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A week is a time unit equal to a number of days, now usually seven days. Weeks of between 4 and 20 days have been used historically in various places.
Three day
The names of the days of the week (aste) in Guipuscoan Basque point to an earlier three-day week[1].
- asteleena ("week-first", Monday)
- asteartea ("week-between", Tuesday)
- asteazkena ("week-last", Wednesday)
The Igbo of Nigeria have a traditional calendar with a 4-day week. This "market week" features prominently in the fiction of Chinua Achebe.
The Javanese people of Indonesia have a 5-day week known as the Pasaran cycle. This is still in use today and superimposed with Gregorian calendar and Islamic calendar to become what is known as the Wetonan Cycle.
Soviet Union
Between 1929 and 1931, the USSR changed from the 7-day week to a 5-day week. There were 72 weeks and an additional 5 national holidays inserted within 3 of them totaling a year of 365 days.
Soviet Union
In 1931 after the Soviet Union's 5-day week they changed to a 6-day week. Every 6th day (6th, 12th, 18th, 24th and 30th) of the Gregorian Calendar was a state rest day. The 5 additional national holidays in the earlier 5 day week remained and did not fall on the state rest day.
But as January, March, May, July, August, October and December have 31 days, the week after the state rest day of the 30th was 7 days long (31st-7th). This extra day was a working day for most or extra holiday for others.
Also as February is only 28 or 29 days depending if a leap year or not, the 1st of March was also made a state rest day, although not every enterprise conformed to this.
To clarify, the week after the state rest day, 24/25 February to 1 March, was only 5 or 6 days long, depending if a leap year or not. The week after that, 2 to 6 March, was only 5 days long.
The calendar was abandoned 26 June 1940 and the 7-day week reintroduced the day after.
The Akan people have a 42 day cycle known as Adaduanan. The Adaduanan cycle appears to be based on an older six-day week, still extant in some northern Guan communities such as the Nchumuru , on which is superimposed a seven-day week which may have been brought south with itinerant traders from the Savannah.[2] The six-day week is referred to as Nanson (literally seven-days) and reflects the lack of zero in the numbering systems; the last day and the first day are both included when counting the days of a week.
The earliest evidence of continuous use of a seven-day week appears with the Jews during the Babylonian Captivity in 586 BCE.
Etruscans (and Romans)
The ancient Etruscans developed an 8-day market week known as the nundinal cycle around the 8th or 7th century BCE. This was passed on to the Romans no later than the 6th century BCE. As Rome expanded it encountered the 7-day week and for a time attempted to include both. The popularity of the 7-day rhythm won and the 8-day week disappeared forever.
The cycle of seven days, named after the sun, the moon, and the five planets visible to the naked eye, was already customary in the time of Justin Martyr, who wrote of the Christians meeting on the Day of the Sun (Sunday).[3]
Emperor Constantine eventually established the 7-day week in the Roman calendar and in 321 CE.[4]
It is believed the Celtic people used a nine-night week. The moon was used to measure one day from another so nights were more significant. The 9 nights divided nicely into a Sidereal Month of 27 nights. Each week of 9 nights had 8 days. There was also a half week of 5 nights and 4 days.[5]
Christian "eighth day"
For early Christians, Sunday, as well as being the first day of the week, was also the spiritual eighth day, as it symbolised the new world created after Christ's resurrection. The concept of the eighth day was symbolic only and had no effect on the use of the seven-day week for calendar purposes. Justin Martyr wrote: "the first day after the Sabbath, remaining the first of all the days, is called, however, the eighth, according to the number of all the days of the cycle, and [yet] remains the first"[6]. This does not set up an 8-day week, since the eighth day, not the following day, is considered to be also the first of a cycle.
A period of eight days, starting and ending on a Sunday or starting on a major feast day and finishing on the same day of the week a (7-day) week later, is called an octave. For centuries these were a major feature of the liturgical calendar, particularly of the Roman Catholic Church, and some are still observed, though the number of such octaves has now been radically reduced. Some modern Church uses also preserve the idea of an eight-day period, starting and finishing on the same day of the week, and retain the name "octave" for them; for example, many churches observe an annual "Octave of Prayer for Christian Unity" on 18-25 January or in the week that begins with Pentecost Sunday.
In the 14th century, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania used a solar-lunar calendar. The structure of this calendar was understood with the help of the so-called Gediminas Sceptre discovered in 1680 [7]
Ancient Balts
Historical records give evidence that the week of ancient Balts was nine-days long. Thus, the sidereal month must have been divided into three parts.[8]
The Chinese 10 day week went as far back as the Shang Dynasty (1200-1045 BCE).[9] The law in the Han Dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE) required officials of the empire to rest every 5 days, called "mu", while it was changed into 10 days in the Tang Dynasty (618 CE – 907CE), called "huan" or xún (旬). Months were almost 3 weeks long (alternating 29 and 30 days to keep in line with the lunation). The weeks were labelled shàng xún (上旬), zhōng xún (中旬), and xià xún (下旬) which mean roughly "upper", "middle" and "lower" week.
Ancient Egypt had a 10-day week, 3 weeks per month with 5 extra days at the end of the year.
A 10-day week was used in France for 12 years from late 1793 to 1805; furthermore, the Paris Commune adopted the Revolutionary Calendar for 18 days in 1871.
The Aztecs divided a ritual cycle of 260 days, known as Tonalpohualli, into 20 weeks of 13 days known as Trecena.
The Maya divided a 260 ritual cycle known Tzolk'in as into 20 weeks of 13 days known as Trecena.
The Aztecs divided a solar year of 365 days, Xiuhpohualli into 18 periods of 20 days and 5 nameless days known as Nemontemi. Although some call this 20-day division or grouping a month, it has no relation to a lunation and therefore the word "week" is more appropriate.
The Maya also divided the year, Haab', into 18 periods of 20 days, Uinal, and 5 nameless days known as Wayeb'.
Bali, Indonesia
The Pawukon is a 210-day calendar consisting of 10 different concurrent weeks of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 days.
Hermetic lunar week
The Hermetic Lunar Week Calendar is one of many proposed reforms to the Gregorian calendar. The lunation is divided into the four Moon Phases and has 6, 7, 8, or 9 days depending on the actual time difference between the full moon, First Quarter, new moon and Last Quarter.[10]
- ↑ Astronomy and Basque Language, Henrike Knörr, Oxford VI and SEAC 99 "Astronomy and Cultural Diversity", La Laguna, June 1999. It references Alessandro Bausani, 1982, The prehistoric Basque week of three days: archaeoastronomical notes, The Bulletin of the Center for Archaeoastronomy (Maryland), v. 2, 16-22.
- ↑ Bartle, Philip F.W. (1978). "Forty Days: The Akan Calendar". Africa: Journal of the International African Institute (Edinburgh University Press) 48 (1): 80–84. doi:10.2307/1158712. http://www.scn.org/rdi/kw-40.htm. Retrieved 2009-01-21.
- ↑ Apology, chapter LXVII
- ↑ Zerubavel, Eviatar (1989). The Seven Day Circle: The History and Meaning of the Week. University of Chicago Press. pp. 45. ISBN 0226981657, 9780226981659. http://books.google.com/books?id=Cd5ZjRsNj4sC.
- ↑ Rhys (1840-1915), Sir John (1892). Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion as Illustrated by Celtic Heathendom. pp. 360–382. http://www.archive.org/details/lecturesonorigin00rhys.
- ↑ Dialogue with Trypho, chapter XLI
- ↑ Gusev, M. (1865). The Ancient Lithuanian Calendar vol.5(in Russian). St. Petersburg: Izvestia of the Imperial Archaeological Society. pp. 335.
- ↑ Straižys, Vytautas; Klimka, Libertas. "5. Natural rythms and calendar". COSMOLOGY OF THE ANCIENT BALTS. Global Lithuanian Net. http://www.lithuanian.net/mitai/cosmos/baltai5.htm. Retrieved 2009-01-21.
- ↑ Wilkinson, Endymion Porter. Chinese History: A Manual. Harvard University Asia Center. pp. 176. ISBN 0674002490, 9780674002494. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ERnrQq0bsPYC.
- ↑ Meyer, Peter (2005-02-21). "Hermetic Lunar Week Calendar". Hermetic Systems. http://www.hermetic.ch/cal_stud/hlwc/hlwc.htm. Retrieved 2009-01-21.
Further reading
- Colson, Francis Henry (1926). The Week: An Essay on the Origin and Development of the Seven-day Cycle. The University press.
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Students who qualify to apply to study at USA will have to pass a written exam in addition to clearing an interview from the Fall'2016 academic year.
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Hutson Mason leading his team to their first ever undeafted season in school history speaks volumes. Did I mention he broke every passing record for a season in the state of Georgia history?
It seemed that each week, Alec Ogletree of Newnan was making a one handed catch or blocking a fieldgoal to win a game. He has NFL written all over him and will be a superstar at Georgia very soon.
Calhoun WR Da' Rick Rogers has earned the nickname "Da'Freak". In a state loaded as always, Rogers stands above the rest. Had a person that knows the game and lets just say he is involved at the highest level of coaching ask me "What is the highest ranking in recruiting?", I replied a 5-star and he replied to me " well he is a 6-star." I could not agree more.
Rogers has all the swagger on and off the field. I heard all the rumors before I met him, "he is a punk, troublemaker and he will never graduate." I have talk to this young man many, many times and never heard anything but "thank you sir and yes sir.". He does play with a certain swagger and I like it. I want a person who wants the ball with the game on the line and Rogers wants it every play. Fellow QB Nash Nance told me " Da'Rick is always trying to get me to check off and get him the ball."
Rogers was a constant highlight film. If you are the Georgia Player of Year, you should be a threat on each play to take a game over. "Da'Freak" was a threat from the moment he stepped on the field making him the choice as..
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Have Man Utd bid €100m for Thomas Muller?
Manchester United sources have quickly dismissed reports in Germany that claimed they had failed in an audacious €100m bid to sign Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller.
Muller confirmed earlier this year that the Old Tarfford club made a bid to sign him shortly after Louis van Gaal took over as United manager a year ago, so it would be no surprise that they have returned with a fresh offer to sign him a year later.
Rumours that Muller and Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola no longer see eye-to-eye are helping to propel the idea that a transfer to Manchester could be on the cards, yet this has always seemed like an improbable transfer.
Muller is viewed as an icon of the Bayern Munich team and the German giants have already gone on record to confirm they will not allow any more of their player to leave for United after they agreed to the sale of veteran midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger earlier this month.
The stories in Germany on Monday night suggesting United had bid a record breaking €100m to try and sign Muller set a few pulses racing in Munich and Manchester, but United insiders quickly moved to confirm those claims were wide of the mark.
In fact, suggestions that United have made any formal bid for Muller have been dismissed and it seems highly unlikely that Old Trafford vice-chairman Ed Woodward is actively pursing interest in a striker he has been assured will not be allowed to leave Bayern.
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State health exchange website gets 10 million hits on first day
"Today's the Day" was spread across the top of the newspaper ad in yellow letters 1½ inches high.
"You don't have to wonder if you can afford a quality health plan," it said.
In reality, many New York State residents had to wonder a little longer before they could check out their health insurance options on the New York State of Health website. The site received more than 2 million visitors in the first two hours after it launched Tuesday morning, first slowing it down and then causing it to operate in fits and starts the rest of the day.
A notice at the top of the website suggested users come back "later."
They do have some time. Coverage purchased through the new health insurance marketplace, also called an exchange, doesn't go into effect until Jan. 1, 2014.
Although interest was expected to be high, the number of early visitors proved to be overwhelming. The website is where uninsured New Yorkers can access the health insurance plans available under the Affordable Care Act, also called "Obamacare." By signing in at www.nystateofhealth.ny.gov, people can explore health insurance options and find out what federal subsidies they may qualify for to pay their premiums.
And, while it is laid out in a "question and answer" format, the site is running a complex program that includes many variables for individual users, depending on where they live, their income, the number of people in their families and their specific needs for hospitals and personal physicians, with each answer leading into a specific direction for more input.
However, it was expected that many of the people trying to access the website Tuesday were window-shoppers who wanted to see what their choices might be, rather than customers ready to enroll.
"I don't expect we're going to see a lot of people signing up today," said Pamela Pawenski, Univera's vice president of sales. "It's day one, and they don't have all the tools because the state site is not functioning properly yet."
She expected the first few days will be more for research.
"People are doing their homework as to what's available," she said.
They have until Dec. 14 to sign up for insurance that goes into effect Jan. 1, but for the first year, open enrollment will continue through March 31, 2014.
Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy came to Buffalo Tuesday morning to talk about the launch of New York State of Health at the Gates Vascular Center, which is operated by Kaleida Health. Under a state contract, Kaleida has trained 400 "navigators" to assist people and small businesses in making their insurance choices. All the plans include "10 essential benefits" for doctor visits, emergency services, prescriptions and free preventive care, but they vary in other costs, such as premium amount, physicians in network and deductibles – which can be high on plans with low premiums.
Kaleida was seeing about a 100 percent increase in calls to its customer service line as of late Tuesday afternoon, according to Jennifer Nichols, senior director of revenue cycle operations, who oversees Kaleida's navigator program. The number there is (716) 859-8979. Callers do not have to be Kaleida patients, and appointments are free.
"Some people are looking for information, some want to know where they should be going from here," Nichols said. "We have some callers talking with our regular financial counselors."
She added, "I think the state has done a great job with the website, despite the traffic problems today."
Late in the afternoon, Donna Frescatore, executive director of New York State of Health, issued a statement about the program's first day and the website difficulties.
"Today, with the launch of New York State's Health Insurance Exchange, over 9,000 New Yorkers, including business owners and individuals, shopped online for low-cost health insurance for the first time," the statement said.
By 5 p.m., the website had approximately 10 million Web visits, far more than anticipated, she said.
Call centers handled some of the excess volume, Frescatore noted, and efforts were being made to increase the site's capacity and find the cause of "this abnormally high traffic." The call center number is (855) 355-5777.
The state estimates there are a total of 2.7 million uninsured residents, and less than half of those are expected to actually sign up for insurance through the ACA.
During Tuesday's event at Gates, Duffy spoke enthusiastically about the state's program and pointed out that the state could realize millions in savings on health care costs, providing people sign up for insurance. New York is one of 14 states running its own health insurance marketplace to meet the federal mandate, under an executive order issued by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
One Buffalo resident who has already benefited from the ACA told his story at the media event. Schuyler Banks, 48, explained that, since he took a severance offer from his previous job, his family is relying on the insurance provided through his wife's employer. Premiums are $800 a month.
Because of portions of the health care act that went into effect in 2010, their 25-year-old daughter was able to remain on her parents' insurance while she was in law school. So, when she was diagnosed last year with breast cancer, she had health insurance.
Banks said since then his daughter has been declared cancer-free and will soon graduate.
"It really is about having better access to health care and affordable insurance premiums," Banks said. "This is a good start, but we aren't there yet. I don't think the cost of your health care should be driven by who your employer is."
At the state Health Department, spokeswoman Marci Natale said that despite the glitches, there is no doubt help is on the way, at least for some of the uninsured.
"We are confident that over the next three months … we will address any additional issues that come up, and all New Yorkers who want to will be able to shop for low-cost health insurance plans," she said.
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Jeremy Lin Vs Lakers
February 11, 2012 by staff
Jeremy Lin Vs Lakers, Jeremy Lin and the New York Knicks hosted the Los Angeles Lakers at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.
Coming off of a three game win streak, the Knicks and their much-hyped point guard faced their biggest challenge since losing Amare Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony to injury, but not even the Lakers and Kobe Bryant could end New York's amazing run.
And of course, coverage of the game surrounded Lin, the Knick's Harvard educated point man. For the third straight game (as well as for his first three starts in the NBA), Lin scored a career high. On Friday, Lin, guarded by a uncharacteristically befuddled Derek Fisher, lit up the Lakers for 38 points, a high for any Knick this season.
The hype — or Linsanity — around this young star was justified on Friday. And Lin seems to be enjoying it all — the attention, the points, and most importantly, being able to play basketball.
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Why Instagram Is One Of The Biggest Social Media Tools That Nobody Uses Correctly
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Balls, galas, and feasts occur throughout the year, as ambassadors, nobles, and dragonmarked heirs wine and dine their relatives and associates. However, the Tain Gala has become an institution in Sharn. The ir'Tains, one of the oldest and most powerful families in Sharn, owns many towers and their wealth rivals that of the Kundarak clan. The guest list of the Tain Gala defines the social order of the city. The families with permanent invitations to the Gala, the Sixty, are the royalty of Sharn. In addition to these aristocrats and wealthy gentry, Lady Celyria ir'Tain does her best to invite a few unusual celebrities to entertain her guests—artists, poets, and sometimes adventurers. Aside from fantastic food and drink, such guests receive generous gifts and a temporary increase in status; for the next month, the attitude of any member of the Sixty is increased by one category when dealing with the celebrity. An adventurer known to be a friend of Lady ir'Tain often receives invitations to other events or other forms of special consideration.
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- Initiation Day
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According to Church histories, on this day the priesthood of the Silver Flame formally declared itself an independent faith, rather than an offshoot of the Sovereign Host (as it has been considered in its earliest years). Construction of the first Silver Flame cathedral began on this date. Even today, groundbreaking on a new cathedral or major church is usually scheduled for Initiation Day, as are most seminary graduations.


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The Georgia Bulldogs crushed the North Carolina State Wolfpack 17-8 to win the Athens Super Regional 2 games to 1 in the best-of-three series. The Dawgs scored 9 runs in the first inning and never trailed in the game. This will be Georgia's 3rd appearance in the College World Series in the past five years.
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Innovation Process For Halal Product Development: An Empirical Analysis Of Italian Firms
The Halal global market is promising a rapid and sustained growth (Berry 2008; Sungkar et al., 2008). In fact, only for Halal food industry, the amount of international trade has exceeded 2.1 trillion USD in 2006 (Berry 2008; Riaz and Chaudry 2004). The reasons of the prompt growing are multiple, but mainly due to (1) the rapid spread of the Islamic faithful worldwide, (2) the increasing spending power of the Islamic people. Despite the importance this market has on the global scene, few studies are available, discussing in-depth the phenomenon from the managerial and innovation management perspectives. Inspired by this opportunity, we attempt to explore in depth the innovation process leading companies from Haram to Halal products in the food industry. A multiple case study of four Italian companies has been developed in order to explore their innovation process and to understand how it has been reviewed to fit the Islamic requirements. The specific product and process solutions adopted by the companies have been analyzed as well as the related managerial and organizational implications and innovation changes implemented. In Italy, so far, only few isolated initiatives shed a first light on the Halal theme and the landscape appears very embryonic.
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KR Zero-Five was a King Raven unit in the Coalition of Ordered Governments Air Corps that was used by the Onyx Guard to defend Azura.
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That's a bit harsh. I sure didn't take NavyCanDo's post as a slam on Palin.
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I didn't mean it to be harsh, but the charge that she said that she could see Russia from her house is one that is trotted out at every available opportunity by Demos whose grasp of reality is tenuous, at best. It appeared in an SNL skit and that is all it is.
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LONDON – The conventional wisdom is that, when confronted by a bear, you should lie motionless until it loses interest (or assumes that you are dead) and leaves you alone. But there are different species of bear, with some more likely to be deterred by bold, purposeful action. The question is how to determine the right approach when terror incarnate is staring you in the face.
This scenario is helpful for thinking about the eurozone as it attempts to survive its next round of trials – beginning with the European Parliament election in May. Can it continue simply to "lie still," hoping that no new shocks arise that diminish its economic health, if not threaten its survival?
Some take the sanguine view that the current "lie still" approach is adequate to ensure that the eurozone economy does more than avoid decline. From their perspective, Germany's decision over the last three years to permit actual and prospective transfers just large enough to prevent financial meltdown will somehow be enough to enable the eurozone finally to begin to recover from a half-decade of recession and stagnation.
But the fact is that these transfers – that is, European Stability Mechanism-financed bailout programs and the European Central Bank's prospective "outright monetary transactions" (OMT) bond-buying scheme – can do little more than fend off collapse. They cannot boost economic output, because they are conditional upon recipient countries' continued pursuit of internal devaluation (lowering domestic wages and prices).


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ms-number: 775165
abstract: Johnson writes of his intention to move with several tribes to lands granted by the Oneidas, and that he has been in touch with Wheelock regarding a recommendation.
handwriting: Handwriting is small, crowded and frequently difficult to decipher, with many deletions and additions.
paper: Single large sheet is in fair condition, with moderate-to-heavy staining, creasing and wear. Wear at especially heavy creasing leads to some loss of text.
ink: Black-brown.
noteworthy: This document appears to be a draft. Some of the contents of this letter are similar to those of manuscript 775164. Sums appear upside-down at the bottom of one verso; the letter is written around these sums. The identity of "Avery" on one verso is uncertain, although it is likely David Avery. The identity of "Fitch" on one verso is uncertain, and so he has been left untagged.
To Doctrthe Revd Doctr Rodgers at New York—
self down to write to your worthy Perſon. through the goodneſs
of the great God of mercy I, and my little family are in health; and I hum
bly hope that by the same goodneſs you and yours have been, and Still are
in health, and proſperity. — kind Sir, I have ever retained your worthy Perſon
in my mind with pleaſure, since, I have had the honour of being aquainted with
you. and I bleſs the Lord in whom I humbly hope, I have been enabled by his own
divine grace, to put my ⇑whole Trust, that he hath ⇑graciously given me such a Good ⇑& real Earthly friend
⇑in time of need as your worthy Perſon hath been, and I hope still will be. — if I was not Satisfy
[gap: tear][guess: d] in my Mind, of your good will ⇑to me ward and to my poor deſpiſed Brethren I should not trouble you with my Scribles
but now with pleaſure I write to you as unto the beſt friend or Benefactor that I
have in this world of ⇑trial, Sorrow ⇑and [illegible][guess: wants] trialand various viciſitudes. I heartily thank you
for all your Tokens of Love, pity, and reſpects that you shewed to me ⇑ward, and to
⇑ward my poor brethren, when I was in ⇑the city of New York [illegible] and I daily bleſs the Lord
that he gave me favour in the Eyes and hearts of his People there, God full
well knew my neceſsituous Circumſtances, and there he mercifully
relieved me, and greatly encouraged me to go on still, in his Service,
wherever he in his Providence should call me. and not to ſtagger. —
verily, verily, I have abundant reaſon to rejoice in the goodneſs of the
Lord, who regardeth ⇑the cauſe of thoſe that trust in his holy Name. — O that I might
be enabled to live to his praiſe all my Days, and afterward, be graciously
recieved up into Glory, where I [illegible]shall praiſe him throughout the
endleſs [illegible]Ages of Eternity without inturruption, and without ceaſing
Amen. — Revd Sir, I got safely home by the 5th of January [illegible]and found
[gap: worn_edge][guess: al]l well. I preached four times by the way. 3 times at New haven, [gap: worn_edge]
once at Eaſt haven, but It is not the Cuſtom I percieve in these parts [gap: worn_edge]
conſider of a traveling labourer, however, ⇑I am thankfull that my mind is not chiefly set upon
the things of time and Sense. ⇑and so am not disappointed, nor in the leaſt disquieted. I have been to several Towns of my Indian
Brethren since I have been ⇑at home, and have consulted with them, about
worldly affairs, and I have ⇑also preached to them alſo the Goſpel of our Lord
Jeſus the Christ. — my Indian brethren seems to be really engaged to go
[illegible]On in proſecution of the Deſign which I made known to you when I
was at your Reſidence — and we do fully purpoſe ⇑if god willing to set of from hence
or from these Parts by the 13th of March next [illegible].
⇑I take it for granted and I believe that there will be [illegible] ⇑upwards of [illegible][guess: 5]60 young men from the several Tribes
who will go with Reſolution into the weſtern Country, as first Set
tlers of the Land granted to us by the Onoidas. — however there
is [illegible]58 able working men that purpoſes to go from the following Tribes.
[gap: worn_edge][guess: i]n whoſe ⇑words I believe we may rely. from Mohegan 10. from Naraganſet
20. from Montauk on Long Iſland 13, from Nihantuck 5. from farm
ington 10. and there is two other Tribes who confeſs that they are So
deeply involved in debt that they cannot go this Seaſon, but fully
purpoſes to go soon as poſsible. that is grotton and Stonington. [illegible]
— I was there last thurſday and had conference with them ⇑about the affair and I ſhall
go their again next Saturday, and tarry over the Sabbath with them.
and I shall propoſe conditions and I believe that there will be a
small number from thoſe two Tribes. the Revd M.r Occom will
Preach t[illegible]here next Sabbath. and he will propoſe condition to them
[illegible] and their Creditors so as they may go and take Poſseſs
[gap: worn_edge][guess: i]on with the Reſt of us. I hope that their will be nigh seventy in
the whole ⇑tho it is little uncertain Poverty hinders many it is thought the beſt way in the first Place for[illegible][guess: Young]
[gap: worn_edge]
the way through, or prepear a Sort of Shelter for themſelves and the[gap: worn_edge]
to live in, and to raiſe little Some wh[illegible][guess: at] to eat for them and [gap: worn_edge]
⇑and after w[illegible]foundation is laid [illegible] the aged men and women⇑then we can with leſs difficulty
and children [illegible] move up ⇑with our families, and the[illegible] may the
aged Men, and women go leaning upon their Sons as An[illegible][guess: cors]
I feel really engaged on my Part, and greatly encouraged. The pro
ſpects of great future good to my poor brethren in these parts,
and alſo thoſe that inhabit the weſtern wilderneſs animates
my Soul to preſs forward. I greatly deſire the Proſperity of my
sinking Nation. — O that I might by the Grace of God, be beneficia[gap: worn_edge][guess: l]
[gap: stain] to the bodies, but to the precious, exceeding precious Sou[gap: worn_edge][guess: ls]
of my [gap: stain][guess: p]oor indian Brethren. —
Revd and kind Sir. — I would further enform you that I recieved a
Letter from my Hond Patron the Revd Eleazer Wheelock D. D and
Preſident of Dartmouth College the 13th of this Instant. the Extract
of which I send you with even every word. — Dartmouth College Jany
23. 1775. My dear Joſeph Johnſon &c: &c: — — — I had a favoura
ble oppertunity to return an Anſwer, the next Day. — I [illegible]acquainted him
how the Lord had proſpered me [illegible] New York and had given me friends
there. and [illegible] made Mention of your worthy Perſon ⇑good will towards me, and alſo to [illegible][guess: wards] and what you
towards my Poor Brethren. — I enformed him that you deſigned to try
to get [illegible] ſome⇑Thing for meMy [illegible]Support And for my Encouragements from the
Honorable Board at Philadelphia, or New York, I was not certain, —
[gap: worn_edge]ever I deſired him to write soon as poſsible to your worthy Perſon
on my behalf, and recommend me to notice, and regard if I was
deſerving. [illegible] I [illegible][guess: wrote to] enformed him, ⇑that the BHonorable Board would
meet by the first of April. — and I doubt not, but that he will
write to you[illegible] ⇑[below]But let [illegible] The Lords will be done concerning that Matter. ⇑I doubt not but that you will do your uttermoſt to get me a Support. ⇑[below]while I shall be in the service of our Lord.
If I have encouragement from that Honorable Board I will bleſs the
Lord, and rejoice in his goodneſs, if not I will still love, and
trust in his holy Name, and service him with all my might. and not
be discouraged, nor repine. for he will do the thing, that is [illegible]right
with me and for me. — my ⇑Purpoſes and neceſsituous Circumſtances I'll write
on other Paper by itself. — O kind Sir, ever Pray for me, that the God
of Love, would give me Grace Sufficient for me. give my Thanks, and becoming
Reſpects to your honoured, Beloved, and kind Conſort and great regards to all
your family. and love to all enquiring friends
your well wiſher, and humble Servant and humble Pupil
as it were. Joſeph Johnſon an Indian of the
Mohegan Tribe.
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⇑[bottom]17.6 5/ 24/10
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⇑[bottom] 17:6 3/0
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⇑[bottom]37/9 1/3 27.10
⇑[bottom]10:3 2/6 12/5
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⇑[bottom]18:6 Averys debt
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ment, that they would try to get Bibles and Pſalm books
if any was want- -ing by thoſe that go Next march. and
I have acquainted my Indian friends of the good will of Gentlemen
at New York. — and They ⇑Indians rejoice at such glad [illegible]tidings.
if there is any so well diſpoſed as to give us [illegible][guess: shuch] beſt
of gifts we will greatly rejoice, and try to make good uſe
of them. moſt of us are so poor that we cant purchaſe Bibles and [illegible] [illegible]
[illegible] to come
60 [illegible][guess: of Each I] believe will be [illegible][guess: wanting] Send them to [illegible] I and [illegible]
in the City of New York.—
Joseph Johnson was a Mohegan who studied at Moor's Indian Charity School and became one of the most important organizers of the Brothertown Movement (a composite tribe composed of Christian members of seven Southern New England Algonquian settlements). He was a prolific writer and his papers are relatively well-preserved. Johnson's writing is especially noteworthy for his skillful use of Biblical allusion and his awareness of the contradiction that he, as an educated Native American, presented to white colonists. Johnson arrived at Moor's in 1758, when he was seven years old, and studied there until 1766, when he became David Fowler's usher at Kanawalohale. He continued teaching in Oneida territory until the end of 1768, when Samuel Kirkland sent him home in disgrace for drunkeness and bad behavior. After a stint teaching at Providence, Rhode Island, and working on a whaling ship, Johnson returned to Mohegan in 1771 and became a zealous Christian. He opened a school at Farmington, CT, in 1772, for which he seems to have received some minimal support from the New England Company. From his base at Farmington, he began organizing Southern New England Algonquians for the Brothertown project. The goal was to purchase land from the Oneidas, the most Christianized of the Six Nations, and form a Christian Indian town incorporating Algonquian and Anglo-American elements. Johnson spent the rest of his short life garnering necessary support and legal clearance for the Brothertown project. Johnson died sometime between June 10, 1776 and May 1777, at 25 or 26 years old, six or seven years before Brothertown was definitively established in 1783. He was married to Tabitha Occom, one of Samson Occom's daughters. She lived at Mohegan with their children even after Brothertown's founding, and none of their children settled at Brothertown permanently. Like most of Wheelock's successful Native American students, Johnson found that he could not satisfy his teacher's contradictory standards for Native Americans. Although Johnson's 1768 dismissal created a hiatus in their relationship, Johnson reopened contact with Wheelock after his re-conversion to a degree that other former students, such as Samson Occom, David Fowler, and Hezekiah Calvin, never did.
David Avery was one of Wheelock's charity scholars and had a long career as a Congregationalist minister. He studied at Moor's and Yale, where he was David McClure's classmate, and received his Masters from Dartmouth in 1773. Avery went on several missions to Indian tribes before his health forced him to retire. His first mission, before his final year at Yale, was to Kanawalohale as a schoolteacher in the summer of 1768. While there, he attended the 1768 Treaty of Fort Stanwix as Wheelock's representative. After graduating, he served on Long Island around Smithtown. He was ordained August 29, 1771, at Dartmouth. Wheelock then sent him to the Oneidas for eleven months (September 1771 to August 1772), primarily to find out why the Oneidas had withdrawn their children from Wheelock's school. However, Avery's health was failing, and at some point between August 1772 and March 1773, he withdrew from Indian missionary service. In response, Wheelock charged him part of his tuition. Avery lived an exciting life after he left Wheelock's service. The Sabbath after the battle of Lexington (April 19 1775), he bade his Gageborough congregation farewell, mustered twenty men, and led them to Boston where he preached to the entire army. He enlisted as a chaplain, although he also fought in battle and served as a medic. He left the army in February 1780, and spent the rest of his life in a variety of pulpits, with a stint under the Massachusetts Domestic Missionary Society.
Samson Occom was a Mohegan leader and ordained Presbyterian minister. Occom began his public career in 1742, when he was chosen as a tribal counselor to Ben Uncas II. The following year, he sought out Eleazar Wheelock, a young Anglo-American minister in Lebanon, CT, in hopes of obtaining some education and becoming a teacher at Mohegan. Wheelock agreed to take on Occom as a student, and though Occom had anticipated staying for a few weeks or months, he remained with Wheelock for four years. Occom's academic success inspired Wheelock to open Moor's Indian Charity School in 1754, a project which gave him the financial and political capital to establish Dartmouth College in 1769. After his time with Wheelock, Occom embarked on a 12-year mission to the Montauk of Long Island (1749-1761). He married a Montauk woman, Mary Fowler, and served as both teacher and missionary to the Montauk and nearby Shinnecock, although he was grievously underpaid for his services. Occom conducted two brief missions to the Oneida in 1761 and 1762 before embarking on one of the defining journeys of his career: a fundraising tour of Great Britain that lasted from 1765 to 1768. During this journey, undertaken on behalf of Moor's Indian Charity School, Occom raised £12,000 (an enormous and unanticpated amount that translates roughly to more than two-million dollars), and won wide acclaim for his preaching and comportment. Upon his return to Mohegan in 1768, Occom discovered that Wheelock had failed to adequately care for his family while he was gone. Additionally, despite the vast sums of money that he had raised, Occom found himself unemployed. Wheelock tried to find Occom a missionary position, but Occom was in poor health and disinclined to leave his family again after seeing the treatment with which they had met while he was in Britain. Occom and Wheelock's relationship continued to sour as it became apparent to Occom that the money he had labored to raise would be going towards infrastructure at Dartmouth College, Wheelock's new project, rather than the education of Native Americans. After the dissolution of his relationship with Wheelock, Occom became increasingly focused on the needs of the Mohegan community and increasingly vocal in criticizing Anglo-Americans' un-Christian treatment of Native Americans. In September of 1772, he delivered his famous "Sermon on the Execution of Moses Paul," which took Anglo-American spiritual hypocrisy as one of its major themes, and which went into four printings before the end of the year. In 1773, Occom became further disillusioned when the Mason Land Case was decided in favor of the Colony of Connecticut. The details of the Mason Case are complicated, but to summarize: the Colony of Connecticut had gained control of Mohegan land early in the 18th century under very suspect circumstances, and successfully fended off the Mohegan's 70-year-long legal challenge. The conclusion of the case came as a blow to the Mohegans, and further convinced Occom of Anglo-American corruption. Along with David Fowler (Montauk Tribe), Occom's brother-in-law, and Joseph Johnson (Mohegan), Occom's son-in-law, Occom helped found Brothertown, an Indian tribe formed from the Christian Mohegans, Pequots, Narragansetts, Montauks, Tunxis, and Niantics. They eventually settled in Oneida country in upstate New York. Occom moved there with his family in 1789, spending the remaining years of his life serving as a minster to the Brothertown, Stockbridge, and Mohegan Indians. Harried by corrupt land agents, the Brothertown and Stockbridge groups relocated to the eastern shore of Lake Winnebago, though Occom died in 1792 before he could remove himself and his family there. Occom's writings and legacy have made him one of the best known and most eminent Native Americans of the 18th century and beyond.
Eleazar Wheelock was a New Light Congregationalist minister who founded Dartmouth College. He was born into a very typical Congregationalist family, and began studying at Yale in 1729, where he fell in with the emerging New Light clique. The evangelical network that he built in college propelled him to fame as an itinerant minister during the First Great Awakening and gave him many of the contacts that he later drew on to support his charity school for Native Americans. Wheelock's time as an itinerant minister indirectly brought about his charity school. When the Colony of Connecticut retroactively punished itinerant preaching in 1743, Wheelock was among those who lost his salary. Thus, in 1743, he began operating a grammar school to support himself. He was joined that December by Samson Occom, a Mohegan Indian, who sought out an education in hopes of becoming a teacher among his people. Occom's academic success inspired Wheelock to train Native Americans as missionaries. To that end, he opened Moor's Indian Charity School in 1754 (where he continued to train Anglo-American students who paid their own way as well as students who functionally indentured themselves to Wheelock as missionaries in exchange for an education). Between 1754 and 1769, when he relocated to New Hampshire, Wheelock trained approximately 60 male and female Native American students from nearby Algonquian tribes and from the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) of central New York. At the same time, he navigated the complicated politics of missionary societies by setting up his own board of the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge, although he continued to feud with the Boston Board of the SSPCK and the London Commissioners in Boston (more colloquially called the New England Company). By the late 1760s, Wheelock had become disillusioned with the idea of Native American education. He was increasingly convinced that educating Native Americans was futile (several of his students had failed to conform to his confusing and contradictory standards), and, in late 1768, he lost his connection to the Haudenosaunee. With his inclination and ability to sponsor Native American missionaries largely depleted, Wheelock sought instead to fulfill his ultimate ambition of obtaining a charter and opening a college, which he did in 1769. To fund this new enterprise, Wheelock drew on the £12,000 that Samson Occom had raised for Moor's Indian Charity School during a two-and-a-half year tour of Great Britain (1765 to 1768). Much of this money went towards clearing land and erecting buildings in New Hampshire for the Charity School's relocation — infrastructure that also happened to benefit Dartmouth. Many of Wheelock's contemporaries were outraged by what they saw as misuse of the money, as it was clear that Dartmouth College was not intended for Indians and that Moor's had become a side project. Although Wheelock tried to maintain at least some commitment to Native American education by recruiting students from Canadian communities, the move did a great deal of damage to his public image. The last decade of Wheelock's life was not easy. In addition to the problems of trying to set up a college far away from any Anglo-American urban center, Wheelock experienced the loss of relationships with two of his most famous and successful students, Samson Occom and Samuel Kirkland (an Anglo-American protégé). He also went into debt for Dartmouth College, especially after the fund raised in Britain was exhausted.


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What does a girl have to do to get a sink that is not defective in some way? Is there some secret plumbers handshake that I don't know? Do I have to give nylons and chocolates to the barely post-pubescent Beavis look-alike at the Home Depot? What?
Shopping for a sink top looked like it was going to be easy. I went to Lowes, found a grey and white marble sink top with a bowl attached. It was in stock and ready to go. I bought that and a vanity and sent Kenny and Dave to pick it up. That shoulda been all she wrote.
When Kenny and Dave got the sink top home they opened the box to find that it was cracked clean down the middle. A perfect bisection. They loaded it back in the truck and took it back to Lowes where they found that all the other stocked versions of that model were similarly divided. True to form, I did not like any other models that they had, so I was back at square one. Later the next night I went on online to the Home Depot website (without expectation of success) and found that they had a similar top in a grey speckled granite that was really quite fetching. My mind was instantly made up and the very next day I went off to pick up my new bathroom buddy. I hit the Depot and found the aforementioned young sink jockey to tell him of my porcelain desires (sorry, for drifting into Romance novel land, I just saw Fabio on TV) . I told him that I wanted the sink top that he had on display in the 49" model, only to find that they don't stock larger than 32". Curses! Foiled again! So I dutifully order the model I needed, got the speech about "takes a week or so to come in. blah blah blah. . " and I walked away sinkless, again.
Cut to one week later and I get the call I have been anticipating from Home Depot. I go off to work and Dave arranges to go with Kenny that evening to pick up my vessel. Being the Friday bight before a big weekend project at work, I stayed a little late to make sure I had things lined up for the morning. By the time I had a moment to call home and let everyone know my whereabouts, it was ten to seven. I got my son on the phone and cut right to business - "Where's Daddy?" I asked. "He's not here." Fair enough. "Where is your sister?" to which he replied that she was home with him, along with his friend Stevo. I took a beat to digest what I had just heard. I began doing child math in my head Joey + Stevo + Sophia = cop cars waiting for me when I get home. "Is your father on crack?" I screeched. My dear 12 year old son had the good sense to reply "Apparently so" . We have NEVER left Joey and Sophia alone together, no less with a friend. They are a pair more combustible than gasoline and a match. It's one of those things that you should never do. It's like asking the cast of Star Trek to record an album. Have you heard Leonard Nimoy's version of "If I had a Hammer"? Nuff said.
I immediately called Dave on his cell phone to find out exactly when he checked out mentally, only to find that they weren't even at Home Depot yet. They had been stuck at a malfunctioning traffic light for 20 minutes and their patience was worn out. I put on my best harpie voice and began giving Dave in a piece of my mind about leaving the kids only to have my words drowned out by the sound of Kenny yelling across to the lady in the lane next to him. They were making plans to jump the light. He was saying something like "Follow me to freedom" After that it was all revving engines and "I gotta go." Whatevs. It was too late for me to do anything about it but complain. I was trying to finish up at work, so I went back to what I was doing only to have the phone ring five minutes later. It was Dave again, attempting to explain the numerous imperfections they found in the granite sink top. There were big white spots in the grain that looked like like five big toothpaste splotches that you couldn't wipe off. Hell, if I'm going to have a sink that looks like it's covered in spittle, I'd damn well better be the one doing the spittleing. They e-mailed me the picture and we agreed that it would be best if I could go over to Home Depot in the AM to inspect it. I can already tell you that I am going to want a new one. He said that people were passing by and commenting on how beautiful it was then doing a double take and going "What's that white stuff?" Not a good sign. I have to work at 7:00 am tomorrow, so I will be at Home Depot beforehand. Nothing like a 6:00 am run to Home Depot to alert the senses. Maybe orange pinny Beavis will be waiting at the door for me on his trusty steed, holding out a hot cup of coffee and a piece of toast slathered in I Can't Believe it's Not Butter.
PS. When Dave got home he found out that Joey had thrown a metal necklace toward his bed and it landed on a plug that was half in/half out of the wall, causing sparks to commence in a dazzling pyrotechnic display. I need to share with my dear husband the wise and haunting words of the one and only Miss Whitney Houston - "Crack is wack"


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This fourth edition of Charity Accounts: A Practical Guide to the Charities SORP has been fully revised and updated to take account of the UK's new Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) Information Sheets and regulatory changes, such as statutory group-accounting by non-company auditable parent charities and the Charities Act accounts-scrutiny regime for 'small' charitable companies. It also includes the phased implementation of the UK's Charities Act 2006 and the Companies Act 2006. The book provides invaluable technical guidance on how the financial reporting regulations relate to charities of different types and what needs to be done to comply. It also includes the full text of the SORP itself, the related regulations, and a useful checklist of disclosure requirements plus fully worked examples of annual reports and accounts for different types of UK charity.
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I've got a new baby, so for the first time I'm really embracing the idea of cooking and freezing food. But I'm not really familiar with what works best frozen/defrosted and I'm getting tired of my cookbooks. Any recommendations for a cookbook that might either be geared towards cooking and freezing or focuses on cuisine that is good for freezing (soups, stews, etc)? I don't cook with meat or poultry, but I will consider a non-vegetarian cookbook. Simple recipes are better for me these days. I've got both of Bittman's How to Cook Everything, Deborah Madison's Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone, and Katzen's Vegetable Heaven. These are my usual go-to's.
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Tracey Lynn, DVM, MS, presented the lecture "Actualizing One Health: The Role of Public-Private-Academic Partnerships" Sept. 17 at the Bond Life Sciences Center. Held as part of MU's 175th Anniversary Commemorative Week, the presentation was sponsored by the MU College of Veterinary Medicine's Niemeyer Lecture Series.
As the One Health science and policy academic liaison at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Lynn is part of a team coordinating the agency's animal health component of One Health.
The One Health concept emphasizes that the health of animals, the health of people and the viability of ecosystems are inextricably linked. This approach embraces the idea that disease problems affecting the health of humans, animals and the environment can only be solved through improved communication, cooperation and collaboration across disciplines and institutions.
The USDA has a long history of partnering with public and private organizations. Lynn discussed how the USDA and the One Health Collaboration Center (OHCC) are building upon that framework to develop innovative partnerships with academia to address challenges using a One Health approach.
There is tremendous value in such partnerships, Lynn said.
"Creativity is better as a team sport than as an individual process," she said. "In order to address these grand challenges, we really have to find new ways to work effectively together."
Working with a variety of organizations, including international partners, academia and state and federal agencies, the OHCC focuses on such priorities as zoonotic disease engagement, global health security, antimicrobial resistance, pandemic and animal disease preparedness and preharvest food safety.
Goals include building new collaborations and partnerships, sustaining existing relationships in the One Health community and spearheading outreach and communication to build credibility, trust and respect in the community.
Lynn described the center as a "One Health Match.com" that helps organizations find partners they might not be aware of.
Lynn earned her DVM at Auburn University and her MS in epidemiology at Washington State University. Prior to joining APHIS, she spent seven years as an epidemiologist in federal and state public health agencies working across the spectrum from outbreak investigation and response to policy development. Initially hired into APHIS Veterinary Services to assist in building effective collaborations and methods for coordinating zoonotic disease surveillance and data sharing with the CDC, Lynn specializes in developing innovative partnerships with federal agencies, academia and industry to increase efficiency and effectiveness in managing complex health threats through cross-disciplinary collaboration.
The Kenneth and Margaret Niemeyer Visiting Lecture Fund sponsored her presentation. The Niemeyers established the fund in 1986 to defray expenses of individuals brought to the CVM to deliver scientific lectures to veterinary students, faculty and other interested individuals. Kenneth Niemeyer was a 1955 graduate from the MU CVM. A long-time faculty member at the college, he also served as associate dean of academic and student affairs until the time of his retirement. He passed away in December 2011.
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2014 Battle of Malta Final Day: The Photo Blog
It's been one hell of a ride at the 2014 Battle of Malta with record-setting fields, huge prizes, Maria Ho and even an unusual truce at the end of the tournament.
In other words it was a pretty noteworthy event.
Our photographers captured the whole thing from the initial shuffle up and deal to the final hand of the final table.
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Boys Basketball – Marlboro Rides 2nd Half Wave to 1st Ever SCT Quarterfinal
MARLBORO – The Marlboro boys basketball team made the most of its five consecutive days off by preparing to play Lakewood in a Shore Conference Tournament round-of-16 game at home and during the first half of Thursday's game, the Mustangs did everything coach Mike Nausedas – or any other coach – could ask his team to do except for one, rather important thing: make shots.
The Mustangs – the No. 6 seed in the SCT – came out ice cold after their layoff, but by the time the third quarter arrived, so had their shooting touch.
Marlboro overcame a poor-shooting first half to blitz No. 11 Lakewood during the third quarter en route to a 64-44 win over the Piners. The win puts Marlboro in the Shore Conference quarterfinals for the first time in program history.
"This was our goal – to get to the elite eight," senior Dan Weiss said. "Now that we're here, coming off a pretty big win over Lakewood, we think we can keep going."
Sophomore Dylan Kaufman scored 13 of his team-high 18 points in the second half and also grabbed seven rebounds and blocked three shots. Weiss added 15 points, seven rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocks, while senior Ryan LaRocca chipped in 11 points – including nine in the second half on three three-pointers.
"I think the seniors all want it more than I do," Kaufman said. "Of course I care, but they've been going at this for four years to get this far. It's the first time in program history. They can tell you how good this feels right now."
Marlboro shot just 7-for-29 in the first half but Weiss and LaRocca each hit their first two three-pointers of the second half to ignite a 22-5 run over the span of the third quarter, which put the Mustangs ahead, 42-28 heading to the fourth.
Although the Mustangs were cold offensively in the first half – they also shot 0-for-7 from the three-point line and 6-for-14 from the free-throw line – they were effective on the defensive end. Lakewood shot 8-for-21 in the first half and turned the ball over 10 times.
"They were hitting shots in our face in the zone and we were missing a lot of layups and free throws," Weiss said. "(Nausedas) just told us to keep playing defense how we were. They'll start to miss a few, we'll make some layups and foul shots and that will turn the game around."
The Piners' turnover woes against Marlboro's pressure-heavy 2-3 zone continued in the second half and the Mustangs forced 20 Lakewood turnovers in total on Thursday.
The offense finally came around in support of the defense in the third quarter, which began with Marlboro hitting five of its first six shot attempts to turn a 23-20 deficit into a 34-26 lead. Weiss hit threes on back-to-back possessions to give the Mustangs their first lead, 26-23, and LaRocca answered a three by Lakewood junior Jyheir Jones with a corner three of his own to put the Mustangs ahead for good at 29-26.
Senior P.J. Ringel then followed with a steal and a layup as he was fouled, followed by another three by LaRocca, this time from the right wing to put Marlboro ahead, 34-26.
After Lakewood senior Adi Palmer scored off an inbounds play from underneath the basket, Marlboro ripped off eight straight points to end the quarter. Ringel scored on a drive to the basket before Kaufman scored the last six Marlboro points of the third.
Lakewood junior Kevin Dent made one free throw to open the fourth-quarter scoring, but Marlboro came back with 11 straight points. That capped a 19-1 run, which was part of a larger 36-6 run that began in the final 1:30 of the second quarter, with Lakewood leading 23-17.
Palmer scored a game-high 26 points, including three three-pointers in the first half that helped the Piners jump out to the 23-17 lead.
With Thursday's win, Marlboro earns a third crack at No. 3 Freehold Township, which beat Marlboro twice in Class A North play. Both games were tight, with Freehold Township winning 51-48 in Freehold on Jan. 13 and 42-41 at Marlboro on Feb. 7 to clinch the outright Class A North title. The two teams will take the floor at Pine Belt Arena in Toms River in the second game of a quadruple header, which tips at 12:45 p.m.
"We're probably going to see them in (the NJSIAA Tournament) too," Weiss said. "We were pretty pumped to see that we could get them in this tournament first and maybe see them twice again."
"We wanted this," Kaufman said. "We wanted another shot at them bad."
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Lakewood (44): Cameron Mader 0 0-0 0, Jyheir Jones 1 0-0 3, Zyheir Jones 3 0-4 6, Adi Palmer 9 3-3 26, Dorian Vaughn 2 0-0 6, Khari Jenkins 0 0-0 0, Kevin Dent 0 1-2 1, Ryan Savoy 1 0-0 2, Omari Barskdale 0 0-2 0, DeAndre Harris 0 0-0 0. Totals: 16 4-11 44
Three-pointers: J.Jones, Palmer 5, Vaughn 2
Marlboro (64): P.J. Ringel 3 1-7 7, Ryan LaRocca 4 0-0 11, Dylan Kaufman 7 4-5 18, Justin Marcus 2 1-2 5, Dan Weiss 5 3-4 15, Brian Levine 1 1-2 2, Noah Turner 0 0-0 0, Ethan Sherman 1 1-2 3, Matt Cabrejos 1 0-0 2, Alex Ratner 0 0-0 0. Totals: 24 11-22 64
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Friday, May 30, 2014
Larry Klayman v. Judicial Watch (Plus Orly Taitz!)
How's that for a hat trick?
Larry Klayman, the controversial attorney and founder of Judicial Watch, is suing his former public interest group over allegedly defamatory statements that somehow also allegedly involve birther attorney Orly Taitz! (She's not a defendant.)
And it's all in front of sober, serious-minded Judge Altonaga, who granted sj on some claims but did find triable issues.
Grab some popcorn, kids, you'll want to be at this trial!
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- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 11:49 AM
Okay...serious scholarly question regarding the following sample from the order:ReplyDelete
Klayman made the strategic decision to be held in contempt to permit him to raise issues on appeal. (See Def.'s SF ¶ 25; Pl.'s SF ¶ 25; Klayman Dep. 43:5–10).
Does the period at the end of the parenthetical cite to the record go outside (as it is in the order), or inside the parenthetical? (See e.g. bla bla bla.)
- GodwhackerMay 30, 2014 at 12:31 PM
The idiots are out!ReplyDelete
- Fake Internet Know-it-AllMay 30, 2014 at 1:15 PM
Whatever I say it should be.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 2:01 PM
To 11:49 -- yes, the period should be inside the parenthetical. But each person has his or her own style, and Judge Altonaga places the periods on the outside.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 2:36 PM
2:01 -ReplyDelete
So the answer is that either way is correct?
Seriously, not trying to knock one of the best judges we have - just want to know - is there a preferred method?
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 3:32 PM
If you're interested in this case, we have been chronicling it at the Fogbow web forum (which mostly focuses on exposing the birther movement) since it was first filed last year. http://www.thefogbow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=10743ReplyDelete
You won't find any friends of Larry, Orly, or Judicial Watch there, but that thread has the whole story of the case, along with lots of lawyerly analysis done by real lawyers, and links to most of the documents filed.
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 3:59 PM
Happy Friday SFL!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 4:03 PM
2:36 -- you should place the period on the inside of the mark, which is standard. My point was not to suggest that both are correct (in fact, you won't find any support in any style or usage guide for placing the period on the outside of the parentheses). My point, rather, was to state only that everyone has their own style for doing things.ReplyDelete
That being said, there's no need to use parentheticals for record citations at all. Although the Bluebook permits enclosing record citations within parentheses, the principal way of citing record citations is not to use them. In my view, the less clutter, the better.
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 5:00 PM
Pres. Obama was born in outer space, and his 12 tentacled socialist wife is going to come brainwash yur children in to gay marriage while giving you a Coca-Cola enema.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 6:48 PM
That is advice I can follow...losing parenthetical cites sounds good to me.ReplyDelete
- GodwhackerMay 30, 2014 at 7:37 PM
@ 5:00ReplyDelete
I've been to that party. It was a blast!
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 8:40 PM
Periods go outside of parentheses unless the entire system is within parentheses.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 30, 2014 at 8:53 PM
Happy Friday/Weekend, SFL.ReplyDelete


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Chapter 1
Snow fell from the sky and covered the ground, giving Mossflower Wood the appearance of a frozen kingdom. The sharp wind blew the snow around, creating a perfect whiteout. This winter was the coldest winter that old Abbot Laric could remember. However, he didn't know whether this was because of the snow, or the old age that had made his body frail. Abbot Laric, a simple mouse, liked to look out of the beautiful Redwall Abbey's windows during the winter and think about days gone by. He loved the snow when he was a dibbun, but now in his old age he could not enjoy the fun that the winter brought. Suddenly, Abbot Laric saw a silhouette beyond the stream of snow. Uncertain at first, he pressed his face to the glass and adjusted his spectacles. There was no mistaking it now. There was a figure walking outside! Abbot Laric was confused by this. Redwall was on lockdown due to the harsh winter. Nobody was allowed out of the abbey- it simply was not safe. This creature had to be someone seeking refuge. Laric pushed his face harder on the glass to get a better view, but then something unimaginable happened. Weakened by the ice and snow, the fragile window strained under the added weight of Abbot Laric's face. In an instant, the window shattered and Abbot Laric was sent cascading down the side of the abbey, into the deep snow below. The fall was a long one; the window that Laric had been looking out of was on the second floor. The pain in his side numbed by the stinging cold, Laric gasped for air. The fall had been detrimental to his frail body, and now he could not tell the extent of the damage that had been inflicted upon him. Hours passed, and still Abbot Laric laid in the snow. His breathing had slowed, and he couldn't muster the strength to call for help. Defeated, he closed his eyes and accepted death. However, something tempted him to open his eyes. When he did, he was startled to see a mouse standing above him. The mouse was strong, and appeared to be in his prime. He wore steel armor and had a marvelous sword at his side. An aura of calm surrounded this heroic mouse. Abbot Laric nervously swallowed. This was Martin the Warrior! There was no mistake. He appeared the same as he had on the tapestry that hung in the Great Hall. Martin spoke, but his mouth did not appear to move. His voice echoed around Laric. "Worry not Abbot Laric, you are in my care." Laric tried to speak but he didn't have the strength. Martin's voice became more urgent. "I do not have much time Abbot. There is a threat the likes of which Redwall has never seen approaching on the horizon. The time will come when everyone will have to make a choice. But fear not, for while great evil looms, so does great good. Wait for the arrival of the pine marten. He will be Redwall's savior... Martin's voice trailed off and he disappeared into thin air. Behind where he once was, Laric could see a silhouette approaching. His eyes began to close as he saw Skipper the Otter approach him...
Chapter 2
Redwall was not all that was affected by the harsh winter. Traveling merchants and traders were greatly affected by the horrible condition. Most were forced to stay inside and wait the winter storms out. One however, attempted to brave the perilous weather. Newt Blackbark hauled his pack of wares through the storm. The pine marten was trying to trade for herbs to help his sick mother. She had obtained some terrible plague, and was now bed-ridden. Newt's mother was all he had, and he was determined to do whatever it would take to insure her good health. Now he was the lone figure stirring in Mossflower Wood. Suddenly, a particularly strong gust of wind sent his pack flying out of his hands. "NO!" Newt yelled in frustration. The pack soared over a hill, and Newt struggled up the cliff face. When he reached the top of the hill, Newt plunged into the unknown and slid down the hill. He sped quickly down the snow covered hill, his fur matted with snow and pine cones. The hill began to straighten out, but Newt couldn't stop himself in time to avoid the raging river that roared below the hill. He plunged into the ice cold waters, and the strong current pulled him away. Seconds felt like minutes, and minutes felt like hours as Newt struggled to keep his head above the water. The icy cold seared his stomach. Ahead he could see a bend in the river. Mustering what little strength he had left, Newt lunged forward and grabbed hold of a tree root. Relieved, Newt hauled himself out of the water and sat, dripping wet and freezing on the shore. He took stock of the situation. He knew not how far he had traveled. His pack was long gone, and his tunic was dripping wet. The cold and snow battered him, but could not dominate him. Newt hobbled to his feet and crept over to a tree. He leaned against it and thought about what he could do. He was hopelessly lost. He had no food and was freezing to death. The situation was horrible. Suddenly, through the snow, he could see a figure approaching him. "Help!" Newt called out. "Help!". As the figure came closer Newt felt warmer, as if they were radiating heat. As the figure approached him, Newt was able to make out that it was a warrior mouse. "Oh please, sir, you must help-" the mouse cut Newt off. "Time is a luxury I do not have Newt." Newt was shocked that this unfamiliar mouse knew his name. "How-" Once again the mouse cut him off. "Head east towards the rising sun, you will find refuge there in the form of an abbey, you..." Suddenly, the mouse stooped over, a pained expression on his face. When the mouse looked back up, it had red glowing eyes. Appalled, Newt jumped back and pulled out his dagger. The mouse's voice was deep and menacing. "You think you are safe, marten? You think the abbey will protect you? The abbey is a lie, and all of you will be brought to your knees, for I am returning!" Suddenly the mouse yelled and looked back up. The seemingly invincible mouse now had a fearful and helpless look on its face. It struggled to speak. "G-Go East, Newt. Help..." and then the mouse disappeared. Newt backed up and turned and ran, terrified, heading east just as the mouse had suggested.


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