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24.10.2016 Meeting notes © Linda Pritchard
Lepers in Southampton by John Avery
John explained about the history of the treatment of lepers in Southampton, covering the period from 1173 to 1420. The leper hospital / refuge was established outside the town walls, and dedicated to St Mary Magdalen, with the name later corrupted to Marlands. Its foundation was established by St Denys Priory, and later financially supported by a tax on each tun of wine, by the Burgers of Southampton and then the King. Southampton's was one of 200 leper refuges in England. Interestingly John mentioned that bell ringing was not a forewarning of a leper's approach, but rather a call for alms.
The presence of the leper hospital and its burial ground is now commemorated more visibly by a blue plaque on a pillar at the entrance to Watts Park. In addition a new information board 'Time for Compassion' was unveiled in 2012 in a ceremony attended by the Mayor Derek Burke, members of faith groups, members of our Society, and by the Director of New Hope, Eliazar Tumari Rose, both of whose parents had leprosy.
John's talk was followed by Jill Ghanouni's account of her 30 years work with the New Hope Rural Leprosy Trust
24.10.2016 Meeting notes © Linda Pritchard
The New Hope Rural Leprosy Trust by Jill Ghanouni MBE
Jill started her talk with an account of her 30 years connection with leprosy, its treatment, and the repercussions on the lives of its sufferers and in particular, her work with the amazing New Hope Charity.
In 1980, before nurse training, Jill had visited a leper colony in Uttar Pradesh, housing 500 people. Here she learned about the devastating progress of the disease, the possibility of treatment, and saw how sufferers were, to an extent, adapting to their physical conditions to become useful and productive. With specially adapted looms, they made fabrics and especially mats, using yarn they themselves had dyed and woven. (There is no cure for leprosy, but there is a drug that halts the deterioration that leads to disfiguration and limb amputations. Maybe a vaccine will be developed in 5 years, but so far, nothing).
Jill knew that although she was 'useful' in this colony, she did not feel essential there, and thought she could be more helpful to them, being trained back at home. This feeling was enforced when on an intended brief visit to a leper colony in Orissa, she was trapped for several months by a devastating monsoon flood. The flood had drowned 6,000 people it had swept away roads and a vital viaduct and there was widespread destruction of buildings as mud bricks disintegrated.
During her extended time there, she saw girls of 13 or 14, 'coolie ladies' carrying newly made bricks to rebuild wards and the recovery clinic at the main base. Also, by bike and rickshaw she visited remote outlying leper colonies that had been damaged and were desperately short of medical help and supplies. Lacking buildings, the shelter of a tree was used as a treatment point during these visits.
Eventually, supplies arrived, and the situation eased somewhat and Jill returned to England determined to continue her connection and support of these people with whom she had built such strong bonds of affection and admiration.
Over the years of her work in setting up New Hope, the scope of the care it provides has increased and widened enormously. Now in addition to care for lepers New Hope is providing education and homes for children orphaned by AIDS, street and railway children, those rescued from rubbish dumps, and abandoned babies.
Hostels are provided for the older boys and training is given in shoe making, tailoring, embroidery, brick making, mechanics, engineering, and in art - one foot and mouth painter's work is internationally admired.
22 years after her first visit, she took her daughter to India, where New Hope's schools and hospital surgery facilities are greatly improved and where her daughter joined in the care during their stay.
New Hope funds and runs the only home in Orissa for people with profound and multiple needs, including polio victims. Much effort is made to improve the quality of life for those whose life span may be very short.
Jill's charity works with tribal families from the hills, with their complex needs. It gives family planning advice, and classes in basic literacy, it also supplies first aid kits, and provides adapted equipment for the varied disabilities.
Cataract operations are carried out in its own cottage hospital, as well as maternity care and vaccinations. Emergency bundles of sheets, food and sandals are prepared for distribution to the needy.
Much of the work in the settlement is self-supporting - they are self-sufficient in 68% of the fruit and vegetables used, and generate solar powered electricity. There is an anaerobic digester, providing 80% of the fuel for the kitchen, where everything is recycled, including human and animal waste.
The endless, limitless, work undertaken by Jill and New Hope is made more difficult by coping with the awful problems of the Indian caste system. Ostracism still causes immense suffering and has lead to an increase in the number of young people with leprosy. One of New Hope's efforts to eliminate and destroy the stigma of the caste system is to give rescued orphans three names, one each, Hindu, Christian and Muslim i.e. Anil Paul Gupta, in this way to confuse local authorities by excluding automatic identification and consequent discrimination.
28th November 2016 Meeting Notes © Linda Pritchard
Prisons and Punishment in the 19th century by Colin Moretti
Colin gave us the history of how 19th century offences had been judged and punished and described the conditions in the prisons in which offenders were detained.
At this time, prisoners were released only after the Head Jailer's fees for board and lodging had been paid. Release was often delayed until long after the sentence had been served.
Fees were not only paid to the Head Jailer, but also by a system of 'chummage' to the Top Prisoner. Conditions under which prisoners were kept were greatly influenced by their ability to pay, and varied enormously.
Prisons were dark, overcrowded, without sanitation or ventilation. The prisoners' diet was poor and jail fever rife. As well as imprisonment, punishments included a variety of humiliating or painful treatments, such as being whipped through the town, pillorying, putting in the stocks, branding, even amputating ears, hands, or nose.
There were 220 offences punishable by death. These included oddities like 'being with gypsies for a month', 'malice in 7-14 year old children', and 'blacking face' or 'going disguised at night', as well as more 'normal' offences like theft (of as little as 12d.), shoplifting, stealing sheep, cattle, and horses. Between 1770 and 1830 there were 35,000 death sentences, although the number actually carried out was considerably fewer.
Prisons had been using different systems for housing and controlling the inmates. The 'Separate System' separated prisoners totally except at exercise time, when they would wear hoods and were forbidden to talk during their walks around the yard. The chapels at Wandsworth and Lincoln were built with semi-circular ranked seating with rows of individual booths isolating the prisoners from sight and sound of each other. The solitary cell design was 13' x 7' x 9', with toilet, washbasin, heating, and window. An illustration showed such a cell, with a loom for mat making.
Colin went on to describe changes in prison design, Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon was a successful one: a central tower overlooking radiating wings, giving a full view of activities.
He detailed the progress and improvement eventually brought about following John Howard and Elizabeth Fry's campaigns to reform the prison system. John Howard (1726-1790) was High Sheriff of Bedfordshire, and Superintendent of lock-ups and prisons. He devoted his life to the reform of prisons and the treatment of prisoners, both in England, and abroad. The Howard League for Penal Reform was formed in 1866 by his followers, and is still very influential in continuing his humanitarian work in this field. Elizabeth Fry (1780-1845), a Quaker, is called 'The Angel of Prisons'. She was appalled by the conditions she saw at Newgate prison, where men, women and children were crammed together in dreadful conditions.
In spite of some improvements, 'chummage' continued, there were frequent riots and disturbances, and overcrowding persisted in many of the 270 English prisons, as did malaria and other fevers, leading to a high turnover of governors.
By 1823, classification of prisoners was brought in. Men, women, juveniles and children were to be housed separately. A National Prison Department was set up, leading to nationwide standardised regulation of accommodation, diet, remission for good behavior, etc. Reform schools instead of prisons for juveniles were introduced - the first one being at Borstal, Rochester. Above all there was a reduction by over 100 of the offences incurring the death penalty.
Debtors prisons were abolished in 1869, but strict punishments were encouraged to deter repeat offenders of all crimes. 10,000 had been imprisoned for debt in a year, although conditions varied, and some prisoners were still able to conduct their business affairs from inside. After 1869, imprisonment for debt was limited to 6 weeks, except for defaulters and refusers.
Transportation of offenders against a variety of laws had been used as punishment since 1600's with prisoners being shipped to work in Bermuda and North America to ease overcrowding in England's prisons. Australia was the main destination from 1787 until 1868 when strong objections from there about over-loading with 'criminals' lead to the total abolition of transportation in 1877.
Public works prisons were a very important part of the system. In Chatham and Portsmouth prisoners built the dockyards, at Chattenden the arsenal, while at Dover and Portland prisoners built the harbour and breakwaters. Other activities undertaken were somewhat less productive - oakum picking was very unpleasant but useful, and Dartmoor and Broadmoor prisoners broke stone for road making. However other activities such as cranking and treadmilling, were intended to tire, exercise and occupy the prisoners, but served no other purpose.
Particularly close to Mr Moretti's heart was the story of his great grandfather, Joseph Moretti. As a prisoner serving 6 years hard labour, in Portland jail, for theft, he worked on creating Weymouth Bay breakwater and Portland Harbour. He was among the 2,000 prisoners who shifted 6 million tons of rock during their construction, using only their own strength and wheelbarrows, with a derrick and pulley for the very heaviest stones. They also dug by hand the impressive Verne Ditch,120' wide, 75' deep, surrounding Portland army garrison, which they also built. They did have much deserved and necessary extra rations as a reward for their hard labour.
Mr Moretti read us excerpts from the Governor of Portland Prison's journal. This detailed arrivals and departures, visitors, punishments, health matters, accidents and deaths, rebellions and assaults on officers, escapes and recaptures, and, of course, the weather. Trafficking of candles, paper, carved souvenir bone work, tobacco (what's new?) were reported, as was the fact that the prison was a popular sightseeing resort. Prince Albert with his sons Princes Arthur and Albert were among the notable visitors.
In summary reforms to the end of the19th century were;
Regulations to improve diet and living conditions.
Older prisons closed
End of unproductive labour
Fees abolished
End of transportation
Women and children housed and treated separately from men.
End of public executions
Reduction in capital offences
Sentencing rate reduced
Shorter sentences
Experiments in other prison regimes
Other non-custodial options sought.
A very thought provoking talk, for which we offer Mr Moretti our thanks.
Southampton – The Slavery and the Sugar Trade by Andy Russel
Andy Russel's talk on Southampton's involvement in slavery and the sugar industry started with a photograph of the bombed ruins of the huge Sugar House. This six-storey building had been built in the 1740's as a sugar refinery, on the site of the dissolved Franciscan friary. The factory complex was well situated to take advantage of Southampton's trade links to import both the raw molasses from the West Indies, and the coal required to turn it into the highly desirable refined white sugar.
Andy gave us a brief history of the production of sugar from cane, which had probably developed in the Middle East, thence to Sicily, and onwards, feeding the increasing demand in Europe for the convenient sweet substance. The climate in the West Indies was ideal for growing sugar cane, but was not so for Europeans transported for penal servitude of 5,7,or 9 years on the plantations. Very few survived, and this led to an increased trade in African slaves, who were considered better able to survive the hot climate.
Well before this time, there were several mentions of African or Moors in the Southampton records, none of whom were slaves. The first documentation of a black person dates back to 1546 when a ship carrying valuable cargo sank close to Southampton. The ensuing court cases regarding compensation for salvage involved the testimony of one Jacques Francis questioning whether his word could be accepted as trustworthy as he was a non-Christian Moor. The court decided he could be believed, and it is very unlikely he was a slave. A black trumpeter at the courts of Henry VII and Henry VIII, ironically called John Blanc, is also mentioned in the city's records as such. In 1555 a London consortium brought 5 Africans to England, not as slaves, but to be taught English, in order to improve trade as translators and interpreters. In 1561, Queen Elizabeth I granted licences to adventurers to bring back African seamen, again, as interpreters.
According to Huyklyt, in 1562 John Hawkins captured 300 negroes 'by sword and other means'. As these may have been purchased this might be the start of England's involvement in the slave trade, as they were taken and then sold in Domenica. By 1596, there were complaints at the very highest level about there being too many blackamoors claiming relief which should go to the English, but just how many is not known.
Andy then gave an illustrated description of the production of sugar from cane. The cane was planted, cut down by scythes in about 7' lengths, and hauled to a man powered mill where it was crushed, pressed, and the resulting liquid piped down to another shed, where it was boiled, barrelled, and then transported as molasses to England for refining. Southampton was ideally placed to carry out the other processes required to produce sugar, to feed the great demand for the 'white death' sweetener. The Sugar House was the biggest building in Southampton and was built by the French Briseau family. They came to Southampton from being bakers in Whitechapel, in London, and set up an extremely successful and productive business, lasting for many years. The foundations of their large factory complex have been excavated by Andy and his team, and we were shown photos and plans of the dig.
Making sugar from molasses is a very skilled job. It has to be boiled to an exact temperature without burning, to crystalize. After boiling the liquid was poured into conical clay moulds (by the thousand) to be stored for several months to drain and dry. Bulls blood was added through the cones to extract impurities. The stacked cones were kept clean and warm on the top 6th floor, which was strengthened with extra beams to support the great weight. Large moulds made coarser sugar than smaller one. Andy showed illustrations of the manufacturing procedure for the sugar loaves, which, when ready were wrapped in blue sugar paper for distribution across southern England.
A result of the increased consumption of white sugar, which was no longer highly taxed, was a severe deterioration in the teeth of the populace. From 18c onwards, skeletons show rotted teeth, signs of diabetes and arteriosclerosis in all ages.
From being an imported luxury item, sugar had become cheap and easily accessible, and now there were many refineries countrywide. This eventually led to M. Briseau Snr. going out of business, and becoming bankrupt. The company's assets were put up for sale, and it seems from the existing Bill Of Sale the auction was very successful. 5,000 clay moulds are listed, and so few pieces were found during the excavation of the area, that it would seem all the goods and equipment were sold and removed from the site.
Briseau's son-in-law became influential in the town, and lived very well. His 3 houses were cleared by 1870's from the site now occupied by Telephone House and Gloucester Square car park. Their original sugar factory complex had extended from the town walls to High Street.
When sugar refining ceased, the Sugar House was used for a while as a hospital for sick soldiers. However, close proximity, poor sanitation and dirty blankets lead to outbreaks of typhoid. Subsequently the building became White's Furniture Depository, and this was its role until bombed in the German air raids of WWII, which was the sad photo shown at the beginning of Andy's talk.
There is no evidence that Southampton was involved in the infamous 3-way trade, like Bristol and Liverpool. Nor is there any sign that rum, as a by-product from boiling molasses, was made here. However, there is much evidence of Southampton people being involved in slavery. After the abolition in 1836, compensation was paid by the government to plantation and slave owners. The records show many Southampton citizens received generous compensation for their 'loss'. The Town Clerk, Mr Stebbing acted on their behalf to administer this. The extent of their ownership varied considerably, from modest, to numerous. The lists and records of compensation payments to Southamptonians exist, and show very widespread involvement, including several present day families.
Both sides of the slavery debate were represented locally - many wealthy local landowners were pro-slavery, while William Wilberforce himself, son of the vicar of St Mary's, Wm.Cobbett, and Chamberlain were abolitionists. Their campaign, backed by Lord Mansfield was successful, and he decreed 'Let the blacks go free'.
Andy was thanked for his informative talk, full of interesting details, including his own family's (somewhat unwilling) slave owning past!
27th February 2017 Meeting Notes © Linda Pritchard
Admiral of the Fleet, John Rushworth Jellicoe, GCB. OM. GCVO. SGM. DL by John Avery
John Jellicoe was born in Southampton on 5th December 1859, and joined RN Training Ship Britannia in 1872, as a midshipman. He served on several ships and saw much service, mainly with the Mediterranean Fleet.
In 1893 he was aboard HMS Victoria, flagship of the Admiral of the Mediterranean Fleet, Vice Admiral Sir George Tryon, when it was in collision with HMS Camperdown. Tryon devised a berthing exercise whereby the five battle cruisers would enter a formation 1200 yards apart at Tripoli. The distance did not allow for suction created by ships' propellers and the two ships collided. Jellicoe was one of a few survivors. This incident, and the loss of 22 officers and 336 men who died is commemorated on the Portsmouth memorial. A family headstone on a grave in Southampton Old Cemetery also records the event. The wreck of HMS Victoria, off Tripoli, is a protected site.
He was badly injured at the Battle of Beicang during the Chinese Boxer Rebellion, in 1900, and after this conflict, he commanded HMS Drake in North America and the West Indies.
Jellicoe became a Rear Admiral in 1907 and carried through many modernising measures in the Navy. As a member of the Admiralty Ordnance Committee he supervised the introduction of mechanical range finders to improve firing accuracy, and he also supported the construction of Dreadnought battleships, and Invincible battle cruisers.
He become Commander of the Grand Fleet and was awarded many national and international honours. By August 1914, and the start of WW1, he was a full admiral, and was mostly much admired throughout the nation.
At the Battle of Jutland, in May 1916 his command of the Great Fleet was considered disappointing. Despite enormous losses on both sides, neither could claim 'victory' and he had ordered his remaining ships from Scapa Flow to turn back to avoid further losses. His decisions and behaviour were compared unfavourably with Admiral Beatty who had joined the battle from Rosyth.
He became at odds with Government and the Admiralty. Among these disputes, Jellicoe disagreed with ships being deployed to convoys, which he disliked, but which, in fact, were a successful way of protecting convoys from attack. In 1917 he was removed from the post of First Lord of the Admiralty by David Lloyd George.
In 1918 he was created Viscount Jellicoe of Scapa Flow and from 1920 - 1924 was Governor of New Zealand. On his return to Britain, he became Earl Jellicoe and Viscount Brocas of Southampton. He died of pneumonia in London in 1935, and is buried in St Paul's Cathedral. His bronze bust is on a plinth in Trafalgar Square - a great Sotonian, indeed!
William Walker - The Diver at Winchester Cathedral by Margaret Braddock. - 27.3.2017.
The original Winchester Minster, built in 635 was demolished and replaced by a new church consecrated in 1093. However its waterlogged peaty site has meant the Cathedral has suffered continually from severe subsidence. Until 1905, the work to repair damage had been carried out by Cathedral staff in a piecemeal fashion and without great success. Architectural surveyor, John Colson reported an alarming degree of subsidence and of cracked walls with daylight visible between the stonework. The Cathedral was in danger of collapse. Thomas Jackson, the Diocesan Architect, was appointed to assess the work required to save the Cathedral. A trial dig found that the foundations, a raft of beech logs laid in part over peat had moved or rotted. Francis Fox, the eminent civil engineer estimated that the cost of repairs and underpinning the sagging structure would be £20,000,
The Dean appealed for financial support by writing to newspapers and eminent, powerful people. Fundraising events were held throughout the years of work, as costs continually rose. These included the Winchester Pageant and selling items crafted from the old timbers as well as appeals for money.
The repair work commenced, scaffolding erected, damaged stonework replaced with new Portland stone and tie bars fitted. The tie bars are still checked for movement. 500 tons of 'cathedral quality' grout was pumped in to stabilise the walls. The exterior walls were shored up with oak timbers leaving 'cup' marks in the grass.
Francis Fox's plan to stabilise the foundations was to drive drift tunnels beneath the Cathedral and fill them with cement. However the tunnels flooded and it's here that the wonderful William Walker enters the story. William Walker born in 1869, was senior diver for Siebe Gorman. His single-handed work was to take bags of cement under the Cathedral and position them by touch alone in the pitch-black peaty water. Starting at 8am he worked 6 hours a day 5 days a week, for 6 years eventually putting in position 25,000 bags and 110,000 brick blocks.
He wore a red woolly hat and wore wool underwear under his rubberised twill diving suit. The suit, pulled feet upwards had greased tight cuffs but no gloves. His boots, breastplate, helmet and knife, weighed a total of 200 lbs. William West was the main signal / linesman who kept check on his airflow tube, assessed the depth of the water, and prepared for his swift removal if an emergency occurred. Francis Fox also dived to inspect the work, and was famously photographed wearing a diver's suit. When the Cathedral work was finished, William was presented with a silver rose bowl, and was appointed Member of the Royal Victoria Order. He died from Spanish flu on 31 October 1918 and is buried in Beckenham Cemetery in London.
In the Cathedral grounds there is a small statue of a diver. When the statue was unveiled a grandson declared "That bugger ain't Grandad" its likeness having been taken from the diver's suit photograph of Francis Fox. A true likeness is now in the Cathedral, as a fitting tribute and memorial to a remarkable man and his efforts, to whom all lovers of the Cathedral owe an enormous debt of gratitude.
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How to Clear Those Credit Cards Once and For All
In the current economic climate many individuals and families are starting to realise that they need to tighten their belts and reduce their spending. At the same time this also means reducing some of the debts that might have built up when times were good and credit was offered on tap. For most people these debts will be found on store cards and credit cards and these will be the very first things that they look to pay off to get themselves some financial stability.
That being said, with most jobs cutting wages and most shopping baskets seemingly more expensive these days, not to forget the price of petrol at the pump, paying off credit card debts is easier said than done. In addition, once they sit down and work out how much they owe on all their cards together many people quickly realise that they have accumulated some serious and often daunting debt. So where do you start in order to clear that debt? The following steps will help achieve a significant reduction in your debts:
(1) Start off by gathering together each and every credit card statement and store card statement that needs to be cleared. Set them all down on a table next to each other and then calculate how much you will need to pay off in total. Have a stiff drink!
(2) Write down a figure for your monthly salary and also how much of that you can realistically set aside for clearing debts. Allocate as much as possible. Next write down the minimum payments needed for each card and then add them together to get a figure for how much you need to pay at the bare minimum every month.
(3) Compare your monthly salary and the minimum payments. Work out if you can manage that minimum payment figure or, better still, if you can overpay every month.
(4) If you can't reach the minimum payment figure then you need to call your credit card company and talk to them about the situation you've got yourself in and ask them if you can strike a deal so that you can at least pay something back each month. It is far better to do this than let yourself fall even further behind and end up accumulating charges and interest.
(5) Another option is to see if your bank or any other financial institution can provide you with one single consolidating loan that will organize all of your debts into one monthly repayment, most likely at a more affordable and manageable rate. Howver, be aware that if you choose this option you absolutely must tear up all your cards and close down the accounts, rather than end up with the burden of a loan and letting the cards build up again.
(6) If, on the other hand, you are able to make the minimum payment, or pay over and above the minimum then you should start clearing the cards immediately. Tear them up so that you cannot spend anymore money on them and promise yourself not to use them at the very least until they are clear. Even if you are only paying the minimum the debt will very quickly start to drop as long as you don't spend anymore – very soon you'll be paying off not just the interest but also a portion of the principle too.
(7) Make sure you pay off the cards with the highest rates first. If you have any extra over and above the minimum payment, take it off of those high rate cards. Once you have cleared them, move on to the cards with the next highest rates.
With the economy in the state it's in, people are trying everything they can to make ends meet, from cutting their spending to reducing their bills at home, from tax reduction to working more hours. But the simplest and best way to improve your financial situation is to clear your debts as quickly as possible.
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Punky! Radio is a weekly podcast that I make with my mate Tony and to celebrate its 300th show we got some mates round to act as a "Live" studio audience and all had a drink or two. What better atmosphere for a lovely convivial opening! over the years we have played music by bands as diverse as Alien Sex Fiend, Guana Batz, Duran Duran and The Gossip. Sadly none of them could be there on the night but I know that if they could they'd have loved to have watched us cutting the ribbon on another (quality) podcast.
This show had everything: Recorder/Bazouki mash-ups, songs, stories, listener involvement and plenty of cider! I really do hope we're not around for the 600th but trust me, if we are, I'll unofficially open that too (As long as my scissors aren't blunt by then). Please spread the word about Unofficial Openings and there'll be more of them along soon! Cheers!
|Yes he would! Well done G! Quality opening! (Shame about the blurry photo but the cider was already flowing!)
Hey - here's a great idea - why not listen to the 300th show to celebrate! Woohoo! I love unofficial openings!


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Apr 05, 2011 Christina Alexander Uncategorized
A slow first half start didn't startle the Division III no. 5-ranked Cortland State women's lacrosse team on Saturday afternoon at the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex as the team went on to defeat Oswego State 20-5 in its State University of New York Athletic Conference season opener to improve its overall record to 7-1.
The Lakers' early 3-1 lead was enough for Cortland's head coach (and former Fayetteville-Manlius coach) Kathy Taylor. She called a quick time-out to get her team refocused.
"I called the time out so we could have a do-over," Taylor said. "It wasn't the start I had anticipated for our team. think that going into this game we really wanted this to be a great team experience. To do that, we wanted to take care of the game early.
"On offense, we had a lot of opportunities, but we didn't handle those opportunities well. We didn't take good shots. The goalie played a solid first half, but our decision making wasn't as good as it should have been."
The time-out worked, as the Red Dragons responded and netted seven consecutive goals, including three from West Genesee graduate Maria Di Fato. The sophomore would tie her career high in goals with five on the day.
Oswego State would get as close as 9-5 before the Red Dragons closed out the half with a 12-5 halftime score. The Lakers' Kristen Darcy would lead all scorers with two goals.
Midfielder Lindsay Abbott (Onondadga) continued to prove her versatility, contributing career highs in assists (seven) and points (nine) — tying a school record first set by Beth Breen in 1986. Th junior would round out her play and chip in two goals.
"I know in my past years, especially my freshman year, I was always trying to work on my assists," Abbott said. "Throughout the past two years I've definitely upped it, been able to get more assists and help the team out more."
Taylor agreed. "Lindsay has developed into such a tremendous lacrosse talent that she now draws so much defensive pressure," she said. "She is able to identify that when everyone is worried abou her scoring, she can now set other people up. But if they don't respect her that way, she is going to take the goals herself."
On a team where youth trumps all, Abbott and the rest of the upperclassman assume another responsibility – the leadership role.
"Every day we come together as a team," Abbott said, "We make sure everyone is on board, we make sure everyone is following us and we are listening when coach is teaching. It's tough only having five upperclassmen, but I think we handled it pretty well."
Junior attacker Erin Kollar (East Islip) also went on to notch her career high with five goals on the afternoon. Kollar has 11 goals and two assists through eight games this season.
"Erin has been in and out of our starting lineup for three years," Taylor said. "We've been waiting for Erin to become the kind of player that she has become the last couple of games and that's exciting, too."
The Red Dragons' motion offense highlighted the teams' unselfish play, accounting for 12 total assists.
"The motion offense allows opportunities to score from up top, on the side and behind the cage," Taylor said."Because of the offense, it allows us to set screens, picks and exchanges with the ball and off the ball.
"I think we were trying to go into it with that team mentality," Taylor said, "People are starting to look for each other. [The game against Oswego] was an example of players that have been on the field together for three years. They see each other well."
Sophomore goalies Ally Levy (Seton Keough) and Shauna Hutchinson (East Islip) split time in goal, combining for six saves. Other scoring notables included Sophomore Mary Hartzheim (F-M), with two goals and one assist; and sophomore Gina Campese (East Syracuse-Minoa), with one goal and two assists. Jordan Miller (Liverpool),Alexis Egeberg (Carthage), Heather Casey and Laura Edward scored, too, with Liz Beville (Jamesville-DeWitt) contributing an assist.
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Applying CLIL to a science lesson
Practice 4. CLIL
Additional language
Teaching of both content and language.
Positive effects demonstrated:
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The 4Cs Framework
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Co-operation of foreign language teachers with subject teachers
Developing learner autonomy.
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Learning should always be context-based, placed in natural contexts.
Developing different language skills
Well-balanced approach to teaching content and language.
Spanish students. Second year of Primary Education.
Fifteen students in the class.
Science classes: 3 hours per week.
Native teachers: role of science teacher and foreign language teacher.
• Materials: metal, wood, paper, glass, cotton, wool, clay.
• Able to float / sink.
• Carry out simple observations about materials and heat.
• Record observations in simple form.
• Make predictions about the results of experiments.
• Show interest in carrying out experiments.
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Materials´ song
Main tasks
Experiment 1: (20 min) Does it float?
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- The Fantastic Flying Books Of Mr Morris Lesmore By William Joyce This is a fun book Children will love hearing this story and being silly playing with words. I loved the pictures. The wind and the words flying all over the place reminded me of The Wizard Of OZ.
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- Maybe Something Beautiful How Art Transformed A Neighborhood By F.Isabel Campoy and Theresa Howell Illustrated by Rafael Lopez. This story reveals how art can inspire transformation and how even the smallest artist can accomplish something big .Mira is the young artist and her neighbors reveal how art can transform a neighborhood that even a young artist can accomplish.
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Luton have handed defender Russell Perrett a new one-year deal.Luton Town have continued their Championship preparations by retaining the services of defender Russell Perrett.
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- Gauge awareness and initial opinions of Community Budgets and the pilot programme;
- Examine the perceived challenges of the Community Budget Pilot and how they could be overcome;
- Identify any existing programmes and best practice that could be accelerated;
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His son Rand is a little less trustworthy because he has made some concessions to get into his position. Although he is better than anyone else in the Senate.
Alex Jones is ok sometimes, but he is bipolar and ruins his credibility when he accepts things without substantial evidence. But if you are going to be a professional conspiracy theorist, you have to lower the bar of evidence. He has people like David Icke that believe that the world is run by reptilian shapeshifters. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof....
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Hello lovelies!!
Well, it has been a long time coming but I have FINALLY finished stitching Lizzie Kate's At Our House. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece and I think maybe the reason it took me so very long was because it was a piece I was sad to see end. Am I making any sense? Possibly not with this crazy cold I have lol.
I am looking forward to getting a few more WIPs out of the way over the course of the next few months. Especially those that may be slightly past due on when they should have been done. Alas, a gift is a gift regardless of the day!
Now, because I already have so many WIPs on the go I will add in one more!! Lol Here's to MiraMarch and my wonderful Stitchy friends!!
Have a great Stitchy Day!! XO
Welcome to our General Year Long 2017 SAL and Lizzie Kate SAL. This is one with no deadlines. You stitch at your leisure. You choose which charts to stitch, fabric and threads. Share your progress as you go along and post your finished piece. I would like to thank each and every one of you for making this year a fun filled stitchy year. HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017!
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
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Congrats on a beautiful finish. I'm looking forward to seeing more updates Happy Stitching!ReplyDelete
I know exactly what you mean, I have lots of projects that I am sad to see end. Congrats on finishing, absolutely beautiful :)ReplyDelete
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Thanks to Pangu and TaiG team you can install Auxo 3 on iOS 8.1.2 devices. As their incredible work help give many jailbreak user enjoy using thir devices with many newer tweaks. While many new tweaks appears on jailbroken scene of iOS 8 the rebirth of older ones, loved tweaks has been also welcome. Among them is Auxo 3. Its developer has just posted a tweet that it was updated. So now you can install Auxo 3 on iOS 8.
For those users who are not familiar with Auxo here is little background information. First jailbreak iOS 8.1.2 firmware on youir device and get Cydia where you can find this tweak. Some time back in history of iOS the Apple's platform was multitasking. And users had to deal with icons that put a secondary barrage to those apps that were on the home screen. But Auxo settled an affair and added a sizeable preview to each app in the multitasking menu of device. It also allowed users to remove all running apps only for two seconds.
And now this useful tweak was updated to iOS 8 and its multitasking was improved at stock level. And at present time unrecognizable from the look that was even two years back. But the modernized version of Auxo 3 looks as magnificent as it always was, with a flowing ripple effect, neat as the user navigates through the multitasking menu. Furthermore, in case your device has been jailbroken with Pangu or TaiG tool, this is certainly yet one more tweak which will quite possibly confirm difficult to avoid.
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February 17, 1926 - March 05, 2017
Roberta O'Connor (nee Lewis), age 91, resident of Lisle, IL since 2007 and former resident of Naperville, IL passed away Sunday, March 5, 2017 at Brookdale Senior Living in Lisle. She was born February 17, 1926 in Monmouth, IL to the late L. Thompson and Mary (nee Miller) Lewis.
Beloved wife of the late F. Coyne O'Connor whom she married August 2, 1952 and who preceded her in death on October 25, 1992. Loving mother of Nancy (Jeff) Rice, Timothy (Ann) O'Connor, Janet (Barry) Carpenter, Mary (Eric) Krause and Thomas (Jacqueline) O'Connor. Doting grandmother of Cassandra (Mathew Davidson) O'Connor, Samuel, Molly, Reagan, Lauren and Jack O'Connor; Kristina (Andrew) Kuntz and Scott (Laura) Carpenter; Carl (Malorie) Krause and Neil Krause; Derrick O'Connor. Proud great grandmother of Russell and Annella Davidson; Beckett, Decker and Harper Kuntz; and Griffin Carpenter.
Roberta was born a farmer's daughter in Monmouth, IL, and graduated from Monmouth High School in 1944. She attended Bradley University, enjoyed sisterhood as a member of the Beta Nu Chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority, and graduated with a degree in Accounting in 1948. After graduating college, she moved to Chicago where she worked as a bookkeeper at First National Bank of Chicago. While in Chicago she met and married Coyne and began her family.
They built a home and moved to Naperville in 1960. In their home, they enjoyed many home cooked meals, kitchen table conversations, games of dominoes, hands of canasta, and rounds of Uno. Their hearth and home was filled with love and family antics. Stories abound of ball games, broken windows, time spent at the top of the stairs, the quirks of day-to-day family life, and the enduring mystery of the dart in the basement television. She was a member and officer of the Fort Payne chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She also enjoyed golf, bowling, and jigsaw puzzles. She worked as a bookkeeper at the Penny Wise thrift shop of the St. John's Episcopal Church. She was a hockey mom, Girl Scout mom, baseball mom, and "adopted" mom of many family friends.
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Funeral services Thursday, March 9, 9:45 AM at the church with Rev. Neil Schori officiating.
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I'm thinking of using reciever controlled switch to operate the Bad Motivator 'pop-up' and smoke system, but theres also the 12 channel remote switch unit?? A slip-ring unit will also be needed as the power units are to be in the body (as at the moment, R5's eyes and Motivator LED are battery powered and inside his head).
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Does anyone have a 1911 street map showing east Calgary? Some of the 1911
street addresses do not match up with modern Calgary maps or my 1891 rolled
Statistics are interesting but I was thinking of the simple increase in
number of sub-districts for "downtown" Calgary census from 4 to many. There
was a big increase in land area of Calgary after 1906.
Small homes on large downtown Calgary lots with a few cows and horses were
replaced by larger homes, businesses and rooming houses with many boarders.
Some of the street names and house numbers changed after the publication of
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entrance to the Calgary zoo.
The side of the street will make a difference to the census sub-districts
which are divided by BLOCKS. Thus #54 is the south side of 9th Ave and east
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map with the block numbers.
14th Street and 17th Avenue SW intersection manhole is still a marker for
survey references according to a retired street construction engineer. That
was the SW corner of Calgary in 1906. Bow River was the north edge of the
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Warren County landscape drawings 1848
Electronic resources
- http://www.in.gov/library/finding-aid/S0315_Warren_County_Landscape_Drawings.pdf - Finding aid
- http://cdm16066.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16066coll44/id/8 - Drawing of a waterfall in Warren County
- http://cdm16066.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16066coll44/id/2 - Drawing of Wabash River in Warren County
- http://cdm16066.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16066coll44/id/5 - Drawing of Williamsport Falls in Warren County
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- 1 of 1 copy available at Evergreen Indiana.
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|Due Date
|Indiana State Library - Indianapolis
|[Mss I] ISLI S0315 (Text)
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- Physical Description: 0.01 Cubic feet 1 folder
Content descriptions
|General Note:
| Processing Information: Collection processing completed 2016/04/21 by Brittany Kropf. EAD finding aid created 2016/04/21 by Brittany Kropf.
|Restrictions on Access Note:
| This collection is open for research.
|Summary, etc.:
| This collection includes three charcoal drawings from an unknown artist in Warren County, Indiana in 1848, with subjects including a scene of the Wabash River with a small human figure on a raft as viewed from the riverbank, and two different waterfalls, Williamsport Falls and an unidentified waterfall, in Warren County.
|Preferred Citation of Described Materials Note:
| Warren County landscape drawings, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Indiana State Library
|Terms Governing Use and Reproduction Note:
| Legal title, copyright, and literary rights reside with Rare Books and Manuscripts, Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, IN. All requests to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to Rare Books and Manuscripts.
|Biographical or Historical Data:
| Williamsport Falls is a waterfall located on the Falls Creek, a branch of the Wabash River near to the center of Williamsport, the county sear of Warren County, Indiana. The waterfall is formed where Falls Creek travels over a sandstone ledge. Its height has changed over the years as pieces of the ledge sheared off and fell to the pool below, where sandstone was once quarried to build many local structures. In the 19th century, the falls once had a water flow substantial enough to support a mill, but the conversion of woodlands and grasslands to farmland and the diversion of water for agricultural irrigation has made its flow less consistent.Sources:Indiana Geological Survey, Department of Natural Resources. "Williamsport Falls (Dry Falls) (GM-39)." Indiana: Our Hoosier State Beneath Us. Indiana Geological Survey created 1974-1984. Electronic version prepared by Jian Liu, Ann Graham, and Lois Heiser, November 1998. Accessed April 21, 2016. http://www.indiana.edu/~librcsd/etext/hoosier/GM-39.html. Warren County Historical Society. A History of Warren County, Indiana. (Williamsport, IN: Warren County Historical Society, 2002), 165.
|Ownership and Custodial History:
| This collection was received by Rare Books and Manuscripts as a donation and moved from the Manuscripts General Photograph Collection on 2016/04/21.
|Accumulation and Frequency of Use Note:
| No further additions are expected.
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Julie Prentice and her family move across the country to the idyllic Mount Adams district of Cincinnati, hoping to evade the stalker who's been terrorizing them ever since the publication of her bestselling novel, The Murder Game. Since Julie doesn't know anyone in her new town, when she meets her neighbor John Dunbar, their instant connection brings measured hope for a new beginning. But she never imagines that a simple, benign conversation with him could set her life spinning so far off course.
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Julie Prentice, the heroine of this gripping thriller from McKenzie (Spin), has moved with her husband and their twins to Cincinnati, Ohio, where she's plagued by neighborhood watchdog Cindy Sutton, who publishes the local newsletter. In addition to circulating details of upcoming social functions and other neighborhood news, Cindy's paper expounds on perceived threats to the community, dictating rules of conduct to prevent them. Many of the threats concern purported misdeeds by Julie, thereby making her the community pariah. Meanwhile, Julie is struggling not to become romantically involved with her neighbor, John Dunbar, also with two children, with whom she has been flirting. The reader eventually discovers that an earlier car accident of some kind has had severe repercussions for the Dunbar family. What exactly occurred and who was responsible is the puzzle on which the novel centers, with important consequences to the various characters. The suspense grows, and just when things seem clear, they veer off in another direction. Agent: Abigail Koons, Park Literary Group. (Oct.)


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When the #MedPsych community formed, over a year ago, it was driven by a desire to truly change healthcare. Over the last year, we have had a wonderful core group form. And now, we recognize that changing healthcare is going to require action. And action needs a plan. So, during our January 13th chat, Dr. Giurleo and I invited the community to brainstorm a mission statement. This post is the summary of the wonderful ideas that were generated. Actually, this post is the next step in building our mission statement into a tool that can power forward action. So let's start with a list of some of community's thoughts:
- If we can get rockets to fly, we can integrate health care. — Susan Giurleo
- We pledge to be an inclusive community together working towards holistic health- mind, body & spirit. We connect to each other. — Gia Sison
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Being a mother is far from easy, but imagine being a teen and getting pregnant. It becomes even more complicated. "Teen Mom 2" follows four girls from the second season of MTV's documentary series 16 And Pregnant – Chelsea, Jenelle, Kailyn, and Leah. This show fist aired on January 11, 2011. People can watch these girls deal with all the responsibilities that come with having children, such as finances, graduating high school, or the relationships with the father. Jenelle Evans had had a difficult battle with her mother, Barbara Evans, but they have finally reached an agreement over custody. The 25-year-old mom also had a reunion with her son, Jace, over the Memorial Day weekend.
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