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|5 weeks 1 day ago
|Great article
I am going to share this with my brother, a Penn State fan, that continues to defend dear old JoePa. I have had a hard time breaking through his denial and have had to stop talking about it with him after awhile because it me makes sick to my stomach.
|14 weeks 4 days ago
|I don't feel too bad for Wisconsin...
...considering that they had Maryland and Rutgers as their crossovers games the last two years. Their three crossover games are their first three conference games and after opening with LSU in Green Bay, they have two cupcakes at home before this opening six game conference slate: at MSU, at Michigan, OSU, at Iowa, Nebraska and at Northwestern. They will definitely have earned a trip to Indy if they do well with this schedule, let alone just quailifying for a bowl game! I'm looking to forward to our first game against them since 2010 and (hopefully) our first win since that comeback at Michigan Stadium in 2008.
|23 weeks 2 days ago
|Actually, we have five wins against the other national seeds
Michigan went 5-2 against the other seeded teams; single wins against Oklahoma, Missouri and at UCLA and two wins at Florida State, with singles losses to Florida and Washington.
|24 weeks 8 hours ago
|I hate the current softball scheduling
With the "east/west" setup, Michigan will always play the weaker teams and rarely play the better teams to the west. Minnesota, Nebraska and Northwestern are perenially better than OSU, Penn State and the others that continually lag toward the bottom of the standings. As someone with season tickets, I enjoy a good old fashioned run-ruled blow out, but occasionally it would be good to see a competitive game against another upper echelon conference team. Seriously, Nebraska has been in the Big Ten now for five years and has yet to set foot on Alumni Field, yet Michigan has been there twice (three times if you count the 2013 Big Ten Tournament). Hopefully the Huskers come to Ann Arbor next year, but if the current scheduling stays in place, the two teams will not meet again for several years. The only positive is that this schedule helps Michigan continue its dynasty in conference play. To me, baseball definitely has it better.
|25 weeks 5 days ago
|What are they going to call the NCAA games?
They're now called "College Hockey at the Joe".
"College Hockey at the..." How to you shorten Little Caesar's to one syllable?
|33 weeks 1 day ago
|I agree the refs are horrible, but...
a team ranked #6 should never fall behind 5-1 to an 11 win team in March. There is also no reason that a top ten team like Michigan is supposed to be gives up 24 goals to an average OSU team that, although they are obviously playing better now than their 0-9 start, should still not be able to score that much on on a top level team, especially in March while winning the season series 2-1-1 and taking 8 of 12 points on the season. This team should be improving, not slumping at this time of the year if they are good enough to win anything of significance. I am grateful for all that Red did to resuscitate this program and take it to greatness, but a time comes when it's best to step aside and do what's best. I don't feel like he's decided what he's going to do, otherwise there would be a big send off planned for Saturday's game for which we would have already heard. Bottom line, this team is aggravately to watch and it's hard to see them winning much more this season, even if they do limp into the NCAA tournament. I was planning to go to Cincinnati if they were placed there, but now I think I'll skip it and go see the UM baseball team play in Evanston the following weekend.
|48 weeks 6 days ago
|I have a good feeling about this game...
Michigan 31-17
|1 year 5 days ago
|I'd go back before all organized sports at Michigan...
... and convince the regents to allow the farmers to create an agriculture school (with perhaps plans to locate it off site in the future) so what would become MSU would never exist and we would not have to deal with our family members' and co-workers' BS during this time of year or ever. Or perhaps to mend the rift between Yost and Notre Dame before they became more of national university so we'd have more games against them and perhaps the 'Independent' Notre Dame would never evolve.
|1 year 1 week ago
|This is how I understand it
Assuming MSU loses to Ohio State and Michigan then beats OSU with all three winning their remaining games, this is what would happen:
1. All three would have a 1-1 record against the other two.
2. All three would be 5-1 in the East Division.
3. They would all be 1-0 aginst the rest of the teams in the division.
4. The only common opponent outside the division is Minnesota. Would MSU be left out because they don't play the Gophers?
5. Michigan would have to finish ahead of State in the poll following November 28, and be ahead of or within one of OSU (which would also have to be ranked ahead of MSU)
6. Michigan would be left out due to their loss to Utah.
7. Coin flip?
|1 year 4 weeks ago
|Oh the irony...
...considering Cedar Point is located in Sandusky, Ohio.
|1 year 7 weeks ago
|My list (26-19 road, 0-1 neutral)
1994 - Notre Dame, Ohio State
1995 - Indiana, MSU, Penn State
1996 - Northwestern, Ohio State, Alabama (Outback Bowl)
1997 - Indiana, MSU, Penn State
1998 - Northwestern
1999 - Indiana
2000 - Illinois
2001 - Penn State, Iowa
2002 - Illinois
2003 - Oregon, Iowa, Northwestern
2004 - Indiana
2005 - Northwestern
2006 - Indiana
2007 - Northwestern, Illinois, MSU, Wisconsin
2008 - Notre Dame, Penn State, Purdue
2009 - Michigan State, Iowa
2010 - Notre Dame, Indiana
2011 - Northwestern, MSU, Iowa, Illinois
2012 - Notre Dame, Purdue
2013 - Penn State, MSU, Northwestern, Iowa
2014 - Notre Dame, Northwestern
2015 - Minnesota, Indiana, Penn State (planned)
I've seen at least one road win in person every season since 1994, except 2008 & 2009 (the teams only won one game total away from Ann Arbor anyway!) and Bloomington & Evanston have been the best places for me to catch a Michigan win (even the ugly ones!), where their record is 13-1. I will also note that 12 of the 19 times that I have been to a road a game that Michigan has lost have all come since 2008. I've been to every Big Ten school at least twice for a road game except Minnesota and the three newbies, which will change after October when I attend my first Little Brown Jug game outside of Michigan Stadium.
|1 year 24 weeks ago
|You shouldn't have any big problems
I've been there many times for hockey and once for baseball and the worst thing that happens is some fans giving you grief for wearing maize and blue and the standard "Michigan sucks!" shouted at you. I've never been for softball, and never there this late in the season, but I don't think it will be too troublesome. There is a big parking area next to the main athletic campus, so your car should be safe. I'll be heading down, and hopefully there will be a fairly good size contingent of Michigan fans just as there was in Evanston last year. Plus, with OSU on the other side of the bracket (they are the 6th seed), Michigan may very well never even play them, so I don't expect many of their fans on hand when Michigan is playing (especially on Friday afternoon).
|1 year 24 weeks ago
|You shouldn't have any big problems
I've been there many times for hockey and once for baseball and the worst thing that happens is some fans giving you grief for wearing maize and blue and the standard "Michigan sucks!" shouted at you. I've never been for softball, and never there this late in the season, but I don't think it will be too troublesome. There is a big parking area next to the main athletic campus, so your car should be safe. I'll be heading down, and hopefully there will be a fairly good size contingent of Michigan fans just as there was in Evanston last year. Plus, with OSU on the other side of the bracket (they are the 6th seed), Michigan may very well never even play them, so I don't expect many of their fans on hand when Michigan is playing (especially on Friday afternoon).
|1 year 35 weeks ago
|Student sections at the other Big Ten schools
I had student season tickets in the mid-90s when the student section was really getting going to become what it is was to make Yost such an intimidating place to play for opposing teams, and I always loved that we filled then entire sideline behind the team benches (not including the visiting team's families). After reading all the posts, it got me thinking, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think those days might truly be over. Even having any student sideline seats is a bonus, I think. Having been to more than half of the Big Ten schools for hockey, this is not the norm. The Ohio State and Wisconsin students all sit in the endzone where the opposing team defends in periods one and three. At MSU, they wrap around the corner, much like at Yost these days. I haven't been to Minnesota or Penn State, but when we were considering going to Penn State in year one of the Big Ten, I recall seeing a seating chart that showed the PSU student section in one of the endzones. So, unfortunately, it appears that Michigan's student section was unique for a long time, but may never be set up the same way again. I hope that I am proven wrong.
|1 year 39 weeks ago
|Michigan and Wisconsin scheduled
Michigan and Wisconsin are scheduled to meet every year from 2016-2019. However, Michigan is only scheduled to face Nebraska once in that time span (2018). This is why a nine game schedule is necesssary in a 14 team conference, and even then you still don't face somes teams as much as would be liked by fans. The ACC and SEC need to get with it and move to a nine game conference schedule so schools like Wake Forest and UNC do not have to schedule this way.
|1 year 46 weeks ago
|I agree
Hopefully it will be PSU's home hockey game because it appears that Michigan will be sacrificing a home basketball game. Assuming the one and two plays will remain the same in a two year period, Michigan would play the one plays on the road next season that they are playing in Crisler this year and vice versa with this year's road games. Since the the teams only play once this season in State College, I would assume next year's game was slated to be played in Ann Arbor. That being said, I believe that I will try to go to NYC next year for these games. Michigan sports and NYC; what could be wrong with that!
|2 years 6 days ago
|Huge upsets do happen on the road in rivalry games
Remember Pitt's win at #2 West Virginia in 2007? The Panthers finished 5-7 on the year.
Does Michigan have a chance on Saturday? Not very likely, but that's why they play the games. I would like nothing more, especially to shut up these smug Sparties at work.
|2 years 1 week ago
|Just talked to two Sparties at work today...
...and I agree. In their minds it won't even be close. I just let them speak and politely nodded at times because at the moment I can't back up any thoughts or hopes I may have for a win in that game. One of them was fighting back a huge smile while they both agreed that State will "easily" score 50+ points on Michigan and will win by more than four touchdowns. We'll see. No matter, if Michigan wins, I will be the one fighting back the smile two weeks from today. No, forget that, if Michigan wins I will be smiling all week at my job, especially in front of the Sparties!
|2 years 2 weeks ago
|It's not about the number
It's about the history behind the name of the oldest major collegiate athletic conference in the country. The name wasn't even officially "Big Ten Conference" until 1987, after 70 years of being called the Big Ten by media and fans. (Its official name was "Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association" or Western Conference, but the popular "Big Ten" nickname began after Michigan rejoined in 1917 to bring the conference to ten members which, except for a few years following Chicago's withdrawal and MSU's acceptance into the conference, it held steady at ten members until Penn State joined in 1990)
I'm okay with the number of members not matching the name; after all, the Big Ten is a destination for schools, not a place where you want to get out and join something better. I'm sure that Penn State, Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers could care about the semantics; they are all just happy to be there.
|2 years 2 weeks ago
That was heIpful. I understand the concept behind it, but it still sounds a little pretentious to have a person's name before your job title.
|2 years 2 weeks ago
|The "department" or Dave
The "department" or Dave Brandon?
|2 years 2 weeks ago
Those are all private schools that you named. Do you know of any public schools in a similar situation with naming rights of these positions?
|2 years 2 weeks ago
|That's what I was thinking
Let's not put the cart before the horse. As much as I or any of the thousands of other Michigan fans want him replaced, he still is the AD at Michigan. This discussion is very premature; let's wait and hope that the powers that be make the right decision and show him the door!
|2 years 2 weeks ago
|It's bad PR either way
From what I understand from the article is that he lied to his team about actually seeing the video, but one of the accused claims he showed it to Franklin. Franklin denies this. So either he's lying about seeing it or lied to team about seeing it. Either way, it looks bad. If he did actually see it from one of the four accused players, then he lied in his testimony. Which is not good for him or PSU going forward. Or he lied to his team at the time, which I don't get. What is the point with lying about something like that when it involves rape. No matter what his intentions were at the time, it just doesn't look good later when it all becomes public, and things like accused rape by an FBS football player(s) always will be news.
|2 years 2 weeks ago
The drama nevers ends in State College.
|2 years 2 weeks ago
Can't come soon enough.
|2 years 6 weeks ago
|The players, coaches and game crew are not counted...
...but yes, everyone else that walks through the gate is counted. This includes the event staff, vendors, media, marching bands, etc. It also includes tickets sold, whether they are scanned or not. I knew that we'd be okay when I learned that a couple hundred member choir and the Miami marching band would be in attendence, plus the invited military members that took part in the pre-game celebration. However, I figured there'd be at least 100,500, but also it would be under 101,000. I was a a little surprised that there were almost 103,000. Like others have stated, I also expect that this will the lowest attended game this season.
|2 years 6 weeks ago
This is very disturbing. I'm rooting for Rutgers Saturday and every one of their opponents this year (even OSU & MSU) hoping that they lose seven of their last ten so they can't go to a bowl game anyway. Let's win these for the kids.
|2 years 6 weeks ago
|Of course they will...
The shrine to the old man where his statue once stood outside the stadium is proof of that. The majority of PSU fans are in such denial; they don't want to accept that the head coach and administrators were as much responsible as Sandusky since they enabled him to keep doing what he was doing. When I went to our game there last year and saw that shrine it made me sick; I could only think about what those poor kids had to endure and then thought of how it could have been my one of my nephews. You'd think if more people would consider that if could have been their sons and/or nephews, then they might pull their heads out of the sand!
|2 years 6 weeks ago
|This is sad
I feel so strongly about this, especially when I think about my nephews. The football program was put above all else, no matter what anyone says. I understand that Penn State fans want to see the team have a chance to compete like every other school, and I also understand that the players and current staff had nothing to do with it, but I always felt that the death penalty was deserved for them allowing these horrific acts on innocent children to takes place for YEARS. The culture in place by the former coach was that football ruled and exposure by the scandal that would evolve if the 'secret' was revealed would ruin everything that had been built in State College by the football program. After all, people's livelihoods would be greatly affected by it. The raping of innocent children and the trauma it created was not as important as the ecomonic impact on the community. It also explains why he would not retire, even though there were rumors of him falling asleep during games in the press box. I feel like the coach (I can't even bring myself to say his name; it sickens me) was one of the biggest players in this drama. Taking action against Sandusky would ruin everything that he and his family had built in State College (they are treated like royalty, after all). The NCAA should have sent a stronger message in that putting a sports team above atrocities like this will not be tolerated, even if there is collateral damage. PSU and the State College community got off easy when a season (or two) was not canceled and now it feels like what these poor kids had to endure does not even matter.


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Maeve Sheehan: Joan Burton was a TD when she found her mother - but too late
Children from the homes tales of success and the need for change
Published 15/06/2014 | 02:30
Labour leadership candidate shares her story with Maeve Sheehan and tells of tracing her family and the journey |to find her birth mother
THERE are thousands of photographs of Joan Burton, but only one of when she was a baby. The sole pictorial record of her infancy is on a very old passport which is stamped with entry visas, one for Newfoundland and one for the United States. She was probably just months old when the Sisters of Charity applied for it, expecting to ship her across the Atlantic to be adopted by a Canadian or an American family.
She was a thin child and it was thought she wasn't strong enough for the journey. The nuns arranged for her to be "boarded out" with three different families until, at the age of two, her adoptive mother, Bridie Burton, came to the convent in Blackrock, gathered her in her arms with joy and took her home to Rialto Cottages in Dublin 8.
From that one bedroom artisan dwelling, Joan Burton prospered. She won a scholarship to UCD; had a career in accountancy. After 25 years in politics she is Minister for Social Protection and is in a contest with her government colleague, Alex White, to be the next leader of the Labour Party.
Despite her political connections, her journey to find her birth mother was no different than thousands of others born to unmarried mothers or parents too poor to feed them. It was a road littered with bureaucracy, secrecy and long and frustrating delays. Now 65, she saw her passport for the first time more than a decade ago, around the time she also finally found out who her mother was.
"It is difficult looking back with the openness of society now... to understand quite how private these matters were then. When I say private, I mean extraordinarily private," she told the Sunday Independent.
'I was, like a lot of adopted people, incredibly lucky to find a second home where I was absolutely loved'
She has highlighted her difficulties in unravelling her history before and now she is raising them again, in light of a local historian's discovery that 796 babies died at Tuam mother and baby home, their burial place undocumented.
The scandal is the latest from the annals of Ireland's cruel social history to generate a Commission of Inquiry into how women and their babies were treated in the religious run homes where mothers cast out from society were sent to have babies they were forced to give up for adoption — if the infant survived.
Government departments have begun gathering all of their records. Joan Burton's has a significant role to play. The General Records Office, which holds records of births, deaths and marriages, comes under her remit in the Department of Social Protection. This weekend, the GRO released for the first time, the deeply moving register that names every single baby who died in the Tuam institution.
"I think the first thing that is important is to use the historical and archive material to establish what happened. The second thing that I would ask is that people who are probably elderly now who live in Tuam and the surrounding area . . . I think they should be encouraged as well to tell what they know," she said.
"I think the critical thing is that the remains of the babies who died, and indeed the women who died in the home, should be treated with respect."
As a child born to an unmarried mother, Joan Burton came close to following the tragic trajectory of many children of that era.
But her mother was not banished to a home, she gave birth to Joan at the family home in Carlow. She was taken to St Patrick's Infant Hospital in Temple Hill in Blackrock when she was a couple of months old. Babies were sent there before being adopted out through St Patrick's Guild in Dublin. The agency sent 572 babies to the US for adoption between the 1940s and the 1970s.
"I've always considered myself born under a lucky star. I might have had a difficult start. But I was like a lot of adopted people incredibly lucky to find a second home where I was absolutely loved and cherished," she said.
It is Friday in a coffee shop in the Phoenix Park not far from where she lives, and Joan Burton talks matter of factly about unravelling her past. She isn't given to sentimentality but found it a hugely emotional "journey" and there is much love expressed for the birth family she has found and the ones who raised her.
During her "blissfully happy" years in Rialto Cottages, she remembers her mother and her neighbours pleading with her to eat when she was around four years old. They would take turns, coaxing and plying her with tonics to build her up, which in those days included Guinness, which she now loathes.
Another strong memory is of a number of ladies coming to visit her and looking around the house. Years later, poring through records, she connected the memories: the ladies were social workers, her adoption wasn't yet signed off, and her mother worried that Joan would be "taken away" because she was such a thin child.
Bridie Burton died when Joan was 20.
"She told whatever she knew. She told me about going up to Temple Hill. She told me about meeting the nun and her joy at taking me home as a baby," she said. She told her also that she had been intended to go to America and that that hadn't worked out. I wasn't probably the strongest child, hence the neighbours feeding me and I was very, very thin," she said.
She began the search for her birth mother in earnest in her middle twenties. She had met her husband, Pat Carroll, by then through the Labour Party, and they planned on getting married.
"What prompted me really was actually to just write (to her birth mother) and say I'd like you to send a message that I'm ok. By then I had been through university. I was working in what nowadays is Price Waterhouse. I just wanted to send a message to say, I'm ok, I'm alive and I'm happy," she said.
Her letter was returned. But it started her on a long road. She eventually met a nun who seemed to know who her mother was.
"She said I was from a farming background, that my mother wanted the best for me and that the best was to be adopted, and that... a promise had been given to my mother that her confidentiality would never, ever be breached."
She said: "Essentially what you were told was look, you've been adopted, you have a lovely family, true, now just go off and be happy."
By the end of that decade, the culture had shifted, several social workers were then working in St Patrick's Guild, one in particular who was "enormously helpful" in getting Joan's files.
"After quite a number of visits to the society over a fairly lengthy period of time, they started to give me different pieces of information from my file. One of them, contrary to what was indicated earlier, was that I had been meant to go to America and I saw my passport that I had as a small baby, just stamped with entry visas for Newfoundland and for the United States."
'Several people have said to me, we always knew you'd come back, and hugged me'
By the time she discovered her mother's identity, she was dead — around the time she was first elected to the Dail. She attempted to make an approach to her birth relatives through the local priests. She was of course, a national figure, a Labour politician often on the telly.
"They were just very surprised at the whole idea," she said.
She was given the name of a woman in America, a first cousin of Joan's birth mother, who was separately trying to trace |relatives back in Ireland. She had no idea of Joan's existence
"Eventually through her I made contact locally with a number of relations of my mother, cousins and nephews and nieces and met them, and you know they've been incredibly nice to me," she said.
She pieced together fragments of her mother's life, and her own history. She learnt that her mother was a farmer, who had two brothers. She never married but remained on the farm after giving birth to Joan. Her father was a cousin of her mother's, and also never married. He had also died.
"She stayed there, and she lived there all her life. She was very well regarded and very much loved as well," said Joan.
"There would have been a very small group of people who would have known that she had had a child. I met her eldest brother over a period of a year or two. By then, to be honest, he was very, very elderly. He talked a little bit, but not a huge amount. He talked about her and obviously absolutely adored her. I got the impression that she was very much loved by her family."
She met cousins, and other people who knew her mother.
"I met elderly women in farmhouses and people who have burst into tears and said look, those were just such different times and nobody would do that now but they were different times," she said.
"They've often said, and several people have said to me, we always knew you'd come back, and just hugged me. And of course, that's been very moving for me."
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MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and journalist Jeff Sharlet on Monday discussed Uganda's "Anti-Homosexuality Bill," which would execute sexually active LGBT and HIV-positive Ugandans and imprison,
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U.S. Warns against International Efforts to Criminalize Homosexuality
Although her subordinate Eric Goosby seemed to defend no-strings aid to Uganda last week, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton this afternoon said international efforts
Andrew Sullivan: Rick Warren a Silent Enabler of Hatred
On his blog, Andrew Sullivan writes about Rick Warren's silence on the impending pogrom against gays in Uganda, despite the fact Warren has deep ties
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The prime ministers of Britain and Canada last week protested, in the strongest terms, Uganda's plan to execute its sexually active LGBT and HIV-positive citizens
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Moms, dads and caregivers: If you are looking for something to keep the kids entertained this summer and maybe even sneak in a little education, head right over to the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park for some fun. The rangers at MBRNHP would like you to know that there is a lot more to the park for kids than the nearby Billings Farm and the animals — so much more than you may even run out of time this summer to take part in all the great kids' and family activities they have going on at the Park. There are many guided and independent programs for all ages and interests, and plenty that will keep the adults interested and learning about the environment and history of our area as well. You may have so much fun with the kids that you'll be back for the adult-oriented programming for a little summer camp experience of your own.
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The highlight of summer's programming at MBR has to be the ranger-led Junior Ranger Programs. Every Thursday from July 17 to Aug. 21, kids 6-12 can join in the one-and a- half hour program and learn about various topics each week, from art in nature to forestry. They'll have a hands-on learning experience and earn a Junior Ranger badge at this free event.
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Not able to make the Thursday programs? At MBR, like almost every other National Park, you can participate in the Junior Ranger Program through a self-guided activity that you can do any day. This free program is a great spur of the moment boredom buster aimed at families with 7-14 year-olds. The best part about it is that you get to do it with your child(ren), and you may also learn something about stewardship and the history of the park as well. Pick up a booklet at the Visitors Center or download one ahead of time from the MBR website. In it you'll find a number of challenges that will take you along a trail about one mile long. You'll go on a scavenger hunt, learn about everything from trees to composting, and get your child's creativity going with sight, sound and touch activities. Plan for about 1-2 hours depending on the age of your children. When your child completes the challenges he or she will get a junior ranger badge. If your child is computer savvy, he can be a Junior Rangers at home too, through the online WebRangers program (www. nps.gov/kids/), a good activity to follow up a visit to the park. Register your child, have him pick a ranger name and he'll soon have a "desk" with about 50 different activities all relating to nature and the national parks.
Go On A Quest
Thanks to Valley Quest, there are two great treasure hunts that you and your kids can participate in to discover and learn about the park. It's simple to do — while following a map of the park, you and your kids answer challenging questions and solve riddles that will lead you to the Quest box. Choose from the Forest Quest or the Sustainability Quest, both available at the Visitors Center or Billings Farm desk. This activity will appeal to kids of various ages and is a great hands-on family activity.
Family Adventure Packs
The rangers at MBR have created four exciting backpacks filled with goodies to entertain kids of various ages that you can borrow for free while you explore the park and learn about nature. With themes like art, for the creative nature lovers, to wildlife, for those who want to learn more about the fauna of the park, these backpacks filled with books, activities and games for kids and families will have your kids wanting to come back for more.
Rainy Day Activities
The MBR Park is still a great option to visit even on a rainy day. Head to the Visitors Center for hands on learning about trees, wildlife, history, and the plants and trees that grow in the park. Their library of books, some well suited for little ones or teens, will keep your kids intrigued. Borrow a board game like National Park Monopoly or Pictionary to have some good oldfashioned family fun. Depending on the age of your children, art and history buffs will enjoy a guided tour of the Mansion to learn about all the residents who have influenced the Conservation Movement in America.
Special Tours, Hikes And Rambles
The summer calendar is filled with ranger-guided activities, and, depending on the ages of your children, many would be appropriate for families. Please note that some ranger led programs require a ticket ($8 for adults, 15 and under free) and reservations are recommended. Serious and budding artists may love to look at the paintings in the mansion on the Conservation. Through the Artist's Eye Tour in the mansion. On the Hidden Spaces Unique Places Tour you'll visit some of the historic buildings of the park and learn about preservation measures as well as get a sneak peek into areas of buildings most never see. The Lost Big Trees tour get you out and about in the forest with rangers looking for and learning about the background of the large trees of the park. If you have a military history buff in the family like. I do, the Civil War Walking Tour is a must, plus you'll find out how life was back then on the home front in Woodstock. Take a three-mile moderate trek in the woods in the Appalachian Trails and Tales Guided Hike and learn about the history and stewardship of this other national park here in the area. Warblers, Woods and Watersheds is an easy three-mile hike where you can learn about how the park monitors the ecological conditions of the flora, fauna and water.
Discover The Park On Your Own
The Tree Walk is a good way for younger kids to see the park from a different perspective. Stop by the Visitors Center to pick up this self guided tour, where you can look for labeled trees on one part of the trail and use laminated cards to identify trees and learn about forestry. Other guides available at the Visitors Center include Gardens in bloom and North Woods Hike, where you can see the park as an ecologist. You can also do the Civil War Home Front walking tour on your own with a smartphone app to guide you.
Additional Programs
Fun in the Forest Day Camp, in partnership with ArtisTree, is for 4-6 year olds and has nature exploration theme with art, music and movement activities. June 23-27. Fee.
Mountains and Rivers Forever: Arts in the Wild Day Camps, in partnership with the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps and local teachers, is an art-based nature exploration experience for 11-15 year-olds. Aug. 4-10. Fee.
The Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Historical Park is truly the people's park, but this summer it is especially it is the kids' park. You and your family will find so many options to learn more about nature, the environment, history and art. Nearly all the activities are free and many you can do it at your own speed on your schedule. Evenifyoujusttakethe family on a nice walk around the Pogue or sit on the mansion lawn with your kids and have a picnic, enjoy our wonderful 'backyard national treasure' this summer with your kids.
For a calendar of events and more information on all the great summer activities at MBR, visit www.nps. gov/mabi or call 802-457-3368 ext. 22
Anne Richter Arnold is an ACE certified fitness professional and local hiking guide. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Welcome to the United States Army Home of Ordnance, Fort Lee, VA
The U.S. Army Ordnance Corps and School is a Sustainment branch of the U.S. Army, headquartered at Fort Lee, Virginia. The broad mission of the Ordnance Corps is to supply Army combat units with weapons and ammunition, including at times their procurement and maintenance. The Ordnance School trains soldiers, civilians and members of other services and nations in Ordnance skills and functions. The Ordnance Corps and School supports the development, production, acquisition, and sustainment of weapon systems, ammunition, missiles, electronics, and ground mobility material during peace and war to provide combat power to the U.S. Army.
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New Chief of Ordnance takes command11 August 2016
More than two months after the former Chief of Ordnance left his post, Col. David Wilson took charge of the corps during an assumption of command ceremony Wednesday at Whittington Parade Field on the Ordnance Campus.
Maj. Gen. Darrell K. Williams, CASCOM and Fort Lee commanding general, passed the mantle of leadership to Wilson from Col. James Groark, who was the acting commandant and chief during the interim.Read More
200 pin instructor badges at Ord. School ceremony23 June 2016
More than 100 noncommissioned officers from the Ordnance School here received Army Instructor Badges at a June 16 ceremony on Whittington Parade Field.
The badges are a "mark of excellence" that reflect the recipient's technical knowledge and ability to teach and mentor Soldiers, according to Dr. Richard Armstrong, director of training and deputy to the Ordnance School commandant, who gave remarks at the ceremony.Read More
This page was last updated on October 26, 2016