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Eisteddfod-NY is proud to host traditional music and song from Brittany, England, Hawaii, Ireland, Macedonia, Scotland, Serbia, and of course America — Appalachia, New York State, and more — along with contemporary songs, sea shanties, Gospel and Sacred Harp, and blues. As always, there will be plenty of opportunities for everyone to play and/or sing in the participatory workshops and informal jams. Come listen, come play and sing, come learn. |
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Patch readers nominated the best places for bargain shopping in Anne Arundel County so vote to determine which one is the Readers' Choice 2012 winner.
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Patch is relaunching its Readers' Choice program and we're asking you, your friends, family, neighbors, coworkers and anyone else who knows about the area to participate.
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- Big Lots in Glen Burnie
- Burlington Coat Factory in Glen Burnie
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In most cases, please use the last 4 digits of the listed phone numbers when calling from any campus.
Email information is followed by @css.edu unless otherwise noted.
Department: H I M
Phone: (218) 625-4931
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: View
Department: Health Info. Mgmt.-Masters Prog.
Phone: (218) 625-2771
E-Mail: email@example.com
Department: H I M
Phone: (612) 325-9742
E-Mail: email@example.com
1. Introduction / Background
BA in HIM from The College of St. Scholastica in 2003
BA in Computer Science/Information Systems from The College of St. Scholastica in 2003
MA in HIM from The College of St. Scholastica in 2006
2. Current Roles, Associations, Affiliations
Danika started her career as a Director of Health Information in a LTC Facility in Minneapolis, MN. Next, she moved to Alllina Hospitals and Clinics where she worked as a HIM Supervisor, Manager of Revenue Cycle Improvement, and a Regional Manager of Health Information Management. In 2010, she joined the CSS HIIM Faculty as an Assistant Professor and a HIT Consultant for the REACH Program.
Professionally, Danika has been serving as a Minnesota Delegate Director for the past year on the MHIMA Board. She has also served as the Secretary of MHIMA in the past. She has been a co-chair of part of the MHIMA Annual Meeting committee 4 times in the past 6 years.
3. Interests / Specialties
Danika's interests include anything Privacy and Security related, specially related to HIPAA and HITECH. She also is very interested EHR implementation, workflor redesign, physician engagement with an EHR, project management and Meaningful Use.
4. Recent Publications, Presentations and Recognitions
Co-author with Janelle Wapola, MA, RHIA, of the chapter titled: Electronic Health Record: Applications in Practice.Health Information Management: Concepts, Principles and Practices (4th Ed) published by the American Health Information Management Association. This text is scheduled for publication in 2012.
2010 Recipient of the AHIMA Triumph Award in the Rising Star Category
5. Teaching philosophy
Danika's is still working on developing her teaching philosophy
A Personal Note
I married my college sweetheart in October 2004. Together we are on the adventure of raising two little perfect girls, Taylor (4) and Piper (2). I love watching my children grow and learn more each and every day. Even when life seems too much and stressful, a hug from my babies is all I need! I am a lucky mommy.
Department: H I M
Phone: (218) 723-6759
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
I received my Medical Secretary diploma from the Minnesota School of Business in Minneapolis, MN. Following graduation, I was employed at the University of Minnesota Hospitals as Departmental Secretary to the Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine; later, I became the Office Manager of the Ashawa Clinic in Cook, MN; most recently, I have been employed as Administrative Assistant in the Health Informatics and Information Management Department, The College of St. Scholastica.
Department: H I M
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: View
Department: H I M
Phone: (218) 723-6118
E-Mail: email@example.com
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Department: Health Info. Mgmt.-Masters Prog.
Phone: (218) 723-5982
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Department: Health Info. Mgmt.-Masters Prog.
Phone: (218) 723-6409
E-Mail: email@example.com
Ms. Oachs is an assistant professor in the Department of Health Informatics and Information Management. She earned both a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health Information Management and Master of Arts in Management at the College of St. Scholastica. Prior to beginning a career in education, she spent over fifteen years in the healthcare industry in the areas of clinical quality improvement, patient access, and information technology.
Ms. Oachs teaches undergraduate and graduate students both in the classroom and online. Courses taught consist of content related to management tools and strategies, workflow and process redesign, healthcare technology, and applied research and writing. Ms. Oachs has previously been in the role of graduate program director and is currently taking on the role of undergraduate program director in the Department.
Ms. Oachs is an active member of AHIMA and HIMSS and is currently the President of the Northeastern Minnesota Health Information Management Association (NEMHIMA). She has been a speaker at both regional HIM association meetings as well as at AHIMA's national educator's conference, the Assembly on Education. She has been a contributing author to the premiere HIM textbook by Kathy LaTour and Shirley Eichenwald Maki and is a co-editor for the 4th edition.
Ms. Oachs teaching philosophy is to bring theory and academic principles into practice successfully by teaching students to think analytically and critically in the practical setting.
Department: HIM Progression
Phone: (218) 733-2245
E-Mail: email@example.com
Department: IT Leadership
Phone: 625-4892
E-Mail: email@example.com
Janel joined the HIIM department at the College of St. Scholastica in February, 2011 after holding a position as an Organizational Learning & Development Coordinator at Essentia Health East Region. She received her Bachelor's of Business Administration, majoring in Health Care Management and Long Term Care Administration from the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 2009. Prior to and after completing her degree she worked in several health care facilities focusing in health and long term care administration, including Mercy Hospital and Health Care Center and Community Memorial Hospital in Cloquet.
Janel will be working as an online advisor with our graduate programs and certificates in HIM, as well as the Master of Arts in Information Technology Leadership. As an advisor, Janel assists our online graduate students from the point of acceptance into our program, until their degrees are conferred, and often maintains relationships with these students long after they have graduated from our program. As an advisor, she works with the student to lay out a program plan that suits their needs and goals, and provides them with the information and support they need along the way. The advisor serves as the student's point of contact for many areas, and works with the student to ensure the best possible outcome.
Department: HIM Progression
Phone: (218) 723-7096
E-Mail: email@example.com
Department: H I M
Phone: (218) 723-6156
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: View
1. Introduction / Background
BA College of St. Scholastica in 1995
MA College of St. Scholastica in 2006
2. Current Roles, Associations, Affiliations
Janelle started her career holding these types of jobs: HIM consulting, operations manager and release of information specialist.Upon her arrival at St. Scholastica in 2003, she became a Technology Lead, helping to implement the academic electronic health record into the Health Sciences curriculum (The ATHENS Project).After the grant-funded, ATHENS Project was complete; Janelle became a full time faculty, teaching classes in undergraduate as well as graduate classes.
At the College, she currently serves as the faculty advisor to the Student Health Information Management Association (SHIMA) and various College committees such as the undergradate admissions, faculty/student group and various departmental committees.
Additionally she is currently a HIT Consultant for the REACH program, serving Minnesota and North Dakota. She is also a member and regularly attends AHIMA, MHIMA and NEMHIMA.
3. Interests / Specialties
As she continues to be interested in the various areas associated with the (EHR): implementation, workflow redesign, privacy & security and meaningful use, she would like to seek out more opportunities for international travel in the HIM arena.
4. Recent Publications, Presentations and Recognitions
Co-author with Danika Brinda, MA, RHIA, of the chapter titled: Electronic Health Record: Applications in Practice.Health Information Management: Concepts, Principles and Practices (4th Ed) published by the American Health Information Management Association. This text was published in 2013.
Co-author of the textbook entitled, Using the EHR in the Physician Office Practice with two colleagues: Shirley Eichenwald-Maki, MBA, RHIA, FAHIMA and Bonnie Patterson, Ph.D., RHIA. This text is currently in its 2nd revision, scheduled for publication in 2013.
Co-authored Case Study: The ATHENS Project: Advancing Technology in Healthcare Education Now at St. Scholastica published in Nursing and Informatics for the 21stCentury: An International Look at Practice, Trends and the Future, Second Edition. Edited by Charlotte A. Weaver, RN, PHD, FHIMSS; Connie White Delaney, PHD, RN, FAAN, FACMI; Patrick Weber, RN, MA, and Robyn L. Carr, RGON. Published by the Health Information Management Systems Society, Chicago, IL. 2010.
Speaker, AHIMA's Assembely on Education Annual Meeting, HIM, Meaninful Use and Extension Centers: A View from the Frontline (July 2012)
Speaker, Northeast Minnesota Health Care Forum, Personal Health Records. (June, 2012)
Participant, AHIMA Capitol Hill Day in Washington, DC. (March 2012)
Speaker, NEMHIMA's Annual Meeting, Extending the HIM Geographical Boundaries. (November, 2011)
Co-recipient along with the College of St. Scholastica's ATHENS Project Team of Health Data Management Editor's Choice Award for Innovator of the Year for the ATHENS Project, presented at the World Health Innovation and Technology Congress (WHITv4.0) Washington, DC in 2008.
5. Teaching philosophy
While developing my teaching philosophy, I believe in emphasizing a healthy balance to life, school and work. I encourage optimism, compassion and advocacy for those in need.
A Personal Note
My personal joy is in being a mother to Tyler and Daniel and capturing life through pictures. My boys are a whirlwind of energy and knowledge and they teach me many things. The most importantly has been to stop and be in the moment! I am also excited to be a part of international travel with CSS and the HIM Department. My travels to India in January 2011 were extraordinary; visiting hospitals, villages, schools and universities. I was very fortunate to be a part of something so unique and interesting!
Department: Health Info. Mgmt.-Masters Prog.
Phone: (218) 723-7094
E-Mail: email@example.com
Website: View
Ms. Watters has a BA in Health Information Administration, a MA in Health Information Management, and a Certificate in Healthcare Informatics from The College of St. Scholastica. Before moving into academia, Ms. Watters spent over 10 years in the HIM industry, working in the areas of release of information, HIM and admitting management in acute care settings, product management at a software and consulting firm, and HIPAA security at a multi-specialty physician group. She is credentialed as a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) and was awarded Fellowship of AHIMA in 2011.
As Director of the Health Information Management Graduate Program, Ms. Watters coordinates the activities and leads the ongoing development of the graduate program. In her role as Assistant Professor, she teaches courses at the graduate level, such as Technology Applications in Healthcare, and Applied Project Research and Writing. She is an active member of the Minnesota Health Information Management Association, as well as the Minnesota chapter of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) for which she recently served as Member Relations Chair. She is past-president of the Northeastern Minnesota Health Information Management Association, and has served on the AHIMA Foundation Scholarship Committee.
Ms. Watters' personal interest lies in life-long learning. She enjoys assisting students in their growth both educationally, and professionally, as each strive to reach their own personal goals. She is also interested in online learning principles, and incorporating technology in education. At present, she is very involved in a federal partnership grant with the University of MN called the University Partnership for Health Informatics (UP-HI) to educate the Health Information Technology workforce. In the spirit of life-long learning, she is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Education.
Ms. Watters served as editor of the Instructor Manual for the 4th edition of the textbook Health Information Management: Concepts, Principles & Practice. In the 3rd edition, she and her colleague, Pam Oachs, co-authored the chapter Informatics in Healthcare. She also co-authored a publication, Launching: University Partnership for Health Informatics, which was accepted to appear in the proceedings of the International Informatics Symposium, Arlington, VA.
Department: H I M
Phone: (218) 723-6116
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The College of St. Scholastica - Bachelor of Arts – Medical Record Administration – 1972
Vicki worked 13 years as a practitioner before joining the faculty at CSS in 1985 She held a variety of management positions in the Duluth/Superior area. Her last two positions as a practitioner focused on her interest areas or areas of expertise At Miller-Dwan Medical Center she worked as the Assistant Director of Medical Records and then worked to establish the Quality Management Program with key medical staff and administrative support. She then worked as the Quality Assurance Coordinator for five years. She worked as the Manager of Medical Records at Mercy Hospital in Moose Lake briefly before accepting a faculty position at CSS. Vicki began work as a faculty member teaching basic Health Information Management courses. For the first 8 years she taught Medical Terminology, Storage and Retrieval, Medico-legal Issues, Human Resource Management, Tools and Strategies and Clinical Quality Management. The following 8 years she taught a variety of courses and coordinated the undergraduate Progression Program. In 2000, Vicki became the Academic Coordinator of Professional Practice Experience with teaching responsibilities primarily at the senior level of the undergraduate program.
Member -
American Health Information Management Association
Minnesota Health Information Management Association
Regional Health Information Management Association.
She has held numerous elected positions at the state level.
Member -
CHIC (Community Health Information Collaborative) HIE-Bridge Governing Committee
2009 - Present
Management, Quality Assurance/Management and personal health records are areas of interest and expertise.
Developing the ePortfolio for student Professional Practice Experience. Piloting software (Chalk and Wire) working with Information Technologies and several departments in the College.
Health information Management: Concepts, Principles and Practice. Chapter Author: Clinical Quality Management. 2010.
EPortfolio Presentation 2011 (Fall)
Eportfolio Presentation 2010 (Fall)
"In education it isn't how much you have committed to memory or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you do know and what you don't. It's knowing where to go to find out what you need to know and it's knowing how to use the information you get." --William Feather


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Danny Lyon, Crossing the Ohio, Louisville, 1966. The Menil Collection, Houston, gift of Kenneth G. Futter. © Danny Lyon/Magnum Photos, courtesy of the Edwynn Houk Gallery and dektol.wordpress.com
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Re-Animator [Blu-Ray]
Director : Stuart Gordon
Screenplay : Dennia Paoli, William J. Norris, Stuart Gordon (based on the short story "Herbert West, Re-Animator" by H.P. Lovecraft)
MPAA Rating : NR
Year of Release : 1985
Stars : Jeffrey Combs (Herbert West), Bruce Abbott (Dan Cain), Barbara Crampton (Megan Halsey), David Gale (Dr. Carl Hill), Robert Sampson (Dean Alan Halsey), Gerry Black (Mace), Carolyn Purdy-Gordon (Dr. Harrod)
Stuart Gordon's Re-Animator, based on a series of six stories by pulp master H.P. Lovecraft, is a giddy, gory horror-comedy filled with audaciously grotesque special effects and witty black humor. It arrived in 1985, at the height of the '80s' spate of horror comedies, which also include Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead (1982) and Dan O'Bannon's Return of the Living Dead (1985). These were all movies that irreverently stripped away the seriousness that had filled the horror genre throughout the late 1960s and 1970s, and replaced it with a willful sense of the comic, which ranged from outright slapstick in Raimi's films to the dark, EC Comics-inspired humor of George Romero and Stephen King's Creepshow (1982).
Re-Animator has more in common with the latter, as its humor is rarely of the strictly physical variety, relying more on verbal asides and the sheer absurdity of its situations. It is an incessantly gory movie, to the point that producer Brian Yuzna didn't even bother to submit it to the MPAA ratings board and instead released it unrated. Yet, like the gore in the original Grand Guignol theater and the movies it inspired, the most gruesome scenes in Re-Animator are both repellent and utterly intriguing. They are so over the top that they demand your attention—it's literally impossible not to watch.
The story involves the Frankenstein-esque activities of one Herbert West, a nerd gone terribly, horribly wrong played in deliciously deadpan manner by then then-unknown Jeffrey Combs, who is now a cult figure beloved by horror fans around the world. West's nondescript suits and oversized square glasses are appropriately geekish, but the narrow, devious eyes and furrowed brow are those of someone hanging precariously at the edge of insanity, held back only by his sheer will and arrogance. Holed up in his basement laboratory, injecting glowing green re-agent fluid into a dead cat, he is the perfect epitome of science gone bad.
West is a brilliant young medical student who is bent on defeating death by finding a way to beat the "6- to 12-minute barrier" after which someone cannot be successfully revived. However, he is so resolute and calculating in his desire that any sense of moral purpose is left in the dust of his mad, ego-centered pursuit. He immediately gets on the wrong side of the fictional Miskatonic Medical School's resident genius, Dr. Carl Hill (David Gale), whose ideas West openly disputes in class. West is so sure of himself that he can't help but verbally (and, later, physically) assault those who might stand in his way, intellectually or otherwise.
Another medical student, the squeaky clean Dan Cain (Bruce Abbott), becomes involved in West's experiments, despite the pleadings of his girlfriend, Megan (Barbara Crampton), who also happens to be the daughter of the straight-laced dean of the medical school, Alan Halsey (Robert Sampson). Dan is the movie's conscience, although as played by Abbott, he is something of a dullard, too plain and nondescript to truly engage our sympathies. If we feel for him, it is only because he is the only "normal" character in the movie. We might feel the urge to sympathize with Megan, but she spends so much of the movie being traumatized in various ways that we are almost forced to view her from a distance.
Of course, character sympathies are not at the heart of what makes Re-Animator work so well. Rather, it is first-time director Stuart Gordon's refusal to let anything be off limits. Yet, at the same time, he doesn't simply open the floodgates. Rather, everything shocking in Re-Animator is carefully arranged and stylishly directed in the manner of a gaudy horror comic book. Gordon, whose background was as an art director and founding member of Chicago's infamous Organic Theater (which was the first to stage David Mamet's Sexual Perversity in Chicago), was working on a tiny budget (every single scene takes place indoors), but he made every bit count.
Like a deranged musician, Gordon keeps increasing the pitch of his movie, piling on ludicrous situation after ludicrous situation. Things begin to reach a fever pitch when West decapitates Dr. Hill with a shovel after Hill tries to steal his re-agent formula, then reanimates his head and headless body. This leads to the movie's most ghoulishly comedic moments, as the decapitated Dr. Hill, filled with pipe dreams of fame, combines West's re-agent research with his own development of a laser drill used for lobotomies to create an army of reanimated corpses under his control.
No review, of course, can go without mentioning the movie's most deliriously sick moment—the ne plus ultra of mixing sex and horror—as Dr. Hill's body holds out his disembodied head in an attempt to sexually assault Barbara, who is naked and strapped to a gurney. The scene is heightened all the more by the fact that Barbara has been kidnapped by her own father, who is himself a reanimated corpse that has been lobotomized by Dr. Hill and is under his control, thus injecting a weird Freudian twist as the father delivers his own daughter to a lascivious head. The sheer audacity and tastelessness of this scene demands a kind of awe, and Gordon and the actors pull it off with such comic aplomb that it becomes hilarious rather than repulsive—or perhaps both.
Needless to say, Re-Animator is not for everyone. The easily offended, those with weak stomachs, and anyone who is unable to find humor in gruesome scenarios need not apply. Yet, those who appreciate both horror and humor and recognize when the two have been seamlessly intertwined into grisly black comedy will find much to enjoy in Stuart Gordon's twisted near-masterpiece of the horror absurd.
Re-Animator Blu-Ray | |
Aspect Ratio | 1.78:1 |
Audio | English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround |
Subtitles | English |
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Distributor | Image Entertainment |
Release Date | September 4, 2012 |
Presented for the first time in high definition, Re-Animator looks better than I've ever seen it. Previous DVD releases were quite good for their time, but the 1080p transfer on this Blu-Ray, which was approved by producer Brian Yuzna, easily surpasses them with significantly enhanced detail, better contrast, and stronger color, especially when the blood starts flying. Overall the image is quite clean, with only a few bits of speckling and no significant signs of wear-and-tear on the source print (I'm not sure how much, if any, digital restoration was involved during the transfer). The original monaural soundtrack has been reworked into a nice DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1-channel mix. While still somewhat limited by the source material, the new soundtrack sounds excellent, opening up Richard Band's fantastic New Wave rendition of Bernard Herrmann's classic Psycho score and making all those gushy, gross-out sound effects even, well, gushier and grosser coming from your surround channels. Unfortunately, the Blu-Ray skimps by not including the original monaural mix or the isolated track for the musical score that was included on Elite's 2002 Millennium Edition DVD. | |
The Blu-Ray of Re-Animator contains a Frankenstein-esque assembly of supplements culled from various video releases of the film dating back to a special edition laser disc from 1995. In fact, it is from that laser disc that we get the two audio commentaries, which have also been included on all of the film's various DVD releases over the years. The first commentary, by director Stuart Gordon, is the more serious and studied of the two. Gordon discusses his own background in the theater and how he came to make Re-Animator as his first movie, including all the intensive research he did with doctors and morgue attendants to get all the details right (he also professes to having a weak stomach, which is an amusing irony). The second commentary, which includes four original cast members (Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Abbott, Barbara Crampton, and Robert Sampson) and producer Brian Yuzna, is basically a cut-up from start to finish. They obviously had a great time recording this commentary, as they spend the whole time laughing, making jokes, poking fun at each other, and telling funny stories. There isn't a great deal of information in the commentary, but it is a lot of fun to listen to. Also from the laser disc we get 16 extended scenes and one deleted scene. The 16 extended scenes amount to roughly 20 minutes of extra footage that was used in the R-rated cut of the movie. Interestingly, the R-rated version of Re-Animator is almost eight minutes longer than the unrated version because Gordon padded out the dramatic scenes to make up for the lost gore footage. All of the footage included here consists of extensions or longer alternate versions of scenes already in the unrated version. Most of it is extraneous and was originally cut for purposes of pacing, but I think the movie benefits from some of it, especially a crucial conversion between Dr. Hill and Dean Halsey that helps explain the Dean's sudden attitude change in dealing with Dan, which is too abrupt and inexplicable in the unrated version. In addition to the R-rated footage is a brief dream sequence that was never included in any cut of the movie. From the 2007 Anchor Bay DVD, we get a 70-minute retrospective documentary that includes interviews with all the aforementioned people, as well as the film's cinematographer and a number of make-up effects artists. The rest of the supplements all originally appeared on the now-defunct Elite Entertainment's 2002 Millennium Edition two-disc DVD set. From that release we have video interviews with director Stuart Gordon and producer Brian Yuzna, writer Dennis Paoli, composer Richard Band, and Fangoria editor Tony Timpone. In Gordon and Yuzna's interview, which is by far the longest, they essentially interview each other, talking about how the movie came together, who was involved when and how, and the experience of taking the film to the Cannes Film Festival, as well as laughing about the details they sweated over when making the film, such as justifying how a decapitated head could talk without any lungs. The camerawork here is atrocious, with awkward, badly timed pans and too many sudden zooms, but it is certainly worth watching. Paoli's interview is just over 10 minutes in length, and he talks mostly about the development of the script and who wrote what. In Band's interview, which runs about 15 minutes, the composer (who sports Herbert West-style glasses, which is a little creepy) spends much of the time defending his decision to essentially lift major motifs from Bernard Herrmann's Psycho score (most people got the joke, but apparently the Bernard Herrmann Society was none too pleased ...). At just under five minutes in length, Timpone's interview is the shortest, although it is a hoot to watch as he discusses his memories of first seeing the film in 1985 and Fangoria's Re-Animator make-up contest in which the winner was awarded one of the prosthetic severed David Gale heads from the movie. If you didn't get enough of Band in the video interview, in "Music Discussion with Composer Richard Band" he briefly introduces four segments from the film and how he went about scoring each one. The Blu-Ray also includes a theatrical trailer and several TV spots, although it does not include the photo galleries and storyboards from the Elite set. |
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Captain Spott
"The Obsidian Cliff at Rek'woy" (June 17, 1907)
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Speaker: Captain Spott
Primary documentation: A. L. Kroeber
Edition: Andrew Garrett, unpublished
Translation: A. L. Kroeber, Yurok Myths (1976), p. 435-436 (myth
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Kwelekw weetue see nuemee 'o hlkoy' k'ee neeegem 'O Schegep'.
Obsidian would actually have been gathered at 'O Schegep'. -
Tue weetue 'o tektoy', tue weetue see nuemee 'wo-'o hlkoyek' k'ee neeegem, k'ee 'O
That's where it stands, that's where obsidian would actually have been gathered, at 'O Schegep'. -
Nuemee chyue, nuemee chyue tema sootol', 'w-esek', Kues tue ko 'o tekto'y?
Everywhere, he tried to go everywhere, thinking, Where will it stand? -
Tue wee neenee yo gooluuelowee' k'ee 'w-a'aag k'ee reeek'ew k'ee peeshkaahl, k'ee 'O
Schegep' 'o tekto'y.
He was carrying his rock around at the sea-shore, the one that stands at 'O Schegep'. -
Tue k'ee sonenee, k'ee sonenee menomenehl tue' sonenee tema tektoy', kem tue neemee
wo' pyekwchenee serneryerh kee 'we-tektonek'.
Like a cliff it was to stand there, but it did not look right as it stood there. -
'W-esek' weetue, Kwo 'o legohkue' k'ee neeegem? Neskwee kee neekee 'o tektee' k'ee
'oohl 'o nohsuenowoo'mek'
He was thinking thus, How will they make obsidians? It will stand close to where people live. -
Tue neskwee keekee 'o merogey' 'w-ohkue'.
If it is close it will be easy to make. -
Tue weetue mehl ho gooluuelee' k'ee ha'aag, tem lo goolenee.
That is why he carried the rock, carrying it for a long time. -
'Ieemokw wo' pyekwchenee sonem' 'we-tektoyek' wee k'ee 'O Schegep'
But it did look right where it stood at 'O Schegep'. -
Peesh tue weetee mehl sonenee newoy' kolonee s'okto', mee see 'o legohkue' kee
Then the way it looked was seemingly reddish, because he was going to make it red. -
Tue' weetue sonenee mehl newee'.
That is how it looked. -
Kwel temee lo gooluuelowee', 'w-esekw, Kues cho kee sonenee tekto'y?
He carried it about, thinking, "Where will it stand like this?" -
Peeshtue weetue 'o lesee', Chuehl, Weet kue 'o tektoy' wey' k'ee 'O Schegep', tue weetee
emehl rek'eeenewor.
Then what he thought was, Well, it will stand here at 'O Schegep', that is where it will sit. -
K'ee nee ya'aagono hee wohp'ee 'o ko rek'eeen, tue to'onoh kelee hesee wohp'ee 'o sue
rek'eeenewor ...
And from these rocks out in the ocean they will sit, four of them, sitting out in the water ... -
heseeerk 'emehl tepon' k'ee 'O Schegep' heseeerk emehl tepon', mo wee see 'o
legohkue' wey' kee s'oktop'.
off 'O Schegep' on the shore, when he was going to make it red. -
Tue' weetue ... tue weetue see segoo hohkue'.
Thus, thus they would have regularly made (them). -
Hee merhkwee see mehl tmeeegoolee' mehl hookchkehl.
It would have been shot onto the ground with arrow-flakers. -
Tue weetue see soo nohsenee' k'ee 'w-a'aagona.
Thus the rock would have been chipped off. -
Hesee merhkwee mehl tmegoolee' mehl hookchkehl.
People shoot it onto the ground with arrow-flakers. -
Tue weet see soo hegohkue' neeegem.
So they would have made obsidians. -
Tue hee, to kwelekw me legol' Wohpekuemew, kwelekw Wohpekuemew ... kwelekw
Wohpekuemew weesh.
Hee, Wohpekumew is the one who was there, it was Wohpekumew ... Wohpekumew himself. -
Woteesh sweykom' mo kaamoksee' yo' weesh.
He is the one who damaged it when he was disliked. -
Tue weeshto mehl sweykom' Wohpekuemew.
Wohpekumew damaged ... -
mehl hes kecheesee mee wo' 'o legohkue' kue kwelas 'ue-kaamoksek'.
They do not make them there ... (because) they disliked him. -
Tue hee, to kwelek me legol' meweemor.
Hii, the old man is the one who was there then. -
Tue weetue mehl mee wo' 'o legohkue' neeegem.
That is why they do not make obsidians there. -
'Ap 'o weetee 'emehl tektee' hesee hehlkew soneno'opeya.
Then for that reason it stands inland. - 'W-esek', Weetue kee son' hee merhkwee see mehl tmeeegoolee' mehl hookchkehl.
They thought, It will come to pass that it would have been shot onto the ground with an arrow-flaker. -
Hesee merhkwee see mehl tmeeegok'w.
One could shoot them onto the ground. -
Tue weetue see segoo nohseecheeí, tue Wohpekuemew skoweyko.
In that way it would regularly have been chipped off, but Wohpekumew spoiled it.


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Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw watches her team play during action with Massachusetts Nov. 18, 2012 in South Bend, Ind. (AP Photo/Joe Raymond) (December 5, 2012) |
Muffet McGraw isn't fooled by the polls that have the Baylor women's basketball team ranked only third.
"They are truly the best team in the country," McGraw said.
The defending NCAA champion Baylor team that comes to play McGraw's 5th-ranked Irish before a sellout crowd Wednesday (ESPN 2, 6 p.m.) fell from the top spot when Stanford ended the Bears' 42-game win streak last month.
That 71-69 loss in Hawaii came when Baylor lost All-America point guard Odyssey Sims to a hamstring injury four minutes into the game. Sims' absence left the Bears without a major offensive option as Stanford packed its defense around superstar Brittney Griner, also bothered by sore shins this season.
Sims, who played brilliantly when Baylor pounded the Irish 80-61 in last year's NCAA title game, returned to practice last week and is expected to play Wednesday after missing the last four games with the injury.
"She just picks up where she left off," Baylor coach Kim Mulkey said of Sims. "She has been great in practice, the same defensive intensity."
With Sims in the lineup, the Irish will get a better idea of where they stand against a Baylor team making its first visit to South Bend in a series that began just three seasons ago. The Bears returned all five starters from the 2012 champions, although Mulkey is limiting Griner's playing time (23.6 minutes per game) to help her legs survive the season.
"I'd prefer Griner got the flu tonight and was out the rest of the week," McGraw said with a laugh. "But I do think you want to see them at full strength.
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6th Annual Blooming Hall of Fame Photo Contest
Winners Announced!
CONGRATULATIONS to all our winners!
717 Entries, 4443 Votes, 17 Winners
The winners will receive a $25 Gift Certificate (by email) and a Gardener's Delight Gift Basket - ready for pickup when The Greenery reopens in March 2013. Also, as thanks for their participation, we will be sending each person who submitted photos a $5 Gift Certificate by email. Look for it in your inbox next week!
This year's contest saw so many amazing photos that the public voting was often very close between them. In fact, the "Best Fall Fair Vegetable" ended in a tie. The Greenery Family was delighted to see hundreds of worthy entries and had a hard time choosing their favourites too!
A heartfelt thank you again to everyone who submitted amazing photos and voted in the 6th Blooming Hall of Fame Photo Contest!
The Bloom of Perseverance: Special Mention
We would like to take a moment to give a special mention to Tannia, who submitted this photo of Hardy Hibiscus to us. While it was too late for the contest, we thought her story is inspirational.
She writes,
"I have been battling breast cancer and recently returned home from the hospital. Attached is a photo of my favorite new flower ... Hardy Hibiscus. This bush was a gift from a dear friend to place in my healing garden that my husband created for me at the beginning of the season which is when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. This bush produced over 40 blooms throughout the summer, each the size of my hand!"