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- Title:
- Teacher Computer Training and Classroom Integration
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- Author:
- Elizabeth Zylstra
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- LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
- Published Date:
- 20100530
- Edition:
- 1
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- Paperback / softback
- Pages:
- 184
- Language:
- English
- Product Dim.:
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Teacher Computer Training and Classroom Integration
by Elizabeth Zylstra
Studies on the relationship between the technology training of teachers and their effective use of technology in the classroom are ongoing. This book highlights how some practicing teachers implemented technology in their classrooms. The amount of computer training these teachers received and the frequency of their computer use in their respective classrooms was explored. Results showed there were significant relationships between the amount and type of computer training that teachers enrolled in a distance education program received and their skill levels with particular computer tools. Participating teachers received high levels of training and many spent hours learning basic skills and how to integrate these skills into the classroom. The study demonstrated that although it is important for teachers to receive computer skill training, it is equally important that training incorporate integration theory and practice. This analysis should be helpful for others in the field of education who are considering how best to implement technology in the classroom.
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We believe that every child is an individual who brings something special to the school community. All students regardless of their ability, personality or background have a right to take part in and enjoy every aspect of school life and to have the opportunity to meet their full potential.
Our aim at the academy is to ensure that the barriers are removed and to offer all our students the opportunity to participate in, and benefit from, all of the many wonderful experiences that are available to them as a Samuel Ryder Academy student.
Within our Inclusion Faculty we provide specialist support and opportunity to help students feel valued and be better equipped to make positive choices, so that they can play an active role in the life of the school community.
At Samuel Ryder Academy, children are identified as having SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) through a variety of ways, usually a combination, which may include some of the following:
- Liaison with previous school or pre-school setting
- Child performing below 'age expected' levels or equivalent
- Concerns raised by a parent
- Concerns raised by a teacher
- Liaison with external agencies e.g. for a physical/ sensory issue, speech and language
- Use of tools for standardised assessment such as, Lucid Assessment Test, Wide Ability Reading Test 4 and Cognitive Profiling test in the primary phase
- Children with an EHCP (Education Health and Care Plan) already have many of their needs clearly identified. Their placement at our school is a decision that is made by the Local Education Authority
Academy's arrangement for assessing and reviewing the progress of pupils with special educational needs
- As a school we track and analyse the children's progress against national expectations and age related expectations 4 times a year and will send a report home to parents
- The class teacher continually assesses each child and notes areas where they are improving and where further support is needed
- Pupil Progress Meetings are held each half term in the primary phase between each class teacher, Key Stage Coordinator and the Deputy Headteacher. In these meetings, a discussion takes place concerning children who are not making expected progress and possible actions and support strategies are discussed
- At Samuel Ryder Academy all students on entry to the academy are assessed using Cognitive Assessment Test and Lucid Assessment test
- Where specific needs are apparent, the school has a range of assessment tools which can be used to explore a child's strengths and difficulties in more depth, for example CTOPP (Comprehensive Test of Phonological Processing) and TOMAL 2 (Test of Memory and Learning)
- The SENCo (Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator) reports regularly to the Governing Body regarding the progress of the students
- There is a governor who is responsible for SEN
Academy's approach to teaching pupils with special educational needs
- The class teacher will oversee, plan and differentiate the material to support the need of children with SEND in their class and to ensure that appropriate progress is made in every area
- All lessons are differentiated, taking into account the primary needs of the learners. Teachers implement specific strategies that have been identified for specific students
- The SENCo, oversees the progress of any child identified as having SEND
- In the secondary phase, some lessons will have a Learning Support Assistant (LSA) assigned to the students
- All learning activities within the classroom are planned and differentiated, so that all children are able to access learning according to their specific needs
- The class teacher, alongside the SENCo, will discuss a child's needs and what support will be appropriate
- Children with SEND will have access to the appropriate resources needed in order to help them to make progress, such as support mats, coloured overlays and strategy cards
- The SENCo reports to the Head teacher and Governors regularly to inform them about the progress of children with SEND and how resources are being used. Information provided will never name individual children in order to maintain confidentiality at all times
Additional support for learning for students with special educational needs
Literacy Interventions
- Talking Partners - a targeted intervention to support the communication skills of the students
- One to One reading / spelling / handwriting / numeracy intervention
- Small group lessons in the Learning Zone
Behaviour for Learning
- Life Skills group in Year 7 and 8 to support the Pupil Premium students with the social and emotional aspects of their learning
- Nurture Group in Primary to support social skills
Processing and Fine Motor Skills
- Students who have difficulties with their short term working memory or their fine motor skills are supported using one to one specialised programmes
- Students with short term processing difficulties have a range of intervention programmes to support their need
Learning Portraits
- Through setting up the Learning Portraits (to ensure that the learning and support is child centred) all members of staff acquire an in depth understanding of the students and strategies to support them in their learning. An experienced member of the faculty is responsible to gather the views of the child and the parents. The portraits are shared with all staff and parents/carers. This provides a platform for the student voice to be heard and acted upon
- Following this, Student Strategy Cards are also set up with the child at the centre of the process. It informs teachers of how the students would like the teacher to support them in lessons
The arrangements for consulting parents of children with special educational needs
- The class teacher, members of the Inclusion Faculty are available to meet and discuss children's progress, the support in place and any questions the parents may have
- An appointment can be made with the SENCo to discuss support in more detail
- Learning Portraits are shared with parents
- Parents are invited to half termly coffee mornings. Each morning will have a focus and external experts are invited to some of these meeting
- The SENCo and members of the Inclusion faculty are present during Parents' Consultation evenings
- Parents and carers are invited to termly meetings in the Life Skills and Nurture Group to discuss the progress of their children
The involvement of external bodies in meeting the needs of students with special educational needs
- Some students are supported through the counselling service to help them work through issues which impact on their readiness and capacity for learning
- Partnership with Links Academy to provide outreach support
- Support from Educational Psychologist
- Close liaison with family support workers
- Speech and Language to assess and offer support strategies
- Autistic Advisory Team
- Low incidence Team
- The Hertfordshire Local Offer can be accessed through Hertfordshire Directory at the following address: http://directory.hertsdirect.org/kb5/hertfordshire/directory/localoffer.page#
- If parents/carers would like to use the Local Offer, but they cannot access the internet, they can contact their local library, or Children's Centre
- If further assistance is needed, the customer service centre can be contacted on 0300 123 4043
Physical environment of the academy
We have, in consultation with the relevant expert bodies, aimed to make as much of the school accessible to those with mobility needs as possible. However, challenges due to the building designs and site layout do remain. Any parent wishing to know more about this and to discuss specific case needs is encouraged to contact the Head teacher, Mr M. Gauthier.
At present:
- All areas of the school are accessible by wheelchair
- There is a disabled parking bay available in the staff car park
- Accessible toilet facilities are available
- There is a lift that allows access to the top floors of the primary classrooms, Humanities, English and the Inclusion area
- There are new handrails around the site
- Strips are painted on the edge of the stairs
- A number of paths and stairs have been widened
- Better parking arrangements on site
- Safe heating around the corridors
The school plans, over time, to further increase the accessibility of provision for all students, staff and visitors to the school
The main priorities in the school's plan will be in the following areas:
- Increasing the extent to which disabled students can participate in the school curriculum
- Improving the physical environment of the school to increase the extent to which disabled students can take advantage of education and associated services
- Improving the delivery of information to disabled students, staff, parents and visitors
How the academy includes all students in activities outside of the classroom, including school trips
- All children are included in all parts of the school curriculum and the aim is for all children to be included on school trips
- We will provide the necessary support to ensure that this is successful and when required will discuss this with parents in advance
- It might be appropriate for a parent/carer to accompany a child on a school trip, depending upon the child's individual needs
- A risk assessment is carried out prior to any off site activity to ensure everyone's health & safety will not be compromised and ensure suitability of the activity
- There are a variety of after school clubs provided during lunchtimes and after school for all students
- The Inclusion department offers a lunch time club, five days a week
Expertise and training of staff with relation to children with special educational needs
- The SENCo has a SEN accreditation from the University of Cambridge
- The SENCo is also a member of the British Psychological Society, having accreditation for writing educational reports and exam access arrangements
- Within the school, we have a culture of sharing good practice and expertise, through an accredited CPD programme
- Two members of staff are trained to deliver Fischer Family Trust intervention in the primary phase.
- Amongst the highly skilled members of the Inclusion team, we have one primary trained teacher, and one secondary English taecher
- All LSAs have had training to deliver Jazzy Phonics and Talking Partners
- One member of the faculty is trained to deliver Philosophy 4 Children
The school's arrangements for supporting pupils with special educational needs in transferring between phases of education or in preparing for adulthood and independent living
Early Years Foundation transition
- All students who are allocated a place at Samuel Ryder Academy will receive a visit from a member of staff
- Those students, who need extra support have extra meetings with one of the members of the Inclusion team and the parents/carers in order to put in a place a plan of support prior to attending the academy
- The identified students will join the Nurture Group in September
Year 6 into 7 transition
- All students who transfer to Samuel Ryder Academy in Year 7 will receive a visit from a member of the Inclusion team in the Summer term
- Those students, who require extra support, will have additional visits to the academy during the summer term
- During these visits they will meet key staff, have a tour of the site and will be given extra materials to ease the transition
- The identified students will attend the Life Skills group as soon as they start in September
- Links Academy also offers additional support for the identified students
Other phases
- Students who have an EHCP will work closely with Connexions and our careers advisor in planning their next phase in education or adulthood
Who to contact if there are any questions
- Speak/ email the class teacher/form tutor in the first instance.
- Contact any member of the Inclusion Faculty
- General information relating to SEND can be found within the SEND policy which can be found on the policy page of the school website
- Further information is available from the SENCo/Assistant Headteacher (Ms L Shirazi), Assistant SENCo (Mrs Tina Dean)
- The school has a complaints policy, which is available on the policy page of the school website
Further information and advice for parents of children with special educational needs can be found at the following:

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She recalled her own experience as a child and decided to do some work and put in some hours at a naturopathic clinic. Here, she began seeing results. Patients were healing and feeling better, as she did once herself. That's when her path changed.
She transferred to CCNM (Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine), and never looked back. In her second year there, her father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Unfortunately, he lost the fight nine short months later. This experience led her to begin focusing on cancer research and treatment, as well as more chronic and autoimmune diseases. She has travelled around the world doing research and learning about her specializations. When she graduated, Dr. Roberts joined a clinic that specialized in and was having success in cancer treatments.
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DOOMDOOMA, July 8 – The historic Mayamara Tipuk Simaluguri Bajrapur Satra situated at Kardoiguri area under Hapjan Mouza of Doomdooma revenue circle in Tinsukia district in facing a grave threat from the erosion caused by the Dangari river. In order to discuss this problem, a public meeting was held in the satra on June 30 under the stewardship of the Satradhikar Sri Sri Lechem Ch Goswami. Former president of Asam Moran Sabha, Someswar Moran, explained the objectives of the meeting. The meeting unanimously decided to shift the Satra to a suitable place. For this, a rehabilitation committee was formed in the meeting with Ajoy Dangaria as president and Someswar Moran as secretary. The committee will take necessary steps to shift the Satra to a safer and suitable location.
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Caught reading at the Great Hall of the People, Tiananmen Square
A delegation of seven China Service Ventures (CSV) representatives were "caught reading" Metro Lutheran while attending a meeting in the Great Hall of the People at Tiananmen Square in Beijing in January 2010. (One was taking the photo.) The group watched a film prepared by China Central Television on the history of Jigongshan (formerly spelled Kikungshan). The film gave special emphasis to the missionary history of the mountain, which was opened up and developed by Lutheran missionaries in 1902, and included several of the CSV staff currently working in southeastern Henan.
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Finance Manager - Lean Manufacturing
Date: Jan 15, 2020
Location: Chicago, IL, US
Company: James Hardie
The Finance Manager - Lean Manufacturing is responsible for having a forward-looking partnership to drive the achievement of the financial commitments via the Lean Initiative underway in James Hardie Building Products. You will be responsible for driving the linkage between operational improvements and financial results within manufacturing operations, tracking results and providing insights for required actions to achieve stated results. You will also play a key role in the expansion of Lean processes into other business areas, providing inputs on targets and impacts to profitability. The individual will be an integral member of the North America Lean team and will report directly to the Finance Director - James Hardie North America Operations & Supply Chain.
Please apply if you have:
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance with advanced degree preferred.
- 7+ years overall experience including 4+ years manufacturing finance with Lean finance experience preferred
- 3+ years of applicable costing and analytical experience in a manufacturing plant
Position Responsibilities
Lead finance business partnership that delivers predictable results with insights to achieve targeted results
- Drive development of appropriate financial measures linked to operational results
- Standardize processes to increase efficiencies and eliminate variation
- Implement forward-looking analytics to drive operational actions
- Partner with plant finance and operations teams to set appropriate targets to drive continuous improvement
- Proactively look for improvement opportunities that simplify and enhance key trends
Develop standard approach to quantify insights from Lean deep-dives into business issues
- Develop appropriate financial metrics that reflect results from targeted improvements
- Facilitate relevant data collection that drives team to actionable insights
- Actively participate in Lean events to provide best practice sharing and repeatability
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In the coming weeks I (Peter) will try to write some additional info on all the tracks on the new album: Seasons – Song By Song: 1 Delta Hours In essence this is quite an old idea. It is about some endeavours with a band and the manager (Goldie) they had, while recording in a far away studio in Germany. And yes, I have first hand experience… Some fun, a couple of time signature changes, and a lengthy soloContinue readingSeasons – Song By Song: 1/12
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Incredibly proud that the new single has been voted in at the number 1 spot of this months edition of Limburg rocks! And you can own this one for free! Watch out for news on our new album Seasons!
Do you think we can Change The World?
Finally a new track! From the coming album Seasons comes the single edit for the track Change The World. And since it is a song with a message of hope, a lyric video seemed the way to go. All vocals by Phil Vincent, all instruments by Peter Cox, who also wrote it and mixed and mastered as well. Enjoy and if you like it, please show your support by liking, sharing, commenting, etc. Thank you! FREE download:
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Not so long ago I posted the word Jorge wrote on our Lonely Desert album. Now he has gone back in time a little and picked up the Angels? album. Here is what he wrote about it (translated by Google from Portuguese): Forest Field – Angels – Peter Cox's request not to take this album too seriously, should be regarded as a moment of good humor, as well as the cover of the album. The opening track, Broken Wings, totallyContinue readinganother fan review!
Fan review!
a music fan just wrote this on his Facebook timeline (He wrote in Portuguese, so with help from Google comes this translation): Forest Field – Lonely Desert Launched in 2016, but only now I had the pleasure of getting to know the songs of this duo consisting of Peter Cox (all instruments) and Phil Vincent (vocals). What makes me happy about such work is to see that music has salvation when artists devoted to the 1st art construct aContinue readingFan review!
new album started!
Seeing lots of this at the moment. Just a couple more tracks and then it is time for the bass! Which of course means that recordings for the next album have started! Really happy with the direction and hope to add a couple of surprises along the way. Will try to update you all on the progress…
Alienation video
Since another album will be a while, we decided that a video for one of the tracks on Lonely Desert would be a good idea. After all, 5 months number 1 on the Rock Top 30 at OMWR, very favorable reviews all around, and still a lot of people are not aware of the album. It deserves more attention, so everyone is invited to help share it!
Rock Track of the year Award!
Holy cow, as if getting a nomination for the Lonely Desert album wasn't enough, we now also received a nomination for the 2016 Rock Track Of The Year award for the opening song on the album, Valley Of Pain! Needless to say we are very humbled and proud. You can vote here, and we want to wish all the nominees success! Thank you to all the folks and listeners at One World Music <3
It had to happen…
Indeed, it had to happen. After an amazing 5 months of leading the Rock Chart, we have dropped down the the number 4 spot. Still not bad of course 🙂 Congrats to the guys of The Soul Exchange, who have delivered an amazing album!


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Archeological dig open house slated for Saturday in Potsdam
SUNY Potsdam students, from left, Emily Cox, Syracuse, and Dalton Steiner, Hornell, sift through soil for artifacts from the Civil War camp at the archeological digs in Meadow East Apartment Complex, Potsdam.
POTSDAM – If you are curious about local history, you are invited to see an ongoing archeological dig at an open house this Saturday at Meadow East Apartment Complex, 118 Leroy St., from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.SUNY Potsdam is conducting an archaeology field school examining the former site of a Civil War training ground there.
It was part of Camp Union, used by the 92nd Regiment in 1861-1862, made up of up to a thousand local men from St. Lawrence and Franklin counties.
Professor Dr. Hadley Kruczek-Aaron is leading the field school, working in conjunction with the Potsdam Public Museum. Twelve students majoring in archaeological studies are taking part in the excavation, running from June 24 to July 19.
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this is just fantastic! i can't think of a better first stop for Caine's Arcade. We New Yorkers are jealous. Maybe next stop Smithsonian? Those of us on the east coast would be most grateful!
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Caine would like the book "Roxaboxen" by Alice McLerran, if he hasn't read it yet! Best wishes, Caine (and Caine's dad)!
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I think Caine's arcade was an ingenious idea... The best part of the movie about Caine is that he never gave up on his arcade and that attracted people to helping him..


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A week ago today, state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Pete Grannis effectively reopened Old Mountain Road between North Elba (Route 73) and Keene (Shackett Road / Route 40) in Essex County. According to surveys made in 1893-1894 (here, and here), the road had been abandoned since the 19th century; it was believed to have been officially closed when the Sentinel Wilderness Area UMP was ratified in 1974. Beginning in 1986 part of the road has been maintained as the popular 35-mile long Jackrabbit Trail by the Adirondack Ski Touring Council.
The Grannis decision was forced by Lake Placid Snowmobile Club President James McCulley who drove his truck down the trail in May of 2005 and was ticketed (he previously beat a 2003 ticket for doing the same thing with his snowmobile). An agency administrative judge later found that the road had never been closed properly (it required public hearings). » Continue Reading.
Discussion: Reopening Historic Adirondack Roads
A week ago today, state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Pete Grannis effectively reopened Old Mountain Road between North Elba (Route 73) and Keene (Shackett Road / Route 40) in Essex County. According to surveys made in 1893-1894 (here, and here), the road had been abandoned since the 19th century; it was believed to have been officially closed when the Sentinel Wilderness Area UMP was ratified in 1974. Beginning in 1986 part of the road has been maintained as the popular 35-mile long Jackrabbit Trail by the Adirondack Ski Touring Council.
Adirondack Almanack Staff Summer Event Picks
Summer in the Adirondacks can be magic, and it can also be manic. It is always fleeting.
During the calm of the other seasons our neighbors plan events for almost every day of the calendar between Memorial Day and Labor Day. It's impossible to list every single happening, but all day today Almanack staff will be sharing a few things we'll be sure NOT to miss this summer.
You can see our picks and also all the Adirondack events we announce here at the Almanack by clicking our event listing at the right – you may want to bookmark the events page.
ADK Music Scene: Farmers Markets, An Irish Fest, and Childstock
One of my favorite things to do during the summer is go to farmers' markets. I'm especially connected with the one held on Wednesdays at LPCA in Lake Placid (between 11 am and 1 pm). I see so many people I really enjoy – visitors and vendors alike. You can listen to live music while shopping for veggies, flowers, plants, meats, cheese, smoothies, coffee and beautiful crafts. There are so many farmers markets in the park that I'm going to defer to Adirondack Harvest which gives details and times for all of them.
Another won't miss for me is the 2nd annual Irish Festival to be held at the Olympic Jumping Complex in Lake Placid. Shane O'Neil and John Joe Reilly are the founders and they have so much energy and love for the traditions in Irish culture that I'm sure with each year the event will grow. Great music provided by internationally known piper Micheal Cooney who, by the way, happens to live locally and Pat Egan, one of my favorite guitarists. Many other musicians and dancers will be contributing to the continuous sound. I even heard a rumor that The Dust Bunnies will be there – they'd better learn an Irish tune or two. The music combined with games (like tug of war and tossing a bale), good food and beer all make for an enjoyable two-day event. A perfect way to celebrate the end of summer.
A new for me event I'm very excited about is Childstock on July 18th in Malone, NY. This is a rain or shine grassroots festival started by two guys talkin' over a beer – one had a band, the other land. Now in it's fourth year Childstock has grown. There will be live music from 1 pm until at least 11 pm. The first half of the day is acoustic, including Eddy and Kim Lawrence, then electric, including headliner Raisonhead, to take you into the night.
With free camping, local food vender Shawn Glazier on the premises, a safe site (there will be underage wristbands given out as ID's are checked) and coolers and grills allowed, there is everything you need to have a phenomenal Saturday.
Started by founders Ralph Child and Micheal Lamitie, Childstock is named for the farm that hosts the event. It's located off of Route 30 as you head into Malone from the south. You turn onto Cosgrove Road (at Carla's Greenery and there will be a sign) follow it to the end and make a right onto Child Road just for a moment before turning left onto Royce Road – parking will be on your left.
Here's the acoustic line up though not necessarily in this order. There are a few acts from Malone: Liz Hathaway, a folk singer who does all of her own originals, Nick Poupore, a high school student who is reminiscent of Neil Young and Micheal Lamitie and Micheal Werhrich calling themselves Tadd Ruff, Saul Good and The Lou Daques, this band performs folk rock covers and originals. Eddy and Kim Lawrence from Moira and Mike Shepherd from Lake Placid.
Electric rock to keep you dancing into the night: Headliner Raisonhead is doing two full sets with these local acts in between, From Malone; Save The Humans and The Nebulons .
Families are asked to donate $25, individuals $10 and children under 12 are free. There is plenty of parking and there is a large tent and canopies if it rains.
Must-do Nature Events for Summer 2009
Summer. The word conjures up images of the outdoors: sunshine, trees, beaches, birds, flowers. It is THE time to go beyond your door and explore the natural world. There are so many options that, as Calvin noted in the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, "The days are just packed." Here are three summer activities on my "to-do" list this year.
1. Orchid Hunting. Orchids are wonderfully strange wildflowers that hide out in many Adirondack wetlands. Some are in bogs (Ferd's Bog, near Inlet, is famous for its white-fringed orchids), some are in roadside ditches (like the smaller purple fringed orchids I found last year near home and the green wood orchid I tracked down along the road to Tahawus). But I've also found ladies tresses on a dry roadside bank! The best time to go orchid hunting (and this is visual "hunting" – orchids are all protected by law, so do not collect or pick them) is mid-July through early August. Visit a wetland or roadside ditch near you, or go for a drive to a public wetland, like the Boreal Life Trail at the Paul Smiths VIC (white fringed orchids, rose pogonia, and grass pinks await you there, although the latter two are at their best late June into early July). I recommend taking along Newcomb's Wildflower Guide to help you identify your discoveries. » Continue Reading.
John Warren: This Summer's Great Local History Events
Summer is the time for great history events in our region, and I love local history. So here are three events that I won't miss this season:
Fort Ticonderoga French and Indian War and American Revolution encampments – 2009 marks the 250th Anniversary of the British victory over the French at Fort Ticonderoga (known then as Fort Carillon). To mark the occasion the Fort is planning the Grand Encampment of the French & Indian War (June 27 & 28). Recreated battles and military life are just one aspect of the event, which includes a large period encampment, the smell of black powder, the roar of cannon, and period music.
The American Revolutionary War encampment (September 12 and 13th) includes American and British units and a contingent of Native American interpreters. The 2d New York, the Lexington Training Band, three British Regiments of Foot, the King's Rangers, the Royal Irish Artillery, and more will all be there. These are the area's premiere history events for all ages. A tip: the best parking is in the back by the King's Garden.
Fort William Henry Lecture Series – Serious students of local history will want to attend this series of lectures offered each year at Fort William Henry. This year features noted historian Laurence Hauptman on the Munsee and Mahican (Mohican) at the time of Henry Hudson (August 6). Glenn Williams of the National Museum of the U.S. Army will give a talk on "Irregular Warfare on the Revolutionary Frontier" (August 13). There will also be lectures on the Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) influence on Women's Rights and the Hudson-Champlain Quadricentennial. Most of the lectures (which are free and start at 7 pm) are held at the Fort William Henry Conference Center (behind the fort) on Canada Street in Lake George.
Gokey's Auctions in North Hudson (occasional Saturday nights) – Yes, it belongs on a list of great Adirondack summertime history opportunities. Gokey's Auctions are staple good clean Saturday night fun in our part of the park. Located in North Hudson (check the Frontier Town ruins while you are there), John Gokey's Trading Post offers food and a well-run auction staffed and attended mostly by locals. The previews start at 2 pm and the auctions at 5 pm, but check the complete schedule for dates and announcements of their on-site auctions around the North Country. Don't bid against me.
Summer Reading, Rugby and Mushrooms
Only weddings have kept me from watching the Can-Am Rugby tournament in Saranac Lake, held this year Friday July 31 to Sunday August 2. It's so huge it spills into Lake Placid. Both towns are overrun with happy jock energy as a hundred teams of serious amateur ruggers from all over the Northeast and Canada converge in one of the largest rugby gatherings in the world.
It's a bracketed tournament culminating in a championship match watched by as many as 3,000 people. There are men's and women's divisions, and this summer for the first time in the event's 35-year history kids will have their own scrums. It's a fantastic game, and the teams play hard. The best way to watch is to pack cold drinks, put on sunscreen and bicycle among the half-dozen fields in either town. Look for the black-and-red jerseys of the Saranac Lake Mountaineers.
I'll miss the last day of rugby this year because on Sunday August 2 my friend Kelly and I will attend mushroom class at the Adirondack Mountain Club's Adirondak Loj near Lake Placid. First, experts teach us which fungi are safe to eat, then we go into the woods to find them, then we have them for dinner. The Loj offers a series of educational programs all summer.
This is also the season for slipping silently into the woods. The man who wrote the book on slipping silently into the woods is James Fenimore Cooper. His Last of the Mohicans, set in the French-and-Indian War southeastern Adirondacks, is my choice for a summer re-reading assignment. North Country Public Radio holds an annual summer reading call-in program, scheduled for 7-9 p.m. Thursday July 9. Readers are welcome to send titles to station manager Ellen Rocco beforehand at firstname.lastname@example.com. She'll include them on a list on the station's Web site.
Artwork: Uncas, Hawkeye and Chingachgook, an N.C. Wyeth illustration for The Last of the Mohicans
Companion Plantings for the Vegetable Garden
Picture a vegetable garden full of bright flowers and variable foliage. Instead of a giant garden with straight rows of vegetables, you have many smaller beds, each a jumble of vegetables, herbs and flowers. A waste of space? Not at all! It turns out that vegetable gardens that exult in variety are inclined to be the most productive. Companion planting, folks – that's the name of the game.
A classic book in the lexicon of gardeners is Carrots Love Tomatoes. Since this book came out, however, many others have joined the bookshelf, and one of my favorites is Great Garden Companions by Sally Jean Cunningham. This book has almost become my garden bible because it is not only chocked full of great gardening advice, but it is immensely readable!
The key to a successful garden really is variety. You want to avoid the monoculture. When you plant expanses of just one type of plant (be it trees, flowers, or vegetables), you increase the odds that some disease or insect pest will find it and destroy it. If, on the other hand, you mix things up, garden survival rates soar!
But you don't just want to chuck plants/seeds haphazardly into your garden; you need to follow a plan, you need to mix and match appropriately. For example, carrots and onions/chives are great companions. Carrots can be susceptible to carrot rust flies and onions/chives deter them. Onions are great for companions for many plants, actually, because of their pest-repellent qualities. Carrots also like caraway/coriander, calendulas and chamomile.
Beans and potatoes – these are a classic combo because the beans will help deter Colorado potato beetles. Here's my two cents worth on this: bush beans yes, pole beans no. Make sure you use the right beans! Beets and onions are another good pair – alternate these root vegetables in your garden plots (I'll discuss garden plots vs garden rows in another post). Your cabbage family plants (like broccoli) do well with aster family plants (like zinnias, dill and marigolds). Growing corn? Then you might want to try the traditional corn-beans-squash trio that many of our native people used (and still use). Plant your greens among your garlic, or under your cucumbers, or under broccoli and cauliflower, where the leaves will shade the tender greens from the harsh summer sun. Tomatoes do well with basil and peppers – all your pizza ingredients in one bed!
Nasturtiums, cosmos, calendulas and marigolds all feature prominantly in my veg garden – they provide wonderful spots of color, but also attract pollinators and other beneficial insects. Buckwheat is another great attractant for pollinators, and it's also a great green manure when turned into the soil.
So break away from the boring vegetable garden. Turn it instead into a riot of color and textures. Mix and match your herbs and flowers and vegetables, and then see if your produce doesn't do better for the effort.
Red Efts: Nifty Adirondack Salamanders
Earlier this spring, after our first few bouts of significant rain, the red efts were on the move. They were tiny, measuring just a bit over an inch from the tip of the snout to the tip of the tail, but their bright orange skin made them stand out brilliantly against the dark gray pavement of the road, and each one that I found got a lift as I carried it to a safer location off the road and into the woods.
Red efts are the terrestrial form of the eastern (or red-spotted) newt, Notophthalmus viridescens. More than just larvae, but not quite adults yet, red efts can be considered the teenager stage in the eastern newt's life. » Continue Reading.
Adirondack Weekly Blogging Round-Up
- The Uncataloged Museum: Inside TR's Brain
- Small Pines: Stories From The Road
- Fault Lines: Twenty-Two Point Six
- Along the Ausable: Furniture Ball?
- Adirondack Adventures and More: Mt. Skylight Solo – 5/13/2009
- Suite 101: The Evolution Of Kirsten Gillibrand
- Small Pines: A New Deal for the Adirondacks, at 4,810 feet
- Adirondack Lifestyle Blog: Adirondack Snowy Spring Surprise
- Round Robin: 2009 World Series of Birding Results
- Lake Stewardship Blog: Loss of Peat Bogs Affects Climate Change
Town of Keene Getting Wired for Broadband
Five years ago only a third of the 1,000 households in the town of Keene had broadband Internet service. By the end of this year John LaFountaine, lineman for Keene Valley Video (KVVI), the town's locally owned Internet service provider, expects to string high-speed fiber-optic cable to 90 percent of the homes in the hamlets of Keene, Keene Valley and St. Huberts.
If you live inside the broadband bubble it can be hard to grasp that there are still people out there whose service disconnects or grinds on for ten minutes if someone tries to e-mail them a photograph. But a lot of Adirondackers are still in a dial-up world (there is no parkwide estimate of the number).
A few years ago a coalition of Keene residents, school officials, parents and KVVI teamed up to try to figure out how to keep school enrollment strong, how to keep KVVI in business despite a small customer base, and how to wire the town. Their thinking was that with broadband access, more families with school-age children would be able to move to Keene and work from home, and that their own kids wouldn't have to leave to find work.
Senator Betty Little helped obtain a $100,000 state economic development grant to purchase equipment, and yesterday townspeople and a selected handful of Keene Central School students thanked her in a little ceremony at the Keene Town Hall.
Because of its mountainous topography Keene chose to run state-of-the-art fiber-optic cable house to house, and some other Adirondack towns are looking at using towers to beam wireless signals to far-flung homes. Keene organizers hope their project might serve as an example for other mountain communities trying to expand network access. "We're ahead of the curve on this," volunteer Jim Herman said. "This is Keene at its finest. So many people worked together to make this possible." The first phase of the project will cost about $300,000; $200,000 of that amount has been raised privately, much of it from seasonal residents, and KVVI has donated labor.
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Lake Placid's "Great Moments in Sports" Award
From the better late then never category, comes news that Lake Placid artist Arti Torrance, in partnership with the New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) and the 1932 and 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympic Museum, created the national Great Moments in Sports Award earlier this year. The award is the brainchild of Torrance, and its purpose is to honor the achievement of 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team and The Miracle on Ice. The Great Moment in Sports Award, also know as the "Arti," will be given each February 22, the day the U.S. hockey team beat the Soviets. The plaque is signed by the Mayor of the Village of Lake Placid, the Supervisor of the Town of North Elba and the President and CEO of the Olympic Regional Development Authority on behalf of all members of the Lake Placid Community and the Olympic Region.
The first-ever Great Moment in Sports Award was presented February 22, 2008, to the Football World Champions New York Giants. This year, at the request of Torrance, two awards were given for the 2008-09 sports' season. One was presented to the Central Washington College women's softball team, while the other went to the International Luge Federation World Champion Erin Hamlin, of Remsen.
According to a press release: "During an extraordinary act of sportsmanship on senior day, the Central Washington teammates carried the opposing team's batter around the bases in order for her to get credited with her one and only home run of her career. The batter from Western Oregon State hit the home run, but on her way past first base she fell and injured her knee so badly that she could not even get back to first base, let alone continue to run the rest of the bases. Central Washington lost the game 4-2, but won a moral victory with its heroic act of sportsmanship."
Hamlin, a New Yorker sliding for the U.S. luge team, became the first U.S. woman to win the world championship title. Hamlin not only won the title on her home track in Lake Placid, but also snapped the German women's 99-race winning streak. The streak included world cup, world championship and Olympic competitions.
For more information on the Great Moment in Sports Award, please contact the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Museum at (518) 523-1655 ext. 226.
WWI Exhibit Opens for Memorial Day
The restored Trudeau Laboratory, at 89 Church Street in Saranac Lake, will open its first museum exhibit Saturday, May 23, "The Great War: World War I in Saranac Lake."
"The lab" houses the office of Historic Saranac Lake, which curates the new exhibit and has been renovating the 1894 structure for more than a decade. This summer the group will also open to the public the actual laboratory of Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau, who did early research into tuberculosis there.
Following are details about the WWI exhibit from Historic Saranac Lake's press release:
World War I, also known as The Great War, left an indelible mark on the people of Saranac Lake, especially those who served or helped out on the homefront. Many servicemen came home injured or shell shocked, having endured horrific conditions in the trenches. Some of Saranac Lake's citizens were among the 15 million men who lost their lives in the war.
Servicemen who had contracted tuberculosis came to Saranac Lake for the fresh air cure. One of those men was original hall-of-fame pitcher Christy Matthewson. Another was John Baxter Black, for whom the addition to the Saranac Laboratory was named in 1928.
Historic Saranac Lake worked with designer Karen Davidson of Lake Placid to create panels that tell the story of how World War I impacted Saranac Lake. A number of panels were acquired thanks to the generosity of Elizabeth McAuliffe and the Windsor Connecticut Historical Society.
Several of the bookcases in the John Black Room will display uniforms and other artifacts loaned for the exhibit from families of local soldiers Ralph Coleman, Dorchester Everett, Elwood Ober, Percy Bristol and Olin Ten Eyck.
Historic Saranac Lake invites families of veterans to share their stories, letters, photographs, or artifacts Saturday. The exhibit will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, and from 2 to 4 p.m. on Memorial Day. It will remain open to the public through the summer months. Historic Saranac Lake requests a $5 donation to help defray costs for the exhibit.
The "Great War" Exhibit is a lead-in to the opening of Saranac Laboratory Museum this summer. On July 18, the new exhibit "125 Years of Science" will open in cooperation with the Adirondack Museum and Trudeau Institute.
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'The Punjab Judicial Academy organized a one-day seminar on the Rights of Overseas Pakistanis on 2nd July, 2019 for all the designated judges, dealing with cases of Overseas Pakistanis.
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Hon'ble Mr. Justice Jawad Hassan, Judge Lahore High Court Lahore, designated Head of the special bench of Overseas Pakistanis Cell explained about the jurisprudential developments in Pakistan on the Rights of Overseas Pakistanis and its expansion through information technology ie; access to justice by one click at the web portal, inaugurated on that day.
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Just a week earlier, the AP broke its silence on this case to demand that Bilal Hussein be put on trial ? or released. The photog allegedly was involved in some way with insurgents in Iraq, but like many prisoners there, has not been formally charged. The U.S. military did not change his status following initial protests by the AP.
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