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Combat Medical Blades – Bolo Knives
When confronted by a henchman in a scene from the film, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones (played by Harrison Ford) notices the fancy blade-wielding skills of his opponent. Unimpressed by the acrobatics and the fancy blade-twirling bad-guy, Indy retrieves his revolver from his holster firing a single, well-placed shot, dropping the adversary nonchalantly.
I don't profess to have knowledge of the type of sword wielded by unimportant character in that film nor do I have expert knowledge in the field of military edged weaponry. What I do have in my scabbard is the ability to use the research tools at my disposal – which comes in quite handy when given an arsenal of knives, swords, bayonets and bolo knives.
A few years ago, I was asked to catalog and obtain value estimates of some militaria pieces that were part of a family member's collection. He had passed away some time before and his executor was carrying out the responsibilities of handling the estate. In the previous years, I had only seen a few items from the collection so I was surprised when I saw what was there for me to review. After completing my work on behalf of the state, I later learned that I was to receive some of the pieces that I had appraised, much to my surprise.
Of the blades I had inherited, three were quite unique, different from the rest of the pieces. Two of the three blades were almost identical in form and the other was a slight departure from the others. What set these blades apart from the rest was machete-like design with more size toward the end of the blade, giving the blade a bit of weight toward the end of the blade rather than at the center or toward the hilt. The design of these blades were fashioned after the weapon of choice of the Filipino resistance fighters from the revolt that started at the end of the Spanish-American war in 1898.
Known simply as bolo knives, the U.S. military-issue blades were less weapon and more utilitarian in function.
Now in my collection, the oldest of the three knives is the M1904 Hospital Corps Knife. Though many people suspect that the broad and heavy blade was important to facilitate field amputations, this thought is merely lore. Along with the knife is a bulky, leather-clad scabbard with a heavy brass swiveling brass belt hanger. My particular example is stamped with the date, "1914" which is much later in the production run. The M1904 knives were issued to field medical soldiers as the United States entered World War I in 1917.
The second knife is less bolo and more machete in its design. The M1910 bolo was designed and implemented for use as a brush-clearing tool. Some collectors reference the M1910 as a machine-gunner's bolo as it was employed by the gun crews and used to clear machine gun nests of foliage and underbrush. My M1910 bolo is date-stamped 1917 and includes the correct leather-tipped, canvas-covered wooden scabbard.
The last bolo in my collection is probably the most sought-after of the three examples. Stamped U.S.M.C. directly on the blade, these knives were issued to U.S. Navy pharmacist's mates who were attached to U.S. Marine Corps units. This detail leads many collectors to improperly conclude that the markings on the blade clearly indicate that the knives were made for the Marines. While this is indirectly true, the U.S.M.C. markings represent the United States Medical Corps, a branch of the U.S. Navy. On the reverse side, the blade is date-stamped, "1944" making the blade clearly a World War II-issued knife.
Although the blades are relatively inexpensive, they are considerably valuable to me as they come from a family member's collection and were handed down to me. Though I do not have a desire to delve too far into edged weapons-collecting, I added to my collection by acquiring a pair of US Navy fighting knives to round out my collection. In future posts, I will cover these two types of knives, swords and sabers and even a few bayonets.
The Blades That Got Away
Is there truly such a thing as being too greedy? Can someone be overcome with coveting? I am certain that the pursuit of objects (of my desire) is a pathway that I should try to avoid (or, at the very least, make a concerted effort to avoid), but in some cases, the end result is a boot print in your own derriere after passing on the opportunity to acquire a beautiful piece of militaria.
A few years ago, a relative of mine who was a militaria collector (specifically, Civil War) passed away after a lengthy illness. At the time of his passing, his collection included Spanish-American War rifles, post Civil War belt buckles, and an assortment of edged weapons spanning more than 100 years and representing multiple branches of service.
Knowing that I have a passion for military history and military collectibles, though I am by no means an expert, my family asked for my assistance in identifying certain items and assessing values for the estate. Notebook, pen and Blackberry (with a built-in, crummy low-resolution digital camera) in hand, I made my way over to my relative's home to begin my work.
Prior to my arrival, all of the militaria pieces had been gathered (piled) into one of the rooms and I was immediately overwhelmed by what was there. Separating the items I could easily identify from those that needed research, I began to document and inventory everything. I knew that because of the assistance I was rendering, I'd have the first opportunity to purchase anything that interested me, should the beneficiary choose to sell.
Diving into the edged weapons, I quickly jotted down the details – M1904 Hospital Corps bolo, M1910 Bolo Machete,M1913 Patton Sabre, WWII USMC Pharmacist's Mate Bolo, many types of bayonets… the list went on. The two pieces that really caught my attention were very old. One, an M1832 Foot Artillery sword and a Model 1860 Cavalry Trooper's sword. Both were in pristine condition.
I went home and did my research, comparing the photos I snapped against those of the various online and printed references. Adding up the blades and the corresponding values, I set aside the funds in order to pay for the ones I wanted and submitted the work to the estate. I intentionally left off the two oldest blades as I my budget couldn't accommodate those high-dollar (for me) purchases.
A few months later, the blades that I was seeking to acquire were delivered to me as a gift. The other pieces that I turned away were sold – for pennies on the dollar – to the estate sales company that was contracted to liquidate the personal property. I was heartbroken. The two blades that I really wanted for my collection were sold at such a low price, I could have easily paid for them even if I was required to buy the blades that I had been given.
Because I chose to collect within my means, someone else benefited and made a killing on these two blades. I will think twice before I make this decision again.
Collecting Militaria: Historical Preservation or War Glorification?
"It is well that war is so terrible, or we would grow too fond of it."*
I started this blog as a continuation of a similar effort that I undertook (as a paid gig) for a large cable television network. I spent some time contemplating a suitable name for this undertaking, settling on The Veteran's Collection for a number or reasons. The simplest of those reasons was to express my interest in militaria and how my status as a veteran guide both my interests and desire to preserve history.
Often, I equate my collecting of military items in the vein of being a curator of military history and the role that the military has played in the securing and preserving of basic freedom for our nation (and for the people of other nations who have been trying to survive under repressive regimes). In gathering and collecting these items, it may appear to some that I am glorifying war. Having in my possession weapons (firearms, edged weapons, munitions, etc.) might signify glorification to the untrained eye however these items are part of the overall story being conveyed by collection.
I am a fairly soft-spoken person when I am out in public (though people who truly know me would have a difficult time believing this). When political conversations emerge near me (when waiting in line or casually walking past strangers in public settings) I have heard, on many occasions, discussions focus on perceptions of men and women who serve ( low-key or have served) in the armed forces. Often times, gross mis-characterizations regarding people in uniform begin to emerge as the dialog devolves into denigration of active duty and veterans as being war-hungry criminals, bent on killing innocents (women and children). I can't count how many times I have stood in line, listening to people in front of me expressing how frustrated they are when they see a soldier in uniform ahead of them receiving a discount for a food item or service equating their time in service as legalized murder.
I served ten years on active duty and had two deployments into a combat theater, one of which I and my comrades were engaged by the enemy. In all of those ten years, I cannot recall a single person whom I served with who desired or wished to see combat. We prepared and trained for it hoping to never see it. I don't think that I have ever met a combat veteran who wanted to talk openly about their time under fire. To have the uneducated civilian boil down our willingness to don the uniform, train for years while understanding fully that at some point during our service, we could see the horrors of combat as being blood-thirsty war-mongers only serves to show the extent of their ignorance.
I recently read two articles today concerning veterans of World War II who have (or had) committed their remaining years educating people about the horrors of war that each of them faced.
The first article was about one man, an IJN fighter ace Kaname Harada, who took every moment that he had left in order to do what the Japanese government is failing to do; educating younger generations to warn them about being drawn into future wars. "Nothing is as terrifying as war," he would state to an audience as he spoke about his air battles from Pearl Harbor to Midway and Guadalcanal. As I read the article, I zeroed in on a chilling quote by one of Harada's pupils, Takashi Katsuyama, "I am 54, and I have never heard what happened in the war." He cited not being taught about WWII in school, continuing, "Japan needs to hear these real-life experiences now more than ever." I am baffled that a man who is a few years older than me was not taught about The War in school.
In the second article, Army Air force fighter pilot, Captain Jerry Yellin, who like Harada, is educating young people about what he sees as futility of war. He is concerned that young Americans do not have an understanding of the realities of war nor what it is like to fight. "We're an angry nation," said Yellin. "We're a divided nation: Culturally, monetarily, racially and religious-wise we're divided." What the veteran of 19 P-51 missions over Japan said (in another article) regarding war is often lost on those who are pacifists (at any and all costs) and lack understanding, "War is an atrocity. Evil has to be wiped out." He continued, "There was a purity of purpose, which was to eliminate evil. We did that. All of us. So, the highlight of my life was serving my country, in time of war."
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
– George Santayana
Both of these men clearly understand the cost of war and the hell that they faced when they took up arms and yet neither of them could be characterized with the ridiculous "war mongers" moniker often applied to warriors.
The reasons that people collect militaria are as diverse as each of the hobbyists' backgrounds. The community of collectors can be completely aligned and in lock-step with each other on some militaria discussion topics and in near animus opposition on others. I tend to stay away from collecting medals and decorations; specifically, anything awarded to a veteran (or, posthumously to his family) due to how a great number of collectors commoditize certain medals (Purple Heart Medals, specifically). I withhold judgment as I abstain from even discussing the medals in question. For the laymen, a Purple Heart is awarded to service members wounded or killed in action. Collectors attach increased value for medals awarded (engraved with the recipient's name) for posthumous medals; if the person is notable or was killed in a famous or infamous engagement, the value compounds (there are several other contributing factors that influence perceived monetary value).
Purple Heart Medals are a very sensitive area of military collecting and nearly every medal was awarded to combat veterans – soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen who were serving in a war or wartime capacity. There are several collectors who use their Purple Heart collections to demonstrate the realities of the personal cost of war. These caretakers of individual history, such as this collector, painstakingly preserve as much of the information surrounding the WIA and KIA veterans, often maintaining award certificates and even the Western Union telegrams that were presented to the recipients' parents or widows. Seeing a group with the documentation together is heart-wrenching.
Militaria collecting can be very personal as many of the items, like medals (such as the Purple Heart) actually belonged to a person who served. In my collection, I have uniforms from men who served from as far back as the early 1900s up to and including the Vietnam War (not including my own as seen in this previous post) with the majority centered on World War II. Nothing could be more personal than the uniform worn by the veteran. Having personal items, in my opinion, enhances the collecting experience because of the desire to research what that service member did when they served. Uncovering a person's story is to understand the sacrifice and cost of leaving family behind to serve rather than glorifying war itself.
Also in my collection are artifacts that were brought back by the veterans from the theater in which they served. While to some people, viewing these items may conjure negative and visceral responses, they still serve to tell a story that shouldn't be forgotten. One of my relatives returned from German having recovered a great many pieces from the Third Reich machine after it was defeated by May of 1945. Still, this is not celebrating war nor the defeat of a (now former) foe.
There are other facets of my collection that are touch on the functions of engagement and combat; specifically armament and weapons. I have a few pieces that I inherited that, at some point, I will be delving deeper (on this blog) as they do fascinate me. I need to spend some time expanding my knowledge a bit more in order to present these pieces with a modicum of understanding (alright, I'll admit that I don't' want to sound uneducated on my blog). Frankly, weapons are not my forte' but what I own (a small gathering of edged weapons and ordinance), I have spent some time learning about them.
Preserving history is paramount to helping following generations to both understand the cost of war and that, while doing what is necessary to avoid future wars, serves to illustrate that nations not only should but must take a stand against tyranny and evil.
See also:
* Military Memoirs of a Confederate, 1907, Edward Porter Alexander
Shadow Boxing – Determining What to Source
(Note: This is the first part in a series of posts. For the following articles, see the list below)
For me, collecting militaria has been an adventure of discovery as I learn about who my ancestors were and what they did to contribute to the freedoms we enjoy in the United States today. As I've stated in earlier posts, my research began with the receipt of a handful of militaria pieces and documents for two of my relatives who served in the armed forces.
Rather than simply store the items in a drawer or closet, I wanted to assemble and display them in such a manner as to succinctly describe their service. Seeking to be as complete as possible, I sent for the service records for both relatives so that I could fill in the gaps if there were any missing decorations from what I already possessed. Upon receipt of the records from the National Archives, I noted that there were, in fact, several awards that had never been issued to either veteran (many service members were discharged at the war's end war, prior to the decorations being created and subsequently awarded) and promptly obtained the missing pieces.
In preparation for assembling the displays, I was motivated to learn all that I could about others in my family who served. As I worked on my family tree, I began to discover that there were veterans at each successive prior generation who served. From Vietnam to the Korean War, World War II to the Great War, from the Civil War, the war of 1812 and finally, the American Revolution, I had ancestors who were participants. At the prompting of my kids' inquiries as to who these people were and what they did, I embarked on a mission to assemble tangible representations of some of the notable veterans in the family lineage – including uniform items, awards and decorations.
Limited by financial resources and storage space, I needed to choose the people from our past that would garner my collecting attention. This decision has caused me to abstain from purchasing some of the items that I found very interesting but couldn't justify acquiring (after all, I am not creating a museum in my home).
One of my recent discoveries is that veteran in my lineage served in a storied regiment during the American Civil War. This unit, the 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, was the only mounted regiment to be equipped with the lance as their primary weapon, prompting the nickname of Rush's Lancers (Lt. Colonel Richard Rush was the unit's first commanding officer). While my ancestor wasn't a distinguished veteran or officer (he was a corporal), he did serve throughout most of the war, participating in many of the bloodiest battles.
I have been pondering how I could create a tasteful, yet small assembly of items that would provide an authentic and visually appealing display. What sort of items are available (and that I could afford) that would fit into a smaller shadow box and tell a story of my great, great, great grandfather's service?
Taking into account that my relative was a member of the Union Army, I could pursue pieces of the Union uniform such as buttons or other devices. I would need to focus on cavalry as their buttons are different from those of the infantry. If I was fortunate enough to locate one at a reasonable price, I could obtain the kepi hat device. Including excavated items such as ammunition rounds for weapons carried by cavalry (such as .52- or .56-caliber carbine or .36- or .44-caliber revolver rounds) that were found on one of the unit's battlefields would be a terrific accent to the display. Ideally, I'd like to get my hands on the blade from a lance, but with the lofty price (one was sold at auction in 2005 for $1,440.00) they command, I will have to abstain. If I can locate a period-correct Civil War medal, it would be icing on the cake.
No matter the direction that I ultimately decide to take, I know that I will be spending the next several months scouring the online dealers and auction sites to acquire the pieces. In the meantime, I await my great, great great grandfather's service records so that I can (hopefully) nail down his service and create an accurate display.
- Part 2 – Civil War Shadow Box Acquisition: "Round" One is a Win
- Part 3 – Due Diligence – Researching My Ancestor's Civil War Service
- Part 4: – Boxing My Ancestor's Civil War Service


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If you want to control the settings (default 2D/2.5D) run this in the MAXScript listener:
Strange, it works with IE, but not with Firefox.
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Mrs. Hernandez
May 18, 2017
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Mrs. Mildred Hernandez is the Spanish III and IB Spanish teacher, as well as the co-adviser of the Spanish Honors Society. She has been teaching for fourteen years, and even coached cheerleading for twenty-five years. She is a mentor for novice teachers at Millbrook, a Professional Learning Team lead for her content level, and was just named department chair for World Language! While she was born and raised in New Jersey, Mrs. Hernandez moved to North Carolina for her husband's job. Before that, she had lived in Puerto Rico for six years while she was in college. After getting married and having children, she decided to go back to college for her teaching degree, where her passion for the Spanish language led her to teach Spanish to children. In her free time, she loves to watch TV in order to keep up with the world, and she enjoys travelling. She hopes to be able to travel to every continent when she and her husband retire.
In the classroom, Mrs. Hernandez works to create a cultural environment so her students can learn the Spanish language in depth. She said, "I like my students to understand that learning another language is such a privilege to have because you will have such a great opportunity. I believe that in the year 2025 or so, the Spanish language is going to dominate the world." Many of Mrs. Hernandez's students think that she is exceptional in surrounding them with the language. Senior Tori Hunt said, "She is different from other Spanish teachers I've had because she doesn't only teach the language, but also puts an emphasis on learning elements of Spanish culture. She also teaches us different sayings so that our understanding of the language is better." Mrs. Hernandez wants to share her experiences with her students so that they have some thought of what it was like when she was growing up so that they are able to fully understand the language and culture.
Mrs. Hernandez has been the adviser for Spanish Honors Society for three years now. Students are able to participate in activities such as going to retirement homes and singing Christmas carols to the elderly in different languages, as well as going to eat at Hispanic restaurants month. Mrs. Hernandez likes for her students to be highly involved in the culture in order to learn the language. Spanish Honors Society member Alexandra Butler said, "I like that we dine at a Hispanic restaurants about once a month. We get to practice real world skills of ordering your meal, enjoying the unique culture/ atmosphere, and having a great time chatting in Spanish to the other members." The goal of this organization is to introduce the culture that they have learned in class and outside of class and also to build community service time. Mrs. Hernandez said, "When I see non-native speakers speak as well as they do, and they enjoy the culture and language, that gives me a lot of joy."


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24600973025409881432014-10-03T01:20:21.799-07:00Cassie in St. AndrewsCassiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-88870634395741271302012-04-23T17:58:00.003-07:002012-04-23T18:00:25.207-07:00More pictures for you to enjoy: from the New Hall Ball (held in the Old Course Hotel and the St. Andrews Aquarium) and the Ceilidh in the Castle (a traditional Scottish dance held in the ruins of St. Andrews medieval castle).

Cassiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-80230181511127728242012-04-16T16:47:00.001-07:002012-04-23T17:57:12.073-07:00This past Saturday, while I was standing outside watching a parade, it managed to go from being sunny to raining to hailing to sunny again––all within 10 minutes. It was the type of Scottish weather everyone warns you about: cold, unpredictable, and always involving some form of precipitation. What's really interesting, though, is that the buildings look much better in this sort of weather. A couple people told me that before I left, and since being here I've heard it again. It sounds kind of crazy––that cold, rainy days brings out the best in a town––but it's true. The stone buildings look all the more ancient and awe-inspiring with a grey sky in the background.

Luckily, though, the weather was beautiful during spring break. Austin, Becky, and I managed to navigate the streets of London, mostly thanks to Austin and a tourist map. We saw all of the big sights: Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye. London is one BUSY city. I don't know that I've ever been around so many people (except maybe at the 2008 presidential inauguration). The crazy thing was that it was barely even tourist season––it was only April! And the city was already packed! Any of you planning on going to the 2012 Olympics––be warned, the London streets don't accommodate loads of people very well.

After London, Becky left to join another friend in Italy, and Austin and I headed to Canterbury, home of the first church in England. We toured the charming, little city and went to the Palm Sunday service at Canterbury Cathedral. The cathedral is MASSIVE and is full of such incredible history.

But our next stop, Oxford, was my favorite. If there is ever a place to go to understand what a college campus should look like, it's Oxford. The chapels, dining halls, and quads make you want to spend the rest of your life studying, drinking tea, and writing novels.

I've uploaded some pictures of the adventure here!

So long for now.

p.s. Happy birthday Mom!Cassiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-27936569215076923192012-03-11T15:33:00.002-07:002012-03-11T15:33:49.239-07:00Here are some new pictures from my hike to Crail with Austin, Rosie, and Greg! Enjoy!Cassiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-59637965121678364402012-03-06T14:10:00.001-08:002012-03-06T14:10:09.798-08:00According to my mom, it's been a long time since I posted something on here. Sorry about that, it's become busy in St. Andrews, and I'm starting to forget that I'm in a different country. St. Andrews really feels a lot like home, not in the sense that I'm as comfortable here as I am in PA, but in the sense that, in a lot of ways, it feels like an American university. At least a third of the students are international, with a great deal of them coming from the States. This has made assimilating fairly easy, mostly because I don't stick out because of my accent or various cultural preferences. Also, a lot of my friends are Americans from the East Coast, save a couple of Scottish students.

However, there are a lot of ways that a UK education differs from an American one. The main difference is that, as an arts student, I spend a lot less time in class--only four times a week, for a total of six hours. Compared to my usual Eastern schedule of three classes per day, it feels like a vacation and that certainly has its pros and cons. It's been great because I've been able to travel quite a bit so far. I've made it to the highlands, Edinburgh, and the beautiful small town of Crail. (See pictures here, Mom). I've also had a lot of time to hang out with friends and be in town. A few of us have found a favorite local pub with quirky board games and spend our time winning McIntosh Hall <a href="http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?um=1&hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-Address&biw=1280&bih=929&tbm=isch&tbnid=UxETZCUpMOFUvM:&imgrefurl=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/pubs/6555182/Introducing-the-Telegraph-Pub-Quiz.html&docid=YYEujJmBg69UIM&imgurl=http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01521/p_pub-quiz-master_1521940c.jpg&w=460&h=288&ei=Gv1VT8TAD8f58QOkue3VCA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=700&vpy=600&dur=36&hovh=178&hovw=284&tx=150&ty=109&sig=109044844347530274478&page=1&tbnh=103&tbnw=164&start=0&ndsp=34&ved=1t:429,r:24,s:0" target="_blank">pub quizzes (which are huge in the UK). On top of that, we cook dinners together and support our friends' local football team.

This week, Austin's brother, Greg, is coming to vist for a few days and then, in two weeks, our friend Becky will be visiting. Becky is coming to London with us for the beginning of our spring break, and then when she flies back to Munich, we'll be heading off to Oxford to daydream about medieval university life. (Speaking of which, when St. Andrews first opened, all of the lectures were in Latin and students were required to wear their gowns to class and meals. Oh, how I pine for the old days.)

Lastly, perhaps the UK's greatest contribution to western civilization is what is very appetizingly called a <a href="http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=digestive+biscuit&um=1&hl=en&sa=N&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-Address&tbm=isch&tbnid=tsBSr_WAHdMNPM:&imgrefurl=http://corporate.cadburygiftsdirect.co.uk/products/357-chocolate-digestive-biscuits-300g-box-of-12.aspx&docid=WE-q5YVa91OBoM&imgurl=http://corporate.cadburygiftsdirect.co.uk/images/thumbs/0000365_570.jpg&w=570&h=500&ei=9f5VT9HDH4n28gOPhKDOCA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=823&vpy=537&dur=107&hovh=210&hovw=240&tx=127&ty=79&sig=109044844347530274478&page=1&tbnh=167&tbnw=202&start=0&ndsp=20&ved=1t:429,r:13,s:0&biw=1280&bih=929" target="_blank">digestive biscuit. I hear they sell them in Wegman's, so if you want a taste of what I'm experiencing, pick up a pack. You won't regret it.

Cassiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-26655433904732180162012-02-11T10:25:00.000-08:002012-02-11T10:25:49.430-08:00According to St. Andrews students, passing exams isn't all that challenging as long as you study (somewhat) regularly and don't drink too much (meaning no more than three or four nights a week). Unless, of course, you step on the "PH"in front of St. Savator's (pictured below). Then you could be in serious trouble.

 St. Salvator's on North Street

The "PH" stands for Patrick Hamilton, who enrolled as a student at the University in 1524 and later became a very influential member of the Scottish reformation. Charged on 13 accounts of heresy, he was burned at the stake in front of the University's St. Salvator's chapel (where chapel, morning prayer, and evensong are still held every week). The now famous "PH" marks the place of his death and the local superstition is that Hamilton continues to watch over the spot, cursing anyone who steps on it with the terrible fate of failing exams. In order to wash off the curse, students can participate in the May Dip, the annual swim in the freezing cold North Sea at sunset on April 31st. (There are also other, less appropriate options, but I'll leave those out for now.)

I finally got to class this week and, I must admit, it felt great to be back to work. I'm especially excited for my medieval philosophy class, which will focus mainly on St. Thomas Aquinas. My professor gave an incredible introductory lecture on the background and history of medieval philosophy, starting with the ancient Israelites and ending in the 12th Century. He also gave us hand-drawn timelines (which is about as cool as it gets).Cassiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-85586955451362747332012-02-06T09:30:00.000-08:002012-02-06T09:30:31.686-08:00So, it's Monday of week 2 at St. Andrews and I still haven't been to class. In fact, I haven't been to class since December 15th of last semester. It's been a long, long break, to say the least, and I'm ready to get back to work. But, it turns out that the Philosophy department doesn't host tutorials during the first week of classes, so when I showed up to my tutorial today the classroom was empty. Alas, I have to wait until Thursday for my Classical Philosophy lecture and until Friday for Medieval.

On the bright side, though, I got to see the inside of the beautiful Philosophy building, Edgecliff, located right on the North Sea:

St. Andrews has been very surprising so far. For one, the university is surprisingly laid-back and hands-off. They don't really tell you much about living or studying here when you arrive. I guess I was expecting an orientation experience more similar to the one I had at Eastern freshman year: an RA to welcome you to the building and show you around, instructions about where the kitchen is or even how to get into your kitchen, a heads-up about classes (or lack thereof), etc.. They sort of expect you to figure it out on your own. In some sense, this is nice––being treated like an adult goes a long way. However, in a new place with lots of new people you don't know (and sometimes can't understand) it's been challenging and sometimes frustrating. But, I'm learning. I'm told this is part of the Study Abroad experience––getting out of your comfort zone and experiencing a new place. I don't know if I'm sold on that kind of thinking yet, but we'll see.

I've had some moments of comfort, though. Austin and I met a couple at church who invited us over for a wonderful dinner and they've asked me to help babysit for a women's book study at St. Mary's. Kids are always refreshing to hang out with––I'm pretty sure they're always fun, no matter where they're from. I've also met some really nice American and British students. Some of my hall-mates took me to a very sketchy night club, the only one in St. Andrews (they say it's an experience you have to have just once––let's hope!).

I also have plans to attend a concert this week in Edinburgh and to see As You Like It performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company, so things are looking up.

Cheers.
Cassiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-91383035968469844152012-01-31T10:25:00.000-08:002012-01-31T10:27:20.921-08:00It turns out that The Colbert Report is unavailable on WiFi in the U.K.. I'm a little worried about how I'm going to keep up with U.S. news (and, most importantly, how I'm going to follow how ridiculous the Republican primaries are). However, with all of the beautiful houses, forests, museums, and shops in St. Andrews, I suppose I'll find other ways to fill my time:

Cassiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2460097302540988143.post-49963457421459733152012-01-30T08:30:00.000-08:002012-01-30T08:30:32.075-08:00Hi, friends and family!

I am safely in St. Andrews, snacking on some clementines and cheese twists. Austin and I have spent the past two days recovering from a long 36 hours of travel. After a three-hour delay in Boston, five hours of sleeping in a terminal in Paris, misunderstanding a Scottish accent in customs, and a two-hour cab ride with a friendly local, we finally made it to our new residence halls.

So far, we've been to two Episcopal church services (Evensong last night and morning Eucharist today). They both used the KJV for scripture readings and Rite One for the liturgy, so we were happy, needless to say. Rite One seems especially fitting for the beautiful old churches and it has this little gem read before taking the Eucharist: "We are not worthy so much as to gather up the crumbs under thy Table. But thou art the same Lord whose property is always to have mercy." The church services were a great comfort because they felt very much like the services at home (minus the worship music!) and where they varied, I just had to follow along with the prayer book.

 We also ordered beers in a pub for the first time, went grocery shopping, and explored the ruins of St. Andrews Cathedral. The cathedral was once the seat of the leading bishops in medieval Scotland, but has been in disrepair since the 16th Century. It has a long and tumultuous history, suffering a fire in the 1300's, and in the 1400's it was purged of all icons and altars after Scottish reformer John Knox preached what must have been a particularly inspiring sermon. Below are some pictures of the ruins, as well as some pictures of the coast of the North Sea.

As always, feel free to write me via email. I'd love to hear from home!

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Movie posters are famous artifacts. They symbolize the golden era of film and what a movie is all about. A good poster will sell the film in itself. So how do you make a movie poster?
Things You'll Need
- Computer
- Movie
- Camera stills
- Photoshop software
Start by watching the movie several times so you have a clear picture of what it is about and how best to express that concept. Now that you know what the movie is about you have to think back in your mind and try to remember any striking visuals. Was there anything that struck you as visually stunning? Any moment in the film that says it all? If so take a still of that moment and import it in Photoshop.
Go through the group set stills. Pick a photo or several photos that show off the main cast, particularly the main stars. Take those and import them into Photoshop.
Arrange the stills in a manner that is flattering to the eye and expresses the concept of the film. Select a color for the titling that compliments the background details and stands out from them as well.
Type the titling in using Photoshop's Text Tool. The title and tagline should both be bold enough to read from a distance. They can be in different fonts if you choose but they should at least be similar. Any other information "Coming in June" and so forth should also be in the same or similar font. Try not to add too much text however, as it will take away from the imagery which is what really sells a movie.
Use a small, undefined text (meaning, no bold) to enter all the cast and crew information, known as the credits. This is typically put at the very bottom of the poster. You can put it at the very top though if you would like to if the bottom of the visual is particularly striking or different. You now have a movie poster. This can be printed anywhere that does photo and poster printing.
Tips & Warnings
- Make sure the titling is bold and stands out from background.
- Don't overcomplicate it, keep things simple and easy to focus on.
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Sandy • For years, people in the soccer community have wondered when or even if the growing legions of soccer-playing kids in America would evolve into serious fans who followed the game as they grew older.
Evidently, it's finally happening.
Attendance demographics and two significant studies have shown that Major League Soccer has one of the most youthful fan bases among pro sports in North America, suggesting that league officials have a right to feel encouraged about their continued growth and viability even if their game surely will never be as popular in the United States as the NFL.


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JDO-630?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12702375#action_12702375 ] Andy Jefferson commented on JDO-630: ------------------------------------ Since in the weekly meeting minutes people were wanting an identity to be non-mutable from construction and after studying the usage of such identities I've come to the conclusion that it would probably be better to just add a new method on the PM (as per the original mailing list request - 22/07/2008). The only place a SingleFieldIdentity "id" can be considered "not exact" is where the user has input it into PM.getObject[s]ById(...) AFAICS. All objects returned by the implementation will have exact ids. All ids returned by PM.getObjectId() will also be exact. This would imply adding the following :- Object getObjectById(String id, boolean validate, boolean checkInheritance); Object[] getObjectsById(boolean validate, boolean checkInheritance, Object... ids); The other benefit of this would be in terms of memory, one boolean less overhead per object. Comments ? > Support specification of exact class in SingleFieldIdentity > ----------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: JDO-630 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JDO-630 > Project: JDO > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: api2 > Reporter: Andy Jefferson > Fix For: JDO 2 maintenance release 3 > > Attachments: singlefieldidentity_exact.patch > > > When calling PersistenceManager.getObjectById() with a SingleFieldIdentity, there seems to be no way of avoiding the following > (if the implementation decides to do so): > "It is an implementation decision whether to access the data store, if required to determine the exact class. This will be the case of inheritance, where multiple PersistenceCapable classes share the same ObjectId class." > Now when I know for sure that the targetClassName of the given SingleFieldIdentity already denotes the correct class for the given id, how can I avoid that additional roundtrip to the database for finding the exact class? > It would be useful to have a way of specifying a SingleFieldIdentity to be for the exact class specified. This could be done by addition of methods > void setExact(boolean flag); > boolean getExact(); > to SingleFieldIdentity -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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The Sienna Zugzwang
"Most probably in view of the civil cases pertaining to the phone hacking scandal crawling through the courts the CPS says,
""It is possible that further allegations will be made and the CPS remains willing to consider any evidence submitted to us by the police. To facilitate this, the CPS and the Metropolitan Police Service intend to convene a panel of police officers and prosecutors to assess those allegations with a view to determining whether or not investigations should take place.""
Lo and behold, here is a story from the Telegraph, "'New evidence' found in phone-hacking lawsuit.
"Lawyers for Sienna Miller claim to have discovered evidence which shows that a senior News of the World executive was aware a private investigator was being paid to hack into the actress' voicemails.
The claims are detailed in a document lodged with the High Court in preparation for Ms Miller's civil case against the newspaper. She is suing News of the World for breach of privacy and harassment.
The claims come just a week after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced that there was no new evidence which would justify bringing prosecutions against any other journalists from News of the World.
It has been suggested that Scotland Yard failed to investigate the phone tapping at the News of the World properly and that evidence implicating other journalists in the hacking of voicemails was ignored. But last week the CPS said that – despite a number of new witnesses coming forward to say that the practice was widespread at the newspaper – none of them had evidence which would reach the threshold necessary for a criminal prosecution."
See Inforrm's, ""Phone Hacking – Questions to Answer" – Brian Cathcart" note on the matter. See the Guardian's story, Sienna Miller Phone Hacking Documents, which gives Miller's Particulars of Claim. Expect the scandal to keep simmering.
Update, 5th Jan 2011. The Telegraph tells us, "The News of the World suspends staff member over alleged phone hacking."
Sienna has kept the heat up,
"The allegation is understood to have stemmed from fresh litigation brought about by Sienna Miller, the actress and model, ..."
but as yet, no zugzwang from Scotland Yard/CPS.
Update 7th January 2011. The Independent reports, "Phone hacking: Now Met police are in the dock. Calls for force to lose control of investigation after 'News of the World' executive is suspended."
This is the sort of thing I meant by the Sienna Zugzwang.
"Britain's largest police force faces growing calls for it to be stripped of its powers in the inquiry into phone hacking at the News of the World, with MPs and public figures demanding that an independent police force take over the case.
It emerged last night that Scotland Yard had known of evidence against Mr Edmondson four years ago when officers were investigating the paper's former royal correspondent Clive Goodman and private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, who were both convicted of unlawfully intercepting telephone calls in 2007. Asked yesterday why it had not questioned Mr Edmondson, the Met refused to comment, but a source said that senior figures at the Yard had resisted broadening the investigation.
Last night the Crown Prosecution Service declined to say whether its lawyers had been sent the "new" [note the speech marks] evidence yet by the police.
Brian Paddick, a former senior Metropolitan Police officer who is taking legal action over allegations that his phone was hacked, told The Independent last night: "When the police are forced to disclose information by court order then it tends to raise doubts about whether the case has been properly investigated or not.""
Update 9th January 2011, The Guardian Editorial is headed, "Phone hacking: Questions keep coming. We need answers",
"A powerful news organisation pays cash to avert scrutiny of dubious practices. Those practices are inadequately investigated by a police force that is thought to collaborate with the same news organisation. MPs say their inquiries are tempered by fear. The man who presided over the newspaper at the centre of the allegations is now the prime minister's chief media aide.
These are the ingredients for a major scandal. Mr Cameron needs to start responding to it as such."
Clarity is now beginning to appear in the mainstream.
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- Anonymous07 January, 2011 03:03
I have been hearing this story online and some article about it in the newspaper, and I think what the news of the world is doing is out of order and this purely harrasment. I heard that she went to the police about this enquiry and they didn't do fuck all about it, which doesn't surprise me really. Because I know for a fact the british corrupted law enforcement in this country they using most of the BT UK engineers to monitor people phones all round the united kingdom especially based on people who crimes are petty or to catch people who are illegal imigrant and heard they being doing this operation for years. Instead of these fucking police and survillance monitor people whose can put people lives at risk instead of petty crime, but no they waste government money and practice corruption by choosing to monitor the wrong type of people and there phones who is no threat to society. It really goes too shows you what Great Britain is coming too, and shows us the public the kind of corruption in the law in the UK we are as a society are abiding by. If you ask me Sienna is not only the Media you have to watch who can tape your conversation on your phone, you also have to watch UK Law enforcement too, because believe me they also doing exactly the same thing too just like the media and they also doing it undercover...Just listen to my wise advice just be very careful what you and Jude say on the phone, and if you and him got anything personal to say to friends and family you speak to them confidential face to face... Because you just can't trust telecommunication nowadays especially when it comes to private and personal conversation.ReplyDelete
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"I heard that she went to the police about this enquiry and they didn't do fuck all about it,"ReplyDelete
It is thought that the police know that there are hundreds of people who have been spied upon by the News of the World. She is one of them. The police should have come to her rather than she going to them.
"I know for a fact the british corrupted law enforcement in this country they using most of the BT UK engineers"
There is an EU directive that compells service providers, such as BT, to log all calls made.
".Just listen to my wise advice just be very careful what you and Jude say on the phone,"
If Sienna and Jude read this blog, I'm sure that they'd be grateful for your advice.
Thanks for your comment, IG.


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En Gedi Nature Reserve and National Park
The spectacular En Gedi Nature Reserve sits along the Syrian-African Rift, not far from the Dead Sea. The reserve's four springs are home to a wealth of flora and fauna, providing a stark contrast to the parched desert environment all around. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature considers it a nature reserve with world-wide import.
Due to its location, hot climate, and abundant water, Ein Gedi is a tropical oasis. The oldest ruins found in Ein Gedi are from the Chalcolithic period, when people in Eretz Israel first began to use copper. During this time, a lone temple, cut off from any settlement, was built on a rock facing the Dead Sea, not far from Ein Gedi Spring.
During the Byzantine period, the Jewish residents of the area built an ornate synagogue here, on view at the Ein Gedi Antiquities National Park.
Ramat Gan's Safari Park
The Zoological Center of Tel Aviv— Ramat Gan or "Safari" occupies 250 acres of nature in the heart of a densely populated urban area and has been nicknamed, "Africa in the heart of Israel."
As in their natural habitat on the continent of Africa, the animals wander freely in large herds. Visitors are invited to watch the typical behavior of the animals: their feeding habits, social behavior, activities, and resting patterns of the great herds.
The Safari has the largest animal collection in the Middle East and is unique to the world because of the large herds of mixed species of African animals that roam the spacious African Park. The African Park and the zoo are home to 1,600 animals of different species, amongst them are 68 species of mammals, 130 species of fowl, and 25 species of reptiles.
The zoo contains a variety of animals from around the world. Especially notable are its breeding herds of African and Asian elephants, the gorilla, chimpanzee, and orangutan families, the hippo herd, and the pride of lions.
The Safari's educational purpose is to promote the conservation of nature.
Masada National Park
Masada, the ancient fortress built by King Herod the Great atop a lofty natural plateau overlooking the Dead Sea, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. When adding Masada to its prestigious World Heritage List, UNESCO cited several aspects of Masada's universal value: the site preserves a grand first-century Roman villa, the remains of the most complete Roman siege system in the world, and tells the story of the tragic events leading to the last chapter of the Great Revolt of the Jews against the Romans—the last stand of the rebels who became a symbol of the struggle for freedom from oppression. Great hikes and views make for a day of activity and historical awareness.
Jerusalem's Tisch Family Zoological Gardens
Different from any of the lessons usually learned from a trip to the zoo, the Tisch family's zoological garden features animals of a biblical sort. Almost every species of animal life listed in the biblical text of the old testament is brought to life and shown along with the proverb in which the animal is mentioned. Not only is the zoo scientifically educational, but it can give everyone who visits a greater understanding of the animals mentioned in the texts. Enlightening and overall a way to bring ancient text into modern times, the zoo is definitely a must see.
Caesarea National Park
Settlement at what became Caesarea, on Israel's Central Mediterranean coast began in the 3rd century BCE during the Hellenistic period as a small Phoenician port city called Straton's Tower.
Later, the Hasmonean King Alexander Jannaeus conquered the city to expand the borders of his kingdom and develop its shipping industry. The population of Straton's Tower remained Jewish until the Romans conquest. When he granted the city its freedom, King Herod the Great transformed the city with the construction of its sophisticated port, warehouses, markets, great streets, bathhouses, temples and magnificent public buildings. Every five years the city hosted gladiatorial games, sports competitions and performances.
Caesarea also flourished during the Byzantine period. To the south were extensive farmlands, where cultivation continued through the Early Arab period and apparently until the 11th-century Crusader conquest. The city's aesthetically pleasing location by the sea and rich history give tourists a chance to enjoy a city that has been held in high esteem for centuries.
Hermon Stream (Banias) Nature Reserve
The Banias Spring emerges at the foot of Mount Hermon and flows powerfully through a canyon, eventually leading to the Banias Waterfall, the most impressive cascade in Israel.
A stepped path near the spring climbs to the Banias Cave. Remains of a temple built by Herod the Great stand in front of the cave. Beautifully cultivated and kept, the reserve is an enjoyable day for any visitor.
Qumran National Park
The uncovering of the remains of the settlement of Qumran, on the Northwestern shore of the Dead Sea, and the Dead Sea Scrolls found nearby, ignited the imagination of both Jews and Christians. In addition to the oldest copies of the Hebrew Scriptures ever found and scrolls pertaining to the ancient community known as the Yahad, numerous other objects depict the daily life and way of thinking of the Qumran's inhabitants. Scholars believe that no more than 200 people lived at the site, but the impact of their ideas far exceeded their numbers.
Qumran was established in the 8th century BCE and continued to exist until the destruction of the Temple The rectangular fortress dates from this early period. The regions strange cultural history and world renowned archeological findings can make for an interesting visit.
Hamat Gader Hot Springs
The Greek City of Gadara was built overlooking the Sea of Galilee and the Yarmuk River. At the bottom of the hill, in the valley of the Yarmuk, on a little peninsula in the river, stood Hamat Gader—the hot springs of Gadara. In the Roman period the hot springs were renowned for their therapeutic qualities and the second-largest bath complex in the entire Roman Empire was built at Hamat Gader. Among the visitors to the baths in ancient times were famous rabbinical figures and prominent Greek philosophers. A synagogue with a beautiful mosaic floor was erected during the Roman Period near the magnificent baths. Beautiful sights and soothing hot springs attract tourists again and again.