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Lee Elementary, serving kindergarten through 6th students from the Hyde Park, Hancock, North University and Eastwood neighborhoods, celebrated its 75th anniversary on the Lee campus on October 2. With an attendance of about 600 current, former, and future Lee students, families, and staff, the celebration was a resounding success.
During the two hour event, alumni from the 1940s up through the 2010s roamed Lee's hallways, checking out old classrooms and viewing yearbooks and artifacts from each decade. Visitors could also view art work from current students that depicted important people and events over the past 75 years. Outside, under the Live Oaks, current Lee Parents and Texas Musicians, Bruce Robison and Hayes Carll, played a small concert as people of all ages gathered, reconnected, and reminisced about their time at Lee. Local food trucks sold food and visitors were treated to a Lee-themed anniversary cake by Lee parent Paloma Efron of Coco Paloma Desserts, French macarons by Lee parent Tracey Cole of Cookie Peace, and dark chocolate truffle lollipops by Lee parent Steve Lawrence of the Chocolate Makers Studio.
Current Lee principal John Hewlett, PTA President Kim Brackin, past president of the Lee PTA and Austin Mayor Pro Tem Sheryl Cole, and former Lee principal Mary Lou Clayton, who served Lee for 22 years, spoke at the event and talk about what makes Lee a special place.
Robert E. Lee was built in 1939 among large, old Live Oak trees on Waller Creek, three blocks north of the University of Texas campus. The first students attended Lee in September of 1939. It was the first AISD School fueled by natural gas instead of coal.
Over the years several renovations and additions have been completed for the Lee campus. The fact that Lee is bounded by Waller Creek means that expansion in portable buildings has not been an option, so the school has remained small. Currently, Lee serves around 400 students.
Some of the programs that Lee is proud to provide include a Fine Arts focus that involves a variety of drama, music and dance performances in the auditorium for all Lee students. Lee is the only AISD elementary school with an auditorium that can house all of the students at the same time. Every student becomes a performer twice each year during programs that extend the curriculum.


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Michael Murphy is a pioneer in the human potential movement. He co-founded the Esalen Institute with Dick Price in 1962 on the beautiful Big Sur coast in California. For some, Esalen was the "center of the universe" spawning a unique spiritual movement in the 1960s. Michael speaks about his beginning consciousness in environmentalism and how various individuals have informed his life's spiritual work, his concepts about nature, and his overall world view.
Michael Murphy has been referred to as the father of the human potential movement. Murphy co-founded the Esalen Institute on the Big Sur Coast of California. Michael is the author of both fiction and non-fiction books that explore evidence for extraordinary human capacities. Murphy is author of The Future of the Body, The Life We Are Given (with George Leonard), In the Zone: Transcendent Experience in Sports (with Rhea White), The Physical and Psychological Effects of Meditation (with Steven Donovan), God and The Evolving Universe (with James Redfield and Sylvia Timbers), and four novels Golf in the Kingdom, The Kingdom of Shivas Irons, Jacob Atabet, and An End to Ordinary History. Golf in the Kingdom was made into a film. The DVD is available on Amazon, Netflix and Barnes and Noble. The book, Golf in the Kingdom is the largest selling golf novel ever written.
During his fifty-year involvement in the human potential movement, Michael Murphy and his work have been profiled in the New Yorker and featured in many magazines and journals worldwide. After graduating from Stanford University, he did graduate work there in philosophy, practiced meditation at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in South India in 1956 and 1957, and co-founded Esalen in 1962.
Michael Murphy: There are many tributaries into the great mighty river of environmentalism and sustainability.
Huey Johnson: Michael, you are a pioneer in a lot of things, but the body/mind science and the expansion of personal consciousness movement is a summary someone's used — one author. You're the co-founder and the former chair of the Esalen Institute. Tell me about yourself and how you got where you are.
Michael Murphy: Well, you mentioned the Esalen Institute, which we started, Dick Price and I, in 1962 on old family property in Big Sur that my grandfather purchased in 1910 when you got there by horseback. The dream behind it had been ignited in me when I was at Stanford University. I was a sophomore, wandered into the class of Frederic Spiegelberg, a great professor of comparative religious studies. That was in 1950, and his class on comparative religions — I actually was in there by mistake because they had flipped courses and I'd heard about him. So it was the second lecture of the course, and so I said, "I want to stay." About 650 in this auditorium and he came in and didn't speak and held the audience in this pregnant silence. And then, after a long pause, said "Brahman" and that changed my life.
Michael Murphy: He was lecturing on the Vedic hymns from which the great Indian traditions arose, the omnipresent reality. And he finishes his lecture with the word "Atman," which is the deepest subjectivity we have. It's the eye beyond the ordinary eye, and "Atman is Brahman," that's the basic insight of the Indian mystical philosophy. By the end of the course he had covered the major religions and he had landed on an Indian philosopher who's had an enormous influence on me, Sri Aurobindo. His world view, which has animated me is that this whole world, indeed the whole cosmos is latently divine. The deus implicitus, this is Schilling, the philosopher Schilling, the divine that is enclosed in matter in the course of time through evolution, is becoming the deus explicitous. In other words, god is waking up.
Michael Murphy: And so as life appears out of matter, consciousness starts to appear, and in these – all we really know about that is that in this planet and over these course of this–these four plus billion years, humankind appears and then among – in humankind, this awakening to our source to who we really are, to the secret of it all. That's the world view. That is what lit me up then. That's the reason I started Esalen. It's that world view that leads me to do the things I do. So, now Esalen. When we started we did not have a blueprint but we had the idea that we wanted to display the ways and means of this self actualization, the universe's unfoldment of its latent divinity. Lo and behold, here we had this broken down motel at the end of nowhere there in Big Sur, it was beautiful country and great vistas and everything. And here… but Dick Price and I, neither of us had PhDs, nobody knew who we were, everybody came. And the thing kind of exploded on the scene and we caught the big wave of the '60s. We were able to then, with the help of various foundations and great friends like Laurence Rockefeller, to do all sorts of initiatives to flesh out this dream we had in various fields, including some that would certainly bear upon environmentalism. We had a conference a few weeks ago with the so-called agrarian elders, they call themselves. These are the granddaddies of the organic farming movement. The art of organic agriculture is immense. This thing has really developed as a great parallel system to mainstream agriculture. Then the permaculture folks have found a base at Esalen. These various streams that it seems to me now comprise the — this huge movement of environmentalism and sustainability have come into Esalen, some just on their own. You know, it's not out of any grand design, it's like an army has been forming without a one general. It's actually a movement of movements I've begun to think, but it's the human race waking up.
Michael Murphy: One of the other great tributaries into the great river of environmentalism comes from what you would call the — this deeply mystical stream that I would include Thoreau and John Muir, and David Brower in. The basic, not only philosophy, but attitude, is this luminous vision they had, the marvelous language and the ethic. It's more than just saying, "We love nature." It's a love that carries a luminous opening, and it's empowering. And Emerson's influence in America, I'd include Emerson in that, and Walt Whitman. Their embrace of nature came out of the sort of deep place that ours did in the early '60s at Esalen, and I count Esalen very much in the tradition of Emerson, and Thoreau and Whitman and that — and John Muir. So that – call it the philosophical, mystical, certainly spiritual stream, entered in along side the political work and all the set asides, and the organic agriculture, and the super-smart science that has contributed to environmentalism.


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A Malmstrom Air Force Base airman is being recognized for saving a citizen's life one year ago.
Senior Airman David Alley is the Air Force Global Strike Command's nominee for the Non Commissioned Officers Association's Vanguard Award.
One year ago, Alley said he was at his home, which is off base, when he and his wife heard banging.
He looked outside of his apartment and saw a man bleeding heavily from his upper arm.
Alley put pressure on the wound and used his neighbor's dog leash as a tourniquet for the man's arm.
"It is a little surreal almost," Alley said. "I do not feel like what I did was that big of a deal, obviously to the person it was. To me, I was just doing what I was trained to do. I was helping out someone who needed help."
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Latitude: 52.6636 / 52°39'48"N
Longitude: -1.7192 / 1°43'8"W
OS Eastings: 419090
OS Northings: 307357
OS Grid: SK190073
Mapcode National: GBR 4DZ.XW1
Mapcode Global: WHCGX.K9KV
Entry Name: Manor Farmhouse
Listing Date: 29 October 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1038800
English Heritage Legacy ID: 272830
Location: Wigginton and Hopwas, Lichfield, Staffordshire, B79
County: Staffordshire
District: Lichfield
Civil Parish: Wigginton and Hopwas
Traditional County: Staffordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Staffordshire
Church of England Parish: Wigginton St Leonard
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When an act of quiet violence leaves country beauty Tessa St. Croix pregnant and abandoned, she fears disinheritance from her wealthy parents. To the rescue comes the self-made man of Joseph Chance, a shipping merchant in the market for a society wife. If Tessa can charm Mr. Chance into marrying her, the baby may be passed off as his own and Tessa can forget her disgrace and that terrible night. It's a perfect plan until Tessa finds herself falling in love with the smart, handsome Joseph Chance and consumed with guilt about her lie of omission. She manages the wedding ceremony but cannot go through with their wedding night without a confession.
Joseph Chance thought he'd met the perfect girl from the perfect family and was destined, finally, for a perfect life—until his new wife informs him that she is carrying another man's child. Devastated and betrayed, Joseph rejects everything he thought he knew about the new Mrs. Chance. Her weeks of affection and devotion now seem calculating and disingenuous, and her professed love was clearly a lie. He's too much of a gentleman to divorce her, but he stashes her with her friends in a townhome in Belgravia and leaves the country, nursing his feelings of betrayal.
When a shipping deal goes bad on his first return trip to London, Joseph Chance is forced to seek out his estranged wife and the baby who now bears his name. To his surprise, Tessa is nothing like the conniving strategist he had painted in his memory. Again and again, he finds himself cautiously returning to Belgravia to unravel the mystery of the stranger who is also his wife. Can he tell the difference between curiosity and unexpected desire?
Tessa, meanwhile, has been strengthened by motherhood and life in London. But is it strength enough to forgive Joseph's bitterness and melt his cautious, guarded heart?
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I keep everything.
Everything I want to know.
Limp and lifeless days,
Lifeless days hide blinkered eyes.
Eyes that see the blackness growing into me.
Laughter echoes long,
Echoes long before my thoughts can answer.
Leave me laughing when you're gone,
Nothingness and despair is a friend to me.
I stop for no-one,
Keep looking at the ground,
For you need rescuing.
Look at my shadow,
It follows every move I make,
And it follows you.
Watch and wonder,
I swallow all your fragile life.
(Keep in time you will see what about the one that wanted more)
Stop and suffer,
You are no friend for saddened cries.
(Cry with me show your pain I don't care for anybody).
See me through your willows.
And I still have the time for you,
I will keep you up through all your tired eyes,
And look for you.
Laughing time with sparrows,
Matters fly back across the day,
Swoop and fall in time.
I find a new disguise,
You see through me easily,
Undecided rivers,
Run and soothe your seperate self,
Flow until you'll crumble right before your eyes,
Despair in all.
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- Fat 5.5g
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- Protein 11.6g
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- Fiber 8.5g
- Cholesterol 10mg
- Iron 3.8mg
- Sodium 584mg
- Calcium 103mg
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Add seasoning, and cook 1 minute, stirring often. Add beans and tomatoes. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer mixture over medium-low heat 20 minutes.
Step 3
While bean mixture simmers, prepare rice according to package directions, omitting salt and fat. Set aside 4 1/2 cups cooked rice; reserve remaining rice for another use.
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