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California's Working Landscapes – Annual Rangelands Fact Sheet, 2016 was produced by UC Rangelands for CRCC and Natural Resource Conservation Service as a resource for better understanding and decision-making.
Grazing for Change I and II: Grazing for Change features ranchers throughout California who are stewarding our state's wide open spaces. Take a moment to learn how ranchers are promoting endangered species, investing in public lands and conducting research to be better land managers. These stories are worth sharing. Grazing for Change II: Stories of Ranchers Preserving and Enhancing California's Grasslands. Click here for full document.
- Foreword by Pelayo Alvarez
- Influencing Management – Chet Vogt, Elk Creek
- Monitoring for Success – Joe and Julie Morris, San Juan Bautista
- Growing Green – Darrell, Callie, Ramsey and Dallice Wood, Vina & Susanville
- Public – Private Partnership – Mike and Dan Byrne, Tulelake
- Haven for Endangered Species – Tim, Melinda, Clayton and Carissa Koopmann, Sunol
- A Balancing Act – George and Elaine Work, San Miguel
- Grazing for Wildlife – Clint Victorine, Hydesville
- A Family Affair – Hank and Suzanne Stone, Scott and Karen Stone, and Casey and Angela Stone, Woodland
- A New Way – Bruce and Sylvia Hafenfeld, Weldon
- Grazing for Conservation – Todd and Loretta Swickard, Standish
- California Rangeland Conservation Coalition – Feature
- California Rangeland Trust – Feature
- Rangeland Fact Sheet
Grazing For Change I: Range and Watershed Management Success Stories in California. Click here for read the complete publication.
- Foreward by Dan Daggett
- Teri and Bob Blanchard, San Luis Obispo County
- Mike and Dan Byrne, Modoc County
- John and Charline Ford, Mendocino County
- John Rice, Fort Baker Ranch, Humboldt County
- Merv, Dorothy, Mike McDonald, Sonoma County
- Pete's Valley Ranch, Lassen County
- Chet Vogt, Glenn County
- Joe and Julie Morris, Monterey County
- The Nature Conservancy, Vina Plains Preserve, Tehama County
- Watershed Group – Effective Partnerships
The Coalition has supported a number of different projects and initiatives since our inception. 2012 The Rangeland Coalition sent a letter of support for the creation of an Animal Grazing System Specialist Position at UC Davis. Rangeland Coalition signatories sent Senate Committee on Agriculture letter highlighting mutual priorities for 2012 Farm Bill. Rangeland Coalition wrote a letter of support for 5 Dot Ranch for the Beef Improvement Federation Producer of the Year Award. Rangeland Coalition signatories send letter of support for cosponsors for S.339 and H.R. 1964. The legislation will make permanent the 2006 enhanced tax deduction for donations of conservation easements that expired at the end of 2011. Click here for S.339 letter. Click here for H.R. 1964 letter. Rangeland Coalition Steering Committee supports research proposal titled "Managing Rangelands for Multiple Ecosystem Services across a Variable Environment: Integrating Ecological and Human Dimensions". 2011 Rangeland Coalition partners come together on a letter of support for the development of carbon offset protocols for rangelands. Rangeland Coalition partners come together on a letter of support reinstating subvention funding in the 2011-2012 California State budget to counties for the California Land Conservation Act – Williamson Act. Rangeland Conservation partners came together on a letter introducing the state's 39th Governor, Jerry Brown, to the partnership and outlining our mutual priorities for 2011. Rangeland Coalition is proud to support the conservation easement on the Penobscot Ranch in El Dorado County. Rangeland Coalition is proud to support the conservation easement on the Bufford Ranch in Kern County. 2010 Rangeland Coalition partners came together to submit priorities for the President's American Great Outdoors Initiative.
Summit Sponsorship & Booth Registration
CONTRIBUTION and BOOTH PLEDGE
We need you! Contribute early for longer promotion.
Open to organizations, ranches, agencies, individuals, colleges and businesses who support California rangelands. Sponsors will be promoted fully at the Summit and in the Coalition's weekly E-update and website. Recognition begins upon your pledge.
Download and complete the 2017-summit-contribution-pledge and send via email to Karen Sweet.
- Payment: a. Submit the form with payment to TCI/CRCC, 405 14th St., Ste. 164, Oakland, CA 94612-2705 OR b. Pay online with credit card: http://www.trustforconservationinnovation.org/sponsored/ (click Donate) Contributions to CRCC through Trust for Conservation Innovation are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive an itemized receipt. An I-9 for this contribution may be requested.
- Submit Summit attendee name(s) to Karen as soon as known. 925.443-7692 email@example.com
- Sponsorship does not include Thursday's tour or social. Additional Summit registration opens early December.
- Booth: 1 six-foot table or floor space. Booths will be accepted upon payment until full. Instructions will be provided.
- Visit the Summit page for more information.
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- Eligibility to share logo or ranch brand – Send to Karen by Dec 30 if not on file.
CRCC appreciates your own important contributions to California's rangelands.
Cows? In California? Rangelands and Livestock in the Golden State
10-Year Review & Looking Forward, January 2016
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Summit in Review
From the mountain top overlooking the Rim Fire to the Ag Center in Stockton, the talk was about
Wildfire and Rangeland Management – Mediating Impacts to Conservation and Ranching.
The 2016 Rangeland Summit addressed challenges and opportunities to improve rangeland management aimed at reducing the incidence (scope and severity) of catastrophic wildfire. Two of the state's most devastating wildfires occurred in the past year and yet the full impact of these fires to conservation interest and rancher sustainability is yet to be determined. The prospect of a normal rainfall year raised additional wildfire concern. Co-sponsored by California Rangeland Conservation Coalition (CRCC) and University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE), the January event brought together more than 300 individuals from various walks of life to learn more about the topic that they could apply on their own private or public rangelands and in their communities.
Speakers from UCCE, the California Cattlemen's Association, Cal Fire, UC Berkeley, local ranchers, and high school Range Campers, Mary Marsh and Jane Wood shared their personal experiences and knowledge about rangeland management and wildfire. Each talk was individually videotaped and published on the UCCE website to expand the Summit's reach. Ranchers, Doug Joses and Shaun Crook shared compelling insights from recent fires. CCA Vice President, Government Relations Justin Oldfield's presentation, A Beef Industry Perspective: Economic, Social & Range Management Impacts Caused by Wildfire especially enlightened the non-ranchers. Other presentations covered fire behavior and science, and fuels management, and impacts of catastrophic fire on California's rangelands, and the state of current science for post-fire grazing management. Many participants toured fire sites where local experiences and lessons were shared and discussed – Butte Fire (Amador/Calaveras County), Rim Fie (Tuolumne County) and Tesla Fire (Alameda).
Share the Summit presentations link with others in your community or organizations as a catalyst for communication and planning to mediate the impacts of wildfire in your community.
Who attended the Summit? Everyone had wildland fire and rangeland management concerns in common, and they wanted information to use as they plan forward to the 2016 fire season and beyond. Participation was very diverse by profession (29% ranchers, 13% public land managers, 22% 'other', 19% organizations, and 18 academic/student). Sixty-five percent of them had personal experience with rangeland wildfire, and half of those had it within five years.
The Summit provided useful information that facilitated consensus among these diverse stakeholders on several items.
- Livestock grazing is valuable as a management tool on pre-fire management to reduce wildfire severity.
- Research is needed about connecting wildfire and rangelands, post-fire grazing, the values of different livestock species, and about cattle behavior. Importantly also, the available research should be utilized.
- Participants told us how they plan to utilize what they heard.
Based on the pre-and post-presentations survey there was a change in attitude about management tools that favored better planning, collaboration and use of livestock grazing. "I will look at opportunities to reduce understory vegetation." "I need to work with neighbors and address agency barriers." "On my property: keep roads graded, open & mapped; have water trucks and tanks FULL; build more firebreaks." "Work closer with fire departments and other agencies, RCDs at all levels for local planning. Be collegial and persistent. Consider how local ranchers can help. Know the logistics & position of wells, ponds, roads, driveways and the neighboring operators." "I will promote communication between different departments in my agency and expand grazing on our agency property as part of forest management program and bring in stakeholders to influence it." "Our agency could potentially act as a liaison between ranchers & agencies to help communicate needs and initiate coordinated planning and emergency responses."
Broader than the wildfire topic, non-ranchers increased their understanding about ranching. They better understand regulatory barriers in management decision-making, and the relationship of private land to public allotments, and ranching economics and viability. Non-ranchers shared these comments. "We need economic and market solutions for ranching sustainability. It's not profitable." "I learned the importance of public land allotments for ranching vitality." "I need to consider long term licenses on my agency's land" to have animals familiar with the land and consistent grazing.
More broadly, "I learned to consider things from multiple perspectives." That, after all is the purpose of the California Rangeland Conservation Coalition.
Coalition Heritage – It all Started at a BBQ!
Coalition Heritage – It Started at a BBQ!
The BBQ
Why does the Coalition focus on privately-owned rangelands?
What is the Coalition's geographical focus? Why was it defined in this way?
What and Who is a Coalition Signatory?
What do California Cattlemen's Association, Defenders of Wildlife, California Farm Bureau Federation, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Sierra Foothills Audubon all have in common? Privately owned ranches and rancher stewardship!
Steve Thompson, then US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) Southwest Region Director and Assistant Region Director, Paul Henson were criticized by diverse conservation organizations for not doing enough to protect the most threatened habitat in California. He challenged them to provide him a general description of the land area they had the most concern about. When they did, he pointed out that their area of concern is primarily privately owned ranches. To promote their conservation goals they would have to communicate with the ranchers.
Several important events had recently occurred that involved ranching with the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Tim Koopmann, an Alameda County developer, California Rangeland Trust (which is led by ranchers) and California Department of Fish and Game had recently negotiated a mitigation easement at Koopmann Ranch for California Tiger Salamander (CTS) that recognized the normal ranching activities required to sustain the habitat and salamander. FWS was proposing to list the CTS as endangered and was negotiating with the California Cattlemen's Association (Noelle Cremers, staff lead) to develop the first 4d exemption* to the ESA. FWS acknowledged the importance of grazing and ranching to conserving their habitat, and the 4d exempts a list of agreed 'routine ranching activities' from the take provision of ESA. When FWS listed the CTS Steve Thompson, aware of the Koopmann easement asked Tim to host a gathering of diverse organizations and media to announce the listing and to demonstrate how essential ranching is to the CTS and its habitat.
As a result of this collaboration Steve asked Tim to subsequently host a gathering of ranching and conservation organizations and agencies to expand the conversation about ranching and wildlife habitat. The organizations listed below came together in August, 2005 for a BBQ. They explored what they had in common and how they might communicate and work together to keep ranchers ranching and the conservation values intact and perhaps enhanced in the region. The Koopmann Ranch story* about the CTS easement, estate tax burden, pond restoration permitting hurdles, and development threats set the stage for meaningful discussion. Several conservation groups explained how they had come to realize the role of ranching and grazing for habitat. Ed Pandolfino noted that Sierra Foothills Audubon's own studies showed that grazing was essential to grassland bird habitat, contrary to its presumptions. All agreed the major threats to ranching at that time were regulatory burdens and loss of ranches to development. They agreed on a geographical focus area and a general strategy that acknowledges that ranching viability and stewardship are critical to sustain ranching and those rangelands. Within a few months the Rangeland Resolution was approved and the first Summit was being planned.
Founding entities: Alameda County Resource Conservation District, Butte Environmental Council, California Cattlemen's Association; California Association of Resource Conservation Districts, California Farm Bureau Federation, California Oaks Federation, California Rangeland Trust, Defenders of Wildlife, Environmental Defense Fund, Institute for Ecological Health, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Sierra Foothills Audubon, The Nature Conservancy, US Fish and Wildlife Service, and Wildlife Conservation Board. These individuals and entities continue to participate in the Coalition with leadership and resources, for which the Coalition is grateful. Read about our Roots.
* The 4d rule exempts routine ranching practices from the prohibitions of the ESA, including taking, harming and harassing listed species. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has recognized that ranching activities including grazing and maintenance of stock ponds benefit the California Red-Legged Frog and the California Tiger Salamander.
* Since 2005 Koopmann Ranch has acquired two more mitigation easements held by the California Rangeland Trust that are very compatible with ranching.
Why does the Coalition focus on privately-owned rangelands?
"The undersigned recognize the critical importance of California's privately owned rangelands particularly that significant portion that encircle the Central Valley….These lands provide important ecosystem services and are the foundation for the ranching industry that owns them;
"These rangelands include a rich and varied landscape of grasslands, oak woodlands, vernal pools, riparian areas and wetlands which support numerous imperiled species, many native plants once common in the Central Valley, and are home to the highest diversity and density of wintering raptors anywhere in North America;
"These rangelands are often located in California's fastest-growing counties and are at significant risk of conversion to development and other uses;
"These rangelands and the species that rely on these habitats largely persist today due to the positive and experienced grazing and other land stewardship practices of the ranchers that have owned and managed these lands and are committed to a healthy future for their working landscapes;
"These rangelands are a critical foundation of the economic and social fabric of California's ranching industry and rural communities, and will only continue to provide this important working landscape for California's plants, fish and wildlife if private rangelands remain in ranching." (From the Rangeland Resolution)
The Coalition is the only organization that brings together ranchers, environmentalists and government entities to conserve and enhance the ecological values and economic viability of California's working rangelands. Its work is made possible by individuals and organizations that share the working land and community values expressed in the Rangeland Resolution, Become involved, and let's work together!
What is the Coalition's geographical focus? Why was it defined in this way?
"The undersigned recognize the critical importance of California's privately owned rangelands, particularly that significant portion that encircles the Central Valley and includes the adjacent grasslands and oak woodlands, including the Sierra foothills and the interior coast ranges. These lands support important ecosystems and are the foundation for the ranching industry that owns them."
"These rangelands are at significant risk of conversion."
"They persist today due to the positive and experienced grazing and other land stewardship practices of the ranchers that have owned and managed these lands and are committed to a healthy future for their working landscapes" (from the Rangeland Resolution)
This area of interest includes nearly 30 million acres, roughly one-third of the state. It encompasses the vast majority of California's remaining grassland and oak woodlands, and ranches in this area are predominantly privately-owned. The founders recognized the scientific support for private lands ranching in this area and agreed to work together to "protect and enhance (this) rangeland landscape." Coalition education and outreach, as well as research interests often include opportunities that illustrate and explain the complex business, regulatory and social interrelationships of the statewide and global ranching industry. (The Coalition's focus area map is on the website. It was developed a couple of years after the Coalition was formed.)
What and Who is a Coalition Signatory?
Signatory organizations affirm the principles and goals contained in the Resolution. The Signatories ARE the California Rangeland Conservation Coalition. All support provided by them is important and appreciated. Signatories are encouraged to share with others the goals, objectives and activities of the Rangeland Coalition and are expected to integrate the Resolution into their own work and outreach.
Who are the current Signatories? Get acquainted with them and their own rangeland work, too. Invite them to participate in your programs. Is your organization's name included? Becoming a Signatory is the first step in taking action to support and conserve our precious and threatened rangeland resources and the ranching community. It's simple.
2013 – Analysis reveals potential rangeland impacts if Williamson Act eliminated
An article in California Agriculture summarizes the results of a survey of ranchers in the Rangeland Coalition focus area on the ecological and economic importance of the Williamson Act. The project is the result of collaboration among UC Davis, the California Cattlemen's Association and the Rangeland Coalition. Click here to read story.
2012 – Contrary to popular belief: Anti-cow activists in California who have changed perceptions
Rangeland Coalition writes article for Western Cowman, showcases stories of three individuals, whose perceptions for the ranching industry were changed in lights of increased knowledge "science", talking to ranchers and visiting a ranch. Click here to read the story.
2012 – Working Together: Paths to the perseverance of ranching
The May edition of the California Cattleman Magazine featured a story "Working Together: Paths to the perseverance of ranching," highlighting the value of the California Rangeland Conservation Coalition. Click here to read the story.
2012 – The University of California Cooperative Extension's role in rangeland management
Today's ranch management has been influenced by a multitude of sources. Many practices have been passed down from one generation to the next, while others have developed over a shorter period of time through a multitude of trial by error experiments. Click here to read the story.
2011 – Summit Feature in California Cattleman Magazine
The longtime thought that opposites attract exemplifies the relationship of George Whitten and Julie Sullivan of Blue Range Ranch, Saguache, Colo. Sullivan was a city girl, who spent her summers at the beach with dreams of being a dryad – tree spirit. Whitten was a ranch kid, who played in the dirt and helped out on his family's sheep ranch. Click here to read the story.
2011 – The San Francisco Chronicle article features ranchers involved in the Rangeland Coalition
The San Francisco Chronicle article features ranchers involved in the Rangeland Coalition and notes, "These days, environmentalists are happy to see ranchers and cows out there…Around the Bay Area, grazing is being used to create and maintain habitat for threatened species such as the San Joaquin kit fox, the burrowing owl, the red-legged frog, the tiger salamander, the bay checkerspot butterfly and the Ohlone tiger beetle." Click here to read the story.
2011 – Current Findings on Grazing Impacts: California's special status species benefit from grazing
Feature story by Rangeland Coalition partner, California Cattlemen's Association – Current Findings on Grazing Impacts: California's special status species benefit from grazing. Click here to read the story.
2011 – Managing California's grassland ecosystems for Burrowing Owls
Feature story by Rangeland Coalition partner, California Native Grasslands Association – Managing California's grassland ecosystems for Burrowing Owls. Click here to read the story.
2011 – Restoration through modern interpretation of yesterday's action
Feature story by Rangeland Coalition partner, California Native Grasslands Association – Restoration through modern interpretation of yesterday's action. Click here to read the story.
2011 – The Bay Citizen featured an article on native bee habitat
Native bees worth billions of dollars a year, researchers say. But the bees are disappearing as California's rangelands are sold to developers. Click here to read the story.
2011 – Contra Costa Times features research foundational to the Rangeland Coalition
Bring on the cows. Save the rare flowers. An endangered yellow wildflower that a decade ago had dwindled to just 30 plants in its last Contra Costa County stronghold is rebounding with the help of cattle grazing. Click here to read the story.
2011 – Rangeland Coalition, partners and Farm Bill priorities features in the San Francisco Chronicle.
"As I would ride up, it looked like the ground was moving – they was so thick," Modoc County rancher Rodney Flournoy recalled his grandfather telling him in the mid-20th century. "I watched with pain as the numbers of those birds continued to decline. … It has been eight or 10 years since I have seen any anywhere, and I do mourn their passing." Click here to read the story.
2011 – California Rangeland Conservation Coalition Summit and the benefits of working rangelands
The front page of the Modesto Bee featured a story on the California Rangeland Conservation Coalition Summit and the benefits of working rangelands. Click here to read the story.
2010 – Finding Common Ground: Bird enthusiast and rancher shares conservation goals
The simple fact is that the only practical way we will retain sufficient habitat for the rangeland wildlife of California is through the maintenance of viable cattle ranching operations! A Sierra Club member shares his passion for birds and appreciation of California's Rangelands. See why environmentalist and ranchers are finding common ground. Click here to read the story.
2010 – Working Together for Wetland Conservation: Carey Ranch, Modoc County
The Carey Ranch provides valuable habitat to many species of resident and migratory game and no-game wildlife. With the assistance of partners, a 3-year wet meadow and riparian enhancement project improved wildlife habitat, forage available for livestock grazing and overall ranch management. Click here to read the story.
2010 – Rangeland Coalition supported easement on acquired on ranch in Napa County by, partner, California Rangeland Trust
Rangeland Coalition supported easement on acquired on ranch in Napa County by, partner, California Rangeland Trust. Click here to read the story.


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Someone answered a question like this on hubpages and had only found out that they were of European descent. I understand that as time passes and more people submit DNA for testing regarding ancestry, the results get more precise. I'm excited and hopeful that the results might show more than the general. What is the best I might expect in results? (I went through the company that is the most well advertised and is online. I purchased the $99 test. Would love to hear your story if you've done this. I know I might be disappointed, but I'd like to stay excited for the results.
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I have not done this because I already know that my ancestry is made up mostly of horse thieves. The only thing I would learn is whether they were horse thieves of the Irish, Welsh or German type. But they were Americans by that time, so I am content to acknowledge that my ancestors were simply American horse thieves. More information would only taint the good reputation of other Irish, Welsh and German immigrants. Good question though.
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Now there's a new nationality to put on a census: "American Horse Thieves" (lol) We actually lived in an area called "Horse Thief Canyon" in Corona, CA with street names like "Kicking Horse," "Buckskin Trail," "Lasso Way" "Colt Drive," really...
Wow, they do this for only 99 bucks now? The last time I looked into it, it was hundreds of dollars. I would love to have mine done because of the eclectic mix of people I come from all over the map. I have so much going on the test might get tired ;). Now I'm definitely considering giving it a go. I would love to hear others experiences with it as well.
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Christin, I KNOW! $99 is great. BUT I read more, you can have various depths of testing. I'm going to see what these results bring and then write a hub on it. I never know if we can mention the website, but it's the 1 that's most advertised


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Newspapers review: UNESCO's resolution on Al-Aqsa Mosque compound focus of dailies
RAMALLAH,- The UNESCO's vote on a resolution reaffirming the status quo of Al-Aqsa Mosque compound as a Muslim holy site of worship hit the front page headlines in Palestinian dailies.
Al-Quds said UNESCO refused to use "Temple Mount" in reference to the mosque compound and called upon Israel to facilitate reconstruction works of the mosque compound.
Al-Ayyam and al-Hayat al-Jadida said the UNESCO adopted a new resolution reaffirming the status quo of the mosque compound (as a Muslim holy site of worship).
Al-Ayyam added the resolution slammed Israeli violations and hailed it as a victory for Palestine, while al-Hayat al-Jadida hailed it as a second diplomatic defeat for Israel.
Highlighting Israeli uproar, al-Quds said Israeli police recommended permitting members of Israeli parliament, the Knesset, to storm the mosque compound.
Highlighting Israel's diplomatic campaign that targeted foreign ministers and heads of UNESCO member states, al-Ayyam revealed Israel attempted to foil the resolution through Croatian and Tanzanian ambassadors.
While al-Ayyam and al-Hayat al-Jadida covered the resolution in their front page news items, al-Ayyam opted to spotlight demolition of Palestinian homes in Jerusalem.
It said Israeli bulldozers demolished a Palestinian four-apartment building and three homes in the Beit Hanina area of al-Ashqariya and the Silwan area of al-Sal'a under the pretext of unlicensed building.
Al-Ayyam added the Israeli-enforced demolitions left scores of Palestinians homeless.
It said Israeli occupation forces forced 13 Palestinian families to leave their homes to make way for Israeli military drills in the northern Jordan Valley locality of Khirbet Ras al-Ahmar.
Highlighting new settlement construction plans, al-Quds said Israeli approved the construction of 180 new settler units in the Gilo settlement, south of Jerusalem.
Al-Quds covered an update by Peace Now settlement watch on the construction of a new settlement outpost on a total of recently seized 33 dunums in the northern Jordan Valley.
It reported Peace Now as stating the new outpost is meant to be used as a bargaining chip by settlers to demand Israeli government to demolish more Palestinian homes if it seeks to evacuate them.
It said Kuwait provided $16,685,000 in the last payment for the reconstruction of demolished Palestinian homes in the blockaded Gaza Strip.
Finally, al-Ayyam and al-Hayat al-Jadida covered Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah's participation in the fourth meeting of the joint Palestinian-German ministerial steering committee in Berlin.
Al-Ayyam said Palestinian and German officials agreed to promote cooperation to achieve the two-state solution.
Al-Hayat al-Jadida reported Hamdallah as stating Palestinian-German cooperation not only involves development, but it also includes partnership for peace. It is worth noting Hamdallah made these remarks during a press conference with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
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By now we've all read the news today, oh boy. And like so much else in our lives, the vast majority of all of it, like an iceberg, is below the surface. And we have a well-known aversion for doing anything but scratching the surface.
We are the MOST complex species on the planet, the Crown of Creation if you so choose. We have to stop settling for simple solutions to extremely complicated problems and accept that any true and lasting answer will involve hard work, good will and open hearts and minds. If we are unable, or unwilling, to make that effort, we need to cash in our belly buttons and drop out of the human race.
There will come a time when we speak aloud all of our hopes and fears for ourselves and our loved ones. In the matter of Trayvon Martin, perhaps a social media outreach such as this can be a tool (not necessarily the tool) to build bridges of understanding between and among communities not yet comfortable with the realization there is a problem at all.
I'm not in charge of absolute right and wrong. It was not my son shot to death nor was it my child charged with that crime. But in a world unfolding around us we need to see such events in a context that allows us to own the emotions and consequences for all the actions that led to it, and which will forever follow it.
That Trayvon Martin died is, and will always remain, a tragedy but if we do not learn and understand the reasons why, and how we must alter the mindset behind those reasons, then and only then will his death have been for nothing.
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Hi All, I just downloaded build 7600.16834 iso (x64) and looking at the website below which shows the install screens the RTM version is asking for a product key. Does anyone know what to use as a product key as I only have the RC Keys.
I am sure I have read somewhere that you can skip entering the key and then re-arm the RTM version for 120 days. Is this correct?
I don't want to wipe a perfectly good system only to get to the end of the RTM install where you input the key and be stuck there!
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In this book a landmark text that is both engaging and accessible Hilary Janks addresses the following questions and many more:
Janks shows how competing orientations to critical literacy education domination (power), access, diversity, design foreground one over the other. Her central argument is that these different orientations are crucially interdependent and need to work together to create possibilities for redesign and social action that serve a social justice agenda. Recognizing ongoing change in socio-historical conditions, in the communication landscape, and in the applications of critical literacy, she examines the theory underpinning each orientation, and develops new theory in the argument for interdependence and integration. Most important, Literacy and Power sits at the interface between theory and practice, constantly moving from one to the other. It is rich with examples of how to use these orientations in real teaching contexts, and how to use them to counterbalance one another.
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I'm sitting in my living room (above) as I type this out and if you are coming over here from my friends Kim Six's blog I welcome you in! I'm talking today about the Haven Conferencethat I'll be attending in July, which is an amazing conference for bloggers held in Atlanta every year. I'm so honored to have been invited to be a mentor this year, and I'm also very excited to have been asked to be a speaker. Double whammy...boom!
I enjoyed teaching photography and styling last year at Haven and I guess you guys enjoyed it, since I've been invited back. You can read about my experience teaching photography and styling at The Haven Conference last year if you like and I have some cheat sheets in that post to download.
I'm now in my 10th year of blogging but I have actually been on the internet since the dinosaur days of around 1998. That's almost 20 years of internetlandia and I started out my on-line days a little different than most...as a seller. This was back before blogs were a thing and no one had a website except for a very few and I was an eBay Power Seller happily selling home related items and vintage goods. Several years later when websites first started to become available to individuals, I took things a step further and with a great leap of faith my business Shabbyfufu was born.
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Once again the dinosaur is back, meaning that I've been a DIYer since we purchased the same home that we still live in over 25 years ago! We raised our family in this home and have done so much of the work over the years ourselves. It definitely helps that my husband is a general contractor and knows his stuff and there are so many projects that I really have no photographic record of.
This project was pretty extensive and I've linked all of the DIYs at the bottom that were necessary to turn this junked up former kiddo's bedroom into my Chic French Modern Home Office.
We have a large yard and gardens and this past winter we added a new pergola by the pool as well as a DIY pea gravel patio with a romantic story behind it.
We also have a second home and we are currently Remodeling The Beach Place and doing a lot of the work ourselves. I hope that you follow along with me on this project, lots more to come!
I learn a lot by observation and working at home gives me the time to read as much as I can, watch videos and then apply my new found knowledge. Meeting up with kindred spirits who really get what you do is such a great validation of one's blogging journey and the friendships formed and strengthened are amazing! One useful thing that I've learned is that although we all have this commonality of blogging we are all so different and yet the same. We are storytellers, photographers, DIYers and just regular folk.
Like most bloggers I love being able to work from home in my yoga pants:-) I love the flexibility to be able to travel and still be productive and the fact that I work for myself can't be beat. Blogging is a full time job and not an easy one and most of us work long hours and constantly strive to become better at our craft. I've had numerous opportunities come my way as a result of not just blogging, but putting authentic self out there. And that is the key...authenticity and honesty in blogging and life.
What I'm NOT wild about to be perfectly honest is the amount of social media that we have to do these days to get eyes on our pages. Back when I had my website I would simply allot a certain amount every month for magazine advertising and with one good sale I'd be sure to make that back and then some. Nowadays it's the hamster run on the wheels of Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and the algorithm changes and competition is fierce for us all. It's exhausting and not for the faint of heart.
5. What is one piece of advice you would offer a blogger – new or otherwise – who is going to Haven?
Mix and mingle and don't be afraid to ask anyone for advice or help, especially your mentors and instructors! We are all there to learn and grow and make new friends but keep the old. Just be your best authentic self.
Ohh...pack a suitcase within a suitcase that you'll plan on checking at the gate. The amount of swag at this conference is abundant!
Ohh...pack a suitcase within a suitcase that you'll plan on checking at the gate. The amount of swag at this conference is abundant!
Well friends, you've come to the end of the line with me and this is the last day of the blog hop. I hope that this is just a beginning though and I'd love to get to know you if you coming to The Haven Conference!


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Interview by Howie Rhee '04, with contributions by Vivian Chung. Added May 13, 2015
Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Computer Science, Minor in Math
Talk about your prior work experience.
- Summer research (machine learning, image processing) and software development at Information Initiative at Duke
- Teaching assistantship for engineering and computer science courses.
- Interned at Venture Hive, a start up accelerator based in Miami
- Developed several websites
What did your recruiting process look like? How many people did you reach out to?
I mainly talked to a number of upperclassman and learned about their advice on applications, and talked to some alum when they visit back on campus. HackDuke and other hackathons are great as I directly chatted with technical recruiters from top companies; in addition, I participated in several coding competitions (both online and at Duke) that helps me showcase my strength in coding and algorithms.
How did you come up with a list of companies to target?
In TechConnect I got to know a number of cool companies, I also received advice from upperclassman on cool tech companies to consider. In addition it's helpful to see the ranking of top tech companies on sites that congregates useful information, such as Forbes, Glassdoor. I know I will spend time in Vancouver, Canada so I focused on Canadian tech companies, and found Hootsuite ranked as the 2nd fastest growing company in Canada. Other sites like AngelList are great for finding start-ups as well.
Talk about how you thought about location (city) as it related to recruiting. Did you know where you wanted to end up or were you exploring?
My advice is to not limit your search (search, not final selection) just based on location , you always want to have more leeway in your final selection and with the mobility today location shouldn't be the foremost concern. So it makes sense to apply to all programs you're interested in. But when weighing offers, locations should factor: for example, you definitely gain more exposure to different technologies in SF, and grow your network in more tech heavy areas.
What was a favorite article or tip that someone gave you on the job search process?
Apply early and have some thing presentable/deliverable.
Anything else you'd like to share with Duke students that are doing their own job search?
If you are doing technical recruiting like software engineering, it's a great idea to have a GitHub Account! Also, go to hackathons, or even roadtrip to other school's hackathons like MIT/ princeton- you will learn so much.
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Earlier this week, our monthly email was sent out with an error that we would like to correct. A caption describing a picture with one of our runners, Tim Swanton, as being with his daughter is incorrect. The girl in the picture with TIm is in fact one of his students and we would to apolgoise to Tim and the parents of the girl for any incovenience this may have caused.
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