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England are coming off the back of a scintillating 40-10 victory against France in Worcester, which followed on from victory in the opening game against Scotland and a narrow 16-15 loss to Ireland, but captain Jack Clifford is taking nothing for granted against the Azzurrini.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2006 04:22 pm |
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Widow Member
Most of us are avid readers. No, not avid. Addicted readers. Some are so hopeless that they actually WRITE books, as if we don't have enough out there already. You know who you are. This topic isn't necessarily a request for book reviews. Rather, Mrs. Nosybody here just wants to see what you have stacked up on the bedside table, on the floor beside the living room chair, on the dining table, in the car...well, you know where you stash your stuff. And your paraphernalia: maps, reference books, other books on same subject. I'll start off. For Cause and for Country: A Study of the Affair at Spring Hll and the Battle of Franklin, Eric A. Jacobson and co-author Richard A. Rupp. Franklin, TN, O'More Publishing, 2006. Autographed paperback 519 pages including Confederate and Federal orders of battle, bibliography, and index. Finished it a few days ago, in preparation for the January book chat in Shotgun's chatroom and the June muster in Franklin. Will have to refresh my memory just before then, which of course is part of the fun. Founding Mothers: The Women who Raised our Nation, Cokie Roberts. Harper Collins, 2004. Paperback 359 pages including cast of characters, recipes, notes, and index. This is a Christmas present, so I had to read it before wrapping it, didn't I? I finished it last night. The History Channel had a program based on her book. The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5-6, 1865, Gordon C. Rhea. Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Press, 1994. Paperback 512 pages including order of battle, bibliography, and index. The first of Rhea's quadrilogy on the Overland Campaign. I got hooked when I read the fourth of the series, and decided to go back and get the first three. Started it last night. And of course, bookshelves of stuff to re-read. With my greater knowledge after each new book and greater understanding after each battlefield hike, I just have to go back and reabsorb. As usual, the more I learn, the more I want to learn. So many books, so little shelf space. Patty |
Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2006 12:57 am |
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Vickie Member
Havent decided what book to start next so Iv been looking through my Atlas of the CW Vickie |
Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2006 02:01 am |
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Sarah Elizabeth Member
Patty, I can well appreciate your comment about books stacked up on the bedside table, the floor beside the living room chair, etc! That's pretty much the story of my life...and the picture of my house right now, too! Reading is my passion and I have several books which I've recently picked up. The one I'm reading right now is "The Belle of Washington" by Eleanor Harper Shumaker. It's about the life of Kate Chase Sprague. It's one of those books that draws the reader into the story from the first page. If you want to know what life was like in Washington D.C. during the Civil War, I highly recommend this book. My list of recent arrivals includes: "Civil War Stories" by Catherine Clinton "Voices From The House Divided" by Glenn Linden & Thomas Pressly "Co. Aytch" by Sam R. Watkins "Marriage and Morals Among the Victorians" by Gertrude Himmelfarb "Hard Tack and Coffee" by John D. Billings "Dixie Betrayed" by David J. Eicher "The Victorian Celebration of Death" by James Stevens Curl As you can see, I have plenty of "good reads" to keep me busy. Along with the Civil War, I'm fascinated by the entire Victorian era. My library contains many, many volumes about 19th century history. I can also relate to "so many books, so little shelf space!" My seventh book case has just been filled! My goal for the winter months is to organize all of my books by topic...My goals are frequently unfulfilled! This is a subject near and dear to my heart. Thanks for starting a new post about it! Regards, Sarah |
Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2006 03:35 am |
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ole Member
Where to start? I have the senior form of attention deficit. My end table in the living room is stacked with Sherman/Atlanta/March material. Haven't touched one of them in weeks. Need to start prepping for Chattanooga, but I've downloaded so many really great articles and lectures cited on this and other boards that I'm converting to word processing (if I'm going to read them, then I might as well prepare to print them out and read and convert at the same time) that picking up a book is a sometime thing. Right now, I'm reading a charming little book by Frederick Law Olmstead: The Slave States before the Civil War. I'll move on to his Cotton Kingdom next. Then I'll have to see where the winds of whatsup take me. (But I still need to get back into Chattanooga. Ole |
Posted: Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 01:42 pm |
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sjh Member
Currently reading "Vicksburg" by Michael Ballard as I am trying to shift my focus, at least temporarily from the east to the west, but sometimes find it hard to do. The four Rhea books are about the best thing I have ever read and I hope that he will follow up with number 5 soon. SJH |
Posted: Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 07:54 pm |
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Fuller E Pluribus Unum
Awhile ago I attended the "Body Worlds" exhibit at the LA science museum. I bought the book "Gunther von Hagens' Body Worlds; The Anatomical Exhibit of Real Human Bodies" I recently dusted it off and have been facinated by it. I wouldn't suggest looking at it before you eat your lunch. Fuller |
Posted: Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 09:49 pm |
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Doc C Member
Fuller Saw the BW exibit in Philadelphia this past spring. Incredible exibit. Wish it was around when I taking gross anatomy in medical school. Current Reads - Furgurson - Not War But Murder - Ray - Shock Troops of the Confederacy - Williams - Chicago Battery Boy's - Gottfried - Brigades of Gettysburg (nice reference) - Rhea - The Wilderness (just finished it, agree with widow's earlier post, a very good read, will get his other books) Doc C |
Posted: Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 10:34 pm |
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Sarah Elizabeth Member
Doc C, A bit off topic, but I took in the Body Worlds exhibit in Philadelphia, too. I also visited the Titanic Artifacts Exhibition 2 years ago when the Franklin Institute hosted that. What a moving experience it was! Can't wait for the opening of the King Tut exhibit next! Regards, Sarah *"On-topic" addition: I didn't include this on my list of books b/c I'm not reading any right now, but my very favorite Civil War books are the many volumes which were edited by Prof. Gary Gallagher. My favorite was "The Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1862"...The Shenandoah Valley is one of my frequent travel destinations. Last edited on Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 10:49 pm by Sarah Elizabeth |
Posted: Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 10:48 pm |
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Fuller E Pluribus Unum
So Doc, you really are a doc? It was funny, when I saw the exhibit an actor from the tv show "ER" was there. Guess he needed some info for the show. I wish I could have spent the whole day there. It was neat that you were able to get so close to the dislpays. So did you sign your name to be a donor for the show? |
Posted: Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 11:22 pm |
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Doc C Member
Fuller Yep, really a doc (neonatologist, semi-retired). It's a moniker I got from a friend years ago. Have been an m.d. many years longer than E.R. (do think as med. shows go it's one of the better ones). Read House of God for a great ER book, many first year med students read it. Doc C Last edited on Wed Nov 22nd, 2006 11:30 pm by Doc C |
Posted: Thu Nov 23rd, 2006 04:20 am |
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Basecat Member
Just finished reading "High Tide At Gettysburg" by Glenn Tucker. Know it is an older book on Gettysburg, but for the most part it still stands up. In the book, he does say that Farnsworth killed himself after he was wounded, which to my knowledge did not happen. Next up here is Chamberlain's book, "The Passing of the Armies". Have been reading quite a bit on Gettysburg lately, and always glad to get back to the rest of the war when I can. Happy Thanksgiving to all. Regards from the Garden State, Steve Basic |
Posted: Thu Nov 23rd, 2006 07:52 am |
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Widow Member
Howdy from SW France, Steve, Glad to see that you found "High Tide at Gettysburg" a good read. Tucker contended that the Confederate high-water mark wasn't the stone wall on Cemetery Ridge, but the Confederate assault on Culp's Hill. I don't have the book with me to check the details. I'm still battling my way through the Wilderness, it's so gruesome and terrible that I can read only ten pages or so at a time. Gordon Rhea's commentaries on mistakes made -- on both sides -- help a great deal for me to grasp the significance of the events. A few weeks ago I marched around Culpeper County, VA, with my Bull Run RT. The briar patches on the banks of the Rappahannock were actually briar snakes that grab you and bite with foot-long fangs. In the Wilderness the briars and dense shrubs were much worse than what I saw. The jungle in the Venezuelan cloud forest is not nearly as bad as the Wilderness. The tall trees with huge leaves block the sunlight from reaching the ground, so it's always early dusk, and there isn't much undergrowth. In the Wilderness alll the big trees had been cut years before, so the new growth, coming up at the same time, competed for sunlight, sort of like a traffic jam of many cars trying to squeeze onto the same narrow street. I'll take the jungle any time. No briar snakes there! Happy Thanksgiving to everybody. It's 8:50 a.m. on Thursday morning, so this post should appear at 2:50 a.m. EST. Patty, aka the Widow Wheeler |
Posted: Sat Nov 25th, 2006 08:58 am |
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susansweet Member
Sarah a word of warning I wished someone had given me. Don't expect a lot of King Tut at the exhibit. I saw the King Tut exhibit the first time they brought it to the United States in the 70's . Gee was it that long ago? I loved it . We spent hours looking at everything. This exhibit is King Tut and friends . . . None of the real great King Tut pieces are there. only small ones. My friend that had not seen the first one enjoyed it but she expected to see the huge Mask and it wasn't there. Hope I haven't spoiled your trip to see the exhbit. It was interesting . Just not what I expected. Now to what am I reading. Black Flag: Guerrilla Warfare on the Western Border, 1861-1865: A Riveting Account of a Bloody Chapter in Civil War History Battle of Galveston by Cotham Just finished Embattled Courage. I am also reading Margaret Maron mystery . |
Posted: Sat Nov 25th, 2006 08:58 am |
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susansweet Member
Sarah a word of warning I wished someone had given me. Don't expect a lot of King Tut at the exhibit. I saw the King Tut exhibit the first time they brought it to the United States in the 70's . Gee was it that long ago? I loved it . We spent hours looking at everything. This exhibit is King Tut and friends . . . None of the real great King Tut pieces are there. only small ones. My friend that had not seen the first one enjoyed it but she expected to see the huge Mask and it wasn't there. Hope I haven't spoiled your trip to see the exhbit. It was interesting . Just not what I expected. Now to what am I reading. Black Flag: Guerrilla Warfare on the Western Border, 1861-1865: A Riveting Account of a Bloody Chapter in Civil War History Battle of Galveston by Cotham Just finished Embattled Courage. I am also reading Margaret Maron mystery . |
Posted: Sat Nov 25th, 2006 06:25 pm |
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LTBunten Member
Hi all!! I am currently reading: Four Years with General Lee-- Walter Taylor With My Face to the Enemy: Perspectives on the Civil War-- Edited by Robert Cowley Where White Men Fear to Tread: The Autobiography of Russell Means (former leader of the American Indian Movement)-- with Marvin J. Wolf Hope all are well, Paula |
Posted: Sat Nov 25th, 2006 09:21 pm |
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Sarah Elizabeth Member
susansweet, Thanks for the info about the King Tut exhibit. I saw the one that toured the U.S. in the 1970's, too. It was outstanding. My plan is to take in this new exhibit, but now I'll know what to expect and won't be disappointed. I see that you just finished "Embattled Courage." What did you think of it? I read it several years ago. When I saw it in the bookstore, I was quite interested. After reading it, I was disappointed. It was an interesting study and a worthy subject. However, I thought it was too broad in it's portrayal of the emotions of the soldiers. The author seemed to assume that ALL soldiers felt a certain way about things and they were all motivated by the same beliefs about courage and valor. I guess I was expecting more insight into the lives of those who fought. As I said, I do think the subject was worthy of research...I was just disappointed in the author's approach. Anyway, thanks again for the information about the Tut exhibit! Sarah |
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Posted: Sun Nov 26th, 2006 07:01 am |
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susansweet Member
Sarah first about King Tut. Here in L.A. they were billing it as King Tut large letters and in small letter and other Pharohs . Then they were using the picture of what looked like the Mask we saw in the orginal tour. It is actually the top of a 12 inch container for the liver of King Tut. Not fair. Embattled Courage our reading group at the Drum Barracks in Wilmington California decided it was an over long essay. Not a work of history . Very general. Represented the literate . We also felt that the literate wrote what they thought others might want to hear. Even in their journals they seemed to be writing for others. We all felt it was worth reading but not what we had expected. Next two books for our reading group are Jaffa's book on the Lincoln Douglas Debate and the brand new Biography of Varina Davis, Lincoln at Cooper Union and last book Craig Symonds Joe Johnston biography. This December we meet and share a review of a movie on the Civil War. Now I am talking related to the Civil War in any way at all. Realisitic , hokey, serious , what ever. The first year I shared Wicked Spring, Last year Johnny Shiloh , and this year I am sharing a tape of the made for tv movie from 1969 Journey to Shiloh. It is so bad it is good. We pop popcorn and have no more than ten minutes to share about the movie and show a clip. It is really a fun evening. I sometimes wonder what the former inhabitants of the Drum Barracks think of some of the movie clips. Enjoy the exhibit , just go not expecting King Tut. Let me know what you think when you are there. |
Posted: Fri Dec 1st, 2006 03:32 pm |
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calcav Member
I started two books when I moved into the new house in Corinth. Personal Record of the Thirteenth Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, C.S.A. by Brig. Gen. A. J. Vaughan. My landlord loaned it to me. She is his great-great grand daughter and lives on the lot he purchased in Corinth. Recollections of Thomas D. Duncan: A Confederate Soldier. Duncan rode with Forrest and penned this memoir in the house I'm living in. |
Posted: Fri Dec 1st, 2006 04:14 pm |
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Widow Member
Wow, Tom, you can't get any more local than that! My condo building, built in late 1970s, is on top of a Civil War campsite. With my luck, probably the horse corral or the sink. But you live in a Civil War-era house, next door to a direct descendant. I am impressed, sir. Patty |
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So, since I started playing I have played support and more item-indepedent gankers, by sugestion of a friend. After a few months I have developed a support mentality - never taking a last hits from a lane partner, ganking alot, always being there for the team and warding.
However I want to diversify and start playing more item-dependent ganker and semi-carries. However I cannot maintain a good GPM and farme efficiently. I always find myself roaming everywhere but not actually farming.
So what could I do to get out of the support mentality and gain a farm mentality so I can properly play other heroes?
What should I do in early, mid and late game to increase my farm?
And lastly a specific question. In one game I was Aluna, Legion side top. Around 10 minutes an enemy Ramp started ganking and it really hurt my farm, as I had to hug tower and the creep wave never pushed near me. What could I do in that situation?
Note: I have decent last hit skills, as I train in prectice mode.
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I'm sort of in this stage too, but my GPM on certain heroes is really getting up there as I practice.
At the pick screen, make sure you have a lane mate that can do a good enough job harassing the enemy to get the most out of your laning. Usually, it's a support like DSham, Glac, Monarch, etc., but I've had a Rampage baby-sit me in a no stats well (I gave him my regen as needed since he was doing a solid job). Just make sure you have a planned lane.
When it comes to laning, take advantage of enemies being level 1. That means it'll be alright to take some harass to get a few early easy last hits. Remember, last hits on enemy creeps take much higher priority than denies! If you're a melee carry, use that hatchet, it will help get you a lot!
And when people start missing from lanes, keep your eyes and ears open.
When mid game comes, this is when you need to keep moving to safe spots to farm. This includes always having a TP and reminding your support(s) to keep wards up. Your supports should also be asked to stack jungle depending on your hero and your items progress (once you get that Runed Axe on melee heroes, ask for triple stacks when possible).
Also have to remember farming in the lane is priority to the jungle.
In late, you should have enough items to start making a major difference in team fights if you've done well, but you should be the last one to enter fights. While you wait, keep farming! Don't stop and run around with your team!
Counter to Rampage is wards and a TP. If Rampage charges you and you still have a lot of HP and mana, just tell your team he's coming for you and then TP to a safer lane to farm. If he's really persistent, consider going tri-lane mode. But whichever way you take, make sure you're always farming. The more time you spend not farming, the more you're hurting your team's potential in the long-run.
Edit - I suggest watching AngryTestie's stream. He is infamous for how much ricing he does! Watch his movements around the map. He's so good at finding the right places to farm that he pretty much never stops getting gold at crazy rates!
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If you want a short way to 1600, play solo plague lane with a jungling partner. The game under 1500 is so absurd it rarely lety you learn good decisions. Leave that 1300 league for scrubs who dont wanna learn. Dont expect others to be even thinking about how to play
Rule #1: Don't die, I repeat DO NOT DIE. This sounds harder than it actually is, playing like a girl and stay on the outskirts of the battle until you can score an easy kill.
Rule #2: Go mid. Last hitting against 1 opponent is easier than last hitting against your opponents as well as your team mates.
Rule #3: Stack the jungle, this is NOT optional. Running around the jungle killing single stacked camps takes longer than killing 15 creeps and is less profitable.
I would say a very big no. When i lane against mageabane or flint or any other carry i will deny EVERYTHING. And what if hes a solo PR against a MB torturer lane? He should deny everything even if it means no last hits.
Other then that solid advices. The only way to learn to farm is to see it for yourself, im afraid.
Suggestion to improve the replay system:
Early game: A few good benchmarks:
You should be able to get at least 90% of the creeps if you are completely freefarming. (36+ in 5 minutes)
You should be able to get at least 70% of the creeps if you are winning your lane by a sizable margin. (28+ in 5 minutes)
You should aim to get at least 50% of the creeps if it is an even matchup. (20+ in 5 minutes)
Don't fret too much if you don't get these, though. Dying hurts you MUCH more than not getting a silly creep kill.
Midgame: As others have said, always be looking for a place to farm. Use AoE skills to kill groups of creeps faster. Team up with a buddy or two and gank the opposing team's forest, taking the neutral camps if there's nobody there. Oh, and try to stay alive. This will put you back more than roaming all game will.
Lategame: Pretty much the same as midgame, with more wards needed, since your towers are probably gone by now.
As for the Rampage question, you should have wards up, one enemy tower ward and both runes if at all possible. If mid knows what he's doing, he'll TP to your lane to countergank. All-in-all, rampage is, indeed, very annoying, and the only way to get farm with him around is LOTS of wards and being where he is not.
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Glass Beads and Core-Forms
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Before the invention of the blowpipe, the ancient Egyptians used the technique known as core-forming to make small glass containers. This class will revisit this process in a contemporary context.
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The DBS Golf Day will be held at the Hong Kong Golf Club, Fanling, on 24th January 2014, Friday.
For more details, please refer to the attachment.
Enrollment deadline: 13th December 2013, Friday.
Judging from the weather forecast, it seems that we may be facing a hurdle on Fete day. The Hong Kong Observatory forecasts indicate that there may be rain on November 10. However, we shoud also work hard to get prepare for the challenge. Please find attached three files. The first file is the Fete Plan. You can find the arrangement, under good and adverse weather situation, from Friday November 8th to the Fete Day November 10th. The second file is the Game Stalls List 2013. When the weather situation is not favourable, game stalls will be reallocated into other locations according to this list. The third file is the Site Plan 2013. You will find the location of the stalls in this file.
Fete Plan 2013.pdf Game Stalls List 2013.pdf Site Plan 2013.pdf
Please collect the public exam certificates from the General Office during the Office hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 13:00 p.m.) except Public Holidays. Certificates not being collected after October 2014 will be returned to HKEAA.
We are sorry to announce that there will NOT be DBS 10km FunD Run this year as the organization is not accepting group applicant for the event. We sincerely apologize for disappointing our runners who await the event every year and we look forward to any future events which can bring us together and show our DBS spirit.
The Finals of the Inter-School Swimming Championship 2013 has been held successfully on 23rd October 2013. Our swimmers scored 492.5 points in total and our school was crowned as the overall champion for the 21st time consecutively. A cheering video has been uploaded [here]. Photos and videos of the event will be available soon.
Our Scholar, Clinton Ng of G10D, joined the "Green Adventure" Summer Exchange Programme organized by the Yan Oi Tong in July. He visited Kenya to study the ecological system there and provide social services to the people in the mountain areas.
The annual Garden Fete will be held on 10th November 2013 (Sunday) from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Parents and especially, old boys are welcome to visit DBS on the day and support our boys who have put a lot of effort into making the event possible.
A free shuttle bus service for parents, students and visitors will be provided on that day. Please refer to the attachments for the shuttle bus service arrangements.
Only a very small number of parking spaces will be available on the whole day during the Garden Fete. Parking will not be provided on a rainy day. As the number of parking spaces is very limited, a long queue of vehicles using the school drive is expected whether these vehicles are to drop off passengers or to look for parking. The waiting time is usually at least 45 minutes based on past experience. Once the parking lots are full, drivers will be asked to leave the school drive (i.e. no waiting is allowed) to avoid over congesting the only exit in case of an emergency.
Therefore, parents and students are highly encouraged to take the shuttle bus or walk up the school either via the Main Drive from Argyle Street or via the Steps from Prince Edward Road to avoid delays. No matter which way you take, we look forward to seeing you all at the Garden Fete.
Immediately following the opening ceremony, there will be a Holy Communion Service in St Augustine's Chapel at 11:00am. As it is also Remembrance Sunday, the service will begin with a short act of remembrance of the old boys who gave their lives in the Second World War. In addition, the reunion of class '63 will be held at the same time. All are welcome to attend.
Shuttle Bus Location.pdf Shuttle Bus Schedule.pdf
The Inter-house Swimming Finals was held successfully on 2nd October 2013 at the Kowloon Park Swimming Pool. George She captured the overall champion with 689 points, beating Sargent. Congratulations to everyone who participated today. Photos of the event have been uploaded, and can be found [here].
Final Results
In case of bad weather on 24th (Tuesday) or 25th (Wednesday) September, the following arrangements will apply:
Action to be taken
24th September
Tropical Cyclone No.3 or Amber Rainstorm Warning is in force
The Training Camp is to be held as scheduled.
Tropical Cyclone No.8 or above or Black / Red Rainstorm Warning is in force
The Training Camp is to be postponed for ONE day.
(Resumption of the camp depends on the weather on 25th September. Please refer to arrangement on 25th September.)
25th September
The Training Camp is to be postponed until further notice.
School reserves the right to change / cancel any activities when a venue is deemed unsafe due to inclement weather.
Parents and students are advised to keep checking the school's website for the latest arrangement in case we revise the above contingency plan due to inclement weather.
In addition, the group list is available as an attachment.
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View additional infoPerfect floor plan, neutral dcor and located on 5 plus acre lot. Just minutes from the new Via Christi Hospital, west YMCA, New Market Square Shopping/Dinning and located in Renwick School District. Main floor boast 9ft ceilings, large bedrooms, formal dining, kitchen with double oven & in-counter 5 burner gas range, island, desk & hearth with a 2 way fireplace into the living room. The basement has a large 32'x22' family room with a perfect wet bar, surround sound, 15'x8' concrete safe room and lots of storage. The home has a 3 car oversized garage plus a24'x36' work shop with electric, concrete floor, overhead and man door. Landscaping is professionally designed by Johnsons and on an automatic drip system and has buffalo grass. Stepping out on the covered deck from the kitchen or from the walkout in the basement onto the patio you can enjoy many hours entertaining and spending time with family and friends or enjoying the wildlife and the quiet area. Horses are also allowed. Property also has a new roof, new garage door & new insulation in garage. This home is ready for the pickiest buyers. Set up your showing today! Don't wait! $189,900608 E Eastwood Ct Andale, KS 67001
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View additional infoWelcome to this amazingly well cared for home in Andale Crossing. The main floor of this home has 3 bedrooms, two bathroom including a private master bath and an open main area floor plan. The attached 3-car garage leads into the laundry room off the kitchen and all appliances can remain with the home. In the basement there is a cove perfect for a desk with an overhead light, then a large family room with view out windows of the backyard. You also will have a 4th bedroom, 3rd bathroom and a large storage room. Schedule your exclusive look at this property today. All this home needs is...you!! $184,900710 Anderson Andale, KS 67001
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View additional info*** LARGE BACK YARD WITH OPEN VIEWS *** A New Home Neighborhood in a small town within walking distance to area pool and playground. This impressive style Ranch is head and shoulders above the competition with offerings of finer features including wider wood casings, rounded corners, inverted vaults, plant ledges, window box for additional storage, walk in master closet with seasonal rods, surround sound, bayed dining area plus the breakfast bar, enhanced main floor laundry,master bath with corner garden tub and seperate shower. Additionally the concrete storage room could be the wine cellar. The 3 car garage is oversized with built ins. OUTSTANDING VALUE AND MOVE IN READY !! WITHIN 10 MINUTES OF WEST WICHITA !! $172,900421 N Chelsee Ct Andale, KS 67001
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View additional infoGreat wooded culde-sac lot with room for detached garage / Sprinkler system on its own well / Vaulted ceiling in master bdrm / Large master bath with 5 ft wide shower, separate soaker tub, double sinks and big walk-in closet / Vaulted ceiling in LR with builtins and TV space / Finished view-out bsmt with walk-out pit / Covered deck above walk-out pit / Additional concrete patio across the entire back of house / Nice kitchen with island eating bar and pantry cabinets / Classy white enamel woodwork thru-out / Storage shed stays / Lots of extras in this house!! $139,900604 Countryside Andale, KS 67001
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View additional infoWell built full brick ranch on quiet culdesac in Andale/Needs cosmetic updating/Anderson windows/large kitchen with lots of cabinets/Laundry room has lots of builtins/2x6 exterior walls/Lots of custom cabinetry thruout/2 real masonry woodburning fireplaces with gas starters/Sprinkler system on its own well/Low maintenance Bermuda grass/Huge beautiful shade tree in front yard/Nicely landscaped/Home was very well cared for by its original owner/Everyone in Andale makes a super neighbor/The parish priest is renting this home until around the 15th of November, when the new parish rectory will be completed, so please give some notice for showings/ $49,00024401 W Lost Ct Andale, KS 67001
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View additional infoGreat lot on paved culdesac street in the upscale Hedgecreek Estates Addition - trees on rear of lot - very private - 2000 square foot minimums - builder approval required - $38,90024501 W Lost Ct Andale, KS 67001
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View additional infoBeautiful lot on PAVED STREET in the country! Well is already in. Trees along rear of lot. Priced substantially less than similar lots in the area that do not have paved streets.
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Sun Dance
The sun dance is a religious ceremony practiced by a number of Native American and First Nations Peoples, primarily those of the Plains Nations. Each tribe has its own distinct practices and ceremonial protocols. Many of the ceremonies have features in common, such as specific dances and songs passed down through many generations, the use of a traditional drum, praying with the pipe, offerings, fasting, and in some cases the ceremonial piercing of skin.
Although not all sun dance ceremonies include dancers being ritually pierced, the object of the sun dance is to offer personal sacrifice as a prayer for the benefit of one's family and community.
Sun Dance in Contemporary Cultures[edit]
At most ceremonies, family members and friends come to pray and support the dancers. People camp out at the site for many days. In preparation for the sun dance, wood and medicines are gathered in the traditional manner, the site is set up, offerings made, elders consulted, trees chosen and cut, and feast food prepared. Much time and energy by the entire community is needed for the sun dance to work. Communities plan and organize for at least a year to prepare for the ceremony. Usually there is one leader or a small group of leaders in charge of the ceremony, but many elders help out and advise.
In 1993, responding to increasingly common desecration of the sun dance and other Lakota sacred ceremonies, "the Lakota Summit V, an international gathering of US and Canadian Lakota, Dakota and Nakota Nations, about 500 representatives from 40 different tribes and bands of the Lakota unanimously passed a 'Declaration of War Against Exploiters of Lakota Spirituality'."[1][2] In 2003, the 19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe of the Lakota asked non-Native people to stop attending the sun dance (Wi-wanyang-wa-c'i-pi in Lakota); he stated that all can pray in support, but that only Native people should approach the altars.[3] This statement was supported by bundle keepers and traditional spiritual leaders from the Cheyenne, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota Nations, who issued a proclamation that non-Natives would be banned from sacred altars and the Seven Sacred Rites, including and especially the sun dance, effective March 9, 2003 onward:
The Wi-wanyang-wa-c'i-pi (Sundance Ceremony): The only participants allowed in the center will be Native People. The non-Native people need to understand and respect our decision. If there have been any unfinished commitments to the sundance and non-Natives have concern for this decision; they must understand that we have been guided through prayer to reach this resolution. Our purpose for the sundance is for the survival of the future generations to come, first and foremost. If the non-Natives truly understand this purpose, they will also understand this decision and know that by their departure from this Ho-c'o-ka (our sacred altar) is their sincere contribution to the survival of our future generations.[3]
Sun Dance in Canada[edit]
Though only some Nations' sun dances include the piercings, the Canadian Government outlawed that feature of the sun dance in 1895. It is unclear about how often this law was enforced or how successfully, and, in at least one instance, police gave their permission for the ceremony to be conducted. Many ceremonies were simply done quietly and in secret. The Federal government of the United States government followed suit in 1904 with their own laws and enforcement.[citation needed] With better understanding of and respect for Indigenous traditions, both governments have ended their prohibitions. The full ceremony has been legal in Canada since 1951, and in the U.S. since passage of the 1978 American Indian Religious Freedom Act.[4] The sun dance is practiced annually on many reserves and reservations in the US and Canada.
Although the Government of Canada, through the Department of Indian Affairs (now Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada), persecuted sun dance practitioners and attempted to suppress the dance, the ceremony itself was never officially prohibited. The flesh-sacrifice and gift-giving features were outlawed in 1895 through a legislated amendment to the Indian Act. Regardless of the legalities, Indian agents, based on directives from their superiors, did routinely interfere with, discourage, and disallow sun dances on many Canadian plains reserves from 1882 until the 1940s. Despite this, sun dance practitioners, such as the Plains Cree, Saulteaux, and Blackfoot, continued to hold sun dances throughout the persecution period, minus the prohibited features. Some practiced the dance in secret, and others with permissions from their agents. At least one Cree or Saulteaux Rain Dance has occurred each year since 1880 somewhere on the Canadian Plains. In 1951, government officials revamped the Indian Act and dropped the legislation that prohibited the practices of flesh-sacrificing and gift-giving.[5]
In most sun dance cultures, it is forbidden to film ceremony or prayer, so few images exist of authentic ceremonies. In Alberta, the Kainai Nation permitted their sun dance to be filmed in the late 1950s, when tribal leaders were concerned that the traditional ceremony might be dying out. The result was the 1960 National Film Board of Canada documentary Circle of the Sun.[6][7] Manitoba archival photos of the sun dance clearly show that the ceremonies have stayed quite similar since at least the early 1900s.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Whereas sacrilegious "sundances" for non-Indians are being conducted by charlatans and cult leaders who promote abominable and obscene imitations of our sacred Lakota sundance rites; ... We hereby and henceforth declare war against all persons who persist in exploiting, abusing, and misrepresenting the sacred traditions and spiritual practices of the Lakota, Dakota and Nakota people." - Mesteth, Wilmer, et al (1993) "Declaration of War Against Exploiters of Lakota Spirituality."
- ^ Taliman, Valerie (1993) "Article On The 'Lakota Declaration of War'." News From Indian Country, Indian Country Communications, Inc.
- ^ a b Looking Horse, Chief Arvol (2003) "Protection of Ceremonies O-mini-c'i-ya-pi"
- ^ "American Indian Religions Freedom". Native American Rights Fund. Justice Newsletter. Winter 1997.
- ^ Brown, 1996: pp. 34-5; 1994 Mandelbaum, 1975, pp. 14-15; & Pettipas, 1994 p. 210. "A Description and Analysis of Sacrificial Stall Dancing: As Practiced by the Plains Cree and Saulteaux of the Pasqua Reserve, Saskatchewan, in their Contemporary Rain Dance Ceremonies" by Randall J. Brown, Master thesis, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 1996. Mandelbaum, David G. (1979). The Plains Cree: An ethnographic, historical and comparative study. Canadian Plains Studies No. 9. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center. Pettipas, Katherine. (1994). "Serving the ties that bind: Government repression of Indigenous religious ceremonies on the prairies." Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press.
- ^ Rosenthal, Alan; John Corner. New challenges for documentary. Manchester University Press. pp. 90–91. ISBN 0-7190-6899-1.
- ^ Low, Colin; Gil Cardinal. "Circle of the Sun". Curator's comments. National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved 4 December 2009.
Further reading[edit]
- Chan, Wendy and Kiran Mirchandani, eds. Crimes of Color: Racialization and the Criminal Justice System in Canada. Peterborough, Ontario: Broadview Press, 2002. ISBN 1-55111-303-1.
- Gretel Ehrlich, The Solace of Open Spaces, Viking Penguin Inc., 1985.


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MALDEN, Mass. (WHDH) – A coyote caused concern in Malden Friday after a parent spotted the animal near school grounds, one day after another coyote put a Mattapan school in safe mode.
Animal control officers have been trying to track down the coyote.
Laura Ricci showed 7News the picture she took as the coyote wandered past her deck Friday morning -- all this while her son was about to walk across the field to school.
"It's a little scary, yeah because it's a wild animal and you don't know what it's capable of," said Ricci.
Malden police along with Animal Control officer Kevin Alkins joined the search after the coyote was seen close to the Lyndon School.
"We don't believe he's an immediate threat because this is our third or fourth time at it. He managed to escape every time but there's some habitat he can take some cover in and just hoping we can flush it out," said Alkins.
This comes one day after Animal Control officers collared a coyote in Mattapan Thursday, after it had been spotted in the parking lot of the Mildred Avenue School.
The town of Malden sent out a tweet alerting residents to the sighting. The animal control officer kept an eye out as school let out.
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THE AUSTRIAN CULTURAL FORUM IN NEW YORK, MICA – MUSIC INFORMATION CENTER AUSTRIA, THE ARGENTO NEW MUSIC PROJECT and the CZECH CENTER IN NEW YORK present MOVING SOUNDS
Moving Sounds 2011, which is devoted to the interaction of contemporary music and electronic performance, is showing in this context musicians who engage with both electronic and classical music and their limits, and who also redefine these limits. The multifarious aspects of sound take center stage of the festival. Works and pieces which oscillate between contemporary, electronic and avant-garde music will be presented. The program comprises three world premieres and the New York premiere of the new interpretation of Gustav Mahler's Adagio of the Tenth Symphony. The performance by the Austrian Elektro Guzzi band, consisting of Bernhard Hammer, Jakob Schneidewind and Bernhard Breuer, promises to be another highlight of the festival. The renowned Austrian viol player and composer Eva Reiter will perform her unique pieces which explore the fine line between acoustic and electronic music.
The presentation of the new Reactable Mobile and the Original Reactable by co-inventor Martin Kaltenbrunner and New York Reactable player Peter Kim will be a further high point. The duo demonstrates the latest developments in the field of digital music effects and DJing. The Czechsplorations will take place at the Czech Center: Argento and fourbythree, a string ensemble from Columbia University, will explore new cross-border contemporary music trends based on the traditional cultural roots of central Europe.
The four-day music festival Moving Sounds 2011 is being organised by the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York in cooperation with the Argento New Music Project, the Music Information Center Austria (MICA) and the Czech Center in New York. The events, which are scheduled for 15-18 September, will take place at the Austrian Cultural Forum and at the Czech Center in New York (no admission charge, reservations requested) and at the Glasslands Gallery (tickets available via http://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/47841). Moving Sounds 2011 is an official project by EUNIC, the EU Network of National Institutes of Culture in New York.