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Hill 57 is a location on the outskirts of the northwest side of Great Falls, Montana. It is the home of around 8 or 9 Chippewa Indian families at the current time. However, earlier in the 20th century, Hill 57 had a Chippewa population of several hundred. That changed after Denise Hortense Tolan tried to help the Chippewa Indians living at Hill 57. After Tolan's efforts to improve the living conditions (she really wanted to relocate the Chippewa's to other locations) of the Hill 57 Chippewa's, their population was reduced from over 400 in 1950, to only around 10 to 20 now.
Chippewa Indians have lived in Montana for an extremely long time. In fact, many claim they were the first Indians of the Montana region. Their principle location was the Great Falls, Montana region where they had many villages. After the whites invaded and forced their way to the Great Lakes region, it led to Chippewa leaders leading their people on an exodus to the west, as told to do in the Seven Fires Prophecy.
These westward migrations happened in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. They merged with the Chippewa's who were native to the Montana region. Montana could support a very large Indian population as a result of the vast buffalo herds. Lewis and Clark claimed the largest buffalo herds they seen during their expedition, was in the Great Falls region.
Their villages in the Great Falls region were located near the same locations as before the white invasion. They had a village near where Wadsworth Park is located. It shows up on William Clark's 1805 map. It was located adjacent to the Medicine River or Sun River. They also had a large village at Hill 57 and on Hill 57. There is a shell shaped indent on the side of Mount Royal or Hill 57. That is probably how they got their name. Their other villages were on the north side of the Missouri River near Black Eagle Falls; and another on the peninsula almost adjacent to Rainbow Falls; at Giant Springs which was a very important location which provided safe drinking water (very much the same way Giant Springs water is distributed today); another village located at Lewis and Clark's camp near the White Bear Islands; and another village possibly located where the cdp of Gibson Flats is.
In all, the number of Chippewa villages in the Great Falls region may have numbered over 10. Many of the villages were situated to get a view of Square Butte which may be the origins of the name Flathead. It is Square shaped as the name implies and is over 400 feet in height. It was sacred to the Chippewa's of the Great Falls region.
Commencing in 1860, the United States commenced to use the Chippewa Road, which led from northwestern North Dakota, to Great Falls, then to the Helena region, then to Missoula then to northern Idaho, then to the Pacific Ocean on the west coast of Washington State. Though a treaty had been signed years earlier which allowed the whites to use the road, the whites commenced to kill off the buffalo and other wild life. That led to Chippewa leaders sending their soldiers out to patrol the Mullan Road.
White teamsters led supply trains along the road, to southwest Montana, commencing around the 1862 time period. They usually used steamboats to sail to Fort Benton. After reaching Fort Benton, they had no choice but to use wagon trains to bring supplies to the white settlements located in southwestern Montana. Teamsters numbered anywhere from 50 to over 100, when the supply trains made their trips between Fort Benton and Helena.
It was especially dangerous, especially for the Chippewa Soldiers. Many of the Chippewa Soldiers used bows and arrows, while the white teamsters used repeating rifles and revolvers. Indian casualties were 10 to 15 times higher than that of the whites.
By the mid 1860s, the Mullan Road War was intensifying. It escalated in 1869. It was reported by certain Montana newspapers that the Indian soldiers were attacking the supply trains almost daily. In early 1870, a force of American soldiers attacked a Chippewa village north of Great Falls killing nearly 200 Chippewa's.
It did not stop the war. In fact, the war escalated during 1876. During the 1865-1866 Red Clouds War, the United States supposedly agreed to a peace treaty which ended the conflict fought in northeastern Wyoming, southeastern Montana, northwestern North Dakota, and along the Mullan Road in Montana. As part of the treaty agreements, the United States agreed to leave their forts in northeastern Wyoming and southeastern Montana.
It didn't matter because the United States accomplished their goal of establishing forts around the Great Falls region. They had actually commenced to plan to build the forts or camps, in 1865. However, they needed an excuse to commence their invasion. And the Mullan Road War was really Red Clouds War. It had nothing to do with the Bozeman Trail.
In late 1865, a white man who had supposedly been prospecting in the Sun River Valley, returned to Helena claiming nonsence. His awkward demeanor was thought to represent a wealth of an once. After a short time, up to 1500 white miners made the decision to invade the Sun River Valley adjacent to and west of Great Falls. Most were American soldiers disguised as miners. They launched their invasion to the Sun River Valley in late 1865. By early 1866, around 800 were allowed to stay at the St. Peters Mission on the peninsula adjacent to Rainbow Falls, where a small Chippewa village was located.
For another view see Then_and_Now 36 years in Montana by Robert Vaughn
When Chippewa leaders learned about it, they knew they had to react. They sent out a large force of their soldiers and instructed them to drive the white invaders out. The casualties of the Sun River Stampede are not known but were probably significant, especially on the Indian side. However, the Chippewa's did drive the whites out. However, a few white soldiers hid out near the old St. Peters Mission near what is now Fort Shaw, Montana and commenced to building Fort Shaw in 1866. It was completed by 1867.
Another American military camp was established near the mouth of the Judith River which is around 75 miles east of Great Falls. It was known as Camp Cooke. And the United States was alread using Fort Benton as a military supply station at that time. In 1869, Fort Benton became an American military fort. Probably as a result in the escalation of the Mullan Road War.
In 1876, the United States Sent solders into eastern and north central Montana to the Chippewa capital at Great Falls. A force of American soldiers were sent into southeastern Montana, from South Dakota and Wyoming. Their target was the southern portion of the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation), where the southern portion of the Musselshell River is located. A large force of Chippewa soldiers were on to their movements and met them in battle where the Crow-Northern Cheyenne Reservation is now.
During the chaos of the battles fought at and near the Crow-Northern Cheyenne Reservation, more American soldiers were invading from the east and southwest. Their goal was the Great Falls, Montana region. Many of the American soldiers marched from Fort Ellis to Fort Shaw, where they joined the American soldiers of that fort. More American soldiers marched north from Fort Logan to meet with other American soldiers who were marching in from the east. From Fort Benton and other American forts to the east.
They were led by Custer who felt confident his soldiers would be victorious. They did have the repeating rifle, revolver, and machine guns. However, they miscalculated the number of Chippewa soldiers in the Great Falls region. They may have numbered over 20,000. As a result of the Seven Fires Prophecy, up to 200,000 of more Choppewa's lived in north central Montana.
When the three American forces reached the Great Falls region, they commenced to launch their assaults but were quickly defeated. After the battles, Chippewa leaders knew they had to follow prophecy. They commenced to organize an exodus. However, during the winter of 1876-1877, the United States launched a surprise winter military campaign that caused significant Chippewa casualties. After the American winter military campaign, the westward exodus commenced.
By spring of 1877, 10,000s of terrified Chippewa's had organized for the westward exodus. They then commenced the exodus using the old Chippewa Road the whites named the Mullan Road. Within a few months, 10,000s of Chippewa's reached Oregon and Washington. Most settled in Washington. American soldiers were raised to halt the exodus and by late summer of 1877 had stopped the westward exodus.
Instead of ending the exodus, Chippewa leaders instead ordered their soldiers to commence to lead 10,000s of Chippewa's north to Alberta and Saskatchewan. They were led their by Chief Big Bear and Chief Sitting Bull.
On September 30-October 5, a long battle was fought just to the northeast of what is now Rocky Boy Reservation. The Battle of Bear Paw ended the exodus. Well over 100,000 Chippewa's had fled to Oregon and Washington, and to Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Most of the Chippewa's remained within their Little Shell Chippewa Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) and what followed killed many of them.
The whites commenced to kill off the remaining buffalo, other wild game and their wild rice lakes. It led to 10,000s of Chippewa's starving to death. However, 10,000s of Chippewa's continued to live on.
He was strongly against ceding the promised Little Shell Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) and continued to refuse to negotiate with the United States. In 1888, the United States opened up the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) and that enraged chief Little Shell III and also other Chippewa leaders including chief Red Thunder. Chief Little Shell III had no choice but to negotiate with the United States after the events of 1888.
The negotiations continued until 1895. In 1892, the United States hired 32 Chippewa's to sign the infamous ¢10 an acre Treaty (aka McCumber Agreement) and that went further to enrage chiefs Little Shell III and Red Thunder. They abruptly ended their negotiations and continued to govern their promised Reservation. However, the United States would not honor treaty.
In May of 1895, it was reported that a number of Chippewa leaders had barricaded themselves in a fort at the Turtle Mountain Reservation of North Dakota. It may have been in Montana. One of the Chippewa leaders in the barricaded fort was chief Red Thunder who was 87 at the time. Chief Little Shell III was marching to the location with around 150 and 200 Chippewa soldiers. Either they had been arrested in Montana and forced to move to North Dakota, or the events happened in Montana. After chiefs Little Shell III and Red Thunder were arrested in May of 1895, the United States commenced to plan for the Deportations of the Chippewa's of the Great Falls region and the rest of the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) .
Within a year after the arrests of chiefs Little Shell III and Red Thunder, the United States commenced to organize for the Deportations of the Chippewa's of the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation). In June and July of 1896, the United States commenced to deport the Chippewa's who continued to live within the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) to other Reservations in Montana, Minnesota, Wyoming, Washington, California, Utah, and Arizona. They also deported many to Alberta and Saskatchewan. Montana newspapers reported that the Indians were Cree but they were Chippewa's. It was about the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) and the Seven Fires Prophecy.
One of the important Chippewa leaders in the Great Falls region was chief Little Bear. He had fled up to Alberta and Saskatchewan during the 1877 exodus. During the 1885 Northwest Rebellion, he took part in the Fog Lake Massacre. He was wanted by Canada for his part in the Frog Lake Massacre and fled back to his native Montana in 1885 to avoid capture.
After returning to Montana, Chief Little Bear eventually settled at the Chippewa village near where Sun River Park (Wadsworth Park) is. He had to do what the United States wanted. He was wanted by Canada. And he always did what the United States wanted until the 1896 Deportations. It was reported that Chief Buffalo Coat told the whites that the leading adviser in the tribe was a full blood Chippewa who strongly protested the Deportations. That full blood Chippewa adviser had to be Chief Little Bear. He was deported to Canada in 1896. He was put on trial and acquitted of the charges against him. Afterwards, he returned to his native Montana. However, he was not the powerful leader he had been.
It took two months for the Deportations to ruin the inncent lives of several thousand Chippewa's. Many of the Chippewa's who learned about the Deportations, fled to the nearby mountains. The first village the United States rounded up the Chippewa's, was the village located near where Sun River Park (Wadsworth Park) is located at. A small force of Buffalo Hunters or black American soldiers, reached the village and rounded up the Chippewa's including chief Little Bear, and marched them to the train station, to be deported to Canada. Afterwards, many other Chippewa villages were visited by American soldiers who marched them to the nearest train stations to be deported. By the end of July of 1896, the Deportations had stopped.
What followed was probably expected. Those Chippewa's who fled to the nearby mountains, returned to the old villages. And many of the Chippewa's who were deported to other Montana Reservations and even to Canada, also returned to their native Montana. Not too long after the Deportations, the Chippewa population again increased. Up to 10,000 Chippewa's were continuing to live throughot the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation in the very early 1900s.
Either before or after the 1896 Deportations, the United States probably created Reservations for the Chippewa's of Montana. In the late 1890s, Anaconda and Butte Newspapers reported that the Chippewa's lived at the city dump Reservation to the south. Their population in southwest Montana was at the most a couple of thousand and probably included many Chinese and Filipinos.
And in the Great Falls region, the Chippewa's continued to live at some of their old villages around Great Falls. That includes the village near Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park), Hill 57 or Mount Royal, where the oil refinery is now, and where Wire Mill Road is, and probably where the cdp of Gibson Flats is. They also had a village where St. Peters Missin was located at near Ulm, and also where Garrison, Montana is located which is 4 miles southwest of Ulm. The other St. Peters Mission located 10.5 miles west of Cascade, also had a Chippewa village. It had a good view of Square Butte, as did the Chippewa villages located at Ulm and Garrison.
And the Fort Shaw Indian School Reservation was located about 15 miles west of Great Falls. It has an excellent view of Square Butte. At the Chippewa village on Mount Royal, the view of Square Butte is good but not as impressive as some other locations.
If new Chippewa Reservations were created, they were small in the Great Falls region and large in the mountains. Many Chippewa's lived in the mountains north, east, and southeast of Helena, and in the mountains west of Great Falls. The Reservations in the Great Falls region were possibly created in 1894.
On April 18, 1894, the Great Falls Park Commission received $40,000 to purchase future park sites. They include Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park), Park Island, and Highland Park which is almost adjacent to Gibson Flats on the west.
In May of 1894, two white men approached chief Little Bear and negotiated with him about holding sun dances across Montana. He eagerly agreed. They first needed to consult with, and get the permission of the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce. The Great Falls Chamber of Commerce aproved but religious leaders of Great Falls protested. Governor Rickards issued a proclamation banning the sun dance. Though the planned sun dance at Great Falls was cancelled, they did hold the sun dance at Havre, Helena of all places, and Butte in the summer of 1894. It don't add up.
If Chippewa Reservations were set aside in the Great Falls region, they were located between Mount Royal and Vaughn, the Gibson Flats area, and southwest Great Falls to the cdp of Ulm. Though they were small, they did support a number of Chippewa villages. The Reservations in the mountains were very large. Chief Rocky Boy had to play a major role in the affairs of those Reservations including the one in southwest Montana, adjacent to the south side of Anaconda and Butte.
In the very early 1900s (between 1900 and 1910) the Chippewa's continued to live throughout the Little Shell Chippewa's Blackfeet Reservation (aka Turtle Mountain Reservation) and they probably knew the United States was not going to tolerate it. They were very aware of the yet to be ratified ¢10 an acre Treaty (aka McCumber Agreement) and probably prepared for the eventual ratification of that fraudulent treaty.
In March of 1902, chief Rocky Boy became known across Montana. He contacted an Anaconda lawyer and wrote a letter to President Roosevelt requesting for a Reservation. He knew the ¢10 an acre Treaty would be voted on within a couple of years and was preparing the Chippewa's for the eventual Deportations. The President supposedly replied back denying chief Rocky Boy's request for a Reservation. However, chief Rocky Boy requested that the Chippewa's be allowed to settle on surveyed or unsurveyed land which the President agreed to.
Flathead Reservation was selected to relocate the Chippewa's of southwest Montana to. An agreement was reached on January 8, 1904, to relocate the Chippewa's of southwest Montana, to Flathead Reservation. Chief Rocky Boy also had to negotiate on behalf of all of Montana's Chippewa's. That includes the Chippewa's of the Great Falls region who were yet very numerous during those times.
Chief Rocky Boy also had to negotiate for the Chippewa's who lived in the mountains north, east, and southeast of Helena. He often lived at Garrisn, Montana which was only a few miles from St. Peters Mission near Ulm. Chief Little Bear also negotiated on behalf of the Montana Chippewa's, especially with Canada. The Montana Reserve of Alberta and Onion Lake Reserve of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
After the infamous 10¢ an acre Treaty was ratified in 1904, both chief Rocky Boy and chief Little Bear intensified their efforts in having new Chippewa Reservations created in Montana. However, the United States did not want the Chippewa's in Montana.
They initiated Land Acts which opened up Reservations to white settlement. Chief Rocky Boy and Chief Little Bear had to act strongly to keep the terrified Chippewa's out of trouble. A minor incident happened in the Swan Valley in 1908 known as the Swan Valley Massacre. Four Chippewa's were killed. A battle may have been fought south of Fort Belknap Reservation in 1909. In response to the unrest, Indian Agent Frank Churchill was sent to Montana to find chef Rocky Boy to negotiate with him. Churchill found chief Rocky Boy at a Chippewa village near Garrison and both negotiated.
Churchill requested that all of Valley County, Montana (it was really Fort Peck Reservation) be withdrawn from white settlement and a new 2,592 sq. mi. Chippewa Reservation be created. Both requests were granted. William R. Logan, who was the superintendent of Fort Belknap Reservation, was put in charge of finding land to be the new Chippewa Reservation. He found the land south and west of Fort Belknap Reservation. Fort Belknap Reservation really covers over 3,500 sq. mi.
It was the Land Acts that caused the unrest at Fort Belknap Reservation and Fort Peck Reservation. After the 2,592 sq. mi. was added on to Fort Belknap Reservation, Fort Peck Reservation was eradicated and several hundred Fort Peck Reservation Chippewa's moved to Fort Belknap Reservation.
Chief Rocky Boy next had to deal with the Chippewa's of the Great Falls region and the Helena region. Chief Rocky Boy was fond of the Great Falls region. He knew the Chippewa's who lived between southwest Great Falls and the cdp of Ulm, were going to be deported. He also knew the Chippewa's of Fort Shaw Indian School Reservation and the region between Mount Royal and Vaughn, were going to be deported.
However, he had to gather the Chippewa's who lived in the mountains north, east and southeast of Helena, for eventual Deportations. The Chippewa's were yet very numerous in the Great Falls and Helena region. They needed another Reservation to send them to other than Blackfeet Reservation. That Reservation was the Papago Reservation of Arizona. At that time (1909) the United States needed to do something to keep the Arizona Indians out of the eventual Mexican Civil War. Thus, they created the large Papago Reservation in 1909. It was not created in 1916. It was reduced in size in 1916.
In November of 1909, the Deportations commenced. Several hundred Chippewa's were deported to the Blackfeet Reservation from Great Falls and Helena. Most were probably deported to the Papago Reservation. At that time (1909) the new Papago Reservation probably covered up to 6,000 sq. mi. With the excetion of the land loss of 1916, the United States kept their promise. The Papago Reservation covers 4,453 sq. mi.
In 1913, chief Rocky Boy left the Blackfeet Reservation and returned to the Garrison, Montana region near Great Falls. The United States became alarmed about the 30 to 40 Chippewa's who supposedly fled the Blackfeet Reservation and commenced to negotiate with chief Rocky Boy. Either that is what happened, or the United States eradicated a Chippewa Reservation between southwest Great Falls and the cdp of Ulm, where St. Peters Mission was located. They may have even eradicated the Chippewa Reservation south of Great Falls where the cdp of Gibson Flats is located. It may have been adjacent to the Chippewa Reservation between southwest Great Falls and the cdp of Ulm, on the east side of the Missouri River.
Afterwards, the Chippewa's were probably set aside land at the Navajo Reservation. The Navajo Reservation land additon of 1913. Chief Rocky Boy eventually moved to what is now Rocky Boy Reservation. Chief Rocky Boy's brothers also took charge. They include Pennato.
After the Chippewa's were forced to relocate to the Blackfeet Reservation in 1909, many became upset about the land allotted to them and under chief Penato they fled the Reservation. Many fled back to the Great Falls region where they took up residence at the Chippewa settlements in the Great Falls region. Most settled around Hill 57. Many others settled where the oil refinery in Great Falls is now and just to the north where Wire Mill Road is. They were forced to relocate years later.
After Rocky Boy Reservation was established in 1916, an inspection of the rolls to determine what Indians would settle down on the new Reservation, followed and anywhere from near 100 to around 300, were forced off of Rocky Boy Reservation rolls. About 100 of the Chippewa's fled to the Great Falls region where they settled primarily at Hill 57 and the Chippewa village near Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park). Many fled to other areas around Great Falls including the Lewistown region.
In the Saturday December 24, 1921 Great Falls Tribune, it was reported that chief Crazy Boy who was one of chief Rocky Boy's brothers, was in Great Falls demanding land for the Chippewa's. He claimed he had a Reservation selected if he could get the consent of the United States. He also further stated he had been promised land near Beaver Creek near Havre (probably Wadsworth Park) but the United States broke the promise. He was probably among the several hundred Chippewa's removed from Rocky Boy Reservation rolls. He probably lived at one of the Chippewa villages around Great Falls.
In 1934, the United States was seeking funds (they didn't need to seek for funds) to purchase a tract of land near or adjacent to Great Falls. It was a part of the Indian Reorganization Act. Their goal was to allot 5 acre lots of land to the Chippewa families who lived around Great Falls. At the time, around 70 or more Chippewa families (it was probably more than 70 families) were living near or adjacent to Great Falls, in their own villages.
Either land was added on to an existing Reservation or land was taken from them. History indicates land was allotted to them. However, we have to deal with the land addition to Navajo Reservation in 1934. Read about the August 18, 1950 land auction below. If land was allotted to them, the tract of land (Reservation) covered close to 400 to 600 acres. It is claimed the tract of land covered 42 acres. That would add up to 8 families receiving 5 acre lots of land. Since the number of Chippewa families living in Chippewa villages around Great Falls was probably close to 100 in 1934, they are excluding the truth.
In 1941, Raymond Gray conducted a census of the Chippewa Villages around Great Falls. They include the Chippewa village near Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park), Hill 57, Mount Royal, the Wire Mill Road village, and a possible village south of Great Falls. He counted around 68 families totaling 278 individuals. However, his census probably did not correctly count the real number of Chippewa's in the Great Falls region. He may have been short by 100 to 300. According to reports from the 1930s, the number of landless Indian families in Montana was near 600 and their total population was between 2,500 and 3,000.
Raymond Gray formed the Montana Landless Indians Organization on December 17, 1939 or about five months after the meeting was held at the Great Falls home of Joseph Paul. Gray reported that the goal of his organization was the Indian Reorganization Act, which means he was not looking out for the best interests of the Chippewa's. He departed from the organization of Dussomes which, according to the June 10, 1939 meeting at the Great Falls home of Joseph Paul, had a three person committee which led the landless Chippewa's of Montana.
They were Joseph Paul, Joseph Dussome (must be excluded because he lived at Rocky Boy Reservation), and Thomas Ouellette (must be excluded because he lived at [[Fort Peck Indian Reservation (Montana)|Fort Peck Reservation]. Gray advocated for a new Reservation, or for the landless Chippewa's to be allowed to settle on land supposedly added on to Rocky Boy Reservation. Soon after the June 10, 1939 meeting at the Great Falls home of Joseph Paul, Dussome and Ouellette went their own ways.
Dussome and Ouellette began to conspire to supposedly get new Reservation land for the landless Chippewa's, at Fort Peck Reservation and adjacent to the eastern border of Fort Belknap Reservation, in June of 1940. Though the land at Fort Peck Reservation was appealing, Dussome thought highly of land adjacent to Fort Belknap Reservation which went by the name Phillips Holdings. Either the land was land added on to Fort Belknap Reservation in 1909, or it was Chippewa land allotments the whites wanted. It covered around 65,000 acres. Dussome and Ouellette were not looking out for the best interests of the Chippewa's.
In October of 1940, a meeting was held at Chinook, Montana in which Dussome, Ouellette, and Mrs. Phillips were appointed delegates to present their hard feelings to the government of the United States. Mrs. Phillips supposedly owned the 65,000 acres. What makes this ludicrous, is Mrs. Phillips was a State senator. The lengths people will go to help themselves. In February of 1941, senator Phillips won passage of their proposed new Chippewa Reservation in the Montana State legislature. Their requests were now to go before the congress of the United States, to determine if the new Reservation would be created.
Dussome made it even more ludicrous in March of 1941, when he presented to the governor of Montana with a petition that proposed a different plan. Evidently Dussome no longer wanted a Reservation for the landless Chippewa's of Great Falls. He opted to have the land designated a Rehabilitation Program under the Farm Security Administration, or have the land (probably Chippewa land allotments) sold to whites. If any Montana and North Dakota Chippewa's want to know about their land allotments, read this carefully.
We have three different land proposals. One from Ouellette, another from Dussome, and another from Gray. Gray was the more determined to have the Chippewa's deported away from Great Falls. Each of these three proposed Reservations, are directly related to what transpired at the June 10, 1939 meeting at the Great Falls home of Joseph Paul.
On November 28, 1941, Gray's organization Representatives, unanimously agreed to move away from the Chippewa villages around Great Falls, to a proposed Reservation located in Teton County which covered 55,000 acres. It was reported the Floweree Ranch in Teton County, would be purchased and become the new Chippewa Reservation.
Gray and his organization did not act on behalf of the Chippewa's of Great Falls. If Gray's organization had been in charge of the Chippewa villages around Great Falls, they would have eagerly followed through with moving to the new Reservation. It was reported in the press that the Chippewa's of Great Falls were not impressed with receiving loans and they rather receive grants, in order to commence building on the new Reservation. In other words, they told them all to get lost. It was the commencement to deport the Chippewa's who continued to live in Chippewa villages around Great Falls.
According to Raymond Gray's 1941 census, the population of the Chippewa village near Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park) included 8 families or a possible population of between 30 and 40 people. That is the Chippewa village where chiefs Little Bear and Rocky Boy lived at on occasions and the same village depicted along the Sun River on William Clarks 1805 map of the Great Falls of the Missouri region. It is also the location of the Chippewa Reservation that was either reduced in size in 1934 or created in 1934.
In June of 1950, wicked senator Mike Mansfield, introduced Dussomes proposed Rehabilitation Program. This is the event which led to the eradication of the Chippewa villages around Great Falls. Joseph Dussome is to blame. It didn't take long before Dussomes bill was passed by the government of the United States. It set in motion the Termination Era.
In August of 1950, the United States authorized the sale of a tract of land known as the Great Falls Subsistence Homestead acquired in 1935 (the land either added on to an already existing Chippewa Reservation near Great Falls in 1934 or land taken from that Reservation in 1934), to the highest bidder. The purpose of the land sale was to raise money in order to purchase land near Rocky Boy Reservation for the Chippewa's of the village near Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park). The land would then become a part of Rocky Boy Reservation. It was approved on August 18, 1950. What actually transpired in August of 1950, was the commencement of the eradication of the Chippewa villages around Great Falls which may have numbered as many as five and also the Terminations of many other Chippewa colonies, Rancheria's, and Reservations.
In 1956, the census of the Chippewa villages around Great Falls, produced a population of over 400. Though the Chippewa village located near Sun River Park (aka Wadsworth Park) was no longer around, the population of the remaining Chippewa villages were increasing. However, the daughter of the Montana senator (sister Denise) was in fact commencing the Deportations of the Chippewa's who continued to live in their own villages around Great Falls in the 1950s. By the the late 1970s, few Chippewa's continued to live in their own villages around the Great Falls region.


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- Personal Ambitions – If you are happy to work in concert with other business owners, a coalition may appeal. You may also be happy to follow a very slow growth path and leave the bigger fish in the pond to others if your business ambitions are limited. If, however, you are the type of entrepreneur who will settle for nothing less than complete control of your destiny and you would like to start attracting high-volume clients as soon as possible, a virtual office and overflow call handling package could well be your best option.
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Northern Rock Foundation was an exceptional initiative in corporate and charitable giving. It was established as an independent charity when Northern Rock Building Society de-mutualised in 1997 and until 2007 was funded through a covenant whereby it received 5% of the new bank's pre-tax profits annually – a much higher level of support than almost any other corporateorganisation has given to its charitable foundation. In total between 1997 and 2010 the Foundation received £235 million from Northern Rock.
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Conlan School is the English language school in Abergele (Wales) and Chester (England).
Conlan School is an original project that couples the teaching of a language with an experience of active communication, in an environment rich in cultural and linguistic stimuli. Read about our history
Specific programmes for schools
Our years-long experience with national and international customers and the close co-operation with the schools and the local community are proof of Conlan School's organisational and didactic proficiency. In time, we have built a partnership with several international schools and educational institutions. This means that the school has concentrated on the didactical aspect of its activities, rather than simply on the "tourist" part, always bearing in mind the needs of the students and the importance of the "residential" and logistics factors.
The Conlan School Course Guide demonstrates the broad range of study programmes we can offer you and your students. Through our ever growing network of contacts in the business and educational community, our aim is to provide experiences that will expand knowledge and increase confidence within the culture of Wales and the UK. We hope that during your time with us you and your students can progress personally and positively in every aspect of life!
Please, click here to download "The Conlan School Course Guide"!
Inspired by London 2012 Olympic Games, Conlan School promotes North Wales Schools' Games, in partnership with Ysgol Emrys Ap Iwan.
North Wales Schools' Games represents a unique opportunity to bring sport education and language learning together and create an inspirational event for international students which will encourage more young people to take part in sport and develop language skills.
North Wales Schools' Games include the sports of rounders (typical British game), basketball/dodgeball, football, tag rugby and mini marathon plus an excellent variety of lessons and activities which enable reciprocal knowledge and cultural exchanges.
Please, find more information on www.schoolsgames.com and ... get involved!
English in North Wales is a network of relationships between the main protagonists of the local educational community: this network ensures reliability regarding both organization and didactics, as well as facilitating other activities besides school and improving the international students' general learning experience.
Please, visit our website www.englishinnorthwales.com for more information.
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|Llanfynydd is a village in Carmarthenshire, Wales.
In protest over plans to erect a wind farm nearby, on 19 July 2004 the village adopted the new name of Llanhyfrydawelllehynafolybarcudprindanfygythiadtrienusyllafnauole (Llan hyfryd a well, le hynafol y barcud prin dan fygythiad truenus y llafnau o le, English: a quiet beautiful village, a historic place with rare kite under threat from wretched blades).
The name was chosen to reflect one of the worries that local residents have about the wind farm, that it will threaten three endangered species of bird (red kite, curlew and skylark) in the local area. It was also chosen as it is longer than the current longest name in Britain — Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, Anglesey — and would thus generate publicity for their cause.


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The Voluntourism Effect: Case Studies and Investigation (Academic Conference)
Just passing this along in case we have any academics:
The GWTTRA (Great Western Travel and Tourism Research Association) 2009 Symposium and Professional Development Seminar will be held in San Diego, CA, March 18-20, 2009.
The theme of the seminar is "The Voluntourism Effect: Case Studies and Investigations"
Call for Presentations
We are seeking proposals for presentations. Practitioners, Academics, and Graduate Students are encouraged to submit proposals. All submitted proposals will be blind-reviewed by three subject experts.
Presentation Proposal Themes:
Presentations should address GWTTRA's 2009 Symposium topic: Voluntourism (Volunteer Tourism). Proposals should address any of the following themes or other themes relating to Voluntourism or Volunteer Tourism:
1. Volunteer tourism and the community perspectives
2. Volunteer tourism and the voluntourists' perspectives
3. Volunteer tourism and tour operators/NGO perspectives
4. Best Practices in Volunteer Tourism/Worst Practices in Volunteer Tourism
5. Defining Volunteer Tourism
6. Research Needs in Volunteer Tourism
7. Case-studies in Volunteer Tourism
8. Innovations in Volunteer Tourism
Presentation Formats:
Presentation proposals are being requested for two types of presentation formats:
Presentation Format 1. Seminar (completed studies)
Presentation Format 2. Poster (works in progress)
Presentation Proposal Submission Requirements:
Our goal is to have presentations from representatives of several states. Please send presentation proposals electronically (as an email attachment) to Vinod Sasidharan, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com, by the December 20, 2008 deadline.
1) Presentation title
2) Presenter(s) / Affiliation(s)
3) Presenter(s) Contact Information
3) Specify Presentation Format: Seminar Presentation or Poster Presentation (please indicate clearly)
3) One page abstract of the presentation including (whenever applicable), purpose of the research project, methods used, conclusions, and how the results of the research were/can be applied to improve tourism management.
Proposal Acceptance Notifications will be sent to authors on or before January 20, 2008.
Symposium Proceedings:
Proceedings of the Symposium will be made available online (GWTTRA.com) following the Symposium. Presenters selected to present (either Seminar Presentation or Poster) at the Symposium are required to submit a 3000-word paper by the March 16, 2009 deadline so that their work may be included in the online proceedings.
Program Plan for the Symposium:
Day 1 (Wednesday, March 18, 2009)
Pre-Conference and Welcome Keynote Address
-Half-day Pre-conference, starting early morning, involving
Voluntourism activities
-Panel 1: Practitioner and academic joint panel discussion to
identify specific issues in Voluntourism
– GWTTRA Board Meeting
-Welcome Keynote Address (around 6:00 PM), Dinner (around 7:00 PM), poster set-up
Day 2 (Thursday, March 19, 2009)
Keynote Panel, Seminar, Posters, and Panel Resolution
-Keynote Panel Breakfast (early morning)
-Seminar Sessions (practitioners, academics, and students)
-Poster Sessions (practitioners, academics, and students)
-Panel 2 (The Resolution on Voluntourism): Practitioner and academic joint panel discussion to identify specific recommendations for the resolution of issues in Voluntourism
Day 3 (Friday, March 20, 2009)
All-day Voluntourism Project
Conference Hotel:
Conference rate for GWTTRA attendees is $139.00 (available for Tuesday, March 17 until Friday, March 20, 2009).
[Rate does not include the 10.5% San Diego Transit Occupancy tax and the 2% San Diego Tourism Marketing District Assessment fee and the Hacienda Hotel-Old Town San Diego will add a $5.00 Resort Fee per night to our daily room rate (taxes and surcharges are subject to change). Parking at the Hacienda Hotel is $12.00 per car per night.]
Please mention 'GWTTRA' when making reservations.
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4041 Harney Street o San Diego, CA 92110
Phone: (619) 298-4707
Best Western Hacienda Hotel Old Town, San Diego, California
Website 1: http://www.bestwesterncalifornia.com/hotels/best-western-hacienda-suites-old-town/
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This San Diego hotel in Old Town San Diego offers a true, authentic California Mission atmosphere in a historic setting. The Best Western Hacienda Hotel Old Town is adjacent to the Old Town State Park and minutes from San Diego's beautiful Balboa, Mission Bay and Belmont parks. Scenic golf courses and numerous beaches are also nearby.
Hotel amenities include free high-speed Internet, an outdoor heated pool, hot tub, exercise facility and meeting space to accommodate up to 125 people. Guests will enjoy a courtesy airport shuttle, an on-site coffee shop and cocktail lounge.
We hope to see you in San Diego!
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Effortlessly blending with the island's landscape and natural beauty, the structures of Spa Village Resort merge simple western elegance with traditional Balinese dwellings.
The resort embodies the gentle spirituality of Bali that integrates seamlessly with the everyday lives of its people. This is extended to its Kamar Rooms, Suites and Villas which have spacious marble bathrooms and wide terraces or balconies.
The Kamar rooms overlook the gardens with sea views, the Purnama and Surya Suites occupy the upper levels and have stunning balcony views of the gardens and sea while the two villas, the Baruna and Samudra, are sanctuaries of peace, each with their own private entry and plunge pool with unobstructed views of the ocean.
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Why Dryer Cords Are Sold Separately
Electric clothes dryers typically are sold without power cords attached, and as annoying as it may be, there's a good reason for this omission. In 1996, the National Electrical Code (NEC) changed the requirements for electric dryer wiring and cord connections. The old cords had three-prong plugs that fit three-slot wall outlets. The cords had no separate ground wire, and the appliance ground was linked to the cord's neutral wire. The new cords and outlets required by the NEC change have four wire connections and include a separate ground, which is safer.
The good news is that the NEC (and most local building codes) permits the use of three-prong cords in houses that have the old style of dryer outlet. And since your dryer might be older or newer than your outlet, dryer manufacturers don't bother giving you a cord because it might not work for your situation. That's why the cords are sold separately.
This project shows you how to install a new four-prong dryer cord for use with a four-slot outlet, which has been the standard for many years. Alternatively, if you have a new or newish dryer set up for a four-prong cord, but your house has an old three-slot dryer outlet, you can convert the dryer from four-prong to three-prong wiring and install a three-prong cord.
Warning: When you get home with your new dryer cord, don't stick it in the outlet to make sure it fits. If the outlet is live, the loose cord ends can give you a deadly shock.
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- Screwdriver or nut driver
- UL-listed, four-prong dryer cord (must match amperage rating for dryer and outlet; most are 30-amp)
- Strain-relief fitting (must be an appropriate size and shape for the cord)
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Locate the electrical cover plate on the back of the dryer. It will be near a hole (about 3/4-inch in diameter, for the cord) in the dryer's back panel. Remove the screws on the cover plate, using a screwdriver or nut driver. Remove the plate from the dryer to expose the wiring terminal block for the cord connections. Set the plate and screws aside.Continue to 3 of 6 below.
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Insert the dryer cord into the hole near the terminal block. Secure the green cord wire under the ground screw on the dryer body. Tighten the ground screw firmly with the screwdriver or nut driver.
Note: There should be no wire or metal tab connecting the ground screw to the center (neutral) terminal on the terminal block. If there is, the dryer is set up for a three-prong cord. You must remove this connection following the dryer manufacturer's instructions.Continue to 4 of 6 below.
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Connect the remaining three cord wires to the terminals on the terminal block as follows:
- Connect the white cord wire to the center (neutral) terminal on the block.
- Connect the black cord wire to the terminal at the left or right of the center terminal; the left and right terminals are the hot terminals and are interchangeable.
- Connect the red cord wire to the remaining hot terminal.
Tighten all terminal connections firmly, using the screwdriver or nut driver.Continue to 5 of 6 below.
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Secure the Cord
Install a new strain-relief fitting to secure the cord where it enters the dryer panel. These fittings typically have a top and bottom half. Remove the screws from the fitting and separate the two halves. Insert the tab of each half into the dryer cord hole, so it is flat against the inside of the dryer panel. Fit the two halves over the cord and reinstall the fitting's screws. Tighten the screws, so the cord is held firmly, but the fitting does not deform the cord or pinch the insulation.Continue to 6 of 6 below.
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Set the cover plate into place over the terminal block, and secure it with its screws. Make sure all dryer controls are off and plug in the dryer to the four-slot outlet. Turn on the dryer and test it for proper function.
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Here's an article from the Denver Post that came out of the Harlot's visit, plus a knitting night or two. You can see Red and her beer cosy in the article.
Personally? I think it's a little strung out and trying too hard. Kinda reminds me of some admittedly bad pieces I did for the feature section in the college paper when I first started writing for the college paper and didn't have a feel for how to write a compelling and journalistically sound feature piece.
See, the person who wrote it watched the knitting world through her living room window and didn't really glom on to the important stuff. None of her editors knows jack about knitting, so they all think it's fine even though it's weak beyond fluff. Any time the writer doesn't connect with something in the subject, you end up with this weak-ass pulp.
[SUMMARY: Judge much?]
At least Red is featured heavily. The writer's smart enough to know the personality of the group when she sees it.
[SUMMARY: Little nicer.]
Me? Busy.
All that IRL Kelly stuff later. Promise.
[SUMMARY: Really. Busy.]
**FOOTNOTE (unasterisked): I taught a seven-year-old boy how to knit at a baby shower on Sunday. Trip! Ego and otherwise! More later. Promise.


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Making CRM and ERP the Cornerstone of Your Manufacturing Technology Platform
Manufacturing technology solutions should create a chain reaction across multiple departments and facilities. If they do not, you have at best, daisy-chained a number of best-of-breed products together, but reporting is likely to be disconnected and management still will not have the 360⁰ degree view of the business it craves. In the worst case, your business will be running within silos of disconnected data, dependent on point solutions that are not integrated. Any operational efficiencies will be limited.
A platform should be able to host many different arrivals and departures of goods, traffic and customer journeys. A business platform should do the same, seamlessly, without separating the solutions that need to be your core business engine from production and customer-facing interactions.
Jeremy Cox, principal analyst of enterprise solutions software at Ovum Research, feels that CRM and ERP allow organizations to respond rapidly to changes in customer demand and adapt to the right frequency to remain relevant to their customers.
"Continuous, timely and relevant innovation is the hallmark of such an organization," Cox says. "Any transformational vision… requires a portfolio of applications that work seamlessly together to enable anyone in contact with the customer to deliver context-aware, relevant information."
For more, read this white paper to learn why CRM and ERP can be the cornerstone of any business platform where supply chain and complete customer insight allows for agile success, by retaining, repeating and growing revenues.


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It's a little ironic, however, because I don't like the telephone very much. When it rings, whether here at camp or at home, I jump a foot. I much prefer someone else to get it, as it is usually for one of the children anyhow. Or else it's another telemarketer. The days of picking up the phone to hear a friend on the line have given way to email and Facebook messages. Some days, a reunion with a friend is arranged between a combination of emails and text messages as was the case when my friend Ree and I got together last month. When we did see one another in person, it was the first time we'd heard one another's voices in over a year.
I had seen my brother three times this summer. He'd come to watch our daughter's performance as Cinderella in June and we'd gone to his house to celebrate his daughter Hannah's high school graduation the following week. We saw one another over the Fourth of July just a week or so after that, when we'd both traveled up to attend our high school class reunions being held the same weekend despite the ten year difference in our graduation years. But the chance telephone chat we had today meant more to me than the other three visits combined. For a little while, it felt like we were each others' safety net once again. That made me feel good and yes, it made me cry.
I like to write and emails, texts, and Facebook discussions are quite convenient and allow us to carry on with our day-to-day schedules without worry of disruption. But I do admit that it was still nice to pick up the phone to hear the sound of my brother's voice today. When he was about to hang up he said, "Hang in there. I love you". I was too choked up to respond with anything other than, "Okay". But I think he must know I'd have said it back if I could have. And maybe, when I gain my composure, I'll call him and tell him so.


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FEMA P-154 Rover CD, Rapid Observation of Vulnerability and Estimation of Risk
Rapid Observation of Vulnerability and Estimation of Risk (ROVER), is a mobile software for pre- and post-earthquake building safety screening. It's available on CD from the FEMA Publications Warehouse or online download at www.atc-rover.org. ROVER's pre-earthquake module is used by field inspectors to quickly compile an electronic inventory of buildings, record important seismic features of a building, and generate an automatic estimate of the need for detailed seismic evaluation. The ROVER Server is capable of operating as an online service for the ROVER smartphone client and also a web site for direct access by any web browser. The web site service has also been optimized for the small screens found on a smartphone or on any Internet-connected tablet. To download the free software, visit www.atc-rover.org.
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Pliny explains porcupines:
THE Porkpens come out of India and Affricke: a kind of Urchin or Hedgehog they be: armed with pricks they be both; but the Porkpen hath the longer sharpe pointed quilles, and those, when he stretcheth his skin, he sendeth and shooteth from him: when the hounds presseth hard upon him, hee flyeth from their mouthes, and then taketh vantage to launce at them somewhat farther off. In the winter he lyeth hidden, as the nature is of many beasts to doe, and the Beares above the rest.
Shakespeare references porcupines in two different plays; in The Comedy of Errors, he refers to an inn called the Porpentine, and the ghost of Hamlet's father (Hamlet I.v) moans,
I could a tale unfold whose lightest word
Porcupines also appear in heraldry occasionally, including the arms of Louis XII.
And there ben also Urchounes, als grete as wylde Swyn here. Wee clepen hem Poriz de Spyne.
The Travels of Sir John Mandeville
Suche men are lyche a beeste of Inde þat is clepyd a portepyn.
Jacob's well
This men … wer alle ful of prikkes like to a portepyn.
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In the 18th century Sweden's scientific revolution took off. Previously, technical progress had mainly come from professionals who had immigrated from mainland Europe. In 1739, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences was founded, with people such as Carolus Linnaeus and Anders Celsius as early members. From the 1870s, engineering companies were created at an unmatched rate and engineers became heroes of the age. Many of the companies founded by early pioneers are still internationally familiar. Gustaf Dalén founded AGA, and received the Nobel Prize for his sun valve. Alfred Nobel invented dynamite and instituted the Nobel Prizes. Lars Magnus Ericsson started the company bearing his name, Ericsson, still one of the largest telecom companies in the world. Jonas Wenström was an early pioneer in alternating current and is along with Croatian inventor Tesla credited as one of the inventors of the three-phase electrical system.
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ITM Poland Fair will focus on promoting the SMART Industry concept. Digitalisation, integration and automation will be in the centre of our attention. Exhibitors will present machines, solutions and software operating in line with the Industry 4.0 and Smart Factory concepts.
The SMART idea is one of the fastest growing technology trends that enters into more and more areas of life – both professional and personal. We are witnessing a revolution that has a chance to introduce new, intelligent solutions to enterprises.
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Smart Industry, just like Industry 4.0, is a concept that includes the phenomena associated with the digitization of the economy, in particular industry. The concept is based on three pillars: digitization of information, flexible and intelligent production technologies, and modern communication – all that on the production hall level, resulting in intelligent, efficient and responsive activities.
Many events planned for this year's edition of ITM Poland 2019 will be organized under the motto "SMART". We are working on the preparation of a special zone – Smart Factory, the aim of which is to show the production process in intelligent factories (IoT, digitization, robotization). In addition, as part of the Modernlog Fair, we would like to organize Smart Warehouse – a conference presenting the key issues of logistics 4.0 in a comprehensive way. Another new element will be the Smart Poznań Manufactury Meeting conference, i.e. an event dedicated to the representatives of maintenance industry, offering the opportunity to gain knowledge, inspiration, good practices in the field of maintenance management. This year, the "sightseeing paths" initiative will be continued, in which groups under technical guidance will visit selected fair stands getting acquainted with the topic of "Industry 4.0", "3D Print" and "Logistics 4.0."
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Today, modern technologies play an important role in almost all areas of human activity. In industry, one of the most important elements of development is the automation of manufacturing processes. Robots are excellent tools in the hands of a man who knows how to use them to provide consumers with products they expect. Production robotization is one of the most visible trends in Polish industry in recent years. Industrial robots appear in new areas and they are used to an increasing number of tasks previously performed by man.
- Cooperation of people and robots develops companies, opens new opportunities and contributes to an increase in the level of knowledge, because in the face of the changes taking place human work becomes more demanding and valuable. Robotization is now present in almost every industry: It develops products, affects the image of companies, their competitiveness, flexibility and security. All those factors are very important not only in the context of industrial development, but also of the whole society – emphasizes Joanna Kucharska, ITM Poland Fair Director. – Of course, our offer for ITM Poland 2019 includes the exhibition as part of which industry leaders will present innovative solutions and technologies related to industry robotization and automation.
Poznań has been attracting market leaders for years; it has become the capital of mechanical engineering, automation and robotization, and the ITM Poland INNOVATIONS-TECHNOLOGIES-MACHINES Fair is a determinant of changes, trends and direction of the industry development. Moreover, this year market leading companies will present their offer, e.g. DMG MORI, Fanuc, Siemens, Kuka, Autodesk, Trumpf, GF Maschninig, Europa Systems, Sandvik, Remmert or Yaskawa. We encourage you to come to Poznań on 4-7 June 2019 and visit the industrial fair block of ITM Poland, Subcontracting, Modernlog and 3D Solutions events.


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The body was then placed in the last carriage of a 21-car train headed for Washington, where Kennedy was to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery beside his assassinated brother, John. Beside the casket, wearing a veil, sat Ethel, Bobby's widow, pregnant with their 11th child.
When the train burst into the light after leaving Penn Station, the photographer Paul Fusco, on assignment for Look magazine, was astonished: "There were hundreds of mourners crowding together on platforms almost leaning into the train to get close to Bobby."
Thousands of coins had been strewn on the tracks (people wanted something tangible by which to remember the day) so that there was a continuous crunching sound — one flattened presidential face after another — as the wheels turned over them.
No one will ever know the exact number, but somewhere between 1 million and 2 million people lined the tracks all the way to the District, slowing what should have been a four-hour journey to twice that time. "The train was moving mournful slow," Michael Scott told the Baltimore Sun. He was 15 on that day.
There were other photographers on the train. But none managed to take images as beautiful, as haunting, as uncanny as Fusco's. A selection of them makes up one part of an intense, tripartite show called "The Train: RFK's Last Journey" at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Using two Leicas and a Nikon, Fusco took nearly 1,000 slides that day. He shot mainly in Kodachrome 64, a discontinued film noted for its dense blacks, strong contrasts and saturated colors. The images show some of the mourners — black and white, young and old, nuns, sportsmen, schoolchildren — who, on a humid summer Saturday, came out to see a train pass by.
They stood, pointing or praying. They perched on fence posts, on the roofs of vans, in tatterdemalion back yards. Bare-chested boys, shorts hitched high, stood and saluted. Couples perched with sober expressions on stationary motorcycles. Families emerged from bosky banks, baseball fields behind.
Fusco embalmed these summer scenes in an amber, liquid light. But somehow the photographs also capture a submarine disturbance. They accumulate into a portrait of a nation untethered from normality.
Just two months earlier, Martin Luther King Jr. had been murdered in Memphis. His assassination, by a racist, petty crook, triggered unrest all over the country (and the long-awaited passage of the Civil Rights Act). In Vietnam, the Tet offensive had begun. The ensuing casualties set off widespread protests. Public support for the war was beginning to collapse.
Fusco's photographs don't show any of this tumult. Quite the contrary. They seem, on the surface, almost Edenic. The brightly colored summer clothes of the mourners emerging from houses and standing in meadows suggest the festive mood of the Fourth of July. Instead of the dead body of a popular candidate, it could be the circus coming to town. Except that folks are weirdly still.
Their stillness is in tension with the dirgelike motion of the train, which accounts for some of the blurring that occurs in the photos, particularly around the edges. As the light dimmed over the course of that day, Fusco lengthened his exposure times accordingly, and the blur increased.
But it's not all blur. Fusco had served in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during the Korean War, often taking photographs of the positions of enemy troops behind Chinese lines from reconnaissance aircraft. He knew how to take photographs while in motion.
On June 8, each time he clicked he made a subtle counter-motion with the camera, which helped create a pocket of focus, a bulwark against the surrounding blur. That stillness and focus feel like correlatives of the stillness, the "standing sentry," that marks mourning all over the world.
Camera optics are one thing. They go only partway to explaining lumps in your throat. Look at these people — at what Clément Chéroux, who organized the show with Linde Lehtinen, described as "the long, sad human chain that formed along the tracks" — and you may just want to cry. (Chéroux told me that since the exhibit's opening, many visitors have been doing just that.)
The show has two other parts. Both are inspired.
The first is by Rein Jelle Terpstra, a Dutch artist and teacher in his late 50s. As Terpstra looked at Fusco's photographs, he noticed that many of the people they captured were holding cameras and recorders themselves. Using social media and local advertisements, he tracked down as many of the images they had taken as he could.
He turned up faded photographs, old slides, handheld video footage and even a poignant memento: a piece of red-and-blue cardboard with white stripes onto which five snapshots had been carefully mounted. Some of the slides have handwritten captions that read like lines from Samuel Beckett: "Waiting," "Waiting and watching for the train," "Here it comes!" and "After the train passed."
It's extraordinary to see Fusco's iconic images, taken from the train, reversed and democratized in this way. Displayed along two walls traversed by a meandering line that represents the train's southern passage, these slides and old snapshots congregate at points along the line where they were taken. Staggered in this way, they resemble fragments of faded cloth, the tattered remnants of a crumbling collective memory.
Even more arresting, however, is the show's third and final gallery, where "June 8, 1968," a short film by France's Philippe Parreno, is screening. Parreno made the film in 2009, inspired by Fusco's photographs. He uses actors to re-create the scenes Fusco saw.
Shot from a train in 70mm and accompanied by rumbling noises that intermittently cut out, the film has an atmosphere that's both viscerally real and dreamlike. Its golden, late-afternoon tones and period details recall Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life." The constant motion of the footage is like a drone note against which individual mourners — the girl in the bikini, the baseball player, the young kids — stand out in relief, because they are all utterly stationary.
Like blood cells that rush to congeal around a wound, mourners crowd together to reestablish community after death, because death is always a breach or tear in the communal fabric. What's different about these mourners — when compared, for instance, with the recent massive crowds on the Mall — is that they don't congregate in a big, heaving mass.
Rather, they are staggered haphazardly along a railway line. The tracks draw them toward the train, like iron filings to a magnet, but the train moves on and they remain spread out, stock-still, each individual face isolated and bewildered by grief.
The frozen poses of the Kennedy mourners remind us that on June 8, 1968, the country was in a state of deep shock.
We are still, it seems, in shock. Death by gun has become the drone note against which American life fitfully continues and, in intolerable numbers, simply cuts out. We congregate, we heal, we push for change. But for the people at the heart of it all, one thing most certainly won't change: The people they love will not come back.
The Train: RFK's Last Journey Through June 10 at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. sfmoma.org.


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Walt Disney Pictures has released a new TV spot for Big Hero 6 (see above); more importantly, the Mouse House has officially announced the voice cast for the film, having revealed the main character designs and details in the process. For those not familiar, Big Hero 6 is based on the Marvel comic book property, created by Duncan Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle; in the Disney-fied version, the BH6 squad is composed of a diverse collection of tech-savvy folk, living in the futuristic city of San Fransokyo (a city where Eastern and Western architecture influences have collided, as you might've guessed from the name).
Combining elements of Iron Man with Joss Whedon's cult favorite Firefly, by the sound of it, the Big Hero 6 movie was co-written and co-directed by Don Hall - an animation veteran who made his feature debut on the Mouse House's acclaimed 2011 Winnie the Pooh movie, after having spent 15 years serving as a story writer/artist for the studio - with fellow Disney alum Chris Williams (Bolt), having served as Hall's co-director on the film.
As mentioned before, Disney's rendition of the Big Hero 6 team features a fittingly eclectic mix of personalities, voiced by such folk young and old(er) as Ryan Potter (Supah Ninjas), T.J. Miller (Transformers: Age of Extinction), Jamie Chung (Sin City: A Dame to Kill For), Damon Wayans Jr. (Let's Be Cops), Scott Adsit (30 Rock), and Genesis Rodriguez (The Last Stand). Also lending their voices to the film are Maya Rudolph (The Way, Way Back) as Aunt Cass, James Cromwell (American Horror Story: Asylum) as Professor Callaghan, Daniel Henney (Revolution) as Tadashi Hamada, and Alan Tudyk as Alistair Krei - making this movie three Disney 'toons in a row for the fan-favorite actor, following his work on Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen.
Below, we have images and details that offer a sneak peek at the film's primary characters, who join forces in order to form the crime-fighting organization that is the Big Hero 6. For whatever reason, Disney hasn't provided additional character information about Honey Lemon (Rodriguez) at this time, though you can still check out the character's design below.
Hiro Hamada (Voiced by Ryan Potter): Robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada has the mind of a genius-and the heart of a 14-year-old: his state-of-the-art battle-bots dominate the underground bot fights held in the dark corners of San Fransokyo. Fortunately, big brother Tadashi redirects Hiro's brilliance, inspiring him to put his brain to the test in a quest to gain admission to the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. When a tragic event changes everything, Hiro turns to a robot named Baymax, and they form an unbreakable bond-and two-sixths of a band of high-tech heroes on a very important mission.
Baymax (Voiced by Scott Adsit): Baymax cares. That's what he was designed to do. The plus-sized inflatable robot's job title is technically Healthcare Companion: With a simple scan, Baymax can detect vital stats, and, given a patient's level of pain, can treat nearly any ailment. Conceived and built by Tadashi Hamada, Baymax just might revolutionize the healthcare industry. But to the inventor's kid brother Hiro, the nurturing, guileless bot turns out to be more than what he was built for-he's a hero, and quite possibly Hiro's closest friend. And after some deft reprogramming that includes a rocket fist, super strength and rocket thrusters that allow him to fly, Baymax becomes one of the Big Hero 6.
Go Go Tomago (Voiced by Jamie Chung): Aptly named Go Go Tomago knows what it takes to be fast. She's tough, athletic and loyal to the bone, but not much of a conversationalist. Popping bubble gum and delivering well-placed sarcasm are totally her speed. The daredevil adrenaline junkie is at her best on wheels, and when Go Go joins forces with Big Hero 6, she rolls like never before, using maglev discs as wheels, shields and throwing weapons.
Wasabi (Voiced by Damon Wayans Jr.): Wasabi is committed to precision. He's super smart and just a touch neurotic, but the big and burly beatnik can't help but join the cause when Hiro needs him most. As part of "Big Hero 6," Wasabi amplifies his martial arts skills with jaw-dropping plasma blade weaponry. Sharp doesn't even begin to describe this guy.
Fred (Voiced by T.J. Miller): Fanboy Fred comes off like a laid-back dude with no direction. But this sign-twirling, monster-loving, comic-book aficionado is sure to go places-when he's good and ready. For example, Fred doesn't hesitate to join "Big Hero 6," and he has a lot of ideas for his super-hero skillset, too. His ferocious, fire-breathing alter ego comes complete with claws, integrated communications and a super bounce. But his sign-spinning may still come in handy.
Stylistically, the characters and the sci-fi world of Big Hero 6 in general bears a distinct resemblance to those featured in recent Disney features, despite the relative departure in source material being adapted here. (Honey Lemon, for example, looks a lot like Rapunzel from Tangled, only dressed in a superhero costume). The story by Hall and duo Robert L. Baird and Daniel Gerson (Monsters University), likewise uses certain familiar, tried-and-true Disney movie narrative tropes, by the sound of it.
Having said that, the teaser trailer has a playful and spirited feel that bodes well for the actual movie; it's also encouraging to see the Mickey Mouse studio branch out into a new realm of pop culture, where it concerns its animation output. So far, Walt Disney Animation Studios (the Walt Disney Feature Animation studio that was renamed back in the mid-2000s) has a solid track record - the odds seem good, when it comes to Big Hero 6 upholding that established level of quality filmmaking.
Big Hero 6 opens in U.S. theaters on November 7th, 2014.
Source: Walt Disney Pictures


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