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Gan Israel Day Camp of Morristown wrapped up an amazing and exciting first week.
Over 350 children, in five divisions (boys, girls, kiddie, chayal and CIT) enjoyed a full range of activities, including sports and swim instruction, drama, arts, cooking and much more. The highlights were the three trips to FunZone, Glow in the Dark Golf and Imagine That.
A comprehensive summer learning program, which includes a curriculum prepared by Rabbi Yossi Berktin and guided by Rabbi Dovid Volfman is enjoyed by all the children and counselors alike. The campers receive prizes and worksheets to take home for shabbos.
Children travel over 30 mile radius, from five different counties to attend the highly regarded and famous day camp.
Feedback from the parents has been extremely positive, featured by compliments to the staff and excitement from the schedule.
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Daniel Werfel(Photo: James J. Lee Military Times)
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Acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller offered his resignation Wednesday
Agency officials had targeted Tea Party groups for extra scrutiny
President called the misconduct "inexcusable"
(PhatzNewsRoom / USA Today) — WASHINGTON — President Obama said on Thursday that he was naming a trusted White House budget official, Daniel Werfel, to serve as his new acting IRS commissioner, while a second top IRS official announced he was stepping down from the agency in the aftermath of revelations that the agency had targeted conservative groups for extra scrutiny.
Joseph Grant, commissioner of the agency's tax exempt and government entities division, will retire on June 3, according to an IRS statement. Grant joined the IRS in August 2005 and became the deputy commissioner of the tax exempt division in 2007. He became the second senior IRS official in as many days to offer his resignation.
Grant had only be elevated to the position of commissioner of the division last week–two days before the agency confirmed the targeting of Tea Party groups and conservative organizations applying for tax exempt status.
Meanwhile, Obama announced that the controller of the White House Office of Management and Budget, Werfel, will move into the job of acting IRS commissioner next week, replacing Steven Miller.
"Throughout his career working in both Democratic and Republican administrations, Danny has proven an effective leader who serves with professionalism, integrity and skill," Obama said in a statement. "The American people deserve to have the utmost confidence and trust in their government, and as we work to get to the bottom of what happened and restore confidence in the IRS, Danny has the experience and management ability necessary to lead the agency at this important time."
Obama said on Wednesday that he'd accepted the resignation of Miller, saying the agency needed a change in leadership.
Werfel, 42, will start the job on Wednesday and has agreed to serve in the position through September.
Werfel, who is known around the White House as Danny, will lead the IRS efforts to restore its reputation that has taken a beaten since it was made public that the organization was targeting conservative groups.
He has served in a number of other positions at OMB, including deputy controller, chief of financial integrity and as a policy analyst. He also served during the George W. Bush administration as a member of the Federal Accounting and Standards Advisory Board.
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, who has known Werfel for more than 15 years, said Werfel has the makeup to help the agency get through a difficult period.
"He is an immensely talented and dedicated public servant who has ably served presidents of both parties. Danny has a strong record of raising his hand for — and excelling at — tough management assignments," Lew said in a statement.


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Carter G. Woodson, Black History Founder The story of the life of Carter Woodson, who first suggested Negro History Week in 1926. This observance later became Black History Month. From the Governor's Office, the State of Florida.
Carter Godwin Woodson (1875-1950) Founder of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, Carter Woodson came from a childhood of poverty to graduate from Harvard. This is a detailed biographical essay about his life and his accomplishments in the field of education and scholarship. Mounted at the Association's website.
Britannica Guide to Black History-Timeline This timeline is useful for an overview of black history because of the interlinks it provides to extensive articles on the subjects mentioned. From the Britannica Online Encyclopedia.
African American Mosaic A Library of Congress resource guide for the study of black history and culture. Primary resources include pictures, newspapers, etc. Covers colonization, abolition, migration, and the Depression.
African American Perspectives Pamphlet collection from the Library of Congress which can be viewed as text or facsimile. A little hard to use but worth it for the wonderful primary sources.
Black History Database Search for Black History facts by month, year, or particular topic. Mounted at MIT.
African American Journey A comprehensive site covering the history of African Americans from slavery through the Civil Rights Movement. From World Book Encyclopedia
African American Odyssey Based on a Black History exhibit at the Library of Congress, this site provides a history from slavery to civil rights. Information on free blacks before the Civil War. Many primary documents.
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Biography Resource Center + The Complete Marquis Who's Who A comprehensive database of biographical information on more than one million people throughout history, around the world, and across all disciplines and subject areas. ALL YOU NEED IS A MONTGOMERY COUNTY LIBRARY CARD. Can be searched by the term "African-American" under "ethnicity."
Gale Celebrates Black History Month: Biographies Part of the publisher's mega-site in celebration of Black History Month. Many of the most requested names in Black History.
African Americans in History Brief biographical sketches of 24 key figures in African American history. Compiled by the University of Georgia, Institute for African American Studies.
African Americans in the Visual Arts Extensive biographies of African American artists, plus a historical overview with comprehensive information on the Harlem Renaissance at Long Island University.
History of African Americans in the Civil War Gives a concise history of the African Americans who made up 10% of the Union Army during the Civil War. Describes Medal of Honor Winners. Can be searched by name. National Park Service.
Blacks in Technology: Past & Present Links to biographies of famous black inventors.
Faces of Science: African Americans in the Sciences Many links to biographies of African American scientists. Organized by discipline. Alphabetical index. Mounted at UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINE.
African American Artists Short biographies of 7 major African American artists with examples of their work.
Negro League Baseball Players Association Homepage This site includes a general history of the Negro League, along with information on the teams and individual players. The Association's goal is to honor and celebrate the significant contribution of Negro Leagues players to baseball and American history.
Time Magazine 100 In 2000, TIME magazine listed 100 people who had most influenced the Twentieth Century. Among them were six African-Americans: Muhammad Ali Aretha Franklin Martin Luther King, Jr. Rosa Parks Jackie Robinson Oprah Winfrey
Frederick Douglass | Langston Hughes | Martin Luther King, Jr. | Malcolm X | Jackie Robinson | Rosa Parks | Sojourner Truth | Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass (1818-1895) Teacher Resource File Designed for teachers, this has a wealth of information about Frederick Douglass as well as many useful links. At James Madison University.
Frederick Douglass A short sketch of Frederick Douglass, with links to his writings and to other sketches of his life, some quite extensive. From the American Studies Department, Keele University, UK.
American Visionaries: Frederick Douglass This site tells about Frederick Douglass in the context of his home, now a museum, in Washington D.C. Many visuals, including a virtual tour of his home. From the National Park Service.
Langston Hughes
Find a Poet Sponsored by the Academy of American Poets, this site has many examples of his work as well as a short essay about his life and works. Excellent bibliography.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Directory One of the most comprehensive sites on the Web commemorating Dr. King. Originating at Stanford University.
A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Explores the impact of King's life on America. Includes images, a timeline of King's life, a bibliography, and useful links. From Long Island University.
Malcolm X
Malcolm X: Our Shining Black Prince Eulogy delivered by Ossie Davis at the funeral of Malcolm X.
Beyond Fad and Fashion: Understanding the Essence of Malcolm X Excellent overview of the life of Malcolm X with a step by step review of his political and social ideas. Sponsored by the Black Collegian, an online source of job information for African Americans.
Jackie Robinson
Remembering Jackie Robinson Famous sports writer remembers Jackie Robinson. Many excellent links to the National Archives webpage about Jackie, and the page sponsored by the Jackie Robinson Society.
Jackie Robinson The site, at Pasadena City College, where Robinson was a student from 1937 to 1939, has a wealth of information and links to other well chosen sites which give a complete picture of his life and work as he broke the color barrier in baseball
Rosa Parks
Rosa Parks This page gives a short biography of Rosa Parks and a 2 page summary of her role in the bus boycott.
Rosa Parks A site giving a profile, biography, interview, and photographs of Rosa Parks. From the Academy of Achievement a non-profit organization that brings students "into direct personal contact with the greatest thinkers and achievers of the age."
Rosa Parks, 92, Founding Symbol of Civil Rights Movement, Dies NEW YORK TIMES article honoring Rosa Parks. Written at the time of her death.
Rosa Parks: The Woman Who Changed a Nation This page, sponsored by Grand Times, a weekly magazine for seniors, gives information about Rosa Parks before the bus boycott and about what she is doing currently to further civil rights. Based on a 1996 interview.
Sojourner Truth
Who Was Sojourner Truth? Anti-slavery advocate and speaker. Page sponsored by the Sojourner Truth Memorial Statue Committee.
The Narrative of Sojourner Truth A biography dictated to Olive Gilbert by Sojourner Truth. Click on the picture to enter the biography. Olive Gilbert was an abolitionist Truth met in Northampton, MA in the 1840's. From the University of Virginia.
Sojourner Truth-"Ain't I a Woman" Report of the speech given at the 1851 Women's Rights Convention in Akron, Ohio. Other links to biographical information and documents.
Harriet Tubman
The Life of Harriet Tubman Concise biography of the famous "conductor" on the Underground Railroad. From the New York History Net.
Harriet Tubman From the National Park Service. A brief chronology of Harriet Tubman's life.
African-American History Month: 50 Years of Change This is an extensive site from the Census Bureau in honor of the Brown v. Board of Education decision. Extensive demographic information as well as pictures and audio.
National Park Service Soldiers and Sailors System About 10% of the Union Army was made up of African-Americans. The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System is a computerized database containing very basic facts about servicemen who served on both sides during the Civil War. If you know the regiment your ancestor fought in or his name, this site could be useful for genealogical research. Click on "soldiers" or "sailors" if you know a name or "regiment" if you have that information.
Christine's Genealogical Website A website dedicated to listing links reflecting all aspects of African-American genealogy. A free registration is available under "Your Account." You need to register to see anything on the page.
Cyndi's List of Genealogical Sites on the Internet-African American An excellent place to find sources in your search for your African American ancestors. Over 250 links divided by category such as "how to" and census records.
AfriGeneas This site is "devoted to African American genealogy, to researching African Ancestry in the Americas in particular…." Of special interest is an online guide for beginners and a slave ancestry database.
Freedman's Bureau Online After the Civil War, the Freedman's Bureau was charged with "relief and educational activities relating to refugees and freedmen, including issuing rations, clothing and medicine." For this reason, they kept extensive records which might help in genealogical research.
Freedman's Bank Records The Freedman's Bank Savings and Trust Company was chartered in 1865 with the primary objective to assist former slaves in keeping money safe from swindlers, as they transitioned from slavery to freedom. This site gives an overview of a new CD source available from Familysearch.org, sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints The bank records contain a lot of personal information:
In particular, remarks in many of the records document family relationships and relatives who were sold into slavery to other locations.
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Middle Passage The history of the Middle Passage told primarily in pictures from the book, Middle Passage by Tom Feeling. From the Juneteenth celebration website.
Captive Passage the Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Making of the Americas From the Mariners Museum, this site not only covers the horrors of the Middle Passage, but gives a wider understanding of the slave trade through information on Africa before slavery, early European-African contact, etc. Most important is its emphasis on slavery in the New World as the first "race-based" slavery. Excellent choice as an overview site.
Transatlantic Slave Trade 12 million Africans were taken in bondage from Africa to the New World in 350 years. Clearly laid out and easy to navigate, this site chronicles this horrific journey in essays, maps, and images. From the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library.
Amistad Trial Home Page Website developed by Professor Douglas Linder of the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law. About the mutiny aboard the slave ship and the ensuing trial. Many primary documents (trial record, arguments, etc.)
Life as a Slave
American Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology During the Depression, over 2,300 former slaves from across the American South were interviewed by writers and journalists of the WPA (Works Progress Administration.) First hand accounts of living under slavery.
Black Resistance: Slavery in the United States Virtual slavery exhibit by Afro-American Newspapers. Chronology of slave revolts.
Follow the North Star Because this has a Canadian perspective, it has information on the final destinations of those fleeing slavery via the Underground Railroad. Click on "The Story" to enter the site. Notable is the map of black settlements in Canada under "Touring." Using the drop down menu, you can see where fugitives settled and what kind of lives they made for themselves. The "conductors" section gives information on many conductors who are not mentioned in American sites. The section on "symbolism" tells how quilts and songs gave coded information to fugitive slaves.
Melrose Interactive Slavery Environment More than a year in the making, this site takes viewers into Melrose, a pre-Civil War estate near Natchez, Mississippi. You can experience Melrose from the perspective of those who were slaves there. All the print on this site is also read aloud, so it is a good site for reluctant readers. Lots of eye appeal as well.
Runaways In the nineteenth century, it is estimated that at least 50,000 men, women and children ran away each year trying to make it to freedom. Beautifully laid out and easy to navigate, this site chronicles their struggle in essays, maps, and images. From the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library.
My Escape From Slavery by Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass' narrative of his escape first published in Century Illustrated Magazine, November, 1881.
Ordinary People and the Undergroung Railroad At this site you can browse the alphabetical listing of people who were involved in the Underground Railroad- "enslaved and freed Blacks, Whites, Native Americans, and others." Not only are famous people listed, but everyday people, like Daniel Drayton, who were in the right place at the right time to help fugitives flee north. From the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
Slavery Authoritative all-in-one resource which gives an overview of slavery in the New World. Includes primary source documents, study aids for students, visual resources, and a bibliography. From the Gilder Lehrman Institute which offers this website "to serve as a portal for American history on the Web; to offer high-quality educational material for teachers, students, historians, and the public."
Slavery-Black Voices This site covers many aspects of slavery in the United States not covered elsewhere-family life, religion, childhood etc. After an initial overview essay, first person accounts by slaves themselves make up the bulk of the site. From the DigitalHistory website, mounted at the University of Houston.
The Underground Railroad An interactive site that gives visitors the chance to escape on the Underground Railroad. Authored by the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine.
The Underground Railroad Short concise overview of the Underground Railroad from the PBS series Africans in America. Excellent links.
Statutes of the United States Concerning Slavery Full texts of the statutes concerning slavery in the United States. Avalon Project of the Yale Law School.
Slave Rebellions Not many slaves willingly accepted the fate of being owned. This site gives information on three major slave revolts in the South in addition to a description of the Amistad affair. Mounted at Washington State University.
North American Slave Narratives This is a collection of electronic texts that documents the lives of "fugitive and former slaves published in broadsides, pamphlets, or book form in English up to 1920." From the Documenting the American South Project from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The Civil War
Union Army-Colored Troops Regimental histories of African American troops in the Civil War.
A House Divided The website explores the United States under Lincoln-slavery, sectionalism, the Civil War and its aftermath. Clicking on the menu items takes you into an overview essay and following the forward arrows takes you to visuals and other primary sources. Mounted at the University of Houston.
History of African-Americans in the Civil War A short essay on the role of African-Americans as soldiers in the Civil War. About 10% of the Union Army was made up of African-Americans. From the National Park Service Soldiers and Sailors System. The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System is a computerized database containing very basic facts about servicemen who served on both sides during the Civil War.
Abolition and Its Aftermath
Abolition Overview of the Abolition movement. From the American Mosaic site created by the Library of Congress.
Juneteenth Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. This site gives a history of the celebration from its beginnings in Texas after emancipation until today. Map with present day celebrations by state.
Emancipation Proclamation President Lincoln's words freeing the slaves.
The History of Jim Crow A long overview of the U.S. segregations laws that divided blacks & whites, how African-Americans coped, & how these laws were finally overthrown. From New York Life.
Jim Crow Overview of the Jim Crow laws of United States and the reasons for their demise. Sponsored by Africana.com.
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" by James Weldon Johnson Words to the Negro National Anthem. Written by James Weldon Johnson and his brother in 1900. The story of how the NEgro National Anthem was written. From NPR.
Black Cowboys Part I and Part II Overview articles on African American cowboys in the West after the Civil War. Sponsored by Lest We Forget, a black history magazine.
Buffalo Soldiers Famous African American cavalry units on the American frontier.
Reconstruction And Its Aftermath
America's Reconstruction This site describes the turbulent period after the Civil War and the varied reactions to it-black and white, north and south. Special emphasis on politics and economics and their impact on the social goals of African-American freedom. From the DigitalHistory website, mounted at the University of Houston. The Freedmen's Bureau A site, located at the University of Virginia, which outlines the role of the Freedmen's Bureau in helping freed slaves to establish a new life. Browsing the records by topic helps you to see the problems faced by freed slaves. From the Valley of the Shadow project. Click on the "room" you are interested in.
Great Migration Between 1910 and 1925 one-tenth of the country's black population moved north. Beautifully laid out and easy to navigate, this site chronicles this migration in essays, maps, and images. From the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library.
Reconstruction Authoritative all-in-one resource which gives an overview of Reconstruction after the Civil War. Includes primary source documents, study aids for students, visual resources, and a bibliography. From the Gilder Lehrman Institute which offers this website "to serve as a portal for American history on the Web; to offer high-quality educational material for teachers, students, historians, and the public."
Redemption The campaign of Southern whites to deprive newly freed slaves of their political and economic rights after the Civil War was called Redemption. This site covers Black Codes, voter disfranchisement, and the Supreme Court's sympathy for Southern whites.
Brown vs. Board of Education
Brown vs. Board of Education This landmark Supreme Court case settled the question of whether or not "separate but equal " in education should be the law of the land. Site gives background, the ruling, and the results of the ruling. PBS.org.
Opinion, Brown vs. Board of Education Full text of the Supreme Court decision legally ending school segregation.
Brown v. Board of Education This page outlines the case and decision and gives information on corresponding cases. For a concise treatment this is excellent. A facsimile of a handout from the National Historic Site, Monroe Elementary School. National Park Service.
Documents Related to Brown v. Board of Education From the National Archives, this site outlines the segregated conditions leading up to the Brown v. Board. Scrolling down the page, you will find links to documents that shed light on the case. Also includes an interesting timeline.
Little Rock School Integration Crisis The integration of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas was an historic test of the Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka ruling and school integration. This website gives a brief outline of the crisis and many documents which highlight President Eisenhower's role in the crisis. From the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library.
Central High An extensive treatment of the Central High desegregating crisis with picture, sound, and document links within the text. From the PBS website, Freedom: The Story of Us.
Brown@ 50 This site has three items of special interest. There are extensive biographies of those who crafted the legal strategy which led to the decision, coverage of cases before and after the decision which impacted it, and a well annotated list to civil rights sites of all kinds. From the Howard University School of Law.
Little Rock Central High 40th Anniversary This site commemorates the integration crisis that centered around Little Rock Central High School in 1957-58. News clips of the time (use Quick Time to view) and texts of the school and city newspapers.
Civil Rights Movement
American Rhetoric This site has a "database of 5000+ full text, audio and video (streaming) versions of public speeches, sermons, legal proceedings, lectures, debates, interviews, other recorded media events, and a declaration or two. "Click on "Top 100 Speeches" to hear Martin Luther King, Jr.'s speeches. Also included are speeches by Mary Church Terrell, Malcolm X. and Stokely Carmichael.
Charles Moore's Powerful Days This man's photographs of fire hoses and police dogs turned on peaceful protesters rocked the nation in the 50's and 60's. Tells of his life with excellent examples of his powerful work.
Sitting For Justice From increase & diffusion, a Smithsonian web magazine, comes the history of the sit-in of the Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro, N.C. in February of 1960. Also includes audiolinks to civil rights protest songs.
We Shall Overcome; Historic Places of the Civil Rights Movement AT first this site does not look too promising, for it is organized by historic places in the Civil Rights Movement, with very little tying these places together. However, it does have overviews which link the whole. From the National Park Service. The Need for Change The Players The Strategy The Cost The Prize
Martin Luther King's, Letter from the Birmingham Jail A letter which outlines King's philosophy of non-violent protest. From the University of Pennsylvania.
Politics of Black Liberation Huge site of links with special emphasis on the Civil Rights Movement, Pan-Africanism, and black nationalism. From Binghamton University.
National Civil Rights Museum This page gives a virtual tour of the museum, touching concisely on every important event in the Civil Rights Movement.
Montgomery Alabama Bus Boycott, 1955 Overview of the bus boycott that brought the struggle for African American civil rights to the attention of the nation. Covers many activists in addition to Rosa Parks.
Manifesto Project Collection of manifestos and position papers issued by sixties-era organizations like SNCC and the Black Panthers. Mounted at Virginia Tech. Scroll down to find the link.
Memphis: We Remember This page gives an overview of the Sanitation Workers' Strike, April 3, 1968. Martin Luther King, Jr. was in Memphis, supporting the strikers, when he was assassinated. Page includes the text of King's "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech. Located at the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees site.
March on Washington, 1963 A sample chapter from the Abbeville Press book, The Civil Rights Movement: A Photographic History by Steven Kasner. This is an extensive essay on the march. Coverage also includes the politics behind the march with a section on J. Edgar Hoover's efforts to scuttle the march and discredit Dr. King.
30 Years After The Kerner Report Thirty-five years ago, the Kerner Report said that this nation was becoming two societies "one black, one white-separate and unequal." This study by the Milton S. Eisenhower Foundations says that the Kerner Report is true. CNN story.
Oh Freedom Over Me This site is filled with interviews of young people who took part in Freedom Summer in Mississippi in 1964. They had to be prepared to be beaten, abused and killed, as three young men eventually were. Listen to the program on RealAudio. Read their interviews- their stories in their own words. Slide show. From American Radio Works.
History of Core This site outlines the history of the Congress of Racial Equality. The site is divided into links to key events and key people. The site opens with an audio narrative of the history which is very effective.
A Lasting Legacy
Slavery: History in the Key of Jazz This PBS site is a companion to Ken Burns' "Jazz." Slavery is discussed in terms of the effect it had on jazz and how African influences remained a distinctive part of jazz. The site includes audio and video segments, as well as links to jazz biographies
Overview of African Place Names in the United States This is an amazing essay that documents African place name legacy in the American South. Using Mississippi as an example, Joseph E. Holloway, Ph.D. shows patterns of Africa dispersion. He has also written a similar article on Bantu Place Names in South Carolina http://www.slaveryinamerica.org/history/hs_es_placenames_sc.htm
The Impact of African Languages on American English Exploring this essay, you will find just how many African words the average American uses in his speech. Find out how they were derived from the languages of the "five or six major cultural groups of West Africans enslaved in North America."
History Of D.C. Hand Dancing D.C. has its own brand of swing dancing, which originated in the mid-1950's and is enjoying a revival today. It is the official dance of the District of Columbia. This history is from the D.C. Hand Dance Club.
African-American Contributions To Theatrical Dance A history of the contributions of African Americans to American dance from the time of slavery to the swing dance era. Also gives a list and information on professional black dance companies.
Dance in America: Free to Dance A companion site to a PBS documentary on the African American contributions to modern dance. Gives a timeline, biographies, and a history.
African American Literature: Voices Of Slavery And Freedom Created by the World Book editors, this website consists of essays divided by time period. Many links within the essays go to authors' biographies and important cultural events. Related websites are listed, including many to online texts.
Red Hot Jazz Archive: Jazz before 1930 A site dedicated to the history of jazz before 1930. Information on jazz men and women and the bands. Note: navigation bar is small and on the bottom of the page.
Biographies from Jazz by Ken Burns Read about and listen to jazz great at this PBS website.
History of Gospel Music History of gospel music with information on groups, singers, etc. Also information on spirituals. Presented by Afrogen.com.
Lincoln Park History Project Collaborative project that documents, preserves, and presents the rich cultural heritage of one of Rockville, Maryland's oldest communities. Bibliography of articles on Lincoln Park included.
Duke Ellington's Washington Before the Harlem Renaissance, there was a flourishing African American artistic community in Washington D.C. It was in this community that Duke Ellington and many other black Washingtonians were nurtured. This is a companion site to the PBS special of the same name. Biographical sketches, a history of the U Street corridor in D.C., and information of the current revival of that area.
Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery While the website is rather simple, the museum itself has some interesting exhibits, such as a cross section of a slave ship, a slave cabin, and an Arts Pavilion that contains "artifacts from across the African Diaspora."
VOA News - Historic Uncle Tom's Cabin Saved Josiah Henson was one of the first slaves to write his memoirs after escaping to freedom. This inspired Harriet Beecher her 1852 novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin. Josiah lived much of his early life in Montgomery County, Maryland and his cabin has been bought by Montgomery County as a historical site. This Voice of America News report can be read or listened to or viewed.
African Americans in Maryland From Sailor-Maryland information site, are multiple links to sites about African Americans in Maryland, past and present.
African American Heritage Trail This site provides information on more than 200 important African American history sites in Washington, DC. It is searchable by keyword, in addition to neighborhood and subject. You can also browse by neighbor hood, or use the clickable map. From Cultural Tourism DC.
Blacks of the Chesapeake, an Integral Part of Maritime History Part of the Blacks of Chesapeake project, this site helps "introduce people to contributions that Blacks have made to maritime and seafood processing industries throughout the Chesapeake region." There is interesting information about crabbing and oyster tonging on the Bay, but two subjects of historical interest are the use of the Chesapeake's streams, swamps, and estuaries to escape slavery http://www.dnr.state.md.us/naturalresource/spring2000/chesapeake.html and the history of blacks on the Patuxent River http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/aapax.html. This guide to African-American heritage sites on the Lower Patuxent tells the story of how blacks maintained their culture and made notable achievements despite slavery and repression.
Virginia Runaways Nothing, other than slave narratives, makes the slave appear as a flesh and blood human being like these ads for runaway slaves in Virginia. This site is a comprehensive collection of advertisements for runaway and captured slaves and servants which were published in Virginia newspapers during the eighteenth century. The website can be searched by any word in the ad. A Project of the Virginia Center for Digital History.
U Street: City within a City For the first half of the Twentieth Century, the U Street Corridor attracted some of the leading African Americans in the arts, business, medicine, and the law. It was a black city within a city, clustered around Howard University. This is a site of the U St. Heritage Trail which gives a complete history of the area, plus maps of the area landmarks, and an extensive bibliography. From Cultural Tourism DC.
The Walk to Canada: Tracing the Underground Railroad In 1996, Anthony Cohen, a former Montgomery County resident, began a journey in Sandy Spring, Maryland; he walked one route that slaves took to freedom via the Underground Railroad into Canada. Located at the Menare Foundation, dedicated to preserving Undergrond Railroad sites.
Notable Black Washingtonians The African American community in Washington nurtured many who made their mark on the nation in many walks of life. This site tells the story of these people. PBS.org
Tour Archaeology in Annapolis Click on the Brice House and Carroll House links to see how African religions survived the oppression of slavery. Clicking on the Maynard- Burgess House link will give you information on "changes in African American lives that ran from slavery, to the Civil Rights movement, to the present day." From the Historic Annapolis Foundation.
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When Mama died all the cousins headed for house to divvy up the objects of memory. I headed to the back yard, to a spot behind my grandfather's old workshop. The tree, now ancient, stood proud with its limbs spread over a whole corner of the yard. My horticulturist wife dug in the ground and cut a root from the tangle.
She nursed that root in some secret concoction in my workshop for months. And on the appointed day we planted it. The first year it seemed but a twig, always in danger of being trampled. In two years it was chest high. In four years it began bushing out over its conquered territory. And the fifth year of its transplant there was produced three purple fruits. I picked one and sat down on the front porch of our cabin. In a slow motion born of anticipation I moved the fruit toward my mouth. I bit. The sweet juices trickled down my chin creating a joyful memory of childhood days enjoying the fruits of my protection. On a following day the other two were the highlight of breakfast.
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LSC is recognised by the RYA as a training centre that can provide Dinghy Training to its members.
The club is inspected regularly by the RYA to ensure that processes, procedures and equipment meet the required standards.
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Club Cruiser Rally to Ashlett Creek 8/9 June. We will be guests of Ashlett Sailing Club (http://asc.lifeyo.com/visitors) and will be using the Club Pontoon. Numbers are limited to 14 boats which must be monohull boats, less than 34ft LOA and suitable for a drying harbour.
HW Portsmouth for the 8th is 1215. You will need to do your own calculations for access to Ashlett based on the Southampton tidal profile. Note that the Ashlett channel needs careful planning and that the pontoon area dries out very rapidly after the second high water.
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Club Cruiser Rally to Beaulieu on the Bank Holiday Weekend 25th 27th May.
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I always wanted to get into competitive pokemon. Instead of just playing through the easy ingame battles so I started learning more about the metagame. With that said here's my first team!
EDIT:My team really needs a physical attacker I get utterly destroyed by special walls, and I want to run Heal Bell on Blissey. Problem is i'd have to lose Stealth Rock, and then I have no hazard support :/ Heatran @ Air Balloon Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Magma Storm - Taunt - Earth Power - Hidden Power Ice As soon as he's in he traps the enemy with Magma Storm. Then he taunts them stopping them from setting up in any way, and hopefully kills them. Ninetales @ Shed Shell Trait: Drought EVs: 160 HP / 248 SpD /100 Spe Timid Nature -Flamethrower -Will-O-Wisp -Pain Split -Hidden Power Fighting Ninetales is there for sun obviously since how would a sun team work without drought. Will-O-Wisp is for weakening them T-Tars, and so is HP Fighting. Pain Split is there for decent recovery. While Flamethrower is my preferred stab. Blissey @ Leftovers Trait: Natural Cure EVs: 4 HP / 252 Def / 252 SpD Calm Nature - Wish - Stealth Rock - Toxic - Flamethrower Blissey without you my team wouldn't work very well at all. I need you for status absorber, hazard setter, status inducer, wish support, and special wall. Blissey also surprisingly destroys bulky steel types trying to setup on me. Venusaur @ Life Orb Trait: Chlorophyll EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe Modest Nature - Growth - Giga Drain - Hidden Power [Fire] - Sludge Bomb Venasaur most likely the top sun sweeper in OU. There would be no point in having the sun if I didn't have a sun abuser right? I run a standard Venusaur set, and haven't had any problems with it. Starmie @ Life Orb (Thanks to Gary) Trait: Nature Cure 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Hydro Pump - Ice Beam - Recover - Rapid Spin Starmie is a nice spinner on the team. Ice beam is for killing those pesky dragon types if I cant have Cresselia do it. Recover is too lengthen my Starmie's life. While Hydro pump is a good stab even in the sun. Cresselia @ Leftovers Trait: Levitate EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpA Bold Nature - Ice Beam - Psychic - Calm Mind - Moonlight Cresselia works really well with Blissey. With high def and psychic typing Cresselia can take those physical attacks especially Close Combat for Blissey. Then I proceed to setup with as many Calm Mind boosts as possible then destroy assuming I don't get poisoned... Last edited by Poopy; Dec 18th, 2012 at 5:59:55 PM. |
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Hey man! Would you mind expanding your descriptions a bit? This will help raters understand why you chose each move, EV spread, etc so we can get a more rate that's more beneficial for your team.
I must admit you have a very solid sun team for your first team, and it's nice to see you use Cresselia, a very underrated but useful Pokemon in this meta game. Cresselia is very good on Sun teams especially because of her insane bulk and her ability to heal up over half of her health under the sun. One thing I recommend on Cresselia, is to replace Reflect with HP Fighting or Ice Beam. Reflect without Light Clay is quite annoying, as it only lasts a few turns. Since Cresselia already has maxed out physical bulk, Reflect seems pretty redundant. Since you lack any Fighting type coverage, HP Fighting can help against your decent Mamoswine weakness, as well as giving you something to hit Ferrothorn. Ice Beam is another alternative to hit Dragons, especially Latias and Latios who wall Cresselia's Psychic, and something to hit Landorus or Gliscor more effectively. Having Calm Mind boosts to her special attack with only Psychic at her disposal is kind of a let down coverage wise, so having at least +2 attacking moves makes her more of a threat defensively. Next, I'd like to address your pretty decent Mamoswine weakness. Normally, he wouldn't be too much of a problem. However with the ability Thick Fat after the banning of Snow Cloak, he can still survive Sun boosted attacks and OHKO half of your team back. The first thing you can change to help this is by replacing your Cloyster with an Offensive Starmie. Cloyster is kind of a meh spinner in OU, because ironically it packs a weakness to Stealth Rock itself, so switching it in to spin will take a toll on it's sweeping potential. Here's the set:
Starmie seems to work much better on your team then Cloyster did after testing, and it can not only spin, but check a ton of threats with it's amazing speed and coverage. Life Orb cancels out some of the lost power that Hydro Pump receives because of the Sun, and works pretty well in conjunction with Recover if you choose to use it over Psyshock. Ice Beam is pretty much to check anything that Cloyster did, however unlike Cloyster it can check right off the bat instead of having to set up. Psyshock is for Terrakion, Keldeo, and Gengar, however if you feel like most of your team can handle them then use Recover over Psyshock to increase its longevity. T-Bolt can be used over Ice Beam to have a back up for Jellicent if Venusaur's gone, however Ice beam is an all around better choice. The last thing I can think of to change would be your Heatran's move set a little bit. First off, I would replace it's Leftovers for an Air Balloon. This allows Heatran to be completely immune to Ground attacks, and is an awesome combination when combined with HP Ice to check Gliscor, Sand Force Landorus, and most of the Dragons who pack Earthquake. Speaking of Hidden Power Ice, I'd replace either Taunt or Toxic with Hidden Power Ice. Although Starmie is a decent check to most of these threats, Starmie still can't safely come into Scarfed Landorus or DD Salamence like Air Balloon Heatran can. Although Heatran can't counter them, provided he has a free switch he can wall a DD Outrage and OHKO back with HP Ice, and also wall physical Landorus' moves. I personally enjoy Balloon Heatran the most out of any other item he usually holds because it really ups his opportunities to come in and check things most wouldn't even imagine him being able to check. Just make sure to use the Balloon wisely and not have it pop early on in the game. Play smart. Also, one little nitpick. I recommend changing your Venusaur's EV spread to 72 HP / 252 SpA / 180 Spe / 4 Def with a Timid Nature in order to be able to take an Ice Shard from Mamoswine better and heal most of your health back with Giga Drain, and taking him out in the process. The reason you should run Timid over Modest is so you can out speed Scarfed Latios. Why would you want to be able to out speed scarfed Latios? Well, if you replace Sludge Bomb with Sleep Powder, then you'll be able to put it to sleep so you can set up some Growths. Sludge Bomb has terrible coverage, and really isn't worth the STAB bonus. Sleep Powder gives Venusaur a better chance to set up on something like a Heatran who walls all of Venusaur's moves. Anyways, good team dude, and Good Luck with your team!
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Hey. Gary2346 said most of what I would have said, so this rate will be nitpicking a few of your members to (hopefully!) eliminate a few weaknesses I think must be dealt with to ensure your team's success. To help alleviate your vulnerability to Mamoswine, I'd recommend using an EV spread of 248 HP / 40 Atk / 156 Def / 64 Spe and an Impish Nature on Cloyster. This spread grants Cloyster much more physical bulk than it had before, giving it the ability to take on every physically-based dragon not named Choice Band Kyurem-B, taking quite a bit of stress off Cresselia's shoulders. In addition, the given EVs allow Cloyster to outpace everything up to max Speed Weavile after one Shell Smash Boost, while leaving it enough power to do some damage after a Smash.
Also, your team suffers quite a bit at the hands of Scarf Politoed, who can OHKO Heatran before it can even blink, leaving you without your main means of winning the weather war. In addition, it can also force your Ninetales out without too many issues, helping it achieve complete dominion over your team. I'd recommend using an EV spread of 160 HP / 248 SpA / 100 Spe with a Timid Nature to help resolve that issue. These changes are also a twofold solution, since these EVs give Ninetales the ability to outpace all Mamoswine, allowing it to cripple Mamoswine with a burn before getting hit with Earthquake, as well as live through whatever Scarf Politoed throws at you in the sun. In addition to what I said earlier, Ninetales is probably Dugtrio's biggest switch-in opportunity, so to counteract that, I'd also recommend using Shed Shell over Leftovers, so it can escape the clutches of Dugtrio more easily. Now, these changes leave your Ninetales without a form of recovery, so I'd recommend using Pain Split over Energy Ball. A summarized list of changes can be found below. Nitpicks:
Good luck with your team! I hope this helps.
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Hiyas! So Gary2346 and Trinitotulene have given awesome suggestions and I would definitely recommend that you follow them.
In addition, I would say that Psychic on Cresselia is generally not a great choice. Having Psychic Monotype coverage means that just about any Dark-type Pokemon can come in and force you out. This could, for instance, give Weavile the chance to set up an SD and knock out most of your team, or Hydreigon to fire off a U-turn to a more favorable position, or even for T-tar to just come in and make life miserable. Thus, I would recommend that rather than going for the STAB bonus that Psychic offers, make the switch of Psychic->Ice Beam on Cresselia. This will make dealing with Outraging Dragons not named Kyurem (B) much MUCH easier, and has the nice side benefit of threatening Landorus/Lanto-T. Good luck with the team!
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