second-grade class at Joaquin Miller Elementary School took part in its 35th annual re-enactment of the first Thanksgiving feast.
The Nov. 9 event was held at Roberts Regional Park in the hills, and 73 students and more than 100 parents were on hand to bring 1621 alive again through authentic foods, costumes, games and crafts.
Sylviane Cohn, one of three teachers present and a primary organizer of this year's feast, said that the goal of the event was to give the students as accurate an experience as possible of what life was like for the pilgrims and American Indians living at the time.
"A month of curriculum leads up to this," Cohn said. The lessons are a part of Joaquin Miller's Living History Program, a curriculum which Cohn said is exclusive to the school.
According to Cohn, each student was assigned the role of an actual person who was either a pilgrim or a member of the Wampanoag tribe at the first Thanksgiving. Research was required to find out who each student's person was, where he or she came from, and what his or her perspective of this historic day would have been.
Every one present, including parents, was dressed up in either Native American or pilgrim garb to evoke the look of the time.
"We work hard to not teach the myths," said teacher Sara Green. "We teach the truths. The pilgrims could not have made it on their own. The Wampanoag and pilgrims spent three days together at the original feast. They lived off the land."
With the help of parent volunteers, the students also got to see what it was like to make the traditional foods the pilgrims and Wampanoag would have eaten. Kim Davis, a parent volunteer making the rounds of each station, said the parents provided the materials while the students get to experience authentic cooking firsthand.
A bell was rung at 9 a.m. to officially begin the day's activities. Students then rotated between three different stations consisting of either cooking, crafts or games. In the cooking area, students watched over pots of water set to boil for a variety of dishes. Lobster, crab, clam chowder, rabbit stew, vegetables, corn on the cob, salmon, popcorn, squash and duck were among the foods being prepared, all of which were made on site. Students were instructed to chop vegetables, stir various ingredients and stir the food as it was being cooked.
On a nearby field, students participated in Thanksgiving-themed games that the first settlers would have played. Along with marbles and horseshoes, a wooden beam was set up for "boffing." The games were played between two people holding pillow-sized sacks filled with cloth. Each player then attempted to "boff" the other off the beam in a cross between a pillow fight and tightrope walking. There was also a stockade set up as a form of "musical chairs," wherein the person left locked in by the hands and neck would have to remain where they were for the duration of the next turn.
A crafts table offered a variety of activities. Small sheets of copper were made into art with the use of hardened templates. Students signed their names on proclamations with real quill pens. There were also wicks and different colors of wax available to make candles by heating the wax in coffee cans.
The start of the feast itself was announced with another bell at 12:30 p.m. Before the food was served, a few special guests were introduced for the crowd. Ann Hughes and Milli-Ann Iuso-Cox, the school's first teachers to plan and carry out the Joaquin Miller Thanksgiving Feast in 1977, came to see the latest celebration.
"It's just gotten better," Hughes said. "We came here and it was absolutely perfect."
There were also two guests who brought a special historical significance to the event. Dave Howland, whose son took part in the first 1977 feast as well, is a direct descendant of John Howland, who was aboard the pilgrims' journey on the Mayflower. According to stories passed down since then, John Howland was washed off the ship once it came to port. Though the extreme temperatures made his survival doubtful, he managed to live and thus ensured the preservation of his name to the present day.
Howland was joined by another famous descendant, Miles Standish. Directly related to the renowned military leader across 11 generations, Standish was dressed in authentic reproductions of the armor, helmet and sword that English soldiers would have worn at the time. He spoke to the crowd about his ancestor, whose life was portrayed in the famous poem "The Courtship of Miles Standish" by Henry Longfellow.
"He did get married," Standish said, "or else I wouldn't be here."
The original Standish was hired by the venture capitalists of the time who had invested in the crew aboard the Mayflower. Standish, having experienced battle in the Netherlands previously, was responsible for protecting the pilgrims, as well as the other half of the ship's crew who were simply looking for a different life in the New World.
After the short history lesson, teacher Sara Green came forward to give a Wampanoag blessing before the meal. Everyone then ate together, enjoying the novelty of the unique dishes and each others' company.
Allison Justice, a mother and volunteer for the day, said the event had much to teach the students.
"It's great for the kids to experience what life was like," Justice said. "They eat duck, rabbit, lobster, stuff we don't serve at home. Back then, it was based on availability."
After the meal, the parents gathered to listen to each student recite a speech they had memorized from the accounts of their respective characters. The various stories painted a picture of loss and hope. The American Indians, though happy to help the pilgrims, bemoaned the beginning of what would be the end of most of their culture. The deaths of family members weighed on many pilgrims, but winter broke in to spring and spoke to the enormous help the Wampanoag brought to their future.
Once the speeches ended, the students thanked their parents with a song, and everyone applauded another successful re-enactment of the first Thanksgiving.
With plenty of sun and enthusiasm, parents and students came away with an experience that was both fun and educational.
"It's just adorable," parent volunteer Miki Levine said, referring to the look of antiquity brought to life. She was grateful for how well the event turned out, saying, "Thank you, sun gods."


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The National Weather Service has confirmed that two weak tornadoes touched down in Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes Sunday night and Monday, resulting in minor damage but no injuries.
A tornado touched down in Mathews about 8:30 p.m. Sunday near U.S. 90 and La. 308.
About 25 yards wide with maximum winds of about 85 mph, it traveled northeast about two miles, causing minor damage to canopies and roofs on homes, the agency reported. The tornado also damaged fencing at Central Lafourche High, downed power poles along U.S. 90 and ripped the air-conditioning unit out of a small building.
A second tornado touched down a little after 4:30 p.m. Monday near Industrial Avenue in Houma. That 35-yard-wide tornado traveled about a mile along Industrial Boulevard with maximum winds of 95 mph.
The winds blew down utility poles and damaged canopies at the Shell station and the Cash Magic service station off Grand Caillou Road. A car was overturned on Main Port Road, and Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center reported minor damage. The doors to the emergency room were blown out, the switch that controls generator power was damaged, and the boilers and chillers that supply steam to sterilize medical equipment was damaged. In addition, several hospital windows were blown out, and cars in the parking lot received damage.
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End of Season....
I'm not quite sure what to make of the season. I would have settled for 5th at the start - and still think that 5th is a reasonable return, given the changes (especially as we achieved 5th with a record high number of points). So on the 'results' front, I am happy to be where we are - and at the same time disappointed, given that we looked like we may get 4th for so long.
On the 'performance' front, I think I'm less happy. I don't recall seeing a game all season where I thought '...yes...that was deserved, we played really well....'. Maybe AVB's 'style' just doesn't suit me - but in general I thought we looked devoid of ideas in most games. That obviously could simply be down to losing Modric and VdV or losing width by letting Bale roam - which then doesn't bode well for next season, as it implies that the players brought in aren't quite cutting it and I doubt if Bale will ever play wing again. Last summer's signings failed to shine as well for me - Ade was way of pace, Dempsey ok'ish in patches but largely anonymous, Glyfi ditto, Dembele ok'ish and even though the pundits seemed to rave over Vertigo, I always thought our defence looked flaky.
That sounds more negative than it was intended to be. All in all though I thought our final position belied our performances. But now AVB has another summer to get in who he thinks he needs - so, realistically next season is the season to judge him on - and the performances.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Morning John and fellow Yids.
Dissapointed with the final outcome yesterday, but at least we won, with another superb finish from Bale.
Although AVB mentioned the loss to Everton yesterday, for me it waqs the Fulham game that cost us, which i'm sure most of us(including the pundits) had for a Spurs home win and this is where that sort mental attitude of going into some games where we take our foot off the gas instead of going for the jugular.
Pretty much agree with the signings bit though as equally Glen Hoddle pointed out a couple of weeks ago.
I dare say we will have quite a clear out this summer and can see the likes of Hudd,Caulker,Parker hopefully Dempsey and maybe even Sigg or Holtby being sold to raise funds for more talented players,to strengthen our midfield and attacking areas.
We all know this is not easy as all the big clubs are almost looking at the same players but if we can get in early instead of waiting for the final day of the transfer market then we may just get lucky.
Felt we should have gone in for Sturridge when he was available as with his pace i'm sure we could have fitted him in with our preferred stiking game of using the flanks as Bale was alouded to roam.
Hopefully the scouts can find another Mata or striker like Droghba (sorry to mention 2 Chelsea players) but these are the type of players that you need to help get CL football.
I would like to think that spurs can still attract 1 or 2 big names to the lane and if we can hold onto Bale that we can continue to challenge for the future.
At the end of the day we missed out on CL football, but we were never going to win it and niether will the goons.
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I think the pee off with the CL Jeff is in the financial reward. I know loads of people have knocked Wenger for his lack of trophies, but his consistent CL places must have meant that the woolwich bunch have had probably around £250M (£20M x 14) more to spend than us. Ditto for all the top 4. Whether that goes on players or a new ground, it matters not. It simply creates a massive financial divide.
Oh, well - next season......I just hope that with Moyes gone, Everton now take a dip and that Liverpool don't find their feet. Citeh, Utd and the Chavs will also be in a state of flux. So, next season, the other teams will virtually all have reasons not to do so well- and AVB will be bedded in. Surely with all that turmoil around us, we should have a fair chance?
As for players - no idea who I want in - but I think there will be a few players going (for little or nothing) - as two or three are now getting on a bit.
Freidel - 42
Gallas - 35
Parker - 32
Daffy/Dempsey - 30
Ade/Daws/BAE - 29
Little point speculating though - as I never really expected the clear out (to such a degree) last summer - and then Daws/T'Hudd were surplus and end up playing.
Just a case of sitting back and watching the silly season that is the summer transfer window.


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Anyone hear what took place the following week? The Arsenal from NJ beat a team 53-0. They were the number one seed going into tournament play. Prior to the tournament beginning, kids in the park returned all the pins that were traded with the Arsenal. As the tournament went on teams that were knocked out, went to the field and rooted against the Arsenal. At the closing ceremony the Arsenal were booed and then when the championship game began the Arsenal hit 2 home runs which were both thrown back onto the field(one had left the stadium. At the conclusion of the championship the owner did not even come out to present them with the championship trophy and the team was handed a letter telling them they were banned from Cooperstown Dreams Park. Comments?
Wow, what a bizarre tournament bracket. Check it out: Week 12 (NATC) Bracket
If you aren't a top seed, you need to play -- and win -- 5 games in one day. That's just plain crazy.
However, none of the games show Arsenal winning 53-0. Or did that happen some time before this tournament?
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There are two parts to the week. "Regular Games" and "Tournament Games"
Arsenal beat the Fairmont Braves 53-0 (12 run mercy rule) in the regular games part.
Fairmont lost its other three games 0-16, 1-20, and 4-14.
A quick run through the regular games part showed at least 13 games won by 20 or more. There was a 35-0 game and a 30-0 game.
It was in the "Regular Games"
Arensenal 53 Fairmont Braves 0
The Fairmont Braves ended up as the last seed in that championship bracket.
The rest of the scores were fairly lopsided, but not 53-0.
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It's the truth. I heard all about it as it was happening. A kid on my AAU team played for the Eastern Mass All-Stars this past week at Cooperstown. I was on the phone with his Dad who was there. He told me the exact same story about kids breaking the Arsenal pins then throwing them at their barracks.
53-0 is a sin. What's the point? Usually, the high-powered travel teams like the Arsenal know enough to take it easy on single-town teams that go to DreamsPark just for the experience. I was told that the Arsenal manager was a real jerk about it, too.
A Friend om mine took a good team to CDP a few years ago. I saw on the internet he beat a team 34-1 and started to give him crap. He was up 10-0 in the first inning by the second inning the score was 19-0. He called off his dogs and started to have the kids bunt back to the pitcher etc. Opposing coach told him that it was okay - just play ball our kids need to learn. So they played station to station baseball. When a kid it a HR - the opposing team gave them high fives as they passed the basses. At the end of the game - the opposing coach told them they were a great team and good luck!!. My friends team made it to the finals - want to guess who followed them the whole way rooting for them??
But 54-0?? I'm guessing that coach was running etc the whole game. CDP needs to change the mercy rules - I think the games have to go 4 innings no matter what.
As I also heard that the umpires wanted to end the game earlier but the owner said for them to play the game out. And to think the owner then bans the team and doesnt even give the team their championship trophy. He caused this whole mess then makes it worse and these kids are the ones who pay the ultimate price
It was even worse than it sounds. They never dialed it down against an obviously inferior team. When the score was 47-0, they stole home on a throwback to the pitcher to score the 48th run. They deserve to be run out of town.
If you aren't a top seed, you need to play -- and win -- 5 games in one day. That's just plain crazy.
Five games Wednesday followed by three more on Thursday !!!
On Wednesday you have to win 4 games in order to play against one of the "Top Seeds" - after 4 games how much pitching can you have left !!!
Coach44....you go on this big diatribe about how unfair it is and all and challenge??? a team to come down to Houston to kick their butts and how unfair they all are, then you have the audacity to post a link where u are selling everything but the kitchen sink. Buy an AD and stop ur BS. ps....ur link was reported to ETeamz
I'll challenge them to come to Houston and just play the four other teams from Houston that won CDP tournaments this year plus a couple of others that are just as good. I am sure California, Georgia, Florida, Arizona and some others would do the same.
We might not have beaten then but if they pulled that kind of crap we would have beaten them to a pulp.
That's nice - and you call them bush!!!
I will kick your a##.
There is no I in TEAM !!!
Don't ge me wrong, if what the poster says is true, then in no way do I condone their actions and I would hope they would learn something from being banned from CDP.
Now now Lou - maybe coach has his forged BC ready to go.
Rich, check his link? He prolly has those for sale too.
"banned from CDP."
I don't know what CDP is but I assume they were banned from spending $750 per kid to play in a tourney at Cooperstown. How lucky they are!!! Do you think they will lose players who are all paying $250/mo to be a part of their thieving organization? Of course, it isn't thieving when delusional, idiot parent of 8 yr olds will spend $3000 a yr just to be on the team because they have been told the Arsenal will get them a 'ship. Lets see, 3K x 12 yrs is 36k. You will be very fortunate IF your kid gets a college 'ship to ever get 36k in 'ships $$$. The Arsenal is ripping off delusional parents and are scumbags. Come to Texas and get your a## kicked. Or go to Cooperstown and whip bad teams whose parents are as ignorant as yours and will pay $750 per player to play 5 games a day(that isn't fun) at a youth baseball tourney and then because all the Cooperstown people care about is how much $$$ they can suck from the ignorant masses they put a really bad team against the Arsonal and let they kids get beat 53-0.
A pox on Cooperstown and the Arsenal!
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan wants to keep pressing the Department of Veterans Affairs to reduce a backlog of disability claims at its Winston-Salem office.
Hagan will continue her push Tuesday in a conference call with reporters. She already has asked Secretary Eric Shinseki (shin-SEHK'-ee) to send officials from VA headquarters to address delays at the office with the second-longest wait times in the Southeast.
Hagan's office says more than 7,000 veterans served by the office have been waiting at least a year for a response to a disability claim, with more than 700 veterans delayed more than two years.
The Winston-Salem office serves most of the state and is one of 18 in the nation transitioning to digital processing from a paper-based system.
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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - The North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association and Truckee Donner Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Sierra Human Resources Association, are offering "The Generations and Sexual Harassment: Awareness and Prevention for Business Owners and Managers" on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 9-11 a.m., at the North Lake Tahoe Visitor Information Center at 100 North Lake Blvd. in Tahoe City.
This workshop, required as per California's AB 1825, will bring California businesses into compliance regarding sexual harassment awareness in the workplace, according to a press release. SHRA President Laura Moriarty, of Tahoe Training Partners, will present this topic in an engaging and provocative way from the perspective of generations working side-by-side.
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The NBA's hottest team will be playing at home in Los Angeles, and it's the Clippers, not the Lakers. There's also a finals rematch in Miami and Kobe vs. the Knicks.
A five-game slate makes up the NBA's Christmas schedule, which this year comes with the bonus of not being the first day back after a lockout forced the cancellation of the opening portion of last season.
Miami and Oklahoma City will be bringing the best records in their respective conferences into their first matchup since the Heat won the NBA title.
Also, New York will face its ex-coach, Mike D'Antoni, when it plays the Lakers.
Los Angeles will be the center of the league's Christmas bash, with two games at Staples Center on the same day. Finish the Knicks-Lakers, clear the court, and fans in L.A. get a second present -- the NBA's best team of late. The Clippers, riding a franchise-record 13-game win streak, close the five-pack of games against Denver.
Kings: Sacramento reinstated DeMarcus Cousins after a one-game suspension for "unprofessional behavior and conduct detrimental to the team." Cousins and coach Keith Smart exchanged words in the locker room during halftime of a loss at the Clippers on Friday. Smart ordered Cousins to remain in the locker room for the second half. Cousins wasn't with the team during Sunday's win over Portland.
Warriors: The team recalled Kent Bazemore and Jeremy Tyler from the Santa Cruz Warriors. Both played in the D-League team's 93-88 win over Bakersfield on Sunday.
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Tallahassee, FL - Senator Anitere Flores (R) Miami-Dade County, proposed SB 916 which provides a sales tax holiday in Florida this year from August 2nd through August 4th, 2013. She says, "the good news is that we're bringing back the sales tax holiday. Last year we didn't have it because the economy was so tight. The last couple of years we've had some years yes, some years, no." She also mentions, "this year with the economy looking a little bit better was something that the Florida Legislature is going to be able to do to give back to Floridians and to tax payers and say we're going to give you a couple days off, especially in that time crunch right before school starts."
Items that would be covered by the 3 day back to school sales tax holiday are clothing under $75 per item, school supplies costing less than $15 per item and personal computers and accessories costing less than $750 each. Flores admits, "times are still very tough and I know that every little bit that we can do to help Florida's families especially when it comes to back to school shopping, any little bit that we can do to help certainly will be a benefit and it means a little bit more money into our taxpayers pockets and so we really see this as a good thing,"
Now, just because this bill may pass this year, it will still need to be voted on again next year. According to Flores, "this is something that we have to look at every year depending on what our state budget looks like that year so right now we know that we're going to have August 2nd through August 4th of 2013 as the sales tax holiday and we'll be back here next year pushing it for 2014."
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At the news conference, which was moderated by Tribune movie critic Sean P. Means, festival director John Cooper said he was looking forward to the many films and events on this year's program that revolve around music.


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This article examines the relationship of, and potential conflicts within, modern liberalism which proceeds from the starting place of the harm principle, retributivism and fundamental rights constitutionalism. This position holds that consensual action that does not harm another need not be punished. Such a system differs from a legal moralist position, which posits that there may be certain actions that, while not harming any other individuals, may still be wrong and deserving of punishment. These conflicting positions were best represented by the Hart-Devlin Debate. While the legal moralist position has been discounted for years, this article resurrects it and shows that this argument should not be dismissed quite so easily, and in its resurrection offers liberalism a useful critique of some of its own inherent contradictions.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Connecticut enters the women's Final Four on a march toward history.
On Saturday, Stanford just marched at Bridgestone Arena. The Cardinal ended practice with a spirited line dance featuring coach Tara VanDerveer.
Stanford players sounded and looked loose on the eve of their daunting showdown Sunday against UConn (38-0), which is two victories from its record ninth NCAA title.
The Huskies start five All-Americans on what many consider to be one of the greatest women's college teams of all time. Stanford (33-3) consists of All-American Chiney Ogwumike and a cast of sidekicks. It lost to UConn by 19 points in the Cardinal's second game this season.
So, it's difficult to blame national media and fans for breathlessly discussing a Connecticut-Notre Dame title game Tuesday that would feature two unbeaten teams in the finale for the first time.
The Fighting Irish (36-0) play Maryland (28-6) in the other semifinal Sunday.
The no-chance Cardinal gets it.
"Obviously the tagline for the Final Four is pursuit of perfection," Ogwumike said Saturday.
But broken storylines litter sports pages through the ages.
Ogwumike and her underrated teammates get that, too.
"Sometimes dangerous people operate in silence," said the Pac-12's all-time leading scorer and rebounder. "If you're going to talk about them, you're not talking about us. And if you're not talking about us, hopefully we can strike silently."
Or, as VanDerveer said, "If we're going to be someone's hors d'oeuvre, we're not going to be swallowed easily."
Nerd Nation showed no intimidation Saturday when going country at the Big Dance.
Senior Sara James played a dance video on her phone before practice that went viral in the Cardinal locker room. Before the players knew it, their usually reserved coach joined the act.
"I never imagined it would have happened," forward Taylor Greenfield said.
VanDerveer stepped out of her comfort zone to keep the players loose.
"There's no reason to be uptight," Greenfield said. "No reason to stress. Tara believes in us."
It will take more than belief to knock off the country's best women's team.
The Huskies have no glaring weaknesses, starting with leading scorer Breanna Stewart, who Saturday was named Associated Press college player of the year after averaging 19.4 points and 8.1 rebounds a game.
At least Stanford has done it in the past. In 2008, the Cardinal upset UConn in the national semifinals in Tampa, Fla. But it fell to Connecticut in the next two Final Fours, including the 2010 championship game.
Eight months after the 2010 defeat, the Cardinal stunned the Huskies to end an NCAA record 90-game winning streak. Last season, Stanford's 82-game home winning streak was broken by UConn 61-35.
Stanford players Saturday watched their early season defeat at Connecticut as part of the preparation. VanDerveer described the experience as painful.
But it also served as a reminder of how much the team has matured since November.
"We don't know who they are," the coach said of the November roster. "That's not how we play, and that's not what we are going to do."
Stanford is going to have to survive the intensity of UConn's fierce defense as well as the game's best shot-blocking team, averaging 8.2 blocks this season.
"It's a lot easier for us to get them out of control, because we have so much continuity on our team," UConn forward Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis said.
Perhaps the Cardinal's best chance would include getting its opponent in foul trouble. Connecticut has a six-player rotation after losing sophomore forward Morgan Tuck to season-ending knee injury.
The loss leaves the Huskies with only one reserve post player, 6-foot-3 Kiah Stokes.
"If one of their main guys gets in foul trouble, the whole dynamic changes," said ESPN analyst Rebecca Lobo, a former UConn star.
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PORTLAND, Ore. — Supporters of an Oregon-only plan to replace the Interstate 5 bridge across the Columbia River hope to put the issue in front of the Legislature again as early as this month.
The project is in doubt because it was supposed to be a joint effort of Oregon and Washington state, but the Washington Legislature didn't put up $450 million to match Oregon's contribution to a project now estimated to cost $2.7 billion.
Supporters, including business and labor groups say a new bridge is still critical, The Oregonian (http://bit.ly/15CcbH0) reported Monday.
The project faces a variety of skeptics, among them some conservatives, Washington opponents of light-rail trains and environmentalists.
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A state analysis says the project would pencil out if interest rates stayed relatively stable and if the federal government approved a $900 million loan to Oregon providing cash as tolls rolled in over the next 35 years.
"It is all doable, but it is very much threading a needle to make it all come together," said Laura Lockwood-McCall, director of debt management in the state treasurer's office.
If something went awry after the project broke ground, the state could have to fill the gap with general obligation bonds or other state funds — a mind-changer for lawmakers such as Republican Rep. Dennis Richardson of Central Point who voted for the bridge earlier this year.
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When they were in elementary school, my children started coming home with the idea that I was evil because I promoted construction and designed sewer systems that polluted our water. This forced me to be quick to educate them on the value of what I do as a water quality professional to protect and preserve the environment. And I'd thought I would only have to deal with helping them develop a solid foundation of good moral character! I realized I needed to get involved in my children's lives as well as teach their classmates on the good things water quality professionals do for the environment.
One of the greatest influences I can have is teaming with others to aid in the training of our young people. If we can influence their lives to take better care of the environment, we will indeed have a more sustainable future. I volunteer to speak to classes where my children attend school and to help with local education and outreach endeavors. I also provide teachers information from the Water Environment Federation that they can use to incorporate into their curricula. There's also the opportunity to educate everyone by encouraging them to participate in hands-on water quality testing through the World Water Monitoring Challenge ™ program at www.MonitorWater.org.
Water professionals do not have to look too far to be educators or volunteer to work with others and demonstrate a personal commitment to protecting our water resources, and World Water Day, March 22, is a great time to start. By sharing our expertise and passion for water, we can truly help to establish a better and more sustainable future for our children.
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Posted by:Scott Cummings, P.E. at CH2M HillScott Cummings is a member of the Water Environment Federation's 2012-2013 Board of Trustees and currently a Senior Project Manager for CH2M HILL, for which he manages and designs water andwastewater treatment and conveyance systems including treatment units, pumping facilities, and piping systems. A WEF member since 1994, Scott has held multiple leadership and committee roles within WEF. He served on the House of Delegates for three years and is the current chair of WEF's Constitution and Bylaws Committee. He serves on WEF's Public Communications and Outreach Committee (Stormwater Subcommittee chair). He has also served on WEF's Task Force on Stormwater, House of Delegates Nominating Committee, House of Delegates Steering Committee, and various House of Delegates workgroups.
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Social Security Death Index
Name: Joe Hamrick
Last Residence: 75494 Winnsboro, Wood, Texas, United States of America
Born: 9 May 1913
Died: Dec 1987
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951)
U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Name: Joe L Hamrick
Birth Year: 1914
Race: White, Citizen (White)
Nativity State or Country: Texas
State of Residence: Texas
County or City: Hunt
Enlistment Date: 25 Nov 1940
Enlistment State: Texas
Enlistment City: Winnsboro
Branch: Infantry
Branch Code: Infantry
Grade: Sergeant
Grade Code: Sergeant
Component: National Guard (Officers, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
Source: National Guard
Education: Post-graduate
Civil Occupation: Teachers and instructors, n.e.c.
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Height: 72
Weight: 180
On Findagrave.com many Hamrick in Wood Co.,
Thomas J Hamrick
Birth: Aug. 20, 1847
Death: Mar. 27, 1918
Myrtle Springs Cemetery
Wood County
Texas, USA
Created by: Ronnie Vance
Record added: Oct 17, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 30639906
1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Newton Hamrick
[Neuton Hamrick]
Age in 1910: 21
Estimated Birth Year: 1889
Birthplace: Alabama
Relation to Head of House: Brother
Father's Birth Place: Alabama
Mother's Birth Place: Alabama
Home in 1910: Justice Precinct 4, Wood, Texas
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Frank Hamrick 25
Dollie Hamrick 22
Bytidis Hamrick 2
Lula Hamrick 3/12
John Hamrick 28
Newton Hamrick 21
1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Joe Hamrick
Home in 1920: Winnsboro, Wood, Texas
Age: 6
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1914
Birthplace: Texas
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's Name: Newton F Hamrick
Father's Birth Place: Alabama
Mother's Name: Dolly Hamrick
Mother's Birth Place: Texas
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Sex: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Newton F Hamrick 35
Dolly Hamrick 32
Berdie Hamrick 12
Allene Hamrick 10
Joe Hamrick 6
Samson Hamrick 2
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Frank Hamrick 65- brother
Gladis Darden 15 – boarder
Newton Hamrick 32 – brother
John A Hamrick 38 – brother
Name: Ezra Newton Hamrick
Death Date: 10 Aug 1965
Death Place: Mason, Mason, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Age: 77 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 29 Dec 1887
Birthplace: Cleburne Co., Alabama
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Henry N. Hamrick
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Perdidia Lamanack
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Farmer & Carpenter
Place of Residence: Mason, Mason, Texas
Cemetery: Lee Cemetery
Burial Place: Winnsboro, Texas
Burial Date: 11 Aug 1965
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2117831
Digital Film Number: 4028734
Image Number: 2642
Reference Number: cn 52410
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Texas Death Index, 1903-2000
Name: Noah Frank Hamrick
Death Date: 19 Dec 1961
Death County: Dallas
Certificate: 70010
Name: Noah Frank Hamrick
Death Date: 19 Dec 1961
Death Place: Cockrell Hill, Dallas Co., Texas
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Age: 77 years
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 21 Jun 1884
Birthplace: Alabama
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: H. N. Hamrick
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Byrdie Laminack
Mother's Birthplace:
Occupation: Ret. Carpenter
Place of Residence: Cockrell Hill, Dallas Co., Texas
Cemetery: Laurel Land
Burial Place: Dallas, Texas
Burial Date: 20 Dec 1961
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2116858
Digital Film Number: 4166719
Image Number: 2294
Reference Number: v X cn 70010
Name: Warren D. Hamrick
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 18 Aug 1951
Burial Place: Hopkins Co., Texas
Death Date: 17 Aug 1951
Death Place: Winnsboro, Wood, Texas
Age: 71
Birth Date: 30 Jun 1880
Birthplace: Ala
Occupation: Saw Filer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Henry N. Hamrick
Father's Birthplace: Ga
Mother's Name: Perdia Laminack
Mother's Birthplace: Ala.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B00013-1
System Origin: Texas-EASy
Source Film Number: 1769502
Reference Number: 4237
Collection: Texas Deaths and Burials, 1903-1973
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The "Machi Asobi" event (above) in Tokushima, Japan is a gathering of gamers, anime fans, and other otaku. Part of the event is open air, meaning that organizers must contend with things like the weather. That's expected.
This fall, however, they had to deal with something totally unexpected: scary hornets.
On Sunday morning, eleven individuals were stung by Japanese hornets (suzumebachi or スズメバチ). According to NHK, the victims were both men and women, ranging between 17 and 47 years old. Some of the victims were on their way to Machi Asobi event, while others were heading out to go hiking.
Out of the 11 were stung, one continued to get medical treatment. The condition of all who were stung was not serious.
Japanese hornets, especially the Japanese giant hornet, can be deadly serious (pun totally intended), with giant hornets killing something like forty people each year in Japan. Glad to hear these individuals seem to be okay.
Website Gigazine, which was in Tokushima for Machi Asobi, snapped this picture of where the hornets attacked. After ambulances arrived on the scene, this area was blocked off.
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Radical Islam, not a movie mocking prophet Muhammad, is the cause for the wave of protests erupting across the Muslim world, said former Family Research Council president Gary Bauer..
And America's response should be to defend its interests militarily and to protect intellectually Judeo-Christian civilization.
"All of us are created in the image of God. … You have dignity and value and worth – that is the central idea of Western civilization and that is worth defending," he said powerfully, before mentioning the connection between the United States and Israel, which "stand as strong pillars of Judeo-Christian civilization and it's not by accident we have the same enemies."
Bauer spoke at the FRC's annual Values Voter Summit Friday afternoon. As he greeted attendees, he mentioned that he had recently watched footage of the remains ceremony for those killed in Libya earlier this week.
Protests and violence have spread across parts of the region in response to a film that portrays Islam's prophet as a child molester, a womanizer and a fraud. Authorities are investigating whether the attack that killed four Americans Tuesday at the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, was pre-planned. The four Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton eulogized Friday: "J. Christopher Stevens, the ambassador to Libya; Sean Smith, a technology expert with the State Department; Tyrone Woods, a former Navy SEAL who protected U.S. diplomatic personnel since 2010; and Glen Doherty, another former SEAL who had served in Iraq and Afghanistan." the Washington Post reported. Some recent news footage shows demonstrators chanting that they are sympathetic to Osama bin Laden.
"The proper response is if you're all Osama now, then you will reach the same fate he did," the former presidential candidate boomed, sparking applause.
Later, he noted that the "events that are unfolding are unnerving, but they are not unusual," before listing attacks against U.S. diplomatic and military personnel.
"Don't tell me to worry about Muslim sensibilities … We owe no apology to Islamists. Thousands of our sons and daughters have lost their legs, their arms and their lives liberating the Muslims of Iraq and Afghanistan," he said, raising his voice.
"Here, we respect all faiths. If only the countries we have liberated treated the Christians and Jews … as well as we treat American Muslims."


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Natural gas line work in Portland has forced traffic detours at Johnson Road and Congress Street through Friday afternoon.
Unitil is installing a new gas main.
The work began at 7 a.m. Wednesday and is expected to wrap up by 4 p.m. Friday.
Unitil said all outbound traffic on Congress Street will be detoured onto outer Congress Street and then onto Skyway Pass.
All inbound traffic on Congress Street must turn left; right turning will be prohibited at the intersection of Johnson Road.
Also, all inbound traffic on Johnson Road will be prohibited from turning left onto Congress Street.
In addition, any vehicles on City Line Drive must use the Jetport Access Road.
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Bradley Hall of Granite Falls will exhibit hand-painted linoleum block prints at the SMAHC Gallery from January 10 through March 1, 2013.
Brad is a watercolor artist living and working in a rehabbed 19th century church, which has been converted into his home and studio. He also carves linoleum blocks for hand printed, and hand painted, linoleum block prints. He received the majority of his artistic training at the American Academy of Art in Chicago.
Brad has been a member of the Meander Art Crawl since its inception in 2004. He was the first artist to exhibit on the Meander yearly poster. He has had numerous one-man shows in Chicago and Minnesota. He is currently working on framing his own artwork with recycled wood from dilapidated structures on his family's farms.
He has been an active member of the Granite Area Arts Council since 2010. Brad helped set up and coordinate exhibits, talent shows, and was instrumental in launching the Art Gallery at the KK Berge building in downtown Granite Falls. He currently helps manage the KK Berge Gallery in Granite Falls.
Some of his current inspirations are the local architecture, the river valley and the prairies. Brad says, " I don't think many people realize how beautiful this area is. I love to travel the country roads searching for a hidden valley, or a beautiful broken down old barn or shed. For a landscape artist like me, there is a lot of inspiration here."
The public is invited to visit the SMAHC art gallery in downtown Marshall for a reception from 5:00 - 7:00 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013. Regular Gallery hours are Mon - Fri, 8:00 am to noon and 1:00 - 4:30 pm.
This activity is funded, in part, by an appropriation from the Minnesota State Legislature with money from the State's general fund, and its arts and cultural heritage fund that was created by vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.
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I used to run.. and I loved it. In my 20s I was in the Military for 4 years, and in my 30s I was running 5/10ks and a few 1/2s. I know I can do it.
But because of some medical things and lots of dumb excuses, I stopped and gained weight. Now I'm having trouble getting started again.
I'm 40 and feel much older these days... I feel like I'm carrying a 50 lb backpack. I ache, and I can't catch my breath. Form doesn't exist.
I want my body back, but I want my energy back too.. I used to be like the Energizer Bunny.
I work at a desk, more than full time, and on the drive home, I have the best intentions of running just after sunset, but each night something comes up.
Then I think I'll run the next morning, but I don't sleep well and it's hard to get up early.
I work Sunday 12-6 and Mon-Thurs 9-6 with a 45 minute commute.
For diet - I joined Weight Watchers. I'm going to attend meetings Friday or Saturday mornings.
Any advice???? I need to run and some weight training. I have a small gym and light weights at my place.
At this point, I'll pretty much try whatever I'm told. Doing it MY WAY sure isn't working!
Hello Crstine. I have not been on this forum for quite a while. I decided to look in today and I found your post. I am surprised that no one has replied to you.
Our histories have some similarity. I used to run a lot in high school, not so much during college. It ceased to be fun when I was in the Army. Whenever I thought about it later, I always told myself that the pavement would hurt my knees.
30 years passed by, and at age 56 I got inspired by some "frumpy people" in a 10k. I promised my brother (he had run that race for a bunch of years) that I would come back the next year and run it with him. And I did.
I drive an hour to work. My back is too stiff and sore to jump out of bed and hit the road, before heading off to work. So, I do my running in the evenings, before I get home. And that's after driving an hour to get back to my town. Whenever I go home first, it usually becomes VERY difficult to walk out the door again. By the time I finish my run, finish driving home, shower, the clock is pushing towards 8:00, and it could be later. Anyway, I relax with dinner while watching the news or something mindless. That was a good day.
For you, I say just get started. Start slow, go slow, go short. Your body has "learn" that things are going to be different. Do not be ambitious or anxious about making a lot of progress. Do not run every day, or even every other day. Give your body time to recover; that's when the adaptations take place. I ran every third day when I started up.
You do need core strengthening. Weights can help, but again...start slow. Do whatever exercises feel right, anything helps. Just don't do too much starting out.
Good luck Cristine. Stay well. I'll check back to see how you are doing. How's that?
Finish well!
Forrest, what great advice! It's a little discouraging when your body isn't able to do the things, or recover like it used. But, it's good to know I'm not alone. Giving our bodies time to recover just makes so much sense. I'll try not to shame my 40 year old body.
Cristine, your words echo my everyday thoughts. I'll exercise when I get home, but then there's always something that comes up, and then too tired in the am.
This morning, I actually woke up at 445 to get on the elliptical, but was just too exhausted. I did, however, manage 20 minutes of easy yoga. Baby steps...
I signed up for a 10k in November, hoping that will give me more than enough time to train. I will at least try to get 30 minutes on the elliptical when I get home today.
Good luck, Christine! I'd love to know how you progess. =)
I'm repeating this all over the forum - but I am so glad I found all of you!!! I was a serious athlete in my youth, and have battled the gym all my subsequent life, am now doing Couch to 5 K and am at least 40 pounds overweight. I am trying not to let my head tell me "well half a workout is better than no workout" and things like that. The number of crazy thoughts that can enter my brain in 1/2 hour!!! Holy moly!
I am just so proud of all of you, and Forest Duck what a nice response to the original post.
Everything I have ever done that is truly challenging I have done with community support. I quit drinking 16 1/2 years ago and quit smoking 6 1/2 years ago, both with support. How I thought I could teach myself not only to run but to WANT TO RUN without community support amazes me! Idiot!
Thank you all for being there!
Hi! im starting to run again after a year off (hurt and mostly LAME excuses). The first time I EVER decided to start running was out of the goal to do a half marathon and I did it with gym time, convinient running location and all the stars aligning. I felt pretty lucky and i finsihed three hlaf marathons and then i got hurt, moved, and spent the worst and coldest winter of my life in Boston. I, like many other marathon dreamers was hoping to get to the finish line of the Boston Marathon some day and was goig to use it as my starting point to getting back to running. Sadly the events that transpired are now my inspiration to run... But since having the desire but not the form or the physical stamina to start running again, I realized looking back to the time when I did run, that the TWO most important aspects for getting started on running were the following:
1. commitment to doing 20 minutes a day of 'running'- as in no matter what, make it a priority. Make it a MUST do activity in a positive light of course. A daily choice! It's a daily success that way when you DO make it out and go for a 'run'. I say run because you can walk, skip, jog, or run but all in all it's a part of your goal to run!!
2. I needed to build up my confidence that i COULD go for three miles without stopping. It seems to me that once you hit three miles steady you are a runner. To accomplish this in a sure way that wouldnt cause discouragement or seem overwhelming I used these podcasts http://runningintoshape.com/5k-training-downloads/ The music is a little off and can not be to your liking, but the timing of the run/walk combinatios is PERFECT for building your tammina and makign you feel challenged and accomplished each day.
I also wrote a little blog for my running group to motivate people or at least to share a little bit about what i feel like gettign started....how those first five minutes are really the tough ones!
BEST OF luck. You can doooo it!
Hi Cristine.
Is it possible for you to change into your running clothes before you leave work? That way, when you get home, you can just hit the road without thinking about it or getting distracted. Even better would be to find a place to run on your way home from work so by the time you get home, you are already done with your run.
Just a thought.
Good luck!
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This woman still manages to get herself off with only one arm. At least take off the mask honey, we'd like to see the face we are nutting off to.
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So Panda's are in fact violent and horny creatures. Snapple fact #493 was true after all.
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My bicycle is our second car. I love to bicycle in all weather, for all distances, and on all routes. Bicycling has brought so much joy to my life, and I want to share it with anyone who is interested. I will use my soapbox to tell you about the joys, the freedom, the benefits, and, yes, the challenges of bicycling and walking for transportation.
I huddled in front of the fireplace for a few minutes Monday morning and then started bundling up. At first it was fun. I put a sweater and socks in my bag for work. I pulled on leggings and slacks, wool socks, and a wool undershirt. Windbreaker, rain jacket (to cut the wind), shoes, balaclava, helmet, sunglasses, and last the gloves. I took off my right glove to I could operate the key, and headed out into the cold sunshine to get my bike out of the shed.
My enthusiasm instantly deflated when I found the padlock on the shed frozen shut.
I retrieved the hair dryer but the long extension cord wasn't in its place. "Maybe the garage?" my husband suggested. He has many talents, but neatly winding up cords is not one of them. The long extension cord was in the garage, and tangled. The excitement of cold weather biking had evaporated completely and my anger was mounting.
He helped me untangle the cord.
After a few seconds with the hair dryer, the padlock thawed and unlocked. I put away the hair dryer and extension cord.
I didn't notice the cold of the bike ride. I spent the ride talking myself out of being angry and remembering the enthusiasm I had felt at first getting ready for the ride. I'd enjoyed bundling up, and then the frozen padlock took me by surprise. (It shouldn't have. It froze last winter.)
Most other cyclists complain about headwinds and hills. A few embrace the hills but they all complain about the wind. Not me. I take the wind and the hills with equanimity. I can't control them. I just ride them. In a lower gear. In a much lower gear. I'm not in a hurry.
Unforeseen challenges are the wind and hills of my life. Somehow I should be able to take the situation and enjoy it, the way I do the wind and the hills. Enjoy the challenge of the frozen padlock, the missing and tangled extension cord. I'm not in a hurry. I can ride out these little problems in a lower gear. In a much lower gear.


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'Gabriel,' Fashion Documentary to Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival
"Gabriel" starring Rory Culkin and a documentary about Raf Simons's first collection for Dior will open the Tribeca Film Festival's feature-film and documentary categories, the film festival said Tuesday.
Mr. Culkin ("Signs") plays the title character in "Gabriel," described by the festival as "a vulnerable and confused teenager longing for stability and happiness." It is written and directed by first-time filmmaker Lou Howe and screens on April 17.
Other movies in the category, dubbed world narrative feature competition, include "X/Y," about the romantic and sexual escapades of four New Yorkers; "Five Star," which centers on the relationship between a Bloods member and the son of a fallen gang member; and "Something Must Break," a Swedish film chronicling the relationship between Sebastian, described as flouting gender norms, and Andreas, who identifies as straight.
"You look at the range of different work here, it feels like it's drawn from the pages of reality as opposed to the imagination," said Tribeca's director of programming Genna Terranova. "There's a real authenticity in the work that we looked at overall."
In the documentary category, "Dior and I," written and directed by Frederic Tcheng and also screening on April 17, explores Mr. Simons's first Dior Haute Couture collection as artistic director. Frederic Boyer, the festival's artistic director, called it "not a traditional film about fashion."
Other documentaries in the competition include "Ballet 422," which follows New York City Ballet choreographer Justin Peck, and "Fishtail," about the cowboys of Montana's Fishtail Basin Ranch. "Point and Shoot," written and directed by Marshall Curry, is about Maryland native Matthew VanDyke's experience in Libya's rebel army, and "Mala Mala" looks at the transgender community in Puerto Rico.
Tribeca's slate of experimental films includes "Love & Engineering," about a Bulgarian engineer living in Finland who is looking for an algorithm for love, in hopes of developing a new approach to dating. The film "speaks to this digital age we're in, where we believe there's this algorithm to solve everything," Ms. Terranova said.


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RE: Those were the days 60 years ago week of May 8, 1952 - "Denny Eaton of Eagle purchased nine Town of Eagle lots."
I wonder if my father, who built or remodeled literally hundreds of homes and buildings in Eagle and the Eagle River Valley over the years, including the original Eagle Clinic, the Serv U Shop (Allen Agency/ Kuttin Korner) and many others, was concerned as to whether he should develop these lots or not.
I certainly doubt it was his intentions to "ruin the small town character" for all of those who arrived before him. He never did really disclose if he made any money. Hmmm ... damn developers.