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Kevin Pietersen row: Players could have sorted it - Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan says the Kevin Pietersen dispute could have been resolved by the players.
The batsman was dropped for sending texts about team-mates to rival South African players earlier this year.
In a BBC Radio 5 live special, Vaughan calls the row "very sad" and says it could have been sorted by a few senior players taking Pietersen "to dinner".
Pietersen, 32, has already been left out of England's World Twenty20 squad and is set to miss the tour to India.
The squad for the Test series in India was due to be announced on Thursday but has been delayed until Tuesday.
Vaughan added: "I do find it very sad it's come to this. It could have been put to bed many months ago when all these issues were around, with a few senior players saying Kev, what are you doing? Get your head straight, this is England, this is what we've worked for."
Vaughan said he was unsure whether a conversation had taken place between Pietersen and senior players, adding: "If it has and he still acted the way he has, he's been an idiot."
Pietersen was left out of the third Test against South Africa at Lord's in August after admitting sending "provocative" texts to Proteas players.
The batsman is alleged to have criticised captain Andrew Strauss, who has since retired from all forms of cricket and handed over the reins to Alastair Cook.
With little sign of a reconciliation following talks with England head coach Andy Flower, Pietersen was not awarded a central contract for the 2012-13 season.
He was also left out of the party for the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka.
Pietersen's international record
Test debut: v Australia (Lord's), 21 July 2005
Test record: 88 matches, 151 innings, 7,076 runs, highest score 227, average 49.48, 27 fifties, 21 centuries
One-day international debut: v Zimbabwe (Harare), 28 November 2004
ODI record: 127 matches, 116 innings, 4,184 runs, highest score 130, average 41.84, 23 fifties, nine centuries
T20 international debut: v Australia (Southampton), 15 June 2005
T20 international record: 36 matches, 36 innings, 1,176 runs, highest score 79, average 37.93, seven fifties
Vaughan was skipper when Pietersen made his international debut against Zimbabwe in November 2004 and oversaw the 2005 Ashes series in which Pietersen emerged as a Test star.
He says he never had an issue with the South Africa-born batsman, but described him as a player who needed careful managing.
"He was fine, he had an exuberant character but he was a real nice kid, gentle really," said Vaughan. "If I said to run 20 laps around the pitch and it will improve your batting, he would do it.
"You can see how he winds people up but he needs managing. Don't let him go to a media conference because you know he's likely to say something that's going to upset a few people.
"I never played with a player for England that could do things like Kevin Pietersen. He's an exceptional player.
"I got him at the time when there was no Indian Premier League, no distractions, all he ever thought about was playing for England.
"He hadn't made his name, so I think I got him at a lucky time. But I do think he can be managed quite easily if you keep it simple.
"Freddie Flintoff's the same. You need to manage these guys, be telling them all the time how important they are to the team."
Also featured in the 5 live documentary is Jason Gallian, who clashed with Pietersen while captain of Nottinghamshire in the summer of 2003. Gallian famously threw Pietersen's kit off the dressing-room balcony following one bust-up.
"All I'd like to say about that season is that Kevin had done things and I'd done things I think we both regret," says Gallian. "For anyone who's worked with Kevin, there's no question about his ability. He's a fine player."
There are also contributions from a host of others who have been part of Pietersen's career, including former Australia batsman Matthew Hayden, former Notts coach Clive Rice and former South Africa all-rounder and Natal team-mate Shaun Pollock.
Richard Logan, Pietersen's best friend and a former flatmate and team-mate of his at Notts and Hampshire, also features.
"He's been a fantastic friend to me," Logan said. "I've been through a few hard times over the last few years and he's always been there to talk.
"I see a completely different Kevin Pietersen than a lot of people do and I think I'm quite lucky.
"He likes to have really close friends. The ones he keeps close, he stays loyal to them. Everybody else he maybe keeps at arm's length."
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Comment number 285.moe sizlak
14th September 2012 - 10:18
Swann causes alot of friction with his so called winning attitude all he does is slag fielders off i think him and Jimmy think they run the show im not a fan of pieterson either cant wait to hear whats really gone on in dressing room.
Comment number 284.winterdrawerson
13th September 2012 - 19:11
282 Anton.... Absolutely agree with you. I never could understand why they made him Captain. His father's name must have made up for the son's many shortcomings. I'm sure his part in the whole sorry saga is far greater than is currently being admitted. I really do want to see KP playing for England again but I can't see the situation with bullying by "the likely lads" improving much under Cook.
Comment number 283.CraigWWFC85
13th September 2012 - 18:17
Kevin Pietersen can go back to South Africa now you are not needed!!!bye bye. We have team gingers Jonny Bairstow who is going to be the best batsman in the world soon!!!!
Comment number 282.Anton
13th September 2012 - 17:09
I think Stuart Broad is a troublemaker. His bowling isn't even good enough to hold a place. When the England team were doing well, he earned some cheap wickets by exploiting the momentum. England should have Pietersen int he team and Broad out.
Comment number 281.Liebe
13th September 2012 - 14:36
Re 278. Well put, summed it up perfectly.
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[edit] Thanks for the welcome
Hi, Mith. I just threw in a lot of stuff (mostly in the refs) about "Bullroarer" in Bandobras Took#Etymology, with sources going about 3 levels deep. Dammit, this site is feeding my addictions! --Thnidu 10:34, 4 January 2014 (UTC)
- Hi Thnidu, you're very welcome and we're glad to have you one board! My colleague, Ederchil, has undone your edit as you've reference Wikipedia; on Tolkien Gateway we don't reference Wikipedia but feel free to use the exact same sources that they use! --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 13:16, 4 January 2014 (UTC)
[edit] I'm new
Hey mith I'm trying to get more involved on here can you help me guide me some I'm new to this and feel slightly overwhelmed thanks Throrin Longbeard 03:26, 20 May 2014 (UTC)
- Hi Neumanjames2010, I'm pleased that you are so keen to get more involved. What exactly would you like help with? --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 11:17, 20 May 2014 (UTC)
- just unsure where i can help more and to get more involved with the community Throrin Longbeard 10:24, 21 May 2014 (UTC)
- Hey mith I dont know how to make or use info boxes other than user boxes I was thinking we could add the instruments to the 13 dwarves in thorin co. Throrin Longbeard 12:12, 21 May 2014 (UTC)
- I can't really direct you about where you can help - everyone just helps out, independently, wherever they feel most able. Do you have any particular Tolkienian interests?
- Your idea about the instruments is a good one, but it does only apply to Thorin and Company and we do try to keep the infoboxes uniform (the infoboxes don't currently support instruments). I shall have a think! If you want to add an infobox to a page, there is a fairly self-explanatory code on each page - the list of infoboxes is available here: Category:Infobox templates. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 14:56, 21 May 2014 (UTC)
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Hey mith if I were to clean up the mirkwood and thorin pages are there certain edtions that we tend to use as sourses or can we just use any edition of the original stories Throrin Longbeard 22:26, 21 May 2014 (UTC)
- With The Hobbit there is no preferred edition. With The Lord of the Rings we tend to prefer the 50th Anniversary Edition as this is fairly universal with consistent pagination. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 22:39, 21 May 2014 (UTC)
[edit] Different ISBNs
Would it be much trouble to add extra lines for different ISBNs in (the expanded version of) Template:Book? I stumbled upon the need to add an "Ebook ISBN" in addition to the "Print ISBN" when creating the page for Tolkien in the New Century.--Morgan 16:47, 30 June 2014 (UTC)
- Done. I've even done a cool thing whereby if you do put in two ISBNs it changes on the template to read "ISBNs" instead of "ISBN". --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 11:17, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
[edit] Minor Hobbits in AUJ EE
Tosser Grubb needs a citation, then, by that logic, do all the other Hobbits who appear in the market scene in the extended cut of "An Unexpected Journey" need one as well (the ones actually given character names, at least - Old Gammidge, Old Hob and Fredegar Chubb)? —Unsigned comment by BalrogTrainer (talk • contribs).
- Yes, I totally agree. I only commented on the one because, at the time, it was the only article I was aware of.
- On the subject of Old Gammidge, have you seen Talk:Old Gammidge? --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 08:35, 18 August 2014 (UTC)
- Yes, I didn't realize that character existed when I made the page for the film character... though whether they're intended to be one and the same, it's hard to tell, IMO. Still, I'd have no problem if you (or another mod) merged the two pages.--BalrogTrainer 17:12, 18 August 2014 (UTC)
[edit] The law of Númenor
One did not simply change the line of succession to the throne of Númenor. But why not at that time? I think, that's very relevant to TG and to everybody! Greetings, --TarElessar 17:26, 30 August 2014 (UTC)
- I can only suggest that you research the topic and update the article with your findings. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 18:07, 30 August 2014 (UTC)
- Okay. I'm trying that already. --TarElessar 10:15, 31 August 2014 (UTC)
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Thanks for fixing those references for me. I was just trying to tailor up a few articles I saw in need of sourcing/"higher quality standards" according to their messages. Is there a tutorial on here on how to properly make references? I'm familiar with Wikia referencing, but not quite sure how to do it in this layout. Bloody Mary 16:54, 20 September 2014 (UTC)


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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Mike Cameron and Felipe Lopez each collected four hits, as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Washington Nationals, 11-9, in the second matchup of a four-game series.
Cameron clubbed a two-run homer and added an RBI double, while Lopez recorded three doubles and drove in two runs. Ryan Braun knocked in a pair for the Brewers, who have won two straight on the heels of a four-game skid.
Given a seven-run cushion with which to work, Milwaukee starter Mike Burns couldn't get the job done on the mound, yielding six runs on five hits over three innings. Chris Narveson (1-0) got the win after tossing 2 2/3 scoreless innings of relief.
Ronnie Belliard finished 3-for-4 with a grand slam for the Nationals, who have dropped five straight. John Lannan was roughed up for a season-high seven runs on seven hits in just 1 2/3 innings.
"The ball was just up. The pitches felt great out of my hand," said Lannan. "A couple of inches down and those balls aren't hits."
In the sixth, Cameron beat out a chopper that caromed off the glove of Jason Bergmann (2-2) and was awarded second on Belliard's throwing error. After Prince Fielder was intentionally walked, Casey McGehee hit a bloop single to center, scoring Cameron for a 9-8 Milwaukee lead.
Lopez and Jason Kendall each doubled home a run in the seventh and eighth inning, respectively, to make it a three-run game.
Brewers pitcher Todd Coffey surrendered a solo home run to pinch-hitter Willie Harris in the bottom of the eighth, but Trevor Hoffman pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for his 27 save of the season.
"(Lannan) is one of those control guys," Cameron said. "Today we were able to get into some good hitter's counts and put the bat on (the ball)."
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The Brewers continued to pound Lannan. Alcides Escobar doubled to begin the second and scored on Lopez' one-out double. Cameron then unloaded on a fastball and deposited the pitch over the left-field wall. Fielder walked with two outs and rumbled all the way home when McGehee doubled to center. Lannan was relieved by Saul Rivera and Jason Bourgeois singled softly to right for a 7-0 Milwaukee lead.
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Rivera got the inning started with a base hit back through the middle. Alberto Gonzalez was aboard via a one-out single and Adam Dunn walked to load the bases. Zimmerman was called out on a check swing by home plate umpire Mike Reilly. Nationals manager Jim Riggleman came out to argue and was subsequently ejected. Belliard then crushed Burns' first pitch, a handing slider, to the seats in left for his third career grand slam.
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Dear NH,
How much weight can a typical wood fireplace mantel in a 50-60 year old colonial house (plaster walls) support?
I'm buying a wood frame mirror, approximately 30 by 40", which is pretty heavy! I was thinking of leaning it on the mantel, for a more casual look and also to avoid the hassle of heavy duty picture hooks into a plaster wall...thought I'd give the casual look a try at least. Wondering whether the weight of the mirror may be too much for the mantel. Also, any tricks for getting picture hooks into such a wall without smashing the plaster?
EA from Tenafly, NJ
Dear EA,
It depends on who installed it and how. Remember... this is not the Psychic Network! My first impression... sensing your doubts... is I wouldn't take a chance with a mirror that large.
Plaster is a difficult material to hang stuff on. I have found plaster walls to vary dramatically in their ability to hold picture hangers. However, using #8 or #10 (at least a couple of inches long) hexhead screws through the plaster and into the lathe will give you great strength in most plaster walls. Of course, the strongest method is to install the screws into the wall studs, though the studs are seldom in the right place. A subcategory of Murphy's Law, I think.
Start the screw hole with a drill bit smaller than the screw. Don't drill through the lathe, just start the hole so the screw grabs in the plaster. You can use a masonry bit, but I have found that regular bits will work in most plaster walls but will become dull. A regular bit will drill a cleaner hole than a masonry bit.
You must test the screws for strength. Use a hammer or pair of pliers and exert steady downward force on the screw head, at least equal to the weight of the mirror. If the screw seems firmly attached, you are probably all right. Subjective judgement is all you have here!
I always put a small metal washer on the screw before attaching it to the wall. Place the mirror's hanging wire between the washer and the wall. This will prevent the wire from "jumping" off the screw head. With a heavy object, it is sometimes difficult to get the wire between the washer and the wall... especially when working solo! When this happens... and if getting a helper is impossible... stabilize the washer using a small amount of hot melt glue, Goop, or adhesive caulk between the washer and the screw head, and let it dry. In a pinch, you could even use some of that tacky gum... I think it's called Fun Tack... that kids often use to hold papers and other light objects to their walls.
If the plaster/lathe does not hold the screws well, you may have to install a strip of 1x3 1" pine or plywood between studs that will be hidden behind the mirror. Attach your hanging screws to the wood strip to locate the mirror.
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The case against New London firefighter Alfred P. Mayo who allegedly assaulted a man after a dispute June 14 at the Montville Polish Club was continued Thursday in Norwich Superior Court to Jan. 29.
Mayo was charged with third-degree assault and breach of peace in connection with the incident.
Assistant State's Attorney Thomas Griffin said the state is still waiting to get a total on the victim's medical expenses. It is expected that a plea in the case would include a stipulation that Mayo cover all or most of the medical expenses.
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The 35-year-old Norwich resident, who had waged a public fight for his firefighting job two years ago, has been suspended without pay by the City of New London pending the outcome of his case.
The unidentified male victim went to the parking lot and claims that Mayo punched him from behind. Mayo claims the other man ripped his shirt off and charged at him. The victim suffered an injury to the left side of his face, according to statements made by another prosecutor during Mayo's arraignment this summer.
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It was the end of an era for the Riverfront restaurant in Abbeville, which has long stood as a favorite dining spot for locals. Back in September, a fire destroyed much of the building and Friday, it was bulldozed.
The building that's stood strong along the Vermilion River for decades is now pieces of history. Destroyed by a kitchen fire, the owners had no choice, but to start from scratch.
"It's sad," said Jenny LeBlanc, RiverFront's co-owner. "I see the future. I remember good times in there with friends."
For decades, it's taken on many names, but for the past 15 years, Riverfront has belonged to Leblanc and her husband, Brian Rush. They say it's been tough watching their livelihood fall into a pile of rubble.
"I had a hard time coming here for a long time," said Leblanc. "It was really depressing and I'm ready to move forward."
And for many of the restaurant's regulars, it's like bulldozing over a decade of memories. For many people, this spot served as a second home.
Ed Piazza and Blanche Aguiler, both longtime regulars were there to watch it go.
"(I've been coming) since the day it opened. We've been coming here a long time," said Piazza.
"Anything from 8th grade graduation, my daughter was proposed to here from a former manager who used to work here," said Aguiler.
Despite the setback, Riverfront will rebuild, along the same river, but in a different spot.
"We have plans to make it a bigger, better facility all the way around," said Rush. "There's a lot of things that we wanted to do here but couldn't."
And as friends gathered to reminisce about the good times, everyone's confident, with community support, it will come back, even better than ever. But, there will definitely be one change.
"The only thing is we're going to take the fire off the logo in the sign," said Rush. "No more fire."
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The fourth Building Capacity for State Science Education (BCSSE) Conference took place Friday, June 7th and Saturday, June 8th at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania As was the design of the previous BCSSE conferences each participating state will be able to send a five-member team to the BCSSE conference. With the release of the NGSS in April this conference has been designed to provide states the opportunity to build upon and strengthen their capacity and to support the continued development of state implementation plans.
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Building Capacity in State Science Education (BCSSE) is a project of the Council of State Science Supervisors (CSSS) designed to provide sustained professional development for state science supervisors to gain fluency and utility with the NRC Framework, create communication tools to disseminate key messages from the Framework to multiple state-based audiences, and develop a state-based strategic plan for work with the Framework and dissemination and adoption of NGSS. Our first meeting took place in Nashville, Tennessee on September 30th and October 1st, 2011 with the funding of Merck Institute for Science Education (MISE) and CSSS. BCSSE-Nashville brought together 43 states and 70 participants to begin the process of developing knowledge and capacity within the Framework for K-12 Science Education along with strategies and tools to communicate with various state-based sectors about the Framework and its key role in the development of Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Work also began in Nashville to build state leadership teams which will help guide the individual states through the planning and implementation process of NGSS.


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Under the Family, Support Justice and Security Programme, UNDP continues to support the Directorate of Combating Violence Against Women (DCVAW) and Ministry Of Interior to assist the KRG to combat Domestic and Gender based Violence in the Region. Technical advisory services and capacity building support is being provided to enable the staff of the DCVAW and police officers to better perform their duties. Recently, the programme supported the government in the establishment of a training center within Ministry of Interior, with the objective of securing the professionalism of all staff working within the DCVAW. Within the framework of the UNDP's Programme a series of Training of Trainers courses were organized and conducted by UNDP out of which a pool of national trainers has been established to support the institutional sustainability.
To enhance the institutional capacity to combat Domestic violence and GBV and to ensure that this training unit has the adequate organizational structure and required capacity to perform their duty, UNDP also organized 6 trainings from 5th to the 22nd of May, targeting 158 male and female participants, out of which 82 were police officers (26 female and 56 male police officers), 31 psychological and social workers (15 female and 16 male), 25 statistic and data analysis staff ( 7 female and 18 male. With 20 staff of communication section (6 female and 14 male). The purpose of the training is to enhance the capacity of the service providers on DV and GBV cases, working toward or maintaining a high level of performance.
It is of significant note that this is the first time that a directorate is providing training benefits through its own experienced local trainers and staff to provide trainings. All the trainings targeted and gathered representatives of all staff of the 6 directorates of entire Kurdistan region. The training also provides a platform for knowledge sharing and served as forum to exchange experiences and discuss challenges.
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Today Show Ends Of Earth Series Helps Save Kilimanjaro School From Closing
NEW YORK, October 5, 2009 /PRNewswire/ – Ann Curry embarked on a climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro as part of the Today show's Ends of the Earth Series. While Ms. Curry expected to find a shrinking rainforest and glacier, she didn't expect to meet someone like 13-year-old Belinda Amon, nor did she know what an impact her report could bring to Belinda and her 935 classmates.
Natema primary school near Mt. Kilimanjaro has been saved from closing thanks to the awareness that Ms. Curry and Today's Ends Of Earth Series created last Fall, according to the Kilimanjaro Education Foundation (KEF).
Prior to her climb up Mt. Kilimanjaro last November, Ms. Curry visited a Massai village and met with 13-year-old Belinda Amon of Natema primary school. There, she learned about conditions the school was facing, including water issues and unsanitary bathrooms. Belinda told Ms. Curry that she wants to grow up to be a president, a doctor or a nurse and she walks a half hour to get to school every day. She also told Ms. Curry that her school might have to close due to water shortages.
Ms. Curry also spoke to New Yorker, Todd Grossman, founder of KEF, and learned about the non profit's efforts in trying raise $25,000 to build bathrooms with running water to save the Natema school of 935 students from closing.
"I wish every person who contributed to this effort to know their lives have mattered to our world. These children love learning in a way we ourselves have forgotten, and this love will help them, their families and the Massai people rise to match the greatness of Mt. Kilimanjaro," said Ann Curry.
Today featured Ms. Curry 's visit to the school, and the awareness gained resulted in KEF reaching its financial goal and constructing a bathroom house for students and teachers. This is the second such bathroom house that KEF has built in the region.
"Ann Curry is one of the greatest humanitarians in our era," said Mr. Grossman. "She has helped improve people's lives and has reduced suffering all over the world. We are very thankful that she was able to visit Natema Primary, meet with Belinda and help create awareness in saving this school from closing. I spoke to many people who were touched by her coverage and wanted to help in the form of donations, as well as embarking on charity climbs with KEF. She was very inspiring."
About Kilimanjaro Education Foundation: Kilimanjaro Education Foundation (KEF), founded in 2006, is incorporated in New York State and organized as a 501(c)(3). KEF strives to improve education and to build school facilities for underprivileged children in Tanzania and other countries bordering Kilimanjaro. KEF's volunteers and directors share in and impart not only the Foundation's passion for children and education, but also in KEF's core values of honesty, integrity, creativity and imagination. In 2010, KEF plans to apply for membership to the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) who just held their fifth annual meeting September 22-25, in New York City.


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Good climb. Wanted to on sight... but seems unlikely with most stuff in this crag. Took a couple attempts to figure out the start then it's not all that hard as per usual, just powerful and quick, then a bit fiddly at the top. Although my way the pocket is a right hand... don't know if the description above is wrong or i'm just doing it different.Tom Brierley Gore - Lead RP - 19/Jun/13 with Shijing Hu
Boom! Did every move almost perfectly to the point where none of them felt that hard even the crux which is fairly low percentage and darn powerful.
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Again, THE APOSTLE, is a great film. 5-stars, and should have been judged as Oscar material--except that Hollywood is blatantly anti-Christian these days and it had no qualifying "F-words," etc. Rating marked above is in error, but was uncorrectable. It is definitely a 5-star movie.
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I'm not a Southerner, nor even a Christian (let alone a Pentecostalist) nor have I any desire to be one, but my face was pressed up against the glass, I was in wonder and envious of a worldview where man is in the center of the universe, furiously contended over by God and the Devil, so of course everything done or thought is significant, dramatic, writ large and done with a holy/powerful audience in mind. A thrilling experience; all the players were tremendous, the writing otherworldly; my heartfelt thanks for the moving experience. -L.
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PERU - The town of Peru has a rich history, but it's one historians are looking for more evidence of, said Ron Allen.
Allen and his wife, Carol, who serve as the town's historians, said information was recently posted on the town's Web site, www.perutown.com, seeking information about historical artifacts of interest to the town.
"There are things that we have been seeking for quite some time and we decided to put a request on the Web site to see what it brings forth," he said.
Allen said he credits the push to find more historical items to the late Addie Shields, who served as Clinton County historian for 30 years.
"One of her pet peeves, so to speak, was this entire area is very rich in Native American artifacts, yet we have absolutely nothing - no examples of arrowheads, spear points, knives or any of the tools they used," said Allen. "We're talking about thousands of years of history and nothing to represent it."
That's why the Allens are determined to find enough artifacts to develop an exhibit.
Native American artifacts can be easily-obtained in other parts of the country, said Allen, but having an exhibit of artifacts found locally would make more sense, he added.
"Unless they're intrinsically-related to the Peru area, they really don't mean much to Peru," said Allen.
When deciding what items they'd like to see come forth to be displayed by the historian's office, Allen said there's also been a renewed interest in one-room schoolhouses that were once part of the town.
"Someone recently purchased an old schoolhouse here and was interested in the history of it," said Allen. "That request prompted us to search for photos of all of the 19 schoolhouses that were in the town."
Allen said he has very few photos but knows "there are more out there." He also would like to find photos of the town's early starch and tanning industry and stone industrial buildings such as in the Lapham Mills area.
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The long-anticipated naming of the sculpture is determined by students, who chose the name of a Grambling State University legend to carry on with tradition
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GRAMBLING, La. — As Grambling State University President Frank G. Pogue drives to his office every morning and as students make their way to the café or quad, they can now wave to "Eddie the Fighting Tiger."
After about two months of being in its permanent home, across from Long-Jones Hall and the Eddie G Robinson Museum, the latest campus focal point has its new name. The GSU administration made sure to include the student body in choosing the name of the 17-foot tiger.
"The tiger was meant for the community but we really wanted it to be student-based," said Stacey Duhon, vice president for student affairs and enrollment. "We wanted the students to be attached to the tiger, and what better way of doing that than letting them name the tiger."
The initial nominations for the naming of the fighting tiger began Jan. 23 and ended on Jan. 28, giving students one week to submit names. A committee of eight students, faculty and staff members reviewed 150 names and picked the top ten names. Then, on Jan. 30-31, students voted, choosing their favorite name.
The top ten names were Champ the Tiger, Charles The Great, "Eddie" the Tiger, Fierce "The Fighting Tiger" Robinson, Nineteen O. One, Patronus (meaning: protector), RJ (Ralph Jones) the Tiger, Titan, Triumph and Zeus.
SGA President Marcus Solomon and students Akunna Amaefule, Joyia Smith and Sean Moore were on the student-focused committee. They were joined by Professor Gernerique Stewart joined Dean of Students David Ponton and Casey Byrd, associate director of student activities. According to Byrd, the committee reviewed the nominations and chose the 10 best.
In the end, the winning name was Eddie, presumably after Eddie G. Robinson, the university's legendary head football coach and the NCAA Division football coach with the most wins. The 3,600-pound sculplture arrived on campus early on Dec. 4, and word spread quickly. Students, faculty, staff and others rushed out to the campus quad, snapping photos. Several students suggested the name Eddie, and each name was put in a pool and nationally syndicated radio host Tom Joyner pulled the name of the lucky winner during the recent Allstate-Tom Joyner Foundation Quotes for Education event in the T.H. Harris Auditorium — Tashica L. Grant-Sims. Sims will get books for the semester.
The sculpture was designed by Houston-based artist Bridgette Mongeon. It was about three years in the making after the 2011 Student Government Association president, Channing Gaulden, first suggested the idea. GSU President Frank G. Pogue said a cornerstone marking the special tiger sculpture will be installed at the base of the sculpture and it will include the names of the three SGA presidents responsible for bringing the idea to fruition.
"I can't even imagine a better name for our fighting tiger and our mascot," said GSU President Frank G. Pogue, who said he thought the idea was a winner as soon as he heard it. "The reality is that there is no better name, and it is a name recognized internationally and everywhere….It is so appropriate that the location of this new addition to our campus is directly across the street from the Eddie G. Robinson Museum because you cannot see one without seeing the other."
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Formally opened in November, 1873, the yards first served as a receiving point for western cattle headed for eastern markets. In the early days, long-homed and wiry range cattle came in from the west and southwest by railroad and riverboat. Livestock was ferried across the Mississippi River and held for transportation to eastern states. The first load of cattle arrived in June of 1873. They were local stock and were sold to a buyer named Barney Hunter. He was known as the Cattle King of the West. The first hogs were purchased by a small packing house known as the White House Provision Co., which operated the first Swift & Company, marking the beginning of the packing industry.
Prior to World War I and shortly after World War 11, the yards ranked as the leading horse and mule market in the world. It later ranked as the leading hog market in the world and in the mid-sixties, held top rank as a diversified terminal market.
From its original small plot, the National Stock Yards expanded to sprawl across a 640 acre tract in which there are 5,000 livestock pens with a capacity of 30,000 cattle, 50,000 hogs, 20,000 sheep and 8,000 calves daily. Facilities include 26 scales for the weighing of livestock compared with two when the market was founded.
The fortunes of big livestock terminals have shifted over the years. As the West was settled, four yards emerged as the leaders in the livestock industry. They were Chicago in 1848, Kansas City in 1871, the National Stock Yards in 1873 and Omaha in 1884.
In the early days, before the Mississippi River was spanned, thousands of heads of livestock from the Western producing areas in route to Eastern points had to be unloaded in St. Louis, ferried across the river and then driven to the various railroads over which they were shipped. Before the turn of the century. livestock frequently were driven along Collinsville Avenue and St. Clair Ave. as people scurried along board sidewalks. Hard-riding cowboys sported side arms and poles as they drove the market.
There was a period of frenzied activity early in the World War I era when more than one-half million horses and mules were sold at the Yards between 1915 and 1918. Purchasing commissions from Great Britain, Belgium, France and Italy bought the horse-power which was used to drag the big guns around the battlefields of Europe. The animals were transported by railroad Canada goingto shipping -points along the St. Lawrence River so they could be conveyed across the North Atlantic. Numerous transports were sunk by the German U-Boats. The United States Army also was a large purchaser. Many of the animals were sent to re-mount stations throughout the country for cavalry and artillery draft power. The horse and mule market steadily diminished as mechanization took over on the farms.
Three principal factors contributed to the growth of the Yards. The site was near the geographical center of the nation. Rail and water transportation were already established. The Eads Bridge was constructed in 1874 and with later bridges, good transportation across the Mississippi River was assured. The stock yards, coupled with the packing houses ultimately became the largest employer in the city. Ed Smith of Belleville, who worked there for over forty years, estimates numbers as high as 5,000 workers. My uncle, Ray Noones, worked at Hunter Packing Co. Bill Dooley, a friend, was a millwright at Hunter.
A "Model T" pulled into the yards in 1924 with the first load of hogs hauled by truck. This gave rise to the livestock trucking industry and the emergence of the Yards as the Number One hog market center of the world. By 1953, 99% of all the hog receipts at the Yard and 84% of the livestock were arriving by truck. Because the trucks could be used for return hauls of feed, fertilizer and other farm necessities, the area boomed as the supplier of most of the needs of the farmers and truckers.
National City, which encompassed the Yards, was a municipality with such standard equipment as a mayor, fire and police department, a first class post office, hotel, bank and weekly newspaper which serves as a trade paper for market interests and shippers. The Yards also had its own railroad with 25 miles of track. Within the confines of the Yards were two fertilizer plants and three warehouses for dry and cold storage. The Stock Yards was in reality a huge motel for livestock, serving upward to four million guests a year. It was open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and was never known to turn away a single animal for lack of room or facilities. Service included pen room, weighing, feed and water. To satisfy the thirst and appetite of stock required 800 million gallons of water annually, 17,000 tons of hay and 275,000 bushels of corn. The large volume of business was helpful in obtaining larger returns for the livestock growers and feeders.
The original investment in 1973 was one-half million dollars including $150,000 for the old Alerton House which later became the National Hotel, and $87,500 for the original Exchange Building. In 1967 the National Stock Yards had assets valued in excess of 13 million. The land alone had a valuation of $6,500,000.
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It's official: as of yesterday afternoon, the teachers union and the Mayor's education officials both walked out on negotiations for a teacher evaluations deal worth millions. That means that the January 17th deadline has come and went, placing New York State out of Race to the Top fund consideratio ... More >>
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For whatever the reason, 'coming down to the wire' doesn't cut it here. Maybe it's the $300 million that's at stake. Who knows.As we reported last week, a deadline has been set for tomorrow on statewide teacher evaluation deals. If achieved, the State will qualify for millions in Race to the Top gra ... More >>
Forget about the fiscal cliff in Washington; the kids of New York City are about to jump off one, too. In less than ten days, New York City's public school system stands to gain or lose nearly $300 million of the $700 million allotted to New York State under President Obama's "Race to the Top" prog ... More >>
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The Michael Mulgrew victory tour took an embarrassing turn on NY1 last night, when the United Federation of Teachers president gloated throughout an extended interview, overstating a very mixed primary day report card.
Andrew Cuomo will show us in the next few days if he has the balls to be a change agent as governor. His feud with Eliot Spitzer caught fire when Spitzer got stuck in neutral during Cuomo's 2006 primary race for attorney general against Mark Green, refusing to endorse Cuomo when it mattered. ... More >>
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The U.S. Department of Education announced the finalists for federal Race to the Top dollars today, and New York State made the cut. No one should get too excited yet about spending any of that $700 million pile of loot, though. New York is only one of 17 states and the District of Columbia to mak ... More >>
Every one of New York's 26 Democrats in the House voted for a budget amendment last week that President Obama had already threatened to veto. A New York Times editorial this morning blasted the amendment, which passed by a 239 to 182 vote, without even fingering the special interests that produced ... More >>
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FRIDAY UPDATE: Investigators are back at the scene Friday morning of the plane crash that killed two men. The NTSB and the FFA have located the flight data recorder in the wreckage. Officials say it is too soon to determine the cause, but that all of the pieces of the plane are intact to aid in the investigation.
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OAK RIDGE La. (KNOE 8 News) - Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Office confirms two people are dead after their plane crashed in Morehouse Parish Thursday morning.
Officials said 74-year-old Clarence Collins, and 28-year-old Jonathan Whitacer were flying a trainer plane when they crashed in a very desolate area, miles through crops, off of Rolfe Lane in Oak Ridge.
"Approximately 11:30 we got a phone call from Richland Parish Sheriff's Department stating that there possibly was a plane crash in Morehouse Parish. Me and several others responded to this area trying to locate the plane crash itself," said Chief Deputy of Morehouse Parish Sheriff's Office, Brian Shoemaker.
According to Shoemaker, the two men flew out of an airport in Rayville early Thursday morning, and investigators believe it was for crop dust training.
But when Collins and Whitacer didn't return to Rayville, hours of searching began.
"Some people with the flying service noticed that the plane hadn't made it back yet. They went and flew there, located the plane, came to the area on foot," said Shoemaker.
And then, contacted the Sheriff's Office.
"And once we were finally navigated to the area where the plane crash was, we located the plane and found the two deceased inside the plane," said Shoemaker.
The cause of the crash is unknown at this time, but the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board will be at the crash site early Friday morning to continue the investigation.
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Get better music with iLike.com
Ali Partovi, CEO of iLike.com, shows me his new service, which helps you find new music (it's really cool!)
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[…] iLike is a startup everyone should keep an eye on since the brothers Partovi are instrumental in bring to life LinkExhange (one of the first ad networks acquired by Microsoft), TellMe (Voice Recognition), and Microsoft Internet Explorer (Hadi led the way). Scoble Show on PodTech just released a great interview with Ali giving an interview about iLike. Try it out! […]
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iLike gives really bad recommendation though!
Today I was recommended 'Yesterday' By The Beatles!!
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Then I got sick again.
Yesterday hubby and I did Yoga Fix before church, and I already knew I wasn't feeling very well. During church service I started feeling chilled and having body aches. I missed church service last night, and after waking up this morning with another fever, I called my doc.
You guessed it. The flu.
Honestly, my visit to the doctor's office was kind of funny. Keep in mind that since I rarely get sick, I don't have a regular doctor. I have a chiropractor and a gynecologist. So I called my gyno and asked who she recommended for this, and they told me they would be happy to see me. Yay! I was excited to see a doc without all that first-time-patient stuff. (I wasn't looking forward to that, since I was feeling sooo crappy). Everyone was really nice, but when I followed the directions on the sign in the waiting room and told the receptionist that I was having flu like symptoms, they gave me a mask to wear. That's not embarrassing at all. Good thing I was too sick to care.
I hadn't had any medicine all day, so I know my fever was up. I was in full force: chills, body aches, coughing and hacking. That mask wasn't such a bad idea after all, since everyone else there was pregnant! I tried to stay off to myself.
When they called me in, the nurse took my blood pressure while asking me my symptoms. Once I started the list, she got that blood pressure cuff off and made a very quick exit. Oh, she was super nice, but it was definitely a shorter assessment than I usually have there. Especially since I've been so much in the last few months (with the surgery and all the visits around it) that we are all on a first name basis.
The rest of the visit went better, and I slept through most of it. I tested positive for flu and got my prescriptions and note for work. On my way out I kinda wanted to find that nurse and give her a "boo!", since she seemed so scared of me. ;)
I took my prescriptions to a drive through pharmacy, and waited in the parking lot while they filled them. And by "waited" I mean "reclined my seat and took a nap". It was awesome.
When I got home I took my first dose of everything and noticed the box on the table for me:
I'm trying really hard not to be bummed that I'm out of commission for a few days. Just when it shows up I can't even use it for its intended purpose. But that's ok. I will still have it when I'm back in the game. And hubby is still awesome for getting it for me :)
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Bolts Bolster Blue Line With Three Deadline Day Deals
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Tampa Bay Lightning GM Steve Yzerman revamped the Bolts blue line corps with a trio of trades on this deadline Monday.
The Lightning acquired defenseman Mike Commodore from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for a conditional seventh round draft pick in 2013.
The 32 year old Commodore played only 17 games with the Red Wings accumulating two assists. He was a +3 while averaging 11:29 of ice time. After missing the first eight games of the season he has been a healthy scratch the rest of the way.
Commodore has played 471 career NHL games with the New Jersey Devils, Calgary Flames, Carolina Hurricanes, Ottawa Senators, Columbus Blue Jackets and Detroit Red Wings during an 11-year career. He has scored 23 goals and accumulated 106 points. He won the Stanley Cup in 2006 with the Hurricanes.
Getting Commodore was an inexpensive move to help the Bolts get through the rest of this season. The 6'5″, 235 lbs Commodore is a pending unrestricted free agent with a $1 million contract, making the Lightning responsible for about $220,000.
The Lightning acquired defenseman Keith Aulie from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for forward Carter Ashton.
The 6'4″, 215 lbs. Aulie was originally selected 29th overall and is in his first season in the minors where he has scored 19 goals and 35 points in 56 games. The 22 year old was picked up in Toronto's trade with Calgary that also netted Dion Phaneuf.
Aulie has a huge upside despite earning just two assists and a -2 rating in 17 NHL games. He is highly regarded for his stay at home defensive play. He had 41 hits and 28 blocked shots with the Leafs this season. The 2007 fourth round pick of the Calgary Flames has played in 23 AHL games with the Toronto Marlies, netting one assist and a -8 rating. In 57 NHL games over the last two seasons, Aulie has two goals, two assists and a -3 rating.
In 56 games with Norfolk (AHL) the 20 year old Carter Ashton was third on the team with 19 goals and fifth with 35 points. The 6'3″, 215 lbs. winger represented Canada at 2011 world junior championships, where he scored one goal and two assists for the silver-medal winning team.
Aulie is a big man that can skate. He can develop into a solid stay at home blue liner, but will probably never develop into an offensive threat.
The Lightning acquired defenseman Brian Lee from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for defenseman Matt Gilroy.
The 27 year old Gilroy was playing his first season with the Lighting after skating the past two seasons with the New York Rangers. The 2009 Hobey Baker winner posted 17 points in 53 games while averaging 17:36 of ice time per game. Gilroy is in the final year of a contract that pays him $1million and will be an unrestricted free agant on July 1.
Lee was the Senators first round pick in 2005 and the ninth overall pick. He appeared in 35 games this season, overcoming a lower-body injury suffered in January. Lee had a goal and seven assists this year, averaging just over 13 minutes per game. The 24 year old Lee is an impending restricted free agent earning $875,000 a season.
Both Gilroy and Lee are underachievers, but Lee is younger and is an RFA not a UFA next season.
Mike Commodore and Brian Lee are expected to play for Tampa Bay tomorrow night versus Montreal.
*Carter Ashton and Matt Gilroy photographs courtesy of Linda Hamilton.
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About the Author: WB Philp is a published hockey writer who has a built in disdain for Barry Melrose. He covered the Detroit sports teams for many years until he came to his senses and moved to the Sunshine State. He is a true puckhead on a mission from God (Gordie Howe) to make hockey relevant in the south. He lives in Hockey Bay USA and covers the Lightning full time. Did I mention he hates Barry Melrose?