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Hi Mary,
The parents of Elizabeth were John Adams and Elizabeth (last name unknown). John was born about 1633 at Plymouth Colony. He died in 1703 in Chester Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. I don't have any information about Elizabeth other than she would have died after 1712 in New Jersey. Listed below are notes about John Adams.
John Adams was born at least by 1633, since he was presumably 21 years old or older , when in 1654, he sold a tract inherited from his father. On 27 December of the same year, he married Jane James of Marshfield, Massachusetts. By 1666, he had relocated from Marshfield to Flushing, New York, as a deed recorded in Marshfield identified him as Capt. John Adams of Flushing. About the same time, he converted to Quakerism and became a minister within that church. It is not clear if his title of "Captain" was civil or military. But a question is raised, as the Quakers are pacificists, and would not have accepted a military officer into their ranks. In West Jersey, John was active in civil affairs, serving from 1695 until his death in 1703 as a justice of the peace and as a delegate for Burlington County in the West Jersey Legislature in 1697. He died between 18 January 1702/3, when he witnessed the marriage of Henry Allen, a brother of Esther Allen Adams, and 5 February 1703/4, the probate of his will, which was written 19 March 1699. He was survived by at least nine and possibly twelve of his fifteen children, as well as his wife Elizabeth.
The parents of John Adams were John Adams and Elinor Worden.
John was born 7 Aug 1595 at Wapping, Stepney Parish, East London, England. He died 11 Nov 1633 at Plymouth Colony. Listed below are notes about John Adams.
John Adams of Plymouth, one of the first comers, arrived at Plymouth on the good ship "Fortune" on 9 November 1621. He was a carpenter by trade, and was a "stranger" in the colony, in that he may not have been a part of the original separatist group from Holland. He married Elinor Worden Newton, as the sagacity of Judge Davis presumed, for she came in the ship "Anne" in 1623, and was probably the only female north of Chesapeak Bay with such a baptized name. Records show that John, Elinor and their first born son, James, were given cattle during the cattle division of 1627.John died from a fever epidemic in October 1633 leaving his wife and children, James, John, and Susanna. His widow took inventory of his property on 23 October 1633. John was on the 1633 tax list, and Elinor was on the 1634 tax list. The widow married on the following 2 June, Kenelm Winslow, younger brother of Edward Winslow.
Genealogical Survey of New England Settlers:
Plymouth Colony: Its History and People
John Adams was admitted as a freeman sometime beween 1 January 1632/33 and October 1633.
Elinor Worden was born about 1596 of Clayton, Lancashier, England. She was the daughter of Peter Worden and Mary. Listed below are some notes about Elinor.
Mrs. Eleanor Newton, widow of John Newton in england, arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts aboard the "Anne" on July 10, 1623. She was allocated a one acre plot in the colony; the description is as follows: "This goeth in with a corner by ye pond". The colony's Division of Cattle in 1627 listed the John Adams household as including Eliner Adams and James Adams.
The ship "Anne" arrived in Plymouth in July 1623, having first put in at Virginia, accompanied by the "Little James", bringing new settlers along with many of the wives and children that had been left behind in Leyden, when the Mayflower departed in 1620.
I hope this information is helpful. I would be interested in receiving any specific information about your Elizabeth as I don not have any dates for her.
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Roy, Washington
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Laughter will be 'elementary' in FAS production Feb. 16-17
January 29, 2018
The latest performance in the 2017-18 Fine Arts Series at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University will prove that laughter is "elementary my dear Watson."
"Baskerville, A Sherlock Holmes Mystery" will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16, and 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, at Escher Auditorium, Benedicta Arts Center.
This, however, is a slightly different version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's familiar 1902 mystery, "The Hound of the Baskervilles."
Sure, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are still the main characters, but this is a hilarious adaptation of Doyle's classic work by Ken Ludwig. It is full of intrigue and laughs, as the male heirs of the Baskerville line are being murdered one by one, and Holmes and Watson must work feverishly to crack the curse before it dooms the newest heir.
Ian Merrill Peakes (playing Holmes) and Bill Van Horn (playing Watson who is also directing the play), have the lead roles in the production. Peakes has performed in 124 professional stage productions in his acting career.
The other 40 characters in the show are portrayed by just three comedic actors: Dan Hodge, Jered McLenigan and Sarah Gliko.
The show is being performed Jan. 2-Feb. 4 at the Walnut Street Theatre's Independence Studio on 3 stage in Philadelphia. The Walnut Street Theatre, founded in 1809, is America's oldest theatre and is also the Official State Theatre of Pennsylvania and a National Historic Landmark.
Tickets for the two performances are $28 for adults, $25 for seniors, $21 for CSB/SJU faculty and staff, $15 for youth and students and $10 for CSB and SJU students.
For tickets, call the Benedicta Arts Center Box Office at 320-363-5777 or order online.
The play is sponsored by St. Cloud Orthopedics, Palmer Printing and Stinson Leonard Street.
The activity is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

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Previously, I read moral and political philosophy at the University of Hong Kong (HKU), where I was the top student two years in a roll. While I was an undergraduate, I co-founded Effective Altruism Hong Kong (EAHK), the first EA chapter in Asia. We organised the first EA Global Conference in Asia, 5 giving games, 8 keynote presentations, 20 monthly community meetups, and more, educated over 300 students about EA.
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Women's Player of the Week | Ann-Renee Desbiens, Wisconsin
Stopping 22 shots en route to her 16th shutout of the season, Ann-Renee Desbiens kept No. 1 Wisconsin on track as the Badgers advanced to the Frozen Four.
Wisconsin will face Boston College on Friday in the first semifinal at 5 p.m. ET in St. Charles, Mo. This will be Wisconsin's fourth consecutive appearance in the Frozen Four.
Desbiens improved to 28-1-4 in net for the Badgers after topping Robert Morris in the quarterfinals this weekend. She leads the NCAA rankings in goals-against average (0.69), save percentage (.963), win percentage (.909) and shutouts with 16. She has 10 shutouts in the postseason alone.


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If you're looking for creative ways to beat the heat this Summer, consider this: certain house plants are natural coolants. That's because they lose water during transpiration, which cools the air around the plants, leaving it purified and fresh. These greens not only enliven your home decor, but they're also useful!
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Having an aloe vera plant on hand will not only come in handy if you get any nasty burns, but it is also effective at cooling the air temperature and removing formaldehyde from the air. Also, as an extra benefit studies have shown that this plant releases a ton of oxygen at night. This pop of oxygen in the air can help fight insomnia and will help your body stay peaceful as you dream.
2. Areca Palm Tree
One of the most popular living room plants is the areca palm tree, a decorative house plant that acts as a natural humidifier. In addition to cooling off your home, the areca palm can remove benzene, formaldehyde and trichloroethylene from the air.
3. Ficus Tree
The ficus tree, also known as a weeping fig, helps to keep the air temperature cool as well as reduce air pollution and improve air quality.
4. Fern
This plant helps to not only cool and humidify the air, but like aloe vera, it is good for cleaning formaldehyde out of the air. In fact, scientists at NASA say the fern is one of the most effective air-purifying plants.
5. Snake Plant
The snake plant, also known as mother-in-law's tongue, is another plant recommended by NASA to help purify the air. The plant gives off oxygen at night, keeping you cool as well as absorbing a large number of toxins in your home.
6. Golden Pothos
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Deputy Glitters flies under the radar so far
OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Nine years after making it to his first Kentucky Derby, owner Joe Lacombe is on the brink of getting back there for a second time. The two experiences couldn't be any more different.
In 1997, when Lacombe brought Favorite Trick to the Derby he had the defending Horse of the Year, a Hall of Fame jockey in Pat Day, and a soon-to-be-elected Hall of Fame trainer in Bill Mott. Every move his horse made was chronicled. Though many doubted Favorite Trick's ability to get 1 1/4 miles, he was made the second betting choice. He finished eighth, 12 1/2 lengths behind Real Quiet.
This spring, as he prepares to bring Deputy Glitters to Churchill Downs next month, Lacombe has a relatively unknown horse, a fledgling jockey in 20-year-old Jose Lezcano, and a 48-year-old trainer in Tom Albertrani who has been out on his own for two years.
"It's a different experience, nonetheless very enjoyable," Lacombe said Tuesday from his home in West Palm Beach, Fla. "I don't really know that you can compare the two. With Favorite Trick I was much newer in the business. I've been through many, many horses since. I can tell you I thoroughly intend to enjoy this as much as you can and not get caught up in all the hype surrounding it."
Before last month, there wasn't any hype surrounding Deputy Glitters, who had won just one race from his first five starts. But after he upset the heavily favored Bluegrass Cat in last month's Grade 3 Tampa Bay Derby - a performance that validated his close second-place finish to that same rival in the Sam F. Davis - Deputy Glitters is beginning to emerge as a serious Kentucky Derby contender.
Deputy Glitters, whom Lacombe bred, can further enhance his credentials with a strong performance in Saturday's wide-open $750,000 Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, where Bob and John and Keyed Entry figure to vie for favoritism in a nine-horse field.
While Favorite Trick went 8 for 8 as a 2-year-old, including seven stakes wins, Deputy Glitters went just 1 for 3 at age 2. His debut was flashy enough, a 13 1/4-length romp in a $65,000 maiden-claiming race. The runner-up, Paving the Way, was claimed out of that race. Deputy Glitters was not.
Lacombe said he turned down an offer of $350,000 for Deputy Glitters after the race. Deciding he wanted to keep Deputy Glitters racing in New York, Lacombe changed trainers from the Kentucky-based Eddie Kenneally to Albertrani, who had opened up a public stable in 2004 after working for Godolphin Racing for nine years.
"I thought Tom, a New York trainer, was more capable at this point - and I don't mean that Eddie Kenneally is not a capable trainer, because he is - but I thought Tom was a better match for me, and as it's turned out Tom and I work very well together," Lacombe said.
Lacombe wanted to run Deputy Glitters in the Champagne. In addition to facing graded-stakes winners First Samurai and Henny Hughes, Deputy Glitters caught a sloppy track in the Champagne that he did not handle. He finished last of six, beaten 32 1/4 lengths.
Albertrani had higher hopes for Deputy Glitters in the six-furlong Huntington Stakes on Nov. 13. But the horse got involved in a speed duel and faded to fourth. His 3-year-old debut was much the same. In a one-turn mile allowance race at Gulfstream, Deputy Glitters contested the pace between horses before backing up to fifth.
Watching Deputy Glitters gallop out after that race, however, showed Albertrani he had something to work with once he stretched the colt out around two turns.
In the Sam Davis, Deputy Glitters was 63-1, made a wide move, and was only beaten 1 1/4 lengths by Bluegrass Cat. In the Tampa Derby, Deputy Glitters stalked a slower pace and turned back Bluegrass Cat, who reportedly threw a shoe in the race.
"The whole thing was going two turns," Albertrani said. "He wasn't being taken off his feet early on, and I think that's what really made him into a better horse."
Lezcano, a native of Panama who has been riding in the U.S. for only two years, has been aboard Deputy Glitters in his last two starts. In 2004, Lezcano was the leading apprentice rider at Saratoga and the Belmont fall meet. This winter, he is the runaway leading rider at Tampa Bay, with 89 wins from 320 mounts through Monday.
Both Lacombe and Albertrani said they plan to keep Lezcano aboard for the Kentucky Derby.
"I'm very, very comfortable with Jose Lezcano," Lacombe said. "He's given us two very fine rides. If you look back, Favorite Trick only had one jockey for his whole career.
I believe if the horse and jockey fit together, it's best you keep them together."
Albertrani said Deputy Glitters has come out of the Tampa Bay Derby in excellent shape and appears to be moving forward in his training for the Wood.
"We're going in feeling pretty confident knowing he was able to beat a top Derby contender in the Tampa Derby," Albertrani said.
After Saturday, they may be using the phrase "top Derby contender" when referring to Deputy Glitters.


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Professor Cherubini's research is concentrated primarily in the areas of teacher development and policy analysis and is funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).
He has published over 100 articles and proceedings, has authored eight book chapters, written seven books and edited three others. He has also presented more than 70 refereed conference papers across Canada, the United States, Europe, South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Dr. Cherubini has been awarded more than $250,000 in external funding from SSHRC.
Dr. Cherubini was the recipient of the 2014 McGraw Hill Distinguished Scholar Award presented at the 26th Annual Ethnographic and Qualitative Research and the 17th Annual American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Conferences in Nevada.
Lorenzo was appointed as a member of the Ontario Education Research Panel (OERP). Among the goals of the OERP is to further educational research for the advancement of education in Ontario.
Professor Cherubini is the former Editor of the AABSS Journal – an annual publication of the American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences (AABSS). He has served as the Director of the Tecumseh Centre for Aboriginal Research and Education at Brock University.
Approved by Brock University Senate in the Fall of 2004 The Tecumseh Centre for Aboriginal Research and Education is the only multidisciplinary research entity in Ontario that builds educational programming around the expressed needs and requirements of Aboriginal communities.
Lorenzo has taught at the secondary school level, served in the roles of guidance counsellor, department chair of English and Modern Languages, and school administrator in both the elementary and secondary school panels.
Dr. Cherubini earned an Ed.D. from the University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, Australia and an M.A. at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.


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She is a Resolution Accredited Specialist in Ancillary Relief and Domestic Violence. Cristina also has an interest in counselling and has undertaken two initial courses with the BACP (British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy). She has previously taught GCSE and A Level Law evening courses.
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|Book Reviews
The Law Relating to Financial Crime in the United Kingdom
Publisher: Ashgate
Authors: Karen Harrison & Nicholas Ryder
Price: £25.00
Edition: 1st Edition (February 2013)
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The focus on financial crime over the last few years comes as no surprise; the financial services industry transfers considerable sums of money each day and spends significant sums of money ensuring financial crime is identified and stopped. This new text from Ashgate, The Law Relating to Financial Crime in the United Kingdom, aims to outline the different types of financial crime, and their impact, in a user-friendly and up-to-date guide. It certainly achieves this aim with considerable ease and provides a very handy and accessible explanation of the law with thought-provoking recommendations for the future.
Written by two experienced academics, Dr Karen Harrison and Professor Nic Ryder, The Law Relating to Financial Crime in the United Kingdom covers eight logically arranged chapters: introduction; money laundering; terrorist financing; fraud; insider dealing; market abuse; bribery and corruption; and conclusions and recommendations. While the second to the seventh chapters are essentially standalone chapters (and can be read on their own), the first and last chapters pull together the strands from the other chapters and consider many challenging issues.
The publication of The Law Relating to Financial Crime in the United Kingdom is timely: there is considerable focus on financial crime, its causes and any potential solutions. What this text does really well is pull together an engaging account of fairly disparate (but interconnected) accounts of financial crime into one manageable text. It is well-written, well-researched and academically stimulating; it is one of those rare texts which you could read in one go before delving into more discrete points. The one surprising point is the timing of its publication; being just before the transfer of financial services from the Financial Services Authority ("FSA") to the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") (so it already seems a little out of date).
If you are looking for an engaging account of financial crime law in the UK, you should look no further than The Law Relating to Financial Crime in the United Kingdom. The important principles are collected together into one manageable text. Being a financial services lawyer with a key interest in the impact of financial crime, I found it extremely user-friendly; it also actively encourages reflection on the state of the law and its possible future direction. The final chapter, which makes recommendations for the future, certainly provide food for thought for the financial services industry (and other industries). While the analysis focuses on the FSA rather than the FCA (which is a disappointment), the quality of the text, and its price, means it should be a key text for anyone interested in the legal aspects of financial crime in the UK.
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Senior Honors Theses
Publication Date
Spring 4-25-2011
College of Arts and Sciences
Music: Choral--Teacher Certification
Primary Subject Area
Education, Music
Music Education, Choir, Conducting, Music
Recommended Citation
Granger, Jonathan E., "Preparing a High School Choral Program" (2011). Senior Honors Theses. 230.
Although many different methodologies exist within the realm of music education, the synthesis of those ideas is crucial when preparing for a profession in secondary music education. Teaching musical concepts through performance in choir is essential in developing well-rounded students as well as furthering students' musical knowledge. By establishing a philosophy of music education, developing a syllabus, and outlining the process in preparing a choral program, other aspiring music educators will comprehend the work required of them in a more concrete manner as well as promote educators to demand more from their choral ensembles.


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Car Accident Settlements - The Process of Calculating Insurance Settlements
To end up with a satisfactory car accident settlement, you must understand how the settlement process works, and how much your claim might be worth.
Inside the Car Accident Settlement Process
How a typical settlement plays out after a car accident, at every step in the process.
Why Auto Accident Cases Rarely Go to Trial
Car accident attorneys and insurance carriers see a court trial as a dicey last resort, and they'll usually do anything it takes to avoid putting their case in front of a judge or jury. This article explains why.
The Release of Liability After a Car Accident Claim
A look at how releases work, and their legal effect.
Rear-Ended: Overview of Settlement Process for Car Accidents
What to expect during settlement of a rear-end collision case.
How does a settlement differ from a jury award for a given car accident case?
They're very different processes for resolving a car accident injury claim, and they typically produce very different results.
Whiplash Settlement: Is There an Average Payout to Start From?
Insurance companies don't have a dollar amount that they start from when figuring out how much a car accident settlement is worth, but there are common factors to consider.
Responding to an Unfair Car Insurance Settlement Offer
Getting a good settlement offer from an insurance company after a car accident is not usually a one-step process. This article discusses what you can do if the initial settlement is too low, or if your claim is rejected outright.
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A lien gives a person or company a right over someone else's property, or an interest in their legal claim. A lien is sometimes called a security interest. A lien can come from a contract or from state or federal law.
Can my auto insurance claim be denied if I do not fully cooperate with the insurance company?
Can my auto insurance claim be denied if I do not fully cooperate with the insurance company?
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Tips for Negotiating a Settlement After a Car Accident
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Responding to an Unfair Insurance Claim Settlement Offer
The insurance company just sent you a low-ball settlement offer. What now?
Do You Need a Lawyer for a Car Accident Demand Letter?
You don't need an attorney to put together a car accident demand letter, but your claim could benefit from it.
When to Write the Demand Letter in a Car Accident Case
A demand letter in a car accident case should be sent at the right time -- not too early and not too late.
How Much Should You Ask for in a Car Accident Demand Letter?
Determining how much you should ask for in a car accident demand letter can be as simple as adding up the costs of repairs to your vehicle, or as complex as determining the potential cost of long term medical care.
Sample Demand Letter: Rear-Ended in a Car Accident
In any injury-related insurance claim after a car accident, the demand letter is an important step toward getting a satisfactory result.
Car Accident Settlement Examples -- Introduction
If you're making an insurance claim or filing a lawsuit after a car accident, it's only natural to wonder what you can reasonably expect if your claim settles or makes it all the way to trial.
Examples of Rear-End Car Accident Injury Claims
These real-life claim summaries provide a glimpse at what to expect in your own rear-end accident case.
Examples of Car Accident Cases Involving Insurance Issues
A look at a few real-world car accident injury claims that hinged on issues related to car insurance.
New York Car Accident Settlement Example
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Insurance Laws & Regulations by State
Insurance laws and regulations have a strong impact on car accident settlements. Learn more about your state's car insurance laws here.
If you're making an injury-related insurance claim after a car accident, or even thinking about filing a personal injury lawsuit, there are a few state laws that you need to be aware of.
Car Accidents and Insurance Coverage
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The planetary health framework advances integrated responses to leading development challenges – poverty, ill-health, environmental degradation, climate change, and gender inequality. This side-event focuses on how the global community can move from concept to action in implementing the planetary health approach, and how planetary health approaches can accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals and the pledge to leave no one behind.
Speakers include:
- Achim Steiner, Administrator, UNDP
- Laurie Garrett, Senior Fellow, Global Health Council on Foreign Relations
- Michael Myers, Managing Director, Rockefeller Foundation
- Anthony Capon, Professor of Planetary Health, University of Sydney
- Andy Haines, Professor, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
- Doaa Abdel-Motaal, Executive Director, Rockefeller Foundation Economic Council on Planetary Health, Oxford Martin School
- Macharia Kamau, Ambassador, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Kenya to the United Nations and Special Envoy on SDG Implementation and Climate Change


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The penalties were related to "misconduct in the sale" of two collateralized debt obligations, when the housing market was beginning to swoon in late 2006 and 2007.
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Wells Fargo Securities agreed to settle the SEC's charges by paying more than $11 million in disgorgement and penalties, much of which will be returned to harmed investors.
"Wachovia caused significant losses to the Zuni Indians and other investors by violating basic investor protection rules – don't charge secret excessive markups, and don't use stale prices when telling buyers that assets are priced at fair market value," said Robert Khuzami, Director of the SEC Division of Enforcement.
Wells Fargo Securities consented to the entry of an administrative order directing that it cease and desist from committing similar violations. Wells Fargo neither admitted nor denied the SEC findings.
A total of $7.4 million will be returned to investors.
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Read the summary report of the discussions on Taxation and Spending
This forum is designed to facilitate discussion of the taxation, public spending and block grant scenarios that could unfold after the referendum on Scottish independence. The forum will bring together leading academics, civil servants, politicians and other interested parties to discuss the future of the Barnett Formula (the formula that contributes to the calculation of the block grant to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) if Scotland were to become an independent country, or if the Scotland Act is brought into force. Other key issues to be discussed are the future of formula funding for services relating to health, education and local government in England.
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Spurs have been heavily linked with a move for the West Brom striker.
Tottenham Hotspur's excellent run of form got a reality check today as they were defeated for the first time in the Premier League this season since the opening day.
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Dorothea Lange Part I: Under the Trees
Please note: copyright to Dorothea Lange Part I: Under the Trees is held by WNET. All rights reserved. WNET is the premier public media provider of the New York metropolitan area and parent of public television stations THIRTEEN and WLIW21. Dorothea Lange Part I: Under the Trees was originally produced by KQED for National Educational Television (NET) - the predecessor of WNET - and first aired in 1965. Part I of a documentary film made by the KQED Film Unit, written and narrated by Richard O. Moore, about the life of documentary photographer and photojournalist Dorothea Lange (1895-1965). As Moore puts it in his introduction: "This is not about photography. It is about Dorothea Lange. Who in her long, rich and frequently painful life, has used the camera vastly to enrich our perception of ourselves and of the human condition." Includes scenes of Lange working at her Berkeley family home with husband Paul Taylor, son Dan Dixon and New York Museum of Modern Art's Curator of Photography John Szarkowski, on an exhibition of her work. We are told that Lange is living with esophageal cancer and that in order to work on her exhibition in New York, she has had to give up a project for Look Magazine on photographing a family cabin, by the Pacific coast. Also features views of Lange and Szarkowski discussing which photographs will be shown in New York and close ups of many of her still photographs. At one point Lange reflects on her evolution as an artist and confesses that: "I'm just really beginning to sense what's in this medium ... how much I could have made of the things I actually did, had I understood those negatives as well as I understand them now." This film was directed and edited by Philip Greene and Richard Moore. Oakland Museum loaned their 16mm film print of this film to the TV Archive, to be remastered.
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It is time to complete the required Annual Update process for the 2018-19 school year!
A Parent/Guardian will be required to log-in to their Infinite Campus account to get their child's teacher assignment, Schedule, Internet Acceptable Use Policy, Media Release, Walking Field Trip Form and Student Handbook. This online process is the only way to update demographic information, collect emergency medical information and authorization needed for students to attend field trips. There is no paperwork involved.
This process works best on a PC or laptop. Log into the Parent Portal and click the ONLINE REGISTRATION link at the bottom left of the page. You received a letter if you do not have a parent portal account explaining that process. Contact the board office or your school office at 440-354-5400, with questions or issues.
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August 16 Harding MS/High School Open House 6-8 p.m.
August 21 McKinley Elementary Back to School Bash 4-6 p.m.
August 21 Meet the Skippers 6-8 p.m.
August 22 First day for Students grades 1-12
August 23 Kindergarten Phase-in Girls only report 8:20-3:00
August 24 Kindergarten Phase-in Boys only report 8:20-3:00
August 27 All Kindergarten students start 8:20-3:00
Incoming Kindergarten students who were not screened in the spring and students requiring further assessments for Kindergarten entry will be tested on August 22 prior to phase-in schedule. This screening date was added due to the high amount of kindergarten enrollment in the summer.
Where: McKinley Elementary
When: August 22- Screening 8:00-3:00 - appointment only select students
August 23 (Kindergarten Phase-In Girls) 8:20-3:00
August 24 (Kindergarten Phase-In Boys) 8:20-3:00
August 27 All Kindergarten students start – 8:20-3:00
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FHEVS is now using Online Registration. All Parents will be required to log-in to their Infinite Campus account to get their child's teacher assignment, Schedule, Internet Acceptable Use Policy, Media Release, Walking Field Trip Form and Student Handbook.
A letter in the mail is on the way that will provide you with your GUID (Unique Identifier). If you have already accessed Infinite Campus, use the User Name and Password that you have already established. This letter will include instructions regarding accessing your account.
During McKinley's and Harding's Open House, there will be support for anyone who is having trouble logging into their Infinite Campus account.
Join us for cookies and punch as we welcome Mrs. Katie Rumbarger to her new position as Harding MS/HS Principal.
The 2018 Fairport Summer Bridge Camp will be taking place Monday through Thursday, July 30th – August 2nd and August 6th – 9th, and will be culminating with a trip to Cedar Point on Monday, August 13th.
This summer program is FREE for all Fairport students going into 6th grade!!!
Come out and Meet the Skippers, Tuesday, August 21, 2018, at 7:00 PM. The fall sports participants will be introduced, the band will play, and we will kick off the 2018-2019 athletic season!
Thursday, August 16, 2018 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Harding MS/HS for all students!
Fall Sports Parent Meeting 7:00 pm Branthoover Auditorium.
McKinley Elementary Open House August 21, 2018 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM
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Ohio was awarded a $35 million Striving Readers Comprehensive Literacy Grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The three-year grant focuses on serving the greatest numbers of students living in poverty, students with disabilities, English learners and students identified as having reading difficulties. The grant builds on Ohio's commitment to ensuring all students have the reading skills needed to succeed in education and life.
"We are excited to partner with Riverside, Perry, The Lake County Educational Service Center, and Lake Erie College to develop a comprehensive literacy plan to improve outcomes for our students across our collective districts. This generous award will allow us to specifically target literacy outcomes for our middle and high school students" said Jennifer Polak, the District's Director of Pupil-Personnel. "It was a great pleasure to work with the other districts in writing this grant and we are honored to have the opportunity to improve our curriculum and teaching practices to ensure that our students have the reading skills necessary to achieve success!"
The grant, submitted by the consortium, addressed students from birth to twelfth grade. The award from ODE, however, will fund activities and professional development for content teachers of middle and high school students to assist them in implementing effective, research based literacy strategies in all classes."
"Reading is the foundational skill that ultimately allows us to learn more, and through this application process, we were able to see the great work happening in Ohio's schools," added Paolo DeMaria, state superintendent of public instruction. "These Striving Readers grants put crucial resources directly into classrooms across the state, and we're excited to work with awardees to improve outcomes for Ohio's most vulnerable children."
By Chris Lillstrung, The News-Herald
Fairport's Greig Field was again honored by Pioneer Athletics with a 2017 Fields of Excellence Award.
This is the seventh time Greig Field has received this plaudit.
According to a news release, Fields of Excellence "honors outstanding athletic fields and the hard working field crews who diligently maintain them."
Created in 1997, the program has honored more than 1,000 fields across the country.
College, universities, high schools and parks and recreation departments submit pictures of the fields, along with letters of recommendation and application forms describing their field maintenance program.
From those this year, 91 winners were selected by Pioneer Athletics.
Greig Field was one of 13 winners in Ohio, along with Convoy Crestview, Elida, Fort Loramie, Galion, Berlin Hiland, Lexington, Lorain, West Lafayette Ridgewood, Spencerville and Elmore Woodmore at the high school level and Xavier University.
Fairport will get a certificate of recognition and banner for the award.
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CLEVELAND, March 23, 2018 – The Lubrizol Corporation, in partnership with the Lake County Educational Service Center (ESC), announces the teacher team of Russ Messer, Jerry Hites, Paul Conn, Sheila Felix, Tim Hlousek, Sarah Murphey and Susan Tenon as the winner of the annual Lubrizol Lake County STEM Teacher Award. The "Hooked on Education" team led by Russ Messer, a STEM teacher at Fairport Harding High School, was selected for their innovative, interdisciplinary project-based lessons that engage students with personalized learning and connections to the real-world.
As recipient of the award, the "Hooked on Education" team will receive $5,000 for STEM-related teaching expenses of the teams choice, and team leader Russ Messer will receive sponsorship to attend the Ohio Chemistry Technology Council (OCTC) Teachers, Industry and Environment (TIE) Conference. In addition, Fairport Harding High School will receive an award of $5,000 for STEM equipment.
Addressing the Fairport Harbor Schools Board of Education, administration and community members, Julie Edgar, corporate vice president of innovation and chief sustainability officer for Lubrizol, honored the team by highlighting their innovative unit entitled "The Sky's the Limit". This unit is an interdisciplinary collaboration between an English and physics class to design, create and test water-fueled bottle rockets and launchers in the context of the themes of tenacity, dreams and the importance of education from Homer Hickam's memoir, Rocket Boy. During her remarks, Edgar stated, "I would like to recognize the team for promoting innovation in teaching and education, and in providing students the opportunities to learn in ways that match their interests, skills and talents. I applaud them all for their commitment and passion, and for making such a positive impact in their students' lives."
By Steve Couch, For The News-Herald
The Fairport Harbor Schools Theatre Department is proud to present "The Addams Family" this weekend under second-year director Johnathan Luster.
Performances are at 7 p.m. March 16-17, and 2 p.m. March 18 in the Branthoover Auditorium at Fairport Harding High School. Tickets are $5 per person on a first-come, first-served basis at the door or pre-sale at the high school office.
Doors open one hour before curtain, and seating is 30 minutes prior to the start of the performance. The show runs approximately 2 ½ hours with a 15 minute intermission, and light refreshments will be available. Information can be found at www.fhevs.org or contact Harding High School at 440-354-5400.
As an added bonus, kids can come early to enjoy free crafts, photo props, and are encouraged to dress up as their favorite Addams Family member. You might even be able to get a signed autograph and your picture taken with your favorite character after the show!
In the small world of Fairport Harbor, a production this size requires a community effort, and indeed that is what they have done here by fielding a cast that utilizes students from the high school, middle school and elementary school.
"I'm encouraged by some of the young, strong, musical talent I have seen in Fairport already this year," Luster writes, "with the assistance of choreographer and Fairport chemistry teacher, Dr. Erin Allen, who has infused the show with some energetic dance numbers to delight the audience."
Luster also works with kindergarten teacher Jennifer Dubeansky, as the music director. Costumes, make-up, lights, sound and set design have all been touched by students in the show.
Don't skip this positively ooky production this weekend.
The 12th Annual Inspiring Excellence-Hamilton Award Dinner was held Tuesday May 29th at the Fairport Harbor Senior Center. The top 10 Seniors were invited to write essays about their most inspiring teacher or coach. The essays were randomly numbered and judged by the Fairport Academic Boosters. One thousand dollars in scholarships were given to the winners.
Essay writers and their families gathered with community members to celebrate heartfelt essays and inspirational messages. Thank you to Frankie's Catering for the wonderful meal, Chris Yano and the Fairport Harbor Senior Center, Mayor Manross, Fire Chief Bob Lloyd and the Board of Education for supporting Fairport Harbor Schools Inspiring Excellence.
$500 Aleena Hess was inspired by Mr. Nathan Yaussy
$250 Michela Hess was inspired by Mr. Chris Ruzin
$250 Kaitlin Childers was inspired by Mr. Timothy Hlousek
$250 Natalie Urban was inspired by Mr. Russ Messer
$250 Brittney Dougherty was inspired by Mr. Jerry Hites
Lindsey Benko was inspired by Coach Jerry Rich
Shelby Benko was inspired by Mr. Russ Messer
Alexis Denyer was inspired by Dr. Erin Allen
Sabrina Medves was inspired by Mr. Nathan Yaussy
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"Excellence is a continuous process and not an accident." - A.P.J. Abdul
For the McKinley Science fair this year, we had 19 projects in grades 3-5 that were presented and judged on Thursday, May 10th, 2018. The winners were as follows: 1st place: Fiona Johnston (4th grade) 2nd place: Luke Connell (3rd grade) 3rd place: Kylie Durst and McKaylah Miner (4th grade) Honorable mention: Wyatt Slavkovsky (3rd grade). Our Family Science Night was well attended by students and their families where they got to participate in several science experiments and view all the students science fair projects. We would like to thank our volunteers: Angela Jarvis, Kelly Slovenkay, Maureen Boros, Raechel Baucco, Brenna Ruff and judges: Mary Javins and Sandra Budziak.
The Ohio Department of Education states that House Bill 113 has updated the first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) curriculum requirement under Ohio law to include specific training and curriculum guides. In order to meet these requirements for our students, we brought in Fairport's Own Chief Bob Lloyd to train our students. The students spent the morning learning how to save lives! CPR training and use of an AED were also covered in this very important training. Students were engaged and focused on the lessons graciously provided by the Fairport Fire Department Employees. Thank You Fairport Fire Department for supporting the students.
On May 8, 2018, our Fairport Drama Department performed scenes of the Spring Musical, The Addams Family and the Fall Play, Steel Magnolias.
Several students were honored at the Rotary Awards at Perry High School as well as the entire department winning Musical of the Year!
Well done students, staff and volunteers!
A special thank you to Mrs. Janet Merrick from the Fairport VFW for coming to Harding High School to present awards for the VFW Patriotic Art Contest! Congrats to Amelia Kapostasy on winning first place!! Pictured here with Amelia and Mrs. Merrick are the submissions who placed in the top four. They belong to Olivia Hulett, Brandy Ornelas, and Kaitlin Kilpatrick. Amelia's art is not pictured because it has been sent on to the state for judging. Good luck Amelia! Well done Harding High art students!
Our Spring 2018 Fair Poet Finalists all did a wonderful job on Friday, May 4, reading their poems! Our students wrote poems in their English classes on the theme of patience. They showed a lot of courage today performing in front of their peers. Well done Fair Poets!
Through the Auburn Career Center Culinary Program, Maria Sterringer (together with her partner Jesseca) won 2nd place in the state competition for culinary at the FCCLA for the category of product development!!! They made Lemon Blueberry Chia-Seed Muffins. This award makes Maria eligible for a scholarship to culinary school!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Congrats to our Fairport Harding High school students accepted at Auburn Career Center! We are committed to placing EVERY student on the path to their brightest future!! 😎☀Pictured here are future classes of 2021 and 2020! #careerready #collegeandcareer #studentsatthecenter 🎓
Thank you to the American Chemical Society for sponsoring the first ever Chemists Celebrate Earth Week Illustrated poetry contest. Both Maria Sterringer and Morgan Braemer were honored on May 2, 2018 at the Young Scientists Awards Banquet at the Pine Ridge Country Club. Maria was the 9-12 grade winner and Morgan was the 6-8 grade winner. They each won $100 dollars and two tickets to the Cleveland Aquarium. Their work will be displayed on the ACS website. Congrats to our Fairport all-stars!
FHEVS is proud to celebrate student, Maria Sterringer, during the Law Day Breakfast at LaMalfa party center! Congrats to Maria for her winning essay written on the separation of powers in government! #skipperpride
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM MS Girls (7th/8th Grade) Away Volleyball Game @ Beachwood
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM JV/Varsity Girls Volleyball @ Newbury HS
7:30 AM - 3:05 PM First Day for Staff
3:15 PM - 6:15 PM Fall Sports Picture Day
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM Back to School Bash @ McKinley Elementary School
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Meet The Skippers
8:10 AM - 3:05 PM First Day for Students - Welcome Back!
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM MS Football Game @ Cardinal Local Schools
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM MS Girls (7th/8th Grade) Home Volleyball Game Vs. Orange
8:20 AM - 3:00 PM August 23 (Kindergarten Phase-In Girls) 8:20-3:00
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM JV/Varsity Girls Volleyball vs. Cardinal Local Schools
8:20 AM - 3:00 PM August 24 (Kindergarten Phase-In Boys) 8:20-3:00
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Week 1: Boys Varsity Football Away Game @ Newbury
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM MS Girls (7th/8th Grade) Away Volleyball Game @ Independence MS
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If you've read many of the pages on this site you know that my opinion on formal scientific research of lutherie topics is that there isn't nearly enough of it. This dearth of research means there are a lot of holes in our knowledge of how instruments actually work. Some of these holes are quite big. Even in those subjects where research has been done we just don't have very much to go on. Lutherie is not a field which attracts big research money. As a consequence almost all research in this field is done by folks that are simply very interested in it, and they do it on their own nickels, too. I have been trying to allocate some time each year for research projects. Some of my published research papers can be found in this section of the site.
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IntriguingGIRL CALLED FEARLESS is an intriguing YA dystopian novel about one girl's struggle for freedom. I found the premise to be interesting, and the heroine is easy to care about. However, I enjoyed the first half of this book much more than the second, and I found the ending to be lacking. Even so, it is a thought-provoking and fast-paced read. Disclosure: I won a free ARC of this book in a giveaway.by Marla B on March 08, 2018
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A Good Beginning
The Bible is filled with imagery about the importance of building a strong foundation. It is one of those truths that is so obvious, yet it helps to be reminded of it on a regular basis. Among other examples, our Lord used the parable of the wise and foolish builder and imagery of the cornerstone.
Children's literature explains it to us in another way. Everyone knows the fable of the tortoise and the hare. But how many of us parents, like the hare, sleep and then run to keep up with our children?
To change the analogy, how many of us parents are awake to the potential of our young ones? The fable's moral is clear: the hare underestimates the tortoise. Is it possible that we underestimate our children? Yes, they often surprise us, but are we aware of their true potential?
A Miraculous Time
The learning potential of little ones is nothing short of miraculous. It is a gift from God. Never again will we learn so effortlessly. Never again will we absorb a language spontaneously and without the aid of grammar rules. The famous Catholic educator, Maria Montessori, dedicated her life to studying these early years. She writes,
The child has a different relation to his or her environment from ours… the child absorbs it. The things she sees are not just remembered; they form part of her soul. She incarnates in herself all in the world about her that her eyes see and ears hear. (The Absorbent Mind, p.56)
Simply put, at this early time of "absorption," it is critical that we immerse our children in what is good, that we tell them what is true and that we show them what is beautiful. As parents, it is hard to say what our children will remember. But we do know this: they are being affected and shaped by their environment. In some real way, especially in the early years, everything that our children experience will stick with them forever.
More Important than College
College is equated with success in life, especially material success. From the beginning, parents begin to save – understandably so since most colleges are astronomically expensive. Yet we want to point out the importance of setting a strong spiritual and academic foundation, fully recognizing that the early years of a child's life are a miraculous and formative time.
There are many examples of St. Francis families doing just that, here's one:
As parents of five children, it is unlikely that we will be able to afford Catholic high school and then college for the kids. We've decided that we will invest in giving them the best foundation possible in learning, living, and practicing their faith. They will have to take that information and apply it at some point to their daily lives; and, they are going to have to do that in a secular world. With the spiritual and moral foundation they receive in Catholic schools, they will be able to practice living their faith in high school with us as guides, before they leave us for college and beyond. With the grace of God, the foundation received at home and school will provide them with the confidence and faith they will need to be successful Catholic adults. (Paul & Teri Schmitt)
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Pit bull terriers: Pictures of America's most popular dog
Pit bull terriers are some of the most popular dogs in America, and for good reason. Given the same care and training as any other puppy or dog, they make fantastic pets. The flip side of their popularity is that animal shelters and rescue groups are teeming with young, short-haired, muscular dogs, labeled (rightly or wrongly) "pit bulls." They're not hard to find. In fact, in many areas they're the dogs most often killed in shelters, simply because there are so many of them.
Here at Best Friends, we are working hard to change the negative stigma surrounding America's favorite dog. There are so many reasons why we love them, but we picked a few of our favorites to share with you. (Warning: these photos are over-the-top adorable!)
1. Having a bad day? No worries — these guys are natural clowns and promise to make you laugh!
2. "Trust me, I'm a lion."
3. Motto to live by: find balance in life.
3. They promise to be your BFF for life.
4. "Cheese is part of a balanced diet."
5. They'll be your very own personal pillow pet.
6. PUPPIES! Need we say more?
7. They're great at going incognito.
8. And of course, they just want to have fun!
They are more than just cute. They're silly, sweet, smart, loyal, affectionate, athletic, and they just want a family to love them.
Through our pit bull terrier initiatives, we are working to overcome breed discrimination and help pets receive the love and care they deserve. Learn more.
Click here to view adoptable pit-bull-terrier-like dogs at Best Friends Animal Society.
The Huffington Post has dedicated the entire week to sharing stories to help raise awareness for pit bull terriers. They're even handing over the reins of their Instagram account to us on Friday, Aug 28. Follow along here.
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The Institut für Duncanian Suchtforschung (Institute for Duncanian Addiction Research) brings together a group of researchers with a common interest in applying a Duncanian approach to the study and control of public health problems of drug dependence and abuse.
Participants in the Institute's activities are particularly interested in Professor Duncan's self-medication hypothesis, which proposes that psychological dependence is another name for negatively reinforced behaviour when the reinforcement results from the addict's use of drugs to medicate preexisting psychological distress, We also are interested in his nonjudgmental approach to the prevention and treatment of drug dependence, which has come to be known as harm reduction or harm minimization.
Professor David F. Duncan was a pioneer in the conceptual cross-fertilization of behavioural psychology, social epidemiology, and lifespan developmental psychology. The originality, breadth and power of his contributions have been such that he has been called "the Stephen Hawkings of public health."
Dr. Duncan is President of Duncan and Associates, a behavioural and policy studies consulting firm and a Director of the Fair View Clinic in Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA. He is also a Professor of Medicine at Brown University and was formerly Professor of Health Education at the University of Cologne and at Southern Illinois University. He served as a drug policy consultant to the Clinton White House and chairs the Council on Illicit Drugs Policy of the National Association for Public Health Policy in the U.S.
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