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Monday's backsplash post kinda dove straight into the middle of the project, so we thought while we were back to share our progress we should rewind a smidge to explain a bit more about the process for anyone else out there who wants to tackle something similar. First we had to prep the room. So everything came off the counters. Then down went the rosin paper (from Home Depot). It was recommended by our counter installation guy when we mentioned we were doing a backsplash. It's basically like brown construction paper, but with an added moisture barrier that keeps any thinset drips from seeping through. We covered each of the counters with cardboard (for extra
Archives for January 2012
Making Simple Burlap-ish Fabric Art Mats
Since lots of folks have asked for close up photos and more of an explanation about our little art switcheroo above the sofa, here it is. It's such an easy project that anyone can do (probably for under $5 if you have the frames and some small photos or prints that you love (images from greeting cards or postcards could even work). So we figured we'd share the goods while we work on our backsplash (those goods will be up tomorrow am!). Our frames above the sofa started out with colorful paper in them ($5 worth of craft paper from Michael's to be exact). That added some fun oomph for a while, but the beauty
432 Posts Down To 12
I'm a type-A kinda gal. I admit slash attempt to embrace that quality, because it's just who I am. So to that end, after we did our first superlatives post back in July, I kept thinking about how it would be nice to have the earlier seven months worth of project breakdowns – to fill in the gap between January (two weeks after we moved in and essentially when we started doing projects) and July (when we started doing monthly roundups). It's just fun for us to see a month at a glance, and we thought it might help some of you guys dig up specific projects without trolling through 432 posts in our archives.
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Oh man, backsplash-ing is 50% scary and 50% suuuuuper excitiiiiiiiiinnnnnggg! Sorry, got carried away there. Maybe it's 90% super exciting and 10% eeeks. Anyway, we began wrestling with it a few days ago and it's taking a bit longer than expected (we spent nearly three hours just figuring out how to cut it, prepping our work space, and mixing up thinset before ever getting started). But by the end of the day (after Clara had gone to bed) we had accomplished this: Isn't it awesome? Well, at least the beginning of awesome. I keep doing awkward things like stroking it and saying "oh yeah" and then blushing and backing away slowly. There's plenty about the
A Few Mail-Friendly Christmas Gifts
It's time for: Secret Santa: Revealed. That makes me laugh because I imagine some man with a deep serious voice introducing a show with that name after Dateline or something. Anyway, since a bunch of you have asked for the Secret Santa dirt (and I couldn't wait to spill who I had and to learn who had me!) here it is: I had… (drumroll? anyone? can I at least some table slapping or something?)… House Of Smiths! It was so much fun to pack up two little surprise care packages for her. The first one included two decorative frames from Michael's that I personalized with some paint in the name of some Christmas cheer (they
Take That Blue Light
We're not the best photographers, but we are trying to get better as we go. And that's why we find ourselves doing things like this in the middle of homespun photoshoots. See how neon blue it looks behind me in that picture? That's because when shooting our artificially-lit kitchen, any natural light looks like that. Usually not a problem, except when some window light shines through and makes a subtle blue splash on the freshly painted cabinets that we're trying to take pictures of. Sherry doesn't always notice these things, but they drive me crazy. See the blue-ish light reflecting off the doors and the side of the peninsula? It's taunting me. So with the
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Since we're clearly in a kitchen state of mind, we had to share Kacie and her husband Kyle's makeover. With the help of their parents, they took advantage of their home's open floor plan and created a sweet and much-more-functional spot to fry up some eggs in the morning. Here's Kacie's email: My husband and I just finished our first remodel! When we moved into our house one year ago we knew we were going to redo the kitchen and the flooring. The kitchen was completely closed in and all of the cabinets were poorly placed – there was only one usable drawer! I absolutely love to cook and this was not a cook's kitchen:
DIY Blackout Curtains Made In 15 Minutes For $15
File this under "A Lazy Mom's Trick To Get More Sleep." I made no-sew, mind-numbingly-easy, shortcut, DIY blackout curtains. Enough adjectives for you? I'm an over-explainer. Anyway, this isn't the professional way, it's the cheater way. Haha. First the why. Although the faux wood blinds on Clara's bedroom window provided a decent amount of light-blockage, I knew blackout fabric would make the room pitch black in the middle of the day (which means it might help with the just-one-forty-five-minute-nap that we've been getting these days). To JoAnn fabrics I flew, and purchased 5.5 yards of blackout fabric (which sort of felt like the white fabric on roller-blinds). Thanks to a 50% coupon I got it
How To Paint Your Cabinets (Hallelujah, They're Done!)
Painting your kitchen cabinets is a perfect way to give a dated kitchen a fresh look, without splurging on a big overhaul. It doesn't cost much and with the proper preparation, it'll look great and last long. We've outlined each of the steps below, including a video recap of all of the steps that we used to updated our wood kitchen cabinets. (Rolls up sleeves, looks into the mirror, smiles, fixes weird fly aways, and whispers "let's do this.") It's finally here. The day that we get to wake up and pad into a kitchen that used to look like this… And see this… So here's how we did it from soup to nuts. Wait,
Christmas Gift Ideas For Husbands, Wives, & Kids
Let's get into what Santa brought us. This was an exciting Christmas because in all of our seven December 25ths together, we've never woke up in our own beds to open the presents under our own tree as a family (i.e. we'd always traveled elsewhere). We did meet up with a bunch of relatives later in the morning to open gifts as one big crazy Petersik family, but we snuck in some present opening time as just the four of us earlier in the morning. Especially since Santa brought one little Petersik something extra special this year (as mentioned in great detail here)… Along with her play-kitchen Clara got lots of clothes, books, toys, and
How To Make A Homemade Play Kitchen (From A Cabinet)
We did it. Holy cats, we did it. Just a few days before Christmas we started Clara's homemade play-kitchen (in secret of course, since she thinks Santa brought it)… and we actually finished it on Christmas Eve! Yes folks, it was a Christmas miracle. We went into it with a goal of spending under $99 since this basic play-kitchen from Ikea is that price – but we wanted to add a bit more detail like oven knobs that actually turn, an oven light that goes on and off, a wire baking rack inside the oven instead of a shelf, and a real faucet (not plumbed of course, but movable!). So here's how we made our own
Fab Freebie: The Simple Life
***This giveaway is no longer accepting entries – see who won below!*** Random.org is wishing a very happy new year to TWO of you by selecting you as our winners. And those lucky people is… KC (who after a recent move to a smaller space would really love to pare down her home to the bare essentials) and Katie (who needs to gets her computer files organized since she can't find anything). Congrats! Since ringing in the new year usually means ringing in some resolutions about simplifying or getting organized, simplify 101 might come in handy. They offer online workshops (as well as free guides) to help folks get organized, stay focused, and reach their
Now, We Wait…
Ok, so we completed the door-painting process a few days ago (picture us doing the droopiest super-tired happy dance that you've ever seen) and we're now into the "waiting game" portion of the cabinet painting process. But we couldn't wait to share all the photos of everything both during the painting-process and now that they're all glossy and finished, so here ya go: We used Benjamin Moore's Advance paint in Cloud Cover in a satin finish (it's a soft tonal taupey-gray color, so it's not quite as bright as our glacier white counters for a subtle layered look). Benjamin Moore Advance paint (in the satin finish) actually came recommended by a few pro cabinet painters


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The Property is a contemporary property sitting in a prominent, exclusive development of luxury houses in the beautiful Victorian seaside town of Aldeburgh. With premium quality and styling throughout, the property comes with a huge, spacious living area on the ground floor that flows from handbuilt kitchen to large dining area and through double doors to a vast and comfortable lounge with a Bluetooth Bose speaker system. This is a house ideal for entertaining with sociable spaces and solid luxury, handbuilt furniture in each room. Designer fabrics and high quality toiletries are pleasant additions. The quiet, well proportioned gardens are secure and ideal for evening drinks with an ideal balance of paved and lawned areas. The theme of space and light is evident throughout this special property. Each bedroom has individual touches and the property contains 4 bathrooms to complement the 4 large bedrooms. Distant yet substantial, sea views are afforded from three upstairs windows and one bedroom enjoys a Velux balcony that pushes out to allow gazing at the sea and the stars. Outside The Property benefits from a 2 dedicated parking spaces.The Property provides a wonderful, luxurious holiday home in this beautiful seaside town.
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Entrance Hall: Cupboard for storing coats.
Sitting Room: TV, DVD, woodburner.
Dining Area: Large table and chairs.
Kitchen: Large Range cooker and five ring gas hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher.
Utility Room: Washer dryer.
Cloakroom: Washbasin and wc.
Master Bedroom: Super king size bed, dressing area, large built-in wardrobe. En-Suite Bathroom with roll top bath and shower attachment, shower cubicle, washbasin and wc.
Bedroom 2: King size bed, large built-in wardrobe and En-Suite Shower Room with shower cubicle, washbasin and wc.
Bedroom 3: Twin beds, large built-in wardrobe.
Bathroom: Bath with shower attachment, shower cubicle, washbasin and wc.
Bedroom 4: Super king size zip and link bed which can be made into twin beds (please specify your preference at the time of booking), large built-in wardrobe and Velux Juliet balcony.
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Garden: Enclosed large garden with lawn and large patio area. The garden faces south and west capturing the sun during the late morning, afternoon and evening.
Parking: Private for two cars.
Heating: Underfloor and gas heating. Eco friendly solar hot water heating.
Notes: Wi-Fi and towels provided. Highchair available to use. Bike storage available in the garage.
Security Deposit: A security deposit of £250 is required four weeks prior to your holiday.
Aldeburgh and the surrounding area has inspired many authors and poets in the past but the most famous son of the town is Benjamin Britten who founded the Aldeburgh Music Festival which now has worldwide acclaim and is held every year in June at Snape Maltings. Fishermen still pull their colourful boats up on the shingle beach and sell fresh fish from the picturesque huts. The wide, mainly Georgian high street has many attractive buildings whilst the seafront properties all have commanding views of the beach and the North Sea. Boating is popular on the nearby Alde estuary where a large variety of yachts can be seen at summer weekends.
Aldeburgh has a pretty beach front with colourful villas and stunning views both seawards and inland to the River Alde. As well as a boating lake, there is also a yacht club which offers lessons and the high street has a wide range of craft and boutique shops, antique stores and a few pubs to choose from. The town is famous for is its ties to the composer Benjamin Britten and the Aldeburgh festival is a great celebration of classical music, there is also a vibrant music and arts scene with many art galleries through the resort.
Although much of the original town has been lost to coastal erosion there are still a few fascinating Tudor buildings including its Norman church, the Moot Hall which also houses the local museum and the Martello Tower, a defensive tower at the mouth of the peninsula. For a shopping day out, visit the Snape Maltings art centre which has gift shops, galleries and the concert hall which has a diverse programme of music throughout the year.
The surrounding area of wetlands and heathland are home to many rare species and moor ponies. Guided walks are available from the RSPB, or you can take a stroll along the estuary. The Meare at nearby Thorpeness is well worth a visit; here you can hire a boat or canoe and take a leisurely sail around the lake.
The somewhat curious county of Suffolk forms a part of the region known as East Anglia. Its eastern edge is bounded by the North Sea, with neighbouring Norfolk to the north and Essex to the south. The county of Cambridgeshire lies to the west. It has no cities and no motorways, but it does have many gardens and ruins and history in spades, from the Magna Carta to the Saxon relics of Sutton Hoo.
Unusual (for Britain) timber-framed buildings, dating back to the 16th century, vie with Tudor mansions in the attractive streets of market towns. In common with Norfolk, it is a fairly flat county, with much of its area devoted to farming and other rural pursuits. Its coastal geology of sand and clay, combined with the longshore drift current of the sea, means that the land is eroding constantly. Sea defences protect many of the towns but, equally, a good deal of property has been lost as the cliffs are worn away, and more is threatened.
Suffolk is famous throughout the UK for its distinctive dialect, horse racing (the town of Newmarket is the epicentre of British racing) and the arts. Festivals and other shows are common, and fish and chips and Adnam's ale are the order of the day.
This region includes the ceremonial counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, Hertfordshire, Essex, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. With a rich heritage there is much to see and do to suit all ages. The royal residency of Sandringham Estate is a must see and other historical points of interest include Castle Rising, Sutton Hoo and Somerleyton Hall. The medieval cities of Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich are not to be missed and there are lots of pretty market towns and idyllic seaside resorts to choose from for a day trip. Alternatively for a slower paced holiday you may wish to visit The Broads or Thetford Forest, these areas are particularly popular for boating and spotting birdlife.
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Changeover Day: Friday
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Maltrea was going to destroy the kingdom of Sara to avenge the death of his son, there was no way in which they would able to do this?
Saratta would pay? He would sooner turn his son over to him than to allow them to continue on in their assertment of the kingdom? Saratte would see his reasoning for this to have occurred. Maltrea envisioned the cities that were there would soon be under t=his control. The things that they had that they would have been secured by them to do this. His soldiers were versed in naval combat not in land designed seiges. This would be a learning experience he was unsure of what they would require to do this.
His army would be on their way to where the enemy lay on the roads that they would have to trangress to get there. They were unsure as to what they would have to be willing to do?he promise of riches with which to fill their purses would heighten the desire to acquire them.
Taka looked at her, and suggested,"I must find away to cause her to wish to do this to your king's son!"
"I did not wish to do this to your kingdom. I need help!" the rider declared as she looked at him seeing the tears well up and flow from his eyes as they still rested upon his wife.
"I will have to see what we can do about it." The rider stated as she looked at him trying to find a way to comfort him and save the king's son. There had to be away. What could she do about it, she did not know.
"i have to find a way to counter the spell upon her!"
His wife was on the road looking for someone to slay, the person who condemned her to this realm suggested, "That she must or she will never return to the land of the living!"
Her hands felt cold, it was as though she was freezing. Her hands felt the pommel of the dagger that resided there in her right hand. The pommel seemed as though it gave off a great deal of heat from it.
She had to look and see her prey, but her prey was determined by the effect he or she was hid in a blazing fire. This figure would appear and she was unable to go any where else but there.
If she choose to go anywhere else, she felt her body become withering in pain. The more she struggled the harder it got for her to avoid what she was sent here to do.
This figure looked to have been a man from the looks of him he was a noble, from which community she did not know. She was unable to see his face at all times it was hidden. She had advanced towards him, or rather tried to. With each step she took towards him he retreated from her two strides he did not even have to move to do this. He looked to have come from a community where fur lined capes were plentiful. So, that suggested he was from the northern regions.


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The San Diego Chargers defense including Atari Bigby and Donald Butler were actually tackling people the other night, with their arms. They were making stops. They were sacking the quarterback. That sounds stupid, I know. That's what defenses are supposed to do, right?
You have to understand though, that Chargers' fans have become quite accustomed to watching the Lightning play with what has been apparently designed to be a turnstile defense.
Opposing offenses for years have been having their way with the Chargers' defense. You could power a small city on the wind created by their many whiffs. I've never seen so many guys try to tackle somebody with their face. Their philosophy of – hit him and hope he falls down, damn, he didn't fall down – has been permeating throughout the locker room since the day Wade Phillips took off for Dallas.… Read more
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Jun 12, 2014|
We speak to Tito live from Fenway about the past, present and future.
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Dale and -- back at Fenway Park the last time you and I were written. Terry Francona is office at Fenway Park you were standing on a couch screaming like a little girl because a mouse would run across the man's floor. We don't have video that. There's no proof of that so you can just be telling stories I don't know that mr. Tito noted that. Are terrified and I don't apologize sort of not ashamed of it you like mice -- you have got miles resolve the growing up a pack -- Book publisher Rolen to load either the most of my feet really I'll let you know how -- is all about it wasn't about -- It was a -- -- it was I think it was a -- miles. Gotten bigger over the years good -- for your courage is not the last. After the Cleveland Indians Terry Francona is our guest it's great to see you again. He looked very relaxed. In -- in this job you actually. -- We have challenges we -- our record is where we want to be and things like that but. When -- -- deuce on the place where relief you know. The people all worked for. I couldn't ask for better better working conditions and I enjoy our team. And like you said doesn't mean we -- challenges but to go through stuff with guys you really care about news. Probably especially where I'm Matt maybe in my career even life meant a lot to me. I wanna get a sense of the dramatic difference from -- is -- I want to give me example of near the Red Sox. If you want a player you wanna be players and free agency. Nobody says. For the most part we can't afford. With the Cleveland Indians there are some challenges that you have when did when did that become clear to you or. How many examples. Of that you come across on me. Weekly monthly basis. In the interview process crystal point blank. He says we -- we have some challenges and here's what they are. Any particular ball I don't think you wanted to try to convince me and it may be coming under some unclear circumstances -- He and he was probably to a point where it was brutally honest about it. Alas I'm not told Masai -- -- worry about that I wanna do so it was some people might align myself with with people and don't care about me and I care about them and to the right way. Soul I knew coming in where we war and what we know what we could maybe do what we couldn't do. Blood so what does -- basically users more baseball. And less off the fields off -- mean it's it's like ID IQ don't wanna go there to go to pasture -- lose -- competitive juices. But we spend more time talking about baseball now we can't make mistakes or we do we can't cover -- we -- -- trade somebody your record contract go away. So we can make mistake. You know when when you guys were play in the Red Sox and Cleveland a week or -- -- it struck me. How many former Red Sox guys are on and off the field for the Indians and how many former Indian skies are on and off the field in Boston. I think in this game. Everybody just to bottles everybody and when you've had players. And whether they go through a time whether injure the move on your non tendered their free agents. You remember the guys you can count on and for whatever reason and when he got to -- spot like Kevin Cash when he was a backup catcher here from Boston. Wasn't very happy when news in the batter's box because it couldn't hit always thought to be great coach -- audience and use. Moving on and you'll see him being a Major League manager here pretty soon guys like Scott Atchison admitted he was a freeagent. We once stashed him companies go 17 ERA mean disguising you know you can count on -- -- ever but don't always play great. But if you don't you can trust them and do the right thing. You did you do tend to try to go towards those guys. How about coming back here in the feeling for you now coming in to -- he remodeled. Visiting manager's office. Always the eight we Fenway Park you're there but for you mean you've been back here since that you would like when you do -- You know if it was kind of soul rush today did did the first day Ian. I'm always have great memories here. And that'll never change. Mean. I've told you guys probably once a week for eight years. You know if you like baseball there's probably no better place to be a part of baseball and in Fenway or in Boston. And it didn't end the way I wanted to to award of a -- written the script like it ended. Not sure a lot of people can do it that way. Com I'll probably never. Changed my feeling that that bothered me I don't wake up every -- think about it I think as time goes on. And the more comfortable you get some more belts it's easier to think about the good times and the good memories as a post may -- when it was overall. And pretty quick soon after that those technical it will be. It's funny should say that because the Red Sox had a great ceremony here recently. Honoring the World Series team. And it didn't feel right to me that you weren't there and you're working you've got things you've got to deal but I thought -- the damned. Thing ten days now I'm actually glad but from from all accounts they do a wonderful job. And I didn't need to be a part of it I mean again I got invited to -- on one. And guys on this -- and criticized. Blood and they and they knew I would never missed a game nor I want to. Blog. I always I think I felt as a manager that the players are supposed to be out front anyway. Soul watching from distance was okay again the guys that got honored let them get longer let them enjoy it because -- ones that deserve. He did get invited you made that clear when they invite you. Actually don't remember it was -- -- who near and dear to Meehan who you just kicked out here. That's really crucial pictures are hurt her out she named her daughter after me and that's it for debate. My daughter's -- I'll -- that's and that's not debatable is that. She did give me she she called it is noticeable 11 where it. You know knowing your not -- commas and it kind of forgot about it but. But I'd just so it never dot com -- -- -- -- -- call was overly nice bowl week we can't miss games you know how much we -- bought. Every game replied. You know barely missed a game for my son graduating. It'll college while loan. Bullets -- like that we just Q do you know I would have done this made it here made at this -- But I'm glad they didn't they need to make that about me that's -- actually whatever works for them. I think is great I think that's doubts -- I'm -- there was wasn't intentionally. It's they a lot of things to work through payments -- formal counseling to -- -- agreed to. We had the chance to talk to a paper that night. And he was in the studio with a sense and I had asked him I said that game in New York Yankee Stadium. Did you know you're gonna pitch he said no not -- Tito told me I was gonna pitch he sounded surprised that you digit. I think our physical revisionist history is different. He would actually come to me before the game and we've -- now again he -- -- Muppets in the seventh. But I was so excited that -- rules all board. About pitching that game. And the other big thing was and people tend to forget it is. You guys probably knows from talking to me I'll always care about the end of an inning not the beginning who's gonna put the yen about -- and we had a lead. -- we had a -- bullpen. And Bronson -- was one guy that was pretty fresh. And if Pedro couldn't get out of it we had a place to go if Bronson couldn't get out of -- we were in the world over. And also set -- -- for the World Series so there are a lot of things were taken place there. I never quite understood what people took quite so much exception to that I -- -- Your report yeah adult but but why we had some ideas like what we remember. When one. We got Pedro release of some Bob. Eagles you'll who debris and an idol Pedro -- -- up -- it's an -- like a third guy got on. And the place to go crazy go -- way to go man you did it. Work yeah. Beauty of being a bench coach. You know manner and -- is coming back here for the -- celebrations. Saying he apologized Jack McCormick for for what happened 2008. And he said. -- -- -- I wasn't very nice it's a bad things here what was your take on hearing both those things. You know what. So much of the time mania is pretty much. Like a goofy young really likable kid. When you're in charge of an entire team. And making sure that team's going one direction and your charge of responsible for discipline and make -- postings right. We butted heads sometimes. And because it's in Boston who became -- public like everything with the Red Sox does. Iranian diplomacy in the top spot a few times. Again -- you always try to do things the to the best in your ability and what you think is best for the team and sometimes that didn't always. I mean he didn't see -- -- -- with that with me cancel caused the problem. Argue with him now you haven't seen him. Now again -- deal again -- a lot of guys that played for me that you just don't see. Home but I doubt -- -- is always friendly always laws he just did but it sometimes goes you that happens with polar. You talked about the revisionist history straighten it out form at what point during that year did you think you know what this could be championship team in this town. Hill for yet. I don't although ever probably allowed myself to thinks like that. I I do remember when we were struggling. And everybody was brewing war and I remember thinking -- if we could just -- bowl Butler. And we -- -- we could be good. An infield when I'm -- trades and that's exactly what we did. And we used our office toward marriage and we make changes and we put her defense team and and that's -- -- When your best friends in your view both say this. This guy's not just my best friend in baseball is my best friend and like he says about doctor -- Perot says that about you how has that. His job now in your job I was that effective different none. Zero eyes when he Nazi's and you talk about. The job you talk about the Red Sox and the bomb something. You don't what is more those types of things were you know because we are. There's a handful people in my life that I consider real best friends and he's one problem. So what's you know I'm sure baseball comes up is really all we do but it's not. Should you don't we just we kind of kind of morphed into it. I mean -- were friends. And I mean I care -- Camelot. And I don't return he's been great to me. I mean that it just it is difficult because you show all and these games are so important laws and they are. And you'll cross dug -- and -- somebody you really care about what you wanna beat the brains out but the same time. It's your best friend told it it's a little it's a little difficult. And I wonder if not you guys balances and they've been inconsistent this year had a ten game losing streak. Seven game winning streak becomes Uga has you guys sweep them in a start another streak in the other direction. Do you text him and all Ortiz just stand back and say I know what he's going through especially in Boston me how to handle. You don't want that that's actually good point come after the last game I just said -- I'll talk you -- some goes to like I care about so much but you'll want to hear from me. At which beat him three I I get that. They big -- post last year. -- well we're good enough friends where we both know. Debt and we have to try to win that's our job and we both want to win desperately but that doesn't ever take away the respect of the care for him. John did tell us yesterday that he enjoyed making the phone call to you and telling you that you're going to be on his coaching staff for the all star game that was one of the biggest surprises. And I've ever had he came out of nowhere can the can actually happens is the winner. And I lose I wasn't expecting it to them I get calls from all time. And took me about a half a second to say yes. I wanna hung up. It was one of the biggest honors I've ever gotten and from come from him. I got the managed to All Star Games which I was it was awesome. But managing it. I only remember a lot of crucial busy trying to get stuff done I'm actually looking forward to going to be enables him back and watch and enjoying it. In in what's it like men as the just going there managing ouster of who we know we -- one it was a great game in New York Switzerland New York. Going to be true 801. Fiasco. But it turned out being a great game but it's a lot of responsibility because. What's been placed on the game responsibility comes with a deal uncle -- -- You have to take into account you trying to get guys in games -- it's not an exhibition game but they're interviewing guys in the dugout. -- trying to -- pitching you're trying to make pitchers giving -- trying to get people out it's an unfair responsibility to the manager. An -- on -- particular fan of what it's morphed into. But ID law of the idea -- news article to a and to go to as a coach on world. I don't wanna ask you about one guy in your team in particular because I remember. When you Wear the Red Sox manager and we talked about Justin Masterson leaving your team you weren't that fired up about it you'll like this -- a lot back Dan and I assume that. Feeling hasn't changed much for you it's ultimately a number of the day we traded him for Victor -- are. We were cited his can be you do Victor but loosely -- mastery. That's not easy especially you seem Kamal and now he's a veteran these won't lead to mark -- and it's part of probably wise I feel the way -- duel over here on I have so much affection for so many of these players and I haven't been here along. And it's a good feeling. Because we go through our doctors. Put his bicycle through it together and it's what told these guys alt a mortgages together. And I really feel that way and I enjoy that part of it sort of makes my job a lot more fun. You know it's what ask you about you you said this script the way you laughed he wouldn't have written a script that way. And I guess a lot of fans what the fairy tale again in this guy won two championships a year. And even though I didn't in the way he wanted to -- Eventually cooler heads will prevail and they'll be nice. Beautiful relationship between Tito in the front office and in ownership. Think they'll ever happen or is justice the relationship is what it is. You -- Michael I don't know. I IE IE I've. I don't think I I. I know when I came here rusher Larry -- -- as -- social Larry's funny Larry I think likes to fight am but saying that you wake up next day he forgets it. And I got to respect that and always have. From the other two guys -- really haven't spoken to. And don't -- fire ever well. You know it just being totally honest. We all make mistakes. And I certainly did and going to last September when we played as bad as we did. As a manager you need to be hold accountable for I think I was wide open for criticism because the way we played. I just didn't appreciate somebody when other ways to hurt me. That I was working with -- battle forever stay with me. And because I don't appreciate. There anything they can do to change that if they come to you -- say whether it's I'm sorry or we're still looking into it or we know. How how devastating that was you -- that changes. -- you know why don't -- probably -- a couple of years ago because that's all I really ever ask him to do. Is it when I talked to edge on the one time when you went Tulsa -- called back called back. I think the story changed a little bit with time. And salute. Things that I said. I just wanted them to find out. -- and once I didn't ask him to call back called back the promise musical but I think when you make a promise you fall through. Final question you come to Boston with a smile on your -- If we win a -- -- -- that right you know what I I come with anticipation. Because. You can't spending years in place and not vehicles to people. Mean the other night we are wrangling and in about Cleveland Jack McCormick came over Tom McLaughlin Kimmel. I can't wait to -- -- BC kooky and more from the guys from the clubhouse because that's who you're -- you're close to. Yeah I mean you get I mean CC the guys stand out the gate oil walked -- Is it you can't help but have great memories I'm glad I'm in a place or -- and how those memories to us for a while -- are -- It's great to see again thanks for taking the time it's good to see you guys to thank you. Red Sox -- now former Red Sox -- I completely Indians manager Terry Francona joining the Dele Ali shows Sports Radio WEE.


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From 1988 to 1994, he worked as an attorney in civil business practice with Andrews Davis Legg Bixler Milsten & Price, an Oklahoma City law firm and served as an adjunct professor of law and Associate Director of the Native American Legal Assistance Clinic at the Oklahoma City University School of Law from 1988 to 2000. From 1988 to 1994, he also served as a trial and appellate judge with the Court of Indian Offenses and Court of Indian Appeals for the Anadarko Area Tribes. From 1991 to 1994, he served as the Chief Justice of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Supreme Court. During his period of service on these courts, Mr. Mikkanen handled hundreds of hearings and wrote close to twenty formal opinions, the majority of which are published on Westlaw.
He is a 1983 Phi Beta Kappa and honors graduate of Dartmouth College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Government, and Certification in Native American Studies. After graduating from Yale Law School, Mr. Mikkanen worked as a law clerk for federal judges at the United States Claims Court in Washington, DC and at the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Texas. He is a member of the American, Federal and Oklahoma Bar Associations, has served as the president of the Oklahoma Indian Bar Association since 1990, and was the president of the nationwide National Native American Bar Association in 1991 and again in 1995. He has lived in Oklahoma since 1988 and is 51 years old.
In 1992 he received recognition from the Oklahoma Bar Association by receiving the Outstanding Pro Bono Service Award. He also received a similar award from Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc. for Pro Bono Service in 1992. In 1994 he received a Special Appreciation Award from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Oklahoma and in 1997 he also received a Meritorious Service Award from the U.S. Attorney's Office for his efforts at improving the investigation and prosecution of crimes in Indian country. He received the 2003 Sonja Atetewuthtakewa Award for Distinguished Service in the Protection of Native American Children and in 2004 he received the American Bar Association Commission for Racial and Ethnic Diversity's Spirit of Excellence Award. In 2011, he was the recipient of the Exceptional Service Award from the National Association of Former U.S. Attorneys. In 2012, he received the U.S. Attorney General's Award for Exceptional Service in Indian Country from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder.
He is frequent instructor for law enforcement and attorneys, having given over 150 workshops, symposia, and instructional seminars. He has also repeatedly served as an invited faculty lecturer for prosecutor training seminars at the U.S. Department of Justice's National Advocacy Center in Columbia, South Carolina.
He is an enrolled member of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma and a member of the Kiowa Gourd Clan men's warrior society. He is married to Tracey Satepauhoodle-Mikkanen, has two children, Brandon and Julia and lives in Norman, Oklahoma. He is the son of Cornelia Quoetone Karty and the late Jackson Mikkanen. His maternal grandparents were William "Bill" Quoetone, a drafter of the original Kiowa Constitution, and Lottie Quassicker Quoetone.
Past Honorees
In 2014, NALSA honored Kevin Washburn '93 (Chickasaw) with our first ever Alumni Achievement Award. Mr. Washburn currently serves as the Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs at the Department of the Interior. In addition to carrying out the Department's trust responsibilities regarding the management of tribal and individual Indian trust lands and assets, the Assistant Secretary is responsible for promoting the self-determination and economic self-sufficiency of the nation's 566 federally recognized American Indian and Alaska Native tribes and their approximately two million enrolled members.
Mr. Washburn came to the Department of the Interior from the University of New Mexico School of Law where he served as Dean, a post he held since June 2009. Prior to that, he served as the Rosentiel Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law from 2008 to 2009, and as an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota Law School from 2002 to 2008. From 2007 to 2008, Mr. Washburn was the Oneida Indian Nation Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School.
Previously, he served as General Counsel for the National Indian Gaming Commission from 2000 to 2002, and as an Assistant United States Attorney in Albuquerque, N.M., from 1997 to 2000. He was a trial attorney in the Indian Resource Section of the U.S. Department of Justice from 1994 to 1997. From 1993 to 1994, he clerked for the Hon. William C. Canby, Jr., of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Phoenix.
His past awards in federal service include the Environmental Protection Agency's Bronze Medal for Commendable Service (2000) for representing the agency in successful Clean Air Act litigation and Special Commendations for Outstanding Service from the Justice Department (1997, 1998).
Mr. Washburn, a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, is a well-known scholar of federal Indian law. Among his other books and articles, he is a co-author and editor of the leading legal treatise in the field of Indian law, Cohen's Handbook of Federal Indian Law (2012 edition). Through his writings and testimony, he has influenced public policy in both criminal and gaming law in Indian Country.
Mr. Washburn was raised in Oklahoma and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics with Honors from the University of Oklahoma (1989). He also received a Juris Doctorate from Yale Law School (1993), where he was the editor-in-chief of the Yale Journal on Regulation. He has been a member of the American Law Institute since 2007, and is a member of the State Bars of Minnesota and New Mexico. Mr. Washburn is married with two children.
Past Events
American Indian and Alaska Native women face proportionally higher levels of violence than any other group of women in the United States. Sliver of a Full Moon follows the story of five Native women and two Native men who worked to restore tribal criminal jurisdiction over non-Native perpetrators of domestic violence on tribal lands in the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013. While celebrating this historic victory, Sliver of a Full Moon also emphasizes that this solution is narrow. Consequently the play asks: what will it take to restore the jurisdiction of all tribes to protect the lives of all Native women.
Learn more about the play and VAWA: http://www.sliverofafullmoon.org
American Constitution Society; Asian Pacific American Law Students Association; Ethnicity, Race, and Migration Program; Law Students for Reproductive Justice; Lillian Goldman Law Library; Native American Cultural Center; Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International Human Rights; OutLaws; Program for the Study of Reproductive Justice; Temporary Restraining Order Project; Vice Provost for Diversity; Women of Color Collective; Yale Group for the Study of Native America; Yale Law Journal; Yale Law Women; Zelia & Oscar Ruebhausen/Debevoise & Plimpton Student Fund.
The Washington Football Team: Native Imagery, Cultural Appropriation, and the Law
April 22, 2015
In June 2014, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board canceled the Washington football team's trademarks, calling its name "disparaging" to a "substantial composite" of Native peoples. The decision came after the Board in 1999 stripped the team of trademark protections based on a similar claim brought in Harjo et al v. Pro Football, Inc., which a federal judge overturned in 2003. Panelists discussed this litigation, the movement to eliminate Native mascots, and legal remedies to prevent and stop the misuse and misappropriation of Native images both in sports and other areas.
- Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee), President, the Morning Star Institute; lead plaintiff in Harjo v. Pro-Football, Inc.; 2014 Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Kevin Gover (Pawnee), Director, National Museum of the American Indian; former Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs
- Professor Gerald Torres – Moderator
Tribal Nations and the Violence Against Women Act
April 1, 2015
This panel discussed the complicated federal Indian law issues explored in Sliver of a Full Moon, specifically how the legal system has facilitated an epidemic of violence against Native women and how new provisions in the 2013 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) reauthorization aim to address the problem.
Judge Fletcher, US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Deborah Parker (Tulalip/Yaqui), former Vice Chairwoman, Tulalip Tribes
Lisa Brunner (White Earth Ojibwe), Survivor and Program Specialist, National Indigenous Women's Resource Center
Mary Kathryn Nagle (Cherokee), Lawyer/Playwright
Professor Gerald Torres – Moderator
Sixty percent of Native women are assaulted, one third are raped, and thirty-nine percent experience domestic violence in their lifetimes. The majority of the perpetrators of violence against Native women are non-Indian. In 1978, the Supreme Court declared in Oliphant v. Suquamish Indian Tribe that Native nations could no longer exercise jurisdiction over non-Indians who commit crimes on tribal lands. Since then, tribal governments have been forced to rely on distant federal—-and in some cases, state-—officials to investigate and prosecute misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence committed by non-Indians against Native women. However, outside law enforcement has proven ineffective in addressing misdemeanor level reservation-based domestic violence. The Justice Department has found that when non-Indian cases of domestic violence go uninvestigated and unpunished, offenders' violence escalates. VAWA 2013 is the first and only statute to reverse the Supreme Court's rejection of tribal courts' criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians. The new law restores the inherent sovereignty of tribal governments to investigate and prosecute all crimes of domestic and dating violence regardless of the race of the offender.
Sliver of a Full Moon: A Nationally Acclaimed Play about VAWA's Restoration of Tribal Sovereignty to Protect Native Women
March 31, 2015
American Indian and Alaska Native women face proportionally higher levels of violence than any other group of women in the United States. Sliver of a Full Moon is a nationally acclaimed play about the grassroots movement to tribal criminal jurisdiction over non-Native perpetrators of domestic violence on tribal lands in the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013. While celebrating this historic victory, Sliver of a Full Moon also emphasizes that this solution is narrow. Consequently the play asks: what will it take to restore the jurisdiction of all tribes to protect the lives of all Native women?
Recording: Watch a recording of the play here: http://howlround.com/livestreaming-sliver-of-a-full-moon-a-play-about-justice-for-native-women-yale-law-school-tues-march
Learn more about VAWA and Sliver of a Full Moon here: http://www.sliverofafullmoon.org
News Coverage:
Indian Country Today: http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/03/18/vawa-play-sliver-full-moon-will-have-staged-reading-yale-university-159654
Yale Daily News: http://yaledailynews.com/blog/2015/04/01/performance-explores-native-american-tribal-justice/
Yale News: http://news.yale.edu/2015/03/13/performance-tells-story-movement-seek-justice-native-women
Lunch with James Anaya, Former UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
March 3, 2015
James Anaya is a Regents Professor and the James J. Lenoir Professor of Human Rights Law and Policy at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law (USA), where he teaches and writes in the areas of international human rights, constitutional law, and issues concerning indigenous peoples. He served as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples from 2008 to 2014. Among his numerous publications is his acclaimed book, Indigenous Peoples in International Law (Oxford Univ. Press, 1996, 2d. ed. 2004)
Climate Change and Native Nations: The Search for Legal Remedies
February 28, 2015
Speaker: Elizabeth Kronk Warner (Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians), Associate Professor of Law and Director, Tribal Law & Government Center, University of Kansas School of Law
The effects of climate change are continuing to increase and are disproportionately affecting tribal communities. Some Native nations have taken action to mitigate the effects of and adapt to climate change to protect their natural resources, homelands, infrastructure, and food sources. This workshop will address the following questions: What is the current state of climate policy within Native communities? What are Indian Country's best resiliency practices? What opportunities and challenges exist in using various international and domestic legal tools to seek redress?
This panel was part of Yale Law School's 2015 New Directions in Environmental Law Conference. To learn more about the conference, please visit: http://www.law.yale.edu/news/2015envirolawconference.htm.
Native Peacemaking: A Traditional Approach to Conflict Resolution
February 20, 2015
Peacemaking is a traditional Native approach to resolving conflict that focuses on healing and restoration rather than punishment. Although peacemaking varies across tribes, it generally brings together the disputants, along with family members, friends, and other members of the community to speak about how the event, crime, or crisis affected each person. Panelists will discuss the goals of peacemaking and how tribal courts are using this strategy to tackle Indian justice issues.
- Shawn Watts (Cherokee), Associate Director, Edson Queiroz Foundation Mediation Program, and Lecturer in Law, Columbia Law School
- Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel (Mohegan), Tribal Historian and Medicine Woman, Mohegan Tribe
- Rita Gilman (Mohegan), Peacemaker, Mohegan Tribe
Tribal Nations and the Obama Administration: A Conversation with Jodi Gillette, Special Assistant to the President for Native American Affairs
January 26, 2015
Jodi Gillette (Standing Rock Sioux) is Special Assistant to the President for Native American Affairs on the Domestic Policy Council at the White House. She spoke about her public service career, including her path to the White House; the successes and challenges of the Obama Administration's significant progress in advancing the nation-to-nation relationship with tribal nations; and why it's important all lawyers in any field to include Native communities in their work.
Native Amicus Briefing Project Introductory Session & Training
February 11, 2015
The Native Amicus Briefing Project is an initiative that identifies federal and tribal court cases in which Indian Country has a significant stake and submits amicus briefs to raise awareness and understanding of Indian law and policy. The Project's executive director visited YLS to train students on getting involved.
2015 State of Indian Nations Viewing Session
January 22, 2015
NALSA gathered with our friends from the wider Yale Native community to watch the President of the National Congress of American Indians deliver the 2015 State of Indian Nations address. Each year, the President of the National Congress of American Indians presents the State of Indian Nations address to members of Congress, government officials, tribal leaders and citizens, and the American public. Delivered during the week that the President of the United States delivers the State of the Union, the State of Indian Nations is a speech that shares the positive and future-oriented vision of tribal nations. The speech outlines the goals of tribal leaders, the opportunities for success and advancement of Native peoples, and priorities to advance our nation-to-nation relationship with the United States.
"The UN and Human Rights: Why US Engagement Matters" with Keith Harper, US Ambassador to the UN Human Rights Council
November 19, 2014
A citizen of the Cherokee Nation, Ambassador Harper is the first member of a federally recognized tribe to be a US ambassador. He addressed the work of the United States before the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, with an emphasis on how the Council's work advances human rights around the world. In particular, he will discuss the tools at the disposal at the Council, including the ability to shine a light on the greatest violators of human rights. He addressed United States priorities and his personal priorities, including protection of the rights of women, LGBT persons, and indigenous peoples, as well as a continuing focus of appointing experts to evaluate particularly problematic human rights situations in various countries.
Coffee Chat with Sam Deloria from the American Indian Law Center
November 13, 2014
Sam Deloria is the Director of the American Indian Graduate Center and President of the Board of Directors of the American Indian Law Center. He served as Director of the American Indian Law Center for 35 years, beginning in 1972. Under Mr. Deloria's direction, the AILC performed groundbreaking work in the analysis of federal Indian policy, including helping to define the role of tribes in the federal system. The AILC has also taken the lead in strengthening tribal government institutions. Mr. Deloria was the founder and first Secretary-General of the World Council of Indigenous People and, in 1976, was one of the founders of the Commission on State-Tribal Relations. He is also a member of the National Institutional Review Board for the protection of human subjects of research, established by the Indian Health Service. Mr. Deloria attended both undergraduate and law school at Yale University.
Beyond the Indian Commerce Clause
October 24, 2014
Author: Gregory Ablavsky, University of Pennsylvania Law School
Federal exclusive and unqualified power over Indian affairs is the foundation of federal Indian law. In his concurrence in Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, Justice Thomas drew on recent scholarship to argue that the doctrine of federal unqualified power is inconsistent with the Constitution's original understanding. This interpretation would radically reshape federal law. The current Article argues, by contrast, that the Indian Commerce Clause was open-ended when written and so neither its text nor its drafting history can resolve the issue of federal authority over Indian affairs. The Article instead looks beyond the Clause and originalist approaches to constitutional history to reconstruct the origins of the federal Indian affairs power.
This event was a part of the Yale Law Journal's "Contemporary Legal Scholarship" reading group.
2015 Inaugural NALSA Alumni Awards Dinner
October 23, 2014
NALSA hosted its very first Alumni Awards Dinner on October 23, 2014. We were proud to honor Kevin Washburn (Chickasaw) '93, currently serving as the Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs, for his extraordinary contributions to Native nations and the Indian law field.
"Tribal Self-Governance in the 21st Century" with Kevin Washburn '93, Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs
October 23, 2014
In the 1970s, Congress passed a series of landmark laws instituting policies of self-determination for American Indian tribal nations. These laws authorized tribes to assume control over federal service programs and translated into extensive powers of tribal self-governance. An intuitive concept motivated this policy turnaround: that tribal governments could serve their citizens more effectively than paternalistic federal bureaucrats. As a result, today tribes successfully run their own courts, schools, colleges, hospitals, child welfare systems, and myriad other programs formerly managed by the federal government. Not only has self-determination dramatically improved the well-being of Native peoples over the past forty years, but it has also proven to be the only policy that has worked after more than a century of failed efforts. During this lunch talk, Kevin Washburn '93, Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs at the U.S. Department of the Interior, will discuss a vision for strengthening tribal self-governance for generations to come.
Equality vs. Exceptionalism: The Role of Race in Federal Indian Law
April 5, 2014
Race has played a profound and complicated role in the United States' legal and political treatment of Indians. On the one hand, the federal government has used American racial ideology and taxonomy to strip tribes of autonomy, resources, and humanity. On the other hand, the courts and Congress have also problematically conflated race and political status as a way of understanding and regulating tribes as political entities. This panel will explore how this unique history interacts with recent equal protection jurisprudence and has impacted the political position of tribes and Native people. How will the increasing illegitimacy of governmental racial classifications affect laws designed to preserve and advance tribal self-government and cultural survival? How can the tension between formal equality and the distinct status of Indian tribes be reconciled to secure Native rights and justice?
· Kristen Carpenter, Associate Professor of Law and Co-Director, American Indian Law Program, University of Colorado Law School
· Matthew Fletcher, Professor of Law and Director of the Indigenous Law & Policy Center, Michigan State University College of Law
· Angela R. Riley, Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law; Director, UCLA American Indian Studies Center; and Co-Director, Native Nations Law and Policy Center
· Gerald Torres, Bryant Smith Chair in Law, University of Texas at Austin School of Law
This panel was part of Yale Law School's 2014 Critical Race Theory Conference. To learn more about the conference, please visit: http://www.law.yale.edu/news/crt2014.htm
Environmental Law in Indian Country: Building Tribal Capacity
March 1, 2014
The past decade has seen a surge of interest in environmental law in Indian Country, from tribes exercising their authority to regulate environmental pollution on their reservations, to a Montana tribe recently negotiating a deal that will make them the first tribe to own and operate a hydroelectric dam. And it is becoming increasingly clear that tribal environmental and energy policy can have far-reaching regional impacts. This workshop will explore tribal capacity building in the context of environmental and energy law, as more and more tribal governments assert control over their natural resources and develop the capacity to implement environmental regulations under federal regulations like the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act. Panelists will discuss the mechanisms for tribal capacity building in this area, the importance of these developments, and the arising jurisdictional questions.
Bethany Berger, Thomas F. Gallivan, Jr. Professor of Real Property Law, UConn School of Law
Jordan Thompson, Associate General Counsel, Energy Keepers, Inc., Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes
This panel was part of Yale Law School's 2014 New Directions in Environmental Law Conference. To learn more about the conference, please visit: http://www.law.yale.edu/news/2014envirolawconference.htm.
Deconstructing the "Baby Veronica" Case: Implications for the Future of the Indian Child Welfare Act
February 21, 2014
In June 2013, the Supreme Court decided Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, a widely publicized case involving the adoption of a Cherokee child by non-Natives over the objections of her Cherokee father. At the heart of the controversy was the Indian Child Welfare Act, a federal law designed to protect the best interests of Native children and promote the stability and security of Indian tribes and families. This panel will explore the history behind this landmark law, the current landscape of Indian child welfare, and the implications of the "Baby Veronica" decision for the future placement of Native children. Additionally, panelists will discuss how their organizations collaborated with both tribal and non-tribal stakeholders to develop legal, media, and other advocacy strategies for the case as part of the Tribal Supreme Court Project.
· Jacqueline Pata, Executive Director, National Congress of American Indians
· Joel West Williams, Staff Attorney, Native American Rights Fund
· Claire Chung, JD Candidate 2014, Supreme Court Advocacy Clinic, Yale Law School
· Moderator: Sparky Abraham, JD Candidate 2014, Yale Law School
This panel was part of Yale Law School's 2014 Rebellious Lawyering Conference. To learn more about the conference, please visit: http://www.yale.edu/reblaw.
Book Discussion: The Round House by Louise Erdrich
February 13, 2014
NALSA joined with Professor Ian Ayres to host a group discussion on The Round House, the 2012 novel by Louise Erdrich that deals extensively with issues of criminal justice in Indian Country. Through the stories of its characters, the novel highlights the intertwining systems of federal Indian law, tribal law, and state law, while also painting a vivid picture of life on an Indian reservation in North Dakota.
2014 State of Indian Nations Address - Viewing Party
January 30, 2014
Each year, the President of the National Congress of American Indians presents the State of Indian Nations address to members of Congress, government officials, tribal leaders and citizens, and the American public. The speech outlines the goals of tribal leaders, the opportunities for success and advancement of Native peoples, and priorities to advance our nation-to-nation relationship with the United States. The speech is delivered to a live studio audience in Washington, DC and broadcast across the nation and around the globe to policymakers, citizens, and students.
Reclaiming the Past: Indian Tribes & the Law of Cultural Repatriation
November 11, 2013
NALSA hosted a panel discussion of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act and other issues surrounding cultural repatriation.
· Honor Keeler (Cherokee), Wesleyan University's repatriation coordinator
· Elizabeth James-Perry (Aquinnah Wampanoag), her tribe's Senior Cultural Resources Manager
· Jaime LaVallee (Muskeg Lake Creek), the former notice coordinator of the national NAGPRA program at the National Park Service
The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934: Henry Roe Cloud's Vision for Indian Policy and Current Challenges to Tribal Self-Determination
November 8, 2013
The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 (IRA) initiated a new era in federal-tribal relations by reversing the allotment of Indian lands and promoting tribal self-government. Henry Roe Cloud, Yale's first Native American graduate, played a prominent role in the IRA's development as a Merriam Report staff member and Bureau of Indian Affairs official. Although tribal reaction to the IRA has been mixed, in recent years Indian Country has rallied to support Section 5, which authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to take land into trust for tribes. While tribes have relied on this section to help slow the terrible losses of land resulting from allotment and pursue economic development and self-determination, it has been challenged in the courts, particularly in the Supreme Court's recent Carcieri and Patchak decisions. During this event, Colin Cloud Hampson, an Indian rights lawyer, will reflect on Dr. Roe Cloud's vision for Indian self-government in light of modern debates about tribal self-determination and economic development.
Colin Cloud Hampson, a descendent of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and the White Earth Band of Chippewa, is a partner in the firm Sonosky, Chambers, Sachse, Endreson and Perry, LLP, a national Native American rights firm. He manages the firm's San Diego, California office. He joined the firm in 1994 and is engaged in all areas of the firm's Indian law practice, including Indian gaming, jurisdiction, economic development, tax, water, self-determination, and environmental law. Mr. Hampson graduated with distinction from Stanford Law School in 1994. Mr. Hampson also received a Master of Arts degree in International Policy Studies and a Bachelor of Arts degree in American History from Stanford University in 1991.
NALSA Movie Night: Screening of Miss Navajo Documentary
November 7, 2013
NALSA hosted a screening of Miss Navajo, a documentary about Navajo life that follows the lives and families of the contestants that participate in the Miss Navajo cultural pageant.
View Press Release: Navajo Nation Supreme Court Sitting at YLS
The YLS community had the opportunity to host the Navajo Nation Supreme Court, November 14, 2011


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