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Family surnames I am currently researching: WININGER/WINEGAR, THORN/THORNE, McINTYRE, SANDERS, BRANSON, CHAPPELL, MACY, PRICE, LANDERS, TUCKER and GREGOROSKI/GREGOSKI/GREGORSKI/GRZEGOZEWSKI. I was born in Jasper County, Missouri and have 2 sons, who still live there. I have relatives scattered here and there.
I am continuing research on a particular bit of the history of McDonald County, Missouri (sometimes called McDonald Territory) and have a page concerning their well-known attempt to secede from the State of Missouri, in 1961. (See the link given below.) Thank you to the then-Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas who graciously offered to accept McDonald County into the State of Arkansas. "After all," he said, "it would offset the "bootheel." Oddly enough, to this day, McDonald County, although in Missouri, remains as a part of the Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers Federal Metropolitan Statistical area. To me, the incident provided a fascinating story, which tied in to another interest: philately and cover collecting (local posts).
The Find A Grave site provides a way for me to share a lifelong interest in history, of which tombstones play an inseparable role. I worked in investigations for almost 20 years, so I miss those kinds of challenges. I hope to be of some service as a volunteer, to those involved in genealogical research. While I'm new to this site, I have been doing research along these same lines for some years.
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Please note that I am not necessarily related to the deceased person of memorials I have entered, and no claim of "ownership" is intended. In some instances, creating an online memorial at this site, just felt like the right thing to do, given the time that has elapsed since their passing. I have no way of knowing if there are living relatives interested in doing the work in maintaining such an online memorial. If you are a relative and would like to have a memorial transferred to you for active maintenance, follow the suggested Find A Grave guidelines and send me a request with the details of your interest and your connection to that person.
I love the new quick-edit feature on FAG! With a success rate in the single digits, I decided you apparently can't count on the majority of people here to make corrections or to add information, so I think this is the best way to do it, even when you ask politely and say please. I had been sending suggestions, updates or corrections (SAC's) on memorials, for months, only to be chastised by people for my audacity in pointing out an error, or to otherwise be totally ignored. Still, please don't hesitate to send me corrections or additions to any entries I have created. I am a "detail" person and I prefer the records to be correct and precise. If you are requesting changes in any memorial that I have created, please list numbers for those involved and give the details and sources. Use the "edit" tab at the top of the memorial page in question, to request such changes.
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Thank you so much for the headstone photo.
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Thanks very much for Robert Alberty photo
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RE: BEATY Cemetery in AR
My pleasure. Thanks for all you are doing as well.
Happy Holidays!
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on Dec 04, 2013 9:27 AM
Ernest Edmonston
Wes, maybe I'll get the hang of this.....trying to go from subject to message, I hit enter and away it went. Anyway, FYI, I think I solved the missing O'Mohundro memorials. Evidently, the apostrophe in the last name means a great deal to the search engine. I have now found the missing one, but still don't know what happened to the photos, etc. I sponsored the new one and have started working on it.
James C. O'Mohundro memorial 68318252 (the old one)
James C. Omohundro memorial 118278767 (the new one)
They actually had the apostrophe in the name, so I will change that at some point.
Thanks for all your help.
Ernie Edmonston
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on Dec 02, 2013 2:25 PM
Ernest Edmonston
I don't know what's going on with them. I just checked and my email I use for this hasn't changed firstname.lastname@example.com
I will take the memorials as they are my G-G-Grandparents, but don't really have a lot more to add. I would probably sponsor them in order to add another photo or two. I am certain that they used to be there and were a little different and my old links are no longer any good. I've heard that Ancestry.com bought-out findagrave & don't know if that has anything to do with it or not. This is the first of anything like this that I've encountered. I appreciate your time and consideration.
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Hi Wes,
I love to get out and photograph cemeteries...I have thousands of photos. We should get together and go into Adair County...and start snapping some photos.
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on Nov 26, 2013 7:55 PM
68678000 forgot to add her memorial number.
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Sorry for the late response I am a student! Almost the end of the semester! Yes she is my cousins daughter. She was previously located in Wetumka Oklahoma. I added her obit to the previous page. No pictures though. Maybe her Momma will want it someday and she should be the one to put up her picture. She was a wonderful little girl, died suddenly from meningitis. Her parents miss her and I still pray for them both! Thanks so much!
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RE: COLLINS, Pearl in Antioch, AR
For Pearl I have dob June 15, 1895 and dod as Nov 16, 1959. I don't know have any proof of these dates. If I can help you with anything else please let me know.
Sorry to take so long to get back to you.
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RE: Collins, Ernest at Antioch Cem. in Ark.
Thank for your work in Antioch Cemetery. I have not seen it but old cemeteries tend to be neglected.
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By Trent Batson
The "technology revolution" is mis-named. Instead, we are in a human revolution, a revolution in human capabilities. In the span of a few decades, humans have learned to think with their fingers, to imagine that a flat screen is really as big as the world, to create new personae for themselves, to expand their social interactions in number and kind, to write and design in new ways, to visualize complex concepts, to find information in seconds, and incorporate that information into a constantly evolving awareness. People are doing all this, not machines.
No one is served well by the common conceit that the technology does all this. We then invest in technology because we believe that hype that the software can do things it can't. A salesperson or a technology advocate dazzles us with a demonstration of rapidly cascading screens, colors, visuals, and graphs that make us believe if we too have that software we'll get the same results. We wouldn't assume we could perform a Schubert sonata as well as a concert pianist, but for some reason we believe we can "play" the software as well as the software performer.
Hype has affected our reason and has led many to fear technology as itself the agent of change. Hype has led us to believe that if we unleash software on our campus, a major change will occur. About 23 years ago, I and a bunch of others believed that if we provided word processing software to students they would become better writers. They would revise their writing more, we thought, just because it was easier with computers than with paper. We forgot that revising writing is a thought process and not a machine attribute.
If we believe the machines are making all the changes in the world, we are anthropomorphizing them, making them into agents of change. This leads to the fear that machines will take over. We talk about "emergent technology" as though the machines are rising from the depths with intentions. The fear of technology is bad enough because that leads to resistance to using legitimate tools of our trade, but imagining technology as an agent also sets up impossible expectations. In focus groups or interviews or in written comments in questionnaires, we hear about or read about how "the technology didn't work." I have heard the phrase "ePortfolios don't work." Again, this is like saying, "The piano didn't work; I couldn't play Schubert like the performer on stage."
If we in higher education wish to learn the most and leverage the most during this knowledge revolution, we have to recognize the active agent in the revolution. The active agent is humanity. We humans are discovering aspects of our abilities and imagination that we didn't know about before. Centuries ago, we discovered things that could make nice sounds and we found the musical talents and abilities that humans have. Now, we discovered digital technologies that help us solve problems, communicate, and create in ways we didn't know about before.
And the hype should be about how we have discovered new abilities in ourselves, not about dumb machines. The magic is not out there but in our heads.
However, we have fallen into the trap of thinking dumb machines will do it all, that we can merely form a committee, review the technology options, choose one, deploy it, and the magic will follow. Hmmmm. What happened? Not to belabor the point, but would we put pianos in classrooms and expect students to become musicians? "Oh, all they do is plunk the keys; pianos didn't work."
My guess is that most people in higher education have figured out that adopting technologies for teaching and learning is not quite as simple as we once thought or as technology companies wish us to believe. But what should we believe? How should we frame technology adoption in higher education?
Say a department at a college or university decides to adopt a student learning portfolio. First the teacher herself or himself must become a portfolio "performer," someone who can teach students to use a portfolio. This would mean the teacher would use the portfolio herself before assigning students to do so (one would not assign a book one has not read, after all).
Secondly, the faculty in the department will need to identify a purpose for adopting the portfolio so they know how to design their curriculum and so they then know how to assess this innovation.
Third, the faculty have to relate the portfolio to the goals of the course and help the students see how it fits in and how it benefits students.
The success of the portfolio innovation in this department depends on faculty members understanding what talents and abilities their students can discover in themselves when they use the portfolio. This is why the faculty members themselves have to spend a semester using their own portfolio to discover in themselves what talents and abilities come forward.
When we plan and implement based on the human elements of the innovation, we make sensible and wise plans. When we forget that machines are dumb and therefore expect miracles and agency from them, we falter and make incorrect and misleading conclusions. We are the smart ones, the ones in control, and we are the revolution and the emergent miracle.
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This one -- his -- a disturbing number of vaccines for millions of children across our nation may be a lot less effective if they're effective at all.
There's this new government survey out and it it they found that some doctors are not storing vaccines correctly and that could place lots of kids at risk of contracting serious diseases.
Federal investigators apparently looked into the vaccines for children program which provides free immunization to kids of low income families.
The study shows that providers stored the majority of those vaccines in exactly the wrong way in the wrong temperature either too hot -- too cold.
Researchers say that increases the chance -- the vaccines may not be providing maximum protection from four preventable diseases.
Trace Gallagher is following how the -- find out about this.
-- health and human services ship went to 45 different vaccine providers in five states to see how they were restoring their vaccines and take a look.
Every single one of those providers had some sort of temperature problems either broken thermometers were not recording the proper temperature.
On top of that 39%.
Of providers restoring new vaccines it's 3929.
Leggett says there storing new vaccines with old vaccines.
And none of the providers were following all the federal guidelines the CDC says and I'm quoting parents need to know that they do not have to get their child.
-- vaccinated the most important thing they need to do is make sure their child's vaccinations are up to date but Dr.
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You're giving a false hope -- a false treatment because in reality that individual has no immunity.
And if they get -- you know -- measles so they get polio or whatever the case may be now that child is gonna pay the consequences.
By the way the CDC is now checking out a whooping cough.
Outbreak in Washington State to see if it somehow connected to this vaccine problem ship I was speaking of -- -- problem what do you do just throw all these vaccines a way that might have been stored at the wrong temperature.
Well you know federal guidelines say that any vaccines or compromise have to be isolated and then you call the vaccine manufacturer to find out if in fact those vaccines should be destroyed.
This study says -- 76%.
Of the vaccines were compromised in some fashion.
If that holds true cost across the country could be very expensive keep in mind.
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If three quarters of those vaccines are somehow compromised.
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The Trooper is a very tactical class, with an exceptional amount of tools available to take down opponents, mitigate damage and heal allies. The Commando advanced class makes use of the Assault Cannon, an over-sized blaster that requires two hands to wield, for both damage and healing. We have created a guide detailing this advanced class, its roles and how to play them most effectively after the jump.
Note: Audio quality on the following videos is not ideal. Companions list could possibly be deemed spoiler territory, if that's a problem, don't scroll down to the bottom of the post.
Troopers who reach level ten will be prompted to contact their advanced class trainer and select their permanent advanced class. Unlike the Vanguard, who can both tank and deal damage, the Commando can either deal damage or heal. Additionally, where the Vanguard is most effective at close to medium range, the Commando is ideal at long range, yet not completely shut down in melee encounters.
Primary Attribute: Aim
Secondary Attribute: Endurance
Combat Ratings: Alacrity (Cast/Channeled Time Reduction), Power (+Damage/Healing), Critical Rating, Surge Rating (+Critical Damage/Healing), Accuracy Rating (+Hit Chance)
Aim affects all Commando abilities, including both standard ranged damage and tech power. Tech power affects bonus damage and healing. Currently, both damage and healing Commandos will wear essentially the same gear, especially at the early levels. Where this will differentiate is on what Combat Ratings are preferred.
When in comes to Skills Trees in SWTOR, options are fairly limited. There is not much room to differentiate. Below are standard builds for each tree and role, along with their use.
The Gunnery tree is best used for maximum PVE damage. Skills such as Charged Bolt and Full Auto require extended cast times, which typically are not conducive to PVP as they can be pushed back and interrupted. However, when given free reign to unload at range, the Gunnery tree provides an incredible balance between damage output and resource sustainability, ensuring that players can output consistent damage throughout a long boss fight and will not need to rest as often while leveling. Gunnery uses the Armor-piercing Cell, and its primary damage skills are Full Auto, Charged Bolt/Grav Round, High Impact Bolt, Demolition Round, Hail of Bolts and Plasma Grenade. A video detailing Gunnery rotations and combat scenarios is below.
Combat Medic
The Commando uses a combination of direct heals and, strangely enough, Combat Support Cell augmented Hammer Shots to heal his allies. Commandos who choose not to fully explore the Combat Medic tree will only gain access to the Medical Probe, Advanced Medical Probe and Field Aid abilities.
However, those who do specialize as a Combat Medic will receive access to Kolto Bomb, an instant cast AoE heal, Bacta Infusion, an instant single target heal, and Trauma Probe, a reactive healing buff that is placed on the Commando or an ally. A video detailing how to use these heals in specific situations is below.
Assault Specialist
In PVP, urgency is the name of the game. Casted and channeled abilities are easily slowed and interrupted, and are generally difficult to use in the heat of battle or while escorting an ally. In the interest of both mobility and burst damage, the Assault Specialist tree reigns supreme. This is the shared PVP tree for both the Vanguard and the Commando.
While the Assault Specialist tree does make use of both Charged Bolts, Hail of Bolts and Full Auto, it supplements these casted/channeled abilities with Sticky Grenade/Assault Plastique, Incendiary Round and Plasma Cell. The Assault Specialist tree is designed to increase the damage over time affects of Plasma Cell, and causes victims of Plasma Cell's damage over time affect to receive a debuff or take additional damage from the Commando. The Assault Specialist tree augments several abilities to increase their critical chance and damage, and gives the Commando several options when it comes to mitigating crowd control effects.
Combat Ratings
Combat Ratings are usually applied to gear via Augments, which are obtained through Slicing or loot. Equipment with Augment slots are a product of either critically crafting an item or looting an item that inherently has an augment slot. Below are Combat Rating preferences on a per role basis and their justifications:
PVP Damage
Critical Rating, Surge Rating
Burst damage is imperative in PVP, so focusing on both Critical Rating and Surge Rating will increase the frequency and damage of critical strikes.
PVE Damage
Power, Critical Rating, Surge Rating
Power will provide a consistent increase in damage, which is important during boss encounters, however, some players may prefer Critical and Surge Rating instead to generate higher damage per shot.
PVP Healing
Critical Rating, Surge Rating, Alacrity
The Combat Medic skill tree has several skills available that reduce casting push back, meaning castable heals will come out more consistently. In this case, Alacrity is a viable choice for PVP, allowing castable heals to come out faster than usual. Beyond that, most healers will only be able to get so many heals off on an ally that is being focused down, so Critical and Surge Rating will help those heals operate at their maximum potential.
PVE Healing
Power, (Alacrity)
For PVE Healing, Power will provide a consistent increase in the amount each ability heals, and Critical Rating should generally be avoided in favor of Power to ensure players do not overheal their targets — an effective waste of resources. Some players may prefer to supplement their Power Combat Rating with Alacrity as well, reducing the amount of time required to push out a healing ability.
Aric is a damage dealing companion. He is a Trooper that utilizes Assault Cannons and Heavy Armor, and is effectively a Gunnery skilled Commando. Like the Gunnery Commando, Aric uses many casted and channeled shots to do his damage.
For Gunnery Commandos, toggle off Aric's casted shots to ensure he does not clip your own (You both wind up a 2.5 second cast shot, Aric's goes off and kills the mob, your cast is cancelled right before it completes)
For tougher mobs, send Aric in first and let him get a couple abilities off, then begin your damage rotation. You can effectively trade aggro with Aric back and forth to virtually double your health pool.
Combat Medic Commandos may enjoy using Aric to level due to his high damage per second and heavy armor.
Elara is a healing companion who uses blaster pistols. She is effectively a Combat Medic without the Assualt Cannon and uses several casted and instant heals. She has a damage stance, but her damage per second is not as effective as Aric's.
Gunnery Commandos annoyed with Aric's shot clipping may find Elara more useful, as her damage and healing skills do not mirror their own.
Some players may want to toggle off Elara's damaging abilities to ensure her resources are spent exclusively on healing the player.
M1-4X is the Commando's ranged tank companion. He uses droid parts, shield generators and blaster turrets, and his class is listed as a Trooper. M1-4X has several abilities to draw aggro from NPCs and mitigate damage to himself.
Combat Medic Commandos may choose to use M1-4X due to his damage mitigation, allowing them more freedom to output both damage and healing, and to avoid healing aggro from multiple mobs.
Gunnery Commandos will find that using M1-4X reduces casted and channeled shot push back due to mob aggro, and may find it easier to take down more difficult mobs, but M1-4X will require the Commando to stop shooting and start healing on occasion.
Tanno Vik is the Commando's melee tank companion. He wears Heavy Armor and uses a Shield Generator to mitigate damage while wielding a Techblade. Similar to M1-4X, Tanno has several abilities to draw aggro and mitigate incoming damage.
Players who wish to keep the action as far away from them as possible may choose to use Tanno Vik over M1-4X, as melee mobs will be further away from the player due to Tanno's melee preference.
Players may find Tanno slightly more difficult to heal than M1-4X, as there is no travel time between initiating the fight and melee mobs closing on him.
Yuun is the Commando's melee damage companion, serving as an alternative to Aric Jorgan's range. Yuun uses Tech Staves and Heavy Armor, and has bonuses to Investigation and Slicing. Yuun uses instant abilities to deal his damage, as opposed to Aric's casted and channeled shots.
For Gunnery Commandos, Yuun will likely be one of the better choices for maximum damage output, as his abilities will not clip your casted shots.
Combat Medic Commandos may find Yuun an effective alternative to Tanno Vik if they prefer to be more involved in healing their companion — as opposed to switching back and forth between damage and healing — due to Yuun's lack of damage mitigation and high damage output.
Crafting Skills
Obviously, Crafting Skills that focus primarily on force users are going to be wholly ineffectual for Commandos, especially considering the Trooper has no force using companions. With that in mind, there are a few Crafting Skills that stand do out.
Cybertech crafts item modifications, earpieces and droid parts. Commandos, regardless of spec, can make effective use of all of these items. Item modifications can be used to upgrade newly acquired gear, earpieces can be used to equip themselves and their companions, and Commandos who prefer to use M1-4X can craft upgrades for him as well.
Armstech crafts all non-force weaponry, even weaponry that is companion exclusive. Higher quality item schematics can be discovered by reverse engineering a standard quality item several times. This allows a Commando to focus on developing Assault Cannons and Barrel modifications, along with weaponry for their preferred companion.
Armormech allows the Commando to ensure they have the most up to date gear equipped in each available armor slot. Much like Armstech, players can reverse engineer basic quality items to discover high quality schematics. As the Commando's companions all wear heavy armor, this crew skill is one of the most useful available.
Able to craft stims, medpacs and implants, Biochem provides some of the most universally useful items in the game. Beyond that, reverse engineering these items can leave the player with high quality reusable versions fairly early, allowing the player to save massive amounts of credits while staying exceptionally buffed and augmented with additional healing.
For those who enjoy long range combat, healing with an interesting dynamic, or wielding a gun as big as themselves, the Commando does not disappoint. It will be interesting to see how the Commando stacks up against the other advanced classes when it comes to damage, healing and PVP at end game. Expect more guides of this nature now that the game is live.


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NBA, NHL ratings going in different directions
The NHL and NBA are experiencing quite different ratings patterns as their playoffs roll on. The NHL has been breaking ratings records left and right in this playoff season, while the NBA is down from last year, some series more significantly than others.
The Conference Semifinals on NBC Sports Network have been up 48% in comparison to last year, averaging 1.227 million viewers per game. Monday's Game 5 between the Capitals and Rangers was up 143% from last year's Canucks-Predators Game 6, drawing nearly a million extra viewers. You can atttribute that to the strong, traditional northeast markets involved in the game. In fact, the 4.32 rating the game drew in New York was the highest ever in the city for an NBCSN game. But it's not just all Rangers in NYC: the Devils-Flyers Game 4 on Sunday drew a 2.37 rating in NYC, the highest ever for a Devils game in the city. Overall viewership for the Flyers-Devils game was virtually identical to the viewership for last year's Red Wings-Sharks Game 5, and comparable to the Rangers-Capitals game on Monday.
As for the NBA, things are going in a different direction. With many of the series being lopsided, nine games that took place over the weekend on ESPN, TNT, and ABC were down in comparison to the comparable game last year. The biggest weekend drops came in Saturday's Spurs-Jazz Game 3 on TNT (down 32% from Thunder-Nuggets last year on ESPN), and Saturday's Pacers-Magic Game 4 on TNT, down 43% from Pacers-Bulls last year on TNT.
Game 4 of Spurs-Jazz was down 24% from last year (Spurs-Grizzlies Game 4), and down 17% from 2010, which featured the Magic and Bobcats in their Game 4... not exactly a ratings mecca. Game 4 of the entertaining Grizzlies-Clippers series was down just 6% from last year's Thunder-Nuggets Game 4. Lakers-Nuggets Game 4 (26%) and Hawks-Celtics Game 4 (20%) were also both down from last year, but featured increases from 2010.
The lone bright spot of the weekend for the NBA was Game 4 between the Thunder and Mavericks, which was up 8% from last year (Spurs-Grizzlies Game 3), and a whopping 75% from 2010 (Hawks-Bucks Game 3). Overall, 11 of the first 16 games that have aired on TNT this playoff season are down from last year. Yikes. This comes as a major surprise given the NBA's numbers were up across the board during the regular season in spite of the lockout.
The NBA's raw numbers are still crushing the NHL's, but you can attribute that to distribution as opposed to game quality. There's just no comparing the cable outlets of TNT and ESPN to NBC Sports Network. Things might start getting interesting for the NBA in the coming weeks, with defending champion Dallas eliminated and a large marketin Chicago on the brink of elimination, with another large market in New York getting booted last night. However, quality of individual games and series should increase dramatically. As for the NHL, the league could have a pair of odd matchups in the Conference Finals. In the West, you have two large, fairly non-traditional hockey markets in Los Angeles and Phoenix meeting. In the East, you could have the coveted New York market covered, but that's it, with a possible Rangers-Devils matchup if New York beats Washington in Game 7.
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Gallery Profile: 215 College Gallery
Cooperative ventures often fail to fulfill the hopes of their members, especially in the egocentric art world. Ideals are becoming real, however, at the 215 College Gallery in Burlington.
The 12 women who compose the co-op share all the responsibilities of running the upstairs space at the corner of College Street and South Winooski Avenue. Each organizes the reception and publicity for the month-long show she's allotted each year on a rotating basis, explains Elise Whittemore-Hill, a painter who joined the co-op last winter. The rent for the sunny but small two-room space also gets divided 12 ways.
"I'm very proud of the gallery," says cofounder Catherine Hall. "It's taught me the power of a group, of a community."
Many of the artists actually succeed in selling works they display at 215 College. That's no guaranteed achievement in a city reputed to have an above-average share of art lovers but a below-average share of art buyers, Whittemore-Hill notes. She herself sold "quite a few" of the pieces in her "Small Works" show in June. It may have helped that her close-up, semi-abstract studies of natural forms were priced in accordance with their diminutive dimensions, the artist says.
One of the advantages of the co-op arrangement is that 215's artists pocket every penny from a sale. There's no gallery owner taking a 20 percent or bigger bite.
Business may get even better in the coming months. "The gallery is becoming better and better known," Hall says. "Our audience is expanding."
Hall, a painter and sculptor widely exhibited in both her native England and adopted New England, launched the co-op about three years ago along with fellow artist Charlotte Hastings. The space had been Hall's private studio, but she'd decided to leave it after several years. "As I was packing up to move, though, I felt more and more that I wanted to keep the space," Hall relates. So she asked Hastings, "one of my most can-do friends," to help recruit local artists for an envisioned co-op.
Hastings died of cancer in 2006, but Hall and other artists kept it going.
The all-female makeup of 215 College isn't intended as a feminist statement, the artists note. "It's just developed that way," Whittemore-Hill says, adding that the co-op did include one man until last year.
Xavier Donnelly, the 17-year-old son of co-op member Kate Donnelly, has also shown his pen-and-ink drawings at 215 College. "He sold a number of them," his mother says proudly — and maybe a touch enviously. "He's really good."
Kate Donnelly's own show, titled "Vestiges," is hanging in the gallery this month. So far, there have been no buyers for the works, which are priced in the $350 to $400 range, but Donnelly says that's not unexpected, "given the nature of the show." Most of the pieces are conceptual and somewhat personal explorations of how relatives are remembered in fragmented ways. Several of Donnelly's sculptures and installations are accompanied by poems she composed.
Her paintings have found buyers at previous shows at 215 College, though, and Donnelly says the cooperative gallery has surpassed her expectations. "I find it an astonishing thing," she says. "I feel more and more committed to it — not just because I can sell work here, but for the environment it provides. I spend a lot of time working alone," Donnelly adds, "so the sense of community here is really important."


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It's the dream of millions of basketball fans around the world -- to be an NBA star.
But for Rudy Fernandez, who leapt to fame with his "hellacious" dunk in an Olympic final against the U.S. Dream Team, playing in "the best league in the world" was not enough.
Just 27 years old and reaching his peak as a player, he has bucked convention by leaving the NBA and returning to his native Spain.
"Here probably I'm a better player, I can do everything -- not like my years in the NBA," Fernandez told CNN's Human to Hero series.
"The NBA, it's a business for sure, so when you sign a contract you have to know you might get traded to another team, another city. And you start playing 82 games in one season, it's a lot of basketball."
Fernandez moved to the U.S. after the 2008 Olympic final in Beijing, where Spain lost to the Americans, and spent three years with the Portland Trail Blazers.
"They gave me the opportunity to play in the best league in the world," he said.
However, his later move to Denver Nuggets was not a success -- partly due to a back injury, and partly due to a league lockout that shortened the 2011-12 season to 31 matches.
In the middle of the NBA pay dispute, he signed an interim deal with Real Madrid -- a division of one of the world's biggest soccer clubs -- and enjoyed his time back home so much that he later took up the option of a three-year deal worth a reported €8.1 million ($10.5 million).
"I came here to be the leader and win trophies," he announced on his arrival.
Fernandez has proved as good as his word, averaging nearly 17 points per game for Real in the current Euroleague season and winning rave reviews for his performances. Real also top the domestic ACB league in Spain.
Wind the clock back just over four years and Fernandez had arrived in the United States to considerable fanfare after a standout performance for his beloved Spain in China.
Playing against the might of the U.S. -- this time dubbed the "Redeem Team" following the disappointment of Athens 2004 -- he scored 22 points in 18 minutes of court time.
But it was his audacious dunk over Dwight Howard which was a talking point of the final, eventually won 118-107 by the United States.
Despite the close attentions of the 2.11-meter Howard, Fernandez -- a small forward who stands 1.98m -- brushed him aside before slamming home the two-pointer.
The effort was described as "hellacious" by one U.S. sports writer, who had clearly run out of superlatives, while Fernandez singles it out as a career highlight.
He played football as a youngster on his home island of Mallorca, but basketball ability was in the family genes with both his parents players, while his elder sister Marta plied her trade in the American WNBA before also returning to Spain with her current club Salamanca.
Spotted by Barcelona-based Joventut, Fernandez was set on the course to be a professional player from his mid-teens and was included in the Olympic squad for the Athens Olympics in 2004 while only 19 years of age.
He went to Portland as the 24th pick in the draft.
"All the community from Portland helped me a lot with the the transition. The first year was difficult, but basketball is basketball," he added.


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It was another one of those nights when the matchups just didn't favor the undersized Salthawks. They've gotten by for much of the year with quickness, guts and guile. On Tuesday that wasn't enough. "Derby was a little longer than us," said Hutch coach Nate Henry. "That was a tough matchup, but we still could have been better finishing plays, rebounding and getting back in our transition defense. "We could have done a little bit more to make a game of it." The good news is that if the Salthawks are to see the Panthers again, it will be at Koch Arena, site of the Kansas Class 6A tournament. The Salthawks have three games - home dates with Ark City (Friday) and Salina Central sandwiched between a road game at Newton - to improve their seeding in the upcoming sub-state tournament. It's hard to say where Hutch will finish, but a first-round home game is still very much a possibility. It would like take three wins, but those are three very winnable games. "We have to worry about ourselves and how we can get better," Henry said. If there is reason for optimism about Tuesday's game, it came in the second half when the Salthawks were still playing just as hard as they were in the first two quarters. That's saying something, Henry said. "I am very appreciative of the effort they gave," he said. "They could have hung their heads and gave up. They didn't. That's a testament to their character and the competitive nature that they have." Trevor Turner led the Salthawks with 13 points on Tuesday, while nine other Hutch players got into the scoring column. Tanner Higgins knocked down a couple of threes and finished with six points, as did Colby Turner.
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Medical assistance:In Bagh and Mansehra, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) supports district hospitals disrupted by the earthquake. The organization's field hospitals there focus primarily on surgery, emergencies and intensive care with a view to enable other departments of the district hospitals (pediatrics, maternity, etc.) to start functioning again. MSF teams are ensuring primary health care in areas where the Pakistani health structures have been severely damaged, and are following up on the situations in tented settlements where victims continue to gather. MSF's teams carry out an average of one thousand consultations every day in 12 permanent sites. The teams are discovering that poor living conditions, rather than the earthquake itself, are causing increasing numbers of pathologies. To avoid possible outbreaks of disease, MSF is vaccinating children against measles and polio and the wounded against tetanus. The organization continues to provide mental health support to traumatized victims. MSF is also improving hygiene conditions in settlements housing internally displaced people (IDP), of and is addressing water supply issues in several additional locations. Distribution of relief goods (non-food items):
MSF has now completed the distribution of 8,700 family tents, 10,932 construction kits–including iron sheets, plastic sheeting and construction tools (see sidebar)–and 129,917 blankets to earthquake survivors in remote areas of Pakistani Kashmir and in the country's North West Frontier Province. Thousands of relief items such as cooking kits (11,304) and hygiene kits (25,634) have been distributed as well. These distributions will continue through the coming weeks, in order to ensure that families have a shelter for the winter. Staff and material:More than 120 international staff, including doctors, nurses, surgeons, psychologists, social workers, logisticians, water and sanitation experts, together with over 350 local staff, are involved with MSF's earthquake relief operations in Pakistan. The organization has already delivered more than 1,155 tons of relief goods to Pakistan, including medical items (emergency medical kits, drugs, surgical materials, dressings, plaster, dialysis machines, high-protein food, oral rehydration solution, etc.), logistical materials (especially water and sanitation materials such as tanks, pumps and water treatment units) and shelter (tents, blankets and sleeping mats). Additional relief items such as hygiene, cooking and construction kits are being purchased locally. DETAILS OF THE OPERATIONS IN PAKISTANMedical assistance:
In Bagh town, MSF has set up a tented medical facility outside the compound of the collapsed district hospital. MSF's structure, made of 25 tents, includes an operation theatre, laboratory, delivery room, intensive care unit, emergency room and an approximately 40-bed in-patient department. MSF's primary activity in the hospital is surgery. MSF has agreed with the Pakistani Ministry of Health to set up as soon as possible a more permanent 50-bed hospital. MSF is operating permanent outpatient facilities in Bagh town, Bir Pani, Mallot and Chikhar. In each one of these locations, 50 to 100 consultations are carried out every day. Mobile medical teams regularly travel to the village of Paniali, close to Bagh town, to follow up the situation in IDP settlements there.
The organization has set up permanent outpatient facilities for consultations, vaccinations and referrals in the villages of Saidpur, Hattian, Lamnian, and Chakmukam (near Lipa). Teams travel to the surrounding settlements by foot or by car. In each one of these locations, 50 to 100 consultations, including measles and tetanus vaccinations, are carried out every day. Mobile clinics are now operating in Charakpura, Therian, Jhandgran and Timi Bhana. A permanent clinic is running in one of the IDP sites of Muzaffarabad town and a mobile team follows up the situation in other settlements of the city. A pediatric ward has been opened in Hattian, and a permanent clinic is functioning in one of the IDP settlements of the locality. A mobile medical team also performs outreach activities by car in the environs of Muzaffarabad. Rapid transport in Muzaffarabad district is facilitated by the use of two MSF helicopters. Mansehra (1,361,032) and Batagram (319,973) districts:OverviewThe MSF team in Mansehra continues to provide care for hundreds of patients seriously injured by the earthquake. Of these patients, 145 are still hospitalized; many were operated upon in poor conditions with little or no post-operative care, giving rise to infections and additional surgery. MSF has now completed installation of a new, 120-bed field hospital adjacent to the district hospital building in Mansehra, in order to provide quality care for patients and to avoid further complications during their recoveries. As a result, space has been freed up in the district hospital, allowing regular services to begin functioning (the massive influx of wounded had overwhelmed the hospital wards). Medical villages have been created in Mansehra town to discharge patients who no longer need hospitalization, but who still require follow up. New field hospital set up for surgery, emergencies and in-patient facilities The new field hospital, comprised of nine inflatable tents, is now fully functional. The hospital houses four operation theaters, an intensive care unit, an emergency room, and five, 88-bed capacity wards. Approximately 85 earthquake survivors have been transferred to the field hospital, vacating rooms in the Mansehra district hospital and allowing its pediatric and obstetric wards to resume work. An additional 60 patients are still being housed in three MSF tents set up within the district hospital compound. Last week MSF medical teams, together with the Pakistani hospital staff, began working in the new operating theater, carrying out 34 surgical interventions. The teams are also working in the new intensive care unit and in the emergency room. A new dressing room has been set up in the undamaged hospital building, where an average of 50 patients gather every day. An MSF physiotherapist, together with a team of Pakistani volunteers, carries out rehabilitative care for patients who have undergone surgery, while an MSF psychological team works with traumatized earthquake victims. Additionally, MSF will run a temporary outpatient department for the district hospital. MSF has also started to construct a blood bank, and has begun to restore the x-ray room, the laundry room and the rehabilitation wards. Medical villages to discharge patients In association with local organizations, MSF is installing medical villages inside Mansehra town, with a capacity to accommodate 25 families each. Three medical villages are already functional and several more are planned. Patients from Mansehra hospital who no longer require hospitalization but who cannot return home are transferred to these medical villages. MSF is providing tents, as well as water and sanitation equipment. Patients able to return home are provided with relief kits consisting of tents, blankets and cooking and hygiene sets. An MSF physiotherapist, psychologist and doctor conduct follow-up consultations with patients. Mental health support:MSF continues to provide mental health care to hundreds of traumatized victims in Muzaffarabad, Mansehra and Bagh districts: – In Muzaffarabad district, mental health teams, including international and national staff, are working in the IDP sites of Hattian and Muzaffarabad town. – In Bagh district, a mental health team of two psychologists provides psycho-social support to patients treated in MSF outpatient and inpatient facilities, and to their relatives. Community sessions, with the help of local social workers, are also organized. – In Mansehra, an international volunteer and two Pakistani psychologists are working with hospital patients in a consultation tent. Distribution of relief goods:MSF is currently distributing family tents, plastic sheeting, construction kits, blankets and hygiene and cooking kits to thousands of affected people in Bagh, Muzaffarabad, Mansehra and Batagram districts: – In Muzaffarabad District, 6,476 tents and more than 38,268 blankets have been distributed around the district capital and in the areas of Lamnian, Kai Manja, Hattian and Panjgran. In Panjgran, the ongoing distribution by helicopter is still hampered by irregular flight schedules. In addition, MSF has distributed 4,200 cooking kits and 18,554 hygiene kits in the district. – In Bagh District, MSF has distributed 67,140 blankets and 6,714 construction kits–which include iron sheets, tools and plastic sheeting–and cooking and hygiene kits, to the Badhal, Bedi and Dharray regions. – In Mansehra District, MSF teams carried out an assessment of all the tented camps in a 10 km radius around Mansehra town, in order to identify families still in need of relief supplies. MSF distributed 360 plastic sheets, 40 new tents (to replace inadequate ones), 4,250 blankets, 390 kitchen sets and 366 hygiene kits. In total, 971 families benefited from one or more of these items. Water and sanitation:In Muzaffarabad, MSF is closely following the living conditions in several sites. Water bladders have been set up, 700 latrines have been installed and hundreds of hygiene kits have been distributed to people in ten tented settlements. MSF is also supporting two truck water-points with chlorination capabilities. In Hattian, MSF ensures the water supply to the hospital and performs water and sanitation activities for the town. MSF has also set up water supply and sanitation facilities for Bagh and Mansehra district hospitals. Several water supply ramps have been installed in Bagh town and water and sanitation facilities have been established in the town's IDP sites. In Bir Pani, MSF is supervising operations to repair the village's water supply system. Similar activities have begun in Mallot. |
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