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Dear Sally,
Your warm thoughts on our special day meant so much.
We can't thank you enough! Without all your help we could have never made it all come together. Your commitment, generosity, and thoughtfulness means so much to us. Thanks for everything Sally!
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The Disney Magic is Wonderful in Europe - we are having an excellent time!
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Wish you were here. Clao and Lisa
Dear Sally-
Thank you so much for all of your hard work!!! We all had such an incredible time in Cancun - Dreams turned out to be perfect for our group!
Thank you for everything - we all had wonderful weekend thanks to all of your hard work. The wedding was absolutely beautiful! We had so much fun!!! (Can't wait to go back!)
Thanks again! Love, Kelly + Bill
I wanted to let you know you did a wonderful job planning our vacation with us. The cruise was fantastic and Tiffany Towncar was prompt, efficient and friendly. I would recommend Carnival cruise and Tiffiany to anyone planning a trip similar to ours.
As for us traveling again, I will make sure to use TravelSmiths when planning future vacations. You were very helpful and I would recommend your services to anyone who is thinking of traveling!
Thanks again, Kim and Bob Dudas
To Sally,
Thought you might like to see the couple that's been bugging you so much. We had a great time, thanks for all your help.
Love, Robert + Siga
Hi Sally Jane,
Just wanted to let you know we had a great time at Disney. Yes the pool was incredible! Phoebe got lots of autographs and a good time was had by all. Thanks so much for all of your help - everything worked out great!
With much thanks, George , Eileen & Phoebe
Hi Sally -
I called earlier but you were with clients. I wanted to let you know that Dawn and I had a wonderful time at Young Island. I especially wanted to thank you for taking the time to call and ask about upgrades. The cottage we stayed in was all that we could have hoped for. Thanks for everything.
Take Care Kevin and Dawn Dunn
Hi Sally & Larry!
Dominic and I just wanted to thank you again for taking the time to sit with us to make our arrangements! This was our first time working with an agency and you two were awesome and so helpful! We really appreciated it! Dominic is very glad that we have been sucked into the swim up casitas- thanks Sally. :)
Hope all is well. Thank you so much again! Enjoy your weekend!!
Amanda and Dominic (Rosa/Boeta)
Just a little note of thanks. Our Disney vacation was great. Even the rain didn't bother us. I know you did a lot of leg work & made many phone calls . Shelly is already talking about going back. Thanks again.
Brent & Kathy Davison, Shelly Blewett
The Lazy K Bar Dude Ranch was a wonderful adults resort. Very quiet & relaxing. The Library,Wildlife ,Cactus & Astronomy programs in the evenings were all very interesting. We had a great time. Can't wait to go back !
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I agree with northwestprincess and have to disagree with you Cy. I do not see any barriers along Pleasant Valley Road or Hueneme Roads in Oxnard. No barriers along Las Posas Road in Camarillo. Why is this mile so special? It isn't. The emissions from all the vehicles should be more of a concern than bike riders and dog walkers. How about bunny pooooop and coyote stuff while looking for the bunnies? No avid or regular bike rider is going to stop to relieve themselves in a public field and generally a person walking their dog is not going to allow their dog to go near the produce. My dog will only go on the greenest and plushest of grass or the sand of a coral beach.
Wild Pigs??! What the AAAAAACH!!! (as Tim Conway Jr. would say). Where are there wild pigs in our area?
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What is this study about: Investigators from the University of Pittsburgh Department of Emergency Medicine and Center for Emergency Medicine of Western Pennsylvania Inc seek to conduct a research project to develop a measure of teamwork and conflict for EMS shiftwork.
The investigative team is led by Dr. Patterson and includes experts in the measurement of teamwork and conflict: Dr. Eduardo Salas, Michael Rosen, and Sallie Weaver of the University of Central Florida, Dr. Laurie Weingart and Gergana Todorova of Carnegie Mellon University. Support for this study comes in part from Grant Number 05 KL2 RR024154-04 from the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and NIH Roadmap for Medical Research.
Phase I of this project is complete.
A manuscript describing the study's findings will appear in the January issue of Prehospital Emergency Care. The full citation for that future paper is as follows:
Patterson PD, Weaver MD, Weaver S, Rosen M, Todorova G, Weingart L, Krackhardt D, Lave J, Arnold R, Yealy D, Salas E. Measuring teamwork and conflict among Emergency Medical Technician personnel. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2012; 16(1):98-108.
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Immigration reform is having a "Kumbaya" moment, with support from the White House, a bipartisan contingent in Congress, business and labor.
The Republicans are petrified after their dismal showing among the fastest-growing slices of the electorate, Hispanics and Asians; President Barack Obama wants to reward the loyalty of those voters. Business and labor, as well as many politicians, want to fix a dysfunctional system. There are more than 11 million undocumented immigrants, 5 percent of the work force. Many of these people live in fear of discovery, while jobs go unfilled in some areas.
Hold the champagne. When it comes to immigration laws, the concept is always easier than the reality. Change failed to happen six years ago, even with a push from a high-powered coalition led by President George W. Bush and Senators John McCain and Edward M. Kennedy.
The dynamics are more favorable today. Still, the same obstacles persist; the powerful countervailing considerations include:
• A Pathway to Where? There's a fairly broad consensus for ending the illegal status of the undocumented. The White House, Hispanic groups and most Senate supporters insist that any reform must lead to a pathway to citizenship.
That approach faces great resistance. Some lawmakers demand that any move toward citizenship must come second to solving the border-security problem, at a minimum. For some, this is a political cover; under the Obama administration, resources for border security have been increased sharply, including the use of drones. And deportations of undocumented immigrants are at a record high.
A border-security trigger is realistic if it includes quantifiable goals, such as the number of new Border Patrol agents, the amount of resources allocated and the new technologies utilized. It isn't reasonable if it requires meeting an amorphous standard such as "operational control" of a border that is always changing.
Hispanic groups assert that the real motive for such demands is to unreasonably stretch out any possibility of granting citizenship.
"There would be a backlash if citizenship is delayed for 15 or 20 years," warns Gary Segura, a Stanford University professor and co-founder of Latino Decisions, a research organization on Hispanic public opinion.
• A Fragile Coalition: Equally contentious is the question of future flows of immigrants. One proposal would link the number of legal immigrants to economic conditions: more would be let in when times are good, fewer in tougher times. That sounds easier than it is. There will be clashes over how great a priority should be given to those with high-tech skills or to agricultural workers or to family reunification. Small businesses will rebel against any costly verification plan.
Most independent studies show that immigration is a decided economic plus, bringing in revenue and increasing productivity and innovation.
Yet the arguments of the populist right may resonate more as the debate heats up. NumbersUSA, a leading anti-immigration group, is reviving charges that immigration reform would drive down wages for middle- and low-income workers. Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state who authored anti-immigration measures in several states and the Republican Party's platform position on the issue last summer, charges taxpayers would be hit with $2.6 trillion in added food stamp, Medicare and Medicaid and welfare costs. That estimate is refuted by reliable studies; it still cuts.


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1. The drum & bass DJ Fresh (Dan Stein) is part owner of Breakbeat Kaos and a prolific UK drum and bass producer.
In 2009 Knowledge Magazine said 'Perhaps DJ Fresh has been the biggest influence on drum and bass we've ever known'.
DJ Fresh is one of the members of the Bad Company UK / )E|3( group who has gone on to make some very memorable songs as a solo artist.
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2. South African house DJ, producer, and radio presenter Thato Sikwane. As DJ Fresh, Sikwane has released 13 mix albums up to September 2009. He played at Southport in 2000, Pacha in 2001, and the Miami Winter Music Conference in 2002. Sikwane owns Big Dawg Productions and his website is at http://djfresh.com/
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What Did the Iraq War Cost? More Than You Think.
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I want it to end now so no more men and woman
I remind people that most of the Democrats also voted in favor of these wars. And, as to the cost of the Bush tax reductions: recently Democrats wanted to get rid of only 2% of these cuts. The rest of the Bush cuts benefitted the Middle Class and below. Let us be factual here.
And now we argue over entitlements. Did any of the current Republicans hesitate about approving such war debt. Hell no! We're always able to afford war and we tear the country apart fighting over entitlements. It's always been such Republican strategy: Privatize war pofits, while socializing the debt. The beat goes on and on and.....
"By its very definition, war spending—indeed, any government spending—improves GDP, as anyone who has ever taken an economics 101 course knows."
WRONG. You are forgetting that any gov't spending is also grossly ineffiecient. If what you have stated here were true the USSR never would have collasped and their own GDP would have long ago eclipsed our own. You may have taken Econ 101 but you did not learn anything.
Yea I guess they "did a good Job for their economy" when they blew up their own twin towers, blamed it on iraq, made up bs about nuclear weapons and terrorists and went to war ( they went to kill innocent people.) Saddam Hussein and Osama are innocent people. The us Government and Illuminati are the ones who are mass murders. Brainwashing society more as every day goes by. Its a joke how USA tries to say they are the best country and have the best military. When in fact without the rest of the world . America would be helpless. I hope some good blooded real English or British come and take over the corrupted USA and help deal with real world problems. Don't believer me? Think I care? What Do i Benefit from telling you these facts? Well hey don't take my word for it do your OWN research. I could tell you things about the world that would scare and shock you and the truth is hard to accept.
Those numbers just don't add up. even 3 + Trillion the max that this war cost estimated by Stiglitz and Bilmes compared to entitlements is a drop in the bucket. They are also taking the Bush Tax Cuts as an expense which isn't necessarily so, Those tax cuts increased business until 2007-8 when the housing bubble and consumer spending fell through the floor before that those cuts stimulated the economy and at worst were budget neutral. Calculating what the taxes would have been and subtracting that from the tax revenues taken in after the tax cuts is voodoo math. The debt is fueled by the massive increase in entitlements (Obamacare) and the negative pressure on business by the excessive regulations (Dodd-Frank) it's as simple as that. The class warfare increases in tax won't make a hill of beens difference on the revenue side but will dampen economic growth and ultimately job growth.
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That is by far the best post I have read on this subject and I read "The Law" and it was very enlightening. I have always been under the impression that war does not improve our economy. After reading this though, I have a true understanding of why.
Thank you
" ... the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, together with the Bush tax cuts, will account for almost half of the projected $20 trillion debt in 2019."
Love it when you junk it up absolutely no discussion of the tax cuts from the cost side to the credit end .... just junk it up at the end to get your number.
With all the costs, we still have not found any Weapons of Mass Destruction. Way to go "W."
"On the positive side, the Iraq War did bolster the economy in some ways."
Wow, we really need to put this myth to rest; the idea that destruction actually helps the economy.
GDP is simply a number telling us how much money our nation has SPENT. It does not tell us how healthy our economy is, because it tells us nothing about how much money our nation EARNED.
If you know what an income statement and balance sheet is, then think of GDP as looking at the income side, without looking at the expenses.
Take the example of your household budget: if you buy a sports car on your credit card, that increases your "personal GDP"; but that doesn't mean you are rich. In fact, you are POORER because of your new toy. Purchasing the car hasn't increased your income or your net worth. All it did was spend your money. Same goes for GDP: when GDP goes up, it just means we spent money. It doesn't mean our income went up.
The only way you can get RICHER by spending your money, is if you invest it in something that pays you more money in return. If you buy a taxi, instead of a sports car, and you make money by driving that taxi around, then your vehicle purchase can make you richer.
How can we possibly say we, as a nation, are getting richer by spending money on bombs, which we then explode over another country? How are those bombs making us more money? How are those soldiers making us more money? The soldiers and contractors are certainly benefiting financially (except of course the guys that get hurt); but overall as a whole, our nation is suffering.
If those soldiers were here at home, and they were being paid to make something useful, like taxis, then we would actually gain something from them. So we are hit with a double-whammy: not only are we having to pay for something (war) that doesn't benefit us, we are also losing the "opportunity cost" (another econ 101 term) of having those same people and paychecks be used to make something that DOES benefit us.
This fallacy was debunked in the early 1800's by Fredrick Bastiat. Everyone should read his book "The Law" (http://bastiat.org/en/the_law.html). Or, read "Economics in One Lesson" by Henry Hazlit, an even shorter book which takes the lessons from Bastiat and applies them to the modern world.
We didn't get out of the great depression until AFTER WWII. After we finally brought the troops home, and had them build cars instead of tanks, power plants instead of bombs, etc etc.
Destroying stuff does NOT improve our economy.


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Samsung Series 9 – Updating with Windows 8. Low Cost Versions Available in Europe
Posted by Steve Chippy Paine in New Products on October 17, 2012
Is this real? The Samsung Series 9 15" with Ivy Bridge and Windows 8, a ultrathin with Ultrabook-plus qualities that was introduced for around €1500 is showing up with Windows 8 for €999. This isn't a one-off either. We're seeing a number of retailers in Europe offering it, including Amazon.de. The low price includes the 13.3" version too but unfortunately the low price doesn't seem to be appearing in the USA. Europeans might want to pounce now!
Samsung Series 9 2012 (15″) Review
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The 15" Samsung Series 9 2012 with Ivy Bridge has been a pleasure to test. It's a stylish Ultrabook with potentially very long battery life and a great 3D performance boost over 1st-generation Ultrabooks. The screen is good and bright and the keyboard a pleasure to use. But all is not perfect. A surprising lack of CPU Turbo under battery load, a strange touchpad action and too many 'micro' ports takes some of the shine from the Series 9 but despite that, it sits in a unique position in the market. There are cheaper Ultrabooks in the 15" bracket but you won't find a 1600×900 screen for this price or weight.
Live Session with Samsung Series 9 15″ Ivy Bridge Ultrabook
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Tonight, at 2100 CEST (your timezone here) I'll be testing the Samsung Series 9 15" ultrabook with the new Ivy Bridge upgrade. It's a stunning bit of kit but will it stand up to two hours of scrutiny? You can join in, watch the stream, chat and guide the review process by joining us here or via the 'live' tab up top.
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Thin and beautiful but big and usable. The Series 9 15" is an exciting laptop to see, an exciting laptop to hold and and exciting laptop to use. The finishing on the Series 9 2012 is slightly less 'out there' compared to the 2011 Series 9, still a fantastic ultralight but loses nothing in terms of style. 1.4KG, 1600×900 screen, full SD card slot, Centrino 6230 Wi-Fi module and it looks like some great power consumption figures. We don't have official figures but we think the battery capacity is a very usable 68Wh. [6200mah is given on specs and a (3x3) 6-Cell battery makes 68Wh] It would match Samsung's claims of 10hr battery life. We measured some respectable minimum drain figures too…


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The Power Balance bracelets claim to improve the wearer's balance and agility as they work with the body's natural energy field to reach the "next level." However, in an official statement, Power Balance admitted that there is no credible scientific data to support their claims. This admission was made after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found that the Power Balance bracelet "may be no more beneficial than a rubber band."
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Beaumont's own Tiffany Derry slayed in her two seasons tackling challenges on the Bravo teevee show, Top Chef.
The former IHOP cook bested plenty of classically trained "cheftestants" (is that even a word?) to earn herself a place in the show's lore.
Good for her! And good for Southeast Texas (since Derry did have a slightly annoying penchant for saying "Beaumont" more than was really necessary). Yea tourism!
Word is that Top Chef is coming to Texas to shoot an entire season. The Houston Press has the details, which apparently DO NOT include a stop in Houston.
That fact is miffing H-town residents who believe their city should be featured prominently. The early word is that it's not.
But this morning, Eater amassed several bits of intel showing that San Antonio wasn't Top Chef's only filming location in Texas. Dallas and Austin are also supposedly on the radar. As you would imagine, Houston has not been mentioned for inclusion in what people are now calling "Top Chef Texas."
This Houston-less controversy is really blossoming, with more whining to be found here.
Perhaps there will be a Beaumont/Port Arthur stop? This would really tick off the commenters on this story, one of whom had some disparaging things to say about our lovely Triangle.
Just jealous, is all. We didn't see any Houston-based chefs killing it on any previous seasons.
- More Texas-sized HOA garbage. Should a man be forced — during this most historic drought — to water his lawn?
- Banana attacks gorilla.
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Rosee Divine now has a webpage
For those who didn't know. Rosee (@frenchrosebud) has a webpage. I saw it a while ago, but was in a hurry and simply forgot to put it through. Check it out.
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By: Mr Lucian Ion
Created on 20th September 2011
Top plastic surgeon Mr Lucian Ion talks us through the best anti-ageing facial treatments at every stage of life
Everyone ages differently so I like to be able to offer my patients a range of options for facial rejuvenation. This incorporates both surgical and non-surgical procedures, because the ageing process is too complex to restrict to one or two approaches.
If you're renovating a building, you don't think "I'll either paint it or I'll do structural work", you have to combine the two to get the results you want. It's the same with human beings.
It is now possible to use 3D imaging to work out some of the characteristics of how someone's facial shape changes as they age, and to create an idea of the end result from a particular treatment. This allows us to help people in a much more accurate way.
It is also the case that you have to offer people something that fits their specific ageing pattern and their preference. For example, there might be somebody for whom surgery really would be the best option, but they don't want surgery. So you do the best you can with the non-invasive alternative, and they accept that it won't be quite as dramatic a result.
However, the face does age along certain broad patterns, so there will be some procedures that are generally more suited to certain age groups.
At this age, skin quality is generally still quite good, so Botox treatments can help significantly to improve the fine lines and wrinkles that usually begin to appear. Botox can also help to reposition the brow and to soften the frown, so that alone can give a very good rejuvenation effect.
It is also worth looking at the eyelids, to see if there is any heaviness there. This is a problem that is common later on in life, but in some people it happens early and that can be very ageing so they might benefit from an operation to lift the upper eyelid.
If someone has a problem with the lower eyelid at this age, in terms of bags and puffiness, that's usually genetically determined and is a problem with the development of the mid-face, and the support to the lower lid.
You could operate to reduce the puffiness in the lower lid, but it is also possible to build up the mid-face, to create a stronger projection of the cheekbones, which is in itself quite rejuvenating and at the same time will also help to give that support back and mask any puffiness under the eyes.
Your 30s are also a great time to start looking at some of the gentler treatments to deal with sun damage as at this stage it can be easily dealt with.
Firstly, I would advise the addition of sun block into your daily skincare regime – you need to keep your skin in good condition, otherwise you're spending all this money on anti-ageing treatments and damaging the results at the same time.
For more serious damage, there are treatments like chemical peels and the Obagi protocol, which help to restore youthfulness and reduce an uneven skin tone. If there is significant sun damage then the Fraxel laser could be an option to improve the appearance of the skin.
Now you start seeing changes that aren't so readily addressed with a non-surgical option.
You may well start to see more signs of ageing around the jaw line – it may be that the person has put on or lost a lot of weight, or that they have been yo-yo dieting all their life, and the skin gradually gets looser in that area. In that case, a short scar facelift or a neck lift might be the way to give the foundation for a more beautiful face shape.
As we age, the face usually becomes squarer. We lose collagen in the cheekbone area and we gain a bit along the jaw line and in the jowl area. For men that looks OK, because one expects a man to have a squarer face, but for women it can make you look more masculine.
As a result, the aim, whatever technique we are implementing, is to restore the facial oval.
As you move into your 50s, you're really looking more at what I would call 'structural rejuvenation'; facelifts, forehead lifts, eyelid surgery. It's a more systematic approach, which is combined with maintenance treatments such as Botox and fillers.
Sun protection also becomes increasingly important with age – people think the damage has been done by the time they reach 50, but that's not true. We damage our skin every time we go out in the sun and we have to work uphill even further.
Smoking, of course, is another big factor. There is hardly any point in saying you want to look good if you continue to smoke. It really does turn the skin grey and tired-looking, and I think after the age of 50 it is virtually impossible to be a smoker and still look good.
Scalpel or syringe?
As we advance in age, surgery has a more powerful role. I think there is an argument to say that one day there will be no need for the scalpel, but I don't think that we're there just yet.
Non-surgical intervention seems like the simple answer, and we all want a simple answer, but the problem is that ageing is not a simple question.
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Turkish Delight for Lebrun (FRA) and Muller (GER) in Istanbul
By David Peddie on 01/07/12 at 8:51 pm
Kathrin Muller made it a deadly double in Turkey as she followed up her victory in Antalya with a win in this historic race in Istanbul.
Just over eight weeks ago, Muller led home compatriot Anja Knapp to win her first European Cup and again she once again fronted German dominance here with Sarah Fladung finishing third.
Elena Danilova was sandwiched between the German athletes in second place for her first podium finish in 12 months.
In the Men's race, Aurelien Lebrun was victorious ahead of Yegor Martynenko (UKR) and Christian Otto (GER).


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Racette student Liz Theroux gets a hug from Brandi Frowen as her grandmother Lilliane Theroux, right looks on at Racette School in St. Paul, AB on Oct. 29, 2012.
Credits: AMBER BRACKEN/EDMONTON SUN/QMI AGENCY
EDMONTON -- The man accused of driving his van through a school classroom and killing one student in St. Paul, Alta., last week has been denied bail.
Richard Benson, 46, appeared in a St. Paul courtroom Thursday for a decision on his bail. He faces a string of charges including criminal negligence causing death and two counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm after 11-year-old Megan Wolitski died from her injuries in the Oct. 25 crash.
Students had barely begun their school day when the van went careening off the road and crashing through a Grade 6 French immersion classroom at Racette Junior High School.
Wolitski was one of three girls pinned underneath the van and airlifted to hospitals in Edmonton. She died the following day from her injuries while the other two girls remain in hospital-- one of them in critical condition.
Court records show that Benson has several prior driving offences, including a 2011 dangerous driving charge that is still before the courts.
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Looking for a great book to read this summer? This list of illustrated books for kids ages 2 to 7 is so much fun. Plus it includes books young readers can start to read TO you! Read one, or read 'em all – post your thoughts in the comments. Or, if we missed your favorite book, tell us in the comments!
Shark vs. Train by Chris Barton, Illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld
Who do you think will win, Shark or Train?
Blackout by John Rocco
A summer blackout can actually be a great party!
Dog and Bear: Two Friends, Three Stories by Laura Vaccaro Seeger
Read about the adventures of best friends, Dog and Bear.
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems
What happens when a pigeon volunteers to drive a bus? An engaging story in question and answer format
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Which product is stronger, T-911 or Formadrol?
I personally found T-911 to be stronger than the current Formadrol. We will have a new version soon from what I here so I cannot speak for the future. For now T-911 IMO.
I would have to agree, both are nice, and I made nice progress on the formadrol, but T-911 is surly in a league of its own..


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It was a hot one Wednesday. As temperatures rose, campers with the Covington Family YMCA Summer Day Camp moved inside and became involved in quiet activities. A variety of activities are available to campers during camp sessions that will run through Aug. 5, including swimming, field trips, organized sports, arts and crafts. For more information on the camp and financial assistance for those who qualify, call 770-787-3908 or email email@example.com.
Camp counselor Kayla Conley assists 5-year-old Bobby Stephens with his homemade memory game that he had personalized with original drawings and initials.
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I have been writing a weekly newspaper column since 1987.
For 3 years, it ran in the Greeley Tribune. Since then, it has run in various subsidiaries of the Douglas County News Press. I still have most of my columns in digital format.
For many years, I only gave myself one rule: try to work the word "library" into every piece. My intent was to think in public about just what librarianship means at the end of the 20th century and beginning of the 21st.
There have been many advantages for me. I found that putting library plans out in front of the public, and getting feedback about them, helped me make better decisions. Sometimes, I found that it was very difficult for me to describe those plans or policies -- the kind of thing that makes me realize that they might not be good ideas after all. The weekly discipline of explaining my profession to the public keeps me more mindful, more honest. It also has provided steady visibility for the library and its issues.
February 7, 2001 - Library Meeting Rooms Another Public Resource
I've worked in and around libraries most of my life, since I founded the Library Club in 7th grade (it sounds a little geeky now, but there you have it) until the dawn of the new millennium. But I, too, am always finding out new things about what a library does.
I know how we buy books, how we select databases. I understand the careful training of our staff, and the professional qualifications of people we bring in from elsewhere. I have spent a great deal of time, along with the rest of our staff, thinking about how to structure our catalog records, or display our holdings, or to build cozy places to sit and study.
But lately, I've come to realize that there's another huge community resource in our libraries that librarians have done almost nothing to market to our patrons. What is that resource? - the people who use our meeting rooms.
I recently asked staff to compile a list of the folks who make use of our free, public spaces. This is for just the months of January and February, and just for the Castle Rock and Highlands Ranch libraries. The breadth of interests and expertise is amazing.
Philip S. Miller Library in Castle Rock: the Castle Rock Writers, the Douglas County Garden Club, the Plum Creek Homeowners Association, the Centennial Soccer Club, the Craft Club, the Castle Rock Players, Seniors 50+, Douglas County Dolphin Youth, Blue Spruce Button Club, American Association of Legal Nurses, Players Club Home Owners Association, AARP Tax Aides, Mountain Shadows Home Owners Association, Castle Rock Christian Homeschoolers, the Night Readers (a book discussion group), the 4-H Douglas County Stockman, the Colorado Association of Parliamentarians, the AAUW, the RLDS Chess Club, the Douglas County Surge Girl's Fastpitch, the Clover Clan 4-H Club , the Fairway Vistas II Home Owners Association, the National Safety Council, the Douglas County Republicans, the Castle Villa Condo Association, and the Leading Edge.
At Highlands Ranch: After Dark Investors, Arts Guild of Highlands Ranch, Study Group, Beta Sigma Phi-Littleton City Council, Carlyle Park Homeowners Association, Colorado State Patrol/Alive at 25, Coventry Ridge Homeowners Association, Cub Scout Pack 872, Embroiderer's Guild of America-Colorado Chapter, Highlands Ranch Historical Society, Girl Scouts Brownie Troop 1817, Highlands Ranch Book Group, Colorado Lupus Foundation, Knights of Columbus, KOC Ladies Auxiliary, Miniacs of Highlands Ranch, Parkinson's Support Group, Pi'ilani Hawaiian Civic Club, Quilt Bee of Highlands Ranch, the Rocky Mountain Snow Buddies, and the Sunflower Estate Planning Resources.
Douglas County continues its transformation from rural to suburban to urban. In the process, people will find that many things they now think can only be found in other communities, are in fact available in their own back yards.
We'll be looking for ways, over the next year, to help Douglas County residents track down such community resources more easily.
Meanwhile, if you've been looking for a group that centers around a particular interest, you might just start at your local library. You're bound to make some friends.


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Town of Weldon Water Department |
The Town of Weldon owns & operates a 2.0 Million Gallons per Day (MGD) conventional surface water treatment plant. The Town utilizes the Roanoke River as our water source. The original Water Treatment Plant was built in the late 1800's with the existing building erected in the early to mid 1930's. The last major upgrade to the plant was in 1980. The Town has 1.4 Million Gallons (MG) of potable water storage consisting of one (1) 0.5 MG and one (1) 0.4 MG elevated water tanks and one (1) 0.5 MG in-ground clearwell. The Town presently provides potable water to the residents of Weldon as well as residents of Halifax and Northampton Counties. The Town provides raw untreated and potable water to the Roanoke Valley Energy Facility. The facility utilizes the water to produce steam and electricity. The Town employs five (5) certified surface water treatment plant operators with a combined 48 years of experience. ReportsFor conservation tips, visit www.ncwater.org. |
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Group | Where | Year | Source | Quote/ Notes |
Cheyenne | California | 1991 | Blaylock, James P. The Paper Grail. New York: Ace Books (1991); pg. 5. | "...his old Chevy Cheyenne drank [gas] like champagne. " |
Cheyenne | Colorado | 1869 | Bethke, Bruce. Wild Wild West. New York: Warner Books (1999); pg. 151. | "Gordon stroked his chin. 'Not Arapaho or Cheyenne territory, that's for sure. They'd have killed us already.' " |
Cheyenne | Colorado | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 41: "Way of the Warrior ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (July 1986); pg. 1. | "In olden times, the Human Beings--as the Cheyenne called themselves--ruled the plains. None were more proud, nor more brave. They lived in harmony with their world, confident their way of life would last forever. Then the White Man came... Roughly 1800 miles separate Professor Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters from Danielle Moonstar's home in Colorado... " [Danielle, a.k.a. Mirage, is a Cheyenne, and is the main character throughout this story. Many refs. not in DB. There are many references to Cheyenne/Native American spirituality and religion.] |
Cheyenne | Colorado | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 41: "Way of the Warrior ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (July 1986); pg. 2. | Pg. 2: Danielle Moonstar's thoughts: "But Asgard, Odin, Valkyries--those are White Man's totems. I'm Cheyenne. [Danielle forms an image of traditional Cheyenne warriors] My powers' doing this--I'm so beat, I can't stop myself--tapping into my deepest yearnings and emotions and manifesting them, real as life. "; Pg. 3: Danielle's thoughts: "I feel pulled in three directions [Cheyenne, Valkyrie, mutant]--which way am I supposed to turn--who's the real me?! Grandfather--Black Eagle--from the Spirit World, you must see all, know all--tell me what to do--Help me! " |
Cheyenne | Colorado | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 41: "Way of the Warrior ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (July 1986); pg. 6. | Danielle: "...I ran away [after her parents died] to the mountains. There, my grandfather took care of me. He worked me hard, too. Made me learn not only the ways of Human Beings [i.e., the Cheyenne], but the White Man's schooling as well. When I grumped an' griped, he'd look at me that special way he had . . . and say that since Momma was a teacher, I should be proud and eager to follow her lifepath . . . to honor her memory. Black Eagle meant the world to me... " |
Cheyenne | Colorado | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 41: "Way of the Warrior ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (July 1986); pg. 10. | Danielle's thoughts: "...that rotten Hellfire Club... Those creeps couldn't care less about mutants as people. We're tools to them--commodities--to be bought, sold, used. Thrown away. The same attitude--the same arrogance and greed--that slaughtered the buffalo and destroyed the Human Beings [Cheyenne]. All the Indian nations. " |
Cheyenne | galaxy | 2372 | Betancourt, John Gregory. The Heart of the Warrior (Star Trek: DS9). New York: Pocket Books (1996); pg. 82. | "Philip Twofeathers sucked in a deep breath and tried to hide his growing nervousness. His wide, flat face with its prominent nose, dark eyes, and deep reddish brown skin told of his Native American heritage more than his conservative gray one-piece suit, and for an instant he almost wished he'd worn something more comfortable. His people--descendants of the Cherokee--had settled a frontier planet called Dorvanto twenty years previously, and they had gone back to their people's old ways. He would have felt more comfortable in a leather vest, breechcloth, and moccasins. It had been many years since he'd worn such confining clothing. Unlike the Starfleet vessels, Maquis ships had no stuffy dress codes. " [Other refs. to this character, not in DB, pg. 83-87, 96-99. No other refs. to his ethnicity/tribe by name.] |
Cheyenne | galaxy | 4600 | Weber, David & Steve White. In Death Ground. New York: Baen (1997); pg. 34. | "'Cheyenne's a write-off,' Skipper... She's lost all power--can't even blow her fusion plant to scuttle...' ...'Bremerton will stand by Cheyenne. As son as we've got all the survivors transferred, we'll destroy the wreck by fire.' " [Name of a starship. Also pg. 35-36.] |
Cheyenne | Nevada | 1993 | Simmons, Dan. The Hollow Man. New York: Bantam (1993); pg. 257. | "Bremen couldn't tell a twin-engine turboprop Piper Cheyenne from the space shuttle, but the pilot could... " [Also pg. 259-261, etc.] |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1984 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 14: "Do You Believe in-- Magik? ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Apr 1984); pg. 13. | Danielle: "It's working. By my ancestors--what have I done?!? " |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1984 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 17: "Getaway! ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (July 1984); pg. 22. | Demon Bear: "Moonstar! "; Danielle's thoughts: "What's that?! Who called my name! Great Spirit protect me! "; Demon Bear: "None can save thee, little Cheyenne--neither god nor man! Make thy peace--bid farewell to thy friends--for I that claimed thy mother and thy father... will soon come for thee! " |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1984 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 18: "Death-Hunt ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Aug. 1984); pg. 16. | Danielle's thoughts: "It's my fault my folks died, my spirit-sending that made them ride into the mountains to face the Bear. They did it to protect me. I know now--from my dreams--the bear cared nothing for them. It was always me he wanted. I won't see anyone else suffer in my place I am Cheyenne! My father--my ancestors--were the proudest warriors of the plains. I will be true to my name and heritage, no matter what! Tonight, I'll prove myself worthy! "; speaking, outside: "Bear! Come, butcher of innocents--Danielle Moonstar summons you! Show yourself! " [Danielle is the main character throughout this issue.] |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1984 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 20: "Badlands ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Oct. 1984); pg. 1. | "It was a miracle the young Cheyenne survived to reach the local hospital... " [Danielle is the focus of this story. Other refs. to her throughout, not in DB. Only refs. to 'Cheyenne' by name are in DB.] |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 37: "If I Should Die ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Mar. 1986); pg. 6. | Danielle sees an image of herself with her grandfather. Danielle: "What--?!? Oh, Spirits--check my sanity at the door! Another vision! It can't be fantasy--or some mindtrick--Brightwind sees it, too!... It's me there--and Black Eagle! Grand Father!! Is this a memory-image my powers pulled from my past--or something else? "; Image of Back Eagle: "In the old days, Moonstar, the Cheyenne--the Human Beings--were lords of the Great Plains. But we were too proud, too free, and the White Eyes were sent to teach us humility. " |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 37: "If I Should Die ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Mar. 1986); pg. 7. | Image of Black Eagle (Danielle's grandfather), continued: "Their way was not ours. War, to them, meant slaying their foes until all were slaughtered or had surrendered. But a warrior of the Human Beings [Cheyenne] rode a different path. He proved his courage--and superiority to his enemy--by counting coup. You touch your foe--show how easily you could have killed, but chose not to--and thereby shame him. The Whites had no shame. All they cared about is winning. And since they did, who is to say which is the better path? " [Danielle, a Cheyenne, is the main character of this story. Other refs. to her, not in DB, although all refs. which mention Cheyenne by name are in DB.] |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 37: "If I Should Die ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Mar. 1986); pg. 23. | Pg. 23: Danielle's thoughts: "It was a game to us--no matte what, we all believed ourselves immortal. Too lucky--or blessed--to be really hurt. But to him [the Beyonder], we aren't kids--just enemies, to be rubbed out. Like the Cheyenne. "; Danielle, addressing the Beyonder: "I'm wasting my breath. You don't care. You never did, we're nothing to you. I'm alive! I want to live! Just as my ancestors did. " [Beyonder and Danielle both say more.]; Pg. 24: Danielle: "Hear me, Grandfather--the path of honor is best! Farewell Mother and Father--(I miss you love you so)--I ride to join Black Eagle! I am Cheyenne--and today is a good day to die! " [Danielle charges the Beyonder while riding Brightwind, then touches him, 'counting coup', as her grandfather told her the ancestral Cheyenne warriors had done. Then the Beyonder kills her.] |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 39: "Pawns of the White Queen ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (May 1986); pg. 14. | Danielle's thoughts: "But I don't know anymore who--or what--I am! Cheyenne, mutant, Valkyrie--a normal, ordinary girl?! Which is the real me, where does Danielle Moonstar truly belong?! " |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 45: "We Were Only Foolin' ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Nov. 1986); pg. 1. | Pg. 1: Mirage: "I hate hiding what we truly are. I'm proud of being a New Mutant, as I am of being Cheyenne. Just once I'd like to show it. "; Pg. 6: "And, in answer to the young Cheyenne's call... " [She whistles to call her winged steed Brightwind down from the sky.] Pg. 6: "Heck, with my ancestry . . . I should be used to hopeless causes, and impossible odds. " |
Cheyenne | New York: Westchester County | 1986 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 46: "Bloody Sunday ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (Dec. 1986); pg. 2. | "As Mirage, Danielle Moonstar possesses the psychic ability to manifest real-as-life representations of others' thoughts and emotions. Recently, however, the young Cheyenne also gained a power of the fabled Asgardian Valkyrie... to see the shape of Death over those who are about to die. "; Mirage: "No! Great Spirit have mercy--NO! " [More about Mirage, but her ethnic/tribal background isn't mentioned elsewhere.] |
Cheyenne | Oregon | 1969 | Bishop, Michael. No Enemy But Time. New York: Timescape (1982); pg. 115. | "John-John rode on a Plains Indian travois behind a spotted pony surmounted by a dark-haired man in buckskins who said he was Richard Standing Elk, a Cheyenne now living in Portland, Oregon. According to Pete, he managed a small Ford dealership there. Richard Standing Elk's impatient pony had to clop-clop along at the pace of the parade. " |
Cheyenne | South Dakota | 1989 | Simmons, Dan. Phases of Gravity. New York: Bantam (1989); pg. 269. | "'Are you a Sioux?' he asked, not knowing whether the question was polite but wanting to know the answer. Robert Sweet Medicine shook his head. 'Cheyenne.' 'Oh, for some reason I thought the Sioux lived in this part of South Dakota.' 'They do,' said the old man. 'They ran us out of this region long ago. They think this mountain is sacred. So do we. We just have to commute farther.' " [More, pg. 269-273.] |
Cheyenne | South Dakota | 1999 | Cerasini, Marc. Godzilla 2000. New York: Random House (1997); pg. 182. | "Despite the weight of two cruise missiles attached to their wing pylons, the F-111s ambushed Rodan on schedule over the town of Eagle Butte in the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation. The widely scattered residents of the area were awakened near dawn by the sound of jet fighters... " [More, pg. 233-234.] |
Cheyenne | United Kingdom: Scotland: Muir Isle | 1985 | Claremont, Chris. New Mutants, Vol. 1, No. 28: "Soulwar ". New York: Marvel Comics Group (June 1985); pg. 20. | "Dani... reaches out with her psi-talent--aware that this is her moment of truth as the mutants' team leader--praying to the Great Spirit and her Cheyenne ancestors for help as she uses her power to draw upon Jemail's happy memories to calm and revive him. " [Danielle is one of story's main characters.] |
Cheyenne | USA | 1869 | Bethke, Bruce. Wild Wild West. New York: Warner Books (1999); pg. 44. | "'...the Navajo, the Cheyenne, the Apaches, the Nez Perce, and up in Dakota Territory... " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1869 | Bethke, Bruce. Wild Wild West. New York: Warner Books (1999); pg. 155. | "'...Between '63 and '65, the U.S. Army fought nearly ninety battles with the Sioux, the Nez Perce, the Apaches, the Cheyenne...' " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1872 | Anderson, Poul. The Boat of a Million Years. New York: Tor (1989); pg. 241. | "Tarrant nodded, remembering-- The grand alliance of Comanche, Kiowa, Cheyenne, and Arapaho, Quanah its paramound chief. The bloody repulse at Adobe Walls, the year of warfare and manhunt that followed, and the last starvelings, led by Quanah, going ont the reservation in 1875. " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1876 | Thomsen, Brian M. "Bloodstained Ground " in Alternate Generals (Harry Turtledove, ed.) New York: Baen (1998); pg. 281. | Pg. 281, 284 |
Cheyenne | USA | 1881 | Sanders, William. "Custer Under the Baobab " in Drakas! (S. M. Sterling, ed.) New York: Baen (2000); pg. 17. | "Custer... pictures flashing in his mind like a magic-lantern show: the Cheyenne camp on the Washita, the troops firing and the Indians running out of the teepees and being shot down in the snow while the band played 'Garryowen.' And the old man, white hair hanging to his shoulders, who had materialized suddenly through the falling snow, eyes full on Custer's face, pointing a long bony finger, calling out something in Cheyenne just before a .45 slug cut him down. " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1942 | Turtledove, Harry. Worldwar: Upsetting the Balance. New York: Del Rey (1996); pg. 367. | 367-368: Cheyenne Wells [the city] |
Cheyenne | USA | 1959 | Bison, Terry. Fire on the Mountain. New York: Arbor House/William Morrow (1988); pg. 154. | "'The Mericans wipe out the buffalo, string the country together with railroads and barbwire; annihilate, not just defeat, the Sioux, the Crow, the Cheyenne, the Apache, one after the other. Genocide is celebrated by adding stars to the flag...' " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1960 | King, Stephen. Hearts in Atlantis. New York: Scribner (1999); pg. 116. | "Not among the best of the so-called 'adult westerns' [simply meaning non-juvenile in this context] (Cheyenne and Maverick were the best)... " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1972 | Bova, Ben. "Zero Gee " in Again, Dangerous Visions (Harlan Ellison, ed.) Garden City, NY: Doubleday (1972); pg. 538. | "'AF-9, this is Cheyenne. Cheyenne to AF-9.' Kinsman leaned over and thumbed the transmitter switch. 'AF-9 to Cheyenne. You're coming through faint but clear.' " |
Cheyenne | USA | 1992 | Simmons, Dan. "Sleeping with Teeth Women " in Lovedeath. New York: Warner Books (1993); pg. 122. | "And there were those who would scalp a Lakota boy on sight: the Susuni, whom you called Shoshoni, and the Shahiyela, the Cheyenne, and the Kangi Wicasha or Crows... " [Also pg. 142.] |
Cheyenne | USA | 1999 | Willis, Connie. "Newsletter " in Miracle and Other Christmas Stories. New York: Bantam (1999); pg. 209. | Pg. 209: "'Which of Cheyenne's accomplishments do you think I should write about first, Nan?' "; Pg. 210: "At least Allison doesn't put Dakota and Cheyenne's accomplishments into verse. " [Discussing writing a family newsletter. Cheyenne is the character's daughter. Other refs. not in DB.] |
Cheyenne | USA | 2020 | Dick, Philip K. Clans of the Alphane Moon. Boston, MA: G.K. Hall (1979; c. 1964); pg. 17. | "His job, and he personally enjoyed it very much was the programming of simulacra from the Cheyenne government's intelligence agency for its unending propaganda programs, its agitation against the ring of Communist states which surrounded the USA. " [Probably refers to Cheyenne, Wyoming.] |
Cheyenne | Washington, D.C. | 1989 | Laidlaw, Marc. "His Powder'd Wig, His Crown of Thornes " in Omni Visions One (Ellen Datlow, ed). Greensboro, NC: Omni Books (1993; story copyright 1989); pg. 154. | "It was crowded by silent mobs... almost all of them Negro or Indian... Pawnee, Chickasaw, Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Comanche . . . " |
Cheyenne | world | 2000 | Roman, Steven A. X-Men/Doctor Doom: The Chaos Engine. New York: BP Books (2000); pg. 222. | "One man was tall and thin, with sharp, hawklike features and a Julius Caesar hairstyle that had gone out of vogue with the demise of gladiator movies in the late 1950s. His name was Forge, and he was both a Cheyenne Indian shaman and a mutant gifted with an ability to create incredible... mechanical devices... " |
Cheyenne | world | 2100 | Dick, Philip K. "War Game " in The Preserving Machine. New York: Ace Books (1969; c. 1959); pg. 12. | "...handed down by the Cheyenne Government on the Dangers of Contamination from Culture Particles Hostile to Innocent Urban Populations... " |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1905 | Gibson, William & Bruce Sterling. The Difference Engine. New York: Bantam (1991); pg. 74. | Pg. 74: "Mallory's eye was still accustomed to a wilder breed, the small brown wolf-women of the Cheyenne, with their greased black braids and beaded leather leggings... Bison... The great Wyoming herds... "; Pg. 77: "...the Wyoming expedition having been provided with six of them. Though the Cheyenne had regarded the stuby Birmingham-made machine-carbine with a useful awe... " [Othe refs. to Cheyenne in book, but not in DB, and much more material about Wyoming.] |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1905 | Gibson, William & Bruce Sterling. The Difference Engine. New York: Bantam (1991); pg. 117. | "'A helpful bequest to you from a Cheyenne medicine man, Thomas.' 'Rather like our Anglican bishops, are they?' Huxley smiled, holding one of the leathery objects to the light. 'Dried vegetable matter. A cactus?' 'I would think so.' 'Joseph Hooker of Kew could tell us.' 'This witch-doctor chap had a fair grasp of the purpose of our expedition. He fancied that we meant to re-vivify the dead monster, here in England. He said that these wafers would enable you to journey far, Thomas, and fetch back the creature's soul.' " [More.] |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1905 | Gibson, William & Bruce Sterling. The Difference Engine. New York: Bantam (1991); pg. 196. | "'She wasn't a 'girl.' She was a native woman. . . .' 'We've already explained that you've never married,' Disraeli said patiently. 'You won't acknowledge any English sweetheart. The time has come to bring out this Indian maiden. You don't have to be indecent or blush about matters... You haven't even told me her name.' Mallory sat in a chair. 'The Cheyenne don't have names as we do. Especially not their women.' 'She must have been called something.' 'Well, sometimes she was called Widow-of-Red-Blanket, and sometimes she was called Mother-of-Spotted-Snake, or Mother-of-Lame-Horse. But I couldn't swear to any of those names, actually. We had this drunken half-breed Frenchie with us as interpreter, and he lied like a cur.' Disraeli was disappointed. 'You never spoke directly to her, then?' 'I don't know. I got to where I could manage pretty well with the hand-signs...' " |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1905 | Gibson, William & Bruce Sterling. The Difference Engine. New York: Bantam (1991); pg. 196-197. | "'...Her name was Wak-see-nee-ha-way, or Wak-nee-see-wah-ha, something much like that.' 'How would it be if I call her 'Prairie Maiden'?' 'Dizzy, she was a widow. She had two grown children. She was missing some teeth and was lean as a wolf.' 'Disraeli sighed. 'You're not co-operating, Mallory.' 'All right... She was a good seamstress; you could say that. We won her, ah, friendship, by giving her needles. Steel needles, rather than bison-bone splinters. And glass beads, of course. They all want glass beads.' ...It was snowing outside the conical tents and the Cheyenne were drunk. Whooping howling drunken pandemonium, because the wretches had no real idea what liquor was; for them it was a poison and an incubus... " [More, pg. 197-198, and elewhere.] |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1981 | Simmons, Dan. Carrion Comfort. New York: Warner Books (1990; c. 1989); pg. 576. | Cheyenne, Wyoming |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 1985 | Dick, Philip K. In Milton Lumky Territory. Pleasantville, NY: Dragon Press (1985); pg. 141. | Cheyenne, Wyoming |
Cheyenne | Wyoming | 2031 | Wilson, Robert Charles. The Chronoliths. New York: Tor (2001); pg. 254. | Pg. 254: "Our lamps glowed in the darkness like the ancient sentinel fires of the Crow of the Blackfoot, the Sioux or the Cheyenne... "; Pg. 255: Cheyenne, Wyoming |
Chibcha | Arizona | 1995 | Hand, Elizabeth. Waking the Moon. New York: HarperPrism (1995); pg. 214. | "She named the spot Huitaca for the Chibcha moon-goddess, a deity known for her love of indolence and intoxication; one of Her more easygoing incarnations. " [More.] |
Chickasaw | Iowa | 2030 | Disch, Thomas M. On Wings of Song. New York: St. Martin's Press (1978); pg. 340. | "...when they'd been neighbors on Chickasaw Avenue. " |
Chickasaw | North America | 2002 | Waldrop, Howard. Them Bones. New York: Ace Science Fiction (1984); pg. 20. | "Near noon I came across a footprint... The print is light and has only the single outline of the sole. So we are dealing with Amerindians, or Cajuns... My grandfather was a Choctaw and my great-grandmother a Chickasaw But they were the Choctaws and Chickasaws who weren't removed in the 1800s, but the ones who owned slaves and lived in brick houses... Besides, I doubt Choctaw or Chickasaw would do me any good on this side of the big river... This is, after all, Louisiana. "; Pg, 17: "I'd seen enough the last six weeks, up there in 2002 [the time the character is from] " |
Chickasaw | Oklahoma | 1914 | Turtledove, Harry. The Great War: American Front (alternate history novel). New York: Ballantine (1998); pg. 244. | "Sequoyah [where Oklahoma is], but itself, was a Confederate state. But within its borders lay five separate nations: those of the Creeks, Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaw, and Seminoles, the Five Civilized Tribes. They kept their local autonomy and guarded it with zeal... " |
Chickasaw | USA | 1980 | Waldrop, Howard. "Ugly Chickens " in Modern Classics of Science Fiction. (Gardner Dozois, ed.) New York: St. Martin's Press (1991; story c. 1980); pg. 489. | "All this stuff was herded out west to the trading post in the midst of the Chickasaw Nation. (The tribes around there were part of the confederation of Dancing Rabbits.) " |
Chickasaw | USA | 1989 | Wilson, Robert Charles. Gypsies. New York: Doubleday (1989); pg. 214. | "The driver said he was up from the Chickasaw towns, visiting his family there... " |
Chickasaw | Washington, D.C. | 1989 | Laidlaw, Marc. "His Powder'd Wig, His Crown of Thornes " in Omni Visions One (Ellen Datlow, ed). Greensboro, NC: Omni Books (1993; story copyright 1989); pg. 154. | "It was crowded by silent mobs... almost all of them Negro or Indian... Pawnee, Chickasaw, Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Comanche . . . " |
Chickasaw | world | 1722 | Keyes, J. Gregory. A Calculus of Angels. New York: Ballantine (1999); pg. 38. | Pg. 38, 67, 94. |
children | galaxy | 2530 | Bujold, Lois McMaster. Mirror Dance. Riverdale, NY: Baen (1994); pg. 37. | [Actual year unknown.] "'Maybe not. Children . . . have a culture of their own. Passed down from year to year. There are rumors. Boogeyman stories. Doubts. I told you they aren't stupid. their adult handlers try to stamp out the stories, or make fun of them, or mix them up with other, obvious lies.' And yet . . . they had not fooled him. But then, he had lived in the creche much longer than the average. He'd had time to see more clones come and go, time to see stories repeated, pseudo-biographies duplicated. Time for their handlers' tiny slips and mistakes to accumulate in his observation. " |
children | galaxy | 2871 | Panshin, Alexei. Star Well. New York: Ace Books (1978; c. 1968); pg. 78. | "In a family of conformists, at least one child will turn to cropping his head bald and performing contortionist exercises in the name of sport. In a family of the bizarre, at least one child will long for the security of a billion people who will dress, think, eat, work and play as he does, and comfort him... The results of a twenty-two year study of parent-child relations begun in 914 [2871 A.D.] by the Petenji Institute indicated that in those days there was an eighteen percent chance that a parent would consider that his grown child had turned out badly, and a thirty-seven percent chance that he wouldn't understand him even if he were willing to accept him. And this says nothing about the ordinary conflicts involved in raising a child. I don't suppose that six hundred years have changed matters appreciably. " |
children | Lys | 1000000000 | Clarke, Arthur C. The City and the Stars. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World (1956); pg. 124. | [Alvin considers the children in Lys, because in Diaspar there are no children -- people are formed as fully-grown adults.] "He found part of his answer among the children, those little creatures who were as strange to him as any of the animals of Lys. He spent much of his time among them, watching them at their play and eventually being accepted by them as a friend. Sometimes it seemed to him that they were not human at all, their motives, their logic, and even their language were so alien. He would look unbelievingly at the adults and ask himself how it was possible that they could have evolved from these extraordinary creatures who seemed to spend most of their lives in a private world of their own. " |
children | New York: New York City | 1995 | Aldiss, Brian. "Becoming the Full Butterfly " in Supertoys Last All Summer Long. New York: St. Martin's Griffin (2001; c. 1995); pg. 203. | "'Don't you remember back home, how they ate, how everyone ate and yet hardly breathed? The breath of life! How there was this sentimental cult of childhood, yet all the while kids were neglected, beaten, taught only negatives?' " |
children | USA | 2009 | England, Terry. Rewind. New York: Avon Books (1997); pg. 255. | "'This also challenges us on how we think of our own children,' she said out loud. 'How do you mean?' She was live again [on TV]. 'Watch the video-return slots at your local video store. A car comes up, adult driving, passenger, a kid between the ages of six and eighteen. Who gets out to put the tape back, no matter what the weather, now matter how bad the traffic, no matter what the crime rate? And who stays in the cool/warm/dry/safe car, waiting? That's what I mean. Free labor, no rights, no pull against the big and powerful adults. 'And so when some adults are transformed into beings the size of children, we think nothing of stripping them of their rights, their responsibilities, their property, their savings, their families--their dignity--because that's how the culture thinks of little humans. Just things to be tolerated as long as they stay in their place... and we act surprised when someone loses control and does some harm. What hypocrisy!...' " |
children | world | 1995 | Brooks, Terry. Witches' Brew. New York: Ballantine (1995); pg. -5. | [Frontispiece] Quote from Peter Pan, by J. M. Barrie: "All children, except one, grow up. They soon know that they will grow up, and the way Wendy knew was this. One day when she was two years old she was playing in a garden, and she plucked another flower and ran with it to her mother. I supposed she must have looked rather delightful, for Mrs. Darling put her hand to her heart and cried, 'Oh, why can't you remain like this for ever!' This was all that passed between them on the subject, and henceforth Wendy knew that she must grow up. You always know after you are two. Two is the beginning of the end. " |
children | world | 3000 | Aldiss, Brian W. "The Worm That Flies " in Modern Classics of Science Fiction. (Gardner Dozois, ed.) New York: St. Martin's Press (1991; story c. 1968); pg. 328. | [Year and location uncertain.] "'You are scientist! Before bygone time was another time, and then . . . then was child and different things that are not any longer, many animals and birds and smaller things with frail wings unable to carry them over long time . . .' 'What happened? Why was there change, old crow?' 'Men . . . scientists . . . make understanding of the gravy of bodies and turn every person and thing and tree to eternal life. We now continue form that time, a long long time -- so long we have forgotten what was then done.' The smell of him was like an old pie. 'Argustal asked him, 'and why now are no childs?' 'Childs are just small adults. We are adults, having become from child. But in that great former time, before scientists were on Yzazys, adults produced childs... But with eternal life, this cannot be -- those child-making parts of the body have less life than stone.' " |
chiliasm | world | 1995 | Sagan, Carl. Contact. New York: Simon & Schuster (1985); pg. 125. | "Those with predispositions favoring such cheerful prognoses sometimes found themselves edging uncomfortably toward ground that had been occupied for a decade by the chiliastic movement. Some chiliasts held that the imminent arrival of the Third Millennium would be accompanied by the return of Jesus or Buddha or Krishan or The Prophet, who would establish on Earth a benevolent theocracy, severe in its judgment of mortals. Perhaps this would presage the mass celestial Ascent of the Elect. But there were other chiliasts, and there were far more of these, who held that the physical destruction of the world was the indispensable prerequisite for the Advent, as had been unerringly foretold in various otherwise mutually contradictory ancient prophetic works. The Doomsday Chiliasts were uneasy with the whiff of world community in the air and troubled by the steady annual decline in the global stockpiles of strategic weapons... " [Some other refs. not in DB.] |
chiliasm | world | 1999 | Sagan, Carl. Contact. New York: Simon & Schuster (1985); pg. 315. | "Even the American and European chiliasts had been influenced by Machindo. " |
chiliasm | world | 1999 | Sagan, Carl. Contact. New York: Simon & Schuster (1985); pg. 316. | "Christian chiliasm had now infected the Ahmadiyah, and his reappearance was imminent according to some of the faithful. " |
chiliasm | world | 1999 | Sagan, Carl. Contact. New York: Simon & Schuster (1985); pg. 412. | "Over the following weeks and months, the battalion of reporters dwindled to a company and then to a platoon. Now only a squad of the most steadfast remained, mostly from The World Hologram and other sensationalist weekly newspapers, the chiliast magazines, and a lone representative from a publication that called itself Science and God. No one knew what sect it belonged to, and its reporter wasn't telling. " |
Chinese | Alabama | 1993 | Ellison, Harlan. Mefisto in Onyx. Shingletown, CA: Mark. V. Ziesing Books (1993); pg. 73. | "Chinese puzzle box " |
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Dons winger Arthur sidelined for eight weeks
3:14pm Thursday 17th October 2013 in Sport By Tim Ashton
AFC Wimbledon winger Chris Arthur has been sidelined for up to eight weeks after a scan revealed a hairline fracture of his ankle.
The 23-year-old picked up the injury after coming on as a substitute during the League Two 1-1 draw with Accrington Stanley on Saturday.
Boss Neal Ardley said: "Chris played really well when he came on but he got a nasty challenge and his ankle came up like a balloon.
"We had our fingers crossed but the scan showed a fracture rather than ligament damage.
"There is not much we can do about impact injuries, we'll just have to take this one on the chin."
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As you probably know, BC Hydro has sent a letter to all customers who have resisted installation of an electro magnetic pulsing meter in their homes.
This letter asks customers to choose between three options, with several choices for the kind of meter you might wish to have in your home. No surprise, the analog meter costs $35 a month, and their smart meter, nothing.
There are a lot of things wrong with this choice scenario.
One is that BC Hydro must submit an application to the BC Utilities Commission to charge extra for analogue meters, and it must be approved. This has not happened. This means that BC Hydro does not have the right to charge you anything extra for an analog meter at this time, unless you sign a form that becomes a legal agreement between you and BC Hydro. Don�t sign!�
There are legal challenges to this system as yet unresolved. And there are simple options that BC Hydro has not offered to its customers.� As customers, living in a democracy, we can ask for them.
Here are a few: Customers can read their own analogue meters and file this information on-line to Hydro, or pay a rate based on annual use and verify usage once a year. For those who had smart meters installed against their wishes, BC Hydro could opt to have transmitters turned off. Customers could do their own readings, e-filing their own information.
Although BC Hydro insists none of the above is possible, if all this can be done in London, England, with eight-million-plus residents, then it can be done here.
Write a letter to BC Hydro, or call and register your wishes. Don't engage, just hold your ground. Be clear with what you want. �
Caitlin Hicks, Roberts Creek�