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Established 1980
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Location: Southeast Watershed Research2012 Annual Report
1a. Objectives (from AD-416):
1. Determine the effects of legume cover crops and soil amendments (e.g., poultry litter and flue gas desulfurization gypsum) on nutrient cycling and other soil processes in cropping systems. 1.1. Quantify the impact of gypsum application on infiltration, runoff, bulk density, soil loss, and soil-water partitioning within the rooting zone on a Tifton soil in a sweet sorghum-peanut-cotton rotation. 1.2. Quantify the impact of gypsum on rooting depth and estimated plant available water in a Tifton soil in a sweet sorghum-peanut-cotton rotation. 1.3. Determine the effect of gypsum on above and below-ground winter cover crop biomass production and associated effects on soil carbon sequestration, summer crop biomass, yield index, and nitrogen use efficiency. 2. Characterize the effects of cropping system, soil management and residue removal rate on soil carbon, specifically how changes in soil carbon storage impact nitrogen use, soil water storage and crop water use, and soil erosion and carbon loss associated with extreme rainfall events. 3. Determine the effects of cropping system, soil management and residue removal rate on the levels and seasonality of trace gas (CO2, CH4, and N2O) emissions. 4. Assess the dissipation, fate, and transport of herbicides and fungicides in soil as a function of soil management and residue removal rate. 4.1. Evaluate pesticide soil persistence including metabolite accumulation and decay as influenced by soil properties, tillage, agronomic amendments, pesticide formulation, and pesticide mode and frequency of application. 4.2. Determine edge-of-field pesticide and degradates loads at the field scale as a function of crop type, gypsum application, and pesticide properties during cotton-sweet sorghum-peanut production with strip- and no-till management.
1b. Approach (from AD-416):
This project will evaluate soil processes in cropping systems that incorporate biomass crops into traditional annual row crop rotations and that facilitate the conversion of idle and marginal agricultural lands to perennial biomass production systems. Goals will be accomplished through provision of: improved data (C&N accretion and cycling rates, water availability and quality effects, evapotranspiration estimates, yield potential and yield indices) for crop production and watershed model calibration; site-specific C and N cycling and trace gas data for the ARS GRACENet database and the Southern Multistate Research Committee's project S1048; soil quality and hydraulic data that will aid in the development of conservation practice targeting recommendations for sensitive landscape positions within farms and improve hillslope, small watershed, and riparian model parameterizations for Little River Experimental Watershed (LREW); improved understanding of the relationships between crop water use efficiency, soil characteristics (texture, bulk density, carbon content, soil-water holding capacities), and crop biomass production that will facilitate validation of soil water estimation by satellite; and improved information on the effects of conservation practice, future land use, and environmental change scenarios for the southeastern coastal plain region to integrated National Program Assessments' "what-if" analyses. Emphasis is placed on studies that: 1) define benefits of combining gypsum with conservation-tillage in row crop production systems; 2) use leguminous cover crops to improve the net energy balance of production systems that include biofuels feedstocks; 3) develop guidelines for appropriate nutrient (poultry manure and inorganic fertilizer nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) and water amendment rates for perennial grass feedstock production systems; and 4) determine how agronomic and soil management practices impact the fate and soil persistence of herbicides used for control of glyphosate resistant weeds rapidly spreading through Southeastern landscapes.
3. Progress Report:
During this first year of the project, we have conducted baseline soil characterizations and established the first crop "Blade" biomass sorghum at the University of Georgia Gibbs Farm (Objective 1). All plots were planted to biomass sorghum in May. The cooperator responsible for mini-rhizotron measurements resigned in February. Root biomass and depth measurements will now be made only annually through soil core collection. Coring will be conducted post-harvest for the biomass sorghum. Nitrogen fertilization rates at the Ponder Farm napier grass biofuels study were increased from 84 to 168 kg N ha-1 (Objective 2). Soil water content continues to be sampled weekly. Soil C and N sampling continues, and root biomass will be measured in 2013. Crop biomass production and C&N content are quantified annually. Fertilizer application at the Shellman napier grass production farm were conducted as scheduled and irrigation regimes have been implemented. Soil cores were collected in April for determination of soil water holding capacity. Sample analysis is proceeding on schedule. Winter cover harvests and cotton and biomass sorghum plantings were conducted as scheduled at the Sanders-Belflower Farm. Soil fertility samples will be collected on schedule at 45 days after planting. Bases for chambers have been installed at the Ponder Farm and Shellman sites, tested for leaks, and scheduled sampling began in Spring, 2012(objective 3). Sampling frequency has been increased to bi-weekly primarily to account for variations in soil moisture and to have a more robust data set to calculate annual rates. Soil sampling for determination of pesticide degradation rate will be conducted (Objective 4). Composite surface soil samples (0 to 2 cm depth) were collected from the plot at the top of the slope (plot 7) from both the no-till and conventional-till areas after the field had been prepared for planting and prior to herbicide application. The soil samples were sieved (2 mm), 50-g subsamples placed in incubation bottles, the water content adjusted field capacity, and fortified with atrazine coated on fine sand at the label rate. Bottles were maintained in a laboratory incubator at 25oC with 3 samples remove for analysis on 0,3,7,14,28,42,63, and 100 days after the atrazine treatment. Samples are being analyzed for atrazine and principal soil degradates. Results will be compared to an incubation study conducted in the same way in 2011. This work coincided with the first use of atrazine on these plots in at least 10 years. Findings will help determine if accelerated atrazine degradation conditions will develop following use of this product for weed control.
4. Accomplishments
1. Conservation tillage reduces fine particle sediment erosion and soil carbon loss. Soils in the southeastern U.S. are more susceptible to erosion immediately following soil manipulation at planting. ARS researchers at Tifton, GA demonstrated that long-term strip tillage may increase the proportion of sand sized water stable aggregates in the soil surface compared with conventional tillage, and that conversion from conventional to strip tillage may reduce the potential for soil erosion 3.1 - 4.8 fold; sediment bound carbon loss 3.3 - 5.4 fold; and sediment bound nitrogen loss 2.5 - 4 fold at-planting. Conventional tillage did not alter the amount of carbon in coarse (sand) versus fine (silt + clay) sediment fractions but increased soil carbon loss by increasing the mass of fine particles eroded compared to strip tillage. Results indicate that tillage management in cropping systems at risk for erosion reduce soil carbon and nitrogen losses and maintain fertility.
2. Conservation tillage that includes sunn hemp as a summer cover crop following sweet corn improves the quality of sandy soil. In the humid southeastern U.S., plant residue decomposition rates are very high leaving the sandy soils of the Coastal Plain low in carbon, nitrogen fertility and available water. ARS researchers at Tifton, Georgia demonstrated that inclusion of the tropical legume sunn hemp as a late summer cover crop can increase carbon 43% and nitrogen 68% in the top 2cm of a Tifton loamy sand within three years. This small increase (0.22%) in surface soil carbon increased fertilizer nitrogen use efficiency 10 MgHa-1 compared to fallow cropping systems. Results highlight the critical importance of soil organic matter to maintaining soil fertility of humid southeast cropping systems.
3. Irrigation incorporation and conservation tillage reduce runoff risks of an herbicide used to control glyphosate resistant weeds. A direct consequence of the intense use of the herbicide glyphosate is evolution of glyphosate-resistant populations of several economically damaging weed species. To sustain use of this valuable product and reduce losses growers are advised to rotate and or substitute other herbicides. Some of the most promising for cotton growers in the Southeastern USA are products that contain the active ingredient fomesafen. This active ingredient effectively controls some of the region's most troublesome weeds. While effective, concerns persist about the potential for fomesafen to be carried into rivers and streams with storm water runoff from treated fields. Researchers of the USDA-ARS Southeast Watershed Research Lab conducted studies to evaluate two mitigation strategies, incorporation with irrigation after herbicide application and use of conservation-tillage. Both practices were found to reduce fomesafen runoff potential by more than 2-fold. Results indicate that these practices should be implemented wherever possible to reduce fomesafen runoff risk.
4. Conservation tillage reduces surface runoff water losses but increases subsurface water losses. While improved infiltration of rainfall into the soil is often observed in conservation tillage systems, hydrologic benefits of reduced tillage systems are often difficult to quantify. Researchers at the USDA-ARS Southeast Watershed Research Laboratory examined eleven years of data from an Atlantic Coastal Plain study site in the Southeastern U.S. and made comparisons of hydrologic responses on conventional and conservation tillage systems. Results indicate that conservation tillage can lead to a 59% reduction in surface runoff. On an annual basis, the reduced surface runoff is offset by a 90% increase in subsurface water losses. However, because little subsurface loss occurs during the summer crop growing season, the conservation tillage system provides beneficial increases in soil water during this critical period of the year.
Review Publications
Strickland, T.C., Potter, T.L., Truman, C.C., Franklin, D.H., Bosch, D.D., Hawkins, G.L. 2012. Results of rainfall simulation to estimate sediment-bound carbon and nitrogen loss from an Atlantic Coastal Plain (USDA) ultisol. Soil and Tillage Research. 122:12-21.


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Jerry Buss died in February 2013 at age 80 from kidney failure after a battle with cancer. Buss is best known as the owner of one of America's most high profile and successful sports franchises winning 10 NBA championships with the Los Angeles Lakers. Buss There are many estate planning lessons that can be learned from Jerry Buss.
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Monday, August 6, 2012
Weekly Finds № 55
01 Eating outdoors: While some may be treading into Autumn, with their eyes on cozy cardigans and printed pants, over here we are enjoying the Summer that we have been longing for… with dinners enjoyed outdoors, and the windows and French doors wide open.
02 From Summerhill & Bishop: Made in France, this gorgeous glassware has been created individually by a gifted glassblower—his signature on the bottom. Colored in a lovely range of hues, these pieces are perfect for indoor or outdoor entertaining.
the fun and joy of an annual Summer picnic, captured
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06 On Lark & Linen, a collection of aerial beaches
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Dearest Sarah,ReplyDelete
Outdoor meals are pure bliss. That is summer celebration in optima forma.
Enjoy those days and sending you hugs,
Loving all the summer gorgeousness Sarah! Would love to get more colored glass for summer!ReplyDelete
xo Mary Jo
Thanks for the link, sweetest Sarah, i'm glad you liked that post! :)ReplyDelete
The colored glasses are just sweet, especially in the fifth picture.
Have a very nice week!
the outdoors images are wonderfulReplyDelete
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I know what you mean—I cannot get the glasses off of my mind! xDelete
Thanks for the link Sarah! :) I need to have more outdoor meals before the Summer's end!ReplyDelete
Those little glass cups are adorable.ReplyDelete
Hope you're doing well, Sarah.
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On 23 January 2007 at 11:49, Gregory Shimansky <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Mark Hindess wrote: > > I've checked in an initial attempt at creating some native tests so that > > we can test portlib without drlvm (or a VME). I intended to add a few > > more tests for other portlib functions soon. Most of the "tests" don't > > really do anything more than confirm that the function runs. Hopefully > > we can improve some of them. > > > > The test output should appear in the normal "ant test" report under > > a package "native.portlib". The output from the tests is available > > from the "System.out" link on the each tests results page. This could > > probably be improved. > > > > In order to get the tests to run, the modules/portlib/build.xml sets > > LD_LIBRARY_PATH on unix to enable libhyprt.so and friends to be found. > > On windows I've tried to set the PATH but have suffered from some > > issues with the interaction of the case-sensitive variables in ant > > and case-insensitive variables in windows. I've currently left an > > 'unless="is.windows"' in modules/portlib/ build.xml because of these > > issues - and because when it fails it brings up a dialog box hanging any > > automated builds. > > There are C native tests in DRLVM which test the threading system API. > You can find the launching file in > drlvm/trunk/build/make/targets/cunit.test.xml [1]. Yes. I'd seen these. I was avoiding testing the threading API since there is still a debate to be had about where it belongs. (Actually, I think there is debate over other code too. For instance, the hysl.c functions for shared libraries is probably duplicated too just not in quite such an obvious way.) Of course, using the threading API is unavoidable. Even the "simple" init test that just calls "hyport_init_library" and "port_shutdown_library" requires the threading API. When looking at porting on FreeBSD and other platforms, the "simple" init test is the one that fails most often. > It looks like on windows you should use "Path" environment variable > and use ${env.Path} in Ant. Okay. Then, in theory, the existing ant code should work on windows. -Mark. > > I'd really, really appreciate any insight people might have in making > > the execution of these tests reliable on windows. > > [1] > http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/harmony/enhanced/drlvm/trunk/build/make/targets/ > cunit.test.xml?content-type=text%2Fplain&view=co > > -- > Gregory >
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Location Room -crappy bathroom, loud AC, horrible /no view
The staff was friendly and the rooms were clean. The view was nice. The beds were hard and my back had a negative reaction to it.
Location was ok with a car easy access to downtown, shopping , restaurants etc We could hear doors closing , other guests talking when in our room
Beautiful room with a balcony and water view Great new comfy bed Friendly, helpful staff Good restaurant with reasonable pricing and solid local clientele Easy parking Slightly noisy on the street side due to traffic and airport
Excellent Location San Diego Bay across street and boat marina on the other side of hotel.
friendly staff at check-in great room and view of marina comfortable beds/pillows great location at marina and close driving distance to downtown good area for morning run complimentary bikes and tennis equipment pool was heated and jacuzzi was nice and hot further than I thought from downtown but still great location $10 to park car
He best western had a beautiful view of the marina and the room was very clean. We traveled with a one year old and they provided a crib. There is a playground across the street which was great. This is in a perfect location. Isolated from noise and congestion so you can enjoy the peace and beauty of the marina. It is close to gas lamp, pacific/ocean beach, and sunset cliffs. Will stay there again the next time we come! Don't expect early check in. When they say check in is at 4, it's at 4. But at least the location is in a great area so you can go eat or go walk around Belmont park
Location to other fun places to visit, Nice pools and view of the waterfront. Bathroom sink needs attention room 401, noise from Navy base.
Location. Friendly staff. Clean. Room was amazing. Comfot.
Nice clean location with great view of the marina. Had trouble sleeping and relaxing with poor sound proofing. We could clearly hear the people speaking in the room next to us with very little privacy. The entry door to our room also had a large gap at the floor which let in light and sound.
Absolutely love the quiet harbor side stay in beautiful San Diego... Spectacular views and amazingly quiet and with a hint of luxury and the staff was nice and welcoming Staff double charged me for my stay...
We were upgraded from a double queen to a junior suite that was very large. Comfortable beds, fluffy towels, frig, m/w, toaster, utensils and dishes, dining table w/ 4 chairs, 2 other chairs and a desk w/chair. It was in the Casa del Mar building. Lovely walking path along the harbor, exercise room (with tv, but make sure it's plugged in. I didn't catch that the first time I tried) and pools (didn't use). Did not eat in the restaurant as we have family in San Diego where we ate. It's in a good location for us. Some streets in San Diego change names at intersections you might not expect them to, so review a good street map before you set out. Airport very close by, but wasn't bothered by jet noise - maybe they just go over my daughter's house. :-) Bathroom fan quite loud, but it was never on for very long. We were on the street side so our view from the patio was bushes and cars. We weren't there to sit on the patio and if I wanted to see the sailboats all I had to do was walk to the marina side. No breakfast included, but with family in the area that was o.k. plus there are plenty of other choces for breakfast if you don't want to eat at the hotel.
It's good overall, nice location and near the harbor Sink in the bathroom smells bad, needs to be cleaned.
Shelter Island is beautiful, the concert area in very nice, and the live music was pleasant. The room itself had a nice, large TV and new amenities. The shower had good pressure and the restroom was clean and large. The bed was HORRIBLE. It was extremely loud and springy, and uncomfortable. There is a ridiculous $10 "resort fee" AND a $15 parking fee on top of that! The staff was generally okay, but the manager was unpleasant and unsympathetic: I had called ahead to try and see if we could check-in 2 hours early. The staff member was able to accommodate our early check-in by giving us a small upgrade in room (premier no-view to premier with view). I thanked the staff member and was very pleased. HOWEVER, once we got there on the day of our check-in we were attended by a manager who quickly informed us that she had not 'approved' the upgrade and therefore could not check-in for another hour. She also made sure to tell us that she knew we made our reservation online (something she apparently looked down on) and that there actually were several vacant rooms at the time we arrived, but would still have to wait an hour. That was downright rude.
Views of the marina were wonderful, staff was helpful
Killer desk staff. Highly accommodating ..great rooms, happy family.... Didn't want to leave Having to move out
Went to see a concert at Humphreys and the customer service and location were great all around....... I'll be back.
Nice comfortable room. Great location. Enjoyed everything
Grounds were well kept on this island themed resort. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful, really made you feel like a welcomed guest. Rooms were spacious and comfortable but needs a little maintenance. We had wall paper peeling in some areas and we found some items in a cabinet left from previous guests.
Everything was great!
I had to work in San Diego so I decided to take my family. I chose Humphreys for its location and amazing reputation for music. It turned out to be exactly what we needed plus a beautiful room overlooked the harbor... The kids loved the talking parrots and the pool...
Our room was so close to the venue.... Some parts of the hotel were dated but it actually played into the charm of the hotel and venue... Not for everyone bout it was great if you are seeing a show or want to be close to Shelter Island and Point Loma.
Really pretty location and views. Process of getting in and out was awesome. Also very cute rooms. The Ac wasn't working at first (was fixed later), our bed was extremely hard and uncomfortable, extremely noisy in the morning, and ceiling was ugly.
We loved the large room, the location and all that it had to offer. the $10 you pay each day for wifi and the $14 for parking each day.
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Close to the main SD's areas - the dock it's attached to the hotel I spent only one night...
Great bed...clean, close to entertainment. My "server" was in a strange mood. He ignored taking my order 10+ minutes. He didn't fulfill a simple request, place half my order in a box. A fellow server saw his lack of professionalism and actually did his job.
The staff and location were great. This is a great place to stay out in the Point Loma area, with a great view on either side of the complex and an exceptional staff.
Front desk manager was kind, thoughtful and fair. The physical condition is not suitable for anyone looking for a room using an online hotel search site. We booked it because of a very (very) misleading review score of 4.5/5 on a major hotels website... admittedly by only a few reviewers. Fortunately, we did not pay in advance through the website, which we will not be using again. The front desk manager (and possible owner), was fair, thoughtful and willing to cancel our reservation as soon as we looked at the room. I don't want to be disrespectful in any way, so I would just say that it is inappropriate for singles, couples or families that have any other options. At an advertised cost of $140 per night and a score of 4.5, it was hard not to be shocked upon arrival.
If you're looking for fancy it's not for you, but if you need a clean place to stay near the airport it's great. All the staff we met were really nice. I was traveling with my daughter and just needed a place to sleep and refresh close to the airport and amtrak while we went sightseeing and it worked great, just a short uber ride from the public transport. I felt safe and the shower pressure was great with plenty hot water. The room was pretty small and the building is old but I expected that from the reviews; I think it's a great value for the price paid compared to other hotels in the area.
Vi fick ett bra välkomnande av personalen. Hon var mycket hjälpsam. Rummet var rent. Det fanns tvättmaskiner (ej på rummet) som vi kunde använda för en liten kostnad. Frukosten var hyfsad (flingor, mjölk. våfflor, bagels, frukt mm) Hotellet låg lite långt från centrum, vilket gjorde att vi var tvungna att använda bilen till alla sevärdheter. Det var dock väldigt smidigt.
Quiet area, polite staff, easy access to city and all major sights The continental breakfast is more like just pastries, I would have liked a more continental breakfast.
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Not anything special worth to mention. Hotel personnel. Breakfast poor. Outer appearance poor. The only window in our room was directly to a public parking place, not nice. Price way too high for what you get.
I liked having a pet- friendly hotel so close to the bay area. Lack of/cramped parking at times.
Great location and good hotel stay for your buck Found a doggy treat under bed.
I liked how close it was to everything and the bed was comfortable. The continental breakfast was rather a muffin or a danish. Should of been more than that for the price.
Cheap, quiet, near where i was working Storm took power out for about 7 hours first night. Internet is slow
very close to bay noisy and smoking people after midnight.
I enjoyed my stay here. My room was clean, pleasantly decorated, and included a micro, fridge, coffee maker, and even an iron and ironing board. It was in a great location, only a block from the harbor, and near a nice selection of restaurants. I would definitely stay here again. Parking could be a problem when the motel is fully booked.
close to marinas and airport---very clean and quiet would book the hotel again if we are in the area
Easy check in and out. You can hear your neighbors every step, walls and floors are paper thin. Quality of a motel 6, slightly less
For the price I paid, I have zero complaints. The bathroom seemed older styled, but everything functioned properly. Bed was comfortable, everything was clean, there was free Wi-Fi and a nice TV. It was very quiet and small, and I will definitely come here again.
Excellent staff. They made us feel very welcome, as if we were guests in their home. The rooms Are small but clean and the location is ideal if you're visiting Point Loma.
The family running the Cabrillo provided excellent service. I would stay here again.
I Felt safe while I was there. Good location. Quiet. I would stay there again. The accommodations were right for the price. The staff was friendly. some of the bathroom floor tiles were lose and bathtub/shower fixtures were outdated.
The updated rooms made a big difference. The fridge, bathroom fan, and one of the lights did not work. There was a lot of construction next door so it was very noisy. Not the best location but everything is within a short driving distance.
Friends owners/operators. Parking garage.
Cabriilo Inn & Suites is in the process of updating. We were told our room had just been finished and we were the first to stay in it. It was absolutely pristine! They've replaced the carpet with wood or wood like floors. Either way: a big plus for asthma sufferers. The brand new bed was a little hard for me, but my husband loved it. Linens not luxury but adequate. Walls are thin if you're sensitive to that, but we had quiet, considerate neighbors. Basic but pristine and everything worked in our freshly updated room. The location was great - walking distance to the beautiful marina, restaurants. The staff are very friendly and helpful.
I stayed only one night. I paid $44.00 plus tax. Midweek. Late September. For the money and location this place was just fine. Bathroom was old but I just had the one shower.
Seemed the hotel has been recently renovated. No odd smells, pleasant folks. Clean rooms no flourishings. Great price.
Hotel staff was very helpful, clean rooms. Very near Marina and restarants Little noisey from busy street a long the front of the motel
Took too long to give my deposit back
Great value, amenities in-room, easy access and quick check-in. Towels folded perfectly, cable tv, couch, kitchen, and work counter. Great high end bicycle store next door. Very close to fishing charters and airport. Linens were older but perfectly adequate. There was not enough parking on the property.
The staff was very friendly. The only thing I did not like was the city noise. At night it was very noisy cars, planes, and people.


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Built in 1890
300 W. Erwin St
National Register of Historic Places
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark
The Marvin United Methodist congregation can trace its origins to the first generation of Tyler. As early as 1848, the Methodists had formed their own church, the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Tyler. In 1891, the name Marvin Methodist was adopted in honor of Bishop Enoch Mather Marvin, a Confederate Army chaplain who had visited Tyler after the Civil War. The cornerstone for this Gothic Revival structure was laid in 1890 and was a monumental project for its time. Constructed with elaborate brickwork, limestone trim, steeple and exquisite stained glass windows in the sanctuary, Marvin Methodist Church was known locally as the "Cathedral of the West".
Built in 1891
408 N. Border Avenue
National Register of Historic Places
St. James C.M.E. is a significant monument to those pioneer members who established this church in 1891. As the oldest of church buildings for blacks in Tyler and Smith County, St. James C.M.E. has served as a major religious center as well as tending to the needs of the community. In answering the need for a community facility to accommodate large audiences, St. James was the site for many social and educational events. For many years, school commencement exercises, school plays, cultural presentations and social gatherings were held in the church. A new sanctuary was added in 1982 and the original building, an excellent example of American Georgian architecture, is currently used as a Sunday School facility and fellowship hall.
Built in 1934
423 S. Broadway Avenue
The Spanish Colonial Revival style is most evident in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception that dominates the intersection of West Front Street and South Broadway. It was built in 1934 as the second home of the Tyler Catholic community that had outgrown its old frame building some blocks to the north. As part of the parish's centennial celebration in 1978, interior modifications were made in keeping with liturgical changes. At the same time, the typical rounded arches, as seen at the front entrance and in the stained glass windows, were repeated in the newly constructed, compatible arcade. In 1987, Tyler became the seat of a new twenty-six county diocese. Immaculate Conception was consecrated as a cathedral whose first bishop was Charles E. Herzig.
Established in 1866
1121 W. Lollar Street
The church at the corner of Lollar Street and Ross Avenue is the home of a faith community that was formed in 1866 as the First Baptist Church (colored) after its members had been transferred by the pastor and officials of the First Baptist Church (white). The community first worshipped in the basement of the Smith County Courthouse. As it grew over the years, it moved several times. In 1891, a new church was built on West Front Street, the first brick church in Texas to be built by African-Americans. Under the leadership of the Rev. M.T. Waters, the present site was purchased in 1928 and the community sold its West Front Street property, where the last service was held in February, 1931. After the community moved to its new permanent church at the present location in 1933, this edifice continued to serve them until 1985, when a new annex was added.
Built 1911
301 W. Ferguson
Recorded Texas Register of Historic Places
The congregation began as the first church meeting in Tyler on April 8th, 1848, with eight original members. As Tyler was a village of a few hundred souls all living within the vicinity of the town square, the Baptist Church, which met in the log cabin courthouse, called its members to the service by blowing a ram's horn. In 1908, the congregation decided to construct a larger church. It was under construction from 1911 until 1913, at which time the church held the dedication. This structure is Beaux Arts style featuring four large brick and plaster columns with Palladian pediment above. The church auditorium was under construction from October, 1909, until its completion in March, 1913. It is one of the few examples of Beaux Art architecture in East Texas. It was updated in 1937, 1973, and 1990. The exterior and interior of the building are basically unchanged in form and function from their original purpose.
Built in 1949-1950
704 W. Oakwood Street
The M. P. Timms House is owned by True Vine Baptist Church. The parsonage is one of the few remaining pastoral parsonages in the city owned by African Americans. When Rev. Moses P. Timms accepted the call to pastor the congregation in 1944, there were no housing accommodations available to him. He and his wife, Evelyn, lived with one of the deacons of the church. Church trustees commissioned architect/builder M. P. Kemp to design and build a seven room brick residence among the early shanties and shot gun houses built by descendants of former slaves. The Georgian architecture retains its original double hung sash windows and gable roof with a brick chimney.
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Built in 1955
711 W. Oakwood
The M.P. Timms Educational Building is owned by True Vine Baptist Church. The two story educational building includes an office, a general assembly area and a downstairs prayer chapel that once remained opened 24 hours a day. This building houses some of the building's original stained glass.
67. Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Built 1908
502 North Horace Avenue
In 1908, on the east side of Tyler, then known as Hickory Hill, located at the northwest corner of North Horace Avenue and East Oakwood Street, the Reverend Ed. King organize a congregation and started a church which became known as Pleasant Hill Missionary Church. The original construction of the church was a wood frame building with an octagonal shaped porch with Greek columns. The original bell that was used to call the congregation together in its early days is still a working bell and has been incorporated into the monument signage in front of the church. The original church still stands, however, the exterior of the building was bricked in 1991 and new buildings have been added on the site in order to provide for the congregation's growing needs. The Pleasant Hill Missionary Church location is considered a landmark "place" due to the character, interest and value it has provided towards the heritage and cultural development of the local community.


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Kevin Pietersen walks back to the pavilion after being bowled out for 9 during the second one-dayer against West Indies at Edgbaston. Pietersen, the leading batsman in the International Cricket Council (ICC) rankings for one-day cricket, has scored just 77 runs in four limited overs internationals this season.
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The travel bug has bit me and I'm itching to get up and go! In the past few years I've been to Las Vegas, Miami & the Keys, Fort Lauderdale, Chicago, Des Moines, Memphis, and Austin TX. More planned for 2016.
I play golf, tennis, & racquetball. Top 2 to watch are hockey & baseball. Always up for going to the game. I also enjoy live music, art galleries, cooking classes, and patios.
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Randomness/useless facts/Trivial Pursuit
Witty Banter - Snarky Comments
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Maybe my laugh / sense of humor?
Bible, Francis Chan, Dan Brown, Dennis Prager, Louie Giglio, David Sedaris, Graphic Novels, Mystery/Suspense & History/Current Events, Mpls/St. Paul, Men's Health, Esquire
The Walking Dead, Big Bang Theory, Scorpion, Survivor (yeah I know), The League, Archer
Minnesota Hockey & Baseball
TLC / Discovery programs, History Channel
I have a Netflix list!
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Zoe Keating
Third Day
The Glitch Mob
Depeche Mode
Five Finger Death Punch
K's Choice
Frank Sinatra
Johnny Cash
Fever Ray
Run DMC
Linkin Park
Coheed & Cambria
Pink Floyd
SO many more...
Also, The Moth Podcast
And anything Cello in D Minor
My taste in music is very eclectic. Primarily listen to 93X, or my iPod.
Most action such as The Bourne Series, Transformers, Dark Knight... Suspense/Mystery & most comedy. I'm a sucker for those 80's movies like Trading Places, The Goonies, & The Secret of My Success. Those music montages though.
I like comfort foods and trying most anything new.
Mediterranean, Mexican, Italian, Thai/Indian, Sushi, Classic American stuff. Trying to cut down on the garbage as best I can.
-Incredible Friends & Family (Relationships)
-Spearmint Orbit Gum
-Phone/ iPod/ Laptop (Technology)
-The simple things
My Kiva.org partnerships.
Whatever happened to Busta Rhymes?
Nutrition plans / Avocados, Shallots, Rosemary
Comedy Routines, Writing, & Improv
Writing my first children's book.
Properly steeping my tea.
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Job Description
La Union del Pueblo Entero (LUPE) has a Budget and Research Analyst position available. The Budget and Research Analyst will work directly with LUPE Coordinator of Community Organizers and stakeholders in providing advice on County budget matters that impact colonia residents, specifically in the areas of development and infrastructure. Budget and Research Analyst will conduct County budget research and survey analysis and present the findings to colonia residents and LUPE organizers.
Budget and Research Analyst Position will report to Coordinator of Community Organizers, and will support the entire LUPE organizing team.
The purpose of this job is to provide research and other related support for the projects of LUPE, ARISE, and CDCB, which are organizations that prepare colonia residents to voice their priorities for development, infrastructure (particularly lighting and drainage/flooding), and housing in Hidalgo and Cameron counties.
This is a part-time position (20 hours per week, flexible schedule); we highly encourage current Master of Public Administration students to apply.
To apply, return LUPE Employment Application and resume to La Union del Pueblo Entero, located at the corner of Cesar Chavez Rd and Business 83 in San Juan, Texas, or email application and resume to Executive Director Juanita Valdez-Cox at email@example.com.
Download this job description as a .pdf file here.
Overview of the areas of interest
1. Public Lighting –colonia residents are working on a campaign to bring street lights to all colonias in the next 10 years. The project needs support to track governmental budgets and available funds for these projects, specific levels of community support per colonia, and information regarding the legal ability to collect the funds necessary to maintain lighting systems.
2. Drainage – the project needs to track the completion of drainage projects being built with federal funds that were brought to the county to fix damage from Hurricane Dolly in 2008. In addition, we need to track the spending and outcomes from all of the bond money raised for the Hidalgo County Drainage District #1 during their bond election in November 2012.
3. Budget – colonias need many infrastructure improvements and we need to stay abreast of spending by the counties for these projects.
LUPE seeks applicants who have a strong command of the Spanish language, and have experience with public sector budgets and data analysis. Candidate must have at least two years of college in Business, Public Administration or related field, or work or volunteer experience related to research and investigation of government and public institutions. Familiarity with principles and practices of government budget preparation and control and accounting are preferred but not required. Techniques involved in conducting analytical studies of legislative documents are preferred. A strong work ethic and excellent presentational and interpersonal skills are essential. The ideal candidate would exhibit interest in working with the low income and undocumented population in the Rio Grande Valley.
Some specific tasks:
1. On Fridays or Saturdays, study the Hidalgo County Commissioners Court agenda and email out any items that pertain to LUPE, ARISE, & CDCB agendas – mostly trash, drainage in the precincts (not the big drains), CDBG budget, and projects, etc.
2. Track the budget process for Hidalgo County – help the organizers to identify periods when participation in the budget process will make a difference in the resources devoted toward colonia infrastructure needs.
3. Work with the UTPA students to fully understand the CDBG and the county budgets.
4. Create a tracking system and spreadsheet for all colonias where LUPE, ARISE, & CDCB work and which ones have people working to get signatures to get street lights. Study surveys conducted by members about approximately how many street lights their colonias need. Then develop one or more presentations to summarize the data including which precinct the colonias are in and the estimated number of street lights required by each.
5. Track the spending of drainage funds – both from the hurricane recovery funds and the 2012 bond spending. Help the organizers understand how these funds are or are not helping the colonias (with the help of bcWorkshop).
6. On occasion, research campaign contributions given to county commissioners in order to find contributors that may be sympathetic to the need for colonia streetlights
Skills required
1. Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suit (or equivalent), particularly with Excel spreadsheets (or equivalent)
2. Comfortable learning various online research tools such as Google advanced search, Spokeo.com, OpenSecrets.org
3. Basic familiarity with the process for obtaining public information from government entities
4. Proficient with Google Maps
5. Investigative, inquisitive nature and creative thinking in order to find all the information necessary
About La Union Del Pueblo Entero
La Unión del Pueblo Entero was founded by labor rights activist César Chávez. LUPE builds stronger, healthier communities to enable colonia residents to use the power of civic engagement for social change. We provide leadership development for community leaders to mobilize residents and social services to help families address their immediate needs as they work for social change. Over the last several years, LUPE has mobilized a membership base of 7,000 people in South Texas. Thousands of these members have been assisted by LUPE's social service providers and staff attorney with income tax and immigration related services. Additionally, LUPE organizers have trained over 250 colonia leaders who have organized house meetings to mobilize neighbor families on issues that affect their communities, develop advocacy campaigns, and articulate these issues to the media. LUPE organizers actively work with colonia residents to develop campaigns for immigrant and neighborhood rights.


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- Get Melan's Oaken Chest
- Get Children's Toybox
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Nestus, a refugee from Kerkyra, made a foolish promise while in his cups that he would recover the lost heirlooms of the people of Kerkyra. Nestus, however, lacks the necessary courage and has asked me to get the items for him. The items are scattered around the ruins of Kerkyra to the south.
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- Give the Frappo Family Ring to Nestus
- Give Melan's Oaken Chest to Nestus
- Give the Children's Toybox to Nestus
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I have recovered the heirlooms for Nestus. I should return to him in Tesso to deliver the goods and receive my reward.
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