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Johnson honored for sixth NASCAR title
Ultimately, the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Awards Friday night were all about Jimmie Johnson and his sixth series championship.
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Sporting Achievement of the Year 2013 Finalist: Scott Dixon
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Robert Kubica's remarkable recovery from a near fatal accident continues with the former F1 driver receiving the FIA Personality of the Year award.
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Zito, who built his Hall of Fame career on success in the Triple Crown, ruled the day in Saturday's $1 million Claiming Crown by saddling Nevada Kid for a victory in the $200,000 Jewel, the last and richest of eight races run in honor of Thoroughbred racing's most enduring competitors, the claiming horse.
Beilue: Sandies boosters rally around El Paso football family involved in fatal wreck
The Amarillo High football community provided food, gift cards, game DVD, Thanksgiving Day meal and more than a $3,000 college scholarship to El Paso Chapin's Elijah Perales and his family after Perales' father and grandmother died in a wreck near Vega on Nov. 23 en route to watch him play against the Sandies.
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Vettel and Red Bull crowned Champions
For the fourth year running, Sebastian Vettel was officially crowned the F1 World Champion, collecting his trophy at the FIA's prize-giving gala in Paris.
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Jean Todt was unanimously re-elected as president of motorsport's world governing body by the International Automobile Federation general assembly on Friday.
McLaren: Merc will be strongest
Next year's Championship will see the introduction of the 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engines which are expected to shake up the field.
NASCAR chairman Brian France eager to improve on-track product
NASCAR continues to work on improving its on-track product, an endeavor chairman Brian France takes so seriously he plans to attend Monday's test at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Rickey Stenhouse Jr. accepts NASCAR's rookie award, after beating out his girlfriend
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ByUS President Barack Obama appeared onstage with former President Bill Clinton for a conversation about the future of health care reform in America, and the benefits of expanding access to quality health care around the globe at Clinton Global Initiative in New York on September 24, 2013.
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| Rob Simon Assistant Professor email: email@example.com | |
Research Overview My research explores the social and political contexts of literacy teaching, learning, and teacher education from the perspectives of practitioners. In my research and teaching, I draw on sociocultural theories of literacy as a means of encouraging educators to develop understandings, curriculum, and pedagogy from students literate livestheir diverse cultures, languages, and literacy practices. The aim is to re-imagine schools and literacy classrooms as places oriented to increased equity, access, and educational opportunity for all students. Building from a multiyear study exploring the intellectual, relational, and political work of a community of new literacy teachers, my current research initiatives include the creation of a network of pre- and in-service literacy teachers in OntarioThe Teaching to Learn Project. Curriculum Vitae http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/Curriculum_Vitae/Rob_Simon_CV.pdf Academic History Ph.D., Reading/Writing/Literacy, University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education, Philadelphia, PA, USA, 2009 MA in Secondary Education, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, USA, 2003 Single-Subject Teaching Credential, English, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, USA, 2001 Masters of Theological Studies, Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA, 1997 BA, Liberal Arts, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA, USA, 1991 Teaching Overview Over the last ten years, I have taught graduate courses including Literacy: Social and Educational Perspectives, Practitioner Research, Teaching English/Language and Literacy in Middle and Secondary Schools, and Research on Writing and the Teaching of Writing. In CTL, I currently teach two graduate courses in CSTD, New Literacies: Making Multiple Meanings and Practitioner Inquiry, and a pre-service course in the MT program, Curriculum and Teaching in English: Intermediate and Secondary. Representative Publications Edited Book: Kosnik, C., Rowsell, J., Williamson, P., Simon, R. & Beck, C. (Eds.). (2013). Literacy Teacher Educators: Preparing Teachers for a Changing World. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers. Representative Articles: Simon, R. & Campano, G. (2013). Activist literacies: Teacher research as resistance to the "normal curve". Journal of Language and Literacy Education, 9(1), 21-39. http://jolle.coe.uga.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Teacher-Research.pdf Simon, R. (2013). "Starting with what is": Exploring response and responsibility to student writing through collaborative inquiry. English Education, 45(2) 115-146. http://www.ncte.org/library/NCTEFiles/Resources/Journals/EE/0452-jan2013/EE0452Starting.pdf Simon, R., Campano, G., Broderick, D., & Pantoja, A. (2012). Practitioner research and literacy studies: Toward more dialogic methodologies. English Teaching: Practice and Critique, 11(2), 5-24. http://edlinked.soe.waikato.ac.nz/research/files/etpc/files/2012v11n2art1.pdf Simon, R. (2012). "Without comic books there would be no me": Teachers as connoisseurs of adolescents' literate lives. Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy, 55(6), 516-526. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.myaccess.library.utoronto.ca/store/10.1002/JAAL.00061/asset/jaal061.pdf?v=1&t=hh0lwhy6&s=0666f4cfce6fecb45eebe8e89ff35bd52009b505 Simon, R. (2011). On the human challenges of multiliteracies pedagogy. Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood, 12(4), 362-366. http://www.wwwords.co.uk.myaccess.library.utoronto.ca/rss/abstract.asp?j=ciec&aid=4825&doi=1 Simon, R. (2009). Constructing a language of learning to teach. In M. Cochran-Smith and S.L. Lytle (Eds.), Inquiry as stance: Practitioner research for the next generation (pp. 275-292). NY: Teachers College Press. Research Grants and ContractsIn 2011, I was awarded a Connaught New Researcher Grant to develop a research community of pre- and in-service literacy teachers, "Teaching to Learn: Collaborative Teacher Research in Community". This research has included collaborations with adolescents in West Toronto, including inviting them to co-develop approaches to teaching literature and co-author curricula with teacher candidates and early year literacy teachers. This has resulted in two publications in progress, including a co-authored chapter in a forthcoming text on community-based multiliteracies projects: Simon, R., Brennan, J., Bresba, S., DeAngelis, S. Edwards, W., Jung, H., & Pisecny, A. (Under review, June 2012). Investigating literacy through intergenerational inquiry. In H. Pleasants and D. Salter (Eds.), Community-based multiliteracies and digital media projects: Questioning assumptions and exploring realities. New York: Peter Lang. Currently, I am a collaborator on two SSHRC-funded projects: "Revisiting learning lives: Longitudinal perspectives on literacy education research" (Rowsell & Sefton-Green, Principal Investigators); and "Literacy teacher educators: Their backgrounds, visions, and practices" (Kosnik, Principal Investigator). Honours and Awards In 2009-2010, I was awarded a Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. I received the 2009 Ralph C. Preston Award for Scholarship and Teaching Contributing to Social Justice and Educational Equity. In 2013 I received the Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award from OISE. I have been nominated for teaching awards including: Distinguished Contributions to Teaching and the Excellence in Initial Teacher Education awards at OISE/University of Toronto, 2011-2012; the University of Pennsylvanias Center for Teaching and Learnings Graduate Fellowship for Teaching Excellence, 2006-2007, and the Graduate School of Educations Teaching Excellence Award, at the University of Pennsylvania in 2006. Professional Activities I am a member of the Centre for Media and Culture in Education, the Centre for Urban Schooling, and the Centre for Educational Research in Language and Literacy at OISE. Professional journals I have reviewed for include: English Education, Routledge English Language and Linguistics, Pedagogies, Curriculum Inquiry, Language and Literacy, Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood. I have served as reviewer for the following professional organizations: The American Educational Research Association (AERA), The Literacy Research Association (LRA), and the Language and Literacy Researchers in Canada, Canadian Society for the Study of Education (CSSE) Currently, I serve on the Board of Directors of Life Learning Academy High School, San Francisco, CA. Research Areas Equity, Diversity & Social Justice Literacy Students (including Student Experience, Student Engagement & Students At Risk) Teacher Education & Development (including ITE and Induction)Other Information Recent Interview: Collaborative Inquiry using NIGHT: An Interview with Professor Rob Simon. April 8, 2013. Available at: http://onnetwork.facinghistory.org/collaborative-inquiry-using-night-an-interview-with-professor-rob-simon/. |


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We had great service and food. The early dinner menu was great!
Great food, great atmosphere for Mother's day, great service equals an overall excellent experience. I can't wait to try lunch and dinner! Highly recommended!
Good in the buffet was very good but would have liked more options. They are known for their seafood and fish and there weren't many options there. Everything tasted great though. The server was super friendly and very helpful. We will definitely be back!
Went for Mother's Day. There was a nice variety of breakfast and lunch choices. Everything was displayed beautifully and looked and tasted delicious. The buffet was kept clean and restocked often. Service was exceptional. This was one of the best brunches I have ever been to, and I have been to many!
The plan was for my parents to drive up from Waseca Mn so I was to find a place between there and Eden Prairie. I tried making reservations for brunch on Mothers Day to Porterhouse in Lakeville. When they were booked, I searched for what was near. My parents and I were very impressed on how they greeted us, served us and continued to come by and ask how our experience was. Not only our waitress but also the "table cleaning guy" would ask. I believe the manager even came by to ask us how we enjoyed our meal. The buffet was AWESOME! It was a select amount of breakfast and lunch options. It was not overwhelming. The walleye was the best and I also enjoyed green beans. The deserts were awesome too. Thank you! Awesome job!
Each time I have been to Copper River over the past few months it has gotten better. We always have great service and excellent food! This is a gem in an unlikely location and needs to be kept in the neighborhood.
They have made jam using bacon! Is any more information really needed?? Very friendly staff for our special occasion. All staff was aware of our anniversary which was a very nice touch. My wife had halibut that was very good. The bacon jam was the star of the dish! I enjoyed a flavorful bone in rib eye that was done to my order. The pre meal hummus was very good but awkward to eat with the portions of grilled tortilla wrap. Would have been more enjoyable on a toasted bread of some sort we felt. Both of our martinis were great also. We'll be back to try more martinis and some of the appetizers!
Due to a busy holiday weekend night, we couldn't get a reservation at a local restaurant. We took a chance on Copper River and it was excellent. Fantastic dinner, nice wine choices, and excellent service. We ordered two different types of fish and both were outstanding. Next time, Copper River will be our first choice.
The Copper River Fish & Chop House is a GEM!! The menu is extensive and our waiter was attentive and answered all questions, in detail, about the fish we were interested in. As a result, the fish we selected was prepared exactly as we wanted it and the entire meal was excellent.The restaurant is beautiful, the food was outstanding, and the service was the best we have had in a long time.I highly recommend this restaurant - it is well worth the drive to Lakeville. We will be back with other friends for sure.
Scallops and salmon were really good. It is pretty spendy - $100 for two of us and all we had was our entrée and one glass of house wine. Modern, nice décor.
Our group of 4 (60+) ate here on June 1, 2013. We enjoyed the starter on the table of hummus and cheese to spread on warm tortillas. We each had a cocktail and they arrived properly created. The dinners we enjoyed were the Ono Wahoo/grilled, Canadian Walleye/grilled, Ahi Tuna steak /seared rare to perfection and the special of the night a small Filet Mignon stuffed with crab and mushrooms/medium rare. Each of us was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food, presentation and quantity. Each entree came with it's own sides and one Caesar salad was ordered . We all commented that a nice salad bar would have been perfect in this restaurant. We did not order dessert or wine. Our server was knowledgeable and we would all dine here again.
We tried the Ivory salmon and it was amazing. We love how Copper River keeps their menu fresh by consistently adding new features.
This is one of our favorites even though they over cooked my steak this time. They fixed it right away and brought me a cup of soup while they redid my order. The service is great.
All fish is sustainable. Their menu is thoughtful plus you can have any fish simply prepared.i had hand harvested scallops simply prepared using pan searing. scallops were wonderful. my daughter had steak which came med rare as ordered and was perfect. Vegetables were the only slip. asparagus was well roasted but the ends were not trimmed beforehand so tough. i ordered the special brussel sprouts which would have been perfect if given 10 more minutes in the oven. Despite the veggies - i definitely recommend it for the fish and meat. we were there on a sunday when the wine by the bottle is half price.Nice selection of wines.
I had no idea that the Copper River Salmon was such a great treat. The waiter took time to explain the differences on the salmon choices, and hightly recommended the seasonal Copper River Salmon. I loved it. One is our group had the Walleye, liked lots. Next time, we will try the Chops...which is the house specialty! I'm sure it will be great.
Went to celebrate our anniversary - received a special menu and a dessert. Everyone we interacted with was pleasant and accommodating. Really enjoyed our celebration. Thank you!!
We hadn't been to Copper River but had been to its predecessor, Copper Blu. Needless to say, Copper River is fabulous! I don't think have found out about this place yet so check it out! The food is far better than its predecessor, the outside deck is great and the service fantastic. It has the entire package and it's very reasonably priced. Good find!
We dined with a couple that dines out a lot at 5 star restaurants and they were very impressed with the food and the service. The steak was very good and the scallops and halibut were exceptional, everyone was pleased with their food. The server was very pleasant and seemed to be there whenever we needed anything. We have been there several times and we will be back, especially now that we can enjoy the great patio!
I was pleasantly surprised when I visited Copper River this week. They have gone back to more of a formal dining atmosphere with the linens on the tables, low lights, and servers dressed more professionally. That was the original experience when it was Copper Blue. Molly Cool's had a more family friendly casual vibe which we have plenty of in the Apple Valley/Lakeville area. The food was delicious and service was attentive. They have a wonderful patio area as well....when the weather cools I will definitely be frequenting that space.
We picked this restaurant for restaurant week, and really enjoyed it. We had been to this location previously while under its former name. The salmon is amazing. The wood grilled flavor really came through and the sauce was perfect, bringing out and adding to the flavors rather than masking them. Although we ate indoors, the outdoor dinning area looked very inviting. They also have early dinning specials if you get there between 4 to 6 pm, with three course dinners for only $30.....what a perfect way to experience this restaurant on a budget!
Dinner was excellent. Had the scallops and they are to die for! The waiter was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely come back again. Prices are high, but was worth it for a special occasion.
We picked this restaurant from the reviews and the place did not disappoint. The fish was fresh, grilled perfection and the steak was large steakhouse quality at a very reasonable price. The server was spot on, there for every part of the meal and we capped the night off with cheesecake better than New York style. Very impressive.
We got a gift card for Copper River from a friend. It's is in the middle of the land of strip malls. The atmosphere inside was terrific. I loved the mid-century decor combined with a modern rustic flair, but since it was a beautiful summer evening, we opted for a table on the patio. The patio lacked ambience, felt lackluster and needing more personality and ambient lighting. The only lighting outside came from some white string lights on the surrounding bushes. The privacy fence covered not enough of the view of the Caribou Coffee across the parking lot. Once the fire pit was lit, "the vibe" improved a bit. What the patio and location lacked, it made up for in everything else–the food was excellent, drinks were great, & service was superb!
Why isn't this place packed at lunchtime? Time & hassle-wise it's closer than downtown from the airport/MOA -- it's an easy 15 min drive straight south down Cedar/Hwy 77, with free parking. The food, including fresh seafood, is outstanding, service attentive without being pushy, and prices in-line with fine-dining lunches. Nice wood decor & patio for outdoor dining, too. I enjoyed a cobb salad with asparagus and thin-sliced rings of pickled onion added to the more traditional components. The grilled salmon sandwich on freshly-baked roll was perfectly cooked. The lobster quesadilla was flavorful, served with two tasty sauces. Summertime non-alcohol mojitos (no-jitos) were freshly prepared & the pomagranite one was especially good.
Always enjoy our visits to Copper River..Always great food & excellent service.
The food here is some of the best in the Twin Cities. It is a great place to go for a conversation because you can actually hear the person sitting across from you. Upscale food, casual atmosphere. Enjoy!
We've been to the few different resteraunts that have been in this building with mixed results. We came by to give copper river a chance and were not dissapointed. The meal was absolutely perfect!. The oysters were fresh and shucked well. Swordfish was PERFECT, the scallops were excellent. Very pleased!
This was our fifth time dining at Copper River but it was our friends first time. The food and service was awesome. After dinner we sat out on the patio for a while to unwind.
Excellent meals. Lots of interesting fresh fish dishes. Open concept made it noisy.
This is a nice gem of a restaurant. There are not many from which to choose in the Lakeville / Apple Valley area. It is not overly large inside, and as a result, the service is perhaps more attentive than expected. Our waiter was very knowledgeable about the menu items and made several great suggestions. And the wine list, although not extensive, had several great choices on it. The food was well presented and prepared. Try the cheesecake for dessert. It was astonishing and enough for several to share! This was our second visit to Copper River, and both experiences were quite positive. We will go back again.
This place is awesome. The server and the manager were extremely attentive. Food here is awesome!
Copper River was a plesant surprise recently for our family. All five of us had a signature main course, and none of us were disappointed. Portion sizes and flavors were very good, and accompaniments were well thought out. Dessert was fabulous - New York Cheesecake and Key Lime Pie. Portions were very big. The cheesecake was excellent, but the Key Lime pie could have used a little more flavor and tartness, but was still a very good dish. The prices at this restaurant are comparable to big restaurants in the city, so I suggest do not go here if your are expecting great food at a bargain price.
This was my 2nd time for dinner at Copper River, and was not disappointed either time. The variety and ingenuity of the sauces (on both fish and chops) were amazing. Have been recommending it to all my family & friends for wonderful food and service. Though too cool at the time for outdoor dining, it looked like a great area to meet and eat. Will be back to try it out with more friends/family when weather permits. Note: The noise level was a little high, but probably due to the fact that the place was packed!
It's not cheap but I can only eat half my food so leftovers make it easier. It's our go to spot for a nice meal.
Came on a quiet night. Food was outstanding and service was great. Definitely recommend.
Nobody in our group had previously dined at Copper River. We were all pleasantly surprised. Even though the wind was blowing and it was very chilly, the fire in the outside area looking inviting. The inside of the restaurant is very nice. Our four person party enjoyed selections from the Restaurant Week choices. We all really liked our meals. Two of us ordered the trout which was delicious, and the other two ordered the steak. Even though the cut of steak wasn't very good it was prepared well! The asparagus was prepared perfectly. The desserts were wonderful as well! We would dine there again if we were in the area, but we wouldn't drive out of our way to go there.
We chose Copper River Fish and Chop house based on their Restaurant Week offerings. It was a cold and rainy Sunday night and it was a bit quiet. Nice. My wife's butternut squash bisque and the steelhead trout were terrific! Mashed sweet potato and spinach combination paired well with the trout. My steak was done perfectly. Staff was knowledgeable and attentive. Wine list was limited, but there was a real gem in the selection that we enjoyed. With half price wine on Sunday made it even better. Overall, I would highly recommend it.
Dinner was really good and the service was great. Pumpkin cheesecake was super tasty, like pumpkin pie with the creaminess of cheesecake! Butternut squash soup was too salty but everything else was pretty good.
We chose this restaurant for three reasons - it was on the Mpls/St. Paul Restaurant Week list, it was highly recommended by friends and it was in our immediate neighborhood. We were not disappointed. From the moment we walked in the door and marveled at the décor to the excellent food and service, we enjoyed our lunch. We will certainly return for dinner and happy hour in the future.
We visited Copper River during Restaurant Week. My husband and I both ordered the special 3 course dinner - and both enjoyed our dishes very much. Our server seemed a little new/green, but was very courteous and did a nice job. Outside of the special, the menu pricing seemed a bit high to us - it was more comparable to a nice restaurant downtown Minneapolis than the suburbs. I think if we did go back, we would go during patio season. It looks like it would be a great spot for that.
Food and service were OUTSTANDING!...we will be back. My wife had the bacon and cheddar stuffed chicken with bacon jam...the bacon jam is to die for!...I chose the sauted scallops, they were done perfectly and the lobster bisque sauce with wild mushrooms complemented the scallops perfectly. Well done!
After locating the front door (it took a loop around the parking lot), I found that interior was very inviting. I liked the architecture and fittings quite a bit. The service was great, friendly and attentive. The menu is big and I'm looking forward to returning to try more items.
We had a 5pm reservation on Saturday. The service was outstanding. The only thing that could beat it was the food--and it did!. I had the Carmelized Mass. Sea Scallops--done to perfection. Not undercooked (soft and mushy), not overcooked (rubbery), just perfect! It is such a rich entrée, don't let the size fool you. My wife had the 16oz pork chop prepared to the recommended medium. It was perfect with just the right amount of seasoning. Medium means slightly pink--if you have a aversion to pink pork, let them know--I'm sure they will do medium well for you. This used to be Molly Cools'. It was great then, but now as Copper River it is Fantastic. There is no need to tell you, but we will be back. Thank you Copper River Fish and Chop House.
We had a huge pile of mussels for an app which were great, then I had a crab and mushroom stuffed filet while my wife had the king crab legs. There was plenty of food but we still left room for desert. I had a very large slice of red velvet cake which was moist and delicious. My only complaint was that the beer list was pretty short. The wine list was a little longer and adequate for our price. Very good service, and we'd definitely go back again!
Great food and a very cool atmosphere. This restaurant is like no other I've been in. The architectural design with the wood and glass combination is inspiring. The fresh sea food options are great and the service was great. The outdoor fire pit is a perfect place to be on a fall evening. We had a great dining experience.
We enjoyed my birthday dinner on a Monday evening...which was out first dining experience at Copper River. Outstanding steak and seafood dinner for south of the river!! Kelvin the GM told me about the difference of Hereford Beef being the most tender, juicy and flavorful steak I would eat...and both my husband and I agree!! Delicious!! The scallops are succulent, cooked perfectly and are amazing! The dinner music was perfect and added to a most enjoyable evening. The ambiance with the view of the patio is amazing with the bonfire pit fire and lighted trees. Hope you will dine there and be pleasantly surprise after the two previous names at that location...I know we were!!
A worthy hidden gem. Open Table, please correct your directions!
We had a lovely evening at Copper River for my birthday. Everything was wonderful: the appetizer crab cakes, the dinner scallops and parmesan walleye and the strawberry creme brule dessert. My only complaint was the large size of the dishes,especially the walleye. Our server was attentive, but not intrusive, and very knowledgeable about the menu and resruarant history (when asked).
Appetizers and Seafood just what you'd expect on the coast! Steak is a thick cut and medium well comes out medium rare but still delicious. No room for dessert this time!
This was my first experience. Excellent food, service, and atmosphere. We will be back.


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Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 02:13 am |
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PvtClewell Member
Pam, I checked in my regimental of the 153rd, and the best I can come up with is several references to the Poor House, which, of course, would be the Alms House on Harrisburg Road located a few hundred yards south of Barlow's Knoll. Makes sense to me if it was used as a hospital. It became a Confederate hospital after the 1st and 11th Corps were pushed through town. There were also a few references to the "11th Corps Hospital," which apparently turned out out be a barn on the Spangler Farm located just off the Baltimore Pike (and supposedly where Armistead was taken after he was wounded and where he subsequently died). But that would be for the fighting of July 2-3. Check this site: http://civilwarlibrarian.blogspot.com/2008/06/news-gettysburg-foundation-adds.html I hope this helps. If I find out anything more definite, I'll let you know. But this might be a good starting point. |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 02:27 am |
42nd Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Pam & Pvt.: Done some research on this myself. Many may not know it, but back in 1996 when CWi started, and before CWi obtained the domain address "civilwarinteractive.com" we were "almshouse.com" - named for the GB almshouse. I have found no records at all indicating that the almshouse was used as a hospital, but Pvt. you are correct about Spangler. There were a few others as well. I have to dig out the papers I have somewhere. I know we still have the original layout of the almshouse as well as the patient list at the time of the battle. If I recall, those records indicate that Jenny Wade's father was a patient there at the time due to "chronic masturbation" - no joke! Let you know what I find... |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 03:38 am |
43rd Post |
PvtClewell Member
Joe, For whatever it's worth, this comes out of David Martin's book, 'Gettysburg, July 1' and documents Bayard Wilkeson's mortal wounding: "...The shot that felled Wilkeson was witnessed by Major Campbell Brown of Early's staff...According to one source, Lieutenant Wilkeson bravely used his own pen knife to cut the few remaining sinews that still held his mangled leg. After the fighting ended he was taken by the Confederates to a hospital set up at the Almshouse. His wound was severe and he was suffering gravely from loss of blood. At some point during the night he asked for some water to relieve his thirst. He was given a canteen, but passed it on untouched to a wounded soldier lying next to him who begged, 'For God's sake give me some.' Wilkeson did not complain as the other soldier drank every drop. He just smiled on the man, turned slightly, and expired. He was only 19 years old." Pfanz writes in 'Gettysburg — The First Day' that "A shot mangled his (Wilkeson's) right leg and killed his horse. He applied a tourniquet made from a handkerchief to the stump and amputated it. Four men from the battery carried him to the almshouse, where he died that night." To tell you the truth, I don't rightly know if the place was a hospital or not. I don't recall seeing a marker there indicating that it was (there are hospital markers posted on many buildings all around Gettysburg, including the club house of the golf course where I sometimes play near Fairfield), but next time I go I'll look. But evidently, wounded men were brought to the place. Whether they were actually treated there or not is another question. Too much information about Jenny Wade's father. |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 03:52 am |
44th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Pvt. - I think we're answering two different questions I thought the question was where were the 153rd wounded taken. What I was saying (probably unclearly) was that I found no indication that Union soldiers were taken to the Almshouse. My bad. I need to find the 6 inches worth of almshouse documentation I have though - intriguing stuff. Maybe I'll scan some of it and provide links. It really could be a book in itself (which is what I at one time had in mind). Great to find this many with a common interest! |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 04:00 am |
45th Post |
pamc153PA Member
Joe and Pvt., Lots of info--thanks! The almshouse makes sense, since it was right there. I read the Spangler farm isn't open to the public yet, but I was going to talk to LBG John Cox, whom I know through tours he did for my school, when I go out to G-burg at the end of this month, and see if/when it might be open. Pvt., thanks for the website. I'll have to check it tomorrow. Joe, the info about CWi's beginnings was intriguing, but can I ask, why almshouse.com? The obvious connection the 153rd? Just asking! And about Jenny Wade's dad, well. . . enough said! Pam |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 04:12 am |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Pam - Yes, we were almshouse.com strictly because of the GB almshouse. It's a fascinating place with a history that's incredible, as are many almshouses. When we first started, websites were still relatively rare (amazon.com started only 6 mths. before us). The original purpose of the site was to be a complete history of the GB almshouse. Somehow, we morphed into CW news quickly, and never went back. But thanks to this thread, I'm going to dig out documents I haven't looked at in over 10 years. I look forward to it.... |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 02:50 pm |
47th Post |
pamc153PA Member
Joe, I confess I know little about almshouses, but you have piqued my interest, including and beyond the GB almshouse. I'd really like to see what info you have! Pam |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 04:26 pm |
48th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Pam - I found some of my stuff. I'll open a new thread and see what I can get posted. |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 04:48 pm |
49th Post |
David White Member
Pvt Clewell:Hmmm, let me think — maybe because it wasn't so insignificant? Perhaps, I guess someone had to tie up folks in the east so Grant didn't have a 90,000 man army where they counted! I have to confess ignorance on the particulars of the battle on Cemetery Hill beyond what's been printed in the Gettysburg magazine from Morningside Press and Pfanz. I've never done any independent research myself. Joe: You need to clean up this thread some jerk is talking about chronic masturbation above. I'll bet that guy can write the history on the subject, that and of course, picking up pretty guys in bars while on shore leave . If our ancestors met at Gettysburg, I dare say neither gave an inch. Last edited on Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 04:52 pm by David White |
Posted: Wed Jul 2nd, 2008 05:01 pm |
50th Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
You need to clean up this thread some jerk is talking about chronic masturbation above. I'll bet that guy can write the history on the subject, that and of course, picking up pretty guys in bars while on shore leave . David, I saw that. Seems the jerk got ahold of my log-in info though, so I can't delete him without deleting myself. Just put up with him - maybe he'll go away Pam - correction to previous erroneous statement of mine. I have now found evidence of the almshouse being used as a hospital for at least one member of the 153rd. My mistake! |
Posted: Mon Jan 12th, 2009 07:20 pm |
51st Post |
SteveBirmi Member
Hi, javal1. It appears we're related. Charles Issermoyer is my great-great-great grandfather. Charles Isssermoyer (1843-1911) married Eliza A Mill (1834-1903) and had a daughter, Emma. Emma J. Issermoyer (1867-1922) married Reverend John T. Layton (1861-1930) and had a daughter, Lottie. Lottie L. Layton (1885-1954) married Reverend Grant H. Seidel "Pop-Pop" (1886-1975) and had a daughter, Lucy Lucy L. Seidel (1914-2002) married William F. Birmingham (1914-2003) and had a son, David David F. Birmingham (1948-) married Linda A. Brubaker (1946-) and had a son, Steven (that's me). My grandmother, Lucy, once visited Gettysburg and shared some of the Issermoyer's story with my sister. |
Posted: Mon Jan 12th, 2009 07:33 pm |
52nd Post |
javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Steve - Wow, small world! Are you in the Allentown area? I have an old photocopy of a family picture from the late 1800's - I'll have to find it. I think the names of the folks are written on the back - then we can see if any of your other relatives are in it. |
Posted: Mon Jan 12th, 2009 07:42 pm |
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SteveBirmi Member
I'm about 90 minutes from Allentown, in Harrisburg, PA. I recently visited there to see some family graves in Greenwood Cemetery. I'd love to see any photos you have! |
Posted: Mon Jan 12th, 2009 08:01 pm |
54th Post |
PvtClewell Member
SteveBirmi wrote:Hi, javal1. Uh-oh. You guys share DNA???? |
Posted: Mon Jan 12th, 2009 10:19 pm |
55th Post |
ole Member
Next thing will be that Pam has relatives in Allentown and we'll have a gathering of the clan. |
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The sectional arch shape of Baldwin's Westcliff handleset is accentuated by beautiful detailing on the deadbolt and grip. The solid brass construction and availability in popular finishes such as Satin Nickel and Venetian Bronze, ensure this handleset will provide long lasting beauty. With a choice of interior lever or knob and rosette, the Westcliff handleset is customizable to match one's personal tastes.
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I ran in 2009 with my daughter and had a great time.
This was a really nice first marathon for me because it was so personalized. It is very small but bathrooms were available every 2 miles so I never had to worry. Since it is a loop race I got to see my husband and kids every 2 miles if I needed anything - food, drinks, encouragement - and they even let my husband rollerblade and push a stroller for 10 miles of the race with me, which was really nice. The volunteers were amazing and I can't wait the three weeks for the 2010 race to be here!
This is the smallest race I have ever done (about 50 between the marathon and the 50K, including 3 dogs), but it was also one of the most fun. The people who put it on do not take themselves too seriously, but they do know exactly what marathoners and ultra runners need. There was no medal, no t-shirt, but also no entry fee. And you get much more than what you pay for at this race! The course is 5 loops in a park in Ames, and actually each loop is two different out-and-back loops. At each end there was a water stop with very friendly support, and in the middle at the start/stop there was another. Therefore you have a stop at least every 1.5 miles, even though they only have 3 people handing you water and Gatorade. Very efficient use of volunteers!! The course never crosses a street (under two streets and a railroad track and along a couple of others), so no police support is needed. Although the loops are repetitious, the course itself is fairly pretty, along a small river that you cross 20 times. It is very flat and mostly shaded, and all good running surface. Plenty of fruit and snacks. Easy parking in the park, and you run near your car many times so you can drop off a warm-up or pick up something if you need to. I enjoyed the course because, even though it is a tiny race, I saw all of the other runners multiple times, including the race winner Chuck Engle. Chuck and almost everyone else said, "Hi" or "Good job" every time you went past, so by the end you felt like you knew everyone. Many of the runners do this one every year, so it feels much more like a long run with friends than a race. At the end you could select a "door prize" and a stuffed animal if you wanted. I have enough t-shirts and medals, but you can always use another door and stuffed bear!!! Ames is only about 40 minutes from the Des Moines airport, and there are plenty of reasonable hotels there. I think the Iowa State graduation was the day before the marathon, so Friday night the hotels were full, but no problem on Saturday night for the Sunday race. I was able to start early (just time yourself) and finish in time to get cleaned up, check out of the hotel, grab some lunch and head to the airport after the race.
I loved this marathon. Great people. I love running and meeting wonderful people. I met Ruth and her husband. She will be running her 100th marathon, in October. They invited us to come and run. The race director, fans, runners and spectators were few in number, but great. Very friendly. Plus we got to visit with our children. I'll probably run again next year. Plus I'll be a grandma next time!
I ran the 50K and it was a wonderful event. I loved how small it was, and the course was great. I really thought I might not like the constant loops, but I loved it. It was so neat to pass people and always get a thumbs up or just a smile. The two ladies out on the course were just fantastic! I did tell them thank you, but that just isn't enough considering that they gave their whole day to sit in the cold and support us. They were both so personable and encouraging. I've run large marathons (Chicago being one of them) and I'd take these two ladies over thousands of spectators any day! The cantaloupe was great and the brownies with the coconut... just heavenly! Thanks to the supportive guys at the start/finish area also. If you are looking for a lot of spectators, this isn't for you. If you want a small, intimate, fun and relaxing run, this is it! I hope to return next year!
This was my first marathon, and I feel it was a good choice. I was registered for a "Mega Marathon" in a big city the month before, and could not run due to illness. I found this marathon via the internet, and I'm glad I did! It boasts a low-key family atmosphere with irreverent humor and friendly workers. The weather could have been better (very windy) and that caused some issues with the course markers, but all in all, it was a good time. Many of the participants are from out-of-state. Many are 50-Staters who know each other. Don't expect a lot of bells and whistles for the $10 entry fee. The entry fee covers the costs to put on the race, several door prizes made out of recycled doors, and that's about it. Who needs band and vendor tents anyway? This is the best-kept secret in the Midwest. Please don't come next year, because I want to keep it to myself.
I did the 50K as my first ultra-marathon and would definitely recommend it. The winds were up to 35 mph, but that is typical Iowa spring weather. The course was interesting: a 5.25-mile loop that was repeated six times - completely wooded, constantly curving but very flat. The race director was very polite and generous. There weren't many/any spectators (except my hubby, who rode his bike with me), so if you are one who needs that, this is not the race for you. The cost of the event was unbeatable: FREE! It was a great Mother's Day for this mom of three. I loved every painful mile.
What a waste! A late start, no recycled trophies for back-of-the-pack runners, no door prizes, two minor water stops (plus a good one by the wife of a 50-State runner), and a medal that was Mardi Gras beads and a cowbell.
I did the 50K in 2006 and the people are just fantastic. It is small and personal, like many ultras, but unlike most regular marathons. The price (it was free for mothers) is terrific. How can you beat it? You can't. The director and volunteers make it great!
What is so special about this tiny race on a multiple-loop flat bike path through a pretty but unremarkable park? It's not the non-existent spectators, the non-existent pasta dinner, the non-existent bands or even the very existent bowling trophies. Rather it is the fun spirit that Doug and the other organizers infuse in this race that infects everyone who runs it. If you are a very serious runner and don't enjoy joking with the other participants in the race when your paths cross, this is not the race for you. But if you like people as well as running, see you in Ames next Mother's Day.
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The easy explanation, and the one preferred by Obama�s apologists in the punditry, is that the tea party has hijacked the Republican Party and will not allow the House to make reasonable compromises with the president.
But Obama isn�t the first president to face an entrenched opposition. Republicans hated Bill Clinton so much they even tried to impeach him. But budgets got passed when he was president.
Democrats despised and disrespected George W. Bush, who, in his final two years was declared irrelevant by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. But budgets got passed.
What�s different today isn�t the level of obstructionism by the opposition, but the lack of leadership by the executive. Comfort yourself in believing that nasty Republicans are the problem. But that doesn�t jibe with the reality that even in the two years when Obama had a Democratic majority in Congress so large the GOP couldn�t block anything � witness Obamacare � he still didn�t get a budget done.
Obama won�t engage in the earnest negotiations required to reach compromise, so nothing happens until the bomb is ready to explode. Even the small spending cuts gained in the sequestration � the ones producing the deficit reduction Obama brags about while trying to repeal them � came as the clock ticked toward default.
The House has passed a budget each year, as required by the Constitution. The Senate is supposed to respond with its version of the budget, and the horse-trading commences.
It isn�t happening because the president has found it more politically profitable to enable the dysfunction and count on the media to slather the blame on Republicans. So the tea party gets tagged as extremists for not climbing aboard a fiscal train wreck, and Obama gets to keep pretending he can�t do anything as long as the GOP holds any power in Washington.
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