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September 2, 2005
September 11, 2005: Commemoration Activities and Memorials
Each year, FOS11 generates a list of memorial events and commemoration activities occurring around the country in honor of 9/11 and those who were lost. Some events are organized by public officials; others are small ceremonies in communities of families who were directly affected. Below, you'll see our latest list of more than 50 events in 15 states (in alphabetical order by state and then city), in addition to several organizations that are sponsoring activities nationwide. FOS11 will update this list once more and send it out the week before September 11, 2005; in the meantime, check our event calendar for updates.
Send your memorial and commemoration event information (location, time, date, email, phone, etc.) or information about the memorials (location, photos, any "history") to email@example.com and write "9/11 Commemoration Event" in the subject line. You can call us at 212-575-1878 if you prefer to tell us about the event by phone.
StoryCorpsStoryCorps enables you to record your memories of those lost on 9/11 and preserve these stories at the Library of Congress for generations to come. In commemoration of the fourth anniversary of September 11, StoryCorps will have extended hours on September 10 and September 11 at the World Trade Center StoryBooth, located on the concourse level of the PATH Station. This booth will serve as a place where survivors and families of 9/11 victims can come to record their memories and stories. The hours for those days will be from 9:30AM-7:30PM, each interview appointment takes one hour. The StoryBooth at Grand Central Terminal will also be open, operating on a normal schedule. Those who live outside the New York City area are encouraged to rent a storykit (which may be available for free). For information on how to set-up your appointment and more information on how this works, please log on to this password protected website created just for Family Members: www.storycorps.net/wtc. The password is 'remember'. Call 646-723-7025 or email Tracy Serdjenian at firstname.lastname@example.com to make an appointment.
The September ProjectThe September Project is a collection of people, groups, and organizations working to create a day of engagement, a day of conversation, and a day of democracy. All individuals, organizations, and libraries are encouraged to participate and plan events on September 11, on the weekend of September 11, or throughout the month of September. Through talks, roundtables, and performances, people will share ideas about democracy, citizenship, and patriotism. The September Project is devoted to making this happen annually and internationally. To find out more, please visit www.theseptemberproject.org.
Cycling Forward 2005For its 2005 fundraiser, Beyond the 11th will sponsor this bike ride from Ground Zero in NYC to Boston, MA, on Friday, September 9, to Sunday, September 11, 2005. In 2004, they raised over $150,000 and they hope to surpass that this year. All money raised will benefit widows affected by war and terrorism in Afghanistan. Founded by Susan Retik and Patti Quigly, two women who lost their husbands on 9/11, Beyond the 11th offers financial and emotional support to widows who have been affected by the horrors of war and terrorism. In the process, they hope to promote deeper cross-cultural understanding by forging authentic and lasting connections between individuals and communities. Due to popular demand, Beyond the 11th has added lots of riding options to the 2005 fundraiser to accommodate all cycling abilities from the avid cyclist to the recreational rider. You may join them for the entire ride or for part of the way from Ground Zero in NYC to Boston, MA. To register for the event or to learn more about the different cycling options, please visit www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1203691. To learn more about Beyond the 11th, visit www.beyondthe11th.org or call 781-235-2229.
Torches Across AmericaTorches Across America is a motorcycle ride for all American motorcycle riders who want to show their respect to our fellow American's who lost their lives and to the family's who lost their loved ones on that sad morning of September 11, 2001. We are also going to rally support for the men and women in our armed forces. Torches Across America is not a ride for any charity, it is a ride from our hearts and to show our pride for the freedom we have living in this great country. Torches across America will take about a week and will start on the West Coast. You can ride the whole trip, just through your state, or a few miles when it comes in your area. For more information, including ride route, please visit www.torchesacrossamerica.com.
San Francisco -- Run to Remember 9/11The race, which is being presented by Fidelity Investments, benefits 9/11 charities, Team Bingham, and the Tom Burnett Foundation. The race, which will be held on September 11, 2005, at 8:00AM, is intended to honor and remember the victims and heroes of September 11, 2001. Throughout the event, participants will have an opportunity to recall memories, share stories and feelings, and help the world never forget what happened on that important day. The 10K race is open to runners. The 5K race is open to all levels of runners and walkers. Online registration is now available at the Run to Remember Web site at www.r2r911.org. For more information, call the Run to Remember Hotline at 415-409-5900.
San Francisco -- 9/11 Memorial Motorcycle Parade and Fund RaiserIn memory of 9/11 victims, police, firefighters, families and friends, there will be a 9/11 memorial motorcycle parade on Saturday, September 17, 2005. This event is open to all motorcyclists, bikers, police officers, firefighters, EMT's, and Public Servants. Bring your motorcycle, police car, police bike, ambulance or fire truck. There is no registration fee but please be prepared to make a $10 donation to the "SFPD Widows and Orphans Fund" at the beginning of the parade. Participants should meet at Dudley Perkins HD, 123 So.Van Ness, San Francisco, Saturday, September 17, 2005 at noon. Share a moment of silence under the extremely large 50 by 30 foot American flag. This is simply a support ride to show strength, solidarity, and unity against terrorism. For more information, visit http://home.netcom.com/~nitrosmi/parade.htm or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Westport -- Connecticut's 9/11 Living MemorialConnecticut's 9/11 Living Memorial stands as a tribute to the individuals who lost their lives on September 11. Individuals who had lives filled with goals, hopes, and plans for the future. Connecticut's Memorial reflects these endeavors through a creatively designed landscape on the beautiful shores of Long Island Sound. The design incorporates the endurance of granite, the sheltering beauty of trees, and the tranquility of the sea. It offers visitors peace and strength to draw upon in their healing. The Memorial's nine-foot polished granite stone monument reads, "The citizens of Connecticut dedicate this living memorial to the thousands of innocent lives lost on September 11, 2001 and to the families who loved them." Governor Rowland dedicated the Memorial at a solemn one-year anniversary observance in honor of the victims of September 11. Connecticut law now calls for a "Day of Remembrance" on September 11. Annual memorial events are planned at the site, which is located at Sherwood Island State Park, Westport, CT 06880. For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.cthelps.state.ct.us or www.ctwoodlands.org.
IndianaMuncie -- 9/11 Memorial ServiceThere will be a candlelight memorial service on Sunday, September 11, at 6:30PM at the Elm Ridge Memorial Park. The service will include words by a well-known local minister, the sheriff, fire chief, the Director of Indiana Homeland Security, and a choir highlighting the song "Light a Candle," written about 9/11. For more information, contact Carrie Phelps, Director of Community Relations, Indiana Memorial Group at 765-288-5061 or email email@example.com.
KentuckyPaducah -- 9/11 Remembrance and Emergency Worker AppreciationWe will remember the events of 9/11 and honor those who place themselves in harms way to protect us. A retired Colonel will speak and a video tribute to 9/11, our troops and local heroes will be shown. This memorial will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005 at the Lone Oak Church of Christ, 2960 Lone Oak Road, Paducah, KY 42003. For more information, call 270-554-2511 or email email@example.com.
MarylandHancock -- 2nd Annual 9/11 Memorial Car, Truck, and Motorcycle ShowThis event will feature a 9/11 memorial service with patriotic music, police, fire, rescue and military personnel recognition ceremony plus trophies for the top 50 cars, trucks and bikes plus specialty awards. Food and drinks served on site. A memorial service will be held at noon and awards presented at 3:00PM. Admission is $10 day of show. All makes and models are welcome. Bring your American flag and spirit! This event will be held on September 10, 2005, at the gun club grounds in Hancock, MD, off US 40 and MD 144 West. For more information, please visit http://maia58-70.tripod.com/id46.html.
MassachusettsBoston -- Commemoration and Madeline Amy Sweeney Award CeremonyThis event will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at the Massachusetts House Chambers, State House in Boston. At 8:30AM, there will be a Flag Lowering and Moment of Silence at the Massachusetts State House Lawn, Boston, presided over by Governor Mitt Romney. This will be followed at 10AM by the Commemoration Program, which will include a reading of the names of those victims with ties to Massachusetts and will be presided over by Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey. At 10:30AM, the Madeline Amy Sweeney Award for Civilian Bravery will be awarded. At 11:30AM, there will be a luncheon for families only (the other events are open to the public). For more information, contact David Hastings of the Massachusetts 9/11 Fund at 617-482-8150 or email@example.com.
Longmeadow -- First Church September 11 Memorial Service and Volunteer ActivitiesOn September 11, 2005, First Church will once again participate in One Day's Pay, a program that had the idea of establishing September 11 as a day of national service rather than a traditional holiday. The One Day's Pay initiative invites people and organizations to visit www.onedayspay.org to make free, non-binding pledges to engage in personal or organized acts of service of some nature on or around 9/11. As we did last year, First Church is not only endorsing the mission of One Day's Pay, we are also organizing a day of activities with a number of important community service groups with which we have established relationships to allow members and friends an opportunity to directly participate in charitable acts of kindness. The Memorial Service will be from 8:30-9:00AM, followed later by the regular Sunday Worship Service at 10AM. At 9AM and 11AM, there will various opportunities to participate in local charitable and volunteer activities, including Habitat for Humanity, Food Bank, A Better Chance Housing Rebuilding, Council on Aging, blood donations to the Red Cross, and more. Sign up at church on Sunday mornings, or call 413-567-6287, for advance planning purposes.
Natick -- Community ServiceA community service of "Remembrance, Hope and Healing: Let Peace Begin With Me" will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005, 7:00PM at Fisk Memorial United Methodist Church, 106 Walnut Street, Natick, Massachusetts. A reception will follow the service. For more information, call 508-653-1674 or email fiskumc@@aol.com.
Newton -- 4th Annual 9-11 Event to Benefit Operation HomefrontOperation Homefront is holding a benefit concert featuring musical guests James Montgomery, Charlie Farren and Foxpass. The concert will be on Saturday, September 10, 2005, and will be held at The Attic, 107 R. Union Street, Newton Centre, MA 02459. For more information, visit www.operationhomefront.net/southernnewengland or email firstname.lastname@example.com for tickets.
MichiganBattle Creek -- 9/11 MemorialThere will be a 9/11 memorial on Sunday September 11, 2005, from 1:00PM to 5:00PM at Sam's Club, 12737 Cotton Lake Road. For more information, contact Ronda Giese at 269-962-7528, ext. 224 or email email@example.com.
Benton Harbor -- Ride to RememberThere will be a motorcycle ride to honor those lost on 9/11 on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at the Berrien County Red Cross Chapter House, 303 Riverview Drive. The ride will begin at noon (registration begins at 10:00AM). For more information, contact Tom Woltman at 269-925-7456 or Red Cross at 269-927-2288.
New JerseyGreen Brook Township -- 9/11 Memorial DedicationThe Green Brook Township Committee is committed to recognizing September 11 by dedicating a Memorial to this tragic event. This will be constructed entirely from private donations. The 9/11 Memorial will be a contemplative, quiet place where people can escape everyday life and remember those lost that day. It will host a landscaped monument with flowers and benches. The centerpiece of the memorial will be a 9-foot steel beam salvaged from the World Trade Center. The memorial dedication will take place on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at 2:00PM at the Top of the World Park. The memorial will contain the names of all who were lost on that day on bronze plaques mounted on a 40-foot wall. For more information about the memorial, call 732-968-1023, ext. 6602
Monmouth County -- Monmouth County 9/11 Memorial DedicationMonmouth County 9/11 Memorial will be officially dedicated on Sunday September 11, at 2PM at Mt Mitchill in Atlantic Highlands. The memorial is in remembrance of the 148 victims of the WTC and airplane flights who resided in Monmouth County. For more information, visit http://monmouthcounty911memorial.com/index.asp?action=7.
North Wildwood -- CommemorationThe fourth annual commemoration of 9/11 will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at 8:56AM at the North Wildwood City Hall Grounds, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260. For more information, please call 609-522-7722.
Paterson -- Memorial MassThere will be a memorial mass on Saturday, September 10, 2005, at 5:00PM at the Lady of the Valley Church, 630 Valley Road, Wayne, NJ. For more information, contact Diane Silbernagel at 973-333-6795 or email email@example.com.
Piscataway -- Expressions of 9/11 ResilienceJoin "It's for You NJ 9/11" on September 10, 2005, from 10AM-2PM to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Hear inspiring stories from a panel of men and women who represent the many faces of survival. These individuals have used their career and personal life choices as expressions of their resilience. Their stories can be helpful for all of us as we seek ways to move forward in the company of empathetic, inspiring, and forward focused peers. The panel of New Jersey Residents includes: John Gorman, Leslie Hunt, Susan Picarro, Martin Viegas, and Elia Zedeno. Moderated by Theresa Creedon, resilience and change consultant who draws inspiration from her own 9/11 experience. Special live performance by renowned Irish music guitarist Seamus Kelleher. Admission if free but space is limited. RSVP due by September 6. You can RSVP by phone at 1-866-4-U-NJ-911 or by email at email@example.com. This free event includes continental breakfast and light lunch. For more information, please visit our website www.4unj911.org. The event will be held at UMDNJ-University, Behavioral HealthCare, 151 Centennial Ave., Piscataway, NJ 08854.
Red Bank -- Empty Sky…the RisingThis evening-length dance/theatre experience created by internationally known choreographer Bob Boross will have its world premiere at the new Two River Theater in Red Bank, NJ, in six performances from September 7-11, 2005. It is inspired by and performed to a soundtrack of eleven songs from rock legend Bruce Springsteen's 2002, 9/11 influenced release, "The Rising." With its message of compassion, and its promise of an eventual reunion with lost loved ones, "Empty Sky…The Rising" encourages its audience to remember and reflect on the events of 9/11. All performances support The Memorial Project, a lasting tribute to victims and survivors of 9/11, located in Highlands, NJ. Performances are at the newly opened Two River Theater, 21 Bridge Ave, Red Bank, NJ, from September 7-10, 2005, at 8PM and Sunday, September 11, at 3 and 7PM. All seats are $35 and are available from the Two River Theater box office at 732-345-1400, or online at www.trtc.org. For more information, visit www.emptyskytherising.com. For information about The Memorial Project, visit www.memoriaproject.com.
New York City -- World Trade Center Site Memorial Ceremony and RemembranceAt this year's memorial ceremony, the names of the victims killed at the World Trade Center will be read aloud by siblings of the victims during this year's commemoration ceremony at Ground Zero on September 11, 2005. The selection for the reading of names will be determined a lottery. In addition, victims' families will be allowed to descend into Ground Zero and gather at the footprints of the twin towers. The ceremony will conclude at noon, but the site will remain open to family members until 4 p.m. Siblings who wish to read names during the ceremony should call 212-442-8953 or email email@example.com. At sundown, the "Tribute in Light" will return for one night on September 11, in memory of those lost and as a symbol of the spirit of our community. The "Tribute in Light" will be located at a new site this year at West and Morris Streets in Lower Manhattan.
An outline of the commemoration event program is as follows, and more specific details will be released in September approximately one week prior to the event:
Early AMProgram beginsIntroduction of statewide moment of silence
8:46 AMMoment of silence (observance of time first plane struck North Tower)(Houses of worship will toll their bells throughout the City)Introduction of the reading of the names.Siblings begin reading of names in pairs. The names will be read by the siblings of those lost. Each reader will read approximately 14 names. There will be approximately 100 pairs (200 readers) who will continue until all names are read.
8:47 AMFamilies may begin to descend ramp to the lowest level of the site.
9:03 AMMoment of silence (observance of time second plane struck South Tower)Reading of names continues/music resumes
9:59 AMMoment of silence (observance of time of fall of the South Tower)Reading of names continues/music resumes
10:29 AMMoment of silence (observance of time of fall of the North Tower)Reading of names continues/music resumesReading of names concludesTaps performed by two trumpeters (NYPD and FDNY)Final music performanceProgram ends
An all-agency honor guard made up of individuals representing City, State, Federal and non-profit agencies including NYC Fire Department (FDNY), NYC Police Department (NYPD), Port Authority Police Department (PAPD) and representatives of the victim's families will participate in the ceremony.
New York City -- NYC RemembersNYC Remembers will be a week-long observance, beginning Saturday, September 10, 2005, marked by thousands of people throughout the area, along with businesses and other organizations, honoring those who gave so much on 9/11 by giving something back themselves through voluntary expressions of service and charity. One Day's Pay hopes to make NYC Remembers the single largest exhibit of volunteerism and charity in the city's history. For more information, contact David Paine at One Day's Pay at 212-613-4979 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
New York City -- Voices of September 11 Information Forum and Commemorative LuncheonVoices of September 11 invites you to its annual Information Forum and Commemorative Luncheon to mark the Fourth Anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Both events will be held at the Marriott Financial Center Hotel, 85 West Street, New York City adjacent to the WTC site. The Information Forum, which is open to September 11 families, survivors, and rescue workers, will be held on Saturday, September 10, 2005, from 10:00AM to 4:00PM. The Forum will include an opportunity for attendees to meet with various service providers. Panel discussions will be held on related social, psychological, financial and legal issues to help meet the ongoing needs of all those affected by September 11. Again, we will provide break out sessions to connect parents, siblings, adult children, spouses, recovery workers, spouses of recovery workers and extended family members with each other. This year, children's activities will be available during Saturday's Information Forum.
The Commemorative Luncheon for the families of September 11 victims will be held Sunday, September 11, 2005, from 12:00 noon to 3:00PM, immediately following the Commemorative Events. In order to accommodate the large number of family members, we will have two dining rooms. The cost is $35 per adult and $15 per child. Space is limited and reservations are required. An updated schedule of events for both September 10 and 11 will be posted on the VOICES website, www.voicesofsept11.org. Rooms have been reserved at the Marriott Financial Center Hotel at a reduced rate of $179 and are available on a first-come first-served basis. To make reservations call 1-800-228-9290 and ask for the special VOICES rate.
New York City -- September's Mission Evening of RemembranceJoin September's Mission on Friday evening, September 9, 2005, between 8 PM and midnight in remembrance of the 4th Anniversary and for the release of the 2005 9/11 Campaign commemorative poster that recognizes individual and corporate supporters who contributed to the campaign. This semi-formal dinner will take place at TORO Restaurant, 1 Front Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, and will include fine dining, open bar, and music. Donation per person: $75/$100 couple or reserve a table for 6: $500 RSVP by August 31 via telephone at 888.424.4685 or via email at email@example.com. For more information about September's Mission, visit www.septembersmission.org.
New York City -- Interfaith Memorial ServiceThe New York Jewish Healing Center of Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services invites you to join them at the "Interfaith Memorial Service: Remembering Those Who Died on 9/11/01" on Sunday, September 11, 2005, 7:00PM-8:15 PM at Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, 30 West 68th Street, New York City. For more information, please call Rabbi Simkha Y. Weintraub, LMSW, at 212-399-2320 ext. 215.
New York City -- Memorial ConcertThe British Memorial Garden Trust is hosting a memorial concert on Sunday, September 11, 2005, at the New York City Police Museum, 100 Old Slip, New York. Visit www.britishmemorialgarden.org/events.html for more information.
New York City -- Search & Rescue and Service Dog DayJoin Families of September 11 (FOS11) at this event that will recognize heroes of the two- and four-legged variety as well as showcase all kinds of service dogs from guide and therapy to military, customs and companion dogs with an emphasis on Search and Rescue Dogs & Federal Service K-9s. In addition, Chief of Dept FDNY Peter Hayden will be honored as "Firefighter of the Year." The event is hosted by the Bear Search and Rescue Foundation, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization established to provide training, equipping, and transport of both canine and non-canine SAR teams across the country and to provide health care to all search and rescue (SAR) K-9s that worked at Ground Zero and the Pentagon after the 9/11 disaster. The event, which will feature a keynote speech by primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall, will be held at the Intrepid Sea Air & Space Museum, NYC Harbor Pier 86 (46th St.), on September 17, 2005, from 10:00AM-5:00AM. For more information, visit www.bearsearchandrescue.org.
New York City -- America's 9/11 Victims Memorial QuiltAmerica's 9/11 Victim's Memorial Quilt will be on display for the first time in New York to provide families the opportunity to view this extraordinary memorial still under construction. The Memorial Quilt is an ongoing effort which began on 9/4/01, an exemplary mission to preserve the memory, life, and legacy of all heroes lost on 9/11 in a compassionate and dignified way, created by hundreds of citizens across the country. The memorial quilt will be dedicated to all 9/11 families upon completion. The quilt will be shown on September 10-11, 2005, at: Marriott Financial Center, 85 West Street. For more information, visit www.911memorialquilts.com.
New York City -- Forum of Communities for a Resilient FutureWorld Cares Center, Inc. invites you to take part in its September Exchange. This event seeks to pay tribute to the different communities affected by these terrible events. Through group discussions, a family fun day in the park, and other relaxing and rejuvenating activities, we will remember those who were lost in such tragic events. Events will take place from September 9-11, 2005 in New York City. For a complete list of activities, please visit www.worldcares.org. Please RSVP for all activities due to limited space availability to Laura Horowitz by at email@example.com or call 212-563-7570.
New York City -- 9/11 Day of Volunteering: Common Cents Penny HarvestStudents 4-14 across NYC are working to make this city a better place for all. Help Common Cents support their efforts through our annual Penny Harvest. Join us as we put together materials for delivery to over 900 schools: handbooks for teachers, leaflets for parents and penny bags and stickers for students! This will be a fun and informal opportunity where there will be the chance to speak to staff and learn more about our unique program's rich history and promising future. Hosting this event on 9/11 has special significance for the organization. In 2001, days after 9/11, Common Cents was asked by the Mayor to organize the Penny Harvest in all 1000 NYC schools to help students cope with the tragedy and have an outlet for positive action. In the largest student community service experience in the city's history, close to a million students yielded over $900,000: almost 200 tons of pennies! Following the Common Cents curriculum, students formed "Roundtables" to debate how best to distribute these funds to 9/11 relief efforts. We encourage volunteers to help us prepare for 2005's Penny Harvest, which we hope to be the largest ever! We welcome all individuals and small groups who wish to volunteer with us for this opportunity. If you have a group of 10-15 people, we can also accommodate groups on other days in early September. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to schedule or call 212-PENNIES and ask for Jonathan.
New York City -- WTC Survivors' Network Anniversary EventsThe World Trade Center Survivors' Network has organized several events to commemorate the fourth year anniversary of 9/11. Activities take place from September 7-13 in Manhattan and include a creative writing workshop, massage therapy, volunteer opportunities, and more. From 5-8PM on September 8, 2005, there will be the Second Annual Healing Community Concert and Healing Art Exposition at St. Andrew's, with a fundraiser supporting the American Red Cross in their efforts to assist the victims of Hurricane Katrina. The art from those who participated in Janice Cilento's Healing Art Workshop will be shown. A remembrance barbeque will be held on Saturday, September 10, 2005, from 6:00PM to 9:00PM at 500 West 56th Street. An anniversary luncheon will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005, from 12:00PM to 6:00PM at St. Andrews' Church, 20 Cardinal Hayes Place. Post-Ceremony reflections with St. Vincent's WTC Healing Services will take place on Sunday, September 11, 2005, from 12:00PM to 2:00PM at St. Andrew's Church, 20 Cardinal Hayes Place. For a complete list of activities and a sign up sheet, please call Tania Head at 917-733-1649, firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.survivorsnet.org.
New York City -- A Day of Remembrance for AllOn Friday, September 9, from 10AM-3PM, Columbia University's Resiliency Program will be hosting a day of events in remembrance of the anniversary of the attacks on September 11, 2001. Children can enjoy crafts and music while adults can learn techniques for handling stress and talk about ways to keep connected with family and friends. All activities are free and refreshments will be served. The events will be held at 707 W 171st Street, Suite East, Ground Floor, between Haven Ave. and Ft. Washington Ave. For more information, please call 212-781-1046. Hablamos Español: Llámenos si quiere mas información, 212-781-1105.
New York City -- Second Annual Healing Community Concert and Art ExpositionThere will be a healing concert and art exposition on Thursday, September 8, 2005, from 5:00PM to 8:00PM at St. Andrew's Church, 20 Cardinal Hayes Place at Police Plaza. For more information, call 212-346-2582.
New York City -- Launch of "On the Ground after September 11: Mental Health Responses and Practical Knowledge Gained"This event will take place on Friday, September 9, 2005, from 1:30PM to 5:00PM at the Schimmel Auditorium at Pace University Downtown Manhattan, 1 Pace Plaza. For more information, contact Yael Danieli at 212-737-8524 or email email@example.com.
New York City -- 9/11 Commemoration Artwork ReceptionThere will be a reception for donation and installment of artwork in commemoration of 9/11 on Friday, September 9, 2005, 6:00PM at Bellevue Hospital, Chapel Hall, 462 First Avenue. For more information, contact James Saunders at 212-562-4516.
New York City -- Forum on Immigration and Employment Post 9/11The forum will take place on Saturday, September 10, 2005, 3:00PM at RACCOON Space, 43-32 22nd Street, Suite 301, Long Island City, NY. For more information call 718-784-9121 or 646-275-2142 or visit http://www.balkansnet.org/prostor.html.
New York City -- Windows on the World Workers' MemorialThis event will take place on Sunday, September 11, 2005, 8:30AM at Hudson River Park, Pier 26. For more information, contact Saru Jayaraman at 212-343-1771 or email email@example.com.
North CarolinaHickory -- Memorial ServiceThere will be a memorial service down in Hickory, North Carolina on September 11, 2005. If anyone would like more information, please contact Dorothy Tracchi at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at 732-297-0759.
OhioMedina -- 9/11 Ride to PentagonThere will be a motorcycle ride to the Pentagon to honor those lost on September 11. This ride will be held on Friday, September 9, 2005, at 8:00AM to Sunday, September 11, 2005. Participants will ride from Medina, OH, to Washington, DC. For more information contact either Angelo Carile at 440-376-1500 or John "KIKS" Kikol at 440-327-6966, email@example.com.
OregonCorvallis -- 9/11 Memorial Tapestry and ConcertThe tragedy of September 11, 2001, is a moment in history most of us will not forget. To many artists from around the world, the emotions of this time have taken on texture, shape, and color as they participate in creating a collaborative art piece. This piece, called the 9/11 Memorial Tapestry, was conceived by a Pasadena tapestry weaver, Monique Lehman. The piece has been traveling around the world and has been shown all over the United States and in Italy and Poland. From August 18 to September 17, 2005, this traveling exhibit will be on display in the Main Gallery of ArtCentric, home of Corvallis Arts Center in Corvallis, Oregon. ArtCentric is its first Northwest venue, thanks in large part to the Corvallis Handweavers and Spinners Guild. On Sunday, September 11, 2005, at 4:00PM, ArtCentric will present a musical performance by the a cappella group Absolute and special guests. Their performance will include an original song, written by member Julie Williams, which was inspired by the images of September 11. Call 541-754-1551 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
PennsylvaniaLower Makefield -- 9/11 Remembrance ServiceA remembrance service will be held on Sunday, September 11, 2005. There will be a reading of 9-11 victims' names, patriotic hymns, prayers and special readings from 8:46 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Arise! 2005…A day to remember and renew will be from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. at the Woodside Presbyterian Church, 1667 Edgewood Road, Yardley. Remembrance lights will be visible from 8:00 – 11:00pm on September 9, 10, and 11 at the Garden of Reflection Memorial Park, Woodside Road, Lower Makefield, PA. For more information, visit www.9-11memorialgarden.org.
Lower Makefield -- Second Annual 9-11 Memorial Golf ClassicThe Garden of Reflection is dedicated to the 17 Bucks County residents and will honor the 3000 victims who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. The Garden will be a place where one can visit a living testimony of hope and courage, a place to renew a promise to move forward with strength and joy, building a quality life for family, community, country and the world. Created on the edge of land that is preserved in perpetuity, and surrounded by fields where children will play, the Garden of Reflection celebrates new beginnings. This second annual 9/11 Memorial Golf Classic will help fund the Garden of Reflection. This event is sponsored by Sovereign Bank and will be held on Monday, September 26, 2005, at the Makefield Highlands Golf Club, 1418 Woodside Road, Lower Makefield, PA 19067. For more information, visit www.makefieldhighlandsgolf.com or call 215-321-7000. For information on the Garden of Reflection, visit www.9-11MemorialGarden.org.
Mont Alto -- Penn State Mont Alto September 11 Memorial PlantingThe Forestry Club wanted to honor the tragic events of 9/11 in the form of a living memorial. These trees were dedicated in memory of lives lost and there is nothing quite like it on campus. The planting is special because it was initiated by a student group and the plants selected were chosen to offer a bloom all year long. The diversity of the plants represents that lives were lost all over the world. The Forestry Club intends to hold a ceremony on the anniversary of 9/11 each year at 1 Campus Drive, Mont Alto, Pennsylvania, 17237. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Shanksville -- Flight 93 Memorial ChapelA FOS11 member asked us to remind families as they travel this summer to please include the Chapel when they go to the Shanksville crash site. She writes, "The Rev Al Macherino has done a most wonderful job in restoring an old building to a glorious monument for the 40 on Flight 93; my only daughter among them." Visit www.Flt93memorialchapel.org or call 814-444-1935, 814-444-8339 for more information.
Washington, DC9/11 Ride to PentagonThere will be a motorcycle ride to the Pentagon to honor those lost on September 11. This ride will be held on Friday, September 9, 2005, at 8:00AM to Sunday, September 11, 2005. Participants will ride from Medina, OH, to Washington, DC. For more information contact either Angelo Carile at 440-376-1500 or John "KIKS" Kikol at 440-327-6966, email@example.com.
Our Voices Together Launch EventOur Voices Together invites all 9/11 families to its launch event on September 11, 2005, in Washington, DC. A new non-profit, non-partisan organization, Our Voices Together strives to enhance the efforts of families and friends of people directly affected by terrorism as they engender some good out of tragedy. Our Voices Together uses our collective voices and resources to support and encourage worthwhile international projects, foster goodwill and promote understanding. In so doing, we provide one way of honoring those who have lost their lives to terrorist acts. We partner with non-profits working in the areas of international development, education, and interfaith dialogue. Our online Virtual Gift Shop raises funds for international projects specifically chosen to honor the lives of loved ones. For more information or for details on the launch event, please visit the www.ourvoicestogether.org or call 202-223-0080.
Freedom WalkThe America Supports You Freedom Walk is an event on September 11 that allows citizens the opportunity to remember the victims of September 11, honor our veterans past and present, and celebrate our freedom. The event is being held on September 11, 2005, beginning at 10AM at the Pentagon South parking lot. The walk begins near the Pentagon crash site, crossing Arlington National Cemetery, passing several National memorials, and concluding adjacent to the National Mall and Reflecting Pool with an America Supports You concert by country superstar singer and songwriter Clint Black. For more information about this event, please visit www.asyfreedomwalk.com. The Freedom Walk is free and open to anyone who registers. Registration closes at 10AM on Friday, September 9, 2005. There will be no on-site registrations the day of the event.
United in Memory 9/11 Victims Memorial QuiltThe United in Memory 9/11 Victims Memorial Quilt will be on exhibit for the first time ever in Washington, DC. The 16,000 square foot quilt, a global undertaking of more than 3000 volunteers in 18 countries, is dedicated to the victims of September 11, 2001. Each and every victim of the attacks on the World Trade Center Towers I and II, the Pentagon, and the passengers and crew of American Airlines Flights 11 and 77 and United Airlines Flights 93 and 175 has been memorialized. The quilt stretches more than a quarter of a mile long and will be on display at George Washington University's Charles E. Smith Athletic Center, 600 22nd Street, NW, Washington, DC 20037-2727, on Friday, September 9, 2005, through Sunday, September 11, 2005, from 11AM to 5PM with a VIP Opening Ceremony for survivors, family and friends of victims and survivors, dignitaries, and the press on the evening of Thursday, September 8, 2005 (time to be determined). If you plan to attend the VIP Opening, please RSVP to email@example.com with who will be attending as well as the number of guests you will be bringing. In addition, if family members want a picture or something in writing added to their loved one's block, they should bring it with them to the exhibit (please contact Kim at email@example.com). For any further questions, please visit the website at www.unitedinmemory.net or call 562-391-1080. The exhibit is free to the public.


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Winter days, whether cold or warm, welcome a fine hike on one of Redlands' Heritage Trails, more than 20 miles of urban and rural trails scattered throughout Redlands.
Casual and serious hikers, mountain bicyclists and equestrians regularly enjoy using the many miles of natural-surface and paved pathways.
With an agreement with the city of Redlands and with the help of many volunteers, the Redlands Conservancy maintains Redlands' public trails by clearing weeds, picking up trash, marking with signs and promoting with trails maps and special events.
While the trails are not yet connected to one another as might happen when the Emerald Necklace is fully realized, they do take Redlands residents and visitors into a variety of habitat, from riparian to historic park, from warehouse district to canyon lands.
Trail maintenance is a persistent requirement, especially to repair damage from careless trail users.
Two years ago, an Eagle Scout candidate, Joseph Harris-Lesh, installed a series of wooden barriers on the Oakmont Trails in an effort to persuade users to stay on the trail rather than take a shortcut across a switchback. Shortcuts leave a path for runoff water to follow, causing erosion and undermining the trail.
Every Leave-No-Trace Scout knows the primary rule is to stay on the trail. Still, bicyclists, hikers and equestrians are known to circumvent the barriers.
"Two years ago, a long wet storm caused severe damage to the Oakmont Trails," said Sherli Leonard, Redlands Conservancy executive director. "The trail is built on very unstable soil in some spots, and when trail users start making their own pathways, they threaten the future existence of this trail. It would be such a shame if we had to close that trail someday in the future because it had been undermined."
Another rural trail and wild space has incurred recent damage by motorcyclists making their own trails. Leonard cites Redlands City Ordinance No. 68700, which says, "No motorized vehicles are permitted off road in Redlands."
"That means, no motorcycles, no quads, no trucks, no anything with a motor," Leonard said. "Damage caused by motorcycles is almost permanent. In places in the Badlands east of Moreno Valley, the motorcycle scars on the hillsides are still visible after more than a decade."
At a recent guided hike at the San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary, Leonard and guests noted fresh motorcycle tracks traveling up and over a small hill. Leonard said runoff water will follow the tracks downhill and start a series of erosive actions to add to the existing damage.
Nearby, an unauthorized bicycle path is setting up its own erosion scenario.
Preventing trail damage results in preserving trails for all legitimate trail users. Leonard urged all Redlanders to hook up with one of the Heritage Trails and to be responsible so the trails can be enjoyed for decades to come.
For more information about the Redlands Heritage Trails Alliance, visit redlandsconservancy.org or call 909-389-7810.
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Artie, the Strongest Man in the World is a character on the television show The Adventures of Pete & Pete, played by Toby Huss. He was Little Pete's "personal superhero". He appeared in the specials, shorts, and first two seasons of the series, as well as the two five-minute Pete & Pete short films "The Artie Workout" and "Staremaster" which appear on the "Classic Petes" and "School Dazed" Pete & Pete videos, respectively. Artie's "costume" consisted of a red-and-blue striped long-sleeved shirt and red form-fitting pants. He also wore glasses. According to the Pete & Pete short "Artie, the Strongest Man... in the World!", his shirt is made of 60% titanium and 40% cotton. As for his place of residence in Wellsville, Artie resided in a "porta-house" that very closely resembled a portable toilet.
The origin of Artie and how he became Little Pete's own personal superhero was never explained on the show. However, from dialogue in the episode "Farewell My Little Viking", it can be inferred that Artie goes around helping kids who need him.
Artie has aided Little Pete in many of his exploits, including his attempt to break the world record for staying awake. Some of Artie's other notable doings include moving the entire Hickle house one inch and helping Little Pete beat up the Atlantic Ocean as punishment for allowing summer to end.
The character of Artie was originally created by Huss for one of his No Shame Theatre comedy routines.


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INL»EX Nel/vs Around Indian Country 2 Newvs Briefs 3 Coifnmentary/Editorials/Voices 4 Smloke Signals of Upcoming Events 5 Classifieds 6,7 Court rules in favor of Nez Perce jurisdiction pg2 New book on Dakota culture offers contest, prizes pg3 Author Louise Erdrich opens Minneapolis bookstore pgi Last in series Final interview transcript on Aquash murder pg5 Cook, Pemberton win Red Lake, Redby tribal council seats. Ponemah tied pgi r-| <f 4 ok, Pemberton wWn Red Lake, Rjidby tribal council seats But Ponemah race tied By Julie Shortridge Fabian "Nickel" Cook beat challenger Gerald "Butch" Brun for District Representative in the Red Lake district. Allen D. Pemberton won over Preston Graves in the open Redby seat. Finishing in a tie for the Ponemah District Representative seat were incumbent Bruce W. Stillday, Sr. and challenger Rudy W. Johnson. Each received 214 votes. The Red Lake Tribal elections for the three district representative seats in Red Lake, Redby and Ponemah were held Mon., July 24 for the St. Paul/Minneapolis area, and Wed., July 26 forthe reservation. Results were certified the afternoon of July 27. The May 17 election narrowed the field in tlie three districts from 16 candidates, to two in each district. A fourth district, Little Rock, elected their representative at the May 17 election when Lawrence Bedeau was the only candidate to receive 50% ofthe vote or more, thereby avoiding last week's run-off election. Bedeau received 141 votes over Michael F. Beaulieu's 94 votes, and Mary M. Sumner's 46 votes; 140 constituted 50% ofthe vote in that race. Cootand Stillday were incumbents while the Redby District contest Was an open race to succeed Councilor Larry Dudley, who did not seek reelection. Red Lake Treasurer Dan King was quoted in the Bemidji Pioneer as saying the tie vote presents a legal quandary, "as there is nothing in the tribal constitution to deal with tie votes." King reportedly doubts that a recount would give different results, saying the General Election Board generally counts ballots two or three times as it is, before certifying results. The Tribal Council planned to meet July 1 with the two candidates to decide where to go next. According to reports in the Bemidji Pioneer, op- . is mentioned, some perhaps tongue-in-cheek, include a coin toss, foot race between Stillday and Johnson, or a second run-off election. "The best option is probably another run-off," King was quoted as saying. "But I don't know ifthey want to go through another ninoff- it can be emotionally and financially draining." If there is another run-off election, it could be two to three months away, including time for contesting the July 26 election and posting for a new election. All the positions are for four-year terms. The tribe's reservation-wide offices of chairman, treasurer and secretary will be before voters May 2002 when each district's second representative will also be up for election to the 11-member Tribal Council. The results of this week's elections are: Red Lake man practices art of birch bark construction RED LAKE: Fabian "Nickel" Cook 486 Gerald "Butch" Brun 458 REDBY: Allen D. Pemberton 281 Preston Graves 219 PONEMAH: Rudy W. Johnson 214 Bruce W. Stillday 214 By Charmaine Barranco Bemidji Pioneer RED LAKE, Minn. -Sitting outside under the trees along tlie shore of Fuller's Lake, Roger Neadeau carefully threaded one ofhis latest birch bark creations. "It's all about patience," he said slowly. "With patience and perseverance a person can accomplish a great deal." Neadeau, who taught himself the art of birch bark construction, recently imparted his knowledge ofthe age-old tradition at Kelliher School. For nearly a decade, Neadeau has constructed baskets, small canoes and picture frames using birch bark. "It took me a few years to get the hang of it," he said. "But I learned from looking at pieces of birch bark work in different shops. I figured out what everything was and then I just started trying it. I didn't have anyone to teach me." Neadeau estimates there are fewer than 10 people in tlie Red Lake area who are well-versed in the art. Just why the art is dying out, he said is somewhat ofa mystery. "It's kind ofa slow process," he said, shrugging. "Like 1 said, it takes patience, and with persistence a person will eventually get it. When they do. they will find birch bark constniction to be a peaceful experience." For Neadeau, it is also a return to nature. Besides birch bark. Neadeau uses pieces of basswood willow and spruce roots he finds in the woods near his Red Lake home. The process, he said, begins with collecting bark from area trees. To be used effectively the bark must be Photo Credit: Charmaino Barranco, Bemidji Pioneer Roger Neadeau, who will teach classes at Kelliher School, works on one of his birch bark creations at his home near Red Lake. flattened. Clothespins are then used to form each piece and hold it together. Small holes are then punched in the sides, readying each piece for threading. Bringing out a few ofhis creations and setting them on a table. Neadeau expbined that birch bark art has been in existence for thousands of years. . "It's been here as long as we've been here," he said pointing at one ofthe baskets. "This (birch bark) was all they used before they had ceramic plates. They used to cook in these baskets. They made them watertight by putting pitch from spruce trees and jack pine on the baskets and sealing them with heat." Teaching classes on the art of birch bark construction and sharing its history. Neadeau said, will hopefully usher in its return. "It's a connection to the past that shouldn't be broken." he said. "It should be continued and enjoyed for generations to come" Sundance 2000 to be held at Red Lake despite controversy Excerpted from Michael Barrett Red Lake Tribal newspaper On June 28. 2000. Red Lake Tribal Treasurer. Dan King, received a fax from Clyde Bellecourt, Executive rector of the Peacemakers Center in Minneapolis and American Indian Movement founder, requesting Treasurer King to "please see that all council members receive the fax. Sundance should be allowed, but without non-Indians." The letter fixed was directed to Chainnan Bobby Vv lute feather and all tribal council members. "I'm writing this letter and praying," Bellecourt stated in the letter, "that the Red Lake Tribal (buncil will take whatever action is necessary to protect its sovereignty, and put a stop lo travesty and desecration of our lifelong tra- CI\ Ol tllC NuiKkllkV . iiLl to t.ike place July 7-18,2000, within the boundaries ofthe Red Lake Nation. I have discussed this issue with traditional Elders and spiritual leaders of both the Sundance way of life and the \lediw iw'in ofthe Anishinabe, and let me assure everyone that (here is no such prophesy ofthe lour races of man com- SUNDANCE fopg. 6 Comment period begins for casino in Hudson Excerpted from Pat Doyle Star Tribune HUDSON, WIS. —After five years of spending, accusations and investigations, tlie battle between gambling developers who want to build a casino in Hudson and their opponents has reached a pivotal stage. The U.S. Department ofthe Interior on July 31 gave the public 30 days to comment on the impact of converting 55 acres at St. Croix Meadows dog track into an Indian reservation for a tribal casino. The comment period, running Aug. 1-30, will pit the upbeat predictions of the developers against warnings of opponents who say tlie casino would become the biggest in the Midwest and V O 1 C E o t he People web page: www.press-on.net American Press # -te«< 'Ojibwe News We Support Equal Opportunity For All People A weekly publication. Copyright, Native American Press, 2000 Founded in 1988 Volume 12 Issue 41 August 4, 2000 "Mission Mini Workers" cleanup ditches Photo Credit: Cass Lake Times A group of Leech Lake youth, who identified themselves as the Mission Mini Workers, were busy cleaning the Mission area roads and ditches recently. Pictured, in front, is James Raisch. In back, are Marya Jenkins, Christopher Romero, David Dioulliard, Edward Romero, Natasha Bowstring, Samantha Bowstring and Autumn Bowstring. Red Lake DNR will likely recommend closed moose hunting season for 2000 would be a nuisance. The casino developers the Florida owner ofthe track m partnership with three \\ isconsin Indian tribes — say their project wouldn't be out of place in a city that is a rapidly growing neighbor ofthe Twin Cities. Municipal services "were designed to accommodate the kind of facility being proposed," said gaiashkibos, chairman ofthe Lac Courte Oreilles, one of tlie three tribes seeking tlie casino. The debate will help determine whether Interior gives the tribes, whose reservations are 80 to 200 miles from Hudson, rare permission to create a res- ervation for gambling. Congress in 1988 prohibited Interior from creating gambling reservations far from rcserva- HUDSON to pg. 8 Author Louise Erdrich opens bookstore in Minneapolis Birchbark Books showcases Native art Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS —Author Louise Erdrich has opened an independent bookstore. Called Birchbark Books, Herbs, and Native Arts, the store " is a community endeavor. This store has been a family, ncighboriiood project all the'way around, " Erdrich said. "In a sense, this needed to be here in this city, which may have the largest concentration of urban Natives in the United States," she said. "In other bookstores, only small sections would be Native books. Here we don't segregate our books. Indian books here are not ghettoized." Erdrich .has written several books, including "The Antelope Wife," "Love Medicine," 'The Blue Jay's Dance," and 'Tracks." Erdrich's husband, author Michael Dorris, killed himself in New Hampshire on April 11, 1997. Birchbark Books is also a retail outlet for Peta Wakan Tipi, a local alcohol recovery program. Revenues from herb sales go directly to Peta Wakan Tipi to continue its support of Native gardens, elders and traditional healers. Dorris was the author of several acclaimed novels, including "The Broken Cord," an account of adopted son Abel's struggle with fetal alcohol syndrome. Excerpted from Michael Barrett Red Lake Tribal newspaper In a report authored by Jay T. Huseby, Wildlife Biologist for Red Lake's DNR, they will most likely approach the Red Lake Tribal Council in July to recommend a moratorium on moose hunting for Red Lake lands during the 2000 big game season. According to the report, winter surveys conducted within the reservation, as well as reduced hunter harvest and moose sightings, indicate declines in overall moose numbers and local moose reproduction since 1994. Similar surveys conducted throughout northwestern Minnesota documented declines in the entire regional population and have prompted closure ofthe state's moose hunting season since 1997. The Minnesota DNR and Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge are currently conducting research to identify possible causes for this decline. In this study, initiated in 1995, 152 moose (101 cows and 51 calves) were equipped with radio collars and monitored. Seventy-eight (78) radio- marked animals have died during tlie study, with disease, parasites and/or starvation accounting for over 70% ofall deaths. Sixteen percent ofthe calves that had died were depredated- by bear or wolves. Although the Minnesota DNR has not allowed hunter harvest since photo credit: Pictures Now 1997, numbers throughout northwestern Minnesota continue to decline, suggesting factors other than hunting are negatively impacting populations ... but continued hunting will delay and may prevent recovery. Shunned Indians plan tribal takeover in California Author Louise Erdrich By Brian Melley Associated Press TABLE MOUNTAIN RANCHERIA, Calif. — Joe Casillas and his siblings want to go home to tlie American Indian reservation they left 32 years ago, before a cash-flush casino is built on land their family once owned. The Casillas and 115 other disenfranchised tribal members had planned to take over the Table Mountain Rancheria and possibly shut down the casino August 1. But the action was put on hold when a tribal leader offered to meet with the estranged faction for the first time in years. Robbie Castro, one ofthe tribal leaders, said it was time to talk. "I want to face my accusers because I've done nothing wrong to you," he said. "I don't know if things were done incorrectly. We've been working to change things." A small band of Mono and Ghukchansi Indians still living on the small reservation that regained federal recognition in 1983. They set up a constitution recognizing those who had been living continuously on the rancheria nestled in the Sierra foothills about 20 miles northeast of Fresno. It was one of many cawed out in the early 1900s for homeless Indians. But after losing federal recognition, in the 1950s, many members deserted the parched land to find work. "We didn' t move off to move off, we just moved off to work. We had to eat, " said Larry Lewis, whose father was a tribal chainnan before the family moved away to become loggers. Lewis, 57, living on disability pay in a dilapidated trailer without a phone or electricity, said he applied to rejoin, but his efforts have been met with silence. Tribal lawyers have said none ofthe disenfranchised group took advantage of an open enrollment period in 1981. The Bureau oflndian Affairs rarely intervenes in these matters, and says tribal councils can decide who is a member. , The disenfranchised families formed the Coalition ofthe Original Descendants of Table Mountain Rancheria three years ago. On July 18, the group of about 120 — twice the size ofthe voting membership recognized on the rancheria — voted to oust all five tribal councilors. Some opponents say tlie coalition is making a greedy dash for casino money. It's unclear how much is at stake financially. Coalition members say voting members get $168,000 a year. Nationwide, the Indian gaming industry earns $9.6 billion a year from 309 casinos in 28 states, according to the National Indian Gaming Commission. m MgUggHM
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Federal employees who don't pay taxes would be fired under new bill
Citing figures indicating that more than 100,000 federal employees owe more than $1 billion in federal taxes, a House committee on Wednesday approved legislation that would require the firing of government workers who are "seriously tax delinquent."
The legislation, introduced by Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz, advanced through the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. It now has to pass the full House to be implemented into law.
"Most taxpayers file accurate tax returns and pay the taxes they owe on time, regardless of their income," Chaffetz, a Republican, said during the hearing Wednesday. "Federal employees and individuals applying for federal employment should do the same."
The Federal Employee Tax Accountability Act of 2013 requires the termination of employment for tax delinquent federal employees, while also prohibiting the hiring of new federal employees with a substantial amount of delinquent tax debt.


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'Now, with the Sabres roster suddenly depleted by injuries, Pominville is making the most of his added responsibilities. He's playing the point on the power play and last weekend was elevated to a regular spot on Buffalo's top line, centered by Briere. How's that for a player whom the Sabres — handcuffed by a glutted roster — were forced to place on waivers before the start of the season, hoping no one would claim him.'
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Congratulations on your upcoming weddin! I'd suggest icing and decorating your cake completely with royal icing because it dries completely hard and travels very well. You can do this several weeks in advance. Just keep the dried, finished cake covered completey (maybe with a disposable table cloth or garbage bags) to keep it free of dust or other debris.


text: Lots of people would not go out alone if their friends canceled on them. They would just stay in and wait until the next day. Amanda Bynes has no such inhibitions and has been spotted at NYC clubs all week by herself. Just a sad and lonely figure in barely there clothing hoping to be noticed until you do and then she bails. She has also no problems with smoking pot anywhere she goes in NYC and was in a pharmacy and was smoking a joint while she smeared lipstick all over her face until she looked like a clown. Presumably she is ready for her closeup Mr. DeMille. How is that fashion line going Amanda?


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Miley Cyrus is putting the power of sexual suggestion back to work in a new video for her song "Wrecking Ball." Just weeks after her raunchy stage show at the MTV Video Music Awards, Miley has unveiled a new video that shows her snaking around in the nude atop a chain-suspended wrecking ball and suggestively licking a sledgehammer.
Images also include the smashing of walls surrounding Miley and an opening shot of the 20-year-old former Disney star looking straight into the camera with a single tear streaming down her face.
"Wrecking Ball" is the second single to be released from Miley's upcoming fourth studio album Bangerz, due out on October 4th. It's been described as a "heartbroken counterpoint" to the album's party-centric first single, "We Can't Stop." Check out the video below, but be warned: you can't see everything, but she is most certainly nude for portions of the video.


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My friends and I are going to be in our lolita dresses Saturday of the convention!
I'm going as a Sweet Lolita~ cupcakes...YUM! Hahahaha!
Any other lolitas going to ACen 2011?
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A fire damaged an abandoned Adelanto home Sunday.
San Bernardino County firefighters came to the 10000 block of Bartlett Avenue at 3:10 p.m. and saw heavy smoke coming from the residence, fire officials said.
Firefighters entered the home, while other personnel got on the roof and cut holes to ventilate the fire.
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pi = sqrt(12) * (1 - 1/(3*3) + 1/(5*3^2) - 1/(7*3^3) + ... )
I am teaching myself through the interactive 'How to Think Like A Computer Scientist' online textbook and so far we have not been introduced to if statements or anything beyond very basic functions (accumulator pattern, drawing multiple shapes with turtles etc) so knowing what I know (the problem before this used the Leibniz approximation and in the book solution they set it up in this general way) here's what I tried :
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import math
def madhavapi (n):
""" Give an approximation for pi using the Madhava method out to n iterations """
sign = 1 # First term positive
denominator = 1 # First term 1 = 1/1
series = 0
for i in range (n):
series = series + (sign/denominator)
sign = sign * -1 # Alternate sign of terms as in approximation
denominator = (denominator + 2) * 3
madhavapi = math.sqrt(12) * series
return madhavapi
n = int(input('How many iterations should the Madhava method go through? '))
result = madhavapi(n)
print('An approximation for pi using', n, 'Madhava method iterations is', result)
Because the Wiki article mentions that 21 terms used in the approximation gives pi accurately out to 11 decimal places, 21 seemed like a natural number to try for n. Using that as my input I get the following output:
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How many iterations should the Madhava method go through? 21
An approximation for pi using 21 Madhava method iterations is 3.1592915113695215
So far when I've made an error in a calculation on a practice problem it has been glaringly obvious (negative numbers, answers off by a factor of 10 or more, etc), but this result is sorta kinda close. Maybe a rounding error? Honestly I've been out of school for several years now and my math hasn't been kept as sharp as I'd like it to be. It may just be one of those things where I've stared at it for far too long and just need to step away for a bit.. which I'm definitely going to do after I post this, haha.
Any insight on whatever dumb mistake I've made would be most welcome.. thank you very much!
EDIT: Okay, well just going over things after coming back from dinner, I gather that it's definitely my denominator statement. The first trial works, ending up with the correct 1/9.... but then the second trial gives 1/33 (9+2 is 11 * 3 is 33) when it should yield 1/45.. so that's where the extra bit is coming from I guess. Time to start playing.


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Cacti is good, so is Ntop. You'll need hardware that supports SNMP to be able to graph traffic flows. Getting managed hardware is normally out of the price range for your normal home network though.
I want to write something which monitors internet usage and emails it to me. I know that there are plenty of these programs available for download but I am more interested in how it all works than actually using it. If anyone can give me some direction it would be much appreciated. Google yields a lot of commercial results, which are not very fruitful to this particular endeavor. Many thanks.
Cacti is good, so is Ntop. You'll need hardware that supports SNMP to be able to graph traffic flows. Getting managed hardware is normally out of the price range for your normal home network though.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
First note that I fully support what streaker has said, however I am not closed to the idea of re-inventing the wheel to learn or re-iterate an issue. It's a good method of learning.
So, two tips:
1. iptables matches packet counts to rules if you do it right. You can poll these out if you like (I've done this previously).
2. A more accurate option is to crack open a (perl) script that sniff's the interface and logs the size of each packet, source/dest and ports. I've also done this but it proved to be overkill, the packet-logger above was just as useful.
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
Ok so my first goal is simply keeping track of websites visited (much like the big brother software some parents use to monitor children). I have found some info on .dat files storing this information even after history is deleted. Has anyone ever tried mining these files to accomplish this? Obviously it's not nearly as dynamic or accurate as packet monitoring, but it has piqued my interest. Thank you for the responses by the way; I have looked into both presented solutions and found intriguing information.


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Thread: Gis For Jake Staniszewski
11/27/2013 10:14am, #16
Gis For Jake Staniszewski
Hey Bullies,
I'm starting a fundraiser to benefit my instructor, Mark Stan. As some of you know, Marks' son, Jake, has been battling a rare and aggressive form of pediatric cancer. To make matters worse, Mark lost his younger brother Mike to a heart attack last week at the age of 38. These are tough times for the Stanizewski family.
As part of the fundraising efforts, I'll be raffling off a bunch of gis at the FB page below:
First up is a brand new Shoyoroll batch 24 in size A2!
Please spread the word!
11/27/2013 2:49pm, #2--
Nice of you. I have no use for another Gi. But if you raffle some knives or stick or something like that, post on here and I'll check it out.Combatives training log.
Gezere: paraphrase from Bas Rutten, Never escalate the level of violence in fight you are losing. :D
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Pavel Tsatsouline: kettlebell workouts give you cardio without the dishonour of aerobics.
11/27/2013 3:09pm, #31
Thanks Diesel, like the idea!
Will let you know if we do any!
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12/01/2013 3:03pm, #4
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Just tell me where I can go to donate some money. I'm strapped as I'm going through a divorce, but I'll do what I can. I know Mark and I trained at his place for about a month before I got orders to move to Texas.
12/01/2013 5:32pm, #5
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It was called "Combat Judo" back then.
12/01/2013 8:11pm, #62
I don't do Facebook and don't need another gi at this time.
If you can provide a PayPal or other method I'd like to help out. Young man is 15 months old.
Looking at https://www.facebook.com/GisForJake/app_18015191938 the campaign has paused and not currently accepting donations. The PayPal icon there did not take me anywhere.
Campaign paused. Sorry, we're not currently accepting contributions.
This is something the BS community could get behind. We have nearly 210,000 members now. It wouldn't take much to help reach that $5k goal.
12/02/2013 9:23am, #7--
Thanks for the support and please keep Jake in your thoughts and prayers!
12/03/2013 1:27am, #81
Oh holy ****,
I see you're in NY.
Young man's cancer ain't gonna wait while the powers that be consider a license to help another. **** em and I mean that with all my lowly heart.
You give some contact information, private or otherwise, and we'll do our best to make this happen.
Paypal or otherwise,
You want to have checks sent directly, you give the name to and destination.
12/13/2013 11:35am, #92
The BJJ4LIFE site is up and running @ www.bjj4life.org
After numerous calls to Paypal and the New York State Attorney General's office, we are cleared to accept payments via Paypal!
For those of you that previously entered the raffle for the Shoyoroll Batch 24, feel free to re-enter at the new site. There's also a badass mouthguard that was donated by the folks over at Gladiator Guards (the same company that makes the Lebron James "Fang" mouthguard).
Over the next few days I'll be adding some more items to raffle off. Should have a few more gis up over the weekend!
Thank you all for the support and let's do everything we can to help out Jake!
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e/merge 2012 – Open to Change was the fourth virtual conference on educational technology in Africa and built on the e/merge conferences in 2004, 2006 and 2008. e/merge 2012 took place online from 9 – 20 July 2012. The conference was primarily designed to share good practice and knowledge about educational technology innovation within the further and higher education sectors in the region, as well as to strengthen communities of researchers and practitioners.
In African universities educational technologists and educators who teach with technology are confronted with rapid and persistent changes including policy and institutional change, improving infrastructure and bandwidth, disruptive technologies, emerging digital practices and pedagogies, expanded use of mobile and social media,and the rise of the open education and open research movements. e/merge 2012 focuses primarily on how the use of educational technology in African universities is responding to (and sometimes anticipating) profound changes in the environment experienced by university management, educational technologists, educators and students.
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A couple is suing the Utah Highway Patrol and the Beaver County Sheriff's Office for releasing an elderly driver who caused a head-on crash.
Hours before the crash, 85-year-old Tomi Kawamoto, of Las Vegas, had been suspected of driving while impaired. Benjamin Moore and his wife, both of St. George, filed their complaint last week in 5th District Court. The couple claim negligence by troopers and deputies led to Kawamoto crashing into Moore on Feb. 12, 2011, a collision that caused Moore substantial injuries and killed Kawamoto.
It started that morning when Beaver County Deputy Sheriff Steven Kline suspected Kawamoto was impaired and pulled him over on Intestate 15, according to the lawsuit. Kline had seen Kawamoto nearly hit three vehicles and go 50 mph in an 80 mph zone, nearly coming to a stop at one point.
After Kawamoto failed a sobriety test, UHP Trooper Travis McIllnay who came to assist called the Beaver County attorney to discuss the incident, and following that conversation, they took Kawamoto to a Beaver hospital.
Kawamoto refused lab tests and his physician told McIllnay that he thought the man might have dementia, according to the lawsuit. When asked how old he was, Kawamoto's answers ranged from 55 to 86, and he couldn't give contact information for his family members.
The complaint states UHP Sgt. David Bairett arrived at the hospital to question the man, and it was his opinion that the driver wasn't impaired.
Kawamoto got irritated about his detention and threatened to sue UHP and McIllnay. Following the recommendation of UHP Lt. Steve Esplin, Bairett called the Beaver County Attorney, and after their talk, officers released Kawamoto, according to the complaint.
Before Kawamoto went on his way, McIllnay took him to get his front right tire replaced.
Two hours later, UHP dispatch started receiving calls about a vehicle all over the road on in the southbound lanes of I-15 in Washington County. McIllnay thought it was Kawamoto, but UHP failed to find him.
By 3:25 p.m., dispatchers in Nevada got calls about a driver going the wrong way on I-15. Five minutes later, Kawamoto crashed head-on into Moore, who was going south on the highway near Mesquite. Moore was critically injured, according to an article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal following the crash.
The officers had a duty to keep impaired drivers off the road, according to the lawsuit. Moore and his wife seek an unspecified amount in damages in the case.
Beaver County attorney Von Christiansen said Thursday morning that his office had not yet received the lawsuit and he consequently could not comment on it. UHP Cpl. Todd Johnson said Thursday that the agency could not comment on the case.
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Join the Tornado Club and Contribute to the Chick Martin Challenge OnlineJuly 14, 2011
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Athletic Department is pleased to announce several additions to BCTornados.com. Now followers of the Brevard College Tornados have the option to join the Tornado Club online as well as contribute to the Chick Martin Challenge Fund.
Established in 2006, the Tornado Club, the Brevard College athletic booster club, generates financial support to assist in covering program expenses such as operational costs, facilities improvements, championship awards and enriching the overall athletic experience at Brevard College. Through donations, supporters of Brevard College Athletics help the student-athletes' progress as they compete in NCAA Division II South Atlantic Conference athletics.
A benefit introduced this May, the Tornado Club sponsors Club membership at the Recent Grad level for newly graduated alumni of Brevard College. This benefit is for the first two years following graduation with an option of renewing at the low cost of only $25 for each of the next three years. It is the Tornado Club's way of saying, "We want you with us!" Recent graduates should call the office and enroll or print the membership application, indicate year of graduation and mail to the Athletic Department.
The Chick Martin Challenge, a drive for the funding of the Chick Martin Training Center and the naming of the Boshamer Gymnasium floor, is named in honor of longtime coach, teacher, mentor and friend, Chick Martin.
The Tornado Club has accepted the challenge of funding the renovations of the indoor pool area into a state-of-the-art Weight Room in order to provide strength-training facilities for our students, student-athletes, staff and faculty. The training center and the naming of the gymnasium floor will be funded exclusively through private funds raised by the Tornado Club.
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Yeah, double press home button freezes the app and causes iOS crash on my 4S on 5.1.1. I thought it may be Activator or PowerCenter but, no help.
It's been crashing my phone on
double pressing the home button.
I've got two other tweaks it seems to be having a fall out with:-
It's annoying when I've bought it but unless the issues are fixed its useless to me
Bought it for 5.1.1 earlier today, awesome! Now all we need is a DockColorize update from GBM to match the new dock size and we will be good to go!!
I too have the crashing issue anytime I invoke the switcher by any means. It was working flawlessly for me since the day it was released for iOS5, up until later last night. I've disabled every other MobileSubstrate addon I have installed in troubleshooting efforts, but with no avail. Auxo -may- have some incompatibilities that we don't know about, but I can confirm that Auxo's crashing issue is -not- necessarily related to any MobileSubstrate tweaks. I haven't changed anything (not even package updates) on my iPhone 4S (5.1.1) since I installed Auxo and it worked up to this point. It has to be the supposed packaging issue or a bug with the iOS 5 support update. I'm sure it'll be addressed in an update soon. I already miss Auxo, but until then, back to MultiStorey.
You have wasted 2 whole dollars, no wonder you are so pissed.
I would get your lawyers to demand your money back.
One thing we learn in the jailbreak community is that many third party tweaks by third party developers do not all work together and it is impossible to keep track of them all.
As far as the other tweaks, thanks, I will try it out. Sent a message to the developer, anyway.
Where can I get this background image on the phone shown above?


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Authority under specific acts. (a) In addition to any authority delegated elsewhere in this order, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, is authorized to perform the functions and exercise the authority vested in the Secretary of the Interior by the following acts or portions of acts or any acts amendatory thereof:
(45) Section 7, which permits dedication of land for public purposes; section 8, which permits contracts with the State of Arizona or its political subdivisions for public services; and section 9, which permits enactment of zoning, building and sanitary ordinances; of the Act of November 2, 1966 (80 Stat. 1112), providing for long-term leases and other purposes of the San Xavier and Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservation, Ariz.
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The Richard Rendelman Invitational has been cancelled for Monday and Tuesday in Salisbury, N.C. putting the Brevard College men's golf team out of action.
The Tornados look to Saturday, March 7th, as they tee off for the first time in 2009 at the Tusculum Men's Invitational in Greeneville, Tenn.
Also out of action is the makeup games scheduled between the Brevard baseball team and Mars Hill.
The two teams had rescheduled Saturday's doubleheader to this afternoon, but due to snow on the ground, the teams were forced to call off the makeup game.
The two conference opponents will try to make up the series at a later date.
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In a CBSNews.com article, CBS White House correspondent Mark Knoller decides to play it cute, combining [1] the totally unrelated topics of the deficit and President Obama's recently announced fundraising numbers.
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The federal government faces financial default, but the Obama re-election campaign is flush.
Campaign Manager Jim Messina sent a video to campaign supporters early this morning that the Obama Victory Fund had raised over $86 million in the first three months of its operations: April through June.
Conveniently the remainder of the article never again mentions the deficit. This may be because the two numbers have nothing to do with each other.
In case CBS is unclear, here's a refresher -- the budget deficit is a calculation [2] of the spending and receipts of the entire U.S. federal government. By comparison, the fundraising announced [3] from the Obama campaign comes from money citizens have donated to a presidential campaign. Money is involved in both, but they are unrelated.
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in bt3 it used to work fine but now im having some problems with them.
i have 3 scripts i just plug in when i want to network sniff
Code:ettercap -T -q -p -M ARP // //Code:driftnet -a -d /root/pics -s -p -i wlan0ettercap doesnt even want to start. it will say listening on eth0 for some reason and then this stuff and then FATAL: MITM attacks can't be used on unconfigured interfaces.Code:urlsnarf -i wlan0
as for driftnet and urlsnarf, they dont even sniff the network! they only grab pictures and urls from the pages i visit on that computer.
is there something wrong here? something i need to install or what?
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HTC has unveiled the HTC Titan II, the company's first Windows Phone to run on a 4G LTE network, which is being showcased at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
The HTC Titan II comes equipped with a 4.7-inch super LCD capacitive touchscreen display, and offers quick and easy access to the latest movies and TV shows via HTC Watch and on-the-go gaming with Xbox LIVE, the vendor said.
With advanced imaging technology, the HTC Titan II features a 16-megapixel camera with a wide-angle lens, autofocus, dual LED flash, red eye reduction, image stabilization, a backside-illuminated sensor and a physical camera button. The model delivers a number of features that HTC has developed to help consumers capture photos in a variety of conditions; for instance, panoramic shot for landscapes and burst shot for action photography. The smartphone also enables 720p HD video recording with the rear-facing camera, as well as on-the-go video chat over Wi-Fi with its 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera.
The HTC Titan II is expected to become available exclusively from AT&T in the US in the coming months.
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SCOTTSDALE, AZ -- Wireless transaction provider Apriva has certified Ingenico's iWL250 handheld terminal, which operates on 3G wireless networks and multiple payment processing platforms. It is available to Apriva's network of more than 850 merchant acquirers in the United States.
The device meets the latest PCI PTS version 3.0 security standards and supports traditional magnetic stripe technology, along with emerging EMV and NFC payment technologies. It relies on the Telium2 architecture for fast and secure transactions. In addition, all payment processing technologies are embedded into the terminal, eliminating the need for hardware upgrades.
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text: You probably won't believe it, but yesterday Chris Brown compared himself to Jesus and said he is being nailed to the cross for doing nothing wrong. Umm yeah. So much wrong with that. Anyway, numerous witnesses have come forward and said that Chris threw the first punch. I doubt anything will happen to him but Frank Ocean is going to try and is pressing charges against Chris. Chris is still on probation for the Rihanna beating but nothing happened after the club fight when people were seriously injured so Frank getting a cut finger is not going to do anything either.


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'The union employs about 125 people per Sabres game or concert. That includes 16 ticket takers, 100 ushers and nine doormen. "The big thing is there were no job cuts and that was something that was extremely important to us," said Pat Fitzgerald, Local 200 president.'
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